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Today is Thursday. It's February the 15th, nearly
done with this week, halfway done with Black History Month,
and we've got an interesting concept to discover here.
Let's talk about Cold War now. I'm a child, I think of the
early cold, where the end of the Cold War.
I grew up in the 80s and I thought I saw the end of the
Cold War, but I didn't realize it and there was no reason for
me to think about it. Apparently the political left
and some people that consider themselves on the right are
still in it and maybe that is the source of some of our
conflict. We had a huge, huge dust up
where people lost their ever loving minds because a
journalist decided to fly to Russia and talk to a world
leader who represents a country, who is part of the country that
we're not at war with. And yet they behaved like it was
treacherous, like it was evil, like there was something
happening that was outside all norms.
Even though it is something that's happened for all of real
journalism, people have always got to talk to the opposition.
In fact, the opposition used to sit and talk to each other.
Leaders of of nations that were even at war would sit down and
speak to each other. That's strange.
We're going to talk about the Cold War.
We're going to talk about a lot of these things that are being
rehashed. I I wonder if there's something
to it that we just have all of these old people in power.
I had an entire episode dedicated to what I call the
Geriocracy. I'm not sure that I created that
term, but it came to me. And we've got all these folks
that are stuck in a mindset that is old, that is dead.
And it turns out it is incredibly dangerous because it
continues to bring antiquated ideas and problems that have
already been solved into today's world.
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We're going to start with the shooting that happened in Kansas
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All right, let's start right away into this situation that
happened. Here we go, as reported by CNN.
You know, I like to start there, and this was a theoretically a
celebration parade. I'm not a big fan of of parades,
'cause I'm not a big fan of crowds.
But what we read right here is that investigators search for
what motivated the shooting. What could have motivated the
shooting that left one person dead and more than 20 wounded at
a Chiefs Super Bowl celebration. The good news for me about this
story is now I know that the Chiefs are the one who won the
Super Bowl. That's how little I pay
attention. I'm sort of kidding.
But also we know that they have no idea what what could have
motivated this thing? And I saw this meme, so I just
threw it up here. And once again, the suspect is
not white. So we will now end coverage of
this event. No, no, that's not what we're
going to do here. However, CNN is reporting that
they're just trying to figure out what happened.
What could have, what could have inspired someone to shoot at
random people? And we saw that there were
approximately 3 persons of interest or subjects who were
running, one of whom was tackled and lost a gun in the process.
Seems like a pretty good place to start.
What I what I find that the interesting contrast for this
story here. Think about how quickly we know
about white supremacists who have gone into into stores or
have gone into malls who have pulled the trigger.
And within hours we know that they not only are white
supremacist, but they have a manifesto and all of this
information is immediately available to the media like
that. They they have it out in a hurry
so that we can all get riled up and angry.
Why is that? And in this case, I don't know
if they were Hispanic or black young men who look like they
were having some sort of gang confrontation.
That's kind of what our instinct is going to be.
But instead, you have the FBI, you have the Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, our friends over the
ATF who violate the Constitution by their very existence.
These people are out there investigating along with police
from Kansas City. You've got the entire federal
Justice Department out here trying to figure out what was
going on. And all we're looking at is
potentially the same thing that happens all the time in urban
areas where young black and brown people get involved in
violent physical conflicts with guns that they're not legally
allowed to own gang affiliation. That precludes your ability to
own a gun in this case because you're actively involved in
criminal activity. But CNN is very quick to say
that this is the second year in a row that a major US sports
title celebration has had a shooting.
Really. Because that's what's related.
Those things have no no relevance whatsoever, but that's
what they want to talk about. It's also the 48th mass shooting
in the United States so far this year, according to Gun Violence
Archive, which is a leftist archive that basically parrots
literally, as they say here, like CNN counts those in which
four or more are shot. Now, are they categorizing
what's happening in Chicago? Are they putting that out there?
Are they also concerned and worried and confused about what
the motivation was? The thing that always bothers me
when these is why is the FBI involved?
Why are they there? What Interstate crime do we
think may have happened? Even though the Kansas City has
a state line Rd. that comes right down the middle of it?
What on earth does it have to do?
1 to the other Why is it a federal issue?
There's no federal Nexus there. And yet this is what they do
because the FBI tries to do make work and they're they're
wondering about something that they have people in their
custody that should be easily, easily described.
Now, the upside to the story for me is that men got involved the
way that men are supposed to, and it tells me that that we
haven't completely debased masculinity in this country.
It's not totally gone, folks. Men jumped up and tackled a man
that was running with a gun. That's a difficult thing to do.
That is an action. That is the fight reaction.
That is not the flight or freeze that we talked about when we
talked about sympathetic reactions.
And that's good. That's inherently good to see
that men are acting in the way that men have always acted to
preserve their children. There was a guy that was
interviewed on one of the leftist news stations and he
essentially got out and just said, look, I had my three
daughters with me. Somebody was yelling, tackle
that dude, stop him, stop him, stop him.
And so I did. And when I hit him, I hit him
kind of high and the gun came out either from his hand or his
sleeve and hits the ground boom. Another person jumped on and
held him low. And then another person jumped
on and three grown men, which by the way, that's how many it
takes if someone is really trying to get away from you,
even up like a strong teenager. It is so hard to hold another
human being perfectly still if you don't have a lot of training
and experience, And even if you do, if you don't have a perfect
hit and you don't get a great grip on them, you're going to be
fighting with everything you've got for as long as you can.
And then the cops came in, right?
The cops came in and did what they needed to do.
They put the people in cuffs. And now we have a mystery on our
hands, even though you have the subject gun, others involved and
a bunch of people. One, one person killed and
twenty others injured. It's probably white supremacy,
right? That's the, that's the default
position that we have in this country.
It'll be really hard to see. The upside is like I said, men
stepped in. The other interesting thing that
happened is a concept that many of you are familiar with that is
referred to as predictive programming.
Alex Jones made this popular. It's actually goes a lot back
along farther than that. But the concept of predictive
programming to me is it's a little bit, it's not so much
conspiratorial, it's just that this is how things happen.
We say things in the world and there's a lot of things that are
happening. Previously.
What would happen is you might think something and then you
would never know whether that thing happened or not.
The upside to a high news cycle is that we get local news
because by the way, a shooting at a parade in Kansas City, if
you don't live in Kansas City, that is not a national story per
SE. It's local news.
And historically it was known as local news.
Local news has become national because we are constantly in
this need, this desire, this draw, this pump like sort of
like a pump that's that's not underwater and it's just sucking
down trying to get the most amount out of everything.
It's constantly turning local news stories into national news
stories because one, they having a narrative that they're trying
to drive and two, more importantly, they're trying to
fill up airtime. They're not doing a one hour
show. The way that we jump in the
morning and go and grab, I've got, I've got 1000 shows or
stories that I can talk about. The difference is that they are
trying to fill 24 hours of news coverage.
And that's a relatively new concept that's in the last 20
years. And the idea that you would fill
all that with a new cycle and that there are more than one
channel doing it, like there's a dozen now, right.
All these people are constantly sucking at the, you know at the
straw pretty aggressively all across the country trying to
turn these local stories into national stories.
There's nothing national about a couple of kids getting into a a
confrontation and shooting people.
It's tragic. It is awful.
There's no question about that. I don't mean to downplay it, but
it doesn't make it national news because it doesn't affect you.
It's not a possibility that that violence that happened in Kansas
City is going to spill into where you live in Dallas or in
New York City. You got other problems, and
they're also local problems. But predictive programming is
the idea that essentially the media or the entertainment
industry telegraphs what is coming to normalize it for you,
and then it comes up. And so this is one of the
questions that was popped up. This is the Brady A Campaign.
A Brady buzz is there, is there handle.
But Brady campaign to unite Against Gun violence, which of
course, gun violence is not a real thing.
Anybody who knows anything about guns knows that it's an
inanimate machine. It's just a device that sits
either, you know, like in your little safe here, like I've got
under my desk or in your closet or in your night stand drawer
Wherever you keep your weapons, they don't do anything without
the they don't have any animus. A firearm has no motive, which
is quite interesting because what you're seeing on the screen
right here is the the chief of police saying we don't have a
motive, but we're asking all those who have potentially any
kind of information or are witnesses or have video to
contact the police. They've got plenty of
information to solve this crime. Like I said, they got the people
in custody that were involved in it.
It's pretty easy to go ahead and spill that out and there were
lots of people there. However, what we are seeing is
Travis Kelsey, who apparently is dating someone called Taylor
Swift, which I guess is not a man.
It's not a fast running man. It's not Usain Bolt.
It's actually a female pop singer of some kind.
Go figure. Who knew?
And he's making this quotation, which was probably fed to him,
He said We need to have more strict gun laws, especially when
toddlers are dying. We can't have that in our
communities. I think the answer is not that
at all. Now that predictive programming
argument was this came out on February 11th.
The shooting obviously happens yesterday.
So is he predicting it? No.
The gun violence people, the, the, the the Every Towns and the
Brady Campaign, like they do this all the time, is that
they're this is what they do for a living.
They literally are out there on a regular basis trying to whip
up support for nonsense, for anger and animosity and blaming
of an inanimate objects. It'd be the equivalent of
Mothers Against Drunk Driving, basically angry at car
manufacturers and yelling about how cars need to be banned
because people are driving drunk.
It's absurd, You know, it's the pencils against misspellings.
It's the spoons against fat people who are eating too much
ice cream. It's all this nonsense.
You're you're going at the inadjument object and not the
person that actually has agency. And it is something that the
political left loves to do, pull agency from a group of people
and act like they had no ability to stop it.
I don't see a huge push to say that we have 2200 gun laws or
29,000 gun laws, whatever the number is.
I I've seen it a couple times and it's like thousands if not
10s of thousands of gun laws in this country.
How about there are already laws against shooting people with
your gun in a parade? It's pretty clear to that.
We don't need the FBI to go out there and investigate what's
happening. When somebody chooses to break
the law, they've already run through a number of different
stop signs, and this is just the last one that results in that
like a human cost. But it doesn't mean they're not
doing it all the time. What other kind of crazy things
are they doing? What are the kinds of laws are
they breaking? Are they involved in drugs or
alcohol or racketeering, etcetera, etcetera?
Like a lot of these things already exist.
We don't need new laws. And then it's also really weird
for a guy who's not a parent. From what everything I can
gather doesn't seem like Travis Kelsey is a is a parent and so
he's and he's not married, he's dating somebody.
For that person to try to tell a real parent like the guy who
tackled the bad guy. I didn't see the football
players that were involved in in the Super Bowl celebration
tackling the bad guys, even though that's what they do for a
living. They tackle people.
No, it was dad's that stepped up as it should be and so maybe
maybe Travis Kelsey can just leave this one on the field.
Maybe this is not the place you need to get involved in if you
haven't raised a totter, toddler, successful or multiple
toddlers successfully and protected them through their
life from all the things. By the way, guns is like the
lowest. It's the lowest threat that I
worry about for my 2 year old. It's not even close.
Gun violence, threats. No.
I just don't take my kid where there's going to be that and the
odd possibility that it happens. I'm prepared to fight about it
physically. I'm.
I'm prepared to get in front of that.
That's why I carry a weapon. That's why I've trained.
That's why I spend money on it. And if you're not going to do
that, like, you know, maybe keep yourself out of it.
Maybe this is not. Maybe this is not the hill that
you are capable of really getting involved in.
OK, I want to go to another topic here.
It's a complete pivot, but we are going to get deeply into
this, this civil war, I'm sorry, this Cold War situation.
And this is the beginning of it. If you guys will just bear with
me. It's going to be kind of a
little journey through it. This came out and you guys may
have seen it if you're following on social media.
This is the story from yesterday, and they're they're
even updating it for today. The House Intel chair issued A
cryptic warning about serious national security threats,
prompting officials to urge calm.
Well, here's a Here's a funny thing.
You ever get people riled up and then tell them, you know, calm
down? Because that's what we're
talking about right here. We're talking about the head of
the House Intel committee disclosing on Wednesday that
members of Congress had access to information of an unspecified
serious threat to national security.
I had someone reach out to me, and I'm actually going to quote
my phone, which I do. I rarely do.
I want to pull this thing up because it was one of the
funnier, funnier little moments that I had.
One of my friends from Catholic Vote reached out and said what
do you, what do you think about this?
Because there's there's a Russia nuke in space is that's what's
happening And and here was my response.
Are you ready? I said it's really, really
important, but we can't talk about it because it's
classified. But don't be worried because
we're telling you about it so you don't have to know anything
about it. But you know that we know and
we're aware that you don't know. This is this is the circle of of
fear mongering, of scare tactics, of amygdala porn that
even our government is involved in.
And of course the media is 100% complicit in sharing as well.
OK, a serious national security threat as you read here in the
article. A vague warning though what is
the warning of? We don't know the revelation.
Calling it a revelation is insulting to those of us who
know what a revelation looks like.
Mike Turner, Ohio Republican Chairman of the House
Intelligence Panel, comes up with his cryptic statement.
He said it's been made available to all members of Congress and
then nobody's going to talk about it quite interestingly, he
said. I'm requesting that President
Biden declassify all information related to the threat so that
Congress, the administration and our allies can openly discuss
the actions necessary to respond to the threat.
The threat, the threat, The threat.
Is it scary enough? Are you scared?
Are you concerned? I guess you should be.
How about this little take on it?
Because this is where it all meets the the road for me.
This is a tweet from Senator Mike Lee from Utah, he said.
I'm very interested to learn about this threat.
Now, we were just told that all members of Congress had this
information available to them. How come Mike Lee doesn't have
it available to him? He said.
Also, very interesting to know why the spy guys are raising
mysterious alarms right before we're about to do reform on the
illegal domestic surveillance apparatus under FISA.
Does that, does that frame this a little bit differently?
Do you guys remember FISA? Remember how they didn't want to
handle it in December and they thought, well it's Christmas and
we don't want to do any more work for the year.
So let's shut this thing down. Let's kick FISA down the line
because we'd rather not handle it.
Why do they not want to handle it?
Because it is a non winner. It is a bipartisan there's
bipartisan support to say that FISA is dangerous, illegal and
it is anti American. Looks like Sony T in our chat
just threw a bunch of DS suspendables flags.
It's the American flag upside down with the S in it.
It's the American flag under duress.
FISA is something that the old Soviets would have had a wet
dream over, particularly the way that we use it.
Because if you read the plain text, when you when you see sort
of the the posturing that goes on discussing this, you know
we're talking about FISA now, aren't we?
FISA, That's the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
It's foreign right? Is that what it means?
And then why is foreign intelligence involving
Americans? Because it's not.
It's just a, it's a it's a catch all term because seven O 2
allows for multiple hops. Hops are Nos.
These are dots that can be connected and it allows you to
collect on people who are related to the investigation.
But you remember, as I've said here, and it should be pounded
into your brain. The American people have this
misunderstanding. That are groups like the FBI and
that FISA information comes from the NSA, OK, That's the
collection arm and the FBI is the operational arm.
When we talk about intelligence, we are not talking about
criminal activity. You are thinking criminal
activity because you have an old concept of the FBI.
Some of you do, but the FBI is not primarily involved in that.
It's probably 60-40, maybe 7030 split.
They are now more interested in intelligence.
And intelligence is part of the same kind of language, vague
threats, the threat landscape they're looking in and they are
precriming out. But there's no crime required.
It's just the possibility that something could be a threat to
the homeland, to the country, to national security, to these
vague, nebulous concepts that aren't real.
They're trying to let you know that they are going to try to
move the ball. Somebody sent me a little thing
about the the Kansas City Shuffle.
You guys recall that it's like, there's this great little Bruce
Willis meme and it's, it comes from a movie, and which escapes
me at the moment. Bruce Willis is sitting there
and he says Kansas just shuffles when everyone's looking left and
you go, right. That's what they're trying to
pull on this right now. A classic, a classic
misdirection. Everybody's paying attention to
this vague threat. And then also, can we sneak by
the FISA thing? And by the way, the FISA is its
own Kansas City Shuffle. It's a hustle.
It's saying we're really worried about intelligence and threats
and you're thinking, oh, like criminal threats, right?
And they're thinking like, no, like Americans that we can spy
on and we can get away with it because you don't know what we
do. And by the way, we're not going
to answer those questions directly.
There should be. And there is.
Somebody just said it. Lucky #7.
Great movie, actually. By the way.
Lucy Loo's pretty charming in there too.
Yeah. They're they'd love.
They would absolutely love for you to not understand what
they're doing. To just trust me, bro, and let
them continue doing spying on Americans using this, this
illegal tool. And when I say illegal, I mean,
it's like it's literally illegal to spy on Americans.
And they are using it in that way.
Why? Because the only way that tool
is successfully used is to identify people in the United
States that they can actually do action on.
Do you think the FBI enjoys doing these sort of feckless
warrants and investigations of the people that will never come
to the United States? Like, it's utterly unsatisfying.
You can't do anything about it. Oh, you're investigating a
Chinese spy in China? Oh, you're dealing with a
Russian intelligence operative who's staying in Russia.
Is the the claw. Does the long arm of American
justice reach out there and grab them?
No, absolutely not. Has no ability to do that.
And yet they're more than happy to sort of pontificate on this
thing. They're willing to push it.
And so, as I said, this is a kick down the road.
What does it look like? House Republicans Pont on 7O2
renewal. Again, this is coming from the
record, which is Recorded Future News.
That's actually kind of funny. It's the record dot media but
they've got some pretty good I I went and and checked on what
they're actually making claims of an abrupt decision by the
House Rules Committee was holding a hearing on whether or
not they were going to put the bill forward to renew. 7O27-O2
is the warrantless version of the FISA.
There is a warranted version of the FISA.
It's an ex parte hearing in front of the Fisk, the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Court. But seven O2 FISA is done
without that. It's approved by like an FBI,
you know field office. Some senior executive man or
woman gets out to do that and they just they just devoted to
not do it. The vote was is we'll deal with
this tomorrow. Somebody said procrastination is
waking up and deciding that your first move of the morning is to
not make a move. And that's what this is.
That's what Congress loves to do.
They love to kick along. There's too many people paying
attention. We need to drum up some fear.
We need to get that Russian space missiles.
My buddy who's a who's an FBI agent actually sent me a a
picture of a Chinese Communist satellite and it was it was like
some kind of a funny meme and his comment to me was I've got
it on pretty good information from my source named Boris that
the Goldeneye program code name Goldeneye Russian Russian EMP,
is is ready to deploy and could be used against the Americans.
That's why we need more 7O2, right?
By the way, getting a warrant would not be that hard.
But the problem is, is that there's no there's no probable
cause. And you this is, this is the
funny argument when when members of Congress are like, why don't
you just go get a warrant? The reason they can't get a
warrant is because there's no crime involved.
And yes, for those of you who got it, that was a golden eye, a
golden eye reference to James Bond.
The the silliness is this like these are old threats and that's
what I keep seeing recycled old threats strange things that keep
popping up and it's just like a it's a it's like they they run
out of new scary things so they just bring them back in new
ways. I'm going to show you a really
really good example that in one second.
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And do you want to be the person standing in the line going out
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All right. I'm going to, I'm going to show
you some recycled threats. You guys want to see the
recycled threats. We did actually have some of the
video of the chaos. I don't know if it's worth
showing of the of what was happening, but here let me just
show you this little video of the chaos.
This is what happens in a in a shooting.
Speaking of of insanity, this is the thing that you should
mentally be watching, not because you're really interested
in seeing the police tactics here.
What you need to see is that when people freeze, they are not
going to be able to solve the threat.
And a lot of people instinctively do that.
This is people moving positively towards the sound of gunfire,
actually, that the Kansas City police and those that were on
scene right then, good on them because what you'll see is that
folks did the right thing at the right time.
They actually moved to the threat, and that's why the
shooter was actually flushed out.
This is a positive action in many ways.
It should be celebrated as positive law enforcement work.
They got the person into custody.
All like, right there. That doesn't always happen
either. How many times do we see an
active shooter? And then nobody knows where the
person went. They disappear and there's a
manhunt much scarier. This is better.
All right. So a little taste of what
happened in Kansas City. I show it to you only because
mentally put these sort of pictures in your brain so that
if you see that scene, your result is action.
Whether it's moving your family and getting out of there, that's
a that's a reasonable move. Whether it's fighting somebody
that's involved that has a gun and you've decided that you're
the person that's going to go out there and do it.
One of the like, choose fight or flight.
Either one is good. Honestly, depending on your
situation, your age, who's with you, etcetera.
Freeze is not. All right, let's take a peek at
this. Did you hear that at the end,
the FBI is here? Yeah.
There were members of FBI SWAT that was there.
Why? Because they were probably on
standby for this sort of thing. Because they they prepare them
to have a potential response. And so they were probably
sitting on bags or they had a BearCat nearby.
Yeah, everybody ran in. Did you see some people that
were wearing, like Chief's jerseys that had backpacks on
plainclothes? This is why the January 6th
narrative is not as good debunked by saying that there
are people that were plainclothes in the crowd.
There's a really good reason to have law enforcement in
plainclothes moving around in a crowd.
And the reason you do it is specifically that you can
protect people's First Amendment activities.
That by the way, that team, if I'm not mistaken, is the team
that Garrett O'boyle used to be on.
He may even recognize those faces.
So we'll talk to him about it and that maybe we'll get him on
either tomorrow or we'll get him on next week to discuss some of
this stuff. There is a there is an actual
purpose. I don't think federal law
enforcement has any business being involved in that, by the
way. But local law enforcement, sure,
when you're when you're busy trying to to make yourself
relevant, then you end up doing some of this kind of stuff.
All right. So we just talked about some of
this this this threat and the idea that they're they're
recycling a a Cold War. I'm going to bring you another
piece here. This is this is Eric Schmidt.
So he was the attorney general from that state actually from
Missouri that brought Missouri V Biden that's been standing up.
He seems like a really good guy and he's calling out something
this sort of permanent Washington attitude.
And I'm wondering if this comes as a relic of the Cold War.
I'm going to play this little video and then we're going to
dig into a recycled threat and then we'll get Cold War stuff.
You ready? Here we go.
And the working folks back home that feel left behind by this
town and their ridiculous priorities and being $34
trillion in debt and shipping jobs overseas, They see it.
It's a total disconnect. And I for 1:00 AM going to stand
with them. I'm going to stand with those
people, my people, the folks back home and against permanent
Washington that come hell or high water, want to send a
disconnected package with billions to Ukraine and nothing.
Nothing for the American people. There's nothing for the American
people. You want to send billions to
Ukraine. Why is this attitude that we
need to fund wars, that we need to put all this money out there,
that we need to just keep and continue sort of pressing this?
Like I said, I think it's a recycling, this Cold War
mentality. Here's something kind of fun.
Now this is a a recycled idea that comes from the end of the
Cold War or what should have been the end of it.
But I I was blown away. This is from CBS.
It's a crazy story. Apparently one in four Americans
today are breathing unhealthy air, and it's because of climate
change. And it's getting worse Now.
My lens on history is shaped by the way that I grew up.
I was a kid in the 80s. I was a teenager in the 90s.
And I'm thinking, I feel like I've heard this before.
I feel like unhealthy air was a thing that we dealt with and it
went away. I'm going to read a little bit
of the CBS story, and then we're going to get deeper into it and
I'm going to go back into history for you.
How much of the US Northeast this is the New York area now,
is the pictures they're showing was smothered last summer by
dense smoke from Canadian wildfires, and it's leading to
New York's worst air quality since the 1960s.
Interesting 1960s right at the height of the Cold War.
Now such episodes mostly isolated incidents.
Let me just say that again. Once again, mostly isolated
incidents are increasingly common.
Wait, how are they common and also isolated incidents?
That doesn't make any sense due to the impact of climate change.
New research shows that is looking for climate change.
I added the last part there 83,000,000 Americans were one in
four are already exposed to air quality that is categorized as
unhealthy air quality that is unhealthy.
That is the air quality Index of the AQ.
Why? A number that could grow to 125
million people. Hold on, I think we have a
People need kidneys. It's sad but decreed.
Yet the senator's hoarding one more than she needs.
Ioffer this bill and I hope you'll vote.
Aye. Unless, of course, you just want
people to die. Yeah.
Do you want people to die? The nation's worsening air
quality comes after decades of improvements, thanks to
regulations like the 1970 Clean Air Act, which tightened down
rules on pollutants and emitted factories and cars, automobiles.
And then the reason why is in poor audio.
Sorry, the recent rise in poor air quality could be harder to
battle because it's linked to global warming.
OK, so that's 1970 Clean Air Act, tightening rules on
pollutants and factories and automobiles.
And they solved it. Now it's harder.
Why is it harder? It's harder because climate
change. All right.
Gotcha. I'm tracking.
I'm on board with what they are saying.
So the problem was human beings doing something and then they
passed a law and the law was federal control of how the air
comes out, giving the federal government authorities on all
emissions. And that was able to, you know,
sort of slowly stop the problem. Now we need to have a federal
law of some kind to stop human activities because of weather.
Nope, that's not the one. Look at this one.
You ready? This is a story from 1990,
November of 1990. Interestingly, it's one year
after the Berlin Wall fell and what they said was you can now
breathe easier. This is from the LA Times.
You can now breathe easier. Smog in the last six months in
the Los Angeles Basin has been the cleanest since 1955 since
they recorded it. Well, that's amazing.
It's incredible. There are officials, government
officials that are going to tell you that the air quality has
improved substantially over the last decade, in large part due
to greater controls on car exhaust and industrial
emissions. When you compare with the past,
it's like night and day, said a guy who's part of this, this
organization called AQMD. And I've got to go pull the
acronym out on that because I I got lazy and I didn't actually
do that. It is known as the Air Quality
Management District of the South Coast.
I have no idea what that means. OK, They're really concerned
because so many people in the San Gabriel Valley and the Los
Angeles Basin were dealing with really high levels of smog.
Now, anybody who lived in that area, which I did at that time,
can remember that there would be brown and hazy days.
There were days where you couldn't see the mountains, and
then suddenly you've got the mayor of Glendale saying it's
amazing, we've done it. There's no question.
I go out from my house most more days now, and I say, aren't the
mountains beautiful? Says Glendora Mayor Bob Coon.
I used to go out and say, where are the mountains?
But now I see them and they're beautiful.
All right, wonderful. Quite interesting.
Second thing that's written at the bottom of this article, but
they didn't really want to do. You had the same guy, this guy
Joe Casamassi, saying that it's basically because of greater
controls on car exhaust and industrial emissions, but then
also saying that in the last year, the climate has actually
made it better. Why is the climate making it
better? Most of the day's improvements
are based on weather conditions. He's also, he's a senior
meteorologist. So I don't think he studies
necessarily the air quality coming from car exhaust and
industrial emissions. But representing this, this
interesting group, you have two conflicting things even in the
1990s. Number one, give us more
government control and we will save the air that you breathe.
You know, that thing that you can't live without.
And then the second piece of it is, is actually just had some
low pressure systems come in and they pushed out some of the air
that was bad. And so now we have better and
cleaner air and that's why you can see the mountains.
OK. Well, which one is it?
It's a fear, it's a fear tactic being pushed, aggressively
pushed. It's quite interesting to me
that if they had the same problem, like I said, the first
one was man made activities of of industry and driving and all
these kind of things, we have to control it.
It's Clower Piven, isn't it? But they can't flood the zone
when it comes to air quality. They have to just scare you into
it so that you think that you're going to act.
They're going to act on your behalf.
And who is the best agency to work?
I mean, air is everywhere. It's across the entire country,
is it not? So we need to get that air
better, even though United States continues to reduce
emissions and we have the lowest emissions that we've ever had.
And of course, everything here continues to trend in a good
direction better, with the small exception, I guess the small
exception that we just can't, we just can't breathe.
Now, here's another thing that we need more control over.
Another old person in charge. Another article from CBS.
What does this one say? After searing inflation,
American workers are finally getting ahead.
That actually scares the crap out of me.
Janet Yellen, you remember the one who told you that basically
workers are doing great. They're starting businesses, you
know, probably because they lost their jobs and they had to start
a business because there was no way for they can, they could
actually go get another job. They had to figure out how to do
it on their own. Yeah.
Here's this. Here's this wonderful report
saying that the American workers are now getting ahead.
I don't know. Whenever Janet Yellen says
something, I basically put my money on the opposite.
Why? Because she's a political hack.
Because she's not. She's not dealing with the same
problems that I am or that you are.
She says now their pay is growing faster than inflation.
That's that's how it works, actually.
When the dollars are worth less than they can pay you more.
That's how we had that whole story about the $50.00 an hour
minimum wage. We know that Americans are
experiencing discomfort because the important prices are higher
than they were in the pre pandemic, but what's really
important is that wages have gone up along with the prices,
so people are better off than they were pre pandemic.
That's not how it works. So what happens is, is the
prices go up. It takes a while for wages to
kind of catch up, and when they do, you're not better off.
Everything just as crappier. You get more money and you get
less stuff out of it. That's how inflation works.
It devalued your dollar and it increased the prices, your
buying power decreases. She's being fundamentally
disingenuous. I don't think she's dumb either,
by the way. I think she's just a liar.
Inflation has rapidly cooled since then after it hit a 40
year high of 9.1% in a month in June of 2022, squeezing millions
of households whose incomes failed to keep pace.
Yeah, that's that's what we're talking about here.
Thanks in large part to a series of interest rate hikes in March
2022 aimed at dampening consumer spending and slowing economic
growth, they now say that the economy is on solid ground.
That's the experts say. I think that's the panic button
for some of us. That's the actual fear is when
the experts tell us it's going to be fine.
As of the end of 2023, the typical US worker could afford
the same goods and services as they could in 2019, right?
But they're in a flipping hole, which is what that whole credit
card debt situation was about that we talked about the other
day. And they also had an additional
$1400 to spend or save per year. Oh, $1400 guys, hold on to your
hats, $1400. You're good to go.
Partially because wages are now out running inflation with
currently hourly earnings jumping 4.5% in January compared
with the annualized inflation rate of 3.1.
None of us believe this, none of us can live by this.
But it sounds really good. It's makes for a good talking
point in an election year. I guess that's the move, is that
you just push this forward, see if it takes.
Doesn't seem reasonable to me. We're going to get into the Cold
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the Cold War, this whole thing. Because basically Putin came out
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Trump that should tip the hat while all these Putin haters,
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All right, Y'all, Are you ready for this?
Here we go. This is Putin claiming Donald
Trump is less desirable. You remember all the the the
rumblings, all the rumblings asking to, you know, to get rid
of Trump, that he was a puppet. OK, Trump says that Putin's
comment that he prefers A Biden presidency over a Trump is a
great compliment. Putin is also quoted saying
we'll work with any US leader whom the American people trust.
So former President Donald Trump is reacting to Vladimir Putin,
basically saying that he prefers A Biden president because Biden
is more experienced, more predictable.
And Trump said that's a great compliment.
Here he is. He's an at a rally in North
Carolina, I'm sorry, in North Charleston, in South Carolina,
he said President Putin of Russia just gave me a great
compliment, actually. He just said he'd much rather
have a Joe Biden presidency. It's a compliment.
A lot of people say, oh, it's bad.
No, it's a good thing. And of course you would say that
an unpredictable U.S. President is actually better.
And maybe someone who breaks the damn status quo, Wouldn't that
be the way to go? Wouldn't that be the thing that
you would want if you were one of these?
Never Putin. And Putin is the most evil
person in the world. Wouldn't you prefer to have
someone that he can't predict? Also, his track record on Putin
is actually quite good. We didn't see invasions.
We did see them under Barack Obama.
We've seen him under Joe Biden, the so-called third term of
Obama. Kind of interesting.
Where is all this coming from? And it made me start digging
out. I typed in the Cold War is not
over and this is what I came up with.
I came up with this article from The Atlantic.
Now The Atlantic is a left wing source, no doubt about it.
And some of them are. This is from David Frum.
To go into that another time, this is from August of 2015, so
pre pre Trump presidency, the Cold War never really ended.
For the first time in a decade Russia spent a higher portion of
its GDP on defense than the US in 2013.
When was 2013. That was just as Obama came in
for a second term, Quite interesting.
So for those who lived it, the night of November 9th, 1989
seemed to mark a new epoch in human history.
The Berlin Wall was suddenly undefended in a single delirious
moment that promised the end of the Cold Wars division of
Europe. Two years later, the Soviet
Union would be dissolved and elected leaders would govern
Russia for the first time since the country's brief democratic
experiment in 1917. Europe, whole and free, seemed
more than a far off aspiration. It actually seemed like a work
in the making. Yeah, it did, didn't it?
And we have a little video footage just to see the elation
that happened. It's good to remember this
stuff. I have actually two sort of.
One is a song from that time period.
But here is the actual video of the wall coming down, or at
least people starting to chip away at it, and it represented a
significant hope. I was a kid at the time.
Some of you guys remember this a lot, A lot bigger.
But I think that a lot of people in our power structure have
never actually given in to the idea that this could be real.
And it looks pretty real. You've got Germans there that
are chipping away at the wall with pickaxes and hammers and
chisels, and they're just trying to take this thing down.
And what's interesting is we had Mike Waller on the show the
other day and he talked about this being on the other side at
that time and that the the Russians, Soviets, they kind of
went like, yeah, like we concede.
What's interesting is that in in all of sort of Western history,
which is why we continue to have this divide between East and
West, when we talk about Russia, like Russia is one of those,
they're not really the East, they're the Near East, I guess.
But we always, they're not thought of as being Western,
even though we probably have a lot more in common with them
culturally than some of the others.
It's very interesting to me that other dangerous and and
aggressive regimes have been received.
Think about think about Germany. Germany was easily welcomed back
into the community of nations, even though some of the things
that happened in in in early 20th century were incredibly
devastating and yet they were allowed back in.
The Russians were not though, and the Russians were our allies
at that time. And then we have this whole
Soviet period. And even though the Soviet Union
eventually ends and sort of concedes nobody gives up on it
in the political establishment we talk about a uniparty and
we've I've used the word. I've heard the word Neo con used
a lot lately we're talking about a Nikki Haley type attitude that
everybody must be conquered. And Colonel Douglas McGregor
actually did one of the better versions of kind of
characterizing this and breaking it down.
So I'm going to play this. This is from this is from a
Tucker Carlson interview he did talking about Victoria Newland
and I think it actually explained something.
We're going to do a little bit about what Neo Con means and
what it's about and why. And and I think it it, it
actually does tell us that the Cold War didn't end simply
because the the people that were in charge couldn't allow it to
end because they couldn't grasp it.
Because they're dealing with not just American policy.
They're dealing with family grievances.
And there's some fair amount of, there's some fair amount of
connections there that that lead me to believe that he's probably
correct. So let me just jump into this
little quick little clip from Colonel McGregor here.
Who is Victoria Nuland? Oh goodness gracious, all these
hard questions. I I do not know Victoria Newland
personally. I I know Fred Kagan and his
brother Bob is married to her and she's a long term committed
neo con. This is someone I would not
characterize as either Democrat or Republic.
These are people with this agenda.
And the agenda says until the entire world is garrisoned by
U.S. forces and is converted forcibly to some form of
democracy that we approve of, the world will not be safe and
we must continue to fight. And I think in the in the case
of Russia, Russia has special appeal because I think these
people have ancestors who came from that region of the world
and have a permanent axe to grind with the Russians, which
of course I don't. I don't think most Americans do
and nor do I think anybody in government should shape policy
based on whatever unhappiness their ancestors, you know,
experienced in in a place like Russia.
So I I that's a that's a nutshell.
But I think that's enough. And wherever she goes, usually
there is conflict, crisis and fighting.
It's a really, really salient point wherever these people go
now. Victoria Newland's in the Biden
administration, right? She was part of Obama, Obama's
administration. And so you hear these, these
folks sort of putting on banners.
So how do you end up with someone that is a neo con, a
neoconservative that is operating under the Democrats
party? It it doesn't seem to make a lot
of sense on its face. And yet we've got, I've got
these these little quick articles, these little pieces
about these characters because I can't help it.
So we've got Victoria Newland. She was a Under Secretary of
State, political affairs, American diplomat in the foreign
service, serving under Biden, served number Obama.
And then he says he doesn't know her personally but knew Robert
Kagan, Robert Kagan's brother, Fred rather.
So we've got Bob Kagan. So then you go, OK, well how do
they have a household that is an American neoconservative scholar
and a woman who's serving in the Democrat party?
Quite interesting. We've got Bob Kagan listed here.
Political affiliation prior to Donald Trump was a Republican,
allegedly. And then after he's now an
independent, which is to say probably Democrat in this case.
Very strange. He's also the Co founder of a
neoconservative project. He's a senior fellow at
Brookings. I've heard people say that
Brookings in fact was a was a right wing think tank.
That doesn't seem to be very reasonable.
You've got, you've got folks that are basically grinding this
strange act. So you had to deal.
And I I I started looking, I was like I don't understand how
neoconservative could actually be something that that aligns
with people on the political left.
It didn't make sense to me. So I just kept looking around
and poking at it. And so let's kind of talk about
some of these characters. So Neoconservative or neo con is
a movement that was popular, popularized in 1973 by a
socialist leader named Michael Harrington.
This is coming right out of Wikipedia, so left wing sources,
and apparently it was used in an Irving Crystal article in 1979,
Confessions of a True Self Confessed Neoconservative.
So I threw up some of their backgrounds on there.
Crystal by the way, father of Bill Kristol who I threw on the
screen as well just for for shits and grins, who started his
life off as a Democrat And then a Republican and then not a
Republican allegedly. So how do you get these people,
How do you get these people to align?
And this is what Uniparty looks like.
The Uniparty and the neo con is is synonymous.
I think that there's no question about it after kind of lining up
the way that their ideologies work.
And it's also interesting to me that they all tend to be
northeasters, which is to say like New York area, they all go
to Ivy type schools or Ivy adjacent schools, sort of old
guard American education, intelligent intellectual.
But the other piece of it is they're also all tied to Eastern
Europe. They all have Eastern European
ancestors. This is Irving, Crystal says.
He was born in Brooklyn to non observant Jewish immigrants from
Eastern Europe and they had an axe to grind against the
Soviets. Right.
But he was also a member of the of the Young People Socialist
League when he was a kid. They had vocal support for.
He became part of the the New York intellectuals.
Anyway, when you start adding these things together, you
realize that a lot of these people's sort of world view is
shaped by a world that doesn't exist anymore and they're still
fighting it. And so I think McGregor's
concept of that wherever they go, conflict follows because
their their goal simply is to make sure that whatever their
definition of like an acceptable democracy equals which, which
seems like what we're trying to always export, right.
We're always trying to export this bizarre concept of American
democracy, but we're not exporting the American Republic.
And these are not things that are necessarily.
It's not fertile ground that we're sending it off to.
But until you do get every single country in the world to
basically agree that we're correct in our system of
government, then we're going to fight them.
There's so many jokes about this in the military, by the way.
There's so many jokes among the enlisted like the whole like
we're going to free the shit out of you people by killing you.
That concept is, is in a nutshell, what we're talking
about with these folks. The Neo Con movement, the
neoconservative is not conservative at all.
We're we're sort of know that instinctively.
That's why we kind of use it as a derogatory term.
But the overlap there that I had, I'd never really seen it,
and I'd never really noticed how all these people have roots in
Eastern Europe and all these people are grinding an axe
against something that doesn't exist anymore.
And that even if Russia did turn over a new leaf, which it
certainly could have, they certainly could have turned over
that new leaf and we could have accepted in the community of
nations. I mean, there's a real
possibility that what Putin is saying is honest in that Tucker
Carlson interview that he literally did approach because
it would be better for Russia for them to be part of it.
They like they don't need the problem.
They don't need the conflict. They don't need to set
themselves up as good guy, bad guy against the United States.
But we sure seem to, we sure seem to need a boogeyman.
Which is why anybody that I know that worked on the CI threat,
the counterintelligence threat for the FBI working against the
Russians, basically said they've got all the vestiges of the Cold
War. They've got the apparatus of
hacking and military and so on. They've got all the spying
apparatus and all the capabilities, the technical
capabilities. But as a country, GDP alone,
Russia punches way above its weight in order to sort of fight
against something like the United States, like just on base
right now, we have twice the population.
They have a huge landmass. They're mostly a rural country.
They have incredible natural resources, but it's mostly
untamed. It's a huge space.
And the United States is kind of like, not that we have a much
bigger population and we have a much more developed and
industrial base, and we don't need that enemy.
I wouldn't think our enemy, if we were gonna look at it
geopolitically, should be China. But we sort of like tied our
fortune to them. So we need an old, we need an
old foe to worry people, to get people riled up.
We need Russian nukes in space so that we're spending our time
and our money allowing them to spy on us so they can keep the
dissident population in this country down.
The seven O2 capabilities are keeping, you know, they're
supposedly keeping fentanyl from coming over the border.
That was the claim that Merrick Garland made.
Are you guys seeing any evidence of that?
I don't. It seems to me more that what
they are really interested in doing is using an old foe that
is no longer a threat to justify keeping the threat at home at
Bay and try to perpetuate and try to re swing us back to that
endless war that is the disruption by the way, of of the
Donald Trump pregnancy, presidency, pregnancy.
Good God, we're not lives here. We don't think men can do that.
Yeah. There there is something really,
inherently dangerous about someone coming in and being part
of a new guard and a new world order of.
And I use that word with all lowercase, a new order that says
we don't need permanent conflict and we don't need to have these
wars over and over again. It's not necessary for me to be
able to do what I want to do, which is deal with America.
And that's why America First probably is fundamentally the
opposite of what these folks want when they're sending $95
billion to countries that are not the United States.
The, the apparatus that's existed for the last, like
almost 100 years in the United States, the, the military
industrial complex coming out of the 50s and the and the
government control apparatus, it all needs to be there in order
to fuel sort of the status quo. And so neo cons are status quo.
They're currently trying to regain a balance, which it does
seem like, for better, for worse and for, you know, dislike of
the the the human being that he is, 'cause he does some pretty
unlikable things and he, and he's not the best messenger in
the world. But Donald Trump disrupted that
apple cart. Everything was going along
smoothly. We didn't see a massive change.
In fact, we saw a lot of the same policies and that it makes
more sense to me looking backwards at it.
It also makes sense that they would use fear mongering tactics
that they have to now recycle. It always made me confused that
we would see it. Like, when are we going to see
the acid rain again? Are we going to see another hole
in the ozone layer? Do you guys remember anybody who
who was old enough to be aware in the 70s and the 80s would
hear all these, like scary, scary things and all of them.
The the end result of all of them, by the way, which didn't
occur to me at the time, was just give us more control.
It's the unfalsifiable premise of if we just had more laws and
more power and more control over you, then we could, we could, we
could move the needle. We can make it all work.
We could finally get to that. That that place kind of reminds
me of this. I think this is.
I didn't mark this, but I'm fairly confident this is the the
answer to all that stuff. It's a big club and you ain't in
it. It's a big club and you ain't in
it. It is a big club.
George Carlin, some of the stuff George Carlin said I wasn't a
huge fan of. I listened to that, that whole
comedy routine to catch that. But yeah, big club and the club
all seems to be buddies with each other, and they all seem to
have gone to the same schools and they all seem to have the
same ideas. And all those ideas seem to be
really bad for you, the regular people.
And that's why you have Janet Yellen out there telling us that
we're all doing great. We're all doing great.
The American workers are fine. How many American workers does
she even know or meet with? Probably not very many folks
that do get it Only because I talk to them all the time and I
get it. I want to say thanks to my
buddies at Catholic Vote folks. They bring this podcast to us.
They're the underwriting sponsor.
They're probably our single bigger sponsor, but they're also
ideologically aligned with everything that we're doing in
the fight for faith and family and freedom.
They are supporting Donald Trump for president right now.
They've gotten on that that wagon and they are hitched up to
it. And they are also doing some
pretty good stuff in the loop. Definitely worth your time.
If you are not getting the loop, you currently can get the loop
by going to catholicvote.org, putting in your e-mail address
and signing up for it. One of the really good articles
today. You have to scroll about halfway
down in the loop, the Catholic vote explainer.
They have a little article entitled Biden DOJ Using the KKK
Act to Round Up Pro lifers. Yet another one of those old
scary tools being used to go after something in a new way.
It's just targeting people who want to do what First Amendment
protected activities to protest against babies being killed like
we talked about earlier this week.
Good article worth your time. If you're not currently getting
it, you can go to Catholic vote dot org and you can always
donate to them if you so choose. You can also do slash get the
loop and you will be able to get the loop.
But if you land on their homepage, you can just type in
your e-mail right there. Really a great, really a great
article and A and a bunch of really good coverage if you're
not getting it currently. I got one more thing only
because we are committed to it and we'd be foolish not to keep
sharing this stuff. I want you all to know that
we're going to keep following the January 6th story because
it's one of the really good cracks in the dam.
It's a good crack in sort of the the political narrative that is
almost always unbroken that we rarely get anybody so doggedly,
determinedly going to crack into and and and pull things away.
And it took not the FBI and not the NSA, not the intelligence
apparatus to break this case. It's going to continually be
broken, just like those chisels going into the Berlin Wall by a
guy named Steve Baker, who is my friend.
And he was a great journalist. Not that he wanted to be a
journalist. He didn't choose this life.
He wanted to be a musician. Spent a bunch of his time doing
that. This is something he's got going
on right now. You're seeing the Blaze media
covering this. Late yesterday they released
Capitol Police turned cameras away from the DNC pipe bomb
probe media. Blaze Media investigative
journalist explains what they failed to hide.
I'm going to show you the video only because the more people
that see this the better. And some of you are not keeping
track of the blazes videos. Let's show the Blaze video
that's narrated by my friend Steve Baker.
Guys, this is the the lead up and there's more there's even
more of this. But this is the lead up to, he
talked about it the other day. They turned two of the three
cameras away and we're going to finish that sort of thought.
And then there are even more to be released about how they
eventually evacuated Kamal Harris.
I think it's also relevant. Let's watch this quick video of
Steve and I get a little taste. As we've already shown you,
camera numbers 3173 and 8020 were both turned and panned hard
away from the investigation, saying at almost a 90° angle.
But there was another camera, and this particular camera is
one they really didn't want you to see.
We received a tip from a senior congressional aide who told us
to go look at this particular camera and see what we could
see. Well, we did just that.
When we saw camera #42O5, we saw that it was zooming around and
panning just like the other cameras were.
And finally it came and settled on a particular scene, probably
then ignored by whoever the camera operator was because it
never returns to its original position for the rest of the
day. But just on the far left edge of
the screen, we can now show you the robot extending the water
cannon. And boom, now that you've seen
the bomb being destroyed, it wasn't actually detonated.
As a matter of fact, this water cannon is a disruptor and it
fires a very high velocity, almost like a shotgun shell
round of water or other type of liquid meant to disrupt the
circuits and also whatever the explosive materials are inside
the device. So what we're witnessing here is
one of two things. Either the water cannon did its
job perfectly as designed and it is very reliable, or we're
looking at an inert device, Maybe both.
There's more, A lot more coming from this camera.
To be perfectly honest with you, there were powerful forces that
did not want this footage to be given to us.
As a matter of fact, we didn't even have it until last night.
There's a lot more to show you from Camera 42 O 5, even the
evacuation of them. Vice president-elect Kamala
Harris. Stay tuned to Blaze Media.
All right. Don't want to give Blaze Media
full credit for for supporting my buddy Steve and putting the
stuff out there. The reason we're sharing it is
because you need to be able to see this.
Yeah, there were people walking right by where that thing
happened within easily within what would have been a blast
distance of a real explosive device.
This is brand new as the last night.
The story's going to keep evolving.
It's super important that we continue to support guys like
Steve. So if you guys have thought
about a subscription somewhere and you're thinking about The
Blaze, Steve Baker is a one man argument for doing that.
If you're interested in it, of course you get Glenn Beck and
some of the other stuff over there and there's some nice
people. Sarah Gonzalez, I've talked to
as well. The the fact is is that they've
backed this story and this story is critical.
It's absolutely critical to showing that is not a classified
technique that they're using on that bomb.
We should use the the air quotes for bomb.
Really bizarre. Stay tuned and follow Steve
Baker. It's at TPC 4 USA TPC the number
four USA. Make sure you're following him
on social media guys. If you're either on true social,
if you're on Twitter, do that. You can follow him on all those
places. Make sure that his voice is not
going away and of course he's still under threat of being
arrested. This guy who's doing the real
investigation about this so-called pipe bomb.
Why did they turn the cameras away?
There were three cameras. Why did they turn all of them
except that one. And he managed to catch it and
he's just following it down. Pretty good stuff.
There's some more coming. We're working in the background.
We'll keep it going. I want to.
I want to do a palate cleanser because it's been kind of.
That's a little heavy. A lot of this stuff is heavy and
it's not all bad. This comes from 1988, that time
of hope, that time right as the Soviet Union was beginning to
crumble. This is a song from 1988, but
this is a video from this year, and it reminds me, it's not a
dad joke per SE. But what reminds me of is when
dads tell their adult kids to go be productive and they act like
our favorite kind of morons. These these guys have all the
vibe of like a Jack Black or of a Wayne's World kind of that
Gen. X slacker move.
I kind of love it. And also their talent is pretty
good too. So this is something you guys
will should enjoy And just a little taste, a little musical
interlude from 1988. It's a cover of Sweet Child of
Mine, which was a love song actually written for his future
wife of nine months. Axel Rose put the song together.
So, fitting the day after Valentine's Day, let's have a
little taste of it. The I'm there when I see her,
Lazy takes me away to that special place.
And if I stay until now, I'm cracking me.
Can I cry? If you guys are listening,
you're like, OK, So what? So someone did a cover.
They did a cover. It's a four man operation.
Two boys with guitars or young men with guitars.
They're wearing salad bowls on their heads and then two singers
in the background carrying water bottles that are empty.
They're like Ozarka bottles or something, and they're beating
on the salad bowls, keeping the beat.
So that drumming sound is actually coming through
somebody's head wearing a bowl. And I just love it.
I don't know. I just love talent.
That's classic American talent. Just giving it to us.
Folks, if you've enjoyed what you're watching today, make sure
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If you're watching anywhere else, make sure you're following
my buddy Steve Baker. We do really appreciate all of
you. We appreciate Rumble giving us a
platform for free speech to say what it is, that we choose what
we like. And we'll do a little bit of
Black History Month here because it is the middle of February.
And we're just saying, hey, can we get rid of the Black History
Month thing? Can we stop the Division?
Can we stop the Cold War? Can we stop all this stuff?
It seems like it's all meant to divide us.
I'd rather that not be the case. You're going to relegate my
history to a month? I don't want a Black History
Month. Black history is American
history. How are we going to get rid of
racism and stop? Talking about it, I'm going to
stop calling you a white man. Yeah, and I'm going to ask you
to stop calling me a black man. That's it.
And before you guys leave, make sure you are checking out my
buddy Garrett Boyle Sweatshop. It's the Dash suspendables.com
Don't forget the dash between the and suspendables the Dash
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You can see a theme here, right? It's a it's a small amount of
money and it's a small word. It's just my name.
Kyle. Go to thedashdispendables.com.
You guys can see I'm actually wearing a version of that shirt
right now. I've got the night OPS version
of it. I love that shirt.
I love the AR pattern that he came up with.
It is the the emblem for the last Line sub stack, which is
Garrett's side project where he does some writing.
You guys can support him, you can support the suspendables.
You can sport some of the merch if you are so inclined by simply
going to the website and picking it out.
And also you can still get three of those pins for lapels.
That gives you one for you, one for you and one for someone that
you meet. And it's 30 bucks.
I think the shipping is free on those two, so go ahead and go to
thedashsuspendables.com. Thanks to Jen Chang for throwing
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other ones in the chat. Support the O'boyle family
sweatshop. Keep them working.
It's good for them. It gives him something to do.
I don't know what else he does. I know he's on amrad so you guys
can check out the American Radicals podcast which is coming
up at noon Eastern Time. Don't forget about that and
let's do a five star review because this is all about what
you guys like and why you're here.
This is from, I think it's Bill Me later today.
That's a clever name. Bill me later today, says Kyle
informs 5 stars. Love the way Kyle calmly tells
you what's going on. 1st heard him on Bongino and have been
listening ever since. Bill me later today.
The thing that I think is most interesting is that you didn't
use any punctuation and that is very difficult for me to try to
decipher live on air, but we've done it anyway.
We appreciate all of you. Thanks for joining us for the
Kyle Serafin Show. We will see you again tomorrow
with a friendly Friday and you can catch Steve on American
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