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LIVE: The Odyssey, Shiloh Hendrix & the Humiliating Destruction of Western Culture | Sunday w/ Seth · Man in America Podcast

• 4:04
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. Thank you so much for being here with us live tonight. So this is Sunday with Seth where we just get to hang out together live, interacting in the comments, and just talking about what happened this past week, what we see coming on the horizon next week and beyond. But more so, just be able to sit and reflect on the insanity of the world.
• 4:34
  I guess that's a good way of putting it. As much as I'd love to get on here and talk about all the wins we are having and how just amazing everything is happening in the world, all the progress we're making, The unfortunate reality is that we live in a time where a small group of people want to get rid of the big group of people, and so we're constantly fighting against that, whether it's in our foods, our medicines, the poisons in the sky. And so there's always a lot to talk about because I'm a fighter, and I'm determined to get through whatever this stage of history is. And I hope that you're gonna be along the way with me. And that's a lot of what we're focusing on the show.
• 5:14
  But also, really looking at what does it mean to be an American. Right? The show is, as you see, this is Man in America. I was born, raised in America. And so this is also a time for us to talk about, you know, what does it mean for us right now in this country?
• 5:28
  And there's a lot from that angle that we're gonna be talking about today because there are some just frightening things happening in our country right now. And specifically with a recent ruling that's a complete violation of the first amendment with his ruling with Shiloh Hendrix. We'll be getting into that. Russell, we'll be talking about what's happening out of Hollywood, the recent Odyssey movie, and just the bigger picture of what this means and what's really going on here. And so I hope that you stick along for tonight's show.
• 6:01
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• 6:39
  And, also, just leave me a comment. Let me know what you think. I try to read most of the comments, the good, the bad, the ugly. Actually, for some reason, think I forget it was, like, two shows ago or, I'm not sure what it was, but I got a lot of negative comments. Like, people calling me soy boy and weird things.
• 6:55
  And so, anyway, they're kinda funny. Right? Because I you know, I'm I'm happily married. I've got a beautiful wife and, you know, a successful career. So, you know, some random guy with the doesn't even have his real name, making fun of me in the comments of the video that I'm producing, it says more about that person than it does to me.
• 7:13
  I'm like, oh, okay. I guess there are still a lot of low lifes that just troll the Internet and try to pick on people. But, anyway, I read things, so I like actually a lot of the really good comments from you. I there's some beautiful comments I see. So, anyway, thank you for that.
• 7:25
  So okay. So getting into, tonight's show. First is let me say hello to everyone in the the chats. Let me pull up. Here we have our here's the Rumble team.
• 7:36
  We got good old Tomahawk here, holding strong, Rumble Mania. You know, Fred here. Fred Cares. You know, again, reminder, you know, let me know what you think in the comments. I love just having this interaction with you.
• 7:49
  And on top of what I'm talking about tonight, if you ever have any other questions that you'd like me to get to, just drop them in there, you know, kind of like a Reddit AMA, ask me anything type type, you know, thing, and I'll do my best to get to that. So thank you for being here. Let's go ahead and say hello to our YouTube crowd. Let's see. Think this is right here.
• 8:08
  Yep. YouTube is still waking up. The channel is still, like I said, shadow ban necessarily, but it's kind of that. Right? So we're kinda trying to dig ourselves out of a out of the hole in YouTube.
• 8:21
  So if you're on YouTube, thank you for coming. I'm trying to get more of the content onto YouTube and being careful about how I say things because YouTube is obviously more strict with their algorithm, versus Rumble, which I love Rumble. They let me say whatever I want to, which I appreciate that because I am all about free speech. Right? And that's the topic of today's shows.
• 8:40
  Free speech is one of the topics today. So, okay, I wanna first start with The Odyssey. So The Odyssey I've got a few things just to kinda show you here, but you know, so The Odyssey, which, you know, Christopher Nolan, it's his this big blockbuster film. It's done quite well at the box office. There's a lot of speculation as to whether they were actually using some of their marketing dollars to buy out theaters, to jack up the box office numbers.
• 9:07
  It wouldn't surprise me. You know, they're doing this. But, you know, I've been trying slowly following the Odyssey since it was it was since it was announced and since we started seeing who some of the cast were. Because, you know, I like I love movies like The Odyssey. Right?
• 9:23
  The Odyssey is kind of it's that that nice place of the intersection of all the kinds of movies I like. I like, you know, masculine, you know, hero's journey type movies, you know, showing people they're kinda put up against, you know, every potential obstacle, and they have to kinda work to overcome it. I like historical movies. I like epics. You know, so I it just it's a blend of what I like in a movie.
• 9:48
  Also, I like I like fantasy. I like interesting things that are creative and that, you know, tell tell the stories of these forgotten legends of, you know, giants and, you know, all these weird creatures and everything. And so I've been following it, but what I became much more interested in with this film is what's behind it. Right? What is the what is the push behind it?
• 10:13
  Right? Because Hollywood is a completely captured industry. It just is the way it is. Right? So Hollywood is a tool to be used for social engineering.
• 10:26
  And so whenever I see, especially these big blockbuster movies, right, with huge amounts of money thrown behind them, you know, a list actors, a list directors, etcetera, you know, Christopher Nolan being one of the top ones. I'm always asking the question of, okay. Where is the agenda? And it's not just about, like, what the what the agenda is. Like, most things have an agenda.
• 10:48
  I mean, even writing a story and wanting someone to be emotionally moved or inspired, you could argue that's, you know, maybe an agenda. Right? But what I'm looking at here is how are these films being used as tools for social engineering? And that's that's the key point. Right?
• 11:09
  Because especially the the air the era that we live in today with the Internet, with even the film and movie industry. You know, these are things that didn't exist really a hundred years ago. I mean, obviously, the Internet didn't exist. But even before then, you know, the you couldn't say, a hundred years ago, produce some film that would get, you know, hundreds of millions or, you know, even more views around the world. It just just didn't exist.
• 11:35
  And so the medium of movie and television and music, these have become extremely powerful tools for social engineering. I mean, it was Andrew Breitbart who at one point talked about how politics is downstream from culture. And so I think that the, you know, the elites or whatever, you know, this kind of group is you wanna refer to them as, they understand this very well, that if they want to lead a society to destruction, the or or lead a society to prosperity, right, on the inverse of that, the culture is the tool that they have. The culture is the most important thing. And so that's why if you look at social engineering you know, what is social engineering?
• 12:22
  Well, social engineering in many ways is basically engineering the culture of a society. It's engineering the cultural norms. Whether you think you know, you go back, say, fifty or sixty years ago, the cultural norms were very, very different than what they are now. You know, actually, last night or two nights ago at the two nights ago, we're watching the Swiss family Robinsons with my two daughters. You know, they're two and five.
• 12:49
  And it's a really fun movie, older Disney movie. And what was interesting, though, is as soon as this family lands on the beach, okay, the the father and the mother and the children, you know, the father, he's like, okay, hey, we gotta start building stuff, and let's go do this. This is the first thing I do. But then the the wife says, no, the first thing we gotta do is this. And she sits down on her knees, and she starts praying.
• 13:14
  And the the strange thing is is it felt so foreign for that to be in a non Christian film. Right? If you go to Angel, then you watch Angel Studios or you watch the recent Kevin Kevin Sorbo films, that's normal in those films, but you don't see that coming out of Hollywood. Actually, you see the opposite. You see the attack of that culture.
• 13:34
  You see the attack of the prayer. Or like we saw in disclosure, you see the inclusion of the Christian narrative as a way of trying to bring in some sort of alien religion to replace Christianity, which, again, right, they that's that's engineering. And so similar to I went and saw this the Disclosure film because I wanted to understand how are they using this film as a tool of propaganda and social engineering. I did a couple of different shows on that. And so The Odyssey.
• 14:05
  So I went and saw the movie. Didn't there was not an IMAX close to us, which is fine. So I think I saw it in decent theater. And by one of their you know, kind of tried to be open minded, and I also tried to be very objective. Okay.
• 14:18
  What is this? Now granted, it's it's the kind of movie that I probably would have went maybe not in the theater because I don't go to the theater very much because have little kids. So I typically wait till someone comes out on, you know, afterwards, and I'll rent it online, or, you know, through streaming apps or whatever. But I actually went there because I really wanted to have this experience and really be open minded. And so I'll give you my my kinda quick movie review, but then I'm gonna talk about the bigger the bigger social engineering aspect of it.
• 14:46
  So as a film, I actually thought it was a pretty good film. Now, granted, I already told you I'm more biased towards liking those kinds of films. My wife would have probably thought otherwise. She would have thought, oh, it's just too too much action or, you know, she would have maybe thought otherwise. However, you know, I'm already kind of predisposed to liking those kinds of films.
• 15:06
  So, you know, Christopher Nolan is a very talented, you know, director and filmmaker, And so it was it was actually pretty well done. There were some you know, the the music was like, the kind of sound engineering was was quite good, especially seeing it in a theater. It was it was more disturbing than I expected. There's a couple different scenes, I won't give away too many spoilers, but there's a scene in the story of of the Odyssey, where there's a witch that turns men into pigs and turns them into animals. That was very disturbing.
• 15:35
  And then the Cyclops, the very famous Cyclops scene that if you've seen any of the any or if you've read the story itself or the poem or if you've watched any them, you know, there's a a big cyclops, right, that they get trapped in the cave with. And it it was genuinely, like, frightening. I wasn't, you know, kind of hiding behind my my, you know, shirt, but, like, it was it was actually a very intense movie. It's not something I would take children to. Like, it was it was very, very frightening.
• 16:03
  So but, I mean, overall, you know, production quality was quite good. Story was decent. You know, I I don't I'm not a big fan of how Hollywood, specifically, they they they don't tell stories in a very linear way, especially Christopher Nolan. They're always going going back in time and forward in time, and they start talking, and you're like, okay. Did this happen before or after?
• 16:23
  And they kind of jumble the the story up a lot. I'm not sure if there's a 1997 version of The Odyssey that was a two part series. It was a three hours long, which I actually was actually, in many ways, better. It was very just linear. Just kinda told the story of this man and his journey, and this made sense.
• 16:40
  So you weren't focused on trying to figure out what's happening in time. You're just following his progression through this journey, through this odyssey that he went on. So, again, there I had some complaints like that. But, again, overall, you know, production quality was really good. It was I I thought it was a fairly entertaining movie.
• 16:59
  Now Disclosure Day, I thought sucked. Like, I thought the script was terrible. It was too Hollywood. It just was was kinda garbage. Now, that's just kinda looking at it objectively as just a moviegoer going to watch a film.
• 17:13
  I was also happy because there there weren't any, like, gratuitous sex scenes, which they they just shove into everything. So there wasn't any of that, which I was really happy about that because I just I'm just sick and right they they how much they shove that stuff into into the, you know, modern shows. There were no gay scenes, which they seem to shove those into every series, the first episodes. Like, where did this come from? It's a it's a movie about, you know, about, you know, whatever it is.
• 17:39
  Like, why is this part of the story in the first episode? Even the violence, it was I mean, it was pretty pretty graphic, but it wasn't it wasn't, you know, overdone. It wasn't done to be maliciously evil and and showing how things were done. So, anyway, actually here, I'll, pull up a few of the just the chat just to say, you know, see what's happening on. So I see Rock Justice over on Rumble said, greetings patriots.
• 18:08
  Dustin Bauer, hey, Seth. They just arrived in Rochester for work all week. I know you're in Upstate New York. How far away from are you from Rochester? I'm not that far Upstate.
• 18:17
  I won't tell you exactly where I am because people come find me somehow, but I'm I'm a couple hours from Rochester. And so yes. Yeah. Yeah. See, Rochester is saying Oscar.
• 18:27
  Right? They're playing The US. And that's also part of it. Right? There are people that have said even Elon Musk was saying that, oh, you know, Christopher Nolan's he's just after the ox Oscar.
• 18:37
  And and I and I and I I don't I don't agree with that, actually. I I think it's actually it's much deeper than that. It's much more nefarious than that, and I'll get into that. But so, anyway, I first wanna look at, and this is probably you know, you're probably well aware of who was cast as being the Helen of Troy. Right?
• 18:56
  So Helen of Troy, historically, and we don't know again, now the Odyssey, keep in mind, the Odyssey is not some historical text. Right? It's it was really a tale that was passed down. And from what I understand, Homer was just a person that kinda wrote down the tale. Right?
• 19:11
  So it was, you know, a lot of at that time, you know, hundreds, thousands of years ago, etcetera, a lot of tales were just passed down orally, or you had bards that were traveling. They'd be, you know, storytellers. So that's what a lot of it was. It wasn't their writing books and printing books and distributing them. And so there you know, it's not something that is an exact science.
• 19:29
  However, we do you know, from what we know of the of the tale that, you know, Helen, right, Helen of Troy, this is the woman that led if you saw the movie Troy, right, if you're familiar with the Iliad, this is the the woman that supposedly the entire Trojan War was started for this one woman, and she was said to be so beautiful that they had a huge war over her. And she was a, if I understand correctly, a Greek princess. Now if you look at okay. Greek princess, she, you know, she was most likely actually, have I have a picture right here. Think, I think this right here.
• 20:03
  Yep. So this is kind of a rendition of you know, if you're trying to be historically accurate, this is probably most likely what Helen would have looked like, something like this. This is I think this woman is kinda depicting what your typical Greek would have looked like at that during that era. Now there's also some some writing that indicate she has had lighter colored hair. So I think we we've traditionally thought of her as being more of this blonde hair, blue eyed.
• 20:33
  Right? Now that's not what we got though. Okay? So this and so in Helena Troy in 2004, right, on the left here, that was Helen. You know, blonde hair, blue eye.
• 20:45
  So Helena Troy in 2026 was cast I I forget the girl's name. It it it's it's kind of irrelevant for this the purpose of this as a African woman, like and, you know, very, very dark skinned African, not, you know, lighter skinned African, but very dark skinned African. Now if you're looking at historically, you know, there were Africans that were in Greece at that time. Right? Because Greece had a lot of trade with Egypt and other some of the other Sudan, some of the northern African countries.
• 21:17
  So it's not it's not, you know, a a lie to say that there were blacks or Africans in Greece at that time because there were. Now most likely, they wouldn't have been a Greek princess. Right? But that's kind of beside the point. The thing is is that we're looking at the culture.
• 21:39
  Right? And this is this is the this is what I'm I'm seeing with this. Right? Is that in Western culture, the Helen of Troy is oftentimes, you know, really that pinnacle of beauty. And so when you were, you know, a kid reading this or when Troy came out and, you know, the story of it, you're thinking, okay.
• 21:58
  This woman is one of the one of these cultural, like, kinda historically cultural icons of this absolutely beautiful woman. Now she was Greek. Right? So it wouldn't have made sense if she looked like she she was Swedish or, you know, European. Right?
• 22:16
  She was she was Greek. And I say European in terms of more like that, you know, kind of, you know, blonde hair, blue eyes, you know, probably not as much so. However, the decision to cast her as this very dark skinned African woman who, in my opinion, is not even objectively beautiful. Right? Now I I tend to find my own race more beautiful, which I think I'm not ashamed of that.
• 22:44
  I think it's a it's a a natural thing to be attracted to those that are more like you. My wife actually has very similar roots as me. You know, I'm a mix of Scots, you know, Scotch Irish, a little bit of German, probably like a lot of us are. Right? And so, you know, I think it's fine that, you know, it's like it's not racist to say that, no.
• 23:05
  I'm not really attracted to that woman from a completely different, you know, race of mine. Okay? That's fine. Now some people are. That's fine.
• 23:13
  So but, however, I I think, you know, objectively, I I don't think that she's very beautiful, but that's not the point. See, I see this, and and we look at it with the context of the Shiloh Hendrix case that we're seeing, the attack on white culture. I see this as something it's not about just getting an Oscar. It's about trying to humiliate the Western world. It's it's it's saying, look.
• 23:38
  You know, we have the whole power of Hollywood behind us. This, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars budget, and it's it's it's a slap in the face. That's how I look at it. Now, you know, it's it'd be the equivalent of let's just say we go, you know, a couple hundred years from now, they make a historical they make a movie on Obama. Right?
• 23:56
  And they they pick the equivalent of, say, a Tom Cruise to play Obama. It's like that that wouldn't make sense. Why would you do that? And that's the thing, is that I'm not opposed to watching shows with African starring in the shows. I mean, it's I'm I'm fine with that.
• 24:13
  But to making the decision to use to put this woman as the face of Troy, to make her the Helen of Troy, and to put place her in that spot as this iconic beauty that has become that is almost like a benchmark for Western civilization, I see that as as almost as a humiliation ritual, right, of saying, look what we can do with your culture. Look what we can do. And you can see that there's a lot of people that are saying, oh, it's not really a big deal. It's it's you're overreacting or you're really racist. It's like, no.
• 24:51
  It's not about that. It's it's not about that. It's about the deeper thing because it's about seeing the same pattern, which we'll be showing you in today's show. So that was one thing. I mean, the other, you know, aspect of it was they had, you know, Elliot Page or Ellen Page played you know, it's a minor role, but it's also a major role.
• 25:10
  Right? So here's a here's a USA Today article that was just fawning over, you know, why Elliot Page is actually one of the best parts of the odyssey. Right? So Elliot Page, who is a woman that named, Ellen Page, was an actress then in the twenty twenties or so transitioned into Elliot Page. And it's like, look, if, you know, if Ellen Page feels that she's a man stuck in a female's body, if she wants to go through and and she wants to kind of, you know, to have top surgery and whatever stuff that they're they're doing, you know what mean, to make that transition, that's her own choice.
• 25:50
  But, again, it's like I I get bothered when I see that there that there's this shoving of the agenda. Like, that's what bothers me is that when it doesn't make sense for what's gonna make a good film. Right? Because, I mean, Elliot Page actually, like, sucked in the movie. You know, like, she's a she's a not a very good actress, and she didn't come across as being a a man at all.
• 26:17
  She came across, like, just with a weird sounding voice, and she looked strange, and she had these kind of, like, little kind of small thin lips and this awkward jawline, and you're kind of like, what am I looking at here? And and so that's the thing is that it it wasn't even a good casting role. I mean, for the same reason that, like, actually, don't think that Matt Damon played a very good, you know, main character. Right? Odysseus.
• 26:43
  I I don't think that he was very good at that. Wouldn't have cast him for that. Like, I if you know, obviously, he's older, but I think of Odysseus as being like a Liam Neeson or somebody. Someone that is actually this this masculine, strong person. Matt Damon's not really that kind of a character.
• 26:58
  So I I have my other complaints. Not I'm not just picking on the trans person. I got other complaints. But, again, it's just this is where I'm seeing that the agenda is driving the decision. It's, like, the agenda.
• 27:12
  And and that's, again, that's what really, really bothers me. And so, you know, if you're if you are considering seeing the film, again, wouldn't take kids. You know, it's it's a it's an entertaining film. You know, like, I this you know, I think the the CGI or whatever they used was actually quite good. They they did a decent job.
• 27:36
  Some of the costumes, I think, weren't historically accurate at all. You know, you had some creative things in that, but, you know, that that's I guess that's okay. But, anyway, I mean, you know, make up your own mind about it. It wasn't it wasn't nearly as bad as a as a lot of some of the confi you know, kinda concerted pundits are saying, oh, this movie is absolute garbage. No.
• 27:58
  I mean, it was actually a decent film, and it was entertaining. However, there are some, you know, subtle things to it that are really not so subtle that I think are are really worth highlighting here. And I think that that, you know, the whole thing of Helen, that's the glaring one. And so but I think that it's part of this deeper agenda. Right?
• 28:17
  And so when I say it, it's it's humiliation. Right? And this is even the title I wrote for the show tonight. It's talking about the humiliating destruction of Western culture. This is the key.
• 28:30
  So I'm gonna jump into now the Shiloh Hendrix case. So so this woman, Shiloh Hendrix, and you'll see how this ties into the Odyssey, and it kinda comes full circle. So this woman that she actually, I'll read her story real quickly. So she anyway, she was just convicted. Let's see right here.
• 28:48
  So here's the the kind of article. I'll read a little bit here that kinda explains what happened. So in April of last year, Shiloh Hendrix was at a playground in a public park in Rochester, Minnesota with her toddler when an eight year old black boy allegedly took an applesauce pouch from her diaper bag. Hendrix allegedly chased after the child repeatedly calling him the n word before retrieving the pouch. The incident drew the attention of a bystander Sharmakhe Omar, let's call him Omar, who began recording Hendrix on his phone.
• 29:18
  In the video, he confronts her about her language, she responds saying it's none of your effing business, and she walks away. She's, so Omar who's also black, I think he's Somali, if I remember correctly, then challenges her to repeat the slur. So she turns around and says, f you, and she calls him the n word multiple times. That was it. Now the video went mega viral, and because I remember when this happened, right?
• 29:43
  You saw it everywhere. Now, they just convicted her for this, okay? So let me see, right here. Let's see, goes over. It says, okay, yeah, indeed, the video went viral.
• 29:58
  It says, But, Hendrix faced more than public condemnation. It says, Rochester prosecutors charged her with three counts of disorderly conduct, two of which proceeded to trial. Yesterday, the jury acquitted Hendrix on the count involving the child, but convicted her on the count arising from her interaction with Omar. The judge immediately sentenced her to probation, community service, and a thousand dollar fee. Okay, now, it says here, Unless the trial record contains some critical fact absent from public reporting, that conviction cannot stand under the First Amendment.
• 30:33
  So I'll go back to the beginning here, because it helps kinda frame right? So it says, A few years ago, the Supreme Court reaffirmed a basic free speech principle. The First Amendment protects an individual's right to speak his mind regardless of whether the government considers his speech sensible and well intentioned or deeply misguided and likely to cause anguish or incalculable grief. Says, yet that principle appears to have been cast aside in the prosecution and conviction of a woman who hurled racial slurs in a public park. So this sets I mean, hopefully, this get the you have a higher court coming in and and overruling this or weighing in on it because this sets a dangerous precedence.
• 31:09
  Right? So here in America, you know, as I'm watching what's happening in the countries over, like, say, in in The UK, where people are literally being arrested for what they're calling racist speech on social media. Like, now in America, we've always thought, well, we have the constitution to protect us. We have the First Amendment. So, obviously, you can't run into a crowded theater and yell fire.
• 31:36
  Right? Or you can't, you know, say, see some bystander and start yelling, I'm gonna kill you. I'm gonna shoot you. You know, those are things that the First Amendment does not protect. However, I mean, how would you know, so this woman and I'll get into who Omar is because it gets even worse.
• 31:55
  So she was just convicted, right, and sentenced you know, she was being potentially up to, I think, two hundred and seventy days in jail for this. So but she was convicted with community service and a fine and probation for calling this guy a name. That's literally what happened. So she calls this guy a name, and now she was facing jail time, and she gets hit with probation, community service, and a fine for calling him a name. That sets a dangerous precedent, like, very dangerous precedent.
• 32:26
  What if you're what if you're, you know, driving and someone that you have some road rage and someone's recording you and says person's overweight and you say, hey, you know, get off the road, you fat slob. Like, what if they record that? I mean, is that gonna then be are they gonna go after you in court? Would you face probation and and jail time for calling someone a name? And so this is this is a very, very, very dark day for America when this happens in our court system, that they have now, basically, they've penalized, they they have trashed the First Amendment out of this you could say it's it's out of this agenda, right, out of this agenda.
• 33:06
  And and I'm gonna get I'm gonna get into the bigger picture of what I think is really going on here because it's I think, it's much bigger. I think I I think that what this is tied into is they want to start some sort of civil war. Right? And I'll get into that in a little bit here. Right?
• 33:20
  That's the big thing they're trying to do here. And so but even look at this is how the ADL's covering this. Right? White supremacists helped raise hundreds of thousands for a woman who hurled slur at black child. And, of course, it's the ADL.
• 33:34
  Right? But this is how it's being framed, That if you support this woman, right, if you support this woman and you think that she is being kind of, unjustly targeted by the court system out of a woke agenda or whatever however you kind of frame it, that you are being now called a white supremacist, which is just absolutely insane to me. But let's take a look though, because it it again, it gets way worse. So let's look at let's look at who this who this guy is. This is a post from Savannah Hernandez over on on Twitter.
• 34:10
  She says and she says DHS needs to make the deporting this guy a priority, but I think as far as I know, he's already back over in Somali. So she says so this is the guy right here. That's, I think, is a that's a previous mugshot of him. She says, this Somali criminal who not only harassed some, Shiloh Hendrix, but back in 2022 was charged for raping a minor after she ran away from her foster home. Omar and his accomplice, Mohammed Hussein Omar, took turns raping and sexually assaulting the 16 year old, telling her that she needed to take care of them because they were taking care of her.
• 34:47
  Per court documents, the nurse who examined her after the assault stated that she was sleep deprived and dehydrated, and it was reported that the two Somalis stole her shoes so she couldn't run away. The Olmsted County's Attorney's Office ended up dismissing the charges in the interest of justice, And Omar is now roaming free despite being charged with sexually assaulting a minor. Okay? So this is this is the reality. This guy as far as I remember, this guy was here illegally anyway.
• 35:19
  He was he's he wasn't even supposed to be here. And yet they're fining her, and they're not they're not even fining her or, you know, judging her based upon this interaction with this child. It was based upon her using racial slurs towards this Somali guy that's a that's a rapist that got off with a slap on the wrist. Now if you wanna look at this two tier justice system, look at this right here. Okay?
• 35:46
  So here you go. This is these are both in Rochester, Minnesota, which if you're in Minnesota, I I don't know, get in Minnesota. But anyway, here we see a Rochester man gets a hundred and eighty days in jail for raping two girls under the age of nine. Okay. So this guy right here, 20 year old Muhammad Baqari Shay will serve no prison time after he was convicted of raping two girls between the ages of four and nine in Rochester, Minnesota.
• 36:15
  He will not be required to register as a sex offender. Yet you have Shiloh Hendrix that says, you know, charged faces up to 200 this this article is bef from before the trial. And so she's now been charged for calling this other guy a racial slur. Yet the guy, the 20 year old who raped two kids gets off with a slap on his wrist. Okay?
• 36:45
  And this is the same this is the same city these two things happen in. And so and this is, like, this is the point right here, is that it's not about it's not about them trying to favor the immigrants or the blacks or the African Americans because there's this guilt towards, you know, hey, we have this colonialism and this white guilt. I don't think it's about that. I think it's about destroying the Western culture. That's what I think it is.
• 37:21
  And here's why I think that. Why there's a lot of reasons why I think that, but I'm gonna I'm gonna get into the next kind of point that that kind of fits into this. So this right here, this is the National Museum of African American History and Culture. This is part of this the Smithsonian right here. It's kind of the Smithsonian's yeah.
• 37:42
  I guess, you know, it's their museum for that's really focused on African American culture. Now this organization, this this museum here, they put together this kind of white guidelines. Let me show you this. These are two documents that had these have been kinda making their rounds. Actually, this is the one I'm show first.
• 38:01
  So this is a this is a graphic that was produced by the m NMAAHC, right, which is the this right here, the National Museum of African American History and Cultures. This is a Smithsonian, building organization. And this is this is where this is where you can see it for what it is. So this is a document they put together called the aspects and assumptions of whiteness and white culture in The United States. Now this was distributed internally within the Smithsonian as one of their kinda guiding documents, and I'm sure it was also disseminated in other areas as well.
• 38:38
  So this is this is the Smithsonian. This is the organization that is kinda tasked with collecting and organizing and making sense of the of of our history. Right? It's a very, very significant organization, which also I think their point is to cover up the history that they don't want us knowing about, but that's a different topic. So in this it says, white dominant culture or whiteness refers to the ways white people and their traditions, attitudes, and ways of life have been normalized over time and are now considered standard practices in The United States.
• 39:11
  And since white people still hold most of the institutional power in America, we have all internalized some aspects of white culture, including people of color. And so, basically, what they're saying is that these traits, which I'll go over some of these with you, that these are the traits of white culture and of whiteness. And so if you are, say, an African American person in America and you've adopted some of these traits that you've been infected with white culture, and that's a bad thing. So, you know, you think, okay. What are these traits?
• 39:51
  Right? Hurling, you know, the inward racial slurs, you know, hanging nooses in trees to threaten people. No. These are the traits they've highlighted. Rugged individualism.
• 40:04
  Right? Self reliance, independence and autonomy. Individuals assumed to be in control of their environment. You get what you deserve. Family structure, the nuclear family.
• 40:15
  Father, mother, 2.3 children is the ideal social unit. Husband is a breadwinner and the head of the household, wife is a homemaker, children should have their own rooms and be independent. An emphasis on scientific method, objective, rational, linear thinking, cause and effect relationships, quantitative emphasis. Right? Gets into some history, but so the history, you have to focus on British Empire, etcetera.
• 40:42
  The Protestant work ethic. Right? The belief that hard work is the key to success, that you should work before you play. Okay? And I'll continue on the next, next slide here.
• 40:54
  Right? Future orientation, plan for the future, delayed gratification, progress is always best, tomorrow we better. Time, follow rigid time schedules, time viewed as a commodity. Aesthetics, Right? European culture, women's beauty is based upon blonde thin Barbie.
• 41:13
  A man's attractiveness is based upon economic status, holidays, Christian religions, white history, justice, English common law, the competition, right, be number one. You know, win or loser dichotomy, win at all costs. Communication, you know, kinda this is how we, you know, talk. Even be polite. Right?
• 41:31
  So there you go. Be be polite. So, basically I mean I mean, on the surface, what they're saying is that I mean, literally, if you are a black person living in America and if you are teaching your children to be polite, if you're saying, children, please be polite, the Smithsonian organization is saying that you are actually have been infected by whiteness by telling your children to be polite, or you have been infected by whiteness if you think it's important to plan for the future or delay gratification, or that you think it's the nuclear family of having a father and mother and a couple of children is the ideal social unit. I mean, this is just abs it's absolutely disgusting to to think about this. I mean and and to be honest, like, I think that we I I would think that you'd have a lot of blacks or African Americans or, you know, even even non white, Chinese, etcetera.
• 42:32
  If I saw this, if I was if I was Chinese and I saw this, I would say, like, this is this is, like, BS that like, you you think that my own my own race can't teach being polite? Right? Is that is that is that something that doesn't exist in my own culture that you're accusing me of being you know, having this white culture that has infected me for doing this or, you know, being timely. Right? You know, believing in in you know, or or, you know, planning for the future or delayed gratification.
• 43:06
  So so that's one thing, right, which I think is completely offensive to the races. And and look. Like, you know, I've I've got a lot of nonwhite friends. You know, one of my best friends growing up was was black. He's still a good friend of mine.
• 43:18
  Like, I I'm not a racist person. I would never look at a person who's black and say, you know, calm a racial slur. Like, you know, I'm actually like, I I I don't really see race like that. I I have my you know, I'm very proud of being white, and, you know, I've my my wife is white. My children are are both beautiful white children.
• 43:35
  I think it's great. Right? But I've I've also have a lot of friends that are mixed race, and they've got mixed race kids. And, you know, they're they're my my one of my best friends is married to a, you know, Chinese woman. And he has two beautiful daughters that are half Chinese and half American, and that's great.
• 43:50
  I love them. Like, they're wonderful people. Right? So I'm not I'm not I'm not a racist person, but when I see these kinds of agendas, this is what really, really, really, really bothers me. And so, anyway, so looking so but I wanna talk about I wanna talk about what this means in the bigger picture.
• 44:10
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• 47:08
  Right? So this is the thing, is that we know that there is a an agenda to, basically, to create a one world government. You know, I'm not gonna get into the you know, if you don't believe that or if you're kind of unsure about it, I'm not gonna try to convince you of that during this show. But part of this is to destroy America and to just rid to destroy Western culture. And that's what I think is actually central to all of this.
• 47:37
  And so when you look at this, right, why are they attacking this? Why are they in this specific document from the Smithsonian, why are they attacking these things like self reliance, this belief in the in the individual? Right? Kinda like our our rights come from the creator, not from the government. Independence.
• 47:56
  Why are they attacking the fan the nuclear family? So so that they've deemed they've demonized this white culture. They've demonized the whites, and now they're trying to demonize these things as an association. That mean, isn't it obvious to you? It's not about attacking the whites.
• 48:14
  It's about destroying the things that make America a strong country. It's about destroying the aspects of Western culture that make Western culture so powerful. The fact that we have this belief in the individual. We have this belief in, you know, being self reliant. We believe in the values of a family and having a mother and father and and multiple children to to carry on.
• 48:43
  You know, the idea that if you work hard, you can get ahead. Delayed gratification. Right? These are all principles of of someone who's conscientious. So these are all principles of someone that is gonna be a a added value to society.
• 49:00
  You know, it's I I would almost say that the you know, forgetting the fact that they're they're calling this this kind of horrible white culture, if more people in our country were of this makeup, our country would be far more successful, and we'd have way less people sitting on welfare. We'd have a lot less violence. We'd have a lot, you know, lower numbers in, like, you know, childhood depression and, you know, teen suicide. Like, you know, if you look at this, it's almost like reverse it. Okay?
• 49:28
  It's like, say, like say this says, you know, we say we renamed this slide, and it's instead was, these are the the most important traits that we've learned of from the white culture. I'd look at that and say, wow. This is they've really nailed it. They've didn't they've done some great works. You know, it's like if your kid's graduating from college, print this out and give it to them and say, hey.
• 49:51
  The more you can be like this, the more successful you're gonna be and the better you're gonna be in in society. But that's the thing, is that that's not what they want. So I'm gonna get a quick drink here. My throat's drying out. Okay.
• 50:11
  Thank you. And so, so, again, this is what this is what they're going after is that they're trying to pull apart the fabric that makes this nation, and not just America, but just Western culture. They're trying to absolutely just destroy it. But I also think that in addition to trying to destroy this culture and and and really kind of shred the moral fabric that makes this this nation great and Western culture great, I also think that what they want is they want they want people to revolt. Right?
• 50:52
  They want civil war. So I'm gonna turn my AC down a few notches because my whiteness is making me really hot. That that's also one of problems with being white. Right? If you you wear flannels, if your whiteness makes you wear a flannel, you get hot easily.
• 51:08
  It might be. I think I saw it on that sheet. And so, but I think that the the actually, what they want though is that I think that they like, if you look at the case with Shiloh Hendrix, again, it's not about it's not about them just, you know, feeling compassion for the poor black immigrant, and and it's not that at all. It's it's the the bigger picture, I think, is that they want to create some sort of revolution. They want they want to push the white Americans so hard.
• 51:44
  They want to humiliate them so much. Right? Whether it's take you know, turning Helena Troy into this African woman or it's completely shredding the constitution for this blonde haired, you know, kind of white woman, you know, you know, prosecuting her for using a racial slur against a Somali illegal immigrant who is a who who's a rapist, right, who's literally a former pedophile rapist. It's it's about it's about pushing people to the edge. They want people to get to a point where they're like, I've had it.
• 52:22
  This is enough. I'm done with it. We have to fight back against this. And I'm not saying that that's necessarily you know, I'm look, I'm not, you know, calling for for violence per se. But, you know, I think that we do need to we need we need to fight for our culture.
• 52:38
  We need to fight for the protection of all of our culture because that's what we're gonna pass down to our children. That's also what forms the moral bonds that hold our society again. We look at, like, the rape crisis that we've we have happening over in The UK. Like, this is where that leads to. But, again, I think that that's what they want to have come out of this is that they want people to specifically, they want these core American people, the good old boys, the good old American boys with their pickup trucks and and their, you know, shotguns and and their Bud Light.
• 53:07
  Well, not Bud Light anymore because they kind of, you know, screwed the pooch with that one. But I think that that's that's where they're they're heading with this. And so one thing that I also, wanted to kind of highlight here is Elon Musk. Right? So Elon Musk, which again and, actually, if you watched my show last night, I I go in I interviewed Patrick Wood, who runs technocracy.news.
• 53:32
  Very, very, very smart guy, about technocracy, the technocrats, etcetera. And so Elon Musk is a is a technocrat. Right? He comes his his grandfather was a technocrat. If you look at everything he's doing, it's really building up this technocratic system.
• 53:49
  And so but I think that one of the things that they did with this is that they kind of used MAGA as a Trojan horse for technocracy. And I think that that was Elon Musk's role, is that Elon Musk was a guy that was gonna walk out with his dark, you know, dark MAGA hat. Right? His dark gothic MAGA hat. And I remember seeing it.
• 54:13
  You know, even I kinda got swept up a little bit. It's like, oh my gosh. You know, there's no billionaires that have actually supported this MAGA movement. All of sudden, Elon Musk comes. This guy's rich.
• 54:22
  He's gonna buy x. He became the conservative hero. But I think that his role, he's still part of it. I think that he's still is absolutely just a social engineer and that he has his own agenda with this that fits into the agenda of a lot these other people, Peter Thiel, Alex Karp, you know, a lot of these other technocrats, which I think is also feeding up into these people that are above them. Right?
• 54:48
  So I'm not not gonna say that, you know, Elon Musk is at he's at the ringleader. No. He he's still kind of working, I think, in my own opinion, to kinda bring about something for the those above him. But if you look at this, and so you'll find is that there's a lot of issues that Elon Musk could focus on. But if you take a look at it, Elon Musk, who's already established himself as the conservative billionaire hero, He's the guy that is always pointing out these issues.
• 55:18
  Right? So of all the things he could be talking about, like, he's not talking about Gaza. He's not talking about Israel. He's not talking about those things. He's not talking about the CCP.
• 55:27
  He's not talking about organ harvesting and labor camps in China. He specifically is trying to fuel and to fan the flames of the whites being attacked. Right? So even if you look at this, right, when the Odyssey was was coming out, you know, and Elon Musk was consistently bashing Christopher Nolan about his casting. Now he was saying that he wanted to use this, Lupita Lupita Nyong'o, I think is her name, the the black woman they cast.
• 55:58
  They're saying that, you know, he was accusing, Christopher Nolan of casting her because he wants to win the awards. He was also putting posts out, you know, kind of retweeting posts that were mocking Elliot Page's masculinity and claimed that no one was stomping Oliver Homer's grave because of his casting choices. And the thing is is that I I actually agree with these things. And not not in whole, but a lot of what Elon Musk puts out, I agree with. You know, he's constantly sharing Tommy Robinson, someone who's really highlighting the immigrant invasion of The UK and of Europe.
• 56:31
  But I think that the role that Elon Musk is playing, though, is that I think that he is working to build up the pressure within MAGA. Like, the that's his one of his jobs as a social engineer is to you know, he's followed by all the main MAGA people. Right? And they're always retweeting him. He he's this MAGA hero.
• 56:54
  But think his job though is to be the person that's constantly saying, hey, MAGA. And look what they're doing to you, man. Look what they're doing. They're raping your kids. They're destroying your culture.
• 57:06
  Hey. They're doing this is what they're doing. It's like he's the person that's constantly making sure it's seen. So that way, this group, which you call it MAGA, but I think MAGA is is I'm not sure what MAGA even means anymore, to be honest. I think that that's one of his one of his core roles.
• 57:24
  So I think that that's just kind of important. Let me hop hop back over to the, the chats and see. So I get another drink while I I can take a look at those, those chats. Okay. Uncle as ice cream shop, the entire movie is trash.
• 57:52
  Yep. You know, I I mean, I I wouldn't say mean, personally, I wouldn't say that the whole the whole thing was trash. Like, there are certain scenes I enjoyed about it, but I I see what you're saying. Okay? Yeah.
• 58:03
  MAGA is dead. Yeah. I mean, I think in lot of ways, it is. And, actually, I I wanna talk a little about Trump too in a in a second here. Also, Builder Babe and good to see you, Builder Babe.
• 58:12
  I'm I'm looking forward to getting inside of the, the arc, which is coming very, very soon. It says, Elon isn't the first trillionaire. He's the first self made trillionaire. Those who shall not be named have been trillionaires and quadrillionaires for a very, very long time. Yes.
• 58:27
  Absolutely. Uncle ice cream shop also, yeah, who's above him? The Jewish bankers. Yeah. I mean, in in a large sense, you wanna look into, you know, who who's controlling Hollywood.
• 58:39
  It's it's really a combination of, I think, of Zionists and communists. I think China has a decent sway over Hollywood, but it's really of a lot of I mean, you know, I I wouldn't even call them Jews. I think they're people pretending to be Jews. Right? That's the thing is that I think that the they're I think that it's like the synagogue of Satan is saying it's it's evil people that are hiding within the Jewish religion that, yes, have gained significant control over the media, over Hollywood, but it it's ultimately it's just people doing Satan's bidding.
• 59:06
  Right? You know, I I I know I used to work in the jewelry industry. Knew a lot of Jews. It's a lot of good people. However, there are still there are a lot of a lot of people hiding within that religion, I think, that aren't true Jews.
• 59:18
  They're just hiding within it, and they're pushing out pure satan satanica, you know, synagogue of satan type stuff. But I'm always careful about those things, you know, for for obvious reasons. I need to be as a public figure. But, you know, go out to coffee with me, you'll hear hear my real thoughts. So let's go and see.
• 59:39
  Okay. Let's go and take a look at what's happening over on YouTube. Here we go. YouTube people make this a little bigger for people. There we go.
• 59:50
  A lot of people say that white people can't dance. Every dance troop I've seen are usually all white or light skinned people. But look at a rap music video go to a club and black women only know how to twerk. That's actually very true. I'm not gonna try to pretend that I can dance.
• 1:00:04
  I'm not a good dancer, but, you know, that that is a good point. That is a good point. Yes. Actually, I'm gonna I had to take a quick second to check a message from my wife. My two year old, has been vomiting all day.
• 1:00:23
  So I just need to apologize to check because my wife is upstairs with her and, discuss to make sure everything is okay. Okay. No. Okay. Sorry.
• 1:00:37
  Things things are okay. Yeah. That was that was my my you know, part of my day. Think my wife, Kate, went through four or five outfits today. My my poor little she has a little stomach bug from from something, and she just can't keep anything down today.
• 1:00:53
  And so even, like, maybe, you know, forty five minutes before I was supposed to go live, I was helping get her to bed because she fell asleep on the couch. And I'm holding her, and she just throws up all over my beard and all over my my shirt. And so, I you know, I got all the chunks out. But anyway, it's just part of being a dad, right? Part of being a dad.
• 1:01:17
  So, yeah, I'd love to see know, let me know if, what questions you all have. I I do wanna, you know, kinda pull something you know, kinda highlight something about Trump. You know, I'm not sure look, I personally I don't have much Trump much trust at all for the Trump administration. What I'm seeing, I'm seeing a betrayal of a lot of the things that, that we were led to believe would be happening. You know, Epstein, data centers, you know, Operation Warp Speed.
• 1:01:51
  But I did wanna highlight this as a post that was, put out from, this is Thomas Massey sharing something. He says, they ask why I'm the only Republican to vote no on Trump's spending bill. He, quote, awarded Pfizer contracts worth roughly 1,240,000,000 for COVID nineteen vaccines for the remainder of the fiscal twenty twenty six and fiscal twenty twenty seven, including hundreds of millions for pediatric doses. So again, this is whether you're a MAHA person, Trump person, RFK, this is you know, the CDC recently awarded about 1.41 almost, you know, $1,250,000,000 to Pfizer for COVID jabs, including hundreds of millions for the pediatric doses. So just I mean, look, I see people consistently finding ways with Trump to say, oh, well, he's just bringing his enemies out.
• 1:02:50
  He's actually in control. You know, he's not mandating them. But, again, I I mean, look, I would have thought I was really hoping with RFK coming in, this this, you know, second term that we're gonna see some real justice for operation warp speed. We're gonna see some real changes. I know we got rid of some of the dies and, you know, some other kind of things that, you know, okay, those are important.
• 1:03:16
  However, this is it right here, okay? So I don't know if maybe in somehow in your mind, you can still find ways of justifying this, but this right here is a big issue to me. And this right here is one of the one of the it's like, this is all kind of all I need to see for me to say, yep. I just I don't trust this administration anymore. You know, I'm not, like, pessimistic.
• 1:03:42
  I'm, you know, just kinda just saying, look. I'm just not gonna put my hope into it anymore. They're still rolling on. You know, hundreds of millions of dollars for pediatric doses of the COVID shot. You know, I mean, let me let me know in the comments if you can find a way of explaining that and make sense of it, you know, then let me know.
• 1:04:06
  But I I personally can't make sense of that. So, I'll Deep Sea, thank you. Prayers to the two year old, thank you. Appreciate that. Yes, thank you.
• 1:04:21
  Yeah. Yeah, more yeah, Hemp Carr, more mRNA with Stargate, billions to Pfizer, dine with Bill Gates, says he loves his gene editing agenda. He's a transhumanist. Yeah. If you if you watch the interview that I did with, with Patrick Wood that I published last night I won't pull it up right now, it's just go to the channel.
• 1:04:45
  You'll see it on there. It's about the dark enlightenment. I I think that's a big thing of what's actually happening right now, is I think that that there's been some sort of technocratic coup. And that's that's kinda outlines, like, the data centers, the flock cameras, the new cars, you know, with all the facial tracking features. It's I think it's all you know, America is, yeah.
• 1:05:14
  Tomahawk, Seth, do you think Trump is a Trojan horse? First, the Jabs, now shutting down the energy supply. Yeah. I would say I I think that whether again, I don't know his intentions. I don't know what what's behind it, but I can say that, yes, Trump is being used as a Trojan horse.
• 1:05:30
  Like, that's absolutely true. Right? There were so it's like, okay. What is a Trojan horse? It's it's this it's what you think is a gift that comes in, and you think it's this beautiful gift, and then actually, all this stuff, all this bad stuff is in the belly of the horse.
• 1:05:46
  And so yeah. I mean, you look at the COVID stuff. You look at the push for data centers. You look at the, you know, the flock cameras. You know?
• 1:05:58
  Trump's an investor in Axon, the company that is now replacing a lot of the a lot of the the, flock cameras that are getting canceled because of all the flock backlash. You know, the operation warp speed, I mean, you know, complete just tossing of the Epstein files. No justice for the Epstein files. I mean, yeah, I mean, war in Iran that that is crippling the global energy supply. You know, we're saying, you know, no more wars.
• 1:06:26
  So, yeah, I mean, I it it's like I think that I think that he is I think that he has become, in many ways, a a puppet, or he is being heavily controlled by Silicon Valley, by the tech bros, and by Israel. That's why I think that he is that that's what I'm seeing. Right? Is that those his actions are very, very heavily aligned with the interests of Silicon Valley and Israel, and oftentimes not the American people. I I do I appreciate his hard line on China.
• 1:07:01
  I I think that's good. I I think that that's you know, I think that China like, we can't forget that, like, the CCP is an enemy of The United States Of America, and they've got I think they love all the the the kind of praise of let's say, all the criticism of of Israel, that kind sucks. It kind of pulls attention away from the CCP, so I'm not gonna say that the CCP is innocent. But, however, yeah. That's, that's what I that's what I, I believe.
• 1:07:32
  Right? I maybe he can prove me wrong. Maybe, you know, the white hats are really in control, and there's gonna be some magical unveiling. And we're gonna realize that, you know, you know, that that Biden was just an actor the whole time. I I don't know.
• 1:07:48
  I don't believe it. I'm I feel like what I'm witnessing is I'm witnessing our nation being turned into a technocracy. I'm witnessing a surveillance state that is emerging, more rapidly than I I I probably would have imagined. I'm seeing the our culture is being just absolutely destroyed here. And I'm Yeah.
• 1:08:19
  I'm I'm genuinely concerned about the future of our country. I'm I'm I'm I'm genuinely concerned about the future of of our civilization because we've I I think that we're living in the we're living in the days of Noah. I to put it bluntly, I think that we're, we're living in a time where where there's, you know, wars and rumors of wars. And, I I think that we're gonna see, unfortunately, yeah, I think that we're gonna see, a lot of difficult stuff coming. Right?
• 1:08:52
  It just it just been I'm just being sober. I'm not scared of it. I'm I'm preparing for it. That's why we're building the ARC, our online platform, which will be ready very soon. I keep talking to him very soon, but I we're we're working nonstop on it.
• 1:09:05
  But, yeah, I I think that that just that just is where we're at as a society. So, yeah, WLMC, Trump is not a savior. I also heard someone mention, you know, January 6, yeah, J6 stuff. You know, people like, you know, Mike Lindell or a lot of these other people that were, you know, Tina Peters, people that sacrificed, you know, almost their entire lives, to to fight for this guy, Giuliani. You know, like, I know a lot of these people, and they they have not been taken care of.
• 1:09:42
  And, yeah, and and, you know, Vance. Right? So I think, you know, Vance you know, Vance is Peter Thiel. That just this is the re you know, Peter Peter Thiel created, you know, JD Vance and and got him into this this role as the, you know, as the vice president and look into Peter Thiel and Palantir, all that kind of stuff. So, yeah, you know, I'm I think that, yeah, I could say that I wouldn't say try I'd say in a lot of ways that the Trump administration has been a Trojan horse.
• 1:10:08
  I think Elon Musk is a Trojan horse. I you know, just as much. And what what they're doing is that they're basically bringing in a technocratic system in a in our country. And that concerns me, which is why I cover it a lot. Okay?
• 1:10:22
  It's it's it's why I'm I'm it's why I did my show last night with Patrick Wood. It's why the past two live shows I did were on flock cameras is because I'm I'm really concerned about this. I've got I've got two beautiful children, and I'm concerned about, you know, what what the country is gonna be for them growing up. And yeah. But, I mean, I'm still I'm still optimistic because I'm doing what I can.
• 1:10:47
  I'm preparing in the ways that I can. I'm trying to build my own community of people. I'm trying to use the platform that I have here with the podcast to encourage as many people as I can reach to become more self reliant, to strengthen their family, to strengthen their faith, to align back to traditional values and traditional ways of living, which I think is, is really key. So, yeah, that's what I'm doing. Okay.
• 1:11:19
  So I think I'm gonna start wrapping up. My wife will probably appreciate a little bit of help with the little one. But I wanted to just see Shy Guy Adventures, good evening to you. You know, checking over on YouTube. And let me see over there real quick.
• 1:11:40
  Yeah, the YouTube crowd, and then there's the Rumble crowd. Yeah. So, anyway, I think that that's really about it for tonight. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, thank you all for being here.
• 1:11:55
  Oh, thank you, Hemp Carr. And actually, let me pull it up over on Rumble. Yeah. It says, IMF don't operate in Iran or Cuba, I believe. Trump is fighting the deep state n w NWO by giving the whole globe to the deep state Epstein banksters.
• 1:12:13
  Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There you Trump is fighting the deep state new world order by giving the whole globe to the deep state Epstein banksters. Yeah.
• 1:12:22
  I I think, you see you say Cuba didn't use mRNA, and Iran bans Freemasonry. But I think Iran's actually very, very tied into the technocratic grid stuff. So yeah. Yeah. Atlas b e saying, Sesha interviewed the two guys who actually invented invented the Tesla Roadster and asked them how Musk ripped them off.
• 1:12:45
  Yes. Yeah. That's true. Yeah. Deep sea also yeah.
• 1:12:49
  The integration of the IDF into our own military, really concerning. You know, really concerning. That's what I say objectively. It's like Trump, you know, in many ways, he he's he's look at his actions. You know?
• 1:13:01
  Of course, he's doing some very good things for America. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna dismiss that. Right? There are some good things he's doing. But, however, in terms of external influences on him, it's in many ways, it's Silicon Valley, and it is the, in Israel.
• 1:13:17
  Tomahawk says, do you do anything to keep your chickens cool? It's going to be a 105 tomorrow. Well, so we live we live kind of in the woods. And so when it's really hot, the chickens will just find a nice, you know, shaded spot in the woods. There's a lot of as you know, like, if it's a 100 degrees outside, if you go into the woods, it feels 15 degrees cooler.
• 1:13:39
  But we also have, you know, we've got a lot of a lot of water. I've got my waterfall that's kind of right by the chicken area. There's a nice, you know, constantly moving waterfall with water, so they've got nice moving water to drink, to cool themselves down. 15, Tonya, or 15, Tony, BA. Thank you for the, that little donation there on Rumble.
• 1:14:00
  And you say, Seth, you're honest even when it's not popular with some. Great show. Yes. No. Thank you.
• 1:14:07
  I I appreciate that, Tony. And I just I mean, yeah. I I try to be. I just you know, it's like, that's just this is like, I I'm I'm actually a really bad liar, a really crappy liar. And so I just don't I try my best not to lie.
• 1:14:23
  Maybe it's a little white lie here and there, and, you know, kind of without thinking about it, need to improve on that of, Did I do that? Oh, I think I did. No, you said that you didn't do that. Okay. So, yeah, it's true.
• 1:14:32
  I didn't do that. But, yeah. Yeah, I try to, I try to be honest with you, because being honest with you is being honest with myself. And I also I I don't wanna I don't wanna give you I don't wanna give you false hope. Right?
• 1:14:49
  Like, was at one point, you know, I I was saying, hey, is devolution real? You know, is Q right? Is this stuff really happening? And, you know, earlier on, say, back in 2020, 2019, '21, etcetera, it was easy to believe in some of these ideas that there were these white hat operations, that devolution maybe was in play. But, I see there's a lot of people that are still holding on to that because look, I can tell you that you'll get more clicks if you can give people that kind of hope.
• 1:15:21
  But I don't, like I would not sleep right if I'm giving you hope and things that I don't believe are are true. And so, you know, I hope that the hope that I give you is just, you know, you learning the truth about what's happening in the world, and you learning how to take more responsibility, and you build community, and you build your own resiliency, like, that's what should give you hope. Not some idea, some belief that, oh, they're gonna unveil the med beds next week, and there's gonna be Nisara Jisara, you know, or the White Hats are gonna take over control. Like, I just don't believe those things. And so I would feel that I was being very, very dishonest with you.
• 1:16:03
  And that's to kind of put it lightly, because I feel a lot of responsibility having a platform like a podcast. You know, I reach millions of people every month, and I feel there's a lot of there's a weight of responsibility for that. And so if I was just doing whatever it took to keep you coming back, because I'm gonna keep giving you the keep giving you the hope, it would not be it would not be honest. And, I wouldn't be able to do that. So, yeah.
• 1:16:31
  Anyway, I thank you all for being here. I thank you for the support. Hello, Shy Guy. I look forward to I look forward to seeing a lot of you on the arc and getting to know you in a much more personal way. Yep.
• 1:16:46
  Tacticalboy88, stay strong. It's good to be white. It is. I love being white. I'm not ashamed of being white.
• 1:16:54
  I've got European heritage. I got, you know, Irish and Scotch shimmies where the red comes out in the beard. And, I I like fireworks. I like guns. I like campfires.
• 1:17:04
  I like pickup trucks. I like all the things that you would say are the the white things. And I like all those those things on the that were on the Smithsonian thing. Like, I'm hey. That's cool.
• 1:17:17
  That's me. I like having a family with a wife and two children. I like all those things. So anyway, yeah. Thank you all for being here tonight.
• 1:17:26
  It's always wonderful, seeing you. YouTube is a little more quiet tonight. I got a couple people over there, and so, thank you. Yeah. The woods are the best place.
• 1:17:38
  Yes. Anyway, Yeah, thank you for for being here, over on YouTube. Hanging in strong there. And again, everyone over on Rumble, thank you again for being here on Rumble. Thank you for praying for Lil' Gracie.
• 1:17:54
  Yep. Yep. So that's it. I will see you live again next Sunday. We've got some good shows coming out, this week, Tuesday and Thursday with some great content.
• 1:18:10
  Saturday, again I think Saturday, think we have our our hidden history coming out. We have an episode on the world's fairs again, which will be cool. So and also remind you that if you haven't watched, the show last night with Patrick Wood, check that out. Thank you, Tomahawk. I appreciate it, man, for that donation.
• 1:18:25
  Really appreciate you, Tomahawk. And, yeah, that's it. Thank you all. Have a wonderful and beautiful night. I love you all for being here, and I'll see you next week.
• 1:18:38
  Thank you. Take care, and God bless.