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The @ttor13 Show /w Brett Keane #Trump Cheated, @RonDesantis Enabler, @VivekGRamaswamy Sacrifice · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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The the
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None the line.
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Hello there everyone, Welcome to the TTOR show.
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I'm of course TTOR and unlike last time, I made sure to unmute
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my mic before I spoke because that happened a couple of weeks
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ago. I went on a nice long minute
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long talk only to find out I hadn't unmuted myself.
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But it is Thursday, December 21st.
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Christmas is only four days away, and so I figured since
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Christmas and Christmas Eve falls on a time that doesn't
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line up with my show, instead of giving you like, ATTOR Christmas
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special for your live stream, I'm giving you an early
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Christmas gift of a different kind.
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I'm going to talk about a topic that a very few have actually
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covered when it comes to Ron DeSantis, the Republican
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governor of Florida who's running for President of the
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United States of America in 2024.
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More specifically, we're going to be discussing how Ron
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DeSantis may be a Pedo enabler, just like Kent Hovind.
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Because you see, there's this guy named Kent Sturman that Ron
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DeSantis is all buddy, buddy with.
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And tonight we're going to look at who Kent Sturman is, and
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we're also going to look at his ties to Ron DeSantis.
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And I think when you look at the kind of person Kent Sturman is
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and you see the kind of relationship that he has with
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Ron DeSantis, you're going to realize, Oh dear, Oh dear.
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Ron DeSantis may not be the champion of good and justice
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that we thought he was. Turns out he may be as dirty and
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corrupt as the rest of the Deep State.
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Yeah, that could be a very real thing.
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Now I will say as some background information, this is
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not the first rodeo I've had with dealing with someone who's
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really popular, or at least fairly popular, who's also a
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paedo enabler. Last year I did an entire expose
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series on Kent Hovind and his pedophile friend Chris Jones,
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which I'm going to show you the playlist of on screen if you
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just give me one hot second, All right, here we go.
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You can see here on screen my Rumble playlist.
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Kent Hovind and Chris Jones exposed the same videos and
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playlists are on my YouTube channel and the same videos are
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also on my quarter channel, my YouTube channel, and My Bit
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Shoot channel and my Odyssey channel.
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So these exposes are all over the place if you want to see
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them on any of those sites and you can find my channels to
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those sites and the description box down below.
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Or at least you should be able to.
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But just to give you a brief recap, last year, about a year
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and a half ago I put out a video titled Kent Hovind is a Pedo
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enabler covering for Chris Jones who slept with a minor at Dal.
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And then in response to that expose, Kent Hovind did a follow
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up interview with Brett Keene where he admitted that Chris
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Jones committed a felony at Dal and then try to cover it up by
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accusing indirectly, me and a whole bunch of other people of
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being Pedos. So his response to being exposed
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for being a Pedo enabler and exposing Chris Jones for being a
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Pedo was you're all Pedos. That's why you're even talking
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about this. I mean, really.
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And then, of course, Zaire, one of the victims of Chris Jones,
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the most recent victim that we know of of Chris Jones, Kent
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Hovind, claimed that the whole thing with Zaire and Chris Jones
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never happened. It was all a lie.
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Chris Jones never molested him. Which led to my third expose
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where Zaire exposed all of Kent Hovind's lies and testified that
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Chris Jones did indeed molest him.
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And then eleven months ago, after I explained why I made the
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1st 3 exposes in that trilogy, that epic trilogy, there was
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then an epilogue, a follow up video.
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Because eight months ago Chris Jones was arrested again for
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molesting a minor. I don't know if it was for
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molesting Zaire or if it was for molesting some other boy, cuz
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the article I was responding to didn't specify.
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But Chris Jones is back in jail, or at least he was, and he's
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pending trial if the trial hasn't occurred already.
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And in the immediate aftermath of Chris Jones getting arrested
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again for being a Pedo earlier this year and for committing
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pedophilia on a child, Kent Hovind's response right after
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this breaking news eight months ago was to say Chris Jones is
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innocent. It never happened.
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So when you look at that entire saga, what you see is that Kent
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Hovind is most definitely a Pedo enabler, and that's the best
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case scenario. And that Chris Jones was
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definitely a pedo. Especially if you watch my
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original expose where you learn all the horrible, disgusting,
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degenerate things that Chris Jones did to minors under the
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age of 15. It was a pretty dark series and
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it caused a lot of problems for a lot of people, but I stand by
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every one of those videos I made last year and earlier this year
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now that you know that this is not my first rodeo with going
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after Pedo enablers. Today we're going to talk about
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Kent Sturman and his relationship to Ron DeSantis and
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how the parallels in the relationship of Ron DeSantis and
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Sturman line up with the things we saw of Chris Jones and Kent
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Hovind. You'll see later on that I'm
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fairly certain that Ron DeSantis might be a Paedo enabler,
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although I'm less certain about him than I am about Kent Hovind.
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That's because I know Kent Hovind better than I know Ron
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DeSantis. But let's learn a little bit
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more about Mr. Sturman. So this particular article that
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you're going to see on the screen comes from the Daily
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Mail, which you can see right here.
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And I archived it so that we didn't have all the pop up ads.
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But I found a bunch of other articles before I found this
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Daily Mail article that confirmed a lot of the same
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details. This article basically just does
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a better job of summarizing everything I found.
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So we're going to respond to this Daily Mail article.
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We're actually going to read it so that you know who Kent
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Sturman is and why we're pretty Dang certain he's a pedo.
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And by Dang certain I mean 110% positive.
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Or as Eric Cartman would say on South Park, HIV positive.
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So the article in question is titled Exclusive.
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Prominent DeSantis ally who shot himself dead last year, was
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under investigation for using sold out Taylor Swift tickets to
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lure teen to his office and show him her breasts, then trying to
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buy the family's silence. Oh well, that's pretty darn
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juicy, ladies and germs. And I see Dark Moon 75 over
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there in the rumble chat. Weak comebacks.
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Yeah, the comebacks were pretty weak in that whole Kent Hovind
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Chris Jones situation. Not going to lie.
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And of course, I saw Josh who in the Twitter feed of Brett Keene.
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I don't know why Brett Keene is not here right now, but he did
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agree that he was going to be part of the show tonight.
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And he even was so kind as to restream the show to his Twitter
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feed and to his YouTube channel. And we're also streaming on
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Rumble. So Yep, wherever you're watching
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this, welcome to the show and hopefully Josh is still
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watching. And let's see what do we got
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going on here. Oh yes, that's what we got going
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on here. The actual article itself, the
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political donor behind Ron DeSantis rapid rise to
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prominence, took his own life after he was accused of having
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an inappropriate relationship with an underage teen at
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dailymail.com, investigation has revealed, and this article is
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back from April of 2013. But the incident in particular
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took place last year. The death of Kent Sturman was in
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December of last year, so about a year ago, little over a year
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ago. And the incident in question
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that we'll be talking about in this article occurred I think a
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month or two before that. Kent Sturman suicide in December
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came shortly after the girl's father turned down A5 figure sum
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in a hush money deal and reported him to the police.
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Instead, we have learned the prominent DeSantis ally and GOP
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donor who was based in Jacksonville, FL was accused of
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having an inappropriate relationship with the girl for
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whom he obtained highly sought after Taylor Swift concert
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tickets which he said he'd give her if she sent him a photo of
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her breasts. And the guy with the bald head
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that is Kent Sturman in case you didn't know what he looks like.
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And the man to his right and my left is Ron DeSantis.
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So and then there's the truck where they found his body in and
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his suicide notes. After the girl reluctantly
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complied, Sturman insisted she collect the tickets at his
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office, but when she turned up, he refused to let her leave
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until she showed him the real thing.
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Law enforcement sources say. The teenager balked at the idea,
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and he eventually let her go. She later told her boyfriend and
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her father about the encounter, prompting her dad to furiously
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confront Sturman at an arranged meeting at a diner in Atlantic
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Beach. According to sources, it was
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there that Sturman offered him the five figure sum to keep
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quiet that the dad refused. Not too long after, on December
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8th, Sturman killed himself just as Jacksonville police were
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launching their probe into the girls, claims dailymail.com
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understands that while the girl is now a legal adult, those
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investigations uncovered allegations that Sturman had had
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an inappropriate relationship with the girl when she was a
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minor. Or in other words, he is a
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paedophile. Because modern usage of the word
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means if you are trying to have you know relations of that
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nature with someone under the age of 18, that in modern
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vernacular would be called pedophilia and you'd be
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considered a pedophile. And most people would be content
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with you dying a horrible, ugly death if not spending the rest
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of your life in prison getting to know Tyrone and Chad.
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But anyway, let's get back to this.
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Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has repeatedly refused to
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comment on the investigation when contacted by dailymail.com,
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saying the probe is ongoing. But it did refer to the victim
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indicating the probe is focused on one person's allegations.
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And I see, Oh, oh, hold on a minute.
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There's Brett Keene. Hey, what you up to mate?
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Just in the middle of exposing another dirtbag.
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This one is dead though, so he kind.
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Of oh, I've been sitting here listening to you read it and all
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that. Yeah, Glad to have you on Brett.
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Now, where was I? Oh, yes.
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This ties in with our own inquiries about a man with a
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reputation for revelling and using the power he had created
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for himself. To me, Sturman killing himself
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simply over one incident with an adult doesn't pass the litmus
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test, one law enforcement source told dailymail.com.
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There's more to it. Oh no.
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Duh. Very possibly it was the start
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of the rope that would unravel. It is the possibility of
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exposing what might have happened when the girl was a
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minor in their acquaintance, the source added.
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At worst, what happened recently was false imprisonment and a
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request to look at her breasts. That's not enough.
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Yeah, whatever. After all, he could have
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claimed, hey, we're both adults. She flirted with me.
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I flirted with her. She consented to be in my
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office. But when she was younger, that's
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the key to the investigation. As a convicted sexual predator,
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he would have been looking at 15 to 20 years.
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And for someone who lived in a multi $1,000,000 home in an
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exclusive gated community, that is some downfall.
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It's called the Ultimate Downgrade.
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Sturman's attorney, David Barksdale, did not return calls
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for comment. Now let me see what we got here.
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Then it gets into all the Florida GOP stuff.
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Let's see talks about how he shot himself in the right temple
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with a semi automatic handgun on December 8th.
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And he had the suicide note which we saw a picture of
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earlier on. And the suicide note had a name
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redacted on it because the letter was addressed to CIS and
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then someone whose name was really short but was also
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censored out. I would not be surprised if the
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redacted name was Ron, but the rest of the article just gets
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into all the investigative journalism that they had.
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But basically, you get the point at this point about Kent
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Sturman. Basically, he blackmailed a girl
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who was under the age of 18 into having some kind of sexual
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experience with him, and she managed to get away from him
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without it getting too bad. And then when the father of the
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girl confronted him about it, he tried to buy the dad off with a
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lot of money. Sounds like Kent Sturman had
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done this kind of thing before, if you know what I'm saying.
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But that is definitely a military grade pedo right there,
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OK? Dark Moon 75 says.
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Or it might have led into the cops discovering evidence of the
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victimization of other minors. Pinos have a lot of skeletons in
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their closets. Yes, that is so true Dark Moon,
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because the way that some of the articles I was reading about
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this guy would have you believe is that this incident we just
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read about is the only one of its kind.
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There is no evidence of any others.
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And when it comes to Peta's, they never stop at one, ever.
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I'm willing to bet this guy has other victims who are minors and
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that the reason why we don't know about any of them is
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because he paid off everyone he had to in order to keep it quiet
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and keep it silenced. That's my professional opinion.
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There's also another way to look at it too, an alternative being
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that Ron DeSantis has been a man of power for some time, He can
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make a lot of, let's say, information disappear.
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Yeah, that is also a definite possibility, which kind of
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actually goes into this Newsweek article I have that does a good
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job of discussing the relationship between Kent
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Sturman and Ron DeSantis. Of course, you know I have to do
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this pesky little thing called screen share to make that
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happen. So this Newsweek articles from
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April of this year called Ron DeSantis and Kent Sturman's
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relationship explained. We read a top Republican donor
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and friend of Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis, who died in
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December 2022, was under investigation at the time over
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sexual misconduct allegations involving a minor.
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According to reports, Kent Sterman, age 50, of
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Jacksonville, FL was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot
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wound on December 8th in a car on Atlanta Beach.
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Sterman was being investigated over allegations he attempted to
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coerce an underage girl to show him the photo of her breasts by
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offering her Taylor Swift tickets, according to a report
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from the UK news website dailymail.com.
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Well, he did more than that, but we'll we'll just go through
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this. There is no indication or
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suggestion that DeSantis was aware of the allegations
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involving Sturman. The girl then arrived at
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Sturman's office to return the tickets.
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Sturman then allegedly demanded that showed him her breasts,
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that she showed him her breasts in person and refused to allow
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her to leave until she did so. The teenage girl was eventually
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allowed to leave and she told her father about the incident.
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Sturman then allegedly offered to pay A5 figure payment to keep
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the incident a secret, which the father refused.
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Sterman was found dead a few days later.
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Wow, what a quinky dink. Magical.
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Now here's the key part. Sterman, an executive of Total
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at Total Military Management, was known to be a close ally of
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DeSantis. He donated 10s of thousands of
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dollars to the Republicans campaigns over the years,
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including when DeSantis was first running for Congress in
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2012. In 2018, Politico reported that
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the then Congressman DeSantis stayed in a condo Co owned by
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Sturman after the politician was forced out of his Congressional
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District in 2016 because of redistricting.
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Sturman continued to support DeSantis as the politician ran
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for governor in 2018 and later served on his transition team.
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In December 2022, following the donor's death, Florida Politics
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reporter AJ Garnes Karski told First Coast News you wouldn't
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have Ron DeSantis as governor without Kent Sturman.
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In March 2019, DeSantis appointed Sturman to the Board
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of Governors, which is responsible for Florida's public
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university. The 50 year old also served on
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the Florida Highway Patrol Advisory Council and was chair
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of the Governor's Public Safety Transition Advisory Committee.
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And this article doesn't mention it, but the other ones I have on
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my bookmarks folder do. He was also made the head of the
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Boys and Girls Club in Florida. Yeah.
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So let's just think about this. We know Kent Sturman is a bona
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fide pedo. Absolutely grade A, no doubt
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about it. And he was literally donating
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10s of thousands of dollars to Ron DeSantis campaigns.
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And even at one point, him and DeSantis were roommates.
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They were roommate buddies, woo Hoo.
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So Ron DeSantis has a really good idea of what Kent Sturman
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is like behind closed doors because at one point he lived
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with the guy. And then in return for Sturman
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giving him all that money for his campaigns, Ron DeSantis
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appoints him as head of all these different organizations,
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including the Boys and Girls Club of Florida, in a club which
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as far as I am aware, caters to kids.
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The age of the person that we read about in the Daily Mail
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article and younger. So yeah, optically, it does not
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look good for Ron DeSantis. And when I look at the fact that
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Sturman donated a bunch of money to Ron DeSantis campaigns, it
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reminds me of the thing that was claimed about Chris Jones and
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Kent Hovind. About people were questioning
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why Kent Hovind won't disavow Chris Jones despite all of his
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pedophilia being exposed. And one of the theories was that
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Chris Jones had been donating a lot of money to Kent Hovind's
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ministry and that's why he refused to condemn the guy at
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all and tried to claim that none of it ever happened.
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So when I look at the fact that this convict, this definite Pedo
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Kent Sturman is donating all this money, Ron DeSantis and Ron
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DeSantis not only accepts all that money but then even lives
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with a guy at one point and makes the guy the head of the
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Boys and Girls Club of Florida. And then this little episode
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happens in 2022. I I have a hard time believing
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that one, Kent Sturman only did it to this one girl, and two, if
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he has a victim trail, I have a hard time believing that Ron
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Desantos knows absolutely nothing about it.
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I just. I have a really hard time
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believing that. What about you, Brett?
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What are your thoughts on the whole?
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Well, there could have been. There could have very well been
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with somebody as powerful as he is, being a governor over
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Florida and all that. The guy could have had a trail.
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But you know how these politicians are.
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They have a tendency to be able to hide things.
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I mean, look at how long this whole Epstein thing's been going
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on. We don't have any idea.
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Just recently they said they were going to drop a list.
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These politicians can make things go away.
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People disappear, You know what I mean?
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Yes, I do know what you mean, Brett.
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And just in case you guys don't believe that this girl from the
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Daily Mail article I read earlier exists, good old Laura
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Loomer actually provided us a 57 second sound bite of the girl
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being interviewed about what Kent Sturman did to her.
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And so I'm going to go ahead and play that for the viewing
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audience as soon as I screen share and that, and we'll make
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sure we can hear this too. All right, here we go.
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He basically was telling me. He looked at me telling me and
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said, I'll give you $10,000 if you give me a lap dance right
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now. And I was so shocked I was
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paralyzed in that moment. And I said no.
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And he's like, well, why not? And I just, I said, like, that's
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cheating on my boyfriend, Like, no.
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And then he said, OK, well what about FaceTime sex for $5000?
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And I said no and and he's like, OK, well, what can you give me?
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Because you can't leave here without giving me something, and
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it has to be more than 30 seconds, he.
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Well, I don't know about you, Brett, but it sounds like he
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wanted a lot more than just a picture of some boobies, if you
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know what I mean. Of course it always is.
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You'll notice if you watch any of those shows where it deals
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with pedophiles trying to go out and pick up kids and stuff, they
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always try to play cute 2 little games and do whatever they can
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to tease or intimidate the person into doing just a little
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here, a little there, and it gets into the big stuff.
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Yep, absolutely does. And once again, I have to
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reiterate, you know, if this guy had just donated money to Ron
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Desantis's campaign and that was the only involvement that Ron
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DeSantis had with him, other than making him head of a bunch
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of other stuff, that would be one thing.
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And I wouldn't entertain the idea of Ron DeSantis being a
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Paedo enabler and knowing about what this guy's really like.
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But Ron DeSantis went above and beyond that.
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He lived with this guy just five years ago.
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He was living roommates with Kent Sturman when he had that
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whole redistricting thing going on.
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So Ron DeSantis knows what kind of guy Kent Sturman is.
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He has to know, because there had to be times where Kent
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Sturman would disappear for long, odd periods of time, or he
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would just disappear odd times in general, or there had to be
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weird stuff going on around there.
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If Kent was trying to hide the side of himself from Ron
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DeSantis, there had to be something suspicious going on
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that would have caused Ron to go.
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Something is amiss here, of course.
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And when Ron DeSantis was asked about this guy and you know,
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after he committed suicide and you know what was being
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investigated about him by the police right before that, and
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you know, the victim coming out, basically all Ron DeSantis had
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to say was, you know, that it was shocking.
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And he had no idea about any of this stuff.
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Which on the one hand could be true theoretically, but on the
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other hand, that's also what you would say if you're a Paedo
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enabler trying to disguise the fact that you knew what this guy
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was really like. So I mean, he could go either
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way. It's not, it's not a determining
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answer, but when you got this kind of association in your
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political life and your personal life, it really hurts you.
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If you're Ron DeSantis, especially if you're trying to
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run for President of the United States of America and you're
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trying to portray yourself as being different than the
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pedophile loving Democrats and then this happens.
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I I don't. Know.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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It's just amazing, though, when you really think about it, with
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all that we've seen, and not just with Ron DeSantis, but it
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seems like a lot of our politicians are bigger than
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that. Human trafficking's a thing
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that's being talked about right now.
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And kids are messing up on the border.
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I wonder where they went. You know, just when you got big
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powerful people, you know who got friends, who like the dead,
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old children and all that, these trails and evidence just
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disappears. Yep.
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Or, in Jeffrey Epstein's case, you defy physics to kill
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yourself. Yeah, just magically everybody's
33:43
asleep at the moment. Or playing the Nintendo Wii.
33:46
Just didn't notice, you know. Darkman, 75, said in the Rumble
33:51
chat. Quote, you can't leave here
33:53
without giving me something. End Quote.
33:56
Sounds like an actual threat to me.
33:58
And you know what? I think that's exactly why the
34:00
girl was trembling and scared out of her mind.
34:03
Because you're talking about a rich, powerful man.
34:06
Aside from just throwing money at her and wanting a piece of
34:09
her in the bedroom, this guy has the resources to make her
34:14
disappear if she pisses him off. So I mean, who knows what he
34:18
could have been capable of? I mean, he could have hired
34:21
people to make her disappear, he could have made her disappear
34:24
himself. He could have done any number of
34:27
things with the resources he has to hurt her in any kind of way,
34:31
possibly even kill her if she refused.
34:34
I mean, honestly, the fact that she was able to get out of there
34:37
alive and relatively unscathed, at least physically.
34:43
I mean, it's kind of a miracle if you think about it, because a
34:46
guy like that, with that much money and power at his disposal,
34:51
is capable of a lot. I hear you there.
34:57
It's interesting too. It would cause obviously a lot
35:01
of damage to Mr. DeSantis, but it would also cause him double
35:05
basically damage because of what he runs on.
35:08
I don't know if he knew this, but he actually runs on the idea
35:11
that pedophiles should be executed and all this.
35:15
It'd be really interesting to find out that his closest BFF
35:19
was a pedophile. Yeah, and I am aware of that
35:23
because didn't Florida pass a law that puts the death penalty
35:26
on that stuff like a few months back or longer?
35:28
Yeah, they got a Latino guy that's on the firing range as we
35:32
speak. So they're getting ready to do
35:34
that. And I'm curious.
35:36
I've been noticed a lot of people wondering, well my
35:39
goodness, if we're going to start getting into the habit of
35:41
executing pedophiles, are we going to go pay-per-view full on
35:45
live stream with us or is this just going to be behind closed
35:48
doors type of deal? Right.
35:51
I get that entirely. And there are a lot of people
35:54
actually who would pay good money to watch that.
35:57
Because whether you're a Christian or not, most people in
36:02
the world, I'd say not just the majority.
36:05
I'd say probably the vast majority of people in the world,
36:08
They really do not like pedophilia and pedophiles, and
36:14
they would feel no qualms about these people being executed.
36:18
As a matter of fact, like you pointed out, they might be
36:21
willing to pay really good money to watch that execution.
36:24
Because when you're that kind of person to diddle children,
36:28
you're basically at the bottom of the totem pole.
36:32
And the bot. I mean in prison, among the
36:34
criminals, among the hardcore degenerate criminals.
36:38
Your bottom of the totem pole. I mean, being a Kitty Diddler is
36:42
a good way to die in prison because other inmates will be
36:46
like, oh, you're one of those people, huh?
36:50
Well, we got a special Paddy wagon for you.
36:53
Be a one time Paddy wagon though.
36:56
So yeah, there's a guy. There's a guy right now that is
37:01
they're trying to charge him over again because that's
37:04
already in prison because he's killed almost up to 10
37:08
pedophiles at this point. And when he was asked why did he
37:11
do what he did and you know, what's his plans for the future,
37:15
he said just bring me more of them and I'll do the world a
37:19
favor. That's what he said.
37:22
He didn't care. Yeah, I mean, I don't blame him
37:27
there. You know what I think?
37:29
And this might come off totally dark and everything, you'll
37:33
probably say what would Jesus say to me or something?
37:35
But if they would really, if they're really going to start
37:38
doing the whole executing pedophile thing, while on the
37:42
other hand, they have all these LGBT teaching children in the
37:45
classroom. I know for a fact, 'cause my
37:48
kids growing up that they had my kids watching movies and shows
37:53
and educational stuff on TV, maybe it should be mandatory.
37:57
If they're going to be able to teach kids about where to put
37:59
your penis and all that, they should also do videos where they
38:03
show what happens to, you know, teachers that might have that
38:06
kind of interest in the children.
38:09
As great as that would be, something tells me that's not
38:13
going to happen. Just this crazy idea of feeling
38:17
I got that the people in schools who are teaching all the little
38:20
kids how to be diddled with by an adult, somehow I don't think
38:24
they're going to want to show that kind of stuff to them, yes.
38:28
Have you seen some of these kind of these kind of books that
38:32
these politicians like inside the classroom?
38:35
I was looking at the pages of one of them.
38:38
I think Laura Loomer, you mentioned her earlier.
38:40
She actually posted some imagery.
38:43
It actually shows a story about two boys and it actually shows
38:47
graphic sexual nature and it's unbelievable.
38:51
And they call the, you know, important reading.
38:54
Really. Yeah, Libs of TikTok.
38:57
I've been following for a while and she is shared so many of
39:02
those kind of books from many different states in this
39:05
country. And when you look at it, it's
39:06
like, I'm sorry, but I can't tell the difference between this
39:10
alleged children's book and straight up pornographic
39:12
material. Can't tell the difference.
39:15
It's that bad. It's that graphic.
39:17
I mean, it's so bad that when parents go to school board
39:20
meetings and they try to read from these books to show what
39:23
the kids are being given and taught, they get shut down
39:26
immediately and told that what they're reading is so graphic
39:29
and disgusting that they can't be permitted to read it in front
39:32
of the school board. And yet, that's what they're
39:34
allowing in the school libraries and allowing teachers to make
39:38
the children read and learn. Yeah, you notice lately the
39:42
government's been having a lot of sexual stuff going on.
39:46
Just recently there was a video leaked.
39:48
You've seen it, obviously, where, you know, some people did
39:51
some things in the Senate hearing.
39:53
Well, guess what? Apparently a couple more of
39:56
those things came out, but this time they caught it so it
39:58
wouldn't get fully out into the public.
40:00
But it's still been reported. We just don't get to see all the
40:03
fun videos. Well, that's really not
40:08
surprising. I've actually seen a lot of
40:10
posts on X recently where people are like, you know, these
40:13
graphic gay sex videos that are being put together by the
40:17
staffers of these senators and getting leaked to the world.
40:21
It really is symbolic of what these politicians have been
40:24
doing to the American people for decades upon decades, just in a
40:28
more graphic visual sense. You're saying that what they're
40:33
doing in the government buildings, that kind of
40:35
represents what they do to us in America, I take it you, you are
40:39
basically meaning they bent us over and did us with that
40:43
Vaseline, huh? Yeah, or that Astro Glide is
40:47
there, as Pop likes to say. I hear you.
40:51
I have been feeling very shafted by my politicians in America
40:56
lately. Yeah, I got no trust in any of
40:59
them except for Donald Trump. But I only trust him to do
41:04
certain things that would make our lives better.
41:06
But he wouldn't solve the problems because there are some
41:10
things that you can't solve because they're spiritual and
41:12
nature are not physical. Yeah, I agree with you on that.
41:17
I I still don't understand, you know, what you were talking
41:20
about. Being on Twitter acts a lot of
41:23
those people, they talk to you that if you support Trump in any
41:26
kind of manner, then you're part of a cult or something.
41:29
They don't get it. One of the only reasons why guys
41:32
like you and I support Trump. It's not because we think he's
41:35
going to be the next Pope or something like that, or he's a
41:38
St. It's because we believe that
41:40
he's literally one of the only people actually care about at
41:44
least trying to make some changes in America.
41:47
You know, that's. Yeah, you're right.
41:49
And we saw him do it for four years as president from 2016
41:53
through 2020. He literally tried to do
41:57
everything. He promised some things he was
41:59
very successful on, like the economy.
42:01
Other things he wasn't as successful on.
42:04
And there were some things he didn't address through his
42:06
administration, like tech censorship, which I wish he
42:10
would have. But compared to all the turd
42:12
burritos who came before him and the lame duck we've had ever
42:17
since, he's golden as a president.
42:20
I mean, I will take him over the Bushes, over the Clintons, over
42:24
Biden every single day of the week.
42:26
It's not even a question. I don't know if you had an
42:31
opportunity just to segue just for a moment, I I felt this was
42:36
really important to bring up. You've seen that Donald Trump
42:39
recently got knocked off the ballots over in Iowa, right?
42:44
Well, what's interesting is besides the fact that they made
42:47
this decision, he was never actually tried for it, he never
42:51
got in trouble. So they didn't even have a crime
42:55
to post it on. They say that he started an
42:58
insurrection and the Democrats say he would didn't even try to
43:01
do anything. Well, if you don't mind, can you
43:05
put that on the screen and tell me what more he could have done
43:08
besides that? Well, as we can see there,
43:13
Donald Trump on January 6th, 2021 said.
43:17
I am asking for everyone at the US Capitol to remain peaceful.
43:21
No violence. Remember, we are the party of
43:25
law and order. Respect the law and our great
43:27
men and women in blue. Thank you.
43:30
Ah, I see now. So when Donald Trump says he
43:34
wants everyone to be peaceful and he says no violence and he
43:38
says we're the party of law and order, what he really meant was
43:43
have a violent insurrection at the Capitol.
43:46
Of course, then, when you look at the footage of this
43:48
insurrection, it's literally just law enforcement guiding a
43:53
crowd of people like tourists through the doors and into the
43:56
chambers. No one fought anybody.
44:00
There's no violence at all, for the most part.
44:02
Except for, you know, the Ashley Babbitt chick that got shot dead
44:05
by one of the Capitol Police. But nobody on the Capitol Police
44:11
law enforcement side of things got attacked at all, as far as I
44:17
could see. There's one other thing too, and
44:20
you'll probably after you see this, you'll probably want to
44:23
make a video about it at some point in time while things are
44:26
still hot. Let me give you a link to this.
44:30
I just recently posted this earlier today, but I don't know
44:34
if you had a chance to see it. Can you play it on the screen?
44:37
It's very short, but it it'll make the point for us.
44:41
And this, what you're about to see, was done on the same day
44:44
before any of this went down. All right, that's fine.
44:49
OK, here we go. I know you're hurt.
44:56
We had an election that was stolen from us.
45:00
It was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially
45:05
the other side. But you have to go home now.
45:09
We have to have peace. We have to have law and order.
45:12
We have to respect our great people in law and order.
45:16
We don't want anybody hurt. It's a very tough period of
45:19
time. There's never been a time like
45:21
this where such a thing happened, where they could take
45:25
it away from all of us, from me, from you, from our country.
45:29
This was a fraudulent election. But we can't play into the hands
45:34
of these people. We have to have peace.
45:39
So go home. We love you.
45:41
You're very special. You've seen what happens.
45:44
You see the way others are treated that are so bad and so
45:48
evil. I know how you feel, but go home
45:52
and go home at peace. Well, Brett, I don't know about
45:57
you, but I just saw a man bend over backwards to do the
46:01
opposite of inciting an insurrection.
46:04
He tried to incite a great going home and being peaceful.
46:11
Well, there you go. So he never got in trouble for
46:14
any of this, but they just because someone was able to say,
46:18
oh, well, I feel as though he got an insurrection.
46:22
The judges, which by the way we're all Democrats, you know
46:27
and got to make the decision for all the American people that he
46:30
didn't wasn't going to get the opportunity to be voted on.
46:34
So yeah, we don't live in a democracy anymore.
46:38
It's not just, Oh my God, we're actually watching this guy do
46:41
this. It's Our country is literally
46:44
throwing away all of our rights. And I don't know if you saw
46:48
Brett, but if you look at the actual ruling of the Colorado
46:52
Supreme Court, they actually put a stay on their own ruling.
46:57
They said that if Trump challenges their ruling through
47:00
the Supreme Court by January 4th, then he will remain on the
47:04
ballot until the Supreme Court rules in the favor of the
47:08
Colorado Supreme Court. And if they don't, then Trump
47:11
stays on the ballot, period. So really they just generate a
47:16
bunch of brouhaha that gets the left wing Democrats and the
47:20
local lefties all excited. Evil Orange man has been forced
47:23
off the ballot. That's what you get for being an
47:25
insurrectionist. But in reality, he's not off the
47:29
ballot yet. And there's a good chance if he
47:32
challenges the ruling before July, January 4th, he will never
47:37
be taken off the ballot. So in some ways, we are all
47:40
overreacting to something that actually hasn't happened and may
47:45
never happen if Trump and his legal team are smart.
47:49
Well then I I noticed a lot of people are calm down and they're
47:52
paying attention to this. But if you'll notice, I know
47:56
that you've you've been very, very busy and it's hard to keep
47:59
track of all this. But California is already
48:03
starting to do their nonsense of trying to get him off the
48:05
ballot, and a couple other states are talking about it.
48:08
So they're they're trying their best, you know?
48:12
And and weeks before Colorado tried doing this, and before
48:16
California got the idea, my own state of Oregon actually tried
48:20
to get Donald Trump removed from the ballot.
48:22
And strangely enough, the Oregon legislature shot that down.
48:27
And Donald Trump will remain on our ballot this election season.
48:34
What about? Because Oregon's blue as heck.
48:36
And yet they did that. So it's like.
48:39
Did you get a chance to be able to see what Vivek has done about
48:42
it? Yeah, that he's going to
48:46
withdraw from the GOP primaries in Colorado unless Trump's
48:50
allowed to be there. And he also suggested that the
48:55
other candidates do the same thing.
48:57
And of course, Nikki Haley, she's just slobbering all over
49:02
herself. She can't wait to be president
49:04
so she could get us into more wars and DeSantis.
49:07
Of course, you know, he. I guess he ain't even bothering
49:11
to pay attention stuff. Maybe still looking for his
49:14
heels to make him look taller. I don't know.
49:17
Oh, since we're talking about this this issue, let me really
49:21
quickly find an excellent Ron DeSantis video I found on
49:25
Twitter. I just got to see where I put
49:30
it. Maybe I put it in my replies,
49:35
But yeah, Ron DeSantis was asked directly about this whole
49:38
Colorado thing, and while he was willing to condemn it, what he
49:43
said also at the same time was just jaw droppingly bad.
49:48
I just got to find it 'cause I sent it to Laura Loomer in a
49:53
response on XI. Just got to figure out where I
49:58
put it. Ah, here it is.
50:01
So let me get this all squared up and actually let me get this
50:08
over here. There we go.
50:11
Screen share. So I'll share this on screen.
50:17
So this is a post on X by Johnny Maga, who said Ron DeSantis just
50:22
said the decision to remove Trump from the ballot is all
50:25
part of an elaborate plan to ensure he, Trump becomes the
50:29
nominee. He then says you need to vote
50:32
for him because the deep state won't target him like they are
50:35
Trump. I've never heard something so
50:37
asinine and because Johnny Maga doesn't want us to just take his
50:41
word for it. Here's the video I.
50:44
Think the US Supreme Court is going to reverse that?
50:46
But here's the larger thing. What the left in the media and
50:48
the Democrats are doing, they're doing all this stuff to
50:52
basically solidify support in the primary for him, get him
50:57
into the general. And the whole general election
50:59
is going to be all this legal stuff.
51:01
And look, it's unfair. They're abusing power 100%.
51:06
But the question is, is that going to work?
51:08
And I think they have a playbook that unfortunately will work.
51:11
And it'll give Biden or the Democrat or whoever the ability
51:15
to skate through this thing. That's their plan.
51:17
That's what they want. What they don't want is to have
51:21
somebody like me who will make the election not about all those
51:24
other issues, but it'll make the election about the failures of
51:27
Biden, the failures of the left, and how we're going to be able
51:31
to turn the country to you. So it turns out Johnny Maga did
51:36
not exaggerate one word of what he said.
51:42
OK, repeat what he said again. Not DeSantis, but the the
51:47
Twitter feed. You know, I got bad eyes.
51:50
Well, Ron DeSantis claimed that the decision by the Colorado to
51:55
Supreme Court to remove Trump from their ballot is part of an
51:58
elaborate conspiracy to ensure that Donald Trump's becomes the
52:02
Republican GOP nominee. Because then in a general
52:07
election the Democrats will destroy Trump because they'll
52:10
just say orange man bad over and over and no one will focus on
52:14
Biden. But if Ron DeSantis wins the
52:17
Republican GOP nomination, they won't be able to do that because
52:21
DeSantis is so squeaky clean. Yeah, yeah.
52:27
That's why Trump has been convicted of nothing in all
52:30
these years. It's kind of curious, why would
52:34
I? I hear what you're saying, but
52:36
why would Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley or any of these people
52:41
actually think they'd get treated any different than
52:44
Trump? They're on the wrong side.
52:46
According to Democrats, They're the enemy.
52:50
So why would they think in in a in a moment that even if Trump
52:54
was getting rid of that, they would get a fair shake at
52:57
things? The only way they would think
52:59
that is if they're in the pockets of these people
53:03
themselves. Yeah, pretty much.
53:10
Plus, if you look at the time before Trump ran for president,
53:13
he was beloved by most people. He was considered squeaky clean.
53:17
He was as squeaky clean reputation wise as Don DeSantis
53:21
or Ron DeSantis is maybe even more so.
53:24
But then as soon as he committed the crime of running for
53:28
president against the Democrats, well then suddenly he became
53:32
evil orange man Hitler wannabe. And it's been like that ever
53:39
since, when Trump's only real crime that we could convict him
53:43
of is that he ran for president against the Democrats, not as
53:48
one. That's his real crime.
53:51
And then his second crime was that he won the 2016 election.
53:57
Those are his two crimes that Trump has committed that has led
54:00
to all of this stuff, all of the cheating, all of the attempts to
54:04
not allow the American people to vote for him again by any means
54:08
necessary. I mean, if they're willing to
54:11
not allow him to be on the ballot despite the fact that the
54:15
majority of Republicans want him as president, at least for the
54:19
Republican nomination for president, if they're willing to
54:23
go this far, it's not that much more of a stretch to just
54:26
straight up assassinate the guy. Oh yeah, I completely agree with
54:32
you. That's really the only
54:33
alternative. Because this is exactly what
54:37
happened the first time when Trump was going.
54:39
They kept on trying to make him look like a bad guy or too
54:42
incompetent. They're stupid or mentally ill
54:44
to do things every time they persecuted them.
54:48
That had a Jesus effect, basically margarism.
54:51
People were wondering why are they so damn mean to this guy?
54:55
He was loved and popular throughout society, 77 years
55:00
old, never committed a crime in his life.
55:02
Becomes president all of a sudden.
55:04
Becomes the, in their eyes, the Antichrist.
55:07
Whoa. Basically, I mean, and I think
55:11
there was a period of time when he was running for president and
55:15
was president the first time around where Donald Trump
55:18
thought, you know, if I just be the good guy and try and reach
55:21
across the aisle and try and, you know, come to resolutions
55:25
and get things done with the Democrats, that you know,
55:28
they'll like me. But no matter how much he did
55:31
that, they vilified him even more.
55:36
It's just it's crazy, Ville, the way that they treat him in light
55:38
of what he says. I mean a man who literally goes
55:41
on camera and says, even though I think I got screwed in the
55:44
2020 election, I want all of you to go home, Don't commit any
55:49
acts of violence, be peaceful, because if you do those things,
55:53
you're falling into the Democrats trap.
55:55
So go home and be peaceful. When you look at that guy saying
55:59
those things and conclude he's leading an insurrection against
56:02
the United States of America, therefore we must ban him from
56:06
being on any ballots, They're just straight up evil monsters.
56:12
You know, whenever he was doing the president thing, too, he
56:16
accomplished almost everything he set out to do anything that
56:20
he wasn't able to fully accomplish in the four years
56:23
that he was given, The Democrats made sure that they were on TV
56:28
every day saying, oh, we're not going to do what Trump wants.
56:31
We're not going to do what Hitler wants to do.
56:33
So they kind of set it up to where we knew that he was trying
56:37
and doing things. They even had admitted it like
56:40
idiots, that he was trying his best, but they were standing in
56:44
the way the whole time. So Trump's in a a beautiful
56:47
position where, well, he's trying to do this.
56:51
No matter what they say about him, it always is going to come
56:54
back to us saying, yeah, because you stood in his way.
56:58
He kept on being a wall in front of them, literally, you know,
57:02
they they made him a martyr. They made him a hero, A folk
57:05
hero. Very, very true.
57:08
I mean, and I'll admit, before Trump became president, I was
57:13
never really all that interested in politics.
57:15
But when Trump became president and during the four years he was
57:18
in office, it really just became entertaining to watch politics.
57:23
Because here's this guy who's not a career politician, who's a
57:27
self-made billionaire who doesn't rely on deep state money
57:31
and doesn't rely on other politicians and all of their
57:35
grifs to get his money. He's basically independent from,
57:39
you know, the globalist crap that they're engaged in.
57:42
And suddenly the entire establishment on both sides of
57:46
the aisle wants him gone, wants him defeated.
57:48
I mean, Trump is the People's Choice candidate that people
57:53
claim that they want, and yet because the legacy media tells
57:57
them Orange man bad, well then we must condemn evil Orange Man.
58:03
You know, there's a lot of people are on Twitter especially
58:06
that you probably noticed. They're all excited about the
58:09
supposed I've seen list that's going to be dropped.
58:12
I don't know if some of these people were born just three
58:14
years ago or something just one year shy of went out for all
58:18
this was coming out. But I have real doubts that
58:21
we're actually ever going to see the list.
58:23
And if we do, a lot of names are going to end up redacted.
58:27
And remember, the same people who have the list who are
58:30
holding it back from us also have access to it so they can do
58:34
whatever they want to it. So starting to think about we
58:38
got somebody out here named Amanda.
58:39
I don't know if you're able to see them.
58:41
They're like, well, the insurrect deal.
58:45
First of all, we've already played a video where Trump stood
58:48
against the idea. See, as most of you remember,
58:51
anyone who supported Trump or at least had the audacity to do
58:55
listen to him hit. One of his big things that he
58:58
was so loved about was he stood up for our military as well as
59:01
our cops. He was against defunding them.
59:04
He was wanting to protect and have cops get paid more, not get
59:08
the hell beat out of them. He spoke out against the riots
59:12
and explosions and killing. The Democrats did so trying to
59:15
claim that all of a sudden he's going to turn around and say, Oh
59:18
yeah, beat the piss out of our cops out in the front of the
59:21
Capitol. Is this it's only for mentally
59:24
ill people who are heavily medicated that would say such
59:27
things? So the thing I would ask you,
59:30
Amanda, if you're still watching at this point, is to look at the
59:34
tweet of Donald Trump's from January 6th, 2021 that Brett has
59:38
on his screen. You see Trump saying that he
59:43
wants people to remain peaceful, no violence, and that he more
59:47
reminds them all that they're the party of law and order.
59:50
Now, how can you look at that Amanda, where he's calling for
59:53
peace and no violence and conclude that he's calling for
59:57
an insurrection where you have no peace and lots of violence?
1:00:01
How do you get the opposite conclusion from that tweets?
1:00:05
Plus, I don't know if you were watching long enough or not, but
1:00:08
as Brett referred to earlier, we played a video of Donald Trump
1:00:12
saying the same thing on the same day he made that tweet.
1:00:16
This man, if he incited an insurrection, then I am the
1:00:21
leading candidate for the. Presidential election of 2024.
1:00:28
Exactly. And there's something that a lot
1:00:30
of people got to think about. I know that some of these mental
1:00:33
patients like Amanda out here probably don't realize this.
1:00:36
This isn't just about Trump. This isn't just about, oh, we
1:00:40
want the orange man, this president thing.
1:00:43
This is destruction to the Constitution, as you mentioned.
1:00:47
It is basically saying we don't even have to have due process
1:00:51
anymore. We'll just say we don't like you
1:00:54
or we don't like your face. Whenever you decide that you
1:00:57
need to go to court over something and just lock you up
1:01:00
or take away your rights just because they had a feeling.
1:01:03
Do we really want to live in a country like that?
1:01:06
Our system's already broke enough.
1:01:08
Now we get to go to jail based on people's emotions.
1:01:15
So Amanda says he also told people to March on the Capitol
1:01:19
and take their country back. Lol.
1:01:22
Well, in my the fact that he also called for no violence and
1:01:25
peace. Obviously he wasn't calling for
1:01:28
a violent March on the Capitol and he was calling people to
1:01:32
take their country back by voting.
1:01:36
I know you can't think clearly because your brain is mush and
1:01:39
you listen to everything the leftist and the globalist tell
1:01:42
you to believe. But you can call for a March on
1:01:45
the Capitol and to take people's country back without calling for
1:01:49
a violent insurrection where there is no peace.
1:01:53
They're not exclusive. They're not mutually exclusive.
1:01:56
You can have it both ways. You can have a peaceful March
1:02:00
through the Capitol and you can take your country back by
1:02:03
voting. But that was part of the
1:02:05
problem. You see, Donald Trump was
1:02:08
leading in the voting going into the end of election night.
1:02:11
And then, while everyone is asleep, a bunch of ballots
1:02:14
showed up at key swing states, All of them for Democrats, all
1:02:18
of them for Joe Biden. And that's how Biden magically
1:02:21
won the election. You know, you know how it is
1:02:24
that Democrats find themselves in this position where they
1:02:28
think that if you do a protest, then you're somehow an
1:02:31
insurrectionist? You know how they get that
1:02:33
mentality? Because when Democrats actually
1:02:36
have a protest, they intend on blowing shit up and killing
1:02:40
people out in the street, as they did for the last couple
1:02:42
years with black fighters. You mean like every ANTIFA and
1:02:46
BLM rally we've seen in the last?
1:02:49
Three years, Exactly. So that's what that's what a
1:02:52
protest means to them. Democrats don't know what the
1:02:54
Constitution is. They don't know what a peaceful
1:02:56
protest is. So when they hear that Donald
1:02:59
Trump's doing a protest, they're just projecting how they see a
1:03:03
protest ought to be. Exactly.
1:03:06
And that's something I've noticed too, about leftists and
1:03:10
Democrats, the woke lefties, and even the conservative people who
1:03:14
are anti Trump. That's what they often do almost
1:03:19
every single time that they criticize Donald Trump for
1:03:22
something. What you find after the fact is
1:03:25
that these people are guilty of the very things they accused
1:03:28
Donald Trump of. And that's something that I also
1:03:31
found fascinating about his time as president of the United
1:03:34
States of America is that Donald Trump simply existing and being
1:03:38
in office instead of a Democrat was really causing people to
1:03:42
lose their minds and show you who they really were.
1:03:45
Deep down inside. There's just something about him
1:03:49
existing as president that caused people's inner self to
1:03:53
become their outer self, if you know what I'm saying.
1:03:56
Well, you know why he? Because it's not just because he
1:03:59
got voted in as president. It's what he stood for.
1:04:03
It's the kind of things he said, like drain the swamp, that he's
1:04:06
going to expose a bunch of stuff.
1:04:08
Well, imagine that you're one of these dirty ass Democrat
1:04:10
politicians. You know, you've been to Epstein
1:04:13
Island, you know, you've been doing some bad stuff.
1:04:15
You know that you've been now sucking money out of different
1:04:18
countries and getting rich off of it, which a lot of them have.
1:04:22
And then this guy with orange hair comes along who's a
1:04:25
billionaire says he's going to put all that on the table for
1:04:28
society to see. Of course they're going to feel
1:04:31
threatened. Of course they're going to be
1:04:33
scared. So yeah, that's exactly why it's
1:04:36
been going on this whole time. He's the only politician that
1:04:40
has actually said he's going to do things about it, not just
1:04:44
talk, but actually did something when he got in there.
1:04:49
That is very, very true. And since we're on this subject,
1:04:53
I figured I'd bring up something interesting that I found on X
1:04:57
today when I was on break at work.
1:05:00
Just got to put it on screen here.
1:05:03
We got a post by David Zusi who was responding to a post Tim
1:05:07
Poole made. He said 2/3 of white Democrats
1:05:12
think that there is a political candidate or party which is too
1:05:16
dangerous to be allowed to take power even if they are lawfully
1:05:19
elected. It's safe to assume they are
1:05:22
open to stealing or manipulating elections and then gaslighting
1:05:26
their enemies, which is what happened in 2020.
1:05:29
But here's the actual poll from the a 2023 poll of white
1:05:34
American voters by the Homeland Institute.
1:05:37
The question was do you think that there is a political
1:05:40
candidate or party which is too dangerous to be allowed to take
1:05:43
power even if they are lawfully elected?
1:05:46
66.3% of Democrats said yes, 13.5% said within 10 years, 9.4%
1:05:54
said no. 10.9% said not sure, 40% of Independence said yes,
1:06:01
which is crazy to think about, and 19.6% of Independence said
1:06:07
within 10 years. 25.5% of Independence said no and 14.7%
1:06:13
said not sure Republicans. 34% said yes, which is
1:06:18
frighteningly, frighteningly high, but also the lowest of the
1:06:22
three groups and within 10 years. 22.1% said yes to that,
1:06:30
which is also a little frightening, just the highest of
1:06:33
the three. But 31.8% of Republicans said
1:06:37
no, which while that number is lower than it should be, it's
1:06:39
also higher than the Independence and the Democrats.
1:06:42
And 12% of Republicans say not sure.
1:06:45
So yes, literally 66% of Democrats think that a political
1:06:51
candidate or party that is too dangerous to take power even if
1:06:55
they are lawfully elected. Therefore, it's OK to stop them
1:06:59
from being lawfully elected by any means necessary, which
1:07:04
sounds very familiar to me because that's literally what
1:07:07
the Democrats were saying prior to the 2020 election.
1:07:10
They were saying that they couldn't allow Trump to win the
1:07:12
2020 election and that they would do whatever it takes by
1:07:16
any means necessary to stop him from doing so.
1:07:20
And they did it. They cheated their ass off on
1:07:24
election night after all the bouts were closed and all the
1:07:28
polling places were closed and everyone went to sleep for the
1:07:31
night. That's when the midnight 3:00 AM
1:07:35
runs with boxes full of ballots all for Joe Biden magically
1:07:39
showed up at all the key swing states at all the right times.
1:07:43
And then Biden was suddenly the winner.
1:07:46
You've heard what has been happening to Trump's friend Rudy
1:07:50
Giuliani, right? They had to file for bankruptcy
1:07:54
recently because the courts claim that he didn't have any
1:07:57
evidence of tampering. He had the evidence, but the
1:08:01
judge said that he wasn't allowed to actually present it.
1:08:05
Isn't that amazing? So they sued him for $150
1:08:08
million. He filed for bankruptcy.
1:08:12
Yeah, our courts are basically becoming kangaroo courts at this
1:08:15
point where you know, if you're the societal bad guy according
1:08:20
to the woke lefties, then you're not allowed to have due process
1:08:23
and present evidence in your defense and you can just die.
1:08:28
That's basically what they think.
1:08:30
And it's interesting too, because the Democrats, they say,
1:08:33
oh, well, what Rudy Giuliani did was supposedly on the side he
1:08:39
was investigating the whole Ukraine thing, the deal that the
1:08:43
Bidens had back and forth with them, as well as China.
1:08:47
So that's what he did. That was bad.
1:08:49
Since when is it bad to investigate politicians?
1:08:53
When is it bad to? How is it illegal to go
1:08:56
investigate to see if somebody's committing crimes?
1:09:01
Yep, that's exactly true. I also have this other post on
1:09:06
Twitter that was related to this that I found that I thought
1:09:09
people might appreciate. So we see here on screen a post
1:09:14
by Bile Holt, My best friend just called gloating about what
1:09:19
Colorado did to Trump. He knew it would piss me off,
1:09:22
and it did. I told him, aren't you the one
1:09:25
always whining about Republicans trying to stop black people from
1:09:29
voting? How is this not the same thing?
1:09:32
I said. They're not just attacking
1:09:34
Trump, they're attacking the way voting works in this country.
1:09:37
They're literally stopping people from voting for their
1:09:40
choice As a black man belonging to a race that didn't used to
1:09:45
have a vote, you should be outraged, he just said.
1:09:49
Nope, I think it's really funny. This country is officially over.
1:09:56
Yeah, I've I had some family members back when Trump was
1:10:00
getting screwed who they didn't see the indecency about it.
1:10:05
They didn't see the the problems.
1:10:07
They actually thought it was good.
1:10:09
Whenever they seen a political rival get attacked like that,
1:10:13
then it really when you hear people talk like that, it makes
1:10:16
you realize that they don't think ahead of how it can
1:10:20
personally affect them down the road.
1:10:22
Not just the person that's getting screwed, but if the
1:10:25
government gets confident and they think they can do that, how
1:10:28
many times you think they're going to do that the more people
1:10:31
who come along later on in the future?
1:10:33
Yeah, precedents are being set right now.
1:10:36
That's exactly what's going on. Yeah, it's absolutely true.
1:10:42
But there is good news. There is a silver lining.
1:10:45
By doing all this kind of stuff to Trump, it's actually their
1:10:49
fault. Why it is that things have
1:10:50
gotten more bigger and he's gotten more popular.
1:10:54
The more they attacking, the more it's going to basically do
1:10:57
a rubber band effect. Yeah.
1:11:00
And if the US Supreme Court is appealed to before January 4th,
1:11:05
I'm pretty sure that they're going to vote against Colorado
1:11:08
because Trump appointed a lot of justices to the Supreme Court.
1:11:12
And you know, we're talking about the same US Supreme Court
1:11:14
that overturned Roe V Wade. So yeah, I think if Trump
1:11:19
appeals to the US Supreme Court over this, he'll probably win
1:11:22
and he'll get to be on the ballot and voted for in 2024.
1:11:26
So how did Amanda get back even though you banned them?
1:11:30
Why didn't ban them? I give them a little bit of a
1:11:32
time out because they were acting like a 5 year old and all
1:11:36
that. See, Amanda seems to think it's
1:11:38
OK to silence people's ability to be able to do what they want
1:11:42
to do and vote for who they wanted.
1:11:44
So I gave them a taste of their own medicine.
1:11:46
Apparently Amanda didn't think that was very nice.
1:11:50
If the Democrats cheated and controlled the elections, what's
1:11:53
the point in trying to vote for or elect Trump in 2024?
1:11:57
They will just do it again, No? Well, Amanda, if all of the
1:12:02
voting machines and all of the mechanisms of voting that were
1:12:06
going on in 2020 are what we got in 2024, then yes, it will
1:12:11
happen again. But if you put laws in place
1:12:13
that don't allow for the kind of cheating that occurred in 2020
1:12:17
to occur again, and you have secure voting machines that
1:12:20
can't be tampered with and you have honest people with
1:12:23
integrity counting the votes, then it is worth voting.
1:12:27
And that's going to be the trick for 2024 is, will we actually
1:12:32
have fair elections? Are we going to have more
1:12:35
midnight ballot drops for the Democrat candidate, whether it
1:12:39
be Joe Biden or anyone else? Are we going to see that again?
1:12:44
Well, they're probably, they're most likely going to do that.
1:12:47
But here's what I think the major game plan is.
1:12:50
I've been watching a lot of these boring ass Congress
1:12:53
hearings and all that, though. You know, the ones that put you
1:12:56
to sleep if you watch for longer than 15 minutes.
1:12:59
The idea is they bring in all these migrants and then what
1:13:02
they're going to do is they're going to offer these people the
1:13:05
ability to serve in the country. Now if they sign the contract
1:13:09
that states that they're willing to fight for their country, if
1:13:12
the military calls them, they can get instant citizenship.
1:13:16
And then the military, the government can play this game
1:13:19
where they pay these people to be able to live here.
1:13:22
And then that happens. However, they don't need all
1:13:25
these migrants. A couple of a couple million of
1:13:28
them are probably going to end up homeless out in the street
1:13:31
and dead from starvation in the winter cold.
1:13:34
They just need at least half of them out of the ones that came
1:13:37
up here to vote, and they win by a landslide.
1:13:41
Yep, very much so. I see Dark Moon 75 on the rumble
1:13:46
chat saying I am seriously thinking that these politicians
1:13:50
hate Trump because what he says makes sense and doesn't play to
1:13:54
the nut house crowd. That dangerous party is the
1:13:57
Democrats and they're also the manipulators.
1:14:01
That's very much true. Now, I'm not a fan of the GOP.
1:14:04
They're basically like the Democrats from 10 years ago at
1:14:07
this point. They keep going more and more
1:14:10
left, but they're always like 10 years, five years behind the
1:14:14
current Democrat position. So basically, at some point in
1:14:17
the future, the GOP is going to be far left, but the Democrats
1:14:21
will have gone so far left. At that point, the far left will
1:14:24
seem like far right. There you go.
1:14:31
There you go. So what do you think?
1:14:33
You I didn't get to hear a full opinion on the Epstein list from
1:14:37
you. Do you think they're going to
1:14:38
redact stuff? Do you think they're even going
1:14:40
to show us the original information, or is it just
1:14:44
nonsense? They notice the time frame in
1:14:48
which they want to show us this list.
1:14:50
It's like they want to wait until it's too late, that the
1:14:53
elections are almost all the way through next year when they want
1:14:56
to do this. Why we've been doing this for
1:14:59
since the guy did a Tarzan swinging from a rope and a damn
1:15:02
cage thing. How long does it take to just
1:15:05
drop the information? Exactly.
1:15:09
And that's something I anticipate they'll be done too.
1:15:12
They'll hold on to it for as long as possible, and I'll be
1:15:15
really surprised if there aren't many redactions and when it's
1:15:19
finally released. But we'll see what we see, I
1:15:22
guess. I mean, for all we know, I mean
1:15:24
we live in the world where they could release the full thing
1:15:27
uncensored and no one would care.
1:15:30
So we got Mark out here, says Dark Wolf here.
1:15:33
Dark Wolf appears to probably be over in Rumble, so that means
1:15:36
you wouldn't be able to see his comments.
1:15:38
We're also streaming through Twitter as well as some other
1:15:44
sites that I've connected it to and all that.
1:15:47
So we're good. Have you seen what it looks like
1:15:49
when you live stream on Twitter? They got this neat interface
1:15:52
DTR. When you get an opportunity, you
1:15:54
ought to go over and look at that.
1:15:56
I guess I will. I was trying to look at yours
1:16:01
when I first started, but it just took me to like a basic
1:16:04
video stream that wasn't like any special chat box or anything
1:16:08
that I. Can see?
1:16:08
Well, you got to click on the actual video.
1:16:10
It'll look like a normal video, tweet and all that.
1:16:13
But if you click on it, it'll open up this cool thing on
1:16:16
Twitter where you see a chat screen on the ride and neat
1:16:20
stuff underneath. It looks really, really neat.
1:16:24
Well, let's see if I can find it.
1:16:25
Now, since we're here, let's see do that.
1:16:30
And so if I click. On oh, just to remind you, last
1:16:35
time we did a show, you were a little sad because you didn't
1:16:38
put the proper interface up that you wanted to use.
1:16:41
Was it done this time? Is this the one you wanted?
1:16:44
Yes, we're doing the TTOR show and we got TTOR show branding
1:16:47
on. I apologize for coming in a
1:16:51
little late and all that. It's been one of those days.
1:16:54
I don't know if you knew this or any of the people out there
1:16:56
know, but it's my birthday today.
1:16:59
Oh, happy birthday. Yeah, I'm getting old, but my
1:17:05
daughter won't let me do so, she keeps saying.
1:17:07
Yeah, old dad. I see what you mean by the
1:17:11
interface. If you just give me one second,
1:17:14
we'll have an Inception moment. Oh my gosh, Look, it's us.
1:17:21
I like it though. I like it.
1:17:24
Over on the right side, just like on YouTube, it would have
1:17:28
when people lay their comments, it'll make a Twitter feed and
1:17:32
all that. We got to get ourselves a little
1:17:34
bit more popular on Twitter, though, before we start seeing
1:17:37
that neat stuff. Yeah, I might consider doing
1:17:40
that. I mean, there's really no reason
1:17:43
not to. I mean, Twitter is not as
1:17:45
censorious as they used to be. And yeah, I'm.
1:17:50
I'm starting. I'm even, I'm getting some
1:17:52
engagement with his little followers, as I have.
1:17:54
So yeah, I might try streaming to Twitter in the future just as
1:17:58
another destination, but I'm still going to prioritize Rumble
1:18:01
and other stuff because, well, can't have too many places.
1:18:05
You know what we should do, and I've been thinking a lot about
1:18:08
this. Just to segue for a moment, we
1:18:11
should try using restream. I just recently, I didn't like
1:18:15
restream before because I thought it was ugly and kind of
1:18:19
laggy, but I went and they've completely overhauled the thing.
1:18:23
They have this ability where we could literally put the chat up
1:18:26
on the screen and you'd be able to see people in real time talk
1:18:30
to us from all available places at the same time.
1:18:34
It's got a lot of the great features the stream yards got,
1:18:37
but even more so We might want to try that sometime.
1:18:41
Yeah, I used to use restream IO back in the day and I didn't
1:18:45
like it back then, but I'll I'll relook at it now that.
1:18:47
You. Oh, it looks better now.
1:18:49
It looked like a Mickey Mouse vomited on paper before, for
1:18:53
sure, And it was laggy, a mess. But I went in.
1:18:56
I got in almost immediately. There was no lag or hold up.
1:18:59
So we should try it. You know, restream has the
1:19:02
ability, It always had the ability to connect to everything
1:19:05
at once. So yeah.
1:19:07
Yep. But since you brought up
1:19:11
restreaming, I think it's fair to point out at this point that
1:19:15
Quarter also offers free restreaming.
1:19:18
Quarter is my open source Altech alternative to YouTube and not
1:19:23
only does it do live streaming, but it does free restreaming
1:19:26
like restream the IO does, but without a paywall for all the
1:19:29
features. And since Darkman 75 has been
1:19:33
commenting so much on my Rumble Chat and since he's been one of
1:19:37
my biggest promoters of quarter, as far as the quarter user base
1:19:41
goes, let's give the audience a little commercial for Dark Moon
1:19:45
75's quarter channel. Hi there.
1:19:48
Are you a contentcreatorquarter.tv?
1:19:51
Sounds like the place for you. I can hear you thinking, Well,
1:19:55
what about YouTube? Let's face it, YouTube is all
1:19:59
corporate these days. They don't care about the small
1:20:01
creator. They don't care about how much
1:20:04
work you pour into your content, how much time you spend making
1:20:07
it better. All YouTube cares about are the
1:20:10
big time media stars and people with tons of subscribers.
1:20:14
Never mind the fact that they artificially inflate those
1:20:17
subscriber numbers by paying for them.
1:20:19
Never mind the fact that they will shadow ban you for
1:20:22
something while the big names get promoted.
1:20:25
Never mind that they claim freedom of speech but will ban
1:20:28
you for having an idea that doesn't fall in with their
1:20:30
opinions. Thank God for quarter.
1:20:33
Quarter allows you to keep your voice and will allow you to
1:20:36
grow. There's no algorithm so you
1:20:39
don't have to worry about being banned or having your content
1:20:42
removed for something silly. At Quarter, you own all rights
1:20:47
to your content. YouTube can keep its wannabe
1:20:50
television nonsense. The future for
1:20:52
contentcreatorsisquarter.tvrememberthatsquarter.tv where your voice is respected.
1:21:05
Might want to let our friend Dark Wolf know something though.
1:21:09
Because remember, the name is Dark Wolf, but the ad is
1:21:12
actually a fox. You know that's a fox, right?
1:21:15
That fox has bigger boobs I've ever seen on a fox, but it's
1:21:19
still a fox. That's one of his characters
1:21:21
from a novel he wrote. Basically, she's his spokeswoman
1:21:25
in this commercial. Oh well, that's very creative of
1:21:30
you, Dark Wolf. That's pretty neat.
1:21:31
I wouldn't mind seeing some of your material sometime.
1:21:34
I'm still waiting for my buddy TTOR to release some of these
1:21:37
comic books and stuff that he's got going on.
1:21:40
Well, technically my first book is available now on Amazon, but
1:21:44
I'm working on a second edition that fixes some grammatical
1:21:48
errors and rewrites a couple parts to make it better.
1:21:53
I hear you there. I know what that's all about.
1:21:56
If it wasn't for WordPress, someone would imagine that the
1:21:59
damn gorilla wrote mine. But now, what's the book of
1:22:05
yours that I got and talked with you about?
1:22:10
Afterlife simulation. Afterlife simulation.
1:22:13
That, ladies and gentlemen, if you're looking for a wild ride
1:22:17
and you don't mind some imperfection in grammar,
1:22:21
Afterlife simulation's a really good read.
1:22:24
Now, there's some people who look at Afterlife simulation and
1:22:27
the writing style and they're like, Oh my God, it's garbage.
1:22:31
How can anybody possibly think it's as good?
1:22:34
But if you just let it be what it is and you just read the
1:22:39
story through, I think by the end you'll be very impressed
1:22:42
with the story path that Brett takes you on.
1:22:45
It's a very entertaining read. Yeah, it's got quite an arc.
1:22:49
I'm actually almost done with the second one.
1:22:52
The reason why things got kind of slower in the sequel is I
1:22:56
wrote a biography about myself. I don't know if I told you that
1:23:00
the reason why I haven't released it, even though it's
1:23:02
been complete for a while, is because since it's about my
1:23:06
life, it also associates with family members, their names and
1:23:10
all that. So I'm kind of waiting till
1:23:12
people either kill over before releasing something like that
1:23:15
because I don't want to get sued by a bunch of people.
1:23:19
Right. Plus, once you're closer to the
1:23:21
end of your life, would probably be a better time to release
1:23:24
that. Yeah, exactly.
1:23:27
Yeah, that would be an interesting book to read when
1:23:30
it's done and out there, very interesting read indeed.
1:23:35
Let me see what we got going on in our chat here.
1:23:39
And Yep, Brett, I am with ASMR Mark on wishing Brett a happy
1:23:44
birthday. I kind of wish I had picked a
1:23:48
lighter topic if I had known that today was Brett's birthday,
1:23:51
but it's all good. No, it's it's good.
1:23:56
A lot of the stuff I've had on my mind I've been very concerned
1:24:00
about, and I can't think of a better day and all that.
1:24:03
As old as I am at this point, I just turned 47 years old.
1:24:08
All this political stuff is really important to me because
1:24:11
if things keep going the way they are, then we're not going
1:24:14
to be able to enjoy anybody's birthday if America keeps going
1:24:18
down the toilet like it is. Yeah, and I I don't want to see
1:24:23
that too either. But you know, there's only so
1:24:26
much that TTOR can control, mainly his own content.
1:24:34
So did you get a chance to see that image I posted?
1:24:37
I have a compilation of different news articles of
1:24:41
YouTube knocking people's accounts down and screwing
1:24:43
people. Yeah, I saw that.
1:24:46
And for those of you watching this, YouTube has been doing
1:24:49
this for literally years. I mean, at minimum we're talking
1:24:54
going all the way back to like 2015.
1:24:56
Some people would argue, though, it goes back to like 2013, or
1:25:01
maybe even 2012 in the case of Mario the vigilant Christian.
1:25:04
Although I'd take that one with a huge grain of salt, because
1:25:08
that guy was not exactly known for being truthful, it turned
1:25:11
out. But YouTube censorship has
1:25:14
definitely been a thing for at least the past eight years, and
1:25:16
that's why all these YouTube alternatives even exist.
1:25:19
I mean, if YouTube wasn't censoring people, especially
1:25:23
Christians, conservatives, and Trump supporters, we wouldn't
1:25:27
have Rumble, we wouldn't have Bit Shoot, we wouldn't have
1:25:29
Odyssey, we wouldn't have Huge Tube, we wouldn't have Brighty
1:25:33
On, We wouldn't have Joshua TV, we wouldn't have my site
1:25:36
Quarter, we wouldn't have Dailymotion or any of those
1:25:39
other sites that existed previously but don't anymore.
1:25:43
The whole reason why all these sites exist is because YouTube
1:25:47
is really bad when it comes to censoring people and not
1:25:51
allowing them to have freedom of speech, despite the fact that
1:25:54
they're a company based in the United States of America where
1:25:57
we have First Amendment protections for the kind of
1:26:00
speech that YouTube loves to censor.
1:26:03
So yeah, if YouTube wasn't doing all that, this live stream
1:26:07
wouldn't be happening on Rumble, because Rumble wouldn't exist.
1:26:14
Exactly. Did you hear this other
1:26:16
controversy that's going on? So Biden and his Ronald McDonald
1:26:21
looking secretary got up there and they're claiming, oh, as
1:26:24
soon as Joe Biden got into office, supposedly, you know,
1:26:29
millions of jobs were saved or something like that, or new
1:26:32
millions of jobs happened. Well, The thing is, is we just
1:26:35
came off this big COVID thing, right?
1:26:38
So what happens is, is all these people are coming back to work,
1:26:43
but he's actually acting like he did something.
1:26:45
He's the one that started the problem.
1:26:47
I'm not going to get into detail on that.
1:26:49
People know what I'm talking about.
1:26:50
And then the people go back to work and he's going to be, oh,
1:26:53
see, I opened up new jobs. They weren't new.
1:26:56
They were the same jobs they lost.
1:26:59
Exactly. They were just giving back some
1:27:01
jobs that they took away a couple years ago.
1:27:04
They didn't actually create anything new, but that's the
1:27:07
kind of propaganda you have to deal with from leftist
1:27:10
Democrats, because that's the only way they can make it look
1:27:13
like they're doing anything other than screaming Orange Man
1:27:17
bad and discussing the newest ways to screw over anyone who is
1:27:21
to the right of now. Oh, just to give you guys a
1:27:26
hint, because me and TTR watched very closely when Trump was
1:27:30
president. We watched how things went with
1:27:32
the election and here's what I've learned.
1:27:35
I don't know if you're in the same page with me TTR, but if
1:27:38
you're worried about any of these other Republican
1:27:40
candidates that they might be basically double agent type of
1:27:44
deals, I don't even know if that's the right word.
1:27:47
Just watch how the mainstream media treats them.
1:27:50
If the mainstream media is treating one of our Republican
1:27:53
candidates really good and nice, that means that the Democrats
1:27:56
have them in their pocket and they're giving them a free ride.
1:28:01
Yep, Brett and I are definitely on the same page on that one.
1:28:04
Because if you are not being opposed vitriolically by the
1:28:10
mainstream media at this point, you're doing something wrong.
1:28:14
Because they have shown over the last several years that if you
1:28:20
stand against what they're pushing, they are not beyond
1:28:24
doing the most vile, disgusting things to you, calling you the
1:28:27
most vile, disgusting names, making all the most defamatory
1:28:31
accusations that they can towards you and so on.
1:28:36
But they only treat for the most part, evil orange man like this.
1:28:42
And sure, some other Republicans come along and you know, they
1:28:45
scream and cry foul and oh, they're evil because they're
1:28:48
GOP. But they never rode those guys
1:28:52
like they do Donald Trump. I'll make a prediction here,
1:28:55
ladies and gentlemen. I think DeSantis is getting a
1:28:59
little bit of a nice ride. A little bit.
1:29:01
But the one that I'm noticing that's getting the major free
1:29:05
ride here is Nikki Haley. She is this.
1:29:09
The even the other side is doing stuff from mainstream media
1:29:13
where they're like, oh, they treat her so badly.
1:29:16
Look how hateful Vivek was to a woman, independent woman.
1:29:21
So they they're basically using their woke process to boast her
1:29:26
up, boost her up. So she's the one that you guys
1:29:29
got to watch out for. And what is some of the things
1:29:31
that she likes? She wants war, she wants
1:29:34
destruction and she likes money going back and forth between
1:29:37
countries. So there's you can see she'll
1:29:40
fit right well with that. Well, you know, if that's all
1:29:43
she wants, she could just spend the rest of her life playing
1:29:46
Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty.
1:29:49
Well, there you go. Which one, by the way?
1:29:51
Grand Theft. Auto.
1:29:54
The money in the war zone combined would be Grand Theft
1:29:57
Auto, but if she wants like the war, like a war simulator, Call
1:30:00
of Duty, Medal of Honor, Frontline, or any similar
1:30:03
franchise to those will do nicely.
1:30:07
Oh wait, I forgot she likes to do it with other people's
1:30:10
children. Dang.
1:30:13
That's rough. Yeah, yeah.
1:30:17
She's absolutely a deep state person, totally in bed with the
1:30:21
Democrats, I'm sure, in all the more most important ways.
1:30:24
So yeah, she I would not want her in charge of anything.
1:30:31
Oh my goodness. So now I know Amanda's either
1:30:34
trolling or on some kind of sniffing Windex out the window
1:30:38
sill Chris Christie. Are you kidding me?
1:30:41
Why don't you just vote for the State Pups Marshmallow Man and
1:30:44
get it over with? Well, I guess because Chris
1:30:49
Christie is against Trump, that makes him a OK for Amanda.
1:30:57
You know, Chris Christie actually surprised me, As you
1:31:00
know, Vivek jumped up there and said he would get himself off
1:31:03
the ballad and he screamed at everybody.
1:31:05
But Chris Christie actually put out a statement as well and said
1:31:10
that he felt that it was completely unfair what happened
1:31:13
to Trump. So that shocked me.
1:31:15
I usually I see that guy is nothing more than a man pig.
1:31:18
But after saying that, he did earn a brownie point with me for
1:31:21
that. Dark Moon 75 Only Democrat I
1:31:25
would vote for is Wait, come back to me.
1:31:28
I can do this. Yeah, I I.
1:31:35
At this point, if you vote for Democrats at all, you're part of
1:31:38
the problem. Maybe because of what the party
1:31:41
has come to represent and what they're primarily composed of.
1:31:45
Oh, there was one other thing too.
1:31:47
I was watching this, this thing with the Congress where the
1:31:51
Republicans have been doing an investigation on Joe Biden.
1:31:55
Check this out. Guess what they found out.
1:31:57
You know how we've been wondering why they keep sending
1:32:00
all this money to Ukraine, representing it as they're
1:32:03
wanting to help the country against Russia?
1:32:05
Well, apparently Ukraine is is lost.
1:32:08
It's lost. But there's still money being
1:32:10
put over there. And here's what they found out.
1:32:13
The Ukraine has some kind of like slush system going on where
1:32:17
the money, our taxes are sent over there.
1:32:20
And then they basically clean the money and then start sending
1:32:24
it back to some of our Democratic politicians in a way
1:32:29
that makes it look like it's just a a trade deal.
1:32:32
Well, that's what that whole Sam Friedman thing was about.
1:32:35
When the Russia Ukraine war first started, his company was
1:32:39
one of the companies that they were taking the Ukraine aid and
1:32:43
throwing the money through, cleaning it, and then throwing
1:32:46
it back into the Democrat politician campaigns as well as
1:32:49
other politician campaigns. That was the whole thing with
1:32:53
Sam Friedman back in the beginning of the whole Russia,
1:32:56
Ukraine war. And then they had this big old
1:32:58
show where they arrested him and you know, all this hoopla, ha ha
1:33:02
ha. But then a few months back, when
1:33:04
no one was looking, they dropped all charges against him and let
1:33:07
him go free. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:33:12
They run the system so they can play it anywhere they want to.
1:33:16
And if they get part, go ahead. Ukraine is the biggest money
1:33:20
laundering operation in the history of humanity.
1:33:23
That's what that is. And it's primarily benefiting
1:33:26
Democrats because most of the money that goes to political
1:33:29
campaigns from that pool goes into the Democrat politician
1:33:34
campaigns. So every time you send Ukraine
1:33:39
aid to Ukraine, it's really politicians sending themselves
1:33:43
back money to their own campaigns.
1:33:46
That's where it ends up. Yeah, they can always just point
1:33:50
at it and say, well, we got this from the Ukraine for this or
1:33:54
that or interest or investment, that kind of junk.
1:33:58
Yeah, those guys got that money ultimately from all the aid that
1:34:01
you sent to Ukraine. Yeah, yeah, it's a crazy world
1:34:11
we live in. I I think sometimes I wish I
1:34:14
didn't know these things, 'cause I think I'd be better off.
1:34:17
But then again, if I didn't know these things, I wouldn't know
1:34:20
who my real enemy is. So it's kind of a, you know, it
1:34:25
is what it is kind of thing. So what else we got on the back
1:34:31
burner? Not much.
1:34:35
I've already gone through the main event like I wanted to, and
1:34:39
we've had a good discussion on all this other stuff, mostly the
1:34:42
whole Trump Colorado thing. There's not a lot else going on.
1:34:48
I do know that on Christmas Eve I'll actually get to enjoy our
1:34:52
candlelight service at church because we won't be filming it.
1:34:56
Which means I actually get to be in the audience with family.
1:34:59
Yay. Well, I got something for you
1:35:03
'cause I I know that you're a young Earth creationist.
1:35:06
I know that you just recently seen the imagery and information
1:35:10
I put up on Twitter. They're now claiming that you
1:35:14
already know that they claim the universe is now 30 billion years
1:35:17
old. Now they're claiming the moon is
1:35:20
40 million are billion years old, right?
1:35:24
Yeah, I saw that somewhere that you mentioned that.
1:35:27
You do realize what's going to happen next now, right?
1:35:31
It's going to get older. No, not just the moon.
1:35:35
See The thing is a lot of scientists, the most popular
1:35:38
believe for theory right now from their point because
1:35:41
obviously they don't do religion, is they believe that
1:35:44
the moon is actually a part of Earth through a planetary
1:35:48
collision. So guess what happens now?
1:35:51
Earth gets older. Much older, yeah.
1:35:54
Yeah. Oh, is that how the?
1:35:55
Is that how we doubled the age of the Earth recently?
1:35:59
That's how we're going to do it. Because if the moon is a part of
1:36:02
the Earth, and it was through a planetary collision, then
1:36:05
logically this means that if the moon is 40 billion years old,
1:36:09
the Earth had to have been around before that in order for
1:36:12
the moon to form, you see? So now they get to play their
1:36:15
evolution game even longer. I thought people might think
1:36:18
that's interesting. Yes, it is very interesting.
1:36:22
But. But it's like I said in that one
1:36:25
live stream a while back and I clipped out for my channel,
1:36:30
Every time the age of the Earth gets revised, they always make
1:36:33
it older without fail. You never go, oh, yeah, we
1:36:38
thought the Earth was, you know, 14 billion years old.
1:36:42
But then we found this new piece of evidence indicated that the
1:36:44
Earth isn't that old. So we knocked 2 billion years
1:36:47
off the age and made it 12 billion years old.
1:36:50
Nope. They always make it older
1:36:54
without fail. You could set a clock to it.
1:36:56
It's so precise and so exact and happens every single time.
1:37:01
Yeah, the scientists nowadays are saying that because that
1:37:06
what is that thing called their telescope, the new one they put
1:37:08
up with the high definition imagery.
1:37:11
They're claiming that there's a lot of things about the universe
1:37:14
that they just absolutely are blown away by.
1:37:17
Now that Cosmology, this is the title that is in a lot of news
1:37:21
papers right now, that everything we knew about the
1:37:24
universe has been wrong, everything's going to have to
1:37:29
change. Spooky.
1:37:32
I wonder if they're going to be like realism is true.
1:37:36
The aliens are coming in 2035. We better get the planet ready
1:37:40
for him. Well, they're.
1:37:42
Well, actually, I'm glad you brought that up too.
1:37:46
My goodness, man, you should be a sidekick or something, or at
1:37:49
least a prophet. They actually are stating our
1:37:52
government the same, that we have the corpses of aliens and
1:37:55
that we have ship wreckage and all this.
1:37:57
I I kid you not. Tucker recently talked about.
1:38:00
I don't know if you watch any of the stuff on on Twitter, but
1:38:03
he's got a lot of that. The Congress are trying to pass
1:38:07
a law that states that any time that we find any information
1:38:11
that it should be put out there about these aliens.
1:38:15
You haven't heard about that? I may have heard about it in
1:38:18
passing a while ago, but I've noticed over time that whenever
1:38:23
aliens are brought up, it's usually to distract people from
1:38:26
something else going on. It's important so.
1:38:29
You see Amanda out here. I think that Amanda suffers from
1:38:32
some kind of retardation or 8 paint chips as a child when the
1:38:35
mom wasn't watching. The thing is, I didn't just say
1:38:38
Tucker this. There's actually congressional
1:38:41
hearings that you can watch on YouTube, ladies and gentlemen.
1:38:45
And the mainstream media, whether you believe they're fake
1:38:48
news or not, they're actually discussing this as though it's
1:38:51
something that's really important.
1:38:53
They actually are showing imagery of what is supposed to
1:38:57
be the corpse of aliens. They're showing video of this so
1:39:01
they look weird though. They look like little Egyptian
1:39:04
monsters or something, though not cute like ET.
1:39:08
Right. Yeah, I've seen those.
1:39:09
So that I have seen those and I I was not impressed by that.
1:39:14
Yeah, they do look a little rough, don't they?
1:39:17
Around the hedges? We kind of like our aliens look
1:39:19
like Predator, right? We want the spooky looking
1:39:22
aliens, not these little Smurf things.
1:39:24
Or the Xenomorphs? There you go.
1:39:27
That's right. But no, the realism 2035 thing
1:39:34
makes absolute sense of why our governments around the world are
1:39:38
so hell bent on restructuring life on Earth by 20-30 in order
1:39:42
to combat climate change. Because if the aliens are coming
1:39:47
back in 2035 and they need the planet ready for them by then,
1:39:52
then making this huge push to change the Earth and everything
1:39:56
on it by 20-30 actually kind of makes sense.
1:40:02
Here, let me show you this. You may end up wanting to put
1:40:05
this up on the screen. This isn't the little smurfy
1:40:08
aliens we were talking about. My goodness, that link is huge.
1:40:12
They're claiming get this. One of the news of places is
1:40:15
stating that former NASA scientist says aliens have a
1:40:20
secret base beneath the Earth. They believe that there's aliens
1:40:24
that are actually tunneled into the ground.
1:40:26
I kid you not. I'm not making this up.
1:40:28
I don't even know if I subscribe to it.
1:40:30
Alls I'm doing is telling you what the news.
1:40:34
You mean this news Former NASA scientist says aliens could have
1:40:42
secret base beneath the Earth's oceans.
1:40:45
You know, whenever I see the phrase could have, it makes me
1:40:49
think of basically the entire evolution narrative, where
1:40:52
basically everything about evolution is mechanisms is well,
1:40:57
it could have happened this way, we imagined it happened this
1:41:00
way. You know, just all these fuzzy
1:41:02
words indicate that they have no evidence and it's all purely
1:41:06
hypothetical, and yet they run with that hypothesis like it's
1:41:10
fact. This kind of reminds me of that
1:41:13
just by reading the title. Did you hear about the the thing
1:41:17
that they got with the their speculation having to do with
1:41:20
the Sun? No.
1:41:23
Enlighten me. Please.
1:41:24
OK, so they got, obviously they've got telescopes and
1:41:28
satellites and all this. So the sun right now is going
1:41:31
through some really weird changes where and it supposedly
1:41:35
happens every couple 100 years, according to scientists anyway.
1:41:38
But there's a gaping hole on the left side of the the sun that
1:41:43
could fit like 60 million versions of the Earth, and it is
1:41:47
so big, it literally, if you were able to look through one of
1:41:51
these tools they got, you can see a big dark hole in our sun.
1:41:55
It's what stars do. But they said while they were
1:41:58
looking at this, they took images that appear as though
1:42:01
there's flying saucers or some kind of UFOs that are flying
1:42:05
around and through this whole thing.
1:42:08
Something to look at. It's neat.
1:42:11
All right. That's something not to keep an
1:42:13
eye on going forward. Let's actually read this article
1:42:16
from Daily Stars to see what we're dealing with.
1:42:21
A former NASA researcher believes pilots of UFOs could be
1:42:24
living underneath our oceans. Kevin Knuth, the distinguished
1:42:29
academic who worked at NASA's Ames Research Center from 2001
1:42:32
to 2005, thinks there are many reasons why alien visitors might
1:42:36
choose to base themselves underwater rather than on the
1:42:40
Earth's surface. For a start, he says, if they
1:42:43
prefer to remain undetected, the deep oceans are ideal, he told
1:42:47
the Theories of Everything podcast. 75% of Earth's surface
1:42:51
is water, and we really have very little access to it.
1:42:54
So if you're going to hide out somewhere, that's perfect.
1:42:58
So I guess all that Area 51 stuff can just get tossed out
1:43:01
the window. Many recent UFO sightings have
1:43:04
involved craft that appear to move effortlessly between the
1:43:07
air and sea, and Kevin adds that aliens from a water world home
1:43:11
planet would have many reasons to base themselves beneath the
1:43:15
sea, he continued. If you come from an aquatic
1:43:19
environment, aquatic environments on planets are
1:43:21
going to be much better to live in than atmospheric
1:43:25
environments. Atmospheres have a low heat
1:43:27
capacity, so the temperature varies a lot.
1:43:30
You get huge temperature variations, and then going from
1:43:33
planet to planet you have huge temperature variations in the
1:43:36
atmosphere. Go to Mars and you'll look at
1:43:39
100° below 0 Fahrenheit. You go to Venus and you're
1:43:42
looking at 800°F. It's dramatic, and the air
1:43:46
pressure is dramatically different too, from planet to
1:43:49
planet. See, that's one of the arguments
1:43:55
they used to make right? Aliens wouldn't be able to live
1:43:59
aren't any of these planets because of their conditions.
1:44:02
But you got to think about it like, let's say for instance,
1:44:05
you know Democrats who run around like chickens with their
1:44:07
head off claiming climate change.
1:44:10
If our world were to suddenly go through an alteration where all
1:44:14
of this could go extinct, what would be the first thing we'd
1:44:17
probably do? We got two alternatives.
1:44:19
We either go to space or we get underground, away from the
1:44:22
radiation of the sun. That would be the place to go
1:44:25
to. So why couldn't someone, on an
1:44:28
intellectual level, make the argument that if there were
1:44:32
things on another planet, they didn't just Burrow into the
1:44:35
ground in order to protect themselves from whatever
1:44:37
catastrophe happened on the surface, right?
1:44:41
Yeah, I I just kind of stuck in my head though thinking about
1:44:46
this. Whole aliens are hiding
1:44:47
underwater in our oceans. Theory.
1:44:50
How would they handle all the water pressure the deeper down
1:44:53
you go? Because their their bodies may
1:44:57
be able to. The The thing is, for those out
1:45:00
there who believe in evolution and believe they came from
1:45:03
ancient rats and slugs in a pond and all that, they could easily
1:45:07
say that the creatures over time adapted, even though it's
1:45:11
supposedly takes billions of years for that process to work.
1:45:14
That's what they could say. And plus they could also
1:45:17
speculate the technology was good enough when they did it.
1:45:22
Yeah. I mean, I just think of the Meg
1:45:24
movies in particular, and you know how when you go to certain
1:45:27
depths in the ocean, the water pressure builds up and basically
1:45:30
just destroys anything that's not built to handle that
1:45:34
pressure. Just why are we assuming that
1:45:38
these aliens have the ability to handle that kind of water
1:45:40
pressure? Because, I mean, if you think
1:45:43
about it, if we want to go into hypothetical land to justify
1:45:46
belief in aliens living underwater, then let's go into
1:45:49
this hypothetical. The first aliens come and
1:45:53
they're not built to handle the water pressure of our oceans,
1:45:56
and they try to hide under there.
1:45:57
Guess who's getting destroyed and killed?
1:46:02
Exactly. But keep in mind, keep in mind a
1:46:05
lot of these non believers and skeptics out here, they actually
1:46:09
believe that we originally started out in the oceans, that
1:46:11
we were fishies. So you see what I mean?
1:46:15
Well, I think even before the fishy part though, they want
1:46:18
they believe, according to the evolution narrative, that about
1:46:22
3.7 to 4.28 billion years ago, some bacteria formed on some
1:46:29
rocks underneath the ocean by some water vents, and then that
1:46:33
bacteria ultimately evolved into all life on earth and all of us.
1:46:38
So yeah, before the fishies, we were bacteria on a rock under
1:46:43
the ocean. There you go.
1:46:46
It's not on a rock, is what I call it.
1:46:49
And yet, when you point out that this is what evolution teaches
1:46:53
about the first organic life, according to Wikipedia and every
1:46:57
other official source out there, evolutionists just look at you
1:47:01
like you're crazy. And they say you don't
1:47:03
understand evolution, you don't understand abiogenesis.
1:47:08
You don't know how any of this works, even though you're
1:47:10
quoting all the same sources that I quote.
1:47:13
You just you just don't get it. It's because you're a stupid
1:47:16
creationist slash Christian. Yeah, I.
1:47:22
Hope I got the head. I hope I got the head Bob part
1:47:24
right. Yeah, narcissism and arrogance.
1:47:28
Yep, Yep, Yep. Or, as I like to call it,
1:47:31
creationist derangement syndrome.
1:47:33
Or everything a creationist says is wrong, even if it's exactly
1:47:37
what the evolutionists are saying, even if it's no
1:47:39
different from what they're saying.
1:47:41
Well, it's wrong because he said it, but when I say it, it's OK.
1:47:45
He said it. No, no, no.
1:47:48
He's wrong, I think. I think a lot of a majority of
1:47:51
atheists we've listened to talk about this, are stupid in some
1:47:54
kind of way because they actually think that this is
1:47:57
complicated to even understand in the 1st place.
1:48:00
It's just too complicated for some people.
1:48:02
What's complicated about it? They draw the their evidence is
1:48:06
based upon cartoon animations and CGI and little pictures of a
1:48:11
creature turning into another one.
1:48:13
What? What is so difficult to
1:48:15
understand about that? Not much difficulty for me, but
1:48:22
Amanda says seems like a clickbait article.
1:48:24
The NASA scientist was just speculating.
1:48:28
I agree with you there, but that opens a whole can of worms about
1:48:31
evolution. Virtually all of evolution is
1:48:35
speculation. Virtually all of it.
1:48:40
And so when the entire field of modern science, as far as the
1:48:45
people who are running it, when they adopt A worldview of
1:48:49
origins and the universe existing that is based on like
1:48:53
95% speculation, well then why not speculate even further about
1:49:00
aliens and all this stuff? I mean, it's just another layer
1:49:03
of speculation that we treat as fact.
1:49:09
Hey, as long as there's no God involved and it's all good, bro.
1:49:16
Oh, I hear you there. I hear you.
1:49:19
Let. Me go ahead and get rid of that
1:49:22
article. Well, we are at the hour and 49
1:49:26
minute mark and I'm fresh out of ideas and I think it's been a
1:49:32
great show so far. And so I think we'll call it
1:49:35
good here and we can come back next week for a GOD TV radio
1:49:40
podcast. Yay.
1:49:45
But hopefully you guys enjoyed watching the 1st 40 to 45
1:49:49
minutes of the show where we talked about Rhonda Santez, his
1:49:52
strange relationship with the pedophile Kent Sturman, and how
1:49:56
Ron DeSantis may very well be a pedophile enabler.
1:50:00
He seems to have some similarities with Kent Hovind
1:50:05
and his strange relationship with Chris Jones, where Kent
1:50:10
Hovind literally proved himself to be a paedo enabler over time.
1:50:13
So maybe we'll learn more about Ron DeSantis and his strange
1:50:18
relationship with Kent Sturman later on in history.
1:50:22
But I also hope you guys enjoyed all the other stuff we talked
1:50:26
about in relation to Trump and the whole Colorado thing and all
1:50:30
the other topics that we got into on this show.
1:50:34
Hopefully you enjoyed all that and hopefully I will see you
1:50:37
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1:50:53
Is there anything you want to impart to our viewing audience
1:50:56
before we head out, Brett? I'll just remind people, unless
1:51:00
it's a live stream that TTOR is hosting, there won't be any
1:51:04
videos up on YouTube. My only way I'm coming back is
1:51:08
if I hit 1000 subscribers. If people want to see my
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content, you'll have to watch me on either TTO Rs website
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corridor or you'll have to see me on Rumble or Twitter.
1:51:18
That's the only way unless something happens the reason
1:51:21
why, I'll give a brief explanation and then we'll shut
1:51:24
it down. The explanation is the election
1:51:28
is coming up. I speculate that during this
1:51:32
entire year the election's going on.
1:51:34
You will see millions of Youtubers, especially
1:51:37
conservatives and Republicans and moderates, getting smoked
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off of YouTube and I do not want to be one of the victims of
1:51:44
that. And I don't blame you there.
1:51:48
And I yeah, I kind of beat you to the punch by stop streaming
1:51:52
to YouTube all together and just stream through these other
1:51:54
things. Because as election season goes
1:51:57
on, I think Rumble especially is going to get more popular.
1:52:01
And when you do streams talking about the election stuff, I
1:52:04
think you're going to get a lot of traffic and traction on
1:52:07
Rumble next year. So basically just getting myself
1:52:11
into the rhythm now of streaming to Rumble and maybe quarter.
1:52:15
And I'll also be putting copies of our show up on the radio like
1:52:19
usual. Which I very much appreciate.
1:52:23
And since Brett brought it up earlier, I will look into the
1:52:27
possibility of streaming to X as well.
1:52:30
Although I think you have to pay the premium $8 a month to do
1:52:34
that, don't you? No, actually I originally signed
1:52:39
up for the $8 deal, but then I looked at it and I noticed that
1:52:44
they had a smaller package. They they do like some of these
1:52:47
bullshit sites where they hide things where they just show.
1:52:51
They want to make it to where you see premium right off the
1:52:54
bat when you sign up. But if you click left and look
1:52:57
around a little bit, they've got a basic one where you can get
1:53:00
almost fully everything, but you still see their ads for three
1:53:04
bucks, 3 bucks a month and you can upload 2 hour videos and all
1:53:09
that kind of stuff. Well, that's quite a savings.
1:53:13
I might have to look into that. 3 bucks a month is basically
1:53:17
nothing. Oh yeah, and you can do
1:53:20
extremely big post too, you know, with a a variety of images
1:53:26
and video and all that kind of stuff.
1:53:28
So it is nice. That's real good.
1:53:31
Yeah, I I like the sound of that.
1:53:32
I'll definitely have to look into that now.
1:53:35
And with that guys, I bid you farewell and ado and I will see
1:53:39
you next week on the GOD TV Radio podcast.
1:53:42
Have a good one all. The.