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Tucker Carlson FIRED for Being a Bitcoiner?! | EP 725 · Simply Bitcoin

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  Yo welcome to another episode of Simply Bitcoin live where your
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  number one source for the peaceful Bitcoin Revolution
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  code, breaking news culture, Matic Warfare, we will be your
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  guide through the separation of money and state boy.
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  Oh boy Tucker Carlson the second, most popular broadcaster
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  will was the second. Most popular broadcaster behind
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  Joe Rogan was let go from Fox News yesterday.
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  There's a lot of, you know, feelings as to why that was you
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  know if you put all the hot button political issues aside,
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  which we're Bitcoin channel. So you know, you guys know how
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  we feel about Fiat politics, it's not Red vs.
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  Blue, it's not left first, right?
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  It is Orange versus green and Tucker was definitely on side
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  orange. He's highlighted very
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  predominant bitcoiners like Marty bent, Max Keiser, Michael
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  sailor and name buchelli. They've all been on Tucker
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  Carlson either to Tucker Carlson today or Tucker Carlson tonight.
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  And the reality is that Tucker Carlson was one of the only
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  people in Legacy corporate media.
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  That was really going against the official Party Line, the
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  official narrative and thing is, you know, if you have someone
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  with that big of a platform that has that much reach, it starts
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  to become dangerous. Right?
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  And I believe, you know, that's one of the reasons that, you
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  know, he either quit because he was frustrated that he Didn't
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  cover certain topics or they fired him out right?
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  You know and again I know a lot of people are going to be like
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  oh and they're gonna jump on certain political things that
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  Tucker that Tucker covered today and thing is we're a Bitcoin
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  channel. So we're going to stuck to you
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  know what Tucker highlighted in the Bitcoin world and look the
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  reality is we say the very very beginning of the show The The.
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  Bitcoin is going to allow because it's fully
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  decentralized. The true separation of money and
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  state. And the reality is that
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  government have been able to capture a lot of the Legacy
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  Media institutions and have been using them to propel certain
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  narratives to the public, right? We covered the New York Times
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  and how the New York Times in my opinion is more concerned about
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  Selling you a narrative rather than actually being journalists,
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  they sold the American public on weapons of mass destruction in
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  2003. We know after the fact that that
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  came from the intelligence community.
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  So a lot of these, you know, corporate media organizations.
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  I don't think that their news organizations.
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  I think that they're propagandists, right?
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  And I think Tucker was really going against the grain and I
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  think that's why they let him go.
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  So we have a clip for you guys. We're going to play it during
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  the news, we're going to talk about this but the reality is
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  that we lost one of the largest mainstream proponents of Bitcoin
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  and he was taken down, he was eliminated or he chose to step
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  away. I don't know.
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  And in this great battle and this great war that were
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  fighting the separation of money and stay not a kinetic War, it's
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  information War. We need as much people on the
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  orange side, right? And the reality is that That
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  Tucker played a really important role.
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  Now, the good news is though, is that I think that because of
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  this, you're going to see more and more of the predominance or
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  the importance of Independent Media, right?
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  So, I think people like Joe Rogan, and it's not a
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  coincidence, he is the most popular broadcast in the world
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  right now. 11.5 million average downloads per episode.
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  And people like, Tim pool are saying the quiet part are
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  allowed, they're questioning. What?
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  Is money and they're mentioning Bitcoin more and more and more.
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  And I think all roads lead to bitcoin.
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  So as much as the government or you know these powerful
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  institutions are able to control the narrative by capturing a
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  handful of these institutions and corrupting them.
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  I don't think they'll be able to do that with independent content
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  creators because there's way too many of us, right?
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  It's the decentralization of information.
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  We've said this many times it's not only the disintermediation
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  of Nation, which is what the internet started.
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  But we're also living through the disintermediation of money
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  as well. And I think the people that have
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  the most to lose with either of those things being
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  disintermediated are going to fight like hell in order to keep
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  those those those mechanisms of control and all that being said,
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  this isn't just simply Bitcoin saying this is only just Nico
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  saying this. We have presidents of countries
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  saying this. At this point we have clips of
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  Tucker. This at this point, right?
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  So we're going to cover all that during the news, but before we
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  start the show, I want to bring up my legendary co-host.
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  Always optimistic. How you doing Opti?
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  I'm doing good? Laughing at some of the comments
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  in here, you let's go guys. But man, Nico, I think, you
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  know, we talked about this yesterday in spaces and you, and
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  I talked about this off air yesterday before we started, and
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  we heard this news and it really highlights the importance of
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  fighting fire with fire and spreading the truth, guys.
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  Like I don't call it a trillion dollar, sign up campaign for no
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  reason against the truth. Cuz it's becoming very obvious
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  that they want to silence the truth.
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  We know this is the blueprint we've seen this happen in the
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  past before and now it is just becoming accelerated is going
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  exponential. And, you know, this is why we
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  bring the memes up on the show. Like it is an information War
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  guys and pushing signal through the noise is the most important
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  thing that we can be doing. Whether you know, it's us on our
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  platform whether it's just talking to your friends and
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  family about what's going on. Whether it's being looked at as
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  like the crazy Bitcoin, ER, I think Important that we all
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  doubled down and realized what the stakes are right now.
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  And you know what's what's the saying?
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  The first casualty of war is the truth.
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  And here we are man. You know, say what you want
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  about Tucker, but he was doing good work.
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  He's probably like the last real journalists on mainstream media
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  and now he's gone. So hey, it's just very important
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  for everyone to realize, what is actually happening in real time
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  because like, we're not just seeing things guys, this is this
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  historical precedent here, most important.
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  Be right because that's an opinion, right?
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  That's an opinion where it's like, he's the last real
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  journalists on corporate media. I would say he was the only
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  predominant journalists on corporate media that was
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  advocating for Bitcoin publicly, right?
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  And that's really the angle and that's really why we're going to
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  highlight that today. Anyways, also want to include or
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  want to welcome our very special guest Brian.
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  DeMint from the orange, pull up, how you doing?
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  Brian doing good, man. Very special.
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  Thank you. I appreciate it, man.
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  Thanks for having me back. Um, my favorite comment was oh,
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  dang is Brian, not Tucker Carlson.
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  So sorry. Sorry I'm not Tucker Carlson but
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  we got. Yeah I think I think it'll be a
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  fun show. We got lots of exciting stuff
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  happening and opa that I can't wait to dig into and it applies
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  to this Tucker. Like all this stuff is
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  symbiotic, it all ties in together and that's what's
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  beautiful. Yeah, 100%, this is all
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  interconnected and the lens that you guys should see it from is
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  not Red vs. Blue.
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  Not left first right green versus orange party, green
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  versus orange party. And when we say green party, we
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  mean State money, we mean Central Bank, digital
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  currencies, and we say, orange party.
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  We mean Bitcoin, right? And that is really the fight
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  here. It's not left and right.
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  So don't get stuck in that dichotomy.
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  I know a lot of people are focusing on that they get
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  distracted by the culture, where but it is just that it is a
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  distraction really focus on what is happening and what we're
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  living through. And what we're living through is
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  and the market capitalization of Bitcoin.
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  Thirty billion dollars. So we were talking about the
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  great disintermediation in the beginning, right?
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  And how the powers that be are going to fight this really?
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  You have the mica regulations in Europe basically saying, hey,
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  any Bitcoin transaction over a thousand dollars must be KY
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  seed. Well, also there you know the
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  powers that be are also fighting end-to-end encryption and if
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  they successfully fight end-to-end encryption, I mean
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  what makes you think that you as an individual would have the
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  ability to transact with anybody, you On the war in the
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  world. If this law passes it would set
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  a precedent right that hey, you're not allowed to any type
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  of privacy, we at the government and Spock is being about the UK
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  government. Specifically, in this case, we
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  are entitled to see any every type of communications.
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  And I think that's a very slippery slope, so let's check
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  some of this out. It's called seven, secure
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  messaging apps, including signal and WhatsApp wrote an open
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  letter to, to out that the UK's Online safety bill, right?
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  It's under, it's always under the guise of safety.
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  It's UND always under the guise of money, laundering, it's
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  always under the guise of financial stability.
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  I'm sick and tired of those buzzwords.
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  I'm sick and tired of them. Remember the IMF, when they gave
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  that bailout to Argentina with the condition that they must be
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  incentivize the adoption of Bitcoin.
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  Even though Argentina is currently going and suffering
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  through 104 percent inflation and the excuse that the, the
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  justification that they used for that is financial stability.
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  Also the In that they used when the IMF attacked a sovereign
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  country, El Salvador for passing the Bitcoin legal tender, law
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  was Financial stability. So, how did that play out?
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  The IMF was wrong. They were just flat out wrong.
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  They got it. The literally the exact opposite
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  of what they said was going to happen.
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  Played out. So I just it's just bullshit
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  language, like safety terrorism money, laundering.
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  All Financial stability. Like they've cried wolf.
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  So many times at those those words they don't hold water
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  anymore. They don't believe them anymore.
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  When they say this, I really believe it has to do with.
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  We want to be able to control you and you control people, you
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  can either control people either through money, right?
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  Or through information, right? As we're going to cover today,
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  how strong narratives are? And I think that currently how
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  the system, how the system is how the system is structured,
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  right? Mark moskal.
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  Is it Peak centralization? If they don't have this code, if
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  they don't have this all-encompassing narrative, or
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  this money of, which they can control, they start to lose
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  control and I think that's what they're fighting against, right?
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  Anyways, quote as currently drafted the bill could break
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  end-to-end encryption opening the door to routine, General and
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  indiscriminate surveillance of personal messages of friends,
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  family members, employees, Executives, journalists human
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  rights activists even politicians themselves, which
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  would fundamentally Immensely undermine, everyone's ability to
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  communicate securely, the bill, the bill provides.
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  No explicit protection for encryption and if implemented as
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  written could empower, the ofc. OM to try to enforce the
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  proactive scanning of private messages on end-to-end
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  communication Services, nullifying the purpose of
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  end-to-end encryption as a result and compromising the
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  privacy of all users. And who's to say the government
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  isn't going to use that to protect their political moment.
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  Look at what happened with the Twitter files, Look at what
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  happened. Even in the US, with first
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  amendment protection, the government was still asking
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  Twitter to Seth's to censor certain users.
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  This is a very slippery. Slope anyways goes on to say, in
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  short, the bill poses, an unprecedented threat to the
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  Privacy Safety and Security, of every UK Citizen and the people
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  with whom they communicate around the world.
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  While emboldening hostile governments who may seek to
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  draft copycat laws, both signal and WhatsApp have said, Add that
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  they will see services in the UK, the rather than compromise
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  the security of their users worldwide.
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  So it's just continuation of, you know, the this, the state
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  fighting back, they want to control.
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  They want to censor, they want to see what you're doing.
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  And at the same time, they're asking you to trust them.
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  What Central Bank digital currencies, if they don't trust
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  you with just you messaging people with information.
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  What makes you think they're going to trust you with money?
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  Money is a lot more powerful, right?
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  It has a hole has a hot a lot more weight.
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  What makes you think they're gonna trust you with that,
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  right? So this is just crazy man and
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  the only way that they're able to get away with a lot of these
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  things is again, because they've had this monopolistic control on
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  the sources of information for decades now, and that's allowed
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  them to propagate as many narratives as they want without
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  getting into too many of the details.
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  If you Guys have not been living under a rock under the last five
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  years. Okay.
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  How many of the official party lines in the official narratives
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  have turned out to be flat out wrong?
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  The ones we're going to focus on because we are Bitcoin Centric
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  show. Remember when they told you,
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  there was going to be no inflation.
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  Remember when they said that, if you said there was going to be
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  inflation, that was disinformation, do you remember
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  that just to put it lightly, right?
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  That's just one example that I want to bring up on, simply,
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  right? So, and these are the same
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  people. That's a hey we also want you to
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  trust us with this Godlike power of being able to surveil every
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  message that you say. And trust us, we're not going to
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  use that against you. By the way, we also want you
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  using a money that gives us the same Godlike power and you can
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  trust us as well. When history has shown, if you
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  haven't been living under a rock, history has shown that.
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  They've completely abused that trust Time and Time and Time.
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  And time again. Bitcoiners are just saying
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  something very simple, no one deserves that Godlike power of
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  being able to sense her someone else's money.
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  No, one deserves the Godlike power of being able to create
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  money for free. That another human being has to
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  work for We're advocating for more equal and Equitable system.
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  We're advocating for a Level Playing Field and what they're
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  advocating for is a system of privilege.
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  A system of privilege, were a group of bureaucratic Elites get
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  to play God and you could have given them the benefit of the
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  doubt, you could have said in, good faith.
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  Hey, maybe that system is better.
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  Look at the last five years that fucking system sucks.
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  If you're under the age of 35, you can't afford anything all
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  the money printed hat on the all the money printing has made
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  asset prices, go through the roof, it has made just being
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  able to afford a home for the average, you know, Millennial in
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  the United States. Not even mentioning Zoomers
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  here. We it is unaffordable for us.
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  They've stolen our time with the money Printing and now when
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  we're trying to seek Alternative sources of information and
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  alternative sources of money. They're attacking us for it.
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  This is nuts. But this is what it's all about.
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  This is what the piece will Bitcoin.
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  Revolution is all about and if you want to partake in all of
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  this, all you got to do is you just got to opt out, you got to
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  opt out, take your Bitcoin, mining Bitcoin earn your Bitcoin
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  by your Bitcoin and take that Bitcoin into self custody, grow
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  your grow, your local network, get close to other bitcoiners
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  grow that talk to your local Rancher opt out of their system.
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  You can't say at this point it's impossible to To say in good
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  faith that these people want what's best for you.
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  In fact, they're telling you what they want for you they want
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  you to own nothing and be happy. Well bitcoiners are saying is
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  fuck that own Bitcoin and be happy.
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  What would you rather choose? But takes a bit of personal
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  responsibility. You got to learn how to take
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  self custody. You got to learn how to do your
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  own research. You got to learn what
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  information sources, you seek to get your, you know, your news
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  from this. Idea of just getting your
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  information sources from a single source that those days
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  are over. It's been exposed that they've
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  been using that mechanism in order to control people and to
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  control the narrative, it's over.
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  It's done, anyways. What are your thoughts on this
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  Brian? Then we'll move on to update.
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  I mean, Nico, you said it exactly.
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  It's about opting out of the system.
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  R Buckminster Fuller, my favorite quote to change
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  something. Build a new model that makes the
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  existing model obsolete left, the left and in the in the
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  political Spectrum talks about burning down the existing
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  system. I don't think anybody can burn
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  down the existing systems. They have the guns and the
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  power, and the Fiat money and all that kind of stuff.
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  But history is ripe with Disruption by just building a
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  parallel better system. That's how you opt out.
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  Like it's nothing, nothing that you can be peaceful.
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  It's going to be the most peaceful transition and they're
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  going to hate that, right? Like what happens when a bully
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  walks up to you and tries to go to into a fistfight and then you
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  just keep your chin up, you walk away and say, no, you're not
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  worth my time. The bully doesn't like that.
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  And that's what the I am best. What you see with the IMF there,
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  the bully that tried to tell El Salvador, what to do and I'll
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  Salvador opted out and and IMF can't do anything.
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  So they just wine around the world and they try to bully
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  other people and they bully Venezuela.
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  They're gonna go pick on the softer Target.
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  They're going to pick on the one that doesn't have that that hard
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  target Bitcoin standard behind it.
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  And and just a reminder to everybody that, how did the
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  probably the most egregious oppression that we've seen in
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  American history? That is, it is the Crux of
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  division in our country right now.
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  Slavery, black, oppression. How did Black oppression?
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  How did slavery start it started by Europeans?
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  Debasing the monetary Supply. Glass beads, which was the money
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  of the most western African countries.
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  And so what they did was they debase the money then made these
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  people dependent on the Europeans that had glass blowing
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  technology where they can create an infinite supply of glass
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  beads come in debase the money ruin them, create poverty, and
• 21:16
  then your only option was to sell your family members Into
• 21:19
  Slavery to fix that problem your way to provide for your family
• 21:25
  was to only dig into that system.
• 21:26
  System deeper and more deeply. There's no, there's no more
• 21:31
  permanent situation than a temporary government edict.
• 21:35
  There's no more permanent situation than a temporary
• 21:38
  solution to your safety concerns and I mean, I'll park it right
• 21:41
  there, but there's just historical precedent after
• 21:44
  historical precedent of this, not ending well with these types
• 21:48
  of things being implemented. Yeah, 100%.
• 21:51
  Right. I think that they like, it's
• 21:53
  kind of like, you've been punched in the face, like five.
• 21:56
  Times and then that person's like trust me bro.
• 21:59
  I got your back. Like it's like no dude.
• 22:02
  And then when you question it, it's like conspiracy theorist,
• 22:05
  you know, alt bright, salt salt, you know, all all political
• 22:09
  position like it's just so crazy to me at this point.
• 22:13
  Anyways, Opti, what's your take on this brother?
• 22:15
  Yeah, man. I mean, hey, it's a Bitcoin
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  channel, right? So Bitcoin is freedom.
• 22:20
  Free speech is a threat to the unproductive class of free
• 22:23
  speech will get attacked has been getting attacked and will
• 22:25
  continue to get attacked. At and free speech is a Bitcoin
• 22:28
  fight. And like this is why we Bitcoin.
• 22:30
  This is why we continuously try to spread the signal, this is
• 22:33
  why we love Bitcoin, you know, the freedom to transact in a
• 22:36
  money that doesn't steal from us.
• 22:37
  I believe is a right for all of humanity and now like Brian
• 22:41
  said, you know, we have that slide roundabout way and we are
• 22:44
  building a better system and as much as the unproductive class
• 22:48
  wants to Screech Andre and and control what is happening,
• 22:52
  they're just going to continuously lose that control
• 22:55
  and the illusion will just crack.
• 22:56
  Real time. So I mean hey this is what we
• 23:00
  mean when we say this is the separation of money and state,
• 23:02
  no one said it was going to be easy and this is why we just
• 23:05
  continuously try to tell everyone arm, everyone and and
• 23:09
  keep everyone spirits up because hey it is getting dark out there
• 23:13
  and the further and harder. They push the darker, it will
• 23:17
  get but we do have the tools now.
• 23:18
  And you know, this is why we Bitcoin, this is why you take
• 23:21
  Bitcoin into self custody, this is why you run the software is
• 23:25
  to literally I'd like all the stuff that's happening in the
• 23:28
  world right now. My friend said it best the other
• 23:30
  day, you know, look around you. It is never been more obvious.
• 23:33
  Why we need Bitcoin then today and it's only going to get more
• 23:36
  obvious as we move forward. All right, dude, I love that.
• 23:39
  Like it's never been more obvious as to why we need
• 23:42
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  what happened yesterday. Really made shock.
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  Waves all around the world Tucker Carlson steps down from
• 25:49
  Fox News Tucker. Austin was one of the most
• 25:52
  popular second, most popular broadcaster in the world 3.5
• 25:57
  million average viewers per episode.
• 26:01
  And as part of the Tweet thread that I said, yesterday said
• 26:03
  Tucker was one of the only members of the Legacy corporate
• 26:06
  media that publicly supported Bitcoin.
• 26:08
  He's had Michael sailor named buchelli, Max Keiser, Marty bent
• 26:11
  on his show so Tucker was really one of the only people on the
• 26:15
  Legacy corporate media that was Hylian bitcoiners.
• 26:17
  Therefore while highlighting them he was also So you know,
• 26:22
  basically spreading the Bitcoin ethos and he's also said on TV,
• 26:25
  which we've played you on the show, we played you clip of that
• 26:29
  where he said I like Bitcoin and I think you know I think for the
• 26:32
  powers that be for forget about the left and right, but for the
• 26:36
  party of of green, I think that's a threat.
• 26:40
  And this is actually a tweet thread that I did a while ago,
• 26:43
  almost two weeks ago. And the case that I was making
• 26:46
  was we are witnessing the complete collapse of the
• 26:49
  corporate media's You see without their previous Monopoly
• 26:52
  on Mouse distribution. They have to complete with the
• 26:55
  general public on equal footing and that's a big problem for
• 26:57
  them right. We all remember the BBC
• 27:00
  interview with Ilan where the guy was like ever since you took
• 27:03
  over the Twitter platform, there's been a rise of hate
• 27:06
  speech and then he's like, could you give me an example and the
• 27:09
  guy wasn't able to do it, right? But they're used to, you have to
• 27:12
  understand how these media organizations have been running
• 27:14
  for decades. Now, they've never had to argue
• 27:17
  back, but socialist, since the Advent of social, Or media,
• 27:21
  since the Advent of like, YouTube, and whatever.
• 27:22
  It gives the average everyday person.
• 27:24
  The ability to communicate with other individuals directly
• 27:28
  without going through an intermediary, right?
• 27:31
  And I think that these Legacy institutions.
• 27:33
  He's Legacy. Media institutions don't know
• 27:35
  how to deal with this. We all remember the New York
• 27:37
  Times when they release their propaganda, hit piece, attacking
• 27:40
  Bitcoin mining and then when Riot we know Pierre Richard.
• 27:45
  Absolutely slayed them in the video.
• 27:47
  Basically proving that, hey, Bitcoin miners don't emit any
• 27:50
  Carbon emissions. They tried to fact check it with
• 27:53
  the community. No featuring and YouTube, I mean
• 27:56
  on Twitter, but bitcoiners fought back.
• 27:58
  This is why it's so important. Every Lie.
• 28:00
  Every tweet that you like every meme that you create, it plays a
• 28:04
  role here. This is narrative.
• 28:05
  Trench warfare on the Battlegrounds of the internet,
• 28:08
  right? So we got that Community note
• 28:10
  removed right here is when NPR and also the Canadian
• 28:16
  Broadcasting Service as well. Was basically complaining that
• 28:20
  Elon This was basically labeled labeling, these organizations as
• 28:24
  government-funded, it's like, why were they so against the
• 28:27
  people knowing that their government funded even though
• 28:30
  their government funded, right? And again, this has sit in this
• 28:35
  all, goes back to the point that I was making the very very
• 28:37
  beginning of the show and the opening monologue, right?
• 28:39
  We're witnessing the great disintermediation of information
• 28:42
  and all these sources that have been used by the powers that be
• 28:46
  to control the narrative, it's just slipping through their
• 28:48
  fingers and of Is there trying to fight back, you know, they're
• 28:52
  trying to call for more censorship more control and ends
• 28:56
  of end-to-end encryption. You know they wanted they want
• 29:00
  to see everything and anything. Anyways so we have Max Keiser
• 29:04
  saying the states propaganda Outlets are quitting social
• 29:06
  media and here's a tweet by Elon Musk from two days ago.
• 29:10
  Twitter this is before they fire Tucker.
• 29:12
  By the way, Twitter is a serious danger to their ability to
• 29:15
  control the narrative right here is Robert F Kennedy jr.
• 29:18
  He is, we covered I think on last week's episode, he is
• 29:22
  related to a JFK and he was running for president on the
• 29:26
  Democratic side which is why we always say this isn't a left or
• 29:28
  right democrat or republican issue.
• 29:30
  This is a Orange versus green. He is a huge proponent for
• 29:33
  Bitcoin and he's anti CBC anyway.
• 29:36
  So Robert of Kenny says foxfire's Tucker Carlson fiday
• 29:40
  five days after he crossed the red line by acknowledging that
• 29:43
  the TV networks pushed a deadly and ineffective.
• 29:46
  I'm not going to mention that but let's say a deadly and
• 29:48
  ineffective narrative. Charleston's breathtaking,
• 29:51
  courageous April. 19th monologue broke TV's, biggest rules.
• 29:55
  And I actually have a clip for you guys, which is really
• 29:57
  interesting. You have AOC, basically calling
• 30:00
  for the government, to censor Tucker Carlson, which is crazy.
• 30:04
  Especially, living in the US, where speech is literally
• 30:08
  protected under the First Amendment.
• 30:10
  So she came out with this video on Friday and then Tucker was
• 30:14
  let go on Monday. That's a hell of a coincidence
• 30:17
  TimeWise. Anyways, I have the clip and
• 30:19
  then I also put a bunch Other Clips as well.
• 30:22
  Michael sealer talking nine buchelli talking and then the
• 30:25
  last clip by Tucker Carlson, where he says the quiet part out
• 30:28
  loud, it's not coming from Simply Bitcoin.
• 30:30
  We're not saying these things. It's coming from the horse's
• 30:32
  mouth itself. Anyways, let's play the clip and
• 30:35
  then we'll talk about it Federal Regulation, in terms of what's
• 30:38
  allowed on are and what isn't? And when you look at what Tucker
• 30:42
  Carlson and some of these other folks on Fox do it is very very
• 30:48
  clearly incitement of violence. It's very clearly incitement of
• 30:52
  violence and that is the line that I think we have to be
• 30:58
  willing to contend with. But part of his day is a if it's
• 31:01
  come out in public and say the things.
• 31:03
  Yes, it's it's harder. They have done it before with a
• 31:09
  lot more important people so they can do it, of course.
• 31:11
  But they have, they have many enemies not one.
• 31:14
  They have a lot of people calling this things.
• 31:17
  How do you know they have been censoring all of these because
• 31:20
  it's easier to Sensor than just going eliminate every you know,
• 31:24
  person saying, bad things about them is too hard.
• 31:28
  They cannot, you know, they so a part of staying safe.
• 31:32
  I think it's going going public being transparent and being able
• 31:35
  to say the things that you know, and you want to say and that
• 31:38
  that you think that they must be said.
• 31:41
  And I mean they have they haven't done anything to you.
• 31:46
  And that's because you know, you're saying the things you
• 31:49
  want to say. And And it would be, it would be
• 31:52
  too expensive for them, for them.
• 31:56
  They it's more, it's more, it's cheaper for them to smear you to
• 32:01
  say, bad things about you to have.
• 32:02
  People think that you're a bad person, which you're not, but
• 32:06
  it's easier for them to do those things.
• 32:09
  Going straight and eliminate, that would be, you know, too
• 32:14
  messy and it will probably be against their own plans.
• 32:19
  So I really think one way to stay safe, is being true to
• 32:23
  yourself and saying things out loud so people can, you know,
• 32:27
  listen to them, make their own decisions about it and know what
• 32:31
  you stand for. So it would be a little more
• 32:35
  expensive. For them to eliminate all the
• 32:38
  position in front have to kill a lot of people, exactly that
• 32:42
  you've made the most compelling case of ever heard for the need
• 32:45
  for something like Bitcoin. So you're saying just to make
• 32:49
  sure that it was following is the whole point of Bitcoin is to
• 32:52
  escape the inflation Vortex. That is consumed.
• 32:56
  All these previous Empires, The point of Bitcoin is to fix the
• 33:00
  money and money is energy, and energy is life.
• 33:04
  And if I keep sucking the energy out of the economy, I'm sucking
• 33:09
  the oxygen out of your system either under the best case you
• 33:13
  perform poorly under the worst-case, I suffocate you to
• 33:16
  death or freeze you to death. That's the problem.
• 33:20
  That's why that's why Empire's collapse.
• 33:23
  That's why economies collapse and the problem, it's not just a
• 33:26
  problem for an individual, is not just a problem for a family.
• 33:29
  It's a problem for every institution, its problem for
• 33:32
  every company. It's a problem for every city,
• 33:34
  every municipality, every government.
• 33:36
  Every civilization, like, I've spent my whole life in the
• 33:39
  media, my dad was in the media, like that is a big part of the
• 33:43
  Revelation that's changed. My life is the media are part of
• 33:46
  the control apparatus. Like there's no.
• 33:48
  Yeah, you know, I know because you're younger and smarter, and
• 33:51
  you're like, yeah, yeah. But If you're me and you spent
• 33:54
  your whole life in that world and to look around and all of a
• 33:57
  sudden you're like, oh wow, not only are they a part of the
• 34:01
  problem? But I spent most of my life
• 34:03
  being part of the problem defending the Iraq War, like I
• 34:06
  actually did that. Can you imagine if you did that?
• 34:09
  What do you think? So, what is one of your biggest
• 34:10
  regrets in your career defending, the Iraq war, that is
• 34:12
  it? What about a million regrets?
• 34:14
  Not being more skeptical, calling people names when I
• 34:18
  should have listened to what they were saying?
• 34:19
  Look, when you when someone makes a claim, there's only one
• 34:22
  question. That's important at the very
• 34:24
  beginning which is the claim true or not.
• 34:27
  Hmm. So I say you know, you committed
• 34:29
  murder, are you rigged the last election?
• 34:33
  Before you attack me as a crazy person for saying that maybe you
• 34:38
  should explain whether you did it or not.
• 34:41
  Yeah. And for too long, I participated
• 34:44
  in the culture where I was like anyone who thinks outside these
• 34:47
  pre prescribed Lanes is crazy. Is a conspiracy theorist and I
• 34:53
  just really regret that I'm ashamed that I did that and
• 34:56
  partly it. Was age partly was the world
• 34:57
  that I grew up in? So when you when you look at me
• 34:59
  and you're like yeah of course they're part of the means of
• 35:02
  control. I'm like That's obvious to you
• 35:04
  because you're 28 but I just didn't see it at all at all.
• 35:09
  And I'm ashamed of, that's not what the media tries to do
• 35:11
  though. It's their only purpose, right?
• 35:14
  They're not here to inform, you really even on the big things
• 35:17
  that really matter like the economy and War and covid, like
• 35:20
  things that really matter that will affect, you know, their job
• 35:23
  is not to inform you. They are working for the small
• 35:26
  group of people who actually run the world, their their servants,
• 35:28
  to their praetorian guard, and we should treat them with
• 35:31
  maximum contempt because They have earned it that wasn't
• 35:35
  simply Bitcoin saying that. That was Tucker saying that and
• 35:42
  you want to know why? AOC in the beginning, said that
• 35:48
  his words are dangerous. There you go.
• 35:51
  Here's the reason. Why here's Glenn Greenwald,
• 35:56
  Glenn greenwald's was the reporter that originally broke
• 35:59
  the Snowden story. Very famous reporter and said,
• 36:04
  Tucker was the cable host who most opposed u.s. proxy war in
• 36:08
  Rain denounced CIA FBI Department of Homeland Security
• 36:12
  for its the systemic lies and Corruption devoted himself to
• 36:15
  Pardon for Judah. Julian Assange objected to
• 36:18
  regime change efforts in Cuba. Criticized Trump
• 36:21
  administration's militarism And then this I want to end it with
• 36:26
  this and this is a piece that we always read you this essay but
• 36:29
  it's a very, very important. This article it's from our
• 36:32
  friends over a Bitcoin magazine. It is a opinion, priest read
• 36:36
  written by nine, bouquet la, which in my opinion has been
• 36:39
  Vindicated a year after the IMF criticized.
• 36:43
  El Salvador for adopting Bitcoin, legal tender.
• 36:45
  You have peace and prosperity in El Salvador and when the IMF
• 36:49
  basically gave Argentina bailout saying but part of the bailout,
• 36:54
  you have to D, incentivize the adoption of Bitcoin.
• 36:57
  Argentina is going through chaos ruin and, and poverty,
• 37:01
  hyperinflation basically. So did my eyes named Kayla was
• 37:04
  totally right. He was Vindicated the IMF lied,
• 37:08
  right? But but it goes deeper than
• 37:09
  that, right? And Tucker said that at the very
• 37:12
  end of that podcast, he was saying the quiet part out loud
• 37:15
  and I want to read you this. And this part really gives me
• 37:18
  chills every time I read it, since the most vocal detractors,
• 37:21
  the ones who are afraid and pressuring us to reverse our
• 37:24
  decision, The world's most powerful Elites and the people
• 37:27
  who work for or benefit from them that used to own
• 37:30
  everything. And in a way, they still do the
• 37:32
  media, the bank's than ngos International organizations and
• 37:35
  almost all the governments and corporations in the world.
• 37:37
  And with that, of course, they own the Army's, the loans, the
• 37:40
  money supply, the credit ratings The Narrative, the propaganda,
• 37:43
  the factories of food supply, they control international trade
• 37:46
  and international law, but their most in powerful weapon is the
• 37:49
  control of the truth and they're willing to fight, lice mere
• 37:53
  destroy sin. Answer confiscate print and do
• 37:56
  whatever it takes to maintain and increase their control over
• 37:59
  the truth and everything. And everyone.
• 38:04
  So kind of Go full circle here and connect it with what I was
• 38:08
  saying in the very beginning of the show.
• 38:13
  Tucker used his platform to go against the official party line,
• 38:17
  and I believe that's why he was either asked to step away or
• 38:22
  that's why he stepped away on his own accord.
• 38:26
  And he was like, I said, he was the only member of the Legacy
• 38:31
  corporate media to be advocating for Bitcoin.
• 38:34
  And, you know, at the end of the day, whether you put all the
• 38:36
  political issues aside and whatever.
• 38:40
  I said it, a Bitcoin 2021 right here against Bitcoin.
• 38:43
  Against Freedom, right. And I think that, you know, at
• 38:48
  this point Tucker advocating for Bitcoin is a threat to the
• 38:55
  enemies of freedom to the proponents of Central Bank,
• 38:59
  digital currencies to the proponents of censorship, and
• 39:03
  all the buzz words that they use in order to achieve that goal,
• 39:06
  safety, money, laundering terrorism, Financial stability,
• 39:12
  But if you actually check them at their word and you look okay
• 39:17
  have you actually come through on all these things?
• 39:20
  No they've utterly failed, right?
• 39:23
  So I think it's time to try an alternative and I think that
• 39:27
  alternative is Bitcoin and I think the rest of the world
• 39:29
  hasn't woken up to that. But you know, I think we always
• 39:35
  say this, all roads lead to bitcoin because Bitcoin has the
• 39:37
  best incentives. Many ways you won't benefit from
• 39:40
  any of this, if you Take Bitcoin into self custody and if you do
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• 40:16
  my both my co-host and our guest today.
• 40:19
  It's pretty pretty deep topic today, pretty harsh topic.
• 40:22
  But that clip man had a lot of truths in it.
• 40:26
  You know whether it's Michael sealer.
• 40:27
  Seeing the quiet part out loud. I think Michael sailor was being
• 40:30
  a little political when he was when he responded to Tucker with
• 40:33
  Tucker said. So Bitcoin is the escape to the
• 40:36
  inflation voortrekker Vortex, right?
• 40:39
  And then Tucker was like, hmm. Yeah.
• 40:41
  But he couldn't. Answer it out, right?
• 40:43
  And it's interesting and I really believe look the reality
• 40:46
  is that governments get a tremendous amount of power from
• 40:49
  being able to issue money or maybe being able to print money,
• 40:53
  right? And what the consequences of
• 40:54
  printing money of creating money out of thin air, is that it
• 40:56
  devalues everyone else's money causes inflation.
• 40:59
  So again, it's a very, very dangerous idea.
• 41:03
  If the common average everyday person finds out, that not only
• 41:08
  does their money, not have to lose purchasing power over time.
• 41:12
  There's an alternative that actually increases in purchasing
• 41:15
  power over time. And that is a very, very
• 41:18
  dangerous idea to get into the mind of the average everyday
• 41:22
  person because once they find out, they start asking a very
• 41:26
  important question. What is money in the first
• 41:29
  place? And why are we being forced to
• 41:32
  use money that steals from us? And I think Tucker asking those
• 41:36
  questions was a thorn in the enemies of freedom.
• 41:40
  And I think that was At least from the Bitcoin side, put the
• 41:44
  politics aside guys, you know the deal I think that was one of
• 41:47
  the reasons that you know, he was either asked to step away or
• 41:50
  he stepped away voluntarily anyways, Brian.
• 41:53
  What are your thoughts on this? I am I seeing things that are
• 41:55
  not there, bro. I hate covering these types of
• 41:57
  topics bro, because the Legacy, corporate media has done such a
• 42:02
  great job at just labeled labeling them putting certain
• 42:05
  labels on them. And as soon as it's labeled with
• 42:08
  something, it's taboo to even cover, that cover them, Without
• 42:12
  being labeled a conspiracy theory, sir, but being labeled a
• 42:15
  crazy person. But I mean, look at what point.
• 42:18
  Can you say the things that are obvious in front of your eyes
• 42:21
  are not there, right? Like, I, what point can we start
• 42:24
  having these conversations, right?
• 42:26
  The reality is you can verify. Don't trust us.
• 42:30
  The IMF lied. They lied about El Salvador,
• 42:33
  they lied about Argentina and there are real life consequences
• 42:37
  to individuals living in those countries because of those lies.
• 42:41
  Anyway. Is Ryan, what are your thoughts,
• 42:42
  bro? And, I mean, you hit the nail on
• 42:44
  the head in, in propaganda, they call it the, the narrative, High
• 42:49
  Ground. So, if you get to, if you're the
• 42:51
  establishment and you have the high ground and you have the,
• 42:54
  the cloud, then, if you can define something first, which
• 42:58
  the best thing to do is call a conspiracy theory or to call it
• 43:00
  dangerous, then you've achieved the the echo or the propaganda,
• 43:05
  The Narrative High, Ground Joseph Goebbels, the chief
• 43:08
  propagandist and the Nazi regime.
• 43:10
  He said, if you repeat a lie, Often enough.
• 43:13
  And with enough conviction, then it becomes the truth, at least
• 43:15
  the truth to the people. And so that's, that's
• 43:18
  essentially what you're seeing playing out.
• 43:19
  And it's like, frustrating that people don't see that that
• 43:22
  people don't see that, that is exactly what we're so quick.
• 43:26
  To, what's our first reference, when somebody talks about an
• 43:28
  egregious a tyrannical government and this is left and
• 43:31
  right, any side of the aisle, we always say Nazis, right?
• 43:34
  We say, Nazis for, for the bad standard because we all
• 43:36
  understand how bad that was. But how do people not see the
• 43:39
  tools? The the tactics that they They
• 43:41
  used in propaganda, it's playing out to a tee.
• 43:45
  There's it, they should, like, be sued for, for copyright
• 43:49
  infringement, because this is exactly what they did, in every
• 43:53
  decade in every generation before this.
• 43:57
  And now, I think, as bitcoiners, it's important that when we see
• 44:00
  an IU be Kelly when we see a Tucker Carlson.
• 44:02
  So, a media personality and a politician, we should question
• 44:06
  them. Do are they like, why is he
• 44:08
  saying this? And I think Bitcoin, or said I'm
• 44:10
  seeing you in the chat here, I'm seeing on the Two comments.
• 44:12
  I mean, people are saying, well, we shouldn't trust Tucker
• 44:14
  Carlson. We shouldn't trust now you
• 44:15
  Kelly. That's great.
• 44:16
  You shouldn't. And I hope that people watching
• 44:18
  this show. I understand it.
• 44:20
  That Nico and Opti come from a position of when we're talking
• 44:23
  about Tucker Carlson's being a positive thing, like we've all
• 44:26
  gone through the questioning of what are his motives.
• 44:28
  And so I hope that people understand by the time we get to
• 44:31
  talking about it. Now we've already gone through
• 44:33
  the question. What's this guy's motives?
• 44:34
  That's the beautiful thing about Bitcoin when you have an aligned
• 44:37
  incentives, you kind of don't need to go down that rabbit hole
• 44:40
  too much because if Promoting Bitcoin.
• 44:43
  It's like asking oh I don't what are that?
• 44:46
  Bitcoin miners motives I bet he's just trying to get rich.
• 44:49
  Yeah, perfect. I want to Bitcoin miner to get
• 44:52
  rich because he secures my Bitcoin more.
• 44:54
  I want. The biggest voice in media to
• 44:57
  talk about Bitcoin. I don't care what his motives
• 44:59
  are because he's making Bitcoin, bigger and better in the bigger
• 45:03
  and better becomes, the more Securities, the more usable it
• 45:05
  becomes and so, ultimately, in Bitcoin, it doesn't matter what
• 45:09
  somebody's motives are if they're working.
• 45:11
  The Bitcoin direction if they're working on the Bitcoin art and
• 45:15
  you know what's freaking bullish is?
• 45:19
  Look at the Tucker Carlson clips.
• 45:21
  That guy had strings attached before he no longer has strings
• 45:25
  attached, what is he going to do next?
• 45:27
  Again, questions motives, we should question his motives but
• 45:30
  with no, strings on, what is he going to do?
• 45:32
  I want to see a meme in my DM's with Tucker.
• 45:36
  Carlson having the strings cut off by this afternoon people.
• 45:39
  Come on. Please help me out.
• 45:40
  I want to see that mean Tucker. Carlson with no strings
• 45:42
  attached, that's going to be a freaking beautiful thing.
• 45:45
  And what what like here we are April 20 23 the Bitcoin price
• 45:50
  has been going up, we don't want to talk about price, but let's
• 45:52
  talk about this is a reflection how this is bullish in past, in
• 45:56
  the past, every four year, cycle the price goes up because having
• 46:01
  creates scarcity creates price increase.
• 46:04
  And then you get fomo because the media talks about the price,
• 46:07
  the Bitcoin price has always gone up in the past because
• 46:10
  people talked about the price, the Media talked about the price
• 46:13
  that created fomo. Why is the Bitcoin price going
• 46:16
  up this year? It's because of the
• 46:17
  fundamentals. It wasn't that price prompted
• 46:21
  these things. We talked about Tucker.
• 46:22
  Carlson was talking about this on mainstream media because of
• 46:27
  the tenants of Bitcoin. That's a fundamentally different
• 46:30
  thing about why the price is rising.
• 46:32
  That means there's there's mainstream by in to why Bitcoins
• 46:36
  important that was stupid. Why the Bitcoin price went up in
• 46:39
  years past. It was just because it went up.
• 46:41
  That's fine. If you're in price can go up.
• 46:43
  Horrible companies pets.com can go up in price.
• 46:46
  All those things can go up in price and then that perpetuates,
• 46:49
  price Cycles Bitcoins price is going up and people care about
• 46:52
  it right now because people like this are talking about it for
• 46:55
  the things that make it special and unique.
• 46:57
  That is like the most bullish thing that we could ever hope
• 47:00
  for. Love, I love what you said about
• 47:05
  the, we don't need to trust this person and I would even go A
• 47:09
  step above that and be like, you don't even need to trust another
• 47:12
  bitcoiners ideology, or their, their spiritual beliefs, or
• 47:16
  their personal beliefs. You have a common denominator
• 47:20
  that common denominator is Bitcoin there for your
• 47:23
  incentives are aligned. And it actually allows you to
• 47:27
  operate with a lot of people that you might fundamentally
• 47:30
  disagree with because you Re on one thing, and that one thing is
• 47:34
  Bitcoin, right? And if you compare and contrast
• 47:36
  that with the system that we have now, which is this aligned,
• 47:41
  it's unaligned incentives, right?
• 47:44
  So, you know, it and I taught that talk to talk about this all
• 47:48
  the time when people talk about democracy and they bash
• 47:51
  democracy, it's like democracy will never work.
• 47:54
  As long as politicians are being elected to get closer to the
• 47:57
  money. Spicket right there.
• 47:59
  They're not elected to, okay? Let me stay, let me keep my job
• 48:03
  by doing, good by my constituents.
• 48:05
  They don't need to do that. Let me get my job so I can get
• 48:08
  close to this money. Spicket, that's why you have
• 48:10
  like, Nancy Pelosi and Elizabeth Warren.
• 48:12
  And, you know, of course, on the other aisle, these politicians
• 48:15
  are worth hundreds of millions of dollars and you're like, how
• 48:16
  do you get that on a government salary, right?
• 48:19
  And then what are their, what are their incentives?
• 48:21
  Their incentives are, let me keep getting close to the money,
• 48:24
  speak it because that benefits me right versus.
• 48:26
  If you separate money from State, these politicians will
• 48:30
  not have the ability to just Create money out of thin air.
• 48:33
  So they're only way they're only mechanism of raising money is
• 48:38
  via direct Taxation and good luck, raising money via direct
• 48:43
  taxation to a lot of these crazy ideas.
• 48:45
  If people are just gonna be like, yeah, just I don't agree
• 48:49
  with sending hundreds of billions of dollars to this
• 48:51
  country. That's freaking crazy, right?
• 48:53
  But as long as they have this mechanism, right?
• 48:56
  This just this thing could just print money for free, right?
• 49:00
  The incentives will never be aligned.
• 49:01
  And If you compare that with Bitcoin, the incentives are
• 49:04
  aligned with Note operators. They're aligned were Toddlers
• 49:07
  and they're aligned with Bitcoin Miners and they're aligned with
• 49:10
  all bitcoiners because all bitcoiners just want
• 49:12
  fundamentally. They want one thing, they want
• 49:14
  Bitcoin to succeed and if they want Bitcoin to succeed, they're
• 49:17
  on the same team, they're on the they're they're on the team of
• 49:19
  orange and the team that we're fighting for fighting against is
• 49:23
  the team of green and the team of green wants privilege.
• 49:26
  They want special privilege. They want things that not that,
• 49:30
  the average everyday person doesn't have the Ability to do
• 49:33
  anyways. Opti what's your take on this
• 49:34
  and we'll get up. Yeah, try to get this one quick
• 49:36
  Brian first of all you killed it dude.
• 49:38
  Thanks brother. Really appreciate it.
• 49:40
  S that buchelli clip was amazing.
• 49:42
  Maybe maybe he was a little premature in that statement but
• 49:45
  absolutely nailed it, hold up. Yeah it 100%.
• 49:48
  And again you know say what you want about Carl Tucker Carlson
• 49:52
  say what you want about why he got fired or he walked away.
• 49:57
  I think the point Still Remains that free speech is under attack
• 50:00
  and Tucker. Ali went rogue and like Brian
• 50:03
  was tell you, no, strings are attached or detached now, and
• 50:07
  the AOC clip really makes you think that maybe she knew
• 50:10
  something or got the official tagline from from high up to
• 50:13
  mention, tap obviously, it's very obvious now, but I mean,
• 50:17
  the bigger picture here and it's something we've talked about
• 50:19
  here on the show. A lot of times is the
• 50:22
  collectivist bent of what we are seeing and silencing Talking
• 50:24
  Heads, whether it was a personal choice from Tucker or you know,
• 50:28
  from a big, big, whatever, corporate interests that
• 50:32
  Everyone wants to point towards the signal here is that we've
• 50:35
  seen this happen in collectivist countries throughout history.
• 50:38
  This isn't a new thing, this is basically like the the first
• 50:41
  casualty in the culture war is silencing people that are saying
• 50:45
  the things you don't want to say.
• 50:47
  So again say what you want about Tucker but he is or at least was
• 50:51
  the second-biggest broadcaster in the world and yes, Bitcoin
• 50:53
  doesn't need anyone. Bitcoin will be good without him
• 50:57
  or with him. I think the importance to all of
• 51:00
  us and a bitcoiners is to acknowledge Knowledge where we
• 51:02
  are in the world right now. Again, the first casualty in the
• 51:04
  culture war is truth and the revolution will not be televised
• 51:08
  guys. And now we have further proof of
• 51:09
  this happening in real time, it's not conspiracy theories.
• 51:12
  We know what is happening right now, guys.
• 51:14
  They do not want you talking about this stuff, whether
• 51:17
  privately publicly or any of the matters that, because again, the
• 51:22
  only thing they've ever had was the Monopoly on truth and now we
• 51:25
  have the freedom tools, we have the internet, we have Bitcoin,
• 51:27
  we have, you know, encrypted end-to-end communication.
• 51:33
  And the signal is out of their control.
• 51:35
  So again, say what you want about the, the reasons for this
• 51:39
  thing happening, but it is a big moment in time, and I think it
• 51:43
  will be one of those Smoking Gun moments that will look back in
• 51:46
  time. And be like, Oh yeah, this is
• 51:47
  one of those moments when things really did change.
• 51:50
  And again, it's something we talked about here all the time.
• 51:52
  Like we are in the greatest battles of our lives like it is
• 51:55
  Bitcoin or it is slavery. You guys can say that we're
• 51:57
  doing clickbait or whatever you want but this is the fundamental
• 52:02
  Battle line that I see, the reason, the powers that be are
• 52:05
  able to get away with everything that they do is because they
• 52:07
  have the money printer on their side.
• 52:09
  And everything else down hill from the money.
• 52:11
  Printer is why they are able to pay for it.
• 52:14
  So, you know again, say what you guys want but I think one of the
• 52:17
  big things in that that clips that you piece together was the
• 52:21
  full send clip at the end you know and we talk about it all
• 52:24
  the time about the Overton window and it is at least
• 52:27
  personally feeling like the Overton window is slowly inching
• 52:31
  back torture. Earth and I think the pendulum
• 52:33
  is going to swing very hard towards our Direction and I'm
• 52:36
  just happy that we're here. I'm happy that we can show up
• 52:38
  every single day and I'm happy that we have.
• 52:39
  All these Savage bitcoiners criticizing Us in the chat and
• 52:43
  making sure that we are being honest.
• 52:45
  And, and you know, good, we welcome it.
• 52:49
  I welcome the debate. That's the way it should be like
• 52:51
  if that's the way it should be. Don't censor.
• 52:53
  And again guys I beg you don't get lost in the sauce with the
• 52:57
  left and right the bay. That's not really the fight
• 53:00
  that's going on the fight. That's Going on is Orange versus
• 53:03
  green, you want as many people to be on the side of orange.
• 53:07
  So it's important to stay inclusive, you know, don't you
• 53:10
  know, don't make enemies of people on your same team,
• 53:14
  literally fighting for the same thing, right?
• 53:16
  This is the Battle of our time and I think we're going to win
• 53:19
  this because Bitcoin hat we have the incentives on our side.
• 53:22
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  What are we talking about today? Oh man.
• 54:27
  Oh man. Oh man, this is spicy.
• 54:30
  This is, but you guys honestly guys thrown out of Congress, to
• 54:34
  be honest. Is this is a I think a good
• 54:36
  segue. You know, we like to feature our
• 54:38
  guests, when we have them on on the culture, the daily culture,
• 54:42
  and I think this is part of a continuation of what we're
• 54:45
  talking about. We're one of the things that's
• 54:47
  bitcoiners that at least Nico, and I realized, and I,
• 54:50
  obviously, Brian, and everyone over at Orange collab realizes
• 54:53
  is that we are up. And an information War right now
• 54:57
  and the best thing we can be doing is try to educate as many
• 55:00
  people as possible and without without further taking up space
• 55:04
  because Brian can read better than I can.
• 55:06
  I think I'll give you the floor bro.
• 55:07
  Will give you the floor here. What is this project that I have
• 55:10
  here pulled up? And what's the thinking behind
• 55:12
  this? Thanks man.
• 55:13
  I appreciate it. So safe and Dean a joined orange
• 55:17
  pill app and we thought there was no better way to celebrate
• 55:21
  that because I mean, he's just like like a great voice and
• 55:24
  Bitcoin, right? Like He said he's a very like a
• 55:27
  vicious guy and in certain respects with like he's just
• 55:30
  like Unapologetic for Bitcoin and maybe that's what it's going
• 55:33
  to take two orange pill Congress.
• 55:36
  But anyways because he joined the app we bought or we bought
• 55:40
  the first hundred already but we have 435 more to buy.
• 55:43
  So a total of five hundred, thirty five books of the Bitcoin
• 55:47
  standard are going to Congress and so there's 100 Senators
• 55:51
  there's 435 house members or And every single one of them is
• 55:58
  getting a copy of the Bitcoin standard.
• 56:00
  When we put this out, we just thought like we're going to fund
• 56:04
  this and this is going to be like, we're going to bite the
• 56:06
  bullet on. This cost will freaking awesome,
• 56:09
  guys are fun. Comes along.
• 56:11
  If you guys don't know, guys are fun, they're like the
• 56:13
  kickstarter for Bitcoin projects.
• 56:14
  Guys are fun. Comes along and says, hey we're
• 56:18
  going to help raise These funds and we're even going to
• 56:20
  contribute above and beyond what gets raised.
• 56:22
  We want to make sure that this happens and so, we've raised
• 56:25
  over 20 million stats for the most funded project on or the
• 56:29
  most funded initiative on Geyser fund right now.
• 56:31
  And that's prompted, like, a handful at least five other, I
• 56:35
  believe orange peel the government movement.
• 56:39
  So, there's orange peel the UK Parliament.
• 56:41
  There's the Nigerian government one.
• 56:42
  There's, there's a few different European ones.
• 56:45
  I don't know if there's an Asian one yet, but there's a handful
• 56:48
  of other governments that are all going to be getting copies
• 56:50
  of the Bitcoin standard or some in some cases that might be
• 56:53
  doing layered money. And so Up to the individual, you
• 56:57
  know, organizer of that. But it's not just something
• 57:01
  where we're mailing these copies to their office for them to be
• 57:04
  put on a bookshelf or thrown in a trash can.
• 57:06
  We are actually going to the step that we're not just going
• 57:09
  to the steps of Converse. We're going into the capital,
• 57:12
  and we've even got a room Dennis, Porter's, come along,
• 57:15
  and, and partnered with us. He's the liaison.
• 57:18
  If you guys don't know who Dennis Porter is, he's like a
• 57:20
  full-time full-time. Lobbyist essentially for Bitcoin
• 57:25
  and he as contacts relationships inside of the capital with these
• 57:29
  Senators with their staffers. We have a room reserved for that
• 57:32
  day, where we're going to have food, we're gonna have all the
• 57:34
  books. They these politicians their
• 57:36
  staffers can come by, pick him up.
• 57:37
  We're also going to walk the halls and go door to door and
• 57:40
  just like cold call, cold, knock, on these office doors and
• 57:43
  orange peel. These guys.
• 57:44
  And I think the skeptic again, we're going to bring it back to
• 57:46
  the skeptic. I think the Skeptics going to
• 57:47
  say and this is what one of my favorite lines and it's totally
• 57:50
  true people say They don't even read the bills that they pass,
• 57:55
  what makes you think that they're going to read the
• 57:56
  Bitcoin standard and that's a very valid point.
• 57:59
  There's going to be some that don't read it and there's going
• 58:01
  to be some that do. But by us going there, June 22nd
• 58:05
  we're going to be in the capital in any any plebs that want to
• 58:08
  join us? We would love to have you guys
• 58:10
  come with us. And I've also heard other people
• 58:13
  say you're really going to walk around the inside of the
• 58:15
  capital. It doesn't matter if they invite
• 58:17
  you or not, you could still get in trouble.
• 58:19
  So, so we have permission to be inside.
• 58:22
  The capital and we're going to be shaking people's hands.
• 58:26
  But just in the same way that you shake a ranchers hand to
• 58:28
  make that connection, we're gonna be shaking these people's
• 58:29
  hands and we have a plan of action, we're not just giving
• 58:32
  them the book but we're going to talk about how Bitcoin aligns
• 58:36
  with the incentives old politician.
• 58:37
  What is a politician want at the end of the day they want to be
• 58:40
  re-elected, right? That's that's that's why they're
• 58:44
  in office, they keep that you know they're providing a job for
• 58:46
  themselves or providing influence and let's talk to
• 58:49
  those people about the Bitcoin vote.
• 58:51
  Boat. And let's talk about how there's
• 58:53
  this growing demographic of Hardcore bitcoiners that will
• 58:56
  maybe not be, always be one issue voters, but they will very
• 59:00
  much gravitate towards Bitcoin politicians like like Nico said,
• 59:04
  no matter what side of the aisle you're on.
• 59:07
  I'm I'm a I'm a Libertarian I could see myself voting for a
• 59:11
  pro Bitcoin Democrat even if there's some other problems that
• 59:15
  I see with their, you know, with the initiatives that they push
• 59:18
  for. So we're gonna be able to walk
• 59:20
  up to these people and say okay. We have an orange pill app, you
• 59:24
  can go back to your jurisdiction.
• 59:27
  You represent a local area and you can find all the bitcoiners
• 59:31
  that are in your jurisdiction and you can reach out to those
• 59:35
  people and talk to them and you can solicit their vote, ask them
• 59:38
  for, how can I represent you in Congress?
• 59:42
  And you have a built-in passionate demographic, right
• 59:45
  there through the app. So that's one of voter base is
• 59:47
  one of the most important things that we can go up to these
• 59:49
  people and we can say, you have a resource with orange pill app
• 59:52
  of a way to contact this demographic and to you have
• 59:57
  companies or entities like geyser fund.
• 1:00:00
  These campaigns are always seeking money.
• 1:00:03
  They need money for their re-election, we have an app for
• 1:00:06
  that. We have a solution for that
• 1:00:08
  geyser. Fund is a great option for you
• 1:00:11
  to go and raise campaign. Finance financing to get your
• 1:00:15
  next election. So you want to get on the
• 1:00:16
  Bitcoin standard and you have your own incentives, you have
• 1:00:20
  your own things that you To do but on the Bitcoin standard your
• 1:00:24
  own self-interest benefits, everybody else on the network,
• 1:00:27
  the politician that's getting re-elected on a Bitcoin vote is
• 1:00:31
  also, I don't care what it's Hearts telling them at the end
• 1:00:35
  of the day, he's promoting Bitcoin, he's making Bitcoin
• 1:00:38
  better and stronger. And so we're not out there to
• 1:00:42
  necessarily orange pill every single member of Congress.
• 1:00:44
  I think that would be kind of silly to think that we're going
• 1:00:47
  to orange pill 535 people, but were there to plant seeds and
• 1:00:51
  And just open relationships with these people.
• 1:00:54
  So that they understand that bitcoiners aren't just a bunch
• 1:00:56
  of shadowy super coders, but they understand that, we're a
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  voter base, we have money, we have finances, we have passion
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  and we will get out there and and work and vote on the things
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  that we care about chiefly being the Bitcoin standard 100%.
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  Wow! Some you know you kind of set it
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  there we can't really expect everyone to read the book but
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  hey all it really takes is what 4% guys.
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  Like we don't need Get everyone on the Bitcoin standard
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  overnight. We just need, like you said, the
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  plant the idea is get them. Get them at least thinking about
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  it because hey, it only takes four percent of the population
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  to really change things. So, four percent of Congress is
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  all we need to read these books and things will fundamentally
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  change. Like I won't stay overnight but
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  it'll happen a lot quicker than we think.
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  And you know kudos to you guys and actually you know, not
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  LARPing on your guys's idea of building out the social layer of
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  Bitcoin bro. Like cool Goes to you.
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  Thank you, man. I appreciate it.
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  And that I think that that's again, orange pop.
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  We're building that social layer and the, the political can can
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  tap into that. As much as it wants, like,
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  everybody's welcome to come and go.
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  And so I think people bitcoiners are sometimes resistant to all,
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  we don't want politicians. It's like, no, there's gonna be
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  politicians that use Bitcoin. There's going to be all
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  ultra-wealthy. There's gonna be war mongers
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  that use Bitcoin. The people that you hate the
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  most also have permission to use Bitcoin but guess what It makes
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  everybody's life a little bit better even when those people
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  adopt a Bitcoin standard. Amen, to that 100%.
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  going to get to the mean review, and we're going to really get a
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  People be setting them in my DMs. I will get to the memes.
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  There's a lot of memes. But I'll get you them.
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  You know, as we're covering here guys, gonna be stunning, like
• 1:03:43
  inundated what you're going to do, I don't know what we're
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  going to do during the market tweet to the bullets memes of
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  the artillery. If it's not obvious to you and
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  it should be obvious to you guys by now.
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  If you watch the show regularly, we are in an information war and
• 1:03:58
  making the meme, getting the calls of actions spreading the
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  signal to your friends and family is how we fight the
• 1:04:05
  bombardment of noise that is out there.
• 1:04:07
  And it's About us pushing the signal as much as possible.
• 1:04:12
  So people wake up because most people are just buying the
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  corporate press Hook Line, and Sinker in regards to Bitcoin, in
• 1:04:18
  regards to freedom and regards the freedom of speech.
• 1:04:21
  Like it really amazing. That this is where we are right
• 1:04:23
  now and meme. Play a powerful part in this
• 1:04:26
  whole culture War, we are seeing in anyways, we got Kim Gage.
• 1:04:30
  He tagged me in this yesterday. Actually, I didn't even see
• 1:04:33
  these. These hashtags are wrong.
• 1:04:35
  These are not right. There's only one hashtag that
• 1:04:38
  works here in attached. Like Bitcoin.
• 1:04:39
  Anyways we got this I don't even know what is this.
• 1:04:43
  Is this a lemur, we got here, we got a lemur drinking a beer, and
• 1:04:47
  eating some fried foods, and it goes me, hotland Bitcoin.
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  While the world quickly goes to shit, and it's just chilling.
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  In his livers chilling. Bro.
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  It's just having a good time, guys.
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  This was a little L on me. I didn't see these hashtags.
• 1:05:01
  There's only one hashtag that works.
• 1:05:02
  Our hashtag good. Okay, this next one is by The
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  Babylon. Be I really like this one
• 1:05:07
  because I Don't think that the only ones that said this but I
• 1:05:10
  heard a few people say this to me, literally verbatim and the
• 1:05:13
  Babylon because Fox News fires, the only reason people still
• 1:05:17
  watch Fox News and it's a picture of Tucker Carlson.
• 1:05:20
  Okay, this next meme is by at Maxie's club and it's a you
• 1:05:24
  know, a Pepe Maxi Bitcoin. ER on what's the show again?
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  Oh man, I forgot Jeopardy Japanese, maybe Jeff, yeah Jerry
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  okay and we got the big horn. Yeah.
• 1:05:39
  Okay yeah we are fortunate for you guys too easy and we got on
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  the board over here and it's basically saying have fun
• 1:05:46
  staying poor but there's only a few letters there and it's too
• 1:05:48
  easy for the bit Corner out here because hey wait here against
• 1:05:53
  Bitcoin. You're against freedom and
• 1:05:55
  you're going to have fun staying Port.
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  Okay this next one is by ghosts of Whitman and he goes hashtag
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  Bitcoin is freedom and again sometimes memes are you know
• 1:06:02
  just screenshots and we got freedom, the definition of
• 1:06:05
  freedom, the power or right to act speaker think as one want
• 1:06:08
  without hindrance. Rinse or restraint absence of
• 1:06:10
  subjection to foreign domination or despotic government.
• 1:06:13
  The state of not being in prison or enslave the state of being
• 1:06:16
  physically unrestricted and able to move easily freedom from the
• 1:06:20
  state of not being subject to or affected by a particular
• 1:06:23
  undesirable thing. The power of self-determination
• 1:06:26
  attributed to the well, the quality of being independent of
• 1:06:29
  fate or necessity unrestricted. Use of something, absolutely
• 1:06:33
  love that one. All right.
• 1:06:34
  This next one. This one's that kind of a combo.
• 1:06:37
  We got by King Gill up here and he goes It's a Fiat price on BTC
• 1:06:40
  goes up to a million and the and then crashes to 100K they will
• 1:06:44
  still bash it and we got toxic at toxic Bitcoin.
• 1:06:47
  ER, just drop the meme and we got some guy in a suit and he
• 1:06:50
  goes a little bit coin. It's a bubble that's going to
• 1:06:52
  zero, it's 20K and then the guy in the suit go.
• 1:06:55
  See I told you it's going to 0 and it went to 4K and then goes
• 1:06:58
  low Bitcoin into bubble that's going to zero and they went to
• 1:07:01
  69k and then it goes back to 16. Can we go?
• 1:07:03
  See, I told you it's going to 0 and then low Bitcoin, it's a
• 1:07:07
  bubble that's going to 0. Because the 600k and then it,
• 1:07:10
  crashes to 100 Candy go. See, I told you, it's going 20,
• 1:07:14
  guys, be prepared for this. This is where we are right now.
• 1:07:17
  This is where we're going to be this next year.
• 1:07:20
  No, by 2025, we're going to see that guy literally on every
• 1:07:24
  single corporate press media on Twitter.
• 1:07:27
  It's going to be everywhere during my favorite, my favorite
• 1:07:31
  talking point from the central Bankers is it's not worth
• 1:07:34
  anything. Well, looks like people.
• 1:07:37
  It's 27300 Nearly $80. Maybe you want it?
• 1:07:41
  Not to be worth anything but oh man.
• 1:07:45
  Wow. All right guys, drop your mean
• 1:07:47
  review score in the chat as we cover hours live and guys, I
• 1:07:52
  shit you not, I did not plan this one.
• 1:07:55
  I just picked a random page out of 99 signs.
• 1:07:58
  You might be a Bitcoin maximalist and guess what?
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  Sign. I pick sign. 93.
• 1:08:04
  You refer to mainstream media as propaganda and gaslighting the
• 1:08:07
  population. But it make up literally just
• 1:08:10
  pick the random page at did the simulations real Ryan.
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  What would you give those memes? All right.
• 1:08:19
  To dank memes, to let me give you Tang.
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  I forgot got to bitcoin evangelism is right here.
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  All right. Okay, okay.
• 1:08:28
  All right, I'm going to give it Joe Rogan admitting he owns
• 1:08:32
  Bitcoin. Well, it's not good place for
• 1:08:36
  us, but maybe it's a good price place for the universe moons.
• 1:08:39
  I didn't base Point life, you invest in Bitcoin.
• 1:08:41
  I've got some Bitcoin. Okay, so you're thinking, but
• 1:08:44
  that's not what I'm thinking about.
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  Let's say. Okay let's see, let's see.
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  Mr. Robot rate, the memes my green.
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  I can't read that word was has a iridescent blocks from Jade
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  Bitcoin sighting device that I lost in the surfing accident.
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  Very nice. This guy gets it.
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  Mr. Robot gets it. Very nice.
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  But but even if you lose, you're signing device, if you back up
• 1:09:41
  your seed on steal a bit plate, its Marine gate marine grade
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  stainless steel, so yeah, yeah. Anyways, on to the next one.
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  On Opti, read the rest, read the rest, all you, okay, Bitcoin,
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  for Canadians. I give those memes a bunch of
• 1:09:58
  senators getting orange pills even John fetterman.
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  Okay? Okay, there's next one by Lane
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  chatelaine she goes, score Tucker's podcast, it can't come
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  soon enough. Okay let's see Rave elevator.
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  I give the meme day, Steve, Uriel heavy episode of Family
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  Matters from the 90s. Okay I reference it's going over
• 1:10:22
  my head but I Okay. Ego.
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  I give those memes a mr. Beams thumbs up.
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  Okay, hold on Nika. I probably can't say this one
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  but it is kind of on brand. Okay, score.
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  A pair of panties. I got from meeting a pleb lady
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  on the orange pill app tag, maybe it's a dating app.
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  You have a response to that. You have a response that Brian.
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  I mean he's definitely not a dating app.
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  Like, I mean yes people you know met on a you know it's not a
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  dating app that I can't stress this enough everything on.
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  So Media is a dating app into it and do it as a dating app, okay?
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  Ran more kind of rate ran. More says mean scores simply and
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  tucker spot on could you Matt we would cause.
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  Yeah, right would not work and I would be in a gulag plant planet
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  Earth giving the memes a go. Fuck yourself time Changers, and
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  money changers, and last by Max Trotter, and before we run out
• 1:11:14
  of time, I give give memes my first seed, word, potato.
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