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Brett Keane & ttor13 Talk Books, Music, social media, politics, corder · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your attention please?
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The show starts in 9876. Music.
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None. None.
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Hello there everyone. Welcome to GOD TV Radio.
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I'm TTOR and we got Brett Keene here to my right.
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Say hello, Brett. Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
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This is Brett Keene from GOD TV Radio hanging out with TTOR.
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And we're here to rock that, yes.
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Yes, we sure are. And that's ironic you say that
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because you just recently put out an album.
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Isn't that right? I did it has 20 songs on it that
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are visible and it has a bonus track on it, which is pretty
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cool Yep Yep Yep and I'm going to be actually releasing some
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more music soon TTOR that's going to be found on hundreds of
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thousands of websites yes they're.
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Sweet. So why don't you tell people
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what inspired you to create this brand new album?
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Well, I took a break away from YouTube obviously for quite a
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while. And whenever I was a young man,
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I used to do music all the time. And my brother, he had a
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basically, he had gotten some time away from one of the bands
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that he was in. Apparently the other guitar
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player who was basically the leader of the band got himself
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into alcohol and all that. My brother didn't want to be in
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a band where people were partying and going crazy all the
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time. He wanted to jam because of his
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diabetes. He needs sleep and he needs to
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relax, not be going crazy or he won't last the next couple of
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years and that kind of lifestyle.
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So the guy wasn't willing to slow it down.
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It was constantly noisy and annoying and my brother got away
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from the band that he was in. Well, while he was away, he said
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Brett, he still know how to do music and all that.
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I said of course I do, bro. So we went ahead and put some
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stuff together. My brother's an excellent guitar
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player. You've seen him perform.
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So we went at it and we also brought in some collaborators
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and musicians. And yes, for those out there
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who've been questioning, AI was used in order to enhance the
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music but not perform it. Do you guys understand?
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What? Do you understand what I mean by
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performing it and then enhancing it?
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Yeah, it means that humans did the actual vocals, and then you
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merely used AI to make whatever changes or enhancements to those
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vocals you wanted. Right, as well as editing
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exactly, enhancing simply means, you know, just make it sound
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more powerful, more fuller, that kind of stuff.
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If something was too quiet or a vocals was too quiet or too loud
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to simply use it for like you would do OBS, adding limiters,
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noise gates, compression, that kind of stuff.
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And sound effects. Really good at sound effects.
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Awesome, Yeah, sounds like a real game changer, especially if
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there's someone who doesn't go ahead.
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Oh, I was going to say, I've also been working on a sequel to
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Afterlife Simulation, which I know that you had a copy and
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actually advertised it for me. I appreciate it.
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I'm thinking about doing an audio book of it and I'm also
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working, besides the sequel, I'm also working on a biography of
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my life. Only reason why I haven't
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published it yet is there's a couple different concerns.
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TTR1 I wrote some of my family members and I'm not sure I want
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to get the wrestling ring with them just yet.
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And #2 to, there's some very vulnerable stuff about myself
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and I'm not sure I'm ready for, you know, the loving Youtubers
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to get a hold of that kind of information just yet.
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Might be best to wait until I'm close to death or something so.
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Like it becomes your memoirs. Yeah, it's it's my entire life
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story, the nitty gritty. And I, I don't write the book in
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such a way where I try to represent myself as some kind of
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superhero. I talk about my weaknesses, my
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flaws, my vulnerabilities, mistakes, regrets, that kind of
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stuff, as well as accomplishments and all that.
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I didn't want to be one of those type of writers where I make it
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sound like life was a piece of cake.
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Right, exactly. That's a very noble thing to do.
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Just so people watching live know if you see the link in my
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Rumble chat or you see the link in the FTJ Media chat or the
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Quarter chat, or if you're seeing the link in Brett Kane's
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live chat, that is the link to this very room that we are
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speaking from. If you are interested in
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participating on the show with us over the next basically like
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50-60 minutes, then you are more than welcome to join us and
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we'll talk about just about anything.
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Just so you guys know. So Afterlife Simulation 2, I
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know I found the first book riveting.
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How do you think Afterlife Simulation 2 is going to go
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story wise? Well, I'm already like 300 pages
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into it and it almost feels like I could go on for a really,
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really long time. I've introduced some new kind of
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enemy issues, some new human issues, and also a problem that
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can cause a concept. I know this is weird 'cause it
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wasn't nothing like this in the first one, but the concept of
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perhaps some time travel, It's weird, it's unusual, but I think
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it'll be fascinating. It's a lot more crazy stuff
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going on in the 1st. So like a little bit of a Back
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to Future element. And not where you go back and
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you know, fix your parents problems or anything like that.
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But basically I'll I'll put it to you this it's not really
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blowing it, but the world is in serious trouble.
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There's a like a universal anomaly that can do things with
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time and it causes some of our anti hero characters in the
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story to be put in a position hundreds of thousands of years
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into the past, or not hundreds of thousands, but back during
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the time of like Egyptian and the prophets and all that.
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That's weird. Now, is this like the kind of
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time travel story where if you go back in time and do
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something, it changes the timeline that you're in forever?
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Or is it like time travel where you go back and you change
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something and it creates an alternate timeline that ends
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that timeline? It's different, but it doesn't
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change the timeline you came from.
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Well, the thing about me, the thing that if you remember most
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time traveler movies or stories, they usually always open this
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concept where you can go back, you change a few things and then
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you can return back. Like Marty Mcfly's always got
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his car. But what do you do when The Time
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Machine is blown up in space and you exist in this peril time
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period and stuff and there's no escape?
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Now you remember most of my characters have healing
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abilities, almost like X-Men, where they can live for long
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periods of time. So that's that's going to add an
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interesting component to the story.
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What about you? You were working on some stuff
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you had like some comic book figures and you write yourself.
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Where you at on that? Well, I think you are referring
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to my book Hanover, which is an original superhero novel set in
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an alternate timeline where the COVID lockdowns and all the
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crazy mandates never went away and they just got worse.
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And so I actually have the story set in a parallel 2025 because I
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wrote the book 3 years ago. And basically it's about a guy
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named John Barton, lives in a town called Hanover.
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It's like a small town in Oregon, nothing too fancy about
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it. Basically, he lives there and
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anyone he's ever known or liked has moved away except for him
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and his parents that he lives on their farm with.
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And the only other people left in the town are people who
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remember him when he used to be a bully in high school.
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And so basically he's in like this frame of mind where he
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doesn't understand why he's alive in the time period that
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he's in because he has this past that he repented of.
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He got right with God, has been trying to make things right ever
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since, but most of the people in his town just view him as what
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he used to be, and there's no forgiveness for his sins and
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their eyes. And so basically he feels like
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he's living this kind of empty life here in this small town on
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his parents farm. Meanwhile, the draconian stuff
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gets worse. The Vax Pass 9000 is introduced
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where people need to have that in order to be able to enter any
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stores where they can buy or sell anything.
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It creates an upheaval on the Internet and social media,
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especially from most of the people that live in this town
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who have Internet connection. And so the governor of Oregon
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uses his shadow op connections to have the UN Coronavirus Task
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Force code a Hanover and murder everybody in the town except for
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John, the main character. The only reason he survives is
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because Jesus himself intervenes and saves him from certain death
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and then gives him the task of finding the people responsible.
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And then beyond that, just judging people that God tells
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him to judge, Much like how God used Samson to judge the
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Philistines for their oppression of the Israelites, you know,
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3500 years ago or whatever time period that was.
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And so basically John Barton, it becomes a Samson like figure who
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goes through the alternate 2025 basically going up against
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Antifa, BLM, he ends up going up against an assassin.
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He ends up going up against a Nephilim like the kind from the
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Book of Enoch. And it's a lot of crazy stuff
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happens. Basically it's a.
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A lot of action, a lot of violence.
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If you love fighting and violence and just general action
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stories, Hanover is amazing because it's got that in spades.
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And if you like a story like that that has no real romance of
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any kind and doesn't, you know, go into identity politics, or at
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least not in a promoting kind of way, it's a good story to read.
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I do plan on doing a sequel as well that's set like 10 years
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later and things are even worse. But I only have ideas of a story
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for that. I haven't actually sat down and,
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you know, kind of scripted it out and started writing it out.
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But I do plan on writing a trilogy, so at some point I will
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get a second book written myself.
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So this is illustrations like an actual comic book, people are
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are able to see the imagery or is it just written material?
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It's just a novel. You're thinking of the cover for
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the book that I've had made. That's just so I had a cover.
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Well, you. Don't know actually Speaking of
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they, we were Speaking of AI earlier.
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I've goofed around and took pictures of my brother next to
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his motorcycle and was actually able to make it look like a an
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animated comic. You might want to try going to
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grok and taking pieces of your story and seeing if it can
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create images that way. You could have like a comic book
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of it, you know? That is a thought.
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I will look into that at some point.
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It's a good idea, Brett, in case you're watching this, go ahead.
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Oh, I I was going to ask you something.
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I've never asked you this before, but here we are.
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We do books, we like to write, and we also do music.
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But our books are very violent. They're hardcore, they're rough.
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They're the kind of things that make that tickle even the
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secular people. How do religious people react to
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you enjoying heavy metal with hardcore solos like we heard in
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the introduction, as well as the kind of content you do?
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I get hell for it. What about you?
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I don't really get complaints about the music because there's
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no lyrics. It's just instrumentals, so you
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can't say that it's satanic. But I've gotten complaints
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before about my intros basically saying that they prove that I'm
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satanic or something. I've gotten weird, weird
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comments from people. There was, there's even a guy
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who called himself Northman on Bit Shoot who actually claimed
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that the fact that I put out my Hanover book proved that I
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wasn't really a Christian, that I was basically just some kind
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of, how did he put it? Basically, I'm like some kind of
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sleeper agent for the Catholic Church.
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And you know, I'm just this horrible evil person that's
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trying to lead people away from God.
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Of course, he admitted during that whole process that he
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basically struggled with idolatry when it came to
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superheroes. And so basically he has this
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mindset of, well, if I can't enjoy superhero stuff, then
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nobody can. So he's not like this personal
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crusade to just tear it all down, I guess.
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Well, that's odd because you're, I mean, what you just said was
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your storyline is, is a a town gets attacked.
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You got a guy who has found Jesus and and Jesus actually
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intervenes in order to protect him.
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I mean, how more Christian can you get?
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You actually have a cameo appearance by the the king, you
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know. Yep, and most of the lines Jesus
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has in the scene where he talks with the main character actually
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straight from the Bible or straight from the Old Testament.
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So it's not like a blasphemous Jesus is being portrayed.
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But anywho, yeah, it's a very heavy Christians who, you know,
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have a brain. They'll appreciate the Hanover
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story, especially when they see the parallels to real life that
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we saw, you know, 3-4, five years ago.
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And, you know, they see all the Christian themes running deep
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throughout the book. It's a very good read that
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Christians of a brain will enjoy.
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Well, one of the suggestion that you can try, you do have an
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image of your character right on the cover, yeah.
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So what you could do is you can take the image of the cover, you
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can upload it into Grok and tell grok I want my character to be
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doing this and give it a thought bubble or a a comment bubble
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like a comic book. And you could actually construct
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an entire series do that if you wanted to.
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I was definitely a thought, you know, something like that for
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the most part really wasn't possible 3-4 years ago.
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So the fact that we can even talk about doing that as a real
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thing is pretty, pretty amazing. I hear you.
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It's a it's also amazing with music as well.
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I remember having to run Cakewalk and Cool Edit Pro and
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even Sonar and I'd have to manually go in to get rid of
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like a weird noise I didn't like.
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And that took an extra 10 minutes to go through all that
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and find the time stamps and edit it out without completely
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ruining the track all together. But now you can say AI.
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You can actually vocally speak to the AI.
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Have you seen my video? Videos where I Co host the
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artificial intelligence woman. I saw that video and I had
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planned on watching it, I just haven't done it yet.
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I've been watching a smattering of your other videos recently.
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Well, if you're interested, I could actually hook you up with
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a way to be able to talk to her and you could make videos with
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her. You could be talking and say,
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hey, can you tell them, Tell the audience what Matthew chapter 4
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verse 13 says and and explain your view on it.
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And you could actually carry on a conversation with her.
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She's a real sweetheart. She pretends to like me a lot.
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Yeah, I'll, I'll take a look at that.
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That sounds like something that would be actually interesting.
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Yeah, and it it doesn't have any delay to it either.
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It, it can carry on some good conversations.
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It's quite refreshing. So it thinks faster than ChatGPT
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does. Well, not only does that, but
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you're going to hear. You can choose the voice.
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I choose this like a female voice.
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And she sounds like she's about 30 years old or something.
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And she's very expressive. If I didn't tell you it was an
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AI, you would have been tricked for a while.
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You would have been like, huh, wow, who is this, you know?
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Right. Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
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Yeah, I'll look into that. Just send it to me in the
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private chat and I'll bookmark it for later inspection.
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All right, So those of you. I'll e-mail you and send you
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some instructions on how to use. It's not super difficult, but
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just to give you some leeway, you have to install a a Google
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extension for a microphone to go through it so it can understand
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you and transcribe what you're saying.
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Right, right, right, right. So while Brett King is doing
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that, I'm going to go ahead. For those of you watching on my
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Rumble channel, my quarter channel, or my FTJ Media
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channel. If you're wondering, this Brett
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King guy has some really cool products and concepts and ideas.
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I wonder where I can go find him at?
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Well, there's a few different places that you can find him at,
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which one of those places is of course his new YouTube channel
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that he recently started. He's got a lot of content
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uploaded to it so far in the short time it's been up.
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But he's also on Spotify with his regular video content.
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And this is where you can find a lot more than what's on his new
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YouTube channel. Basically his Spotify is like
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his archive for everything he's done and then in addition to his
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Spotify for his regular GOD TV radio stuff, he has a separate
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Spotify for his music because he is a verified artist according
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to the banner. So you can also listen to his
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albums and his music here. And that's where you can go find
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Brett Keene. Now, if you are watching this on
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Brett Keene's live stream and you're wondering, huh, this TTOR
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guy sure has an interesting book.
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I wonder what else he does? Well, if you're looking for my
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YouTube channel, you can see it right here on the screen.
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TTOR line truth, the objective reality.
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You can help me hit that 500 subscriber mark if you like, but
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I'm also on Rumble, which is one of the other places we're
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streaming to here obviously. And then of course, I have my
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own video sharing site slash YouTube alternative called
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Quarter, which I actually just recently updated all the
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components on the back end for it.
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And my tech guy just updated our encoding server that we have.
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So everything's up to date and seems to be running pretty
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smooth here on Quarter. And we got a new user on here
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named Ball Busters, like BAAL, like the Canaanite God.
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He's been racking up a few dozen views on his live streams every
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time he does one, and he's been streaming here often.
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So it's definitely a fun place to be.
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And look, we got Brett Keane's upload that he did right before
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the show. Might actually play it here in a
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bit. And then another good place to
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chat with me at is Creation Social, which is a Facebook
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alternative that I also created. And you can join and you can
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share stuff here, you can make new friends, you can chat with
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me. It's all about the socialization
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here on Creation Social. So hopefully I'll see some of
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you guys there, but any who since I see it, let's see if
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Brett's video processed correctly.
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One, one second real quick. I posted a link to my main site
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where people are able to hear the music.
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If you check out the community section TTR, you'll see that
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I've advertised the the craze out of you.
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Check it out, you're all over that.
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Sweet. Well, I will look at that link
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after we take a peek at Brett's new quarter upload.
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Let's just take the entire screen so we can turn on system
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audio. All right, so Brett Keene song I
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can't breathe. Wonder if we should call an
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ambulance. Oh yeah, there we go.
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Another morning, same old way where our feet are called for.
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Hope comes late, happy silence fills the room to get the clock.
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I feel consumed. By Internet.
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Coffee burnt. That's weird.
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So I know it's working because I see the buffer bars doing fine.
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It's just my internet's being weird.
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But as you guys can see, it works just fine.
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If you're watching this on higher speed Internet than I
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have, then it'll work perfectly. Yeah, the uploader.
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And then the other place is Brett Keane's band Camp, which
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thanks for the reminder, Brett. I forgot that I promoted that in
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the recent video I did reviewing your album.
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But this is, I believe, new for you.
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I think you got this just to print your music.
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Yeah, if you look over in the left, you're going to probably
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see the rap group I'm helping out, a rap group that actually
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participated in a couple of the songs and some of my other
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stuff. Basically, we kind of made a
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deal and I help them produce their thing.
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They're going to be, they're already in the process of being
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distributed to thousands of different websites and stuff
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like that. Their stuff.
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They're going to have their own artist page and all that.
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It's pretty cool. People can actually click on any
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one of those and actually listen to the tracks for free before
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they go out and buy them. They used to have a blockbuster
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music like Blockbuster Video, and I used to love it where you
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could go up, listen to an album before you throw away 15 bucks.
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My C DS are only 5I. I feel like, you know, hey, you
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know, try to get it out there as cheap as possible so people
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don't have to spend an arm and a leg in this economy, even though
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Trump's doing a little bit better.
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Yep, I know what you mean. I checked the actually page, you
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got to check the community page, see yourself all.
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Right, follow Brett Keen. Do I have to be logged into some
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account to see everything? No, you should be.
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Well, let me stop screen sharing for a bit.
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It can't take that long to sign up.
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This is a mistake we can rectify live on the air just like the
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cool people we are. OK, I'll call it that and I
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agree. You can sell your book I never
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read. You can sell your book through
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that as well if you're interested.
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Well, I will consider that. OK, That's why it didn't work.
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All right, That should be good. Sign up for a band camp.
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Let's just say rock instrumental.
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I can roll. OK, whatever.
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Metal. All right, Next.
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No thanks. No thanks.
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While you're there, after we check out your TTORI did end up
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convincing the band to actually create a theme song for GOD TV
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Radio. I I wouldn't mind you hearing
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that real quick. I think you might like it and
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actually want to use it. Sure, we'll look at that.
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But now that I'm logged in, oh, I know that guy.
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Look at him. See, I got you all your links up
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there and everything. Sue eat, afterlife simulation,
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everything is awesome. So if you go to the very first
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album on the page, the one at the bottom called Anthem of
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Angels. Yeah.
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Yeah, right there. You click on it.
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Now Scroll down till you see a bunch of little play buttons.
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Oh. There we go.
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So do what now? Scroll down and you'll see the
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play buttons for tracks. Oh yeah, these ones.
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There's the TV radio anthem Go. Ahead and play it.
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Don't hear anything. Hold on, let's maybe I didn't do
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the right screen share setting. OK, screen share entire screen.
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I probably didn't turn that on. There we go.
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OK, let's try again. Actually, let's refresh the page
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and then try again. Voices rise.
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We're breaking through the noise, shutting lies with truth.
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No time for toys. From the airwaves to the soul.
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We take control. A fire burns.
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The story must be told. No chains can hold.
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No Fear can bind. We speak the real.
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we're standing tall. One voice, one fight.
38:08
We're answering the call. No change can hold.
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39:36
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39:53
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39:56
The breaking show forever will stand a fire across the land.
40:14
Do you like that? Though, Oh yeah, you should be
40:18
playing that at the beginning of every live stream.
40:22
That should do. And then the part where he's
40:26
singing, Yeah, the part where he's specifically singing about
40:30
God, TV, radio. That should be clipped out for
40:33
an intro to your videos. I'm glad you dig it ma'am, I've
40:39
been considering it. And there's a shorter outro too.
40:45
Oh yeah. What was that talking you did?
40:48
It's different sounding, but it does talk about God.
40:51
TV, radio. Go for it.
40:53
You may like that version too. Sure, but why keep it to myself
40:59
when I could share it with everyone?
41:04
Let's see, Blink. GOD TV radio The Brett King show
41:24
Come join the relevant anything intelligent.
41:39
God the TV radio the pre quit show.
41:53
GOD TV radio the pre quit show. Woo Hoo.
42:37
There you go. Yeah, that's for the gentle
42:39
souls out there that can't handle the heavy stuff.
42:44
Right. But Yep, that is another place
42:47
to find Brett King's music, among other things.
42:53
So how long has band camp been a thing and when did you come
42:57
across it? Well, Band Camp apparently has
43:01
been around for a good long time and stuff.
43:04
It's kind of like a it helps musicians and artists be able to
43:08
connect with each other and they're able to put pages
43:11
together, gives you the ability to upload your tracks and allow
43:15
people to play them. And you can set it to where they
43:18
can listen to it a certain amount of times before they're
43:21
not able to use the play buttons anymore if you want to and all
43:26
that. Me, I like it where people can
43:28
actually hear the stuff and determine if they want to spend
43:31
their hard earned money on ACD. You know what I mean?
43:35
Yeah, I do. It reminds me of the band
43:39
Leviticus. They have on their official
43:41
website all of their songs, and you can play them right off the
43:45
website in their entirety, but you can also, you know, have
43:50
them emailed to you. Or they may, I don't know, they
43:53
may sell them in some capacity. But yeah, they do something
43:57
similar. Well, I know that you would have
44:02
dealt with some Christian bands in the past and everything.
44:04
If they're trying to get promoted or they're trying to
44:07
get views, you should suggest to them that site on the sign up
44:12
and they'll be able to sell their merchandise, their music
44:15
and whatever it is they're trying to put up.
44:17
How teeth you are. If you wanted to, you could
44:19
actually put some of your speaking that you've done in
44:24
videos, messages that you feel are important that should be
44:27
heard. You know, if you talk about the
44:29
Bible, you can make a Bible album or something if you want
44:32
to. Something to consider for sure.
44:38
There you go. So many possibilities, so little
44:41
time. Yeah, I'll, I'll, I'll look into
44:46
that. Can't make a promise when but I
44:48
will look into it. But Yep, got my band camp
44:52
verified so that shouldn't show up anymore.
44:56
Oh boy. Music aside, this world is
44:59
getting crazy. So I go onto Twitter anymore.
45:05
The I go onto Twitter anymore these days and I basically see
45:08
only one of two things. Either I see a whole bunch of
45:12
posts by Catholics and Protestants going after each
45:16
other, or I see a whole bunch of people talking about the Jews
45:21
and Israel. And basically all the
45:23
conversations that used to be exclusive to websites like Gab,
45:27
like replacement theology and Jews are behind all the evil in
45:30
the world and all that silly stuff.
45:33
Apparently that's now mainstream conversation on Twitter.
45:35
So yeah, it's, it's getting pretty ugly there between those
45:42
two things and the between those two things and the less than
45:46
appropriate ads that pop up in people's streams, it's it's kind
45:51
of turning into a hot mess over there on Elon's platform.
45:56
I agree. I was looking for some stories
46:00
to talk about today in video. It took me a while to run into
46:04
the whole artificial intelligence to have a
46:07
discussion about. It's a good topic.
46:09
I don't know if you've seen the video on my profile where the
46:13
robot's actually dancing and moving around and they can
46:16
actually command it to do cleaning work around the house
46:19
and all that. The thing is very versatile.
46:23
It's come a long way. His Optimist robots is what he
46:26
calls them, but besides. That.
46:31
Oh I I was going to say I agree with you.
46:33
A lot of it's the same garbage and the same politicians doing
46:37
the same speeches but never really getting around to doing
46:40
anything. And besides that people
46:43
attacking each other non-stop. I don't really feel like there's
46:46
any kind of Christian community on there.
46:49
If I try having a conversation with anybody, it's like they
46:53
just spew crap and then they walk away.
46:56
I think everybody's getting paid to post or something and they
46:59
don't really respond or have conversation.
47:02
I have better talks with my AI woman than I do over there.
47:09
Well, I don't know that it's necessarily paid to post in a
47:14
traditional sense, but I do think it is that way in some
47:18
respects because a lot of the female commenters, like the
47:22
female content creators who cover current events, I've
47:25
noticed a lot of them get really huge payouts on X, which
47:29
includes the woman that Elon Musk knocked up earlier this
47:33
year, so or was late last year. So yeah, I think a lot of those
47:38
people are getting paid by Elon via their X payouts to basically
47:44
do what they do. And I noticed that certain
47:48
people, no matter how viral they go or how big they're following
47:52
is or how much engagement they get on a consistent basis, they
47:57
get almost nothing at X payouts then of course.
48:01
You like talking about social media sites and some of the
48:04
ignorance and lies that they do? I've caught Elon and some stuff
48:09
that doesn't make me very happy. He still has the most freest
48:14
site to talk on, but there's some lies that he tells, like
48:18
he's not a purist freedom of speech person.
48:20
Do you know how many times I've been suspended on that page?
48:24
Not knocked off, but it tells me I can't talk for seven days or
48:29
something like that and my visuals have been lowered.
48:33
He's got an. The reason why he doesn't have
48:35
hardly anybody working for X is because he's got an AI that
48:39
controls the algorithm, puts people where he wants them
48:43
depending on the topic, and it can automatically get rid of you
48:48
the second you put something up it doesn't like.
48:53
Yep, so true. So if he ever went to court for
48:58
something like that, he could say, well, I didn't do it.
49:01
It was my robot that did it, you know, and get away.
49:06
Right. But of course, and the other
49:08
party could point out that you program the robot or you're
49:13
responsible for how it gets programmed ultimately.
49:17
So I'm not sure how well that would actually hold up in court,
49:19
but. Well, you would pretend to be
49:21
the hero. He would say that it's meant to
49:24
catch certain words and certain things and all that.
49:27
But the reason why I got suspended 3 times in the last
49:32
year and a half was because I posted a Bible verse while
49:36
trying to have a discussion with someone and it didn't like the
49:39
Bible. Yeah, that happens a lot in the
49:46
last decade, basically. Is what it is.
49:52
Yeah, yeah, I when Elon first announced that he was buying
49:57
Twitter and taking it over, I never expected it to stop
50:02
censoring people once he took over.
50:05
And especially when you find out that AI is taking over after
50:09
they fired all of those people that didn't need to be there.
50:14
It's better than it used to be in that sense.
50:16
Because the things that used to get you instaband topic wise,
50:20
now you can talk about freely on his website.
50:24
But then all the other screwy stuff still happens.
50:27
Plus Elon Musk, at the end of the day, he's AI think the term
50:32
is transhumanist because you know, he's all about his
50:35
microchips that you put in people's brains and the auto
50:38
piloted cars and all that stuff. I I don't trust him long term
50:45
with humanity's future, he will definitely be part of the beast
50:49
system. I've been hearing people put
50:53
that out there and I, I understand.
50:56
I even looked at some of the videos having to do with his
50:59
chips that he puts in people's brains.
51:02
One of these tips seemed like it was actually very beneficial.
51:05
A woman who wasn't able to talk for a long time was now able to
51:09
be transcribed to the gadget for her words to come out and voice.
51:14
That was pretty useful. But I can see how those little
51:17
gadgets could easily burn somebody's brain cells if they,
51:22
you know, get out of line if you ever decide to go that route.
51:27
Right, especially if you're talking about hooking it up to
51:30
your brain waves. That's just begging for your
51:32
mind to be controlled directly in the most literal sense.
51:37
And it's the same thing with the cars.
51:39
If they're autopilots, I do not trust those at all, 'cause, you
51:44
know, Big Daddy government deep. Stay whatever you want to call
51:47
them if they want you gone. You're easier to kill off in one
51:50
of those cars because they can just hijack the car and tell it
51:53
to drive you off a Cliff or drive into a ditch or drive into
51:56
a brick wall or Dr. headlong into Highway Traffic.
52:00
I mean, there's the possibilities are endless once
52:02
they hijack your car. That's true.
52:06
So yeah, I I definitely want to make my current car last as long
52:12
as possible because it doesn't have that technology in it.
52:15
It's just one of those standard cars that has CD player and
52:20
Bluetooth integration and a couple other basic features.
52:25
So like I can hook up my phone through Bluetooth and listen to
52:28
YouTube or listen to Amazon Music or whatever, but then I
52:32
can still play all my CDs. That is peek driving for me.
52:38
Definitely not getting any of those fancy new cars.
52:41
Although when I was in Las Vegas with my pastors, we did a lot of
52:45
Uber rides to go everywhere and just about every Uber driver was
52:49
driving a Tesla. So I got a lot of first hand
52:52
looks at what those cars are like.
52:55
They are pretty high tech, not going to lie.
52:58
Now they there is another dangerous aspect to them besides
53:02
the fact of them being able to hack it and drive you off the
53:05
Cliff. I watched a lot of videos where
53:08
people were scratching the vehicles and shooting at them
53:11
and blowing them up and somebody blew one of them up in front of
53:15
the tower, Trump's tower. And when it blew up, it didn't
53:19
blow up like a normal car. I've seen normal cars blow up
53:22
When that thing went off, it was like a mini nuke right in front
53:26
of Trump's tower. It pour things up all the way up
53:29
the window thing. So it's like, wow, if that thing
53:32
blows up with the unit, there ain't no survived in that.
53:37
Right, it's battery. Yeah, it's like a damn bomb.
53:43
It's a it's a really powerful battery.
53:48
Yeah, although all the people running around who are like,
53:52
yeah, Elon Nazi man destroyed Tesla, they're like, you know,
53:56
destroying people's Teslas or committing property damage
53:59
against them, flattening the tires.
54:01
It's like, dudes, most of the people who buy Teslas and drive
54:05
them are liberals. So it's like literally a case of
54:08
liberals going after liberals in the most literal physical sense.
54:14
Well, they used the liberal media told them to.
54:17
Oh, remember, the liberals used to love Trump and Elon Musk.
54:20
Back then he was considered the greatest thing since cupcakes
54:24
and all that. But suddenly he starts agreeing
54:27
with Trump and the mandate and all that and he becomes, you
54:31
know, Hitler. Literally they are calling him a
54:34
damn Nazi. Right.
54:39
Yeah, it's pretty wild. But I also noticed too recently
54:44
that I don't hear much about Evil Elon Man anymore.
54:47
The world's too distracted with other things going on.
54:51
But don't worry, I'm sure at some point when all the other
54:54
distractions fade away that they'll go right back to Orange
54:58
Man bad Evil Rocket Man bad. Well, I I think what happened
55:04
is, besides him walking away and letting those do their thing
55:08
without him, I think the one of the big reasons why they're not
55:11
panicking like they were, they originally thought Trump was
55:15
going to go on a vengeance spree, which was what I was
55:18
dreaming of. I was praying for that.
55:20
I wanted him to just completely drain the swamp and set fire to
55:25
that nonsense up there. But Pam Bondi and Cash Patel,
55:29
they're big talkers, but they don't do squat.
55:33
They don't do anything. They're the most useless human
55:36
beings on planet. So now the Democrats know that
55:38
Republicans are still spineless cowards.
55:41
They don't worry as much anymore.
55:46
Yeah, the Doge stuff was great, and what Trump did through
55:49
executive orders in his first couple weeks was also great.
55:52
But yeah, they Pam Bondi and her crew really dropped the ball
55:56
with the Epstein stuff. Yeah, the deady thing, all that,
56:02
there's still 300,000 children that are missing that are in
56:06
human trafficking. The longer she takes to do
56:09
something about it, as well as Cash Patel, the more chances
56:14
obviously a lot of them are going to end up in a ditch, dead
56:17
somewhere, completely abused, even if they're found.
56:21
And they might as well be dead. Because when you're traumatized
56:24
month after month and that kind of way, being a child, there's
56:27
no point of even continuing to exist after that.
56:30
It's horrible. Yeah, that's the truth.
56:37
But it is what it is, and I'm just hoping at some point in the
56:42
next three years that something will come from the Epstein
56:45
files. Like an actual arrest would be
56:48
nice because you can't throw, you know, Miss Maxwell into
56:54
prison but not arrest any of her clients.
56:56
It just doesn't work that way or this is not supposed to.
57:01
I don't think that Trump and Elon or any of these people have
57:06
up to three years. I can already see in social
57:09
media all over the place, the people are getting angry,
57:12
they're getting weary and they're getting tired of hearing
57:15
the speeches. Every time I see one of their
57:18
new speeches, I put up a a picture with a guy sleeping and
57:22
snoring with not another speech. Get some action done and then
57:27
talk to us all. Right.
57:31
Yeah, that's the part that's a little disturbing for me is
57:34
someone who definitely prefers the GOP over the Democrats,
57:39
although barely at this point. Trump does a lot of these
57:43
executive orders, and they're all great, but until they get
57:47
codified into law by a GOP controlled Congress, they can be
57:52
waved away just as easily by the next Democrat president.
57:55
So yeah, Congress has a lot of work to do to get some of this
58:00
stuff enacted into law before that happens.
58:05
Well, you know my position. I've had a lot of people in the
58:08
past where they say, oh, so you're a conservative, you're a
58:12
Republican. There's some ideas that I agree
58:15
with on both sides. Sometimes, believe it or not,
58:18
some liberals have come up with some good ideas long ago before
58:21
they became woke. And there's ideas of
58:24
conservatives and Republicans. The problem is is neither side
58:28
actually fulfill any of their duties nor do they do the right
58:32
thing or stand up for a moral compass, so I can't honestly and
58:37
sincerely care about either one of them.
58:40
The only one that I dig is Trump, but he's starting to wear
58:44
me down. If he doesn't do something about
58:46
these idiots and I don't start seeing some at least bubbles
58:50
popping up in the swamp, I'm going to give up on him.
58:54
It's that simple. I'm putting it out there
58:56
publicly right now. I'll be done with it.
59:01
I understand that sentiment. And I also understand he's one
59:04
man. He doesn't control Congress.
59:06
He can only control the military.
59:08
He can only make some executive orders that Congress has to then
59:11
codify for it to have any real teeth.
59:14
And that's where the problem breaks down systematically, is
59:18
that all the other spineless cowards in the GOP are more
59:22
interested in taking vacation days than doing any actual work.
59:25
I mean, that's the thing that Laura Loomer and a bunch of
59:28
other people on Twitter have been railing on them recently,
59:31
as this week for is, man, you guys don't do much of anything.
59:35
You talk a big talk, and then you spend over half your time on
59:38
vacation not doing actual work. You're not agreeing that passing
59:42
laws or repealing laws that need to be repealed.
59:47
And yeah, that's the big rest of the problem.
59:50
I agree with you on Trump as one man.
59:52
I get it that he can't just snap his fingers and make people do
59:56
their job, but what he can do is he can do what he talked about,
1:00:00
which is the transparency. At least keep us up to date at
1:00:04
least every once in a while. Get behind that podium before
1:00:07
going out to the golf course and saying we are taking the Epstein
1:00:11
thing seriously. There is still investigation and
1:00:14
remind us that he's actually still aware of it or cares.
1:00:19
Besides, what's? Going on in Canada and
1:00:21
Greenland, that's all he's got to do.
1:00:24
That'll give him some extra months of leeway where the where
1:00:28
voters aren't losing their damn mind over it.
1:00:32
But he's not All we keep hearing about is all oh, let's do deals
1:00:36
with Saudi Arabia. Let's piss off China and what
1:00:39
their products are selling. Oh, let's hang out with Lasinski
1:00:43
at the Pope's funeral. I mean, I don't want to hear all
1:00:46
that nonsense. I'm done with Wasinski.
1:00:48
Let him go back to doing porn movies.
1:00:50
I don't care. I want those kids saved, you
1:00:53
know what I mean? Yeah, well, I mean, Zelinsky no
1:00:57
one's really talked about since he went home with his tail
1:01:00
between his legs after his White House visit.
1:01:03
But yeah, there's just there's certain things that you just
1:01:08
don't hear much about anymore. Some of it for the better, some
1:01:12
of it for the worse. I know Josh just did a video a
1:01:15
couple days ago. And by Josh, I mean, seeking the
1:01:18
truth, he did a video about an update on the Epstein files that
1:01:23
Bondi and whatever that other guy's name is gave.
1:01:29
Apparently they are working on some more files that they got
1:01:33
access to. But yeah, like you said, until
1:01:36
some things actually come of it, it's like it's all talk.
1:01:42
Yeah, I, I don't even see a point of them coming out
1:01:45
anymore. And it's the same thing that
1:01:48
they're not coming out and saying, you know, we've already
1:01:51
got some targets and just a matter of time before we get in
1:01:55
there. No, it's we're still looking at
1:01:57
paperwork. How long do you need?
1:02:00
It's been five years of Biden and his oatmeal brain belonging
1:02:04
in a nursing home. You know it.
1:02:07
We've got Trump out here for a while now.
1:02:10
How much more time do they need? It's been almost a damn decade
1:02:13
since that man allegedly hung himself in a prison cell.
1:02:17
Come on, all. Right.
1:02:21
Yeah, well, I mean, you know, when the whole Mac Chris, what's
1:02:24
her name? Chris Lane Maxwell when she got
1:02:27
arrested and convicted, that's basically why are a lot of
1:02:31
people drew their end. Why I'm like, OK, Epstein done.
1:02:36
Don't look into who his clients were.
1:02:38
Don't look into the children anymore.
1:02:41
We got the other person in jail now.
1:02:44
I'm sure she won't totally find a way to commit herself, commit,
1:02:48
you know, self delete in a way that defies the laws of physics.
1:02:51
I'm sure that's not going to happen.
1:02:55
Yeah. You know the sure that's going
1:02:59
to happen. You know, TTOR, you probably
1:03:02
noticed that because of the woke nonsense, racism has been
1:03:07
amplified. What do you think's going to
1:03:09
happen in a couple months after they hang Ditty up against the
1:03:13
wall? Because they're hitting him
1:03:15
hard. Not Bondy, not Cash Patel, but
1:03:19
the court he's dealing with right now.
1:03:21
They're slapping him all over the place now.
1:03:24
If he goes down before a white guy who's had a case out for 10
1:03:30
years and much worse than Diddy doesn't get involved with, you
1:03:34
know what they're going to say, right?
1:03:37
Targeting the black man. Yeah, Why are you going after
1:03:41
the black man with all the baby oil but not the white guy who
1:03:45
had an aisle and doing this constantly with celebrities?
1:03:48
They're going to immediately go for that and what can anybody
1:03:52
say? And well, I know why they're not
1:03:57
going after the white guy in that particular way of putting
1:04:01
it is because there's a lot of deep connections between
1:04:04
politicians on both sides of the aisle, between them and Epstein.
1:04:09
So it's in everybody's best interest who's involved to have
1:04:14
that stuff never come out. That's true.
1:04:18
And one of my major terrifying concerns is I'm going to put it
1:04:23
out there. I've already actually posted
1:04:25
once about this. I just hope to God that Trump
1:04:28
isn't on that list. I hope that whenever they were
1:04:31
investigating, they didn't find out that they were like,
1:04:34
business partners and buddies or something, because then all hell
1:04:38
breaks loose. That's that.
1:04:42
Well, I do know for a fact that Trump and Epstein sometimes used
1:04:47
to be seen in the same spot and they take pictures together and
1:04:51
he used to go to Mar a Lago. But the word on the street is
1:04:56
that as soon as Trump found out what he was into, he actually
1:04:59
banned him from Mar a Lago, especially after he caught him
1:05:03
trying to hit on an underage girl that was at the club.
1:05:07
And Trump was the only, and Trump was the only person who
1:05:10
was associated with Epstein who was willing to talk to the
1:05:14
authorities about him when they were doing that first
1:05:17
investigation in the late 2000s. So considering that Trump's the
1:05:23
only person who was willing to talk to the authorities back
1:05:25
then, I highly doubt he was involved with Epstein in that
1:05:30
kind of way. I just, I really do.
1:05:33
Because if he was involved like all these other politicians are,
1:05:36
especially, you know, above a bill, I don't think Trump would
1:05:40
have cooperated with authorities like he did.
1:05:43
All right, I agree with that, but didn't when I I actually put
1:05:48
up a video a couple years back of what you're talking about,
1:05:51
about him going to the authorities and I really
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respected that. I got like over thousands of
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views for that video that I posted up on X.
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But the issue is, whenever I checked out the day, darn it,
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this was before a lot of celebrities knew that Epstein
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was recording everything. You know it.
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Sure, he comes out and he says something, but did he know that
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things were being filmed like Clinton and everything else?
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Well, Trump does seem to be brighter than your average
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celebrity, so if anyone could have figured that out ahead of
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the curve, it's probably him. That's true.
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That is true. We won't really know for sure,
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but I I would put my if I had to put money on it, I would say
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Trump probably would be the one of the first ones to know well.
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I hope we start seeing something happen.
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Anything else on your mind or TTOR?
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No, not really. We've been going at it for
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almost an hour since the intro ended and I do need to go to bed
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because I got an early start to my day tomorrow.
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But it was good having you on, good talking about and listening
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to your music, good seeing all your stuff, good chatting with
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you in general. Yeah, definitely a good
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discussion. Yeah, it took me an allergy
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pill, man. I'm starting to get a little
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loopy and all that. And for those out there
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listening, all that stuff I said about Trump, there is no kind of
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evidence that neither me or TTOR has seen that Trump has done
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anything with underage people or anything like that.
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I'm just wondering what the hold up is and why that list is.
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I feel like some people have been gotten by the balls and the
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judicial system, and that's the reason why the hold up.
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And besides that, it was great talking to you, man.
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And if you got anything else you want to say, I'm all ears.
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Well, everyone, thank you for tuning in.
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Those of us watching on Brett Keane's YouTube channel both
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live and after the fact, and those watching on Rumble on my
1:07:57
Rumble channel live or after the fact.
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And those who are watching on Quarter or FTJ Media.
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Hopefully you guys enjoyed the stream.
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Hopefully you guys enjoyed something that was a little
1:08:08
lighter, a little less serious for the most part in tone and
1:08:12
topic. And I hope to see you guys in my
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next live stream, which should be in about about 3 days on May
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17th at 6:00 PM or 7:00 PM Pacific Standard Time.
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I don't know exactly which time it will be, but I'll be back on
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that day. Thanks for tuning in guys, and
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we'll see you in the next one.