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LIVE: Dolly Parton’s Death: Natural? Vaxx? Sacrifice? Or Worse?? Sunday w/ Seth · Man in America Podcast

• 3:00
  Speaker 1: Dolly Parton died on August 25. And on the surface, there's nothing particularly mysterious about that. She was 80 years old. Right? A lot of 80 year olds pass away.
• 3:11
  She'd been dealing with health problems. We're now being told that she died after this brief battle with cancer. But then you start to ask questions. What kind of cancer? We don't know.
• 3:22
  When was she diagnosed? We don't know. How advanced was it? We don't know. In fact, when Dolly's death was first announced, they didn't even tell us that she had cancer.
• 3:33
  Okay. Maybe she was just a private person. Maybe there's absolutely nothing unusual about any of this. But then we start digging, and the story gets really, really weird. Because Dolly Parton didn't just die on August 25, she died on a date that already had enormous significance for her goddaughter, Miley Cyrus.
• 3:56
  August August twenty fifth is Billy Ray Cyrus' birthday. And on 08/25/2013, Miley gave that infamous VMA performance, the moment for millions of people when Hannah Montana died and a completely different Miley emerged. Exactly thirteen years later to the day Dolly dies with Miley now 33 years old. And immediately afterward, Miley says one of her final conversation with Dolly was about music and metamorphosis. Metamorphosis followed by a butterfly.
• 4:30
  And butterflies were everywhere in Dolly's life. Her music, clothing, businesses, branding, she loved them. But venture into the incultra rabbit hole and the monarch butterfly takes on a very different meaning transformation, fragmentation, one identity becoming another, which makes the Miley connection even stranger. Hannah Montana was literally about one girl living as two identities. Then Miley grows up, publicly destroys that childhood identity, and emerges it with a radically different persona.
• 5:06
  And she's hardly alone. Beyonce created an alter ego called Sasha Fierce. Taylor Swift famously declared that the old Taylor was dead, surrounded by imagery of graves, zombies, snakes, multiple versions of herself, death, and rebirth. Then there's the one eye symbolism, butterflies, masks, cages, and the Illuminati imagery that appears again and again throughout the entertainment industry. But then there's Whitney Houston.
• 5:33
  Dolly wrote the song I will always love you, you know, a song that became Whitney's signature hit. Whitney died in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton when the music industry was gathering downstairs for Clive Davis' pre pre Grammy party. So three years later, Whitney's only daughter was also found unconscious in a bathtub, and she eventually died. And believe me, we haven't even really gotten to the crazy stuff yet. Because there's this bizarre comment that Dolly made about Taylor Swift's firstborn, and then we get into cloning because somehow even that connects back to Dolly Parton Parton.
• 6:10
  So today, we're gonna do something a little bit different. I'm not gonna tell you what to believe. We're gonna start with the facts, and then piece by piece, we're gonna descend into one of the strangest rabbit holes that I've gone down in quite some time. And you can decide for yourself where the coincidence ends and where something else begins. Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad.
• 6:38
  I'm your host, Seth Holehouse, and thank you so much for being here live for Sunday with Seth. We have a few kinda notes to go over before we jump into the show. First off, I guess you might notice my set's different. So I'm in my hidden history set tonight because this is more of a kind of one of those dark secret explorations we're going on together. I I felt that this kind of set was the right persona for that.
• 7:02
  Now before we get started, I wanna give you a quick update on the arc. So we are in the final, final, final stages, and we're submitting our app. So we're actually develop we developed an app. So we're submitting our app to Google and Apple this week. Those should be a pretty quick approval process.
• 7:18
  We're in the final stages of our beta testing, you know, work out all the bugs. So for all of you that have been patiently waiting, we are almost there. Now, if this is your first time hearing about the Arc, I'll give you a really quick, rundown on it. So the Arc is a it's a private membership community for people like you and I that are worried about where the world is heading and wanna do something about it. Maybe at the sense that we live in the days of Noah.
• 7:44
  Right? That's why it's called the Ark, right, kind of Noah's Ark. So the Ark is an online social media platform that we built, that we own every single line of code. It's kinda like Facebook, but it's a whole lot more. And then the goal is to help you to build your own community of people that are gonna be there for you.
• 8:01
  People that don't think you're crazy for not trusting the government, or not wearing a mask, or questioning Fauci. So we're gonna have local chapters in every state and hopefully, you know, close to every country around the world as it grows because real relationships are the key. So you're gonna have your own local chapter that you can find people close to you. You can attend these local chapter meetups. You can meet real people and build these offline relationships.
• 8:26
  But there's also a huge wealth of information and tools that are gonna help you and your family become more prepared for whatever comes. We're gonna have an online academy that's gonna help you learn about everything from water purification to emergency medicine. There's gonna be guides for gardening, foraging, gardening calendars. There's food and water storage calculators you can put in your family size, and it'll help you understand exactly how much food and water you need for how many months. If the, you know, supply chains go down.
• 8:54
  There's a business directory. We're gonna have live q and a's with experts kinda covering everything from alternative medicine to homesteading to home defense. We're even planning on actually adding a dating section, funny enough. So that's just a really tiny portion about what's gonna be on there. So if you wanna be notified as soon as we open, just visit the website buildtheark.com.
• 9:17
  Right? So ark, ark, like Noah's Ark. So buildtheark.com and join the waitlist. There's nearly 16,000 people already on that waitlist. Put your name on there.
• 9:28
  Again, this is what the website looks like. Put your name, your email, and we'll let you know as soon as the doors are opening. We're gonna be doing it in kind of batches. And so if you wanna get in early, again, go to buildthearc.com. Okay.
• 9:41
  Let's dive into Dolly Parton. Now, just a quick note, this you know, typically our Sunday show is more conversational, going back and forth with comments, but tonight's show's gonna be more of what I like to call a deep dive. I've probably spent a dozen hours putting together tonight's show, and I've got a lot of information to go through. I'm gonna walk you through. I've got a lot of videos and articles and, you know, pictures for you.
• 10:08
  So, we're gonna save the q and a section until after I finish the main chunk of the show. But if you have questions during, I've got my team monitoring the chats. So whether you're on Rumble or YouTube, if you have a question, just write question or comment in all caps, and we'll save that, and I'll do my best to get to it, after I get through the main chunk of the the show. Okay. So Dolly Parton.
• 10:30
  Okay? So she died October sorry, 08/25/2026. She was at the Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center. She was hospitalized on August 21, and she was dead four days later. This came as a shock.
• 10:50
  Right? The family announcement initially didn't specify the cause. So she's she died of a medical thing. Okay? Now, later, we're being told that she had a brief battle with cancer.
• 11:02
  Now, what kind of cancer was it? It wasn't disclosed. When was she diagnosed? It wasn't disclosed. What stage she was at, what treatment, like, was nothing being told about this.
• 11:13
  Then she actually had some videos of her where she came kinda somewhat recently before she had passed, and she looked relatively healthy. Now she's 80 years old, she's had a lot of plastic surgery, maybe even, like, a world record amount of plastic surgery for someone who's 80, but she wasn't really in showing those signs. And if you've ever witnessed a femur, you know, pass from cancer, it's not like a heart attack where you're just healthy one day, and it just shows up. So typically, you can see the stages emerging. Even with a faster, more turbo cancer, you can still see the stages.
• 11:48
  So quite suspicious. Now, she had some previous health problems. You know, she had some health issues in 2025 and early this year, kidney stone, infection, she had procedures, she postponed some appearances, but she was still actively discussing future projects. Right? She had a Broadway, music, future plans.
• 12:07
  So the question is, how does someone as famous as Dolly Parton die of cancer without the public even knowing that she had cancer? Now, this could be perfectly innocent. Right? Like, I wanna I wanna kind of frame that at the very beginning here, is that it just could have been there could be nothing except just the practical thing that she was hiding in the illness, and it just eventually claimed her life. She was 80 years old, she was a pretty private person, and some cancers move quite quickly, especially these days.
• 12:43
  But that's the first answer question, right? Is that how did no one know? But then almost immediately after she passed, there's another connection that we can't really avoid here, which is Moderna and the COVID vaccine. Okay? So Dolly, she donated over, I think it was a million dollars, to Vanderbilt, like, same hospital that she was being that she died at.
• 13:10
  She donated this money to help support COVID research, and it was directly connected to the Moderna vaccine development. She publicly received her vaccine, and she was a very prominent advocate for the COVID vaccine. She even changed one of her famous songs to push the vaccine. So, actually, I'll play that for you. Right?
• 13:30
  So here is her. This is a video of her. Let me pull it up for you. Just watch. I guess, you know, she says it all here.
• 13:37
  Speaker 2: Hey. It's me. I'm finally gonna get my vaccine. I'm so excited. I've been waiting a while.
• 13:44
  I'm old enough to get it, and I'm smart enough to get it. So I'm very happy that I'm gonna get my Moderna shot today. And I wanted to tell everybody, I think you should get out there and do it too. I even changed one of my songs to fit the occasion. It goes, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine.
• 14:03
  I'm begging of you. Please don't hesitate. Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine. Because once you're dead, then that's a bit too late.
• 14:14
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Kinda interesting. Once you're dead, it's a bit too late. So and and I see. Actually, is it in this video?
• 14:22
  Yeah. It's not this video, but anyway, there's another video of her. She you know, she's receiving it. Now, you know, again, there's a lot of celebrity videos where they get their shots. We don't know whether they're given saline, whether they're given a special batch.
• 14:33
  I have no idea. But you can't hide the fact that she was a very prominent person pushing it, and she allegedly got the vaccine. And she, again, died very quickly of cancer, perhaps a turbo cancer of sorts. So was it related to that? I don't know.
• 14:50
  Right? But that's it's a legitimate question to be asking that. But the the same questions remain, What kind of cancer does she have? When is it diagnosed? How advanced was it?
• 14:58
  How quickly did it progress? Was were her earlier health problems related to it? And what does brief battle actually mean? But the kind of whole vaccine theory, that that's kind of the more normal part of the story. Because let's just what I'm gonna do in tonight's show is take a much broader look at who Dolly is and what surrounds her and the people that she was really involved with.
• 15:25
  And I also gonna say, look, if you're a fan of Dolly Parton, you know, she did have some some music throughout her career that was very faith based. I'm not doing this in a way of attacking her. You know, I hope that she has, you know, kind of, you know, met the maker in the right way. I I hope that, you know, there's some redemption for her soul, as I hope for everybody. But we have to just be very sober about who she was.
• 15:51
  I mean, Dolly was one of the elites. She was of that class. She was worth about $500,000,000 when she had passed, and she would have been worth over $1,000,000,000 if she gave a lot of that money away. Obviously, she she donated to, you know, COVID research, but she also did some things that I think are great. Like, she gave books, she gave over over hundreds of millions of books away to, you know, third world countries and, you know, whatnot.
• 16:15
  So, you know, she gave a lot of her money away, but she was very, very wealthy. She would be what we consider a billionaire, right, if if you looked at the money she had and also the money she gave away. But more important than her money was her status. So she was a mega, mega celebrity. And as we know, you don't really get to that mega celeb celebrity status through just luck and talent.
• 16:44
  Right? You're oftentimes you're chosen, you're groomed, you're kind of born into it from a very, very young age, which we'll be looking at some of the other stars in the industry, like Britney Spears, Beyonce, obviously, Miley Cyrus will be getting into. And so, again, you don't really reach that status just through, oh, you're very lucky and you got a great voice. And that status, that celebrity status, it's often interwoven with encounter programming. And, again, if you've watched my survivor series, you know, interviews where I've interviewed people that were MK Ultra survivors, people that were in project Monarch, you know, Kathy O'Brien, people that came out of these systems, you know that it leaves a lot of clues.
• 17:30
  And especially if you're looking at a lot of the celebrities or famous people, you know, there's a revelation of the method. You know, there's they're showing us this. And so you can find those clues if you're looking. And with Dolly, it's really easy to find those clues. Now once you start digging into Dolly and who she was, you notice there's one thing that she loved, like, a lot.
• 17:53
  It was butterflies. Okay? So she had you know, her love is like a butterfly. She had butterfly imagery throughout her career, the clothing, Dollywood, her park, her branding, artwork, the records. The the butterfly was basically Dolly's personal symbol.
• 18:10
  Now, let me show you. This is, one of her albums right here. This is the Love Is Like a Butterfly. Okay. Now, again, the butterfly could be something that's completely harmless.
• 18:22
  I mean, a lot of like, my I've got a two year old and a five year old, both little girls. They love butterflies. Right? So it's not some strange thing for a woman to like a butterfly or, I guess, a man to like a butterfly, if that's your thing. But we're gonna be looking at a deeper part of this.
• 18:39
  Okay? So this is one of our album covers. This is just one of these scenes from, Dollywood, which is her, you know, kind of her famous it's like a lot of her wealth was tied up in this Dollywood, which is this amusement park type thing that she has. So, again, we've got this going on. But the butterfly was very, very, very tied into her.
• 19:01
  And as I mentioned, there's an innocent explanation. Right? So Dolly, she she associated the butterflies with beauty, freedom, nature, transformation. So there's nothing inherently sinister about butterflies. But if you're familiar with MK Ultra, you know that the butterfly is very, very important.
• 19:21
  So let's take a look at MK Ultra and specifically Project Monarch. So MK Ultra, again, if you're watching this show, you know it was real. Right? CIA program, they had behavioral modification. They used LSD, drugs, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, torture, interrogation techniques, experimentation on unwitting people.
• 19:46
  And so that kind of ties also into Project Monarch. So Project Monarch really kind of built around the idea of transforming a person the same way that you have a caterpillar that goes into its cocoon, and this new creature is born, this butterfly is born. And so the symbolism of the butterfly is very, very tied into the MK Ultra mind control programming, where it's, you know, really built on trauma based mind control. Right? Dissociation, fragmenting personalities, alternate identities, childhood programming.
• 20:20
  So these are the really the roots and the foundation of MK Ultra, and a lot of what Project Monarch is is it ties in specifically to these things. And so you can see it, which I'll I'll be I have a lot of different, you know, images to show you that give the examples of this. Right? And so the butterfly though, the kind of fundamentally the butterfly represented this metamorphosis, this transformation. So that was one of the key symbols that you see.
• 20:48
  Because as I mentioned, when you have these these elites, these celebrities, they have a lot of the symbols. So you have the butterfly. It's a big one. You have the one covered eye. I'm not gonna do it on my own screen because people will screenshot it, they'll say, oh, Seth is Illuminati.
• 21:02
  Here's him covering his eye. But it's very common they'd have one covered eye. So you have one eye kind of the one eye symbolism. You have the broken mirrors. The broken mirrors that represent the broken person that has a fragmented mind.
• 21:16
  Masks, cages, puppets, checkerboards, you know, may a lot of Masonic imagery, multiple personalities, the death and rebirth, alter egos. The one eyed symbol symbolism I mentioned is, you know, it's the all seeing eye. Right? So it's the pyramid. It's the eye at the top of the pyramid.
• 21:34
  Right? Meaning, the illumination. Right? So you have then all these kind of symbols of what they're kind of indicating, what they're revealing is this initiation, this hidden knowledge, secret societies, Freemasonry, Illuminati, etcetera. Now I just wanna say that if there's some random picture of a celebrity that's covering an, you know, an eye, it does that's not proof that they're some Illuminati person.
• 21:58
  Right? They use this a lot in fashion. You know, they use it a lot in things. So it could just be that there's just innocence with it. But when you see the pattern, you see the consistent, the consistent pattern across multiple people, multiple industries, etcetera, that's where you start to see this emerge.
• 22:15
  And so I wanna show you just kind of some examples of this symbolism because this ties directly to Dolly Parton, and it ties directly to Miley Cyrus. We're getting into Disney, etcetera. So I first wanna bring up this one picture of Mariah Carey, because this this is one of the few images I found that actually hits both kind of things simultaneously. So, obviously, you have a butterfly, and not just any butterfly, she's holding a monarch butterfly. Right?
• 22:44
  She's holding a monarch butterfly. What do you also notice about this picture of Mariah Carey? Right? One of her eyes is covered. And so again, you have the one main eye right here, you have her holding the monarch butterfly.
• 22:57
  Okay? You've also got Britney Spears. So this right here, again, this is a Britney Spears, one of her album covers. You know, Britney Spears, think, is one of the more kind of more famous or prominent cases, of what you would look at as being someone who is a a slave, you know, mind control slave. And here's one of again, one of her album covers.
• 23:18
  Obviously, you have the butterfly wings, but simultaneously, look. What do you have here? You've got one of her eyes covered. Right? So, looking at this, you know, because both Britney Spears and Mariah Carey, they're both of the same era.
• 23:29
  And so what are the odds of both of them having these photographs representing the butterfly, but also with one eye covered up like that? Again, you look at the similarities here. One eye is covered by the hair, and there's a butterfly symbolism. It's obvious that there's something here. Now when you mention the idea of these people being slaves, which I think is a very oftentimes a very appropriate way of referring to them, it's not like Britney Spears or Mariah Carey or any of people, they're not doing this of their free will.
• 23:58
  Right? My understanding of it is that they're either born into this or from a very young age are brought into this, and they're they're literally turned into mind controlled slaves. Like, that's that's the fundamental premise of what MK Ultra and Project Monarch are. It's being able to turn someone into a slave, creating a mind control slave with the whole idea being is that the elites, the, you know, social engineers, whatever you wanna refer to them as, they don't want they will not allow people to reach large levels of fame and influence unless those people are controlled. There's a variety of ways of controlling people.
• 24:34
  You've obviously got things like Epstein Island, you have blackmail operations, etcetera. But I think probably the most dark and sinister is literally just creating mind control slaves. It's like, okay. Well, if you wanna be a celebrity and you wanna have huge influence on the culture and change the you know, reach millions and millions of people, if not billions of people, which a lot of these celebrities have, they want to make sure they have full control over you to the point you could say they almost wanna own your soul. Okay.
• 25:04
  So here's Britney. Here's another Britney album cover, literally called I'm a Slave for You. So Britney Spears literally called I'm a Slave for You. So it's always they always hide it in plain sight. They always hide it in plain sight.
• 25:19
  Now here's Dolly, one of her, you know, kind of famous album covers of Rockstar. And here she is again, with the one eye covered, the star is also a very, very common symbol. If you look into the occult, you look into these things, the star is a very, very symbolic thing. So looking at what does it mean that one of her eyes is covered with the star? She's got the star earrings.
• 25:39
  And then there's this picture right here. This is Dolly Parton. This image, this was done for Vanity Fair, think. Maybe it's back in, I forget what year 2006 or so when this photoshoot was done. And you look at this photoshoot, and, again, if you've looked into a lot of the MK Ultra symbolism, that you look at a lot of Illuminati symbolism, you see it here all over the place.
• 26:02
  Look at the checkered floor. It's like, okay, that's Masonic. You see a lot of other things in there, the flowers, the, you know, different symbols you see. Now, you look at this picture, it's like, okay, yeah, that definitely has a very strong Masonic vibe. And if you think that, you're correct because she was literally photographed for that photo shoot at the Grand Lodge in Tennessee.
• 26:22
  Alright? So this is where she was photographed, was at the Masonic Lodge, the grand lodge of Tennessee. And so if you look at how you know, Tennessee and the significance of Tennessee, especially with the music industry, and if you understand how key the music industry is in social engineering, and then you look at this, the fact this is at the Grand Lodge of Tennessee, and she had this very prominent photo shoot there, it starts to paint a picture. Okay? Now, let's go back into the whole idea of the butterfly again.
• 26:59
  Okay. So, the butterfly. What does the butterfly mean? Let's dig into that a little more. It's this metamorphosis.
• 27:05
  It's this alternate identity. But I think very, very central to this, it's the death of one personality in the birth of another. And this is a recurring theme that we're gonna be hitting on in tonight's show is that you have the death of one personality and the birth of the other personality. So Mariah Carey, you know, her butterfly era, it literally represented this metamorphosis. So she went from this wholesome, you know, carefully controlled young pop star to a much more sexually provocative, rebellious, independent persona.
• 27:44
  So she herself described this process as the the butterfly, as representing this newfound freedom. And so her major transition in her career happened to be centered around her butterfly, album. And that was when a huge shift happened with her. So that was when she went through her metamorphosis. So now though, we're gonna look at Miley Cyrus because Miley Cyrus is a very, very important part of understanding the life of Dolly Parton, and also understanding a lot of these bigger controlling factors that are happening.
• 28:19
  So Miley, she was wasn't just some random celebrity that Dolly was close with. She knew so Dolly Parton knew Billy Ray Cyrus, you know, Miley, Miley Cyrus' father very, very well. She knew Miley since childhood. She was a mentor to Miley Cyrus. She was also her, godmother.
• 28:44
  So there's a very maternal, kinda grandmother kinda type relationship there. So she was literally the godmother of Miley Cyrus. She appeared on Hannah Montana. So Hannah Montana, which I'll be getting into, in in a little bit here, was one of the shows that really made Miley Cyrus famous. It was a Disney show in the early two thousands.
• 29:05
  And so, you know, again, Dolly Parton was even on the show with her, which I'll be I'll be getting into. And then she also maintained a very close connection with Miley as she grew up. So here's a picture I'll show you right here. So this is a picture of, Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton. I believe this was done on the Hannah Montana set.
• 29:29
  So, you know, I'll explain what Hannah Montana is as well because you may not have even heard about it. I knew because my I had a younger sister growing up, and I was already past this, but I remember she was you know, she would have watched this, And she had, you know, Mariah Carey posters on her wall, etcetera. So we'll get into that. So again, this is Dolly Parton with Miley Cyrus. Now this is the younger Miley Cyrus.
• 29:50
  This is the innocent, the Disney version of Miley Cyrus. Here's a picture of Dolly with Billy Ray Cyrus, which is, Miley's father. And I was never he was a, you know, famous country musician. I was never, you know, a big fan of his. I wasn't a big country fan growing up.
• 30:09
  But even on a just looking at that guy, I don't feel like there's something good behind those eyes. And I I don't know him. But if you look at all the things happening around this guy, it's, it's kinda suspicious stuff going on. So so that's again, Dolly Parton was very, very tied into the Cyrus family. Okay?
• 30:33
  And then here is, so here's this is Miley Cyrus as Hannah Montana. Right? You can see when she's young I think this show came out in 2006, I believe, and it ran to 2011. But, again, so if you look at the role of Dolly. Right, so Dolly was really central.
• 30:53
  She bridged the child version of Miley Cyrus into the adult version of Miley Cyrus. And so here's where it gets even more interesting. So Hannah Montana was a Disney show that Miley Cyrus was the main character of. And like I said, I think it ran from 2006 to 2011. Now, Miley Cyrus, the role that she played in there, she was one person with two identities.
• 31:19
  Okay? So she was Miley Stewart, and she was just this high school or I'm not sure if she was high school or, you know, what what, you know, age she was, probably early high school, whatever. This little girl named Miley Stewart, But then she had this secret second identity of Hannah Montana, and she was this famous pop star, and she'd wear a wig, and no one knew who she no one knew that the Miley Stewart, this innocent girl, was the famous Hannah Montana in the show. And so there's this transformation that goes back and back. Now, you know, again, you could say that it's, you know, somewhat of a normal children's show premise.
• 31:55
  But if you look at it through this whole monarch symbolism, it gets really, really interesting. Now if we're looking at Miley Cyrus, though, again, remember that even from a very young age, Dolly Parton was very involved in Miley Cyrus' life. She knew her father. She was yeah. As I mentioned, she was a guest star on the show.
• 32:16
  And so you can't really separate the path that Miley Cyrus took from Dolly Parton. Right? And when I'm trying to look at people because there's a lot of people that are very good at putting on an act. You know, they can really act really, really nice to you. It's like the local, you know, pastor that you find out is actually a pedophile.
• 32:35
  Right? This is one of the traits of people that are psychopaths, is they're very, very good at putting on an act that makes them seem like these wonderful, loving people, and you find out there's this secret part of them you don't know about that's actually very dark. And so now, again, looking at Miley, if you look at the path that Miley took, and you look at the involvement that Dolly Parton had in that, you could argue that Miley took a very demonic and dark path in her life. And Dolly Parton was along her, alongside of her through most of that journey. So again, I try to judge people by their fruits.
• 33:13
  I try to look at them and say, okay, I'm not gonna listen to what they say or maybe the the songs that they're gonna write. I'm trying to look at the people around them and how they act. And so if we're getting into this Disney version of Miley Cyrus, I'll bring her back up again, and I'm gonna take a quick drink. Actually, I've got something it's not this isn't an ad. I have a purchase I'm very excited about.
• 33:35
  I was gonna tell you about, I got a new cup right here. It's got a nice little rooster on it. I love pottery, I love making pottery, I didn't make it. Anyway, this is my new chicken cup, which I wanted to show you. I like showing off my little chicken cup to my friends.
• 33:53
  There we go. Thank you. So getting back into Hannah Montana, now that we're past the important discussion on my chicken cup. Let's look at the transformation of Hannah Montana. So Hannah Montana, Amalia Cyrus, she went from this persona.
• 34:10
  She was this, you know, very young, very, you know, very beautiful, very proper. Right? She, know no. She was kind of a a teenager kind of persona in the early two thousands. So, of course, you know, there's some sarcasm, those things coming out in it, but she represented, like, a very wholesome girl.
• 34:27
  The the family that was shown in Hannah Montana was a very wholesome family. But then you had this transformation, And this is where the key happens. The key shift happens. Because again, what is the monarch representative of? It is the death of the old self and the birth of the new self.
• 34:47
  And so in 2013, that's when Hannah goes through sorry, not Hannah. That's when Miley Cyrus goes through a massive transformation. She goes from this cute little girl here that's, you know, just this innocent looking child, Disney star, into this hyper, hyper sexualized woman. Extremely provocative, lots of tongue, lots of sexual references. It is a radically different persona.
• 35:14
  I mean, it is night and day. And so let's look at some dates, because on 08/25/2013, two very, very important things happened to Miley Cyrus. Again, 08/25/2013. There's two things that happened on that exact day. So one of those is the Robin Thicke performance at the VMAs.
• 35:40
  And this again, this is, you know, what, thirteen years ago. Yeah. Almost thirteen years ago to the day. I still remember this when this happened. Now, I'm gonna play a portion of the video here for you.
• 35:55
  You know, there's no nudity in this, so it's nothing too explicit, but I find it to be disgusting. But keep in mind, up until now so this is Miley Cyrus on the stage for the VMAs. Up until now, Miley Cyrus was Hannah Montana. Now the show had stopped about two years prior to this, but also you have this version of Miley Cyrus emerge. I'll keep the volume down a little bit because it's not as important.
• 36:18
  So this is what we saw. And I I watched that. I'm just absolutely disgusted by it, personally. You probably are too. But this was a this was a huge shift because as you can see in the video, she's wearing basically like her bra and her panties.
• 36:58
  So she's almost naked. And she's got the short hair, she has the tongue kind of sticking out, and she's not just twerking, but she's kind of simulating, you know, sex with this singer on stage. So there's a lot of people that kinda looked at this, and they looked at this this thing that was happening, this transformation. And it was this this, this concept that on that day, Hannah Montana died. Right?
• 37:25
  So on that day, on 08/25/2013, Hannah Montana died. So Miley Cyrus' previous persona died on that night. Now the other thing that happened on that exact same day was she releases her what is her one of her most famous songs called Wrecking Ball, and the video came out a few weeks later. So I'm gonna play just a little clip of the the rep Wrecking Ball video. Now there's no nudity in it, but she is naked.
• 37:58
  But but again, keep in mind, this is the woman that right here. Let's see. Where is it? Right here. Where's our little Hannah?
• 38:05
  So that just a couple of years ago, that this is who she was, and all of a sudden, within a two year window of of Hannah Montana, the show ending, right, you now have this. So this is I'm just gonna play a small little clip from this song. I won't keep it too loud because I don't really care for her music, but you have this emerging. That's enough. Insanely, I'm not gonna I'll turn the volume down.
• 39:01
  If you again, if you look at just look at the video, look as it plays. Hyper hypersexualization. This was 2013. This came out. This was so again, the song came out 08/25/2013.
• 39:14
  This song, Wrecking Ball, and she's talking about how she was wrecked. This person wrecked her. Now it's kind of talking about through the guise of she's in a relationship with somebody and maybe her heart was broken. But, again, if you look at the symbolism, obviously, you have the very, very overt sexual symbolism. The sexual is the kind of the the how she's caressing this sledgehammer, how she's caressing the chain, she's licking things.
• 39:39
  I mean, it's it's she's gone from being again, from two years, from this to this in two years. Now I wanted to just make a point here is that keep in mind that so Hannah Montana aired up until 2011. So if you and so Hannah Montana was rated TVG, meaning that it was for general audiences. It was a Disney show. So imagine an eight year old watching Hannah Montana.
• 40:08
  Right? This is their this is their star. They've got posters of her on their room. This is this beautiful young woman that is a celebrity to them. As eight years old, imagine some eight year old watching this and just worshiping Hannah Montana in 2011.
• 40:22
  But then two years later, that same eight year old is 10 years old. And all of a sudden, you've got this on this right here that emerges. You've got this disgusting sexual behavior with completely, I mean, absolutely degenerate, on stage, twerking, basically simulating sex on stage. And then you have this right here. You've got this video of her, right, where she's, you know, naked, she's licking this hammer, she's doing this kind of stuff.
• 40:51
  So, think about how that affects that child. And I'll be getting into this towards the end of the show when I come back to this this point here. But what does that do to this eight year old, again, that was loved this girl then? By the time she this little girl's 10 years old now, she's watching her favorite star become this. And Miley Cyrus is only 20 years old during this video.
• 41:12
  She was 20 years old when she was up on stage twerking like that. So she's still a young girl. It's just I don't know. It's it's absolutely sick and disgusting. And so, again, if if you look at him on if you look at Miley Cyrus and you're looking at a lot of the kind of more occult symbolism, the, you know, the one eyed photographs, right, covering the eye, the occult imagery, horns, cages, checkerboards, butterflies, sexual transformation, the, all the the monarch symbolism.
• 41:42
  It's like it's it's right in your face. So there's even one of her music views that came out, I think, shortly, I think it may have been the same album, where there is this human head skull made of french fries that people were eating. And again, if if you're watching my show, you're probably this is nothing new to you, and you're like, oh, yeah, of course. There's they're kinda showing us what they do. But, again, now here, look at this is one of her, early, album covers right here.
• 42:09
  So here again you have Miley Cyrus, Butterfly Fly Away. Now, thankfully, they gave her two eyes in this, but wouldn't have surprised me if they had one of her eyes covered up. But, I mean, make what you want of it. Okay? But I wanna I wanna focus now on dates.
• 42:28
  Because if you if you dig deeply into a lot of the occult stuff, and this isn't some conspiracy, this is real, dates and numbers are exceptionally important to them. Exceptionally important, as it relates to different times of the year. You know, even right now, as we're leading up into, say, Halloween in the fall, there's a lot of pagan rituals, a lot of satanic rituals, a lot of, very, very dark, evil, sacrificial kind of timing around these things that it's very common that you'll have more of their kind of sacrifices happening around this time, you know, as you're kinda getting into late, August, September, October, kinda ending at Halloween. Think about September was it September 10, I think, Charlie Kirk assassination, which in my opinion was some sort of ritual sacrifice. It's very common that through this window you have these things happening.
• 43:23
  And so if we're looking at the specific dates of this, we've got August 25. Okay? So 08/25/2026, Dolly dies. Dolly Parton dies. August 25 is also Billy Ray Cyrus's birthday.
• 43:42
  It's interesting. 08/25/2013 is the exact day that this infamous VMA performance happened, and it was the exact day that the song Wrecking Ball was released. So the symbolic transformation of Miley Cyrus, the symbolic metamorphosis where her old self died and her new self was reborn happened again on 08/25/2013. So if we're looking at this, 2013 is when Miley Cyrus's former self dies, her new self is born, and exactly thirteen years later to the day is the day that Dolly Parton dies. Now, this doesn't prove anything.
• 44:28
  We know there's a lot of, you know, kind of occult significance attached to the number 13. But, again, it doesn't improve anything. But there's one other important part to this is that Miley herself has already established that August 25 is a very important date to her. So back in, 2023, 08/25/2023, Miley released this album called used to be young. And there's a video of her as part of her video kind of, you know, launch marketing where she was doing these little interviews and everything, but she specifically says that August 25 is personally significant to her because of her history.
• 45:07
  Again, so that was three years to the day before Dolly died. So this isn't some kind of retroactive Internet numerology. August 25 genuinely mattered to Molly before Dolly's death. Okay? And what age is Miley?
• 45:25
  When Dolly dies, she's 33. Now, again, it could be a complete coincidence, but we know that that 33 is a very, very important number as the age of Christ at crucifixion, the 33 degree, the Freemasonry. You see 33 very, very commonly. You see even now, even Cashew Patelka after the the Charlie Kirk assessment coming out and saying that, I think it was that it took them thirty three hours to kind of solve the crime. So you'll see this, you'll see the instance of '33 coming up again and again.
• 45:57
  And so looking to it, you know, coincidence is not evidence, but you kinda add it to the board and you try to make sense of it. Now let's take a look at this. This is, again, even more interesting. Another interesting coincidence is that after Dolly dies, Molly sorry, Miley Cyrus posts a tribute to Instagram. And I'm gonna pull that up for you here.
• 46:23
  So this right here is this is a post from Miley Cyrus on her Instagram. This was four days ago. And where she's, you know, says, The feeling of losing my aunt Dolly is beyond what it feels right to share. You see, she's kind of talking about things, but I want to hone in on one thing right here. Okay.
• 46:40
  She says, One of our last conversations was about music and metamorphosis, and she puts a butterfly emoji in there. Now again, is that just some coincidence? It could be. But that this right here, it's like almost like this right here is what makes the whole thing come full circle. That here we have Miley, who's saying that one of her last conversations with Dolly Parton before she died was about metamorphosis, and she puts in a butterfly emoji.
• 47:18
  Make what you do of it. Right? We have Dolly, butterflies, the monarch butterfly symbolism, the ties of that monarch to project monarch, encounter, etcetera. The monarch, metamorphosis, the transformation, Dolly, who's Miley's godmother. Right?
• 47:38
  Miley, the same person with the dual identity of Hannah Hannah Montana. 2013, August 25 is the transformation, is the symbolic date when the old Miley died and the new Miley was born. 2013, August 25, the transformation date, thirteen years later to the day Dolly dies, Molly is 33, and then sorry, Miley is 33, and Miley's tribute is metamorphosis with a butterfly emoji. So again, it proof of anything? No.
• 48:14
  But is it a very bizarre collection of coincidences? Absolutely. So now I want to zoom out a little bit here. Right? Zoom even further out.
• 48:26
  So we have Mariah Carey, we talked about, right, who is very, very controlled, a very clean image. She has her Butterfly album that represents her transition into becoming sexual, free, you could say degenerate in many ways. So you have this dual personality thing that's happening. You've got Beyonce as an example. Right?
• 48:50
  Beyonce has an alter ego she's talked about named Sasha Fierce, where she's explicitly talked about how she created and named this alter ego and she said said, I am Sasha Fierce. And she talks about this different personality on stage. It's more aggressive. It's sexual. It's uninhibited.
• 49:07
  So is it a stage persona, or is it an alternate personality? Okay. If you look at the alleged symbolism, again, you see the same things happen with Beyonce, the one eye, the alter ego, the transformation, the occult imagery that you you keep seeing. We have Taylor Swift. We talked about Taylor Swift, and Taylor Swift comes back as full circle to Dolly Parton, which I'll get to in a second here.
• 49:28
  Right? You have the same thing that's happened. You get an old Taylor Swift. She emerges. She's this very, you know, kinda conservative and very very clean-cut and and very pretty and well presented, very kinda controlled and well mannered.
• 49:41
  And then she has this transformation into the new Taylor Swift. Right? She has this reputation era, this, famous line. She says, with the old Taylor is dead. And you have this visual imagery there of of literally her one of his famous videos, her music video at that time of her crawling out from a grave.
• 49:57
  There's snakes. There's multiple Taylors. There's these old personalities. There's death. There's rebirth.
• 50:02
  Again, you have this metamorphosis pattern. Right? Now, what is that pattern? It's the child. It's the innocent identity.
• 50:11
  You have the destruction. Right? The wrecking ball. You have the death of that previous persona. You have that transformation into this sexualized darker identity.
• 50:23
  And then you had with which is done through this rebirth. And so, you know, the the question, right, is this some sort of ordinary kind of celebrity reinvention? Is this is it the ancient storytelling archetype, the hero's journey, or is it something ritualistic? Is it something that's tied to initiate initiations, to the occult, to Freemasons? I don't know.
• 50:49
  But then you get into to Whitney Houston. Right? So I'm not gonna go deep into this, but again, this ties into it. So Whitney Houston, one of her most favorite most famous songs, I will always love you. So that song was written by Dolly.
• 51:05
  So Dolly literally show now allegedly, I'm not sure if she actually did, but it's attributed to her writing it. So I will always love you. Now Whitney turned it into one of the biggest songs ever. So Whitney dies 02/11/2012 at Beverly Hilton. She dies in a bathtub.
• 51:20
  Allegedly, she it was cocaine plus a heart disease and an accidental drowning. That was the official story. But she dies she was there for Clive Davis' pre Grammy party, right, who was her mentor, enormously powerful music executive, and Whitney's dead upstairs in a bathtub while the party is still happening downstairs. So Grammys, the next even become the next evening becomes this massive Whitney memorial event. So that setting generated years of, you know, lots of different conspiracies about that.
• 51:51
  Probably a lot of them are being true. But then you have Bobby Christina. Right? So sorry, Bobby Christina Whitney, which was Whitney's daughter. Sorry.
• 52:01
  Apologies. So Bobby Christina, who is Whitney's daughter. So again, Whitney found unresponsive, dead in a bathtub. So then three years later, her only daughter, Bobby Christina, is also found unresponsive in a bathtub, and she later dies from that. So there's a lot of parallels there.
• 52:19
  It doesn't prove murder or anything like that, but it just is strange. Okay? But the song that's kind of forever tied to Whitney is the song that Dolly wrote called I Will Always Love You. Now, the last video that Dolly Parton put out before she died, it was as of the year she was talking, and she's kinda talking. She's giving updates, like, a five minute video or so.
• 52:42
  She ends that video by saying, I will always love you. Is it just a coincidence? It very well could be. But again, it's really, really strange. Now I told you that I was gonna tie it back to Taylor Swift.
• 53:00
  So this is really, really weird. Okay? So let me kinda pull this up to show you now. So weeks before Dolly died, Dolly put this video out addressing and she was thanking Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce because they donated, like, I think, $2,000,000 to Dolly's Imagination Library, and she records a thank you. But in this, she's joking about wanting their firstborn.
• 53:28
  Okay? Very, very strange. So here's the video. Let me play it for you. I'll play a few times.
• 53:32
  It's only about, you know, ten seconds. So listen to this. This is a video shortly before she dies, addressing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Just watch.
• 53:42
  Speaker 2: Oh, hey, when you have your firstborn, can I have it? Because that is gonna be one special baby.
• 53:50
  Speaker 1: How weird is that? So in this video thanking Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, she says, when you have your firstborn, can I have it? And again, if you look you can go back into the biblical times, the the the importance of the firstborn, the firstborn is oftentimes the one that is sacrificed. This is what you see over and over again. But what's also weird about this, I'll play it again for you.
• 54:16
  Speaker 2: Oh, hey, when you have your firstborn, can I have it? Because that is gonna be one special baby.
• 54:23
  Speaker 1: Now, one thing you look at, we talked about earlier, how you can see the signs. You can see that when people are of this class, of this background, when they're in this part of society, that you see a lot of this symbolism trickle through. And one of the big you know, aspects of symbolism is the hand signs. And so if you look at okay. So you can see here on the right, that they they did a freeze frame of that showing that hand sign, Right?
• 54:50
  It's it's, you know, the rock and roll hand sign is what we were taught as kids, but this this is a very, very, satanic hand sign. It's a very specific hand sign that's used, you know, because they're big on these hand signs. So now people are saying, oh, it was just an accident. You know, people know, again, that happens. Sometimes you might have someone sitting, and they're kind of making a triangle with their hands, or they're doing something, and people will say, Oh, look, their Illuminati.
• 55:13
  But if you watch her hand with this, right, if you watch her hand as she's talking, she intentionally look at that right there. Okay? Watch this. Like, to me, this isn't some accidental symbol. She puts her hand in front of her heart, and she okay, she's already got it folded like that.
• 55:35
  Okay, she's already got her hand folded, and she intentionally flips up her pinky finger right there. I mean, people that love Dolly, they're saying, Look, you know, why are you spitting on her grave? Why are you saying that she was evil? She wasn't. And she was kind of new age towards the end of her life, but she did a lot of good things for her faith.
• 55:56
  That's that's fine. I'm not kind of trying to argue with you, but how do you explain that? To me, this isn't in in the same time okay. Again, at the exact same time, she's making this supposedly joke video asking one of the most famous women on Earth right now, Taylor Swift. She's asking for her firstborn child at the same time she's making a satanic hand sign.
• 56:23
  Right here, look, flips the pinky up, and you can see she flips her pinky up and she pulls her thumb in to form that hand sign. So, you know, I mean, am I just trying to find conspiracies because that's my business is generating clicks? No, I'm not. I'm just trying to look at all the different patterns that we see. And I'm sorry, but I can't ignore that.
• 56:51
  Right? Was it her making a joke, or was it some sort of request for her firstborn child with this occult gesture? And so, again, now there's different theories though. There's different ideas of whether, you know, Dolly was a sacrifice as part of Miley Cyrus' transformation. You know, you have that Dolly who was the the godmother, she was the elder.
• 57:18
  You have Miley, which was the successor. Dolly associated with the butterfly. Miley associated with the butterfly, Miley Miley associated with the transformation. The date of Miley's transformation is August 25. Dolly dies, August 25, exactly thirteen years later when when Miley is 33.
• 57:38
  Miley describes the final conversation she had with Dolly Parton talking about metamorphosis with a butterfly emoji. And you get to ask, it's like, does Dolly's death represent some sort of ritual sacrifice or handoff or some sort of initiation? I don't know. I mean, maybe she's just 80 years old, and she was sick, and her body was done, and she died of cancer. Maybe it's as simple as that.
• 58:12
  Or maybe she had from her COVID jab, maybe that caused some things to go awry in her, and she, you know, this thing popped up. It was more turbo, quickly happened. She's a very private person. It could be as simple as that. But there is a lot more going on there.
• 58:30
  And then one just kind of last point just to throw in there is the whole cloning idea. Because there's lot of different theories about whether Dolly was cloned at some point. There's a lot of theories about celebrities being cloned. I've dug into them quite, you know, quite a bit. I don't really talk about that as much on the show.
• 58:47
  It's maybe a little further outside the Overton window of my Overton window. If you ever look into Donald Donald Marshall and getting into, the underground cloning facilities, there's some really kind of wild rabbit holes you can go to go down into. But there's certain theories that maybe Dolly was cloned, and that's how she never aged. Because even you know, again, as an 80 year old woman, there's a lot of 80 year old women that have a lot of plastic surgery that don't look like Dolly Parton. There's there's some kind of strange going on there.
• 59:15
  But what's weird, though, with the cloning thing is that, allegedly, the first mammal cloned was a sheep. The sheep was named Dolly. So named after Dolly Parton. So the first mammal that was cloned, allegedly, like, think they've been cloning people for quite some time. That's my own belief.
• 59:34
  But, you know, from the public record, right, the official's narrative, the first mammal cloned from an adult from an adult, you know, somatic cell, I think they referred to it, from a mammary gland, was a sheep that they named Dolly. So, okay, the first cloned mammal was named Dolly after Dolly Parton. That's strange. Okay? So again, let's just look at the facts one last time.
• 1:00:02
  Okay? Dolly dies August 25, brief battle with cancer, undisclosed. It's all undisclosed, rapid apparent decline at the Vanderbilt of all places. There's Moderna connect connection, the symbolism between her and Miley, that connection. We have the August 25, all those weird numbers, the, you know, thirteen years to the day between between Miley's transformation and the death of Dolly Parton, Miley being aged 33, Hannah Montana, the dual identities, the butterflies, Miley saying the meta metamorphosis with the butterfly, the Dolly Whitney connection, the cloned sheep.
• 1:00:35
  There's just a lot going on here. There's a a lot of weird stuff. There's a of other weird theories going on as well, which I'm not gonna there's there there I think there's definitely some kind of fake things that have been introduced into this rumor mill about Justin Bieber and these allegations and everything. But, you know, I'm not gonna really kinda dig into those because I couldn't really find much that was anything that I consider worth going, you know, going over with you. But, you know so what is it we're really looking at, though?
• 1:01:00
  Is this nothing more than coincidence? Is this celebrities deliberately using these ancient occult transformation imageries because it's provocative and marketable? Is it this that the entertainment industry is obsessed with death and rebirth and alter egos initiation, or something much darker and deeper. And I think it's the latter, especially, again, coming after all the interviews I've done with MK Ultra survivors. I think it's absolutely the latter.
• 1:01:26
  But when you put the facts together, it's it's it's one hell of a rabbit hole. And it is one thing I wanted to comment on and just share, and I'm kinda coming to the conclusion of of the main part of the show, so I'll be getting into the the q and a section now, is it's it's so sinister because if you look at what they've done I think it's if you look at Miley Cyrus, you look at Mariah Carey, you look at Britney Spears, what I see here is that these are very specific tools to corrupt our culture, and specifically to corrupt the youth. And that's really important to them is the ability to corrupt the youth. Because if you look at what happens when a young, say, five year old or six or seven year old, they fall in love with Hannah Montana. And they follow that person, they worship that person, they have the posters on the wall.
• 1:02:12
  But then all of sudden, Hannah Montana, you know, a few years later turns into this disgusting, degenerate, just sex symbol that is, you know, twerking on stage, naked. Now Miley Cyrus kinda went much further with it, but it's the same thing. It's it to me, I what I built my belief is is it's a very, very specific agenda to corrupt the the morality of the youth. I think Disney is central to it. That's a whole other rabbit hole to get into is Disney, you know, the the Mickey Mouse Club, a lot of the young the young people that come you know, kinda rise out of Mickey Mouse Club and become these famous stars.
• 1:02:49
  I think it's absolutely an agenda to take these children, the these child stars, have them be very, very just lovely people. Parents approve of them. You know, parent might have watched Hannah Montana and thought, okay. This is pretty innocent. She's a nice looking girl.
• 1:03:05
  But they take these child stars, they get the children through Disney to fall in love with these child stars, and then in this short period of time, they turn these child stars into complete degenerates. Because how many young women do you think followed the path of Miley Cyrus? How many young young girls that were teenagers at the time that they're just getting into high school? They're 13, 14 years old, and all of a sudden, the woman they they worship becomes this slut who's, like, grinding on stage and and riding a wrecking ball naked and, you know, licking a in a very sexual manner, a sledgehammer. I think that that's, you know and I and I that's something that I really kind of walked away from this research with an understanding of that it it's a very sinister process of how they have done this to corrupt the youth.
• 1:03:51
  And I think it goes it's definitely tied into Disney. It definitely get get into the the secret, you know, societies, the alpha agencies. You know, Freemasons, the Jesuits, etcetera. So, anyway, I'm gonna have another sip of my tea from my my rooster cup. And let's get into the question and answers now.
• 1:04:11
  So give me one second. Alrighty. So, let's pull up the, the comments. Let's see what the chat here's the chat going on here. This is over on Rumble, I'm gonna I'm looking on the other side of my screen here, so I wanna look at my notes from my producer, Kay.
• 1:04:36
  Thank you, Kay. And wow, we've got a we've got a lot of people watching tonight. I guess I haven't I haven't looked at this all program because I've been so focused. I wanted to give you this really, really good show, this kind of deep dive because and not that I'm happy that Dolly died, but, like, this is my favorite kind of content to cover. I love if I could do just shows like this, that's all I would do.
• 1:04:57
  I love going down conspiracy rabbit holes and just asking questions and piecing things together. So but what's great though, because we've got let's see, on Rumble, we have 6,000 people watching on Rumble, which is that's great. But then YouTube, we've got almost 600 on YouTube. And I know 600 is only 10% of Rumble, but for YouTube, that's great. It's actually really good that YouTube is starting to open up.
• 1:05:24
  So for those of you that are watching, thank you, both people on YouTube and Rumble for being here. Okay. So let's go ahead and, yeah, get in. Actually, yeah. Thank you, Tomahawk.
• 1:05:36
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• 1:05:47
  Yeah. Atlas, you say you've run out of questions. That's funny. I'm gonna, turn my air down real quick by two degrees, because this this kind of waxed cotton jacket, you know, canvas gets kind of warm. So anyway, let me go into my let me go into my notes real quick from Kay.
• 1:06:10
  Let's see Kay. So Atlas, from Rumble who says, What was done with her body? Yeah. I don't know. I I haven't looked into it.
• 1:06:21
  I'm still trying to figure out what happened to Charlie's body, but, yeah, I'm not sure. I I wish I had a good answer for you. Kev Neil on Rumble says he said, did that did that slave for you video years ago on the studio grip? Oh, interesting. So no.
• 1:06:35
  You so wow. So you did the video. So did that slave for you video years ago? I'm a studio grip. Interesting.
• 1:06:43
  You say that, you know, she says that, with Britney Spears, he says, we did it at Universal as I recall. And you say that she was approachable and nice, but pretty phony too. Yeah. Makes sense. Yep.
• 1:06:58
  Atlas, BE says, would the cannibals turn up their noses at the cancerous meet? Yeah. Maybe. I'm not sure. You know, Jeff over on YouTube saying who controls the music industry?
• 1:07:12
  Well, that's a whole that's a whole, that's a whole rabbit hole to get hold to get into, Yeah. To to kinda get into that. I mean, it's it's, you know, you get some tiny hats going on, and you get a lot of things going on. But that's that's a we'll save that maybe for the offline discussion. I I try to be careful with these things these days.
• 1:07:34
  Hemp Carr, thank you. Thank you, Hemp Carr for, donating a dollar. And it says Dolly praising Azeel. I saw that video where where Dolly is kinda she's sitting, I think, with Jennifer Aniston next to her, and she's kinda toasting. And she's almost like she's toasting Aziel.
• 1:07:51
  I might actually let me see if I have the video. One second. Let me check my I think that I had I think that my, Kay had sent me that video, and I didn't really let's see, this is it right here. Yeah. So yeah, here you go.
• 1:08:08
  Sorry, this might be a little bit loud, because I don't have a volume control on here. So, so yeah, so check this out. This, I'll play it again.
• 1:08:18
  Speaker 2: To the goddess sound. To goddess sound.
• 1:08:24
  Speaker 1: Yeah, to the goddess Zelle? Yeah, that's also strange. You know, because if I if I know correctly, you know, it says a z e l. Azel was a fallen angel. So it's like, was she toasting to some fallen angel in that?
• 1:08:39
  I don't know. I mean, she's right next to Jennifer Anderson, I think, who I forget who else was there with her. Cedric Boland. Sorry. Cedric Bullock.
• 1:08:47
  Which also has a strange name, Bullock. I don't know why I said Bullock. Anyway, I'm not I'm not sure. Back to the back over to the comments. Let's let's say hello to the, let's say hello to the YouTube crowd here.
• 1:09:02
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• 1:09:15
  Actually we're I think right around 16,000 people on the wait list right now. We are so close. I'm so excited. We're finally kind of finally at the last stage of this thing. So, anyway, yes.
• 1:09:31
  Yeah, that's it. So, back over to the the chats and the q and a. Okay. So we had a question. Yeah.
• 1:09:38
  Gray Summer on YouTube says not clones, shape shifters. You know, I yeah. I wouldn't necessarily throw out that theory either. There's I I think that I think there's a good chance that there's a lot of these these I'm not saying Dolly in particular, but I think there's a lot of these people that are running a lot of things in our world that aren't even human, whether they're, you know, Vril or whatever. I don't know.
• 1:10:01
  There's definitely some very, very strange stuff happening. Morgan one eight eight eight over on YouTube says, can you explain the cloning issue? What happens to the original? Well, so as as far as I understand, look, I'm not an expert on human cloning. I haven't I've only done it a few times myself.
• 1:10:19
  No. I'm just joking. But, I mean, as far as I understand, it's like, you know, the original person I think that what happens is that it's like they will if they're gonna clone somebody, that they will kill off the original once the new clone is put out. Again, that's the kind of that's the alleged conspiracy. So yeah.
• 1:10:39
  Not sure. Grateful sheep says, why is Trump administration celebrating her? I love Trump, but not this. I don't know. I don't know.
• 1:10:50
  You know, Trump does a lot of things that I cannot explain that I do not agree with. I'll leave it there. Other comments? Any other comments? Okay.
• 1:11:02
  Let's see. So, so, yep, thank you for there's a link for Build the Ark. Yeah, Grace Waves, You cannot be a strong Christian and be an advocate for gay sex and the vaccine, that much we know. Also, Sherry Lowenstein, I thought she said to the god of sound. Yeah.
• 1:11:22
  I'm not sure. That's why I had that video, but I wasn't gonna play it, more of her toasting because I I just wasn't sure exactly what it was saying, or what she was saying because it was kind of so maybe she was toasting to the god of sound, but I guess if she was toasting to the god of sound, that's also kind of off to me. You know? But, again, you know, she she became more new agey, as she got older. So, yeah.
• 1:11:50
  Yeah, I'm not sure. Yeah. Liberty Mutual, six, I now think that circumcision is an evil ritual. I agree. Yeah, I agree.
• 1:12:02
  That's a whole different yeah, circumcision, that's a whole different rabbit hole to get into. And yes, I also agree. I think it's done intentionally to create a kind of a sexual trauma at the most vulnerable part of a man's life when he's first born. Yes. Yeah.
• 1:12:23
  Atlas B, who needs clones with the advances in AI? Yeah. Yes, good point there. Okay. So here we go.
• 1:12:33
  Let's hop over, to, YouTube. Yeah, a few people on YouTube were saying to the God of sound. And maybe that's what she was. Maybe she was just saying, you know, bless you know, maybe she was toasting to the God of sound. Eddie Judd, 4266, 6.
• 1:12:54
  Seth, what herb is good to boost energy? That's a good yeah. That's a good question. I was trying to think what herb is good to boost energy. The coffee bean.
• 1:13:08
  You know, I'm not see, I'm trying to think of what I might take for energy. Because I take a I take, like a know, testosterone mix, just natural herbs. It's got, long Jack and a few things. But in terms of herbs to boost energy, I know of certain ones are good for, like, kind of relaxing, but I'm not sure, actually. And just keep in mind, just, you know, if you have questions and whatnot, you don't have to you know, you can ask questions that are outside of the, show topic.
• 1:13:37
  So if you wanna ask me about what herb is good for energy or whatever, yeah, then you can you can ask really any questions. Okay. So, Craig says, my granddaughter wants to know what you think about astrology and zodiac signs. So, good question. And, yeah, thank you for asking me that.
• 1:13:57
  So what do I think about astrology and zodiac signs? When I was younger, I I, I think back in college, I, sort of looked into that kind of stuff more. And, yeah, I think that look. I think there's definitely some some some truth to it from the perspective that, like, I know people that could like, my brother, actually, he he was really into that, and then, he's he's passed, unfortunately. And but he could meet somebody, and within five minutes, he would know what their sign was just through their behavior and everything.
• 1:14:25
  So I I think that they're you know, I mean, look, the it's it's kind of, like, throughout the bible, there are references of following the stars, and there there's it's obvious that the the stars in the sky are very important. Right? And so, like, I don't necessarily think that astrology is, like witchcraft. I don't really don't pay attention to myself because I think that it's like, to me, it's not that important. Like, I'm just focused on my own my own faith, my own journey.
• 1:14:50
  I think that it absolutely can be used. I think astrology is very central to witchcraft, to a lot of, you know, pagan rituals and stuff. And so that's why I stay away from it. I think there's people that are way too into astrology, and then their their lives are controlled by it. They're constantly reading horoscopes and doing a lot of stuff.
• 1:15:11
  So, I mean, I I definitely do think that there is some relationship between the stars and mankind. Like, I absolutely think that. And to me, that's to me, that's kind of proof of god. Right? That god is is so profound in his grand design that that we are somehow reflected through the stars.
• 1:15:30
  I think it gets it gets to be problematic when people are following that stuff instead of following their faith. Right? Like, you know, and following the word. You know, that's where to me where it gets problematic is when people become they think that, you know, they can learn the truth of the universe through studying astrology, like instead just through their own, you know, kind of spiritual journey, through faith. So, anyway, hopefully, that's a that's a, helpful answer for you, Craig.
• 1:15:59
  And yeah, she said, Craig says that, she loves listening to you when I play it, on the TV. Well, I'm glad, so hello, granddaughter. I've answered your questions, have to keep posting it. Hopefully, they got your question there. I think maybe you accidentally put posted it multiple times.
• 1:16:16
  That's okay, though. Thank you for the question, Craig. And so yeah. So, again, you know, Marilyn's saying astrology is not of God. Yeah.
• 1:16:27
  Mean, astrology of itself, I think, yeah, it can be it's you can look at it as kind of like a side path. You can look at it as something that kinda takes you away. But I do think that I do think that that, it's again, I my kind of belief is that it's it's kind of like it shows how profound God's grand design is. Like, I think that there's nothing that's unintentional. I think that even looking at the the the leaves or the hair in my head, these are all part of God's design.
• 1:16:54
  And so I don't necessarily, you know, kind of do this and kind of shun away from it. But again, I don't I don't follow it. I don't pay attention to it. I think that it can absolutely be used by, you know, by dark things. And so, yeah.
• 1:17:09
  I don't I don't, I don't I don't pay much attention to it. So yeah. The church bells. Yeah. That's a good one.
• 1:17:18
  I've done some deep dives into that. See Kota Kota Skater on YouTube, why they're doing away with the church bells. Frequency was used for praise and healing in the past. Now most music about the masses is all negative. Yeah.
• 1:17:29
  I I agree completely. Yeah. That that was a very, very intentional, very, very, very intentional, when they went through the the Bell graveyards graveyards. And supposedly, it was because of, you know, different wars, and they had to kind of reclaim the metal. But it was it was I think it was way, way, way, way kinda off.
• 1:17:49
  And, yeah, I I do drink a fair bit of coffee. That's this isn't coffee. This is, matcha. It's like a matcha green tea, mix that I have in my in my rooster cup. Yep.
• 1:18:02
  I'm so happy about this guy, I bought two of them for my buddy Liam. I love, I love nice cups. Okay. So, Eddie Judd who says, thank you all, I drink lots of coffee. I drink a fair bit of coffee too.
• 1:18:19
  We've got a nice espresso machine. And yeah, we, my wife and I, we make a lot of espressos. So I don't I don't drink drip coffee, really. We mostly just do I do, I do pull shots of espresso, and I'll make lattes and stuff at home. Yep.
• 1:18:36
  See, is a Lake Lake VACM over on YouTube says, you could probably say in God's eyes and heart, anything humans do outside of his true love, true life and true blood lineage is strange, misfortune, unprincipled, thus evil. Yeah, that's a fair point. Yeah, there's a difference between astronomy and astrology. Yep. I agree with that.
• 1:18:58
  Okay. Let's hop over. Let's hop back over to Rumble, see what the Rumble crowds you're really, really active tonight. Really active tonight. I don't get to watch you very often, I love your content.
• 1:19:10
  Thank you, sir. That's from bake seventy two. Oh, one question. Actually, I'm I'm I forgot to ask you this. I'm considering moving the timing of my live show.
• 1:19:21
  You know, Sunday, I I don't like working on a Sunday for a lot of reasons, obviously, the obvious ones. But, yeah, I don't, I've been considering maybe going to a weekday, and I also want to start doing more of a call in show, like, of working in a call in show into the live show. Actually, want to quickly Grateful Sheep who says this may be your best show ever, Seth, at least I've seen. Thank you for that. I really, really appreciate that.
• 1:19:51
  Honestly, I really do appreciate that. I put I put a lot of work into tonight's show. I wasn't joking. I said probably twelve hours or so just to prepare all that content, in addition to the team, kind of helping with me. So shout to Kay and the team.
• 1:20:06
  But anyway, so I I considering obviously, you're all here. It's a it's a Sunday night, and we're here. But if I was the question for you all is if I was gonna move the live show to a weekday, would you prefer a weekday during the day or a weekday evening? And if I went to a weekday evening, could probably do an earlier show than the 10PM. Like, maybe I do, say, 9PM on, like, a Tuesday or something or 9PM on a Thursday.
• 1:20:35
  So let me know if let me know what you think. Let me know what your preference is. If you could, just kinda pick a time that would be the best time for a live show, please let me know in the election in elections. I'm sorry. I read a oops.
• 1:20:52
  Okay. Yeah. Pile of shoes. We get the point. Thank you.
• 1:20:55
  Satan is a faggot. Okay. Yeah. Thank you, moderator. Yeah.
• 1:21:01
  Anyway, so, yeah, let me know what you, if there's a preference that you have. Good to see you, Ben to rocks. Good to see you, man. Bot galore boom. Also, renew over on Rumble.
• 1:21:13
  It says, first time watching. Great show. Thank you. Thank you. Reminder for everyone, please subscribe to the channel, whether you're watching on YouTube or Rumble or whether you're listening to the podcast afterwards because the live show is not done on the as a on the podcast platforms.
• 1:21:31
  You know, just yeah. Make sure you subscribe. Make sure you subscribe. Hog hog with the nuts. Nice jacket, Seth.
• 1:21:44
  Don't go to the grocery store. You will, you will be fight them off. I always knew you were a stud. Thank you. I forget who makes this jacket.
• 1:21:54
  It's I'm actually wearing a singlet underneath. That's my secret. When I'm not when I'm not in a flannel in front of the TV, all I wear are black singlets. Oh, this is a, yeah, tech wax. So that's it's just a waxed it's a waxed jacket.
• 1:22:09
  So okay. So Corey Dallas says, evening at 10PM. That's helpful. Thank you. So, Tina McCarthy says seven or 8PM central, which again, that's close to say nine, 10PM.
• 1:22:24
  Chantal, Dabrule says Thursday 10PM. So, Kay, hopefully, you can you can, track these things. Dusker, 8PM central, which is, again, 9PM. Yeah. Looks like we're getting, like, 9PM.
• 1:22:38
  I yeah. So 09:10PM or so. Any preference on weekday versus, weekend? Let me know. Yes.
• 1:22:48
  Also, yeah. Thank you. Hit that like. And thank you. Let's go check on YouTube.
• 1:22:51
  See what okay. Great. Let's see. Thank you, Karen Klein. I do agree it's a great show.
• 1:22:58
  Thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah, I love coffee. Gray Summer. I do love coffee.
• 1:23:05
  I just I love coffee. Barb's LT Jana over on YouTube, you see, not a fan of call in shows. Yeah. I'd love to hear what you think what, your thoughts on why. Actually, in in general, everyone, what do you think about call in shows?
• 1:23:21
  Do you like the format that I have like this where it's just more me and you? Or would you prefer to have call in shows where you get to hear me talking to you, you can talk, and and, you know, do the more call in format? Let me know. Yeah. Ashwagandha Ashwagandha is is a good one.
• 1:23:43
  Yep. Let's see. Thank you, Ogres three Venky. Excellent live show. Thank you.
• 1:23:50
  Thank you. Morgan, I like the 7PM Pacific time, which is 10PM Eastern. So okay. Not Monday nights. That's my city council meeting.
• 1:23:59
  Yeah. I I don't like Mondays in general. Yes. Used to watch on Rumble all the time, brother. Thank God you're on YouTube.
• 1:24:06
  Yep. I've I've been sticking it with, YouTube. I'm kind of kind of just keeping I'm not getting up on I'm not giving up on YouTube. And the fact that we have let's see. How many people are on YouTube right now?
• 1:24:15
  We've got you got about 500 on YouTube, and we let's see. Where are we at over on Rumble? Yeah. Almost still still 6,000 over on Rumble. That's really encouraging.
• 1:24:25
  That's really, really nice. Okay. Yeah, let's see. Oh, Sleeping with Cats. I began watching you when you were on Alex Jones.
• 1:24:36
  Yeah, yeah, I was on back when we had Band. Video. Yeah, it's a shame that we lost Band. Video. That was a, that was a real loss.
• 1:24:46
  Let's go back over to, the old Rumble. Weekend is better, but I'll catch you if I can. So Noble Ship, who says, could Dolly have been one of the good ones, Sacrifice like Charlie Kirk? I mean, I don't know. I just I didn't see it's kind of harder to compare yeah, it's kinda hard to compare Charlie Kirk with Dolly Parton.
• 1:25:10
  I think that, you know, yeah. Liberty Mutual says, I like call in maybe once a month. That's a good idea. Right? Maybe if there's a call in show that is just once a month, or maybe like every other show is a call in.
• 1:25:21
  Yeah, it might be a little much to have it once a week, every week. That's a good point. So, Kay, this is great feedback for you. And this is really good. Garfield, not a fan of column, or not a fan of column.
• 1:25:33
  Let's see. Oh yeah, cool, there you go. Greetings from the Catskill Mountains, not too far away from you. Tatanka Dave. Tatanka Dave, yes.
• 1:25:45
  Yeah. No one wants to work on Sunday but Seth, bonus for him, Perry. Yeah. That is true. So Sherry says that I like this better since on the phone, people tend to ramble.
• 1:25:59
  Yes. Yeah. Awaken grandma bear says, Don't do call ins, is my vote. Interesting. A surprise, there's actually more people that don't like, that don't like, call ins than do like call ins.
• 1:26:12
  Interesting. It's good feedback. Very good feedback. Because I I mean, what I what I do is for you, right? So it's it's really important to me, what you all think.
• 1:26:23
  Yeah. So, Arcade of Interest says, Call ins shows drag on or too limiting in terms of questions. That is true. I do like the chat format. I like Biona coming here and just doing kind of like the AMA type thing.
• 1:26:36
  You know, Cassie for Jesus one, thank you. You say, God bless you, your beautiful family. Thank you. Yeah. So Ben Da Rock says, lots of live shows at eight to ten ish, so from 10PM onward.
• 1:26:52
  It seems like 10PM is a good time. It seems like 10PM is a good time, 10PM Eastern. Because I have people that I'm seeing that there's people that are saying, oh, eight, you know, or 9PM central or 7PM, Pacific. So it seems like 10PM is a good time. Yeah.
• 1:27:08
  Thank you, Tomahawk. The like button won't hurt you. I promise. Yes. KLN says, Damn Seth, I enjoy the weekend shows, keep up the great work.
• 1:27:20
  It's good helpful feedback, thank you. Liz or Lies77, I follow from New Zealand, so it's an afternoon show for us, weekday is fine. That's good to know. Okay, lotsa Yeah, it's true. You know, Kevin, you know, or Kev Neill, who says, You get so many more comments with the chat, I think, and so many more options for open for discussion.
• 1:27:47
  Yes. Gotta get those who ramble. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's very good for you to find people who just that's the problem is actually, think that Tomahawk's not a fan of call in shows. Yep. Call ins are lame.
• 1:28:03
  Call in shows can get a little cringey. Yeah. Vegas Pro Gambler says, FFS, old people die. What the WTF is wrong with all you people. That's funny.
• 1:28:25
  Yes, old people die. I agree. I I agree with you. Old people die. That's true.
• 1:28:34
  Interesting. LaBleu Lam says, stay on Sunday evening. Too crowded on the weekdays. I can watch them all live. Nothing on weekends can catch you live.
• 1:28:43
  That's part of why I chose Sunday. So, you know, the the tripster says call in is better for radio. You know, Mighty Mouse, again, I agree with the once a month, a monthly wrap up with the viewers. Greens, green skimmer, no call ins, please. Punch Punchet Punchietto, Punchinetto.
• 1:29:06
  Just don't make them infomercials. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. There we go. Deplorable Mama.
• 1:29:19
  Hi, Seth. Single Mama in SoCal. Yes. Nobleship. Seth, can I see if you still have your ponytail?
• 1:29:27
  No. That's that is the back of my head. There is no ponytail. I cut my hair off, I don't know, four years ago or so, something like that. Three, four years ago.
• 1:29:43
  I didn't like having long hair. I mean, I liked it for some reasons, but I I didn't like it. Like, just too much hassle, like washing it and and and just I don't know. Yeah. Bend to Rocks.
• 1:29:55
  Call in shows are good for a 3AM show. Yeah. Also, Bake 72. Yeah. Sounds like a normie saying old people die.
• 1:30:03
  Yeah. That was my thought, but I I didn't wanna say it. I I try try to be kind, but yes. Yeah. I I agree.
• 1:30:10
  Yeah. Old people die. That's true. Yeah. Yeah, there you go.
• 1:30:14
  Famous people don't die, lol. Yeah, okay. I like your chat. Be serious, I like your chat, it's not overloaded. You actually see my posts.
• 1:30:26
  Yeah, I saw that one too. Read it. Right? Be serious. I read it.
• 1:30:30
  Have guests. Yeah. Interesting, Kay. Good feedback. Like most people don't like call in shows.
• 1:30:36
  That's all I have to tell my wife, Kay, about that. She's been pushing me for call in for a long time. I've been resistant to it, but now I can tell you it's like, I just I just I don't know. I got a sense for my audience. Yep.
• 1:30:50
  Okay. Yeah. One show a month is too little, maybe two a month minimum. Well, no, still do live shows. I'm just not sure about whether how many call ins or call ins at all.
• 1:31:03
  That's funny, over on Why is everyone so afraid of call ins? From, XO SolanaXO over on YouTube. That's true. Yeah. Also, Morgan over on, YouTube.
• 1:31:17
  If you read the comments oops. Why is that popping up? If you read the comments and answer the questions, the comments in a live is good. And I also kinda like this. I I like, you know, yeah, I like being able to kinda get through a show and then have the to have the kind of discussion afterwards like this.
• 1:31:37
  Tiger Grove two, love the podcast. Columbus, Ohio. Yeah. That's my was, born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. Actually, just outside of Columbus in a little farming community called Plain City.
• 1:31:46
  So greeting to my fellow Ohioan. So x Solano, I like Collins. Gray Summer, I'm here for Seth. You know, Lisa Mace, why would Charlie Kirk be a sacrifice? Was he part of the club?
• 1:32:01
  I I don't think that, you know, I don't think that if somebody was sacrificed, it means that they were evil. I think oftentimes they weren't. I think that JFK was a ritual sacrifice. I don't I don't think that he was necessarily, you know, part of the exact club. So, yeah, I I don't think that if, you know, by saying Charlie was a sacrifice something, it's implying that he was, evil.
• 1:32:23
  Yeah, good point. Jack Jacqueline, Presnel over on YouTube. I wonder how many of Dolly's fans took the vaccine because Dolly encouraged them to take it. Yeah, good point. Very, very good point.
• 1:32:36
  So yeah. Did I do a show about the Charlie Kirk assassination? Not not one recently. I did I covered it a lot when it first happened. But then just kind of focused on other things.
• 1:32:53
  I don't believe the official narrative. Just so we're clear, I don't believe the FBI's position on Charlie Kirk. I don't think the lone gunman thing was true. So that's my kind of basic position without getting into detail. I think that I think that it was way more than that.
• 1:33:14
  Yeah. Okay. Let's see. Yeah. Yes, anyway, an interesting k, most people, most people don't like Collin, that's good feedback.
• 1:33:34
  Atlas BEs, take a fork in Columbus nowadays. Liberty Mutual, I like you reading comments and not just Rumble rants. Yeah. I mean, honestly, like, I I I wish that Yeah, I wish that I could interact with you all more. That's actually that's part of why I'm looking forward to the arc is because I'm looking forward to developing closer relationships with a lot of you.
• 1:33:57
  And that's part of it because, you know, I can't it's hard for me on a public platform or even with something like Telegram. It's hard for me to put much of my own life out there, you know, for for various reasons, but I I have to be somewhat private about my own personal life just because the kind of content that I'm covering. You know, if I was just covering homesteading, you know, then I'd probably be putting videos up all the time of my family and everything, but I'm not. I'm covering what I talked about tonight. I'm covering, like, the Illuminati and ritual sacrifices.
• 1:34:33
  So I have to be a little more private with, behind the scenes, but I'm looking forward to, the ARC because it's a private platform. And so it's not a public platform, meaning that I can I can share a lot more of my own life with the people on that platform? And so I hope to see you all, on there. Yep. Golden lady, I love Sundays, but understand the Sunday thing.
• 1:34:56
  Please, Collins. Great show. Thank you. Perry says, I love real peeps. I'm weird apparently, though.
• 1:35:08
  I'm really weird. I'm a really weird guy. I'm happy about it. It's just who I am. Alright?
• 1:35:16
  Like, I I don't I don't wanna not be weird. I don't wanna be normal. Like, what's normal mean? Right? Like, if if weird is the if you kinda have normal and you have weird, I wanna be weird.
• 1:35:27
  I don't wanna be normal. Like, I don't wanna be normal in today's society. Like, I wanna be the guy that's just that does not fit in. So, yeah. Like, I'm the guy that has a a a rooster cup.
• 1:35:46
  Actually, I think I have get rid of some roosters soon. We've got we've got too many roosters. It's a different different problem, though. Probably not one that you all can help me out with. Yeah.
• 1:35:58
  Yeah. So, you know, Cindy CA, Charlie was killed because of the following that he was amassing. I I think it's the following that he was amassing, but I think that he started questioning things that he wasn't supposed to question. October 7, some other things like that. That's that's my thought.
• 1:36:12
  His interview on on Patrick on PBD, when he's questioning what happened on on October 7, that I was really surprising to me. When I saw him questioning that, I think that could have had some things to do with it. If Seth, so Perry says, If Seth was a cluster B, he'd have no problem interrupting the callers, but he's got empathy. Oh, so cringe, so cringe guys, lol, come on. What ear snobs?
• 1:36:37
  My speakers must talk perfect. H Anon, have you ever looked into the Hunger Games producers' testimony on the industry? Was it, what was that? What was his name? Took my tongue.
• 1:36:55
  Yeah. Isaac Capi. I've I've looked at some Isaac Capi stuff, certainly, Jim Carrey a little bit. I've kind of like, I've looked at I've really looked into a lot of the conspiracies. I know that I my content is, you know, I my content is, you know, I'm not like I'm not ultra conspiracy.
• 1:37:16
  Like, I'm not getting into like, okay. Hey, tonight's show is about the grays and the reptilians, but I question a lot of things. But, you know, I I kinda dig into a lot of things that I don't talk about on the show. Just because I I I like to stay within the areas of things that I can at least you know, it's not just pure conspiracy. It's things I can actually show more real things.
• 1:37:37
  Like when you get into like the reptilians and that stuff, it just it's hard. It gets difficult to do those kinds of shows because stuff is so hidden. And so it's yeah. It's tricky. Yeah, more chicken soup.
• 1:37:52
  That's true. That is true. Okay, well, I think I'm gonna have to be wrapping up soon. As much as I love the chat, think I'll probably be wrapping up soon. Just so you know, just giving you a little bit of that warning.
• 1:38:12
  Interesting. Poohbear71, you've given me a lot more to ponder even though I was aware of most of all the signs that you pointed out. Your video made me wanna keep an open mind about Dolly now even though I really loved her. Well, that's good. And and that's the thing is, like, that's all I'm trying to do here is I I'm just like, I try to live my life with an open mind.
• 1:38:34
  I try not to become too fixed on things. There's certain things that, you know, I I I won't bend on, but I I really try to have an open mind about just everything. So, Sue Smith, arc timeline. I think that realistically, we're we're I can say that I I would say with almost with certainty that Arc the Arc will be launching sometime in September. That's that's with certainty.
• 1:39:02
  I I hope it's kind of earlier September. There's a good chance of that. But I would say it's definitely gonna be September. I know it's been I know it's been hap we've kind of been testing for a long time, and I've said, oh, a few more weeks so many times. But I have to say we we are genuinely now we are, we are at the final stage.
• 1:39:20
  Like, we're sub we were submitting our apps for review to the Google's, Google Play Store and the Apple developer you know, Apple Store. We're in the final stages of our beta testing. So I I can I can be confident in saying that? I know, Sue Smith, you've been waiting so, so patiently. I know you've been waiting so patiently.
• 1:39:40
  Yes. Okey dokey. Interesting, actually, user who says, Dolly is to Miley as Madonna is to Britney. I haven't looked at the Madonna Britney connection. I'll I'll I'll look into that.
• 1:39:56
  It's interesting. Yeah. You know, Charlie was assassinated in a pentagram. Yep. You cannot ignore that.
• 1:40:05
  I think Erika and her mother have occult connections. I've thought similar things. Yep. Yeah. Fall yeah.
• 1:40:17
  Looking into fallen angels. Yes. It does get crazy. Seth, have you heard of Icons twenty twenty on Rumble? That sounds familiar.
• 1:40:31
  Yeah. Also, yeah. Tell Seth the Akron burger option is silly. I know Atlas B. I know I've got a burger waiting for me at your diner, that you love in Akron.
• 1:40:42
  Yes. Benda Rocks, question. Seth, do you believe you are a star seed? Not really sure. I don't think so.
• 1:40:53
  I'm not I'm not really that sure what a starseed is. Sounds probably outside of my own kind of personal views of things. You know, I believe that God put me on Earth, and that I've got important things to do, as do all of us. So, whether I'm a starseed, I don't know. I I don't not sure.
• 1:41:17
  Yeah. I agree. Optimistic Realizer. Comparing Charlie Kirk to Dolly Parton is just wild to me. Yeah, think they're so different, Pete.
• 1:41:25
  They're so, so different. Yep. Yep. Interesting. Yep.
• 1:41:34
  Perry's, you're, like, into conspiracies for newer people, sort of. That that I guess that's true. That's what I'm trying to do. Actually, that's a good point. Is a lot of as I'm trying to I'm trying to approach these topics, MK Ultra, Illuminati, you know, secret societies, global agendas.
• 1:41:54
  I I try to approach these topics in a way that someone that is newer to conspiracies or someone who's just kinda starting to ask questions that it it's accessible to them. That's I think that's kind of where I position myself. But I I also I'm not doing it in a way that I'm not doing the I'm not doing it in a way that is, like, if you're if you've been studying this stuff for, like, a few decades, you'll still find it interesting. So, yes. Liberty Mutual, Seth, you should interview snatched from the flames author.
• 1:42:28
  It's Nathan Reynolds. Yeah. I've actually been considering might get him on soon. Nathan Reynolds, I've listened to, a handful of his interviews with SGT report in particular. So yes.
• 1:42:41
  Oh, Starse is is just a truth teller. Yeah. I guess you could say I am one then. Right? Oh, wow.
• 1:42:48
  Michelle Jude Simone, what a time to be alive. Great show. Love from NYC. The epicenter from the experiment. Yeah.
• 1:42:58
  Yeah. I lived in New York City for quite some time. Lived on 5th And 5th And 15th, I think is what it was, right by Union Square. Yeah. And then I was in Long Island City for quite some time.
• 1:43:14
  Mister Screen, not sure why all these commentators are afraid to mention Flat Earth. I I did a three hour interview with flat earth Dave. I'm not sure if you know that. I'm I'm I I'm actually I'm not gonna say I'm a flat earther. I definitely think that there's a I I don't believe the official narrative about the size and shape of our world.
• 1:43:32
  So but I'm not. I wouldn't call myself a flat earther. I'm kind of somewhere in between. I think that we've been lied to. And the same people telling us the earth is round are the same people telling us that we evolved from apes.
• 1:43:43
  So there's something kind of weird there, yet there's also some things at the Flat Earth that don't really necessarily make sense to me. I've explored it. Again, I I literally did a I did a three hour interview with Flat Earth Dave. I did it probably three years ago. You can probably find it.
• 1:43:58
  It's it's still up there. So and it was a yeah. It was it was a it was a fun interview. It's a fun interview. So there's but, yeah, there's definitely there's definitely some things about the overall kind of round earth narrative that don't make sense to me, but I'm I'm not a flat earther, though.
• 1:44:13
  So there's my stance. I'm not I'm not afraid to talk about it, though. I talked about Flat Earther a little bit with, John Hamer, the author of, falsification of history, falsification of science. And then, yeah, so anyway, and then, Flutter of Dave, that was a fun discussion. He's a fun he's a cool guy to talk to.
• 1:44:38
  Okay. Alright, I think I'm going to Oh. So here's a question, from p l one six one one. What's a safe way to store fuel in a 55 gallon drum? Well, so I don't I don't I'd so, obviously, you'd wanna have a metal drum, ideally.
• 1:45:00
  Or I guess you I guess, you know, feel you could have the right kind of plastic drum for it, if it's the right kind of material. Obviously, you know, most gas tanks these days are gas cans are plastic. Oh, I was in L I sorry. Funny. Sleeping with with with cats.
• 1:45:13
  I was in L NYC and LIC, now I'm in Staten Island. Yeah. I lived in I lived in Long Island City for a couple of years, funny enough. Oh, yes. Thank you, K.
• 1:45:22
  We we do have a replay of the of the training event from my recent guest, Glenn Meder from from Privacy Academy. So if you wanna watch a replay of that training event that was, it's free, there's a link in the description. So, yep, there you go. Thank you, Kaye. So, anyway, so yeah.
• 1:45:41
  Back to storing fuel. I'm not sure, actually. I mean, I the the the key is don't store in your garage. Like, they don't store a bunch of a bunch of gasoline or diesel in your garage, especially, pardon me, especially, 55 gallons of it. You know, I've got so for gasoline, I've just got, like, fifteen five gallon gas cans.
• 1:46:09
  I need to fill them up. Haven't filled them up because gasoline, it does have more of a shelf life than diesel. Speaking of which, I need to actually add some stabilizer to my diesel. So I've also I've got a 300 gallon diesel tank. My tractor runs on diesel, and also my house runs on my heat is on heating oil, so it's a backup for my heating oil.
• 1:46:29
  But I've got a 300 gallon it's a dual walled, tank, which is where I store my diesel. But I need to, yeah, but I need to add some, stabilizer for it. Some stable. I think that's what's called stable. So, hopefully, that was a helpful answer to you.
• 1:46:48
  But 55 gallon's a lot. I mean, just just know that gasoline will go bad. Diesel will as well, but you you can get you can get a couple more years out of diesel than gasoline. But gasoline, after about a year or so, it starts to really kinda degrade, and it's not gonna be know, you maybe if you're putting into, like, a little lawnmower, it's okay. But you you wouldn't wanna be putting that kind of gasoline into a nice a nice car, your your daily car if it's if it's old.
• 1:47:12
  It can be bad for it. Oh, on a quick side note, I did I did put a deposit on a Bronco. I'm very excited. I and actually, I'm not more than I I signed a contract with the seller. It's a private seller I found in New Jersey, and, I should be picking it up this week.
• 1:47:31
  So I'm very excited about that. It's a it's a ninety two nineteen nineteen ninety two Ford Bronco. It's got a a brand new it's, you know, it's it's completely rebuilt. It's got a brand new, three fifty one engine, brand new transmission. It's got a Holley Sniper, EFI fuel injection on it.
• 1:47:52
  It's it's like it's got, you know, I think, Flowmaster exhaust and nice headers. It it's like it's an American muscle Bronco. So I'm really excited. It's got a six inch lift kit with 35 inch tires, so it's not actually that crazy looking. So anyway, once I pick it up, and, I I know it's for sure, then I'll show some pictures of it, you know, on my next live show.
• 1:48:17
  But, yes, that's very good. So again, that's I've also I ordered a tell you once I get closer, I think I'm transitioning I think I'm moving to a flip phone. I think I'm gonna get rid of my smartphone and go to a flip phone. So I'm kinda working on kinda moving backwards in technology. So getting a '92 Bronco is a huge leap for me.
• 1:48:41
  It's a car that I can fix. It's way more EMP proof. I'm considering even getting some of the electrical components on it and getting spares and putting them into a Faraday cage. So I, if things go really bad, I have that. Anyway, yes.
• 1:48:59
  Yeah. Yep. That's exciting. Okay. I should probably Yeah, I should probably kind of conclude here, because I've still got some stuff to do tonight.
• 1:49:09
  Yeah, Glenn Glenn Meter. Yep. He is Yeah, his link, if you want to, if you want to, rewatch that. It's in there in the link. Yep.
• 1:49:22
  Yeah. You're right. Atlas BE, get a real shop manual, not a thumb drive. Yeah. I'll I'll what I'll do is I'll get an old Hanes manual.
• 1:49:28
  Right? We used I used to have those Haynes manuals growing up. Yeah. And so, Benderox, it's in 1992, and it is, it's beautiful. It was repainted.
• 1:49:39
  Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. No Bluetooth, no Wi Fi, no onboard computer. There's a little bit of computer stuff in the in the fuel management, and in the, management of the transmission.
• 1:49:50
  There's a little bit of computer stuff, but, like, it's it's like it's yeah. You're right. It's a very analog car. I love it. Like, you know, you you kind of rotate a dial to turn the AC on and off.
• 1:50:02
  Yeah. Yeah. Liberty Mutual, I wanna get a fifty fifty nine sixty Thunderbird like my dad had. Yeah. There you go.
• 1:50:09
  Now it's funny that you say, if you can find parts, that's the thing is that this thing, the parts are, like, everywhere because it's such a common engine. It's it's just a 351 Windsor. This is just, like, one of the most common Ford engines ever built. And so you can find part it's, like, one of the easiest things to find parts for. So, anyway, yes.
• 1:50:34
  Very excited. I'm very excited about that. Yeah. And it was repainted. It was it was he he repainted it.
• 1:50:40
  He did the guy I bought it from, he completely stripped off the he he didn't do a frame off restoration, but he kinda stripped out the entire interior, redid redid so much of it, replaced, you know, replaced some, you know, think the the two front quarter panels. But but he he repainted it Le Mans blue. That's a beautiful it was like the color from, I think, the nineteen sixties Corvette Le Mans blue. It's beautiful. It's got a soft top on the back.
• 1:51:06
  It's got a hard top. Have to refinish the hard top, though. It's got a soft top, so I can put the top down on it and just cruise down the road. Yeah. Yep.
• 1:51:16
  So there you go. No's true. 79 forward. No computers. That's it.
• 1:51:21
  That is it. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep.
• 1:51:24
  Exactly. Well, was gonna I was gonna sign off, you me talking about Broncos, and Yeah. There you go. There we go. Yeah, old school is the only way.
• 1:51:35
  That's the thing, I'm trying to make as much of my life old school as I can. Yep. That is it. That is the way. Okay.
• 1:51:44
  I think I'm gonna say, let's come over and say hello. Yeah. Love your live chats. Very real. Sleeping with cats.
• 1:51:51
  Thank you. Thank you very, very much. Yeah. Yeah. Barbs.
• 1:52:00
  Yeah. Gary, Indiana. I I covered the grid down stuff. I I didn't cut I didn't really touch on on the Gary and the Indiana stuff as much as I should have. Yeah.
• 1:52:09
  I I should probably cover it. And maybe even just cover it as an example of like, what it's like happening there. Yeah, that'd probably be a good thing to do. Yeah, OJ Simpson style. Yep.
• 1:52:19
  OJ Simpson style. That is it. Yeah. Yep. There we go.
• 1:52:29
  Okey dokey. Alright. Yeah, what will I name it? I don't know. I haven't thought of a name for it yet.
• 1:52:39
  Yeah. I'm not sure. I mean, my my rooster is named Cocky. Our pet turtles named Turdy. So maybe maybe Bronky?
• 1:52:50
  I don't know. Or Bucky. Bucky the Bronco. I'm not sure. Oh, wow.
• 1:52:58
  The Happy TV, my 1968 Corvette convertible 04/27 trip power was Le Mans blue. Oh man. Beautiful. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Yeah.
• 1:53:12
  Once I officially get it, I'll show you some pictures of it. Maybe I'll show you a video on the live show. Yeah, I'm pumped. I'm excited. I haven't driven a car like that in a very, very long time.
• 1:53:24
  It's an automatic. I kind of would have preferred a manual, but it's easier. My wife she can drive manual too, not an issue, but with kids and everything, it is easier to have an automatic. Just, so yeah. There's not an eight track.
• 1:53:39
  There's not an eight track. Actually, so funny enough this I see a question. I wish I could go back to a flip phone, where can buy one that keeps up the demand of the modern day tech? Let me pull something up real quick because this is I pre ordered this phone. I'm not sure if I'm gonna end up going with it.
• 1:53:54
  So Commodore remember Commodore, the, the video game system? So this they're they're just releasing this phone. It's called the Commodore Callback, And, it's coming out in, like, I think December is when my batch ships. But it's so it's a smartphone that, runs the majority of Android apps without running Android. So it's actually, like, it's like, it's not like your typical Android.
• 1:54:24
  I think it's based on Linux. So it's very, very secure, but it doesn't it block there's no blocks social media. It blocks web browsers. It's called Sailfish OS is what the, what's running. You know, so there's no data collection, there's none of that.
• 1:54:40
  It's got a little button that's an off grid button, so it has a little rear, switch that you can kind of kick it and make it off grid. And it's just a flip phone. Yeah. And so, anyway so I I mean, I I can still have because I still use apps like Signal or, like, you know, WhatsApp to communicate with family in, Australia. And so it it'd be hard to not have some of those things because for a lot of it, it's just about communicating with people that, you know, are around the world, but it doesn't have browser, it doesn't have any tracking on it, it doesn't have, you know, any of that kind of stuff.
• 1:55:17
  So to me, it seems like it's like a nice middle ground. It's not tracking everywhere I go. It's not collecting all my data. You know, it's not distracting me with social media, but it's, it's, you know, it's got a nice camera on it. It's got some good things on it.
• 1:55:36
  You know, good, you know, you know, whatever. Has a built in FM radio, which is kinda cool. So anyway, that's what I I pre ordered one of these things. And so, you know, whether I I can cancel it anytime and get the refund, so we'll see if I end up going with it. But anyway, that that's what, that's what I got.
• 1:55:54
  Yep. Yep. So Yep. I think that's it. Yeah.
• 1:56:06
  Thank you, Grace Summer. Much love, Seth, a voice of reason. That is what I aim to be. I aim to be in a world gone mad. Voice of reason, a world gone mad.
• 1:56:18
  Okay. Yeah. Yeah. There you go. Good business opportunity.
• 1:56:24
  Flip phones that work only as a phone. Yes. So, sorry. 92, does it have a cassette player? It did originally.
• 1:56:33
  It has it doesn't have a CD player in it, but but the guard placed it with a, like a like a more contemporary radio. So yep. Yeah. Know, Tom Hock, I missed my '69 Mach one. Beautiful, beautiful car that would be.
• 1:56:51
  I'm just excited to be able work on the car myself. Like, that's what I'm looking forward to. I'm just looking forward to being able to go out and, like, pull the starter or replace something, you know, because, like, that's I grew up working on my own cars. But these you know, we've got a we've got a new excursion or an Expedition, like, newer Expedition, and I can't even touch it. You open the you open the hood, and it's like, where do you even start?
• 1:57:17
  It's like your only option is you go to the dealer for that, and I hate that. I absolutely hate it. So, yeah. But this yeah. I'll be able work on it on my own.
• 1:57:28
  Yeah, it's got the, it's got this, the, on the column, it's got the shifter on the column. I love that. Right? It's like, you know, you get to, you know, kind of put it in the drive. It's obviously got, it's got four wheel drive.
• 1:57:39
  So anyway, exciting. Maybe next week, I'll have an update for you on it. Yep. Okay. I'm gonna go I'm gonna hop off now.
• 1:57:48
  It is late. Oh, Barb's, thank you. Thank you very much for that $5 donation over on YouTube. I appreciate that. I say check out Ray McBerry biblical cosmology series.
• 1:57:58
  Pretty good, easy to understand. Okay. I'll look into that. Thank you. Yeah.
• 1:58:03
  Thank you. Oh, so okay. Yeah, they are hot. They are top heavy. The bunkers are top heavy.
• 1:58:09
  You see someone asking about the flip phone, sleeping with cats. Did anybody catch the name of this phone? Thank you. It's called the Commodore callback. So the URL is commodore.net/callback.
• 1:58:21
  But I guess if you search for this callback flip phone, you'll find it. But it seems to be kind of really fitting yeah. Actually, they nailed it. Right? So they say here let me go back to the other screen.
• 1:58:32
  That's an auto scroll that I can't control. I don't like that. Basically, they say it's kind of like, it's not a smartphone, but it's kind of in between a smartphone and a dumb phone, which I like that. Yeah. Smartphone's too smart, dumb phone's too dumb.
• 1:58:49
  Commodore built the phone in between. Does everything you want, nothing you don't. Yeah. So that's it. You preorder it.
• 1:58:56
  It's it's $400, which I mean, I guess is not cheap, but it's also when you're used to the price of all the new smart you know, the big smartphones, they're they're very expensive. So anyway, that's it. Just it's just called the callback. The callback. Just search for callback flip phone, you'll find it.
• 1:59:12
  Yep, there you go. Alright. Hey, there you go. Funny. Happy's TV.
• 1:59:19
  That's what I love doing. I got rid of my new Dodge Ram. I'm looking for an older model four by four crew cab pickup. Carbrated AC with no computing. Yeah, I was thinking getting doing carbureted, but because I live in the north of the winters, carburetors are a little more of a hassle in the winter.
• 1:59:35
  And so the fuel injection, I think, is it's a kind of happy medium. It's a happy medium. Yep. Okay. Alright.
• 1:59:42
  I only I gotta go now. That's why I keep talking. Oh, okay. Sat phones. Yeah.
• 1:59:48
  What do think about Sat phones? I've got a Sat phone, and I've got a Bivy stick. I would never use it as like my just kind of daily phone, just because they're expensive. But I think I think everyone should have a Sat phone. I'll do a show on that.
• 2:00:03
  I think the sat phones are a good idea for a lot of reasons. Yep. So okay. Alright. Thank you, everyone.
• 2:00:12
  Thank you. Gosh. Two hour show tonight. My goodness. I did two hours, and I'm still talking.
• 2:00:16
  Maybe it was my magic tea in my rooster cup that did it for me. Maybe that's what it was. Anyway, thank you all. Yeah. Thank you.
• 2:00:26
  I'm gonna have to turn this chat. I I can't look at the chat. When look at the chat, I keep talking to you. But thank you all so much for being here. I really, really enjoy being here with all of you.
• 2:00:36
  I thank all of you for just coming back.