MASS PRODUCED HUMANOIDS – QUITE FRANKLY & JAY DYER

All right, everybody, Yes, yes, it ends another night, another nights. Would be grateful to be sitting here and good physical working order, good health that I know of, and I'm very grateful to be here with you all. The baby's in good health too. I just want to everybody know that, because there's been plenty of emails, and I think she's about seventy better today. Woke up. We knew everything we knew we had. We had turned a corner. Boy, boy, she sweated out last night.

I had to change the sheets and everything. Boy, it was good, It's real good. But what we heard. We heard her whistling for us this morning. That's how we knew it was gonna be a much better day than yesterday. Yesterday she was suspiciously silent and weepy, and today she went mom, dad, and then she whistled. But she doesn't know how to whistle yet. So she puts her hand her fingers like this by her mouth and she goes she's whistling. I don't know who she saw a whistle

with the because I don't know how to whistle like that. I'd like to, I'd like to learn. So she saw it somewhere and then when I heard that whistle. I said, oh, okay, it's gonna be a better day. And she was in much better spirits and she had a two and a half hour nap. So I'm thinking that this is just her body's way of saying, nap and sleep longer. Why are you doing this to

yourself? Anyway? Anyway, that's all that's all taken care of. But tonight we have a friend and a really awesome recurring guest, reoccurring guest coming back to hang out with us. It's been been about a month or so, well maybe two months since we've had Jay Dyer on. We did the Brave New World book Club all throughout the month of March. I think the last time that Jay has been on was maybe maybe February, February or or January. So it'll be nice tonight. We're gonna be talking about a few

things. I want to ask him some of his opinions and his observations about the coronation, because it's geopolitical, it's it's wef very related, it's Agenda twenty thirty related. Of course, we're talking about the royals, so there's that. There's you know, the scene the unseen how did he navigate through those waters, because there's so many reasons why that spectacle and ceremony attracted people's attention over the weekend, so I'd like to know what he had to think

or say. And then there's also a few other things I want to bring up, including since because we're so hot on the heels of our deep dive into Brave New World during book club, I wanted to bring up a couple of more incredible developments on the mechanized reproduction end of things. A baby has now been born from three people's DNA in a UK first, so three people's

DNA a thruple made a child in a laboratory somewhere. So I just want to bring that up in a couple other random notes and just hang out for a little bit in the second half. I'll take a couple of calls and we'll be on our way. May end a little early tonight, I'm not sure though, but we'll see see how it all goes all right with that, I just want to thank you all for finding me once again. I'm going to be bringing on a couple of really awesome people in the next couple

of weeks. As you all know, I'm going to add a few more. I think I think John Doyle might actually be coming back as well. Boy, we haven't had John Doyle on this show since he was literally a baby, and then he went off to start kicking ass and and we're working that out, so that'll be nice to hang out with him again, probably sometime in June. But we've got Timothy Alberino in June, Leo Zagami, we've got the people from Audit n Why they're coming here to talk about just

how bad situation with the voter rolls are in New York. That is not actually it's so bad that it doesn't it doesn't just affect people in New York having elections that actually reflect who they are. It's actually a national security issue, they say, Sam Tripoli late May, Bill Altman later on May. They're back to back. Lindsay Sharman's on with us May seventeenth. So we're really kicking it into high gear for spring into summer. So I'm happy.

I'm happy to be bringing that to you. Good times. And also again, remember everybody, if you enjoy book club Thursdays in June, starting on June first, Thursday, June one, we are reading Shoela's Joe by W. P. Kinsella with Charlie Robinson of the Microaggressions podcast. He is the co host. We'll be talking a lot about that as time goes on for

the rest of the month of May. Go out and get it. And if you want to be a part of the live sessions, become a monthly subscriber on any of the platforms that are listed on quite frankly dot TV's sponsor US section. It's going to be well worth it. A wonderful seasonal read if you ask me so. Thank you again. All Right, into the grab bag because we don't have much time. I told Jay he should hop

on around seven twenty so we can get all this good stuff underway. First, one up is from the dumbest man in Congress, and that says a lot. That says a great deal, Hank Johnson. He is the dumbest man in Congress, quite possibly the dumbest person in government. But I don't know. You're talking about three million people there, and sir, he's beaten out. He's been beaten out by quite a few. But listen to this. He's talking about the hundreds of thousands, if not millions more illegal immigrants,

foreign nationals that are rushing our border. Which, of course, if if Democrats can't bring themselves to speak harshly about members of certain certain terrible violent gangs, then they're not going to speak harshly about an invasion, especially one that they have set up with all of their friends on the other side of the aisle as well, to bring us to our knees and to erase the the country once and for all. Here's Hank Johnson saying something that anybody else

would have been crucified for saying. Here he is hold on, no, nope, nope, nope, no, you got to see it there. We got to create crisis at the border, So hold on, I got to put it up to create crisis at the border so that people come here and they are always subject to being illegal workers, and we need to do something about that in this country. You're right or you're right. We should

we should completely lock down the border. We should dismantle our welfare system, because we don't have any any money for that either, I know, but a lot of people need to survive while it's going to be gone one way

or another. It's going to be gone one way or another, So how about we figure out ways of trying to bridge the gap a little bit by at least excluding and de incentivizing all of the illiterate mass, unwashed masses from the Third world coming here to take money that at least some of our poor domestic citizen are our citizens, would be able to be able to use for a little while while we try to figure out a way to salvage the system and spill ourselves into something new. I don't know, but you know,

Hank is an idiot. He's an idiot, but he hears other people talking and he takes notes and then he goes out there and he tries to duplicate it, and it sounds worse than the people he's copying. And we need to do something about that. In this country, those folks who are coming across are the ones who are helping to put food on our table. Without

them were not able to eat you if you turn them away. If all of them were turned away, and then you this legislation passed making it easier to get at people who are already here legally, and you have no immigration, then we would have no food on our plates. We have three hundred forty million citizens in this country. Well, I don't know. If they're all citizens, three hundred forty million people, then probably tens of millions more

unaccounted for. And this guy is saying that if we don't have people who are illiterate in their own languages bomb rushing the border by hundreds of thousands and millions at a time, who's going to put food on our plates. They are trying to create a permanent, dependent underclass of people so that they can once and for all overwhelm and erase a dehumanized bunch of citizens us that they have long since wanted to separate from. This is the dumbest man in Congress,

and he's saying something. He's saying with all the with all the endless outrage performances that are out there about about the ancient memory of slavery in this country and elsewhere around the world. Not elsewhere, because it's thriving in in all the countries that are supposedly more noble than us. But Hank sounds a lot more. He sounds a lot like a disaffected slave owner, doesn't he Hank sounds like a disaffected slave owner. Right now? How am I gonna

eat if you take away my slaves. Who is going to put food on our tables if we don't have an army of illiterate South Americans picking radishes for us. He sounds a lot like a disaffected slave owner, if you ask me. But you see, they're allowed to say this stuff and get away with it without being crucified. They're allowed to say the stuff. And of course people would just say, oh, well, that's Hank trying his best. He's trying his best. But here's a little bit more from Yahoo.

Let's see here. US braces from migration surge with thousands of forces at the border, yeah, handing out diapers. The un United States on Wednesday was readying its response to an expected surge of migrants seeking to enter, with officials saying twenty four thousand law enforcement personnel have been deployed to the Mexican border. President Joe Biden has acknowledged that the border will be chaotic for a while. Ah, there you go. There you go, chained in his sex dungeon.

And he's once again, it's all right, it'll be chaotic for a while, but we'll get through. Come now, there you go, chained in Joe's sex dungeon. Can't fucking move a muscle. But he's just lulling you to sleep. Don't worry, it'll only hurt for a short while. We'll get it all sorted out there, champ Tens of thousands of people are waiting at crossing points for the end the so called title forty two hundreds of thousands. This is Yahoo trying to trying to make it sound like it's just

a drop in the bucket. Eight senior administration officials to the twenty four thousand border police and one thousand, one hundred border processing personnel have been deployed processing personnel. They're stamping people, they're giving them passports, they're giving them court dates for which they will not show. The Pentagon has also been sending extra troops to the border to reinforce twenty five hundred already in place again to change

diapers, not to keep people from crossing into this country. Now, the best part is this that where they say the administration counters that it has expelled a record number of migrants thanks to coordination with other countries, with an official saying that more than three million people have written removed over the past two and a half years. Yeah, and they right back in a lot of times.

They count those removals. You know, everybody likes to say, hey, the Obama administration was deporting people far more than many Republican administrations were. No, they were turning them around at the border, sending them three yards into Mexican territory. They would walk a mile down the way, come back in. And every time they are they are they are apprehended, turned around and come back in. That is one more. One person could be deported

five times. All right, it means nothing, And they keep saying, well, listen for fairness. Obama was a prolific deporter. Oh yeah, you have you read into it. No, he wasn't. The Biden administration has also insisted that it will take more humane approach, including not taking children away from whatever adult human beings are dragging them across the desert floor. One

of the most controversial measures under Trump. That was actually the most humane thing that you could do, because children are being subjected to horrors along the way, because their actual parents are pairing them up with drug dealers and human traffickers of any stripe. For a couple of pesos, taking children and for a while putting them someplace where they can be accounted for until we figure out whether or not there's even a DNA match with the people that they are coming across

the border with. Is actually the most humane thing about the entire trek. Again, Trump, Trump, Trump, and what's this forcing persecuted people's listen to this. Immigration advocates denounced the rule as breaking decades of US law and

international agreements that allow vulnerable people to apply for asylum. This was during this is a pandemic, so called so called pandemic procedure too, just to goes to so that everybody that was ruining American businesses over here and keeping children out of school, making everybody get hooked on drugs, alcohol and killing themselves because of the isolation and the hope that was just ripped from everybody, the souls

that were crushed. They still wanted to keep the border wide open to people who were never going to be forced to get vaccinated or anything else. So it was a pandemic, it was a threat for us, and it was a field day. They wanted it to be a field day for people who literally have no papers and no way to track and understand their medical history whatsoever. In the middle of a so called pandemic. But here you go, here's a voice from the so called again faith based groups that are working down

there. The biggest frauds that there are quote, Forcing persecuted people persecuted by whom to first seek protection in countries with no functioning asylum systems is as ludicrous as it is life threatening. That's actually the law. You go to the nearest country you don't get to be in, in in you know, the very tip of South America, and choose which country you want to go to,

ten countries away. And that's not what it is. That's not what it is at all, said Lee Williams, a Chief programs officer at a Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, a faith based group that works with asylum seekers. I couldn't wait any longer. Now we go into now we go into the SOB stories. Now we go into the SOB stories. I couldn't wait. I can't. I have been waiting for four months, trying to lodge my request and get the hell out, get out, get out. This

is supposed to this is supposed to make you feel terrible. Oh, what we're doing. What we're doing, mom? Man, So listen, I understand why everybody gets at least some temporary forms of satisfaction when someone like Greg Abbott packs people into buses and sends them to the cities that are run overrun by this suicidal mentality that has sponsored this kind of behavior and encourage this kind

of behavior, this endgame that's playing out before our very eyes. And all of your do gooder friends, they can be do gooders to the day they die, and and and they're they're going to be they're going to be at least in private wondering what the hell have I done? Because they're going to the suburbs now. The cities are overpacked. They're going to the suburbs.

That is what's playing on all the local news stations around here. They're being packed into the suburbs now and there and there you go, so bye bye, Miss American Pie. And all while while the chaos at the border and chaos in Ukraine and chaos all over the place, and Tucker Carlson's leaving here, and Donald Trump is is being manhandled in every court that Democrats can cobble

together. Twelve nuts, twelve nuts and a jury. The Biden family, as it seems, tried to hide over ten million dollars in foreign payments, according to House GOP so all, of course the Republicans would say that, say the morons. House Republicans laid out evidence of a vast network of Biden family dealings which reek of corruption, including the Biden family receiving and tried to

hide over ten million in payments from foreign nationals. I previously undisclosed one million dollars in Romanian linked payments ties to Romanian influence, pedaling a web of twenty LLCs created while Joe Biden was Vice president, with a complicated corporate structure shell companies. At least fifteen of the LLCs were formed after Biden became VP in two thousand and nine, several of which were owned or co owned by Hunter.

These LLCs accepted payments ranging from five thousand to three million. The committee wants to know what legitimate business the Biden family was in. It's, of course none, and it's this only pertains that this is just what they're all doing. Do you think of the Biden family, headed by Joe Biden, who is a worthless pile of shit, Even when he had his mental faculties with him, still worthless, He was just willing to play the game.

Ruthless, unfeeling, unthinking, son of a bitch. Do you think that if the bidens we're having this much fun, making this much money and being that talentless at the same time, and nobody else was, they would have survived long. No, they're plugged into a culture that breeds this. Everybody's doing this, everybody, everybody. So here's another little something for you.

Then you want to talk about bias, you want to talk about the very straight laced media, Well, CNN, they tweeted this out last night. I could not believe it, and many people had the same, the same response. Look at this tweet. They just come right out and say this. They go right for it. Right wing extremist Tucker Carlson, they didn't even put in commas there. Whoever wrote this was so hormonal that they didn't

even put in commas around Tucker's name, just a run on sentence. They needed to get this out so quickly, and they were just so triggered and bitter. Right wing extremist Tucker Carlson will relaunch his program on Twitter, a platform he praised as the only remaining large free speech plat form in the world. That their Fox News fired him last month. Wow, one hell of a sentence there, very very hormonal, very hormonal. I wonder what teenage

girl wrote that. So they can't even help themselves. They can't help themselves. There's no way that they can overcome him or anybody in his position being set free on the internet because CNN is a pilot trash. And here's another thing, I gotta say that you got to give Twitter a little bit of credit for that, Elon Musk a little bit of credit for to create just

some kind of contrast to how we were living when there was nothing. There was nothing over there, a Twitter that could be considered fair and open, which again contrasts not against the old Twitter versus the slightly newer Twitter, contrast versus the newer Twitter versus the rest of social media. Kenna the Great, This is a wonderful example, Kennico with the grape with us out DC Attorney General, DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb. Schalb, We'll have to navigate through

some community notes before he takes away our beloved gas stoves. Shouldn't ags be more focused on combating crime than kitchen appliances? So this ag in district of Columbia said this today, I'm leading eleven attorneys general. He put ags.

It's attorneys general, not attorney generals. Eleven ags calling for federal action to address to health and safety risks of gas stoves which emit pollutants that have a desperate negative impact on children and undeserved communities under away underserved, I'm sorry, underserved communities and put d residents at risk of asthma and other respiratory illnesses.

Remember, they're not coming for your gas stoves. But the DC Attorney General wants to band together with other leading ags around the country to call for federal action to address gas stoves. But of course he got community noted. According to the largest peer review analysis of any link between gas stoves and childhood asthma, five hundred thousand plus children sampled worldwide, there is no evidence of an association between the use of gas as a cooking fuel and either asthma symptoms or

asthma diagnosis. This is the one thing you can say that we have not had. It is so critical the fact that they've been able to just proliferate this bullshit. So it's a lot harder to gas light on Twitter. And this is the big reason why people are becoming more interested in at least having a Burner account on there, and the fact that someone like Tucker Carlson is going there too set up shop for his show is really just a very smart

move. Maintain your independence and oh man, the re the ree is going to flow. All right, let's start this show. We'll be right back with Jay Dyer. Do not go anywhere. You let one ants stand up to us, then they all might stand up. Those beauty little ants outnumber us one hundred to one, and if they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life. It's not about food, It's about keeping those ants in line. That's why we're going back. Does anybody else want to

stay? Let's right, well, no one told me about yeah, okay, so welcome, radies and gentlemen. Thank you, radies and gentlemen. I am happy to have you here on this third Wednesday night, tomorrow's Thursday. Plenty of good stuff happening tomorrow night too, But just give this episode of thumbs up please. If you're on YouTube. I don't know how we're still there, but we are, so if while we're there, just give it alike. Even though we are actually losing two. Now we're losing two

subscribers a day. It doesn't matter. Have fun over there on Rumble. Please, like the stream, it's the only it's the only major platform. The independent platforms, they're there for very specific purposes and we want those to grow too, But right now it is fertile ground on Rumble, and if you can please just give it a nice thumbs up, then it will. I'm sorry, my computer is completely glitching out here. I thought that all

my problems were going to go away, and it's actually gotten worse. So over the weekend, jim Ley is going to be going diving into this machine and we are going to figure out if maybe the updated bios and the operating system will do the trick. And if that's not the case, then we're gonna be looking at hardware, yay, video cards and motherboards. There's not gonna be So if I take some unexpected days off in the coming weeks, whenever the hell we get to the bottom of this, you'll know why.

Then again I'll tell you why, so there will be no mysteries. Hey, here's something I wanted to throw out there before Jay gets on looking out for him. This is from the Epoch times the FDA. Now it proves the first pill containing human feces. That's right, eat your shit. Clinical trials indicate success, but there are risks and many unknowns in the novel therapy. Now. I know people have made some very level scientific arguments as to

why this would be good for gut regulation and all that stuff. I don't know why ferment. You know, if maybe when Jay Goulanello comes on tomorrow night, I can ask him, hey, are there situations where you know, fermented foods and anything else are not the best that we need to swallow pills that have somebody else's shit in it. I don't know, Maybe he'll be able to give me some insight on that. Patients needing a fecal microbiota

transplant for recurrent you know c diff. Now see different infections. I know how bad this is. Out of the many problems that Skip had at the end of his life, c DIFF was one of them that caused him unbelievable torture. There was terrible, terrible, and you know, as I read around here, I see how highly contagious bacterial infection that c DIFF is. We were allowed to go in there every day and be with him and help him out inside of his room, and we didn't have any any space suits

on, and neither were the people that were dealing with him. So highly contagious bacterial infection that caused a severe diarrhea, abdominal pain, fever can result

in organ failure. But they're saying that recurring infections within two to eight weeks our problem for about one in six patients, according to the US Centers for Disease Control, and in response to the approval of this new oral microbiotic product, doctor Peter Marks, director of FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said this the availability of fecal microbiotic product that can be taken orally is a

significant step forward in advancing patient care and accessibility for individuals who have experienced this disease that can be potentially life threatening. Now I'm open to I don't know, just to learning about what this is. I want somebody to explain this to me and tomorrow hopefully we'll get some explanations. But you know, in an age again, like so many of the things in an age where we are fed literally figuratively, things like crickets as being a good substitute for a

nice, well balanced diet. I'm sure that there is some protein inside of a cricket. If you ate enough, you will have consumed your daily quota for protein. Whatever the hell your goal would is. These are concepts that if we heard it in a vacuum away from everything that's going on culturally, then it would have been a little bit more, a little bit more not not any less gross to think about eating bugs or potentially swallowing pills that the

act of ingredients has been sourced from human poopy do do? But um, I don't know. I just feel like we've been pushed into into accepting ways of living that is just subpar from what we expect over the years. That's really what I've been That's really what gets to me when I think about this. I'm naturally curious about what goes on. I mean, that is that not a natural cure? Now it's it's it's somebody else's waist. But you guys will go to tag sales, right. One person's junk is another person's

treasure. And I guess we just need somebody a little bit more trained on the subject to tell us what's up. So as we wait for Jay Dyer. Since I have some other great things we can talk about. I had um, I had this article. This is from a couple of years ago. This is twenty seventeen. Now I want and dug this up because we have something that is a lot more pressing and they're in our faces today that I wanted to link it, link it together with So here is the International

Business Times from two thousand and seventeen. Robots and humans here you go will one day have babies, creating a new hybrid species. A leading expert in the field of artificial intelligence has predicted that robots and humans will be able to have children within the next century, creating a new hybrid species. The claim has been made by doctor David Levy, author of Love and Sex with Robots. Doctor doctor Levy's claims are based on research into bi nanotech technology, stem

cells, and robo genetics. He is set to reveal his findings at the International Congress on Love and Sex with Robots in London tomorrow, December twentieth. Back in twenty seventeen, in particular, he points out to the work of scientists at Ohio State University who use nanotechnology to create a chip that can successfully

pass genetic code into skin cells. According to the Daily Star online, doctor Leeby will say, quote, Suddenly, a very real possibility has appeared on the horizon of the robots of the future manipulating human skin cells to create human sperm and human eggs. He adds that from them, robots may be capable of creating an entire human baby whose embryo can be nurtured and carried through pregnancy

by a mother surrogate. This is how I believe. Here's a quote, it will be possible within the foreseeable future for humans and robots to make babies together. He will add that the technology to make this possible will be and will be at an odds on sert an odds on sert within the next one hundred years. And I think that we're making progress in that respect. Do you remember what we were talking about on Friday Night with Matt and Vinnie Brusco.

Then now you see this hold on, and now you see this going on. There's a little bit more on that one. Let's go to it. Doctor Levy will say that until July twenty fifth, nineteen seventy nine, humanity believed that sexual intercourse between man and a woman was the only way to conceive a child. That changed with the first successful case of in vitro fertilization

treatment and the world's first test tube baby. With the advent of IVF, science wrote the conception rule book, rewrote it and provided the impetus for researchers to investigate possible alternative means of human reproduction. And it's become so much more mechanized now that we are talking about mit promoting what was going on that technology from overseas that was shipped over here and we had the first scientists that we're using robotics as a tool to fertilize eggs and I was able to do it

on its own. And now in in the UK, we've got a baby that was born from three people three people's DNA in a UK first a baby has been born using three people's DNA for the first time in the UK. The fertility regulator has confirmed most of their DNA comes from their two parents and around zero point one percent from a third donor. The third a donor woman. Let's see. The pioneering technique is an attempt to prevent children from being

born with devastating mitochondrial diseases. Now they talk about this, and there's always going to be something There's always going to be something open, you know, a disease we're trying to prevent. But you know that this is more so about testing things for the future, for example, the metaverse. Everybody is kind of dancing on its grave right now saying, you know, making fun of Marcum Zuckerberg for being such a friendless loser in his virtual world that nobody

shows up in play. But is it really is that really the be all end all for the metaverse? What was this all really to market test for? What is this a beta test for in the future. That's what we're gonna talk about, among other things, right now with our buddy Jay Dyer, who's returning Jay's analysis dot com. Jay, I don't see you. Oh there he is here. What's going on? Bro? What's up now? Man? It's good? Hold on, Where the hell have you gone?

I'm trying to see what the guest caller is. Wait a second, you should be showing up and for some reason you're no longer on screen with me. But anyway, how has everything been? Man? The last time we spoke, that was right before all of your wonderful work with Tucker Carlson came out, and you've been obviously you're always making great appearances all over the place. So how's life been busy. I'm I'm assuming, yeah, I've

been joking that I've accidentally got him fired. So you know, right our skit was the you know thing we snuck in right before he was let go. So I don't think that's really the case. I don't think Klaus made any phone calls and had to Tucker fire, but I do think that, you know, it was it was exciting there to get it in, and I think that that was due to him just doing too much edgy red pill

content. You know, he's been doing that pretty consistently for the last several years, and you know, there's just a point where it's too much, especially if they want to have everybody in total control media wise, for whatever operations to have lined up for the next few years. But um, yeah, beyond that, we've been really busy, just kind of cranking out content,

working through various books. You know, after you and I did the brakenw in The Brave New World, I went on to read some more Huxley texts and found a lot of really crazy stuff that went along, you know,

very very closely with what we talked about. I covered Doors of Perception and another essay that he did called Heaven and Hell for Huxley, and uh, there's also an essay at the back of this book that deals with drugs being used on humanity, and of course he always writes it as if he's kind of a pseudoliberal, but there's a lot of m cult stuff and it's basically this book, in my view, really solidifies that he was part of mcault for sure. And the Doors of Perception, that's that's what I've been

doing and working. There's some other texts as well. The Doors of Perception then, is actually how the Doors got their name the band, right, Yeah, correct. I knew that that. That's one thing that they had they had taken from Huxley, and I thought it was interesting. One other thing about Tucker Carlson there too, I wanted to ask you about because it

linked into something else that you've done recently. And you know, I was watching a lot of the screeching reactions to him bringing his act to Twitter and how during his announcement he sort of channels his inner Howard Beale going on about this universally deceptive nature of the media and how it's just how it's there to present you a very controlled, limited hangout product that doesn't advance humanity in any

way, shape or form. And I know you just finished doing a dive into the movie Network recently, and I'd love to talk to you a little bit about that in your because especially with one thing, but I want to hear your overall thoughts. When I watch Network, I look at it as you know, the truth in a vacuum. Here. The biggest thing I think is really clever is the fact that the audience in the movie, to

me, is a reflection of the audience watching the movie at home. And do we understand that Howard Beale, Do we understand what he's telling us the seriousness of it or is it just slapstick form of comedy commentary. If it is that serious, what do we do about it? Do we just keep tuning into new rants every every week? Is that enough? I think it's wonderful that you jumped into that movie recently. We covered it last night, and that was a suggestion of some of the fans of my stuff, and

for whatever reason, I'd never covered it. I had watched about half of it many many years ago, and that wasn't near a savvy now at that time that I am now about how all this works. And so I'm kind of glad I didn't really watch it back then because I really wouldn't have understood it. And watching it this week before last night's live stream and going deep into it, I was blown away by a lot of things. I mean, this movie has the subtext of Operation Mockingbird, even though it's not explicit.

All of the news stories that are mentioned in the movie are really famous seventies era CIA connected psy ops. At one point they even mentioned CIA operations, investigations, and black ops. They mentioned Kissinger and OPAC and Builderberg. Basically they don't mentioned Builderberg. They mentioned Kissinger and OPAC being behind the oil crisis. They mentioned the Semionese Liberation Army and the kidnapping a Patty Hurst,

which I think was a psi op. They mentioned the assassination attempt to Squeaky from Gerald Ford, which again I think pertains to psy ops and see a mind control, especially the whole you know, Manson stuff. So there's this weird kind of background thing of all of the stories being famous, you know,

conspiratorial, psychological warfare based stories. At the same time as we're getting this window into the network, which we think is kind of about the networks of television, and it is on a basic level, but it's actually about the networks of control as you go up the pyramid. And by the time we get to the end of the film a spoiler alert, when we meet the Jensen character, who's basically the black Rock Vanguard kind of character, who's

who's doing a giant merger to take over this this giant news network. You know, he basically presents himself as this god figure to Howard Beal, and there is a lot of tie ins, you know, to Howard Beal as Alex Jones, Howard Beale as Tucker Carlson, these kinds of media figures who are given the platform to be the angry man. I'm not saying that Tucker and Alex are bad guys. I'm saying that that they are prefigured in this archetype of Howard Beale. But by the end, Howard Beale capitulates. And

that's the big thing that you don't expect. You don't expect that you expect him to rebel against the Oligard, you know, media control character, and he doesn't. He just basically, okay, i'll teach. I'll teach your nihilistic, brave New World gospel. And that's literally what the Jensen character does is that he tells him you're going to teach and preach what I tell you to preach, and you're going to preach the gospel of brave New World.

And I mean he literally says he doesn't say the word brave New World, but he says, we're gonna have a one world socialist government where everybody's provided for universal basic income. Everybody will be drug and happy and entertained, and you're going to preach that because the people are worthless. So Beal just totally capitulates after you think, oh, he's been awakened and he's had this mystical

experience and he says, I've seen the face of God. And it turns out he says that this CEO of you know, basically the Black Rock is the face of God. Right, Yeah, it's not at all where I

thought the movie would go. Now, it's it's a satire. It's not totally taking a self serious because it kind of predicts things like reality TV with this pseudo Marxist organization that's run by this character that looks like Tupac who ends up being kind of a mind control assassin that ends up killing Howard Beale. And again it's like all of the elements in it, which are ridiculous and satire, are kind of real. They're kind of like predicting real things.

So there's a lot going on in this movie. That's my overall view, packing it into a few minutes, but it's a good insight into kind of Plato's allegory the Cave that yes, you know, trying to tell people and wake them up, you find out that a lot of people don't want to be awakened and they want to be controlled. And so Howard Bill kind of functions as that that uh, you know Socrates character trying to weight people up.

But then he doesn't stick to his principles. He actually capitulates that I'm glad you brought up the allegory of the Cave, because that's what I was I was going to bring up as well with all this, because that that other thing in the film where at the end he's even after his so called red pilling, after a while his ratings start to dip again. And why is that? Because the audience. It seems that the audience only wants so much truth, and if it gets too dark and too real and depressing,

people get depressed. They would happily welcome anybody to show up and sprinkle at least a little bit of sweet lies in there to make this more palatable. That you can't really And that's that's the other question is where is the backstop for all of this? Where is the backstop? Where do you bring people to where they just they don't want to listen anymore. I'll tell you, Jay, there's there are people, And that's this. Here's the thing I

like about I've always liked about your work. I don't think that, after all of these years of following you and becoming friends, that I can even really describe your politics. I know a good deal about your principles, your

morals, and and and how well studied you are. But whenever you discuss current events, it's usually only to ever highlight programs, the think tanks, the congregations, the things that set wheels in motion to create the events and the realities we have right now, and and and that one of the things that is created for people right now? Is this real splitting of the mind where everybody is mk ultra compartmentalizing themselves and disassociating right now, They in some

sick way or a curious way, they want to know the truth. Then when they get too close to it, it's just it's too horrifying. They want to get out of it, and and it fractures people from the life they once had and the life they always wanted to have. Um So I think that this this movie is very important. I'm glad you did it. Well, that's what happens to Howard Bill. What you just described is what

happens to Howard. He seems to have this kind of break, right, I mean, he wants to know the truth, but he doesn't, and he has I mean, it seems to be a psychotic break. Maybe he's mind controlled, you know, you could that, you could theorize that. But yeah, he represents in a way the everyman and the voice of the everyman, the angst of the everyman. And then, as you said, we the audience watching the movie are the audience that Howard Bill's speaking to exactly.

M Yeah, I mean it's it's dark, but it it it gets darker because when he meets with the oligarch guy, you know, the controller tells him, you're going to you're not going to mess with the cosmic forces of nature, which are corporate cosmo. Our corporate cosmology dictates that we are on the social Darwinian totem pole. We're at the top of the totem pole. We decide who lives, who dies, we decide how the future is going to be because we're at the top of this evolutionary chain. And so

it's all just a self justifying machine. And I'm just I was just so surprised at the fact that he's literally I mean, it doesn't mention nineteen eighty four in Bread New World, but that's what he says. He says, do you understand there's not nation states anymore. There's corporations, and all those corporations will no longer be corporations anymore, because there will eventually be one corporation, and that one corporation will give everybody a basic income, it will give

everybody entertainment, and it will give everybody drugs. So it's a one world government. He says, that is the end goal. And he actually he actually calls it marksist socialism provided by the corporation. And that's funny because there's marks the socialists that play an important role in the story because there's this ecumenical Liberation Army, which is this silly group of Marxists right that are fighting for

profit shares when they get the reality show. So there's going to be a reality TV show based on these street level Marxists and they have all these hagglings with the lawyers to figure out what they're you know, royalties will be or whatever. And so that's like the joke level Marxism. But the real Marxism that's going to be provided by Jensen in the story is the Unicorp, the big giant conglomerate that will create this global government, the real Marxism, the

real socialism to control everyone. And the weirdest part that I didn't expect was that he said that the futurists for humans to be humanoid, not to be human anymore. And that's represented by the Faye Dunaway character, who's the woman and the executive woman, and she's a total like sociopath. She has no

conscience, no feeling at all. She's a radical feminist herself and she talks about when she was in college having done you know, countless LSD trips and she actually had a psychotic break and she was going to jump off the roof and she's talking about all the guys that she slept with and she doesn't have any any feeling anymore, and she likes to in bed, she likes to

be like a man. And so she's like this radical inverted feminist type of you know, so called business you know, leaning in boss lady chick. And she's exactly what is described as the future by the Jensen character, right, this kind of of a humanoid, right, because the Max guy, the guy that has affair with her, like he describes her as a humanoid.

He's like, you're not human, You're something else. Yes, yes, And she represents that Tavistock new age feminist future creation that is also part of the backdrop of this film because there must run princess to like new age stuff and to feminism because it was getting really popular in the seventies. Yeah, there's so much, and especially Faye Dunaway's character, it's just the coldness

there. It's it's a very and it's a very um right. Oh yeah, absolutely, Although I would say Lenina was a little bit less calculating. She was a lot more ditzy. She was a lot more ditzy, and uh and uh Faye Dunaway is a lot more ferocious in in in network. But I would say, you know, speaking of totem poles and hierarchies, I want to take this this kind of essence here in bringing out to other

things totem Pole's hierarchies and food chains. Um. The Coronation I over the weekend, you had to have been observing it at least a little bit. It's the first coronation I ever watched, at least in highlight form. I did not understand how religious an event it was. But what have you taken away from the ceremony, the circum stances, the responses from the public. I'm interested in your take. I did a pretty long live stream breaking down

my thoughts on it. It was a little too spicy for YouTube, so I had to kind of move it over to Rock Finn. But my overall thesis there was that it was kind of a ridiculous clown show in a way, because even though you know, the royal family has a lot of power, a lot of wealth, and so forth. You know, it's they're obviously putting on pageantry because they don't take Christianity seriously. They don't take the Bible seriously. For them, it's just a kind of a you know,

wallpaper, it's kind of a veneer, and you know they run. If you know, the history of the British Empire, and after that coronation yesterday I did a live stream or two days ago, the livestream on the history of British Intelligence. And I wanted to do that because, you know, after reflecting on the coronation and thinking about the British Empire and the history of the British is India Company and how you know, nefarious it was. It's

kind of a model for corporate governance. I went into the history British Intelligence and how they really subverted the US and set up the US intelligence structure, which is our shadow government. Right. It was William Stevenson and all these figures that came over from British Intelligence to set up through the British Office of Security Coordination the OSS, and that becomes Aventure of the CIA, which is

more or less our one big arm of our deep state. So you know, that's what that represents to me, it doesn't represent anything remotely close to Christianity. And to me, it was more of a Masonic type of ceremony. And I'm guessing now that he's the king, if his mom was the previous head of World Freemasonry, then I'm assuming now he would be the official head of World Freemasonry. Right, So I say it more as a Masonic

ritual than anything that was actually a Christian ritual. You know, they even have a cloak that they put up where you can't look upon him when he's annointed, like like it's the Holy of Holies, you know, in the in terms of like there's just a lot of weird stuff going on, and

everybody really felt it was kind of weird. Um. You know, the in Christian theology and the history of the Church, you do have a coronation uh service that is that's done, but it's not anything I mean, there might have been some trappings and some remnants of that service buried in this service somehow, But this again was more of a Masonic thing because you have Muslims and Hindus all present and kind of talking about readings, doing religious readings and

prayers, and so it's very much like a New World religion, a humanist type of thing. And keep in mind that you know, Charles is a BF with Saville and cloud Schwab and all these you know, you know, I'm glad you I'm glad you bring that up, Jay, because I don't know, like you said, I don't, I don't. I don't really believe that they really care about the Bible or the faith or anything like that.

But my question as I'm watching this, whatever I did watch, is do they even care about their so called their realm, their kingdom there?

Because I know that when it comes to the monarchy in the UK, it's not a very big um, it's not a very big deciding factor and how things go now with the parliament there at least on a surface there, But with the intelligence that they have, with the kind of influence they put over the world, the wealth, all that stuff, they why what does the kingdom matter if it's been sacrificed like every other Western nation on the altar of

mass migration. I don't understand that at all that they allow London to be mostly Pakistan at this point. It makes um. It's always been the most confusing thing to me, especially since we always are brought up with the three centers of power in the world is DC, Rome and London. And and meanwhile, if the Royals are really that serious about being plugged into the endgame for world control, why have they sacrificed their own home turf. Well,

because they're Malthusians. And so first thing is that they're not actually Anglo Saxon people. Their sax Covered Gotha, their Gulf, their Romanian according to and I'm not hating on Romanians, I'm just saying that they're not British people like

they're outside rulers. So that's one thing. And then beyond that, they have an absolutely anti human Malthusian worldview and philosophy, So of course they don't care about their empire, their dominion, and in my view, going all the way back to Cecil Roads, the British Empire was really just a cutout and a tool and engine for this inner core what Cecil Roads called the society of the elect which was his model for the future world Fabian socialist dictatorship,

which didn't occur in his generation, and the British Empire didn't succeed in doing that. But what the people in that circle of that society, including Lord Rawchild, Lord Milner, Lord Curtis, Lord Gray, all those guys. What they came up with was, we'll just use the American Empire as an engine for this, and that's precisely where we are now. And it was the intelligence agencies, particularly British intelligence, that were instrumental in subverting the country,

our country and turning it into an engine of these these people. So that's that's a great point. Yeah, it has nothing to do with the Brits themselves, because they're seen as cannon fodder and useless eaters. And just think back to Cecil Rhodes's British South Africa Company, which is modeled on the

British East India Company, which is a corporate government corporate governance. So don't think about the King and the British Empire, think about the British East India Company and corporate governance being the original inner corporate structure that actually runs this thing.

And so it's interested in internationalism, nothing to do with British people, but it's corporate international government coming out of the British CC India Company model, which was built on drug running and opium by the way, and Cecil Rhodes is b Sack, which was modeled on British's India Company. That's what it's about. I had a couple of questions here about this from an audience member or two that one didn't know, and I thought they were pretty good.

I wanted to toss them your way. Here's the first one. Now that Charles is king, does it make one world government closer to fruition? And what does that mean symbolically metaphysically since Charles is not really beloved like his mother was. I imagine somebody was commenting on this the other day and saying that he's probably just preparing for the transition to the next generation because you know, he's kind of older too, so he's probably trying to figure out how,

you know, William will carry on this this thing. So um, I view them as kind of like, you know, a wealthy family in this pyramid structure, you know, I mean, they may not be at the top of the pyramid, so it's kind of like again, just think of it as a giant corporation, right, And I think they probably even have it listed as you know, the Queen's Holdings or I guess now it's the King's Holding Company or something right there. Like I remember when I went to

London in twenty eighteen or nineteen, I did. I had a talk there and uh, you know when you when you go around and you buy the souvenirs and everything, like it says something like you know, a property of the Queen's Holding Company or something like so, like even when you buy a souvenir, right, I mean, it basically just goes it goes to the Queen's brand, is what I'm trying to say. Yeah, so it's just it's just another kind of big company. It's the way I would I would

do it. Well. Moving on from that then because and so that and that it's in the WF right, so I think that you know, you're just going to get more of the same. So whether it's the Queen or whether it's him, that itself is not really going to matter. Whether it's William, it's going to be more of the same. Yeah, there are other people asking, you know, does did the Queen's long life put any

of the world government plans on hold? And it's like, I mean, over the last swat seventy years, that's where all the biggest moving and shaking has been done, so I don't see how anything it was was really paused. And in the short amount of time that Charles is king, I'm sure that he's going to continue to keep all of his associations as you pointed out before. And I want to I want to move on so from from totem poles and hierarchies, I want to go to food chain for a second.

Speaking of wef the crickets and all that stuff, I was talking about how the FDA has just approved the first pill containing human feces to regulate to regulate gut biomes for people who are having really hard times in the time that we

are living in right now. Is it is it nearly impossible for you to see anything that may make your skin crawl a little bit, But in another time would have been like, well, I'm sure that there is a reasonable application for this, or do you think that everything is just dual use at this point? What do you mean by dual use? Like they want us eating bugs, they also want us eating shit. This is this a form

of some kind of a form of fealty as well? Or how far do you go with your suspicions about where we're being pushed as far as the I think these are a lot of these things are humiliation rituals. So I think that there are ways to intentionally degrade the population. That's a big part of this. I don't know if anybody here has been keeping up with like what we've done with Tavistock in the last a month or so, so since since

you and I had done the Brave New World Breakdown. I did Door's perception of it in Hell, and then I also did doctor John Coleman's Tavistock book. You can never find a physical copy of that, but I did find it online. You can find PDFs and audio versions of it. But so I dove deep into that, and doctor Coleman has the thesis that the public haster kind of be put through debasement rituals to initiate them in and bring them into this next phase in the New World order. So that's what I would

say. A lot of this is with you know, poop water and Bill Gays trying to come up with ways to recycle you know, shit water. I mean, all of this stuff to me is a debasement ritual. Well, the FDA also, um I think it was this past week or this past month. I forget where it was. But they also approved that Good meat, the Good Meat company, the lab grown meat it's made with. They call it immortalized cell line. So our our friend raw egg nationalists,

he said that this is functionally indistinguishable from cancer. And they're they're using these immortalized cell lines in the same way that they use immortalized cells from from from children, from you know, fetal cells from decades ago to create vaccines, the same thing that they want to start doing to grow new generations of fake meat. So have you read have you read uh Doctor Mary's Monkey. No, No, it sounds horrible. It's about this. It's about the SV

forty UM and it's about the immortal cell lines. So yeah, that's actually where that I think the SB forty came from. Was that immortal cell line that you're talking about. And so the idea is, well, cancer seems to be kind of um indestructible, so maybe we could learn from it how to extend life, right, that's the logic behind it. And supposedly there's this black woman who had some kind of special cell one. I mean,

I don't know if any of this is true. This this is just what the literally what they say in the literature, and so they wanted to study

these various cell lines. People have this specific genetic you know, structure, And I don't know why they would tie that into the meat and all this kind of stuff, except that I think they just want everybody convinced that the synthetic versions are better and that that's good for the planet, good for the earth, and really all that stuff is in my view, like a trojan horse to you know, basically kill you off, toxify you, give you

a slow kill so that the medical industry can feed off of you for the next several decades. I mean, that's what all that fake food is about. So if they created a new create a new market, make it a fad, toxify people with it, it's part of eugenics. It's all that in my view. Well, going from there from things that we interface with and then more brave new world themes that we were talking about, which is

of course how the book opens up inside of the hatcheries. I brought up a twenty seventeen article when I was preparing the way for you to come on tonight, and it is let me see here, get you on the screen with me here. It is from International Business Times, the headline robots and

humans will one day have babies, creating a new hybrid species. And it goes into how there is going to be this very definitive trail of events that is gets going to pretty much merge human reproduction with robotic you know, I don't know, I would say mechanisms and all that, and it would be a team we would form. We would form team, we would team up with robots to repopulate the earth. And then we get this a day ago

from the BBC baby born from three people's DNA in the UK. First Now late last week, Ja, we just read a report on Friday night from MIT that robots for the first time had fertilized human eggs on their own. You know, you know, working on behalf of humans, but you have robot insemination, robot fertilization. This baby is now born from three people's DNA. They say it's to combat mitochondrial disease. And Bannon, Oh, we just we just did this. We just did this in March with Brave New

World. Yeah, and that while I mean, you know, we we were working our way through this and by the way, uh not discrediting our our chat. So I thought our breakdown a brave new role was excellent, like next level stuff. But last year Jamie and I did my wife and I we did every dystopian movie in terms of their chronology, So you know, we encountered a lot of these same ideas going through all the movie incarnations

of this stuff. And I think that a lot of the Again, I mean for me, you know, I'm kind of to be skeptical in some of these fancy science stories when they come out like this, not because I don't necessarily believe that it can happen. It's just that I know there's a lot of propaganda in these big science articles that come out, so I just tend to take a more skeptical view. Again, not that they're I don't

It's not that I don't think that they're trying to do these things. They absolutely are, but a lot of times the news articles will kind of propagandize it, like they do with transhumanism, or like they do with AI. Oh, the AI is alive now, right, and this kind of nonsense. In my view, that's that's propaganda. So when I see here are these kinds of stories, I don't necessarily automatically believe them, but I mean

entirely possible that. I'm sure they are working all these kinds of things, and I think this is just ultimately to remember, like you put in your in your title mecha reproduction. Remember in Brave New World, they say that the point, Huxley says, the point of it is to divorce procreation from the sexual act. So as long as they can separate the two, it's all good. And that really is the underlying principle behind all of this stuff.

Right to end the family. You see these kinds of articles like that coming out that's Probalyganda to end the family, because it's like, yeah, that's Huxley says, you know in the novel, this ended the family because you families tie you. If you're not creating a lab, then you're automatically tied to a family. If we create you in a in a lab, you don't have a mom and a dad. Your mom and dad are you know, test tubes, So you don't have a family. That this ends

the family. That's the point. And you've seen in the last couple of weeks a lot of people have now put together these incredible threads of emails, promotional emails coming from corporations of all sizes, startups, mom and pop. It seems like there's an incredible coordination out of nowhere. They had in the

last days of April. Start people started getting emails from company that they usually patronize and all that, asking whether or not they want to opt out of any kind of Mother's Day promotions because they know that this is a very trying time and um, and we don't want to cause any undo strength like what so that they said, oh right, well, I knew what that was all about right from the from the get go. They're starting to slowly say,

oh, let's not mention mothers in front of people. Some people some people don't have mothers, some people can't being mothers. Some people think that they should have been born a woman so that they could be a mother. Let's be sensitive and we'll see what happens with Father's Day. I'm sure that's already starting as well. But I said, they're going to be hate terms.

Yeah, absolutely, they're gonna be exclusionary. I saw that the the U there was one idiot general Air Force general that was before a congressional committee somewhere that was explaining how they had they have started to make it A. I don't know, A I would say, A. They're dissuay people, discouraging people from using any kind of reference to parents in official capacities in the Air Force, at least in upper round. It's so this is happening in

very outward and public coordinated ways. And uh, you know, I guess, I guess if you look too far into it, you are one of those extremist conspiracy nuts. But it seems pretty easy to me what's going on. Yeah, it's in your face, but it's in your face on purpose. And uh, this is one of the things I was reading about in the Tavist book is that they will intentionally do those contradictory things to to shock the public. And that's what part of the purpose of future shocks is to

cause catatonic state and apathy in the audience. So these traumatic things that they keep doing, saying, oh, all children can now become some other you know biology. Oh there's no just thing as mom and dad. Right, that's rolled out in a contradictory way on purpose. Right, And we saw this for example with the Fauci Right, put it on, take it off. It helps you, it saves you, It doesn't del anything right, contradicting himself, and people think, oh, he's such an idiot. No,

you understand. Tavistock has studied the power of the establishment to contradict itself. How that puts you in a fearful, destabilized, catatonic state. And that's actually in nineteen eighty four, like when Winston starts noticing the contradictions because he works in the ministry of information himself, cutting out history and causing contradictions, and so he starts realizing, Hey, wait a minute, this doesn't make sense. This is crazy, but it's not crazy. It makes perfect

sense if you're malicious and devious. You know, I'm glad you said that because the last, the last set of questions I had in topic I wanted to bring up to you had to deal with Mark Zuckerberg and his metaverse waste land as everybody's. Everybody is taking a lot of potshots at him for creating a metaverse, a digital world that barely anybody is hanging out in. Oh,

he's such an idiot. Look at what he changed Facebook into meta and now nobody's hanging out in his Nintendo Wee world and I'm saying, Hey, I like a good failure story for a technocrat any day of the week, but this guy is too plugged in, and the metaverse has been far too of an expressly important piece of the future of this Fourth Industrial Revolution that has

been very widely publicized by people like Klaus. At that World Government summit just a couple of months ago, he called out metaverse an AI by name as to it needs to be developed and whoever controls these technologies in the future will be masters of the world, he said. So as much as they can't get people to buy fake real estate next to Snoop Dogg anymore, to think that this was not a beta test for something that is indispensable to their future

plans is I think very foolhardy. Yeah, you know, sometimes these kinds of fans of rollouts do fail, right, Like if you remember Google Glasses, Like when that rolled out, everybody thought that was going to be like the new big threat to individual liberty and it was a big tool for surveillance,

and it was. But that was just a big flop, right, And I hope it's a well remember if you remember the two thousands, like Sergey Brand had put a bunch of money into Google Google Glasses, and it just didn't And so, you know, Metaverse in terms of its first rollout didn't really work, which surprises me because I figured they would have done better with it. But you know, it looks so corny and it was so

cheeseball. If you remember the videos they rolled out with Mark Zuckerberg standing there in like a like a nineteen nineties era CGI room, it just looked it was terrible. It was like bowling, Yeah, exactly, we bowling Yeah, uh yeah, I mean it's like Max Headroom or something, right, yeah, like he's he I'm so excited. I tell you about the Metaverse. It's gonna be crazy and it's like, looks terrible. Um. Anyway, I mean they will definitely tweak that and roll it out in some new

form. I mean, you're absolutely right that. I mean, there's too much invested in that. But I think it's just too soon. It's not really ready to to plug everybody into the matrix yet. So but that they will roll it out, for sure. They're gonna They're not gonna stop with that. I have a question for you about a man named William Gibson. This this has come in from the audience as well. I thought it would

be interesting to hear you talk about him a little bit. Uh, Carl says, could you ask Jay to break down or you know, so at least summarize the work of William Gibson. He was. Neuromancer is his main book, all about that grown Ninja's Ai is trying to escape and into the Matrix and psychotic inbred elite living in base and using cryogenics and cloning to try to live forever. Gibson is the futurist that people like Ray Kurzwell were inspired

by. That's from Carl. So, I never heard about the Neuromancer mentions the matrix before the Matrix. I think Neuromancer his novel came out in nineteen eighty six or eighty seven, so you know, it has the matrix way before the Matrix, and I mean other things did too, like you know, you can see the Internet in ubic by PKD. You can see things like the Internet and as a mob you know, so it's kind of been there, kind of in sci fi for a long time. But specifically the

matrix is identified in Neuromancer. So he did have a tremendous amount of influence. I've not read a lot of his stuff, but I did watch the new Amazon series which is based on one of his more recent things, the one with Chloe Moretz where she goes into the virtual world, And at first I thought it was okay, and then it turned into a thing like it turned into like time traveling in the Matrix to the future one hundred years in

the future where there's a catastrophic event that has depopulated the planet. And I mean, I don't mind the depopulation theme and everything, but it's like just time traveling in the it's just now as the Matrix plus time travel. I just thought it was dumb. So you know what I'm talking about This new Uh No, I haven't seen it, but I know I know exactly what you're talking about with We watched the whole first season and I just didn't think it was that great. But he has the Ninjas in that one too,

so so yeah. I mean, William Gibson does seem to be one of these, uh you know, kind of predictive sci fi writers, but maybe more so with Neuromancer than anything else. And I think that's what he's most most known for. You know, when you and I have talked about matrixes or even clone Uh you we've brought up Crowley and the moon child stuff in

the in the past there too. But since we have talked a little bit more about robot inseminated fertilized eggs to produce babies, I wonder, theologically, um, philosophically do you say, I mean, there's a lot of people out there. I would say, I don't know how many people have been born because of IVF over the years. But when we talk about a new way of producing human beings in a lab situation where you have a fertilized egg that is put into an artificial womb and that has grown in some kind of

a jelly bag for a while and then it's found. Once we start talking about this, I really wonder, uh, do will these creations, these lab creations, that will be in any way, in every measurable way a human being? Um? Will they have souls? What what is to say about the career creation and the pairing of a soul with a body? And I guess if you have a sperm and an egg and that came from an actual human being, then you have all the building blocks you need to start

that process up. But I wonder about the unseen, the unseen when it comes to all of our scientific endeavors in this field. Yeah, I mean again, I tend to be kind of a skeptic. I mean, I don't know, because I've seen so many elements of fraud in science. If you look at the Chatham House a document from a few years ago, which I think I still have it linked. It's my sidey to my books. But you know they said the upwards of half of the peer of view science

is fake. So just because you know BBC and these kinds of things claim it, I don't necessarily believe it. So I don't know if there are clones, I'm skeptical of it. I don't know that there are hybrid people. Maybe, but I've also read that like they'll inject you know, like point zero one percent DNA of a pig into somebody and claim that they're part pig. Well, well that's what the third the third person DNA thing was about. It was point it was zero point one percent of a third woman.

Yeah. I think there's a lot more science fraud than than we know. Do I know for sure if I don't know, So you know, we're just going on the testament, the testimony of mainstream normy outlets like BBC and stuff, which are not at all reliable. In fact, they've been caught lying many, many, many times. There's also a website that tracks actual science fraud. Um. I'm trying to think of the name of it. It's something like, uh, Pure re View Retractions or something like that.

And you'll notice how common it is for a lot of this stuff to do just be completely wholesome made up anyway. So, I mean, maybe there's cloning. Um, I would say that if cloning does exist, it's still a human It's still a mother and a father, so it's still a human being, even if it's fertilized outside of the womb. So I would say, yeah, they still have a soul because it's still still sperm an egg. It's not it's not like some other way to create a human being.

I always wondered, I guess that's one of those things which we're just gonna have to wait until the end of our lives to maybe get some insight in. I always wondered about the actual pairing of the soul with the with with a new body. Where did it come from? I mean where like, where where does the pairing come from? What is it? Is it the essence of both sperm and egg bringing a piece of the parents with them to just join energies and join pieces of each other's soul, and it creates

something new. And I always wonder it's one of those things that you'll never there's no way to scientifically put a well, I mean, as Orthodox, you know, Christian, we believe that God implants the soul a creation. So there there is the a creation of a new being, which in part is defined by that soul. So okay, So the father and the mother

do contribute to elements, but God also contributes as well. Okay, so I guess that might okay, So then going by that, going by that standard, it would be then in the laboratory, once that micro needle penetrates the egg and implants a sperm in there, at that moment is when God would have assigned and implanted a soul in that. I see what you're saying. Is God still involved if it's not directly, yeah, because it's it's not that Uh, it's not the location. It's it's the combining of the

two um components. That's the miraculous. Acting might say, certainly is miraculous, it's just getting a little bit more weird. And no, I mean, I think a lot of this is an affront to you know too,

what's natural? Unnatural? Hey, well, hey, you know, I guess that's the biggest thing about a lot of the characters inner turmoil in books like Brave New World, every character that was created in that book, all the arcs that we were following, aside from John the Savage, we're talking about people who were created in a factory assembly line that along the way, the still the the blueprint that is them, the human blueprint that was used

to create all of them. In these factories, it is still beckoning them to be inquisitive about what they are plugged into, who they are, the soul, all these things, and it's a constant battle to kind of squelch that curiosity, regardless of who their parents were or were not. So I always find that those those topics of conversations and debate are the most are the most interesting, because again, how do we how do we really know until

it's all over and we and we get a little bit of closure. But I think that's a very interesting thing to debate, especially with books like Brave New World World. Anyway, um Jay, what do you gout coming up? By the show is so that I was thinking of? Is uh? Um crap, I just looked it up. No, I forgot it again. Uh anyway, go ahead, I'm sorry. Peripheral, that's it.

The Peripheral with Chloe Moretz was the sci fi show that I was trying to think of, And you said, that's that's you watch the first William Gibson. It's a new Amazon series based on William Gibson text and you can only get through the first season. Well there's only one season so far. But I don't really I didn't really find it that interesting, even though we did

watch it. But it's kind of like again, it's like the Matrix mixed with like time travel, which I just I think time travel is socially stupid. So well, I like, I like when you and your wife get together and do all of those those breakdowns, some of the better you know, movie reviews and dives and analysis have been with her and been very enjoyable. And I'll look, I'll look. I always look out for those. Um, what it's coming up? Next for you, You're always on the

move. You you make it appearances, you have a lot of side projects and main projects. So what's coming next and where can people find it? Yeah, I mean, we got a live event coming up in Nashville, So if you're in Nashville, there's a two day event June third and fourth, which you can get tickets. If you go to any of my videos you'll see the events listed there. Then in July sixth out in Hollywood, we have a live event where I'll be speaking with provioting the books and whatnot,

doing a book signing, and Jamie Kennedy will be there. He'll be doing stand up the Jamie Kennedy from Scream Jamie Kennedy. So go ahead, if you're in the LA area, I get your tickets to our event. Also, overall my channel, I think the last couple live streams that we did on British Intelligence and the Coronation, those came out pretty good. So I would say just people should go check those out and then look underneath the

videos and the show description for all the links to the live events. There you go Jay's Analysis dot Com. And I'm looking forward to I know that we still I'm not trying to rush this year, want to savor all the years that we have. But I am looking forward to doing Godfather with you in the fall. So yeah, that's gonna be great. Yeah. Yeah, sitting on that one, ladies and gen So if you if you, Oh, by the way, I've got a big interview coming out with the

most famous living gangster. So oh, Sammy the Bull, absolutely all you got Gravano huh yeah, we did a long interview. Wow. Yeah, So look for that coming out. Okay, I'll be I'll be on the lookout for that. Way. I asked him a bunch of hot, hot topic questions. Now, hopefully none of them get edited out. I don't know them. They might have got processed out, not by him, but they, you know, give the videos to people to edit. So okay,

hopefully everything uh spicy stays in there. But I asked them all kinds of you know, I asked them about Jeff k RFK, Merlin Monroe, Uh, you know, Cia working with Mafia, all that, all that hot stuff came up. Wow, So do you have an eta on the drop of that video? His video woman messaged me the other day and she said, sometime in the next couple of weeks. I think she said something like that, Wow, Okay, the video is coming up. It is in midsummer, so maybe it's longer than that. Okay, Well, that's

gonna be a great one. Regardless, that's gonna be a great one. I'm excited for that one now. And again, Man, keep up doing all the good work and we'll talk soon. Absolutely, thank you. Man. All Right, Jay Jay's Analysis dot Com. Everybody knows him, yet to know him better. All Right, we're gonna go and take a little break and we come back. We're going to talk to you all and do

some some fun things. We're gonna do some fun things. And yeah, again, just one last thing that quite frankly, book Club, we have a spring selection is Shoeless Joe by W. P. Kinsella. It's a magical story. It's the one that pretty much was the basis for Field of Dreams. I think it's just a perfect for the season, magical story, very Americana. You don't even need to be a baseball fan to enjoy it.

That's gonna be Thursday Night Sessions starting on June first, with co host Charlie Robinson of The Macro Aggressions podcast and monthly sponsors get exclusive access to the live interactive sessions. So become a sponsor at any point and then stick on, stick On. It's only a couple of months after that that we're going to be doing The Godfather Mario Puzzo with Jay Jay Dyer, and I'm thinking I'm thinking about slipping in another book in between. I don't know yet.

I'm thinking about doing something in August. If I did something in August, it would probably be Devil in the White City, because I think that a lot of you would go wild for that book. So yeah, let's go and take a quick break. When we come back, your calls the number get your phones warmed up is nine one four two thousand. Now, this

is not I can't. I'm thinking about the ways of saying this. It's nine one four two zero zero two hundred zero two sixty nine, but I can't say two thousand two triple zero two six nine nine one four two triple zero two sixty nine. However, you're going to remember it. You'll remember it. We'll be right back. Don't go anywhere. That's not what I meant to do. You're cool. Wait a second, what is happening right now. It's intermission time, folks, I am out. I just don't

like funding. Thank you, Welcome to intermission. He'll be right back. Yeah. An admission, Yeah, ann admission now entering quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, white frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, frank frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, rankly frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly, quite frankly. We all support quite frankly, not

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and all that good stuff. Every night in June. We have a badass that we from history just in general. Actually, we've had a couple of people that we don't and it's not just men and women, it's animals too. We've had that badass World War One pigeon. We had wool Jack or a Voidtech Voidtech, the World War two Polish bear. There's been a couple

other ones there too. All of our bad asses that we have highlighted in the month of June for the past two years, they are also on the blog on quite frankly dot TV. We've got some good ones that are in the works right now, but we also need suggestions. So please, ladies and gentlemen, if you want to nominate a bad ass from history, it doesn't have to be American history. Can just be anybody who did an incredible,

awesome thing and it's just a badass through and through. Send it over to quite Frankly podcast at gmail dot com and I will pass it along to John Carroll for consideration and we will complete what is going to be another great June. You best believe it. Twisted Wizard on Rock Fin says, is it just me or does Jay look like ogre turned nerd from Revenge of the Nerds too. I don't know. Maybe that's what he's going for. I don't know. I actually don't remember Revenge of the Nerds too. I barely

remember Revenge of the Nerds. Abe over on the network side of things says, you've got to say two OOO two sixt nine and pause after the second two two O two sixty nine. Maybe maybe I can do that. I'll take it under advisement. In the spirit of tonight's conversation with Jay Dyer, Tonight's rabbit Hole, we will be playing movies featuring artificial intelligence. We also spent a good amount of time talking about Network, but we have played Network

on the on quite frankly dot tv quite a few times. It's a fantastic film. If you haven't seen it, you should, and I'm I'm certain it's not the last time that you will. You'll see it on quite frankly dot TV. But on quite frankly dot TV. After the show tonight, I had somebody emailed me said, frank you keep talking about the network and watching things on the network. Do you do that? I mean, I go to the site. Do I have to sign up for something? Said? No, you just got to go to the site. Just go to

quite frankly not TV. It's right there. You can watch the seven o'clock show there too. It rolls right into the after show. We're building really smooth systems and we're slowly piecing together a vision that isn't nowhere near come to full fruition, but it's getting there. Remember, we are not people that believe in finish lines, ladies and gentlemen. We believe in the journey and always getting better and more interesting. So there you go for the after show.

Lots of artificial intelligence related movies. Jay Goulanello got in touch with the show said, we can talk about poop if you want tomorrow, very very small amount of poop, just small. We could talk about this one, you know, pill, and also see diff just very shortly, because there's other things I want to talk about. We might do that far arming thread tomorrow. We can also jump into the the fermented foods and how they can

actually increase testosterone, increase the size of your testicles. That in particular, that one study that made the mice walk funny because their their balls got fifteen percent bigger and they also had wonderful shiny coats still. Good for them, good for them having shiny coat of hair. Me I got myself a free bird. I told Lauren a while before my birthday. You know what this freebird thing it's it's it's the shaver has the five little spinny things, the

razor in it that you just in it. She got it for me for my birthday. Best present. I have been shaving my head so nearly razor clean, and I've never taken a razor to my head. I'm not I don't think I'm ever going to do that, and it just feels so smooth. Why did I say that? Because whereas my testosterone might be through the

roof, my hair ain't coming back. All right, let's see. Revolution says, now that you've given your big oh no no, no, no, no, no no no, he says, now that you've given your big beautiful wood away for a second time, I can safely send chats without fear of being closet and gay. No cuomo. Meanwhile, what time will June Thursday book Club be piece out? Rev? It'll be around eight thirty. But guess what, ladies and gentlemen, last night's winner, boozefighter Ahab

has respectfully declined the stove top cover because again not because they weren't. They were disgusted by it. It is marvelous work. It comes at a great price over there at doctor Gottwood's, but they just don't have the room for it, and they don't they don't know whatever. They were really just sending a super chat. This is one of the things I thought about with a specialty item like this. A lot of people out there are just sending super

chats to interact with the show. So guess what we're drawing again right now? Thank you so much, Rev for reminding me. So there are many of you out there who will in just a few seconds lose for a third time this week, and one person will win after losing two times before that. So here we go. I'm touching every last one of these things. There you go, everybody's getting touched. There you go, a little wiggle for you, skiggly doo, skaggly boo. And here is our winner who

has won it. The winner is Gino, and Gino I know has sent in where's it? Where is Gino from the other day? This was Gino from two days ago. Damn it, Francis. I just finished my hockey game and saw I didn't win your wood. It was all I ever dreamed of. Oh well maybe next time. Now. Watch me go home and email Gino and say, hey man, you won. Congratulations and he says, I was just kidding, man, and I really don't need the stovetop

cover. And then I'll come in here tomorrow for a fourth. People are gonna start rejecting the stovetop cover just because the nightly raffles are just getting hilarious at this point. So congratulations, Gino. I gotta find things to send kind It's consolation prizes at this point. All right, Jimmy Ed says, my family has been watching you for eight years now. We love the guests, the callers, the chat and you, Frank, thank you. Clap, clap, thank you, Jimmy. That's eight years. That's that's a

great compliment. Thank you for spending all that time with me. I have a couple here from Bad Career Advice Chad. He wants me to go claim my podcast on Fountain dot FM. Well, okay, send me that in an email, Chad. Thank you so much, he said. Chad again says you need to have Dave Jones, the pod sage and co creator with Adam Curry of the podcasting two point er movement. He holds the keys to the future of value for value direct support. Well, hey, he's the

droid you are looking for. Send him. I love to meet new people. Send him my way. And the last thing here says, hey, Frank, it's Chad. We need to stop meeting like this. Tonight's donation thirty three dollars and thirty three cents the magic number. Thanks for all that you have done and will continue to do, for being a whitish, blackish, reddish pill for the people who love personal responsibility. I like that whitish, blackish, reddish, white, black and red though that's the colors of

the zadalza that's at also colors, so that makes sense. Thank you so much. Chat. I hope I see you in the email inbox afterwards, because that's where they're moving and the shaking like that gets done all right over on Rumble and make sure that there's any rumble rants I have not missed, and there's none there. But you know what, for eleven hundred twenty one people who are watching right now at this point of the evening, there's only

three hundred ninety five likes. I if five hundred of you who are watching right now, if five hundred of you can just at this point go move your finger from here to here and go click. It's not allow to ask, it'll it'll help us out who are climbing toward thirty thousand subscribers on Rumble, And I would really love there to be a migration of all of our

wonderful YouTube people there too, just because I don't know. I almost want them to rip the band aid off and just take the whole damn thing away so we can get onto other things, all right, nine one four five nine five six nine, No, it's not that's not it. Nine one four two o two sixty nine two hundred two sixty nine nine one four two hundred zero two sixty nine. Can't wait to hear from you. Let's see, here's what we have. Anything that we spoke about with jay? I

did the raffle again? I think that. Oh, here's another question for you, if you want to just some things that I can offer up to you as if you needed a reason. Can anyone in the legal profession out there call in and tell me what the difference between sexual assault and rape is? Can you can someone tell me, assault, battery, rape, especially when it's all sexual nature. Isn't that just isn't that all rape? To force somebody to do something sexual? And what the hell is defamation? After

this week? I just don't know. After this week, I just don't know what's going on. If this old histrionic phony, what is happening to my damn computer? If this old histrionic phony was just awarded five million dollars pretty much a retirement pension at eighty years old, and all Trump did was deny what was being lobbed at him, then I'm screwed. I mean, then this is two hours of defamation every night. Anybody who does what I do, it's screwed. So that would be interesting to hear. All right,

Let's take a call Sandy Barber. What's going on? Sandy? Hey? Hey, who's this? Yeah? I can hear. Is this Sandy? This is Kirker husband. Oh, what's going on? Kirk comes, I'm sorry, it's Sandy Stella in New York. Oh she's in New York. What's she doing over here? Dealing with the divorce of the son and daughter our grandkids? Oh no, yeah, we prayed on it. Remember, Oh yeah, I remember now. Um, yeah, well either way, I'm sorry to drudge up such crap for you there, Kirk so Hey,

but it's working out. Well, I'm happy now, I'm happy. What's on your mind tonight yet? Uh? I just wanted to remind you all of that and bring you up to date on that. But about the border, I live here down on the border, and where I live, it's kind of like you either coming here or you don't. And I've been seeing people show up here that don't belong here, So it's starting to it's starting to make its appearance there on your your property, at your personal property.

Yeah, my little neighborhood here, Yeah, they In fact, I think you know, the Baptist church here has a sanctuary. And there are blackout buses thing coming into my our area. I saw too today, so I wouldn't be surprised. We got those same blackout buses over here in Westchester County, the same Worcester County airport that Air Force one just landed in today

because Joe Biden was at Worcester Community College blocking up all the traffic. But that same Worcester County airport is where these uh, these these people are are floating in massive numbers put onto commercial buses and just shipped all around the county by darkness of night. And and it's it's changing a lot of things for the worst. Yes it is. And they're showing up in my neighborhood and I'm out of the way, but this Baptist encampment and apparently invites them.

Yep, yep. The American congregations of every denomination are are in on the trafficking these days. Whether they think that they're doing a good thing or not. They are assisting governments and cartels alike in having a place for trafficked people to come and and then you know, be used as a political weapon to displace a native population. So it's just it's just incredible what's being done. I'm sorry that you're seeing it firsthand, but unfortunately it is not going to

stay around you. It's going to go to everybody else too. There, Kirk, thanks for the call. You're welcome, Frank, have a good night, you two, You two all the best to him and his family. Nine one four five nine five six nine five three. Using people as weapons, it's despicable. It's not about being disgusted by people, all right, or or people in need. It's this entire thing. There's no oh man, well whatever, all right, four eight zero you're on the air.

Who's this? No? Try again for eight zero you're on the air. Okay, they were there. What is going on? Truth quest? Hey Frank, how are you doing. I'm doing great, It's great to have you on. Well, thank you. Um. You might want to try Nisim shampoo. When I started using Nisim shampoo years ago, my hair stopped falling out and it grew back. Oh, nis him, nis him. Yep. They're from Canada. They have hair growing like rapid hair growing

products, and they have hair restorative. It's just shampoo. There's no side effects. So all right, well I would they look into that. Also, I sent you a couple of my old commercials I did back in cable access days, back where we had a potential audience of three million people because we shopped our tapes around to other cable access channels. Three million, thus potential we had no way of knowing, you know, back in those days in the nineties early nineties. Well, the same thing for us too.

Over here. We in two thousand and seven, around two thousand, maybe two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine. Right the time that we moved into our first studio location, me Anthony Mike, we got in touch with our local Cable Vision um public Access, and they bundle any kind because it's public access. Anybody can apply for a slot and you can go and you can send in your DVDs every week and and and that's it. So

we would get a slot. We had like a I think it maybe at ten o'clock or an eleven o'clock Monday night slot in Harrison, New York, in Yonkers and somewhere else too, which you know, Yonkers is enormous. H Yonkers, you know, could very well be a a you know, the sixth Borough. But you know, I was looking at that and we the shit that we sent to Cable Vision every week, and the ship that

some some poor people out there saw on Monday nights. And there's there'd be a long time, a lot of times that we would forget to send into DVDs after a while, so the same thing would be running throughout the entirety of our contract with them. Oh I feel so bad, But you know, as far as potential, yeah, I mean there's there's millions, there's millions across those I tell you back then, back when I had cable,

when I was student cable Access. I was flipping through the channel. They have the fifty channels at that time here in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, and you know, there was nothing on, and there's one show that came on. It was Cable Access. It was two skinny teenage kids beating the crap out of each other in their backyard giving like wrestling. Backyard wrestlings so funny. And I finally saw the guy and I said, man, there was nothing on TV. I saw your show. It was brilliant. I was

laughing so hard. He looked at me the serious face. He goes, it's not supposed to be funny. Everybody wants to be taken seriously, Aaron, thank you for the call. Man. All right, man to take care, buddy. There you go. I had a couple of friends who are doing backyard wrestling in New Jersey, and I think they gave that up, but I always wanted to have something like. There are very smaller they're

smaller wrestling organizations that they just I don't know. Everybody does it for the love, and they have their personalities and they try to have their their backstories just like the WWE, the old WWF days and stuff, and there's a lot of those smaller ones. I would love to find a small wrestling organization that is putting out new content that we can partner with and we can have a night where that stuff can be seen on the network and it is nearly

exclusive because of how small the organization is or whatever. I don't care how I would love to do that things like that anyhow, Let's go nine one four two zero zero zero two six nine. We have a couple of super chats, The Rumble, not Rumble, the gold pills. Crockett Man says, Frank, you should interview badass Uncle Sam during the tribute month. He's a host on Patriots Soapbox. We'll send me some information about him and what

is so badass about Uncle Sam? Chai Possum, Thank you so much, Sean, Joe, Jesse eightee eight porpoiseful showing all these wonderful people that I see every night, sending gold pills to support the network, Thank you, over and over. Movie Monday, Children of Men or the Road says squickly. For what it's worth, your symptoms appear to be gpu related to me. Cheers Frank, Well, I guess we're gonna know soon enough. And and I think Chad gave himself over to the gold Pills as well to make

sure I saw about his podcasting offers. So let's take into the call. Let's see, uh see, what's going on? Cee. This is Chris h called in a couple times. What's going on? Chris? Sorry about your new phone system challenges. I was just wondering if you've ever looked at churches and NGOs participating in this is purely a business decision. Yeah, yeah,

man, that's what it seems like to me. Intersectionality took the public sector, so you get all that, all the intersectional votes are clearly democrat, but these guys seem like they're just trying to siphon the would be real hard. Oh, this is a lot. This is a lot of money coming straight from DC. Maybe these these faith based initiatives on the border, they are funded by by our taxes, the taxes that are collected from us. Part of that goes to these organizations. I mean, we're talking about

trillions that are just taken and circulated and you lose track of them. So yeah, it is all business decisions and of course because they are. They have a front of a Lutheran church over here, a Baptist, a Catholic church. It seems to be all very humanitarian, but it's they're dealing their business and dealing in dealing and moving people. They may move people for a

business. Most definitely in im into the public schools, they'll turn them in a sectional Or do you think this population is going to be staying religious due to the churches required investment in them as it's required, but well active investment or appearance of investment. I missed that, Chris, because you broke up.

Oh I'm sorry, I'm just I might ask you. I'm trying to ask if you think that once they go into the public school system them the intersectional cult is going to pick them up, or if these churches are kind of relying on them not going into the public school system and being turned intersexual, that makes anything? I think. Damned if you do, damned if you don't private schools, you might have some luck avoiding the kind of mental

meat grinder from the I don't know. In the private charter schools, it might be able to find a lot of schools that you can trust, that you can vet all the teachers, the staff, and what their curriculum is. That could be wide wide open. I'm I'm not denying that there's some good people out there, and thanks with the call Chris and good schools out there, but I don't know if they have any interest, not only if they get paid, what do they care? Where do they go next?

Wherever they go next, they're gonna be still. They're gonna be subsidized by us, and then they're especially their education and the education at A has them is all about how how noble they are and their ancestors were, and even if they weren't from around here, they're just gonna be taught that you being here is a noble wise reconquering of a land that was stolen from you. That's what it is. I mean, that's gonna be what's gonna be waiting

for them. And and hopefully some are still have their families intact and good family structure. You're you're usually able to resist a lot of that. Hopefully many of them have faith, because that's something that will that will run aground.

That will, I would say, butt heads with a lot of that intersectional progressive negativist thinking and and school material, not only so far you can go with that before all of you, the things that you believe in and you hold deer is contradicted by the political class that's trying to own you as a demographic. So I don't know, I don't know. There's a lot more there's a lot more variables, I think in the migration that's happening in

the western hemisphere than in the East. As I've said before, people coming up from Central and South America are largely Christians, largely Catholics. There are things that we can still over time connect with though it's the volume is it's massive, the volume of people massive, the chances of assimilation little to none, little to none. So the best the best chances for revival is going to be local and regional places that take control and try to break away from

whatever their plans are wholesale for the whole country. That's the best places for revival in an American sense is local and regional efforts. Always, that's always the answer. It's the only the only hope, all right. Nine one four two zero zero zero two six nine nine one four two zero zero zero two six nine. The Sentinel says, great show, Frank not a lawyer,

but I once was an army paralegal and accompany CDR. In lay terms, sexual assault is any unwanted touching by an accused, even without intent. Sexual battery is aggressive sexual solicitations and may involve touching. And then of course you get down into the nitty gritty of criminal versus civil and it's just this is what they're going to do. And you've seen the secondary reporting on this.

Can this be the thing that puts Donald Trump in jail? If he's jailed, if he's jailed, like they're just trying to do the exes and os. How can we get this guy in jail? How can we get him in jail? We need to get him out of the way. This twenty twenty fourth thing, it's bad enough for us, Well, how do we just get them in jail. They're just sitting around a war room table

with the x's and o's, and they're doing it in public. They're actually asking these questions and and almost like holding a public conference through the newspapers. And we're supposed to think that they're actually following they're they're just following the law. They're just so obsessed with the law. Meanwhile, Meanwhile, they're sending a you know, a small platoon of army officers down to the border, not to protect the border, but to process the invaders at the border.

They're up here. They're up here pushing an eighty year old lying harpy around on CNN, working with the New York legislature to to indefinitely extend the Statue of Limitations on anything that They pretty much extended the Act of Limitations on prosecuting people for rape and assault like that, just so this woman can go out there and sue Donald Trump. That's what New York did, all at the advice of George Conway, Donald Trump's one of his top advisors. Ex husbands.

Now, she what a disaster, what an embarrassment. Let's see, and we have a Trump town hall that's going on right now. Actually, so I think what we're going to do is, I think we're gonna get off I think it's where a lot of people are anyway, because it's on CNN and uh, and we're going to leave you off with that, and you can hang out with that, and then afterwards all of our rabbit hole Wednesday programming will kick into gear. Thank you guys, and gals for all

of your help hanging out and the company. Thank you to Jay Dyer for being around. And I think we had another great night. Always always is a good time when you're surrounded by friends. Tomorrow is another one. We'll have Jay Goulanello in. Maybe we'll talk a little bit about what we saw on CNN and the clips that will be available and everything else will we'll work itself out. Goodnight, have a good one. Get to quite frankly dot TV. You can watch some of this town hall and then you can go

into the after hours programming as scheduled. I'll see you there. I'll catch you on the flip side quite Frankly as film before alive studio audience. Now our super chatters starting with the Sentinel Revolution, Jimmy ed Bad, Career Advice Chad. Thank you to everybody that's been watching. Thank you to all my friends on the Foxhole, on the Rumble, Rants, on the super Chats, but everybody in between. Tomorrow is another day. Thank you for tonight.

Just a little bit of a reminder, a word to the wise, if you will do not worry about the worries from yesterday, leaving in the past, move forward with confidence because there are so many new things to be experienced today, new joy to be had, So move forward, be strong and have a girl ray rest of your day. Are you shut up? L