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- 3:35Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. I am very, very excited to be back here with you this week. Last week, was off from my Sunday night show for a few reasons, which I'll get into, but it is great to be here with all of you. And goodness gracious, has this world absolutely gone mad?
- 4:00He just continues to get mad. I mean, it's actually it's a good place to be in terms of a of a content creator where I'm focusing on the insanity of the world because there's never a shortage of content. And so we'll be getting into a lot of really good stuff tonight. We'll be looking at the White House shooting, which, I mean, you know, these things happen. Right?
- 4:21You have, you know, crazy people that do crazy things. That's not abnormal, but there is a lot of just really, really wild stuff that when you dig deeper into who this guy was, and there's this Twitter post, There's this there's a lot that we're getting into with that. We're also gonna be spending a pretty good chunk of time tonight talking about Palantir and what's really happening with a lot of these big tech companies that are heavily embedding themselves in our country and and more. And if you look along the lines of seeing the data centers coming up everywhere, these surveillance surveillance networks popping up, it's pretty dystopian. So, of course, we're gonna cover the dark and scary, but we're also gonna be looking at, okay.
- 5:07There's gotta be some good stuff. Okay. Where can we focus and all that? So that will be good. For those of you that are watching, I just wanna thank you for being here live with me.
- 5:16It's crazy on Rumble. We've already got let's see. What is it? We're looking at over you know, almost three and a half thousand people on Rumble so far, which is really, really good. And, we're just gonna we're gonna have some fun tonight.
- 5:28So we're gonna be getting into some wild stuff, some conspiracies, some more conspiracies, and we're just gonna have some fun. That's the only thing we can do. I mean, if you look around, you see how this absolutely insane and dark and scary the world is. There's kinda there's really a few things you can do. You can just bury your head in the sand and just ignore it like a lot of people do, unfortunately.
- 5:52You can become obsessed with the darkness, and you can just get into these deep rabbit holes where you're convinced that everyone's out to get you, and that's kinda true from the some points of view, but that's not a healthy place to be. Or, you know, kind of how I look at it is, like, I wanna be very sober. I wanna look at everything there is to see. I wanna understand exactly what's happening in the world. I wanna see who's trying to kill me, who's trying to take away my freedoms, and look at the whole laundry list of that.
- 6:21But I wanna look at it, but then figure out, okay, what can I do about it? Right? Like, I'm not gonna live in fear. I'm not gonna be hiding in some bunker for the rest of my life, though I wish I had a nice bunker. Not yet.
- 6:33But I I wanna know what's going on so I can figure out how to kind of meet it head on, how to take proactive steps with my own family and create my own community around me that's supportive. And it's like, if I can still figure out how to live in a way that I'm positive, I'm enjoying every moment and every day, while still knowing all this stuff, that's the great place to be. And that's where I try to be, and that's why I hope I can take you with me. So, let me know in the comments. I mean, throughout the show, we're pulling up, I've got the, let's see.
- 7:06I've got my Rumble chat here. So, you know, let me know in the comments, you know, where you're coming from. You know, I always love seeing everyone here. Just a few, shout outs, you know, to let's see. Tatanka, Dave, good to see you back here again.
- 7:21Good old Bendy rocks. Right? So good old Ben D rocks. I love seeing Ben here. Longtime listener from time to time chatter.
- 7:30So, yeah, Ben, thank you for being here, man. I really appreciate it. I see you're looking forward to some conspiracies tonight. Dueling spoons. I'm not sure what you're doing here.
- 7:41Dueling spoons, serious clothes in self defense here. Don't promote Amazon links in my chat, dueling spoons. That's that's not what we're here for. Okay? If it's relevant and if it's a product I'm talking about, but please don't come into this chat and just spam links.
- 7:56So, okay. Anyway, yeah, let's, let's just kinda let's kinda dive in. Now, before we jump in, you know, completely, just a few kind of housekeeping notes. First off, if you're new to the channel, this is your first time here, welcome. I'm glad to have you here.
- 8:13If you enjoy the show, make sure you hit that subscribe button to follow me. If you're watching on YouTube, which I don't have my YouTube chat up right now, but if you're watching on YouTube, please come watch on Rumble. Rumble's a much better platform. You know, there's a lot of content I can't put up on YouTube. Like, I just published, two part one and part two of my survivor series with Max Lowen.
- 8:35I couldn't even publish it on YouTube because it would have been a definite strike. So, you know, if you're gonna use YouTube, that's fine. I understand it. But just know that you are gonna be getting only a portion of my content. I don't put anything behind a paywall, but there are a lot of shows that I won't put on YouTube because I talk about the the COVID jab thingy.
- 8:54I talk about all kinds of conspiracies that YouTube will block me for and give me strikes. So, you know, if you're on YouTube, that's fine, but please come to Rumble. Now before we jump in, there's a few other notes. One thing just wanna talk to you about is with, Rumble. So Rumble obviously, I love Rumble.
- 9:14Rumble has literally allowed me to exist as a content creator. They've never censored me. They like my show over there, which is great. A lot of times, you'll see me up on the homepage, which is just amazing. So I just wanna you know, huge shout out to Rumble.
- 9:28But they've also got this thing called Rumble Wallet. So I'm gonna show this to you real quickly, pull that up. And let's see. This is it right here. Yeah.
- 9:36So okay. Now look. I'm not a big crypto guy. It's just how I am. I'm I'm much more just like a I don't wanna hold a piece of silver in my hand.
- 9:44However, crypto, I think, does have a function, especially in terms of privacy, especially with there's certain kind of types of coins you get into that are, I think, not part of this big brother system. And so if you are curious about buying, investing in crypto, you know, Bitcoin, stablecoins, USAT, gold backed stablecoins, whatever it is. If you've felt like it's a little bit too complicated, which it oftentimes can be, Rumble Wallet is a really easy way to get started. So with Rumble Wallet, you can buy, you can sell, you can manage your crypto all in one place. The app is really easy, very straightforward.
- 10:20And what makes it unique is that you can also use it to tip creators like me. So you can actually if you're on Rumble, you can do a tip using your Rumble wallet, which is kinda cool because I'm all about, like, you know, alternative bartering systems and everything. I think crypto is one that gives you some way of kind of being outside of the one of the main systems, but also just a way of supporting the Freedom First community that we've built here on Rumble. So if you wanna get started, it's really simple. Just download the Rumble Wallet app, sign up with your existing Rumble account.
- 10:47You don't need a new a new login or anything. There's a few security steps you follow, then you're up in minutes. So you can start with just a few bucks. And it has MoonPay built in, so you can easily use your, you can buy crypto using credit card, debit card, Bankwire, etcetera. So if you've been thinking about the advantages of crypto, download Rumble Wallet now.
- 11:06So there's a link in my, bio you can click on. You can also search for Rumble Wallet in the App Store, and I've also got a QR code. So if you're watching on a a TV or a laptop, just scan that QR code. It takes you right there as well. So download it today.
- 11:22Give it a try. Move your assets, you know, where they belong in your hands outside, you know, outside of the government's control, which, again, whether it's crypto for you or for me, it's these chunks of metal I can bury in the ground. Whatever it is, if you're a crypto person, highly recommend you check out Rumble Wallet. So getting into, today's show, there's a lot for us to talk about today. And one thing is that if you're live in the chat so pull up that Rumble chat again real quick.
- 11:49So if you are live in the chat and you're talking so I've got my producer, Kay, here who is fantastic, and so she is monitoring the chat for us. And so if you have any questions or comments that you want me to address, you know, make it a little bigger for you, just drop it in the chat. Just write question in all caps or comments. And she'll also she'll look for, you know, good comments as well. So just make sure you do that because then I you know, as I'm going throughout the show, I'll I'll kinda stop and answer some questions and have some dialogue back and forth with you.
- 12:18And so just make sure that you're active in that chat. Okay. So, okay. So Tanka Dave, he says, Dan Palantir and Vinnie Johnson's talk about free speech, but their mods spend their time banning and meeting people who ask fair questions. Yeah.
- 12:34I see a lot of that. You know, the only way like, I, of course, will I will I call it deporting. I will deport you from the Rumble chat if you're spamming. There's people that are in here obviously spamming. If I see that you're in here just trying to cause trouble and I which you can tell people that are in here just just kind of swearing at people, name calling, etcetera, you're gonna get get get kicked out.
- 12:57But if you've got genuine questions, like, ask away. I I don't I'm not paid by anybody. So, like, there's no money behind me except for what I generate from, you know, my my podcast business and the other things I'm doing. So I'm I'm a I'm a 100% independent. I'm a rare breed, it seems.
- 13:15So, you know, I'm not afraid to touch certain things. I I have to be careful. You know, I can't just come out here and just say whatever I want to. I start to be you know, I'm not an anonymous account hiding behind a frog profile. Right?
- 13:27I'm a real human being. My name is Seth Holehouse. I live in New York. This is me. This is not a deepfake.
- 13:33This is a real beard. I promise. This is not AI generated. So, you know, I I do have to be conscious of what I say publicly because my whole life is in the public. So, anyway, I still do my best.
- 13:47So okay. Actually, quick question. This is from Time for Changes. RumbleWallet physical or an app? It's an app.
- 13:54Yeah. It just you you put you put it on your phone. It is an app. And okay. So see Parallax XPT crypto is CBDC by any other name.
- 14:06Yeah. And to be honest, I'm I have a tiny, tiny bit of crypto. It's like a little sliver crypto. Personally, it's not my thing. But I'd also know people like, say, Mike Adams or Aaron Day.
- 14:19There are people that are very freedom minded that do see a a value in cryptocurrency. So, yeah. It's if if if that's for you, then, you know, check it out. So okay. So jumping into what's going on.
- 14:34There's some there's some wild stuff. Maybe you've seen this, you know, already, but, maybe you haven't. So let's just go ahead and jump into just the kinda one of the main stories tonight. So, basically, you know, they had the White House press dinner. Here gosh.
- 14:49It's kinda funny. Look at the advertisement right there. It's the IBM ad. Secure the AI area. Sorry.
- 14:56Secure the AI era with identity controls that address risk. Why aren't we talking a lot about that today, but not how to use IBM for digital security because I don't trust those guys one bit. But, anyway, so getting into I hate these ads. Getting into tonight's show. So the press dinner they had, this was, last night, yesterday, and some guy somehow magically snuck in with a bunch of guns, which is already like, there's a lot of red flags for me.
- 15:29Maybe you could say false flags. But there's a lot of red flags with that already. Like, how did this some random guy just waltz into this press dinner, which is a very, very high profile event. Obviously, you know, the president was there, his his family, JD Vance, all kinds of other very high profile people. So how someone even got into this thing carrying guns is is, like, already I've got all kinds of these questions about how that even happened.
- 15:57But, anyway, continuing though, so this guy, he gets in, I think he gets a couple of shots off. No one's no one's as far as I know, no one was injured or or killed. I think he had a shotgun with some buckshot in it, which makes me wonder how somebody wasn't injured. Because if a shotgun with buckshot, you've gotta be a really bad shot to not hit at least something with those things. So you just kinda point in the general direction and bam, and someone's got a hole in their leg.
- 16:25Right? So I don't know. That's kind of odd. But, anyway, this is what happened. So this guy here, this is a car read through a little bit of the article here.
- 16:33So, he's a California man. He's a California man arrested in the shoot in the shooting at the White House Correspondents Association dinner. He's a highly educated tutor and amateur video game developer opposed to the policies of John president Donald Trump. So authorities say Cole Thomas Allen it's his name, Cole Thomas Allen of Torrance, California, was taken into custody at the dinner Saturday night in Washington that was attended by Trump and top members of his admin. So, anyway, you know, the guy was 31 years old.
- 17:04He's got a kind of interesting background, really smart guy, and I he had some manifesto that he put out there, which, you know, certain parts of it were kind of made some sense, but sometimes I don't agree with, which is the case for a lot of manifestos. Like, Unibar manifesto, actually, a brilliant read if you wanna go read something really intelligent as the Unibar manifesto. But, anyway, we're not talking about that. So, anyway, so this is as I mentioned before, this guy walks in there. Okay.
- 17:30He has guns. He shoots him off, whatever. May man, I'm not sure whether he got a shot off or whether the shooting was from secret service. I don't know the exact specifics of it. But, you know, these things happen.
- 17:42Right? These things you know, Donald Trump didn't get nicked in the air with a supposed bullet. I mean, nothing kind of crazy happened. But, normally, you know, unless it's like, you maybe it was last night, maybe you'd cover this kind of thing live, but I wouldn't really be focusing on this. But there's a lot of really, really weird stuff about this, which I'll be getting into.
- 18:03So okay. First off. Okay. The guy, his name is Cole Thomas Allen. Right?
- 18:08His name is Cole Allen. Okay. Cole Allen, know, it was it's like his name was John Smith, right, or Joe Smith. So Cole Allen is not a very common name. Of course, it's relatively common, but it's not one of those names that, you know, everyone, you know, someone named Cole Allen.
- 18:26But what's interesting is that and this is where this is where the rabbit hole begins. Okay? Because I I love going into rabbit holes, and this is where the rabbit hole begins. So there's this profile, and I don't even know how someone discovered this. Like, this is kind of weird as well, but there's this profile here called, his name's Henry Martinez.
- 18:51Now this is a profile on Twitter, joined 2023, and there's one post. There's one post, and the one post is Cole Allen. Now this is this post was put 12/21/2023. This isn't a screenshot that someone doctored. I'm actually on x.
- 19:13I'll check I call it Twitter. I hate calling it x because it's, like, dehumanizing to call something x. Anyway, it's Technocracy one zero one. So so this guy, Henry Martinez, put this tweet out on 12/21/2023, and it says, Cole Allen. Now that's kinda strange.
- 19:34Right? It is I mean, it's very strange. What are the odds that one person back in 2023 puts out the name of a person that just so happens to be the guy that comes in and does this. Now maybe here's a theory. Maybe this Henry Martinez guy is actually a profile that Cole Allen started, you know, back in 2023, and maybe he put that out there knowing that he was gonna do this in the future.
- 20:04That's a possibility. You know, lot of people that do these kinds of crazy things, they they plan for a long time. So that is a real possibility that this account belongs to Cole Allen. Now, this is kind of strange though. Okay?
- 20:19If you look at again, I make what you want of it, but the profile image, obviously, it's Pepe frog. So it's a Pepe frog with a wine glass and a tuxedo. It's kind of interesting that that is exactly the image we have of Trump of the night. Right? Trump was sitting here in his tuxedo with not a wine glass, but a, you know, a glass of water.
- 20:43Maybe, actually, maybe there was a wine glass, actually. That that one glass left there looks like could be a an emptied wine glass. But that's strange. Okay. That's kind of odd.
- 20:54And you'd say, okay. Well, if you're looking at these things, this is whenever I'm looking at digging in these conspiracies, I I don't just you have to be careful because a lot of people online will post a lot of stuff that is not validated at all. And you realize later, it's like, oh, that's not actually true. It was just a lie that someone made up to go viral on social media. So that's already an interesting coincidence, right, that the picture matches in that way.
- 21:23Okay. But going back to his profile, this is where it gets kinda weird. So if you look at this background image here, right, this background image, it's just, you know, some kind of weird looking modern art. I'm not a fan of modern art, personally. I think it's it's demons and and, you know, it's like the destruction of mankind can be witnessed through the art of mankind.
- 21:43I think that art is something that was given to us by God to glorify God and to to have paintings that glorify the beauty of his creation. He looked at, like, you know, Renaissance art, looked at all the older art. That's what it was. Like, the artists were typically commissioned by, churches and whatnot. And their their aim through their art was to either depict scenes of of heaven and the the divinity or to use art to capture the beauty, to capture the beauty of a portrait or of a still life or of a nature scene.
- 22:13And so I think that that's part of, you know, if you look at the whole modern art thing, I think it's part of the overall agenda. So, anyway, that's not my purpose of tonight's show. So here's where it gets kinda weird, though, is the image that is his background. Where's the image from? Okay.
- 22:32So the profile was created in 2023, and as far as I know, has been the image that's been up there. So that image is from this. So it's from this thing called timemachine.eu. And now there there's not actually a time machine. It's more about as far as I understand, it's more about kinda capturing and kinda documenting through digital things like the human kind of culture, human experience.
- 22:59It's not it's not a real time machine company. Right? It's it's a they do three d stuff. Okay? So this is where this is the source of the image right here is this.
- 23:09Now here's where it gets even crazier. Okay? So we've already got the fact that it's already kind of we're looking at okay. Here here's our overlapping elements of just absolute kind of insanity here. So we had this account that was created in 2023 that tweets out one tweet.
- 23:25The tweet just so happens to say Cole Allen, the name of the person that was just arrested for, you know, shooting up or attempting to shoot up a White House press dinner. Okay? That's really strange. And again, it wasn't some screenshot of a tweet. That's something have be really careful with is that you'll see occasionally, you'll see videos of a I saw it because a fake video with a a Trump truth social post.
- 23:46So people can create all kinds of fake things online. So in my own due diligence and trying to do what's right, I try to look and try to find the original source for these things. Now what's also strange, though, I just realized this, is look at the logo of the time machine. The time machine is a black cube logo. So if you've looked into the black cube or the cube of Saturn, this is like a giant red flag to me.
- 24:12Again, it could be some random thing. Okay? But if you look at all of the symbolism of the black cube, that's a whole other rabbit hole to go down into, which is not only focusing on tonight, I just kinda just realized that looking at this, like, it's a black cube as a logo. Like, that's the beginning that that gets into Saturn worship and all kinds of weird stuff like that. But anyway, you look at the image, it's this weird kind of thing.
- 24:37I remember when first saw this image, thought, without actually knowing what was going on here, I thought this is kind of strange image. It looks like there's a face. Right? If you look right here, it's like there's a face. There's a face in this.
- 24:48There's obviously, that's an eye socket. So this is a face. It's weird, okay. Here's where it gets really, really crazy, okay. So this right here is that image, okay.
- 25:01Now look at the overlay of that picture. Look, look at that, okay? So you've got Again, like if you look and you see the face there, and you're like, okay, that looks like a face. That's what I see. And actually, if you see it again, if you look up towards the top, it looks like there's a hand outstretched in a fist.
- 25:26Right? So you can see it. And and even without kind of matching it up, it's, you know, it's kinda like a what the Reuchsacht Roy I forgot how pronounce it. Reuchsacht test, the inkblot test where they say, okay. Here's an inkblot.
- 25:37What do you see in it? I would say it looks like a skull, but it looks like there's an arm extended up. Okay, this is just absolutely wild though, because if you look, and you look at this, like, even the position of what I pointed out as being the eye socket that I saw in there, that is exactly Trump's eye socket right there. Now, again, the eye the mind can play tricks on you, you can see things you don't see, but it's like the placement of the fist going up into the head into the air, it's that's so odd. It's so strange that this overlay exists.
- 26:22I mean, even I mean, yeah, it's just it's just kinda why. Make of it what you will, but this is just really, really weird. Now maybe, you know, maybe they, you know, they they're using some sort of that's like, okay. Well, how do you explain this? Right?
- 26:40This image again, this image was put up on this website right here. This was back in if I okay. May 2022. So May 2022, this is right in the middle of Biden's term. So this isn't again, it wasn't some new image that was created.
- 26:58This is an image that was created in 2022. Now even if you found this image on its own and you thought, that's a strange image, and then you realize that it was a really close overlay to this image, even that would be really kind of strange. You'd be like, that's kind of weird that that overlay exists like that. Like, that's weird that this digital image is is almost if you took a, you know, Photoshop filter to the paint to the picture of Trump doing his fight, fight, fight thing. So that alone is weird, but the fact that that is the background image on the Twitter profile of the guy that tweets out the name Cole Allen, who just so happens to be the guy that got arrested for shooting off guns or whatever, you know, bringing weapons with intent to kill at the press dinner, that's also really weird.
- 27:54But then, okay, then you also say, well, that's also kinda strange that it's Pepe the frog in a tuxedo holding a wine glass, which is very similar to Trump sitting there with a glass in front of him. That's also weird. But what's also crazy is, okay, who's Henry Martinez? So Henry Martinez is it was supposedly to say he went missing. I don't know if he went missing, but he's a NASA guy.
- 28:19Right? So he was a NASA engineer. I'm not sure if he still is. I'm not sure to see. Do I have that?
- 28:26I don't have that up yet. So this Henry Martinez guy is if you know, again, is this his actually the Henry Martinez is actually the account? Who knows. Right? But Henry Martinez is a guy that worked with NASA with, he I think he was some sort of engineer with NASA and did something to do with, I think, with Orion working on one of the one of the satellites that they supposedly sent out.
- 28:45Don't trust anything comes out of NASA. I think the Artemis thing was, in a lot of ways, not what we were being told. But so he has NASA ties. But then what's also crazy is that Cole Allen, the guy that got arrested at the Trump dinner or at this at the press dinner, he was also an intern at NASA before. So, again, I don't know what this means.
- 29:10So there's people saying that this is proof of time travel, which I mean, does time travel exist? Maybe. I mean, I don't I don't know. I think there's a lot of technology that's absolutely hidden from us. And we look into if you get into the Mandela effect, there's some really strange stuff that goes on where it looks like there's been timelines that have changed, but I don't know.
- 29:30I've I've never traveled in time personally. So I I can't say that it's something that is is real, but I don't discount it. I don't I don't think that it's, I'm not someone that says, oh, there's no way that exists. But, anyway, if if you kind of put all this together, there's just a lot of strange stuff around this. It's like, okay.
- 29:51Was there time travel involved? Was there some sort of AI that could do some sort of predictive future stuff? I don't know. Was is was this account Henry Martinez? Was this an account that was made by Cole Allen back in 2023?
- 30:09But then, again, maybe that was the case, but then how do you explain the the photo? How do you explain the the picture on the top, which just so happened to have been made by a company or a, you know, whatever is a company or whatever called the time machine. Like, that you know, about building a time machine. Right? Now, again, they don't build time machines, but there's just a lot of things in this whole equation that are really, really, really strange.
- 30:38So, I'm gonna jump in over to the comments, and to see what you have to, think about this. Let me get a drink of my drink real quick. Okay. Tonight's drink is a, electrolyte drink. So it is a, grapefruit electrolyte drink in my ball mug.
- 31:02Most of my drinking at home is done out of ball mugs, or just regular ball jars. So, anyway, that's what that is. Okay. Okay. F in the F in the chat.
- 31:18That's a fun name, says God should let us throw pedos in the wood chipper feet first. Yeah, I mean, honestly, I think that, like I'm, I'm not someone that, is a violent kind of person, but I'm all for the millstone around the neck, type treatment. If there's one if there's one line, I think, that should not be crossed, it's children. And in my opinion, anybody I think that the I think that the, the kind thing to do, if you don't believe in capital punishment, is castration. It's like, if honestly, that's just be the thing.
- 31:56Is it if anybody gets if you caught diddling kids, it's like, chop it off. Right? Or chemical castration or whatever it is. Like, to me, that's the minimum. Wood chipper?
- 32:06Yep. I I don't have any, I don't have any qualms about that. Honestly, if if a society cannot protect its own children from predators, then we're we're kinda doomed. If you look at Planned Parenthood, you look at the hundreds of millions of unborn children that have been murdered, I think that it's it's very telling of the times that we live in. So, yeah.
- 32:30Yeah. Zeta who says, guy time traveling or another cooked up psyop? Yeah. I don't know. Right?
- 32:38Time for changes says time travel is a hoax. I mean, yeah. I mean, it could be a hoax. It could be real. The thing is is, like, I I would never come out and say that it's fake because I don't know.
- 32:50I can't I can't, I can't prove that it's fake. So Ricky Ricky in there says, drinking out of the same thing right now. Good for you, Ricky. Good old classic, ball jar. It says, made in The USA.
- 33:02Right? I try to buy made in The USA as much as I can. So, anyway, yeah, it's it's wild. It's wild. So Parallel says, seek seek government has time machine.
- 33:15Yeah. That's, yep. I I don't disagree. Time for changes says this is a distraction and better use of our time for real useful content. Yeah.
- 33:26I mean, look, I'm I'm I try to be very wary. I I don't like to just cover what the popular thing is. I think because a lot of time, they they are distractions. What are we talking about later in the show? You know, bread and circuses.
- 33:37But this I'm covering this because I'm just kinda like, this is a very strange thing. But also the real meat of my show tonight getting into Palantir and stuff like that, that's not a distraction, which I'll be getting into it. And then, Frank loves Gus who says nice to meet you, man in America. Nice to meet you, Frank. Not sure who Gus is, but say hello to Gus as well.
- 33:56Okay. Yeah. Lily Creek, I might vote if wood chipper was on the ballot. That's true. Yeah.
- 34:02It's true. Yeah. Also, Atlas BE, cannibalism rates high on the chipper list. Yeah. I agree.
- 34:09Yeah. To me, there's a few things that like, when human beings do certain things, it's like they cross a line where they're no longer humans. Like so to me, like, that's pedophilia, cannibalism. Like, you do there's a few things like that. If you do those things, it's like you know, you you go back couple hundred years, and you were you were burned at the stake, right, for doing some of these things.
- 34:31And I don't disagree with that approach. Arrow Pink who says, can dates on x be changed? I I don't look. I'm sure they can be. I'm sure they can be changed, but I don't know.
- 34:46I'm not sure how. So yeah. Also, facet dog. Yeah. Actually, I'm glad you mentioned it.
- 34:52You hear about David Wilcox dying. Yeah. So David Wilcox. Yeah. That's that was a sad one.
- 34:58I I do so I personally, I do believe that, I don't I don't think that he was killed. I don't think that I think that he just I think that he killed himself. That's my personal opinion. I mean, I think that he actually he did shoot himself in the head. Now whether it was voice to skull or who knows what, but, you know, he was I think he was a pretty, he's a struggling guy.
- 35:16I think he was deeply in debt. A lot of family issues. I think he had a lot of personal struggles. So, you know, this is for anybody who's in kinda getting into the more conspiracy, especially with, you know, with David David was really into some of the really, really kinda out there stuff. And it's it's a tough space to be in.
- 35:38It's a tough space to it can really mess with your mind, which is why I'm I'm very careful to keep myself grounded. I I try not to get too deep into into these rabbit holes because you can really lose yourself in them. So yeah. Alright. So continuing continuing, I wanna talk about what's happening with AI, with Palantir, with just technocracy.
- 36:03Because, look, I'm again, as I mentioned in the beginning, I'm not someone who is I'm not a doomsdayer. I'm a really positive guy. Like, if you meet me in person, how I'm kinda coming across to you right now, this is this is who I am. I'm just I'm overall, like, I'm just a really happy guy. Right?
- 36:21I've always been that way. My nickname in in call in high school was Smiley because I was always just smiling. And, actually, the I played football my freshman year, and the varsity team, they had this kind of game they would play to see who could hit me hard enough that I wouldn't get up smiling. I'm I'm not kidding. So they had this this big kind of tank of a of a running back.
- 36:43And I remember one time we're you know, because they they put the junior varsity up against the varsity. And one time, it's like they all planned it. The running back came up. I was playing off the defensive. I forget what you call this.
- 36:57You know, I it's been so long. Anyway, I was on the defensive line, and they opened up, and this running back just leveled me, like, full speed. I probably went up in the air. And everyone all the seniors were like, is he I kept smiling, and I got up smiling. Because it's just just who I was.
- 37:14So okay. Okay. So okay. Let's go ahead and kinda jump into the other thing today. So looking at AI.
- 37:24So there was a okay. So looking at Palantir. So there's a former Palantir executive. Wait. And I'll show you.
- 37:34This is gosh. I hate all these stupid. This is him right here. Right? His his thing is dirty indie.
- 37:39Right? So this is a so kim.com, put a post out talking about the White House in in the Pentagon, kind of a warning to them saying, look, don't listen to Palantir. Don't listen to Alec Karp. Don't listen to Peter Thiel. This is a warning.
- 37:54This guy responds to that. He says, I am an ex Palantir executive, and it is factually correct that Palantir intended to takeover the US government with heavy heavily funding the effort while heavily funding the effort. Many of my ex colleagues are now installed inside the USG apparatus. There's a reason the c suite of Palantir has me blocked. So this guy, I've looked into his profile, but he does seem like he that's legitimate that he is a an ex Palantir employee.
- 38:28Actually, he's pretty I think he's relatively high up. He's got a, you know, pretty strong tech background. So this guy is basically coming out, and he's saying he's publicly stating that Palantir, he says, is a terrorist organization, and then it has effectively embedded itself in the US government. He says, merging the American empire, Zionist military infrastructure, surveillance capitalism, and a techno fascist ideology merging them into a single architecture of control. Now if you look at, if you look at Palantir, and, again, if you look at Trump and you look at Trump the Trump administration, you know, whether you love Trump or you hate him, it doesn't really matter.
- 39:11Whether you think that there's some grand plan that Trump is playing a part of, to me, it's it's like you look I look at the the facts. I look at what I can know. Okay? This is what I know. Okay?
- 39:24Is that Palantir has embedded their technology into 27 government agencies and counting. This is a, tweet put out by Jason, Bassler, who is a I follow him. He follows me over on, Twitter. Recommend you give him a follow. Great content.
- 39:41Here he says, 27 government agencies and counting. When a Palantir exec turned whistleblower tells us that the company intends on taking over the US government, maybe we should listen to him. K? So these are the agencies that Palantir has their technology into. Palantir has been described as the operating system of the US government.
- 40:05Right? We're talking DOD, US Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Special Ops Command, DHS, ICE, HHS, CDC, FDA, CIA, IRS, DOJ, FBI, NSA, SSA, NASA, FEMA, Department of State, Treasury. It goes on and on and on. USDA. Right?
- 40:25So this is this is serious. Okay? And this is actually this is the article I just shared with you. He says, in case you missed it, a former executive for Palantir publicly stated that the corporation, which he refers to as a terroristic org organization, has effectively embedded itself in the US government. Now, look, I'm again, I don't wanna be a fearmonger here, but, like, this is this is something that we should all be very, very concerned about.
- 40:53Right? Because this is this is a centralization that is absolutely frightening. So if you look at you go back into the in the constitution, go back into how this country was established. It was all about doing everything possible to decentralize power, to limit the power of the federal government, right, to to make it so that your local sheriff has your local county sheriff has more power over you than the federal government. Like, that's how this country was established because the founders knew what would happen or what could happen when power accumulates and centralizes.
- 41:30Right? We've seen it over and over and over again. And so this is what's insane, though, is that if you look at the goal of a lot of the technocrats and you look at the goal of a lot of the globalist organizations, this is it. Right? This is exactly it.
- 41:47And so now you might say, oh, Seth, you're just being a a kind of a crazy fear monger, but, I mean, it's right here staring in front of us. This is really concerning. And if you look at the data center boom that's happening, the AI boom that's happening, you know, data centers and AI are what run the control grid. Right? So you have data centers, you have the AI, which is kind of the the brain, I guess, could say.
- 42:13The data centers in many ways are the body of that. And then you have the eyeballs everywhere, the surveillance grid, the surveillance network, which we'll be getting into. So this is this is absolutely, absolutely, absolutely real. Right? So I think I hope we can be sober about this.
- 42:30Okay. So continuing let's see, one second here. Okay. So okay. Next.
- 42:41So Palantir has recently put out their I think it's based upon Alex Karp's book, but it's kind of like their declaration. Okay? So in part of this I'm not gonna read the whole declaration, but Palantir has basically is now calling for mandatory military service in The US. So Palantir, which is heavily funded through defense contracts and through war, they literally said, okay, in this, like, official statements, official declaration put out by Palantir, they said, quote, national service should be a universal duty. We should, as a society, seriously consider moving away from an all volunteer force.
- 43:22So Palantir, the tech company that's running basically running our government is now saying that, basically, that fighting in our wars should be mandatory. Right? That it shouldn't be volunteer based so that it should be a universal duty. You know, I wonder how many of these Palantir I wonder how many of these executives I wonder how many of them are having their kids go off to fight in wars. But the thing is a lot of these executives, these big tech companies don't have kids.
- 43:52A lot of them are gay, which is kind of a strange kind of just occurrence is there's really weird gay men that are running these very powerful organizations. Okay? They don't have kids. And so but here they are telling us that we should all have our that we should basically be sending our kids overseas to fight their wars. Okay?
- 44:14And so yeah. So, yeah, here. Good good point. Scroll down. Simon, Simon Dixon who says, sure, Palantir.
- 44:21National service should be a universal duty. We should seriously consider moving away from an all volunteer volunteer force. Okay. Yeah. This guy says, the more troops, the more contracts.
- 44:30The more contracts, the more revenue. And, yes, Palantir executives are all Zionists. That's true. Right? They're they're very, very pro Israel.
- 44:38Right? Whether you are for or against Israel, the reality is is that these executives are very, very pro Israel. Okay? And guess who supports those who make money from war? Okay?
- 44:49And they want your children and family to join the attack force so you can get used so you can be used to get corporate America more resources from their piracy. Says one more thing. The tools they build to terrorize globally are also coming home ready to manufacture civil unrest. They beta tested their open air prison in Gaza, which is true, and civil unrest surveillance tools in The UK, which is true, and it's being rolled out across America. This isn't a company, this it's your digital prison.
- 45:20Yep. And also Epstein had some ties into that, right? Mister Peter Thiel there. So anyway, do your own research on that. So okay.
- 45:29Something to be very concerned about. Very concerned about. So if you look at okay. How do you control a nation? Okay.
- 45:35Well, war is a great tool. Financial control, which that's a whole different story. Food. But good thing, though. It's a good thing, though, that we've got all these farmers in America.
- 45:45They're just farming out there, making food for us. We have food independence in America. I sure hope that Palantir is not touching what's happening there. Oh, wait. Sorry.
- 45:54Oh my goodness. Sorry. They are. So the USDA just handed Palantir a $300,000,000 no bid contract to consolidate American farm data into a single platform, and the details deserve more attention than they're getting. So to someone who earlier said that the the kind of the time travel stuff was a distraction, yeah, I mean, you could say that it was potentially a distraction, but sorry, I was repositioning there.
- 46:22But this is not the this is not a distraction. This is real. Okay? I told you I'd be covering real things that matter, and this, in in my opinion, is one of the most important things, period. Okay?
- 46:34So let's let's kinda dig into the details of this. So the deal built around something called One Farmer, One File will give one company, Palantir, which also again, Palantir that also has all these other comp all these other agencies they're they're running the technology for. Okay? It will give that one company a unified digital profile of every farmer in the country, their land, their subsidies, their supply chains, and all of it running through the same foundry platform that already powers ICE deportations and military targeting. Okay.
- 47:12Now, again, this is just straight facts here. Since Trump took office, Palantir's federal contracts have nearly doubled, spanning defense, homeland security, ICE, treasury, justice, HHS, now the USDA. The USDA is is just the latest door to open, and this one leads straight to the food supply. K? So the company behind all this was co founded by Peter Thiel, the creepiest billionaire in a field that has no shortage of competition, which is true.
- 47:42A man whose biographer described his politics as essentially longing for a dictator who launched Palantir with CIA seed money, which is true, bankrolled J. D. Vance's senate run of 15,000,000, and once wrote that democracy has been in decline since women's suffrage rendered capitalist democracy an oxymoron. Now running the day to day operation is CEO Alex Karp, kind of a wild, crazy looking guy, if you've watched videos of him, who has told investors that the company exists to, quote, scare enemies and on occasion, kill them, end quote. He was also warned audiences that, quote, some people are going to get their heads cut off, end quote, and fantasized about spraying Wall Street analysts with fentanyl laced urine.
- 48:29This is this guy who runs Palantir. Okay? He's day to day runner, CEO, Alex Karp. So that says former employees have now publicly condemned his increasingly violent rhetoric, and a manifesto the company recently posted online was described across the political spectrum as cartoonishly fascist. So the bits I was reading to you about the, mandatory, kind of non volunteer, draft or whatnot, that was their manifesto.
- 48:56So continue. It says, so when the Trump administration hands this particular company a no bid contract over American agricultural infrastructure, that is not a bureaucratic footnote. Palantir will now have visibility into what farmers grow, how disaster relief gets distributed, how fraud gets flagged, and how foreign land ownership gets monitored with the full system not expected to be complete until 2028 and years of expansion still ahead. Putting the surveillance architecture of the American security state in charge of the food supply with zero competitive bidding and minimal public debate should concern a lot more people than it currently does. And I agree.
- 49:35This right here, that guy right there, that so there's Peter Thiel. And this gentleman right here is mister Alex Karp holding his samurai sword there. Okay? That's Alex Karp. So, again, this is, like, this is very, very concerning to me because I'm concerned about a technocratic system that can potentially gain control over, really, the entire world.
- 50:06I mean, that's the thing is if you look at these plans, you know, the end goal of being you'll owe nothing, you'll be happy, new world order, centralized global government, you know, one world government, one world religion, etcetera, you can see how a lot of this stuff is playing right into that. It's it's playing right into the ability for them to do that. And so now it's not just Palantir. It's a lot of these other tech companies. Right?
- 50:30And this is also something that's kinda strange is that, you know, when Trump won his recent this recent election, you had all of these Silicon Valley tech guys, like, all of a sudden, they've switched and they're super supportive of Trump. You know, Zuckerberg and all these people that used to hate Trump and would ban us from their their platforms for talking about, you know, things they didn't like, including supporting Trump. I mean, how how many of us were getting got banned or shadow banned or had our accounts canceled for talking about election fraud or any of these kinds of things. Right? These same people are now, like, his strongest supporters.
- 51:03Right? You have Bezos and Zuckerberg and, you know, the whole kind of laundry list of these people. And so now continuing, though, one one of these other characters is Sam Altman. So if you remember, I think it was day two of Trump's, term, you know, you know, this recent term, he has up on stage with him Larry Ellison, the the guy from SoftBank, and then he had Sam Altman. Right?
- 51:27So Sam Altman is another one of these really, really strange tech CEOs that kind of fits into a very similar profile of Alex Karp and Peter Thiel and a lot of this other club of people. Okay. So Sam Altman actually, wait, where is that post? Where is that post? One second.
- 51:48Maybe I didn't open it. Okay, one second. I'm gonna pull up my notes real quick. I'm gonna pull this one up. In the meantime, I want you to kinda let me know what you think in the comments.
- 51:59Let me see. Let me pull up, because I had one link that I didn't put in here. Let's see. Here we go. Okay.
- 52:08So, here it is. So Sam Altman, okay, he just gave his big presentation. Okay. There he is right here. That's mister Sam Altman.
- 52:19A guy that looks like he should be serving you a coffee at Starbucks is running one of the world's most powerful companies. So what's happening here? Okay. So World, which is Sam Altman's digital identity project, just unveiled unveiled World ID four point o and what the company calls full stack proof of human infrastructure. So the partner list is Tinder, Zoom, DocuSign, Shopify, Okta, AWS, and Verso.
- 52:51So AWS, which is Amazon Web Services, like, that's AWS hosts a plethora of companies out there. So Altman says that we're heading he said he opened this this current presentation by saying, we're heading to a world with where AI generates more content than humans. Pantera Capital says we've already crossed the threshold. So World, his company his their company's answer is an iris scanning device called the orb that creates a unique cryptographic ID proving you're a real person. 18,000,000 people across a 160 countries have already been verified.
- 53:27So Tinder, which, in my opinion, can can collapse and sorry, burn and howl as a company for all this garbage it puts out there. Anyway, Tinder, is like a hookup website, is rolling out, quote, verified human badges in The US after a Japanese pilot. Zoom has built a feature called Deep Face that verifies the person on a on a video call isn't a deep fake. DocuSign is adding proof of human checks to digital signatures. Shopify is enabling verified human commerce.
- 54:02The most significant announcement is agent kit, which is an infrastructure that lets AI agents carry cryptographic proof they're acting on behalf of a verified human. Okta built or Okta built an agent delegation system on top of it. The problem world is solving is real. The question is whether a centralized iris scanning identity layer controlled by the same person whose company helped create the problem is the right answer. Here's my favorite line.
- 54:28Altman is the CEO of OpenAI. He built the flood, now he's selling the Ark. So this has a lot of real world implications. Let me hop back over to get the chat going on there. Actually, I have been to Rocks.
- 54:42He says, Seth, have you heard of OpenAI OpenAI's Sam Altman, CEO, apparently trying to open portals and summoning ETs? Doctor Sal report on this. I've heard some some funny some crazy things about him. Yeah. Some some really kinda crazy stuff about a lot of these people.
- 54:58Just what you realize is that, like, these people they're not just these kind of random tech CEOs. Like, they're into some really dark stuff. I see that, time for changes, who says Kushner looks like a robot too perfect. Yeah. Kushner, who is instrumental in a lot of what's happening in the world today, especially over in The Middle East and Gaza.
- 55:20Kushner was on an interview talking about how he wants to be the last generation to die. Like, that Kushner I'm openly was talking about this. I've covered it in in a show I did, I don't know, three or four weeks ago perhaps, where Kushner was talking basically about how his goal is immortality, that his goal is to never die. And so if you if you look at these, a lot of these people, this kind of what you call the elite class, They are, they have this idea. A lot of them are, I wouldn't even call them, atheists, but a lot of them, they they really believe.
- 55:55They they're really striving for immortality. They want to live forever. They wanna be able to transfer their consciousness to some sort of digital, you know, kind of thing they can put into other bodies, which you look at Neuralink. I think Neuralink is laying the groundwork for that. And to me, it's like the funnel fundamental thing with this is that I don't want to live forever.
- 56:18Right? Because I wanna go to heaven. Like, I don't wanna be stuck in this human body in this disgusting earth that just is full of just filth. And, of course, it's like it's a beautiful experience. I'm a father, and I you know, there there's some amazing things that that are you know, that you have here, but, like, I don't wanna be immortal.
- 56:36I I don't wanna just live forever. And I think that people like, anybody that wants to be an immortal, like, to me, it's it's like to me, it's it's almost one of the biggest signs that there's something wrong with their fundamental belief system that they it's like, I I wanna be immortal up in heaven. Right? That's that to me, that's my immortality, right, is when I'm up there in heaven. So, yeah, that's a that's a because a giant giant red flag for me.
- 57:03So you have so, again, Sam Altman's coming out. He's got this. Now the thing is is that it's like, maybe this is part of what they wanted to do with AI. Maybe it's like, okay. Why is it that Elon Musk is always sharing?
- 57:15Look what Grok Imagine can do. Look what Grok Imagine can do. Look at this picture of some, like, scantily clad, you know, kind of Asian style woman in a bikini bouncing around. Like, why is Elon always sharing that stuff? I think that maybe as part of the overall program is that they wanna make it they they wanna flood the Internet with AI content, like making AI everything so no one knows who's human anymore.
- 57:39And so then, again, prob you know, problem reaction solution, the age old formula they keep using. Right? Let's make it so no one knows who's real anymore. That way, the only way you can access the digital realm is through a digital ID. Right?
- 57:58Makes sense. Problem, reaction, solution. And so that's I think that that's gonna be I mean, imagine if, you know, you're going to a website, which I think Reddit is is it Reddit? No. Discord, I think, is doing this.
- 58:10A lot of sites are already doing this. And, you know, you want to enter in this website, and but if you're gonna if you're gonna use that or, say, Amazon Web Services, you wanna use anything or Shopify, that they're gonna force you to digitally verify yourself. Maybe they're gonna partner with Sam Altman's company, and you have to do you have to do a scan of your iris. And so that way, whenever you wanna access the Internet, you're now using this. You have to scan your iris to verify that you're human.
- 58:37Well, it makes sense to a certain degree because I think a lot of people that I'm interacting with online are probably AI and they're bots. But from the other angle, there's no way I'm doing that. Like, there's no way, not at all. This is also a lot of reason why we're we're building the ARC community, which which I'll tell you about a little bit later is that, like, we're I'm I'm like, I in a lot of ways, I see this coming. You know, we we do see this coming, my wife and I especially, and so we're building our own private community of people that are real human beings.
- 59:06Now we're not gonna force digital, you know, digital ID and all that kind of stuff. I mean, you have to you have to sign up for it. It's a paid private community. So it's people that you have to be a real person. I mean, now look.
- 59:15If AI's gonna infiltrate, I mean, we'll try to find ways around that. But it's, yeah. I mean, I'm looking for solutions for how to how to get past this. So, you know, I wanna address this. So motherless children says who can do better than Trump?
- 59:34Now I'm not sure what you're talking about. I mean, you could argue, say, who can do better at Trump at bringing in this digital system? I mean, he's done a great job at it. But I've also seen people say, oh, gosh. Well, if you criticize Trump, they'll say, well, he's better than Kamala.
- 59:47It's like, well, yeah, I agree. But maybe not. Because if you look at, say I mean, again, I agree. Trust me. But if you look at, like, what Trump is doing, though, like, they're they're actually getting things done.
- 59:58Right? They're building the system. Palantir is embedded with this. You go back to Obamacare, and Obamacare, like, is a giant flop. So, you know, maybe if if Kamala got in, maybe she would just be so incompetent that all these things would never go anywhere.
- 1:00:13I mean, I don't know. But the thing is is that, yeah, Trump Trump is, again, love him or hate him, make your own decision, but, you know, he's legitimately helping and and kind of getting contracts to these companies that are building the infrastructure for a control grid like we've never imagined before. So, yeah. Anyway, so so I've been to rocks. You post that question a few times.
- 1:00:39Seth, have you heard about graphene oxide being in nicotine patches? I'll look it up. I will look at I'll I'll ask, doctor Artis about that. I'll shoot him a text about that and try to get back to you with an answer for that. So, anyway, so we've got, so okay.
- 1:00:56We have we have the same Altman thing. Okay. We're gonna cover a few more things. Now okay. Looking at this control grid, this control system so this is even frightening again.
- 1:01:07So these flock cameras. Now, I'm not sure if you've seen these yet, but there's these called these flock cameras, and this is mean, I didn't really didn't only knew about this couple months ago. So basically, let me kinda show you what's going on right here, because this is really, really concerning. So they're so Flock cameras, I think right now, there's over a 100,000 now of them. They're these AI scanning cameras.
- 1:01:28They scan your license plate. Right now, they're active in 49 states. So most Americans have never heard about the company behind it. It's called Flock Safety, and here's what it does. Okay?
- 1:01:37So Flock, and again, this is, back in March, think it's now over a 100,000. So over a 100,000 cameras nationwide, 20,000,000,000 license plates, scanned every single month, 6,000 cities and towns, you know, 4,500 law enforcement agencies involved. Again, there's a lot going on here. So what it does though so these flock cameras, you think that you know, they want you to think it's just this license plate reader. Okay?
- 1:02:05So what it does though, these are these little cameras. They scan their own roads. I'll show you how prevalent they are in America. It's frightening. So they scan your your license plate, but they also the AI logs the make, the model, the color of your car, any bumper stickers you have, any dents and damage, any mismatched paint, roof racks, modifications, so that they create what's called a vehicle fingerprint.
- 1:02:25So they can track your car even if your plate is missing or covered. Right? So let's just say that you wanted to kind of hide your identity somehow from license plate scanners, and you cover up your license plate. Right? They don't need your license plate anymore.
- 1:02:40They know that, okay. Hey. You drive a 1997 Honda Civic with a, you know, gray front quarter panel because you had an accent and never painted it. Right? So what's crazy is there's no warrant that's needed.
- 1:02:54Okay? So any police officer in the county in the country can search the national flock database. There's no warrant, no judge, no probable cause. One click, and a cop in California can see everywhere that your car has been logged in Georgia, Texas, or anywhere else in the network. Okay?
- 1:03:09So there's over 450,000 nationwide searches that were run-in a single thirty day period in 2025. So, basically, these cameras have been sold to local police departments and everything to solve local crime. I mean, again, there's value in this. Right? If if someone's child gets kidnapped and, you know, happens quickly and and they have a picture of the vehicle, you could use this flock camera network to find out exactly where that car is.
- 1:03:37I mean, there's value in that. I mean, you could argue and say there's value in tagging your child with, like, a little geolocator chip in them so that if your kid's ever kidnapped, you can see exactly where they are. I'll never do it to my kids. Right? There's always value in these things, but it's like, okay, at what cost of our own privacy?
- 1:03:54And so, anyways, these flock cameras, like, this is the real deal that this is this is up there. And they're creating this massive thing. They're working together with Ring. So if you know Ring, which is Amazon, they're working together with that. So now what's crazy is they because they have microphones.
- 1:04:12So okay. So Flock is not just cameras. So they make a device called Raven, which listens for gunshots. Okay? But in 2025, they announced that Raven would also alert police to screaming in human distress.
- 1:04:25So not only are these cameras reading your car and, like, creating this this vehicle, I you know, kind of fingerprint for your car, but they're also they're have these microphones. They're recording everything. Okay? But they also have drones. Okay?
- 1:04:39This is it gets crazy. Okay? So if you're selling it, the thing is just a license plate reading company. So in 2025, Flock acquired a drone manufacturer and auto and launched an automated drone program. So these are drones that can launch automatically when a trigger camera is an alert.
- 1:04:58Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. Sorry. When a camera triggers an alert.
- 1:05:02So now these aren't everywhere, but again, think about this once it expands. Think about this where all of a sudden, you're driving, the government what is you know, the government wants to come after you, and a drone kind of blanches out of this little area, and it's tracking you now. Okay? So these drones have a forty five minute flight time, thermal imaging, and night vision, giving a live video feed to police. Each unit covers 38 square miles.
- 1:05:28Okay. These are all in their own documents. So here's what's crazy. So there's a website called dflock.org. Okay?
- 1:05:37So dflock, so deflock.org, which is tracking what's happening with flock. So here, it's actually here's saying a a 89,000. I saw another place, I think it was more updated, it said it was over a 100,000 now, explaining what's happening with this. So there's been cities that are rejecting these things, right? There's 57 cities so far that have been rejecting them, but this is what they do.
- 1:06:00So here's an example. Okay? So if it's this is your car, it knows, okay, hey, you've got this extra rack on the back of your car, you have this bumper Raider sticker on your rear window, it's a gray car, saves a scratch on the side, it creates that footprint. So this is I mean, if you look again, what is this? This is a massive surveillance network that's being built by a private company that is selling the services to law enforcement and government agencies, and they're selling our independence, our freedom.
- 1:06:32There's a lot this is a lot of constitution. So this is, you know, like, this is absolutely violating our rights. Now here's what's crazy. Okay? Is you on this website, so if you go to dflock.org, if you click this button, explore the map, it opens up this website.
- 1:06:48So you can literally see wherever you live, right? So you'd, let's just say, okay, you know, some people that were in the in the chat, You know, so let's just say someone says, Oh, hey, I'm from, you know, I'm from Gainesville, Florida. Okay? So say you're in Gainesville, Florida, you can come into here and you can look, okay, let's go down towards Gainesville, and you can see every single location of one of these cameras. And this is like, I looked at where I'm at, and I was so surprised.
- 1:07:22There's eve I'm out in the middle of nowhere, and there's a flock camera at an intersection a few miles from my home. So this is just this is these are how these are how prevalent these cameras are. Okay? So say, like, smokes. Okay.
- 1:07:35Let's go. Okay. Where I grew up at. Let's go back to up to Ohio, and let's see what's going on up in Ohio. So I grew up out in the middle of nowhere, countryside of Ohio, just outside of Columbus.
- 1:07:48So here is Columbus right here. No, so that's Indianapolis. Ohio is right over here. I'm kind of taxing the map. Okay.
- 1:07:57So here is Ohio. Here is Columbus. So again Oops. I think I've kind of frozen a little bit. Okay.
- 1:08:07Here we go. So zooming in. So kind of around where I grew up, and there are cameras. Now not not as me out in the country, but even again, actually, yeah, right here. So I grew up this little town called Plain City.
- 1:08:25And there are now there are three cameras. Right? So as a kid, growing up, I was driving this is one sixty one. This is 42. I drove these streets almost every single day.
- 1:08:38And they've they've got flock and this is, again, this is some small rural, community in rural Ohio, surrounded by farm fields. They've got flock cameras out there. So, you know, again, check us out. Go to dflock.org when you get a chance, look at the map and see, you might find that there's actually cameras really close to you. Okay, so it tells you exactly where they are, tells you the exact intersection.
- 1:09:01Now there are people, now kind of do what you want with this, but there are people that are finding these cameras, and they're finding ways of disabling them. I'm not gonna encourage illegal behavior, but we've got this constitution that's supposed to protect us from these kinds of things. And what do you do when the government has overthrown the constitution? You know, different discussion. That's a private discussion we'll have later.
- 1:09:27So, anyway, you have these flock cameras out there. This is wild. Let's pop back over to the, the chat. Atlas BE says, look up Akron. Okay?
- 1:09:37Okay. Look at look up Akron. Actually, there you go. So, Yella Vangela, who says Leslie Wexner, Epstein's financer. He runs all the Ohio data centers.
- 1:09:47Absolutely. Yep. Actually, I saw we we were at a store he owned when I was growing up, and we saw Les Wexner one time. He he was driving a green Jaguar convertible at that point. Let me get some fluids real quick.
- 1:10:05Okay. So, Atlas, you should look up, Akron. Okay. Let's go back to Akron, Ohio. Let me zoom out.
- 1:10:16So the map's a little bit slow. Let's go up to Let's see if I can remember exactly where Akron is at, always drove through Akron. Sorry, I forget exactly where Akron's at. It was too too far north. Yeah, here we go.
- 1:10:33Okay. Yeah, here's Akron. So if you live in Akron, say you live in the suburbs of Akron, Ohio, okay? Say you live up here, right? All over the place.
- 1:10:46You know, they're not like in every neighborhood. I'm sure they will be eventually. But if they're not there, you better believe there's Ring cameras that are there, which are just as bad, if not worse, right? Cameras everywhere. Everywhere.
- 1:11:00Okay. Back to the comments. Pmax seventeen sixty five, this guy is pretty good talking about the many voices out there, especially ones you know is popular. Thank you. I appreciate that.
- 1:11:16I appreciate that. Thank you. Mr. P Mac, welcome. This is your first time.
- 1:11:24Yeah. Okay. So So w s 84 something at the website. Front page says it's not up to date. Yeah, because there's a different site that says, see, I think it's this one right here.
- 1:11:34They give their links for this. And this site right here, let's see, is this it? They gave a link to yeah. So this one thread I had, and the bottom has a link here. Okay.
- 1:11:46So this is the let's see. It was one of the oh, here it is. Yeah. State of surveillance. So this is it right here.
- 1:11:56Let's open that up. State of surveillance. This is, I think, is the most up to date site I found. So, I'm not sure what's on there, but stateofsurveillance.org. Yeah.
- 1:12:07Here, they're saying it's on a 100,000 cameras. That they're showing here. They have some kind of they have a kind of list here. Kinda showing us here details the Ring partnership. Right?
- 1:12:19So in twenty twenty five, October, Amazon's Ring announced a partnership with Flock Safety. So now agencies using Flock's Nova platform can now request footage from Ring doorbell cameras. Honestly okay. For everyone listening right now, if you have a Ring camera, throw it in the trash. I know those things are expensive, but if you have a Ring camera, you are literally self funding the surveillance state because your Ring camera is part of this entire network.
- 1:12:54Okay? So if you wanna set up security cameras I'm actually I'm going through that process myself, and and I'm we have some security cameras, but but I'm I'm kind of, probably paranoid, but I'm actually I'm actually designing right now, like, a full property surveillance for my own property. Now we live out in the country. So we're on seven acres on a quiet country road, but I've now got I've got a big gate out front. So I I in the front of our driveway, I've I've put a big gate that's always closed unless you have a password to get in or unless I I buzz somebody in.
- 1:13:26That's more so because the the delivery drivers will come in the driveway too fast. We've we've got kids always running around everywhere. So I was concerned that some big UPS truck we backing up and run over a kid or a chicken. We've got chickens always running around everywhere. So now I've got this big gate and, like, a big stone wall that we put up front.
- 1:13:44And I and I'm actually now working on kind of the security system two point o to get cameras everywhere. And, but I'm building local network ones, so I'm not I'm not buying Ring, you know, cameras. I'm actually doing something that's kind of run on my own local network. So, anyway, if you've got a Ring camera, sorry if you paid a lot of money for it, burn it. Or just sell it.
- 1:14:06Well, I guess you don't wanna sell it on Facebook, because then you're just you're just kinda letting someone else use it. And again, again, I would not have Ring set up anywhere if I was you. Just my own 2¢. Okay. Now, let's lastly, I got one other thing I wanted to kinda touch on quickly, which was the vehicles.
- 1:14:25So this is another thing. Okay. All vehicles made in 2027 will now be required to have a kill switch. So this is, as far as I know, this is now passing the law that all vehicles manufactured this is for America. All vehicles manufactured in 2027 will officially be required to come equipped with advanced impaired driving prevention technology.
- 1:14:47Under this new law, automakers must install systems that use cameras and AI to monitor driver behavior, tracking things like eye movement and attention levels. If impairment is detected, the system will activate a kill switch and prevent the vehicle from operating. A kill switch in your car controlled by AIs and cameras watching your every move. This is this is real. Okay?
- 1:15:13There's there's, there's a little video. I'm not I'm not gonna play it because, it's already 11:14 my time. But, anyway, so this is it. Yeah. So all vehicles manufactured in 2027 onward are now gonna have this kill switch that, basically, what it what it does is that when you get into a car, let's just say you're drunk, and you get into a car, it won't let you drive.
- 1:15:34Again, that's not a bad thing. Right? Like, you shouldn't be drinking and driving, or you shouldn't be, you know, high on edibles because they're available everywhere in the nation just about, and you shouldn't be stoned, you know, out of your mind driving a car. Like, that's not good. Again, so this is how it works, though.
- 1:15:51There's always something that's kind of like, yeah. I can see how that could be useful. But the problem is this is why I will never drive a Tesla. Like, never. I I will never own a Tesla because I don't want anything that's that digital that can be controlled and and monitored and cut off remotely.
- 1:16:08I I'm thinking maybe I'll I'm a be like a nineteen sixties pickup truck or something. It's like my main vehicle because it's just and it's EMP proof for one, but this is this is gonna be happening. So, again, if you look at the system, we've got flock, which is monitoring everywhere. I guarantee you in some way, FLOCK is tying into some sort of Palantir database. So they've got FLOCK system.
- 1:16:31They've got these drones that can pop out and fly and track you for forty five minutes wherever you're going with thermal imaging and everything, and that's just until you get to the next drone. Right? So it's not like you're gonna run away from the drone and you're safe. They probably they're gonna have drones everywhere. So, like, the I'm just trying to this is the America that we're we're kinda stepping into, and I just wanna be sober about that.
- 1:16:50This is the America is being built around us. We're having data centers being popped up. They're kind of cropping up like weeds everywhere. We've got between ring and flock and who knows what else, we have a surveillance state that is basically it's already in in it's already there. It's already built.
- 1:17:07We have a surveillance state here in America with advanced surveillance. And so we now have these vehicles that will be able to remotely deactivate your vehicle so they can stop it. So what happens if you're just you know, if you are now, you know, remember back under Biden, a lot of us were kinda classified as domestic terrorists because of our beliefs. So what happens if maybe it's not Trump, maybe it's the next guy who gets in, that what happens if this gets activated on the American citizens. And, also, keep in mind that there's a lot of people I see that are saying, oh, well, maybe Vance is gonna run.
- 1:17:43Maybe, you know, maybe Trump's gonna pass the torch to J. D. Vance. JD Vance is a product of this system. Okay?
- 1:17:49JD Vance is our vice president because of the founder of Palantir. Okay? Peter Thiel is JD Vance. Like, if you get into the backstory of JD Vance and you see his political rise and everything, those two are, like, linked at the hip. Okay?
- 1:18:06So if you think that J. D. Vance is gonna get in here and he's gonna be the one to carry on this Christian conservatism and, you know, protect the constitution, I'm sorry, but, like, that guy is is Palantir. So just just be realistic about that. Okay?
- 1:18:23So, you know, the question I have my last thing I wanna show, then we'll jump in is just kinda chatting, question, comments, is I wanna show this. Okay? Because you have to ask yourself. I'm sure that if you're watching this show on your Sunday night, 11:00, you're like me, and you're looking at this stuff, and you're saying, hey, this is not good. Right?
- 1:18:42Like, I'm not gonna go just distract myself with the Super Bowl or something. Like, this is really serious. Like, this is really serious. But for a lot of Americans, they don't care about this stuff. Right?
- 1:18:53And the thing is is part of the reason why they don't care about this stuff is because people like me are blacklisted on most major social media platforms. So, you know, I think a lot of people in America, if they saw this content, if they saw tonight's episode, which I hope you can share this with people, honestly. I hope you can share this with your friends and family. But if if a if 50,000,000 Americans saw this episode, there's probably a lot more of them that would say, oh, wow. This is crazy.
- 1:19:21I didn't know that was all happening, and I gotta do something about this. But that's part of the reason why most Americans don't care about this stuff is because they're not being shown this information. Fox News isn't covering this. Newsmax isn't covering this. CNN, MSN, they're certainly not covering this.
- 1:19:37Right? The mainstream podcasters, the ones that get really big, and it's like, wow. Look at the guy. This guy's got 5,000,000 followers on YouTube, and, you know, those guys, they're not covering this. Their job is to keep you distracted and keep you fighting left versus right.
- 1:19:51Their job is to tell you that, hey, the midterms. We gotta get our guys in on the midterms and or we're screwed or, hey, you know, the next election. Like, that's their job is to reinforce the left versus right, the straight versus gay. The their job is to reinforce these fake identity battles that have consumed our nation. They've turned everything into a political issue because then people are so distracted with that that they're not paying attention to this stuff.
- 1:20:23Now and and beyond that, though, this right here, this is it. Okay? You know what this is? This is okay. Well, I've I told you, this right here just happened.
- 1:20:35This was a mass protest, 300,000 people in America that got together to protest the surveillance state. I saw this, and I was so proud. I was so proud that 300,000 Americans got together to protest this. It gave me hope. But then I realized that, actually this was the crowd that was gathering to watch the NFL draft.
- 1:20:56This it's like, think of all these men. Think of all the potential testosterone in this crowd of people right here that are standing around to watch the NFL draft. Think of what would happen if all these people were instead protesting the surveillance state that's being built around us in what's supposed to be the freest country in the world. What would happen if that was the case? But you know what?
- 1:21:29Unfortunately, it's not. And you know why? Right here, there's a guy, I think he's Roman, poet, juvenile. Sorry if I mispronounced his name. He didn't say this exactly, he's the one who coined the term bread and circuses, but give them bread and circuses and they will not, they will never revolt.
- 1:21:50Is this not this is it. Is this not our country right now? Right? Why aren't more people standing up against this? Why is this crowd right here why is this not a crowd of people protesting the very thing that will probably take away the rights and the freedom of their children?
- 1:22:11All these people here, right? All these people in this crowd, these are a bunch of men, these are a bunch of fathers. These are people that their job is to protect look at all these guys here. And I'm not judging them. I'm not I'm not like, you know, it's like, okay, yeah, because they they don't see this information, and they they've been fed this since they were a kid.
- 1:22:28Right? The importance of the NFL draft and the the Super Bowl. Like, this is the culture that's been created around us. This is the culture of bread and circuses right here. But imagine if every single man in this thing was saying, I'm gonna do whatever it takes to fight for the security and the freedom of my children.
- 1:22:48But unfortunately, they're not. Right? It's I'm sorry. If if if you have the time to go spend an entire day in a huge crowd to watch a draft, to watch the NFL draft, this is what's wrong with our country. And again, I'm not judging these individual people, because these are hobbies for them.
- 1:23:12You know, life is difficult. Maybe this is their one outlet, right? But this right here is social engineering to its core, is to create a population that is so distracted with useless stuff, whether it's sports, left versus right paradigm, the latest Netflix series, whatever it is. We've become a nation that has been become so distracted that the men who just a hundred years ago would be like, look at the forefathers, you know, our founding fathers, right? These are the men that would do anything to fight for the liberty of the country.
- 1:23:51These same people have just become another another person in the crowd that is so focused on whether their favorite college football player is gonna get into the draft. That's where we are. Give them bread and circuses, and they will never revolt. It's comet time. Okay.
- 1:24:16Alrighty. Okay. So, see, I told you, I told you this wasn't gonna be a show focusing on distractions. Okay? Thank you.
- 1:24:27Thank you for, thank you for sticking with me. Let's see, let's just see, let's just take a look and see what kind of crowd we got right now. So we've got, holy smokes, almost seven and a half thousand people. Seven and a half thousand people over on Rumble. Thank you, those seven and a half thousand people.
- 1:24:42One thing I will ask all of you, hit the thumbs up. I'm being serious. Hit that thumbs up, okay? It's a it's a really easy little button. You just click on it because, you know, that tells me is it that that's how I can see it.
- 1:24:55It's okay. This this information matters. Okay? This information matters. So if you're watching we have over 7,000 people watching live right now just on Rumble.
- 1:25:05Honestly, if I wasn't so shadow banned on YouTube, I'd probably have 70,000 people on YouTube watching live right now. And I'm not, like, doing it to brag or anything. It's just like like, I my goal is to get get this message to more people, but this is the reason, right? How do we end up with this? We get with this because they control the information, and they distract people, and they censor people, and they they have, you know, they they have the influencers that rise to the top, become really successful, they make millions and millions of dollars, but their job is to make sure that these people don't see the kind of content that we're talking about here tonight.
- 1:25:49So, yeah. Anyway, I'd love to I wanna hear your thoughts. I wanna hear your thoughts now. Yeah, WS-eighty four, I don't watch TV anymore. But when when I happen to be where it's on, it's shocking.
- 1:26:04Yeah. It is. It is. I watch a little bit of TV with my wife. That that's the one thing that we'll do.
- 1:26:08Like, you know, we we like watching documentaries, historical dramas. You know, mostly documentaries. You know, we we love watching documentaries on social engineering, you know, that kind of stuff. We've been watching some recent documentaries on, like, cults and secret societies and stuff, which have been really interesting. Maybe we watch the occasional you know, I I I like we watched, recently, we watched the Count of Monte Cristo series.
- 1:26:33There's a series that I think was put out, I think it was last year. Really, really well done. So, you know, we, you know, we we try to find things that have real human stories in them. And, yeah. Yep.
- 1:26:47So, yeah, been to Rocks, yeah. Only two twenty one likes. Yep, yep. Yep, thank you. Thank you, man.
- 1:26:55H hit that, hit that Yeah, Rock Justice. Welcome, Patriots! Donald's your daddy. Yeah. Unfortunately, there's a lot of people there's a lot of people that are just they're just trusting that plan.
- 1:27:09And, I mean, if that's what gives you hope and that's what allows you to find a little bit of peace in this world, I don't blame you. I mean, you know, it's it's a pardon my French, but this world's a shit show. But again, I think that, you know, I look at I look at the, I look at the information. Right? So, yeah, exactly.
- 1:27:32There you go. P Mac, pursue truth, and most of all, humble. Yes. I agree. And I I really yeah, I try, I try my best.
- 1:27:41Just keep humble. Yep. Absolutely. Yeah. Old world.
- 1:27:52I'm actually gonna start I'm gonna start doing some more content on old world stuff. So I I I I'm gonna be I've been working on a show about a few things. I've got a show that I'm working on kind of a script for, kind of building out a a raw narrative about the bell, the destruction of the bells and the sound. The, other thing is, world fairs. You know, I'm gonna be doing some stuff with world fairs.
- 1:28:18Like, that's just some really cool stuff with that. So, yeah, old world stuff. I that's also something really fascinating. It's like they've they've they've lied so much about what's happening here. Like, just like, they lied about what happened yesterday.
- 1:28:31Like, imagine how much they've lied to us about our history. Imagine how much has been hidden in, like, the the catacombs under the under the Vatican. Right? A lot. Deb Brandt, Aussie mom here.
- 1:28:43Good. Thank you for, joining from Australia. My wife is an Aussie mom, but she lives here with me in America now. But we've got a lot of family over in Australia. I've been to rocks.
- 1:28:57Seth, I speak French, I hate French. A little bit, I speak a little bit of French. Yeah. Motherless Oh. Children, keep this dude safe.
- 1:29:11Thank you. I hope I hope I can be kept safe. You know, it's also actually it's funny, someone else put there they said, let's see. Yeah. WS 84 said, I believe when you gave when you gain massive support, you become a target.
- 1:29:23Honestly, and I think that that is just God's way of keep me looking over me. Because I think that I feel really grateful that I have been able to reach a lot of people, but I'm still in a lot of ways under the radar. And I don't actually, it's part of me that I don't want to grow the show too large. I like I like where it's at right now. I like kind of keeping my own little kind of smaller community of people.
- 1:29:53Yeah. I saw someone mention My Lunch Break. Yeah. WC84, My Lunch Break. Yeah.
- 1:29:57I watch him sometimes. Actually, I I tried to reach out to see if I could interview him, but he he did never responded. Yeah. I I love, yeah, old world stuff. You know, love getting into I've got a whole kind of bookshelf of old world stuff, you know, tartaria, falsification of history, falsification of science.
- 1:30:15I I really enjoy that as a as a topic. You know, the insane asylums, orphan trains, cabbage cats, patch kids. Even looking at gosh. I I can't I I'm really I'm excited. I can't wait to start doing the shows on this.
- 1:30:29I think that we're coming to an end on the survivor series. And so, the next series after survivor series is going to be old world. So hidden history, bells, world fairs, you know, old technology. So, yeah, that's I'm really looking forward to that. Urban, hey, from Sweden.
- 1:30:54That's great. Also, we got, Angela Angelopoulos, Aussie Q, Queen Queenslander here. Also, Aussie from, Wollongong. Yeah. There you go.
- 1:31:07Thank you. That's from, Lance Dally Tattoo. There's a lot of Australians, actually. It's great. I actually funny enough, I haven't been to Australia yet.
- 1:31:18So, which is crazy, because it's like, we got married right around, like, COVID time. And so a little bit little bit yeah. So I I because all the lockdowns, it just, yeah, couldn't do that. Muse Q, you are the only podcaster I watch now. I don't trust her.
- 1:31:35Thank you. That means a lot to me, honestly. I really I really appreciate that. I I hear that from from actually a handful of people. They'll say, look.
- 1:31:43You're the only person that, they've they've they've kept with. And that's how I am too. Used to listen to tons of podcasts, but I just slowly there's very few that I listen to now. My wife probably one of her favorite podcasts is, Crow Triple Seven. I'd love to interview Crow at some point.
- 1:31:58You know, he's good. Divulge con total says, Seth, do you keep in touch with Ben, Chastine, and Rob Counts? Actually, I was just texting Ben, like, two days ago. So, yeah, Rob, not as much, but, yeah, Ben yeah. Because I Ben's a childhood friend of mine, so I do keep, a little bit in touch with him.
- 1:32:16But he you know, they're they're they both live pretty far away now. So, yeah. KD and whatever, so heavy. Kenny, my lunch break is awesome. Yeah.
- 1:32:28My love my lunch break. Yeah. He's a good one. Yep. Modern history is a fake.
- 1:32:34Yep. Now, you know, P Mac, who says, you can see in real time the populace is waking up. This, I agree with. I do agree with, that, that there are a lot of people still waking up. And keep in mind, think it was what, only 3% of the population that was what really kinda led to the revolution, revolutionary war, and everything that happened back then.
- 1:32:53So, again, like, we're making inroads. There's a lot of people that are waking up. The Epstein stuff that really woke a lot of people up. And what's funny is that on Facebook, of all places, I'm like, my reach on Facebook is actually Facebook has become, like, my number one platform, which is interesting in terms of just the overall reach. I've had a lot of content on on Facebook that's getting millions and millions of views, which is interesting, which makes me really happy because I think that Facebook is, like, a lot of the more kind of mainstream people, not to judge Facebook users, but I think a lot of there's a lot of Facebook or Facebook people that are you know, they're not watching Rumble.
- 1:33:31They're not you know, they're just on Facebook. And so, yeah, I think in in I think I looked at in the last sixty days, and it's a big kind of thank you to Kaye, my producer. She's really helped out a lot of this. But in the last sixty days, I think I had over 10,000,000 impressions on Facebook, which is cool. Like, that's great.
- 1:33:47Like, more people. So, Debra, I love listening to your calm voice, and so great to have your Aussie wife connection. Yeah. Thank you. Thank I appreciate that.
- 1:33:59I yeah. I do appreciate that. Yeah. Seth is a voice of reason. Thank you.
- 1:34:04Thank you, Benda Rocks. You know, Deb is asking, what town did your wife grow up in? So she she was she grew up in a lot a handful of different towns. She was in Sydney, I think, and Melbourne area. Her family was also in what was the little town?
- 1:34:21Now her a lot of families, they they live on the coast. I forget which area it is. They've got some property. They're kind of off grid on there. They've got a big, you know, 60 acre property with a complete off grid setup, which is really good.
- 1:34:32Can't wait to go visit them. So, yeah. Muse Q says, your Survivors series is amazing. It'll never be the same. Thank you for that feedback.
- 1:34:44Yeah. Thank you, Pheppy. I really appreciate that, feedback. We we put a lot into that Survivor series, and, we've got, I think I think we'll have maybe one or two episodes more still before we get start getting into, hidden history and everything. Atlas BE, this is one of the best podcasts around, not just because of its host, because the live chat.
- 1:35:03You know, I agree, actually. Honestly, like, the credit goes to all of you. Yeah. The credit goes to all of you because I I like, I've been to a lot of I I've looked at a lot of live chats. Like, I'll hop into just occasionally out of curiosity.
- 1:35:14Okay. What's happening in a Tim Pool live chat? Or, actually, I was on Tim Pool recently, and I looked at, like, the live chat after, like, the chat replay. Just absolutely just horrible people in there. Like, just, like, constantly arguing and swearing, and it's just like I come to this live chat, and I'm like, ugh, these are my people.
- 1:35:32I these are my people. So, yeah, thank you for all just being so kind and and just having this honest and just intelligent discussion. Yeah. Crow, the Flight Earth Dave. Yeah.
- 1:35:43Crow, I interviewed Flight Earth Dave. I did, like, a three hour interview with, Flight Earth Dave, like, two or three years ago. Lot of fun we had. So oh, Alpine Retreat. Thank you.
- 1:35:55Says new Rumble follower here. Thank you. I I love when I find new Rumble followers. That's really good. So Alpine Retreat says, New Rumble follower here.
- 1:36:04Not sure how much I line up with all this yet, but I like being informed, and this looks like mature and good faith content. I'm here for it. Thank you. I really appreciate you being here. And thank you so much for the the $5 donation.
- 1:36:15I really appreciate that. And, yeah. I'm glad you know, I I hope you stick around. I really do. I I the one thing I can tell you is that I always try to be intellectually honest.
- 1:36:29Even if I'm wrong about something, like I like, I'm fine to say, hey. I'm I'm wrong on this. That's just my goal. I I I wanna be honest. And so I wanna keep digging and digging.
- 1:36:40And so my worldview is, like, I try I try really hard to not become fixed in what I believe. Obviously, my my my faith, my spirituality is is is pretty fixed for me, you know, and strengthens and deepens. But beyond that, I I really try to have a very open mind, and understand that I've been lied to a lot in my life. And there's certain things that maybe I thought were true that I was told from when I was 10 years old that maybe aren't true. So I try to be just really honest with with, yeah, with everything.
- 1:37:10So okay. So, Lance says, Still listening to Patriot Underground, Top Pocket. So I'll check them out. Patriot Underground, okay. Okay, okay, let me scroll Okay, let's see.
- 1:37:26Okay. Let's see. Okay, Ben Zhu says, Maybe interview alternative doctors about treating long COVID with affordable natural products. Yeah, I'll look into that. I've done some coverage with that, but I'll look into it because I haven't done as much health coverage lately.
- 1:37:45So Yeah, Byron Bay. Oh, yeah, yeah, Byron Bay. You know, Drew LaWise's wife's case told me about, Byron Bay. The soft spoken warrior lumberjack. I guess that's a if that's me you're referring to, I will take that.
- 1:38:04I will take that. I agree your voice is penetrating the calm. I think it's a gift from God. Thank you. I I appreciate that.
- 1:38:12It's funny because, you know, my wife is a, she's a, musician, and, she was kinda talking she explaining how my voice makes a sound, because I she knows a lot about that kind of stuff. And she's explaining that, basically, just how my vocal cords are. It's kind of more raspy, and it just it's funny. I I can't talk for a really long time. I start to lose my voice.
- 1:38:35I don't have a very strong, voice, but I think it's it's a I guess it works well for a evening podcast voice. Okay. So, Laura. Hi, Seth. Laura T from Tennessee, outside Nashville.
- 1:38:51My mom was just down my mom was just down visiting she was in Franklin down there. And, do you see above someone who's from Cambodia is watching? Wow. Great. Wonderful.
- 1:39:02So someone from Cambodia. Welcome from Cambodia. Okay. So Zincon has his question. Thoughts on the new lawsuit filed in Colorado against the federal government on geoengineering?
- 1:39:16So I'm gonna be hopefully interviewing Tom Rinz soon. Tom Rinz is recently he's gotten really involved to start he started something up, to focus on legal action against geoengineering. And so I'll have him on. I don't know enough about to kinda comment on that particular, lawsuit, but I'll have Tom on soon to talk about that because I'm geoengineering is a is a subject very close to heart. Yeah.
- 1:39:43Arcade Ventures, who says, Flat Earth doesn't resonate with me at all, but I don't believe the NASA story. It that's kind of where I'm in. I I I'm I'm not a I'm not a, flat earth kinda guy. But but with that being said, I do think we're being lied to about our world. I think we're being lied to about gravity.
- 1:40:03I think we're being lied to about the size of our world. I think we're being lied to about the the population on our world. There's a lot of things that and that's why I was kinda fascinated because I went kinda deep diving into flat earth at one point. And I I I I'm not I wouldn't I'm not I wouldn't say that I believe that we live on a flat earth, but I would say that I don't think that the story that we've been told is true. So maybe it means that we're on some sort of, you know, kind of firmament flat type thing, maybe.
- 1:40:28You know, I mean, I don't know. But I definitely, definitely think that NASA is a giant SIOP. And I think that, yeah, we're we're being lied to. So, yeah. Divulge con toto says, Seth, what's your take on the tragedy with David Wilcox?
- 1:40:45I I kinda I touched on this earlier. I I do think I don't think that it was a government hit. I just, I think that he was just struggling, think he was deeply in debt. I think he was a very, very sensitive guy. I know people like him that are kind of like that, you know, very sensitive.
- 1:41:03And, yeah, I do think I think that he was just in a really bad place in his life, and he was struggling, and his, his wife had left him, and he was deeply, deeply in debt. And so, I don't know more than that, but that's just my own personal take on it. So, yeah. So, Atlas B, if nicotine patches are bad, then how about some homegrown tobacco with DMS? So that's a good, good point.
- 1:41:27Actually, I should look into because we're actually we're doing our, we're doing our, gardening right now. Actually, today was really beautiful. We planted potatoes today. So we're getting all of our garden beds set up. And I was out with my wife, Kate, and my two daughters, they're two and five, and we were out just planting potatoes.
- 1:41:45It was a wonderful we had a beautiful day. We went to a pond store, because I'm gonna build a pond in our front yard. And so we went to a pond store for some kind of inspiration and learning. We came back, and we were out the garden planting potatoes, and it was just lovely. It was lovely.
- 1:42:02My two little girls are little potato farmers. Okay. Okay. Let's see, keep going. Keep going.
- 1:42:13Niles here, Chicago neighbor. Let's see. So many good comments. So many good comments. Zayeta say, NASA being a fraud does not make the earth flat.
- 1:42:27Don't worry. LOL. Yeah. I mean yeah. I mean, you know, it's like NASA being a fraud.
- 1:42:32I agree. It doesn't mean it doesn't mean that, that the Earth is flat. Yeah. I agree. I I I think that the, you know, the Earth could be round, and NASA could be a fraud in lying.
- 1:42:41Absolutely. Yeah. Renette, Renette Senum is a good one. I've interviewed her before. So, yep, she is a good one.
- 1:42:51Rock justice, there's only 500,000,000 Chinese. Yeah. I interviewed, Lei, who she has a a Lei's I think it's called Lei's Real Talkover on YouTube and did a whole interview on that specifically. I do think that the Chinese population is much less. I think it's closer to half a billion, personally, through my own interview with her and my own my own research on that as well.
- 1:43:10Okay. Need some need some liquid. Okay. Continuing. I think we'll probably close-up soon.
- 1:43:38So but yeah. DJ Beastie, love the beard. Thank you. Yeah. I I've, I haven't I actually need to get a haircut.
- 1:43:47My hair has kinda grown, you know, quite long, but I I kinda like it. You know, if you remember, if if you sorry. I repositioned myself in my chair. If you remember, I used to have long hair. Like, when I first started the show, I blame COVID for that.
- 1:44:02But I used to have hair down to my shoulders. I put it up in a man bun. But, yeah, the beard is, it's not going anywhere. In fact, I haven't really been trimming it much lately, and I I like that. I like it's that that red beard.
- 1:44:15I've got, you know, I've gotten very Scotch Irish in my DNA, so I've got that red that comes out. But I like how I have the white coming in. It's kinda it's kinda like to me, it's like, I don't know, I was like, you know, Gandalf the white. And it just I've you know, I'm I'm I'm I turned 40 this year, I'm only 39, which is kinda crazy. So I've I turned I turned 40 June 18 is my birthday.
- 1:44:36June 18, I hit hit my big year, 40. And, But, yeah, I've I've had this color hair for a lot of my adult life, which I like it. I I've never really had this desire to kinda keep looking young. I just want I wanna look however old I'm supposed to be. So Oh, yes.
- 1:44:53Okay, ARC. Thank you. So, RK Ventures So, yeah, ARC is, we're we're kind of in the very, kind of the very, very last, last stage of of the ARC. We are so people who don't know don't know about the Ark. So the Ark is a private community that we're building, my wife and I, and it is, let me pull up the website real quick.
- 1:45:13So the, if you wanna learn more about it, the URL is buildtheark.com. Now it is, it's buildthearcwith a k. Some people say buildthearc with a C, doesn't work, which is not, it's Arc, a r k. Yeah, so this is what we're doing. We're building, it's actually pretty incredible.
- 1:45:31We're building a, it's gonna be, it's a private community. Think of it almost as a, it's evolved initially, it was supposed to be something we kind of set out to do, which was gonna be like a learning platform. You know, we have, we have like an ARC Academy on there with the education about preparedness, and kind of, you know, community building, and we're gonna have local kind of kinda chapters, what you may whatever you wanna call it. But, so right now, we're the, like, the final stage of building. It's actually grown in like, basically, it's a private, like, social media platform.
- 1:46:00It's it's it's kinda like a Facebook, only it's got a lot of other things, like, more than Facebook. And so it is but it's private. We're we own every line of code. Everything about it is private. So we're also we're we're building in these really, just fantastic, fantastic parts that we're we have, like a garden planner on there.
- 1:46:21We've got like food and water calculators. We've got all these amazing even this kind of view my neighbors type thing, we can kind of view people that are around you. But we've also spent a lot of time figuring out how to have it security, like kinda how we're even setting it up. So we're actually, even how we're legally setting things up, I'm not gonna get into it yet with you, but we're setting it up in a way that it's kind of, we're kind of leaning into the constitution. Because the constitution actually kind of sets forth we have the right to privately assemble and to privately associate.
- 1:46:50And so there's ways that you can set these kinds of communities up that give you, on a very kind of constitutional level, give you privacy. So anyway, so it's coming. So again, if you wanna learn more about the ARC community, you just go to build the ARC with a k, buildthearc.com. Just drop in your name and your email, and we will notify you as soon as it is ready. I was hoping we've been ready weeks ago, but we're honestly, like, to be completely honest, we were kinda killing ourselves to to try to rush to finish it.
- 1:47:22My poor wife, Kate, was, you know, working honestly, she's probably I mean, I'm not kidding. I'm being serious. For the past two months, Kate has probably been working on average about twelve hours a day, even on weekends. I'm not I'm not kidding with that. She she she does she works hard like that.
- 1:47:40She's like an insanely hard worker, but she's been doing probably twelve hour days for two months now, to try to get this platform finished, because we decided to kind of build it with our own code and everything. And so we own the entire thing, and we're setting it up. So right now, we're the main thing we're doing right now is actually app testing. So we're, we have an app, that we're relaunching. It might be a little bit delayed because the approval process in terms of after the lump might take a week or two.
- 1:48:10But yeah, right now we're refining the app and the mobile experience on it. And it's beautiful. Like, so actually, we actually find out we were using it today. So Kate was out, we're looking at our garden, and Kate was, she pulled up and she looked at the garden planner. So we have a function based upon wherever you're located.
- 1:48:23It shows you exactly your garden planning. So you can see exactly what plants to plant, which plants should be hardened, which ones are ready to harvest. So, anyway, yeah. So it's it's it's yes. Anybody can join.
- 1:48:38Right? It's it's private. So, you know, it's it's a, so it's not gonna be a public platform. It'd be for members only. And, it's $17.76 a month.
- 1:48:50That's the price. It's just the introductory price, it might change in the future. But as of right now, that's where we're at. We've got a waiting list of over 13,000 people, maybe I think probably 14,000 people now. So we just been, we're really trying to do it right.
- 1:49:05So, yeah, just like Noah's Ark, but yeah, with a k though. Right? So Ark is spelled a r k. So just like Noah's Ark. And that's kind of the idea, right?
- 1:49:13That's the whole idea is that I like, honestly, I I feel like, that just like we talked about today, all that I think that there's another round of lockdowns and and kind of digital secure digital kind of tightening that is, like, very severe. And so that's the idea is that we wanted to build a platform that we own, that we host on private servers, that, we're actually setting up. So actually, in terms of how we're kind of protecting it legally, we're setting up as a PMA, which is a private member membership association. And if you look at PMA's I I was almost gonna cover this as, like, my my main topic today. But, you know, PMA's are like, our country used to be built off of PMA's.
- 1:49:56So, basically, that kind of the idea is that if a group of people, they enter into a private association within themselves, they have their own kind of bylaws and everything, that that protects them from the government. And so there's actually been major cases that have established precedent, like, one of the biggest one being, I think it was n w the NWACP versus, I think it was Alabama. So the NWACP, I think it was back in the fifties, the state of I think it was Alabama. The state was trying to get them to hand over their membership list. But the Supreme Court stepped in because they were a private member so membership association.
- 1:50:30The Supreme Court stepped in and said unanimously that the the state the state cannot have their cannot have the member list because it is a constitutionally protected, the right to assemble and the right to associate. And so we're setting up the ARC in a way that the government will not be able to get our member list. Not yeah. Definitely not not AWS servers. Absolutely not.
- 1:50:54So that's kind of the idea is that we're setting it up so that we're constitutionally protected as a private community, as a private membership association, that we have a constitutional protection to maintain the privacy of our members. And so that's like, that's been part it's also slowed us down a little bit, is we wanna set it up properly. Because I do think that, like, there's another like, it's gonna be tightened. All this stuff is gonna be tightened up. Like, the freedoms that we have right now, I think will not be here.
- 1:51:26And and and I'm not sure how long it will take, but the idea with the arc is our tagline is everything worth preserving. Right? So the human relationships, the knowledge, we wanna be able to preserve this. We wanna be able to preserve this community and be able to have access to each other and and and build local relationships with people that you meet on the platform. That's the key, it's not just platform to scroll through.
- 1:51:47It's about like finding other people that wanna help you, all kinds of things. So anyway, that's, the website, if you wanna get on that list. Again, it's just arc community sorry, buildthearc.com. And if you're on the list and you're waiting, I apologize that it's taking so long. We have limited slots that we're kinda opening up on the first round of it.
- 1:52:11And so if you've already confirmed with me, if you've already emailed and you've your confirmation on the list, I've got your slot reserved. So don't worry about that. But anyway, yeah, if if you want to Yeah. If you wanna if you wanna learn more about that, go to buildtheaarc.com. That link will also be in the description.
- 1:52:31And you can you can check it out there. And so Gosh, we're still seven seven thousand three hundred people watching live. It's incredible. Absolutely incredible. Yeah.
- 1:52:40We're we're avoiding AWS servers. We're hosting on private servers that are US based. Okay? So, eventually, maybe we'll have our own servers that we own, but that's a tricky thing. But, yeah, we're we're like, we're taking security so, so serious.
- 1:52:59It's gonna have so it has a chat function on it, so you can you can has like a messenger on there. It's, end to end encryption, So it's it's a true privacy. And, again, we're setting it up. So even if the government comes in and said, Seth, you know, we're worried about your ARC community. Hand over your members list.
- 1:53:17We've got, like, layers upon layers of protection, and we have literally supreme court rulings as precedents saying that we are not going to hand over our membership list to you, and we're protected by the constitution. So that's how we're setting it up because it's like, it's an arc. Right? So I wanted to build an arc that could carry us through whatever's coming. And if I did it just in a way that it's like, we think we have this safety, we think that we're protected, and all of a sudden, the government comes in and they want a full membership list or they wanna see all the private conversations, they won't have access to that, and the Constitution will protect us from that.
- 1:53:54So, yep. That's kinda a little bit of what's also slowed us down a bit. So, yeah. All right, let me get another drink here. Excuse me.
- 1:54:12And, yeah, so, and it's, it's $17.76 per month. That's the cost. There's also an annual cost, which will cost less. But it's so it's imagine it imagine I can't really show you too. My upcoming live shows, I'll go over this with you.
- 1:54:29But imagine it's like a private Facebook that has all the functions of Facebook, you can friend people and everything, but you've got full privacy. But you also we have the Arc Academy. So we're gonna have a full training on everything to do with self reliance. So if you wanna learn about water filtration, backup energy sources, emergency medicine, we have a whole academy we're building out, so you get access to. There we've got a food calculator, a water calculator, so you can actually you can calculate your know, say you wanna have food for six months based upon your family, you can do that.
- 1:55:03Water calculator, we have this planting tool, So guarding to calendar, so you can literally open your calendar, and we're using it. We're beta testing it. You can open your calendar, and it'll tell you, okay, hey, today, now in your area, you can now plant these 10 vegetables today. It'll tell you but it also says, okay. You should start hardening your tomatoes.
- 1:55:23So if you're you're growing indoors, there's gonna be gardening on there. There's gonna be, like, a huge amount of of stuff on there. So it's not just like, hey. Join my Patreon and support me. No.
- 1:55:35I wanna give you I wanna give you everything. So the the value should be something where it's just like, oh my gosh, I get so much out of this. So mother of boys says, I get an error when trying to sign up. Human verification failed. Make sure you're going to again, I'll put it in there, buildthearc.com.
- 1:55:52So that is the URL. So sometimes people put in buildthearc with a c, but arc is not spelled with a c, arc is spelled with a k. And so if the c, I don't own that domain, I try to buy it just to redirect it for people that maybe mistook it but yeah, buildthearc.com will take you to this exact page. And that's where you then just put your name and your email. And then I will keep you updated and notified.
- 1:56:18It's coming out soon. Like, hate saying, oh, it's gonna be one more week or three more days because it's like but it's very, very soon. We're at the final stage of beta testing, final stages of getting the app ready, everything. So Yep. Okay.
- 1:56:32All right. I think that we're gonna start coming to a close now. I tried to, let's see. I'm looking Let's see. I'm trying to trying to kind of get I think I got a lot of the, a lot of the comments and everything.
- 1:56:54Let's see. I see a note from, from Kay. It says, Look at the camera more. Sorry if I haven't looked at camera very much. I've been reading the comments a lot and everything, so I'm looking at you now.
- 1:57:08So, yes. Thank you, Kay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
- 1:57:14The s 55, Bart 55, it says, the new Noah, good thinking. It's smart. I'd love to be involved with this ark. That that's kind of my thinking. Right?
- 1:57:23It's like, I feel like that we live the days of Noah. The flood is coming. I think the flood is is not a giant flood. I think the flood is the beast system. It's Technocracy.
- 1:57:34It's everything we're talking about in the show. Like, to me, that's the flood that's coming that's gonna threaten everything that we hold dear. And so we're trying to, yeah, just build a vessel that can help carry us, through whatever's coming. So that's the idea. Okay.
- 1:57:53Alrighty. Well, I think that yeah. I think that this is, yeah, I think this is, good. Shy Guy Adventures, I see you have a camping channel. I see you've you're you're here promoting your your camping channel.
- 1:58:09Okay. So you're in New York. Let's let's just check this out. Okay. Shy Guy Adventures, okay?
- 1:58:15What's your what's your what's your rumble? Let me see if I can pull up your channel just to give you a little bonus here. Let me see if I see if I can pull your channel up, Shy Guy Adventures. Okay, here we go. Alright.
- 1:58:29Shy Guy Adventures, who, who came here. He's he's in the chat. He I'm not sure if you're an actual fan of Man in America, Shy Guy, or if you just came to promote your channel, but I like camping. I live in New York. So I'm gonna pull your channel up for people to see.
- 1:58:47I love anybody that that is a content creator that's putting yourself out there. So, Shy Guy Adventures, let's give you a shout out here on the live chat. Let me know, Shy Guy actually, Shy Guy, if let me know if you're and just be honest with me. Let me know if you're actually a fan of Man in America, or if this is your first time, or let me know if if you just came to promote your channel in my chat. Honestly, I'm not gonna judge you for it.
- 1:59:14I'm I'm pulling your channel up. I'm being kind to you. Okay. I'm giving you a shout out. I'm just curious, though.
- 1:59:19Right? Just let me know. Did you actually come here because you watched the show, or did you come here and you're hoping to promote your camping channel? Because to be honest, I love camping. Right?
- 1:59:27So if it was a cosmetics channel, I would've I would've banned you. But I do wanna know. Let me know why you're here. And and if you're I live in New York too. So if if your channel's about if your channel's about, camping in New York, I'll subscribe to your channel.
- 1:59:40I'll check out your content. I love camping. One of my goals this year is to get a little travel trailer so that I can take my family camping more. So thank you for being here, Shy Guy Adventures. I'm looking forward now.
- 1:59:54I'm I'm yep. I'm looking forward. Oh, see. Yes. Smooth Sue Smith.
- 1:59:57I'm officially now a ham. Awesome. Good for you. Actually, I just bought, I don't have any ham training, but I just bought this. Let me see if if I can find it for you.
- 2:00:10Let me see if I can show you what I bought. I think it's this. Is that right there? This is not the exact one, but Let's see. Actually, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna shut you a ham radio.
- 2:00:41Oh, Shy Guy says, this is my first live chat I've been to on Rumble. Well, thank you, Shy Guy. I think the guy's sold out, actually, what I was gonna show you. Anyway, I just I I just bought a, I was really excited about it. Just got it.
- 2:00:57Basically, it's kinda it's something like this. Big fan, but new fan. From Florida. Okay. Oh, Fia Bart, good for you.
- 2:01:08Good for you. So, here, let me I'm gonna show you, because I just saw think it was, Sue who said that? Yeah. I I just bought this. Not this one exactly, but I just I just recently got a, I'm not ham trained.
- 2:01:20I've never used a ham radio, but I wanna learn. So I bought a similar one of this. I got I got a little ham radio, portable ham radio in a in an old school metal ammo can. And so I'm really excited about it because I I wanna learn ham radio. And so I did I bought a really cool little portable ham radio in an ammo can.
- 2:01:38So, I'm excited for that. I'm excited for that. Yeah. Bendarox, what's wrong with cosmetics? I don't use cosmetics.
- 2:01:47Okay? My wife uses the only thing Kate uses is DMSO cream. That's all she uses. So anyway, yeah. Yeah, so Sue Smith, that's great.
- 2:02:01I'm so glad to hear that you're gonna be, Ham Radio. Yeah. Also, Steven, yeah, first time here, your title of time travel caught my attention. I'll have to rewatch from the from the beginning. I hope so.
- 2:02:15Yeah, I hope so. Shy Guy Adventures, which which part of New York are you in? Let me know. Let me know where you're at. Yeah, welcome aboard, Shy Guy.
- 2:02:25How cool is that? Let's see. Let's see. Okay. So Shy Guy, he's got seven followers on on Rumble.
- 2:02:30Let's see if we can get Okay, I'm gonna follow. Check it out. Follow. Boom. Okay.
- 2:02:35Let's see if we can get Shy Guy some followers. We got eight now. Okay, I'm a follower for Shy Guy. Let's see what you're about. Yeah, okay.
- 2:02:45Well, Shy Guy, glad to have you here. I'll look forward to checking out your camping content. I love camping. I absolutely love camping. So yeah.
- 2:02:58Thank you. Welcome. Welcome aboard, Shy Guy. Okay. Alright, I think that I think that we're about I think we're about to end.
- 2:03:06The problem is I just I'm having so much fun, just talking to everybody. Also, yeah, KDNHB, first time here. Is there a poll today? Not sure what that means. Maybe you sense there's a pull into here.
- 2:03:20I'm not sure. Maybe there's a cosmic pole that's pulling you in to Man in America. Let's see. Yeah, Sue Smith, compared to Seth's, I have a silly handheld. It's limited to my technician's license.
- 2:03:41Oh, he says you're in the southern tier, shy guy. Okay. Well, Shy Guy, I'm in Orange County. That's that's as much as I'll I'll put out there publicly. I'm in Orange County.
- 2:03:53So, yeah, good to have you here. Ben Derock says, Can a vegetarian safely use a ham radio? No. Vegetarians, they have to use tofu radios. They cannot use ham radios.
- 2:04:06FCC limits that. So if you're vegetarian, if you search for tofu radio, you can get tofu radios instead. Okay. Let's see. Gtrandie111, You're a class act, Seth.
- 2:04:20Love your show. Looking forward to the arc. Been on a waitlist for a while, but I now understand the weight. Thank you. Thank you.
- 2:04:27Rock Justice, you're a likable guy and I ain't gay. Well, good. Honestly, I, you know, I think it's good for men to be close. I've got some men I'm very close with, but I'm I'm not gay. I've never I've never been gay.
- 2:04:39I've never had even any inclination. I've never even had any gay things coming into my thinking. I just, I just, I love women, right? I love my wife. I love my children.
- 2:04:50Hopefully, can have more children. Yeah. So but we'll see. We'll see. But I'm a I'm sensitive.
- 2:04:59I'm a sensitive kind of guy, but I fly straight as an arrow. So Oh, yeah. There we go. Shy Guy is up to 19 followers now. All right, Shy Guy, man, you came on the right night, man.
- 2:05:14You came It's not refreshing. I think it's cached for me. That's why it says eight followers. But yeah. Absolutely.
- 2:05:24Yeah. Aram Aram Aram Arami Boy says, Looking forward to purchasing a Sprinter camper van and travel cross country one day. Great show. Thank you. Yeah.
- 2:05:34Yeah, I'm actually looking at getting I've been look doing research on, different kinds of travel trailers, and I think let me see if can show you. I've really I've this is the let's see, this is the I'll pull it up real quick for you. This is the company that I think that if I get a travel trailer, I'm gonna get one of these guys. They're called Intech. So let me pull this up for you.
- 2:05:59Right? So they're called Intech. They're not like an Airstream quality, but they're way better than your typical, like Jayco and whatnot. But this is what I want to get actually. Maybe one of these guys right here.
- 2:06:16They're they're beautiful, beautiful. They're they're they're a little pricy, so this is kind of like a it's a dream. Maybe maybe we'll get there. I'm not sure. But they've got this all aluminum construction you can see.
- 2:06:26Like, they're just really, really well made. And, so anyway, these are the man hey. Maybe look. If if you're watching this show and you're say you own Intech, you know, and you wanna give me a camper, and I'll I'll talk about it on my show, I I would be okay with that. But they're yeah.
- 2:06:40They're they're really beautiful little travel trailers. Because my that's what I wanna do, especially once we get the ARC community really up and going. We're doing a lot of local events. And and so I wanna be able to travel. I I really wanna be able to travel places and to take the family and pack up and go.
- 2:06:55So I wanna be on the road more. And so I've been, I figured out how to set up, like, a mobile podcasting studio. So, yeah. So that way, can keep working on the road, but yep. Yes.
- 2:07:11Tanaka Dave or, Tatanka Dave. Orange County, New York is expensive. Yes, it is. Though I'm in a very rural area, but, yeah, it's still. Yeah, it is.
- 2:07:21It's it's still is, yeah, New York is I hate it's it is what it is. Crystal loves David. I have seven I have three grown children and five grandchildren. Good for you. Very good for you.
- 2:07:34I love I love seeing that. I love seeing that. Yep. I you know, I wish I would have gotten married to Kate when we were both, like, in her early twenties, and I I probably would have eight kids. But yep.
- 2:07:48So see, Cielo Donald, please watch my latest documentary, Big Trouble in Little Quartzsite. It deserves an interview in your channel right up your alley. Send you know, drop the the link into the into the into the chat, so I I can save that. Okay. That's funny.
- 2:08:13Motherless children, even though you have a gentle voice, I never pictured you as a homosexual. I'm glad, right? I'm glad. It's a gentle voice, but it's not a feminine voice. Okay?
- 2:08:24It's it's not a it doesn't have that kind of femininity femininity to it. I'm actually I'm I'm a sensitive guy. I'm very close with my mom. You know, I I I talk to my mom pretty often. So I've got two little girls, which, like, I'm I'm absolutely just over the moon with my little girls, and I just I love these two little ones.
- 2:08:46And, but, yeah. I I I work out. I I you know, I I feel like I've tried to maintain my testosterone levels and and do the things that, you know, keep me masculine. I think it's important. Masculinity is important.
- 2:09:01So okay. Let's see. I keep saying that we're gonna sign off, and I keep seeing these really wonderful comments, and I just wanna keep talking to everybody. Yeah. I love yeah.
- 2:09:20Anyway, this is great. How do you feel about musicals? Is that your I'm not I'm not a big fan of musicals. Though, I do like Sound of Music and, Mary Poppins. So we we watch those with my little girls sometimes.
- 2:09:34And even my little two year old, I was driving in the cars the other day, and she was singing the Doa Deer song, as she calls it. It was beautiful. Yep. Yeah. I'm not sure what that means.
- 2:09:49Cuckold voice. Not sure what that if you're referring to my voice or who knows? I got some weird comments in here. Okay. Oh, actually, yeah, Crystal loves to my husband and I live in a one bedroom travel trailer on my mom and papa's private property.
- 2:10:08Good for you. Good for you. That right there is resilience. That is resilience. Okay.
- 2:10:14Here's your video. Thank you. I will check out your video there. Let me open that up. Okay.
- 2:10:21So big trouble in the little court site. Okay. I'll take a look at it. Okay. Thank you for sharing that.
- 2:10:34Let's see. Arammy Boy says, Family is everything. I'm an only child, lost both my parents about eight years ago, missed them terribly. I have two grown shit kids. They live in different states, but family free is everything.
- 2:10:46Yeah, family is everything. Yeah, family family is so family and community, right? Family and your community. Very, very, very, very important. I mean, that's everything to me.
- 2:11:01Like, honestly, it's absolutely everything to me. It's just family. I just makes you it makes you so happy, even as insane the world is. It's like, know, you you have family, you have these especially, you know, for me, I'm I'm raising two little kids that we're homeschooling. And so, like, every Friday for us is homeschool day.
- 2:11:18And so we're we're out in the country. Right? So we've got seven acres, and we've got a trampoline, a zip line, and, like, I bought my my daughter little power wheels, and and she's just, yeah. She's just yeah. She loves it.
- 2:11:32Yeah. She loves it. And I just yeah. I love that too. So Grace For All.
- 2:11:36Hi from Alaska. My my so my daughter's my youngest is Grace. So my five year old, her name is June, and my and my two year old is Grace. So, hi from Alaska. Thank you for joining in from Alaska.
- 2:11:48Okay. Alright. Well, I think that we're gonna close-up now. Gosh, it's 12:11 already. Gosh, and we still have over 7,000 people watching live.
- 2:11:58It's incredible. It's incredible. Okay. Yeah, I think that's it. I think that we're gonna sign off now.
- 2:12:08So actually, here's how I know I'm gonna sign off, is I'm going to not have the chat up. Because if I had that chat up, I'll keep talking to everybody. So anyway I'm still seeing the chat. It makes me wanna keep talking to everybody. Thank you everyone for being here.
- 2:12:27This was just a wonderful, wonderful show. I I really enjoyed being here. We'll be back again live, next Sunday. So every Sunday night, 10PM Eastern is Sundays with Seth, and we'll be covering whatever insanity happens this next coming week. And I've got some good episodes coming out.
- 2:12:44We've got our, I think we've got one or two more episodes of Survivor Series, and they'll be getting into Old World and Hidden History, which I'm really excited about. And, yeah, thank you all for being here. Make sure you again, make sure you hit that thumbs up. You know, make sure you hit that that thumbs up button on Rumble. I really appreciate that.
- 2:13:00Make sure you're subscribing to the channel. It's so good to see all the new people here. I love I love just all the new people here. Okay. I gotta I gotta pull up again.
- 2:13:09I just I can't see it. I can't I can't I can't I can't end it. It's like an addiction. I love it. I love talking to all of you.
- 2:13:19So yep, Shy Guy Adventures. Okay, last shout out to Shy Guy Adventures. Make sure you check out his Rumble channel. Just search for Shy Guy Adventures on there. Let's see if if it's still cashed.
- 2:13:30Oh, you're not showing 13 followers. So thank you, Shy Guy, for being here. Really appreciate you popping in. And, yeah. Yep.
- 2:13:42Everyone have a wonderful night. Thank you again for being here. Please share the content, share the video if if you feel compelled to, if you enjoyed it. And, I'll, I'll see you again next Sunday. We're gonna have some fun.
- 2:13:56But, you know, until then, you know, stay grounded, you know, hug your family, kiss your kids, your grandkids. If you don't have kids, make kids. Right? It's just like we gotta keep procreating. I think I think it's it's it's a blessing that God gave us, to be able to create, you know, co create with him to bring these lives into the world.
- 2:14:16Sorry, last time, Sue Smith, did Seth give a timeline for the arc that I missed? I did not give a timeline. Honestly, I it's within the next week or two is the best I can say. I I mean, it's if I had to give you a timeline, it's we're that close. We're in the final, final stages.
- 2:14:32So I appreciate your patience, but we're just we're at the very, very final, and we're making sure it's really good. Because that thing is, like, once we launch it, it's hard to make some of the changes that we're doing once it goes live. So yep. And, yeah, I'm glad everyone enjoyed the Survivor Series. We've got, yeah, that was it was a good one.
- 2:14:53That was a good one. I'm really looking forward to the hidden history and old world series, which really excited for that. I love that stuff. So alright. Thank you.
- 2:15:01Good night. I love you all. Reminder, the Ark community is buildtheark.com. Build the ARC, a r k, buildthearc.com. You can sign up there, and, you'll be on our waiting list.
- 2:15:13So we'll notify you. Like I said, we think we're at thirteen, fourteen thousand people on the list now, which is amazing. But, sign up there, you get on that list, and I will keep you notified on in terms of where we're at with everything. And, yeah, I I can't wait. And once it's once it's launched, I'll be talking about it all the time.
- 2:15:28Don't worry. So anyway, yep. Have a good night. Thank you. I love you all.
- 2:15:33Just, yeah, take care of yourself. God bless you all. And I will see you, next time. Take care.