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Houston Megachurch Shooting, Tucker on "Kill List", Gina Carano VS Disney | HBR News 442 · Honey Badger Radio

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  This is HBr News number four forty two, Houston Megachurch shooting, Tucker on
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  kill List, Tina Carano versus Disney, where we discuss the news of the
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  That was good, Okay, Stevenson, Well, I don't you know what
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  to continue the conversations both in the chat as well as the comment section on
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  this week's HBr News. Joe, we're going to be talking about the recent
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  unfortunate and very tragic shooting that took place at a Houston megachurch last week.
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  When we did a show, someone in the comment section informed us that King
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  Charles prostate was enlarged and we should cover it. So we're going to talk
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  a little bit about that. I know the last thing you expected was to
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  come and talk about royal prostrates, prostates lands, but here we are.
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  Gina Carno's gonna sue Disney with apparently Elon Musk's money and more so, stick
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  around. It's going to be a good time. Ambishi to join us afterwards
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  for the Patron Only show. So so you guys probably heard because the whole
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  internet knew about it. And no, I'm not talking about the Super Bowl,
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  because I don't what the hell that's about. That. Tucker Carlson flew
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  to Russia and interviewed the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, and this has stirred
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  up some controversy, some discussion on the interwebs, but it was probably well,
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  not the most viewed thing that was still a super Bowl, but it
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  was one of the biggest things we were talking about. And of course the
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  women of the Guardian had to chime in on this as well. So we're
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  gonna be looking at an opinion piece from Margaret Sullivan about this, entitled Tucker
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  Carlson's Putin Interview. Is I say it putin or is it just putin?
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  Tucker Carlson's interview. I just say Putin, and it's probably Putin. I
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  prefer to say putin, which is it's like mayis and French fries gravy.
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  I think anyway, Charger Carlson's Poutine interview wasn't journalism, it was psychophancy.
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  So I guess we'll find out what she has to say this is actually a
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  common reaction from the media, which basically tells me there's more to it than
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  all that out of the way, let's get into today's stories. So first
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  we have to talk about this. Now. You guys got the link.
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  I put it through already the stories. Yeah yeah, yeah, okay,
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  I sent that through. I was just okay. So last Sunday afternoon shots
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  rang out at a pastor at pastor Joel Olstein's Lakewood Church near Houston, Texas.
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  An individual wearing a trench coat and a backpack with a seven year old
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  child in tow, entered the church with a thought with a semi automatic rifle
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  and began shooting. Police officers on the scene fired back, and after the
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  shooting was done, the shooter was dead. Child was critically injured, and
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  an elderly bystander was also injured. Elderly bystander, who was shot in the
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  leg, was rushed to a local hospital where he was treated. Seven year
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  old was shot in the head at this point it is not clear by who,
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  and remains in critical condition hospital. Shooter, whose legal name was Denis
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  Moreno, also went by Jeffrey Escalante Moreno, leading some to believe the individual
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  may have been transgender. The rifle Moreno had used had the slogan Free Palestine
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  written on the side of it. Moreno also had a long criminal history,
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  with arrests for assault, forgery, marijuana possession, theft, evading, and
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  unlawfully carrying a weapon. Moreno's social media post show seven year old child may
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  have been her son. Further post show that she was a member of Oldstein's
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  Lakewood Church, as well as a donor to it that she supported Vermont's Senator
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  Bernie Sanders presidential run back in Ah. This is right is given to us
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  by Mike. That's see, that's why the media put this case in the
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  no pile. There there's all sorts of factors and characteristics to examine whenever this
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  happens that the legacy media uses to determine whether to make this front page news
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  everywhere or no page news anywhere in the news. And the most important factor
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  is can we convince everyone that this was a Trump supporter. If so,
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  it goes in the yes pile, Like like that guy who cut off his
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  dad's head and showed it on on a YouTube video. He was a conspiracy
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  theorist, you see. He blamed the government for all kinds of things.
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  So we can go ahead with the headline, was here Trump's supporter? All
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  important question mark. We just won't mention that he wanted Trump thrown in jail.
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  This is not important. But on this occasion we have ourselves a Bernie
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  Sanders supporter. Whoops the daisy. I guess we'll have to wait until the
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  next Democrat primary before we bring this one up. All the other factors and
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  characteristics fall by the wayside As you may have noticed, was it a man?
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  Was it a woman? The police in the due diligence have put hundreds
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  of hours into investigating which pronouns should be used, you know, just to
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  be polite to the suitor. But it's not important. If it was a
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  cisgendered man, it would be important because that's what the media likes to demonize.
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  But the very idea that they can't tell if it's a man or a
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  woman means it's the very kind of person they're not allowed to demonize. On
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  the contrary, they are the foot soldiers of the sire, although at this
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  point it's beyond a sciop. It's a fully mechanical, fully automatic op.
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  Then it's not just a legacy media doing it. It's their overlords at the
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  FBI. Did you know about this nut job ahead of time? FBI say
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  the line, but he was on our radar, She was on our radar.
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  Ca Well, it's what's even my line? Every fucking time? By
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  the way, does it? Does anyone else find it a bit sus that
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  the FBI would even admit that he she was on their radar, Like in
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  the normal course of things. The FBI doesn't have to admit anything. If
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  they told the truth for one day, their world would fall apart. Is
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  there is there some clause in the law where if someone asks them if a
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  Trueytoon murderer was on their watchlift list, they have to admit it. But
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  they don't have to admit that they make up the legions of Mars gloe is
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  calling themselves Patriot Front who show up every now and again for a photo op
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  and for some reason never get any ship from Antify. How does that?
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  What kind of Genie's curse is going on here? What kind of enchanted game
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  of Simon says? Is this? Did you plant the pipe bonds? We
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  cannot answer that. Did you take down the barrier? We cannot answer that.
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  Did you break the windows? We cannot answer that. Did you know
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  about the latest Truanny murderer ahead of time? Oh? Yes, sorry,
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  that was our bad. They're just they're they're just taunting everyone at this point,
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  like I don't like they didn't even know about it at all. They
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  don't even have a radar. They're just trying to piss everyone off because they
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  can, because they know they'll get away with it you're being ruled by pathological
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  liars who hate you and what you did, and by you, I mean
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  the people that they're supposed to be serving. This particular criminal was originally from
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  El Salvador, and Bukeley would know exactly how to deal with this sort of
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  ship. But if a US president were to accomplish what Bukeyley has done,
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  he couldn't simply arrest all the street criminals, because the street criminals would just
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  get constantly replaced by the nefarious forces of the deep state. If a US
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  president were really to clean up the country like Bukeley did, he'd have to
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  start with the FEDS. Those those pictures you've seen from El Salvador with hundreds
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  of tattooed gang members mashed into a high security prison like cattle, demeaned and
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  demoralized, like the unconstable scum they are. Picture that, but with the
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  FEDS. That's what needs to happen. Is anyone else getting aroused by that
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  image? I am we did. We did have a president that tried to
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  do that, and they're still going after him to this day like they caninue
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  to go after and they're blaming everything that's going wrong in the Biden administration on
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  Trump, like as soon as soon as you try to go after the parts
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  of government that are corrupt, that they come after you like an immune system.
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  And right now he's he's got you know, hundreds of cases that have
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  been he's been dealing with because of that, Like the government is better at
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  vexatious litigation than any other entity. And it's it's fascinating to watch it happen
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  and watch people actually support that. I can't imagine they would if it was
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  them. But in terms of this situation, Uh, this doesn't this doesn't
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  surprise me that the information was you know, not widely publicized and and the
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  story kind of died and and so on. It is Uh, it is
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  a big deal. You know, it is something that people should be paying
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  attention to. And it is partly because this is something that gets talked about
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  only when it's useful to the media to support a narrative, and not when
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  it's not useful to the media to support a narrative. But I would also
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  say that this is important because yet again the media found a story to sort
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  of bat around a little bit and then hide and send right wingers chasing after
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  it at exactly the right time, right when our politicians in Washington were in
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  the process of trying to vote in spending bills that would precede sending troops to
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  not one war, not two wars, but three overseas, and one of
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  the two houses of our legislative bodies was all for it, and a significant
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  number of the Republicans in that House went right along, marched right along with
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  the Democrats in thinking that it was perfectly okay to send money in preparation for
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  sending your sons and my son potentially into war for no benefit to the United
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  States whatsoever, no protection of the United States whatsoever, no reason that is
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  legitimate to the United States whatsoever. So you know, here we are.
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  We have these stories, and they're important, and this story is important.
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  But it does quite fascinate me to watch the media jump all over stuff like
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  this and make this stuff very important right at the time when we should be
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  all shouting blue murder at our politicians and just absolutely founding them about an issue
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  that they should be voting on the right side on. And we've watched several
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  politicians that should be more sensible than that go along with it. The uniparty
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  is a thing in. The older the politician, the more likely they are
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  to be in it. I would look on Twitter for the phrase twenty two
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  Republicans. If you live in a state where one of those twenty two Republicans
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  is your representative and you're able to vote, the next time that individual is
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  running for office, they should have some opposition in the primary. That's who
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  needs your vote, doesn't doesn't matter the devil you don't know, you know
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  running in a primary. The devil you do know, just voted to fund
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  sending our children to die for nothing. What do you mean Ukraine and Israel?
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  But look, this has this raises several questions, and I won't I
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  won't wait for answers, but I'd like you guys to think about them.
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  So, first of all, it okay, this person went under several aliases?
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  Was this person trans because it considering there have been a couple of incidents
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  involving trans shoots angry with religious people, that would make sense if that's the
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  case with this, But it's not confirmed. So I'm a little I don't
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  know if she or he just has a bunch of aliases and some of them
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  are male, And why is that a good idea? I have no idea.
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  It's confusing. Then, on top of that, apparently this person was
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  a member of the church, So there was a trends woman potentially that committed
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  or tried to commit mass murder that was a member of the church. And
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  not just any church, but the Joel Olstein megachurch. Megachurches suck. But
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  I don't think that going in and shooting the place up is necessarily like a
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  really good and productive way to critique. You just say, look, I
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  don't like the smoke machines, light shows and music. You know, I
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  think that you are probably getting a little too too much money. Like there's
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  always like you get the feeling there's a scam going on. Not a fan
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  of the Joel Olstein Church, but I don't want any of this shit to
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  happen to anybody just because they're you know, a bit of a car salesman.
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  Then I got the random free Palestine thing up there. What does Christianity
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  have to do with Palestine except that the United States, against our best interest,
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  just like Hannah said, is supporting you know, Israel pretty unconditionally in
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  this case, although there is more pushback coming from you know that that than
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  has historically been the case. I just, you know, the whole thing,
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  there's just a lot of it that doesn't add up, you know,
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  I mean, it's just weird. I'd like to know how it connects the
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  dots. It's just a strange series of events. You know, maybe trans
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  shooter member of a church shoots the church up three Palestine. And in terms
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  of the things that indicate, you know, a criminal mind here, oh,
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  here's one other things. It might not have had anything to do with
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  it, but the long criminal history with arrest for assault, theft, in
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  unlawfully carrying a weapon like those, those three things kind of strike me as
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  more likely to predict the shooter than anything else about the shooter. Not that
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  everybody who engages an assault and theft and evades the police and unlawfully carries a
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  weapon probably after they've been convicted like that. You know, that doesn't necessarily
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  mean everybody's going to do that, but I think that's a lot closer.
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  And the individual being transgender, it sounds like this is a transman, not
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  a trans woman, And I'm, well, you know it's a biological woman.
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  Yeah right, I'm I'm skeptical of the There are some people trying to
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  imply that taking testosterone caused the violence. Now, testosterone in a woman's body
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  might not have the same effect as testosterone in a man's body. It's hard
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  to know for sure. I know I've been told I'm hire the normal in
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  testosterone, but that's testosterone that's naturally occurred in my body, right, So
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  it's not It's not the same as taking it. And when you give me
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  steroids, it fucks me up mentally and does make me aggressive. And I
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  watched that happen with my brother. I took a steroid for twenty years called
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  theopholin that when he was on it for a week, his entire personality changed.
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  He was very He's always been a very gentle guy because he's a big
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  guy. And either you're gentle or you're in trouble if you're a big guy.
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  And so he got pneumonia when we were in high school, and it
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  wasn't normal for him to get sick like that, and he got really sick,
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  and they put him on theofline. He was on theoflin for like less
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  than a month and went from this gentle, big, carefully spoken guy who
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  carries himself carefully and is you know that that description of the alpha, where
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  he takes care of all of the people around him and is careful and and
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  protects and nurtures all of the people around him. That was my brother,
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  right, but not on Theoflin. On Theofolin, he bunched a hole in
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  the wall between our rooms over a joke, and that that told me that
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  that drug was really rough on the system. They should have figured out then
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  that I was suffering from roid rage all the time, that I was a
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  bit during that time. Right when they took me off of it, my
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  whole personality changed too. Like you guys would not have liked me if you
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  had met me when I was on THEOFLIN. And that's that's a steroid,
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  not a hormone. But and the effects are different. But when you mess
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  with somebody's body chemistry, it can't affect that. So it's possible that it
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  may have made her more likely to be agitated, like it may have made
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  her more likely to be impatient, may have may have made her more likely
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  to be black and white thinker that kind of thing. But it wouldn't take
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  somebody who would just never do anything bad or violent and make them suddenly criminally
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  violent, like this is an individual who was criminally violent already and then changed
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  her body chemistry and probably wasn't getting the support she needed. Perhaps, but
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  I mean there's no evidence that we don't know if she was taking anything.
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  Yeah, yeah, she just gave herself a male name. And the other
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  thing I was gonna do is I wonder, apparently marijuana possession, But marijuana
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  doesn't really don't. I don't be blamed for that either. The worst thing
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  I might do is, like I've seen people get paranoid on it, but
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  like that's it generally. Yeah, I just want to hide. I have
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  a friend that like cakes all the another room and hods it when she's high.
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  But but that's about as aggressive as I've seen anybody on it. Yeah.
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  Yeah. And then there's estrogen, by the way, that makes make
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  you aggressive. Ironic that everything they say testosterone does is far far more likely
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  to happen with estrogen, especially in a man's body, especially if it's unnatural.
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  Amounts of it in a man's body will will lead to violent mood swings,
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  which eventually lead to the kind of mood where you engage in erratic violence.
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  But it's it's not it's not so much the kind of targeted violence that
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  that would lead to to first degree murders, like like organizing a mass shooting
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  like this, it's more like just throwing random fists at well, particularly children,
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  anyone in the general vicinity that that that can't defend themselves, that sort
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  of thing, which is which is probably why there's a overrepresentation of of of
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  trans men in in these in these shooting incidents, more even more than trans
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  women, even though trans women outnumber trans men by tens to one at this
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  point. But it's it's a gap that's slowly closing as as as they as
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  they introduce autistic girls into this body horror cult, where where narcissistic men have
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  have been the vast majority of those who populate this this body horror cult.
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  But still it's we're increasingly seeing a vast overrepresentation of trans slash non binary people
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  in in the in the hall of fame of these of these mass shooters.
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  And I don't even know if we if we can talk it up to to
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  mental illness, is it possible for someone to commit a crime like this despite
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  having no mental illness? I think it is. Some people are just evil.
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  I so no, I agree, some people are the other thing I
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  was going to ask is there's two other things. So the child, was
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  it her child or is it just a child? I guess we don't know
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  yet because like the assumption is it's she brought her child. A lot of
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  people would assume that, but that that doesn't add up because she puts the
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  child in danger. So I wonder is it her child or is it a
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  child maybe even like a child that was being used as a human shield because
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  she's free Palestine. And I guess I don't know. I'm I'm just spitballing.
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  And then one other thing I wonder about is is she a US citizen
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  because she's from according to article that she from Salvador or something. Now,
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  that doesn't mean that she is illegally here. It might mean that her she
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  was originally from El Salvador and came here. But these are just these are
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  questions I'm asking because the border is open and there's people on the border that
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  are making threats. You know, I remember there was a guy, a
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  famous clip for this guy that's crossing the border and he's like, you're going
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  to know my name, and it's like very like haunting. It's like,
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  why are you telling us this. So there, there's just a lot of
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  factors, and I think the chaos is purposeful and it's worth making notes.
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  So like if they're you know, if there's more information about this story that
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  comes out, we will well, I will endeavor to bring it forward because
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  I think that it's just, you know, there's just so many things happening.
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  This is like a bingo card of you know, of current days,
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  things all happening at once. You know, guns, Palestine, trannies,
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  women, the border, illegals, it's just everything. I don't know,
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  but anyway, let us know what you guys think about this. One of
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  the comments, I got to move on to the next story. But let's
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  look at your super child's first. So Richard Pierre gives us five dollars and
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  says, I've heard that transgender treatments are being covered under the Affordable Care Act.
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  If so, how much less of this activity would be happening if there
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  wasn't any government coverage paying for it? Getting a flashback to that one hospital
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  administrator telling the staff to encourage it as much as possible because it would be
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  a revenue stream for the hospital. So yeah, because it's a government payout,
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  the hospital gets money, then they can just do whatever. Houston Police
• 28:03
  Department is having an investigation to determine the shooter's preferred pronoun this week. Yes,
• 28:08
  I saw the video of that, and yeah you might. I mean,
• 28:15
  I don't know. All that sounds like it's probably creating this problem,
• 28:22
  especially when you like think about like, like I don't know, ten years
• 28:26
  ago. So you know, one of the things that I've been seeing a
• 28:29
  lot that's been coming up in my feed is Gamergate coming back up because gamer
• 28:33
  Gate is going to be ten years old in August, and I think about
• 28:37
  the time period of that, you know, and how this conversation about like
• 28:45
  queer theory and non binary identities and neo pronouns and transgenderism it existed, but
• 28:52
  it was very, very very free, and it was very easy for me,
• 28:56
  as like the person at the time to just defend on principle like well,
• 29:00
  yeah, if you want to live your life the way you want to,
• 29:03
  I don't care. And now I feel like I have to stand in
• 29:06
  opposition or at least question it because the rate has gone up so high.
• 29:11
  It's like, this is not organic, this is not natural. For one
• 29:15
  second of all, they're pushing this on the kids and I'm like, nah,
• 29:18
  I don't know about that. And thirdly their actor. It's a completely
• 29:22
  different environment. Like you know, remember the Lady Gaga song Born This Way.
• 29:27
  That was the mantra that everyone basically just agreed with. Okay, yeah,
• 29:32
  sure. Now it's not that it's changed completely. It's all about how
• 29:36
  do we engineer people this way? And it's like, well, if you
• 29:38
  can engineer people this way, then what are we defending? You know,
• 29:44
  so this, you know, I'm just saying it raises a lot of questions.
• 29:48
  It's a matter of boundaries, right, Yeah, this is an individual
• 29:52
  making a decision for themselves based on their own experiences and their own interests is
• 29:57
  one thing. As long as they're not crossing somebody else's boundaries by doing it,
• 30:03
  making you change your life by doing it, then there's no harm done
• 30:10
  and there's no reason to turn around and say, well you can't you can't
• 30:14
  do that because we disapproves. That's always been something that goes against the principles
• 30:23
  of human rights, and humanity has failed at it at upholding that human rights
• 30:30
  principle historically, but in the last i'd say in the last fifty years,
• 30:36
  we had been making great strides forward in recognizing that, and now you know,
• 30:44
  we look at and we look at things through a filter of isms and
• 30:52
  phobias instead. And it started changing in the nineties, and we pushed back
• 30:57
  against it for a while and made fun of that for a while, and
• 31:03
  it was all right. It backed off for a while, and then it
• 31:07
  sort of sat around and waited until about twenty twelve and then started attacking again.
• 31:14
  And it's not like it was a new thing to say, you can't
• 31:19
  argue with our intention to cross your boundaries because if you do, you're guilty
• 31:26
  of isms and phobias. I remember that kind of thing happening in discussions in
• 31:33
  the nineties when I was a when I was a photographer for newspaper over there
• 31:41
  was sort of a rehash of the cases brought by women in the seventies to
• 31:49
  get into men's locker rooms as journalists, professional journalists, to get into the
• 31:56
  locker rooms of male athletes like male journalists were doing and interview them in there.
• 32:02
  And you know, if you disagreed, even if you were a woman
• 32:07
  disagreeing with men saying no women should be allowed to go in there, and
• 32:12
  trying to explain why, I know, that that's actually a bad idea.
• 32:15
  You were guilty of isms and phobias. Right, It was just a smaller
• 32:21
  list of isms and phobias. But now now it's being used to defend everything
• 32:27
  from reverse reverse conversion therapy to pedophilia. Right, And if you disagree you're
• 32:39
  guilty of isms and phobias. There has to come a time where we can
• 32:45
  turn around and say, yeah, fuck you, We don't care if you
• 32:49
  think we're guilty of isms and phobias. We are still going to enforce these
• 32:52
  boundaries you can't cross. You cannot have sex with children, You cannot tell
• 33:01
  children that they are somebody that they are not. You cannot gaslight children,
• 33:07
  and you cannot subject them to conversion therapy, even if you like the direction
• 33:13
  of the conversion as opposed to when people did it to historically to people of
• 33:17
  your type. Hey, speaking of do you guys remember Lee Stream's Brawls show,
• 33:25
  like MTV paid for it. He was talking about he was like talking
• 33:30
  about sex positive feminist stuff on there, and it was aimed at like pretty
• 33:35
  young audience. You know that Planned Parenthood just started a series very similar and
• 33:42
  it's it's really creepy, that's all I'm gonna say planned parenthood. Why are
• 33:47
  you so creepy? But anyway, we should move on. I got a
• 33:52
  couple more super childs and a super chat. So Richard Bierre gives us five
• 33:54
  bucks and says it is ma'am. All boxes on the form were ticked one
• 34:00
  and therefore we could take any action. And then Meredith may oh, I
• 34:06
  forgot to give. And then Meredith gave us five dollars and says HBr News
• 34:12
  number four four two, honey for the badgers. The thing about the trans
• 34:15
  community is the problem with go morbidities. So you have people with other serious
• 34:21
  mental health problems being medicated in ways that likely exacerbate their existing problem. And
• 34:25
  then the trans culture seems to be a form of programming that likely makes things
• 34:30
  worst. But no, no, don't talk about all that stuff. Well,
• 34:35
  then that would suggest that mental the mental health industry has limitations and there
• 34:43
  are things that they can't quite solve for, and there are problems, and
• 34:46
  that's not allowed because you have to believe the science, no matter where the
• 34:51
  science comes from. We have gotten to the point now where you can't question
• 34:54
  the science anymore at all. So all right, well, anyway, let
• 35:00
  us you guys, think about this story. By the way, By the
• 35:01
  way, this technically this is episode four four three. You counted four four
• 35:05
  one twice. Shit, it's oh, I'm sorry, I didn't No,
• 35:13
  no, it's okay, Like I was gonna make that mistake. This is
• 35:16
  four four three. That was my bad. So there you go. But
• 35:22
  thank you, uh Meredith for the super child. And then I got a
• 35:27
  super chat from Iggy Thunders and he says, Hannah, I ordered a chicken
• 35:31
  and an egg on Amazon. I'll let you know which one comes first.
• 35:37
  I get it. Well, don't cheat and like pay for overnight with all
• 35:43
  right, anyway, listen, you guys, think about this one of the
• 35:44
  comments. We gotta move on to the next story. This is like a
• 35:46
  little one, but I thought I would share it because so last week we
• 35:50
  did our show and someone made a comment saying, hey, did you hear
• 35:54
  that King King Charles had an enlarged prostate? You could have talked about prostate
• 36:01
  cancer on your show. Now. Of course, we do talk about male
• 36:06
  cancers all the time. We do shows every basically every day, and subjects
• 36:12
  that are people's personal favorite things to talk about, like male specific cancers or
• 36:16
  circumcision. We completely are on board with those things, and we do talk
• 36:22
  about them, but they don't tend to come up as frequently, you know,
• 36:27
  or make the news as often as say, a woman who kills all
• 36:30
  of her childrener's and those are a little bit more spicy, and we can
• 36:34
  get into them so anyway, or like allegations, like a lot of the
• 36:37
  things that I noticed that we get into on this on the New Show are
• 36:42
  stories of people who have been essentially there are allegations made by women against them
• 36:50
  that are used for financial, social, or political gain. And this happens
• 36:54
  a lot too. There was a thing I almost did Vince McMahon. You
• 37:00
  guys know who Vince McMahon is, like the owner of the WWE guy.
• 37:05
  Yeah, he was accused of something. I didn't look into the story,
• 37:07
  and I know it's been like banded about, but I haven't because there isn't
• 37:12
  like a lot of info except a lot of like, you know, the
• 37:15
  accusations whatever. I haven't didn't make it a thing, but we we covered
• 37:20
  that a lot because I noticed that this comes up frequently. We did the
• 37:23
  thing with Trump and the like. These are impossible, impossible to validate allegations
• 37:30
  that make like gigantic news story. By the way, speaking of which Aiden
• 37:37
  Paladin a bit of a he's a friend of the channel. She hasn't been
• 37:40
  on in a while, but I think we're still on good term. She
• 37:43
  spoke at ic My twenty nineteen. Aidan Paladin put out a tweet today said
• 37:46
  that she found the study, or the supposed study that is behind the claim
• 37:54
  that feminists make that only two percent of grape allegations are fault and she is
• 38:00
  like gonna make a video about it because it is completely blogoney, like it's
• 38:06
  the worst study that she had ever seen, And I was like, yeah,
• 38:08
  of course it is. Of course it is saying because she's seen a
• 38:13
  lot of studies. Yeah, she's seen a lot of studies. So so
• 38:16
  we'll be we'll look out for that. I mean, I think we've talked
• 38:20
  about it on the show too, the two percent thing. We've talked about
• 38:22
  that many times. But if you want somebody to really spurg out on a
• 38:25
  study, you get Aiden to do it. And so when she does,
• 38:30
  we'll we'll like, maybe I'll have her on and we'll talk about it,
• 38:32
  because I think it's very important when you look at all of the ways that
• 38:37
  women's victimhood can be used to destroy people, you know, going back,
• 38:40
  like as far back as the Bible, and like, you know, these
• 38:45
  are important things to talk about, and of course feminists don't want to.
• 38:49
  So anyway, let's get into the next story. So King Charles the Third,
• 38:52
  age seventy five return to London from his country retreat following a cancer diagon
• 39:00
  knows I and Queen Camilla Camilla flew to Buckingham Palace from then then sang Riam
• 39:10
  Estate. The King undergoing a cancer treatment will suspend public engagements but continue with
• 39:15
  state matters. The type of cancer has not been disclosed, and it is
• 39:19
  unrelated to his recent treatment for a benign prostate condition, so so according to
• 39:24
  the news story, it's not related to his prostate, it's something else.
• 39:30
  Charles thanked the public versus support and is expected to undergo further treatment. Camilla
• 39:35
  noted that he was quote extremely well under the circumstances. I mean, he's
• 39:39
  not he's got weird fat fingers. But I'm not gonna, you know,
• 39:43
  I'm not. I'm not gonna take the piss out of him for that.
• 39:45
  I don't even know what that's about. And yeah, I have every sympathy
• 39:50
  for cancer victims, including but not limited to, principally male varieties like prostate
• 39:57
  cancil, though apparently that's not what they say is it's probably ask cancer or
• 40:00
  something related. And I feel a bit resentful that we should give any more
• 40:05
  sympathy to King Charles than we would give to any other man who actually has
• 40:09
  prostate cancer. And you know, I'm going to say it. If he
• 40:15
  dies, he dies, And I'm not being mean, I'm not being macabre.
• 40:20
  I'm certainly not being treasonous, far from it. I have the interests
• 40:23
  of the country in mind. Do you know how much of an upheaval it
• 40:27
  is to change whose face is on all the money, Not all the coin,
• 40:32
  the notes, and the stamps, it's all the insignia or the letterheads,
• 40:36
  or the official memos, the birthday card you get when you turn a
• 40:39
  hundred. It's a logistical nightmare. And I mean, he was going to
• 40:43
  die soon anyway. If we changed everything to Charles's head and then he died,
• 40:47
  we'd go off God's sake. Now we've got to go through all that
• 40:52
  rigmarole again. So it makes a lot of sense to just have a clean
• 40:58
  break and go directly from Elizabeth the Second to William the fifth, as it
• 41:04
  will be next. I like the sound of that. It's that does sound
• 41:08
  nice, Yeah, WILLI V V Yeah, William V Yeah. And that
• 41:14
  dude's gonna be gonna be a live for ages, being you know, prime
• 41:17
  gen X stock and noticeably less inbred than his dad visibly. So I mean,
• 41:23
  look, I'm not being mean. This is common knowledge. And after
• 41:29
  after William the fifth, we'll we'll get his first bond George the seventh,
• 41:34
  who is even less inbred. I'm you know, I'm looking forward to having
• 41:37
  a royal family that's finally getting the hang of marrying outside. Whenever I think
• 41:45
  about like inbred royals, I always there's that there's that painting of this guy.
• 41:52
  I don't know who it is, but yeah, yeah, British monarch.
• 41:59
  I think that was Danish or Dutch or something, but yeah, yeah,
• 42:04
  you know the guy he's got like his hair is really like weird Al
• 42:07
  Yankovic hair and a big like chin and like yeah, and it's the guy.
• 42:14
  It's always considered a fashion statement when it happens to royals. Yeah,
• 42:19
  and so I'm glad that our own royal family is getting out of that habit,
• 42:25
  or at least you know, or at least they're only marrying fifteenth cousins
• 42:29
  rather than second cousins. Every little helps. Also, Charles is a cuck
• 42:36
  and a commie and a WF. Schill who falls, hookline and sinker for
• 42:40
  every current thing that would expand the already bloated power of our already absolutely corrupt
• 42:49
  government. He's lucky he's not being taken out in the same way as Charles
• 42:53
  the First, which led to Cromwell's Eleven Years of Darkness, which Christmas was
• 43:00
  canceled. Can you imagine Christmas being canceled? All? Wait, that already
• 43:04
  happened. Ho hum, But yeah, I believe the Sheriff of Nottingham did.
• 43:08
  Yeah it was our old buddy Boris Johnson who did that in twenty twenty.
• 43:14
  But yeah, I wish his majesty the best. Nobody deserves to get
• 43:19
  cancer of the ass, not even an inbred commie cook like Charles. But
• 43:25
  it's it's it's better than getting your head cut off. Or maybe maybe this
• 43:30
  is the modern equivalent of a beheading. Maybe Charles contracted this cancer through some
• 43:36
  nefarious means, like some kind of injection or series of injections. I don't
• 43:40
  know. Stranger things have happened that, of course would be high treason and
• 43:45
  everyone responsible for it should be hung, drawn and quoted. That's just my
• 43:50
  opinion. Oh yeah, check your butt, guys. I don't know if
• 43:57
  that's Charles's problem, but yeah, check your bots. Go ahead, Anna,
• 44:02
  Well, well, I will say the thing that really struck me about
• 44:05
  this because because I I of course watched Twitter respond to it one night,
• 44:13
  and there were so many people whose first response to finding out that somebody had
• 44:19
  cancer was vitriol and oh, let's hope, let's hope it takes him out.
• 44:27
  And I don't. I don't pretend that I know everything about the history
• 44:32
  in regard to why the people in question were mad. I don't care about
• 44:38
  the history in regard to why everybody in question was mad. It's it's not
• 44:47
  an historical time now, and you're talking about a seventy five year old man
• 44:52
  with cancer, and it's I know a lot of people believe in karma and
• 45:00
  so on, but cancer is not karma. It's something that can hit anybody
• 45:07
  and it doesn't discriminate like there there can be a genetic predisposition, you know,
• 45:15
  I have, I have that to a lot of different cancers, actually
• 45:22
  pretty much all of them. But uh, just because you do not like
• 45:29
  somebody, or just because you are angry at some history in the individual's family
• 45:36
  doesn't necessarily mean that you should sit around and celebrate a potential death that you
• 45:43
  don't even know if it's going to happen or not. It's it's bullshit,
• 45:45
  right. You can criticize somebody without wishing cancer on them, And having seen
• 45:52
  enough people in my life die from it, I wouldn't wish it on anybody.
• 46:00
  So I hope it gets better, just like I do anybody else that
• 46:05
  that suffers that particular melody. And I wish that we had a scientific community
• 46:15
  that would put the energy into actually figuring out how to prevent cancer that they
• 46:24
  put into capitalizing on people's illnesses. But that you know, if wishes were
• 46:34
  horses, I'd be I'd be allergic to them, because you're allergic to wishes
• 46:40
  or horses. I'm allergic to everything horses need to live. Oh yeah,
• 46:45
  sure, So yeah, there's this is the this is the jaw I was
• 46:49
  talking about. It's called the Habsburg jaw. And how you know their royalty
• 46:54
  And also really I don't know, so uh yeah, I mean, like
• 47:01
  check your prostate and all that, and well, out of curiosity, do
• 47:06
  you think that I think Charles is gonna have to wait and lie at the
• 47:09
  NHS like everybody else, or no private doctors like the private doctor that prescribed
• 47:16
  Elizabeth over mectin when she got the coup. Am I allowed to say the
• 47:22
  I word? I guess I'm not. Yeah, the Royals get you know,
• 47:27
  proper treatment. They don't just get jobs with the NHS just fobbing him
• 47:32
  off with the cheapest possible option. He'll be he'll be fine. Well he
• 47:37
  might not be fine. He's got cancer, but we don't even know what
• 47:39
  kind. But if it was found during a prostate exam, so I said,
• 47:45
  what can it be if it's not prostate cancer? Ask cancer? And
• 47:52
  I don't know what the survival array is, I'm ask cancer. So well
• 47:58
  anyway, habsburg draw or no. Let us know what you guys think about
• 48:01
  this in the comments section. And again, you know, do you do
• 48:07
  you ever think that you might have answer? Because you know I had cancer
• 48:14
  and I wish I had acted on it sooner. And I gotta tell you,
• 48:16
  if you suspect something, don't get checked out. That's not that's not
• 48:22
  a joke. Yes, actually you could just like yeah, like I it's
• 48:27
  a sticular cancer, which is what I had. From what I understand.
• 48:30
  Fortunately for me, it's it's one that has a very high survival rate,
• 48:35
  but it'll sneak up on you. It grows very fast, and you know,
• 48:38
  there's stories of guys that they don't know and they just like don't wake
• 48:43
  up one day. So I'm glad I'm still here. There are different cancers
• 48:46
  that have different potential outcomes. Yeah, seven years in hell guy had there
• 48:53
  there's two different versions of lymphom on. One of them is survivable and the
• 49:00
  other is like ten percent. It's really not high at all. It's really
• 49:07
  bad. And so it was there were a few weeks where we didn't know
• 49:13
  which one he had. That was terrifying. And fortunately he caught it early
• 49:20
  also, and so it was just a trudge going through his treatment for him
• 49:27
  and you know, everybody that supported him as well, but really it was
• 49:30
  his trudge. We were just along for the walk, right, and it
• 49:37
  was scary the whole time because it can change, you know, without warning.
• 49:44
  And he's he's a guy whose father handled Agent Orange with his bare hands,
• 49:52
  and then the government said no, he didn't, you know, which
• 49:55
  is bullshit, as he did, and so they got no support for any
• 50:04
  any like. And everybody in the family has had some sort of health condition
• 50:09
  come out of it, including cancer, deaths and everything, and so that's
• 50:15
  been like a really big that's that's really a close thing to me. And
• 50:21
  the other one is I had a tumor when I was pregnant. I had
• 50:27
  not had a perapsmere for seven years because I just didn't have the money to
• 50:34
  go to the doctor and I didn't feel like working overtime to pay for a
• 50:37
  test that I hate doing. It's not a culfortable test. And the only
• 50:45
  reason the tumor was found was because I had to go for treatment for for
• 50:51
  you know, you have maintenance treatment when you're pregnant, right, they check
• 50:54
  on everything to make sure that you're okay and the baby's okay. And it
• 51:00
  was small enough that a biopsy got the whole thing and I didn't have to
• 51:06
  go through any treatment and everything, right, but they told me, it's
• 51:10
  a damn good thing that you got pregnant, because if you'd skipped another year,
• 51:15
  you'd have signed your death warrant and I wasn't I any plans on going
• 51:20
  in for any test anytime soon. I didn't feel unhealthy. Right, Well,
• 51:23
  that's what happened with cancer. You don't feel it until you do,
• 51:30
  right. You don't feel it until it starts to affect your body. It
• 51:34
  starts to affect your system. And with some cancers you get a chance to
• 51:37
  do something about that. But with some, by the time you know you
• 51:43
  have it, if you wait until you get symptoms, it's too late.
• 51:51
  Yep. So yeah, definitely, Like, if you're wondering, look into
• 51:55
  how you can check there's something that doesn't seem right. Someone do what you
• 52:02
  can. I know, we all like we're all struggling right now, is
• 52:07
  really bad and everything, but your life is important. Well, you look
• 52:12
  into there are in the areas, there are free clinics for for this type
• 52:20
  of testing. And you know, it's not fun, it's not pleasant to
• 52:24
  go do this. But especially if you have a family history with any type
• 52:28
  of cancer, or if you have a lifestyle that makes it more likely for
• 52:34
  you to get a particular type of cancer. Like if your job is outdoors
• 52:37
  and you get sunburned on the regular, you know, keep track of your
• 52:42
  skin because that the sunburns make it more likely for you to get skin cancer,
• 52:46
  you know. And if you happen to ingest a lot of crappy foods
• 52:52
  because you you are too busy to eat good food, then you might want
• 52:57
  to look into different types of cancers that can be by that. If you
• 53:01
  you're your use of drugs involves in you know, breathing in smoke, then
• 53:07
  you're more likely to have cancer because of that. If you engage in in
• 53:15
  unprotected sex and you may have HPV. Uh, there are certain cancers.
• 53:20
  There's a whole shipload of cancers that you have to worry about with that.
• 53:23
  So you know you're testing is important. Yep. But yeah, we can
• 53:30
  talk about how scary life is all day. I mean, that's what this
• 53:37
  show is for. So anyway, let us know you guys think about this
• 53:42
  one in the comments. Uh, and we're gonna move on to the next
• 53:45
  story. Yeah, two more to get to. Don't know what you guys.
• 53:47
  Okay, so this this one is tested, I'm gonna say right now,
• 53:54
  Uh, none, you know, what is confirmed is what is what
• 53:59
  is confirmed? Some of the will be speculation. I presume we'll take this
• 54:02
  with a grain of salt, but still interesting. Like Jay brought this to
• 54:07
  my attention and he felt very strongly about it. Unfortunately he wasn't able to
• 54:12
  come on the show. So I'm gonna read this for him, and I
• 54:15
  think that there is some legitimacy here, and you guys let me know what
• 54:17
  you think. So after Tucker Carlson's interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin Hutin Hutin,
• 54:25
  some were surprised to learn that Carlson was on what may many have referred
• 54:30
  to as a Ukrainian kill lit. The Kiev based website iro for It's,
• 54:38
  which translates to Peacemaker, is an organization founded by George Tuka, a Ukrainian
• 54:45
  activist politician. Website lists names, pictures, information and personal details of those
• 54:51
  quote whose actions have signs of crimes against the national security of Ukraine, peace,
• 54:58
  human security and the international law and quote all that sounds really nice so
• 55:01
  far. Many suspected Carlson was placed on this website due to the interview with
• 55:07
  President Hutin, but as it turns out, he had been on this list
• 55:13
  since June of twenty twenty three. Karlson supposed crimes against Ukraine are as follows.
• 55:20
  These are the crimes, listing them off. One helper of the Russian
• 55:23
  invaders and terrorists. Two anti Ukrainian propagandists, pre war propaganda, public support
• 55:30
  for Russian aggression and order of Ukrainian citizens or an attempt on the sovereignty and
• 55:37
  territorial integrity of Ukraine. Five Participation in anti Ukrainian propaganda activities of Russia the
• 55:44
  aggressor country against Ukraine. Six Participation in acts of humanitarian aggression against Ukraine.
• 55:52
  While Maro Tivoritz and its proponents claim the website is nothing more than a non
• 55:58
  governmental organization and is in no way related to the Ukrainian government or military,
• 56:04
  it should be noted that myro Vorts is currently run by a former member of
• 56:09
  the Lushenk Security Service of Ukraine, and the website itself is regularly used by
• 56:15
  military checkpoints as reference material. It should also be noted that fellow journalist Gonzalo
• 56:20
  Lira was also featured on the website for his death while in Ukraine usity.
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  And one other thing I do want to mention too was that I was sent
• 56:30
  a video of someone that was debunking the notion that this group myro t Vorrets
• 56:40
  is like a completely benign group and using the idea that they are an NGO
• 56:47
  as like the reasoning behind it, or at least part of it. The
• 56:52
  World Economic Forum is also an NGO, So think of that. Well,
• 56:57
  just look, I'm not making any claim. I'm just I'm just reading the
• 57:00
  write up and I'm putting it to you to think about it. But I
• 57:05
  think that what happened to Gonzalalira and how that one Ukrainian journalist, correspondent,
• 57:12
  support or whatever was celebrating his capture and you know, and eventually his death
• 57:19
  and some people that are not involved in that conflict at all were taking pleasure
• 57:23
  in what happened to him, and the fact that Tucker Cralson reported on what
• 57:28
  happened to Gonzalaleira and what when that Tucker Cralson made a I think it was
• 57:32
  still at Fox News when he said this that he wanted to go to Russia
• 57:37
  to talk to Putin, like right after the invasion happened to do to do
• 57:43
  an interview or when right after the conflict started, I'll just say it that
• 57:45
  way. And that was before the this he was added to the list in
• 57:51
  June. So I think these are relevant details and I just you know,
• 57:57
  you tell me what you guys think. So and yeah, they're called easekeeper,
• 58:00
  so obviously they're good guys. Right. Yeah, it does sound good,
• 58:05
  doesn't it? Like the Ministry of Peace, So it's such a lovely,
• 58:08
  jolly thing. And yeah, tell me again how it's Putin who murders
• 58:15
  dissidents or is ready and willing to do so. By all accounts, he
• 58:19
  is, he does, and he would. I don't think anyone's denying that.
• 58:23
  When Tucker mentioned that no other Western journalist has spoken to Putin in the
• 58:30
  last few years, a few of them came out of the woodwork to say,
• 58:35
  well, we requested a visit to the Kremlin, but we were denied.
• 58:40
  Yeah, and that's probably for the best, because you would have only
• 58:43
  gone on to create a hit piece that you could hack up in the edit
• 58:45
  and smear across the airwaves. Putin would have picked up on that, and
• 58:51
  you would have gone home with a grain of polonium. Work in this way
• 58:53
  through your nervous system, which could very well have started World War three,
• 59:00
  may very well have already started. But that's the kind of Franz Ferdinand catalyst
• 59:06
  that can take it from a cold world war to a hot world war.
• 59:10
  And you'll notice Tucker didn't get assassinated. He went right into the belly of
• 59:15
  the beast, and he did what he had to do in order to come
• 59:20
  out alive. Not that his death would have caused World War III. Tucker's
• 59:24
  the one journalist who could have been murdered by Putine without starting World War three,
• 59:30
  because the Western uniparty would have gone, good, We're glad you killed
• 59:34
  him, You saved us a job. We will now proceed to finance the
• 59:37
  deaths of another ten million noble bow hugs. Do any of you even want
• 59:45
  peace on the Eastern Front? Bloody silly question. I know you clearly don't,
• 59:50
  But would it clearly would it look What would it look like if a
• 59:54
  journalist went on a peacekeeping mission to Russia? It would look a lot like
• 1:00:00
  what Tucker did. And yet you're all up his ass like the toilet snake
• 1:00:07
  you are. What do you suppose would happen if Tucker went on a piece
• 1:00:10
  of guy? Can you imagine if an American journalist went to Ukraine to report
• 1:00:15
  on their findings and ask some honest questions about why on Earth this war needs
• 1:00:20
  to still be going on? You even need to imagine it? Do you
• 1:00:24
  if you ask, If you ask Zelenski that kind of thing, do you
• 1:00:29
  think you'll get a thirty minute diatribe on the history of his country. No,
• 1:00:34
  he'd whip out his man micro penis and play you like a piano,
• 1:00:38
  and then he'd have you killed because he's working for the Biden crime family and
• 1:00:44
  he can do whatever he likes with his conscience and his robbing bank account intact,
• 1:00:50
  at least for the time being before he gets Yeno martyred. As they
• 1:00:55
  say, all is fair in love and war. But need I remind you
• 1:01:00
  we are not at war. Tax money is being stolen and laundered to a
• 1:01:07
  far away foreign government under the auspices of someone else's war, stolen and laundered
• 1:01:14
  by an unaccountable mob of liars and thieves who, under any other circumstances you
• 1:01:19
  would not trust to look after your pet rock for a weekend. But you
• 1:01:24
  think they're telling you the truth about this, and while they are facilitating the
• 1:01:31
  mass invasion of your own country, you have the nerve to act like you
• 1:01:36
  suddenly give a shit about patriotism. In outrage against two men having a fucking
• 1:01:42
  conversation, I don't even know who I'm yelling at at this point. Whoever
• 1:01:46
  it is, they probably not even listening, which is probably for the best.
• 1:01:52
  They should feel bad about them. It's an interesting name that the website
• 1:01:59
  has and immediately made me think of an historical name for a an historical gun,
• 1:02:08
  and I had to look it up. So it's it's the Cult Single
• 1:02:13
  Action Army, also known as the s A s A A. Yes,
• 1:02:17
  model P Peacemaker or M one eight seven three. Yeah, that's a revolvers
• 1:02:22
  gun from Yes. Oh, your solid nerd reference. And the thing is,
• 1:02:30
  so, just because you deemed something peaceful doesn't necessarily mean your use of
• 1:02:37
  it is peaceful. You know, it may create peace when you're done with
• 1:02:43
  it. Yeah, because you walk softly and carry a big carry a big
• 1:02:50
  stick. Yes, except for this, this was walk softly and carry a
• 1:02:53
  boomstick. Yes. Yes, and that's another nerd reference, but groovy but
• 1:03:04
  grand rappers Michigan. We uh. You know, looking at this, obviously
• 1:03:08
  you can tell that this is this is not peaceful and he's not supporting the
• 1:03:15
  making of peace. He is going after people who are against the making of
• 1:03:22
  war, and that is pretty much like like nineteen eighty four right, where
• 1:03:30
  we're looking at new speak in action the making of making of war being supported
• 1:03:36
  by the label making of peace. But I think the the thing I really
• 1:03:44
  would want to say about this is is is more in terms of But there
• 1:03:49
  aren't very many women on that list, right, And I'll bet if you
• 1:03:54
  look at the list of journalists like Tucker Carlson, who is a very courageous
• 1:04:00
  man because he tells the truth, and telling the truth always takes courage,
• 1:04:06
  there are there are women who have done some great journalism. There are women
• 1:04:11
  who have suffered to tell stories and so on, But there aren't very many
• 1:04:17
  of them who end up on a list like this, right, And in
• 1:04:21
  comparison to men, I would I would wonder, is there even one that
• 1:04:27
  you can think of off the top of your head? Right? We have
• 1:04:30
  seen journalists go overseas into war zones and be killed documenting war, and we
• 1:04:40
  have seen journalists kidnapped by enemy forces and killed in very brutal ways. But
• 1:04:48
  but they've been men, Right, There are a few women that have had
• 1:04:55
  threats. Then there was h at least one woman who it's been reported,
• 1:05:02
  and I think there was video to prove it that she was assaulted and gang
• 1:05:09
  raped, but not killed, right, They let her live. And it's
• 1:05:15
  only when a man has the courage to oppose an international war that is basically
• 1:05:24
  just an exploitation of everyone involved, that isn't in an authority position that you
• 1:05:31
  know, in a position to capitalize on it. It's only then that you
• 1:05:36
  see this level of death threat. Yeah, oh yeah, and I knowing,
• 1:05:44
  I didn't know that he was on this list before the interview. Yeah,
• 1:05:48
  but April, let me go back to the thing, because I think,
• 1:05:55
  yeah, June June twenty three, but I think that he said he
• 1:06:01
  was planning to talk to put well before that, so he was probably added
• 1:06:08
  so that it was known that he wanted to go before well, well before
• 1:06:13
  June, but he wasn't able to because I think that Fox because at the
• 1:06:17
  time, and he was working to Fox and Fox anymore because Fox is also
• 1:06:21
  they're you know, they're all the same club, really, so he was
• 1:06:26
  like, well, fuck it, I'm gonna do it myself. And so
• 1:06:28
  he had and did it. And you know what's funny too, is that
• 1:06:31
  the the uniparty was they wanted to ban him coming back into the country,
• 1:06:36
  like when he went I don't know if he ate it back, well,
• 1:06:41
  I guess he could just go to the southern border and walk through it.
• 1:06:43
  But like with the Chinese and the Africans, that are like finish up with.
• 1:06:48
  Yeah, the thing I wanted to finish up with though, is by
• 1:06:53
  and and that that really comes stems more from finding out that he already had
• 1:06:58
  a death threat from that area when he went into that area. And I'm
• 1:07:04
  not saying that you know, Russia and Ukraine are the same, because obviously
• 1:07:09
  they're not. But yeah, it would be like pro Russia, right,
• 1:07:15
  I know, but it would be easier for someone to snatch him in that
• 1:07:19
  area than here. M h. It would be easier for them to get
• 1:07:26
  him into Ukraine from that area than from here, right, if they had
• 1:07:31
  wanted him and had any capability of going after him, Uh, that would
• 1:07:39
  have that would have put him in the worst position right there. And yeah,
• 1:07:44
  our own, our own assholes over here trying to keep him from coming
• 1:07:49
  back to his family. That's a big threat to imagine being exiled from the
• 1:07:55
  country when your wife and children are here, and you can bet they would
• 1:08:01
  not have let them out, That's what I'm saying. However, you would
• 1:08:08
  feel about this story because I was told from this family. Yeah, I
• 1:08:13
  was told there's a courage involved there absolutely got balls of steel. And and
• 1:08:20
  so I think that it's worth knowing that this is out there. I don't
• 1:08:25
  know how true it is, but the reactions are they say plenty anyway,
• 1:08:31
  you know, so and being being critical of Ukraine and the way that Zelensky
• 1:08:36
  runs things, and I think there's a lot to criticize. That doesn't mean
• 1:08:41
  that you're pro Russia, just like being critical of Israel doesn't mean that you're
• 1:08:45
  pro Gaza or Palestine. It just means that, like things are not as
• 1:08:48
  black and white. This isn't he man versus skeletor. This is like real
• 1:08:53
  life and things are messy. So and I think that like if somebody wants
• 1:08:59
  to get a little bit of clear because the media is not going to give
• 1:09:00
  it to us. I didn't know that Bucker's like, I'll go over there
• 1:09:04
  and talk to him. Well, then yeah, let's do it. I
• 1:09:06
  mean, I don't know like how much what I saw the interview, and
• 1:09:10
  I got the history lesson and it was kind of interesting, like I watched
• 1:09:14
  a video about it. Interesting history lesson actually was like it sort of gives
• 1:09:18
  you an idea of just how like, you know, how prepared he was
• 1:09:27
  or this for this talk, and he he wanted to get a lot of
• 1:09:29
  points out there because he probably didn't think he was gonna get a lot of
• 1:09:32
  other opportunities to say what he felt about things, give his perspective and or
• 1:09:38
  gave him that that is that is good. And I think that what we
• 1:09:43
  are told about Russia is like it's probably not even close to the reality.
• 1:09:48
  I mean, I don't think that we're getting all the info. And I
• 1:09:50
  think the same is true of Ukraine. I think the same is true of
• 1:09:54
  Israel. I think the same is true of Gaza. I think the same
• 1:09:57
  is true as of China and Taiwan and all these other plays that are basically
• 1:10:00
  just like starting to heat up a lot. It's good that if if we're
• 1:10:05
  going to be putting our money into it, we should know what the hell
• 1:10:09
  our money has gone. I also listened to the interview, and I gotta
• 1:10:14
  say I didn't find it interesting. It dull and boring. Especially it needed
• 1:10:18
  like animal is plus uh, it's a lot of it smelled like bullshit to
• 1:10:24
  me, especially that ship about Poland. He talks like any other politician talks,
• 1:10:29
  it's like, well, not like ours. Well he made whole sentences
• 1:10:33
  and you bull with three syllables. But it was still, it's still the
• 1:10:38
  basis of it was, we didn't do nothing, We only do good and
• 1:10:42
  no I don't have any evidence, fuck you, And yeah, yeah,
• 1:10:45
  it's still it's still. Yeah. I'm not going to believe him anymore than
• 1:10:53
  I believe any other politician. But that's the point. I'm an, I'm
• 1:10:56
  an equal opportunities fucking hater of all politicians. Yeah yeah, yeah, So
• 1:11:05
  so don't come I mean like I'm a Putin apologist. I'm not. I
• 1:11:09
  think they're all dickheads. We'll say this, I told you so again.
• 1:11:18
  Like when we first started hearing about the conflict, and we first started getting
• 1:11:25
  criticized for not taking a particular side, and we first started, you know,
• 1:11:30
  discussing why it was imprudent to take a side in the in the conflict,
• 1:11:39
  I pointed out the very thing that Putin cited as his reason for for
• 1:11:46
  Russian aggression in this instance, and that that being the expansion of NATO after
• 1:11:55
  they promised they would not expand into that area. And I got a lot
• 1:12:00
  of flak from people who basically were on the Putin is crazy and that's not
• 1:12:08
  the reason. Bandwagon that was was mainstream establishment propaganda. But you know,
• 1:12:19
  I turned out to be right on that. That is exactly what he said
• 1:12:24
  and exactly why he engaged in aggression at the time that he did. All
• 1:12:32
  right, I was just saying, yep, so let us know what you
• 1:12:35
  guys think about this. One of the comments, I did get a couple
• 1:12:38
  of a super chat and a super chow, and go ahead and read those.
• 1:12:42
  Last time I got a rumble rant, and for some reason, the
• 1:12:44
  rumble rant didn't show up in my speed, so I apologize. I think
• 1:12:48
  it was the fish Got Nukes or Nova fan that sent it through, So
• 1:12:51
  I apologize nice anyway. Super Chow for Richard ber for five dollars. He
• 1:12:58
  says, if one of these activists journalists where to go talk to Putin,
• 1:13:01
  it would likely be another version of the purple haired member of the Biden entourage
• 1:13:06
  who just had to speak truth to power in the diplomatic meeting, while somehow
• 1:13:10
  being unaware that said person wasn't an authorized I don't think that any like woke
• 1:13:16
  activists, they don't tend to confront people that they oppose, So I think
• 1:13:23
  that's uh. And then I got a super chat from Albert Nada Retro,
• 1:13:29
  who gives us two dollars, says, remember Brian shop smart shop s smart
• 1:13:39
  quote from Army of Darkness, the inferior sellout sequel to Evil Dead Too,
• 1:13:46
  But anyway, it's skill. I like Army of Darkness, but it's it's
• 1:13:50
  even Bruce Campbell calls it the sellout, the sellout version of Evil Dead.
• 1:13:57
  Evil Dead Too is the is Evil Dead? Is good? Evil Dead?
• 1:14:00
  Who is the best? That one? That's the that's the that's the magic,
• 1:14:03
  that's the magic one. Why I want to watch that one again?
• 1:14:06
  I want to watch Lindsay doesn't get it, That's okay. Anyway, let
• 1:14:11
  us know what you guys think about this one of the comments. So now
• 1:14:13
  we're gonna get to our last story. And this is a little bit of
• 1:14:16
  good news or potentially not saying that it's great, but it's nice to see
• 1:14:21
  people like fighting back. So you guys may have heard of the actress and
• 1:14:28
  former The MMA fighter Gina Carano. Uh. Gina Corano Nona is in the
• 1:14:36
  Star Wars universe as Kara Dune. That was a character she during season one
• 1:14:41
  and two of The Mandalorian. I know her from the Deadpool movie. Not
• 1:14:45
  a lot of people bring up that she was in the original Deadpool movie.
• 1:14:47
  I don't know why she was. She was in the first one. Yeah,
• 1:14:54
  now I'm starting to doubt myself. I think the second one was like
• 1:14:56
  Juggernaut. She might have been in both actually, but I know she in
• 1:15:00
  the first one anyway. So known as Kara Dune during season one and two
• 1:15:04
  of The Mandalorian was fired from Disney and Lucasfilm in twenty twenty one after she
• 1:15:09
  shared some social media posts during the that referenced the Nazi persecution of Jews during
• 1:15:16
  the Holocaust and made some comparisons to how people were treating each other over the
• 1:15:24
  US elections in twenty twenty. I think it was that, but I think
• 1:15:27
  there was also stuff with the pandemic too. After Carono had shared these posts,
• 1:15:33
  he had to attend sessions as mandated by Disney, but was soon fired.
• 1:15:38
  So she got into struggle sessions, you know, like Jordan Peterson had
• 1:15:41
  to do, or if you guys know that Jordan Peterson had to do,
• 1:15:43
  like struggle sessions with some psychological college in Canada or something. I don't know
• 1:15:49
  how that went, but I guess he was planning on recording them, yeah
• 1:15:53
  struggle sessions, which are basically, you know, maoist psychological torture, and
• 1:15:58
  then was fired anyway. Musk had offered to pay for lawsuits of individuals who
• 1:16:01
  had been fired from their job over sharing political opinions. I remember him making
• 1:16:06
  this offer on Twitter a while ago. Toronto's lawsuit is being backed by Musk.
• 1:16:11
  Brono is asking for seventy five thousand dollars in compensatory damages and a trial
• 1:16:16
  by jury. That's not really a lot of money. She could get more,
• 1:16:18
  but maybe she just wants to make a point. The court documents claimed
• 1:16:24
  that Disney and Lucasfilm targeted, harassed, publicly, humiliated, defamed, and
• 1:16:28
  went to great lengths to destroy Corano's career. Brono's lawsuit also claimed that her
• 1:16:33
  male co stars were treated differently than her for their sharing of political opinions.
• 1:16:39
  Geen Scheher Shayer, I think that's how you say it, lawyer for Corano,
• 1:16:44
  said that Disney bullied Miss Corano, trying to force her to conform to
• 1:16:47
  their views about cultural and political issues, and when that bullying failed, they
• 1:16:51
  fired her. Punishing employees for their speech on political or social issues is illegal
• 1:16:58
  under California. Are is that even a thing? I don't know. It's
• 1:17:03
  California, Mike. It's another If the legal system is not applied equally,
• 1:17:11
  it's not a legal system at all. It's when Lady Justice takes off her
• 1:17:15
  blindfold and decides to tyrannize the majority in favor of the minority, or indeed
• 1:17:23
  vice versa. I guess it's rather ironic that in California the majority is in
• 1:17:29
  favor of the minority, but that ought to mean nothing. When you're supposed
• 1:17:33
  to adhere to the concept of inalienable rights, it's supposed to transcend these things.
• 1:17:40
  I'm pretty sure, almost certain, that this case will go nowhere.
• 1:17:45
  I can't think of a state in which Gina Carano would win it, but
• 1:17:50
  I think California is top of the list of states where there's no way it'll
• 1:17:55
  happen. If you can't even prosecute a shoplifter for stealing nine hundred dollars or
• 1:17:59
  less, it's already a foregone conclusion that you can't prosecute a gigantic woke corporation
• 1:18:05
  for firing someone. You can try, of course, and only if your
• 1:18:12
  legal fees are being funded by the richest man in the world. But you're
• 1:18:16
  clearly not going to win. But it's fine. I don't think like you
• 1:18:19
  said, I don't think they're trying to win. I think they're trying to
• 1:18:21
  send a message, and they will. The message is even a woman,
• 1:18:28
  a very strong independent woman, can and will be persecuted, not just by
• 1:18:35
  corporations, but by the state for the offense of pointing out that people are
• 1:18:41
  being persecuted by the state in its collusion with corporations. Does anyone happen to
• 1:18:46
  know what we call it when the state colludes with corporations in such a drive?
• 1:18:54
  I seem to recall an Italian writing something about that one. Yeah,
• 1:18:58
  it fails me. Actual fascism, the kind that can and does and has
• 1:19:04
  led to atrocities such as the Holocaust. Also, by the way, interesting
• 1:19:11
  point I was thinking bring up halfway through the write up struggle sessions. Right,
• 1:19:15
  you know what the German word is for struggle anyway? It's calm,
• 1:19:21
  it's comp yes, can tell me? Can anyone tell me the Arabic word
• 1:19:26
  for struggle anyone? It's d hud? Yeah? Yeah, So I hope
• 1:19:34
  the message gets across that the people who call everything fascism are the ones actually
• 1:19:42
  engaging in literal fascism. But I suspect we're already too far gone for that.
• 1:19:46
  No one even knows what that word means anymore, and if we can't
• 1:19:50
  fix that, we're already doomed. And yeah, I'm a bit of a
• 1:19:54
  dumer, but I'm not. I'm not just here to relentlessly blackpill you.
• 1:19:59
  I do have some general idea of the nugget of a solution, and it
• 1:20:03
  dates all the way back to Confucius. The beginning of wisdom is to call
• 1:20:08
  things what they are. And even that is an uphill struggle. And I'm
• 1:20:14
  I'm Sisyphus pushing this basic obvious truth of that hill. Best of luck,
• 1:20:21
  everyone. It's a tough thing to get people to understand when people refer to
• 1:20:33
  past genocides, and they're not like she referred to the Holocaust. But the
• 1:20:39
  Holocaust is one of many instances in which there has been government sanctioned mass murder
• 1:20:46
  of large groups of people, either because of their immutable characteristics or for political
• 1:20:54
  or religious reasons. And you know, my son's history teacher, his class
• 1:21:00
  made sure that the students knew about many of them. And one of the
• 1:21:06
  things that you know, my son because my dad was always very much a
• 1:21:14
  student of history and would would talk to him about stuff. The class was
• 1:21:18
  asked, you know, to name different genocides that have happened during history,
• 1:21:24
  and you know, most of the kids, they all knew about the Holocaust,
• 1:21:28
  some of them knew about another. One or two people knew about the
• 1:21:33
  Armenian genocide because it was controversially discussed a while back on social media. But
• 1:21:44
  you know, I've been discussing it with the teacher. At a later point,
• 1:21:47
  I found out out of everybody, my son named ten and that was
• 1:21:53
  more than I knew about. Like he looked into it when he found out
• 1:21:58
  that this happens and got very interested in you know, this, this is
• 1:22:02
  a pattern of human behavior throughout history, what what actually leads up to it
• 1:22:10
  and everything. And when I made an HBr talk opener about this a while
• 1:22:15
  back, he pointed out an individual and I would have to look up the
• 1:22:19
  name. It's not somebody that I knew of before my kid mentioned to me
• 1:22:26
  the name, But there's an individual who has studied this significantly, like extensively,
• 1:22:31
  and done a lot of writing about the pattern of behavior that leads up
• 1:22:38
  to political mass murder by government powers. And we're in it. She's right,
• 1:22:47
  we're in it. We are in the middle of it. We're actually
• 1:22:53
  approaching the end of it. We're approaching the part where people go from being
• 1:22:59
  demonized and isolated in society and being acceptable targets for violence committed by citizens to
• 1:23:10
  the state violence beginning people being locked up, and it's already started to happen.
• 1:23:16
  There are people that have been locked up for political statements. In the
• 1:23:20
  United States, for instance, there are people who have been not just locked
• 1:23:26
  up for political statements, but who are being accused of high crimes for being
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  in locations where political statements were made, or for making political statements in association
• 1:23:42
  with the particular incidents of political statement that were demonized and criminalized. So we
• 1:23:51
  are in that pattern right now. And the individuals that are demons, the
• 1:24:00
  people who are being categorized as the outsiders, the ones that should be targeted
• 1:24:06
  in everything, it's based on your political outlook. It's based on being being
• 1:24:17
  anti communist, you know, being anti SJW. Being essentially an independent individual
• 1:24:28
  with independent ideas, being meritocratic, right, being capitalist, and that's that's
• 1:24:35
  happened before in pretty much every country that's been taken over by communists. So
• 1:24:43
  it's a very serious fight that she's fighting here. One of the support polls,
• 1:24:53
  I guess you could say for the tent of persecution that is used to
• 1:25:02
  support UH future government violence, future mass murder, is getting people's employers and
• 1:25:14
  organizations that people rely on UH for for aspects of their lives, things like
• 1:25:20
  your churches, your your support networks, you know, any any organization that
• 1:25:27
  you rely on for say medical care, insurance companies, banks, and so
• 1:25:31
  on, to exclude you because of being a member of the targeted group.
• 1:25:40
  Right. And it's interesting, you know, she's describing it as they targeted,
• 1:25:48
  harrassed, publicly, humiliated to fame, and went to great links to
• 1:25:51
  destroy her career. That is the pattern, that is the behavior. So
• 1:25:58
  this is it's this may seem like a minor thing to a lot of people,
• 1:26:00
  Well this woman was treated badly because of her political perspective, and she's
• 1:26:08
  suing, you know, so it's a slap fight between the employer and the
• 1:26:12
  employee, but it's not. She is trying to knock down a very big
• 1:26:18
  support poll in a very big tent under which terrible things will happen if the
• 1:26:27
  people do not fight back, and this is the way. So I hope
• 1:26:31
  she wins. And obviously this may end up going to a higher court and
• 1:26:40
  a higher court and so on. But in the end, I hope she
• 1:26:43
  wins because if she doesn't, it establishes that this can be done to people,
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  and that would be a bad precedent. Yeah, well I think that.
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  So I'm looking at the chat and Meredith G said in the chat,
• 1:27:02
  and I know that she knows her shit because she's the top g. She
• 1:27:05
  says the seventy five K is a minimum that gets her case into federal court,
• 1:27:10
  is not all she is asking for, given he lost a few million
• 1:27:13
  in income from the series that was canceled, which are out to be garbage
• 1:27:17
  anyways, But I don't know if that was because of her, but I
• 1:27:19
  think it's the writers. And then she says winning doesn't always mean by jury.
• 1:27:24
  It can be a settlement. If she can get to Discovery, that's
• 1:27:27
  a win, and I think it does in a message. Besides, I
• 1:27:30
  would be I wouldn't be surprised if she had more people behind her in terms
• 1:27:35
  of like fans and supporters than Disney does, because Disney has kind of they've
• 1:27:41
  kind of, you know, shit on their fan base and they've been losing
• 1:27:45
  money. Did you know that a new movie came out? And I just
• 1:27:48
  found out today that this Madam Web thing came out. Nobody watched it,
• 1:27:54
  like they're they're they're not doing well. They are not doing well. So
• 1:28:00
  but anyway, I wish her all the luck in the world, and I'm
• 1:28:02
  behind her, and yes, at the very least, even if it's only
• 1:28:06
  a symbolic victory, I'll take it. You know, people just you know,
• 1:28:12
  remain vigilant, support people that you like, support people who like you,
• 1:28:16
  and that's it. I mean, I watched the original nineteen seventy seven
• 1:28:23
  Superman movie and it still holds up. Fight me and I's got everything.
• 1:28:30
  I really hope, I really hope that court proceedings get filmed because that was
• 1:28:33
  that. I'd love that. I'd love that. That was really what turned
• 1:28:38
  everything in the in the Carl Rittenhouse case and the Johnny Depp case. The
• 1:28:43
  Johnny deppcase. Yeah, I know it's not the case in every state.
• 1:28:45
  I think it's the case in few estates than it isn't. But they yeah,
• 1:28:50
  they really in our own interests, they really ought to broadcast such proceedings
• 1:28:58
  anywhere where it's eagerly possible to do, and if not, they should change
• 1:29:01
  the law so that we can see what goes on in the court rooms,
• 1:29:04
  because otherwise it's just it's just left to the legacy media to relay all this
• 1:29:12
  information to us, whereupon they remove everything they don't want us to know,
• 1:29:15
  and they exacerbate everything they do want us to know, and we never find
• 1:29:20
  out anything resembling the truth in broadcast everything that goes on in court everything.
• 1:29:26
  Why the fuck not? I mean, why not? Who's it hurting other
• 1:29:30
  than the fucking legacy media and the uniparty? Agreed? Yep, agreed.
• 1:29:38
  So anyway, Yeah, so Marigg says that Corona was actually under contract for
• 1:29:45
  a spin off show for her character. That's how popular that character was on
• 1:29:48
  The Mandalorian, and she was very popular with fans, so the firing was
• 1:29:54
  extra well, I don't know, I think I support her period. Okay,
• 1:29:59
  gin Coronald's shit. But anyway, we're gonna go into the Patron show
• 1:30:01
  now and we're gonna be looking at this article from the Guardian about Tucker Carlson's
• 1:30:08
  Putin interview and how it wasn't journalism it was psychophancy, which, of course,
• 1:30:15
  if anyone knows what a psychophant is, it's the journalists over at the
• 1:30:18
  Guardian, so they'll probably have the They probably have a really good idea of
• 1:30:23
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