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LIVE: Drones, Data Centers & Depopulation, Oh My! Sunday w/ Seth · Man in America Podcast

• 3:21
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. So thank you for joining me live tonight on Sunday with Seth. I actually, I really look forward to this e you know, the Sunday night show with you all. It's just it's a good time to kinda look back at what happened this week, look at what's happening next week, but just reflect it together because, you know, as the sign says, America.
• 3:52
  Right? I am an American. I was born here. I was raised here. I have no plans of leading this leaving this country.
• 3:59
  And I always had this idea that America was the land of the free and the home of the brave. And as I saw, you know, as an adult, a lot of these things rolling out around the world where you saw a a loss of freedom, like the lockdowns in Australia or what's happening in in Europe. And I guess you could see a lot happening here. You know, you know, COVID was a big turning point here in America. You you we and me and you, we witnessed a lot of our rights and freedoms here in this country really being taken away.
• 4:35
  And I think a lot of it happened back post 09/11 with the Patriot Act, but it's really it's been a slow and, say, chipping away at the freedoms that we have as Americans. And, you know, I'm constantly just looking out and trying to understand what are the threats. Right? What are the threats that that our country is facing? And not like I just I spend all day worried.
• 4:59
  I'm actually I'm the opposite. I'm actually a really, really relaxed person, and I spend my dime you know, obviously, I'm working on the show and everything, but a lot of my time I'm spending just looking towards the future. Like, I'm planning right now a pond project. I wanna start putting in ponds on my property. So I'm researching waterfalls and, you know, biofilters and how to do natural bogs and, you know, so I'm actually really excited about life.
• 5:24
  But at the same time, I'm just really aware of where this country is going. And while I had this, you know, I'd say a lot of hope coming into 2024 in the election and, you know, seeing, okay. Hey. Wait. Is Trump really gonna be an outsider coming in?
• 5:41
  Is he gonna really start arresting people and bringing justice to the Epstein files? You know, those things obviously didn't happen, and that's one side of it, which is disappointing to say the least. But on the other side of it is looking at just this technocratic foundation that's being built and and and laid in our country. And this is the thing that really has my red flags going off, is looking at what's being built in this country. And so that's what we're gonna be covering tonight.
• 6:14
  We're gonna be talking about, drone surveillance. I got a really interesting video of a guy that did a FOIA request of the government and found out the government was actually spying on his own homestead and looking at his food production, which is kinda crazy. We're looking at data centers. That's the real meat of our conversation today is looking at data centers. You know, how many are they?
• 6:33
  How many are coming? What are they doing? How do they affect the local environment? How do they affect water? How do they affect noise and and light pollution, energy costs, and and a lot more to that.
• 6:47
  And then we'll be looking at, you know, upon depopulation, which, you know, you can't have drones and data centers without including depopulation. So it just seems natural. Right? Drones and data centers and depopulation. Oh, my.
• 7:00
  Right? So that's night show. And then, of course, we'll be just going back and forth, which is what I really enjoy. So throughout the evening, I'll be pulling up the the chat, especially over on Rumble. Here we go.
• 7:12
  Oops. Wrong scene there. One second. Let me switch back to myself. There we go.
• 7:17
  So I had that from missus, Juliet Engel, my last guest. But anyway, yeah. We've we you know, Rumble, especially, we've got a really, really active chat over there. And so just a reminder to all of you, especially those who are on Rumble, I'll be paying a lot of attention to that chat. And so if you have any questions or comments, just post them.
• 7:37
  I'll be check checking periodically. You know, Coffee Craze says, Seth, we are here. Let me know where you're from too. I've got a Hammer who's down in Shreveport, Louisiana, who's asking what kind of future, do our kids have. And, yeah, that's the question I've got.
• 7:51
  I've got a two year old and a five year old, and, you know, if if God bless us with one more, I'd love to have another child if I can. But yeah, that's what I'm looking at with this is, you know, what kind of country, what kind of world am I leaving for my children? That's yeah, that's a serious one. So anyway, yeah, just let me know what you think. I'd love to hear your thoughts, and we'll be going back and forth.
• 8:17
  If you have questions, you know, just ask, put all caps. Questions about really anything, whether it's something that we're talking about in the show or whether it's something that's is random. Like, say you wanna say, hey, Seth, what breed of chickens do you have? Okay. Hey.
• 8:29
  Great questions. I'll tell explain to you why we have this really cool German breed of chickens, which I can get into. Anyway, my producer, Kay, she will be, you know, kind of capturing all those questions, and so, you know, hopefully, they don't get lost. Okay. A few notes before we get into the show.
• 8:47
  First off, if you're watching on Rumble, thank you for supporting free speech. Rumble, honestly, is literally the reason why I'm here. If it wasn't for Rumble, I would have had to stop the show, probably years ago, you know, because I'm I'm heavily censored on YouTube, And so, you know, if you don't have the ability to reach an audience, you can't build a business off of this, and you can't do it full time. And so I've been doing this full time since early twenty twenty one, basically. And Rumble has been one of the big keys that so, you know, shout out to anyone.
• 9:20
  You know, thank you for whoever's watching on Rumble. Make sure you hit that thumbs up. That's one thing is I wanted to say, hit that thumbs up. It's really, really important. Make sure you subscribe to the channel.
• 9:28
  I really appreciate that. Also, something with Rumble, you know, look, I'm not a big crypto person, but, you know, Rumble Wallet is one of the show sponsors. And and so, you know, again, while I'm not a crypto person personally, if I was, I probably would be using Rumble as my wallet because I just I I trust Rumble. Again, how do I know that? Because, you know, I'm run I've run, what, seven episodes of a survivor series of satanic ritual abuse people and SRA victim you know, SRA victims, MK Ultra.
• 10:00
  And I've had not just not just I have not had censorship on Rumble, but the video has actually gotten really viral on Rumble. Like, we've gotten millions and millions of views on one of the most taboo topics, right, you can imagine. And so that's thanks to Rumble. And so, anyway, so with Rumble Wallet, just to kinda let you know about it, if you have been if you've moved, you know, your crypto out of a system that's, you know, frozen your account or blocked transactions or you just, you know, just say, hey. You know, whether it's Coinbase or whatever, hey.
• 10:31
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• 10:42
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• 11:24
  Download it, back up your recovery phrase, put your money where it belongs, in your hands. So, again, it's wallet.rumble.com, or you see there's a QR QR code there. You can scan that if you're not watching this on your phone, and you can go straight there. The other thing is that actually, I wonder if I, you know, kinda talk to you something quickly as well. So I ran so I'd interviewed this woman named Linda Olsen, who was the founder of WaveWatch, and which is actually this little thing right here.
• 11:53
  And so I I interviewed her last late last year, and I republished that interview because it was one of my favorite interviews. And I just wanna actually give you my own little review of this thing. So this is the WaveWatch. Actually, we have two of them. This is my wife's, which is why it's in rose gold with a white band on it.
• 12:09
  I lent mine to a buddy that was not feeling very well. And so basically, what WaveWatch is, it it basically it uses sound frequencies. Right? So if you look into a lot of the hidden, kinda technologies and hidden healing methods that used to exist, but then got destroyed and then rebuilt under Rockefeller, sound used to be a really key part of that. And if you've ever looked into the bells, like, is I've actually got a few episodes, you know, we work on towards this, but there was this time, you know, in the past couple hundred years where basically every major bell around the world was melted down.
• 12:43
  Right? And it was this, like, systematic campaign to get rid of bells. And it's like, okay. Why? But so what they discovered is that bells have this incredible healing frequency they put off.
• 12:55
  So there were certain areas they talk about this, you know, like, in the eighteen hundreds or so, where certain towns and regions that had these really strong bells were not affected by plagues or things like that because the frequency of the bells actually actually kind of affected your you know, the body. So there's there's a lot if you look into Rife machines, there's a lot of research that shows even, you know, modern research, you can go into PubMed, you can find research on vibrational therapy, sound therapy. So it's a real thing. And so what this watch does, right, this is the wave watch, when you turn it on, okay, you can scroll through and it has all these preloaded, kind of things, right? Preloaded frequencies.
• 13:35
  So if you say you go into brainwave, right, and you wanna do, you know, say brain recovery, brain support, cognitive wellness, mental clarity, which I lack that. So I use this. You click on it, and I'm not gonna do it because you'll probably hear it. And it makes this little kind of like this low pitched frequency sound. And you only hear it if it's not touching your skin.
• 13:55
  If you put it on your skin, it's actually putting that frequency directly into your body, and it resonates across all your cells. And it sounds a little bit woo woo, I guess you could say, to think that it would actually do something. And I have to admit, you know, I'm a little bit I'm just kind of, like, weary with stuff that's, you know, seems so simple. But I also know that the the the truth is there. So I actually got two of these, and I can tell you from my own personal experience that it works.
• 14:25
  There's been a couple of times, especially over the winter, where you know how you feel, you have this sickness coming on, and you just kinda feel yucky in your body, and it's not like you don't have a fever, you don't have, you're not throwing up, but you can just feel like your body is fighting something. And oftentimes, when I'm when I'm feeling that, it's it's a precursor to maybe getting a fever or being down for a couple of days. And now, usually, if I start feeling that, I'll hit it with I'll do CDS. I'll do, really, you know, high quality CBD oil. I've got a a kind of a cocktail of things that I go to, oregano oil, to do that.
• 15:01
  But I thought, okay. I'm just gonna try just the wave watch. I'm gonna see if it works. And so there are two separate times exactly I did this where I felt like that. I put this watch I put the watch on, and I'm not I'm not kidding you.
• 15:13
  Right? I'm not just trying to say, hey. Go buy a watch. I literally put it on. Within the within a few minutes, I felt like almost this subtle pulsating energy go through my body.
• 15:27
  And I'm not kidding. Those feelings of, like, being sick were gone within probably half an hour. And and I was I was I was honestly blown away by it. I was like, okay. This is the real deal.
• 15:38
  So now my wife, she tried to help her sleep. She didn't notice much of an effect from it. Now granted, she also has our two year old daughter that still is nursing through the night, and she said maybe it was caused by that. So, again, I'm gonna give you my own personal experience that a couple different times, I was not feeling why I put this on. I did that, I think, the immune the immune support one.
• 15:58
  I put it on, and I I'm not kidding. Within a half an hour, all that stuff went away. So, anyway, if you wanna check it out, the URL so if you go to wavwatch, it's wavwatch. Okay? Wait.
• 16:13
  And then the link is in the description. So wavwatch.com/seth. It takes you here. You get a 15% off, with the if you use that link or if you use the promo code seth, you get 15% off your purchase. And on I can again, I can tell you, this is my own personal experience.
• 16:31
  You know, this is not medical advice. Like, I was blown away by how that's how that worked. I've also used it for, like, mental clarity, you know, various other things in here. It's got, like, you know, women's stuff, men's stuff. It has, like, I don't know, 60 or so, you know, preloaded things.
• 16:50
  It's also they've got a risk free thirty day trial. So that's the cool thing. Right? As you look here, if you get it, if it doesn't work for you, and this is like okay. This is what makes me trust a company like this, is that if it doesn't work for you, then within thirty days, you just send it back, and they'll give you your money back.
• 17:08
  Actually, here you go. There's 1,250 embedded frequencies. Okay. So it wasn't 60. There's over so over a thousand different frequencies for various kinds of of ailments or strengthening or whatever, whether you're insomnia, whatnot.
• 17:22
  There's no there's no Wi Fi. There's no Bluetooth. There's no EMFs. So it's not a smart device. It's not like a wearable.
• 17:29
  It's literally just a sound frequency device. Actually, here, I'll I'll show you what it sounds like. So you turn it on, and you go in here, and you select like, I'll do, like, wave defense. Not sure if you can hear that. So that's the frequency you hear, but then when you put it on your skin, you don't hear it anymore.
• 17:47
  Right? Because it's like the the frequency gets the sound gets absorbed into your own skin. So that's what it is, and it cycles through things. So anyway, I'm giving it my kind of complete and and kind of honest thumbs up that this is this is great. It's a great tool.
• 18:03
  I use it all the time. My kids like it. They use it. So anyway, wavewatch.com/seth. You can get one there, or use promo code seth for 15% off.
• 18:16
  And again, thirty day risk free trial. If you get it and you use it and like, hey, this thing sucks, it doesn't work, that's okay. Send it back. We'll give you your money back. Okay.
• 18:26
  Into today's show, data centers. We're gonna start there. So let's just start with looking at okay. The big picture of what's happening with data centers. Actually, I'll do a quick check.
• 18:41
  A quick check, actually, before we jump in and look at the comments. Now Sue Smith said, good evening. I could have used one of those today. Yeah, Sue. I hope you're I hope you're, doing okay.
• 18:55
  Now Radio Ruin, who says, I'd be better off buying crack rocks. Yeah. You know what? If you've got really good crack rocks, maybe you can buy crack rocks. So yeah.
• 19:06
  Okay. Radio Ruin says, okay, Al Mayo, who buys this nonsense? Blast your body with sonic waves to cure ailments. How effing stupid could you be? Well, first off, radio, there's here's your first warning.
• 19:17
  If you drop an f bombs in my chat, you do it again, I'm gonna deport you, okay, for one. The other thing too is you obviously haven't researched sound therapy. Like, I can literally show you. If you you can go to PubMed actually, let me find it real quick. Okay.
• 19:30
  Let's let me do let me okay. Check real quick. Pubmed.com. Let me see. Let's see.
• 19:39
  Med, Viol Therapy. Okay. Yeah, so, okay, I'm not gonna, like, pull up the whole thing here, but just for your own research, okay, because you're kinda saying there were idiots for thinking to use your words. Let's see. What what was your words here?
• 20:01
  You say that, okay. How effing stupid could you be? Okay. Maybe, you know, maybe this radio ruined guy, maybe he also went and got the the COVID jab and that saved him from the COVID virus. I don't know.
• 20:18
  But anyway, if you do some research on this stuff, and don't just go to Google and say, does it work? So, of course, it's censored. Go to like, go to PubMed, go to NIH, search for vibrational therapy, or vibration therapy, okay? So it's real. You can literally read, and I've done this before, right?
• 20:36
  You can literally read the exact way that it works. You can you can read the studies and see exactly whether they were successful or not. And there's a bunch of research on this. So none I'm not just talking about kind of, like, the hidden research that we know was being done. But even if you look at just current research, they can show that it helps with relaxation, it helps with pain.
• 21:00
  So, anyway, I'm not here to prove one person, wrong. But anyway, so ro radio ruin, you're welcome to stay in the chat, but if you drop enough bombs, you get I'll give you your one warning. Now you're calling us idiots. Okay? So you're on the verge of getting getting deported.
• 21:21
  Okay? So, anyway, continuing. Just wanna, you know, throw it out there. So, jumping into data centers. Let's go to data centers.
• 21:31
  Okay. Okay. Yeah. I think this, you know, RadioRuin, we are gonna we're gonna say goodbye. Boop.
• 21:39
  Okay. RadioRuin has been deported from the chat. Because, yeah, again, this is my this is my this is my public space. You say, oh, Seth, this isn't this isn't this is censorship. Well, if you come into my own house, and you're and you're you're calling me names, and you're dropping the f bomb, I'm gonna take you out of my house.
• 21:57
  And this live chat is my house. So I welcome you in here, But if you, if if you're swearing and you're causing trouble, it's okay if you disagree. Like, I'm happy if you disagree. But if you're swearing and you're attacking other people in the chat, then you will get kicked out. Okay?
• 22:15
  That's just how it works. So continuing on to data centers. On to data centers. Yeah, there you go. Yep.
• 22:23
  Thank you, moderator. Any thoughts allowed, but let's respect each other. That's exactly it. Right? Okay.
• 22:31
  There you go. Tomahawk, Seth is such a gentleman. He he's even polite to trolls. Well, I mean, I I try. I try.
• 22:42
  Yes. Hey. Hey. Shy Guy Adventures is back. There we go.
• 22:45
  So if you're here for last week, Shy Guy Adventures has a great YouTube channel on camping, in New York. He says my channel also helps with relaxation, so check them out. Okay. On to data centers. So let's just first took a take a look at the growth of data centers because this is really, really important.
• 23:03
  So this is as of October of last year. This is an Axios report that came out a few months ago. So, this right here is showing the current and planned data centers. So, currently operational, you see a map and an under construction or planned. And so currently operational, you can see that if anything has over three any state has over 300 data centers, it's this really dark purple color.
• 23:30
  So Texas, California, and Virginia, are the highest, like the most. Virginia, if you look at the size of the state compared with the numbers, 663 data centers, that's not good at all. But you can also see under construction or planned. And again, you can see there's three states here. So California, they they've kinda backed off, but you can see here that we've got, Texas.
• 23:56
  They're not they're, like, going full steam ahead. It Georgia also. And then, again, Virginia is also just going full steam ahead. So what it says here, nearly 3,000 new data centers are under construction or planned across The US per a new analysis shared first with Axios, adding to the more than 4,000 already in operation. So this is, this is a big deal.
• 24:20
  So zooming, it says Georgia and Pennsylvania are among the states due for particularly big data center booms if all goes plan to plan. Okay? So you can see that this is this is real. It's increasing. Now, there's a website, which is it's if you go to opengridworks.com, so which is up right here, you can see you have this little sidebar here, and you can toggle on, you can see, like, for instance, where are their solar fields in America?
• 24:49
  Where are their wind generating fields? So this is actually you can even map out the entire power grid. You can look at, you know, the power transmission lines. It's really cool. But what you can do, which is what I've done, is you can just select data centers.
• 25:04
  So this right here is showing you like, if you're curious in your state or your region, where are the data centers at, you can zoom in. So I grew up in Ohio. I grew up just outside of Columbus, Ohio. Ohio has gotten a lot of attention, because of their data centers. Like, I got a video to play on on one of the data centers, the New Albany.
• 25:26
  And so specifically, right here, this is New Albany area, which I grew up so I grew up over this little area called Plain City, which is on the other side of Columbus. But, New Albany has massive, massive data centers being built, and I've got a video talking about a Google data center there. So you can actually view, kinda zoom in, and you can see exactly where the data centers are in your area, who owns them, you can get more details on them. And so, again, this it's the website is opengridworks.com. So opengridworks.com will take you where you can view on this, and you can kinda check out wherever you're located.
• 26:06
  You can see exactly what data centers are. So for instance, this is, New Albany in Ohio, and you can see here's a massive meta complex right here. So here's a meta data center, meta, meta, meta, meta. So these all these buildings right here are meta. So Meta is is one of the companies that is building massive data centers.
• 26:27
  Okay, here is Google. So you look at this whole complex here. Okay, you've got what? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, you know, eight or so different buildings in this huge complex right here. And this is just in Ohio.
• 26:44
  So just in New Albany. And so, anyway, I I like these things. I like to see what's going on. Now I live in Upstate New York now, and I'm glad I I checked this map. And there's actually not really any data centers near me.
• 26:59
  But, again, I who knows? I I hope that I hope to goodness that they there there won't be more. But what's also crazy is that they're just they're going nonstop, and these things are getting huge. So there's a, a data center that's being proposed in Box Elder County, Utah that is gonna be 62 square miles. Like, this is insane.
• 27:22
  This is absolutely insane. So this is a a post from Jason Bassler over on on Twitter. He says the largest hyperscale data center in the world is being proposed in Box Elder County, Utah. It's approximately 40,000 acres, which is 62 square miles, and it's backed by Canadian millionaire Kevin O'Leary, the guy from the, shark tank. As it says, fast tracked by Utah's military installation development authority backed by governor Spencer Cox with the public locked out of the decision process.
• 27:56
  So it says, Utah, say hello to a 50% increase in c o two emissions, polluted water, and twenty four seven noise and light pollution, which we'll be touching on that. So this is, there's no audio here. This is the rough size of this data center that is being proposed, which sounds like it's kind of already signed, sealed, and delivered if they're not allowing the public to have any discourse in this. And it just is, like, this just shows you. It's just insane that they've been hitting us over the head about c o two and global warming and environmentalism, yet these data centers are a cancer.
• 28:31
  Like, these data centers are just like, what they're doing to the environment, and and it's it's insane. So here okay. Watch this. Okay. So this is a video.
• 28:42
  I'm gonna play it for you. It's thirty seconds long. Says, this is what it sounds like living half a mile from a data center at 1AM. Okay. So think about this.
• 28:53
  So I, you know, I live out in the country. I specifically like, when when my wife and I when we were home shopping we're looking to whether either buy some land and build or buy an existing home. One of the things for us was noise. And so I actually, we're kinda close to a a a highway, and so we're looking at how far away we were from any major road for for noise traffic because, you know, when I go outside at night, especially, I wanna hear crickets and frogs and insects, and that's it. Like, for me, silence outside is really, really important.
• 29:26
  Now maybe you live in the suburbs or you live in a city. Look, I lived in New York City for over a decade, and maybe that made me just hate noise. But also, grew up in the country. I grew up in the middle of nowhere where it was quiet. Go out at night, maybe I'd hear like a distant truck going down a faraway highway, but I really value silence.
• 29:44
  And so listen to this though. Okay? This is someone someone recorded this. You hear it during the day, or this kinda looks like it's kinda going into dusk, and then there's also the second half of video shows the noise at night. Just listen to this.
• 29:58
  This is what it sounds like living half a mile away from a data center. Imagine if every time you were outside, whether you're barbecuing, having a campfire, camping in your backyard, gardening, whatever it is, imagine if this is what you heard. Okay? So this is the noise at 1AM. That's insane.
• 30:42
  I would be so angry if I lived in, you know, in a rural area when that's where these things are being built. Right? They're buying up farmland. They're buying up cheap land, and that's where they're building these data centers. Imagine you, you know, have lived your whole life in a rural area, and you grew up listening to the, like, the quiet sounds of nature at night, and that's what you hear.
• 31:04
  But it's not just the the noise, it's the light. Okay. So here's another post. This says, a massive data center is now bathing the rural town of of Crowell or Crowell, Texas in constant artificial light, leaving residents under a 20 fourseven industrial glow. In other locations where data centers have been established, light pollution is becoming a serious problem for residents.
• 31:31
  So this is even in the middle of the night, this is what it looks like. When you're supposed to be able to see the stars and see the sky and have pitch black I mean, is, again, a rural town of Texas. This is what people are seeing at night. Like, this is just it's infuriating. And this we're not even getting into the purpose of these data centers.
• 31:54
  I mean, to me, these data centers are the hub of the control system. Of course, they're doing other things that they're they're they're, you know, processing AI cat videos. You know, of course, there's stuff like that happening. But fundamentally, though, these AI data centers, these are the central hubs of a digital prison. Like, that's what they are.
• 32:18
  And so if you think about this, it's like they're not they're not benefiting mankind. They're being used to track us. They're being used to surveil everything we do. They're being used to analyze every single thing that we're doing online. It's just the amount of data moving into these things that's coming from us is just insane.
• 32:34
  Right? So all your smart things, smartphones, smart TVs, even Flock cameras, the audio, the Raven audio on the Flock cameras, it's all recording everything. So and and, again, I at the beginning of the show, I talked about, you know, what does it mean to be an American? What does this country mean to me? Well, what I can tell you, what I'm seeing right now is that this country is being the infrastructure is being built for an insane surveillance state.
• 33:04
  Like, that's what's being built around us. That's just the sober reality of it. Now I I don't I haven't lost my hope. You know, I I'm still have a lot of fight in me. I've got a lot of hope for the future, and I do think this stuff will end up failing.
• 33:16
  Like, that's my personal opinion. I don't think that this will become successful. I think that at some point, it will fail. However, I I can't ignore the signs that I see that there the infrastructure for a digital prison is being built all around us, funded by our taxpayer dollars, polluting our water, polluting our air, stealing the energy from the grid, you know, driving up prices for us. Like, this is just the sober reality of what's going on.
• 33:44
  But they've also found this is also crazy, that the scientists have discovered these these data centers are even worse for the environment than we thought. So the big data centers, in addition to the sound and the light, they're creating what they're calling heat islands that raise local surface temperatures on an average of 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Right? This is again, going back to the global warming thing. Right?
• 34:06
  This is their excuse of why they're they're spraying chemicals in the sky. Oh, global warming. It's for global warming. Yet these data centers are cooking the atmosphere. So they're saying that they're they're raising the temperature around them 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
• 34:21
  Right? And if you look I'm not an expert in this stuff, if you look at how even a degree temperature changes, the what happens at local area, especially if it happens over the course of a year or two, like a new data center goes up, and all of a sudden, the temperature is up three and a half degrees. These are big deal. Like, how this affects the world and the the the environment, It's a very big deal. Let's go over to the, the chat over here.
• 34:46
  Okay. Let's see. Yeah, all this stuff runs on electricity, just saying, yep. Here's a here's a I'm going back to this is from a Despoetic. I'm going back to Zimbabwe later this year.
• 35:05
  My wife, who's from Zimbabwe, and are building a house. I think we need a bell or two. Good for you. Yeah. Good for you.
• 35:13
  Sue Smith, the c o two output, I don't know exactly, but I I know that the c o two output is, like, super jacked up. Yeah. Brown is saying, why would a data center, have to create any light pollution? Yeah. You know, why?
• 35:27
  Honestly, probably just to make it miserable for people around them. Right? Yeah. Okay. Actually, Dave, Tatanka Dave says, Maine doesn't allow data centers.
• 35:40
  Like, that's good to see. Yeah, that's really good to see. Yep. Actually, you know, and I see that, C700 Angus, mentions EMF. So, know, generators or EMF vibration.
• 35:53
  Maybe someone's asking, you know, perhaps what's causing the noise. Yeah. We haven't talked about the EMF stuff from this. Like, that's who knows what that's even doing? Because, you know, EMFs are are just detrimental.
• 36:06
  It's it's so bad. It's so bad. Yeah. Yeah. Kevin O'Leary, mister wonderful after all.
• 36:19
  Yeah. Okay. Continuing, though. Continuing. Okay.
• 36:26
  Actually, okay. So Brown a k. Seth, we have to talk about data centers in a balanced way and also discuss the undeniable need for them in military defense. Good point. Right?
• 36:37
  And that's you know, I I really I do want to be fair in my reporting and be balanced as balanced as I can, though I definitely have a strong opinion on things. And this is the scary part, right, is that we are in an AI arms race. And so, I mean, yeah, this is this is this is a scary part of that. But it, you know, makes you wonder, though. It's like, why can't like, yeah, maybe it's this question I I don't understand, but it's like, why put these these AI center these these big data centers close to humans?
• 37:09
  Right? Like, why not have a big area? Like, why can't the government who has an insane amount of land, right, if they're using these for defense projects? You know, why don't they put this stuff out, like, in the middle of nowhere? Of course, there's convenience.
• 37:22
  They have to have, you know, you know, people to build them and everything like that, but it's like yeah. I don't know. I agree. It's it's a tricky it's a tricky, situation because, yeah, there is an AR arms AI arms race, and you know that China is, like you know, China could care less about pollution in their country. And so, yeah, it is it is tricky.
• 37:44
  Right? Because that is true. But here's the thing, is that and this is this is it's like it's like the Patriot Act. Right? It's like, oh, we have this nine eleven thing happened.
• 37:53
  Don't look don't look into who was behind it or the dancing people or, you know, the fact that, you know, Bin Laden was a CIA asset. Don't look at that stuff. Hey. Here. Boom.
• 38:00
  Next day, here's your Patriot Act. Right? And this is the concern I have is that, like, yes, we do need to to defend ourselves. We do need to you know, our we we we don't live in an isolated, you know, war, war sorry, world where you just have your borders and you can ignore everything that goes on around you. But, you know, this is this is, like, the age old question of, you know, the governments always do things.
• 38:25
  They always do things under the guise of protecting us. Right? Oh, it's for your safety. Right? So, hey, we're doing this to protect you.
• 38:32
  We're developing these biological weapons in Battelle Labs to be able to protect you until you realize those same weapons are being used against the people. Right? And that's the, you know, that's the that's the problem is that it's like this stuff always ends up being turned against us. And so, yes, I I mean, I think that, you know, we have to be very sober about the fact that that we are in AR arms AI arms race and that we have to kinda keep up to a certain degree. But where's the gray where's the line between securing our nation in the AR arms race and building a surveillance state in America?
• 39:13
  And that's a problem that I have is that because what you see is that along with the data centers being built, you see this massive surveillance state. Look at the flock cameras. Look at what's happening with the smart cars, with the the AI, you know, the the kill switches in the cars, the ring network, like, can see that with with these data centers going up, the surveillance the surveillance state is being built up right along with it. So yeah. Yeah.
• 39:42
  Exactly. Willie Young. The government has always scared us to justify things like this. Absolutely. Right?
• 39:48
  That is exactly how this works, that the government they they scare us into this. Right? It's it's the Gillian dialectic. Hey. Here's a problem, and here's your reaction.
• 39:57
  You're scared. Here's our solution to take away your privacy in exchange for giving you a little bit more sense of security. But it keeps going and going and going. And that's that's just the that's the hard the hard truth. Okay.
• 40:11
  Continuing. Continuing. Continuing. So where are what are we? Okay.
• 40:17
  So here, water usage. So check this out. Okay. We talked about New Albany, Ohio. So this is a data center that was built in New Albany.
• 40:26
  I showed it to you on the map. Watch this video. K? This is crazy. And, again, where's all your Greenpeace people at?
• 40:33
  Where's all the, you know, all the different giant corporations that were, you know, changing their logos for Earth Day and their carbon commitment and everything. Where are they at? This actually, no. They're the ones building the data centers to then surveil us. Okay.
• 40:47
  So take this out. I'll I'll, play this. 19.
• 40:50
  Speaker 2: What happens to that water? It gets generated with a lot of forever chemicals in it. And we, the EPA, does not have the equipment to actually clean that out. So I can tell you for a fact the Google facility up in New Albany that currently exists today, it uses 387,000 gallons of water per day. That's the size of a small town.
• 41:10
  What hap
• 41:12
  Speaker 1: 387,000 gallons of water per day. Just that one Google, data center complex in New Albany, Ohio. And what she's also talking about there is that when the water gets used and it gets spit back out, it's full of these forever chemicals. So that that process they use the water for cooling primarily, but when that water gets spit back out, it's full of chemicals. So it's like these, that's why said these data centers, they're they're a cancer.
• 41:39
  They're a poison. It's they're they're so they're so bad. But here though, continuing, and and just looking at, like, the basic thing of of cost. Right? Your your electricity cost.
• 41:51
  So this is, we're looking at, this is honing in on Atlanta. Was it Atlanta or somewhere in Georgia? Talking about so I'll play this real quick. Okay? This is, I'll play about two you know, one and half to two minutes of this video for you.
• 42:05
  This is a CBS News report.
• 42:09
  Speaker 3: Jay Duran founded nonprofit advocacy group Georgians for Affordable Energy. She's been tracking the cost of electricity in the state for over a decade.
• 42:18
  Speaker 4: The average bill for an average customer used to be about a $150 a month. The average bill now is $225.
• 42:26
  Speaker 3: A CBS News analysis found Georgia Power, the largest energy provider in the state, imposed six rate hikes in the last three years, during which time the Vogtle nuclear power plant came online and Georgia saw a boom in data centers. Data centers Duran says came to Georgia for discounted power. So data centers are actually paying less for electricity than
• 42:49
  Speaker 4: the rest.
• 42:50
  Speaker 3: Across the country, new data centers are driving up utility bills in at least 13 states. This analysis found Americans who live near data centers are paying as much as 267 percent more for energy than five years ago. And in the next five years, the amount of energy consumed by commercial buildings like data centers in Georgia will more than double.
• 43:13
  Speaker 1: Yeah. So there there you have it. It's not just light pollution, water pollution, sound pollution, but they these data centers are sucking up the energy from the energy grid. And so, you know, energy is a commodity. Right?
• 43:30
  Even though we know that there are ways, you know, if you get into Tesla and ether and some of the old world technologies where they can actually harness energy, of course, that's being hidden from us. And so we're all stuck just on this fossil fuel energy system. And so it is a it is a commodity that has a certain limit to it. And as these data centers suck up all the energy, what happens to it is people in those regions are paying for it in their electricity bills. And so, again, yeah, it's it's it continues.
• 44:01
  But what's also crazy is that it's not it it goes beyond that. This just came out that they are literally experimenting. So this is a life science article shared by Nicholas Holcher Holcher over on Twitter. A new new data center will be partially powered by human brain cells for the first time. So a startup is experimenting with data centers powered by lab grown human neurons, testing whether living cells can offer a more efficient alternative to traditional computing.
• 44:38
  This is just this is just turning into sci fi stuff that's scary, that they're now looking at lab growing basically, lab grown human brains to process the data centers. It's like, well, then what happens when these lab grown brains get put into the opt Optimus robots? And it's like, where do humans even fit into this? Well, actually, I'll you I'll tell you where humans fit into it. You wanna know where humans fit into it?
• 45:07
  Let's just ask let's ask the expert on how useful humans are. Right? If there's one person that really understands how many humans are needed on Earth, who would it be? Of course, it's Bill Gates. Right?
• 45:22
  So this is an interview from about a year ago. He was on Jimmy Kimmel, Kit Kimmel. I'll play it for you a few times. It's only twelve seconds on this particular clip clip. But basically, they're talking about AI, and Jimmy Kimmel's asking, well, do we what are humans gonna do?
• 45:39
  Watch this. Oops. I'll turn the volume up. There we go.
• 45:45
  Speaker 5: People like, wow. This is this is a bit scary. It's completely new territory.
• 45:50
  Speaker 6: I mean, will we still need humans?
• 45:52
  Speaker 5: Not for most things. You know, we'll decide. Mean
• 45:57
  Speaker 1: Okay. Will we still need humans was a question by Jimmy Kimmel, and Bill Gates responds, not for most things, but we'll decide. Like, whether you wanna say this was just a joke or whatever it was, a Freudian slip, here we have someone who actually comes from a line of eugenicists. If you look at his father, you go researching into his father, they were heavily heavily involved with mar Margaret Sanger and player parent Planned Parenthood. Eugenicists is in the DNA.
• 46:31
  So literally okay. I'll play it again. Literally, he's saying when when asked with the with the development of the AI and all this stuff, will we even need humans? Here's the response.
• 46:43
  Speaker 5: People are like, wow. This is this is a bit scary. It's completely new territory.
• 46:48
  Speaker 6: I mean, will we still need humans?
• 46:50
  Speaker 5: Not for most things. You know, we'll decide.
• 46:55
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Will we need humans? Not for most things. We'll decide. Well, maybe maybe God just, you know, kinda came to Bill Gates in a dream one night and said, you know what, mister Bill?
• 47:09
  You have such a good track record. You know, good friends with this Epstein guy. I wanna give you the ability to to decide what humans are needed for. Right? That's what this comes down to.
• 47:18
  Right? Is he they're just playing God. Absolutely, he's playing God. But that's that's that's pretty frightening, isn't it? Let's pop back over to the, the chat.
• 47:30
  Yeah. Man Man Dingo, two wood chipper worthy cucks. Yeah. Tatanka Dave, Bill, quote, I gave my wife gonorrhea, Gates. Yeah.
• 47:46
  Yeah. Tomahawk, tell me again why Bill isn't on death row. I mean, reality is is that Bill is like, he's buddy buddy with the the Trump administration. Right? You know?
• 47:57
  Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel. I mean, if you look at these, it's a small circle of people, and they are very, very heavily embedded with our country's leadership. Yeah. Crow's 5,000, and Trump gave Gates billions for the CV jab, which is true. This is true.
• 48:22
  Yep. This is why I'm not one of those trust the plan kind of guys. Maybe some of you are. I'm not gonna judge you for it. I occasionally see that where we go when we go all.
• 48:30
  You have no no kind of judgment for me, but it's not it's not me. Right? I look at all this stuff. I I can't I can't just sit back and say, wow. Just trust the plan.
• 48:42
  It gets all going according to plan. I not not not from what I'm seeing here. Again, that that's why it's like, know, I look at all this stuff. It's like, what do I wanna do? I I just wanna I just wanna, like, live my life out in the country.
• 48:54
  I just wanna I wanna kind of, you know, swim up past the breakers and watch the world's eye. Right? I'm continuing though. Continue. There is some hope though.
• 49:05
  Some people see it for what it is. I'm gonna play this for This is a two minute long clip. And this right here is what is one of the things a lot of things give me hope, but this is part of what gives me hope, is that there's a lot of people that see this for what it is. This again, it's two minutes long. I'll play it full screen for you.
• 49:23
  This is this will make you smile. I like this. And to me, this is what it means to be an American. Right here. This is what it means to be an American.
• 49:30
  I'll play this for you. Make sure the audio is where it needs to be. There we go.
• 49:34
  Speaker 7: If it's my way, I'll stay and hold and feed an Asian. 26,000,000 doesn't mean anything.
• 49:40
  Speaker 6: Some people might find it hard to understand how Delsia Bear can turn away a $26,000,000 offer to buy some of her land until you spend a little time with her walking the dirt road she grew up on and in the house her daddy built.
• 49:54
  Speaker 7: My grandfather and great grandfather and a whole bunch of family has all lived here for years, paid taxes on it, fed a nation off of it, even raised wheat through the depression and and and kept bread lines up in The United States Of America when people didn't have anything else.
• 50:11
  Speaker 6: Del CA is one of dozens of landowners approached by an anonymous buyer, one of the major players in artificial intelligence, likely Google or Meta or Amazon, to purchase their land. The market value for land in Mason County is about $6,000 an acre. The realtor that came to her door last April offered her and her mother about 10 times that.
• 50:34
  Speaker 7: They call us old stupid farmers, you know, but we're not. We know whenever our food is disappearing, our lands are disappearing, and we don't have any water and poison, we know we've had it.
• 50:47
  Speaker 6: Delsia's mom, Ida Huddleston, is now 82 years old. She says she does not need the money or the hassle. She was born on this land, and she plans to die here, and she certainly does not trust the promises made by the AI companies or the people who want them to build here. So what do you say to the people who are in town that say, hey. This is gonna bring jobs.
• 51:10
  This is going to bring economic prosperity.
• 51:13
  Speaker 7: I said they're a liar, and the truth ain't in them is what I say. It's a scam.
• 51:18
  Speaker 6: For Delcia, scam or not, she says she's connected to her home like Scarlett O'Hara was in gone with the wind.
• 51:27
  Speaker 1: Don't you I love that. I just I love I love seeing that. Like, that those are Americans. And so, you know, for them, they turned on a $26,000,000 offer to buy their land, and and they they bought they they were offered, they in that area, they they said it was 6,000 an acre was the going price. They got offered 10 times that.
• 51:46
  So you're offered $60,000 an acre for rural land. And so here's the thing, is that they they just resisted. And that's what that's what it comes down to. Even actually, I'll, see, I I there's a screenshot here I wanted to pull up in yeah. Right here.
• 52:02
  Okay? They've got this little sign in here saying no no data center. And this is also what's what's really important. And and, you know, as I'm kinda talking about it, I'm also thinking through this on my own, is that we still have a lot of power at the local level. There's been a lot of examples of of big data centers that have been canceled because the local level rejected them.
• 52:25
  And so wherever you are in your area, you can still affect this. You can still help educate people. And that's part of why I'm doing this show tonight is this is because we we need to understand what's being done to our country, what's being done to the the regions around us, especially for us that live in the the the countryside in in rural America. We have to understand what's happening here. And so we need to educate people.
• 52:51
  And so in your area and and I don't have a a game plan for you in terms of where to go for this, but, know, you're smart. Go ask AI. Right? But, no, in all seriousness, you know, check out your local area. See if there's any proposed plans for data centers.
• 53:07
  And if there are, I'm sure there's organizations like maybe this this, no data center thing. Actually, let me see if let me try to figure out and see where that QR code goes. Because I'm curious if I can tell you let's see, see, where's that where's that QR code take us? Let me pop let me pull it up real quick and see. Oh, okay.
• 53:27
  It just takes it's it's a Facebook link. That's where that one goes to. Yes, that takes it's it's kind of We Are Mason County, Kentucky. And so there's 4,000 members on there, and it looks like it is just a, it's a local county that's organizing, and they're standing up against these data centers. And so I encourage you to do that.
• 53:50
  Wherever you are, look and see what's being proposed and figure out how to get together with the people, your local community, build your local community. Because this is this is a great opportunity to unite as Americans. It doesn't matter whether we're on the left or the right. It doesn't matter. Right?
• 54:06
  This is one of those issues that we can all stand behind as Americans and reject. And so, you know, figure out what's happening in your local area. If you've got a proposed data center, band together with your neighbors, band together with the people that are in your local region. Like, let this be a a uniting, fight, a uniting cause. Because if if our local, you know, say, county level or local lawmakers and elected representatives, if they have an insane amount of pressure from their constituents, they will stop these things from happening.
• 54:38
  And so we can still act. I wouldn't put any hope on anything happening at the federal or state level. I feel they're they're kind of they're so captured. But on the local level, we can still affect things. So, you know, again, have hope.
• 54:51
  Have hope. But getting into I'll hop back over to the chat, then we'll talk about surveillance next. Let's see. Yeah. Kelly Fry.
• 55:01
  Kelly Fry. The government is evil. Yeah. Unfortunately, I think the government has turned evil. I I not I'm not saying everyone in the government is evil, but I'm saying as a machine, it's that the government has is like this turned into the death star.
• 55:15
  Like, that's just the, that's the reality of it. Actually, here's here's a here's a little link. Okay. Thank you, Kay. She dropped in.
• 55:24
  So datacenterwatch.org. Okay. Datacenterwatch.org. Let's see where that takes us. Oh, great.
• 55:32
  Okay. So it says $64,000,000,000 of data center projects have been blocked or delayed amid local op opposition. Yeah. Kaye, thank you for putting this. There we go.
• 55:43
  So this is called datacenterwatch.org. So this is a report. It says we are a boutique research firm tracking the growing opposition to data center development. So this is showing you, like, what's happening. This is really good.
• 55:59
  Okay? Then this again, this this is encouraging. So you go to this report, which we had on there before. So $64,000,000,000 worth of data center, projects have been blocked or delayed amid local opposition. This is really, really good.
• 56:14
  It says local activism threatens to derail The US data center boom. This is really encouraging. Okay. So this is a big document here kind of showing, but it's showing you okay. Here, what's what's this right here?
• 56:27
  This is saying the map below shows the geography of the emerging data center backlash and how it compares to states where Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft, with all the hyperscalers, have 50 megawatt and greater data, projects in the early stage. So, yeah, this is this is really encouraging. So again, don't lose hope. Right? This is saying grassroots.
• 56:56
  Okay. Here's interesting. Okay. It says, we divided the data center opposition landscape into two main categories, reflecting the level of organization and professionalism. So one is grassroots groups.
• 57:07
  So the Facebook group I looked at would be that. It says these are small groups of individuals without a formal legal structure that use social media platforms, online petition, and word-of-mouth to oppose data center projects that indirect or that indirectly impact them. These groups typically emerge organically around a single proposed project. Their most common tactic for conducting advocacy is to organize letter writing campaigns and public comments at government meetings. While these groups don't typically have a lot of re have a lot of resources, they are generally local residents with influence over local officials.
• 57:44
  This is this is exactly it. So this right here, this is the formula. Alright? They're showing this is how it works. Okay?
• 57:53
  Now it says there's also the second group is the formal organizations. It says, there are a few types of formal organizations that organize against data centers. The most common are the local chapters of national organizations like the Sierra Club or Clean Water Action. These organizations will generally focus on concerns about data center development that align with their national missions. For example, Sierra Club tends to focus on energy consumption and green space conservation.
• 58:20
  Okay. So, yeah, this is great. So again, this is us right here, grassroots groups, All of us can fall into this category, okay, of these grassroots groups. So again, see what's happening in your local area, figure out if they're building a data sense local to you, because we can stop this, right, as we're seeing. We these these things can be stopped if enough people unite against these things.
• 58:44
  This is still America. We still have this thing called a constitution. Albeit, it's pretty badder, which we're talking about that. But anyways, I wanna focus a little bit on surveillance. So this is a small point, a small little kind of bit here.
• 58:59
  This was mind blowing to me. Okay? So just watch this. Okay? This is frightening.
• 59:05
  This okay. Thirty five seconds. Check this out.
• 59:09
  Speaker 5: You guys, I'm freaking out right now. I did a FOIA request, a freedom a freedom of information act request on my name, and this is what I got. This is a this is a drone surveillance video of my yard, of my private property looking for food, looking for me growing food on my private property. Not only am I am I am I freaked out, but I'm furious. I'm I'm furious.
• 59:33
  Everyone should be furious. You need to we need to talk about this. Send this to someone who you think is growing food and would also be on the government watch list because this is not okay.
• 59:44
  Speaker 1: So this guy did a FOIA request under his name and found out that the I'm not sure. Now here it says that the the kind of text is saying Department of Homeland Security. Anyway, they're literally surveilling his property with a drone to look at his food production. Like, this is, like, this is stuff you see in in communist China. Like, this is serious stuff.
• 1:00:09
  They're literally using drone surveillance to monitor this guy's food production. Like, if I saw a drone, you know, we we we have gardens in there. This guy's got, like, a amazing garden. Looks like a like a beautiful permaculture garden is what I see going on here. Food forest, you know, all kinds of amazing stuff.
• 1:00:28
  This guy knows what he's doing. But this is this is crazy. Like, actually, this is do you remember Homestead's situation?
• 1:00:38
  Speaker 5: I'm freaking out right now.
• 1:00:40
  Speaker 1: Interesting. I'm not sure what that means, whether he put that text on there or not. But, anyway, if I saw a drone, like, flying around my property, looking at my plants, like, I'd get my shotgun. I'd shoot it. And I'd probably be arrested for damaging government property, but this is this is, again, going back to what does it mean to be an American?
• 1:00:58
  Like, what okay. What does this mean? Okay? This is the the Fourth Amendment says, right, it's the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, in particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized. Right?
• 1:01:30
  So this is this is a series that we're we're we're this is a constitutional crisis that we're having in our country right now. And the problem is that I think a lot of Americans have no idea or they're too busy with TikTok videos and Super Bowl and NFL draft picks to even care is that there is a constitutional crisis going on in our country right now where our privacy is being absolutely stomped on and shredded. The constitution is being shredded. So and not even obviously, the drone surveillance is that's part of it. But what about the the AI in in the automobiles?
• 1:02:03
  Right? The kill switches that they're surveilling you in your car, that they're gonna say, hey. That car is I'm paying for the car. How dare you surveil me and monitor me? Or these flock cameras that are everywhere that they're not just capturing the video, but they're capturing audio.
• 1:02:19
  So again, they are building a surveillance state in this country, and this surveillance state is taking the Fourth Amendment and just shredding it. K? So here's a post from Jason, Bassler over on Twitter. He says, if the fourth amendment was rewritten rewritten for 2026, this is brilliant. Okay.
• 1:02:37
  So here's the updated, fourth amendment as per our current government. It says, the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated except when a flock camera saw it, Palantir decided it, an AI driver monitoring system flagged it, or a police worn facial recognition body camera captured it. And no warrants shall issue except for no knock raids in the name of the drug war, exigent exigent circumstances that always seem urgent, or anything labeled a threat by police using error ridden algorithms. But upon probable cause, defined as whatever we feel like, supported by oath or affirmation, in particular describing to the place to be searched and by the persons to be or or things to be seized, unless it's more convenient not to. Like, this is this is I I mean, honestly, this is a little bit satire, but satire is is rooted in truth.
• 1:03:42
  And this is basically where our constitution is right now. Like, this is our our Fourth Amendment. Again, you look at Palantir, which I covered that was last week's show was Palantir. Right? And and you look at our vice president who is basically put put there by Palantir and Peter Thiel, this is this is our country right now.
• 1:04:03
  And so I think that it's really important, and I'll go I'll go back to chat. I mean, it's really, really important for us to just to reflect on this as Americans. It just that, like, we are living in a time right now in this country where we are having a constitutional crisis that is getting worse and worse every day. Right? This is an absolute crisis that we have in our country where our constitution is being overridden by big tech.
• 1:04:35
  The same big tech that is building the digital infrastructure to literally imprison us. Okay? This is what's being built around us. And I don't care whether you like Trump or not, Trump is opening the door for this to happen. He is advancing this.
• 1:04:53
  He is he is putting massive amount of money towards these these data centers. He is allowing people like Elon Musk and Palantir. He's allowing the Silicon Valley, which is just a front for the military industrial complex. Right? He has has opened the door for all this to come into our country.
• 1:05:13
  And it's not just him. Like, this this is the the groundwork has been laid for a very, very, very long time. Right? And okay. So, yeah, Demian five zero five who says, yeah, they outsource the surveillance to private companies to work around the constitution.
• 1:05:27
  That's exactly what they do. Right? That's how that that's how they they that's how they get away with fighting wars or assassinating leaders in other countries. Does the government do it? No.
• 1:05:38
  Private contractors do it. Right? So they they that would they they can bypass congressional approval for these things, and they can go, you know, off a world leader because they're private contractors. Okay? So, yeah.
• 1:05:55
  Yeah. Anti vaxxer yogi. My social credit score is negative 999. I'm right there with you. I'm not sure what the the social credit score is on a scale, but if it's from like negative a thousand to a positive a thousand, I'm probably in the negative nine hundreds.
• 1:06:13
  Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. Shake. Shake, shakel11 says, Love your show, Seth, and have encouraged many of my friends to jump on board.
• 1:06:26
  Truth must prevail. Thank you. Yeah, thank you. I really appreciate that. Honestly, I really do.
• 1:06:33
  I I really do appreciate that. And that's the thing is that look, like, actually, good point. Right? So yes. So c maib seventeen seventeen says, in my opinion, the other admin would have done it too.
• 1:06:45
  I agree. Right? I I think it probably would have been much, much worse. So, yeah, I'm not saying that, you know, it's not like, oh, if if it was if if Kamala Harris was in, this wouldn't be happening. It's like, maybe it would be a lot more sloppy.
• 1:07:00
  Right? Maybe it would be not as efficient. You look at, you know, like Obamacare and that whole nightmare. So maybe it wouldn't be done as quite as well. But, yeah, I mean, it's just the it's just kinda looking at the national debt.
• 1:07:12
  It doesn't matter. If you look at the the chart of the national debt, it doesn't matter whether it's Republican or Democrat that's in control. Either way, the debt keeps going up. It's just the reality. And also, yeah, awakened grandma bear Trump has got six g in warp drive.
• 1:07:28
  That's true. Absolutely. Yeah. Six g is being six g is like I've done some shows on that. Six g is it's just like yeah.
• 1:07:38
  Crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy. Awesome. So Power Pilot 45. I bought 100 lighters, Seth. I think I still have my Yeah, I've got my lighters up on shelf still.
• 1:07:50
  How funny. Good for you. That'd be good for you. We're talking about, barter economies and everything, and I was showing off my my lighter collection as one of the things I've just stocked up on, for bartering. And this stuff too.
• 1:08:06
  Right? That's why I'm a big believer in this. This is this right here is, this is from 1921. Right? Beautiful old, you know, silver dollar, 1921, old constitutional silver.
• 1:08:20
  Right? Here's a little half dollar, says 1963. That's why I'm a big, big, big believer in off grid money. Right? Here's my old 10 ounce bar I always keep my desk, silver.
• 1:08:33
  Right? That's why I'm I'm you know, in how I'm living my life, I'm trying to do everything that I can. Yeah. Everything I can to to get myself outside of this system. Yeah.
• 1:08:47
  Absolutely. So okay. I think those are all the topics I had. Obviously, you know, let's keep talking. And and just kinda yeah.
• 1:08:58
  Just keep kinda talking about this. So actually, it's an interesting point actually from, Demi in 05/2005. He says, there would have been more resistance to a Kamala administration. That's true, actually. Like, that's true.
• 1:09:10
  You think that there's a lot of, I think, MAGA that have just been blindly following whatever whatever Trump does. And that's concerning to me. That's really concerning to me. There's a lot of people that I think there's actually there's very there's very, very there's paid networks of that too. So don't think that there's not propaganda coming from the Trump administration.
• 1:09:34
  There are absolutely there are a lot of paid influencers that are only gonna say, I support whatever Trump does. So that's the thing is I I I am I'm not paid by anybody. So I just you know, I'm not always right, but I'm always honest with you, as honest as I can be. I try to be I try to be intellectually honest with you, tell you where I'm at, tell you, just kind of what concerns me. I'm I'm loyal to God.
• 1:10:02
  I'm not loyal to any man. And so, you know, if I see men that are going, yeah, they're going off the rails, then I'm gonna call it out. I'm gonna call it out. Okay. So, let me okay, let me go take a look and see if there's any questions that Kay has saved.
• 1:10:22
  Let me get a drink of Let me get a drink. Alrighty. Okay. Wait. One second.
• 1:10:37
  Let me get my, make sure I have my the right page opened up for me. Let's see. Is it Oh, let's see. One second here. Let me get my notes put together.
• 1:10:52
  Okay. Here we go. I'm pull my my notes and my comments up on my teleprompter, so I can see what's going on. Okay. So let's see what we've got here.
• 1:11:14
  Okay. So, outlandish patriot from YouTube. I wanna I kinda just touch on this, who said, we just had a big city council meeting and hopefully stopped a data center coming in. We made the regulations so tight, it'll almost be impossible to build one of my town. That's great.
• 1:11:30
  Good for you. I love seeing that. Let's see. So can't see my feet on Rumble who said twenty one year data center engineer. Interested to see your thoughts on them.
• 1:11:46
  I'm not sure if you're asking about my thoughts on data center engineers. I mean, you know, if you gotta work, you gotta work, but I I it's it's tough. It's tough. I I feel like that you're we're kinda building the death star. Right?
• 1:11:56
  It's like if if if you got, like, a really good job offer offer from from Darth Vader to build the death star, you know, I don't know. I don't know. Let's see. Lots of good, you know yep, lots of good good comments here. Let's see.
• 1:12:19
  Okay. Yeah. Hope and now and rumble who said, if elites are the problem, what is the solution? Yeah. You know, I'm not a person I never call for violence.
• 1:12:37
  And, you know, I'm not saying, you know, that actually, that isn't the solution, right? Because if there's any violence towards the elites, it becomes the greatest excuse to take our guns away, to bring in even more of a police state. My solution is just to build parallel societies. My solution is just to do everything you can to get off the grid, to get your finances outside the grid, to get your food production outside the control systems, to build local community. Yeah.
• 1:13:09
  That is that's my that's my solution is just to just to live in a way that you become really difficult to control. That's the thing. It's like, if you're living, you know, in like an urban area, and you don't have, you know, your ability to even produce your own food, if you're reliant on the local grocery store, you know, if you're any of that, like you're it's it's a tricky situation. So, you know, that that these are changes that I've made my life. You know, like, in 2020, I was living in a high rise in New York City.
• 1:13:40
  And now we're out in the country on seven acres. We've got gardens. We've got chickens. We've got generators. We've got solar.
• 1:13:49
  And so that's the thing is that, you know, I've I've I've made a lot of personal decisions. My wife and I, thankfully, we're on the same we're, like, right in the same boat. And just how we're kind of changing the way that we're doing things. So, yeah. Okay.
• 1:14:09
  Continuing. Yeah, I agree. The, Thailand Val who said Thailand Val who says driverless cars are the way it's going. Yep. I agree.
• 1:14:27
  I agree. You know, there's a big part of me that, like, I wanna go buy, like, a nineteen sixties or seventies pickup truck. That's kind of, like, one of my my dreams is just to have a have an old school pickup truck, you know, that they can just never they can never, you know, screw screw with. Yeah. Yeah.
• 1:14:50
  Okay. Yeah. Buried in the sand, Seth, the elites bomb little girls. Can we use we can use whatever means necessary. You know, I'm not saying I mean, I'm not saying that, you're wrong there.
• 1:15:01
  My concern is that it's like we're up against the we're up against the Hydra. Right? We're up against this this thing that has a thousand heads. And say you cut off one of those heads, more heads are gonna come in. But the problem is is that if you do, right, is if if we do that, like, say you you kinda go after and some elite gets it, you know, taken out, hypothetically, not only will it not change anything, but actually, it'll get much worse.
• 1:15:34
  That's the thing, is that they will then say, like, look at okay. Just look at the, you know, supposed, you know, the the shooter, whatever situation at the White House press dinner. Right? Which, you know, I'm not gonna be digging into that. But let's just say it was a false flag.
• 1:15:49
  You see even that. They're already sowing the seeds after that to to kinda say, hey. Look. This is really a threat. We do we take this very seriously.
• 1:15:58
  So those kinds of events where, say, someone someone kinda goes off and he and and kills somebody that's like a famous person that's involved in this, those are the exact things that give them like, they want that. Like, they want us to do that kind of stuff because then it opens up the door for the police state. It opens up the door for someone to come in and and say, okay. Hey. You know what?
• 1:16:20
  Like, this is this is a serious issue. We we need to crack down on the, you know, second amendment. Right? These, this is exactly what plays into, into the, into their hands. So, yeah.
• 1:16:34
  Yep. Yeah, yep. Yeah, Tomahawk, brand new vehicles are a prison on wheels. Yeah, there you go. Forger for life, the old death race truck with a Gatlin gun.
• 1:16:46
  There you go. Yep, there you go. Absolutely. Yeah, Believer 2000. Remember that Biden said they have f-15s.
• 1:16:57
  That's true. That is true. That is true. Yeah, I mean, it's you know, again, and I'm not like, I'm not I'm not trying to come at this with, a black pillar, kind of thinking. Right?
• 1:17:09
  And it's like, there's still a lot of hope, but I I also just wanna be really sober about what's happening to our country, because, yeah, this is it. This is this is very serious right now. So believer 2000 who says, revolution was how this country was founded, some won't survive, join the military. I did. My job is to kill who they say to kill.
• 1:17:34
  That's an unfortunate thing. Mike Jager, who says 6,000 in your chat with a big topic. Long game plans to deal with the potentially less errant intelligent machines merge with quantum computers. I am off grid and my and and but as part of a small more rural community. Good for you.
• 1:17:54
  Yeah. Good for you. Judy Kohler, who says, what do you think about what happened to Alex Jones? Let's let's address the elephant in the room. Know, to be I don't know.
• 1:18:04
  I I you know, I've met Alex before. I was invited on the show a long time ago. He's done a lot of good stuff, but I I don't know if I trust everything that we're being told about the Alex Jones situation. I don't like to kind of get into specific analysis of individual people, because it's just it's so tricky. It's so tricky.
• 1:18:30
  But yeah, I actually, I don't know. I honestly don't know. I don't know, you know, whether the whole thing was just orchestrated. I don't know whether it was organic and real. I just don't know, actually.
• 1:18:43
  Yep. Yeah, believer, they are not afraid they're fast tracking digital currency in these data centers. Yeah, they are. They absolutely are. That is true.
• 1:18:56
  Not to mention the farmers and and and potential famine, which I'll be covering probably this week, I think. But there's, like, there's some serious stuff. Yeah, there's some serious stuff going on with what's happening. I think that we're gonna see some tough times ahead. Awaken grandma Bear who says, so Seth, why are they afraid of us?
• 1:19:23
  Well, I think that they're afraid of us because because we have collective power. Like, that's the key, is and that's why they they they do so much to censor information because it's like if more Americans understood the conversation we're all having right now and more Americans stood up against this, like, there's power in that. There really is. That's why that's why propaganda and censorship and social engineering are such important tools to these rulers because because they they know that the collective has more power than them individually. And that's why they've tried so hard to make sure that we only get fed information that will keep us blinded and keep us fighting left versus right.
• 1:20:17
  And, like, oh, we gotta win the midterms. We gotta, if my president gets in, you're wrong. You know, you know, Democrats are evil. Republicans are evil. Like, they they want us fighting with each other so that, you know, so that no one, so no one's, fighting them.
• 1:20:34
  Yeah. Buried in the Sands, Seth, your Survivor Series should have people in the streets with pikes. I agree. Yeah, I agree. And that's why that's why I did the Survivor Series.
• 1:20:43
  It's like I like and, you know, part two comes out next week with, doctor Juliet Engel. Beautiful, beautiful woman. But, like, this that's why and and maybe I'm putting a target on me. I'm I'm sure that I am. I kinda hope I hope not.
• 1:20:58
  That's part of why I'm building the arc, which is which is, like, really kinda coming along. But, yeah, this is this is important information. But I I do believe, though, that that I think the humanity is waking up, and that does give me hope is that more and more people are seeing this information. And the thing is is that once you see it, you can't unsee it. And that that's really powerful.
• 1:21:20
  Like, once you see this stuff for what it is, you don't go back. Like, once you like, say you're a regular watcher of this show. Like, all the things that I've covered, you can't just ignore all this stuff and just kind of walk back to this normal life and just believe what the government tells you. This isn't happening. This doesn't happen like that.
• 1:21:39
  Yeah. Also yeah. Thank you, Tomahawk, for saying, hey. Yeah. Hit the like button.
• 1:21:42
  Yes. If you're here watching, hit that like button. Hit the like button. And thank you for doing that, and thank you, Tomahawk, for calling that out. It's really important, actually.
• 1:21:51
  It's really important that you hit that like button. It's really easy too. Like, if you're watching now and and and it's it's a half decent show, just go click that little like button. So, I do think we're gonna wrap up now. I think we're not gonna do two hours like like last week.
• 1:22:04
  And, also, my my voice is tired. My my my vocal cords are are, begging me to take a rest. Actually, I'm gonna use my my throat spray real quick. Yeah. Yeah.
• 1:22:20
  So I'll be I will be covering at some point this week, I'll be covering the straight and four moves. I see mister Sauerkraut talking about that. And I see someone talking about, who was it? Yeah. Demi in 505 says, see Mark, we're moving towards Hollow D'Amour.
• 1:22:35
  Yeah. Yep. Yes. Yeah. We are, that looks like some serious stuff happening with the food supply.
• 1:22:43
  I'm gonna be covering that. Thank you for bringing that up. Hey, I see, buried in the sand says, I'll fight by your side. I'm sub MOA. I like that.
• 1:22:54
  I could use some sub MOA people fighting by my side, because I don't get a ton to practice very much. So, yeah. Great. Very, very good. Okay.
• 1:23:06
  Well, I guess if there's any last comments before we sign off, then we'll we'll, I'll take a look at those. Just a reminder, you know, to kinda support the advertisers, you know, Rumble Wallet. Also, you know, one of the the main show sponsors, who is, let me pull up real quick. Oops. One second here.
• 1:23:31
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• 1:23:46
  Right? Now this could be seized too, but it's gonna be a lot more difficult for them to come and take the silver buried in your back backyard or hidden in deep freezer or whatever it is than it is to kind of just convert your your money to digital currency. So if if you have been thinking about it, talk to the Noble Gold, goldwithseth.com. Fill out the form where you just call them at (877) 646-5347. Honestly, that's a big thing.
• 1:24:12
  You gotta separate yourself, pull yourself out of that beast system. Silver silver much more right now than gold personally, but that's a big part of it. Also, Wave Watch. So if you watched at the beginning, and and now is your kind of final call to action on this, check it out, honestly. It's it's well made.
• 1:24:33
  They're a little bit pricey, but it's they're they're great. And honestly, I can tell you from my own experience, again, I'm not guaranteeing you that you have the same experience, but for me, it works. Right? If this is real. And and like I said, they've got a risk day, thirty day trial, risk free.
• 1:24:48
  So if if you get it, and it doesn't work for you, and you're like, okay, this is it's like you're like that one person here that was causing trouble in here, saying it's all hog hogwash for idiots for thinking it. If you buy it, it doesn't it doesn't do anything for you, just send it back. Right? And that's, so wavewatch.com. So the link is in the description.
• 1:25:06
  This is wave watch, w a v watch dot com slash seth, or just use a promo code seth, it gives you 15% off. So you save a lot of money with that. So again, it's wavewatch.com/seth, the description or the link is in the description and promo code Seth, which you can remember that. Okay, go back over to the back over with the chat, as we're kind of closing out. Yeah, thank you, everyone.
• 1:25:34
  Thank you, everyone for being here. Yes, thank you. Yeah. Nutty Montclarius is always a great show. Seth is genuine, not a psyop.
• 1:25:48
  I appreciate that. Also, Tomahawk, thank you. I I I these I love these comments. I watch so many extreme podcasts. Seth brings me back to Earth, l o l, which I'm glad.
• 1:26:00
  Look. If I can talk about this crazy stuff in the digital prison, and yet you still find that to be grounding that I'm bringing you back to Earth, I've done my job. Right? Because I my my goal is not to, like, tell you that everything is fine and lie to you and say that, hey, it's great. It's the golden age, or that's not my goal.
• 1:26:19
  I don't I don't wanna ignore the reality. Like, I wanna be able to look and say, hey, this is what's going on right now in our country. Let's be real about it, but let's figure out what we can do about it. So, yeah, Nutty Montclair, Seth's show, the flannel channel. I like that, the flannel channel.
• 1:26:37
  The Flannel Channel. That's good. Yeah, that I like that. That's a good one. It's me again.
• 1:26:44
  Thank you, Seth. You're very welcome. Yeah, let's see. Tyranny, number one. I love this show, so well presented, Chad is great.
• 1:26:53
  Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, Believer 2,000, great show Seth, a calm voice. I try. I try my best.
• 1:27:00
  Thank you. I appreciate it. Honestly, I really do appreciate this. Sue Smith, I'm waiting for the ARC, I've got bells on. Yep, thank you.
• 1:27:10
  Yeah, it's coming. Don't worry, there's gonna be some big updates coming very soon. It's great. Yeah, it's great. Oh, Brown AK.
• 1:27:19
  We really appreciate the livestream, Seth, and your thoughtful responses. I just ordered a wave watch for my sister, who is struggling with high, blood pressure. Perhaps it can help, thanks to you. I hope so. Let me know if it does.
• 1:27:29
  Honestly, thank you. Let me know, again. Yep. Yes. Oh, yeah.
• 1:27:39
  So believers saying Michael Yon should be a guest if you know him. Yeah, Michael's, he's become a good friend of mine. And he I've interviewed him a bunch, actually. Maybe I'll have Monaghan soon. Michael Michael Michael Yon is hilarious.
• 1:27:52
  Like, he'll I'm not kidding. Like, I'll get I'll have a missed call at three in the morning, and he's like, call me from Japan. So he's like, he's a he's always sending me stuff too. It's kind of funny. Yeah.
• 1:28:06
  Yeah, Michael Yon is great. Yeah, JN247. 51 Nation Under God. We need to get back to that. I I agree.
• 1:28:16
  Yep. I absolutely agree. Absolutely agree. Also, OMZ One, this podcast is actually one of the best. The topics are important and hidden.
• 1:28:26
  I appreciate that. Honestly, it's I really appreciate that. Thank you. I I really I try to I try to cover the topics that I think are really important. And they're often as they're often as not the pop the topics that are popular or the topics that the mainstream people are talking about, even if the mainstream, kinda influencers are talking about.
• 1:28:45
  So I I appreciate that. And, yeah, the Amish. So one port worker says, Port Of Los Angeles checking in late. Seth, when is the next show? Should be a show Tuesday night.
• 1:28:59
  So typically, my my show publishing schedule is Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:15PM eastern. Saturdays at 10PM is we publish our series. And then Sundays at 10PM is our live show, which is where we're at right now. And so for the series, so this coming Saturday is part two of Juliet Angle. And so I think that, part two is think so this will be the last of our survivor series kinda season one.
• 1:29:30
  And then we're gonna be getting into hidden history, which I'm really looking forward to getting into hidden history, talking about, you know, the, like, old world architecture, the the buildings in America, talking about world fairs. We're really having some fun with hidden history. I'm really excited to that. So, Julie Collar, who says you're new to me. I'm not sure if I'm new to you or if someone else is new.
• 1:29:53
  But either way, Judy, it's nice to meet you. Thank you for being here. And also, what a beautiful chat. Like, this is this is what I love is, you know, we hop on here, and everyone is so polite. Everyone is just there it's a it's a like, honestly, like, I don't I I don't think I've ever found a live show chat like this one.
• 1:30:16
  And I'm not just being biased. Like, most chats I go into, it's a mix. And but, like, there's there's so much just anger and just, like, name calling, and it's just, like, it's really sickening. But somehow, I I've attracted people that are really nice, and that's really wonderful. So I appreciate all of you.
• 1:30:34
  You know, we can disagree, but let's let's not attack each other. So Daisy Best says, thank you for the show. I'm happy with the handful of shows I've watched so far. I agree. It brings us back to earth.
• 1:30:45
  So much extreme out there. Well, thank you. So if you've watched a handful of shows and you're relatively new, then then welcome. Thank you for being here. Yeah, thank you for being here.
• 1:30:55
  KDINHB is his second show on Sunday today. Glad I caught the calm. Thoughts and prayers for Patriots, XOX. Yes, thoughts and prayers. One Nation Under God, we got to get back to that.
• 1:31:07
  Gotta get back to that. And there's a little good old Bendy Rocks. I haven't seen you tonight until now. Maybe I missed you earlier. Good, you know, good to see you, Ben.
• 1:31:15
  Bendy, good to see you, man. And, yeah, my lunch break. Yes, give my lunch break a watch. Good stuff on there. Yeah.
• 1:31:25
  But I'm looking forward to covering Cabbage Patch Kids, the insane asylums. Yeah, old world old world architecture. Looking forward to that. Okay. There you go.
• 1:31:39
  Nutty Moncler Nutley Moncler, funny name. Seth can talk about disturbing topics and still manage to lower your blood pressure at the same time with that calm voice. Yes, that's my goal. He got it. Right?
• 1:31:52
  Is that we can talk about disturbing, you know, topics, and we can still, you know, kind of finish the night with some level of positivity. I'm not sure how you are, but, you know, like, I I when I come off of these live shows like this, it's like I have this natural high. I go clean the kitchen, and I just, I feel just lovely. And so, yeah, I'm glad that I'm glad that you're that. Yeah, yeah, the Tim Pool show, man, gosh, you know, Bleeer two thousand said, Try Tim Pool show, geez, can't do the chat.
• 1:32:21
  Yeah. I agree. Because I was on Tim Pool a month or so ago, and I looked at the chat afterwards, and I was just blown away by how nasty people were in that chat. Like, people calling me all kinds of names, and we call they're calling like, half them hate Tim Pool. I mean, it's kinda it's kinda crazy.
• 1:32:40
  So yep. Yeah. Bend to Rocks. And yes, old world history will be the subject once people all wake up. The massive lies we've been fed real history.
• 1:32:51
  Class will be busy. I couldn't agree. Oh, Thailand Val. Great first time to chat on here. I'll be back.
• 1:32:58
  Good. Thailand Val. I'll see you hopefully next Sunday then. Wonderful. Yeah.
• 1:33:03
  And also, OMZ won. World's fairs are highly important for the resets. They were schools for the masses, the new narrative. I just bought a Chicago fair souvenir book. It's amazing.
• 1:33:14
  I'm really looking forward to covering that. Yes. Okay. Alright, I'm gonna close the chat, because otherwise, I'll keep just staring at the chat and talking, and I'm tired. So That's funny, Tomahawk.
• 1:33:30
  I drank too much the first time Seth did one of these and made an ass of myself. Well, Tomahawk, you you were a wonderful person tonight. So yes. Yep. Thank you.
• 1:33:41
  And also, is that a bad beat Sab? Jeez. You have gone gray over the last two years. Yeah. I was my beard has got like, look at all this white in my beard.
• 1:33:51
  It's just like my it's like I'm running out of, like, almost my whole beard is white now. Yeah. Yep. Yep. It's okay.
• 1:34:04
  I like it. I like it. Actually, so I'm 40 this year. June 18 is my birthday, and I turned 40 years old. So this is my this is my big four four-zero this year.
• 1:34:14
  And honestly, life could not be better. I've got two beautiful children. I have a lovely wife. Yeah, just pure pure happiness. I got a great producer named Kay, who's a good friend.
• 1:34:26
  Yep. Yep. So, yeah. Ben and Roxas is set to get a prime time slot on EBS TV to talk about the dramatic subjects while calming the world with your voice. Hey, I'll do it if I have to.
• 1:34:41
  I will do it if I have to. So okay. Alright. I'm signing off now. Thank you, everyone.
• 1:34:47
  Remember that all the, sponsors and information detail, the links are in the description. And so, yeah, check those out. Make sure you hit that thumbs up. Share the video if you want to. It always helps.
• 1:35:00
  And come back next week. So every Sunday Sunday at 10PM Eastern is Sunday with Seth, and we get to hang out like this. And I love it. And I love it. And you we'll have some ARC updates coming for you soon as well.
• 1:35:12
  We're basically, in a nutshell, we're in the very last step. We've built our own private social media platform. That's really what it's It's private social media platform. We're gonna have an amazing app. It's it's like, it's gonna be beautiful.
• 1:35:27
  It's gonna be so good. No algorithms, no advertising. It's gonna be so wonderful. I can't wait to show it to you. So, okay.
• 1:35:36
  Yes, I am just a puppy. Liquid Gal, I'm I'm just a puppy. So, yes, I am. I'm a happy happy puppy, though. Okay.
• 1:35:44
  Alright. Thank you, everyone. Take care. God bless you. God bless America, one nation under God, and I will see you again live in seven days.
• 1:35:54
  Alright. Take care. Thank you. Bye bye.