Transcript for #1867 - Eddie Bravo

The lover two years before the pandemic. Right? It was like, you know, it was, it was during, I was during the beginning.

Bro, I like the gray beard. We went with it, huh?

Okay, become the old wizard.

The shit can't be good for either that die. It can't be. We were looking at just for men in the other day, like people that have had like burns all over their face. Oh, really? Doing that shit? Yeah. Some people have like allergic reactions to it. But there's some new foam.

The weird thing that old guys have that weird reddish brown color, where you know it's dye, it looks like shit. You know that weird like that weird like they're too old for their hair to be that color anyway, and then they got that weird reddish, you know what I mean? Yeah, it's like a shitty dye. Yeah. Some do it at home type shit.

It's not helpful. I mean, you do look at a certain, if you're 80, you look shit period. You might look good for 80. Yeah.

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Did you do it because he knew somebody with cancer?

There's a lot of this cartel violence is going on to you.

I mean, is it like big like Burbank? Like, is it big like?

Gerson therapy here is 13 times a day. One glass of juice hourly 13 times a day. You have three or four coffee enemies and perhaps also castor oil enemies.

What's a coffee in them? I feel like.

Coffee in your butt, dude. Is it coffee grounds or actual coffee? Like this coffee? It's fucking black rifle coffee. Just squirt up your butt.

I don't know. Like a rapid heartbeat like stimulated from it. You know, like, like drinking it? I don't remember. I don't remember. These people take drugs up their butt, right? That's the reason why they do it because your body absorbs things in your bloodstream.

It's probably on the way to being fixed. We probably just aggravated all the tissue around it because you hadn't used it in so long. And it was probably very stiff.

And I've been lifting, I haven't lifted, I have full length rotator cuff tear in my right shoulder. It's completely gone from stem cells. The doctor was freaked out. Dr. Roddy McGee and Vegas, he shot it up. And afterwards, we did an MRI six months later. He said, you have to understand how extraordinary this is. He was that kind of an injury almost always requires surgery. I think it was, now you don't even have an inch anymore. It doesn't even exist. Like when you look at it on the under an MRI, it doesn't exist anymore. It doesn't bother me at all anymore. It's time cells are fucking incredible.

I guess. It was that like, is that's like when they can actually make your discs fat again, right? Are they going into your discs?

They only do that part of your back with the stem cells.

I've been just a lot of core exercises that like I didn't use to do before where I have a one whole day where I just do core stuff. I just do like back extensions and then sit ups. You know that machine it's a machine where it's like what is it called? Jamie the one that we have out there the rogue one that's like you do back extensions and you also do sit ups on it.

Hams. I don't know. But it's fucking great and I do those weights. So I'll do like back extensions like I hold on to to 25 pound dumbbells and I do back extensions with that. and then I'll do situps without the same thing. That fucking thing. Glue him developer. Glue him developer. That thing's the shit for it. It's great for your glutes too, because at the top you like flex your glutes and it makes your botox nice and juicy.

I have we have that out there too. The reverse hyper thing is you're using weight and you're lifting your legs up. This is your legs are isolated and you're lifting your back up. Okay, but they're both really good for your back. So I do that a lot and I do these straps that strap onto your ankle onto a pulley machine and I do like knee raises like lying on my back. So I put like a 75 pound kettlebell on the ground. I use that to hold on to. and then I put a hundred pounds on the stack of a cable pulley machine, and I put my legs in these straps, and I'm just doing knee raises, lying on my back. I'm just pulling my knees towards me, which I think would be really good for jujitsu. Really good muscles for like butterfly guard and shit like that.

It's like when you get a broken arm and you put it in a cast, it's not that your body says, oh, you know, you're just, of course it's not talking.

Yeah, your body just deteriorates. Yeah, so that's when you get old, there's no if fans were about it. If you're not lifting weights, if you're not doing something that makes your muscle tissue fire, yeah, it's gonna do.

And think it's hooking you up. Yeah, isn't it funny when you see like young people that don't do anything with their body? And they just think it's always gonna be that way forever.

It's funny because when we were kids, we were taught that all that hard work is boring and bad for you. But the fuck it's essential. It's essential. As you get older, when you see men that are older and they look at their shoulders literally, you just grab it and just pull it off their body. Like it's barely attached. You see them, you're like, man, that ain't no way to live. It's no way to live just being feeble.

Yeah, for sure.

It's also an influence in people these filters. Someone this comedian posted this video up of her complaining about something, but she had a filter on it. And she didn't realize when she puts her hand by her face, the filter you put lips over her fingers.

It's the most ridiculous shit. Filters are fucking, that's the devil. They're telling people, this is how I look, but that's a cartoon, that's not even you. You get some weird fucking filter over your face that pretends you're 29 years old and you're 46. This is horseshit. It's so weird. It's so weird that people think that that's okay. like that you want to lie to people and pretend that's what you're really.

Yeah, it's total worship. It's complete worship and I guess women are affected by that more than men because they see other women use it and they feel like why better use it too because these bitches all look fantastic and I look normal. You know like it's just but then you meet these people if you meet them in real life. And you're like, hey, what happened? Did you just age 20 years? If the fuck is going on, where'd you lips go?

Yeah, Google ads.

Yeah, like some shit that you would never think would show up as a man.

Dude, you're looking to pussy lips. Dude, that's exciting. That's huge.

There's some pop up on your feet. No, my feet is a lot of butts. There's a lot of growth butts.

I guarantee you it's like mostly butts. If you see what I got here, like every time I pull up my Instagram feed, it's like butts and muscle cars.

Yeah, it's all butts. See, it's all, it's all this kind of shit. It's all girls in the other way.

Yeah, this would this kind of shit. But then it's like watches, a lot of watches, a lot of muscle cars, a lot of elk, shit like that. The algorithms interesting, and this is something that I posed to Mark Zuckerberg the other day. And I said, well, what if you didn't have an algorithm? We would have just let everything exist the way it exists. Just see, put it out there. It goes out there in a specific timeline and exists how it exists. You post it, I see it. And he said the problem is that people would gain the system. Like companies would just post all day long. And that's all you see. And then you would miss things. Like he's using example. Like if my sister is having a baby, I want to know when the baby comes. I want that to be at the top of my feed. He's like, you got it. But I was like, I wish I asked him this, but I didn't. I forgot to ask it. But wouldn't it be better net overall to like stop people somehow another from gaming the system? But let things exist without an algorithm. Because it seems like the algorithm... You did ask him that.

You know what? That's the thing that they all need to come to grips with. This is a fucking giant experiment. It's a giant experiment in human culture. And it's happening with the social media companies, and they didn't know it was gonna happen when they built the company. When they built Twitter, do you remember what Twitter was? It was like, you would write at your name is going to the movies. Like at Eddie Bravo is going to the movies. Like Richard. Was weird. The way people would write on Twitter was not the way they write on Twitter now. It was like, you know, at Eddie Bravo is getting my oil changed. And like it was like dumb shit that people would do. And I was like, who is a fuck about this? This is so stupid. And then people started using it for a comedy dates and they started using it like for one liner jokes and stuff like that. Oh, that's a good like joke writing exercise because it's only 140 characters. So you have to have like, you know, economy of words and make it nice and crisp. But then it just started getting crazy and then it became just people arguing over shit. Like as soon as people realized that arguments, and like, whatever you're interested in, if you're interested in arguing, if you're interested in things that upset you, that's all you're going to see all day long. That's where it's fucking people up, because it's getting people just outraged and climate change shit. It's like all over my fucking feet. I clicked on a few climate change things. And because I'm trying to find what's true and what's not true. And I've had two different experts come on. One's guy Steve Coonin, who is a physicist, is a brilliant guy. wrote this book called Uncettled, and he says, the way they're looking at these graphs, he's like, there is no question that human society, whether it's pollution or all the things that carbon it's in the air, we're having an effect. He goes, but the effect is greatly exaggerated by fear-mongering. And he said, if you look at like the overall trends of like thousands of years, he goes, it's always done this. He goes, we've had crazy hot times and dry times and crazy storms and all kinds of shit. But if you look at like during our time, that's when people get scared. Like, oh my God, it's happening so fast and it's so roting and it's never gonna go away. But and he's like, no, it's always been like this. It's always been up and down and up and down.

There's always been fear mine. We posted something yesterday was one of the craziest ones. They were saying that zombie icebergs are going to melt and the ocean is going to rise. It's a zombie ice. It's the ocean rose ten inches. You know, fuck, we would be. Yeah. We'd be so fucked. Like one inch is not good. Yeah. One inch is like all those houses. You see a malibu that are on the water. Florida would be underwater. Yeah. Well, Florida is going underwater.

Was this Steve Coonan? It might have been him.

Let me send it to Jimmy. Here drop it to Jimmy. Okay. It's so complicated, though, and everybody, like, people will argue about it with fucking zero information. They don't have any information, and they'll argue pro and con. I think it's an interesting conversation, and I like to have interesting conversations with people, but it's wild how that's become old. Oh, yeah, Dan, what is his name? Yeah. Yeah. This is interesting. Yeah. Yeah.

Why do you think they're doing? Why do you think if he's correct, and you think it's a giant scam, who and why?

Yeah. They were saying that that's the next thing that they're going to push really hard the same way they push, uh, COVID-19.

What he's saying does make sense that if they were really concerned that the ocean level is gonna rise in 20 years is no way. They would be interested in dumping all their money there. If they're gonna be alive in 20 years, that's gonna be a terrible investment. They've been saying that shit forever. So do you think that they're doing that because they're trying to scare people and then they can do things like have centralized digital currency, social credit system and say, you're climate, you're like your contribution. Like this is a thing that they concentrate on a lot right now. Like how much carbon are you emitting? And if you're meeting too much carbon, you're going to be causing problems. What are you doing here now?

It's really it's really hard. Let me let me just and it's the same sort of deal.

Oh, anything else they have? Someone has to come in and regulate things because if they don't regulate things, you're fucked.

only the government can save you from that shit and it brings people it looks it looks like the ultimate I mean the great reset clashwab he wrote a book called the great reset they've been talking about this never they were they ran a what is his uh... so not what like the great reset is the one we were talking about this that he says you will own nothing and you'll be happy yes if that doesn't freak people out just that's some or well shit right there you own nothing you'll be happy and just also if you want to fucking have a guy in a movie that was an evil bad guy who dresses like he's in Star Wars, who talks with a German accent, who just wants to control the population. People would be like, that's corny. That's two James Bond. That's two on the head. You know, that's two.

Well, they're always fear mongering and everything that they say is going to happen. It's always way less than what they're saying is going to happen.

It's one of those things where they realize the only way to compete with China. This is my fear. They feel like the only way to compete with China is to be like China. Because I think it was Maxine Waters said this, that she was talking about a digital currency. We have to move to a digital currency to compete with China. which is wild because the way China does it, if you say anything bad, they don't like, you can't go anywhere. You can't travel. You try to buy a plane ticket, you don't go anywhere. They just turn you off, buy certain things. You can't do it. Who wants to live like that? Nobody. Somebody wants us to live like that, or most normal healthy people don't want that to happen to them.

Well, they have those meetings at Davos. Exactly. That's the crazy thing is you could watch the meeting online. It's the first time I think ever in our life where we've been able to watch those things.

But you were saying it's like that was boom. There was like not bullshit, but we didn't know what they said. We didn't watch a video of it.

You have to take your medication and they know if you've taken, they don't even trust you. If you're taking medication, isn't it to heal you? If it's effective, it's real. But wouldn't you take it? If you have staff, what do you do? You take fucking antibiotics, right? You don't want to die a staff. So it's medication that you know is good for you take. They don't have to have a chip and act to make sure you're complying. Why would they need a chip to make sure you're complying with medication that you should want to take?

You think those motherfuckers care about our health?

They got to do some humanity would it cost to just give poor people healthy food? That's a real good question. Imagine if they had places like if we just recognize the displaces that are really economically fucked and we just made it so they can get free food. You know what does that? Mr. Beast. You know that guy that YouTube guy? I don't know. He's fucking great.

No, no, no, no, no, not at all. Now he's the guy that has the biggest YouTube channel. He's like a game show. He does like game shows like people have to solve puzzles and they have to try to find him and he'll give them all this money. Well, he's got this philanthropy arm of his business. And he gives free meals to people. He's given 1,459,098 pounds of food, 1,259,259 pounds delivered, 11929 individuals fed. And he does this all just out of philanthropy. He's just a good guy. He makes a shit ton of money off these YouTube videos, but he pumps almost all of the money back into his business. And he has his show translated into multiple languages, into Portuguese and Spanish, and he puts them all up on YouTube. And then he opens up these food pantries. and gives people free food. He has like these Thanksgiving day things where he gives out free turkeys. So they pull trucks up filled with turkeys and people just pull up in their car. And he says, thank you, here's your turkeys and he hands people food. It's fucking great, man. How much money would that cost to do that everywhere? You think about how much money we put in Ukraine? You think about how much money we spend doing all sorts of things that we don't agree with? How hard would it be to give people a healthy food?

They could have said people get too fat and they get too much cornstarch and corn syrup. And if we just take that out of everyone's diet for your own good and your own safety, the world would be a better place.

They don't give me shit. The problem with it is there's no liability for the companies that sell you. What? That's the biggest, that's the craziest thing ever.

I don't know how to hide the evidence for 75 years. Yeah. And you can't sue them. Just imagine how is that? Imagine them saying that to you. Imagine if you run the government, you're the president, and you're thinking that this is, you know, this is all legit. This is good. And then they say, we don't want to show you the data for 75 years.

That's exactly what it is. They need everyone come on. They literally banked on everyone who is involved being dead.

was getting sued so much like oh you know what we're not going to make that we're not going to make vaccines on where we're getting hammered with the lawsuits and then the government came in and said no no no no yeah but they have a no fault compensation system so because of this fact congress passed the national childhood vaccine injury act in 1986 establishing a federal no fault system to compensate victims of injury

Well, they must have made some sort of agreement to donate to campaigns and to how crazy is that? It's crazy that the government actually owns part of the Moderna vaccine.

You would see the shit out of whoever made that. What if you could find out that they knew that there were more complications than they were letting on? They've done this over and over again with Viox. They've done this over and over again with the opiates. The opiacrisis that they caused in this country, they lied and said that shit wasn't addictive. It's some of the most addictive stuff we've ever encountered. It's the number one cause it does in the people 18 to 49.

There's a billion or something. Yeah, there's quite a few big ones where which is the biggest one.

I think the biggest one was the Viox one because the Viox one killed 60,000 people. John Abrams in who's a guy who's a doctor who litigated against the pharmaceutical companies explaining how this all works. One of the things that you're saying is that the people who do the peer-reviewed data, they don't get access to the raw data. They get the access to the data that was reviewed by the pharmaceutical companies and then given it to them. It's crazy. He's like, that's not how you do science. And they can run 10 studies and they can do it as biases they want. And if two of those studies show any kind of benefit, then they go with those studies. And all the other studies that show that it doesn't do anything or is bad, they can hide those. They don't have to reveal those studies. There's no transparency. Come on man, we're living in a fucking... That's the only country that lets it do this. In all the other countries except New Zealand, you can't even advertise for pharmaceutical drugs. But in this country, it's 75% of our ads on television. 75% of the ads on TV are pharmaceutical drugs.

They have to. They have to. They have to. They have to. They clearly are in bed with these people because they charge 75% of all their aunts to them.

So I don't know who's going to win have gotten real used to over the last two years of like blanket compliance. You go, God, and really use to it. Where are you mask, even if you don't believe in it? Do this, do that. Yeah. Stay six feet away. All of these things that we know didn't really make sense. Now. Yeah. But everybody just complied. And you get people to comply for something that only kills like a small percentage of the population that get it. And most of those people are fat and old. What if something comes along with it's really bad? What if some small pocket comes along? You know, small pocket wiped out 90% of the native Americans. 90%. When people talk about the genocide in this country, you know, they talk about the genocide of the Native Americans. One thing they don't probably realize is that most of it was disease. They definitely did horrible shit and murdered Native Americans. They did terrible terrible shit. Yeah. But when it comes to history, burn through the entire, if something like that comes now, Then we go straight China. That's what I think. I think they go straight totalitarian. They go straight Justin Trudeau. I mean, that's what he would do. I guarantee you if some smallpox came to Canada, that shit would be wild. They would have all the excuse they would need in the world of having total control over the people.

We're talking about fraudulent numbers. It depends. I don't think they can do that anymore. I think there's so much data and then there's always going to be people that want to pass the blame off on somebody. And they're going to try to figure out who's the scapegoat going to be, which is probably why Fauci's backing out now.

It means that we should actually get the actual physical definition of it. But the way I understand this is how many times you run it in the minuscule, the tinieness of the part of the cycle.

You get a lot of false negatives because of that.

Let's find out what to this. There's, I know there's a lot of false positives. I know that Kerry Moless, the guy who invented the PCR tests, he said it was never designed to detect live viruses, never designed to detect, whether or not someone's actually sick with a virus. You're finding these tiny microscopic particles that it can detect, and you ramp it up high enough. That's when you get it.

Yeah, no, I saw that. Yeah, he died before the pandemic, unfortunately.

That's what he was saying. He's saying it's a bureaucrat.

That is true. So they can't at all. No. I thought it was like some versions of the flu also.

Let's go with the 90% thing first. All right.

The resets of testing data including cycle thresholds compiled by officials and Massachusetts, New York and Nevada up to 90% of people testing positive, carried barely any virus or review by the Times found. On Thursday, the United States recorded 45,644 new coronavirus cases according to a database maintained by the Times. If the rates of contagiousness in Massachusetts and New York were to apply nationwide, that perhaps only 4,500 of those people may actually need to isolate and submit to contact tracing. So that's a big number. That's a big difference between the amount of people to get it. Yeah, any test with a cycle threshold about 35 is too sensitive. Agreed, Julia Morris in a virologist, the University of California Riverside. I'm shocked that people would think that 40 could represent a positive, she said. A more reasonable cutoff would be 30 to 35 she added. Dr. Mina said he would set the figure at 30 or even less. Those changes would mean the amount of genetic material in a patient sample would have to be in the 100 fold to 1000 fold. of the current standard for the test to return a positive result, a thousand fold. That's crazy. Or even a hundredfold. At least one worth acting on. Dr. Mina's a Harvard Medical School Epidemiologist, Michael Mina, an assistant professor at the Center for Community of Diseases. He also told the New York Times, in Massachusetts, from 85 to 90 percent of people who tested positive in July with a cycle threshold of 40 would have been deemed negative if the threshold was 30 cycles, Dr. Mina said. I would say that none of those people should be contact traced, not one. So that's a person, obviously, the standing up for the science of how this stuff works and how these viruses are detected. That's that probably infuriates people really understand how PCR tests work, these real scientists, and they probably can't even talk too much about it, right?

That's all. Carry Moss has always been like a very he was he died. I think he died in 2019. He was a very outspoken controversial guy. He came up with something for detecting what was it something about the double helix strand of DNA that he came up with when he was on acid. Just find that. Like Kerry Mullis, I forget what the invention was exactly. I believe it. It's something to do with DNA.

So do you think that in the very beginning?

If you're going to use something as sophisticated as PCR testing, if those are the top scientists and neurologists and epidemiologists and these guys from Harvard, and they wouldn't set it at that cycle. Well, who would set it at that cycle? Who would set it at 40?

Do you think that's that? I don't think that's that. I think it's evidence that people always capitalize on any opportunity. And I think that's what it is, more than anything. I think what I worry about more than people planning things, because I think it's hard to plan things out. I think people's basic human nature, playing to fear and anxiety, and then capitalizing on something that happens. The thing about the COVID thing, The thing that creeps me out about that is that they're still trying to say that it might have come from an animal when most of the scientists now believe that it came from that laboratory. The moment a discovery as most described in his memoir seems psychedelic, lured blue and pink images of electric molecules injected themselves somewhere between the mountain road and my eyes he wrote. Later in a BBC interview, Mullis wondered if not for LSD, would he have been creative enough to invent PCR? Oh, so it was the PCR test. So I don't know. I doubt it. I seriously doubt it. To come up with the idea behind PCR, Mullis said he tapped into his understanding of computer programming. He reasoned that in order to find a particular segment of DNA, he needed to design DNA fragments that book ended specific gene sequences to now his search. And because DNA replicates under the right conditions, the isolated segment could reproduce the hell out of itself in an iterative fashion.

I got another possibility.

There's a fourth one. The fourth one is, they get funding to work on these viruses. And this funding, the work on these viruses, it didn't make sense to Obama, so he shut the program down. Because he said gain of function, research is dangerous. He's like you're creating better, more infectious diseases. But they get a lot of money to do that. So they get a lot of money to test in these things. So there's a whole industry behind it. And if you have top experts who are saying it's imperative that we study these things. And then they do it and they farm it out to China because they don't want to do it over here. And they do some of it over here. But you could farm it out to other places and it kind of alleviates you of any responsibility. And these places, imagine if you're sending money to a place that's been cited for safety concerns. Okay. That's the rule on lab. Okay. And then people who work there specifically got sick. And they're the people that gave it to the fucking world. Okay, so people from that lab and that once they realized that all this was happening they didn't know what the actual effect was going to be on people. They didn't know how many people were going to die and that along the way we picked up data and we figured it out. But for sure, the PCR tests were set to sensitive for sure. They take advantage of the fact that this kind of shit is going on the anxiety and the fear and they try to get more control over there.

Yeah, but it's, but they know what it is. Like, it has very specific cleavage sites in the virus that indicate that it was somehow another manipulated. I don't know what I'm saying here. I know I'm just repeating things in a variety.

Well, first of all, people definitely got the flu and they had no flu cases. which was the wildest shit ever. Like if you look at the flu, there's a map that they had like red for a positive test of the flu during flu season and then they showed 2020. In the year 2020, it's like a non-existent flu season. It was the lowest recorded numbers of flu ever. They would say, well, that's because people stay inside. Well, then how come they're still getting COVID? That doesn't make any sense.

Because someone explained this to me the other day. I asked a scientist. I said someone said to me that they've never isolated COVID. Because they absolutely know exactly what it is. They know how it works. They know how it gets into the body. Not this doctor that told me.

Well, you seem to be neither one of us or doctors. This is a fucking problematic discussion.

Um, I don't think it's a flu. I don't think there are people that think that though.

I think there are people that think that, but I don't think it's the flu. I think there are people that think that, but I don't think it's the flu. I think there are people that think that, but I don't think it's the flu.

I think there are people that think that, but I don't think it's the flu. I think there are people that think that, but I don't think it's the flu. I think there are people that think that It's not even in the neighborhood. Like, when kids get COVID, it's not really a big deal for most healthy kids. Did you get that article? You're going to check this out. It's just read this article. What's it in?

Okay. How has the SARS-2 SARS-CoV-2 virus ever been isolated? Okay. It's the highlight, the title is scammedemic. Okay. This is wrong. The document was talking about a process used to understand the lower limit of detection during the creation of PCR tests. SARS-CoV-2 has been isolated many times. Well, read the article. Okay. It was the wrong article. So this is what was claimed. They're saying the CDC document claims. Okay. Okay. So go back to what that says. What is in that? What is that? Fullfact.org. Okay, isolated virus means taking a pure sample of the virus from an infected being so it can be studied. As we have written before, there are numerous reports of SARS-CoV-2 virus being isolated by teams around the world. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention document that post and the daily expose article refer to what was published in July 2021 and includes instructions for use for PCR tests. One passage in this document states that no qualified virus isolates of the 2019 COVID-2, the virus that caused COVID-19 were available to the CDC to use the time PCR tests were developed. This is not the same as saying the virus has never been isolated as claimed by the Instagram post. In full, it says, since no quantified virus isolates of the 2019 end-COVID COVID were available for CDC to use at the time of the test, was developed in this study conducted assays designed for detection of the 2019 RNA were tested with characterized stocks in vitro transcribed full length RNA and gene gen bark a session blah blah blah of known tighter, blah, blah, blah, blah. Spiked into a diluent consistent, high set of Jamie, diluent, diluent, consisting of a suspension of human A549 cells and viral transport medium to mimic clinical specimen. The meaning of this passage has been debated before and has been used by some to suggest that SARS-CoV-2 has not been isolated. However, Dr. Thucin de Silva from the University of Sheffields Department of Infection, Immunity and Cardiovascular Diseases has previously told Reuters that this is not correct. He explained that the document is outlining a very common process that is used to determine the lowest amount of viral genetic material The PCR test could detect. To calculate this limit, he said, you need to have a known quantity of virus to extract genetic material RNA from or alternatively a known quantity of RNA identical to that carried by the virus. In this case, the identical RNA that the CDC used was transcribed RNA. This is synthetically produced genetic material, which is identical to that carried by the virus. And according to Dr. Stephen Griffin, a virologist and associate professor at Leeds Institute of Medical Research, means that scientists already know how much genetic material is present in the sample. He's dissilva explained to Reuters that the time the tests were being created at the start of the pandemic, not many standardized and quantified viral stocks would have been available. These are stocks that virus with the amount of viral RNA present is already known. I think what they're saying is that I think this is a complicated process, but this is the debunk.

Well, this is someone this is some sort of it's actually an expert explaining how the stuff works. I think the problem is someone like you are I reading this shit. I'm not exactly sure what they're saying and if I read the other one, I bet they can probably convince me that they have it. I read the other one. Let's read it. What was it said? Freedom of Information Act, requests have been made, the Center for Disease Control, asking for evidence that CDC has isolated or purified the SARS-CoV-2 virus. On June 7, 2021, the CDC informed again in writing that they do not have any record shown that they have ever isolated or purified the virus that allegedly caused the disease called COVID-19. The promise this is not written by experts in immunology. If it was, I would be maybe more interested in hearing, like, they could explain why those people were wrong.

It says the written requests were made by Dr. Miss Christine Massey, not Dr. To CDC, ATSDR, FOIA, Chief Officer, Robert Ando to isolate and deliver any records, research, or any findings for any viral isolation and purification by anyone, anywhere anytime in the world, from a patient sample via massurration, filtration, and or the use of an ultrasound refuge, which is called the gold standard for isolating and identifying a pathological micro or dano organism. The gold standard for isolating, identifying microbes, okay, here's a side by side, comparison of the coaxed postulates and the river postulates. So it's just like how do they, how do they find viruses in bacteria? This is a long-ass fucking conversation. I think the problem is they're you are I know what the fuck we're talking about. Yeah, you know, it's like I don't know.

Major League Baseball. But it does make sense, right?

I love athletes. A few athletes got fucked up by COVID. Homsotted. Homsotted was hospitalized twice. He might be at home. He might be three times. That happens with the other two, but when it comes out, he's too tough. He wouldn't stop training. So that motherfucker was training while he had COVID.

That's where my school is at. This lady's at the gas station yesterday. I stopped to get gas parking over to the studio and his poor lady. She was just a disajunky mess. She had like a giant gash and her forehead on her nose. She was just face-planted. And her neck went like this. Like, here's her back, right? Her back goes straight up and down. Her neck goes horizontal. And her head was like this. It was the craziest thing I've ever seen. This lady had the worst posture I've ever seen. She probably weighed like 70 pounds. Yeah. She probably kicked COVID and didn't even know she had it.

You could play with the flu and you'd be a hero. Yeah. Imagine if you won the game with the flu. Yeah.

You can't flu. It's not going to stop Michael Jordan.

It has a thought like when Luke Rockle beat Chris Wiedman, he had fucking staff infection and he was on an antibiotics. Yeah.

But the thing is like, judges who people are like more risk. They're more risk-takers anyway. They're doing a risky thing.

And friends of mine went to look at the house. They didn't know who owned the house. And they go into the house. And they're like, wow, this place is really nice. They're looking around. And they open up a closet. And the whole closet was filled with pure rail. The whole closet. Yeah. All it was was hands-on closet. And the dude was like, let's get the fuck outta here. Yeah. Because like, he's one of those dudes this thing. So like, that energy is in his fucking house forever. It's crazy. Hangs of washer hands. Yeah, sure hands.

That may have been that's top three dumbish shit that they let like it robbers and thieves or was it just like guys who sold coke? Like what kind of was it violent criminals? That's a good question.

But prisoners out for way worse shit. They're letting. So many violent prisoners out. There was a Koleon, Nori, Nguar, you know, Koleon because you do channels. Yes. Instagram channel, he had this clip on his page about how this LA gang member was getting out of LA because it's too hot. He's like, dude, this is too crazy. They're letting 70,000 dudes out of jail now. 70,000 violent criminals are gonna let him out early. And he's like, it's already bad out here. He's gonna get worse. He's like, I'm getting the fuck out of here. And he moved. Aussie Osborne moving back to England because he's fed up with mass shootings in America. Well, that's a little different.

Well, that's that, too. But he said he doesn't want to die.

He was probably fucking ridiculous there. I'm fed up with people getting killed every day. God knows how many people have been shot in school shootings. And there was that mass shooting in Vegas at the concert. It's fucking crazy. Osborne said a new interview with the observer. Yeah.

That fuck. It is crazy. Vegas shooting was nuts. That one's nuts.

Well, I mean, the guy's dead. So they're like, what do we do? There's all the conspiracy theories about it. But whatever happens, some guy smashed windows open and shot 60 fucking people. It's really crazy.

There's always something. There's always something that this was that he was a manchurian candidate that they programmed him to do this. This is all about trying to enforce gun control laws. That's what the really crazy people think. I think sometimes people fucking blow a fuse and sometimes people have been thinking about doing this for a long time.

I'm sure there's people saying something like that. I don't know if that's true though. That's one thing I brought up to his room.

Just, let me ask you this one now. What do you think about all this the Pentagon saying that there's crafts that are coming from another world?

So what do you think those things are?

The time they're trying to develop some kind of an actual flying saucer.

So you think it was an orchestrated crash? Just to freak people out. I think it seems like a lot of money, top. Oh, you think of it up and hide it?

When is anything too expensive for the government? But the official answer was never that it was a craft. The official answer was that it's a fucking weather below. And everybody believed that.

So in 3D chess. Exactly. So that's what I think it's drones.

It's incredible speeds. Yeah, but there's some stuff.

They want them to talk. So they let them get in there. They let them see it.

They said I'm a fucking crazy diseases would come from an alien body. Do you imagine they would just have an alien body in a room and you could do autopsy on it with one of those stupid masks on? Yeah. You will imagine, just stop and think of that. Because they think about the Europeans that came to North America and killed 90% of the Native Americans with smallpox, imagine what the fuck aliens have. Imagine what shit that is in there. If they're a biological creature, they probably exist like we do. We're filled with bacteria. We're filled, like there's more, there's more E. coli in your gut than have ever been people ever. We're filled with stuff. Imagine what kind of crazy diseases some alien body would have. That you have no immunity too. And just ravages the population ever instead. And these guys just have these little stupid masks on, they're cutting into this alien.

Well, it is the opposite in places where the developed world exists, like in big cities, people having less children.

So it's lifestyle choices for sure that happen when people live in big cities and they concentrate on the career. So it also happens when in these most people are in the big cities though, right? And we're women aren't oppressed. We're women aren't oppressed and they can pursue careers. They pursue careers as they put off childbirth. It's like that's the the theme of videocracy. Remember the member 80ocracy?

I got to go bury it.

So good. I had my judge in here a couple months ago.

It's so good. So the premise of video accuracy is there's this really smart couple. And they keep putting it off. Keep putting it off having kids. And that the same time we shown this dude lives in trailer park. He's fucking all these chicks near him. He knocks up her and she's chasing him with a frying pan. He found that he knocked up her too. And it's wild. And it's just like it just shows how people are just getting dumb or dumb or the dumb or people are overpopulating. The smart people aren't having anything. Like you bit. Like the bit from 2005. So that's really what it is. I mean, this is exactly what Elon said. Yeah. It's not in these cities. There is a deep population problem. Then there's also another problem. Dr. Shannon Swan, we had her on the podcast. She wrote a book called Countdown, and it's all about Thalates, and how Thalates are getting into people's blood supplies from plastics, and how it's directly affecting our reproductive systems. It's making men's dick smaller and taints smaller. And the way they identify mammals, males or females, is the male's taint, is 50 to 100% larger. And the introduction of thalates, they know these from studies, when you introduce thalates into the blood supply of these creatures like mice and rodents and shit like that. They're all of their taint strength. And that's exactly what's happening to people. And we have thalates in our blood. So they do these blood tests on people and they find all these microplastics and all this residue from petrochemical products. And if you look when petrochemical products were introduced, and plastics were introduced in America, and then look at sperm counts, look at miscarriage rates, look at dick sizes, all that stuff, testicles sizes, all shrinks. It's all shrinks. It's all shrinks. It's all shrinks. It's all shrinks. It's all shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks. It shrinks.

It's pretty close. She's in the neighborhood. You know, it's like your Beverly Hills adjacent.

I think if you stuffed everybody together like a favela.

It would have to be a lie. Yeah. Right. And then the rest of it's farmland.

Nobody's the bunk that to, and I don't know, but they probably could fit them physically. The problem is, where are you going to go?

This is just, oh, here it is. Standing shoulder is shoulder. The entire world's population could fit within 500 square miles of Los Angeles.

But wait a minute. That doesn't make any sense because what they're saying in this Los Angeles thing is people stand shoulder to shoulder.

Well, there's a lot of people that you have to feed. That's the problem. The problem is not just the number of people. The problem is the resource. Do you believe cowfarts are melting icebergs? Cowfarts are not the problem. It's actually burps. It's metal areas. It's meth there, but it's just, but there's also ways that they use regenerative farming. So it's carbon neutral. You know, there's people that have like discussed regenerative farming. The one problem is like scaling it from millions of millions of people. But it's just a natural product of animals eating grass. They do know that that happens.

What's up? It's melting icebergs. It's just releasing meth.

But it definitely contributes to the gases. Do you know that if you ever gone to like one of those places that just grow cows, my parents used to live in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, I just have to drive through farmland.

It smells so bad like the people that have turned it through farmland before you could smell the cowship No, no, it's not just cowship where they really is cattle not not like millions and millions of cows I will never believe cowfarts are Causing climate there's no way anybody's gonna believe that or the burps the burps or it's contributing to the gases that are in the environment you know what Dan Penyan saying and what with the Steve Coonan is saying more specifically is that we're talking about a negligible effect in comparison to all these other effects.

It's really burps. It's just methane, man. But I'm telling these carbon neutral farmers. These people that use regenerative farming. They take the manure and they put it back into the soil. And that's what they use for fertilizer and everything is organic. And they're saying, if you do it, that's the way animals and the environment are supposed to interact. Well, we've done that so fucked is factory farming. And we've taken all these animals and shoved them into these places and made these toxic waste lakes of animal waste. Have you seen those? So they let fly a drone over these factory farming setups that they have for pigs? Like, do it. If everybody wants sausage and everybody wants bacon, you need a lot of fucking pigs, a lot of pigs, and it's horrific. what they have to do to raise pigs and an economical way so you can get cheap bacon is pretty fucked. That's real. And that is 100% contributing to the amount of methane that gets released and gases that get released. Because if you go anywhere near those places, they're fucking terrible toxic. They smell awful, man. Like that shit. If you live in that city and they open up like some sort of factory farming set up right outside of town, guess what? Your city's ruined. You're gonna smell that shit. And you're gonna get used to this smell, unfortunately. because all factory senses, they all factory senses, detect changes in smells. That's why people stink, they don't smell themselves. Because otherwise, you're like, oh my god, I smell. I got to get the fuck out of here. You detect changes in smells. So if you live in a place that stinks, like some parts of New Jersey when they were really polluted, they have factories out there, the people that live, they didn't even know it's stunk. People had to come visit them and go, what the fuck are you living? Where are you living then? You know, bad at smells here, they make smells normal. because they're used to it. They get accustomed to it. That 100% is contributing to pollution. So whether it's factory farming, or whether it's factories, all the different things that people do that we enjoy, if you want electricity, something's got a burn. How do you do it? Do you use coal? Unless you're going to do nuclear. You're going to have some negative effect. So even people that are getting electric cars, There's people out there thinking they're doing a great job. I have this lecture car that's powered by a fucking coal plant, which is the craziest shit ever. Fire in coal is powering your super clean, super green electric car.

Well, it's completely illogical. That's for sure. That's like this thing like Gavin Newsom said that by 2035, they're not going to sell any more gas vehicles in California. That's fucking crazy. That's crazy. Not only that, but that's denying technology. Because what if they come up with technology that allows you to filter out all the negative effects of gas? Like, they just have let it gas. Do you know that? Like gas used to have lead in it and the reason why I had lead in this is like engines would knock okay and so they would make these this horrible like knocking pain they would run like shit so they added lead to gasoline and they poisoned the whole world Do you know that IQ levels of people who are born between a specific time when they're using leaded gas are lower? Like statistically lower than people who weren't fucking lead poisoned. Did you know that? That's why you have unleaded gas. Why do they have to tell me it's unleaded? What the fuck does that mean? They used to have lead in the fucking gas, and that was in the air everywhere, and everyone was getting lead poisoning. In fact, there's certain plots of land like a friend of mine was trying to do a garden, he lived in New York, and he got his grass tested, and got his soil tested. So he was filled with lead poison, because there's the same dirt that was there in 1968 when they had leaded gas. Pull up, pull up, let it gas, because this isn't something that people don't know about. Mike, probably you and me or Dumber, led from gasoline, blunted the IQ of about half the US population. Let it gas was banned in 1996, but exposure to the poison, cost people born before them, several IQ points on average. Researchers asked.

I you guys still feel better like everything's going to work out.

Who is the white guy's name? I don't remember. Who's the white guy?

You remember Starsky and Hutch? Hell yeah. My cousin, I remember my cousin, love Starsky and Hutch. And he had one of them Starsky and Hutch cars with the stupid stripe on the side of it. It was like the ugliest car. Like go to the Starsky and Hutch car. Look, you know, I love classic muscle cars. I would never want one of these pieces of shit. And that was like, no, look at this terrible Starsky and Hutch car.

That's a hunk of shit. That's their car. Look at the fucking stupid stripe of the side of it. That thinks that your clown will be ill. That thing's terrible. I thought you would dig it. Get the fuck out here. Look at that. Listen, that looks, that doesn't look too bad. Actually, that one doesn't look too bad. I like what the dukes are out the back. I like those tires and wheels too. But still, that's a hunk of shit. Now, look at that. Oh, that's for sale somewhere. Cut to me driving one next week.

No, but go to 1970 Chival S.S. Black with white stripes. Go to that. Let me show you what was also available during this time period. The fuck outta here with that star skiing hutch car when you can be driving a real American muscle car.

Yeah, look at that motherfucker right there.

You bought it back. You bought it back. You know, bought it? Reggie Bush. Reggie Bush is driving around. Yeah. Reggie Bush had it. And then how did you get it back? He sold it back to the the folks that I got it that I gave it to. I so I traded it for a GT3 from my friends at Fusion Motorsports. Okay. Fusion Motorsports is the dopest fucking car sales place in Los Angeles. They have like all these like cool old hot rods and go to Fusion Motorsports website. they have the dopest cars man like dope Lamborghinis and like crazy like 1970 Broncos are all fixed up like they think these specializing those kind of cars so you're well contact amigos here we got your barracuda back Because Reggie Bush got tired so things fucking break down all the time but dude like Reggie Bush is out there ball and yeah, I'm time for that look at these fucking cars this place has so so there's a lot of shit like 4 GTs but look at that custom roaster shop fast back 1965 Mustang that's more shit. That's what I like that kind of shit click on that Jamie that yeah go go to that Yeah, look at that. That's the kind of shit. I like yeah So they sell a lot of those kind of things. So they had it. So I bought it back and then I sent it to Rhodes to shop. The same people that built this car. I sent it to Rhodes to shop and they were in the middle of fixing it.

American muscle cars have such a specific sound. That's what people are going to miss and I'm really happy I'm really lucky I feel really lucky that I grew up during a time that those cars were popular and that they fixed a lot of the bullshit in them like what I like about like that car that we were looking at the 9665 Mustang the roadster shop one yeah they fixed it so it's got all like really high-tech brakes high-tech suspension components everything handles well it steers well it breaks really quick and You know, the engine runs on fuel injection, so it doesn't stall out all the time. They're like the shit now. They make them like you drive it a regular normal new car, but it's a 1965 Mustang or it's a 1970 Barracuda, which is what mine is. So they do that. How many cars you got now?

We'll talk about it later. That's my number one addiction is a whole muscle cars, but they're an investment, too. There were things. Those cars are all worth money. They don't lose money. If you have a 1970 Barracuda, that's not worth less money next year. It's worth the same amount or more. They hold their value because they're so valuable and they only made a certain amount of 1970 Barracuda. If you go to like the real ones, the guys are into the numbers matching shit, and I get it, I get it, they want like exactly from the factory, to me that's nonsense. I don't understand that. When you want it to drive better, do you like the fucking thing or not? Then you should be using it. If you use it, why are you using it with those shitty ass breaks? It's terrible. So they're driving like a antique relic that can't handle, it doesn't break well. Those are worth millions. Millions, the numbers matching ones. If you get like a numbers matching, hemicuda from like 1971, I guarantee those are worth a million dollars plus. Those are so expensive. And they cost like 30 grand, they came out. Like done making any sense. It's like probably less than 30 grand. Like in today's dollars, probably like 40 grand. They weren't like expensive cars.

That's a barn find. They find them all the time. They find them, oh my god, that's car. My son-in-law, I left him in my garage and I never did anything. I just covered him with this tarp. Then you go out there and you lift the tarp up and it's a fucking half a million dollar car sitting there. Covenant dust. Holy shit. They find those all the time, all of the country. But there's only so many of them. They only every year the production only made a certain amount of these old cars. Look at that. Numbers matching, thoroughly documented, award-winning 1971 Plymouth hemicuda. Oh, it's a bargain. Only half a million dollars. I know they've sold them for a lot more than that. I don't know why. Maybe this looks like specific. Look how good that looks though. Go back to that thing again. Look how good that looks. God damn, that's a good-looking car. That is a fucking good-looking car. Yeah. I mean, shit! There's something about that part of American history. To me, that's the most fascinating, because that part of American history is the part of American history where rock and roll exploded. Jimmy Hendris exploded. The Beatles exploded. That was just this wild, Led Zeppelin time. It was just a wild time in American culture. And you see it in the cars.

Oh, there was the gas crisis and it was also a protection like those things are terrible and I accept no, but I just mean because they weren't that old, you know, it's just like a decade old.

I don't think we're making cars that are gonna be the same. They don't like, if you get a 1973 Porsche and you get into it, like that motherfucker's built good. You shut the door, it's solid, it's fuck, everything feels Like a really well put together and made. You know, if you could, in 1999, Camero, you drive it around today. It's fucking the doors falling off. The seats are all eroded. They're all falling apart. The fucking shift are sticks. There's all sorts of things wrong with though. They don't make them to last. Those old cars, they made those motherfuckers to last. They didn't have the sense, like now they do what's called planned obsolescence, right? So they make something, and they figure you're gonna use it for a couple of years. Like if you buy like a new Android phone, Samsung was only gonna say, well, we'll update it for like three years. That's it. So you got, you got a new phone three years, or you're gonna be running some old software and the apps don't work on it, right? They plan for it. They plan to have to give you back then they didn't plan for that shit. They made Toyota Land Cruises in 1970, they're still in the road. Those motherfuckers, they just run forever. They have like 400,000 miles on them. They just run forever. Keep changing the oil, keep fucking change the spark plugs, do the right thing. That shit will last forever. They made stuff that lasted forever.

Yes. Wherever I heard that, man.

I don't think.

Bricks can be charged up to 10,000 times as scientists.

It's crazy. The red pigment of bricks converted into a plastic compound can be used to conduct and store electricity. a study published by nature communications found. Whoa, so your fucking house could be a battery.

Destroyed it. Well, there's a lot of theories about civilization being reset. The most interesting one is the younger dryest impact theory, because that has a lot of evidence. And that's the one that Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock proposed that somewhere around 12,000 years ago, we were hit all over the world with asteroid impacts. And that's what ended the Ice Age and caused a destruction that we couldn't even imagine. And then civilizations forced to relearn everything.

But they wait a minute. That's because they don't understand the construction methods. Exactly. But it's not because they're physically incapable of building it. Like the pyramids, the problem of the pyramids is they're almost physically incapable of building it. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Exactly. That's what's so crazy about the pyramids. Like somehow or another 5,000 plus years ago, they had the technology to make some stuff that blows your fucking mind today.

It's just fascinating Of course, but but here's the thing the why is it so fascinating? Why is it so interesting to find like secrets?

What are these like show me these places show me put the If you go if you go to if never heard of any structures in North America the people can't explain They're everywhere dude everywhere everywhere So so you just got it's you know you got to listen to him talk and he goes through a bunch of shit

What do you know ready there though like when don't they know when these fucking things were built?

So that was one of the built in 1893. But they did know how to build these buildings. There's even photos of these people making these buildings back then.

Yeah, why do you think that is?

Like those dudes that were walking on those beams eating lunch just sitting up there. Yeah. You see those photos, those photos freak me.

Like, Alex Hanold on a couple of times, still he is. No. He's that guy that free solo climbs. He climbs. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's just digging his hand into cracks. and they they they film with the drones so they got like drones around him filming him and he's literally what if a drone hit him do that what's this guy like that fucks me up every day six months and works twenty and earns twenty thousand dollars a time change a light bulb at the top of this tower has to change a light bulb up there oh I'm already getting chills every six months he does this what and he gets twenty cat yeah pretty good time he does it that's not bad but still because nobody wants to do it right fuck That, bro fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck He's probably counting the money right now.

Do you think the drone is talking with them? Because they're filming it.

Survival. Survival skill. It's like it's a natural mechanism to prevent you from fucking going near the edge of cliffs.

And all stories in the news.

First getting the legs bit off.

No, it's just natural. You fall you fucking die. Everybody knows it. So you're looking at possible. It's like watching a video of someone like staring into a gun. Yeah. Don't fucking do it. Your fingers on the trigger and you're staring into the gun. Like, duh. It's the same kind of thing.

He trains almost every day. It's crazy, right? He's so super smart guy. It makes sense. Yeah. Smart people get into Jitsu. It's like it becomes a puzzle. And he said that when he was running all the time, he said he thought too much. He said, because you think about your life, you know, your distractions and all your shuddy goes, what I'm doing to you, just so I'm telling you.

I can't think about nothing about shit. That's in that way, I think it's one of the reasons why people would become so addicted to you, just because it's like medicine for you. It's medicine for your brain. Yeah.

Yeah. But it's also like the exertion that you have is so thorough, though you leave there. You're so peaceful. You're like, oh, my fucking aggressions are gone. You're going to go to Abu Dhabi. I'm thinking about it.

Yeah. I'm, I may be able to. I'm trying to move something around to see it. You know, they should go.

It's above Dallas.

It's girls doing combat you, just too. What? It's on the border. It's on the border. Oh, so it's way the fuck down there. Oh, it's right near Warris.

You shouldn't fly private. It's terrible. Just take a bus. I saw people saying that Mark Wahlberg could have taken a bus. I literally saw them say that. They're complaining. They took his jet nearly flew for 19 minutes. Like, you could have taken a bus.

Yeah. Yeah. These are all flying planes, screw around their yachts. Yeah.

They're gross. Yeah, keep us on a deal. No Instagram picture.

Yeah. That is a wild thing because they do not ever want to give up those private jets. But they will fly private jets to a conference to talk about climate change. It's kind of crazy because it's the ultimate trap because the really rich people never want to give up private jets and nuts. Why would you do that? Why would you become a billionaire if you're going to get your own jet in the yacht?

They would freak the fuck out. That's what's hilarious, right? Well, I was talking about this the other day about Hollywood. It's like, who is more anti-gunned than Hollywood? Nobody. Who promotes guns more than Hollywood? Nobody. There's a greatest promoter of guns ever. In every fucking good movie, the guy uses a gun and kills the bad guy. Yeah. He uses a gun and kills the monster.

Please shut the fuck up. You're causing people to want to go get guns. Yeah. Also all the movies like the purge and shit like that tell me those don't gun sales don't jack up every time.

It would fall apart. You think so? I think if you didn't let everybody that's really the best play the most.

I know, that's what's ridiculous.

Well, sports is like the, that's the fucking where the rubber meets the robe at that shit. Yeah. Because it's a meritocracy. The best players play the best. Yeah. And they're the number one people. Yeah. It's the best fighter wins.

That was, if there was, you had to, that was the mandate, didn't matter how good you were. We had to have a certain amount of trans people, a certain amount of lesbians, a certain amount of Asians, East Asians, girls, and everything, females, playing football.

It would be ridiculous.

And the fans, because the playing would start. You know what? Imagine if you had LeBron James, where you couldn't use him, you had to rotate everybody and equally.

He would make all his money and sneakers.

You like bad sports?

Come on. If you like the folly of it, I'm just like making... I'm not saying that. I can't take a buddy regardless of how good they play. You're gonna have bad sports. They gotta have some skill.

They gotta have some skill. There's some sports you could never do that, too. Like a race. Like it's an individual enters into the race. Like if you have marathon. The best people who run the fastest are gonna win. It's a pure meritocracy.

How do you fix it? How do you fix it? Everybody gets to race.

Boom! We want to have a quality of outcomes. Yeah, that old people.

Equality of outcome.

And the only way to enforce equality of outcome is violence. That's what's crazy. That's what people don't realize. If you want to enforce equality of outcome, you're going to have to have, you know, a croffing, you want, you're going to have to have someone enforce those laws. You're going to have to, like, when I, one thing that I said that kind of scares me, If they really said that the way to fix America's problems is a total redistribution of all income. If they said, we're going to vote on this. And the majority of people don't make much money, but the small percentage of people have most of them. The small percentage of people have most of the money. So what we're going to do is we're going to evenly distribute that to everyone. We're going to cure all poverty in this country. You just have to vote on it. People would do that. People would vote on that. They would say that this is an injustice in equal system. They didn't give a fuck if you started your business from the bottom, you ate ramen for fucking six years and figured out some invention and became a millionaire. They don't give a fuck about that. You have too much money. It's not fair. You should give it to the greater good of the world. And then they spread it equally amongst the people. That's something that some people believe in. And that would be terrifying. Because the only way to get those people to give up their money. So if you're a person that did start some business in eight ramen for five years and did bust your ass and made a real working sustainable business, someone comes along and says the only way you have this is because you've ripped somebody else off.

But that's what we're talking about. And that's something that people in this country would say yes to. There's a lot of people that would say yes to those proposed. That is terrifying because the only way in force that is violence. Yeah. That's how you get a dictator like Castro. That's the only way you can enforce it. The only way you can get people to go.

It's just a trick. Well, it sounds great on paper until you realize the only way to enforce it is to have a dictator that tells you that you can't have whatever you earn. Yeah. That someone has to come along and take it.

That's the problem with human nature, right? Human nature, there's like a competitive drive that some people have to succeed and the reward they get for that success is they get extraordinary wealth or they get fame or they get recognition. They get something out of it. If you don't give them something, They don't want, why are they working that? They're working just for the greater good of people. Some people want to do that. Some people want to work just for the greater good of people. Most people want some sort of compensation. And if they work extraordinary hours and they dedicate themselves to something, which we know people do, we know people throw themselves into their work and become very successful.

Both governments are corrupt, but in capitalism, if you work your ass off, you can, you know, you can make money and you can, isn't there a way to do like capitalism, but have an ethical form of capitalism, where a certain amount of, you know, tax dollars go to things that could actually help the community. And that's what comes out of making a certain amount of money is that you know that you're going to be contributing to the community. You're going to be helping. So capitalism, you're still incentivized. You're still making a lot of money. But these companies decide on their own that they're going to generate income specific. Like this Mr. Beast guys doing. Makes all this money generate a specific amount of it just for, yeah, I think good causes.

So nobody's keeping track of how they steal the money. They're stealing the money by virtue of like they developed these charities and most of the money goes to the bureaucracy and very little of it goes to the charity. Is that what you mean?

That's, that's what we're doing. But doesn't Biden still build in the wall? Did they Biden went back? Didn't, aren't they, they started construction in the wall yet?

This whole time. It's just a political talking.

Exactly.

You know what I really wild? Nobody talks about putting up a wall for Canada. You know, the border of Canada the United States is like a path. It's like carved out of the forest. There's a line. By the administration to close border wall gaps in Arizona. By the administration said Thursday at an authorized U.S. customs and border protection that closed gaps in a border wall. Oh, look at that. Yeah. Yay Biden. Trump administration authorized completion. Excuse me, the Biden administration authorized completion of the Trump funded US Mexico border wall in an open area of southern Arizona near Yuma. So Biden's racist now? It's just they'd say they just do it and they don't say anything about it. They just go, well, yeah, we were wrong. We need a wall. But the crazy thing is like go to the border of Canada. This is what's nuts. you go to the border of Canada and it's hilarious. It's like this field. It's like really easy. It's a good place to like know you're crossing the border.

Do. American border patrol agents at Canada are the same thing. They want to check everything.

It's they're hardcore. And if you have a DUI, good luck.

It's hard to get into Canada. Yeah. Canada's no joke, so that's a little, look at the fucking pathway. Click on that one in the middle. Yeah, anyone, look at one of those where you start.

No one's doing nothing. I mean, it's probably some criminal elements that are using it and that are using the woods and go where is that? Washington or something? What state is that?

Yeah. You just walked through the woods. Like there's so much of it. It's just woods. But why why don't they seal it off?

It's neither or like it's not that much different. The slash 20 foot clearing stretches 5,525 miles across the world's longest border. So the thing is it's like The quality of life in Canada is pretty high. It's a nice place to live. You know, there's some great places in Canada. Vancouver is amazing. Toronto, Montreal, great places. Mexico. is right there connected to the United States and its dire poverty at the border. The difference between the border of Canada and like Vancouver and the border of Mexico and Tijuana, that's or or war as that's a stark contrast.

Okay. That's a big part of it. Big part of it, they were the bad government, corrupt government, they're fucked.

And the problem with it is they so much drug money. The drug money is so prevalent over there and the cartels are so strong that And, you know, the United States has goofy fucking laws. And so people want illegal drugs the only way you buy them is from criminals. Well, the criminals are making fucking billions of dollars and don't pay a penny in taxes. And the same amount of drugs get used.

That's a good question.

They probably sell them legitimately. Open up pharmaceutical companies. They're in the drug business. Why wouldn't they stay in the drug business? So if opiates become legal, say if heroin is legal, and you can just buy heroin anywhere, it's seven of them. They would just start selling heroin. They would make their own heroin. Okay, but then they would have to be tested and have to be legitimized. And you'd have to get someone to make sure that it's a sort of government accredited agency that inspects the place.

Human traffickers says cartels harvest children's organs and stuffed drugs in their corpses. What the fuck? Yeah. And this is from the daily caller.

They're looking for, they're using, like, these boys and children and getting black market organs from them. That's some real shit.

I didn't see that movie, but I heard about it.

That's crazy. That's crazy in that, that's, that's a real issue. And then when you have a porous border, that kind of shit can take place. Yeah.

You think you're with their constituents.

They did a good job.

Yeah. And then he felt the full force of the machine.

And comics recognize bullshit. And he's a comic that's been, you know, doing clubs and fucking arenas and shit for decades. Like guys been doing stand up forever. And he's been in the machine for so long. He knows how it works. You would think like exactly.

First of all, he's on HBO, which helps a lot because HBO is not gonna censor him. Yeah. And he's got a longstanding reputation of being an inquisitive, interesting, funny, intelligent guy. Yeah. That's what he does. But he's also like an old school liberal. He's like, I'll stand here life you stay out of mind. Yeah. Like that's like the old school. I live and let live. He's like, where the fuck did all that go? Yeah. And so he's calling it out. And I really appreciate that he's doing it.

But like, he sees it with everything.

Like, oh, he's definitely a progressive.

He's actually well informed too. Yeah. Jimmy's very very well informed about that.

That's where we were going to tell you. Same thing though. The only states that were willing, like, Ron DeSantis, had the best policy about it. And people criticized the shit out of him. And they came up with all these statistics. One of the ones I got in this conversation with Billy Corbin about, we was talking about how many cops are dying in Miami. You know, they're dying from COVID more than they're dying from crime. And who said that Billy Corbin? Because I think at one point in time. Billy Corbin.

Oh, he's the guy I produced co-king cowboy.

People lost their fucking minds man.

You come out. Cubans don't want to have any part of that social bullshit. Yeah.

No one's the shit. All guests traveling through LAX ages two and older are required to continue wearing masks in all terminals. In accordance to the Health Officer Order issued by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, June 29, 2022. That's fucking bonkers.

No one says shit. So in LAX, you're supposed to wear the mask until you get on the plane then when you're on the plane, you don't have to wear a mask anymore. So it's only LA. It's only LA.

Just forcing people to wear those N95 masks. It's not like they're wearing those those masks that are supposed to actually kind of be effective at stopping viral transmissions. But you can wear a fucking bandana. And people think that's a mask. People wear those face gators, people wear face gators, you breathe right through those.

Isn't it weird that wearing a mask in all these horror movies in an any scenario if you're out at night? Someone's wearing a mask. You're gonna get robbed. Some terrible things gonna happen. Yeah. That's a bad person. Yeah. And then it became wearing a mask means you're a good person. Yeah. Which is really weird. Because no matter what, I know why they did it. I know they thought they were doing it to stop the spread of a virus. But you're still, you're doing this weird thing where you're covering your face up and you're going out. We've never had that before in our lifetime. Where everybody's got their face covered up when you go out. And for kids that are developing, for little kids, that ought to be really fucking weird. because they're not going out and seeing all these people's faces. They're not seeing people talking, they're not hearing, like kids are like, they're speech patterns or delayed. Like there's like many more people that are taking their children's speech therapists.

Yeah, so I didn't know they had never done that before. This should have known. This should have been some sort of a study to try to figure out what the impact was. And then she'll be also a study to try to figure out whether or not these fucking things actually stop a transmission. Yeah, you know, and it's just We we got a custom to putting a fucking mask on which is really weird.

That is a creepy thing, man.

An investigation of coverage. The normalization of only being able to see your eyes when you go out, like a ski mask. You go wear a ski mask. Yeah. That's real. Like people, I'm sure, went out with ski masks on.

Like when the early days, when, you know, like there was no specific kind of mask, like in the guys who really weren't into it, just were like a fucking bank robber bandana. Yeah. They would take it down. They would always have around their neck. So you want head on? You know, a bank robber fucking band-an on his face.

It's just so complicated, man. You know, viruses, like, respiratory viruses, they just fucking spread. They just fucking spread. And if you talk to real doctors that, you know, didn't have their ass on the line. And you asked them about that the beginning of pandemic. They would have told you that. Fauci said it. Remember these early videos of Fauci talking about masks? There's like no, where he says don't take care of your health, lose weight.

But the problem with a person like that is they're normalizing that they lie. So they're lying for your own good. So he's normalizing one of the most dangerous lies. You want to talk about scientific misinformation. That's a dangerous lie. Because if those masks really do prevent people from getting it and you lied and told people you don't have to wear a mask and they heard that and they never heard you correct it. They never heard anything else. They're going to always go back to that thing and say, I don't need it. So if you really did work and you lied about it, you had a bunch of people out there that believed that lie and didn't wear a mask. How many people you think got sick because of that? That's true. See, that's why you know what their full of shit with that. That makes zero sense. None of it makes sense. But that makes zero sense. It makes much more sense. That's actually true. That what you said is actually true because it's common sense. What he actually said about lose weight. Don't throw too much. Don't smoke cigarettes, take care of yourself. Eat right. That's all real. Everybody knows that and it turns out that's one of the big factors in whether or not people do well or don't do well with any fucking disease. How well do you take care of your body? How could your immune system?

Yeah. I just think people like power.

I think it's a normal human thing to want power. I think when people get power, they want more of it. And when they get control, they want more of it. And then when they say something initially, it turns out to not be true. They want to cover that for as long as they can. They want to keep that bullshit going on for as long as they can because they don't want to ever admit they were at fault. And that's part of what that happens with every society where someone's running things. People are running things, they make mistakes, and then they try to pretend they didn't make a mistake, and they double down, and they triple down, and they try to keep people scared, and they try to keep people in control, and they try to keep if they admit that they had a fault, and that's bad because it empowers their political opponents, so they never do. Because if someone comes out and says, that's on me. I fucked up. Like I caused 75% of Los Angeles restaurants to go under was my decision and it didn't have to be that way. All those businesses could have been open and the same amount of people it turns out would have died from COVID probably. If someone came out and said that, there would be riots in the streets. Even if it's true. that guy would never win again because then the next person would come along he cost you 75% of your restaurants and the same amount of people would have died from COVID if that was true and they did that oh my god the guy would never win again Like, people who probably applaud him for his honesty, maybe, but he would be politically destroyed. So you just have to like pretend you didn't do it. You have to pretend it wasn't a bad decision. You have to pretend that there weren't people that opposed it. And it turns out those people that opposed it were factually correct. You have to pretend.

It's obvious. You know they manipulate the information.

Well, I understand what the motivation is. I understand where it's coming from. I know what they're doing. Yeah. It's like they are all funded by pharmaceutical companies. Yeah. 75% of the television ads. So when you see them talking about stuff on TV, they're not talking about anything they want to talk about. They don't have opinions that they can say at any opinion they want about anything in the economy or the world news or what we should do in Ukraine or anything. No. Like these people are reading from telepropters. You know, even the opinion people are getting rid of those. Yeah. There's certain things that happen in the mainstream media where you see every single news reporter repeat the same line. And you've seen. Oh yeah. That's video. Oh yeah. Total videos are wild. Yes.

of every news and a lot of those videos are about medical misinformation. Yes.

He's been saying words salad lately too. He's always been saying words salad, but now it's even worse than I've ever seen it before. Yeah. Poor guy, man. He shouldn't be doing that job. That poor guy, I'm not, no bullshit. Like if that was my dad, I'd be like, God, this is not, you fucking, you know, we need to relax. You can't be running the world. It's too hard on you. You know what I mean? Cause you're a fucking 40-year-old guy and you get into the White House. Within four years, you got a great hair, bro. You're exhausted. You're like holy shit. And the weight of the world, the weight of the whole world. I'm one person. One person's riding around a fucking bulletproof truck and waving to people and fucking giving stump speeches and got all these lights on you and cameras on you and you can't be real for one second of your life. Fuck that. Fuck that. So if you're doing that at 78, Do you know how hard that must be on him? Guys, fall in a part already. And then you're putting his hall under extreme reentry pressure.

Because that's why they made him wear glasses. Remember there was doing outdoor ones with sunglasses on? You've seen those? Yeah. And they go from different canar angles so they can edit it.

You know the craziest stage thing was when they made Chris Cuomo pretend that he never left his basement. Yes, they pretended they filmed him coming up. They made hard Chris now. You're coming up for the first time. All right, so you're excited and let's go action like how many takes did they make of that? You guys to go upstairs and pretend this is his first time upstairs in the house. Meanwhile, there's like, he got in an argument with someone on a bike. Some guy on a, he was like, overlooking his property, he was building on. Some guy came by on a bike and he got in an argument with the guy and the guy reported them. You're not even fucking quarantine. And so he, like, it was fake. Yeah. Like him. That's the news. The news is willing to stage. I mean, a simple and trivial thing as a guy coming out of his basement for the first time.

It's out of blue screen and he's pretending there's you know you remember when they had the use of the holograms. I remember when Wolf Blitzer did the news and he had like a hologram next to him. Yeah, we're like, oh, shit. We're like getting a glimpse of what the future is going to be like. Like you could be in London, but you'd be standing there. And I've been looking at you, you know, like fucking Princess Leia coming out of R2D2. You know, you know, remember the little hologram? That's what it's like. Like they had, do you remember those?

Yeah, that's a pretty good prop Obama impression. I have no impressions.

What was I just gonna have you look up? This is at the holograms. Yeah. Can I pee really quick? Yeah. Go go. We'll look at this hologram. I'm going to pee too. We'll grab that first. It's your bag. She wore bag. So good to hang with my brother. Good hell yeah. So let's see this hologram shit. So does that what it looked like? So she had like a glow around her. Stop the insanity. CNN's hologram was horrendous. CNN had the decision to use a hologram during its election coverage, ruined the broadcast for one, green screens and overlay images aren't even real hologram technologies. So it's a fake hologram. Oh, I say. So they pretended they had a hologram and they used a green screen.

How dare they bullshit? How dare that? Can't believe they lied again. Scroll down there when I see what it said and how they used it. It's a first stop. Let me say this wasn't even real hologram technology, which annoys you from the start. Don't say it's a hologram technology unless it really is. If CNN was truly using a hologram, it would not have employed a green screen and overlay images. Instead, it would have captured scattered light and then reconstructed it back in the studio. Oh, and it probably would have bankrupted CNN too, but I dig, oh, so it's probably super fucking expensive to make actual holograms. That's the future, bro. The future is like AR and VR, where you're gonna see things, like put glasses on, you're gonna see things that aren't there. I think holograms like,

They have to have a stage and they have to have cameras at a point. Can't be like a light like that or something to projectors rather than a pointy. I think he has to like project off of something. I don't know how it works. How do they use it? Yeah, how do they use the two-pock hologram? We were talking about the other day how jacked he is. Like he's way more jacked than the real two-barque was.

Huh, it's coming up. So is there something above it like that reflects?

Were they calling it a hologram?

How much of the two-pock thing? Let's guess. How much that should cost to make? Let's guess.

You know, they brought it down somewhere. That's one of them things they'd have to talk about in the story.

Place the state to reflect a projector image onto a screen that looks invisible to the audience. Oh, it's bullshit. So it's a projection too. So it's not really a hologram. Interesting. Okay. So it's a screen that the audience can't see and it's something off the floor that projects that screen. That makes sense. I was watching the episode of Black Mirror. and Miley Cyrus is on it. It's an episode about a pop star and she's got an evil aunt.

Black marriage. When they went with the hologram version of her, after they had her in a coma, and I was like, that's not far away from what they did with Tupac. I mean, can you imagine if they can sell, I mean, I guess you'd have to give the family Tupac family something, right? If they have concert tours of the hologram, Yeah. What people gonna see that? Just a concert tour? Hell yeah. They would see it.

Just to hear good music. Yeah, right? And it make it even just look like it's really him doing it. Especially if it gets really good. If it gets really good or it's spooky.

He just is talking. And he recorded it all.

Well, he was at the peak of his powers. This is after dice rules, the HBO special. He's the fucking man. So he decides unannounced to go to danger fields in New York City. And for a couple days, just records himself talking. Just goes on stage. He has fake punchlines. Get it? Back get it and there's no punch like he doesn't give up so he purposely purposely had no material this guy and put it out though cuz he's crazy Dice is funny.

She's special. No, he did it on purpose. It's called the day the laughter died. Yeah, he put it out like knowing what he was doing before he put it out. Yeah, he didn't know jokes in it

And so it was like a, it was a smash hit with comedians. I remember Mike Donovan from the comedy connection in Boston told me about it. He was crying laughing. He was talking about how he goes, he's just fucking making things up. And he goes, there's one party's talking about he's doing a Nixon impression in a girl's ass. He goes, I would be like Nixon in that ass. I'm not a clock. That's actually good. But I guarantee he probably came up with that on the spot. Wow. Like it seemed like everything he was doing was just talking about stuff. And this one guy gets up because people don't know he's gonna be there. So they don't know they're gonna be a part of the audience. This guy gets up and he goes, you're about as funny as a glass of milk. He left out in there too. I mean it's a fucking amazing fuck you to fame. That's what it is. Sure, he's a misogistic and vulgar, but Andrew Dice Clay does have his humorous moments. However, he's not double CD funny. This release produced by Rick Rubin, and produced his in quotes, was recorded over two nights at Dangerfields in New York City, and edited day the laughter die would have probably been a great single CD. But it'll last the list and ask to suffer through unfunny filler, presumably for the sake of continuity. For example, All that is heard for the first 55 seconds on the opening track is dice breathing and making other noises. As usual with most of his productions, Rick uses no reverb and unfortunately no editing. So he would go on stage for a minute. That's what he did for like a minute. He would be with practice in the OR. See how long he could go on stage without saying anything. So he would go on stage and do like five minutes. Not say a fucking word. He's just like a test of will. You know, because you're this thing, you're a performer. You want people to enjoy their time. And you know, you're ready to provide them with comedy, your famous person, your dice clay. Everybody's come, oh my god, dice is here. This is going to be great. He's not great at all.

Um, I think he's better. Yeah, I think he's better. Yeah, I think he's better.

Broke or something? No, he had, um, what is it called when you have, uh, like, Bell's palsy, where we're part of your face doesn't work for a while. Yeah. And then it come down my way where I had that many years ago, seven or eight years ago, we're a part of your face stops working and then it comes back.

I don't know. Many people have been vaccinated if I have that as a side effect. That's one of the side effects. Some people get it. But some people get it anyway. There's a certain amount of people that get it anyway, like dice. I mean, like Dom. Dom had like, almost like seven or eight years ago, he got it. And the last, like a few months, and then it came back. I think it's, you know, it's not good, whatever it is. But he's, he was touring even when he had Bell's palsy. He'd go on stage. Yeah, he's so savage. Still do stand up and kill. We went to see him at the Riviera, before the Riviera closed. It was me and Jim Norton and Anthony Kumi in his prime. No, it was like recently, recently recently, but within the last decade, you know, and it was like whenever they closed the Riviera, it was like one of the last times that I had been by there, because they leveled the Riviera, they turned it to some melts. That was like the old school place where they filmed Casino. It was the first place I ever worked at when I worked in Vegas. I worked at the Riviera. And so we went to see Dysdale. It was fucking hilarious. He was hilarious. Me and Norton were crying laughing. It was like so fun to have known this guy, like to meet him, like when I was 19 years old, I was in my car listening to this cassette with this girl that I was dating at the time. And her and I were fucking crying laughing.

So he was different than any other comedian because you wanted to hear the jokes over again. Yeah. And you would sing them along with.

Oh. I mean, it was different because it was different than any other kind of joke. Like people wanted to hear the nursery rhymes. Like he do all those other stuff, he do all his new material and show like that, but those fucking nursery rhymes better be there at the end of the show. Yeah. It was different.

Maybe it was a lot, maybe he was the first, but Dice of the first guy that I would like to do, like these giant tours of arenas as a company. First guy that I had heard of.

There's a lot of them. Like Gabriel Iglesias, Sebastian, Joe Coi, Tom Seguir is doing arenas now, Bert Christchers doing arenas.

He's gotten to the point where he's so good at comedy. He's like effortlessly funny.

He's such a good guy.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. But it doesn't matter. Yeah. And he can go on after someone who talks about sucking cock for 20 minutes and still kill. You know, it doesn't matter. He's so funny. He's just, he's got just a way about him. And it was really interesting to watch him in the beginning because like he was like hit or miss. Like he was trying to find his rhythm. He's trying to find that thing. And then one time, my memory was in a hotel room in Vegas. And he and I flip it just flip it into the channels. And his show time special was on sat there and watch. I was like, oh shit, this is really good. It was really funny. I was like, damn, he's killing it.

Yeah. He's better than ever. That's great. I love it when God, like, tripply better than ever. Yeah.

I always, I think I don't have to get to know them. Think about it like you're getting in no person.

Exactly. Yeah. And then, but then you also build on stuff too. There's like two different things that are going on simultaneously. Like sometimes there's a premise that you have and totally explored. And you should write more about it. Like you should add more to the bit. Yeah. But in each point that you have in those bits, you got to edit those words.

And that's what comics oftentimes they don't do that. And they say it one way. And they kind of work. So they keep saying it that way forever. They don't fuck with it. You got to fuck with it a little bit. You got to try to figure out that sometimes it'll eat shit. Because I've fucked with like killer bits before and ruined them. where I like a killer bit just didn't work that way. Like I tried to do it a different way and it just didn't. I was trying to explore another way to talk about the subject. I didn't work at all and it became too wordy and I'm like fuck, I went down a bad road. Not gonna back out. Now the bit sucks.

The audience puts their hand up. Yeah. And when they put their hand up or, you know, you call on them, they have a premise.

Yeah, it's still the same thing. I don't know what to do. You know, it's just like what I like about pot is that it opens up other possibilities. Like sometimes when I'm talking about something, I'll go, but what about this thing? And a lot of the taglines that I have are just riffs where I came up with something on the spot and because I was just talking shit and having fun and then that thing became another bit. That's like that happens all the time.

Right? That's why it's important, right, right? Yeah. Like, you know, everybody has their own way of doing it and some of the grades don't write. They don't sit down.

We would take guys in the road. Yeah. And I would do a whole hour, right? And they would do 20 minutes. And then I'd come back to town two years later, because I knew special out with a whole new hour. Yeah. And these motherfuckers would have the same 20 minutes. Yeah. And they're like, hey, man, you are never going to get out of this opening spot with the same 20 minutes for five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten years. Yeah. You can't do that. Yeah. you got a fucking put out a special and you got a band in all this shit and start from scratch you have to oh yeah I've heard you say that many times I remember that shit but that's just like the guys who just they got stuck in this old way of doing things we were just trying to get on television there was a bunch of guys that came out to Hollywood and all they really wanted to do was get on TV show so tag get a 20 minute 30 minutes at and get a yourself cast on sitcom and who you be killing it that's it's over yeah it comes it comes are fucking

Yeah, but that's because of the pandemic. They shut down all the stuff. But that's over though. But it took two fucking years. And the movies are just starting to go out and the movie theaters now. And I also like when things go to streaming, like the actors are pissed. Who was that one big act? Was it Scarlett Johansson that sued because she put out a film and it was supposed to be released in the movie theaters. I was part of the contract and they've released it on streaming and I guess when an actor like then you don't get the box office money and then you know no deals. Yeah, and like who the fuck? I don't know what their counting like in terms of like how many streams. How many How much they have to pay you for streams? Yeah. Like if you're on Apple TV and you know, you, they put a movie out, but it costs 16 bucks or whatever. But how much does it act to get? Is it just like a box office? Is it like a ticket thing? Is it the same amount of money? Like how much do they get? Because that's where the money comes in like we see these big box office gates, right? Yeah. When he said, oh my god, terminator three, look at all the numbers. And everybody sees the numbers like, whoa, the number one movie in the box office. It's really, really, really. Whoa, what everybody hears about it. It's like the one piece of business that seems to be like everybody's public opinion. Everybody wants to know about it. It's, it's public information.

How much money it's the investor's to loan get for that new movie.

The money is very important. That demon praise for his perfect explanation of why movies aren't being made like they used to be. The DVD was a big part of our business. So that's part of it too. I'm sure, right? Because there's no DVD sales. So he says, I want to hear what he says. Okay.

But aren't they just streaming?

We're gonna charge your credit card. Remember that used to be Netflix? Netflix used to send you a DVD.

So they could charge your credit card. Isn't that wild? That's what they used to be and now they're just streaming. Everything's streaming and they have a fucking universe of shows. You could never leave your house and you'd always watch something. It's a weird time for entertainment. You can always be entertainment.

I saw the first episode, I didn't watch the second one. I haven't either put it off. I'm going to watch it soon.

Can you talk about lizard people? You can talk about buildings that existed here before the end. You better leave the fucking house of the dragon alone. Okay. Okay.

They set it up good. I thought they set it up good.

We can't talk much about that. You're spoiling it for the people that everyone's okay. Okay. Okay. So dramatic moment. Okay. But I like the way they went with the dial, the idea that this one fucking weird group of people that can control dragons.

Why?

Why did you happen? Oh my god, did you imagine? I mean, the visions are robot, set of dragons. But if there's one group of people that can control dragons, of course, they're going to be running everything. What a ridiculous arrangement. How does that? There's no logic to that. They don't have any other kind of magic. They just, you can't burn them and they control dragons. Right, they couldn't burn at me either, right? They weren't... Didn't she like walk right out of the fire?

Isn't that dragons, though? That's dragons and white walkers. What are you talking about? The Targaryens. How do you kill them? Yeah, the Targaryens are just regular people. Yeah. But they control dragons. Yes. How come?

I think they just get to leave that out. They left it out of the whole first 10 seasons of the game.

They're already controlling the dragons. They're going to tell you how they control the dragons.

Game of thrones. I thought the new show would great.

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It's a consequent. Okay. Continue on right after the first one ends. John Snow goes off on his own.

John Snow's a zombie.

I was cool with that. Oh, yeah. That's I'd love that kind of a giant motherfucker. I love that they killed everybody too. Like people you love dead. You know, oh, you just can't really get into this guy's character. You watch the head get motion by the mountain like fuck. Yeah.

Why don't I come in on the fence shit to you?

This is a good game of thrones. They came out guns blazing. Yeah. Guns blazing. Yeah. I love those kind of shows, man. I love those kind of shows. It was pure fantasy. Nice escape. I like a nice escape.

You know, also like knowing that even though even though there's dragons and fucking magic and all kinds of crazy shit, that's not real. the savagery that you see was real. That's why people really did battle back then. They hacked each other to pieces. They literally did ride at each other on horses with armor and a fucking stick and try to knock each other off.

Oh my god dude, did you imagine being alive during the Spartan days? Imagine going to war with bows and arrows and swords and shit and people just hack into giants.

No, because people wrote about it back then. They wrote about like boy lovers back then. There's a lot of them. Not just them, not just the Spartans, but even talking like socrates, like a lot of those like ancient philosophers, like a lot of them were having sex with boys. I think maybe they were lying. Maybe they were lying. I think then till people realized it was bad, They were doing that a lot. I think pedophilia is as good as gross as it is. If you go and look at chimpanzees, they do it all the time. I think humans probably did it all the time, too. I think it wasn't until modern civilization where people realize how horrific it is to victimize someone as a child like that. And the people who have it done to them oftentimes do it again to someone else. I think that was like a normal part of humans back in the early days. as gross and scary as that sounds but if you think about the Romans and the Greeks and like you keep hearing about like all these ancient cultures where they fuck boys. Yeah you do. You know about that tribe in New Guinea? It's a tribe in New Guinea where they all take the boys away from their mothers when they're seven. And they think that the way they grow and mature to be strong is by consuming sperm of the warriors. So the warriors have anal and oral sex with them when they're like little kids.

Yeah, the State of Sparta made homosexuality, relationships mandatory. In the military to Italian city, state of Sparta, every aspect of life was fully prescribed by the state. All Spartan males underwent full military training from the age of seven years. At the age of 12 or 13, this included taking and arasties. That's what I felt like. Arresties from among the older men, the older lover was seen as much as a mentor and a role model for the Spartan boy as a lover and the performance of the boy in battle was now the responsibility of his mentor. Thus it was an educational as much as a sexual role.

There was no doubt that some of the relationships between Spartan men and their protegease in the army were sexual. They didn't have to be. Two of the most well-known sources of our knowledge about Sparta, Plutarch and Xenophon. Stress, I hope they saw those lines right. Stress that the relationship should consist of ideal friendship and that to sexually consummate it would be in a bombination. Nonetheless, any man who refused to take on a young boy as his protege would be punished, as it was seen as a duty to raise another Spartan boy to be as good a fighter as yourself. The homoerotic element cannot be entirely ignored. The Spartan king, a gay CLLs. How do you say that? I guess it allows, I guess it allows. Sorry, it was mocked by his friends because he drew back from the offered kiss of a very beautiful boy megabats, megabates, megabates. They called him a coward for being afraid of a boy's caresses. But I guess he'll else eventually said he would rather remain above such things and keep his liberty. Doesn't it seem like this is kind of like, I don't know.

I don't think they're normalizing, yeah. I think they're just saying it was normal back then. I don't think they're trying to normalize it for today. I don't think anybody's saying that you should fuck boys.

Oh, here it is. Arastis is an adult man in ancient Greece who courted or was in a pederastic relationship with an adolescent boy. So it was so normal that they had a fucking term for it.

I want they lie about that. That seems like a thing aren't they, aren't they promoting that?

No, no, I'm not trying to describe a culture that they don't understand. Yeah. They're trying to examine this bizarre warrior culture that also happened to have a lot of homosexual relationships. They're not like promoting it. No one's saying you'd be a sparta. or Spartan.

It's a tricky thing, man. I mean, you're talking about people that lived a long, fucking time ago. And I think the rule of law is different all the time, right? Like things change. Things change. But people get accustomed to. It's normal. This fucking tribe. What was I saying? It was New Guinea, Papua New Guinea, that has sex with the boys, like they've been doing this forever. And this is like a normal part of their culture. It's creepy as shit ever. They take these boys away from their parents when they're seven years old. And the boys live with these men. And they think that the way to get them stronger and bigger is they get a drink come. And they have taken up the ass. And that's what they do to them. And that's their whole...

I think a girl could get it, but she has to have sex with a guy who's got it. So the guy has to have sex with a guy who's got it. It's coming mostly through unprotected gay sex for whatever reason. But that doesn't mean that a girl can't get it. Like some people have gotten it, but it's like only 2%. It's like 98% guys having sex with guys. I don't understand either.

Everyone's going to be able to love that you find conspiracies and everything.

Here's my take on monkeypox. There's so much going on in the world. I see monkeypox and I go, okay, what is it? What happens? Oh, I don't have to worry about that. That's it. No, I'm done. Well, exactly. I'm done. I don't have any more thoughts on monkeypox. Zero. Exactly. I'm like, nobody's dying. No one's dying. They have a vaccine for it. And you're not gay. And we're good. Yeah. And we're good. I don't have to think about it. So I don't think about monkeypox even a little bit. It's out of my mind. Yeah. So I see it on the news. It's just like, it's like when I scroll through Instagram, some shit that I'm not interested in. It keeps growing. I'm not paying attention to it. But I've gotten better with that. Yeah. Like when I was younger, I would start like, what is going on with this? Who's it? Who? And I'd start digging deep into it. But now I'm like, there's too much shit to pay attention. Yeah. Monkeypox doesn't seem to be a big deal. Yeah. Yeah. You have zero theories on monkey box. But there was this crazy series of photos. This gay porn star put up. He put up like that. He was like having this great gang bang. And then the next post, he has it got monkey box. He's got monkey box all over his face. He's like eating some guys' ass and it's got monkey box everywhere.

I mean, I don't know what specifically, like who's patient zero? Like who's patient zero? The monkey parts of the epidemic. Who's the first guy who got it?

You know, they try to re-name it. What? Yeah, it says a bad stigma in the gay community. That's human re-name. We're going to call it N96 bar.

But there was like a, there was a late, they had a label of it. Two, it was like, I forget what the initial, there was like a, you know, they cove 19, you know, they use that. There was like a label for what they called HIV back then or what they called AIDS.

Yeah. Yeah, everybody. You thought you could get AIDS from someone just from sex? You'd be scared, too.

I think his some diseases can kill you that come from sex like syphilis, this is scary one. You ever see those old photos of people dying as syphilis? They're fucking scalp would cave in, they have big holes in their faces and shit, holes in like you'd see their teeth through their fucking cheek, their cheeks. Yeah. You ever see that shit? That's how alcohol died. That is syphilis. That's a bad way to die, dude. Yeah. You could get that from fucking. That's the the evilest fuck disease because he's just like rock. You ever seen it?

I think it's a penicillin. The cure syphilis. I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure it does. Is that correct?

Yeah. And they figured out how to use it on syphilis, I think. I'm pretty sure that's what it is. Single injection of long act acting, Benzothene penicillin G can cure the early stages of syphilis. This includes primary, secondary, and latent syphilis CDC recommends three doses of long acting, benzothene, penicillin G at weekly interviews for the latent syphilis or latent syphilis of unknown duration. So yeah, penicillin. Yeah, that's a horrible one, though, man. Yeah. Do you know that's where the term big wig came from? Did you know that? Sorry to bring this up again, folks. If you heard it, let me talk about it before. There was these brothers or these royal people, and I believe it was France, and they had syphilis, and they were losing their fucking hair, because like syphilis makes your hair fall on clumps, and you have like big raw patches of fucking meat on your head, and so these guys started wearing wigs. And so the richer you were, the more wig you had, so you became a big wig. So these really wealthy guys said these extravagant crazy wigs and that's how they would floss and everybody had fuckin' syphilis because all those people back then were having orgies. If you had syphilis, I had syphilis. He had syphilis. Everybody's fuckin' everybody.

Well, there was some, you know, preposterous wigs throughout history, but nothing like back then because everybody knew it was a wig. Like people have had hair pieces, but hair pieces are kind of a lie. Like you're pretending it's your piece. You're pretending you're here. But it's like this cleverly glued on wig. Yeah. But that's not a lie. Like everybody knew it was a wig. And everybody knew that everybody else bought one too.

Yeah, he could pull it off. And that'd be a good move for him to go places too. Yeah, just wear a wig. Yeah.

I would get a weird wigs. You know those you know those Edgar cuts. Look at that. That's what they would wear already. Look how wild that is. Hell yeah, they were like rockstar. They look like winger. Yeah, exactly. And that's why they look at you at a hole in his face from syphilis These people at holes in their faces, Eddie. Oh. I mean, the image is a people going through. Go to images of people dying from syphilis. Bring back wigs. Syphilis wigs. The images of these fucking people that have like giant holes in their heads, like look at that guy up there with the mustache. That one right there. Look at his fucking head. Oh, shit. That's syphilis. It's like eating his scalpel part right down into his fucking brain.

Bro, it's just real. That's, that's okay. What would happen to people? Their faces would fall off. They would lose their nose and shit. Look at that. Jesus Christ, that lady's rotten apart. Oh, Jesus Christ. That's in 1910. Oh my God, look at her face. That is a crazy photograph. Holy shit, man, you see her cheekbone. Look at her cheekbone. That is fucking wild. That's a scary ass disease. Oh look at that kid's face. Oh my god. Jesus Christ.

I don't know. What's the axe through it?

Oh my god, but that child with his fucking teeth. Oh my god, that's horrific. Just his poor face is rotting off.

Okay, well, where do they think syphilis came from?

I don't know nothing. But what are the first, let's find out, what's the first ever case of syphilis with you at a guess? Diagnosed upon syphilis. 1892. Well, they had it way earlier than that because those people with the big wigs. That was in the way that's right.

That's real. That's terrifying, dude. What you imagine, because everyone's gonna keep fucking, they can horn you. They're gross. Yeah. People are gross. They're gonna find a way to fight.

What a way to go too. Your face just falls apart. Your nose falls off.

Oh my god. Oh my god.

But it's a good theory. I like that theory. Let's run with it. The origin of syphilis is disputed. Cyphilis was present in the Americas before European contact. The Indians were getting it. Yep. May have been carried from the Americans to Europe by returning crewmen from Christopher Columbus' voyage to America. Of course, or it may have existed in Europe previously but gone unrecognized until shortly after Columbus' return.

Crazy shit. We should wrap this up. Sorry, we've been doing it like three hours.

Yeah.

People don't appreciate how revolutionary that moment was for martial arts. Yeah. Because you and I had both practiced martial arts before that. Like we did different stuff, but we had both done some martial arts. Yeah. And we all had an idea how fight would go down. And then you see that, you're like, oh my god, I'm so wrong.

You also realized, that was the first time I ever saw a martial art that worked as advertised. Because every martial art was supposed to be a smaller, skilled man can be a larger, more powerful attacker. But you never saw that. You big guys always beat the fuck out of small guys in order to fist fight. Yeah, but then all of a sudden there's this dude is doing something with technique that's allowing a 175 pound man to kill everybody. Like this is wild. It was wild to see man revolutionary for us.

So that's on Rockford, and you are, you're on Instagram, and that's what you use mostly, right?

You're the man and we're gonna have fun tonight too. We're going to walk in tonight.