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RED ALERT! SmartLA 2028, C40 Cities, CA Fires & the UN 2030 Blueprint... Is Florida Next? · Man in America Podcast

• 0:14
  Seth Holehouse: Welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Hullhouse. Whenever I see events like these California wildfires happen, I'm always asking a million different questions. But a lot of my questions relate to what's the bigger agenda? What's going on behind this?
• 0:29
  Why do we have the same thing happening in Maui? We have the mysterious weather patterns, the crazy winds, the the fires that just so happened to get started, and then we see the burning down of these entire areas. Then you later, you find out that all kinds of policies and rules and laws were changed to enable the land grab that happens afterwards. We're seeing the same thing happen out in California. You're seeing the insurance laws are changed.
• 0:52
  You're seeing all different things that relate to the fire and the fact that they can't put these fires out oh, sorry. Not the fire. The water, the water source, there's no water in the fire hydrants. There's just there's too many coincidences. And so joining us today is my good friend, attorney, Todd Callender, for us to take a deep dive into what's the bigger picture of this.
• 1:10
  What's what's agenda twenty thirty? What what are the different maps they've showed us of how they want the world to look like? How does it tie into America acquiring Greenland in Canada? Is that part of some club of Rome agenda? Well, let's let's find out.
• 1:23
  So Todd is a guy who's always got receipts. We have a bunch of documents and different things to show you. And somehow, I'm pretty convinced that we're gonna end up though with a message of hope. We're gonna take that deep dive into the dragon's lair, but we're gonna come out triumphant and say, you know what? There's reason for us to fight on.
• 1:39
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• 3:41
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• 4:04
  Todd Callender: Yeah. I'm happy to be here. It's it made me feel kinda old thinking this is the first of this year. How many years have we been at this for for a little? I mean, like
• 4:13
  Seth Holehouse: Happy to be 37 lifetimes.
• 4:16
  Todd Callender: Yeah. Probably.
• 4:18
  Seth Holehouse: So there's as usual, there is so much for us to talk about, but I what I like to do with you is kinda go deep into things and also show receipts. And so there's a lot many topics, but one of the big topics right now is obviously the California fires. And there's, you know, I there's a lot of different, you know, topics within that even. You know? The DEI program's going you know, the, does it is it related to there was a comedian.
• 4:45
  I forget his name, a black comedian, I think, that came out and said a lot of it tied into the burning and the covering up of evidence of of child and human trafficking in LA, I mean, which is probably true as well. We've also got I think right now, what we're seeing is a lot of gangs, cartels, you know, terrorist groups now looting and raiding homes. Like, we have armed raids of the areas that they've evacuated, which I think is also part of potentially some sort of bigger picture plan, and so much more. But I think that one thing I'd like to focus on with you is to kind of really stepping back for that 10,000 or 50,000 foot view of how how are these things related? You know, we we've seen the Maui fires.
• 5:28
  We saw the land grab there. We saw the land grab for the mineral rights of Asheville in North Carolina. We are now seeing the the burning right now of, obviously, of LA and and some really key areas in California. We've and this isn't this isn't the first. We've had many fires happening, a lot of them with strong evidence of weather modification to enhance winds, of directed energy energy weapons to, you know, target certain burn areas.
• 5:53
  But kinda going back even further, it's like, how does this all fit in? Right? Like, how does this all kinda come together into a plan that would make sense if you're some globalist, then you're working towards some sort of one world agenda. And I think that, you know, oftentimes, it's easy for us just to dive into the details because we know them so well, and most of the audience does as well. But if maybe we can take take, like, that bigger picture view of if someone is, you know, kind of starting to understand the the the UN, you know, kind of 2030 agenda or, like, what is a smart city or any of these kind of topics, and maybe we can help just create the bigger picture for all this stuff fits together.
• 6:34
  So when you're watching what's happening, even looking at, say, Maui fires and these these, you know, kinda current fires in California, how how do you make sense of that in understanding, like, is that something that fits into a bigger global agenda? And if so, how?
• 6:49
  Todd Callender: Great. Great question. And I do. I I look at things at at different altitudes. You know, the 10,000 foot is a is a pretty good regional area, and then I go all the way up into low Earth orbit because that's what it takes to understand this.
• 7:05
  The paradigm that we are living through at this moment was designed, you know, more than one hundred years ago. It could have been thousands of years ago, but the culmination of all these events at this moment in time is really quite a miraculous thing that we're here living through it. So if you take yourself and put yourself in the position as though, number one, you're effectively a rancherfarmer, and you've got this entire plane in front of you. It's loaded with cows, but it's also loaded with other assets that you enjoy along with problematic wild boar that come in and they dig up all your crops, they run over your things, they're a nuisance. So if you look at the world as an enterprise, agronomy enterprise, and you look at the humans as being the wild boars digging stuff up, they're a nuisance, and that's precisely what we're looked at.
• 8:00
  Apparently, we pollute, apparently, we do all kinds of other horrible things, but the masters look at us as nuisance. And in fact, if you look in PubMed, right, that's where our government puts all of its science effectively as it relates to health care and lots of other things, and you look up the definition of a human, what you will find is it says, a species to be experimented upon. Well, okay, who's doing the experiment and what species are they? Because they're obviously not human. It begs that question.
• 8:31
  And so if you wanted to get rid of all these wild boar, how would you do it? Would you contain them? Would you poison them? Would you try and co opt them into being something that you could use? If you could turn them into a power supply would you do that?
• 8:46
  If you could turn them into a cloud computing node would you do that? Know all would you use them as a food source? And the answer is yes to all of those things. And that's precisely our paradigm is that there are controllers of this world that I call owners because they own the money supply. And when you own the money supply, they own everything else.
• 9:06
  Every industry, every technology as represented by BlackRock, Vanguard and other acquisition vehicles. They control 40% or more of every publicly traded company on this planet and a whole heap of private companies on top. But they control the money supply, they control the energy supply, they control the food supply, everything. And so as part of our journey, that's what it is, after we sued the DOD four years ago and went through this process of discovering these things, we're looking for primary evidence. What is that?
• 9:39
  That means self authenticating documents, government documents, government position papers, peer reviewed journals, things of that nature that we can actually get into the record. And that is the nature of our business. It's the nature of the evidence that we found, including their guidebook. So all of what I just said to you is encapsulated in nice fanciful words in the agenda for the twenty first century. I sent you a copy of the two thousand and two Johannesburg Summit, where they had already had the Rio Climate Accords, they being the United Nations.
• 10:12
  They'd already had the nineteen ninety four Cairo Population Accords, and now they're moving towards the environmental part of getting rid of these carbon problems otherwise known as people. It's just an excuse, right? We are the problem for them and as such we are in an extinction level event. And that's what that paper describes, which includes what are you gonna do with your farmland, you know, now that you don't have these problematic wild bores everywhere? Maybe we should rewild that.
• 10:43
  We'll turn it back into pasture or natural forests. What about those those neighboring people over there that you know, we stole their land years ago, maybe we should give them some land back. That analogy is to the indigenous. So when you read through all of this stuff, what you come to find is that it's a great giant Soviet utopia that they think they're going to plan with fully integrated businesses, only two competitors in the market, but everything will be controlled and controlled by AI. There will no longer need any input from us, lowly humans, as to how to regulate ourselves or operate a government.
• 11:20
  This is the owners who I sincerely doubt are human, that look at this world as theirs and we're their problem and here's how they deal with it. You know, would you convince the world's biggest military to eradicate these people? Would you would you assign them to try and fool people into taking poison? Would you load those people up with nanobots so that you could control their mentality, what they're thinking, where they're going? Could you hook them up into the wireless body area network power supply?
• 11:48
  Yeah, all of those things are not only true, they're actually happening. And with relation to California and Hawaii before it, you'd find the micro plans or not micro but smaller plans in the C40 Cities agenda, which is a part of the agenda for the twenty first century. And effectively it says we're going to consolidate people into city centers, fifteen minute cities, they're easier to control, we're gonna rewild everything else. And in order to meet those commitments, is what these are, these are international commitments, that's what's happening. And if you can find people in their teeny houses and feed them crickets and give them video games to play, wouldn't they make for a very easy power supply?
• 12:30
  Because we already know the technology's already been implemented to turn people into power sources, batteries, and cloud computing nodes. Look it up for yourself. It's the Bill Gates patent 2020060606. There's a company called inpersona.com. Apparently we scared them because they put their website down, but they've already used people's biorhythms to mine cryptocurrencies.
• 12:52
  They've already found a way to commercialize your biorhythms as a power source to do what? Cloud computing. That is a thing. It is now. This is not in the future.
• 13:04
  And what I'm showing you with these documents is what it was they had planned, now we are seeing the plans in action, including the eradication of people in California. You can't have big houses on a big lot. You've got to live in a little teeny box in a fifteen minute city. How are you going to get rid of them? Dioxin train wreck maybe in Ohio?
• 13:24
  How about we just burn everything down? Giant earthquake? What about the Maui fires? You're gonna see a lot more of this as we move forward for the purposes we outlined which include the, Declaration of Los Angeles and the Declaration of North America.
• 13:40
  Seth Holehouse: So there's lot to unpack there. One thing I wanted to draw attention to, you mentioned the fifteen minute cities. Now this is an article on the World Economic Forum, WEF forum dot org. Yeah. What was interesting though in looking at this was scrolling down here.
• 13:55
  They talk about in this, and I'm not sure if you've seen this. They talk about the creative destruction of cities. Right? And and they always tell us what they're doing, but
• 14:05
  Todd Callender: Yes.
• 14:05
  Seth Holehouse: This is kinda this is post COVID, etcetera, but they're talking about, basically, here's a little, kind of kind of map thing. But they talk about it says there will be a lot of creative destruction along the way. It says, indeed, the decentralization of work is not going to kill the city. It's going to save it. There will be a lot of creative destruction along the way, but that is how the city renews itself from within.
• 14:29
  I mean, it's it's like this phoenix rising from the ashes type thing. Right? Build back exactly. Build back
• 14:34
  Todd Callender: better. Where where
• 14:36
  Seth Holehouse: it comes from. Right? So it's like, okay. Destroy it first Yep. And then rebuild it in their in their making.
• 14:43
  And And Go ahead.
• 14:45
  Todd Callender: Society too. Let us not forget. This isn't just about blowing up, you know, real estate. This is about destroying society and then rebuilding it, thus the credo of the owners, Ordo Abcow, Order From Chaos.
• 14:59
  Seth Holehouse: Order From Chaos. Exactly. And so then you look at LA, I think I've got here let's see. Pull up this. Right?
• 15:06
  So how LA is was is set to be by 2028. This is on this is a great article by the Bregans. Right? With Peter and Ginger. Yep.
• 15:15
  They go down here talking about the smart LA Twenty Twenty Eight. Right? So just so this is back from this is from December 2020, but you find when looking at these, different cities and I think, actually, remember, Milton, which was supposed to be, like, just absolutely destroying Tampa. Now, thankfully, I think that, you know, obviously, God still has his hand in these at these events, but Tampa was also one of the cities where there were you know, Bill Gates was heavily invested in the the formation of 50 that being a fifteen minute city. You then tie this into the all the other regions where they're they're working on this.
• 15:50
  It's like, oh, like, it seems like this is what's happening. New York City is one of the big ones. It's one of the main pilots, one of the main kinda I think the c 40 cities. You look at what you know, I used to have a business on Fifth Avenue, for for years. And, you know, I used to live on Fifth Avenue, and I had a business on Fifth Avenue in Rockefeller.
• 16:09
  And it was a beautiful city. I've, you know, been there recently, and it's it's nothing like what it used to be. Be. So that the destruction Why?
• 16:18
  Todd Callender: Why? Yeah. Exactly. Did they destroy it so that you would leave on your own?
• 16:23
  Seth Holehouse: Exactly. Like, it's that I think that that's part of it. Right? They they they destroyed the city. It's now, like, you know, the crime is outrageous.
• 16:30
  Every I I mean, everyone sees this. You know, people being lit on fire. There's all kinds of violence and everything, and so everyone's leaving, which gives them opportunity to come in, buy up real estate, bring in new smart technology, and there's even an I don't have it to pull up here, but I think it was it was a certain politician key politician in I think it was gosh. I think it was in which this was oh, it was a guy out of New Orleans. After the attack in New Orleans, the guy drove the truck through through the crowd.
• 17:01
  He was coming out saying, look. We need to have more European style surveillance. We need to have cameras. We need to have you know, he's really describing, we need a smart city so that they can monitor everything. And so Yeah.
• 17:13
  Of course. Thing really quickly because it's I'm kind of you you said a lot of stuff. I'm kinda following along with what you'd said. Well, I I
• 17:19
  Todd Callender: do, but I but bear in mind what you just described is the Hegelian dialectic. Right? It's you create the problem and you create the the reaction and then provide the solution. Exactly. Spot on.
• 17:30
  Seth Holehouse: But something you mentioned, though, about, you know, the the wild boar and where do you let these these human boar. So this is a a map that was put out, I think, in the late nineties, if I remember correctly. It It was. I think it tells you here. '19 no.
• 17:44
  No. It's a plan. 09/1992. Now this was a the simulated reserve and corridor system to protect biodiversity as mandated by the convention of biological biological diversity, the wildlands project, UN and US man and biosphere program, and various UN US heritage programs in NAFTA. So for folks I've shown this map a handful of times in different shows, but I'll just kinda give a quick overview of it.
• 18:09
  It's basically as you mentioned, it's like, oh, you wanna keep all these wild boar out of your pristine land so you have that land to enjoy for yourself. So what this map depicts here is the red and the yellow are so red is core reserves and corridors limited little to no human use. Yellow is the buffer zones, highly regulated use. The bluish color is normal use zones of cooperation. So, basically, what you can see is most of the country here is basically, what they're saying is limited use or no no human use.
• 18:46
  I mean, this is like hunger games where they they've got districts, and they're saying that, well, to to preserve the biodiversity, we can't have anybody touching these areas, which is, like, you know, the the majority of America then becomes, off off, off limits to people in America.
• 19:03
  Todd Callender: Except the indigenous. The indigenous will will not only enjoy that land, they will have their reservations for their exclusive use as part of this
• 19:11
  Seth Holehouse: plan. Exactly. Exactly. And so how do you see this all I guess yeah. I'll I'll guess I'll I'll toss it back over to you to continue.
• 19:24
  Todd Callender: Yeah. Well, you have it right, and and that leads into what it was I was trying to explain as it relates to the declaration of Los Angeles. So people, I hope, are broadly aware of the declaration of North America. It happened on the twenty third I'm sorry, on the 01/10/2023. President Biden, small p for president, Obrador and Trudeau met in Mexico City, the three respective leaders of those three nations in North America, and they agreed that they are effectively going to lower their border guards down to nothing, open them up so that we have one giant semi sovereign, and a North American area much similar to what you'd see in the European Union, All of those countries did the same thing.
• 20:08
  They still have their states effectively, but they're part of a bigger sovereign. But it's a quasi sovereign. It's not even a real sovereign. And that is exactly the plan. So when you hear Mr.
• 20:19
  Trump say, Oh, well, we'll just Canada the fifty first state, because that's what the plan is already. What I don't know, Seth, is whether or not he is aware of the North American area being an official policy of the US government, as is the declaration of Los Angeles where the the pre war of 1812 boundaries of The United States effectively are given back to Mexico but not the state but the indigenous. Indigenous people that used to live there. These are things that have been put into public policy, government official policy many decades ago, and now you hear President Trump saying, Oh, well, we're gonna do this. And the question is, is he doing it for the benefit of the American people, as in The United States is a sovereign that survives this, or is he just going with the program?
• 21:09
  And I don't know the answer to that question. What I can tell you is that the things we're seeing as it relates to wildfires, confiscation of land is happening left, right, and center. The buying up land is happening. You are witnessing the rewilding project right now. It's in progress.
• 21:27
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, it is, and it's frightening. And something I'll I'll pull up right here. So it's interesting, though, we have Trump talking about acquiring Greenland in Canada. Right? So this is a map of this is a map that was forth by let me see if I can reload reload this.
• 21:43
  Todd Callender: The club of
• 21:47
  Seth Holehouse: Rome. Yep. So this right here, the club of Rome, this is a map of basically I think it was the 10 different districts that they wanted to establish, which is really this is Hunger Games. Right? You have 10 different districts.
• 21:54
  Todd Callender: Yes.
• 21:55
  Seth Holehouse: And you can see, though, that here in America, it's it's not just America. It's America, Canada, and Greenland. And Yeah. There's been a lot of speculation. So this I'll I'll put this out.
• 22:05
  Zizka right here, vision for the blind over on Twitter. He's talking about he says and he actually he has a quote here from Revelation seventeen twelve to 13. It says, in the 10 horns which thou sawest are 10 kings, which have received no kingdom as of yet, but received power as kings one hour with the beast. These have one mind and shall give their power and strength unto the beast. Mean, 10 kingdoms that are kinda, you know, supporting the beast.
• 22:32
  It's hard to look at this map and not think, gosh. Are these the 10 kingdoms as for Saul? But then Yeah. How do you when you look at the role of Trump and and how and and, you know, interestingly enough, how he just announced having an external revenue, I and so instead of the IRS internal revenue, so he wanted external. I'm not sure we saw the announcement that he wants to form an external revenue service, which is odd.
• 22:56
  I mean okay. But but if you look at again, look at this map and you look at the fact that now, you know, you've got MAGA super excited about, hey. Let's get Canada. Let's get Greenland. Maybe it's a good thing.
• 23:07
  I I mean, I'm still, like, I withhold judgment on it, but Yeah. I have to say it is a little bit concerning. It's like, well, like, I'm an I'm an American nationalist. Like, I like America. I think we should strengthen America.
• 23:19
  We should strengthen our borders. I'm not sure what what I think about this plan. How do you make sense of this?
• 23:25
  Todd Callender: Well, I I'd look at it this way. The people that designed that map are the same people who are trying to kill us, that are trying to eradicate humanity from the face of this earth. And when I say eradicate, either by mutation into a new slave species, virtue of the genetic modification, or eradication in terms of death. We're either, just like the Borg, right? And that was actually in the US government papers.
• 23:51
  Borg is the name of their new species. NASA Langley Research Center said so. Well, then they're fully integrated into the plant, right? They're either integrated in and become a part of the hive or they're done away with. Isn't that exactly what it is we're looking at, the paradigm before us?
• 24:11
  And so I'm deeply concerned because these things don't happen in a vacuum. They don't happen in a vacuum And all vacuums get filled. So when you see New York being deserted because people don't want it to crime or whatever else, that vacuum gets filled by somebody and by something. And now we see this even in election processes. Oh, you know, we can't trust election process.
• 24:36
  There's too many paper ballots. There's too much machine this and that. I know what we'll do is we'll just, you know, have AI run the elections, they'll tell us what it is that we think we should be doing. And and all of it plays towards that, and you said it yourself. I mean, every time you see a problem, it's fabricated to create a reaction so that the solution can be provided, and this is the exact same scenario.
• 25:00
  Seth Holehouse: It's also interesting looking at, I just thought of it, is this this whole congestion pricing. Have you seen have you seen this in, with with man with Manhattan?
• 25:10
  Todd Callender: Is this in terms of private cars not being
• 25:12
  Seth Holehouse: allowed? Yeah. So I've seen I'll see if I can pull up a picture of it. But the I think NYC congestion.
• 25:20
  Todd Callender: I saw Los Angeles is supposed to have no private cars by 2030, so says their mayor.
• 25:26
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. So if you look at the images of the city, like, I've seen a handful of images being shared of I can't find any as I'm looking right now, but of, like, a very barren New York. Right? New York City, where they've now got the congestion pricing. So it's like, okay.
• 25:40
  This is the next level of getting people out of this city. It's like, okay. Now we're gonna charge you for driving in the areas. And, like, I, you know, I used to drive in like, I had a motorcycle in Manhattan. I I drove motorcycle daily for, gosh, almost ten years all over Manhattan.
• 25:54
  I loved it. It was fun, and I I learned how to drive motorcycle really well. Bet you did. As you can imagine.
• 26:00
  Todd Callender: You're still alive.
• 26:01
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. Yeah. I got all my fingers, and I think most of my toes, and but Mostly. It's it's it's just crazy looking at this transformation of what's happening. And no.
• 26:12
  But one thing I wanted to ask you more about, because I know that you've got a very, very good understanding of insurance. And, actually, if if you pull up your t your logo there, right here, like, work in insurance. Like, you run a large insurance
• 26:24
  Todd Callender: company. Right? Yeah. Well, I run a group of insurance companies. Seven.
• 26:28
  Seth Holehouse: Well, there you go. And so what what do you make of the in California, the reports that we're having coming out here about State Farm and other companies dropping Yeah. The the fire insurance, and how do you make sense of that? And I also heard you with SGT recently talking about Florida. So Sure.
• 26:49
  Kinda explain how the insurance stuff works and how it ties into I think, actually, to add that, we saw the same thing happening in Asheville where a lot of these you know, the FEMA hadn't updated the maps. Right? So the flood zones weren't updated, and so people didn't have the appropriate insurance because of that. And so because, you know, the people lost everything, which also seems like the you know, similar to what we saw in the medical industry, of course, but seem that there's a deep seated, corruption with property and homeowners insurance. So explain that to to me as if I'm a, like, a three year old, which when it comes to insurance, I feel like I'm a three year old.
• 27:23
  Todd Callender: No. Not at all. It it but it it all makes perfect sense because what it was you said about New York is the same kind of a paradigms, the same look through. So let me ask you this. If you had a million dollar home in in California and you lived in a wildfire area that was also prone to landslides and earthquakes, but you couldn't afford the insurance, what would you do with your house?
• 27:51
  Especially with all these fires going on. If you didn't have any insurance or couldn't afford it, would that be something that in your mind says, hey, maybe this isn't a good place to live. Maybe I don't want this million dollar house here. Maybe I'd rather have a million dollar piece of property in Oklahoma that have half the risks. You know what about the fact that the water is being cut off and the taxes in California and the taxes in New York are now not fully deductible.
• 28:18
  So you're paying state tax on top of federal tax. There's reason after reason and a laundry list comes up which is, hey I don't think I want to live in California anymore. I don't think I want to live in New York City anymore. That is all part of the very same process which lends itself to cheap acquisition of property. So here you have people that went through this fire, their insurance was cancelled, days even in some cases before, so now they're penniless.
• 28:45
  They lost everything they own. Where are they going? Are they going to stay there where they can't afford anything or are they going to go elsewhere to look for opportunities? And then what happens to that piece of dirt, right? The building is gone.
• 28:56
  Who are you going to sell dirt to?
• 28:58
  Seth Holehouse: Well developer?
• 28:59
  Todd Callender: Comes the knock on the door. Yeah exactly. Oh here's BlackRock. They're willing to give you you know 50¢ on the dollar which would be a steal and you know considering there's no building left. But that whole paradigm is set up and so what we see in the insurance industry is what kind of activity is being encouraged and what is not.
• 29:19
  So three or four years ago the accounting rules changed where it made it very costly to an insurer to underwrite directors and officers with liability. What did that do? It increased the difficulty to attract talent to go on boards of Now we see that the big insurance companies, when I say insurance companies, they're reinsurance companies. They are owned by the owners and that's where they store money because they're tax advantaged. They don't pay tax.
• 29:45
  And are they going to invest in risks in California when they know the whole thing is going to be demolished? Or are they going to remove their reinsurance lines and let the little guys who don't have any capital, are the ones actually writing the contracts, are they going to let them flail? So when you see State Farm, you see other primary underwriters pulling out of the markets because they don't have the catastrophic risk backing of the big reinsurers. So you see that happening in Florida, and you see that happening in California.
• 30:13
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• 30:29
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• 32:01
  Todd Callender: Other markets, but it's as much about activities as it is about markets. What is the cost of insuring a private car? Oh, that's 300% more this year than last year. What does that do to people who want to have a car? They make it, they price it out of their range.
• 32:17
  Again, it's effectuating human behavior by virtue of fiscal policy, whether it's by the insurers or by the government. It doesn't matter because there's a public private partnership. They're now one and the same. That's the point. That is what a public private partnership is.
• 32:35
  It's public funding no different than bailing out the banks because then the banks do the bidding of the government officials and they don't have to report to anybody other than their shareholders. But they don't have constituents. They're not restricted by constitutional problems like the federal government is. So they're effectively the hired thugs. They're the mercenaries for the public policy.
• 32:58
  But what I want to impart is this, the same people that own those big reinsurance companies own your government. They own your politicians. They own everything. Why? Because they make the money supply out of thin air, and they loan it to governments collateralized by you and your earnings amongst other things.
• 33:17
  It's a great giant scam.
• 33:20
  Seth Holehouse: It really is. And so what about Florida? Because I know that you had you know, again, going back to your interview with SGT, you talked about kinda seeing the writing on the wall. What are you seeing happening with homeowners insurance in Florida, and what would that tell you?
• 33:37
  Todd Callender: All vacuums will be filled. So now with a change of administration, is coming a fresh look? Will Mr. Trump go forward with the owners plans vis a vis the North American area? Or is he serious about make America great again, make The United States great again and freeing up regulation?
• 33:56
  Because the last time he was in office, he actually got away, sorry, did away with 10 regulations for every new one. That was fantastic in terms of deregulation. If he does that again in the Florida market or all of the markets or has that ability to effectuate how it is regulators operate, then he can free up a lot of hand time that will allow other companies even like ours to go into that market. Right now, regulatorily, we can't get in there for a lot of different reasons. They're just barriers to entry.
• 34:26
  But if you eliminate those barriers to entry, others will come and fill that void and and they'll be okay. So it's really a function of government policy. Are they gonna be in the way or get out of the way? And I'm anxious to find out. Right now we got six more days before we know anything.
• 34:44
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. And and let's hope that the, inauguration goes smooth. I mean, there's a lot of people where they're very concerned about that. Yeah. And and so but looking at all this, and just, again, taking a step back and and just seeing just what's happened to this country.
• 35:00
  I think there for a lot of people that are are have their eyes half open, they're seeing that that this is a systematic destruction of our country.
• 35:08
  Todd Callender: Yes. I also feel
• 35:09
  Seth Holehouse: like that what we're seeing is the activation of all these different terrorists and, you know, who all the people coming over our borders. I mean, I think that I think that the PRC China has a full army just waiting in our in our country, waiting until they get that go button. And and this is, what what concerns me because if you look at, again, what happened with LA, it's okay. Fires, mass evacuations. Right?
• 35:37
  But then mass evacuations, again, as you mentioned, leave a vacuum. Who who fills the vacuum? When you've got entire neighborhoods of, say, 1 to $10,000,000 homes and you've got a police and fire force that are so busy with the fires. What kind of vacuum is left there? And that's why I'm seeing so many reports of people watching on their Ring doorbells as gangs armed gangs are breaking into their homes that they evacuated and looting the place.
• 36:07
  And so it's like it's like, gosh. I mean, it makes me wonder, is this the playbook? Right now, they have all illegals, all these gangs, and, you know, even Of course. The army, is this part of it? Is like, you know, you go back to your home after that, and not only is, you know, half your neighborhood burned down, but all your possessions are gone.
• 36:25
  Who knows what other kind of sabotage is happening? I mean, it's it's it's crazy to see that the the country's burning like this.
• 36:31
  Todd Callender: Go well, intentionally so. So here's another interesting part. I encourage your listeners to do this. Go look anywhere there were Black Lives Matter riots and where parts of cities got burned down, and then go and have a look at which parts of the cities were already marked for revitalization. And what I'm going to cut to the short of this, spoiler alert, all the areas that were already marked for revitalization were the ones destroyed by the fires and the riots.
• 37:02
  Dual purpose. It's like the Chinese everything the Chinese does is dual purpose. It's military and it's commercial, or it's commercial and it's personal. This is the exact same paradigm that everywhere you find destruction, it was created for a purpose.
• 37:18
  Seth Holehouse: And so where do you see this heading? Because I know that you and I oftentimes end up coming back to a place of optimism. Yeah. And, obviously, we've got Trump stepping in. Now, you know, I'm not pinning my optimism on Trump because, you know, he might come in, and and we might find that, you know, maybe he had he had to make some deals with who knows, and, you know, he's not he's not the, you know, the president that we all hope that he will be.
• 37:42
  I'm I'm kind of almost, like, setting myself up for that instead of expecting he's gonna come in and, you know, get rid of the IRS and abolish you know, destroy the Federal Reserve and, you know, do all these things that we we would hope. But in terms of just for the average person that's watching this stuff and that is just, like, gut wrenched to to to see Yeah. You know, places just burned to the ground, not always burned to the ground, but then see the policies backing them up, see the plans for these future cities, be looking at the maps like the one I showed you with all the the the the Yeah. Corridor. Well, what when you when you're seeing all this, what gives you hope for the country?
• 38:18
  Because it feels like the enemies are inside the gates, and they're just burning everything down while we sit there idly and think, I'll make another meme, and, hopefully, I'll I'll I'll go viral on Twitter with my meme. I mean, it's like
• 38:28
  Todd Callender: Yeah.
• 38:28
  Seth Holehouse: Who How do we place all this?
• 38:31
  Todd Callender: Well, the enemy is not only inside the gates. They actually occupy positions of power, and we call them politicians. So if you go let's start local like everything else, and this is where I get my hope from. People are finally embracing this. Seth, nobody wants to confront this as the reality because it's number one really uncomfortable.
• 38:52
  Number two, it has a direct effect on you and your future. And number three, it requires you to do something. It's kind of like the service members were being forced to take the shots. What they do, they fought. But now people are saying this is an ever present danger.
• 39:06
  This is for real. These people are gonna burn us out. But we are equipping them by virtue of this podcast and the other work that you do, giving people the information so that they can go march down and say, Hey mayor, I see that you signed us up to be a C40 city. When exactly were you planning on the destruction? And look exactly at what it is they've been doing over the last year or two years and to prepare for this.
• 39:31
  What you're going to find is that there's plans already in place for the either the massive fire or the flood that comes down like in North Carolina. All those plans are pre arranged including tender offers from developers who are going to come build this little smart cities. All of that is in place so you have an opportunity to go and interrupt that and we actually did that some years ago when we discovered the quarantine prisons effectively were popping up around The United States. There was one being built in Arizona and I can remember which county it was in, Cochise County as a matter of fact, and we got a copy of their purchase orders and all the agreements that they were building what was effectively a you know concentration camp and we started holding people's feet to the fire and luckily the County Board of Directors said holy cow we didn't know that's what this is about. We're not doing this.
• 40:24
  So if you can arm your locals with this information, they may not even be aware they're being used as pawns. And when you explain to them, by the way, you're preparing to burn our city down, see these plans right here, because these are your commitments as the mayor. You know you have a chance to actually have an effect and I think that's what gives us hope is that if people can finally embrace this for what it is and decide to do something we can save ourselves and more importantly we can save our republic. And frankly, Seth, it's the planet. What you're seeing here is happening everywhere.
• 40:58
  This is not in a vacuum. This is a global thing, and they've got a deadline of twenty nine December twenty twenty nine per their own documents to have this done. So we're they're short on time. We're long on horsepower because guess what? We're still here.
• 41:15
  All we have to do is hold people accountable. And that includes mister Trump, by the way. I I hope I pray that he's successful in rescuing our republic. I pray for his strength. I pray for his wisdom every day because I want him to be that champion of humanity, and I I really want him to be that.
• 41:33
  I hope that he is, and we're not gonna really know because he's played this game so carefully and in terms of cutting a deal, you bet he has. He's got to assure himself he's going to get to that position. How would you, you know, get the big guys, the owners to not kill you between now and then? Would you say, you know what guys, I like your thinking. Hey let's do this America, this giant America thing.
• 41:55
  You know going with their program in a different way. Know would that necessarily buy you the time that you're looking for? And the answer is yeah. He's playing the game, and he's playing it very well. I just don't know where his allegiance lies.
• 42:08
  Is it to the owners, or is it to the people? I don't know.
• 42:11
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. That's the that's the trillion dollar question. And what what what I was gonna say, what does concern me is a lot of the technology that Elon Musk brings into this. Because if you look at the centralization happening around x and, you know, when you bring in payment forms and, you know, all the things you're talking about, potentially, there's even rumors now that that Elon might acquire The US operations of TikTok to avoid this interest the the ban. Right?
• 42:34
  Which is just wild to consider. But when you hear Elon talking about, you know, robots replacing basically, replacing the human workforce, you know, having these robots having, driverless cars. You know? It's like you could see that, okay, you could like, you were the most kind of upright, magnanimous person, you could design a a society that would be have a great way of life, right, you know, with with all those things. But it could also be used in the hands of man.
• 43:03
  You know, it's like we're I've I've we watched Lord of the Rings, you know, the the the whole trilogy over the holiday break, and it's like, okay. Yeah. The ring has a lot of power, but in the hands of man, it always destroys him. Right? So AI technology, like, the hands of man, it never goes well.
• 43:19
  And that's also what concerns me is that if you look at this this push towards the technocracy and towards the future where there's automation everywhere, there's you know, it's like, hey. You know, you know, you you don't need to have a car. It's it's gonna pollute the environment or whatever. But, yeah, you know, we have these driverless taxis. We'll come pick you up whenever you need, and it's all part of this.
• 43:39
  It's like, to me, it makes me wanna get as far outside of the city as I can. Yeah. Especially, I mean, look, five years ago, I was living in a high rise in New York City, and now I'm living out in the country surrounded by forests with, you know, no one coming to tell me that what not to do, and my kids run around. It's it's great, but I'm, like, I'm one of the lucky few. I think there's a lot of people that are still living in the big cities or if not the big cities, they're still living in suburbia on a quarter acre, you know, in a neighborhood, and it's gonna be real tough, you know, if those are the cities that get targeted with these things because not everyone can move out into rural America and and carve out a, you know, a life on their own out there.
• 44:20
  Todd Callender: Are you gonna be allowed to? And then the answer is no. You're not gonna be allowed to. So also take into consideration what it is you just said. If you have robots to do all these jobs, what do you need employees for?
• 44:33
  And herein lies the issue. You wonder why it is that the elderly were given the COVID poison shots first, because they're unfunded liabilities. The system of the Social Security Administration is a system of transfers. There's no trust fund sitting there. They take from the younger working people and they give it to the older people.
• 44:53
  It's a Ponzi scheme. It's a legal Ponzi scheme. So if you get rid of those mandates, those 70 year olds and above, now you don't have that cost. Where have I heard that? That the World Economic Forum now says, hey to you big industrial countries including United States Of America, people that are 70 years or older are going to have to petition the government if they want to have any government services past the age of 70.
• 45:19
  So the other goes your Medicare, There goes whatever, your social security check, it goes everything else. And those are not working functional people and you're gonna have to prove to the government that you have a reason to live. Where have we seen that before? Oh, there's actually novels about this because it's been considered previously. And who was the guy who worked for Obama as a medical adviser?
• 45:45
  I can't remember his name.
• 45:47
  Seth Holehouse: Rahm Emanuel? No, not Rahm Emanuel.
• 45:49
  Todd Callender: Rahm Emanuel's brother. Zefi Emanuel. He said there's everybody 76 and older needs to die. These statements aren't made just willy nilly. They're not made in a vacuum.
• 46:02
  They're made for a purpose because they're preparing people for this. So this all goes back towards the depopulation agenda. And what we've come to understand is they don't want more than a billion people on this planet, and those billion people will be some form of synbio entity that they can harvest and use as though we're effectively robots. We're, you know, cyborgs. When Elon Musk talks about cybers, what you've got to do is envision vaxx people there, because that's what they're doing.
• 46:30
  They're transforming people into slaves and we found this in the law. It already exists. I put it in front of the US Supreme Court. It's a case called molecular pathology versus myriogenetic and it specifically states use of mRNA creates property rights in the synthetic product of that. So if you gave a pig mRNA, you now own that pig as a piece of intellectual property because it's been genetically modified.
• 46:56
  The holding, there's no restriction for it applying to people other than a limitation in the Patent Act. But other than that, that's good law because I put it in front of the Supreme Court and they said they weren't going to disturb that finding. So in other words, all the people who got the mRNA shots are already a vaxx They are already owned because they are no longer a human. It fits all of it fits together when you bring yourself to that top level and you look down. The only question is whether we're gonna go along with it, Seth.
• 47:23
  Whether people will find the courage to stand and say, God, no, I'm not gonna let that happen. And you, Mr. Politician, you are done. And you, Sheriff, where's your oath of office? All of these things you and I have been talking about for four years, nothing has changed from what it is you and I are discussing.
• 47:39
  My hope is that the change coming about from mister Trump taking the presidency is a rising tide that we can use to our advantage.
• 47:48
  Seth Holehouse: My my belief in terms of where we are fundamentally is that, as you mentioned, you know, these plans could be thousands of years old. Right? So Yes. Let's imagine that they're, you know, a hundred years old, whatever they are. I I believe that there were all these plans that were set into place.
• 48:07
  And it's almost like as if you think about, say, a clock that someone wound up that clock a long time ago, and that clock, at every time it passes, it kinda hits and it hits and, you know, at every marker, the new round of that plan unfolds. And that before, those plans had a massive amount of of evil power and energy behind them. But I really believe that that that evil has become so weakened. Like, I really believe this. I I personally believe that 2020 was the peak.
• 48:41
  That was when they they put everything on the table. You know? And it was you know, I think Trump forced their hand, to to bring you know, to kind of do lots of different things. And so I think, though, that what we're seeing is all these different mechanisms that we're seeing happening, these different global events and these these land grabs. Of course, it it's hard to watch, but I think what it is, though, it's almost like the guy who wound the clock is dead, but the clock is still going.
• 49:06
  But there's no longer that man there's no longer that evil entity behind the clock
• 49:10
  Todd Callender: Driving it.
• 49:10
  Seth Holehouse: That is that is driving it. And so that's why I think it's going on. It's like we're seeing like, we're seeing them attempt all these different things. Right? All these different agendas and operations to to Yeah.
• 49:23
  Enact these these power structures that they're they're trying to build and by destroying the old, rebuild the new. But I think what we're also seeing consistently is that they're failing, that you you can see it. Okay. Maybe it gets about halfway there, but the the energy needed to carry it through is not working. And what's also interesting is you mentioned the their plan ending, I think it was at December 3, you know, thirtieth or or or twenty ninth or whatever is by 2029, heading to 2030.
• 49:50
  So Martin Armstrong, who I'm I'm sure you're familiar with Martin Armstrong. I know him a lot
• 49:55
  Todd Callender: and
• 49:55
  Seth Holehouse: brilliant guy. What he so he has his Socrates program. His program built on, you know, basically, predicting cycles, you know, based upon financial, but he gained a war. His program, and every time he runs it, it always gets to a point where, say, by 2030, '20 '30 '1, what he it's what he refers to the almost like a global civil war where he thinks by that point, all governments will have collapsed because the people around the world actually have risen up to to actually, you know, throw, you know, throw off the the tyranny. And so I I really think that that's where we're headed.
• 50:31
  I mean, I I don't want global anarchy, but I do want I want the you know, I've I've come to the point where the I believe that the systems that govern this world are in the hands of evil people. But I also I also really think that these systems and these evil people are are really near their end. And so I think that the next, say, five years will be very, very difficult, but I also think that on the other side of this, that we can rebuild and we can we can have a world that's not run and not ruled by some sort of satanic cabal of I I agree of things that I'm not sure if they're even human. I don't think that they are. I think that you get into the the fallen angels and the Anunnaki and the crossbreeding with humans and, you know, this is, the days of Noah type stuff.
• 51:17
  But I really I really feel it inside of me that that their days are numbered. They wanna think our days are numbered, but their days are numbered.
• 51:26
  Todd Callender: Matthew thirteen thirty eight, wheat and tares. I agree with you. I also think what you said was really important and the point can't be understated or overstated for that matter. When you see this world collapse, isn't that the Ordoab cow paradigm that governments have fallen apart? They're not serving your needs.
• 51:47
  Here's this artificial intelligence that will do it for us, you can't bribe it because it doesn't care. And there's a lot of really strong arguments in that favor. However, it eliminates the one critical thing that God gave us as our primary gift, and that's free will, right? Because we don't have any free will then. We're just governed by a machine that we theoretically created.
• 52:07
  That isn't going to work, because I think the machine eventually ends up understanding that we're really not necessary other than as a battery and power computing node, sorry, power source and cloud computing node, which is where I think that comes from. What's really important is salvaging what it is we have for government and systems. To rebuild the courts, to rebuild police, rebuild all the systems that we've got is a monumental effort. It took us two fifty years to get here now. Wouldn't it be better if we just took over the system and turned it back to the way it was supposed to be?
• 52:39
  That's been my hope with Mr. Trump. It's been my hope with Mille in Argentina, Brucali, El Salvador that there's a global rise, that we are taking back our systems. When we say take back our governments, take back our planet, it's taking back our society from the owners of this planet. And this goes back, if you want to get into the, you know, some of the weird stuff, this goes back to Colonel Phil Corso's, his engagement with what they call an EBE.
• 53:09
  He was Ike Eisenhower's personal delegate to Majestic twelve. He was the guy at Roswell that said, Hey, this was a weather balloon. I have his memoirs because his son's my client. He has a meeting with what's called an EBE and he says, a new planet if you can take it. I think that's where we're at Seth.
• 53:26
  This is a new planet if we can take it. And the question is, do we have that willpower? Does humanity want to take it back, or are we too damn lazy?
• 53:37
  Seth Holehouse: I know I have the willpower, and I know a lot of people watching this show have the willpower. And Good. And that that that gives me hope. It really does give me hope, because I I do see that there is a massive trend of people moving back towards tradition, moving back towards how I think God wanted us to live, learning how to be more self sufficient, moving out of the cities, you know, and it's kinda interesting because you I think that every there's a plan within the plan, and, you know, we look at these these plans, look at this clock, we look at these documents that we pulled up, whether it's the, you know, this you know, the summit, you know, June 21 plan or any number of these plans that they've you know, the the the future of urban consumption, the c 40 cities. You look at all these plans, it's like, yes.
• 54:22
  This is their plan. Right? But do you think that God didn't want this plan? Like, no. He's allowing this plan, but he has his plan within their plan.
• 54:33
  And God I really believe that God's plan supersedes man man's plan. Right? There's this, you know, this old saying was, you know, man plans and God laughs. Right? Or the the the different variations
• 54:43
  Todd Callender: True that.
• 54:44
  Seth Holehouse: It's like
• 54:44
  Todd Callender: True that.
• 54:45
  Seth Holehouse: So I I I do yeah.
• 54:48
  Todd Callender: I I I look at it that that God has given us a second chance, and we have been brought to this precipice to look over the edge and make a decision. Do we wanna go down there or not? It's a long fall. Are we going there or not? And in the hopes that that will stir within us the drive and give us the courage to take our planet back.
• 55:10
  This is the opportunity, and we seize it or we don't seize it. And if we seize it, it takes all of humanity to stand together and say, No more. We are not doing human trafficking. We're not going to abuse people. We're going to keep the installation of our governments because they have served us.
• 55:28
  We're just going to fix them and not go along with the program, which concludes I'm not buying an electric car. I'm not doing any of that crap. And by the way, if I want to eat Fritos or anything else, that's what I'm going to eat. It's that personal choice. It's that Godly gift given to us, the freedom to choose our own way of our own will and and we just have to exercise that Seth.
• 55:51
  So anyway I'm with you. I agree. I'm not going quietly in the night. I'm not gonna fall off the cliff. I'm gonna end up fighting to the day that I die because it doesn't matter.
• 56:01
  We're dead anyway. So why wouldn't you stand? Why wouldn't you go and protect your family and your community? You literally have nothing to lose. So I'm with you brother.
• 56:13
  Seth Holehouse: I agree. I I it's this is it's it's I I wouldn't call it team America. Just it's team freedom. It's team human. You know?
• 56:21
  Yeah. It's it's That's right. But, no, it it does it really does give me hope, and it gives me resolve. It makes me think Resolve. You know, I think that the key is is if you've read, you know, Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, you know, looking at having being able to create a a vision of the future that you can you can work yourself towards.
• 56:41
  And if you can see that like, the worst thing is that when you can't even see a future that matters anymore, it's like, Why try?
• 56:47
  Todd Callender: Why is that true?
• 56:48
  Seth Holehouse: But what I see, I see is I I do see a future where our world is not ruled by Satan. That's what I see. Now maybe it's gonna take a a flood level event to get us back to that place again. I mean, it's happened before. Yeah.
• 57:02
  It may happen again, which is actually why it's why I'm I'm writing a book called prep like Noah, which I'm, you know, it's it's Fabulous. Yeah. I mean, I've I've been working on it. I was gonna release it, you know, a month or so ago, but, actually, we're we're gonna do a really big proper book launch and publish it properly and everything.
• 57:15
  Todd Callender: Good for you.
• 57:16
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. But it's the whole idea, though, is that, you know, there there's God's tapping on our shoulders, and he's hey. That's right. I'm gonna need you. Like, I need you to take care and get your affairs in order, you know, prepare and and and make it through the flood because we've got we've gotta rebuild.
• 57:31
  And and I do have I have hope. And, of course, whenever I talk to you, have even more hope because, you know, you're my buddy, and and we have these great conversations, and I always enjoy it. But I I think that they have underestimated God, and they've underestimated the fact that we have souls and that God gave us free will. And they think that they can design a system using AI that bypasses our free will, but I think that that they're breaking a fundamental law for how this realm has to operate. And then when they do that, it's it's not gonna be good for them.
• 58:00
  Todd Callender: I what a great point. And I would tell you this because we also represent people in the targeted individual community, people that are you know, they're just tortured, five g and things of that nature. The reason I mentioned that is because seemingly forty five percent of people do not react to that electronic stimulus, the frequency stimulus, which means they can't, you can't control their thinking. And it turns out that that segment tend to be very spiritually strong. So it's about that willpower.
• 58:30
  It's about your connection to God. It's about your spirituality, overriding the electronics that they're using. So it really goes to your point, and it's brilliant. And I agree with you. God's divine hand may be unseen, but it is here nonetheless.
• 58:45
  Seth Holehouse: It is. So, Todd, as we wrap up, I wanna give you a little bit time for a a very shameless plug of cloud.
• 58:52
  Todd Callender: So I have no shame. So
• 58:54
  Seth Holehouse: That's okay. When you're doing the right thing, it doesn't matter. Right? You shouldn't be ashamed. So here, I will pull up the website, clouthub.com.
• 59:03
  Tell us Yeah. This looks new, actually. What what's going on here? This is
• 59:06
  Todd Callender: We've been working hard. If you go to the channel section, which the next tab over on the top, then what you'll see is, there you go. I guarantee you there's Man in America in channels. The cool part about that is you can watch any and all of these in any spoken language. You just click on it and it comes right up.
• 59:23
  The closed captioning is in all available language. So the idea is that really we wanna share content. We wanna share your content and we want it to be heard in Brazil. We want it to be heard in non English speaking countries, even France for that matter, our French friends. Because what it is you have to say is universally important.
• 59:41
  So we acquired this company nearly two years ago. It's been a giant pain in the rear to make this all work. We've been sabotaged 10 ways from Sunday, but we're still here and we are uncensored. So if the communists want to come and have a chat on our group chat or they want to post their videos, welcome. We are creating, we have created the marketplace of ideas.
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  There's two things we don't allow, that's porn and gambling. But if you want to express your Marxist ideology, come and have that intellectually honest debate. Come and post your materials so that we can all understand and learn. And that's what this is about. It is a giant megaphone for people to express themselves so that those thoughts can come into the equation of designing policy and changing our governance and taking our planet back.
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  And unlike X, we don't censor. We want those views. We encourage them. And so it's free. It doesn't cost anything.
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  Come on over. Can create your own group. We've got 160,000 or so people from South America that have gathered together. They use the platform to plan for their next president. Why?
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  Because it's like cash. It's universally valuable. It is universally acceptable. You'll need a browser to get there and it's anonymous. You don't even have to tell us who you are.
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  We don't care. We don't want to know. It's all about you, and it's about humanity communicating, organizing to take our planet back. It is the god, guns, and country platform for humanity, so please come and partake. Make your own way.
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  Make your own channel. Come be a part of it. So thank you for that.
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  Seth Holehouse: Of course. Of course. Well, Todd, it's it's I feel like an hour has gone by so quickly, but as it usually does. I I I appreciate everything that you're doing, and it's always a pleasure speaking with you. And I just, you know, when I I go I in ways interviews, I go upstairs.
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  So I've I've got a studio at home, and Kate's always like, how how was the interview? And and your interviews, I'm always like, oh, it was so good. It was great. I'm always just kinda beaming. So that's gonna be my report.
• 1:01:41
  So, anyway but I'm I'm coming to my kind of my end here because I have to finish to get this get to show up for tonight. And, yeah, thank you for being here. It's always great speaking with you, Todd. You are just doing some amazing things, and thank you. Thank you for just being you and and doing what you're doing.
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  Todd Callender: My honor, brother, and I appreciate the collaboration. God bless you, your lovely wife, and the rest of the crew that make this happen. You're doing God's work.
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