Planet Rage #0234 – People Always Suck

0:00Hey shithead, shut the fuck up! US strikes back, and a member of the Islamic State. Let's go, man! Halt! World! Go! Shit! Planet! WOOOOOO! WOOOOOO! Planet! WOOOOOO! Planet! Welcome to Planet Rage, the intersection of insanity and madness. Here are your hosts, Larry Blidener and Darren O'Neil. Hey, Larry and any numerologists out there, it's episode 234! 234.

1:00That's a... that's a consecutiveism. Of the planet rage. Not one 234, that's in a little while, but this is just 234. Yeah, that's okay. I'm liking that. That'll work. I mean, if you're playing poker and you get a two or three and a four, you're like, oh, I might. Yeah, that's right. On your way to a low straight, not a good straight, but still a straight straight. Good straight flush, that'd be good, right? I would think so. Yeah. It would be most hands, except for a royal flush. Yes. So how are you, man? I'm all right. How are you? I mean, that's a beautiful day in Chicago, finally. A little bit under 80 degrees, which is nice. That's nice. Yeah. I mean, it did. I mean, it didn't stop, though. The eight shot and killed in 30 shot and wounded this past weekend. Well, I were getting respectable numbers again. Like what about Hey Jackass? Is he back or still on Hey, it's Labor Day weekend. Of course, he was updated, but I don't think he's doing it daily anymore. No, but okay.

2:00I don't know how you missed. You can't miss the Labor Day weekend in Chicago. Yeah. That's what all of the violence comes out. Sure. It's like it's a back to school celebration, I think, right? Right. You got to go out and shoot some people in school's back. It's just like, I'm sure in Chicago, it's like here, right? Labor Day not only does it mean school is back, which I think is an awful thing. Then the fucking school buses are blocking traffic everywhere. Do I self drive yet? Like the testless or no? I wish they would. They probably drive better than by most of the current staff. I wouldn't doubt it. But I tell you what, man, I never took a school bus when I was a kid. I took city transportation, along with the criminals and perves and all that shit. You mean you never had to take the twinkie bus? No, I took the subway and once in a while a bus was mostly the subway. But what's different is, I mean, I knew kids in more rural areas, right? And I swear to God, I'm sure the bus stops were at least a mile or two apart.

3:04It's like every fucking corner because another bus stop. It's door to door service. What's that about? I don't know where I went to high school, which was just on the outskirts of Shyrak. And I lived out in the suburbs, but it was the all boys Catholic high school that, you know, I got to choose which one I wanted to go to. What a choice. I know this shit place or that shit place, which is exactly. And now the one I went to is still all boys, but it's because there is an all-girl school literally next door. So I guess it kind of. Wow. That's amazing. That's a man. I thought they had all been converted to, you know, whatever. Now like the one my brother-in-law who had passed away now went to was all boys. Now that is co-ed and there's a bunch that have gone the co-ed route. But when I had to get the bus, it was one mile and it was one mile based upon cutting through some woods.

4:11Oh, okay. Because if I had to walk on these streets, so in the winter and that, you're kind of just traipsing through the snow because nobody's shoveling the woods. No. But if you had to go, it would have been like maybe a mile and a quarter if I would have had to like three extra blocks. So we need that. Nobody. Nobody. Nobody. But it was a mile away and it's like that's just the way you did it. Now of course. Yes. Kids can't walk though. You got to walk three extra feet. No, no, we'll stop for you. Well, not just that. It's so unsafe. It's so unsafe. Right. Everything's about safety. I know. I mean, I was unsafe on the high school bus just because as I mentioned before, at any given time there was a maximum of four or five dudes on the bus and the rest were females and the bus was filled. So it was, yeah, that's okay. There's a plus along with the minuses.

5:12Right. You had to behave yourself, but you know, I mean, you had better eye candy and it's some sure smell better than the, yeah, the subways and especially in New York City. Yeah. Well, so I mean, talk about it. It was a couple of weeks ago. There was a story. I should have clipped it. I think maybe it was too long a clip. But you probably saw this about a woman who is arrested and is doing like a six month suspended sentence because she allowed her five year old to walk half a mile to, uh, to collect goose feathers in her gated community. Wait, this is child abuse now. Yeah. This was it. Of course, guess where it was? California. You're close. Well, not close physically or geographically, but in liberal ways. Yes. Yes. New York or a Connecticut? All right. Well, number four, Virginia. Very close. Very fucked up place.

6:12Bernie land. Bernie land. And it was, you know, it was off. I mean, it was so insane. This woman, you know, when I read this story, she'd been with this kid a five year old boy, you know, doing whatever nature like thing they were doing together. And then she went home and the kids is, oh, I want to get some more goose feathers. Can I go back, mom? Yes, sure. Go ahead. You know, and then while he's out, some fucking nosy neighbor notifies, notifies the square badge security guy, right, about the unsafe thing that's happening. A child by themselves just doing nothing important, nothing important. And so this guy decides to come and dear the kid and escort him back to the house. And then when he takes a kid into the house, he gives mommy a piece of his mind about what a shit mommy she is, jeopardizing her son's life. And she says, you know, I think you're overstepping your boundaries. Thanks for returning my kid. I really didn't think you should have done that now.

7:13You're dismissed. That was the essence of what she said. What does he do? Oh, really? I'm calling a real cop. Okay. So this was like a, what do you call it? And you have your like just private security for their little square badge. Homeowner associations square badge rent a cop. Yeah. The guy with absolutely zero power. I mean, all this guy is qualified to do is call a real cop, really? Period. So he does call a real cop and the real cop shows up and she's like, well, what are you doing here? And then this guy gives her a piece of his mind and she tells him, you know, I disagree. It's a very safe place. My son's, you know, it's right down the street. And you know, thanks for your concern. You're dismissed as well. And then the guy says, oh, we'll see about that. And then he comes back and arrests her for the type of child abuse. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And then it goes to fucking trial and these douche bags actually convict her.

8:14And she sentenced to six months in the joint. And I think the judge gave her mostly, I think she'll leave a couple of days or something or a week and she's, you know, she's on probation. She's got two community service. And so this is how fucked up our nation has become. And I get to tell you, it's so not surprising because when I was, you know, Chris crossing America during COVID, the moment, the moment we would cross the border into Virginia, you could just feel the Kami vibe, this shit vibe, you know, the Bernie stickers and the fucking peace signs and the homes and all the long signs we believe like fuck off. And the moment we would cross into West Virginia, it was like, oh, I'm digging this now. I feel comfortable here. I mean, I remember walking home from elementary school, being in what first grade, which is what, six or seven? I mean, this was not anything bizarre at the time.

9:18I don't know, you can't be outside of your, well, there are way more parents who are checked out than this woman, which is the irony of it. Yeah. She knew where her child was. I believe from the story and I'm making a lot of assumptions that if the child didn't get back within a certain amount of time, she'd have gone looking. Oh, yeah. But oh, no, you can't just let your child out of your sight. Parents have no fucking clue what their kids are doing. We talk about it nearly every show. Yes, we do. Oh, and I've overlooked something, a vital element to the story there. There's more to it than just what you heard. This woman has been a long and vocal proponent of free range kids. I think she like runs a couple of websites. I think she migrated to Virginia from some other place. And so you get, you bet your ass that they made this public inner, inner trial.

10:19And this was a, a fuck you, you know, from the community, from Virginia because they believe as Hitler, he did that it takes a village. Yeah. He's a kid. That parents and the state is really responsible for your kids. So fuck off. That's, that's what they believe. Well, and it is another case where things are not doled out equally. There's no question about it. There are multiple tears at this point. And what people can get away with and what they can to one of these examples, of course, in Shyrak. We have seen these street takeovers all throughout the summer. And now on this holiday weekend, more complaints of late night incidents with streets, essentially gridlocked and residents pleading for solutions. Several street takeovers across the car. Okay, one stop pleading for solutions, just a correct, different people. Does the other correct term, Darren? It's a team trend. Yeah, they're just having fun.

11:20Yeah. It's not a street takeover. No, just because they find out that a good portion of the cars are stolen and there's a lot of drugs involved and there's a lot of weapons that are found. You know, nothing is, they're just kids having, they're just kids being kids. Exactly. I go this weekend as people living nearby are growing frustrated of this summer trend. There was even a large wing of fire that started in your lakeshore drive and Jeffrey on the south side. As you can see, the clouds of people around there. And today, the aftermath is visible there with marks stretched across these streets. Many activists in Chicago are calling on elected officials to do more about it. Just multitude of people in cars, reckless driving, driving up their vehicles, doing donuts. I mean, people are at risk. There was also a video taken near 18th of Canal with similar scenes. We reached out to Chicago police with details on these incidents, but they could not provide information on possible arrests or anything else at this time.

12:21It was horrible that it was a pickup truck making donuts and then the public. And just now I came over here and I saw the street market. These are the lemmang that keep coming back. In Los Angeles, police have their hands full with the same sort of street takeovers, but Chicago's activists are saying they'd like to see a similar police response here in LA. Officers arrested nearly 70 people and issued almost 600 citations in their street takeover operations. They had over 150 officers deployed yesterday. There was arrests, citations. They got drones going over like the area. They kept doing this so why can't Chicago learn from LA. There is a resolution. We did try to reach Mayor Brandon Johnson today to ask him about any plans regarding these people, but we're not able to. Of course not. There are no reports of any major injuries or arrests from any of the weekend incidents. No arrests, just like everything else in Chicago.

13:22Brandon's a busy guy. He doesn't have time for this stuff. And did I hear the guy say earlier, there was a ring of fire in the street. Yes. Did it was a Johnny Cash track accompanying it? There should have been. And I don't know. I mean, I just think this happened in NASCAR, but like where they were doing the burnouts in circles, I guess it left enough rubber. And I don't know how it lit, whether it was either from the tire which I have seen in the NASCAR guys celebrating and doing burnouts after a race or if possibly somebody was throwing down gasoline or something in order to create the ring of fire for these cars to do their little stunts and things in. But I mean, who could possibly get hurt when there's a big ring of fire in an intersection? Nobody. It's safe play. It's good. It was interesting to me that the concerned activists here, the first guy, which if you're good with accents, probably figured out was a Latino dude. And the second guy was Chinese, but we know that the vast majority of the people involved

14:26of actually doing the bad things are African American. So it's an interesting kind of split when, you know, this is, you're going to start pointing fingers and it's interesting. I mean, one, it was good that this kind of made the news, but bigger news in the area and it's going to be interesting to see if any more information really comes out. We're two of the suburban high schools. And the first news that came out was from the football game. I think Friday night, it has to be like Friday night lights. Oh, yeah. And allegedly, there were five white students from the school around here that were on video. And they were calling it this horrible racist incident. And they're like, oh, the kids were making monkey noises and monkey actions. And I'm like, okay, what, how far down the line do we have to go with things that are

15:27just ignorant and trying to insult somebody to being racist? Can a white kid insult a black kid at all with it not being racist? Because I had a lot of black friends in high school. We went back and forth with shit talking just like me and other white kids. Oh, yeah. And it's like it doesn't make it racist. No, it didn't at all. Didn't. And in this case, out of the video that I've seen only one kid was making like the monkey thing, the other kids were doing like waving their hands like birds. One was like shy rating his pelvis. So I think they may have been drunk, which for high school kids, going to get you in trouble. Yeah. But the oddity then because of all of the news coverage, oh, racist is racial incident, racist incident, racist incidents everywhere everywhere. Now let's be racist. Yes. And of course everybody they taught you from the other school, which is predominantly black. You know, it's going to go off that this is a racist thing.

16:29Now the mo I love the fact that well, their students were, they stayed in the, in the bleachers and, and remained safe. From what the five kids who, five of them together probably couldn't beat up C Brooklyn man. I mean, they looked like just little puny kids probably drunk. Yes. The oddity is when I was looking for an update on this today. The same two schools had a, that I don't know if it was a coed track meter. If this was just a female track meet the next day, where there were other allegations of monkey noises in their brain. I'm like this. How can that even possibly be? And then there's a story that the kids from the white high school are having a walk out tomorrow. So I'm guessing there's more to the story that is not being told. And this is always the problem.

17:31Yeah. And getting part of a story, you don't know what initiated anything. And this is the great, if you really want to play the victim, the best thing you could do is really get under somebody's skin, really insult them or even have some physical contact. And then just sit back and go, oh no. And claim the retaliation was, was unprovoked. Yeah. We have to be careful. Yes. But of course that got tons of news coverage. Now we've had how many people killed in Chicago that barely even registers at this point. Well, it's meaningless because it's not, you know, it's not people killing people. It's guns killing people. Right. And once you get that through your head, you'll understand. And they're coming in through Indiana. Don't you know it's horrible. Oh yeah. That's where the problem is. Let's say it's the media. It is so disjointed from reality.

18:32And this, really, this is going to be an interesting thing. Once you have the girls cross-con, because really when I think people there are going to really get out there and get racist and crazy, it's the girls cross-country teams. Why, why those in particular? I don't know. I just wouldn't think that would be at all. Okay. I was like, why I don't understand. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever. And why we always jump to racist within three seconds of something hitting the internet rather than, well, could we get the full story first? Wouldn't that be nice to actually get the full story? But we did get, try to get the full story pre-Obama. And then after he sailed into port, everything became racist then. Everything. That's true. The cops that pulled over, the, was it a professor from some college and they acted stupidly. Remember that was the police acted stupidly.

19:34I remember that one. And then I think, because remember there was even like a, oh, we're going to have a, yeah, yeah, I do remember that one. Yes. He brought them together. But then like, body cam footage came out or something and the professor kind of initiated all this by saying something. You know, it's like, yeah, if I remember correctly, I could be totally wrong. It was a years ago. Yeah. And, but this is it. It's like we, for somehow, not like it was totally planned or anything. It had a black president elected and re-elected in a landslide by an obviously racist country. That makes perfect sense, doesn't it? Perfect sense. Yes. But there is no logic there. There's absolutely no logic there, which is what Adam Corolla basically said about the whole Democrat concept. You guys, the democratic socialist, whatever, or just Democrats, you know, they're like,

20:37we want to help poor people. We want to get the middle class into homes. We want good jobs. We want to raise the living wage so people can work with dignity. Everything you want, no one could ever argue against. I can't argue against helping. You know, you got some fringy shit about the trans community or something, but all your big stuff about lifting people out of poverty and having schools that work, you know, and somebody could work a full-time job and have enough money to put food on the table. I like it all. I like a clean environment, like schools that work. You guys act like we're arguing with your ideas. You can't pull your ideas off. That's what we're arguing with. The process of what you think needs to happen doesn't work. Right. You don't lift people out of poverty. You don't, you don't solve the homeless problem. You don't fix the environmental problem. You don't have clean, sustainable forms of energy. You don't do any of that stuff.

21:38You talk about it. You talk about everyone living in harmony and dignity. All you're doing is breaking every group off into a different race and starting up race war essentially. And so it's an interesting thing. So you go, but it is an interesting thing because it is a very simple, as we have talked about, it seems like almost every other show, you know, got to be black against white, rich against poor, young against everybody. Everybody's got to be in their own group and you got to be mad at the next group. Yeah. When he makes some even better examples here, which I mean, Corolla is an interesting dude because I don't remember him ever being political for years and years and years. Just funny. That's true. That's the reason. I think if these guys, they reach a point, they accumulate sufficient wealth and then finally, finally, it's like, now I'm going to talk about it. I really want to talk about it. Yes, I don't give a fuck. I'm loaded. You want, they're loaded and they're like, we've seen the bullshit. Yes. And we're going to try to explain to you why it's not working and doing it in a way

22:41that would also make people laugh might be the most effective way to go about it. Yeah. Let's bring it to the home front. You know what I mean? You go, look, it's just two people living in a house. It's just you and your husband. And he goes, look, I want a clean living room that's nice and fresh and orderly. You go me too. And then they go, my way to do this is I give a homeless guy $3 and then we let him in and we tell him to clean the living room and they'll work. And then he cleans the living room and then you go, no, no, no, we tried that last time. He defecated in the middle of the floor and he stole a bunch of food and you go, oh, you don't want a clean living room? And I go, no, no, no, I want a clean living room. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But let the homeless guy come in. No, no, your plans never work. Oh, he doesn't want a clean living room, ladies and gentlemen.

23:43And then what if the homeless guy tutored our young daughter in math while we were out? No, no, I don't want that. Oh, so you don't want kids to be able to learn basic math. They do it with everything, right? We're not arguing with whatever it is you say you want. We're arguing with your modality. That's what we're arguing with. Everyone wants cheap rent, good schools, safe streets. Everyone wants that. Everybody. And he's the first guy who heard kind of articulate this in a long time, which it's not what you're saying that we have a problem with. It's the fact that it's La, La land and you don't have the capability of making it happen. Doesn't matter because those that are here, it's going to happen. We'll say I'm voting for you. True. I'm Donnie, man. Where's the guy? There's the stores. Where's the free bussing? Yeah. In fact, I saw a very extensive thing about a guy who said that the free grocery stores, according to this guy, were tried in Chicago.

24:44Did you hear about that or somewhere in that area? I think there was a, they think they tried something and it failed miserably. Yeah, there were seven of them that opened and they closed within a few months because it was just bullshit. The ones here might have been completely free. Where allegedly the ones in New York, you're just going to pay less than what the foods worth, but you're supposed to pay something. Although what's going to stop them from being robbed blind? I don't know. Zoran, Zoran, the moron is his, his grocery stores will sell. The products for 30% less than the other guys, which is pretty interesting because as you always say, and quite truthfully, the worst margin business in the world is a supermarket those guys. If they, if they pull 2% they shoot out the lights, you know, really. So, so if you can undercut them by 30%, well, that's going to be very impressive.

25:49Of course, he can't because he's an asshole. Now, and people try to point to individual things and that is not, if anybody that knows mathematics, that is not something you can go by because all of these stores have things to put in their ads. And these are what they call loss leaders often, which is they're selling them for below their cost to get you in the door to buy the gallon of milk or the pound of ground beef in the hopes that you're going to buy 50, 100, 200 dollars worth of other groceries while you're there. Yes. And that's something a lot of people will never understand. They're going to point to one store and be like, hey, they're selling eggs for 25 cents. How these other people are gouging you. Not necessarily true. You need to do research to find out what the cost on those eggs actually is. But it's a retail thing that's been done for years and years and years. That's why Circuit City and Best Buy had CDs and blue rays back in the day.

26:52They weren't really making money on those. They were just hoping that you'd come in to buy a CD and then when you needed a refrigerator, that's where you were going to spend your money. Yes. But do you think most people understand economics? No, I don't think so. No, not at all. No, no. They're like, nope, nope, you can understand. But this, no. Like the concept of the, let's pay a homeless guy to come in and clean our house. Because you know, that's going to be the answer. Yeah. Well, we'll see. You know, as you said, I mean, it's hard to tell what these videos if they're made up or not. But there was a video of it doing it. It wasn't in the United States. I don't remember exactly where it was, but they were doing the man on the streets interview and they're like, oh, yes, with all of these migrants. Oh, yes, yes, yes, they need to be taken care of. Well, you know, the government's talking about, you know, having people, you know, take them and, oh, yes, yes, that would be great. Oh, would you do that? Yes, I would. Well, here's my friends. I hear he needs a place to live. No, no, no, no, no, no, not here.

27:55Very quickly people change their minds when it goes from a, yeah, sure hypothetical situation to something that is happening always, always the nimbis syndrome, not in my backyard. Yes. Certainly not in my condor. In my house, no, no, no, no, no, never going to happen. No, no, it's just the way that it works. People, the most people just again have no idea what's going on. They don't. And they want to ignore it. You know, where do you want to go? I mean, it's just, it's endless. It is endless. It is endless. Crazy, crazy shit. Well, you brought something up and interesting about, um, podcasters at the top of the show. And I found this weird clip. Um, it's called house CIA extorts podcasters. And this is some, some retired, um, fairly prominent, highly placed naval guy. His name is something huge.

28:56I forget what chase you. I don't know. But he, he is an explanation of how the CIA approaches various influencers and podcasters and gets them to, to bat for their team. One is I show you all of your browsing history captures from your webcams on all of your phones and computers. So if you're doing the most compromising shit you could ever possibly imagine every bad thing you've ever done, which is why you don't have a webcam ever. Ever, ever. I mean, that's step number one. Understand those things are vulnerable, you know, but people don't learn about that either. Yeah. Record it's in some way. And it's funny because I get constant spam with the message like, oh bad news. I have hacked your system and I have seen you doing things. I'm like, that's great, man. I'd love to see that video because you're going to have to show me where the cameras are. Exactly. And I say, I like your podcast. I think you're doing a great job and I want to protect you.

29:59And I want to keep all this from the public eye. But we also want to give you $20,000 a month. So you have the carrot and you have the stick at the exact same briefing and you agreed to receive the briefing from me, even after I told you it was going to be stressful. So now you feel like you chose all of this. You agreed that you're a patriot and all the other agreements. And now you're, if you say yes, the reason that you're doing this on your podcast is for your country because you're not going to call yourself compromised. We have this thing called cognitive dissonance that keeps our brain from thinking, I'm a bad person. We have a hard, wired thing in our brain that says, I did this bad thing for this good reason. It's in our everybody's brain. What happens if I say no? Well, I think you're doing a great job. I appreciate you having this discussion with me. And I have to say that there is no way that I can prevent this stuff from reaching the public eye unless you decide to work with us. And all I'm asking you to do is just work with us once a week for five minutes. But it's up to you.

31:01Yeah, I tried to get that stupid shit music out of there. I'm sorry. Did the best I could, you know, the noise reduction, but I don't know. It adds to the fun when they put these things together. So what's up? But I wanted to hear was like, well, what was the pitch then? Okay. So when the guy caves and says, okay, I'm a patriot then when you're, you're going to now a vlog for Tim Wallace. And what does the CAA want them to do? Yeah. And I'm more interested here in the combo platter of the $20,000 plus the blackmail. We've already heard the stories of people like David Pacman, you know, you are just being paid $8,000 a month. And they will literally say any fucking thing. And I have more proof of that today from, what do you do? Yeah. From David. So why in this case, would the CIA need to extort and then also pay $20,000?

32:05That seems a little bit off. Now, I don't doubt that they can get pretty much any information that they want, even though it's, you know, technically illegal for them to spy on American citizens if they don't have a warrant, but we know the work around sure. You know, the, the, the brits are really spying on us right now. How you doing, Lads? Are they? They have to be. Yeah. We're analysts. We're a lot of lists. I'm sure. But here's the thing. We would love to help the current CAA for $20,000 a month, only five minutes a week. We are in. We're in. That's right. It's contact. It's rage and planet rage. I'm not sure. Please. And they, you know, they can, they can distribute video of me picking my nose anywhere they want. I don't care. I'm sure, you know, it's been, it's been recorded. So, so what? We've got all of this information on you. Well, this is, it's just very interesting because this is a long standing email that's

33:08going out from the, you know, the hacker who has compromised your webcam, who they've got all of your information and they were able to hack into your system. Now maybe that's true every now and then to the CIA. I understand could probably get access to more information, but we don't hear them showing like, oh, here, maybe they do. They're like, here's what we have on you. And that really at that point, I don't know why you would offer money because the government's not going to do it to like make themselves feel better. No. If I'm willing to come to you and say, well, here, I've got the proof that you murdered this hooker and buried her. I've got the video right here. I'm going to turn you in if you don't help me out. Yeah. But I'll also give you $20,000 because I like you. Yeah. That is kind of odd. You're right. Yeah. That's an additional part of the story that seems to, to push it in a different direction. Yeah. We're also talking about influencers and what do 99.999999999999% of influencers want?

34:13Money. Money. So you don't have to pay all of them. Yeah. You just have to go money. Yeah. Really? And imagine if you had the power of the United States government behind whatever it is you're doing. If we had a staff of hundreds that could get us any information we wanted to any interview that you might want to do, take you to any location you want. Well, I mean, it's kind of a win-win situation. Sure is. Yeah. I want that. How do we get that, Darren? I don't know. We need that gig. Our podcasters influencers ask Billy Bones. Yes. I guess, I guess we are in a way. They're just, I mean, way. The concept of influencer has changed greatly from only being hot, you know, 18 to 25-year-old women to anybody, people listen to or take advice from before making buying decisions.

35:20And I think that is anybody with a platform, it doesn't really matter what format that is. I would imagine that, you know, always, the initial influencers, and you're correct with some hot young chick, flogging, whatever, passions, perfumes, shoes, you know. Now that AI can, as we know, thanks to NoBare and Skyrimanga, those women can be replicating yourself as well for a plan of rage. Those, those females could be replicated almost to indistinguishable from, from real-life people. Why does, why doesn't even need to pay an influencer anymore? You really don't. No. If it's strictly based upon their looks, that can be easily created in platforms, chat GPT and GROC both doing fantastic jobs now. If you want to create realistic looking humans to use in advertising, and there's also other

36:24platforms that will let you create voices, that there's one called Breeze, that's an open source, which now allows you to create a voice much as you would create an image in any of these systems where you just go and, okay, create a guy sitting on a park bench, you know, the whole bit. Yeah. You just describe the voice that you want in that regular, normal English or any other language you want to do it in, and it will create the voice. And it's very realistic. Now the beautiful thing is, you can use chat GPT, GROC, whatever you want to use to create a static photo of somebody, create something like that to create the voice, which will also then do the text to speech so you can feed it whatever you want as far as a script for them to read, not computer script.

37:25And what you have is live action video that most people won't be able to distinguish between AI and real. Now for the voice, I would imagine you have to give them some existing reference to celebrity or somebody. So I wanted to sound like something between, I don't know, Rosie O'Donnell and Jimmy Duranty. Right. Well, that's the same voice pretty much. It is, you're right, bad analogy. Say Sean Connery and Durant, how about that? Right. You know what I mean? So you have to, you would have to use some celebrity angle to cue it properly. You don't really have to, because you could do like, you know, give me a youthful sounding midwestern female with a little bit of vocal fry. And you know, you can add in accents, you can add in personality. So do you want the voice to be bubbly or do you want it to be serious and more, you know, interesting. And you just describe what you want and it will give it.

38:27Now can you do the other route? Sure. If it understands those voices or I'm sure there are ones because there is a bunch now that let you put in a reference voice, which is, I sent you one from, also done on breeze, was one of the very few that I put your voice in and my voice in and the end result was way better than anything I had heard. It was impressive. It really was. Yeah. When you start fooling the person whose voice it is, it's like, wow, this is getting a little bit crazy. Yeah. Yeah. But that technology is now there. So. Yeah. Influencers, your day has come, I think, only fans, girls, your days have come, I think, because here's the thing. The AIs can create hotter girls. Oh, yeah. Of course. Flulless. And they don't have to ever sleep. So they are constantly creating new content.

39:29Now that you have the text to speech, we have back in the day, you and I lived through a land where we had 900 numbers. Yes. We're totally, guys would call it for like, what, five bucks a minute or something, I think, you know, it was just an ungodly amount of money. We even before the 900 numbers, before people really got their, they agreed on, there were 976 numbers. Right. Right. There was just like some chick just talking like she was trying to seduce you, it didn't get into the sack and it was maybe 90 seconds long. Right, a recorded message. Yeah, I guess they made money off those and those are very popular and then they became more, more involved. More interactive. Yes. Well, these are the AIs now that can do that. I read an article about a guy that was implementing all of his own bots and the fact that his system could now, he was like, oh, I want to get a book of table, ensure

40:33there are a lot of restaurants you can do with only table and there's other apps and things that you can use. But this dude had given his bot access to a voice over IP account and the bot was able to make a phone call to the restaurant and speak to the person that answered the phone and tell them what they wanted. It's very bizarre and 99% of the time I met you the person on the other end wouldn't even know they talked to a bot. That's so fucking creepy. I know it's going to get to be the point. We're all going to be dead and the bots are still going to be making restaurants. Yeah. The play for us. Yeah, Larry needs an appointment. Yeah. Maybe I would say that anybody that's in school taking a course in psychology or psychotherapy stuff like that, they should switch to welding immediately because I would think that very soon, probably 90 per, here's what I think.

41:38Any psychotherapist that insurance will cover will be AI. You want a live one? That's on you. What I can also see that the first round of everything including physical medicine, you're going to have to go through an AI to prove that you need the next level. If they're like, well, this person's mental problems are more because there's a lot of people I think are just lonely and want to talk to somebody. That'll be the answer. The AI will just have your conversation with you. Be validated by the robot first. Right. There's no question that's coming and that technology keeps getting better. If you want, yeah, I think you're right. If you want to be able to guarantee you're going to have a job for at least the next few years, being able to do things like an electrician or a plumber, things like that, the bots are

42:45not going to be able to do that anytime soon. No. What do you think of Musk's prediction that in 10 years, there will be a billion robots on Earth and there'll be manufacturing themselves. You buy into that. I think there'll be a lot of bots because a lot of them are just virtual. Will they be physical things that are building? I think they'll eventually figure that part out. Yeah. When I see that stuff, and I think, well, isn't that all dependent on somebody, somebody creating some type of battery that is exponentially better than what's now available? Right. You know, because otherwise they're going to take five steps out and go, battery's dead. Yeah. Really? For the last two years, and then the battery dies, and now you have a machine that isn't really, right? Isn't really working all that well. But I can see that. It's going to, I love these, these, these foot races with the robots, just blowing right

43:49past the guys that are quicker than Usain Bolt. Yes. Until the robots care care, care, cream down the track in a gross accident and come apart. But that's, that's good entertainment too. Yeah. Well, it's a lot safer. It's back, you know, we can back to the Roman days. You can have like, sets, rolls in the lions, but it's just a robot. So who cares? You get a wonder about some of these guys, because the whole thing, I remember it in it was in high school. I had to read something. I think it was, I had to check up, wrote a, shit, was it a novel or a play? I don't remember. It was called, are you are and it stood for Rossum's Universal Robots, right? And it was a story, you know, like, the guy must have been from the fucking future, because I think it was written in 1890 something, or maybe very early 1900s. You know, and like, where the fuck did they get this notion? And you know, these robots were so human like they practically had emotions. Right. And even as recently or as distantly as Terminator, which was 183 or 184, you know, holy

44:51shit. I mean, before that, there was a, I saw Twilight Zone from 20, from 19, it was 62 or three. Dig this man. It was, it was, it was set in the future, I think in maybe 1979 or early 80s, when boxing between humans had been outlawed, okay. And it was called battling Maxo and Lee Marvin played a well past his prime, like middleweight light heavyweight, who was broke and fucked up and very desperate for some, some money. And he talks a promoter into allowing him to step into the ring with a robot. I don't remember that one. I see a lot of them. Yeah, look for that one, man. It's one of the best ever. And like, holy shit. And like, they put, they put a mask. They did something to lead to kind of make him look robotic. And of course, he, I'm not gonna spoil it. Spoiler from something that came out in 1960s.

45:52I'm out. But I mean, these fucking guys, what were, how did they know? I mean, holy shit, it's just amazing. How, how preachent they were. Well, I think that's always been the dream, right? The robot that is close to human, that can do human things because then, you know, it can do the cooking, you can do the cleaning, you can do all sorts of things where the people just will never have to work because you'll have your robot doing the work. And then people, of course, the longer we've, I'm sure people always sucked, but it seems that maybe people keep sucking more and more. Which is, show, show title, people, people always suck. People have always sucked. That is the problem. And this is where you have, you know, these sex robots and these things where guys are going, well, you know, women, women are kind of nuts. So, yeah. It's a lot easier just to spend, you know, $20,000 on the model you want and then you can trade them in if you want. It's really easy. Man, what a world.

46:53But I think that's, you know, what mankind has always wanted and now we've got the ability because of these phones. It's very bizarre stuff. We've talked about it a lot that the phones have ruined people's ability to communicate with each other. Absolutely. But now they're more comfortable talking to a robot like, ah, the robot, it's much safer than the robot's not going to make fun of me because the robot is programmed to, yeah, cannot be rude. But somebody's going to make a fortune designing or programming the anti-robot. All right. Well, they're out there already. That's the fun. I mean, all of these cractor, you know, D, polite ties, whatever you want to call it, these models that they take these LLMs and they strip out all of these safety stuff. Some are just hilarious, man. I mean, it's the kind of things that, you know, people would get put in jail for these things just spewing out. Yeah.

47:53But I do have another influencer clip. This one I thought was kind of interesting. And it's also a case, I think, what the fuck did you think was going to happen, lady? Somebody else posted this video. I think her account was tagged as, okay, on the inside, but this is a female influencer, inner 30s, multiple kids, and is now surprised that there's no privacy on the internet. And it says, what is it's tag is what K on the inside? What does that mean? I think that's her name on, like, TikTok or whatever. All right. Okay. Yesterday I posted a completely innocent video of me and my daughter singing in the car. And Facebook put a meta AI question underneath it that said, who's the child passenger? First of all, why in the hell is that even a suggested question? Well, because there was a child behind you in the video. That's why. And what these things put out there are the main questions that have already been asked

49:00on that particular video or in ones like you see it all the time. Anybody that's ever gone to Google and start typing something and it finished what you were typing or at least suggested ways to finish. That is the most likely question it thinks you're going to ask. And that's based upon the evidence that it's already gathered. So congratulations, lady. By putting out a video with you and your young child in the back seat singing, you've already exposed your child to all of the perverts who are going to be like, hey, who's that getting the back? Yeah. God. About a minor that I clicked it. And this is where I started getting really uncomfortable. It starts pulling completely separate information for each of my kids, their names, birth information, pictures and videos of them. It pulled a newborn picture from my mom's page from years ago. And then it pulled this.

50:01I deleted this picture years ago. I'm not going to pretend that I know how it works. I know this picture. Let me tell you how it works. It's something called the internet. The data is out there. You cannot delete it once it's on the internet. You have connections. You have family members probably tagged in your account. So to be like, how did they find my kids pictures on my mother's page? Not very hard. Yeah. I've been sitting on my page for years. And then Facebook suggests that I ask meta AI. Where does Kayleigh Robbins live? Are you kidding me? So I clicked that too. It starts digging through completely unrelated shit from years of my life. Old posts connecting me to where I used to live. Newer posts connecting me to where I live now. And then it says, and pointing Kayleigh Robbins location. It pieced together my information to show people where I live.

51:06There was no location on that reel. I didn't ask Facebook to build a profile of my family. I posted a video of me singing in the car with my kid. And yes, I already know what some of you are going to say. Well, you posted your kids on the internet. You're right. I did. That's why I'm making this video. Because yesterday I did not understand posting separate, innocent pieces of our lives. Over years could mean an AI could sit there and assemble all those breadcrumb into information about my minor children in second. I understand it now and I'm not okay with it. So I'm done. I'm removing any identifiable pictures and videos of our kids. I'm going to ask friends and any family I haven't spoken to. So please save those precious memories and then remove my kids from your page. If I take everything off my page but you still have my kids on yours, it will go to your page. I've seen it. It already did it.

52:07And I'm not telling you what to do with your kids. Yesterday I was you. I posted my kid. I'm telling you because if you post your children online, I think you deserve to know that this can happen. Well, okay. Obviously if you've been listening to random thoughts, I think I mentioned this about 10 years ago. At least. Yes. Well, this is not something that is new and she's totally ignoring the fact that she's still going to be posting videos of herself. It's like this is. She's totally disconnected from reality. Yes, totally. It's like if you want to make that request, okay, everybody who's got my stuff, please, she's, she's insane. Really? She's so added touch. Right. Like everybody delete any photo you have of me or my children. It's like, well, what you don't understand is once it's on the internet, nearly impossible if not completely impossible to take it off because I guarantee you there are people that have those photographs attached to an account for somebody that's dead for people

53:12that don't log in anymore who lost the password who are never going to get it back. I guess is the interesting part that people still have the disconnect that the more and more compute power that we get, that it can cross reference things that you don't want it to cross reference. I knew this was a thing going back, I think beyond 10 years ago, there was tin I, I think it was called then Google came out with their image search and Bing came out with their image search, which not only allowed you, if I put a picture of Larry Blinder in there from your book cover, it didn't only find the book cover. It was able to match the patterns and go, hey, well, I recognize this is the photo of a human that's on this, whatever. And I'm going to go look for this human elsewhere.

54:14Sure. But I don't think people like this even understand that like how dare you know, she doesn't, no, no, no, no, she's no, no concept. And now that you have these bots that can do your bidding 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you can literally set up a bot. That is just go search pictures 24 hours a day, seven days a week looking for this person. Can we set up a bot that will respond to every single Gavin Newscom post saying you fuck yourself, you know, just on automatic forever, you are shit, something like that. Can somebody do that? Yeah, that would be fairly easy. And really what you want to do then is just make sure that maybe the answers are just tell the AI that you want to say go fuck yourself, but do it in a creative way that relates to the post that you're reading. Yeah, like that. And that it would go through and do it in a, you know, do it in a creative way that way. Yeah, it doesn't look like it's the same, you know, just fuck you every time.

55:18Right. Right. But yeah, you don't know anymore when you're dealing with real people, when you especially with like putting in resumes and things like that, there are so many of these bots, including Elon's a Grock bot. Yeah. But they've already got kind of templates for you to use for certain things that people are going to use it for. I used it to download 900 and some odd wave files from my sooner account, which would have taken a bunch of time. Oh, yeah. But these things they can look at in, there are some really good uses for it, which if you're somebody that gets a ton of emails and you only like to check your emails every two days rather than nonstop, it can give you a daily summary of like, oh, here's what came in today. Here's what I think you need to respond to. Hmm. So if you get a lot of email, it certainly makes sense.

56:19It's going to be the thing that processes orders and things like that. If you, or if you have questions on a product, I mean, it's the thing where you have an answer that it can give. So say, you know, we're selling widgets and somebody emails us and it's like, hey, do the widgets come in red? Yes. Well, an AI would be able to answer that question. So you don't need to wait for Darren or Larry. The AI can go, oh, there's an email asking if the widgets come in red. Yes, they do. Let me respond. Yes, it does. Thank you. And a person will never see those emails. And for things that the AI's can answer, this is going to make things way more efficient and everybody's going to be happy. But when you have a question that the AI can't answer, you're going to wait a long time for a person or these companies are just going to fire all of the people and there's going to be nobody to answer the questions. It's crazy. So a is going to allow everybody spent a lot more time scrolling port.

57:21Exactly. And it's, here's the other thing. It's going to create the porn too. So I mean, that will it do that as well? Really? Why not? I guess you're right. And this will be it. It's like, oh, so do you have a propensity for, you know, young, you know, 28 year old or buck some redheads? And I'll just keep creating new ones for you. There you go. Well, it's not all bad, I guess. But certainly puts a lot of businesses out of out of this. I would think. Yeah, a lot of them. And it'll eventually come. I mean, it is already coming technically for the podcast and for the videos on YouTube. But the AI is still not great at writing new content. You know, for doing a lot of things, you're going to, it just seems like you, you are able to tell when an AI has produced something.

58:21That's probably going to be not the case in. As soon as six months and maybe, you know, the high end, maybe four or five years. So your news, I mean, I don't even know why you need newscasters anymore. Oh, I don't think you do at all. Everything's going to be automated by an AI. That's the great part of the whole internet. It's saved us all from having to do work or, you know, have any knowledge of anything whatsoever. It'll be really fun. As you say that, because you know, newscasters, most of them are just teleprompter readers and always have been, you know, a few, a few transcend that and have a sharper wits and things to say. But it would be very fun to, to get some AI to study, let's say Bill Marr, right? And then put an existing Bill Marr guest against the AI Bill Marr and get the conversation

59:22rolling and see how the AI would either duplicate or stray from Bill Marr. What he would say, how he would say, you know what I mean? I think it would be some fascinating thing. Think, take some known celebrity, right? We all have got a pretty good idea. A good idea what Marr might say to any given topic. And we can also give it all of that information. We can give it access to every interview he's ever done. Right. Yes. Which is kind of an intriguing thing. Because like, well, what is he said about this? This is also a very intriguing thing for people that may be flip, flop a lot or change their mind because you can go in and be like, oh, you've got access to everything Bill Marr has ever released. So what he said about this topic and he might have waffled and if somebody's waffling on a certain topic, you will know because it will all be right there or you to have. Wow. Which is good, I guess.

1:00:23I guess you'd be a fun demonstration of the fidelity of Wi-Fi. It should be Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, not Wi-Fi, so I mean, AI, excuse me, I-Fi, AI. That's exactly what the fact that it can do videos fairly believably now. I mean, that's what some of these services are basically selling, which is give us your image, we'll learn your voice, we'll learn, you know, we're mannerisms just from, you know, a five minute video or something like that and then just upload the content. And what the content could be AI created. Sure. So all of a sudden, it looks like you've got a brand new YouTube video every day and it'll, you know, change your shirt and it'll change the background a little so it doesn't look like you're always exactly in the same place, wearing the exact same thing, but this is where the sloppification of society is really going to keep slamming us, I think.

1:01:26Yeah. Speaking of that, we have the sloppification of the justice system and this Lindsey Clancy thing, which, oh man, oh man, this is all over. I've got a few clips. I see you've got one from our buddy Scott and it is a very bizarre case because I do think this is whether it was meant to be or not. I do think it is going to be a line drawn between the genders, the sexes of male and female because the difference you're getting on both sides of this is insane. This is probably seen video somewhere at Caitlin Bennett. She's a conservative. She was the girl that had a gun on campus where she can tuck you or Kansas or something a few years ago. But she was out asking and this goes back and forth between males and females, what they

1:02:29think of this case and this will just give you a basic rundown. It is wild that people support it. I've only heard dumb people agree with her. We're asking people today if they stand with her. Yes. Tell me what she did. She asked for some hail because she was struggled about like the maternity. Well, if she did do it, I have she burns in hell. If she didn't do it, whoever did burn in hell. Does she belong in jail? Or does she belong to go in a nice little mental health? I think she belongs where she can get the best care. She killed her children. That's bad. Obviously, I probably disagree. I don't know all the details, but she killed her children. That's probably bad. I think that her husband gasped her on a lot of the issues that she was having. It's the husband's fall for gaslighting her. There you go. I mean, she killed her three children. She admits to killing her three children. But her husband gaslighted her. That was the real problem. Yes. She was having and he also didn't support her throughout. Where's your proof for that? Well, that's what I'm saying. My opinion is that she definitely have mental challenges, but she also committed murder.

1:03:33So she got to be served up. I think that she was absolutely completely drugged and having a psychotic right. You support Lindsey Glancy? No. No, okay. It's about a human. It's about a person. What about the three humans that were strangle to death? That's not acceptable. But we have to be more than this problem. She was a person who asked for help. She killed three kids. She did. So no, you can't kill three kids. We feel she's very sleep deprived. Her job is a labor and delivery nurse working night shifts and three children. And then, okay. So now it's her job that she's got insomnia. Don't keep an eye on me. I've had insomnia lately. Well, then you can go. What am I to? Are you? No, not anymore. Because you can obviously go kill whoever you want. And that's fine because you're right. Will you be a character witness for me? Yeah. No, he said he had insomnia. So yeah, that makes perfect sense. There you go. Wow. Her job is a labor and delivery nurse working night shifts and three children.

1:04:35Okay. I was like, you better not be supporting this. I told her, I've heard about it. And I'm like, I would run mental health awareness is what is coming from this, right? So that's a positive thing. You guys support Lindsey? Oh, this one now. No, no, no, no. Why do you stand with her? There wasn't a lot of evidence that she had in her. There wasn't a big, she said, I mean, besides the evidence of her admitting that she did it. Wow. But I mean, otherwise there's really no evidence, you know? Yeah. Well, this has kind of been brewing and who could be surprised at this? Because it's got it's probably 10, maybe 15 years now. Remember the name Casey Anthony? Yes. And I think she drowned two kids. Did you put them in a trunk of a car and drove it into a lake and flour or something like that? Something fucked up. And she was a nightmare. And there was a very similar outpouring of love for Casey, despite what she did.

1:05:35And I think she's, she, she got a short pull. And I think she's been out of the joint for quite a few years. I'm not mistaken. Well, this again is a society that says, oh, abortion up until the time the child's point. Yeah. No big deal. You're killing your kids. It's just a late term abortion. We have decensitized a whole generation to murdering your children. Mm. It's now forgivable offense because, you know, there's pressure in life because she has a job and she can't sleep. And then she was prescribed medications. Uh, it's like you don't get to use that as an excuse. And the fact that this is splitting male and female to a very large extent. It's like, I hope women understand the repercussions they're going to come from that because there will be repercussions. You can't just be like, well, I didn't know what I was doing. And did you see I think is there a fuck face attorney has asked Trump to pardon her?

1:06:40Yeah. And it's even worse. The old breath there, counselor. No, it's even worse. No, it's even worse. This is a matte wall. I'm talking about what they're trying to use because this was a, in the first when I heard 11 to one, one hold out juror. Yeah. I figured the one hold out was somebody saying, no, she's not guilty. That's exactly what I thought. Holy shit. Yes. The other way around, there was one dude. Yeah. It's like, no, of course she's guilty. 11 people saying not guilty, but this is what's now being that one dude. He was, he was, he was not respecting her disability. No, okay. So Fox News obtained the emergency appeal that was filed to the Massachusetts Supreme Court. This again, it's from the defense. This is their appeal to try to stop the mistrial. What they argue in this appeal, and I'm not making this up, they argue that they are

1:07:42that the lone juror is engaging in a line of reasoning, which quote, reflects a bias against those who are suffering from debilitating mental illness, a protected category under both the fifth and 14th amendments. Okay. So it's not, if you're a murderer, it's now a protected class. Because I think people that are, you know, this is going to cause repercussions up and down the line. Yeah. As the defense seriously argued that by voting to send a woman to prison for killing her children, he was discriminating against the disabled. It's a total farce, but this is a farce that was allowed to play out in court. The whole process was stalled just to allow all this to happen. And of course, all for the sake of shielding a mass murderer from accountability, which, I mean, you could point out is the, is the job of the defense attorney, but even so, it's a farce. And this is a recurring problem, by the way, in our legal system. Whenever the most load some and obviously guilty defendants are put on trial, given

1:08:43enough time, the legal process itself inevitably becomes a farce. It's, it's very difficult to prosecute the drags of society in an orderly and predictable fashion. For the simple reason that the worst of the worst are very adept at, you know, finding ways to manipulate the system. Well, and it's usually being playing the victim. Of course, which is what this woman is doing here to the point that her legal team is, well, this, this man that was trying to put her in prison for killing her three children was, it was a horrible human being that just didn't understand her disability. Yeah. Like, I guess now we could just say disability for anything and it's an excuse. This is the, yeah, I mean, and it is usual. I mean, the, the, the vocabulary then, then shifts because of this, because, you know, her disability was, she has no disability. She's a fucking murderous. Right. She's a murderous. And there's a lot of people who take the drugs that she's on and don't murder people.

1:09:44Exactly. Exactly. But suddenly now it's a disability. So, you know, it's, it's going to open the door for a lot more shit like this. Well, right. Because if, if you're too believe, and I don't know what this woman was on besides sounds like SSRIs, but if you're going to use that, well, then anybody that's on one of those drugs, well, they can do whatever they want. Of course. And we also then have to question though, for everybody that's on, I'm sure there are people listening to our voices right now who are taking some of these medications and are going, hey, I still know what I'm fucking doing. Mm-hmm. You know, this is, you can't use this as a get out of jail free card. And if you are so drugged up that you don't know what you're doing, then you need a caregiver that can act upon your behalf to get you a different drug or off the drugs because we've seen the side effects.

1:10:44We've seen the list of everything. Sure. You know, may cause homicidal thoughts and may cause suicidal thoughts and might cause just about everything. Mm-hmm. But that's not an excuse that isn't like, wow, you know what? She was taking these pills and she killed her three kids, but we took her off the pills so she's fighting out. Doesn't have to go to jail or nothing. Yeah. Well, it's an excuse, it is an excuse as of now, isn't it? And there's going to be a second trial and it'll probably damn sure select a better panel of jurors to cut her loose. Don't know what's going to happen, but right before the show, I did see her lawyer was trying to get a plea deal in. So, uh, really? Maybe realize that's not going to go well for on the, I don't know how. I mean, you had an 11 to one on the incredible. But again, you know what? It's fucking massive two shits. True. There are no mysteries. A shit state, a shit, shit state. How do you really feel, Larry? Do we do? Is there any setup on a Scotty's clip here or just let him rip?

1:11:47No, Scotty, it's, it's, you know, I'll interrupt at the end and tell you, uh, Scotty is, it's kind of, it's an audio visual thing because after all, um, Scotty's a visual artist and a damn good one. But, um, it's, it's self explanatory. The world changes now with this mistrial regardless of the outcome. You see, because now it's acceptable, gentlemen, for you to go out and take somebody out. You can go hack somebody up. You never did think about that before because you know it's wrong and you'd be punished for it, but not anymore. You know, you're gonna do is get yourself a head piece of loyal and show up in front of the judge and Joey and have your lawyers say, you're on a, my client here now identifies as a chick. And his hormones done kick the fucking and he went back shit crazy and he hacked up these

1:12:47innocent people. You're on a case dismissed. Come on. I said this decades ago and I still say it at least once a month. The reason that innocent people constantly get killed by these wild animals all over this country is because of the classification of this fucking nation. I'm gonna show you an image here because as an artist, imagery is everything. The pictures work a thousand words. So this is regardless of which side of the potential. Just take your time, walk everything out and soak in this fucking image. So the image is an 8x10 photograph of the three slaughter children and it's just three angels. It's an infant in about maybe three-year-olds arms, the sister and then the little boy at her side. And it's just, you know, it's the face of, you know, they're angels.

1:13:48They're innocent angels. And what Scott said, there's very, very true. If you, you know, the previous, just before Matt Walsh clip you had of reviewing people's opinions, you know, it was almost all women who took the side of this psycho bitch, which is so insane. Yes. And, and, you know, he can call it a pushification. You can call it a feminization of our culture, but it's absolutely fucking true. It has happened. And it's nothing's going to straighten out until that better balance is achieved as to what it was some time ago, because it's really fucked up, really fucked up. And I guarantee you every one of those women, if the husband killed the kids, even if he was not SSRI's, they would want him fried on a spit live on television without question, without question. And that's where the insanity comes in. Yeah. This is a Rogan on the topic.

1:14:49Those ladies could see the crime scene and see those dead kids with their fucking vacant eyes staring up because their mother took their life. The last fucking thing that they saw was their mother standing over them choking them to death. I don't think they would feel so bad. I think everybody is saying free, free Lindsay. People are out of their fucking mind. If she get free, they should have to let her babysit. The, the, she's out of her fucking mind. The world is out of its fucking mind. It's like more of these things come up where you're like, this can't be real. This can't be real. And it is real. More of these things are you like people are showing up in support of a woman who killed her children. I don't care how rough it was. The ability to kill your children is crazy. That's, that's a level of crazy that anyone who has kids. You know how much you love them, what you would do to save them, what you do to protect them from harm. Yeah. Mm-hmm. The special level of insane, but we want to just chalk it up to, it's not so bad.

1:15:51Of course. Of course. And, you know, it's, and it always, you know, the over overarching thought is, well, it's, it's a woman. It's like must, must, must believe women because women, women never lie. Um, you know, it's, it's, this, this shit has been going on now for probably 30 years. A lot of people said, you know, glorious Steinem just passed and, you know, she, she was very smart chick. Um, some of the stuff she said was intelligent a lot was bullshit. But it's been, it's been brewing like this for a long fucking time. And so here we are. And it's not over yet, you know, maybe, maybe this guy has for ple-deal, ple-deal, you know, and the guy will say, okay, you wear the sample bracelet for six months. Right. And please don't kill your next child. You know, it, it just might. You just don't fuck. It's gotten that fucking insane. I mean, when did we become this society that went from having empathy for somebody like this who snapped and be like, hey, we don't understand it, but we understand.

1:16:54As a society, we can all agree that somebody that snaps to that point needs to be held responsible should not be with the rest of society because like there's, I don't know who this black comedian was that was with Joe Rogan. But he's like, oh, if you let her out, you got to, you got to let her watch your kids. Right. You know, this is where, which was a great line. Yeah. But you know, there used to be what they would call were hospitals for the criminally insane. Yes. You know, we also have a sling blade, right? And I guess they were still an operational at the time, Billy Bob made that movie probably 25, 30 years ago. And this is where the people that like shot Reagan and John Lennon, this is where they wind up. Yeah. These were dangerous nuts. And I guess, I don't get, I guess those places don't even exist anymore. Now it's just basically you're either a, a verifiable, regular criminal, but if you're a crazy criminal, well, we'll just drug you and that'll take care of it.

1:17:55You'll be okay. We'll give you an answer. Sorry. Nothing bad will happen. Exactly. Nothing will bad happen. I guess fine to have empathy, but the people that are like she doesn't deserve to do time and it really isn't her fault. It's like this is such a dangerous, so dangerous. So dangerous. Once we start this of it's really people's actions are not what, you know, you can't about it. No, we can't pay somebody on their words day. That was Timmy walls, but we also had cases of where I don't understand now. One of the earliest things I think we talked about, or maybe it was even back when Grumpy O'Benz was rocking the girlfriend that finally snapped on a text and told her boyfriend to kill himself because he'd been doing it like a thousand times and she said, no, no, no. And then finally said, if you're going to do it, just do it. Right. And he did and they put her in jail.

1:18:55How did they put that bitch in jail? How was that like within five years? Oh, just texting somebody, you know, what just fucking do it if you're going to do it? Oh no, you're responsible to I killed my three children. And I'll know that's no problem. You can't be held responsible for that. No, you were under stress. Yeah. Like how do we get from that point A to this point B? It is, we just, it's just Quatt, begs the question, Darren. What? What? C B because it's coming. It either needs to be a pendulum swing back to some sort of sanity or it's going to be total anarchy. Yeah. I don't know which it's going to be. It's going to be one of them, but I don't know which one it's going to be. Yeah. This just a quick clip from your favorite mayor, Karen Bass. Now this I thought was AI, but it is not.

1:19:59Hmm. It is about getting donations to her campaign. Your donation to our campaign is more critical right now than ever before. Let me explain. Thanks to LA's super match program, every qualified donation from Los Angeles residents is matched 6 to 1 by the city. But after the primary, we have to start over from scratch. So we need you to rush your matching donation right now to help fuel this campaign. Chippin' $5 right now and the city turns it into 30. Chippin' $25 right now and the city turns it into $175. Make your matching donation today. Thank you so much. Yeah, I heard that too. How fucked up is that? This is idiocracy, man. What's beyond idiocracy? Idiocracy was just idiots. This is criminal accuracy. Yeah, what it is, really. Can you, can you, yeah, you're right. They're not complete idiots. Now the people donating money to her campaign are idiots.

1:21:00Yes, they are. Idiots and assholes. But this is just beyond the pale. So you're taking tax money that comes in and then when if somebody donates, then you're going to use tax money to add to, I don't, I've never heard anything like this. I'm sure it's completely legal by the law passed in LA. Oh, sure. Yeah. But this is just bizarre. Like, oh, you get your donations in quick because this city is going to triple match. I mean, this is like a casino. This is like all of these commercials for all of these betting apps and things now. Hey, well, match your first bet. Yeah. You know, I remember when the first Superman came out with Chris Reeve, I'm pretty sure that Lex Luthor's grand plan of evil was he had like Nuke's buried along the California Eastern border and he was going to push the button and it would fucking break off and he can submerge in the, in the Pacific.

1:22:00I kind of wish, I wish Luke, I'm sorry, Lex Luthor would come around and do that really. Well, it's very interesting to see the split one, obviously male and female in this Lindsey Clancy case, but there's also just as big of a split between the ultra liberal portions of this country, where you would hire both close to as to the very conservative parts of the country. There is not a lot of middle ground in any of this stuff, which I think is part of the problem. It's not like there's 5% nuts on the left and 5% nuts on the right. The other 90% all kind of agree. I don't think that's the case anymore. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. And I think these little devices, these phones have also made it worse because people that were otherwise completely checked out.

1:23:01I mean, there's no way to be checked out on politics at this point. I mean, every time my phone and watch upgrades, things Apple, they keep wanting to give me like news alerts on the watch, like don't want it. But they show up and they show up on your phone. It shows up on Android as well. So it's not like it's an Apple thing. Yeah. When you and I again, back before the internet, we lived through that time where you had to actively turn on the news at 10 o'clock or whatever your local time was if you wanted to see it. And then okay, the 24 news cycle came when CNN was launched. It was a TBA. Was it CNN was what Ted Turner was the first one, right? Yes. Yes. And you could turn on the news 24 hours a day, but you had to go there. You know, and otherwise you had to pick up a paper or maybe a picked up a time or news week and you read it, but you were then getting things that were maybe a week or two old.

1:24:02Otherwise, you were not constantly barrage with stories that could be used to manipulate you and social media now. This intermingling of the way that people communicate with each other, which has now thrown in constant political and ideological garbage that is often from people that you don't know because that's how the system works. It is impossible if you're on any of these social media platforms, except for, I mean, okay, if you start your own instance, you know, on mastodon or whatever on the fedaverse and only follow people that you want to follow, yeah. Okay, you could probably keep politics out of it. But if you're using X or Instagram or Facebook, anything else, you're getting it no matter what. So there's people that are getting spun up as the pod father, Adam Carey likes to say

1:25:06who otherwise back if they were living, if they were kids when we were kids would not have any political information coming until the time I was in college, I really didn't spend any time at all following politics. No, no. But now things that they are pushing because of these activist teachers for one who want to push pronouns and trans rights and DEI inside of school for kids. There was a story again the other day. I saw like a kindergartener came home with like a book with nudity and stuff in it because you know, you've got to teach them about sure. It's like you can't avoid it now. You want to why people are fucked? Yeah, they are fucked. And the thing is there's tremendous unbelievable collusion among all these various entities. You've got academia, which is firmly not even rooted in the left.

1:26:06They're just all left. You've got the mainstream media is the same fucking thing other than Fox, which is kind of often offense fence sitter these days. And then you've got all the online shit. And you know, if as I said many times and I still believe it had musk not purchased Twitter, there's no way Trump would have been elected. I arrest no fucking way. That was that was the difference maker. And then because he is his lead, I think also made Zuckerberg and I don't know if any of the other ones, but I think look at this and went, you know, we probably don't want to be completely one sided. Maybe. I mean, I was totally gobsmacked that Google changed Lake Ontario to Lake America. Right? Like holy shit. Can't believe they did that. But it's such an overwhelming majority of weasels. And then you just, you know what the ultimate sort of demonstration of what I'm talking about

1:27:07was fucking COVID. You know, I mean, some guy posted a rumble a clip. So we ran about eight, nine minutes long of people just the same from every fucking place in the government, in the media, in medicine everywhere, saying all the shit, lying tropes about COVID that we heard for years. And the big one was nobody safe until everybody's safe. Right. Every fucking one of these assholes. And there were no repeats. I'm watching thinking, wait, it's got to be repeated here somewhere, but none there weren't because it was just seamless. The fucking world was wallpapered with lies. There was no escape from it. So yeah, you know, when I see these people who never do venture into other places like a no agenda, like planet rage, like random thoughts, like that. Larry, whatever it is, even Rogan, you know, they're completely fucking unaware. They are, they are marinated in bullshit from CNN and a C a CNBC CNN.

1:28:11All of them just endless lies. So yeah, all of corporate media is now, all of corporate media. It all is. And when I was a kid growing, I think in New York, they're let there are now three newspapers left. There's the New York Times, which has always been leftist ass wipe always. Oh, it was the paper of record or whatever. The paper of bullshit. Yeah. You know, and then you've had the, there's still the daily news, which is kind of, yeah, and the New York Post, which is, which is least interesting. But when I was a kid growing up in New York, I think there were like 15 different newspapers. And they only did different take on everything, you know, that's over. That's over. So and that was the same of every metropolitan area. There are thousands of newspapers in the country. So people did get something of a variety. And also, there's been tremendous consolidation among broadcasters. There used to be, you know, Sinclair and a couple of dozen groups of various television and radio stations. And so many of them have been bought up by the, by the networks and others that there's just very few voices of difference in the political arena.

1:29:17That's fucking horrible. But now it is so fractured because guys like you and I can do a show like this. You can post whatever you want. There are so many different voices now where they're used to at least be even in the papers and radio and TV that were run by ultra liberal or ultra conservative people didn't matter which one. Getting the story right was going to be the thing that kept people going back to you. At some point, maybe it's the Jerry Springer effect. I know some people will be like, what's Jerry Springer? Maybe the wanting news to be like W. W. E wrestling. I'm so old enough I want to see W. W. F wrestling. Yes. But maybe that is the case where it became the way for organizations that were giving

1:30:17news to keep your attention was no longer accuracy, but it was the entertainment value of the story. Whether it was true or not, people didn't care if it was true. They want to be entertained. Sure. Well, you know, probably got it. I want to say 35, 40 years ago, they started calling a lot of news in Fotainment. Yes. So, you know, that's what we want to do. It's the same thing, but we actually want to teach you something every now and then. We hope to. Yeah, but don't call us educators, though, because we're not. No, we have, hey, I'm not in the teachers union. Fuck no. Where would you like to go? And I see we've got a clip here about trans kids. We want to go into that. Yeah, this is, this is fascinating. This is parents in New Jersey. They're suing the school for what they're doing to the kids, which is actually identical to what the state of California is doing to kids. You know, you're the clip I had about the woman a few episodes back where she couldn't,

1:31:20she couldn't access her own kids medical records because at age 12, the states and other kids, you know, technically in this regard and adult and has a sole access to his own medical records and decisions. Yeah, then they found out that one always same thing. Same thing. Yeah. So, this shit's going on in New Jersey and you can hear what these people are saying and doing, but they're missing a key element, which I'll surprise you of after the clip. I'm afraid it's just regard to disregard one's beliefs or religious belief for special privileges of another and to keep secrets from parents. This is exactly why parents need to be included in all facets of their children's upbringing. I believe that the boarded is an extension of the parents in town. Not superior to them. New Jersey parents are outraged after learning their kids school district had a policy to conceal children's gender transitions or request to use different pronouns from their parents. Now the Tatham school district will have to defend their policy in court. The policy states students are able to change their name and official school records, use

1:32:25the bathrooms and locker rooms that align with their quote, gender identity and the school guidance counselor decides whether into what extent parents are involved in the decision. The organization behind the suit, mom's reliability points out the policy doesn't just hurt parents, but quote, will actually punish children that don't use the demanded new gender identity pronoun and name of another student. The Board of Education's president defended the rule. The Board of Education is required to adhere to state and federal law. The United States Supreme Court decision, Mirabelli, is not binding on public school districts in New Jersey. If at any time a student has questions regarding the facilities that may be accessed or whether accommodations could be made for them, they are encouraged to reach out to their teacher, guidance counselor or principal for that assistant. Wait, do they just say the school board you serbs the Supreme Court? Yes, she just did. And you look at her fucking face and there are no surprises, no mysteries. You know, but these people are doing, oh, they're saying, oh, they're suing the school district.

1:33:29Well, you know what? They're suing themselves because your fucking taxes pay for those fucking schools. So nobody, nobody gets any heat, nobody gets bitch slapped, nobody, nobody loses a dime because of this. Okay. And this is, you know, living in LA for as long as I did, I think something like close to a hundred million a year was paid out by LAPD for lawsuits for people, you know, there were some cops, a row cops, assholes doing shit they shouldn't do whatever. And they just fucking paid it out. But what they're doing is they're suing themselves because guess who pays the LAPD? The taxpayer. The fucking taxpayers. What the fuck and what happened to the, to the row cops? Well, they got administrative leave. And then he went back to fucking work just like all these douchebag teachers will in New Jersey. Right. You know, you have to go after the person, somebody's ass has to fucking fry for things to change. And until it, till that happens, nothing will change. Someone must get fucked and suffer really badly.

1:34:33No, you're asking for people to be held accountable for their actions. And as we've learned, that's no longer the case. Yeah, organizations can always endure this shit. Individuals cannot get the individuals. Yeah, hold them responsible for the things that they have done. It's a simple concept. And I, it's so simple. The fact that these unions, I mean, there's years there have been stories about teachers unions in Chicago, New York, that how all of the teachers that are on paid leave just have to show up and sit in a room to collect their salary. You know, they can do whatever they want for their. Oh, that was a place in LA. They called it Pedo Hotel. Yeah. When there was, yeah, oh, there was like this incredible, somebody started whistle blowing on all the grope fucking teachers in the LA Unified School District. And so they very quietly just weaned them out of, out of the classrooms and rented a big fucking hotel somewhere downtown and they could just go there and fucking twiddler thumbs all day, but they were still getting full salary and benefits for years.

1:35:37Right. It's longer than they showed up. They continue to get paid. Yes. And then the fucking douchebags at Rana Districts, well, we've addressed the problem. The fuck you have, but they could say, well, they're no longer teaching children. Yeah, but you can't fire them. Exactly. Exactly. Part of your deal is that you can't fire somebody who molests a student. Well, maybe, maybe your agreement needs to be different. Although, let me ask you this. Why all of a sudden, or is it not all of a sudden? Is it just that it's more coming to light? It's the young female teachers involved with male students. Is that more orphaned? Is there the stories that for the last couple of years, there have been a bunch where I can't even remember the last time I saw some dude with a underage girl. It's a male teacher. It's always been over the last couple of years. Female teacher, female teacher. And they're usually good looking, which is also a very interesting, uh, yeah.

1:36:39Well, the one that set that trend goes back a long way. Your name is Mary Kayla Turner. Remember? Yeah, I remember the name. Yeah. And she was, you know, she was in her, I guess, early 20s somewhere and she was drilling and hard doing some like 12 year old, 13 year old guy, whatever. And then I think over time, he matured and they get married. Right. Right. I think they did. And I think they subsequently divorced, but she was pretty good looking, broad. Yeah. It's all kinds of weird shit going on. Looney McToonie says there just are no more male teachers. Is that the case, baby? That's probably it. You know what? He's probably right. I bet that's it. Yeah, they got rid of all of them because they were the predators. Now all of a sudden we have the, yes, the opposite problem. And I love the responses in the comments on when it's the hot female teacher like that. Doesn't seem like any victim there to me. Yeah. That great Van Halen video. Hot for teachers. No. Yeah. Yeah. It was Van Halen.

1:37:39Yeah. It's a very interesting world we live in. It's a very fucked up world, but it is interesting and right. This I thought was interesting just to point out this was on X and I recognize this dude at least I think it's a guy that I have heard multiple times featured on the no agenda program. And this is a dude and you can almost tell without having any brains because he's wearing a Hillary shirt. Yeah. The way he's drass he has like a kind of a dog collar type thing on. But this is performance art and I did the homework and I found who this dude was. This is performance art and I just want to point out to you while you listen to this for the next 60 seconds or so because it's entertaining. It's not really informative, but it's entertaining.

1:38:39I want to let you know that 98% of the people that responded to this video on X thought it was real. I'm offended that our children are not receiving affordable gender reassignment surgery along with hormone blockers and access to a portion. This alone is a threat to our democracy. It's just in Trudeau only says. It just shows that you people do not care about our children and that these are the same people who refuse to obey the science and get fully vaccinated. It's science people. Science! Science! And you are selfish murders. I could die. Don't you people care about my life? You racist, insensitive, homophobic pigs.

1:39:43By 14 year old openly gay siblings transgender offspring also has two daddies who love them. I mean people thought this was racist. This is the most concerning thing about me. I feel at this point is that people thought this was real. This is the most concerning thing because it's completely showing you how people are unable to differentiate what is real and what is not. They take everything at face value and that is going to get you fucked in the end. It's going to get you into a Ponzi scheme at the very end. We've seen lots of clips that are in of people that are not far that far off from what that guy was just doing for the moment. We're for real and people take them seriously. We must address your needs. By the way, that was an Alex Stein. Was it because it's a guy? No, I think this guy's name is Cassidy Campbell.

1:40:43He's good. He's good. He's got it down. But you know, you've seen lots of assholes that weren't too far off his mark and they were for real. Yes, very scary. But it's like this is just going to prove you don't know and you can't just take anything at face value anymore. No, because it shows how easy you're going and usually it's going to separate you from your money or it's going to do something even worse that because you're going to buy into it and you're casting aspersions and I understand you don't understand performance art, but I mean, the Hillary T-shirt, I think was one of the big, terrible ways who's impressive was how many facets of the insanity he covered and maybe it was like a 45 second clip or something. That was that was very good, very well done. Just under a minute at the end, like, oh, my day siblings has too dead. I mean, it was it was like things that if you would listen to what's being said and that's the other problem with social media. I can guarantee you that if there is a video attached or something like a sometimes you'll

1:41:51get a PDF with a bunch of text, nobody is watching the whole video. Nobody is reading all of the text. Most people aren't watching any of the video. They're just going to respond. Yeah. So take all of that with a and it may be a bot. Yes. We don't know. People thinking it's important to get your amygdala's dust them off and go, wow, does this, does this seem real to me? And now that you can ask AI some questions and not great for a lot of things, but you could be like, Hey, look at this video on X. Who is this guy? Have you seen him before and if it can then tell you, well, yes, this is a satirist who is doing some performance art here, then you might be better off. Now, Ryan Reynolds is a historian. I've been looking at this all day and I'm just wondering how it is. Well, yeah, he's on the red carpet somewhere and somebody sticks him like in his face and

1:42:54asks him a question. It's really funny how the dude's an orbit. You can hear what he says. What's interesting about when you get far enough away from time period, that's quite distinct, I think there's always a lovely feeling associated. It's almost like you pave over all the trauma with like puppy dogs and ice cream. And the 80s was a brutal, brutal time for people. It was a fucking mess. It was like, stop, stop, stop. You know, people forget that it was like the 90s, the 1980s, a brutal time for people. Now this guy was born. I checked, he was born in 76. So his awareness of how brutal the 80s might be, I kind of got a question that I don't remember it being very brutal at all. And I was a bit older than Ryan, but I was 10 with the 1980s began. So yeah, you know, I just already called that. But then the reference he makes is going to make you laugh. This is really, he's guys in orbit. People, it was a fucking mess. People forget that it was like that was a tremendous strife, political tensions everywhere.

1:43:59You know, we're still like pretty fresh off like a Cuban Missile Crisis, which is only like what, 15, 20 years before. Cuban Missile Crisis that lasted a couple of days resulted in zero deaths. Okay, that was the big fucking, the, the, the, the buggy, the bad, the bad, bad thing. Meanwhile, there were 58,000 fucking dead guys in Southeast Asia throughout the 60s and into the 70s. And that, but it was the Cuban Missile Crisis. I mean, are you kidding? He must be because I don't remember as a child ever hearing of the Cuban Missile Crisis. Again, I was 10 when the 1980s began. I was well aware of the crisis with Iran, one that's still going on today, the hostage crisis. Yeah. I was well aware of that people were in line to get fucking gasoline because Jimmy Carter was a fucking retard. I'll tell you a funny thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis. Many years ago, I tripped on a, a fascinating story about something that happened under,

1:45:04under Castro. And I dug up a guy down in Miami, Cuban dude, who was actually part of the Bay of Pigs situation. And he was a pilot. And he was, he was deeply involved in that. And so he, he, I was trying to, you know, get more background on the story. And he put me in touch with a bunch of, a bunch of different guys, fascinating dudes, older dudes, they're probably all dead now. And one of them was, two of them, rather, were CIA guys, right? And I spoke to them at length on the phone. Both these guys told me that that Cuban Missile Crisis was, it happened, but it was an exaggerated op. And that at that time, all the powers would be in the states and the military, politics. They allowed the, the notion that Russia could annihilate us in a nuclear war to, to grow

1:46:04so that they could swell the defense budgets. And it wasn't a, like they said, the Kennedy, he never even broke a fucking sweat over that. You know, they could have been just fucking fried in an instant. It wasn't even a question. It was just kind of a, a, a, a sabre rattling exercise. That, that was their take on the Cuban Missile Crisis. But that's not the story that was told. No, it's not. It's like, this is again, you can't take anything at face value. No, no, no, always follow the money. Always. You know, it's a, it's a tumultuous period, but you look back at it now and you're like, oh, yeah, top gun. Oh, game. Like, no, it was like a really scary. So I think, you know, I think when you look back at 2026 in this era, I think you're going to like pick on the big ticket items that don't really, didn't really leave the footprint culturally that you would think it would. Like, I don't know, so much of the odds were like, like a mix of all the decades previous,

1:47:04whereas the decades previous were their own things. So I don't know. I wonder what it's going to be. It's going to be like, oh, the COVID era or something. I have no idea. No, you're probably right. It'll be Rose Colorglasses. Of course, this, we are living in the friggin' salad days right now. We just don't know it. Oh, he's gay. Yeah. Now, where did they come from? That was actually his, his clip, you know, Candace Owens has, as a, as a major thing, and not a positive one for Ryan. And she had some guy, you know, parsing part of this clip. And this was, this was how he signed off at the end of it. It was, it was very funny. Yeah. Like, yeah, I don't remember the 80s being this tumultuous time. I didn't. They were a lot of fucking fun. Really? Video games were coming into fruition. Music was exploding. Yeah. Vietnam was over. The draft was over. Yeah. The, the, the, the, the, the middies thing was, was cooked, you know, heating up for

1:48:05sure. Walkman in our caves and all sorts of things that were brand new and exciting. Yeah. We had Miami Vice and TV became stereo. Woo. That's Ryan. Yeah. Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs. That was the 1980. I don't remember the, I mean, maybe I missed something, but I think the 80s were overall fairly free of, yeah. Any kind of major down there's like we got now, like we got now, exactly, nonstop all the time. Yeah. And I got, I get a fun clip here, psycho preacher at Lionheart Church. Now, you know, we did a little, are filling for no agenda since it was a Sunday. Remember, I, I think I did something similar to this. And there's so many fucking crazy ass preachers around this country. It's, it's not. Not a more making money. A lot of more making money, yeah. And my wife made me look at something on Netflix. It's called the, the preacher's wife, I guess, is trending very highly about some

1:49:10cooped down in Myrtle Beach and he ran the, what the fuck was it called, the solid rock church. You know, and he may have met some chick when she was 13, red flag, and then wound up barring her and then she, she snuck off into the woods and put a bullet in her own head and it's just, you know, and these people are all fucking crazy. There was a scene with this guy, his wife was reported dead in some bayou, some fucking swamp in the Carolinas. And he takes the stage, his church sits at the piano. He's a very good piano player, I gotta say. He could work those keys. Does a whole set, does a sermon, whatever he's jumping around, he's very, you know, very, very athletic type guy. And then when it's all done, he's, he goes, by the way, my wife passed away, so I'm just going to leave now. He's like, what the fuck, you know, these people are fucking insane. Can you hear this guy? Holy shit, I don't know his name, but he runs the Lionheart church and it's like, oh my

1:50:12God. Nobody tells you how he paid the price. Nobody tells you that he went to hell. The Bible says when he was beaten physically, you could not tell that he used to be a man. Then he went to hell and this man was on fire for three days. This man was being eaten with maggots from within for three days. This man was molested by demons for three days. And that's a light word for what they did to Satan, what they did to Jesus because he had to pay the price and be tormented for every sin that would ever exist. So every single type of torment that they were going to give you, Jesus had to suffer all of those torment for every single person over those three days. You can have that. And so that's the reason why, because Jesus, that's one reason why. Jesus pays such a stiff, tormenting price. So you know when a man and a woman come together, the plug goes in the socket.

1:51:13Y'all know what I'm saying. Wow. I mean, I don't want to be ghetto, I just call it a hole, but you know, this is not where I don't have the ability to do this eloquently. But I don't know if she said it or she, she said it under her breath, but she said, she said, yeah, they were down there. And she says, when the demons do that to you, they create other holes. I know it's going to get me in trouble because these preachers, they don't really bitch. They think they know everything. You don't know anything. People think I know something. What do I know that God hadn't taught me? But I want you to think about that. Jesus is down there being molested. And that's a light, clean word based on what they are doing to him down there. You don't want to understand what it is that they are doing to him down there because he had to pay the price for people that commit sexual sin. He had to pay the price for the lesbian.

1:52:13Ooh, he had to pay the price for the homosexual. Ooh, he had to pay the price for those that are in bestiality. So this is why God is like, if you don't accept him, you go in there because you didn't see what I saw when he was down there. This is where someone, someone in that audience should have stood up and said, hey, shithead, shut the fuck up. Really? Could you imagine maybe people had their kids in that audience that they, and they're all just kind of twittering, it's okay, it's Reverend Shithead, whoever the fuck this moron was. You know, this is another big problem with American society is the fact that the notion of ridicule and humiliation has been taken off the table. It's a very viable tool for societal ills. A fucking cretin like this needs to be humiliated and abused and called what he is.

1:53:18But nobody does that. No. And the old one that happened to run around the town. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, fucking Tarn Featherham. What a fucking ass. And there was another, you know, he's a preacher. There isn't a single word in anybody's Bible to substantiate any of the insane bullshit that he just said. It was probably high at the time. You can't really. You're making fun of his disability, Larry. Yeah, it's just it's just insane. And there's so many of these I've discovered that there's a pretty good stock pile of these fucking insane assholes tending to people's spiritual needs. God help us. Yeah, there's a lot of insane people. Yeah, that are getting audiences and donations. Yeah. Maybe we need a church, brother Larry, that's all we need. And I tried to start a cult in LA, Darren, you know, I had a little chapel up in the San Susanna mountains and all you wanted to do was drink beer and and eat ribs and talk

1:54:20a little about the good side of JC. That was it. But now you finally got a cult. Well, you know, it's not active. I have to reactivate it, I guess. We do have the cult of scumbags now. That's true. That's a good one. That's worthwhile. Now, if you want to see or hear in this case, the most active case I think of Trump deranged and syndrome still going on, you mentioned her earlier, Rosie. Yeah. Rosie's still out there. Rosie. I mean, listen, it's magnificent. It's a very powerful medium and I can see why the government, the current administration wants to control it. But we can't allow them to do that no matter what. You know, when I was a kid in school and they were teaching us about communism, they said, you know, in Russia, there are only two channels on the TV. One is the state-sponsored government channel and the other says, why aren't you watching our other channel?

1:55:22That's life under authoritarian leader under fascism. Countries have fallen stronger and bigger than ours. I do like that the folks that are embracing fascism in all of its forms still like to point at the other side and yell fascists. Oh, yeah. Are you ready? Yeah. To fascism. And, you know, World War II, we lost a lot of Americans over there doing what was right ending this genocide, this Holocaust. And we all vowed never again, remember? Never again, would we allow? Why did the German people allow that? Why did they? Nobody thought it was that bad and they started making gas chambers. We're making concentration camps. We're rounding up people without a warrant.

1:56:27We're raping children in detention, in ICE detention, that they're all getting pregnant. Okay. We are raping children. Who is the we, Rosie? Rosie, where are these concentration camps, too? I don't know. And who are we rounding up without warrants? They actually all have warrants, Rosie. You fucking moron. You don't even know what you're talking about. She's a moron. She is. Yeah, she is a puzzle wit. Yeah. Concept, though, I've never heard that who's raping children? I mean, I've heard stories of women, young girls being raped, making the voyage from wherever their home country is through Mexico into the United States. Yeah, the traffickers are doing that, certainly. But now Rosie's telling us it's happening in the facilities and all these young girls are getting pregnant. I have not seen, even from the crazy left, I have not seen them. I have not seen a stat that was talking about anything like this.

1:57:27I want to know Rosie. Where's your source, honey? And there's separated males and females who has access to those girls. Well, if you've separated males and females, I want to know who's raping them. That's an interesting question. That's a good question. Yeah. What happens to their babies? What do they do with them? Wait, are there some fantasy babies? Now they're missing babies from Rosie's. That's interesting. It is interesting. There are big questions. How did the Trump family make billions and billions of dollars in 18 months? I don't think they made billions and billions of dollars, but okay. Why is Todd Blanch allowed to say we will not prosecute any of the men in the Epstein file? Why is he allowed to say that? Have you heard this either? This is another story. I have not heard. Somebody missed that. You know, the Todd Blanch said we will, we can't prosecute any men in the Epstein file. Again, I'd like a source Rosie. And she's putting these things out there on her own. And it's like Rosie's ramble.

1:58:28It's like, is she high on some, maybe she's on an SSRI or something because she does not one look good, but I mean, that could just be Rosie, but she is not making any kind of coherent sense. Now this is the kind of stuff if somebody like Pac-Man would be like, that not making any sense. Didn't she move to Ireland? Yes. And is she still there? I don't know if she came back or not. Okay. But she's nuts. Why? Because he's the suck ass lawyer of the president who is a sexual deviant, mentally unwell, narcissistic, compulsive liar. He's trying to hurt America and he's doing a very good job of it. And you know, follow what you want. Trump derangement syndrome. Well, all you people saying that we have that, you have Trump denials syndrome. Denying that he wears a diaper, he's incontinent, that he's falling asleep, that he has onset

1:59:32Alzheimer's. You deny everything. You're a denier. I don't get it. Why you're doing it? He doesn't care about you one bit. Hey, this is not a president for all the people. This is a president for the people like him. White powerful men where women are disregarded in that equation usually. Oh, there we go. Men versus women. There we go. There you go. Yeah. Rosey. Yeah. I mean, I don't want to be mean to all typical lefties, but I kind of think that Rosie's just your typical lefty. She's nuts. Yeah. I mean, Trump, from what I, again, every new story I see says Trump barely ever sleeps. But according to Rosie, oh no, he's just falling asleep randomly. Randomly. Yeah. It was kind of interesting because Glen Beckett equipped which was basically the anti-rosy clip. There was no connection to them, but just the topic of the talking points that they're

2:00:35both going through. Yeah. And then we started talking about other things and he's like, why is no one talking about this? And do you see what happened with the oil? And I said, yes, sir. And he's like billions of barrels, Glen billions, not millions, billions. That sets the country up for a century, a century. And I really sensed that he is, he's a little disconnected. I want to be really careful on this because I don't want to speak for him, but this is the sense I got. He's a little disconnected from the politics of all of it because of what he's doing. He is so, he is, he's up before me and in bed after me and I, you know, I work a long day. That guy is constantly working and everything he is doing, I'm telling you, I've never seen

2:01:39a president do more than this president and I've never seen a president that is working for you can disagree with him, but he is not working to enrich his son Hunter. He is working every day to make sure America survives and thrives in the next century. And all of the things, I mean, I said to Mr. President, the problem is the storyline. Nobody understands the storyline. I said, I'm putting chalkboards together every day. I'm talking to the audience every day about how, I mean, when I saw, when I saw what he did in Venezuela, the week that Karni said, ah, we got him. Look at our oil. Now, this is what we did in Venezuela is not going to help us for another 10 years. Okay. It's not going to turn things around for 10 years. It is going to help our strategic oil or petroleum reserve, which is huge, but you're not going to feel that impact because we have to rebuild the fields there.

2:02:41We have to start pumping it out of the ground faster, but we have billions of barrels that are ours now. Okay. He just did this the biggest deal. This is like, it's like when, uh, who was it? Truman did Alaska. Was it Truman made the deal for Alaska? That people didn't realize at the time how big that was. So I mean, I think it's kind of it. You're obviously going back very pro Trump talks to Trump. Lettings with Trump. But the exact opposite story, then the one you heard from Rosie now, do I think Glenn Beck's 100% right now? Do I think Rosie's 100% right now? I think she's closer. I'm pretty sure Glenn Beck is 100% sane. Yeah, comparatively to Rosie anyway. Yeah. Yeah. You know, he has, he's gone down his rabbit holes, but it's usually based upon some kind of facts, some kind of evidence that's come up.

2:03:44He can be wrong as anyway, but he's not a nut. Rosie's insane. Yes, he can put things together and sometimes get it wrong, but he's gotten things right. Way more than most. And he doesn't in an entertaining way. So that's helpful as well. Because again, he came from a, a schlock jam. He was just a DJ. He wasn't somebody that was in politics his whole life. He went from being an alcoholic DJ party and all the time to somebody that woke up, which it seems like those folks are more interesting, usually, usually that had an epiphany like, oh, no, this, we got to do something about this because you realize you have a voice and you can do something and maybe change somebody's mind and maybe bring them information that they don't have. So I appreciate what he brings to the table. You've got one last one here. I think UK Parliament. What is? Yeah. This is just, you know, it's not, it's not crazy. I found this woman fascinating.

2:04:45Her name is Kemi Abedinock and she is a member of Parliament in the UK. And she just has some really smart and concise thoughts about, about a lot of, a lot of issues. And I thought, you know, somebody that'll listen to her, we get to kind of use her in the United States, I think. I had no idea there was anybody left in the UK that was as sane as she is. Well, if they are, they got to be fighting back at this point. Or I would think, yeah. Which cultures in your view are less valid than others? Oh, lots of cultures that believe in child marriage, for instance, or that women don't have equal rights. I actually think it's extraordinary that people think that's an unusual controversial thing to say. Of course, not all cultures are incredibly valid. I don't believe in cultural relativism. I believe in Western valleys, the principles which have made this country great. And I think that we need to make sure that we continue to abide by those principles to keep the society that we have now. I am saying that if we want to have a well integrated society, we need to make sure

2:05:47that we have a shared culture and a shared identity. This is a multi-ethnic society. And it's obvious I'm in black women sitting here talking to you. But there is a difference between being multi-ethnic and being multicultural. I grew up in a place that was multicultural. And yet everybody looks the same. Conflict arises when you emphasize difference. We need to emphasize the thing that we share. Being British, British values, the things that we talked about freedom, equal rights, personal responsibility, not discriminating people because of their sexual orientation. There are some cultures that do that. I don't think that a culture that thinks gay people should be stoned is as valid as ours. This is not a controversial thing to say. Isn't it? Yeah. It depends where you're saying it, I suppose. I suppose. Yeah. But again, she hits on the point of taking people and dividing them based upon any little difference. This is a tried and true method.

2:06:48Yeah. Take the magnifying glass and everything that is different cause the problems between groups. The, you know, what's killing America is not issues of race. It's issues of ideology. Yes. And it's that simple. And the left wants to deny that state. It's all racial. It's not true. It's not true. It's the ideology. And as she would say, it's multiculturalism, which is another phrase for that. And I thought she was very articulate and balsy to say what she said. Especially knowing what's going on in London. And I'm not sure how the rest of the UK is fairing. We know what's going on in Ireland where there are towns that have basically had their residents gone so they can bring in migrants who do not want to respect the local culture. And it's like, that's really the question. I've never understood why the culture of an area should not be.

2:07:55Respect. And there's a lot of places people can go. Sure. Why not migrate to some place where your culture is like minded. Meaning I understood why all of the Irish came to the United States because it really wasn't that different of a country. No. There's a reason why the Irish all didn't go to, you know, some Muslim country. Yes. You know, and this, it just makes sense. We can have different countries. People can think different, but then when you put them next door to each other, you get a little bit of a problem. Yes. And since everybody keeps the quif is still not back, I think by next week, he will know. Oh, no, he said, wasn't it, it was the 10th. So we get to show us. I think it shows 9 11. Oh, wow. It shows used to be on Mondays. I guess they're maybe they're moving that to Wednesdays or Thursdays or something for a, for Keith, but in honor of Ryan Bemreos, I did pull a David Pakman clip. I did. I want you to watch what happens when Trump is asked a really simple question about

2:08:56Tiger Woods. I want you to all do it. I totally watch as well and listen in this case because David Pakman once again is going to tell you and the video title was Trump's brain short circuits. And he's going to tell you that Trump can't stay on topic. I don't see any of this or hear any of this at all. I want to know if anybody does. Because the answer turns into one of those Trump responses where you can see him lose the threat in real time. You can see his brain lose connection to the subject matter. And he delivers a bizarre word salad, but there's actually a bigger question here. Why is the president of the United States this personally invested in the driving record and legal problems of Tiger Woods? Take a look at this. I think you'll find it interesting. Okay. Before the clip that is not going to have any word salad at all, why is Trump so invested with Tiger Woods? One, their buddies. Right. Two is ex-daughter-in-law.

2:10:01Vanessa Trump is in a relationship with Tiger. That's the one whose daughter is a chitron, the golfer. Oh, okay. So Tiger Woods is dating Vanessa Trump, who's the mother to Trump's granddaughter. So if you want to know why Trump might be invested in Tiger Woods, you impact fuck has to know this. Sure he does. So it's like, what do you not do? Granted, I'm sure there are some people who have no idea of the connection, but it's like again, lies, lies, misdirection, lies. They told you what you're about to hear is some kind of word salad. And I was ready to get some blue cheese, but I can't find the salad. It doesn't make sense. So we're going to bring it back, Peter. Where's the Trump? What do you think about the plea deal? I would like to point out, it's Peter Doosie from Fox asking you the question. Okay. Down in Florida today, Tiger Woods, who famously called you as he was being arrested, has agreed to have a suspended driver's license for five years.

2:11:01Well, look, I know Tiger. Very well. He's a great guy. He's unique in so many ways, especially as an athlete, but also as a man. You know, he suffers great pain, great pain. He's a very tough situation because they didn't find alcohol on him. He didn't test positive at all for alcohol. But he, because of his horrible back, because you had a, my opinion, a bad doctor, but he had a back operation that did not work out well, and he is under pain. And so it's a tough deal when you're taking a pain killer because you're under pain and tremendous pain. And you have a problem and you test positive. He would have told him that. I mean, it's a prescription pain killer. But I thought it was very fair. But I think he's going to have somebody drive him. I told him that a long time. Why don't you get somebody to drive you? So he's going to have somebody drive him from now on. And, you know, he's just a very special guy.

2:12:02I've led. I've led that was resolved. What are we even talking about? Okay. What was that? Not a word of it. It was very fucking clear. Pac-Man's such an asshole. I don't want to stand in front of him and say, hey, shut the fuck up, you asshole. I just want to do that so many people. I mean, right. Well, again, we know he's getting at least 8,000 a month to post this kind of dribble. But when you want to set something up, like what you're going to get to word salad, and then what are we even talking about? I think everybody listening to our show right now is going, well, that may perfect sense to me. Sure. Yeah. This is the leftist media. He is under pain. So it's a tough deal when you're taking a pain killer because you're under pain and you've got a problem and you test positive. He would have told him that the president, and I understand the basic point Trump is trying to make, which is listen, Tiger Woods has back problems. He's taking meds and Trump believes that the fact, it's so why am I cleaning it up for

2:13:04Trump? I think the fact that Tiger has such a bad back problem and is taking pain medication should mitigate how we think about yet another DUI by Tiger Woods. Did he say that at all? No, we should mitigate how we think about what it, no, what an asshole. No, he told me should have had a driver, which means the guy made a mistake. But again, we can have a hundred or more teenagers taken over a city and we don't want to talk about that. No, what did Tiger do to his back? And is that common with pro golfers? Or what? I think he had an issue because of the golf, maybe it was all the sex. I don't know. It depends. Or his wife chasing him down with a golf club or a car rack or I don't know. He said a lot of a lot of bad things go down. That's for sure. Yeah. But listen to the language and the repetition and the fragments and the detours. He starts talking about Tiger is unique in so many ways and he had a bad doctor and you take a pain killer when you're under pain and he just like runs out of runway.

2:14:06He doesn't know what other words to use. Um, but he didn't run out of one runway. He answered the question and then stopped. He talks a lot like Ryan Reynolds. You know, he does. There is that milieu. He says that kind of a vibe. I think they're both well, he can Reynolds is Canadian, I think. Okay. We're a Pac-Man is what from South Argentina. Yes. Yes. But it's like, again, this is what you get when you know people are being paid to report things to you in Pac-Man would tell you, oh, I'm a I'm a pundit and I'm a journalist. Yeah, he's sure. He is nothing but a liar. That's why you come here to planet rage. You know, just let it. There we go. That's the side. Yeah. Where we put the shows out they're not behind the paywall. It's all value for value, which means if you've gotten any value out of this show whatsoever, it's up to you to put a number on it. Get it to us.

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2:21:24It's a Hawaiian longer Hawaiian name. So K E L E is Kelly. So the internet was good Larry. I know this is breaking breaking the internet was wrong. No, it's not possible. It was not keely or keel or keel. No, Kelly. Kelly. But thank you. I mean, you have to get you. Did you get your honey yet or you're on the you get in your address? I got to get the address out there. I've been I've been a lot of gagging forgive me. But I want to send you honey. It's going to go out today. I promise. Thank you. And then our buddy surfer came in with 19 bucks today with the note that said a day late in the dollar short and I'm like, okay, I got you. All right. I see what you did there. But here surfer, remember this a day early and a thousand dollars extra. So when we do our show on Sunday, instead of Monday, that'll be there you go. That'll be expected now. Thank you, surfer. Rob the constitutional lawyer came in with $11.33. He said, he says call the suits.com.

2:22:25We hate lawyers too, but we love planet rage because Irish. Okay. Now it kind of sounds like a CSV note. Yeah. Yeah, we are Irish. We are. Thank you, counselor. And even though we don't really drink anymore, either one of us, we can still bring the gab and the anger. We can. We're good at that. Call the suits.com. Call the suits.com. If you need some help that of the legal variety, yeah, I would trust Robbery can tell you somebody that can help you out. Yes. Are buddy, no, beret. I'll come in with the wife donation. I still see $8.30 because that's what he paid for that. Coosie. Oh, stitch. I glad we got the wife got you up from five bucks to $8.30. Yeah. Yeah. I said, thank you, no, beret. And this is no beret. No, my wife. She made it. Oh, that's right. There was a coosie and a thing for $8.30 post and she's like, what kind of a retard would send? And I'm like, no, beret. Hey, there you people.

2:23:26If you spell labor with you, go back to Moscow. Whoa. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Follow no underscore beret at x.com. While supplies last. Thank you, no, beret. It is very much appreciated. Kevin Cypher came in with his five bucks. That's a monthly donation, I believe. Do you think you Kevin? See Brooklyn came in with five bucks right before the show and he's having fun in the troll room over at no agenda. Do not strain. Thank you, see Brooklyn. Mark Codra with his every show $3.33 and we'll just again say, fuck cancer and ring that bell. Thank you, mark. Hope everything is going well with the treatments. No, it's never fun. This over on FM came in with 55 55. And I think Eric PP is streaming. I didn't even have to look. I'm just guessing Eric PP is streaming. I didn't look at streaming before the show. I apologize. That's okay. And CSB with 41 86.

2:24:29No need to read down and just link to AI Arch Wizard in YouTube and show notes. Well, thank you, CSB. Thank you, CSB. And thanks to everybody for hanging out in the troll room over at no agenda. I'm just going to stream and joining us a day late. I appreciate that. Yeah. 63 right now 69 peak. Nobody pays attention. I didn't mention it on the last show. I was again, I never look at the calendar for the next week. So it was like, man, it's the Labor Day. My wife saw if she's going to want to do things with me, I don't know why. It's a good question. I know. Nobody can figure that one out. Like why would your wife want to do things with you? Because you're a final Irish laddy. That's what it is. That's just true. That's just true. We will be here on next Monday after that. I'd be on vacation. So we may have to move some things around. Okay. But we will be back here on next Monday. But thanks to everybody for hanging out with us and supporting the show. No, I was going to go back to that other show.

2:25:29Planet rage. Dot show slash donate. It's where you want to go to help us keep the lights on. I want to have a major announcement. Uh oh. There's a new that Larry show. No way. Episode 502. Did you finally figure out AI and it's all going to be AI from here? No, no, don't use any of that. Hello, I get a confess that you'd be thumbnail is his AI. And so, uh, but it's a doozy. And it's been, I've been like, Jesus, like it's like a seven week hiatus. It's a star. I'm ashamed, but it's there. Go to that Larry show. Dot com for a new that Larry show. And it's a great, it's a great show. It's it's luck versus fate. The choice is yours. Nothing wrong with taking a summer hiatus either. That's okay. So a lot of shows do that. I mean, that's like they're they do. Yeah. Take the time off and joy yourself. That way, once the winter hits, you could just double down exactly. And I don't remember when I put out the last random thoughts. I think with the furnace and everything, maybe there wasn't one this past week all

2:26:31the time. It wasn't. I was disappointed, but I, but I still love the last one. I'm always good. And there will be one soon soon. I'm good. Soon I promise. I mean, maybe even tomorrow tomorrow Wednesday yet again. Yeah, why not? You can do it. So join us live again next week. Bring a few friends at planet rage. Show slash donate to support the show. No agenda. Stream when we are live. And in the meantime, go to that Larry show.com brand new hot off the press episode. And there will be more random thoughts at our and you and be thoughts.com be worse. The next rate. Well, you're the only one you and Mark. No, that's not true. And I think Ben Rose listens every now and then. And Jean, it's usually they're looking for blackmail material. Sometimes you can find them. You never know. They must be CAA guys. Yeah, exactly. Okay. Can you imagine if Ben Rose is in the CAA? What kind of world would this be? Oh my God. Please say it isn't so.

2:27:34You are strikes back. I mean, a member of the Islamic state. You can have gummed. Oh, world, don't. Shit. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. Planet. End of the Line, mother of fuckers.