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Presidential Candidate: Robert Kennedy is Pro-Bitcoin | EP 717 · Simply Bitcoin

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  Yo welcome to another episode of Simply bitcoind live where your
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  number one source for the peaceful Bitcoin revolution
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  occurred. Breaking news culture, my
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  chromatic Warfare we will be your guide through the
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  separation of money and state had a great conversation on
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  simply Bitcoin IRL with Jason Brett yesterday and boy.
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  Oh boy are the storm clouds gathering.
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  And here's the reality and I think a lot of predominant
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  bitcoiners understand this, right?
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  You have Michael sailor at the atlas Gala.
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  Basically saying I want to be a winner, I don't want to be a
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  martyr. You have Corey Clips, ins, very
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  famous piece, the race to avoid the war and something that a
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  joke that Opti, and I make all the time, right?
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  Where we say, you know, we're going to try to hold it down
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  here in the States but You know, all spells will we're going to
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  have to move to El Salvador. The reality, is that, over the
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  last six months. You know, we've seen some people
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  call it, the Deep State, I would call the administrative state
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  right up in your grill. These days is doing everything
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  in its power, to try to slow down the adoption of Bitcoin.
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  The reason for that is simple, right?
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  They get a tremendous amount of power from being able to print
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  money, and obviously that funds, you know, the endless Wars, the
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  bureaucracy, etc. Etc.
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  But people are waking up to that and one of the things that
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  dawned on me yesterday and my conversation with Jason was the
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  inevitability of having to get involved.
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  Unfortunately, I know a lot of bitcoiners are going to be
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  literally repulsed by the statement.
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  But at this point, I don't care. I'm going to say it anyway.
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  I don't think we have the luxury of just being on Lookers, right?
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  Especially if you want to stay where you are.
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  If you don't, you know, if all else fails of course, you know,
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  you take your Bitcoin into self custody, you're going to go to
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  where you're treated best. You're just going to pack up
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  your bags, get on a plane and leave.
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  Right. If you don't want to do that you
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  know you definitely have to at least pay attention and see
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  what's going on in the political process.
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  And the reality is that the current Administration, right?
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  Is Style towards Bitcoin, weeee. That was confirmed when Kaitlyn
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  long came on simply Bitcoin IRL. She said, that the reason that
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  she believes that, her Federal Banking, Charter was denied.
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  Even though she has literally more than 100, it was a her bank
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  is 108 percent reserved, and it was still denied was because
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  orders from the White House from the very top to deny it because
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  they don't want Bitcoin adoption in the u.s. they want people
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  using a T'rul Bank, digital currency and there's a war going
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  on. There's individual states.
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  Right? There's Governors that are being
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  very vocal and saying, hey, you know, we veto this bill.
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  We do not want to adopt a central bank, digital currency,
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  so get involved, take agency, take agency, you could be an
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  onlooker, you could run your own node, you could buy Bitcoin,
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  take Bitcoin into self custody, you'll be fine as an individual.
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  But if you want to hold it down, you want to hold it down.
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  Then you inevitably you're going to have to get involved and
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  that's the reality. Now the good news though is that
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  as more people adopt Bitcoin and you know as people get older and
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  the younger generation which are the big percentage of people
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  that are holding Bitcoin, accumulate more wealth and they
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  become more influential. Politicians are going to start
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  supporting something like Bitcoin and I think that's what
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  we were. Starting to see we had a
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  Kennedy, Robert Kennedy jr. That came out and said the quiet
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  part out loud. He said The reality of what a
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  central bank, digital currency would entail, how the Federal
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  Reserve and the treasury are using the FED now payment system
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  as a trojan horse to get in, but the good news is that people are
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  waking up to this reality. And I also have a clip for you
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  guys from Tim cast and the reason we referenced the temple
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  podcast. So much is one of the most
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  popular podcasts every night. If you're onto on YouTube, you
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  will see the Tim cast live stream and it has 10.
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  Of thousands, sometimes, hundreds of thousands of people
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  watching live and you know who he had on last night.
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  He had the man, the myth, the legend himself, Ron, Paul and
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  Ron. Paul was describing exactly what
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  is wrong with the current system.
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  I just think that Ron Paul. I think he started the, he
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  started this movement, he was the first to address and
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  highlight broken money in the importance of Austrian economics
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  versus Kenzie and economics. But the reason that I want to
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  highlight this clip and play this clip is that now this is
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  getting mainstream attention, these conversations are being
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  had. So not only is Temple bringing
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  up Bitcoin regularly having bitcoiners on his show.
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  Max Keiser. You should have Corey Clips in
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  on onto as well but he's also having people like Ron Paul that
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  are discussing the broken money. Meaning that Bitcoin the
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  Bitcoin, ethos the Bitcoin Revolution, the ideas of Bitcoin
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  are starting to seep into the mainstream Consciousness and I
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  suspect this will continue to accelerate As clown World
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  continues to break down, will be on top of it.
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  You guys know the deal. We're number one source for the
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  peaceful Bitcoin Revolution, enjoy the ride, take that
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  Bitcoin into self custody and watch the fireworks, but there
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  is going to be a fight. It's not going to be a kinetic
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  one. It's going to be an information
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  to be all-out information Warfare which we've been
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  covering this entire week. The Legacy corporate media is
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  panicking. The NPR freaked out said they're
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  going to give up Twitter Her because Ilan, rightly.
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  So, rightly mentioned and put it in their Twitter bio that, that
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  NPR is a government funded organization which is true and
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  they got mad about that, right? And this is idea that was talked
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  about in the sovereign individual, this an idea that
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  I've been talking about over the last couple of months, right?
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  We are living through the disintermediation of information
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  and we're also living through the disintermediation of money
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  and governments. The nation-state model has
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  relied tremendously From having a monopoly on both those fronts
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  and know what other people are saying like Nico.
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  Like, that's not true, they don't have a monopoly on
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  information. Are you trying to tell me the
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  corporate media, specifically, something like the New York
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  Times isn't a mouthpiece for a lot of these intelligence
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  communities? We talked to we had it is
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  episode a couple days ago about the Iraq War.
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  They covered up. You know, the, the atrocities
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  committed by the Soviet Union, but now that you have
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  individuals individuals are now the ones, That are telling the
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  information. They're the ones are the new
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  newscasters are the journalists it becomes an it's decentralised
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  has become incredibly difficult for these nation states are
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  these powerful governments to co-op The Narrative the way that
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  they have been doing so this very tumultuous time.
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  Some people call it the fourth turning, but I know I'll be
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  alright because my wealth is in Bitcoin and I hope yours is too.
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  Anyways, everybody before we start the show and introduce my
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  legendary co-host, always optimistic had a bit of a Of a
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  long monologue. Absolutely I want to give you
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  this. I hope I'm enjoying your new
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  monologues bro. I like them longer.
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  I hope it wasn't. I hope it wasn't too long.
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  But anyways my very special co-host.
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  Always optimistic. He's the culture Guru bro.
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  Right mindset Fit Body fit mind. What is it op?
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  T say it, say it for the crowd. Read my unfit body fit finances.
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  Get there we go. Together, get your shit
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  together. This is how we win.
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  Take agency, take your Nancial sovereignty back.
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  That's the number one thing then.
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  Get fit and get your mind right? Eat, right.
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  We need as many you, many of you gorgeous, we need soldiers.
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  As many of you guys in the fight, in this information, for
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  information more in this fight for Freedom.
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  We always say it Bitcoin or slavery.
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  Anyways Opti, what are we going to cover during the culture
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  brother? Well, I really don't want to say
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  cuz I'm hoping that our guest shows up during the there in the
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  culture. So let's leave a little mystery
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  if not I'll have to Pivot live. I've so let's let's let's hold
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  off, but I think you guys are going to enjoy this
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  conversation. Either way, I already got
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  something my back pocket but either way, we got some for you
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  guys today. I mean, I'm actually excited to
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  hear some more Niko Jones Ranch. This is this?
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  What the people come for, dude, I hope I trigger Nico.
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  Or he gets triggered and he goes ballistic on the show today.
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  So a good Preamble with this opening, monologue.
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  All right, everybody, let's start the show.
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  We have Michael Lewis, author of Moneyball, The Blind Side and
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  Ordinals Alex gladstein. Stacy Herbert.
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  We have A lot more speakers as well.
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  They changed up the the lineup here on me.
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  VTC sessions Caitlin long, we have CK Daniel Perez, dr.
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  well. We're going to be holding it
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  down on the analyst desk, guys, you definitely don't want to
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  miss the biggest Bitcoin celebration of the year and I've
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  been getting Odell. Of course, I've been getting a
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  lot of questions like Nico, how do I get job in Bitcoin?
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  Well, go to the Bitcoin 2023 conference that is going to be
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  one of Our best opportunities, the price.
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  At the time of recording is thirty thousand.
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  Three hundred seventy five cents per dollar. 3290 to block height
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  780. 5237 reachable, Bitcoin node, seventeen thousand ninety
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  six blocks to having 54,000 763 having estimate April, twenty
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  twenty twenty four total lightning network capacity. 5413
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  capacity value, 164 million, u.s. dollars realized monetary
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  inflation 1.76 percent and the market capitalization of Bitcoin
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  5. 187 billion dollars with Abby today guys I want to talk about.
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  I mentioned it earlier about this man.
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  This man, this this Legend who also got to speak at the I think
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  it was the Bitcoin 2021 conference and One of the things
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  that he said, that resonated with me is, you know, I might
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  not understand this technology very much, but I understand
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  freedom. And that was a very very
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  powerful line Bitcoin is freedom and you last night, he went on
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  the Tim cast, IRL podcast and I'm going to play you guys the
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  clip and you let me know what you think, what the solution is
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  to the things that he's mentioning.
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  Let's check it out. I want to ask you to elaborate
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  on the monetary policy aspect. Can you explain what this
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  economic system is? What's wrong with it?
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  The main reason is, you don't have a definition of the unit of
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  account, because if he were building a building, you'd want
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  a unit of account or a unit of measurement in economics, you
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  have to have a unit of account and that, of course, is it
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  defined currency. We were able to get away with
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  destroying the unit of account, you know, all the way back in,
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  nineteen Thirty. 34 and 1871 the way it is now.
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  But we were very, very wealthy and we still are wealthy but
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  we're getting poorer because people rely on debt.
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  And the debt is growing, the price inflation is moving along
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  and they've destroyed them. One of the most important items,
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  the most important price in economics is the price of money.
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  How much it takes to borrow what was it - for a Of years.
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  It during that time the FED would come up and say, oh, you
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  know, we're having trouble. We we want we want the
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  inflation, the price inflation. We want the destruction of the
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  value of money, go at 2% a year and it's down to minus 1 or
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  minus 2. That is the craziest thing in
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  the world. The last, the last thing they
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  should be doing, but now and I said, you know, when it finally
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  gets to 2% you, wait, you won't even see it.
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  It'll be ten percent after that. There's the theory of subjective
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  theory of value. That tells you that you can't
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  make those predictions but you can make predictions that if you
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  mess up with the monetary system, run up debt.
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  It all this death has to be liquidated and we are in the
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  middle of defaulting on that money and that is going that is
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  the crisis we face. And right now, we're not very
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  far along at accepting, what we have to accept.
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  If we want to crawl our way out of here, and get back to being a
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  productive Nation. So what do we always say all
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  roads lead to bitcoin Bitcoin is that solution right?
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  Fine, you know a lot of people are like saying End the Fed and
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  the FED replace it with what? Res replace it with a gold
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  standard, the gold standard failed because it was a
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  successfully co-opted by government.
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  Why. Because of custody reasons, the
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  fact is that holding a large amount of gold is very difficult
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  to custody. Therefore people Outsource that
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  custody to Banks the banks of large V guys with guns, right?
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  Try storing, you know, a couple million dollars worth of gold.
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  Are you going to hide it on your mattress?
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  Not to mention, you know, Cole how heavy gold is ready?
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  Going to go to a CVS with a little pick liked it.
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  Okay, here you go. Let me get my box of chocolates
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  or something. Yeah, dude, just not going to
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  work, right? So it's not just about ending
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  the FED. It's not about just identifying
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  the issue, right? The the issue has been
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  identified, Ron, Paul identify. He's a legend.
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  He's been identifying this For decades now, right?
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  He was part of the movement in the 1970s to make gold sound.
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  So absurd to make it legal for Americans to hold gold again.
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  Right, gold was tried and it failed because of its physical
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  properties. We need to try something
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  different. And the reason that we advocate
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  for Bitcoin is that you can store Bitcoin by just writing
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  down 24 words. And you could theoretically
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  store Millions, Billions if not trillions of dollars on 12 12
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  words 24 words and if you're in a pickle or if you live in a
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  totalitarian country and you're trying to cross a border with
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  your wealth, you can memorize that, there's like this border
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  thing to that. Makes it easier for you to do it
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  as well. So there's there's different
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  ways there's different mechanisms of, which you can
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  store your gold. I mean, sorry, you could store
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  your Bitcoin. I think it's Superior to gold
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  for that reason. It's a lot easier to store
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  anyways. Opti, what's your take on this?
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  Well first and foremost, you know, shout out to Ron Paul.
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  He's a legend, he's been in this and the FED fight hard money
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  fight for longer than I've been alive.
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  So you know first and foremost we got to we got to show respect
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  to the Legends out there and from that clip man it sounds
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  like he's a bit Corner. Its it might just be that he
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  doesn't have the technical know-how that us young people
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  have and that might be like the final leap.
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  Is him having the Aim. I don't know if faith is the
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  right word, but the the same acceptance to technology and how
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  it has improved our lives and how it is ubiquitous with the,
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  with the modern world. But, you know, from from what I
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  saw and again, I didn't see the whole Tim pool clip with Ron.
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  Paul, everyone was telling me a nice kind of saw it on Twitter
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  as well. It is a bit unfortunate that he
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  doesn't fully understand Bitcoin.
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  Yeah. I don't think he, I don't think
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  he will do buddy. I don't, I mean, yeah, I agree.
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  I agree. I think he fought the key.
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  I agree. We fought as as well as he could
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  with the grills at hungry. We talk about this all the time.
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  We say the same thing consistently you know but my
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  point in saying all that is is kind of like Ron Paul and N are
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  other hard money Advocates whether they're gold fans out
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  there whether they're End the Fed types, you know really
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  appreciate all the groundwork that you guys have laid and as
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  bitcoiners will take the Baton from here and take it over the
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  Finish Line because everything that hard money.
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  Have been saying for a long time like Bitcoin is that solution
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  and to me he sounds like a Bitcoin or you know Bitcoin is
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  that Universal measurement of value AKA you know the global
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  unit of a cow with no middlemen that we talked about
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  consistently on this show. It's just it's very interesting
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  how Bitcoin really is the solution that the End the Fed
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  types. Like Ron Paul have been seeking
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  for forever for as long as they've been in the fight.
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  And it's just like a matter of just going over the, you know,
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  one more inch. Of the finish line and
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  understanding that. A lot of the things that people
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  might think are bugs about Bitcoin, is actually a feature
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  and an improvement on gold and it's just kind of like me and
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  Nico were having this conversation earlier.
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  It's very interesting. How many people are still so
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  Fiat? Minded, they still have the Fiat
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  lens over everything that they think and as bitcoiners that are
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  basically purely bitcoiners come from first principles just
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  understand, I think the world in a better perspective just
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  because we have that Foundation. Nation of like Bitcoin first
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  Bitcoin Centric but what do we always say?
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  First principles of Bitcoin and everything else just comes from
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  that perspective. And so we don't get bogged down
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  in the mud and and the over complexities of the Fiat world
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  were just like Bitcoins a solution.
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  Like, how is this? So, an obvious to everyone.
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  Like, it's so obvious to us that Bitcoin fixes this.
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  But hey, this is why we show up this, why we do what we do is so
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  that we can continuously show people that Bitcoin is an
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  improvement. 100 Percent. But I'm really glad that it's
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  again. I'm gonna, I'm Gonna Keep
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  hammering this point home. I'm really glad that finally,
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  finally, the ideas of Bitcoin. The people are waking up to the
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  fact that the money is broken, and this is being talked about,
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  not only in Bitcoin circles. This is finally breaking the
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  Bitcoin Echo chamber and it's starting to seep into the
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  mainstream Consciousness and I suspect this trend will continue
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  to accelerate. Remember guys, it's not red
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  versus blue, it's green. This orange.
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  Alright everybody, let's get to news, let's do this.
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  us and we're going to dedicate of course, the soul of the
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  culture segment to talk about the biggest Bitcoin conference
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  on the face of the Earth Bitcoin 2023 coming up in Amy Beach
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  Florida, but before we do that, let's talk about the news also
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  Nolan. Why don't you give a shout-out
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  to your awesome show. Dude, you talk a lot about these
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  topics. Got it for the culture.
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  I got it for the culture. Nico, let's not ruin it.
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  I'm gonna put a gorgeous to shout out, just to show that.
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  What's the name of your show Nolan?
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  We do something called the breakup and it's a lot about
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  what you guys were just mentioning.
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  Like, why are people waking up to this?
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  You know, in my shows every morning, eight AM called The
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  Break-Up. We take a look at our
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  relationship with money because it's not a logical thing, right?
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  It was logical. It would all be over at the 21
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  million It would be over, right? Yep.
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  People love these assumptions that democracy brings us all
• 21:20
  these kinds of things, right? Democracy is the way to Freedom.
• 21:24
  These are myths. That bitcoiners have to tear
• 21:28
  down, right? And that's not that easy.
• 21:30
  So, that's when the psychological inhibitions
• 21:34
  towards Bitcoin 100%, and, actually, that, that's a perfect
• 21:38
  segue into the passage that I'm going to read from Natalie
• 21:42
  smolenski. This, we're going to focus the
• 21:44
  new segment. Went on today is Robert, Kennedy
• 21:47
  jr. Basically going out and
• 21:49
  advocating for advocating for Bitcoin and being staunchly
• 21:55
  against Central Bank digital currencies specifically
• 21:58
  mentioning how the FED. Now, payment could be some type
• 22:01
  of Trojan Horse into an inevitable Central Bank, digital
• 22:05
  currency that we know for example the B Administration.
• 22:08
  That's definitely what they want to do now.
• 22:10
  Anyway, so here's Natalie smolenski.
• 22:12
  She's referencing the Texas bill Bill that would take away the
• 22:16
  incentives for Bitcoin miners within the state.
• 22:19
  She says, I regret to inform you that even very friendly and
• 22:22
  receptive, Senators voted for this bad Bill, only one Senator
• 22:26
  had the independence of mind to oppose it.
• 22:28
  I firmly believe in the promise of democracy and the importance
• 22:32
  of getting involved in the political process and this is
• 22:34
  something that this connects to something, what, what Nolan was
• 22:38
  saying. However, government will not
• 22:40
  save us, it is, it is slow reactive functions according to
• 22:43
  its own logics. You're not visible to people
• 22:46
  outside of it. We must continue to build
• 22:48
  alternative social machines, whose adoption becomes.
• 22:52
  So widespread that governments cannot shut them down or Co-op
• 22:56
  them only in this way. Will we really move the needle
• 22:59
  on public opinion, and the opinion of policy makers?
• 23:03
  So that being said, referencing that first, so it seems like
• 23:08
  Army Maddox. Right?
• 23:09
  Are highlighting the dangers of Central Bank.
• 23:11
  Digital currencies is moving. The needle is what we talked
• 23:14
  about. So much guys take agency.
• 23:17
  Every tweet that you like every meme that you make every video
• 23:21
  that you make it all counts, in this information War.
• 23:25
  Anyways here's a tweet. This is a really call this a
• 23:27
  meme from the Federal Reserve says, is fed now replacing cash.
• 23:32
  Is it a central bank? Digital currency.
• 23:34
  No fed now is not related to a digital currency fed now is a
• 23:38
  payment service. The Federal Reserve is making
• 23:40
  available for banks and Credit Unions to transfer funds.
• 23:43
  But it's interesting that Say this.
• 23:46
  But at the same time you have language.
• 23:48
  Coming out from the B Administration, basically
• 23:51
  saying, hey we actually want a central bank digital currency so
• 23:56
  it's funny and you know, it's funny but we bitcoiners.
• 23:59
  I've been seeing this very, very much.
• 24:01
  It's like it's almost as if they're contradicting
• 24:03
  themselves. How interesting is that?
• 24:06
  Anyway, so here is we're going to talk about today, which is
• 24:08
  Robert Robert Kennedy jr. Yes, he is related to President
• 24:13
  Kennedy. I think he's like an F.
• 24:15
  A few or something, or a great-great nephew.
• 24:17
  Anyways, he goes on to say fed issued Central Bank.
• 24:19
  Digital currencies, a Hot Topic. This campaign season
• 24:22
  presidential candidate. Robert.
• 24:24
  Kennedy jr. Has rallied against the US,
• 24:26
  government plans to modernize the banking system by stoking
• 24:29
  fears of, an overreaching Central Bank, digital currency
• 24:33
  fed. Now the federal reserve's, new
• 24:34
  settlement system is pitch to allow instantanium payments, 24
• 24:38
  hours a day, 7 days, a week quote.
• 24:40
  We should be wary since Central Bank digital currencies are the
• 24:43
  ultimate mechanisms for Social surveillance and control quote.
• 24:47
  The claim that fed now is not the first step towards a central
• 24:50
  bank. Digital currency would be more
• 24:53
  easily. Digestible were we not aware of
• 24:55
  the Biden Administration steady barrage of hostile broadsides
• 25:00
  against cryptocurrencies. It's interesting, right?
• 25:04
  And they would like you to know what their emetics that.
• 25:06
  Hey, guys, there's absolutely nothing to worry about, but I
• 25:09
  think the good news here at I think the signal is the fact
• 25:12
  that they feel so inclined. That they have to go out.
• 25:16
  They have to go out ahead of this and basically, say guys,
• 25:20
  you have nothing to worry about, this is not replacing cash.
• 25:23
  This is the this is just a more efficient means of payments.
• 25:26
  These are not Central Bank, digital currencies, but I'm glad
• 25:29
  that it's not only bitcoiners that are picking up to this
• 25:32
  reality. It's also potential political,
• 25:36
  but presidential candidates as well that are obviously picking
• 25:39
  up to this. It's so obvious.
• 25:41
  I mean, look at the presidential economic report.
• 25:44
  That was released. Couple weeks ago by the vine
• 25:46
  Administration, they dedicated 20 entire Pages as to making the
• 25:50
  case, as to why central banks are necessary, why you cannot
• 25:53
  have money without a state. And as to why Central Bank
• 25:57
  digital currencies are the future of money and payments in
• 26:00
  the u.s., right? So honestly, this is one of
• 26:03
  those situations just like the New York Times.
• 26:05
  Tried to fact check the riot, the riot video using their own
• 26:11
  sources, right? Which we successfully.
• 26:14
  Thought that back enough, people voted that it was an unfelt
• 26:18
  unhelpful community. No, no, but it's just funny.
• 26:21
  They're just saying, guys, there's no fight here.
• 26:24
  This is definitely not a central bank, digital currency you could
• 26:27
  trust us at the same time. We hate Bitcoin and we are
• 26:30
  advocating for Central Bank, digital currencies in our papers
• 26:34
  and our reports. You know, it's like it's almost
• 26:36
  as if they think we're stupid, I don't know Nolan, what do you
• 26:38
  am? I crazy Bitcoin.
• 26:40
  ER, am I seeing things that are not there?
• 26:42
  Look, the folks who Tune in to the break up every morning and I
• 26:47
  am have been hearing about Bobby Kennedy jr.
• 26:49
  And what it means for Bitcoin for about five or six months.
• 26:52
  Now, I've been talking about him he was on Tucker Carlson and the
• 26:55
  reason I about five or six months ago, and the reason I
• 26:59
  brought it up is because I know, you know, in Bitcoin we have the
• 27:01
  meme 1971, what happened after 1971 you know the end of the
• 27:06
  gold standard all the things that are different and indeed
• 27:08
  all the data lines up with that. But strangely the actual
• 27:12
  connection to when the Surveillance State really begins
• 27:16
  is when Bobby Kennedy's Uncle, it's a straight-up uncle was
• 27:21
  killed. He was in the White House.
• 27:22
  Oval Office many times with his uncle, because his father was
• 27:26
  the Attorney General, at the time.
• 27:28
  Bobby Kennedy, who is his father?
• 27:29
  Like, he's Bobby, Kennedy jr. So, and he's the oldest of all
• 27:32
  these kinds of kids they had. So now, even even the term
• 27:35
  conspiracy theory didn't exist in the New York Times before,
• 27:39
  1964 and Bobby, Kennedy, who are JFK was killed at the end of
• 27:43
  1963. And now he's been asking
• 27:46
  questions, right? That's sort of why I brought it
• 27:49
  up because in a lot of ways, everything to do with learning
• 27:52
  about the data behind money for money's sake, all the financial
• 27:56
  say surveillance all the deputize ation of the banks and
• 27:59
  the financial system, by the government.
• 28:01
  All the spying really begins in the aftermath of the death of
• 28:05
  his uncle, right? So remember his uncle was
• 28:09
  killed. The murderer of his.
• 28:11
  Uncle was killed. The murderer of the murderer.
• 28:13
  Of his uncle was killed. Then his father was killed and
• 28:16
  the murder of his father was killed and they basically have
• 28:19
  been saying anyone who asks questions about this as a
• 28:21
  conspiracy theorist, right? So of all the people that even
• 28:24
  have the right to ask questions, I think he's first in line so
• 28:28
  you can't call him a conspiracy theorist, first of all.
• 28:30
  Now what ends up happening is in the 1960s, from that point on
• 28:33
  from 1964 on, that's where you get KY caml.
• 28:36
  That's where you start getting spies deployed in America,
• 28:39
  looking into American citizens, that's why you have the spies
• 28:43
  that were sick tan. Martin Luther King jr.
• 28:46
  That was all in the same time and from there, right?
• 28:50
  We have this entire Financial infrastructure that moves right
• 28:54
  into because the point was to make sure there was no dissent
• 28:58
  and debate. Even at the time about what was
• 29:00
  going on, no one should ask questions about these folks that
• 29:03
  were murdered and from then, on Bobby Kennedy jr.
• 29:08
  Was the last of this family, his cousin, you know, he was in an
• 29:14
  election. Even potentially becoming a New
• 29:16
  York, Senator, the New York, senator in 2000, didn't make it
• 29:20
  right. 1999 his airplane disappeared over Nantucket that
• 29:25
  was the end of him and all this time.
• 29:28
  Now, Bobby, Kennedy. And the Kennedys themselves have
• 29:30
  been, let's call it inside the machine, right?
• 29:34
  And so Bobby, Kennedy's book, that was just released the real
• 29:38
  Anthony fauci. Gets into all of this stuff
• 29:40
  Financial surveillance where the money went What happened?
• 29:46
  What's going on with these guys? He just did a simple follow the
• 29:48
  money analysis around. What fauci was up to and again,
• 29:53
  instantly. So this is the kind of stuff we
• 29:55
  talked about on the show every morning, it's we predicted on
• 29:59
  the show. Look they're going to they're
• 30:00
  going to introduce him as a conspiracy theorist and of all
• 30:03
  the people that can be a conspiracy theorist.
• 30:05
  Like I said, he's probably got a pass.
• 30:07
  Remember, you're a conspiracy theorist.
• 30:10
  If you asked about the death of his uncle, the death of the
• 30:12
  murder of his uncle, but death of the Our of the murderer of
• 30:15
  his uncle, the death of his father, and the death of the
• 30:18
  murder of his father. So, and by the way, did you guys
• 30:22
  know he's married to Cheryl Hines?
• 30:23
  You know, the wife in Curb, Your Enthusiasm, that's his wife
• 30:28
  that's so good actually. Yeah.
• 30:30
  That's, you know, I was mentioning him the other day
• 30:33
  because the Kennedy name is so synonymous with winning and
• 30:36
  Democrat Circles, of course, right.
• 30:38
  It is actually this institution within the Democrat Party and I
• 30:43
  brought it up in a space. Is with Max and Stacey that and
• 30:46
  turns out knocks and Stacy actually.
• 30:47
  Interviewed him years ago about all of this stuff, you know,
• 30:50
  wasn't really pure Bitcoin CBC stuff at the time, but it was
• 30:54
  just a way for them to notice that that he had some interest
• 30:58
  in these kinds of things. So it's quite amazing that if
• 31:02
  you, if you think about when the financial surveillance state in
• 31:04
  America begins, it begins with his father and if you begin to
• 31:07
  understand the the control system, you know, that all these
• 31:12
  definitions of money right? Is it a medium of It's just
• 31:16
  economists looking at themselves in the mirror right system of
• 31:19
  control is the one, they never want to talk about.
• 31:21
  That was the famous. Andre has Antonopoulos, talk
• 31:23
  that he gave years ago about the fourth missing definition of
• 31:26
  money. The system of control really
• 31:28
  gets into gear with LBJ and everything that came after.
• 31:32
  And if you chart, it's something that we do on the show a lot,
• 31:35
  you can see when. And and by the way, Roger Stone,
• 31:39
  Roger Stone, who is the guy who the FBI came in on you know,
• 31:43
  Rogers doughnuts right? Predicting he is predicting a
• 31:48
  trump Kennedy bipartisan ticket because he's not going to be
• 31:52
  welcome within the Democratic party.
• 31:54
  They're going to do everything. I did to Bernie they're going
• 31:56
  to, you know, go after him and cheat and lie.
• 31:58
  And not let him get out of there.
• 32:00
  So in a lot of ways, he's one of the few names that can actually
• 32:04
  spring people's awareness and and it's an amazing thing that
• 32:09
  is happening because the survivors ankle surveillance
• 32:11
  begins, then the the small-time criminals, Entering political
• 32:16
  life in America, LBJ LBJ the president who took over right
• 32:22
  the president who took over after Kennedy died.
• 32:25
  Never was anything, but a politician and he's the first
• 32:27
  multi-millionaire politician in the history of American
• 32:31
  politics. He died worth 100 million of the
• 32:34
  old dollars and he used to laugh at.
• 32:36
  It was his wife's success at the radio station that made all the
• 32:40
  money, right? He was an actual criminal and
• 32:43
  from Everything we know after this deep State, everything that
• 32:49
  went on with, it has been going on with their financial
• 32:52
  surveillance and their system of control since that exact moment.
• 32:55
  So, the simulation right? Always tends towards a
• 32:59
  entertaining outcome? So I've been predicting for a
• 33:02
  long time that Kennedy will have this role because it in the end,
• 33:07
  the Bitcoin story does go back to what happened in the 1960s
• 33:12
  and what happened to the Deep state.
• 33:14
  And where they started involving themselves in the American
• 33:17
  system. So I Revel at this amazing turn
• 33:22
  of events and that he is now joining public life.
• 33:25
  When I saw he was running for president.
• 33:26
  I said, this is one of the best things whether or not he has no
• 33:29
  chance in the Democrat situation.
• 33:31
  Right? But what Trump might offer
• 33:33
  because he's not a stupid guy when it comes to this stuff,
• 33:35
  right? He's not an idiot.
• 33:38
  Might be just that right now. It's all just circus.
• 33:41
  It's all for fun, right? This is politics and smolenski.
• 33:45
  I think has it wrong, right? By the way.
• 33:48
  She's super smart and I agree with you, but I would say this
• 33:51
  to you, Nolan, I would say this during the transition, all it
• 33:55
  takes are important. After the fact, that's why we're
• 33:58
  here Bitcoin makes politics irrelevant over the long term
• 34:02
  agreed. But it's already there.
• 34:03
  I mean, you know, you can even go back to just a simple.
• 34:05
  Jordan Pederson, clean your own room.
• 34:07
  Yeah. Right.
• 34:08
  We've all just got to do it, you know, that's why the memes are
• 34:12
  so good. That's why the, the laughs Soooo
• 34:15
  the LOLs, right? Everything that that Bitcoin PR
• 34:18
  did with the riot video and the, the perfect calibration of the
• 34:23
  joke, where the people who didn't get it, that's the joke,
• 34:26
  the joke is the people who didn't get it, right?
• 34:28
  It's a clear but you test? That's the joke.
• 34:31
  I know, you know, everyone out there.
• 34:32
  Oh, he was too subtle, right? No, no, it's perfect, right?
• 34:36
  It was perfect. And you know the ability to
• 34:41
  laugh about this stuff and to be entertained, frankly.
• 34:44
  Watching Thump, get to go wild on the Kennedy situation.
• 34:48
  And by the way Trump has said because you know that the reason
• 34:52
  I do not support Trump. This second time around is
• 34:56
  because of Ed and Julian and yep law that he had the chance.
• 35:00
  Yeah. No I get it.
• 35:02
  I have always understood of a human level.
• 35:03
  Why it didn't happen, right? Who knows what's threats are on
• 35:07
  them, but there is a story baked into those two weeks between,
• 35:11
  you know, the the protest of January 6th and And everything
• 35:15
  that happened later where he had told that, you know, the judge
• 35:19
  that's on Fox judge knows. He's got that Italian name.
• 35:22
  I don't know, I can't remember his name but he's on Fox News.
• 35:25
  He told him during the administration that he was going
• 35:27
  to release all the JFK files. And during that period this
• 35:31
  judge said are you going to do it right?
• 35:33
  Are you going to release these files and he goes not.
• 35:35
  If you saw what I saw you on, if you saw what I saw, that's
• 35:38
  fucking crazy. Anyways, anyways so you guys
• 35:42
  just I'm going to play you guys a video so that you guys first
• 35:45
  and a little bit more, what Nolan is referencing what we're
• 35:48
  talking, what we're talking about.
• 35:50
  And the reality of what is the Deep State Nolan?
• 35:53
  I've refused to call the Deep State anymore.
• 35:56
  I've now transitioned to call the administrative State because
• 35:59
  it's right up in your grill and Kennedy was mentioning this.
• 36:03
  Here's a very famous video of one of his very last speeches
• 36:07
  before he was assassinated. Let's check it out. cabbage
• 36:15
  members of the American Society of newspaper, editors, ladies
• 36:19
  and gentlemen, The president of a great democracy such as ours
• 36:26
  and the editors of great newspapers such as yours.
• 36:30
  Oh, a common obligation to the people an obligation to present
• 36:34
  the facts to present them with candida and to present them in
• 36:40
  perspective. It is without obligation in mind
• 36:45
  that I've decided in the last 24 hours to discuss briefly.
• 36:49
  At this time, the recent events in Cuba.
• 36:54
  On that unhappy Island as in so many other Arenas of the contest
• 36:59
  for Freedom. The news has grown worse instead
• 37:03
  of better. I have emphasized before that.
• 37:07
  This was a struggle of Cuban Patriots.
• 37:12
  Totally the wrong video. But you got, man, I can't find
• 37:15
  it, hold it down. Let me, let me even add the
• 37:19
  frame that I use regularly for the Kennedys.
• 37:21
  Now does everyone know the book, The Fourth turning?
• 37:23
  It's pretty yeah, Mueller amongst bitcoiners.
• 37:25
  Now if you look, I always recommend that people watch the
• 37:28
  van, nice tat, fourth turning video.
• 37:32
  It's just the bet you don't. The book is terrible.
• 37:35
  Don't need to read it. It's written in academic.
• 37:37
  He's from the 90s. It's illegible anymore.
• 37:40
  But the van nice that video that he made is one of the most
• 37:43
  beautiful things you'll ever see.
• 37:44
  You just see his. It's Casey neistat's brother,
• 37:47
  right? Who made this video, like the
• 37:49
  literal inventor of YouTube youtubing, hind the original
• 37:53
  YouTuber. So the video that he produced on
• 37:57
  this cuts, the era's that we live in the Golden Era of the
• 38:03
  first history block the 80 years of History.
• 38:06
  So for the for the audience members who don't know, this
• 38:09
  book suggests that America lives on 80-year History Cycles.
• 38:11
  If you go back 80 years you hit World War to go back. 80 years
• 38:14
  before that hit the Civil War, go back 80 years before that you
• 38:17
  hit the Revolutionary War. So there a two-year cycles.
• 38:19
  Each of those 80 year Cycles, broken up to 20 year history,
• 38:22
  blocks golden age, unraveling and then finally, you get to now
• 38:27
  crisis, right? So here's the way, he breaks
• 38:31
  them down and I agree entirely with these history blocks.
• 38:33
  So the end of the goal The era, the the Mustangs, the
• 38:38
  convertibles the Corvette's, the bikinis rock and roll everything
• 38:43
  about the golden age that happened after World War two
• 38:45
  ends, when Kennedy is assassinated and the financial
• 38:52
  crisis and 100%. And I found the video, guys.
• 38:55
  It extremely difficult to find. By the way, you can't do that.
• 38:58
  Had to use DuckDuckGo to find it.
• 39:00
  But this is the one, and this is Kennedy, this is one of the last
• 39:04
  video. This Is one of the last speeches
• 39:06
  that he made before he was assassinated, let's check it out
• 39:09
  for. We are opposed around the world
• 39:12
  by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy.
• 39:16
  That relies primarily on Covert means for expanding its sphere
• 39:20
  of influence on infiltration instead of invasion, on
• 39:25
  subversion, instead of Elections on intimidation, instead of free
• 39:30
  choice on guerrillas by night, instead of armies by day, It is
• 39:36
  a system which has conscripted vast human and material
• 39:40
  resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient
• 39:45
  machine, that combines military, diplomatic intelligence,
• 39:51
  economic scientific and political operations.
• 39:56
  You guys get the point though, right?
• 39:59
  And he was assassinated shortly after making that speech.
• 40:03
  And it's also it in. There is a there is a speech
• 40:06
  that there was a video that was made by Robert Breedlove.
• 40:08
  A recent like a shorty of vertical.
• 40:10
  One minute, video basically, Breedlove was making the case
• 40:13
  that Kennedy actually wanted to end the Federal Reserve as well.
• 40:17
  Right there was a lot of talk about that.
• 40:19
  I think even issued some kind of you know some kind of process
• 40:25
  that would have rain. The Min, but the Federal Reserve
• 40:28
  wasn't the problem that it that it became years later, the start
• 40:32
  was the financial subversion and supervision.
• 40:36
  That happened in the immediate wake of it because it was the
• 40:38
  dissent that what had to be quote.
• 40:40
  Right. It was people asking questions
• 40:41
  about why the super popular president was killed.
• 40:45
  And now if you ever check you can do this on your own.
• 40:48
  You can go. Look at the New York Times and
• 40:49
  look for the words, conspiracy theory as a combination of words
• 40:53
  and see if it was ever published before 1964, it wasn't right
• 40:55
  ever. There's no Thing, the concept
• 40:57
  was invented at the time to stunt any one of these
• 41:00
  conversations, which is why it's so funny.
• 41:02
  It's they're using it on Bobby of community Junior.
• 41:05
  Now, and, you know, if you asked Nixon right?
• 41:09
  If you ask Nixon who was done in by fake news.
• 41:12
  By the way, we found out now that the whole thing about water
• 41:15
  gipp, Eyerly scam, just like Russia gate.
• 41:18
  He was T was taken down by the administrative State and he was
• 41:21
  also a very, very popular president.
• 41:24
  There's the most popular president in the World that
• 41:27
  we've ever had the 1972 numbers proportionately.
• 41:31
  Show him to be the most popular president America has ever had.
• 41:34
  His re-election was by the greatest margin in the history
• 41:36
  of American politics and he was finished within two years of
• 41:40
  that within two years. He was contrite and using much
• 41:43
  the same mechanisms that were used on Donald Trump.
• 41:46
  And and so, if you asked him, if you asked him and people have
• 41:51
  Roger Stone, has Roger Stone, has Nixon tattooed onto his
• 41:54
  back. Roger Stone.
• 41:56
  Is a super fan of Nixon and worked at his office in
• 42:01
  California and and got into politics because of Nixon in the
• 42:05
  first place. And he became friends with Nixon
• 42:07
  later on in life very close friends.
• 42:09
  And he said, Nixon was convinced.
• 42:11
  It was LBJ who killed him. It was LBJ, who killed who
• 42:15
  killed him. All right.
• 42:16
  And that's what the Tucker, Carlson story where I first
• 42:19
  started referencing Bobby. Kennedy jr.
• 42:21
  Back in November on my show was about.
• 42:24
  It was about opening up these questions and indeed Need the
• 42:27
  the whole image that Americans have of themselves.
• 42:30
  The whole idea of being this thing in the world has to be
• 42:35
  confronted. And that's the amazing thing
• 42:36
  about Bitcoin. Because, you know, I've spoken
• 42:39
  about it many times and it's I think an amazing coincidence
• 42:43
  Bitcoin, for example, you know, the the day on which we are
• 42:47
  closest and farthest from the sun, the planet earth, right?
• 42:50
  It's not exactly. Aligned with the solstice,
• 42:53
  right? It's not, it's not December 22nd
• 42:56
  and Jun. NT.
• 42:56
  S the beginning of the official beginning of winter when the
• 42:59
  game some actually July 4th and January third.
• 43:06
  It's actually that right it's not it January 3rd is the day,
• 43:10
  right? Yeah.
• 43:10
  So years ago, the guy who invented public-key
• 43:14
  cryptography, a gun in Whitfield Diffie literally invented public
• 43:18
  key cryptography. Both separating of the keys with
• 43:20
  a gun and Martin Hellman Merkel Ralph Merkle, you all would
• 43:23
  recognize from work for trees. So when he invented it, he
• 43:28
  became obviously, it's the most important innovation in
• 43:31
  cryptography since medicis Florence, right?
• 43:33
  It was a huge civilian. In breakthrough, in
• 43:36
  cryptography. Every other breakthrough in
• 43:37
  cryptography was from military. He was the first as a civilian
• 43:40
  to do it and all public key infrastructure.
• 43:43
  The concept of Bitcoin comes from his Discovery in the same
• 43:46
  way that Bitcoin was discovered. He discovered this thing and in
• 43:51
  2017 when Bitcoin started to spike for the second time,
• 43:56
  right? It had a lot of attention and he
• 43:58
  still does a big cryptographers conference.
• 44:01
  It's a little bigger than Bitcoin 2023, but not much.
• 44:04
  It's In cryptography conference in Moxie marlinspike the shit
• 44:08
  coin, purveyors speaks on that one you know signal blah blah
• 44:12
  blah. So he was there with all the
• 44:15
  other great Emeritus cryptographers and they were
• 44:19
  shitting on bitcoin off. These fucking kids can just
• 44:21
  decide what they are? Are they going to be
• 44:23
  revolutionaries or is it going to replace the gold standard?
• 44:26
  What are they going to do? And that a DOT and with Diffie
• 44:29
  interrupted him and he goes, no, no America never had to choose
• 44:33
  and its history. Whether it was a we force or a
• 44:37
  imperial power. It just did both, it was the the
• 44:41
  two ends of a, the same spectrum and in so many ways, Bitcoin can
• 44:46
  help that turning. And and that's the history of
• 44:48
  America. It's sort of Cycles over into
• 44:51
  this wheel right where we do oscillate between revolutionary
• 44:55
  force, and Imperial power and and we are now do for the
• 44:59
  Revolutionary character to come back and you actually can't have
• 45:03
  that turning without Me being something that can be accounted
• 45:08
  for and be understood, right? With.
• 45:11
  We have hegemonic political money, which is what we've got.
• 45:16
  You're going to get this imperial system.
• 45:18
  Yeah, and that's why it's such an important thing for Americans
• 45:21
  to indeed, but, but this is why I say politics aren't
• 45:24
  necessarily the road, I can't say there aren't?
• 45:26
  I used to believe that I use Duolingo?
• 45:28
  I would Nolan. I would go a Step Beyond that.
• 45:30
  I think politics are used as a divide and conquer.
• 45:35
  Mechanism where the left is convinced that the right is the
• 45:39
  Boogeyman. The right is convinced that the
• 45:41
  left is the Boogeyman and the entire time, they're just
• 45:43
  printing money out of thin air and just basically stealing from
• 45:47
  everybody, like it, that that's the mechanism and is this is
• 45:50
  bitcoiners like, well, at least. We'll we dedicate the channel to
• 45:53
  try to get people to understand like Bitcoin is neutral.
• 45:56
  It's not red versus blue, it's green, verse orange.
• 45:59
  Like that is the actual fight. This is the fight at hand.
• 46:02
  Yeah, they're in the end in the end.
• 46:04
  It Is with whoa, Chasm versus bitcoiners that I've been
• 46:07
  predicting II titled a show last week.
• 46:11
  We're going to be hunted just for Having the courage to say
• 46:15
  Bitcoin fixes this, like that, that that's gonna put a Target
• 46:18
  on your back for saying something.
• 46:19
  So simple and obvious, right? Just for saying that is going to
• 46:23
  be, you know, you've got a choice.
• 46:26
  You've got to get ready for elimination or have the courage
• 46:29
  to say Bitcoin fixes this, it sounds so simple, but it's going
• 46:33
  to be harder and harder because indeed, it won't be blue and
• 46:36
  red. It's going to morph because it
• 46:38
  has no choice now to morph into. Whoa, Chasm versus Bitcoin.
• 46:44
  Yeah, it's gonna be for people that, you know, are basically
• 46:47
  for. You know, the current basic at
• 46:50
  the base of the dollar system or people that are for Bitcoin and
• 46:53
  freedom, right? And I think that is the future.
• 46:56
  Anyways guys, you can only really protect yourself in this
• 47:00
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• 48:48
  are we covering? Today, my friend.
• 48:50
  Well, first and foremost, wow, love that.
• 48:53
  Love that content, and all that context.
• 48:55
  That was amazing. This is, this is why I love
• 48:58
  coming to the show. You never know what's actually
• 49:00
  going to take it back. Could you could?
• 49:01
  You could we just take a second to appreciate the relevant
• 49:05
  people? It's Nolan NPR where it says
• 49:07
  government-funded media. And then underneath it's been
• 49:09
  going back at sea. Oh, man, if you know what's been
• 49:13
  going on with NPR on Twitter, I highly recommend searching us.
• 49:16
  Oh, yeah. Before I You know we had all
• 49:20
  that great conversation. I was like what do we do?
• 49:22
  Usually do here with our guest, we highlight what our guests do.
• 49:25
  So first and foremost, let's I wanted to give Nolan a spot to
• 49:29
  plug what he does every single day on Twitter and so I mean you
• 49:32
  kind of already did it but let's do it again and you can explain
• 49:36
  exactly what your philosophy is behind.
• 49:38
  Your what? It'd be a Twitter Twitter show.
• 49:42
  I do it on YouTube, I got a YouTube channel.
• 49:43
  Yeah, yeah. So the idea is that we're in a
• 49:46
  relationship with money, right? And that facts, You know, that,
• 49:49
  you know that a lot of people are familiar with the Ben.
• 49:52
  Shapiro statement. Facts.
• 49:54
  Don't care about your feelings. Well he has it 180 degrees
• 49:57
  wrong, right feelings. Don't care about facts and
• 50:00
  that's most people's operating system.
• 50:02
  And so my argument always is around Bitcoin anyway that the
• 50:06
  persuasion game that works best with Bitcoin is not facts and
• 50:11
  arguing about economics, right? It's not about because it's not
• 50:16
  like you're going to have a central.
• 50:17
  Banker a go. Oh shit we just printed.
• 50:19
  The other too much thing, the whole thing falls apart, right?
• 50:22
  You're going to be dealing with their own cognitive bias with
• 50:25
  their own inability to see anything else in the future,
• 50:29
  besides what they know, right? And so the frame that I use for
• 50:33
  the economy comes from the Austrian School of or not.
• 50:36
  We're dealing with numbers but not math, right?
• 50:38
  We're dealing with what I call psychological engines and the
• 50:42
  economy is a psychological engine.
• 50:44
  And so what I do every day is not to sell Bitcoin on its
• 50:48
  merits. What What I do is show the other
• 50:50
  side of the trade while you're dumping dollars and that's why I
• 50:53
  use the term, The Break-Up, we set it up as if you're in an
• 50:56
  abusive relationship. And here are the reasons to get
• 50:59
  out of the relationship. Here, are the reasons to stop
• 51:02
  using these tools to help paint a picture of the future for
• 51:06
  yourself that you would work towards its?
• 51:08
  You know, the feeling of a breakup is really that right
• 51:10
  when a breakup does happen and you feel loss, what's going on
• 51:13
  is you've already predicted a future.
• 51:15
  You've already painted a picture of the future and what it might
• 51:18
  look like and now it To take that away.
• 51:20
  And a lot of people do have an idea of what America is supposed
• 51:24
  to be and is going to be, and that's one of the weaknesses in
• 51:27
  some ways. I had the idea to do the show
• 51:29
  this way because, you know, I've been involved.
• 51:32
  It's my 10 years of being a professional in Bitcoin right
• 51:36
  now. And when I got started, I took a
• 51:39
  few trips to China and when China was big on bitcoin and I
• 51:42
  still have never been so enthusiastic.
• 51:44
  As when I saw average Chinese people, an average Americans
• 51:47
  enthusiastic about Because that's exactly what you're
• 51:50
  saying. It's the dividing and conquering
• 51:51
  but when the average people understand that their enemy is
• 51:54
  the financial system, there's a lot more of an ability to
• 51:59
  project a better future and to predict a better future in to
• 52:01
  have a vision of a better future.
• 52:03
  So the thing that I noticed about the Chinese folks was they
• 52:06
  didn't have patriotism towards their money, they love their
• 52:09
  country, they love their culture, they love all kinds of
• 52:11
  great things and I love the same things about America.
• 52:13
  There's a lot. I love about it, right?
• 52:15
  But these folks were not weighed down by the Patriotic.
• 52:19
  Feelings about their money. They didn't have a relationship
• 52:21
  with money in the way that Americans have a relationship
• 52:24
  with money. That's kind of like love or
• 52:26
  something like that. We all love money, right?
• 52:29
  We love money, right? And indeed, we find ourselves in
• 52:33
  an abusive relationship when it comes to those love because the
• 52:36
  system is sort of not all it's cracked up to be in his in his
• 52:40
  actually creating a situation where Americans are completely
• 52:44
  180 degrees wrong about their country and about the things
• 52:48
  that it does in the world. And it takes a long time to open
• 52:51
  your eyes to that, right? It's hard to see when you're in
• 52:53
  an abusive relationship. So I realized that the Americans
• 52:57
  because of this patriotism had a disadvantage and I wanted to
• 53:00
  address that disadvantage with a show that talked about
• 53:03
  psychology. So we look at the fake news
• 53:04
  everyday, right? We love showing what fake news
• 53:07
  is out there. Showing how psychological
• 53:10
  operations work showing what cognitive dissonance looks like,
• 53:13
  right? The fellow in the BBC interview
• 53:15
  is a case in point of what cognitive dissonance.
• 53:17
  Looks like you start talking gibberish You can't make any
• 53:20
  sense and then you got to leave because you don't want to have
• 53:23
  to go through the work of re-imagining, what the future
• 53:27
  is. And and indeed that's the other
• 53:29
  part of the show that I like to end with.
• 53:31
  So I start with the reasons why you'd want to dump the dollar,
• 53:35
  but then I always contrast it with the commercial
• 53:37
  relationships. The things that bitcoiners can
• 53:39
  do together that can make seeing a better future actually easy.
• 53:43
  You know, it's sort of a kind of a meme about bitcoiners, is a
• 53:47
  Bitcoin fixes this, and this is what the future can be.
• 53:49
  Like and this is what things are going to be like and indeed once
• 53:52
  you understand Bitcoin picturing the future and having a loving
• 53:57
  relationship with the money that is in.
• 53:59
  The future is very easy, right? We want, it's natural for people
• 54:02
  to love money, you just have to be in a relationship that is
• 54:06
  with a healthier form of money, right?
• 54:08
  That's the important part of it. So that's the show, right?
• 54:11
  It's just a contrast. Look at the outcomes from the
• 54:16
  Fiat system. Look at the entropy in the
• 54:17
  system. Look at the The system has to
• 54:20
  produce a better future and contrasted with we're already
• 54:23
  doing in Bitcoin contrasted with how individual Freedom
• 54:26
  individual initiative, contribute called contributor
• 54:29
  culture can help inform this better future and indeed that's
• 54:34
  a lot of what we are programming at Bitcoin 2023, right?
• 54:37
  We've got all kinds of reasons about a nun and all kinds of
• 54:41
  explanations about what's breaking in the world and we
• 54:44
  contrast those with what bitcoiners are actually
• 54:46
  building. So you get a sense of What's
• 54:49
  breaking, what has to change, why it has to change?
• 54:53
  And you also get this whole sense of what is being built.
• 54:56
  And in the end, it all comes down to time preference and
• 54:59
  everything else. The austrians have been trying
• 55:02
  to explain to people. And that's the kind of content
• 55:04
  you're going to get at the show. Absolutely love it.
• 55:08
  I couldn't agree more with your message.
• 55:10
  I've been saying the same thing for a long time.
• 55:12
  That you know, using logic is not necessarily the best tool.
• 55:17
  We have other tools in our toolbox Out guys.
• 55:20
  And Nolan. That was absolutely beautiful
• 55:23
  but I did also see you do work for Big Time Magazine.
• 55:27
  You guys did drop another news story or another announcement.
• 55:30
  Yes or today. No.
• 55:31
  Yesterday do you want to talk about this or we can go into the
• 55:35
  2023 conference, wherever you want to take this?
• 55:37
  This is important too because it's, you know, speaking of
• 55:40
  relationships and changing our idea of ourselves and what's
• 55:44
  going on, you know, one of the things that you see changing in
• 55:47
  Europe is the energy, E literacy right energy literacy.
• 55:51
  There's some people who say that Putin funded a lot of the Greta
• 55:54
  stuff that's going on and and and made sure Europeans were
• 55:58
  sensitive to Greta's feelings as if it was an important part of
• 56:02
  energy policy and the difference there now, after their
• 56:08
  difficult, winter and energy supplies, and let's admit their
• 56:11
  amazing success and new infrastructure for liquid
• 56:14
  natural, gas and storage of it. You know, that's amazing what
• 56:17
  they did do, but we're seeing Now, on nuclear energy, for
• 56:22
  example, we're seeing them start to realize that they become a
• 56:25
  vassal of the US dollar and and of us because who asked for who
• 56:31
  cares, who did North stream? Who made?
• 56:33
  Sure it was okay to do. It was us energy companies,
• 56:35
  right? It was us energy companies and
• 56:37
  so now we have in Europe energy literacy that is starting to
• 56:42
  increase to the point where they're getting up to speed
• 56:45
  where most Americans are especially Texans on energy
• 56:48
  literacy, they're Wanting to understand what goes into
• 56:50
  energetic systems. What goes into the grid?
• 56:53
  What goes into load balancing and all the things that Bitcoin
• 56:56
  is now our audience at our show, we anticipate and we always just
• 57:01
  we program as if our audience is already the most energy literate
• 57:04
  audience in the world. And that's one thing we even
• 57:07
  bring to our sponsors. For example, we let them know
• 57:10
  that look are our guys. They don't have to hear your
• 57:13
  pandering. They can hear what your real
• 57:14
  plans. Are, they can hear about what
• 57:16
  you're actually thinking about. What you're seeing because
• 57:18
  they're not going to get Sensitive.
• 57:19
  When you say one little thing about greenhouse gas emissions,
• 57:22
  we don't care about Greta's feelings about our show.
• 57:25
  We don't care what Greta has to say about our programming, and
• 57:29
  it's now available for us to do that in Europe and really
• 57:32
  capture their new awareness about how energy policies have
• 57:36
  been keeping them down, keeping them ignorant, keeping them
• 57:38
  poor, and it's a big wake-up call for them.
• 57:41
  So we think that this can be a huge thing in Europe because
• 57:44
  this is a whole new story for them and you get France.
• 57:48
  Now on, On board with nuclear energy, you get the Dutch on
• 57:52
  board with nuclear energy and one of my predictions, one of my
• 57:55
  predictions is that the, you know, we don't necessarily need
• 58:00
  Bitcoin. In everyone's wallet to have
• 58:02
  hyper Bitcoin ization today and I'm not one of these 50 years,
• 58:06
  we get hyper Bitcoin ization, I'm not there, I'm like, 20, 24
• 58:10
  to 20 28, it's happening. And the reason I say that is not
• 58:14
  again because I don't, we're not going to scale it so that we can
• 58:16
  have transactions that everyone can buy.
• 58:18
  Bitcoin everyone can The coin. But what can happen is the
• 58:20
  following when the energy, when the energy markets themselves,
• 58:25
  energy exchanges, energy infrastructure, all the energy.
• 58:29
  Participants if the u.s. dollar is no longer capable of being
• 58:32
  their reference rate as being the just the number through,
• 58:38
  which they measure economic output of their industry.
• 58:40
  Right now, you get this new shit coin coming out of bricks with
• 58:44
  the Chinese and the Russians and they're going to launch their
• 58:46
  own money and it's going to compete with the US dollar will
• 58:48
  make. Maybe right.
• 58:50
  But sounds like another sounds like the same old thing.
• 58:52
  So I predict that's going to fail.
• 58:54
  And in the end, if there isn't a currency that the energy
• 58:57
  companies themselves, who run the world, who run the world,
• 59:00
  right? The political parties are not as
• 59:01
  powerful as the energy companies themselves, so we can actually
• 59:05
  take their greed and just give them a venue to use their their
• 59:09
  markets and give them instruments that allow them to
• 59:13
  settle their contracts. And suddenly, If energy is
• 59:17
  priced in Bitcoin, we're actually.
• 59:19
  In hyper Bitcoin ization and we have moved to the Bitcoin
• 59:22
  standard. And if that happens, I believe
• 59:25
  it can happen in the short term. The u.s. dollar is going the way
• 59:28
  of exactly what you say. I don't think there's any style,
• 59:31
  any way stopping this Ubi and see what he sees and all that
• 59:35
  stuff. It's just, it's going to be
• 59:36
  there, right? There's there's a, there's
• 59:38
  enough NPC's in the world and I used to think we could save
• 59:41
  every NPC are not sure if it's possible anymore.
• 59:44
  I think Fiat goes to what it was always destined to be political
• 59:47
  money so it won't be good for energy.
• 59:49
  Settlements. Right?
• 59:50
  It'll be good for paying for people to food stamps.
• 59:53
  That's food stamps and I ain't going to buy you a steak, it's
• 59:56
  going to buy you Cricket sandwiches, right?
• 59:59
  So that will probably be the greatest orange pill in the
• 1:00:03
  world, right? I can't, you know, we talked
• 1:00:04
  about, you know, facts and it's feelings.
• 1:00:07
  No one wants to eat crickets sandwiches, unless they're
• 1:00:09
  completely brainwashed. These people exist, right?
• 1:00:13
  Everyone else who wants a hamburger and a steak and all
• 1:00:16
  that stuff are going to naturally become bitcoiners and
• 1:00:18
  the The industry itself is going to cuddle up to bitcoin, like
• 1:00:22
  we've never seen the same way Wall Street cuddled up to
• 1:00:24
  bitcoin and it did right Wall Street did cuddle up to bitcoin
• 1:00:29
  despite all the things you here. I worked on Wall Street for
• 1:00:32
  years and saw exactly how it went and and and so between we
• 1:00:38
  so Nolan, I think you buried the lead there because I really want
• 1:00:40
  to focus on that. There's an emphasis on energy at
• 1:00:44
  the Bitcoin 2023 conference. Yeah.
• 1:00:46
  Yeah. This is that.
• 1:00:47
  Why is that, could you elaborate a little bit more?
• 1:00:49
  Again because we have the most energy literate audience in the
• 1:00:52
  world and energy companies are interested in not having to
• 1:00:56
  filter everything through the Greta filter.
• 1:00:58
  And so you know, it's true. They don't want to have to
• 1:01:01
  explain all the stuff I have one.
• 1:01:03
  I use the word ESG. One time.
• 1:01:05
  It's ESG laugh my ass off like that.
• 1:01:07
  That's it. That's the only time we're ever
• 1:01:09
  going to talk about ESG. It's a complete Wall Street
• 1:01:11
  scam. It's just another excuse to pay
• 1:01:14
  folks, more money to look at your Investments and to give you
• 1:01:17
  stupid advice, you know? All you can tell it's a scam for
• 1:01:20
  this. Now, you might think energy
• 1:01:24
  stuff on its own is a good idea, right.
• 1:01:26
  I don't even want to argue with that.
• 1:01:27
  I'll give you that, right? And you might think the social
• 1:01:30
  governance thing on its own is a good idea.
• 1:01:32
  I don't need to argue that, right?
• 1:01:34
  I'll respect you. If you believe that that those
• 1:01:38
  things are important and they might be right.
• 1:01:40
  We're not here to argue that putting them together.
• 1:01:42
  On the other hand is a scam. They don't belong together.
• 1:01:45
  There's nothing to do environmental stuff, and social
• 1:01:47
  governance are not even closely. Dated, that's how you can tell
• 1:01:50
  it's a total scam so I'd our show we've got you know you see
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  these new. So my prediction is more or less
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  the following right up until now most Bitcoin events would do
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  things like, how do we get stranded energy important, right
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  important? How do we plug into the grid
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  important, right? All important stuff.
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  What about energy contracts also important, right?
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  What we're going to be talking about, and it's probably the
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  first time it's ever gonna be done at this scale.
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  Is we're talking about Financing of energy projects, we're
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  talking about the Bitcoin financing of decentralized
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  energy, grits and that is something that hasn't really
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  been talked at scale at an event the way we're gonna do it.
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  So we've got folks who understand Finance, understand
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  Bitcoins, capability and finance.
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  Understand what goes on in energy Finance understand what
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  go on in all the base load and energy requirements.
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  And from there I think it's going to start sprouting.
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  Now, I don't I know if I'm going to get the headline this year of
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  a Bitcoin mind going in with a small modular nuclear reactor to
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  finance and all that stuff, right?
• 1:02:59
  I'm trying hard to get that, you know, out, right?
• 1:03:03
  Not sure if it makes it this year, but everything we do this
• 1:03:05
  year will make it so that I guarantee within a year, you're
• 1:03:09
  going to hear a headline on a Bitcoin magazine stage, where a
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  nuclear reactor a small modular nuclear, you know, the ones that
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  the Americans are sending to the British Us a hundred million
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  dollars. A pop.
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  That's it. And you own the energy, right?
• 1:03:23
  You only energy. Now that in itself is an
• 1:03:27
  incredible potential, right? Because the whole thing with
• 1:03:31
  nuclear is you need a constant load, right?
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  You can't turn a nuclear New Riders on a bit dimmer.
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  Even the small modular ones, right?
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  There's no dimmer. It's like Max or shut it down.
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  So load balancing becomes super important and now you even look,
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  you know, Trump had this thing. Remember what he said He said
• 1:03:49
  when he had that gave a talk a few weeks ago, when he said
• 1:03:53
  we're going to do Freedom cities, a competition for ten
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  cities and to start from scratch, right?
• 1:03:58
  We're going to start cities from scratch, you got Elon Musk over
• 1:04:02
  and text list, Texas, making his freedom city as a prototype for
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  his own staff. You get Bitcoin City and I'll
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  Salvador you know people laugh, ha ha, ha, Bitcoin city right?
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  The Saudis right. The Saudis who, by the way we're
• 1:04:15
  never given nuclear energy by the Americans, right?
• 1:04:19
  They asked for it a million times we said no no no no no.
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  The minute, they sold that oil to the Chinese for Juan.
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  Guess what they got in return. The thing America wouldn't give
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  them right shame on America. So they didn't want to create
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  Regional troubles, right? Well, now, they're going to get
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  it anyway, right? So, there you go.
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  Anyways, anyways, Nolan, we are approaching our time.
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  It's been an absolute pleasure to it Nico.
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  Before we go on, this is a great comment right here.
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  Y'all are making too much sense. Oh, Man I really really enjoyed
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  we're going to we're not going to do the meme review but I want
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  to give a shout out to her awesome guest Nolan thank you so
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  much for joining us today. Why don't you tell everybody
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  where they could find you online these days and what you're
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