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Ep: 48 "Elites at Ringside, Peasants on Screens & Did the Iran War Accomplish Anything?" · The Sense and Senseless Podcast

• Jason: ⁓ the- Bryan: Hey everybody, welcome back to the Sense and Senseless Podcast. I am Brian. He is JZO. Jason: And I am Jason. You know, real quote before you get going on this segment, ⁓ every time I hear that song now, I swear if I had a pole in my room I'd be working it. Bryan: GMI. Jason: Six foot one, two t about two fifty. I think I put a little more weight on, but yeah, that'd be yeah. Maybe later down. Maybe we'll take a poll on this, guys. If y'all'd like to see it, just put it in the comment. We wanna see Jason on a stripper poll. Bryan: We we we can vote now, no. We so that that that that I that's ⁓ that's no. That's no. I'm taking But that motherfucker look happy as fucking fuck, you know, like on Christmas he was just getting the best president of the world. I love that. You can't fake that. You can't. What? Jason: Yeah, okay. That's a big no. J B Brian just spoke for the masses. That'll be a big hell no. So Right. No, you can't. No, that's not a fake thing, but Trump needs to tuck that thumb in on that salute though. I had to critique that. Well, yeah, look, dude. Yeah. I mean, I'd make a comment too on what that is for a grown man, but I'll keep it. I'm gonna keep it PG tonight. Bryan: All right. So yeah, if this is your first time joining us, welcome to the family. Welcome. We're just two regular guys breaking down shit happening in the world in a way that everyone can understand. Yeah. But but watch this. You can't fake that. That is awesome to me. Jason: Sorry for that for your first timers. Bryan: Yeah, I get what you're saying, but I mean that that's pure excitement. Jason: It is! I'm saying that I've made those faces before when I've been told something like, hell yeah! Like, whoo-hoo! Bryan: Yeah. Ha ha. They they said this event cost sixty million dollars, but ⁓ they said that the UFC it covered all of it. And the UFC even lost thirty million dollars. That's what they said. I don't know. I don't know how true that is. They said this is another thing I read. They had roughly two hundred and fifty VIP packages that they were selling for a million to a million five, million and a half, right? Jason: How? Okay. Okay. Bryan: And but to be fair, they said they didn't sell all of ⁓ So even if they sold half of ⁓ they're still what a at the least a hundred and twenty five million? They paid sixty to put this thing on. I don't know. I don't know who I don't know who got the money. I don't know where the money went. And in Paramount, that that plays these motherfuckers that that host these ⁓ things that put ⁓ on television. So they paid a UFC one point one billion a year. So they got a seven year contract worth seven point seven billion. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. Bryan: So the so tonight we're diving head first into two massive spectacles. First, we're gonna talk about Trump throwing himself a UFC fight night at the White House. Jason: Right. Bryan: And then there was ⁓ more than a dozen sponsors listed that generated roughly another thirty million in revenue from what I've read. Now, I don't know their finances, but and this is all all low level shit, but I just don't believe they lost money on this. I just don't. And if they did, we paid for it. You know what I'm getting at? Now, from what I read, they said that the taxpayer wasn't on the hook for anything. Outside of like the twelve million dollars they they use for like security and Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: The Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds and the Golden Knights, the Marine Corps Band, et cetera. But other than that, it didn't cost us anything. So you ought to be happy with that, didn't it? it's a clear between the elites and at ringside ⁓ and everyone else watching on screens about half mile away. So was it epic patriotism or just billionaire birthday vibes? We'll discuss that. Then we're gonna discuss the ⁓ mo, the moo, the memorandum of understanding we signed this week. You know, the ⁓ Jason: I'm getting And before anybody out there that's never been in the military, especially near the air wing, because we were both in the air wing and the Marine Corps, and you're like, well, look at all that jet fuel that was wasted with the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds and all that stuff and, the details and the security, then people are getting that stuff's getting wasted all every day, every, all the time. Agree? Right. Bryan: To end the Iran war or give us 60 days to figure everything out. We're gonna discuss was it worth it and and who really won? And why does it feel like the same cycle of Middle East wars keeps repeating while the rest of us pay the bill? You know, we'll talk false flags, the war on terror, And what we need to watch out for during these next 60 days of negotiations. Yeah, to an extent, yeah. Jason: That one little flyover didn't make a whole lot of dent in what they already do every day. They train and fly and pilots are all over the... When you're on an air base, that's all you hear is planes flying around all day, all day. You get sick and tired of it. Bryan: Please like, share, follow, and subscribe. We love each and every one of you. Jason, got anything before we start? Yeah, you do. Jason: So I don't sit there, well, yeah, that was our taxpayer money on that jet fuel and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, up. The dude had a birthday. And when you wrote. Nope, nope. Just appreciate everybody joining the ride. Let's have fun tonight. Bryan: Yeah, let's have fun. So did you watch the the UFC hundred fifty last week? So you so you so you saying you justify him doing all that at the White House? Jason: No, I did not watch it. I've seen some clips. I don't I just I don't watch it. I don't even know where you go anymore. Is it ESPN plus or something like that now? They moved it around I'm fine with it, I think it's cool as hell. Bryan: Because what? I'm just curious. Well this one this one was on this one was on Paramount Plus. Yeah, Paramount. Jason: I just, because it's, stop putting that place up on a pedestal like it's a sacred ground. It's not sacred. It's a government building. It's no different than having a fair or a carnival or whatever at your courthouse in your local community. I don't think it is. I think it's cool. And I think the people involved like the fighters and all that stuff. ⁓ was it furry? If you had subscribed. Bryan: Yeah, Paramount Plus. Jason: I got that shit, dude. I got it. I d I I roll that one. I know, but I'm talking all the other UFC fights used to it ⁓ they used to be on pay-per-view, then they moved them to ESPN plus where you had to pay like two hundred dollars. Bryan: Well, it's it's as free as the subscription. You know what I'm saying? No, I think it's a lot different than that. Man, I don't know. I'm just talking about this one. I don't fucking know. Look it up. Okay, yeah, I I get that, but Jason: Dude, that's probably the top of their pedestal. Even if you're not a belt holder and you got your ass beat, you gotta fight in an octagon on the White House line. I I don't even I don't even know when you watch this shitty. No, I did not watch it. But I did see the dude the one dude called Michelle Obama a dude. Bryan: All right. Yeah, that was that was that was funny. I don't care who you are, that was funny. I agree with that. Do you think that here's the problem I have with it? I I I agree with it. I'm not arguing your point at all. What I will argue is if you already got half the country that hate you, I guess they're just gonna hate you more. Now, whether you did that or not, they're gonna hate you. So I get that. So you just soon do it. It's better to ask for forgiveness than it is for permission. I understand that. But it does if if you are on the other side, it does look like you just built yourself a Coliseum and you brought in the games. Jason: It wa it was funny, but that was a big case of Tourette's right there. So and sorry for anybody that has Tourette's or family members that have Tourette's, I'm not making fun of that. Just a disclaimer. But go ahead. Okay. Bryan: The the guy the guy saw he had a moment he took his shot. Was it was it ethical, was it moral? You should he have done it? Probably not. But he took his shot and I applaud him for doing that. You know, not many people are gonna do that. So teach down. They talking about him now, aren't they? So Jason: Probably. Probably not. You're that guy at work that wants a dude out to his car after he gets fired and said, Dude, I applaud you for taking your shot, but you probably shouldn't have done it. He's probably not gonna fight again for UFC, I'll tell you that. Yeah, if you're gonna go that route, yeah, I can see. can see that side of it, but I'm just saying I can compartmentalize what he's doing. Bryan: Well no, 'cause I'm gonna show you. Well, it is the truth. Not for the UFC. He might fight for the KFC, but he ain't fighting for the UFC. Or the PFC. That's what it ⁓ the the yeah, the the the KFC, that's the bare knuckles, B K N C bare Knuckles. No, I get that. I enjoyed the fuck out of it. I'm not saying that. And if he wanted to do it again, I mean, to each their own. I can't tell him what to do. He's the motherfucking president. You know? I if I could tell the government what they were gonna do, I wouldn't be paying the amount of fucking taxes I pay. So there's nothing I can do about it. So I enjoy it. You know, having said that, knowing that how other people feel about the man, if you take a step back, you know, from your forty thousand fucking foot view and you look down, it don't look good. It just don't. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. ⁓ well the KFC I know is Colonel Sanders and is fried chicken, so anyways. Bryan: All right. Well I d I didn't even know if it was his birthday. You know, I didn't. So but No, it was it was Trump's birthday Sunday. So he had he so so this motherfucker basically had well he didn't basically he did. He had a UFC fight night for his birthday party. You know, you you you you go get your kids a bouncy house and think you do him something. This motherfucker got the UFC Jason: What the fighters weren't they? Mm-hmm. Yeah. ⁓ okay. Bryan: You know? On on the big Jason: It looks like a distraction for all the other shit that's been going on. What's wrong with that? Bryan: No, I wouldn't say that because he had it planned so long, but it it it's it's a spectacle, you know? And don't i it it looks like yes, ⁓ in one in one breath, yes, it's it's a distraction. But I don't think it's a distraction from the Iran thing 'cause it was planned well before that. Does that make sense? But I think Yeah, distractions for that. Yes, okay, yeah. Jason: This dude's Zero Cage fighting. He got it like that, dude. Bryan: No, but you can see how that would make people mad. Yeah, I'm not I'm not mad about it. I I enjoyed the fucking show. You know? I was kind of confused why it was on Sunday instead of Saturday, but after I heard it was his birthday, then I figured out, well, that's why it was on Sunday, so Jason: I'm it. Yeah, but you got the abstain shit? Yes, I'm talking about all this stuff that he's not done. But you know what Trump's mentality was. Don't hate us cause you ain't us, right? I mean, when you got it, you got it. Bryan: Yeah. Yeah, I agree with that then. Now what really got Yeah, I'm not mad at ⁓ I did did it if you didn't like Trump and you don't like UFC and you don't like you hated this. If you like the UFC, I'm telling you, the fights were good. I think they told them fighters there was gonna be like no stoppage and they wasn't going to full rounds because these motherfuckers went out there and beat the fuck out of each other. I mean ⁓ yeah. ⁓ It one of the best cards I've ever seen. You know, these guys if you like just fucking brutal fights, it ⁓ Jason: You know, I, real quick, I've seen the TikTok. I haven't read your whole thing, so I don't want to spoil nothing here, but I have seen a TikTok where there's one girl, you see some weird shit in the middle of the night. I'll tell you that because I work third shift. So I see some weird TikToks in the middle of the night, but it was this one girl saying that she follows this other girl that's made a lot of predictions with Trump and all this stuff. And a lot of this stuff's came true. So I don't know where the woman's getting her stuff, but she really thinks that. Не So it was a good it was a good beat down on that one. Bryan: These guys were tough, man. That was some tough son of bitches out there. And if you don't like that, if you don't like that, it was it was just a spectacle to you. You know, it's Trump bad, Trump bad. And I can see it both ways, but I enjoyed the fight, so I didn't I didn't care. You know. Now I I can say that I don't like mixing, you know, sports and politics. I don't enjoy that aspect. You know, but as far as watching the fights, and and it was awkward when it started because they had him and Dana White walked away. Jason: Kind of, so back to the Epstein file stuff, further into it with the little beef with Israel, that Israel could release that stuff. So anyways, I'm just saying. Bryan: I don't know what you said, but okay. Jason: that Israel because of the banter like we're kind of pulling away because we're trying to make a deal. They don't want to make a deal and we're talking about distractions and all that that Israel can like what did we say? Why are we what spun him? What turned him? What? And we say somebody's got to have something over top. Somebody's got to be holding something right that that ACES raids. No. Bryan: Walked out of the White House, you know, so they walking and it's just awkward. They just walking passing by all the president's pictures and shit. And I I know you have to stage a little bit, but I mean, come on. I mean, just put him in his seat. You know, that that I didn't like that so much. But they did ⁓ they sung the national anthem and then had the blue and use and the thunderbirds fly over. And what sold me on everything, I w at that point watching them walking all man, this is just stupid. Jason: And they're just waiting to drop that thing and they're holding it over everybody's head. And that's why everybody's so scared except for Massey and MTG and ⁓ that other dude who's that Democrat that Roe Conn, yeah. Those people there are kind of voicing their mouth, but everybody else is just keeping hush and ain't pushing nothing. Cause somebody's got some stuff over something. Well, what this girl's trying to say is she thinks if we start peeling away from Israel, Right. Bryan: You know, I didn't enjoy that part, but when I seen Dana White's face when them fucking flight ⁓ planes flew over, dude, and fighters, he he was like ⁓ kid you can see that was genuine fucking like, uh-uh, you know what I'm saying? I mean think about it. There was only two people in the world that I'm and I'm gonna show it to you, but there's only two people in the world that had that vantage point, and he was one of ⁓ Think about that. And that probably'll never happen again. Brocana. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. ⁓ yeah. and be like, you know what, we've had enough of this shit. Israel is going to come out and release all that crap. Had to smoke a little bit. Right. Right. Right. Bryan: Go for it. Jason: to blow, yeah, I'm fine with it, but they think that it'll just destroy us. Like America would just fall apart. Bryan: And he was there. I mean that yeah. Jason: Yeah, he can die and go to heaven now. Bryan: I to me, yeah. I I that was cool as hell, you know. Probably would. Jason: Yeah, but this whole elite and peasant or you know, the regular people, I can w can can we not just get somebody in there? I don't mind you doing that. I really don't. I think it's cool because it's it's a blue collar. To me, UFC's like blue collar. Football, blue collar. Can we not like the Super Bowl? But anyways, yeah, so it's, yeah, I see the distraction for the other stuff. I know it had nothing to do with the Iranian war, because like you said, it was planned way before that happened. ⁓ But I don't know, I just, can put stuff in boxes and not put lines connecting them. But I understand how somebody could stand over top and be like, ⁓ it all goes together, it all goes together. Sometimes it does it for me. I thought it was cool. Bryan: Yeah. ⁓ yeah. Jason: You know what I would be really excited for? You make all this money in commercials, right? They make a ton I d we had to do the research. I don't even know. It used to be a ton of money and it's gotta be bigger now of how much money they make off commercials during the Super Bowl for 30 seconds. Because everybody watches them. Everybody's more exc a lot of people that don't like football just watch it for the commercials because somebody everybody's coming out with their best commercials because of the money. Back on track. Bryan: Okay. Now what really got me though was you you got all these people that paid millions of dollars right next to the ring. You know, like you said for fucking Super Bowl. People just you got veterans that were in ⁓ stands, whi which is great. I applaud that, you know, guys that got to go to it. Then it Yeah, then there was thousands of people watching it from a screen probably about a half mile away. And it might have might be a half mile, but it was a good fucking ways. I mean these big ass fucking screens and Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Yeah, it's millions. Jason: Yes, appreciate that. Can we not get people to throw stuff like this to this proportion and keep the elites out and make it where the common man? Those are the people that vote for you. Those are the people that can make or break you. ⁓ Bryan: And it was it was like you had all these people in the Colosseum was was all these rich motherfuckers, you know, watching this shit up close and personal. And you put all your peasants in the back to watch the screen. So yes, you said earlier, like a fair. They don't separate you like that in the fair. You know what I'm saying? Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Yep. And that's one of the problems I had with this. And we're gonna discuss that in a little bit. Jason: Yeah, so I'm just like the Super Bowl. All these dang broke people pay they they don't make a house payment, don't make a car payment, don't pay the gas bill. They don't pay some of their bills just to go to a football game to support their team because they're that passionate about it. You see them in the stand, you know them dudes ain't got a broke nickel, but they're at that game giving it all they got. And I'm not judging them. No, no, it's just, it's not even white trash. So let's get that out of the way. It's black, Mexican, Oriental, it's trash. Affairs is all trash combined together. Everybody's just all mingled up. No matter what you, yeah, from Method Mike to, or Method Johnny and Mike, and they're all kin to the guy that's got all the money in the county. Bryan: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Jason: Go have fun. Go live your life. But at the end of the day, they can't go to a Super Bowl because all these damn elites drive the cost up where they can't afford to even go. So they supported their team the whole damn year and they can't even go watch them in the final championship game because freaking somebody that's got Hollywood stars and shit like that, they got money that don't even give a shit about the sport can pay. They're all mingling together at the fair. No, everybody's fair. It's fair people is what I call it. When you show up to the fair, yeah, you're part of the Carney family. I mean, I don't care what your background is or what your money is, but yeah, you're right. They, how do you fix that? How do you, I don't like that, dude. I'm telling you, I don't. Bryan: That's right. Cornies and shit, yeah. Well you just said about how much you dislike this shit. I I agree with you. I really do. I understand exactly where you're going. Because in the 2009 season when the Saints won the Super Bowl, you can luckily my my ex sister in law had season tickets, so we go to the games. And you can see how during the season the the fans were changing. So you you you know, I mean you had just the raw, raw fans at the beginning. And did by the time we got to the championship game, it was just a bunch of fucking suits. You know, and and the Jason: No, I don't like that they use the elite, that they give them all the privileges there. Bryan: No, they do. Yeah, I agree with you. They do. And and and don't get me wrong, if I was out there I'd be watching them fucking big screens. I'd be out there with them I love the UFC, you know, and if I had a chance to attend something that's probably never gonna happen again, I would fucking be there, you know? Jason: Yeah. Right. Yeah, yeah Yeah. Yes, yes, yes, because you're a big concert goer. You and your wife like going to concerts and all that. So if it was this big, you name whatever would be the pinnacle concert of like four bands together that would never tour together. But if they did, it'd be the pinnacle. You would go to that concert knowing every elite bought all the good seats and you were up in the nobly section and had to watch. Bryan: Yeah. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: It just changed, you know, it wasn't as fun. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the fuck out of them, you know, winning that NFC Championship game. But like it's just like it wasn't as gritty, you know, it's just you wanted it wasn't there anymore. And ⁓ and I understand what you're saying, but are you saying that they should get their chance to buy a ticket and pay less than somebody's willing to pay more? So if if if I own a ticket. Jason: Yep. Right. Bryan: I don't know if any elites are going to the concerts I go to. Even the pinnacle. Jason: Use your imagination Brian. That's what I'm saying. If you only if you can only afford the seats up in the nosebleed section, you would still go just to say I was there. That's I didn't get to see the show worth the crap, but I was there. Bryan: I should sell it to this guy because he has fifty dollars and this guy got a thousand because this guy is more passionate. Jason: I guarantee, I guarantee the rahwah people would get the tickets quicker. I think they would because they're that damn they're that damn into it. These Hollywood stars that just want to be seen, that's all they're there for is just to be seen. I want some more camera time. I want some more camera time. Look at me. Look at me. And you don't even know what the hell football is. Bryan: Gotcha. Yeah. You're right. And that's what bothered me on this. You can clearly see the fucking divide, you know. ⁓ I Jason: Yes, it looks like where money water like salt water and river water come together. Bryan: But they can afford a high dollar ticket. My my whole point is this is the game of the of the year, right? The Super Bowl is the game of year. And everybody wants to go there. And I own the tickets. So I'm the person that's selling the tickets. You willing to pay a thousand dollars for a ticket. And this guy, even though he he got us fifty dollars that he paid every week and he's willing to pay that. Well you could you could clearly see that this was a bell a birthday celebration for Trump, you know. Wrapped in wrapped in a patriotic love for the two hundred and fifty. It was not the two hundred and fifty ⁓ anniversary and it was just Trump birthday. Yeah, there you go. You know, we so so we get a bouncy house, they get a sixty million dollar event, you know. Jason: Yeah, I know. Yeah, it was his elite Okay. Yes. Yes. Yeah. Yes. Now! Yes. The cake was his birthday, the icing was the 250th anniversary. Yeah. I don't I don't have that mindset, Brian. My mindset is to support the people that support me. Yes. Bryan: I know, I I I understand what you're saying. I'm just showing you the ⁓ the other way. I agree with you. But it's never gonna change. Jason: That was the salt bae. You know, when salt bae brings the steak to the table and he sprinkles the salt on top of it, that was the 250th. Oh gosh, I'm gonna have to educate you some. I'll send you some videos. Don't make me get the stripper pole out, dude. But anyway, yes. Yes. I'm gonna take I'm gonna take I know I'm just ask that's my wish. It's my wish. It's I ⁓ wishes don't ever happen. You know what I'm saying? Maybe maybe somebody will hear this. May yeah, maybe maybe somebody will hear this and has some power and be like, you know what? That makes that makes a lot of sense. Bryan: I have no idea what you're talking about. No I'm good. You'll know when I wish upon a star All right, so so we get a bouncy house and they they get a sixty million dollar event broadcast across the globe. And and and I don't care what your political beliefs are, you know, I really don't. And although we live in the same great country, we we're totally we live totally different lives, totally different lives for my political and elite class. W we are not the same. We're not. And everyone wants to, you know, be partisan with their politic person that they support or whatnot. We're not the same. All right, you happy now All right, well I'm gonna show ya how happy this man was when he seen the flyover. Here's Dana White. Jason: Bye. No, I'm not. Right. All right. Bryan: We just not. And then that's what I'm trying to say. That's what proved it. so this week we signed a memorandum of understanding ⁓ in the war meaning that we have another sixty days to discuss an to end the ship. And during that sixty days, both sides will try to do their best to make it look like they won. ⁓ And if you if you read all the stuff, you understand what the concessions are. And that's just how it goes. You you don't have an unconditional surrender unless you like blow somebody up like Japan. That's the only way you get that. You know, so they're gonna have to negotiate and figure this shit out. Now, here's the problem. How do they figure this shit out without Israel just fucking it all up? Yeah. ⁓ And I and I don't really care w what the deal looks like. I just want this shit to be done, you know? Jason: What? Yeah, but from what I heard is right after we said we made the deal and all that stuff that that next day or that same day or something Israel started firing missiles back over there at Lebanon or Bryan: I don't know, that would have been today or yesterday 'cause I don't know. I didn't hear that. Jason: No, this was last week. Our- our- our- our- our audience this week. No- Bryan: Well no, they signed that they they signed they signed this yesterday. That's what I was just saying. Jason: Okay, but I'm saying earlier when they were saying that it was going to get signed and all this and we're going to we're not doing nothing right now. It wasn't signed yet, but we stopped, right? We said, okay, we're going to sign this, but right now we're not going to do nothing in good faith. And Israel just starts cranking missiles over there and then Iran starts firing back at Israel. It's like. Bryan: Mm-hmm. Jason: The peace treaty to me needs to be everybody just stops. Not just the US just backs out. I I want to see everybody just stop. Leave them alone. Like stop this shit. I'm tired of it, man. Bryan: Okay, they signed peace agreement this week, all right, and that's part of it, all right? In case you didn't see that. Jason: Press. and one part of it, they didn't stop. Israel didn't. Bryan: All right. So no, and that's that's gonna be the problem in the next sixty days. So in my opinion, there's there's just no way to justify that war we just had. I don't give a fuck how you spend it. So what do we get out of going to war with Iran? Well no, good well, the Strait of our moves will be reopened to all traffic and Iran will not be allowed to charge a toll. Instead, they will charge a fee, like an environmental fee for using the strait. All right. Jason: No! Nothing! Bryan: So let's also note that the Strait of Hormouth was open before the war started and there was no fee or toll to use the fucking waterway. All right. All right, so so what yeah, so what else do we get? They said Iran will not have nuclear weapons. That is a win. Even though this is still up for discussion, according to the Iranian sources. But to be fair, we did blow up Iran's nuclear stockpile before we started this war. Remember, we obliterated this shit in the dead of the night. Jason: That's what I'm talking about. That's backwards. 100 over 100. 100 over 100. Yeah, right down the poop chute. Right down the poop chute. Bryan: No moon. Yeah, right down the fucking shoot. The most beautiful strike. ⁓ and nobody done this better than Luke whenever he fucking shot the Death Star. You know? And I got it, man. That was I was impressed with that mission. It was badass. So that so that's a hoo huge win for us, right? Somehow. I don't know how, but that's a huge Jason: Yeah, yeah. Hold on, hold on. It sounded badass. We don't know exactly what happened Brian. They could have just dropped some bombs in the desert somewhere and came back and said, yep, were 100 over 100. We made fun of that because that's what the pilots at CAX and shit would do to us. Oh yeah, had 100. Nobody ever had a miss. It's like, but anyways, go on. Yeah. So Bryan: So but did they but did they really have anything worth going to war over? And I'm not sure, but here's Trump earlier this week on what he thinks about this nuclear dust. Not valuable. Jason: Psychologically, we want to go, what are we getting? Bryan: It doesn't matter what we get. We went to war because of that. That's not worth going get. You see what I'm getting at? It doesn't matter what he's going to get. He's admitting right there it ain't worth anything, but we went to war over that. That don't make any sense. I don't know. I ⁓ Jason: That's why I get upset with him because he makes no damn, mean, now Biden, Biden was the human Roomba. Just, I mean, you knew that dude's mind was gone, but Trump was kind of like this his first term. He talks in circles sometimes like a narcissist does. It's like somebody said, hey, we need to go over here. And he's like, are you sure? Like he trusts them. They do something. and it's not right and he still tries to instead just saying you're out of here. Like kicking him out, he can't admit I shouldn't have listened to that person. My bad public, I won't do it again. We got to make this right. He won't do that. Bryan: Well, he can't do that this time because d he way he handpicked everyone, if they're not giving the right information, that's his fault. Jason: He kicked everybody out of his cabinet that was telling him not to do this shit. Bryan: It doesn't matter what he has right there, right now. I agree with you saying, but what he has there right now, he chose that. I mean, he you he chose his cabinet. So if even if they tell him the wrong shit and he's kicking the wrong people out, that's still his doing, regardless. And I so I don't want to take a that away from that. Now let's let's keep going on about what we got from Iran. And I'm not all right, I'm glad we're done with this shit, but we we had sanctions on Iran prior to the war, right? And Iran was isolated to the world. Jason: I know! Yeah. I know. Okay. Right Right? Bryan: So now we may be lifting sanctions depending on how Iran acts. So we went to war with Iran and totally destroyed their military, their air force, their navy, their missile silos, and their will to fight. Had to say that because I heard that shit every fucking day, right? Every day. But somehow, while we won this war, Iran's gonna be better off. I mean, out outside the destruction and shit that we caused, but Jason: Right. every day. Bryan: All this could have been accomplished without war. I mean, fuck. All this min minus lifting the sanctions was already there before the war. You know? So we spent billions, billions on this war. Some estimating it was around 113 billion, but that's likely a low estimate. As taxpayers, that was our fucking money. So we lost money as a taxpayer. So what did we get out of the war in Iran? Well, we lost lives. Jason: Really? Yep. Right. Bryan: Iran lost lives. We reopened a once free waterway and slapped an environmental fee on it. We stopped Iran from building a nuclear weapon from the nuclear dust that is buried under a mountain of rubble that only two countries can fucking retrieve. That we have a camera on watching it twenty four seven three sixty five and isn't really worth anything in the eyes of the fucking man that started this damn war. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: To stop Iran from having a fucking nuclear weapon. Jason: Mhm. Bryan: Why that it makes no motherfucking sense at all. The people got poor. The all companies in the war machine got richer. We spent billions of taxpayer dollars over there. We wasted a bunch of weapons. And what the fuck do we achieve? I mean, does this look like winning? Jason: Mm-hmm. No, not in our eyes it didn't, but other people won. You just ain't who won, the war machine and the oil companies. Bryan: Yeah, yeah. I mean, yeah, those people won, but y I guess you're right. When you look at it like that, they did win. Now, d to be fair, I I agree that Trump did the right thing by ending this war, but I think that was his only option. You know. There there was no way he could sustain the way we were going. We had already talked about how we were using you know our oil reserves to keep things somewhat affordable level. And our shit's low. Jason: No. Bryan: And it was also stated that other countries are doing the same thing with their oil reserves. So I'm sure the the leaders of the world leaders were in a slight panic, especially like the Middle East countries. I mean, think about it, the Middle East. The Strait of Hormouth was their lifeline to bring all this stuff in. And it was closed because of this war. And so they can't get fuck making money. They can't get food in. You know, yeah. So I mean. Jason: He Mm-hmm. ⁓ yeah, it wasn't just oil. It was fertilizer and all kinds of stuff that was going through there. Bryan: Yeah and yeah, and that was their lifeline to get shit to them, right? And we shut it down. You can't make me believe they wasn't putting pressure on Trump. Because it was his fault and they knew it. Now, don't get me wrong, there's somebody might have been influencing, but at the end of the day, if the US government doesn't, you know, green light going to war with Iran, that don't happen. I just don't see it happen. No. Jason: Yeah, yeah, right. No. Yeah. Yeah, Israel's not gonna go there by themselves. Israel don't have the capability to do it. Don't that little, people might not, I wish I had the video to show the little cartoon where you got the big dog and the little bitty dog and the little bitty dog's the mouthy one and the big dog's the muscle. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's Israel. Israel's the little dog, the dog king. Bryan: Hey butch, where you going butch? Where you going butch? Where you going butch? You're right. Jason: Hey everyone, it's Don King! Bryan: Yep, that's what you had said. Jason: And we're the fighter, we're Mike Tyson or Holyfield or whatever. And they can't do nothing without it. They can't do anything without somebody that has a big military to go in there and handle their stuff. Bryan: No, I mean 'cause no, they couldn't. I mean, we showed that. I mean, we just look at the size of them. Without us backing them, there's a lot of things they can't do. And Trump even admits that this week, and I'm gonna show you a video on that little later. Now, Trump may might may not admit it, but I I believe he had two choices. And he he knew he had two choices. You know, either make a deal or we go all out and more. And the choice he made was to make a deal 'cause Jason: Yes. Yup. Sorry. Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know he didn't want to put boots on the ground. And I applaud him for that. We don't want to get our people killed for that shit. But that's the only way that we were going to get unconditional surrender if we could at even at that point and get the nuclear dust and all this bullshit that they said at the beginning of this war. You know? But he chose not to, and that pissed Israel off. And and some of our political people, our ⁓ warmongers and like that, our neocons. Jason: ⁓ what's his name from South Carolina? I guarantee he's pissed off, isn't he? Lindsey Graham? Yeah. Bryan: ⁓ yeah. ⁓ yeah, he he wasn't happy. I think Trump might have put him in his place 'cause ⁓ he kinda started calming down a little bit, but no, he wasn't happy. But he saved lives. You know? Jason: I know he did. Well, that's not where we sound like we're like, man, way to go. We applaud Trump for doing this, but we don't applaud him for, he made the right decision get now, but he wasn't making the right decision to get in. he need that still has to be held accountable for that. He made that choice and he listened to some bad people. Bryan: Yes, I think he made the right decision. Yep. Correct. And he could have easily took his ego and just pushed all his chips in and just fucking said, hey, look, just like all the other presidents, let's go to a fucking war. Let's let's fight war for twenty, twenty years. You know, let's see how many thousands or hundreds of thousands of people we can kill. But he didn't. And I'm glad he didn't. I hope it don't ever get to that. I hope we get out of there and all that. So so just stopping this is a is a win to me. I I don't care what we had to give up at this point. I just wanted a win. I just want to get our guys home. Jason: Yes. ⁓ can we put our tin full hat on? What about all them other big countries over there that Israel had into Czech and Iran and the other one were the only two they didn't have? Are these other countries going to say? Bryan: No, I think from what they've seen this time and I I I don't know all the details 'cause in the agreement, but it looks like ⁓ most of the Middle East, if not all the Middle East countries, want to put this shit to bed. You know? Jason: I know, but I'm just saying where Israel was kind of controlling Saudi and all that except for Iran. They didn't have Iran on board. They didn't have this one on board. And Iran was the bigger of the two, right? You pointed that out. You showed that big map. Bryan: But Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I'm just not following where you're going. Jason: these other countries going to tell Israel to go f themselves from now on. Bryan: ⁓ it's gonna be a lot of that. There there's no other country besides the US, and I'm gonna Trump's even gonna tell you that a little later, that even fucking respects Israel right now. Jason: Okay. Okay. Okay. Bryan: And I another thing I don't want everyone to understand that I'm not giving Trump a pass, you know, a state and he did the right thing going to war like you were just talking about. I mean, but he he was smart enough to understand to get the fuck out. I think we have to egg you know, we have to acknowledge that. That's how I am. Jason: Well, yeah, we make mistakes. Everybody makes mistakes now. He's making a big grand mistake, but how do you fix it? And how do you fix your mistakes? And that's what we're applauding is he's fixing his mistake as I feel like it. Bryan: Well, Axios first reported on June first, and it's this has since been verified, that in a phone call between BB and Trump, Trump told BB he was fucking crazy. He told him, You'd be in prison if it wasn't for me. I'm saving your ass. He said, ⁓ everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this. And then the Guardian reported that Trump shouted things like, What the fuck are you doing? and accused Netanyahu of ingratitude and poor judgment. So there's that, you know, not so maybe they had a spat. Do they not like it? I don't know what's going on between them, but it's nice to see, you know, a little fuck you to to B B Nut and Yahoo, you know? Jason: Yeah. Right. Bryan: Now this week I was listening to ⁓ I listened to a lot of podcasts. And there's some very big ⁓ and popular podcasts and radio shows that are trying spin this new agreement as this is what you have to do if you don't want to put boots on the ground. And so they're saying shit like and I'm and I'm paraphrasing. It's like so you think this is wasted time and money, you know, you and and lives. You think all this is wasted. Well, if you wanted to win, we would have to put boots on the ground. And boots in the ground would have cost more money and more lives. So you're saying you wanted that? And Jason: you Bryan: And the answer to that is like, no motherfucker. I want people to acknowledge that this war was fucking useless. You know, don't don't spend this shit to make it seem like we the USA are were in charge all along and everything went as plan, you know. No man, go fuck yourself. Yeah. I want I want them to explain why we went to war. You know, show us the intelligence that, you know, they had that created the sense of urgency for us to go to war. Jason: Because Israel said so, that's the intelligence. Bryan: Yeah, I mean yeah, sh yeah yeah, and show us what they accomplished. What what did you accomplish? You know, show us how we, the fucking U.S. taxpayer, are safer today than we were on February 27th. Because I don't know, man. I I'm fucking tired of politicians using the lives of our family members to fight fucking wars that only enrich the wealthy and the political class. Jason: Yes, or other countries. Bryan: Yeah, or other countries and it does fucking absolutely nothing to help us. Jason: Right. We don't mind to sacrifice if it's for the good of our country, but if it's not for the good of our country, we need to stay the hell out of it. I totally agree with that. I'm tired of being the big brother. I really am. Stop it. If you go run your mouth, you're on your own, right? Bryan: I agree with that. Well, it's it's also stated that Iran will receive three hundred billion dollars to help rebuild their country. And I didn't know this until this week, but three hundred billion is like roughly what they make a year. That's their GDP in Iran. So basically we're gonna give them a year's worth of revenue. Well, a year's worth of revenue. It won't be their money. Now we're gonna give them their money too, which is twenty four billion. That's frozen money, and I'll tell you a little more about that in a minute. But and I may rephrase this. Jason: Dharmani. Bryan: I'm not saying we're giving them money 'cause we're not supposed to be giving them money. So it one way or the other they're gonna fucking get money. So if I had to guess based off of everything I've heard and read and shit. I think that you're gonna probably get like some loans from somebody in the Middle East and we're just gonna pay the loans to the Middle East. Jason: We're gonna pay? Bryan: Well no, no, no, we're not gonna pay. You know, plausible deniability. Jason: That's where JD Vance, JD Vance said none of this is coming out of our money. Basically. Bryan: Well, nope, no, nope, nope, not going to Iran. Now they they're gonna have finances. Now no one said exactly how it's gonna be financed. The US was gonna help finance this, right? Jason: He said there ain't a dime that's going to come out of the American money going over there. Not Iran, but the whole thing. That basically the 300 billion that the Democrats are trying to raise up and say, look, we're going to go, yeah. He said that is us allowing them to make their own money. That's what basically, like you said, that's their yearly revenue. We're going to allow them to make their own money. Bryan: No, they're also gonna finance the reconstruction of that area. That isn't part of the the thing that was signed this week. So what what I'm telling you that is because I think this is how it's gonna work. And I could be completely wrong, but this is how I think it's gonna work. It's someone in other countries gonna finance them and we're just gonna give money to let's just say it's Kuwait. We'll just give money to Kuwait. Now, whatever Kuwait does with that money, if they use it to pay the money that they financed Iran, that's up to them. Now we didn't give the money to Iran. Jason: Okay. Bryan: Plausible deniability. We didn't give ⁓ shit. We just invested in Kuwait. Jason: Yeah, disinvested. Bryan: Then this is what I think was also gonna happen. And don't g ⁓ again, I'm a Trump supporter. I just when you look at this shit from all these different angles, none of this shit looks good. I wouldn't be surprised if like the Trump family and the Kushner family aren't part of all this fucking redevelopment in Iran. You know, like they were supposed to be in the development of Gaza. Or just thinking about it, if that was the incentive to blow up Iran so we could build more shit over there. Jason: Bye. Right. Bryan: I it's just my observation, dude. I mean I could I can I could be wrong, but man, none of this shit looks right. It just don't. I I just so we did Jason: Right. I don't, I don't understand it. Bryan: So we we mentioned that they had twenty four billion dollars frozen in assets whenever they had all the sanctions and shit Iran did. So d also in this deal, they'll get a twelve twelve billion dollars of that now, which they might already have. And then and if they're good, we'll give we'll release the other twelve billion. Jason: If you're good boy, we're gonna give you the rest of your money. We'll give you your Nintendo Switch back. Bryan: And ⁓ so again, like we said earlier, they'll likely lift sanctions if they're good, if they're they're a good boy. You're a good boy. They were now they'll be able to sell oil on the global market, so they'll be able to make more money, just like JD Vance was saying. So yeah, they might become, you know, a lot bigger, you know, they might be able to spend a lot more money on missiles and shit. I don't know. Jason: Good boy. Right, and drones and all that. Bryan: But it might help the petrol dollar too. So if they if they sell their oil in American money on the petrol dollar, I mean, that could be a win. Right? I don't I don't know how they're gonna sell it. Jason: I just want to see cash prices come back down dude, just be honest. And grocery prices. Bryan: Well it's that's what a lot of people want to see. But the problem with that is and I do too, don't get me wrong, I do too. I want to see all that shit come down. But what we don't see is what it costs us on the backside. w when you start looking at all the money that we pay as a taxpayer to everything overseas that we always fuck up and how much all that shit costs. I I do wanna see a gas price go down. What I don't wanna see is the gas price go down and everybody lose, you know, sight of what's actually going on. Where's our money going? You know, what happened? Look at everything over here. Look, now you paying two dollar gas, aren't you happy? ⁓ And that's gonna majority of the United States happy because we're just that shallow. ⁓ Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: Then again, don't get me wrong. I want to see all that go down. But I don't want people to forget, you know, what we were doing and what we still might be paying. Yes, it's not coming directly out of your pocket, but it's gonna come out of your pocket. You're just not seeing it. Jason: It is, it affects us all. mean, we got to stop. Why is all this money going overseas? Why can it not ever stay here and build infrastructure, build companies, build jobs, take care of America first. What happened to America first? Bryan: Well, we we we we have more laws that are against fucking extortion and shit. But if you send it overseas you can get it back a lot easier ⁓ Jason: I'm coming up with a new hat that says ALM, American Lives Matter. Bryan: Well, it doesn't matter. This green matters to these people. And they can move money a lot easier overseas than they can move it in the United States. And they realize that. ⁓ yeah. Jason: Yeah, you're right. It's it's laundering. Yeah money laundering. Yeah so Bryan: So and then they tell us this another win for us is they said they took out a terrorism and so I had to go down this and so what exactly is terrorism? So let's talk about terrorism. Can you st Jason: ⁓ shit, here we go. Bryan: So since nine eleven, the US has spent around eight trillion dollars on the war on terror. All right. Jason: That's a trillion with a T, people. Not a B, not the bullions, but that's trillions. Bryan: And since nine eleven, there have been roughly nine hundred and forty thousand direct deaths in war zones in places like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, etc. Of these nine hundred and forty thousand deaths, somewhere between three hundred and eighty seven thousand and four hundred and thirty two thousand civilians were killed. We lost a little over 7,000 U.S. service members during the same time frame, plus another 8,000 or so contract workers. And we lost roughly 3,000 people in the 9-11 attacks. Now, this doesn't account for the people that were injured and all this shit. This is just the deaths. And I have to admit that the day 9-11, that day is going to haunt all of us to the day we die. And the families and the victims, you know, of 9-11. I can't fathom what these people are going through. But the Aftermath that followed 9-11 has taken away a lot from us, you know, in the name of safety. but safety from what? And they tell us terrorists. We were made to believe that every Muslim was a terrorist. You know, if they had a scarf or a headdress, they were terrorists. And then our own country started taking our freedoms with the Patriot Act. And if you don't know what I'm talking about, I highly recommend you take two hours out of your day. Or your life and watch the movie Snowden. ⁓ it's a really good watch and it's gonna it'll teach you a lot about the freedoms that they've taken away from you, and I'm sure it's a whole hell of a lot worse now. Now, while nine eleven, that act of terrorist was heinous, ⁓ it was used by our government to start spying on us. But of course, this was only to protect you. You know, that's how they sell it to you, it's always for our safety. And if you don't have anything to hide, you have nothing to worry about. That's what they'll Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: How many people tell you that if you don't have nothing to hide you know Jason: I heard that crap at work when they put GPS on our phones the first time back in the day. I was like, what the hell? Well, if you don't have, if you're doing everything right, you don't have nothing to worry about. Bryan: Ai. Jason: I'm like, if you wanna know where I'm at, just call me, I'll tell you where the hell I'm at. Bryan: And you could do that if you can trust your company or if you can trust your government, in this case our government, if you could trust ⁓ But in in this case with the government, I mean, do you trust the people that want to force you to take an experimental vaccine against your own will? right. Do you trust the people that want to force you to take an experimental vaccine against your will? Do you trust the people that want to put you in jail for being outside by yourself without a fucking mask on? Do you trust the people that allowed the USS Liberty to be attacked by a foreign country and not send help for 17 hours? And we can go on and on. The experiments they've done on citizens, assassinations, buying elections, you fucking name it, they've done it. And you're supposed to fucking trust them not to use your data that they collect to be used against you. Jason: Mm. Bryan: All so now you fast forward today, you got flock cameras, you got Palantir, they're putting keel switches in everyday passenger vehicles. I mean, people, they're slowly caging you in and you don't even fucking realize it. And they're doing it all for your safety. And it's been going on since nine eleven. Cause they want to protect you from the next nine eleven. So they keep spying on you and taking more of your freedoms away. Jason: Mm-hmm. Tell me this doesn't sound like your classic narcissistic, abusive man beating his wife, but he's telling her it's because she deserves it. Yeah, I'm making this better. Our narcissistic parents that do that to their kids and they tell them this is for your safety and for your own good. Bryan: Doing it yeah, it's for it's for your better. It's for your own good. Yeah, lock you in a basement and give you Jason: Okay, so we all know that everybody that watches this and know what we're getting at. They might not you might not realize and say, I don't give a shit about what the government I just want I go home I do this. I get on TikTok. I do all this stuff. Yeah, I was the same way Brian. I didn't give a shit about all that. I don't care. I just go to work. Do my shit. Come on. Bryan: Yep. Jason: But you're right, man. They're taking people like me that ain't paying attention because I don't want to get involved and I don't want to care. Just leave me alone. And I feel like they're leaving me alone, but they're chipping away my freedoms. Bryan: And they call people like me conspiracy theorists and are crazy, you know. Jason: Well, it's like putting a live frog in a pot of water. You just turn the heat up a little bit at a time, he'll never jump. Next thing you know, he's bowling and dead. But he's never seen it coming. You know what I'm saying? Because you just slowly brought it on him. He didn't see it. And that's how we are as Americans. Bryan: We've been on a slow ball for a long time. Or boy, or however you other people say it. Slow ball. Slow ball. Jason: Yeah. So well I guarantee when we put the caption up, it's going to say B-A-L-L. B-A-L-L. Bryan: ⁓ it definitely will. All right. So do you ever wonder why we have Islamist extremists that all want Americans dead? You ever wonder why they they want us dead? You know, f and and 'cause we fuck with ⁓ Jason: Cause we, we're always up there, yeah, we're over there picking on them all the time, dude. Bryan: And if you've been following us, you know that. Well, David Rappelport, he put together this four waves of modern terrorist theory. And it's considered one of the most influential frameworks in terrorism studies. And I'm not gonna bore you with all the details, but I'm and I'm not gonna suggest that I know everything about, you know, these studies. But note that each wave is about thirty to forty years long, and he started this study with the first wave in eighteen seventy nine. Currently we're in the fourth wave. Which is considered the religious wave, which started around 1979. Now, there's that fucking year again, 1979. So what happened in 1979? We've talked about it before, the Iranian Revolution, where Iran told the US to go fuck themselves and took control of its country back and took his own oil back. And ⁓ we've already gone through all the wars in the Middle East that we either were in or supported as a proxy. Which is just about all of them since the nineteen fifties. It's worth pointing out that while this was considered the religious wave, some of it was due to the people of the Islam feeling as if they were losing the grip on their own religion. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Countries were modernizing, they were building big cities, factories, schools, and new technology was coming out. And people moved from quiet villages to crowded cities. The world became more connected through TV, movies, internet, trade, and travel. Western culture, especially from America, like music, clothes, movies, dating styles, ideas about freedom and equality flooded in. And the old ways of farming and traditional jobs disappeared. New jobs, Money and opportunities appeared, but so did inequality, unemployment, and Western style consumer culture. A lot of the Muslim people felt overwhelmed and uncomfortable. They saw these changes as breaking apart traditional families and values, making religion less important in daily life, and pushing Western ideas that felt foreign or immoral. They felt like their identity, who they were as Muslims and as a people. Being erased or attacked. As a response, many turned strongly back to religion. They embraced a very strict pure version of Islam. This gave them clear rules to live by in a confusing new world, a strong sense of pride and identity that means they were true Muslims. They're not Western copies. It gave them a way to push back against the changes they disliked. This religious revival became very powerful. For some radical groups, it turned into the belief that they must fight sometimes violently to protect or restore their faith and their way of life. This is one big reason why the current religious wave of terrorism became so dominant. Now, don't get it twisted. I don't support Sharia law at all. But considering our moral compass in our country today as a whole, looking back, maybe they wasn't so radical. You know, wanting a wholesome life doesn't seem so bad now. You know, fuck it. It's become normal for people to show their chocolate starfish to the fucking world for clicks and money. Yeah. And a practice not so long ago that was considered taboo in our country. It is just normal for a lot of people to accept. And they accept it in society as a is a power move for women to be doing this shit. And even worse, our society Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: protects pedophiles. So is our culture really better? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Again, I'm not taking up for these people. Them hating us, I can understand why they hate us, you know? Because if if Iran was supporting Jason: Bye. Yeah, just tell me you hate me though. Stop blowing stuff up and shit. That's what I told. I mean it seriously. Bryan: Well, this is this is one thing you gotta consider. And I didn't consider this until I started looking at all this shit. We see it as savage that they're blowing shit up, right? They see people blowing up over there. We're blowing their shit up. You see what I'm getting at? For them, they're they're going tit for tat. To us, they're doing extreme shit. You see does that make sense? Jason: Yeah, I understand. Right. Yeah, because we don't, we're not being, they're seeing what's happening over there firsthand. We don't see it because the media or whoever's not showing it. Cause we already said that. Yeah, they're living in that. Yeah. Nobody's over here doing what's getting done to them. But when there is the, the, the, the, the circumstance every now and again that happened. ⁓ my God, that was like the Boston Marathon bomb. Bryan: Well not only that, we d they're living it is what I'm saying. We're not living it. No. So whenever Right. That's what I'm saying. That's savage to us. That's everyday life to those people. And we created a lot of that shit. Jason: Yes Yeah. And we can put our hats back on too and say, well, these people getting paid off to do this to stir us up so we can be okay for us to go over there and whip some ass some more. Bryan: I'm glad you're starting to think that way 'cause we're gonna go down that rabbit hole too. Now, I want you to think of this way. All right. So if Iran was supporting war or was bringing war to the continent of the United States since the nineteen fifties, would you have hate and discontent for the fucking Iranian people? Jason: Bye. There are. Bryan: So if if Iran was partially or solely in some cases responsible for the death of your loved one, would you not want revenge or closure for that shit? Okay. So again, ⁓ Yeah. And and I'm not taking up for them, but I love the USA. You know? I I think we live in the greatest country in the world, but I think we need to quit putting ourselves in in shit that we don't need to be in. You know, that's not our business. I I I don't get it. I mean, we can easily protect our homeland. Jason: Yes, yes, anybody watching this would have to say that. Yeah. Bryan: We don't need to keep putting our nose in other people's shit. Jason: That's what I'm getting at. If we build up our military good enough and train all the time, we don't have to go train live like we keep wanting to do. Our military doesn't want to do that. When we were in, we didn't want to get activate or get sent overseas to go fight a war. We were fine not doing that. I'm fine training to be prepared, but I'd rather not have to go to war. Bryan: No. Yeah, and I agree. And and the people that do disagree, you know, honestly, tell me what country overseas that like in the Middle East that we fought a war in that's better today because of it. You know, how I Jason: Nobody. Though if you go back and look at anything like Afghanistan, Iraq, all that stuff that we got involved with, nothing good came out of that except for people, elites. Yes. What was that? Halliburton, Dick Cheney? Yeah. Bryan: People making money hand over fist. ⁓ yeah. Jason: Here comes the hat. Bryan: Well, a couple of weeks ago we were talking about false flags and you just talked about it and we're gonna talk about that. You know, we talking about how the USS Liberty could have been a false flag to draw us into a war with Egypt, right? And so what about some real false flags? So we we had Operation Northwoods that was proposed but not executed in nineteen sixty two. ⁓ this was where the US was gonna stage terrorist attacks in US cities and blame Cuba. Yeah, they they even plan Jason: Right. Right. Right. Bryan: To sink a ship off the coast of Guantanamo Bay and hold mock funerals to draw us in a war with Cuba. Now I'm hoping that this ship was empty, that it was gonna sink, you know, unlike the USS Liberty. But that was part of the plans in the release documents. JFK Jr. stopped that. All right. There's a whole bunch of reasons why they didn't want JFK Jr. alive. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: ⁓ how about the Gulf of Tonkin where intelligence reported that the USS Maddox was attacked by North Vietnamese ⁓ torpedo boats. Now, this wasn't a stage false flag, but it was used to get us in the Vietnam War. And we talked about the other day or a couple weeks ago about could have Pearl Harbor been a false flag? I mean it's not proven, but it could have been. You mentioned this all the time. What about nine eleven? You know? I mean what Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: What happens after all those things? The American people come together and and they rally around a common enemy. I I remember 9-11 patriotism was the thing. I mean, at least for two weeks, everybody had a fucking flag. Everybody was rah-rah-rah for at least two weeks. Everybody at least loved each other after 9-11. Yeah. Jason: Mm-hmm. Yeah, the flag stores made hand over fist. They were out of flags real quick. I mean, you couldn't even find a flag on the internet because they were all bought up. Yeah. Bryan: No. Yeah, I mean it went quick. And it helped gain support for going to war from their country, you know. And all those events, well, except for one that JFK Jr. stopped. And they're great at making the other country look like the fucking devil. And I'm not again, I'm not taking up for these countries, especially communist countries. But when you look at these actual details, ⁓ we weren't all that innocent, you know, and talking about the USS. Jason: Yep. Yep. Mm-hmm. Bryan: I mean, think of I the way you felt after 911, it's hard to, you know, get that feeling. You know, and you don't want to have to get that, you know, that bat way. But I mean, it was a very good patriotic feeling. And think about how the people after Pearl Harbor must have felt. You know, they had to have the exact exuberant feeling of we need to kill some people. And this pretty much garners the American citizens to do whatever the government wants to do. Jason: Mm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, so basically it's like I said multiple times, it's the fucking infomercial model. You know, to create a fucking problem you don't have and sell you a solution you don't fucking need. You know. All right. Jason: That's right. They may think you got that problem, but you don't. Bryan: No, you don't. And then he just go take more freedom from you. Jason: And, and, and, you know what's funny, back to that keep your head on, what are the infomercials on? What are those infomercials on? They're on in the middle of the night. Bryan: No, I'm not taking it off. Jason: If it was that important, if you really had those problems and needed that shit to be on during the day or during prime time, it would. the FCC and the channels and all that know that that's a scam and ploy so big. They're gonna allow it to happen, but it's only gonna be in the middle of the night. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, see yeah. So what you saying, they only selling that shit to the weed and Cheetos people? Jason: Yeah, you know the third ship people like me, but I'm just saying it's just like people that watch that stuff. I mean it's And I've been to people's houses before that's got, they had rooms full of QVC, like hoarders. They had rooms and stuff they brought off QVC and all these shop televisions. Bryan: Man, they got one video I seen not long ago. This house is steadily receiving Amazon packages and it's all over their fucking yard and they're constantly receiving them. I mean, I mean, like nobody's picking them up. It's just all over the yard. Google that one day. It was pretty wild. All right. Jason: That's my house. That's my house. ⁓ Bryan: Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if just like everybody's just fucking with these people, just sending random ass packages, you know, just to see how many shit they can put in their yard. That'd be a fucked up joke. ⁓ Everybody starts sending just random shit to somebody's house. I mean, you could do it cheap as fuck. It wouldn't matter. Just Jason: That's messed up. I know. Yeah. I'm not trying to get sidetracked, but there was this one that said that there was this dude that won a lottery or something big in a lottery ticket or a scratch off or something. He spent a hundred thousand dollars on manure and dump trucks and had it dumped on his old boss's yard. He went to jail over it, but that was like, okay. Bryan: Yeah. Well I mean he got a very fucking ⁓ fertilized yard now. He could have sold that manure if he was smart. Jason: but You guys are coming home and big old piles of shits on your yard because your Ex-employee get one some money and freaking like gotcha Bryan: You know, if you were gonna do that, you would probably be better off just going shit in the yard. One, it would be a whole hell of a lot cheaper and you going to jail anyway. You know what I'm saying? Jason: Yeah, I know. I know, but the dude could easily clean that up. I mean you imagine that... Bryan: Yeah, but I mean just videotaping yourself shitting on his fucking doorstep. I mean you you you can't get rid of that. Jason: I know. Me and you like to keep stuff simple. Why'd you have to go extreme? Why didn't you just take a big dump in his yard with one of those, yeah, whatever that thing is that you got that holds your camera. The gimbal. I gotta get the wife that. I keep forgetting about it. But anyways. Bryan: Yeah. A fuck you sign or something. ⁓ the gimbal gimbal Alright, so so why am I going over all this shit? Why why am I talking about this? ⁓ because while we're hoping that we're turning the corner on this Iran war, y ⁓ I think everyone needs to be careful and about what you hear and what may happen during the negotiations. So if you listen to the Israeli government, they're upset with B B over Trump wanting to end this war. They think B B is weak. I thought that was Jason: I don't know, tell me why you're going over it. Bryan: Okay. And I Israel stated on multiple occasions that the battle for Israel is not over and they will not be held by any agreement that the US makes with Iran. Therefore, there's no telling what Israel may do to keep this fucking war going. All right. We're coming up on our country's two hundred and fiftieth birthday. A day we should all celebrate to the fucking fullest. However, this gives bad actors a chance to puff their chest. This also gives Israel a chance to Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: To plant a false flag that could result in us continuing this fucking war with Iran. I mean, think about it. What if they create a terrorist attack on U.S. soil and blame it on Iran or Hezbollah? American B will decide they want some skin, so it's this action, and Israel has the support they need from the U.S. again. You know, I'm not trying to scare anyone, but I mean, they gotta bring us together. Not for us. They don't want to bring us together for us. They would need to bring us together for Israel. Jason: Right. Right. Bryan: And Israel's losing the support of the US people and and that's a fucking problem for them. They need perpetual war and conflict with our support to keep their control of the Middle East. Without conflict and the boogeyman trying to get them, there's no reason for us to support them. You know, think about it. If if they don't have someone trying to kill them at all times, why do they need us? Other than our money. So they have to keep that threat. That's my opinion. You know, I can't prove that. Jason: They understand in order for our government to go do something for the whole, they got to get the people to back it or to get on board with it. Bryan: Yep. And for them to get on board, they have to be the kid that's always getting beat up. Jason: Because here, listen, they didn't have the people backing this that we're doing now, right? Now we're anything. We can kind of admit that a majority of the people do not support this at all. Bryan: ⁓ no, well I agree with you. Yeah, I I d I just trying to understand what you said. No, I agree with you, yes. Jason: Okay, imagine everybody this is a tinfoil hat. If I had the ability to AI this in the video, I would and put my tinfoil hat on. I need to just buy one. Anyways, who's to say they didn't run a little test to see if the American people would be okay with it. Now they see that they're not. Like you said, now they're going to have to do something to get us on board. But that's how stupid we are. And I'm pot calling the kettle black. Bryan: Possible. It's possible. Jason: something will happen and we'll all be like let's go get them and we're too dumb to see the writing on the wall that was this staged Bryan: And somebody's gonna s that's what I'm trying to say. And somebody's gonna say, I told you we we gotta kill ⁓ We gotta kill every one of them. And that's the rhetoric. Now, again, I can't prove that's gonna happen, but I'm glad you see it also. It's quite possible because these people are fucking crazy. And when I say crazy, I'm talking about these fucking people running Israel. And I'm gonna show you some stuff here in a little bit, but that there was ⁓ there was some ⁓ the political people that was condemning BB for letting Jason: ⁓ yeah Yeah. Bryan: letting Trump, you know, sign this deal. But it was all in Hebrew, so I couldn't understand it and I had to read it and all this other stuff. So I didn't bring it on for the show. But I mean they were B rating BB because they will not stop fighting. There's nothing that can make they are not part of that agreement. It's like, who the fuck are you? You know, you gotta have some big cojones or you got to have some big fucking people backing you to sit out there and say that. I mean that is You would think that when you're talking to what's supposed to be in us and which I believe ⁓ the world superpower, you would have a little fucking respect. but evidently we don't. Jason: Right. Bryan: That's So they losing the support from us. And then I don't know if you seen well, we we watched the video last week or the week before last when ⁓ they were writing Israel's ⁓ military in with us like a merger. Not a merger merger, but like we're just gonna share shit and we're gonna put instead of just sending them or selling them or however we get ⁓ their missiles, we're just gonna put it in part of our budget, you know? Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah, like yeah, we're gonna put our resources together. Yeah Bryan: That way you don't have to actually see what we spending. Yeah. And what's really funny is and I just thought about this, they asked for an ⁓ another five hundred billion dollars, you know, to be put on the the what is it, the the Pentagon budget. And now they doing more with Israel. I mean, were we supposed to give Israel half a trillion dollars? I'm not saying ⁓ well it would be a quarter of a trillion, still a lot of fucking money. Is that is that where that was going? Jason: Yeah, we know we did that probably Bryan: I mean that we're gonna Jason: They don't itemize shit, dude. And if they do, they lie about it. And that's the problem. There's no transparency with this government. And never has been. You remember the jokes when you were a kid and your parents would joke, yeah, the $500 toilet seat, the $1,000 hammer, blah, blah, blah, that the government would say that they're spending money on. They're lying, dude. It's like there's no accountability. And maybe that's why Elon got pushed out so quick with Doge and all that, right? When they were inventory and doing all that stuff. He probably started seeing some stuff and he wasn't gonna keep his mouth shut and they had to cut him off. Okay, we wanted you to come in here and try to clean this up, but it sounds like you can't keep your mouth shut. Cause we know all this crap. Bryan: Quite possible. Jason: We want to show that we're cleaning it up, but we don't need you airing out wet at all. Bryan: No, he he yeah, he he caught too much too fast. He was moving way too fast. So he's like, whoa, whoa, whoa. We figured it was gonna take you at least ten years to at least cut, you know, a hundred dollars. But no man, you move away too. Jason: Yes, yes Right Yeah. Yeah, you come in here with the like the most genius mother effers in the world and go and do this in a year. No, no, no, no. Bryan: Yeah, you weren't supposed to bring like all your boy geniuses. When they seen a bunch of kids show up, they they just started laughing. And then if kids just started ⁓ Cause it was true. You know, they they were just dogging on them about how young they were. And I'm thinking, fuck, if I if I had to do something like that, I want a younger people 'cause they are a hell of a lot smarter than I am when it comes to that shit. Look. Jason: yeah yeah on the keyboard like like right here yeah Hell yeah they are. No shit. But anyways, yeah that's what I'm, yeah it's, it's crazy. I mean how, you don't even, no I don't want another country involved in my budget and my military and all that stuff. Stop it. The best offense is defense. Bryan: You you know what tells me that they lost the support of the American people though? Is that Israel or APAC convinced our politicians to write in policy of us giving them money and intelligence so they don't have to ask for it anymore because they know that we won't support it. Jason: What? Bryan: You know, that's how I I know that they know that they have a problem. Jason: ⁓ yeah, they're trying to push policy to make us support them and that's bullshit. Yeah, I'm trying to refrain from language too much tonight, but I mean, certain things it just brings it out because I'm going to highlight and capitalize and put all kinds of pizzazz on my words with this crap because, dude, you know what else tells me? You don't not point me out calling you out, but in church. Bryan: Yeah, now we have no choice in this policy. Jason: There's a lot of people now that's not backing them, either in church. Bryan: Yeah, that's a big one. Jason: You see what I'm saying? Bryan: That's big and it's good. I mean, you you see ⁓ for what they're worth. You know, and that always comes out in the wash. And you can you can only pretend so long. Now, we know that these acts of terrorism makes everyone scared, you know, and and when they got you scared, the government comes in to save you. They give you safety again in the form of taking your fucking freedoms. And earlier I showed you what they've taken or what they've done since nine eleven. Jason: Yes. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: So just keep your ear to the ground, you know, enjoy yourself. And if something does happen, just question it. You know, why? You know, why did it happen? What was the purpose of that? We we have way too much information today to sit there and just listen to Fox or CNN, you know. Because they're gonna do whatever they have to do and spin the information ⁓ they need to spin it to collect the check. I mean, that's what they do. Jason: What? Yeah. We're not paying CNN and Fox. I think the government's paying them to push stuff out to us a certain way to get us to get on board. Bryan: Quite possible. Now ⁓ Jason: Take that to the start digging into that people that here, this is what. Bryan: Well well when you look at Fox and CNN that that that's a lot of Israel money too. I i i it no matter where you go, the money is gonna direct the information. You know, from big places like that. And that's why they hate social media. That's why they hate small podcasts. That's they can't control it. I mean they can. It just takes a lot of them to control it, you know. Jason: Mm. Yeah, like we're not even going to get into the little thing of some of our videos being being halted for pet of pedophilia and and and child traffic Yeah, sorry about children Bryan: I cannot stand the one though it it took mine down for save our children. That makes no motherfucking sense. How is that wrong to fucking say save our children? Jason: Hashtag save our children. That is so crazy I'm yeah, I'm just gonna start right or watching what I put on my title and my hashtags and let it rip I'm gonna put show your butthole and I guarantee dude it'll go viral because that is sad people anybody listen to this please support this and Please voice your opinion to that all these dang girls with daddy issues talking about their their starfish and all that crap Bryan: Yeah. Jason: I can name some of the names I'm not going to that I see all the time on there. They get all these views. The logarithm or whatever. I don't know. just skip or scan and there they are. Bryan: Why you see ⁓ all the time. ⁓ I don't get the same videos. Jason: You got... Well, because you're on the black web, you're getting all the dang crazy head stuff that you're watching. I'm watching the comedy and all this stuff, and with that, you're gonna get the damn girls with the daddy issues. But anyways, they're sitting there talking about this, that, and this, and guess what? Yeah, nobody cares. But then we put save our kids. Bryan: Yeah, you're probably right. Probably right. Probably right. Chicken butt. Save our kids. Jason: And tiktok says ⁓ hell no hell no, that's where we stop we're good for butt holes and feet pictures Bryan: When I seen that, I was like, are you serious? What I figured was there's gotta be something that's like derogatory about save our children. It has to be. I and I haven't looked it up, but if it's not, we lived in a fucked up ass society. Jason: Yeah, TikTok, you got your shit backwards and I know you're not watching my video. The only way you'll take my video down, if I can get past, you're looking at words on my captions. So I'm gonna turn the captions off too, screw them. If you can't hear, sorry, just read lips. We'll try to move our lips where you can read them. I'll take the captions off. The title will say, showing my butt hole. Bryan: ⁓ give Jason: Hashtags will say feet pics, feet finder, whatever. So TikTok will allow it and then you'll hear the story of what we're talking about that needs to be heard. And it won't get taken down unless people complain. TikTok won't watch it. There ain't like some police thing that they're watching. It'll be complaints about people. And if you're complaining about what we're putting out on that stuff, you're part of the problem. Bryan: ⁓ yeah. Jason: You got some nasty crap in you that you need to go get looked at. Yeah. Bryan: We're gonna talk about a lot of that in the next episode. Alright, so I don't know if you noticed the scene, but Trump has come out and he blasted Israel over Lebanon. And and I was questioning this. So it is this Trump pivoting away from Israel or is this just another wrestling ploy, you know, to win voters over for the midterms? You know what I'm saying? You always talk about the wrestlers, they're good, they talk this shit, then they go in the back and they all friends, right? So is this Trump actually pivoting and saying, Go fuck yourself? ⁓ Is this just the heel and the hero in the middle of the ring? That makes sense. Jason: Yeah, yeah, I mean, I whatever he was saying about I was like, who's this dude? It's like two different people. Bryan: Yeah, well watch this one. Jason: Yeah, show me good clip, because this was funny stuff. you Bryan: That's the deal with Iran. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Such a thing. Jason: No, that's what I'm getting at. That's what I wanted to hear before we got into this mess. Like Israel just needs to stop. Bryan: Yeah. But Is this a real pivot or is this a wrestling ploy? I don't know either. I'm hoping it's a pivot. I really am. Jason: I will, I am too. I hope that he's like, you know what? I know you got this over us and I probably got some friends that are gonna go down with some information that's gonna come out soon, but you know what? I am not gonna be tied to this no more. I'm getting out of this while the getting's good. I messed up. I should have never got in it. But I hope there was some heart to heart with Israel with Bibi between him saying, you're done. You tell your APAC dudes to get the hell out of here? You know what I'm saying? Start calling out these people that are bought off by APAC. Bryan: We we got a little bit more. So BB's people think I said earlier they think he's weak because he didn't hold Trump out of this agreement. And this is Julian Dory. ⁓ and tell me after listening to this that these people in in Israel are gonna fucking stop. Jason: Yeah, I've never heard the F like a duck though. That's a good one. Put that in my pocket. Bryan: It's a duck. Well So yeah, I don't think those people quitting. You know, they they have a mission. Now, how they accomplished that mission? Jason: Yeah, yeah, their balls deep they're not backing out they pulling out Bryan: And it's been talked about a lot, you know, that Israel may have a nuclear weapon or four hundred or however you want to count ⁓ But Iran can't have one. And I want you to listen to this short clip from a debate at Oxford in twenty eighteen between ⁓ Mari Hassan and Danny Alan. And he ⁓ Danny is an Israeli diplomat. I should listen to this shit. And for those of y'all listening, that last guy to talking, he's an Israeli historian. Think about Jason: It's sad, man. Bryan: Well, that historian his his a little bit more from him on what he thinks. And maybe that's why everybody's anti Semitic because they hate every other race and so they projecting themselves upon you. So they think you hate them. Jason: Mm-hmm. Yep. Yep. Bryan: That would make sense. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Sad. And that the guy was if I remember right was a IDF soldier and also a the Israeli historian. So I he he he knows a little bit. Jason: Yeah. Yeah, he's not like from another country sitting there bashing them and spreading false info. He's Israeli. Bryan: And yeah, so now Jason: And he was in the military, so shut your mouth, you know? Like he's got some background, he's seen it just like we can. Like non-military people sitting there wanting to talk about military, you just don't do that around veterans because you don't know what you're talking about. Bryan: I Jason: You know what I'm saying? Respect that dude. That dude probably knows some stuff. Bryan: He knows something about something. ⁓ Jason: Yeah, because that one dude up on the stage didn't try to fight me. He was like... Bryan: Well, let me ask you this. How many times have you heard about Israel having nuclear weapons? Jason: You never hear about it. You don't know how many they got. Bryan: And they and they were actually talking about well, there's leaks and it's 'cause it could be wrong, but ⁓ allegedly Israel had talked about using the nuclear option on Iran. Now, here's a interesting video ⁓ video we we'll discuss on the other side about their nuclear facility. J FK was a thorn in the side, huh? Jason: Yeah, he ain't alive anymore, is he? Bryan: Yeah. Bastard. Jason: Yeah, just a Marine sniper up in the building, know, just was having a bad day. Bryan: Yeah, I I I don't get why we allow them to have what they have and why we support ⁓ the way we do, but I truly believe ⁓ the American people Jason: because we were conditioned to protect them because of the Bible. Bryan: And see that ⁓ yeah, that guess that's why I'm Jason: Then twisted that. Then twisted that. Bryan: ⁓ I agree with you. I d I guess it it's weird for me because I've never looked at it that way. Jason: Going to the Old Testament, Jacob was named Israel. Israel is not a country. Jacob was named Israel. God named him Israel. He didn't name me my country. That's a name like Brian. You see what I'm saying? And it's just the lineage of Jesus Christ is all the Old Testament showing, right? So. Bryan: No I Okay. But that doesn't mean that they should be able to have a nuclear facility. I that doesn't make sense. Jason: No, no, I'm just saying that America's ⁓ infatuation with Israel is through because they manipulate the Word of God and it's wrong. If you really study it and get into it, it's that's not what it is. Bryan: Well, good thing is I I think the American people have were waking up and I think we won this war by waking American people up. Maybe maybe not me and you, but people were waking up. And I and I think the Trump administration, I hope it I hope it's not a ploy. I hope it's not the wrestling ploy. I hope the Trump administration is really realizing that this blind loyalty to Israel isn't good for our country. They know damn they know damn sure it's not good for the midterms. But I hope they understand it's not good for our country and it's not Jason: Yeah Yes. That's right. No, yeah, I forgot about that. I'm hoping it's not just deployed to get the midterm numbers up. And then as soon as that happens, then we go right back to doing this crap again. Ooh. Bryan: Well, we still got politicians like this stupid motherfucker. Listen to old Ted Cruz. Jason: Do you see all that Israeli money just coming out of his britches? Bryan: ⁓ yeah. I'm I'm sure he had a one of those yarmulkas tattooed on his fucking head. Piece of shit. Anyway, as you saw earlier, Trump is pushing back against Israel. And he even said this week in a and and I'm paraphrasing that it's I don't know how you say it's stupid to let everyone in the Middle East have weapons, ⁓ depend ⁓ the ability to defend themselves and not allow the same fire rant, which makes a lot of fucking sense. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: You know, that what a lot of people have been saying. And he got a lot of shit for it. But it was nice to hear something like that. And I mean, fuck Israel has nuclear bombs, but yet they want to neuter Iran. Yeah. But listen to JD Vance. He he probably says the best He speaks too well for me. You're like boom, bitch. I thought that was pretty good. You know, I hope I hope he believes that. You know, I really do. I hope I hope that's in his heart. You know, that's just not fucking lip service. I really do. Jason: Yeah Yeah, I did too. Yes. Yes, same here. Bryan: I I got one more from Trump and and this one got a little bit of everything in it for me. You it's got it's got a little bit of the the Trump I get tired of hearing, you know, we'll call that, you know, the greatest, the greatest Trump, the the Trump, Trump, the best Trump, the the bestest, and there's nothing like him. And then there's the guy that makes him just seem like another guy. And we'll call him the witty Trump. And that's the guy I like. Jason: Yep. Right. ⁓ jeez. Bryan: So you got a little bit of everything. Jason: hey Trump's a freaking HR nightmare dude Mohammed something you know that's 50 % of their names over there but no he's but dude you just come on man don't that's disrespectful that's like talking Bryan: Yeah, is he wrong? It is. It is, but I like that. And don't get me wrong, I I'm a f I'm a fucked up individual. Jason: It's like saying dude, you're so f- That dude's so fat he's got more chins than a Chinese phone book. I mean... You just don't say that. Bryan: I I No, I agree with you. Is it gonna offend people? It's gonna offend a lot of people. You know. But see, that's what a regular guy would say. That's what I like about it. You know, that's not the politician in them. That that's what I would say. Yeah, you know, and it's not because I'm racist, it's because I would thought it was funny. You know, it it no, I would think it was f if I lived in the Middle East and I had the sense of humor that I have today. Jason: They love your name as my homie. If your name was Mohamed you wouldn't be saying that. Right. Bryan: And and my name was Muhammad. And I knew as I was growing up, when they said Muhammad, 25 of us would turn around. I would think that was funny. You know what I'm getting at? There there is funny behind the truth. It doesn't mean it's racist. It doesn't mean it's xenophobic. It's just he's taking that area with the most popular name and using it to make a joke. And I and I appreciate that. Jason: Right. Okay. Okay, you're different than me. I'm like, I'm the guy that's saying, dude, did you just say that shit? Bryan: No, it's not it's not politician like I I under that's why I like it. Jason: Hey, yeah, I know but Brian he's that's not tactful. Well, you know what tact is and he you gotta be tactful with that microphone Okay Okay But then you know, I I'm fine with him saying that I'm not I'm not I'm not he's not that he's not being tactful Bryan: Not at all. Not at all. I agree with you. He needs to support everyone. I'm not arguing that. I am fine with him saying that. No, that's what I'm saying. At that point he is not I that's he's another dude to me. That's what I like. I ⁓ I'd like another dude in Jason: Okay, well we're not at the bar joking though. He's in front of the cameras and all that. He needs to be a little bit more tactful about that. Okay, thank you. Bryan: You're right. right. All right. So in looking at all this information, I come up with a bunch of numbers that I thought was interesting and it's not nerding out. It's we we go in this war on everything. So we got to this war on terror we talked about earlier, which cost us eight trillion dollars since nine eleven. All right. And ⁓ in the last twenty-five years we spent roughly three hundred and twenty billion a year fighting terrorism. You would think by now we'd be safe, right? Jason: Yeah, worse now than what we did before we started spending money. Bryan: Since since nineteen seventy one we spent one trillion fighting the war on drugs. That worked. Jason: Yeah, it did. Something talking about a gummy over here. Yeah, it worked really well. We got states legalizing it now. Bryan: It yeah, we we got ⁓ it was estimated today that ⁓ we're spending r between thirty and forty billion a year fighting drugs. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And that doesn't include the billions of dollars that the states are paying. In twenty fifteen alone, states have paid around seven billion on drug incarcerations alone. Okay, so we gotta be doing better on the war on poverty, right? Jason: Hmm. Bryan: Since since nineteen sixty four, we've spent over twenty two trillion dollars on the war on poverty. Over three hundred and fifty billion a year since nineteen sixty four. Jason: and we still pour. Bryan: Yeah, and I I think it's a it's a great moral cause for helping people and you know, poor people with but the system is broken and people abuse the shit out of it. Jason: ⁓ they're living off of it, dude. It's there to get you on your feet, not to live off of. Bryan: Right, so the last one how how about the war on crime? It started in the mid n ⁓ nineteen sixties. Wanna guess what we spent on this one? Jason: Whatever. I don't even want to know. mean, dude, it's... Bryan: ⁓ Well it it don't have a a good accumulative. They didn't they didn't keep a good record on how much they spent because crime because crime is pretty broad. But they did do it they did record it in twenty twenty one. And in twenty twenty one alone they spent two hundred and seventy to three hundred billion was spent on crime. Jason: No shit. No shit. Yeah Bryan: But we started that war on crime in the mid nineteen sixties. And we're still spending three hundred billion dollars a year fighting it. It's a fucking hell of a war. Somebody's making a lot of money. Jason: I know. Bryan: All right, so one last thing, and this I caught this today, and I think you'll enjoy this. It's it's about five minutes long, but ⁓ good old Tulsa Gabbard on her last day, I don't know if you've seen this, ⁓ she had a great day. It wasn't so great for Fauci, but it was great for her. ⁓ she pretty much told Fauci to go fuck himself. This video is about five and a half minutes long, but it's it's worth it. And ⁓ if you question ⁓ COVID, you're gonna like this. Ain't nothing gonna happen though. Jason: No, because he was pardoned by Biden. Bryan: Fucked up. I hope they do something. They gotta find something. Well, if now that he's pardoned, they did say when they did pardon him, since he's pardoned, he can go in and give a testimony and he be honest because they can't hold nothing against him. So he he can't plead the fifth because he can't go to jail for it. So go ahead. Sing like a fucking bird, be a connect whatever they fucking do. But I think it was good. Fuck you on the way out. Hey by a Fauci. Fuck you. So Jason: You think she's voluntarily leaving for the family-ish or reasons or do you think she's? Bryan: I don't I I go I went back and forth on that. I don't know. I I think she's I don't know if she would lie that much but with a family member. I again I don't know any of these people and they could all be a bunch of pieces of shit. But from what I've seen of her, I would think that we could trust her, you know? More than anything else. But so I would think that she would what I'm getting at is I would think that she wouldn't lie about a family. If she was gonna leave and lie about something, I think she might lie about something that in ornate not a family member. Jason: I know, but I'm just saying. I understand, I'm still saying, I think we talked about this. Her husband can get very good medical care or whatever with her job that she's got and all that stuff. I think it's there, it's a way out, I'm done, is what I'm getting at. She's not lying about it. It gives her an out and she's wanting to wipe her hands clean of this crap that's going on. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, g that g that g gives her a out. Yeah, like yeah. Yeah, I I yeah, yeah I I can see that. Jason: Okay, that's what I'm thinking. Because I can see in her hearing her voice and her eyes, she does not like lying and covering shit up. Bryan: Yeah, I think that she's if if not, I don't believe any of them are honest because I don't think you can be in those positions and actually be honest. That not full honesty, right. But I think she's one of the more honest of all politicians. Yeah. Yeah. Jason: Not full on us, but yes Yes, I think she's got morals, more morals than most people up there. And I think it's really wearing on her and she just found her out and I'm taking it. Bryan: And and anybody that disagrees with what I just said, when you think of the way I think, even in your job, there's sometimes somebody will ask you something, you know, like somebody that works for you, and you can't tell them the answer. And you might tell them, you don't know. That's lying. I don't care how you look at it, you're still lying. You know, so and that's how I look at things in micros like that. So I yes, I think there's sometimes that she just can't be completely honest in the position she's in. But I think she's more truthful than most. Okay. Well, that's it. You got anything else, Jason? Jason: Yes. Yeah. Yep. Bryan: All right. Thanks everyone for joining us. We greatly appreciate it. ⁓ hope it was ⁓ y'all had just as much fun as I did. ⁓ it was a little long. We'll see what we can do. But until next time, this is the Sense and Senseless Podcast. I am Brian. Yeah, Jason. Beast. Jason: I'm Jason.