037: Rejuvenated

What do you say, comrade? We tell you why you come to listen to unrelenting. To find out the truth about what's going on in the world. Do not listen to your government. No. Listen to unrelenting. Hello and welcome to episode number 37 of unrelenting. It is August 5th, 2022. I am Darren O'Neil. And I'm still here in the motherland, the United States. But I'm not too sure where our fellow traveler has been over the last couple of weeks. You've been on. The motherland, was Ireland.

You've been undercover. Well, yeah, it should be. But I don't want people to know that it's misdirection. Yes, that's right. You wouldn't want anyone to know you're actually in Ireland, right? I wish I was. Well, maybe not anymore. Yes. Say, I don't know if you really would wish. You know, it's probably nice to go on vacation. I don't know if I'd want to be there full time. I do like the Irish accent with women that I think that's a that's a big plus. It's a good accent with women. Yes.

The the European way though and unfortunately Ireland's a part of the EU. Yeah. They decided to stay because they hate the British. Which I mean, I'm all for hating the Brits. Sorry, but I saw that Spain part of the EU because of global warming and because of this energy cuts, astroturfing going on now. Catastrophes even. Yes, the public places the public buildings in Spain now, which include movie theaters, restaurants, all this.

So if you're a public venue in Spain, the lowest or I should say the coolest, that you can set your air conditioning to 81 degrees Fahrenheit. Well, that's fair. What's this? Let's the snakes will like it. Yes. Yeah. If you want to be sweaty and smelly, then that's the place you want to go. Well, historically speaking, Spain has been. Warm or smelly and sweaty. Sweaty and smelly. Absolutely. If you're listening. I'm just saying. Historically speaking, that's true.

So it's like this is why we have technology and this is why we have the ability to cool the air. But no, 81 degrees is not a reasonable temperature to cool a room down to. Yes, well, this is a self-imposed thing for Europe, so they're welcome. Yeah. I mean, wouldn't you just rather buy some more fuel efficient? Yeah, I'm that guy. I know what I'm thinking. I'm like, I don't care who I'm buying.

But if I was if I was Europe right now, what I would have done instead of this bullshit of paying for your citizens and risking having another French Revolution in Europe, is I would have said, we're going to proclaim Ukraine to not be a part of Europe and be done with it. Just wipe your hands of them. It's just not part of Europe. So it's not our problem. It's more part of the United States. But it clearly, clearly is. I mean, there's that. Much, much like Alaska is part of Russia.

Well, they want it back now. Well, there was never officially sold. The signatures never happened. It was just the documents were sent. They were never signed. So, I mean, if you're going by the letter of the law. Mm hmm. That's a little inconvenient for the United States. That would kind of. Well, although, I mean, who needs Alaska if you're not going to pump oil out of it? Well, that's absolutely true. I mean, the goals are a been sucked out. Yeah, it's a beautiful place.

But yeah, the resources are what make it valuable. Yes. Yes. And Sarah Palin. Yeah, well, she was back on the radar. I don't know if she thinks she's making a comeback. Right. Run. I think she'll go up against Trump. First female president. I thought that was going to be Kamala Harris any day now. I mean, although that's not really the same if you're not elected. That's not really. Yeah. Yeah, we don't want that. I mean, really you. Well, in the first in the in.

The brilliant TV show Veep, that was exactly the situation that ends up happening is that the the first female vice president is not elected. So that's no good. Yeah. Yeah. Her running mate, the president decides to leave office. Which a lot of people think. Joe. Well. Yeah, well, you know, they're following the script of Veep. If you watch that wouldn't surprise me that if there were actually writers of that show. In that show, the president was a total nincompoop.

Oh, like Joe Biden. Oh, that's right. But it was the I don't I've only I've watched part of that but I don't remember if the Louie Drew Julia Louis-Dreyfus. DREYFUS Yeah. If her character in there or. In there yeah. Yeah. But her character in that show wasn't a complete moron, was she? No.

No, she wasn't the laugh aholic. No. She was actually plotting behind the scenes, trying to use whatever little platform she had to try and kind of make herself look stately to one day become the first female president. But in the plotline of that show, just to spoil it for you, but it's a great show, very much worth watching. It does in the beginning, the first female president when the president leaves, and then that happens shortly before an election.

And then in the election, she thinks she's the shoo in right to be the first elected female president. And they another woman ends up running against her and winning. Which we could have exactly this playing out. Huh? With Hillary. With. Yeah. Well, if anybody I mean, although I don't think there's any woman that's going to be the number one slot for the Republicans, because that's just not the way the cards are shuffled at this point.

Because I don't I don't think there's any chance that it's not Donald Trump or DeSantis. That's I think those are your two main choices. And it wouldn't surprise me if they got together because that's, I think, the only problem Trump would have in a in the primary is Ron DeSantis. So if they just come out right off the bat and say, well, Robert Santos is going to run as his vice president, who else is going to be like, Yeah, I want a primary against Donald Trump? Uh, yeah.

I mean, that would be horrible. But yeah. I mean, yes, there are too many people at stopping Trump. Trump will not win it out. Trump will not win. It's that simple. If if there are people out there that really want him to run, they have to realize they're going to hand the election to a Democrat. Which would be really. Really bad. Yeah. And it'll, it'll solidify once and for all and then it maybe Obama that runs it'll solidify once and for all that the Republican Party is dead.

Well they have to realize that Joe Biden is not running this country now. No. So we know that the strings are being pulled and we can only guess, I. Don't know, a single person under 35. Sorry to interrupt you. That would vote for another eight year old. I don't care which side of the party now. I agree it's a bad idea. I mean, the selling point I would guess for Trump would be, hey, if he dies, the Santos is there.

But I think Trump and I don't know, I think from everything we've seen, his ego is huge. So I don't know if it's possible for him to. The biggest. To get that reality check which is, you know, you are at this point the dawn of the Republican Party. You're seeing candidates that he endorses winning all over the place. You could have just as much effect on the wellness of the country. You could actually probably have more effect if you would just give your blessing to Ron DeSantis.

And he's going to do what you want to do anyway. It's a better bet. And if Trump wanted to pass the torch, have one of his kids run. Do you think that the public would go for that? Do you think there's is there any less hatred if one of Trump's kids runs or does that just all follow through from. Yeah, I think well, I think there is I think that Trump kid would actually get more votes than Trump.

And here's why is because for a lot of I was going to say millennials, but they're not even millennials. They're they're some millennials and some zoomers are rightfully so, are just sick and tired of grandparents running shit. And the old conservative leaning ones don't want to vote for an old guy. And I agree with him. I'm not voting for Trump. I had an episode about this three months ago where I said, God, I hope Trump doesn't run because he's going to ruin it for the Republicans this time.

He got in. Last time is not getting in this time he doesn't have the votes. A lot of people have voted against the having. The Democrat 80 year old, when presented with a younger Democrat, will vote for the lesser of those two. The younger of the two, I guess I would say so much like good luck running against the first black president. Good luck running against a 50 year old Democrat. Trump would lose.

Yeah, and it's unfortunate that the Republicans don't have a middle aged woman near the top of the rankings. Does that would be a great. Yeah, that would be absolutely a middle aged woman on a DeSantis ticket would be absolutely perfect. Which I mean, I guess there was she didn't want anything to do with it. But at one point, I thought Condoleezza Rice would have been a shoo in for for a presidential candidate. Yeah, I think she's happy with where she's at. Well, most.

People are, because being president does not bring. Every happiness. Right. It does not bring roses and sunshine for the rest of your life. It brings a lot of hassles. Exactly. It brings a lot of money, but it brings a lot of hassles. I don't think it brings a lot of money, dude. I think being in Congress, you make a lot more money. No, no. You got to look at Obamas. What they've made before. They were in the White House. Yeah.

I mean, they're making millions of dollars for speaking engagements and book deals and podcast deals, although it seems like with most of these deals they sign that they take the money and they never did that actually. Yeah. Yeah. Which is like, wow, you still get paid because I know, I know they were part of the whole thing that Rogan's part of Spotify that they had a deal and then just never produced the content or something. Mm hmm. So what did you get? The the upfronts.

Did you pay that money back? But wouldn't it be nice if you had the ability to be like, oh, I'm going to go do a half hour speech somewhere and it was going to net you a million bucks. Mm hmm. That's a good opportunity. Enjoy that. Yeah, for sure. I would enjoy that a lot. I mean, no brainer, right? Uh huh. But you talk about like these are the same folks now when it comes to the Democrats who a lot of them are leaning like Social fist.

It's like, what do you not what how you take that kind of money, then I don't get it. Just like Bruce Springsteen, man, if you want to espouse socialism to the world, what did you do with that half a billion dollars you just got for your catalog? Did you give it away? Did you give it to the government? Did you donate it? And I haven't heard any of that. Yeah, well, you can't start looking at the hypocrisy for people that want to improve the world. You have to you have to just give it to them.

Makes sense. How about how about the privilege of Brittney Griner? I think we need to talk about that. Story now that that's that that dude that's playing for the Russian basketball team. Right. Exactly. That's what I thought. She has been convicted. Mm hmm. Nine years in a Russian gulag. I love the fact that. And fined a million rubles. It's like that. 16,000. Dollars. It's like it's a lot less of it seems a lot less severe. It's like the $16,000 fine.

There's almost laughable when it comes with a nice. Funny prison. Set. It's funny how the U.S. has had a war on drugs for 35 years. And they gave. Russia just simply is winning it. Yeah. Well, the United States gave up the war on drugs and there are two cases to be made. And I could make either one of them in a debate for, you know, freedom. People should be allowed to do whatever they want. And I agree with that.

But on the other side of that, with that freedom, you are literally killing yourself with a lot of these substances and you are causing a massive social disaster because of the amount of people that are now destitute on the street, can't fend for themselves or are totally addicted to various amounts of drugs. So I get countries like Russia who are like, Hey, our drug laws are if you break it. For even. A fairly small amount of marijuana in this case, it seems, and the vape cartridges.

Tend like a kilogram. You're going to do hard time, you know that? Yep. Yep. But the insanity here now is not that she's got a nine year sentence with Russia. The insanity is now what's going to happen here, because the reports seem to say that Joey Biden and the Funky Bunch are willing to give up a pretty bad dude. In order. To get her back.

It's like, really, you're going to give up a, you know, a guy that seems to be a terrorist, that is a threat to national security to get back a idiot that brought pop. I haven't heard this. Hoo hoo hoo. Is the guy. Boots or something like that. Some guy who's been holding some Russian boot boots, you say, yeah, Max Boot or something. Now the Senate Russian name. I don't care if it's not. That's the guy's name. How do you not know who this is?

This you're like you're the Russian asset. How do you not know this? I've never heard of this person. I don't know who. This sounds more Chinese and Russian. Okay. Hey, I'm not wanting to. Let's see. Prisoner swap for Merchant of Death. Hmm. Russian arms dealer. What is the name? You know, this is the problem with news overall is that it's all and then it starts a video. I mean, screw you FOX News Russian arms dealer you know would be be nice if they actually gave the.

Name would be wouldn't that maybe maybe it's this the thing. About poverty Viktor Bout known as the origin of death. Yes. Last name, belt, beauty. Or how would you do that? No, I wouldn't say Booth. And that's the guy the movie was made about the movie. Which movie? He's not even Russian. He's like Belorussian. They call him a Russian arms dealer. What is. Russia? That's a different country. But they. Russia wants him back for some reason. Then why wouldn't I? I don't. Think so. Let's.

I really don't think he you know, uh, yeah, he was that movie about the arms dealer was about him, I believe. That movie about the arms. There's only been one movie ever about arms dealers. There's been three. But I think he was an all of them. Victor. And a totally. Which bout beauty you like be you boot boot. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He he was born in Tajikistan. A Russian arms dealer entrepreneur or former. He's military.

Absolutely an entrepreneur. Yeah. But there is I've seen at least two movies about him. It's who's the guy that's. Yeah, Dushanbe. Dushanbe? Yes. In Tajikistan. It's not Russia. Hey. Well Russia wants him back or something. Not really. I guess we will not have to worry about Brittney Griner getting there. I don't think we will. Which I think no matter what, releasing somebody that is a a dangerous criminal, making that. One's not a criminal. Jesus Christ sees an arms dealer.

That's not a criminal. I forgot you. You dabbled in this for a while. I just yesterday picked up a business card of somebody that says Arms dealer out. Now this guy is being held and they want him. We can agree on that much. No, no, we cannot. We agree to that. He's being held by the United States. Yeah, totally. For convictions, for criminal intent to traffic arms and conspiracy to kill. Yeah, that is literally the same thing that the FBI does on a daily basis.

Well, yeah, we got to put somebody in a van with a loaded up, moving. Explodes out this this guy basically sold airplanes like crappy junky old ex-military planes to African, you know, government regimes that seem to change on a daily basis. That's his crime. He was arrested in Thailand. Extradited? Mm hmm. Russian protests. The Russian foreign ministry took steps to prevent him from being extradited to the United States. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov suggested he was innocent. He is innocent.

We'll see this is probably why Russia wants him back. So this guy may be more innocent than Brittney Griner because we know he is. She went in there with the drugs. And I think it's an interesting thing to me because I know we're living in a really weird age, that the meanings of words are changing pretty much on the fly. Mm hmm. But I look at Vladimir Putin and Russia as a country, kind of in the same vein as Donald Trump.

And I believe that, you know, they'll make deals, Zelda bend a little bit. But with the United States rhetoric still being Brittney, Griner is being held for no reason. This is this is they're detaining her for no. Reason, by the way, this guy Viktor Bout that they they want this swap. Yeah but you're saying apparently. Allegedly. Yeah. Yeah. So he flew planes for the United Nations in Sudan and for the United States in Iraq. That I don't doubt. Mm hmm. Yeah. He's. Well traveled.

He had a fleet of planes that could be leased out to the highest bidder. Also this Taylor Swift. She's got a plane that she leases out. Mm hmm. And people are mad about that. Yeah. A lot of planes out of Ukraine to Iraq. And then you wonder why they want to put them in prison. Why do you think they want to put him in prison? Because he knows too much. Well, that that will do it. Mm hmm. But I'm just surprised he hadn't committed suicide by hanging well with a bullet in the back of his head.

Okay, this will happen eventually. Mm hmm. This will has, I think also his nickname is the Sanctions Buster. Oh, well, there's a lot of sanctions out there right now. Yeah, a lot of busting to be done. Yeah. He used to fly frozen chickens for the U.N.. Sounds like a movie. Also for French soldiers for the French Foreign Legion. So both of them fight about the same. Yeah. Yeah. Frozen chickens and foreign leaves. The French Foreign Legion is bad ass that they are not to be jokes about.

To be trifled with. We apologize. No, no, they're just. Yeah, well, we should apologize because just like the Inquisition, you never expect the French Foreign Legion. But Joe Biden put out a statement on Brittney Griner, which said today American citizen Brittney Griner received a prison sentence. That is one more reminder of what the world already knew. Russia is wrongfully detaining Britain wrongfully. Yes. This is now. Britney, the drug dealer rightfully retained. Okay. Now. Right.

Well, this is where if I'm Vladimir Putin, if I'm Russia, I'm like, screw you, United States. This constantly saying she's being wrongfully detained is not doing this woman any good. This is a out and out or weli in ly because nobody is saying she didn't bring drugs into Russia where it's illegal. Yeah, exactly. So saying she's being wrongfully detained is bullshit. Yeah, she's. Being detained because she broke a local law.

You could say a lot of things, but when you keep saying that they are wrongfully detaining her, if I'm Russia, I'm like, you know what? We're not releasing her. Ha ha, fuck you. Nine years in the gulag. I hope you're happy, Britney. Yeah, she admitted it. You know, she was an idiot, and. She'll make friends with the other dudes. Very quickly. But she's a big and she's a big fan.

But to me, this just doesn't make sense when we have the knowledge that she did break the law, she brought vape cartridges in with banned substances in Russia. And what I know just from going to Ireland, you don't break the local laws, because if you do, you'll wind up in jail. And I believe. What happens in Singapore, if you spit gum on the ground. You probably go to jail. It. You don't remember this? No, I've never been Singapore. You what you get, you get 20 caning lashes. Oh, nice.

Oh, that's right. That's right. Yeah. But in Ireland, I think when I was there, it was still against the law to say something. An abortion negative about the pope. Well, no. You want to have an abortion, you end up in prison. Are you like them being. This is so there's no question that she broke the local law so she's being wrongfully detained. And this isn't a slip of the tongue. This is the word everybody in the United States government is using.

This is what the woman from the WNBA, everybody saying she's wrongfully detained. It's like, no, she's not. She's being detained for breaking a local law. You could just say, hey, she was being detained for a mistake, blah, blah, blah. She didn't mean to, but no, you can't say to me this is the most just you want to talk about having privilege. This is it like, oh, no, she's being wrongfully detained. We don't agree. Do you think for one minute if she. Was.

Yugoslavian they many small country, if she was a player that went from one of these other countries and then broke the law, do you think that anybody cares? You think that anybody's doing anything like, no, this is all just American privilege. The country that Brittney Griner hates in the first place doesn't want to stand up for the national anthem she loves Joe Biden. Well, you know, he's a Lincoln boo.

And this is like she's been in a Russian prison for as long as she has, because I don't think this happens under Nero. Yeah. Because they don't want the optics, but they know Biden is weak and but now weak old Biden. Weak ass Biden is still poking the bear with, well, this is wrongfully being done. I finally know. So I found the two movies I was referring to, which I'm shocked. You can remember. The professional. Lord of War. Never heard of it. Oh, my God. Look it up. Lord of war with it.

Had that one actor in it, right? That guy. And then he had that one guy. It was loosely based on him. The character was anyway. And then also the other one that I remember watching was Merchant of Death Money, Guns and Planes. I never heard of it. And then the third one was the man who makes war possible. Your vivid descriptions of the movies are what bring people into the show. I know people like my movie reviews with that one guy. That one guy, the one guy. The one guy.

He's always in that movie with that one girl. Um, well, he's got that weird, kind of, like, look to him. Nicolas Cage. That's the guy I'm thinking of. He does have a weird look to him. Yeah. He's also like a thousand movies he played. Victor Wow. Well, I'm sure he brought Victor to life. Well, in a weird way. I mean, Victor is a much better looking man than Nicolas Cage. Yeah, but Nicolas Cage is not currently being detained by the United States government that we know of anyway.

Yeah, I mean, that we know of exactly who knows what kind of clerical error he must have committed. But I mean, this will be an interesting thing to watch because. If they do that swap, that is going to be hilarious because basically one non-government person for another non-government person, that's this is what we're down to now. Yeah. These are so. And he's not even Russian.

And they're trying to be little Russia for their drug laws because, you know, here in the United States, it's like you want to do drugs. That's wait, wait, let me let me quick look up. How many people are arrested for drug possession in the United States? Yesterday? I'm sure there's a decent amount. Kamala Harris tried to put them on drugs. I thought marijuana was cool. These days, it doesn't count as a real offense. A lot of people don't understand that the states all have different laws.

I know that's confusing, which is basically what happened with the alcohol laws and everybody was like, Well, you know, we should really just make this the same everywhere. So let's federalize that. And that's the those are the words that should send chills up and down your spine. The let's federalize. That. Yeah. Yeah. Because I mean, clearly, people are wrongfully arrested, right. That's if they do if they get arrested for, you know. For according to your right.

Yes. According to Joe Biden, anybody arrested for drugs that goes against a local law. I mean, whether it's Russia or whether it's in the state in the United States. Well, I mean, to be wrong. Last year there were a total of 545,602 marijuana arrests. How many? 545,602. Wow. Yeah. That virologist Ben Fletcher, though, I mean, they. Well, they might have been, but now out of those, only 45,207 were for trafficking, which is what she's charged with, I believe. Because of the weight that.

Because she had a kilo of marijuana. Yeah. So, I mean, really, she was. Let's see, Russia arrests one person. The US arrests 45,000 people. Clearly, clearly an unjust arrest in Russia. I'm guessing there have been more people arrested for drug crimes in Russia, although you probably know better. And the have you heard. Of any other people arrested? No. But why would we? I'm not in Russia. I don't know. I don't try to bring drugs in.

The well, I mean, in Russia, the only drug arrests that I recall were on the Olympic team. Oh, the amount that she was bringing in. Her. Would probably have beaten. I mean, I don't know how long she goes there for because she goes for whatever the Russian. For a season. It's a season. And I don't know how long that is, though, because obviously there's the Russian season, then there's the WNBA.

I don't know if that's like a month or six months or whatever it is, but I'm guessing what she brought in was enough for her personal use for that time. I don't think it was like I'm bringing in enough to to sell to the little kids in the neighborhood. But again, no, but break the law. You break a law. Yeah. Wiggle room. If the law says this is what happens when you bring this in. And I would have given her a lot more leeway if this wasn't the sixth or seventh season that she had gone to Russia.

So she was well aware. I guess maybe she was just too stupid when she was going under Donald Trump. Nobody was going to stop her with the drugs. But once Biden got elected, she was too dumb to know that. The more. I don't know about. The White House. Yeah. Was not going to be helpful. Yeah. Yeah, I this whole wrongfully arrested thing is ridiculous. Well, it is, because it makes zero sense and it's anybody that hears this has to know this is a lie. And this is the scary part.

We're being told, like bald faced lies and people are just like, Oh, okay. It's like, well, no, Joe Biden, she isn't being wrongfully detained. She broke a local law. Nobody is even arguing that fact. Nobody's saying she was set up. Nobody saying they planted the drugs on her. That was, you know, from minute one. There was a little bit of that.

But then it's like, well, no, I didn't hear from one of her teammates or one of her friends that was like, no, Brittney doesn't vape no, this is obviously she did it. And then she admitted that she did it. So how she's being wrongfully detained is an outright lie, which is just more reason why people don't trust the government. Amen. And this is why we do trust Russia. At least they'll have their laws. Yeah. Force them.

Yeah. She says I made an honest mistake, and I hope this ruling doesn't end my life. Yeah, well, I mean, if she's going to be the biggest dude in the prison, so I don't see that happening. The rumor. And again, that's all this is, is within 30 days they'll be making that prisoner swap. But of course, that's not guaranteed. I'm sure she knows. About you know, I wouldn't trade her for this dude. You know, I would save her for I would trade her for Zelensky. There's a good prisoner swap.

Now you reinstate. Us, you send us Zelensky, we'll send you Graner. We already have the rules, don't you, though? Not in Russia, we don't. Oh, they see. They want Zelenskiy in. I'm saying it's a good prisoner swap Zelensky for Garner. True. What he. If you want to make it, you know. Fair if he's that patriot he would stand up and do that. Well the US State Department, if they actually want this freak of a basketball player back, maybe they should take care of this.

The bottom line is don't break the law in a foreign country and expect to get away with it just because you've got some American privilege that doesn't fly anymore. Yeah, there's no American privilege in half the world at this point. All of these people that hate America and I think Brittney Griner is in that category, that Asian country are not proud. Well, this is what happens when you weaken your country. Her country is full of racists. Of course she hates America. Right?

Yeah. I mean, you know, I can't really tell you the skin color of her being any different than the new Russians standing next to her in the photo. But clearly she's black. I think she considers herself to be anyway. So yeah, America bad. She's black. She's gay, she does drugs, and all of a sudden she is the enemy of the Russian state. Yeah, exactly. Well, this will be fun to watch. Yeah, I think I would probably do the prisoner swap for Zelensky if I was Russia.

You know, like, we have a great idea for you since you keep suggesting that this woman is being unjustly detained. Uh huh. Uh huh. We're just going to start raising the stakes. You know, this is exactly it. This is what happens when you keep harping on this, you know, wrongfully detained. This is. No. Yeah, it's not. Every time you say that, I would be like, the price is going up. All you have to do, Americano is is say she was convicted of a local offense. We don't agree with that law.

We love drugs in the United States. So we want to get her home. But to be like I got wrongfully did. To me, this is very similar to the to the Europeans that are protesting Roe v Wade being dislodged. Right? No, it was it was beautiful. Oh, my God. It's an unconstitutional change in the laws by the Trump appointed court European saying this where every single country in Europe has harsher laws against abortion. Yes. Than Roe v Wade. Which I don't think most people have any blanket clue.

That that yeah. Somebody should do an episode on that topic. Uh huh, uh huh. Let's see, I just did a show Wednesday, but I could I could pop out another one where abortion are more. I mean, I talked about this a little bit where they're more harsh because I just thought it was the funniest that where the biggest protests were happening were in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago. And it's like it's still legal here. Morons. I mean, you do realize that right now.

What are the few states that have out, you know, that have made them illegal and then do your protests? That might make. So that might be dangerous. They don't want to do that. Right, because. That's what they go to the red states where people have guns and might start plinking them off. Yeah. Like they're playing duck hunter this like play abortion protest hunter. Mm hmm. That is not suggested. Just to put that out there.

That there there are two countries in Europe that completely forbid abortion in the EU. Uh, in the EU, yeah, yeah, yeah. In the EU. The two countries don't allow abortion. The rest of them have limits and restrictive laws on abortion. Uh, so Liechtenstein only allows when a woman's life or health is at risk. Those horrible lich justinian's. Oh, how about this? Poland only allows abortion when a woman's life is at risk or the pregnancy is a result of sexual assault.

I think we have to protest Poland for having horrible abortion laws that really don't respect women's rights. What do you think it. How do the people in Russia handle that or I'm sorry for Poland, same thing. How do you handle that? Well, you do have personal responsibility. Maybe you just. Personally offended CSB and me at the same time. In one sense. Great. Your best. Sister was the best ever. In Poland. I mean, Russia. I mean Poland. I think they have personal responsibility. That's how.

Yeah, it's well, they're also Catholics. And now the pope used to not allow abortions, which I guess the current one does. Whatever, you. Know, I'm a good Catholic boy. I don't have any horse in the race. I understand, though, if you're going to have abortions, I think it is way less evil and wrong the sooner it is done. Meaning, okay, maybe you get that X amount of weeks. But I don't think it makes a difference. Honestly. Morally it shouldn't because you're doing the same thing. Same thing.

Yeah. It's like saying, well, you know, beating the crap out of your two year old is better than out of your ten year old. What's way better to beat up a ten year old? Well, I mean, it really is kind of the same thing. It does. Yes. No, I. I would say there's a there's a show up there. Right. They're looking for a nice time. TimeCode people timecode are. Always looking for a nice. So you never know how these things show up here that. Uh huh yeah I think that.

But if you're making that case and in a rational mind, I would say, well, okay, because I believe this doesn't mean everybody has to. I still believe it's wrong. And I would say all things considered would be like, don't do that, but I'm not going to stop you from making that choice. But there have, I think, limits. I think that comedian guy was pretty good. Yeah. The Bill Burke bra prayer bar bill Bar. Bill Bar. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's right. He just at a clip that went viral, right?

Yeah. It was pretty good where he said, you know, I I'm a guy I like. I think women have the right to choose what to do with their bodies. I'm not going to go in and tell a woman what they can and can't do. I mean, he's getting this big applause like. Mm. Right. And no go return. Yeah. Yeah. And he sure does. And this is. But it's still murder, right? Right. I saw this. And you know, and I don't care how you want to make the argument for it.

In the end, you just got to admit the fact that you're killing a child. And for anybody that says that, well, it's not a child yet. Right. It hasn't really been born. He's okay. Okay. Well, to me, that's like I I'm going to bake a cake. I'm going to bake a birthday cake, and I get all the ingredients and mix them up together. And I put them in the oven and I turn off oven and then I have to wait for an hour for this cake to rise.

And and about 15 minutes into it, you open the oven and you throw my cake on the floor, and you smash it all over the place. And I go, What did you do to my birthday cake and say. It? Wasn't it? Well, it's not a birthday cake. That's a potential birthday cake. So you shouldn't worry about it like what was going to be a birthday cake, if you will, just left it alone? It would it would have been done within 60 minutes. And then I could have enjoyed my birthday cake.

But you have to go and ruin it, then throw it out of the oven prematurely. So I think he did a much better job telling this joke than I have. Yeah, but as. Time does have it, it's called timing. Yeah. But it is a, a pretty good, pretty good. I think explanations like, like even if you are on the, if you're intellectually honest, even if you're on the pro-choice side, you at least admit the fact that you're murdering two. And it's legal

in some states. Yes. Which is the same thing as let's just admit that Brittney Griner is not being wrongfully detained. She broke a law. Exactly. I'll just be upfront and honest and we can all get along. You may not like that. She is going to be, you know. Manhandled. It's worse. Yeah. She's going to be the one with the man hands handling. Yeah. Being locked up with a bunch of Russian women. Oh, how awful is that? That's horrible. We all know what they look like.

Gee, would love to be locked up with a bunch of Russian women. Yeah, well, as. Long as your. Experience. Yeah, exactly. And you have way before you get too far in that example. No, you definitely want to be able to leave or they need to be able to leave on your command, one or the other. Yeah, and that's it. So says ask these people that are for abortion if they would kill a puppy. Yeah, exactly. Well, usually the ones that are in the most for abortion also have the most puppies in their house.

Well, there you go. This is the this is the insanity like. Well, no. Yeah. I mean. You know. Oh, no. At least I'm consistent on this manner. You don't want to kill anything. You got to get stem cells somewhere. I don't care if they're from puppies or kids. Get to harvest them. They got to harvest it. Adrina, grow up going about it. So I went to I went to a presentation and dream from the other day. Oh, well, this is around the world for a while. Yeah. We don't know.

Where is it a I was, I was at a health event. I noticed that. I mean your phone disappear and. You shine about me. In the United States. So I don't know which one country, Caribbean island, Cuba. There are certain places where you can get, let's just say, fresh cuts of fresh. You can freshen up a little bit. Oh, very nice. Did you know. That? Were you down in did you did you get to see Guantanamo? Were you down there? Guantanamo?

No, I didn't get to see Guantanamo. But, you know, I got to maintain my my healthy beard in my, you know, early hundreds. So there's certain things you need to do on a certain regular basis to do that. You need to get to a rejuvenation. Pod stem cells make a large impact on staying young. It's like drinking the blood of a young virgin. No, that's even better. Yeah. Get the. Sorry. I meant I wouldn't know about that, but this was pretty good. You get the blood infusion, that's it.

You find somebody young and healthy and you're like, I want some of that blood. That'll keep me that you don't have to leave the country for that you can do in the US that people do that in California. Oh so what, what dose of the stuff you're leaving the country for is a little bit questionable. But it's not so much questionable as the FDA is a stupid organization. They frown upon keeping people healthy and alive. They wouldn't know the first thing about being healthy. Well, Dr. Fauci.

So he is science, I have to say that mandatory. Dr. Burks. Mm hmm. So, um. So you're. Yeah, it was a good time. I'm feeling renewed. I had a full body scan, which is really cool. That's not a scam. What are they destroying? I have an MRI of my brain. They confirmed everything was. They're still there. It's still in full working order. Still in full working order. I have the brain of a 40 year old. The Russian apologist section still working. The Russian apology section never stops working.

Apparently so. Yeah. No full body CAT scan, 3D modeling of every organ in my body. If you hang these on the wall, what is artwork? Well, I mean, it's really meant for preventative medicine and making sure that you stay healthy, young in your early hundreds. I guess that's yeah, it was it was pretty good. They do a full, full MRI, full CAT scan, full ultrasound, everything is checked and triple checked from everything on full bloodwork, tests for 15 different potential diseases through the blood.

And also while I was at it, I went through and had a full cancer screening the tests for 45 cancer types and then, of course, a genetic re-alignment. So it's all good things are things are exactly where they should be. Cholesterol's a little high. That was the only issue. You need more lemon. I need more stem cells. I think that'll fix the cholesterol. If you say I mean, I am not a medical professional. You know, neither one of us. So do not take medical advice from a podcast. No, not at all.

But it's pretty good. Pretty good idea to know what's inside of you. I will say that. Well, it's nice to have the you know, this obviously seems to be on an extreme level, but doing preventative medication, you know, preventative doctor visits, you know, these kinds of thing. Yes. Before you're having a major complaint, get one on an individual level. Help you live a hell of a lot longer, because if they catch most stuff early, you can do something about it. But it also ends up saving. The.

Whole insurance industry a whole lot of money because they don't have to pay for the big thing they're paying for the small. Well, the insurance doesn't pay for this, obviously, but not for this. No, not for this. No, not for this. I mean, I've got new insurance starting next month that it's like I was very surprised reading down the thing like, oh, you know, doctor preventative stuff. And it was like, yeah, no fully reimbursed, no deductible.

Mm. So yeah, we finally have good insurance now that the wife has a government job. That I don't want. Of course the government has good insurance. So now I'm telling you, it's like, holy crap, should have done this years ago. Yeah. The wife got a new job, it sounds like. Yeah. Government job. Good for her. Now she works. The her commute was 45 minutes or so. I mean, if it was traffic, it could be obviously worse.

Now, the 5 minutes when I pulled it up in Google Maps, this is the first time I've ever seen this happen. It was the same estimated travel time for a vehicle and a bike. So it was like 5 minutes. Wow. Like Dad works at the post office tower. Not for the for the local village now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Which is a much. Better. Office because that you don't have to leave the, you know, you don't have to go out. And when it's snowy and rainy. Yeah. No wonder you. Get a year, huh?

You know, they did fun stuff. Like they, you know, when you pay you, she's like, there's still a lot of old people, I guess, that come into the office to pay their water bill for some reason rather than, like, you know, rather than clicking a button and doing it online. Online. Now they like to write checks, I think. Uh huh, yeah. Or cash. I mean, that's. Their cash, please. Cash is still king until until cashless is. But it's nice.

It's like, you know, many hours a day that you save, not for a week that you save. Not having to commute. And the insurance was just like, wow. And then it's like, oh, well, we also include dental. Well, we also include vision. Oh, there's also. Yeah, you know, life insurance policy. Oh, there's oh, you want a pension? Great. There's a pension. Jesus Christ, you should do this sooner. I don't know. Getting, you know, an easier job too. So even better. Sometimes things just work out.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, do you know, you might be. You might want to check into getting some stem cells, like injected into your eyeballs. They have talked about that. Mm hmm. You know, this is something that is being worked on. That is one of the areas. Where they totally do this. Rebuilding retina, tissue and that kind of. Stuff. Mm hmm. It's not exactly 100%, you know, simple at this point, but I think they will get there at some point.

Yeah, the collection process does require you to be out of the country, but once you get those stem cells into you, they do a marvelous job. The magic can happen. Mm hmm. So it's almost like a fountain of youth. We also do somebody else's death. So. So is this. Was it in Moscow? Where do I need to go? It was just in Moscow. Please, please. Where is this? This is just a little way south of the border. Oh, you just didn't know. South America is not even that far. Oh, just Mexico. Just so.

Yeah, yeah, exactly. Just outside of the the US border there. I picture you on an oil rig in the Gulf, you know, which kind of seems like a bond. That's funny. I'm going to be on one of those tomorrow. Really? Yeah. Wow. What's. What's going on? Fishing trip. Nice. Yeah. So they repurposed a oil rig? Well, I. Mean, or is it still a solid oil rig? It's a nonfunctioning oil rig that has a lot of fish around it. Nice. Like it used to be an oil rig.

Well, what do you call an oil rig that's nonfunctional anymore? What do you call that? I would guess. Retired. Retired oil rig. Okay. Enough. Because you could probably still get that baby back up and. Yeah, I just hope the weather cooperates, that's all. Because the Gulf weather is sometimes not the best. Get some selfies, make it look like you're in your, you know, doctor evil lair. Dr. Evil there, where you got to be inside a volcano for that. Oh, wow.

Oh, what did I hear about a volcano explosion in the in Asia? That's supposed to be changing the climate for the next decade. Yeah, well, there was. Yeah, there was just a huge explosion. There was a erupt. Yeah. Where was that? I, I vaguely recall reading something but I was in a stupor. That well that I remember reading it as well because we were talking about that on the, on the grumpy old baddies because you know that was. Also on. Right out. Oh yeah. Well, barely.

It's like this show nobody donates. Yeah. Which I mean, I can understand that. Well, especially when we don't do a show. Nobody don't they. It's what's up with that that. Well that was you were off and I had stuff. You I guess people are only doing it with. I'm I'm interesting. The no they don't. Tonga either Tonga maybe Tonga. That's what it was. Yes. Can fill you in the 8000 Olympic sized swimming pools with the eruption. We've never seen anything like it in the atmosphere.

That's great work measurements, said a swimming pool. That's. Yes, let's use that, because everybody knows how many gallons go in the fucking swimming pool. Jesus, the other big morons. But this is about filling up a football stadium. Well, but those aren't deep. I mean, I guess filling. Up, it'll fill up one and a half football stadiums. There you go.

The concept of what a volcano belches into the air is still lost on people because we've talked about that when we talked about global warming and you're like, Yeah, oh, the caves. Of all the planes and all the cows. Breeding, it's like, what, volcano eruptions, like 20 years worth of. Yeah, yeah. What's going on? Yeah. Well, mounting Helens blew that. Covered the whole damn planet.

Uh huh. With dust. Yeah. Because, you know, people don't understand that there's this thing called the the jet stream nature. Right? Yeah, that too. Well, and that this stuff actually travels around. I mean, I really do think people there's people that didn't know that the United States emancipated itself from Britain.

I mean, so the concept that what's going into the air here will eventually make its way around the world, I think is probably lost on people because again, when you're like, well, we could just stop polluting the air and it's like, Yeah, but if China does it and if India doesn't and Russia does it, you know what that's going to do for the United States? Nothing. But let's be the economy. Let's go economy. The volcano goes off. We're all screwed, man. Well, I don't know if we're screwed.

Volcanoes are good for the planet. Yeah. Provides a rich, retro karmic soil. It helps things grow. Yeah. A lot of. This is why we have phases. In stages, the world is not always the same. People, you know, make it seem like you're the planet is some static thing. Yeah, that's static. It never changes. It's kind of like, oh, I bought this little dark mother Gaia. Mm hmm. You know, and I don't want. Oh, I don't want it to get dirty. I want to just keep it absolutely pristine.

You know, it's like. Like buying a t shirt. Well, the only way it's going to be pristine and never change is if you throw it in a drawer where sunlight can't get to it and air can't get it. And even then it's going to degrade. But if you really like the planet, you know, you're using it. Yeah. You're going to have some wear and tear. Well, for better or worse, this is the only planet we got right now, so we can't not use it. Ellen's trying to help us get to Mars.

Yeah. Once we get to Mars, we can suck Mars over big time. Right up the ass. Of a mars. For now, the only planet we got is this one. And I don't think the state of this planet is what it's being made to be. And it's again, for those who haven't been following along at home. This is all about the redistribution of money, not about rising sea levels. It's not about pollution in the air. It's not about the temperature of the planet. It's about making rich countries pay. That's all it's about.

But who are they paying to. The global one world Order? Oh, they're not even paying the poor countries. No. You think the poor countries are afraid to see any of this? No. This is the joy of this. This is why, you know, under Donald Trump, we had economic booms for every demographic that was great. But no, we the concept is always let's bring the rich people down to the poor, not let's help the poor helping the poor. And that's not even that's not a true statement, but it really is.

Let's let's bring the middle class down to the poor so the rich can get richer. But they're still going after the rich. And now there are certain people that will always be. No, they're not they're not going after the rich. They're going after the middle class and calling them the rich. Because I think they're going after both in the United. Nobody is going after Hillary Clinton. Well, there's not enough rich and she's not it's not the rich with her. It's just the corruption.

It's not the billions of dollars that she's made. Now since her husband was president. Haley doesn't have Bezos money. She doesn't have. She does. She doesn't have the Hillary. They have over a billion bucks. Really? Yes. Yeah, they've had over a billion for over a decade. They're billionaires. Wow. Absolutely. Okay. Now, if that doesn't point out the corruption, I don't know what would. At this point. I think Obama is close to a billionaire.

Well, I told you that was going to speak at getting a million bucks for a weekend. Is that adds up quick. You put that money at the right place, you put it in the stock market. You blew it. Yeah. You put it in the girl's. Mm hmm. Well, yes. And that's a good way of investing. It worked out so. So far, so good. Well, that's how you paid for your whole new body rejuvenation. Well, you got to stay young. That's why I always say. What happened, Neil. But what? What?

Yeah. You. You think you're young at this point? I am young. Those may disagree with you and reach out. Well, those that disagree don't know the royal families of the world, do they? Well, yes. Oh, so you're like the Queen Mum is a lot of people, you. Know, is super healthy for 260. Yes. A lot of people don't know. You went to school with her back in the day? No, that was not back in the day. I mean, I do remember back when when her husband was alive.

But that's still not that was a different era. Time flies when you're having fun. Mm hmm. And now we have insanity everywhere. That's why. I mean, there's really nothing when, you know, when's the last time you opened up any source of. News. And, I mean, probably even social media, if you had to add that to the list, when's the last time you remember opening up a source of news of God? Hey, well, that's good news. What's the source of the news?

You know, like getting Fox News, the CNN, New York Times, any source? I've never opened those news. Wherever you get your news, where do you where's your main source? Temple. Okay. When's the last time you turned out? Oh, which I know is zero zero temple stick, you know, when's the last time there was a turn out of Temple video? And he was like, Hey, this is awesome. Let me tell you something great happened today. Temple's never said anything's great.

Happens. Yeah, exactly. We're on the verge of the collapse and the revolution. Both happening at the same time. It's amazing, isn't it? Mm hmm. Yeah. He's a little bit of the on the negative side. Well, I don't know about negative. I mean, if you call a black pill being negative, I guess, but I think that's just realistic. That's still been telling us that Brittney Griner is being detained without due cause. Mm. No, I think he's on board with due cause. He's a keeper over there.

And, you know, what do you Pelosi do? Oh, God. People only wished the. The most interesting thing now. Yeah, let's talk about that. What about this whole stunt that Pelosi pulled? What does that all about? Are they trying to get the US into a multi-faceted war or they just stupid? Yes. I would answer yes to both of those. I mean, here are the most intriguing things about this. I mean, because everybody saw what happened, Nancy. She went to Taiwan.

They had a bunch of people there waiting for her on the tarmac. They had a skyscraper all lit up, all of them. See? Yeah, baby. And she was there for about a day for no apparent reason. She made her little visit. Oh, she toured the Nvidia factory where she had a huge investment. Right where her husband had just won or sold a bunch of stock. Yeah. Mm hmm. Which is how they enrich themselves. But the White House was not seemingly on board with this, which then begs the questions of is Biden?

And we know the answer to this already is yes, but is Biden that far down on the power rankings that the third in command will just ignore him and do whatever the hell she wants? And the answer to that seems to be yes. Mm hmm. Because the Biden White House is like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We're we're not. We're no, no, no. Fuck Taiwan. No, we love China. We love China. That was basically what the White House spokesman said.

Yeah. But the most interesting thing was for me anyway, and I don't think this was widely reported, is that the next place she went on, her little jaunts was to South Korea, where she was like five years ago and got the royal welcome five years ago. Mm hmm. This time nobody. Yes, nobody showed up. Nobody was there at the at the airport waiting for the president. The limo driver. Was there. You know, but this was basically South Korea going, uh huh, yeah, you fucking poke China. China is big.

We're afraid of China. Fuck you, Nancy. Go away. Yeah, I think this seems to be the mission of the United States is to drag other countries into wars on behalf of the United States. Kind of because you like you just do that and then jump over to South Korea. They're like, nope, nope, nope, wait, wait.

So I posted and posted a map of the Chinese no fly zones around the province of Taiwan and people started a no agenda social, you know, completely not believing it and saying, oh, well, this is bullshit. But is this where the source source, you know, the usual. Right. And it's usually you know and then Gene usually. Yeah. And then two days later at the exact same image ends up being in a story by ABC and of course now it's all fully believable.

Oh, look at these exercises Chinese are doing with no fly zones around Taiwan. Like Jesus Christ people. You know, if I post something, it's probably because they have access to shit that I want to share with people who don't. You're trying to. Enrich. I'm not sitting. I don't. I don't even know Photoshop well enough to fake this shit. Okay. You are trying to do them a favor by bringing knowledge. That they make. Yeah. Information, man. Their new shit. Come to try to make it come to light.

Yeah, exactly. But this is what we've got. I mean I thought that was the most. It's interest me ask you a question. What do you think are the top three richest American presidents to have ever been the president? You mean after they were a president or while they're just. Yeah, well, after let's say at the peak of their richness, what do you really think the top three presidents were? Because I think as far as going into the White House, I believe Donald Trump had the greatest wealth going.

And after bankruptcy, that. Was that was what he went into, according to Democrats. Going for how many that have enrich themselves after. I think we're going to enrich themselves. Like how many who are the richest presidents the United States has ever had in today's dollars? Oh, in today's dollars. When it like when it happened. Hmm. I don't know. That's a very hard thing to try to. Oh, well, I happen to know that. Well, who are they? Yeah, Donald Trump, number one. That's numero uno, right?

Because he came in and he was very wealthy. Big business, I would guess, number. One. If it's before, if it's when they get into office, I would say it was probably some of the earliest because they were the ones that were successful before going into politics. Well, we now have you. Yeah. Yes, you're. Right. Now, the number two is you come in with nothing. Yeah. Number two spot George Washington's American hero whilst

Matt. Washington number two. Wow. Yeah. Trump number one watching Washington comes in with $707 million. In today's money. That's very in today's money. Yeah, he owned a lot of slaves. All right. Number three, Thomas Jefferson. There you. Go. Another noted slave holder, right? Yeah. And 284 million. Uh, clear. Donald Trump, not a slave owner. Well, we don't know that for a fact. There might have been a few. Um, yeah, Teddy Roosevelt at number four. Who was Andrew. Jackson?

Was that when that was me notification? I tried that too, but apparently Dr. Berg has a new show, so I need to watch it. Uh, yeah. Teddy Roosevelt, followed by Andrew Jackson, followed by James Madison. And then the most other than the next most recent in what, one, two, three, four, five in seventh place is Lyndon Johnson at 131 million. It's because of the way the system has worked in America, Lincoln. Followed by Bill Clinton. Now, if you look at what they made after words that oh.

Yeah, yeah, that goes way up, well. That's a whole different story. But why? Because at this point, that is part of the issue, which is why would anybody that has the money would want to be president? Because really what being president is going to get you is a lot of money and it's going to get you fame. But if you're somebody and I really don't agree with like his politics, but somebody like Mark Cuban, like, oh, you should run. It's like, why would you? Yeah, you only make 400,000 a year.

Geez, you barely live on that and. You've got everything you already need. So what's this going to add to your resumé now? Donald Trump. He had to you know, he had to move into a smaller house. Yeah. And with Trump, I mean, it was part ego. And I do think that he's hitting that point in his life were. Number. One to make a difference. And I think I think there was part of that was not for self promotion was not to. You know. Was not to feed the ego. I really do from this stuff.

He did believe he was trying to do a good job. The drum sort of known for doing good things. Which is good. I mean, people should do good things. Speaking of good things, it's sad how somebody pushed his ex-wife down the stairs and killed her. You never know what's going to happen now. You got to be careful. I was waiting for somebody to push Nancy down the stairs of that plane once it hit me. Yeah, that would have been pretty funny joke.

Now, did you see today the the Chinese government has sanctioned Nancy Pelosi and her family. The Chinese government has. Said she is no longer welcome in the majority of the world. I mean, she's now she's not really welcome here either. And I'm not really there. A lot of people cheering the Chinese on to actually do something. Yeah, The Onion, I will say The Onion, which hasn't been funny in a while, had the headline of that day, which was China Getting Its Revenge.

They're allowing Nancy Pelosi to return home safely. Yes. That's where she can do the most damage. Uh huh uh. Huh. I thought that was pretty funny. The the personally, this is this is the first time I remember hearing this kind of stuff, because this is just right on the heels of the United States going, well, we're going to sanction Vladimir Putin now. We're going to sanction Vladimir Putin's alleged girlfriend and we're going to sanction individual people.

And it's like, really, this is this is where we've gotten to. Too little crazy. Let's be moved by China's spectacular show of military force celebrating her visit to Asia. Yeah, she's like, wow, they love me here. Yeah. Look at the parade they organized around the whole island. If she. Would have just accidentally landed at North Korea, we'd all be better off. With that. I'm sure she would have gotten an even bigger parade. Yeah. Either got right to Kim Jong un. Uh huh.

She would have been in worse shape than Brittney Griner. I don't know. I think. I think they would have shipped her back pretty quick. You think this is like dances? What? Like. No, no. You guys. Have potato. Yes, Taylor, baby, we. Don't want her. But faster than. The White House was not behind this. It's like this just shows you, I think, dysfunctional the government is at this point.

Yeah. And you know, the speaker of the House, the job is not really ever bad to you know to make foreign policy or anything. So what do you do? What besides just. Well, they do junkets. I mean, everybody in the house knows that's how you take a vacation as you do a junket and. You get a free vacation to some I mean, that's usually nice resorts where you can. Get Aniston or Kirsten or, you know.

Well, it's back in the news now that we've allegedly whacked another terrorist, even though, as pointed out, the agenda programs. They already kill them. Yeah, we had killed them a few different times. Huh? Although, I mean, to be fair, I can see how that can happen. Because here's the way it usually goes. Are they all look alike? Come on. Well, there's that, you know, there's that socially. There's that racially profiling.

But there's also when you're committing these takeouts, it's not usually eye to eye. You're usually having a Hellfire missile come down and you think you got them. So I understand that this this mistake can be made of. Well, no, we whacked that guy, and then he pops up somewhere else. Well, it's kind of like that's the way you have the the burial at sea immediately following a killing of a yes. You know, that way nobody can prove anything. Yeah, yeah. Oops.

Forget the wrong. Okay, well, let's bury him anyway. Yeah, that's the one that I love. Somebody had a tweet or two tweets from the same person. Two tweets, one tweet from when this guy was killed by by Trump. Trump. Right. When it was talking about. Yeah, absolutely. I talking about how yet another instance of you, you know, the idiocy of Trump blowing up a building to kill somebody that's not even necessarily a proven terrorist.

And then the next tweet that just came out congratulating Biden and doing a great job of exterminating terrorism around the world. And the person probably has no idea that it's the actions of a newspaper reporter. Well, that's. So you know, what seems to be the main crowd cheering for Biden. Oh, yes. Well, yeah, because they're the ones that got them there. So it's like, well, this was your guy. You have to still you know what?

I'm kind of surprised because anybody that can see the details of what's going on now realizes it's not a good, healthy, successful. That's the guy they backed. So it's like, no, no, I backed this guy, so I'm going to go to the mat no matter what because I'm the one that vouched for him. But it was. It was. His. Yeah. No, there's. Well, the Taliban. I mean, we're sending aid to the Taliban still, which I thought was fantastic. I mean, we don't want to cut them off.

Three, that would be horrible. You know. But at first I guess they were kind of like had reaction of, you know, big deal or whatever. Then they're like, Oh, no, wait, sorry, we didn't realize this guy was here. And that will investigate. Like, sure they will. Mm hmm. They claim to not. Know. He was in Afghanistan. Although, to be fair, again, like you said, they all look alike. So how do you know who's where? Do we know who's in the United States?

Know the is so porous that I couldn't guarantee you anybody is or is not in the United States at this particular point. We don't know where you are. I mean, you could be anywhere. I think at this point, we're closely getting to a point where there may be more non-citizens and citizens in the United States. Well, that's kind of the goal right over. Well. Apparently in California, the non-citizens are allowed to vote. Yes for the local elections, not in the federal elections,

although how does that stop. Them? How do you know? How do you know exactly? Yeah. So the problem. Looks like the population in California has tripled over the last election cycle. Yeah, well, you know, money. Money talks. Mm. I think this is going to be an interesting, interesting times we live in. Well they already are. Yeah. I mean the last time I remember like something like this happening was 1943. Oh, yeah. It was like yesterday for you. Well, it was and yesterday it was 79 years ago.

But it what happened in 1943 that this particular event you're talking about. Yeah. Well, the United States government decided to enter a World War Two. Well, they didn't have a choice, you know. Didn't they? Damn Japanese. You mean after the U.S. blockade of Japan? Those damn Japanese, they came in an attack. On Pearl Harbor. And then the Japanese said, if you guys keep blockading us, we're going to attack you. This sounds like China or Russia or any other country thing. I mean, I don't know.

I mean, does the US need to be out like halfway around the world and making trouble for other countries? Is there a reason for doing this? Yeah, America places and that the movie that. Chuck Yeah. About that was a quick. That was a wonderful movie I I've actually watched a couple of YouTube videos of people watching that movie for the first time and it's hilarious. The people can't believe the rawness except different. Yeah, well, let them watch Blazing Saddles right after that.

Oh, yeah, exactly. Exactly. If if that's allowed, even though. It's the killing of culture, it's the changing of words, it's the, you know, push ification of society, of either safe space. It's not. It's not good because you're not learning how to. You're learning how to be a victim. Right. That's all you're learning. Because all these safe space kids growing up, if they're leaving this country, they have to have interactions with China, in Russia, in countries like that.

What do you think's going to happen? I'd love to see that first meeting. You know, we have our first you know, you. Know exactly what's going to happen. Old millennial president comes face to face with the bad Russian or Chinese leader and then just falls into the fetal position, crying. Pretty much them. Is it a bit weird to me this? No, it's done. It's over. There is no resurrection here too. People keep thinking that, oh Yeah, if we only like Trump, America will get back to. No, it's done.

This. This Empire has seen its better days in the rearview mirror. Well, I say that because the the vast majority of the people are added to that camp. I'm probably wrong wording but the. The liberal them. That we need a safe space the snowflake culture is growing at an alarming rate is the problem. It's been that way for probably 15 years. I think we are still teetering in the middle, but reversing that seems impossible at this point.

So I think it is I think you probably are right that it's inevitable that it's getting here something like a Trump presidency. And I don't think it even has to be Trump. I think you might see another short wave. You say DeSantis wins. You have eight years. You have eight years that try to bring sanity back. But then you're going to it's going to go back. If DeSantis wins, which I certainly hope he does, I don't think you'll have a two term presidency if. It gets one and done. Yeah.

Think somebody takes them out. You think he. No, no, I think I think that he's going to be the president presiding over all the trouble that's been caused by the current administration. You think the treatment that they tried to impeach him? No. And no, no, no. It's nothing like that. No. He's going to preside over the country collapsing. Over the laptop and the Joe Biden corruption and the voting shenanigans, the Zucker box, all of this stuff. What about it?

Well, that's what he's going to be overseeing. No, no, he's going to he's going to be the president of a country that has 35% unemployment and a worthless currency that's probably going through 100% of the year. Inflation. That's the problem. The problem is the conditions for that have already been set. So do you. You know, he'd be the best president we can have, unfortunately, at the worst time possible in the history of the country.

You mean? Unfortunately, the the wick has already been lit and. Yeah. And he's holding the bomb. Right. You can throw it. It's super glued to his hand. So I don't know that that I mean, again, I hope he wins. I hope he becomes president. But unfortunately for him, I think he's going to be inheriting so much detritus here that it's not fixable and he's going to up being a one termer because he will have the notoriety of being the president during the Great Depression.

Certainly possible things are on a downward slide and somebody has got to, I guess, be in the office when it all starts, although it depends where will the media go because media is still the the hypnotized ears of the masses. And I'm including social media because I don't think, you know I mean, I don't remember anybody when I was growing up, you know, in the high school college age, I don't know anybody at that age, college and other that tuned in to a nightly newscast.

But I think it's even less so now. I think most people below our ages, the place they're getting their news, is just out of social media. That's where I get my temper. And that's that's a great source. Of great stories. Maybe better than most. But social media as a whole, you know, there are a lot of people that just open up Twitter or Facebook or Tik Tok, God forbid, to feel like they can stay on top of what's going on in the world.

And that's kind of scary because when people are that disconnected, you are not going to be able to right the ship into the right direction. Now, no. The question is what happens when the real pain starts? And I think we're at the very beginning of that with gas prices, with food prices, with energy prices overall, people will start to try to figure out a little bit what's going on.

But the question is, where will they turn and will they believe the truth or will they just buy into more bullshit? Social media will always buy into more bullshit. Doesn't matter where it comes from. The source is irrelevant. It's the bullshit that always ends up being the thing that is believed. But yeah, just. I just looked it up real quick. And indeed Herbert Hoover was a one termer. And then they start making vacuum cleaners. Yeah. And get pretty rich off of that. Became a billionaire.

But that's a joke obviously. You know, he wasn't the same guy. I mean you know how many people would have believe that. I had sense that worth it. I just would have a couple of people talking about how stupid we are. We don't recognize difference, but. If you believe, yeah, I know who you are. Yeah. Because Coolidge presided over a great decade of growth. He was like the Bill Clinton of his time. Oh He had an end. I'm in a blue dress. Yeah, he had a few and a. Few cigars.

And then. Oh, and then Herbert Hoover. He was so much better to be president back in the days of Kennedy where you could just philander in the White House and nobody anywhere. No. Nobody would care. I mean, you could hit Philander with the most famous in Hollywood. It was a beautiful time. What the hell? You and your brother double team? Yeah. See, that's a little too far for me. That was enough. To commit suicide. So this allegedly suicide. The alleged suicide.

I know either that or she was taken out by the Secret Service, which means better. That one Secret Service. You know, there's just a coming out. I don't know if it's. How it is. Yes. Marilyn's still very popular. Well, she died young. That's what happens when you die young. That's why I see. Why do you want to live so long? Well, I don't. I don't want to be popular. You know. What? That's obvious, you know, is proof positive as is surging speaks.

You do that all your posts on the no agenda social you are very consistent with not wanting to be popular. Yeah, it's overrated. Popularity is unnecessary. Honestly, we are looking for more enlightenment and truth finding than being popular. Well, I just don't know that. Like, if you want to be popular, it means you have to have mass appeal. I don't think the masses get it. It's not where it's at. They're the ones that are the trouble with society.

It's the minorities, the the small factions that actually see the world as it is. So why would I want to appeal to the people that are blind when I can appeal to the people that have vision? If you could make one change to the United States and it would just happen magically. Mm hmm. What would it. Be? I think Alaska would revert back to Russia. You're just getting rid of Alaska that takes care of everything. Well, it. Yeah, I mean that. Well, what do you mean? One change. You didn't.

Didn't qualify by saying what? One change to make something different than the U.S.. You could make one change. You could magically make one thing in this country change like, boom, there is no such thing as social. Okay? And I would. Be a dictator of America. How is that? I would join up for that. Okay. Because I mean, that would look, if I became the dictator here, I know exactly what needs to happen to turn this country. Can I run all media in the country at that point? You can run, yes.

The media will be, of course, known by its true name propaganda. Yeah, well, you. Can be the fuck. Up to the Prime. Minister of propaganda, huh? That's fine. You know how to use Photoshop. So you begin with that. Great job we could deepfake the hell out of this thing. Yeah. And then Alaska, before being sold to Russia, would be filled up with some, let's just say reeducation camps. We shouldn't we strip all of the minerals and oil from Alaska first. I thought we already did most of that.

Well, no, not the oil. The oil can keep stripping. That's true. We can keep sucking up that puppy out. But I think I think there has a lot of reeducation that needs to happen if this country is to be prevented from going down the toilet of Third World status. Do you think it's because people just pay no attention there? Anybody that can't name all 50 states goes to Alaska. This would be good. Then they have to. There's a bar that has to be passed. You have it's a very, very, very simple low bar.

But I suspect over half the country would end up Alaska. It'd be like, what's the state. Mm. Now when you say state, is that like a mexico. I mean. Well there are people that don't know who the vice president is. Yes. What is his name exactly. Let me ask him. That was up. There were states. That Biden Biden's very vice president. Yeah. Because I remember Obama saying that. There were people that were still thinking that Pence was vice president under Obama or under Biden for some reason.

And I know I said, oh Biden. I just meant by Biden's a joke. Yeah, but you're right. Now we have to start pointing this stuff out because then people are like, Well, you're dumb. Yeah, and that's fine. I don't care. They think we're dumb. I just don't want them to think that we're spreading misinformation because that's illegal. Right. You do not want to spread misinformation in the Alex Jones case. I love that. I know. I've been watching that every day. I've been watching the Alex Jones.

That surprised me. Right. What is the takeaway on this so far? The biggest takeaway is he has the shittiest lawyer I have ever seen. I don't know what the hell he couldn't afford somebody better or what the deal is, but the same. Or Amber Heard. Sucks worse than Amber Heard's. Yeah. Wow. Is lawyer literally sent to the opposition council a full data dump of all of Alex Jones emails, text messages, personal communication, communication with his lawyers, communications with his doctors. Can't be.

That can't be. It's literally what that can't be accidental lol. He literally sent that. And then of course now he's claiming that that that was all sent by Exxon and the other Alaska attorney. I don't know the opposing attorney is now use that as evidence and to show that Alex Jones lied resulting in the $4 billion $4 million jury award. But it's I mean, some people would say maybe this is a brilliant move to call for a mistrial because that evidence have been shared.

But it was basically what he did is, you know, how when you start working with a client, you build a file of all documents related to that client. So you have everything together right. That's the file that he shared with the opposing counsel. Wow. I can't see that being a mistake. Well, it I mean, whether it's a mistake or not, he then neglected to follow up and mark everything as being personal and confidential to excluded from the court case.

And so all that information now can be included by opposing counsel and used as evidence. It's an interesting case. It really is, because we know that people on both sides with widely different political views lie constantly. Mm hmm. And Alex Jones case, he's using the defense of why I thought it was true. And there's no because this the beauty of that is that there's really no way to know whether somebody thought that was true. Yeah. It goes back.

There was a line in the one Seinfeld episode where Jerry was dating the cop and then she was saying, You watch Knots Landing or something like that. And he was like, No, I don't. And then, well, we're going to put him under a lie detector. And as he was going to the to the the appointment for the lie detector, George Costanza says, Jerry, remember, it isn't the lie, if you. Believe it. That's true that's actually very true. And it is true legally.

But which then not just legally, but as somebody that has been on a lie detector or hooked up to a lie detector. And that is literally the the trick to it is to not have the lie detector picking anything up. Now, you when you're so if you're doing this and you say something that turns out not to be true. Right, which I did. You shouldn't be. You know, it's like, well, it's not illegal for you to say these things. Yeah, if you believe it.

And fortunately, we used to live in a country where you could just say whatever damn thing you want. And, yeah. Alex Jones would have fit perfectly into that, which is it's an entertaining. And turning the frogs game. Right where you could say anything you want, you could spread any theory you want. And people were willing to, you know, you either believe somebody or you don't. This concept that we are putting people behind bars, we are fighting them a lot of money for.

Well, you said something that wasn't true. Well, I mean, Jerry, to be fair, this is not what the case is about, but the cases is the cost through defamation to the people that are suing Alex as a result of him making statements about them in mass media and the resulting costs that. So if somebody calls you out as a liar and a thief or molester or pick any other number of negative words, even if you're not, and then you end up being treated differently because of that. Right.

That person has impacted your life right. That's where defamation comes from. That's that is the basis for these lawsuits, is that, look, that person's saying whatever you want to do with freedom of speech just cost me being able to live in this city. I had to move to a different state. So that's what sorry, I the mic I'm sure you heard it. Now, if you only had a settlement. It wouldn't have made one bit of difference as my arm stretched out and slammed the side of the microphone.

So that is what the case is about. Now, I don't think that what Alex Jones was saying is what made many people believe that there's something fishy about this particular shooting. Like a lot of things just don't match.

I think that even if Alex Jones were not doing show after show after show about Sandy Hook, I was going to say Tailhook, but Sandy Hook, there would have been still enough questions in people's minds that these parents probably would have still seen elements of, you know, discontent with them or questions about them. They would have still probably had to move. There would have still been plenty of the same thing that ended up happening.

But since Alex Jones was talking about it and he's a public figure, then they're able to and the public figure with money, well, they're able to point their finger and say it was his fault. Because it's not going to jail illegal. It is a civil case. Cost you money. Illegal. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Which yeah what are you going to do when somebody has no money. Well you're not going to. It could be civil court. Mm. That's why nobody is suing this show. Because we have no money.

That's true. Yeah, I've spent all my money. The way you ran out of it. You're not good with your financial planning. Then, because you protected against. It. So you're planning on living a lot longer, but you've already run out of money. I have to keep making more in order to live well, then better. I know it's a horrible idea. I honestly I wish I was smart enough to not have to work and just have enough. But to figure out the logical thing, that magical property that you could put out.

Hey, I bought I bought my my ticket for the billion dollar prize and Powerball or whatever. Didn't win. Didn't win. The ticket. Hasn't been cleaned yet, though. I thought somebody in Illinois won. Yeah. Up in Des Plaines, Illinois, where I used to work on planes. Mm hmm. Well, check your car. It has not been claimed yet, which this would be a great story. If it long does it go unclaimed before they revert it. At least a year. It may be low on. That day, but. At least a year that you.

Have. Well, that's good. Which means also I was unaware that Illinois is one of the states that allows you to remain anonymous, even if you where they prize that really so. Wow. Which also no transparency there so let's. Just take oh look there was the mayor of Chicago that won. Uh huh. Yeah. Uh huh. Could be Lori Lightfoot. You never know. It could be Governor Pritzker. Let's just get ourselves right and. Win potentially just like that.

But I think I think that there is from what I've seen of large winners, it makes a lot of sense to spool up a trust immediately, to put the winnings in the name of the trust rather than the person. Yes. Yes. And then, uh, isolated from any kind of, you know, potential reclamation activities, let's just say. Now, if this is the case, how do you treat that little piece of paper? I mean, do you sleep? Do you not have something like a week, 24 hours a day with, you know, with an AK 47, just ready?

If anybody comes into the room, that's like having a bottle. You laugh about it, that's for sure. You don't tell your friends? Well, no, no. You cannot tell anybody. About it now because they're not going to be your friends after that. They'll they'll be your cleaners on. Which for. Your entourage, I guess is a better term for it. Oh, hell yeah. I mean that because it was over $1,000,000,000. I mean, that. Was over $1,000,000,000, you know. If somebody in a one lump sum. So like 500 probably.

Yeah, probably a half a million bucks. Is it a one? Maybe it's even less because it's like a billion. I think it was paid over 30 years, but it was like 1.3. So it was. I don't know that it makes sense. Take a lump sum because that one is that much when it's when it's a large amount like that, you can get loans against that asset. It still have money right away. I mean, if you were 20 years old and yeah, I definitely would not take a one lump sum if you were Joe Biden.

I don't care how old now because again, here's the thing. You still win $1,000,000,000. You can take a loan out for 500 million against that billion. Just imagine how many hot wives you could have if you had that billion dollars. One a day. You have one hot way for day. Marriage, divorce, marriage, divorce. Mhm. Yeah it would. You can. Yeah. Imagine how many kids you could have. You know I was just kind of hoping whoever won that will will reach out just you know Chicago thing.

So it's, it's possible that whoever won that it's. Going to be like a retired mailman. Maybe but they could be able to this program and to my other shows I'm expecting a really. You are well listened to in the Chicago area I'm sure. Yeah. We to have a nice donation that I like what's what's the proper amount if maybe. Somebody should buy this show if you need to if you're thinking of buying a podcast hey reach out and talk. Yeah, we may be able to do a deal. Do you need. A tax write off?

We could lose you more money than any other show out there right now, which is? It's our system. Uh huh. It's our system. And it works. This show, by far does not lose the most money. Believe me, I have other shows. Oh, that's true. The if this ticket, though, goes unclaimed, that will be the good story moving forward for about a year because this happens a decent amount, especially when you're at these mean it's rare to be over $1,000,000,000.

But these large jackpots, people go out and companies pool their money together. People are often going out and buying like 100 tickets at a time and then forget, you know, or. They, you know. You know, you have a bunch of people checking the numbers and you miss one. I mean, can you imagine realize this would be like the guy who wants to use the robotic dogs sniffing things now to try to find this hard drives in the UK because he has a bitcoin drive he threw away a decade ago.

That would be the same kind of thing to realize like, oh wait, I bought a ticket. The worst thing with the lottery is, you know, exactly which gas station this was sold at. So. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you bought a ticket at that gas station, you're like, Oh, oh, yeah. DG Guru says it could be him. Is it DG Is it you? Could you announce that you won the billion dollars? That would be that would be a fun thing to happen live on the podcast. The Jaguars in Chicago.

Yeah. He's a Chicago. Guy. Hmm. There's a lot of them do. The one out here, the lot of Chicago folks. That's why when you come out, we'll have a big steak. Everybody will get together. We'll have an unrelenting meet up. Yeah, I think I think as soon as we get what was it? We need a minimum of three oligarchs to do the meet up. Is that what it was? I think so. Did you? Gurus says the bimbo in front of me bought a hundred lottery tickets so it could have been her.

Although it wasn't in that you weren't at the displaced gas station. Where are you? Because that would be. That would be a little too little to coincidental that we do have a. Speaking of shows. Yeah. Before you get in the Grammys. Speaking of shows, so we have a oh, that was nice. Yeah. What are. You doing? I'm trying to play an instrument here, just like John. Oh, well, does it better? I think he has more training on these instruments. These. These like, garage sale type instruments.

He likes it. Good. Anyways, I was good. Yes, super good. I mean, almost barely like fourth grade. Good. So I was. Oh, don't worry. He doesn't listen to this show. Uh, you know how there's a guy that keeps donating money to us because we're his drinking blood drinking buddies? Yes, sir. Joshua. The historian. The Sir Josh is who is a guest censor. Gene speaks a few episodes go. Oh that show. Is is getting ready to spool up his own podcast That. Is very cool. On American history.

Well, that would make sense because he is talking. He is the historian. Yes, exactly So he has all kinds of little factoids about American history that he will be talking about and that I am aware of this because I've I've kind of, you know, I've got my bugs planted at nonmember, undisclosed locations. And I've been picking up some chatter about podcast names. Oh, for new show of the new show. For new shows, I mean, everybody.

Should realize if you ever meet Gene in person or if you ever, God forbid, let him into your abode, you will probably bug you. Probably. And literally not just like Ill annoy you and keep contacting you. He will bug you. Yeah, I will totally bug you. Happens all the time. What is so what are the show names that are on the list. Well, I don't want to say a show name in case it doesn't get picked there, in case they haven't bought domain yet. So but I have heard of the the chatter about.

So I'm actually kind of getting, you know, getting ready to listen to sort of Josh speak about history when these days on his own show and. It won't be called Sir Josh speaks I guarantee he will have more created. Now people don't seem to think that titles that are obvious that people can understand what the hell they mean. Now it's going to have some kind of goofy, goofy title like, you know, the down repenting or something. Oh. Coming soon to a podcast player near you, check a historian.

Yes, I'm repenting. Coming soon. You know, there are probably that show because he can't get that town for whatever reason. Because people used to squat on those which the dot com. Nobody wanted. Sir Gene speaks. Yeah. I mean, there are some things you can still get if you go into non used words if you make stuff up easier, way easier. Now the short ones though, I think our buddy comic strip blogger who loves you go again. Well, I heard his name, so I had to make noise.

He pointed out that, you know, on his domain, which is a dot. Well, he's right. Well, you should say WW w first the way nobody said to say WW. Yeah exactly dumb ass. But the reality is he's right that people don't when they hear our in our dad show are unrelenting that show I think a lot of people don't realize that's a website you. Know people think it's underlying thing that show that com right.

So it's like if you did I understand then be like you want to program I would be like well go to it I don't even know if it works. If you add the W WW still I would guess it would by default. But like for it. It's not by default. You have to set it up that yeah yeah. If you go to WW dot searching speaks dot com you might get something totally they're. Not going to get anything. You're going to get a four or four air oh. You see, this is how you keep the bar. Keep your keep the bar.

That's how you don't get the bar. But the domains now are just a weird because it's now it's like, well, there's no need to squat because there's like 8000 different extensions. Then the some of them better than others and some are cheaper than others. Oh, that was actually one of the cheaper ones now. Yes. You know, which is ironic. She dot org which used to have there were some hurdles you had to be in order to qualify.

Now you got that for everything and but most people I still revert to downtown, but I think that has been diluted now. I think there is enough where people are catching on. But knowing what the extensions are and I've mentioned this before because I do a website for one of my buddy's restaurants, which is a breakfast place here in the Chicago.

Area. Which we got that place, the domain, Katie's kitchen, which most people it's like that cooking, you know, it's like, well, what's what's a dot kitchen? But there is a Todd Kitchen extension in the name of the restaurant, which is Katie's Kitchen. So it made sense to be like, well, this is even better because you don't even need, you know, the extension as part of the name. But I know that people would be confused as hell if you were like, Well, what's your web address?

Katie's Dot Kitchen? Well, no, I understand. That's your name. What is the what's the web address? Yeah, exactly. So, I mean, I get it. That's why you let go what they had w WW first and then people all know what you're talking about. But if you're in the Chicago area, I mean, we're not sponsored by that, but it's a great breakfast. If you're in the Chicago area, I. Will definitely check them out. I'm in the Chicago land greater area. And we will know when you are because it'll be an event.

Will you, you know, will wait. You don't know. I might be in Chicago right now. This is you know. This is what I picture happening when when GM comes to Chicago, it'll be it'll be 855 on a Friday morning. I'm ready to do the show. And I'm like, Gene, you got a link? Hold on. Somebody at my door. Uh huh. That's when I saw a meme the other day of a woman, like going from a normal face to, like, a big smile on her face. And it said a gun owner when they hear a window breaking at 2 a.m..

Oh, like that's it. Always. I'm always a. Big smile on your face. Yeah. Is that what you're referring to? If you if you're a gun owner and you're a window breaking at 2 a.m., you know. Huh? You are one happy customer because you're about. To pick up a new a speaking of guns, I picked up the new one. Oh, what you get. Yeah, I've got I got one that I've been wanting to get for a while and then things have been really hard to get.

You know, because it has been now, I believe, three years in a row, every month for three years in a row has been a record. Millions in sales for guns. Yeah, 36 million new guns sold ever since this president's been elected. It's amazing, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah. And Obama was good for guns, but Biden's even better. Uh huh, yeah, but no, I got a a and I w i galil. Oh, you were talking about that. You finally got your hands on one. Finally got my hands on one.

So I've been wanting to get for a while and finally managed to find one a brand new. I didn't want to get a used one. I could have done that, but I wanted to hold out till I got a new one. I'm like, in this thing, this thing is really nice for people that don't know what it is. It is made by by either buy, which is the weapons industries. They make all the cool toys in Israel they know. And yeah, they're, they're good. I've got two other guns that they make.

And is this a pistol? One. And technically, yes, let's call it that. Yes, it's a pistol because it is shorter than 16 inches. So it by definition is a pistol, but it is the the best version of the AK 47 that you can get. So is this the the lil ace pistol? That's the one. Yeah. Mm hmm. 7.62 nado with you. Got a. Stabilizing brace. That's not neato. It's a76 to Russia that naito. Oh well that's that's different. 76292762 by 51 which is a three or eight cartridge.

I also have one of those, but not in this gun. But no, this is this is the 762 by 39, which is a traditional old Kalashnikov, you know, standard topper. So if you're knocking on their jeans door at 2 a.m., be ready. Yes, sir. Gene will have a big smile on his face a few years ago when they were broke. If you take of this thing, I'm guessing you've taken this to the range and. I have not. I just literally got yesterday. Ooh. So that'll be a walk.

I mean, definitely get a little video of this thing when you're, when you take it to the range. Yeah. I need to do that. I, I'm going to be done with my job in exactly a week and then I'll have more free time. So next Friday's your final day? Yep. Next Friday is my final. Wrapping it up. So then we'll. Wrapping it. Up. We really need to up the donating. Money on this show. Yes. I mean, so. Jean will not have a source of income any longer. And people. Yeah, well. Welcome to the club.

Uh huh. We do have a few people to thank. Kevin Seifert, number one. I mean, he started that $5 a month donation a couple of months ago. And I bet you he never thought I would be the number one executive pops owner show. This is two weeks. This is two weeks. Well, that's because you weren't here last week. Well, of course. Because you weren't here last week. And I'm like, Why do I want to talk to this other bad guy? Yeah, but. I was getting rejuvenated. I don't know what the hell you were doing.

That was also getting rejuvenated. Now. By what's nice to be like. I don't have to talk for a little while. And it was fully self-imposed on your part. I mean, you know, I did it again. I would have enjoyed talking to Ben. It's like this show is different. I mean, unrelenting. It's not been a, you know, news show. It's not been politics. It's not attack. This is just you and I talking. So bringing. Yeah, this is the Seinfeld of podcasts. Yeah, it just it just didn't feel right and it was okay.

The show about nothing. Taking the. Kick off. I mean, you say that, but next time you're gone, I'm definitely bringing. I guess you. Can. I mean, that's fine. I'm just lazier because I have a few other shows per week that I do to add to the. Yes, yes, you do. Although now the scheduling is a little different because the wife used to always be off Tuesdays. So that was our day to get stuff done, run errands and all that. Now it's she has the weekends off, so Tuesday. Weekends, yeah.

I've got to find time to do on Tuesday now. So who knows I may start another. Set she's still going to allow you to do the Sunday show. We can expand this. Oh the rock and roll pre-show. Sure. Mm. Yeah. She'll just go play with Lego or something and. Oh yes, that's right. You got her some of those Legos to play with. The 2 hours on Sunday. You know, where do you go on Sunday. We go to brunch. Yeah. Get that in.

And then listening to No Agenda or you know, we'll watch the NASCAR race, which I've been doing now. So it's kind of like do the rock and roll pre-show and then watch NASCAR and. Then catch it. And I actually listen to No Agenda. You just watch NASCAR, right? And then I catch you up on No Agenda, which I've tried listening at the faster speeds. And that is weird, but I'm getting it, it's. Oh don't let them hear you say that. I know, I know, I don't like it.

But if you're trying to absorb the information, I haven't yet tried just running through the transcript and trying to get the stories that way is I know Silsby loves the transcript stuff now, and I think he made a good point because he added something to podcast index, which if you have a better podcast index dawg, you should check it out. Great open listing for all podcasts out there and CSB added the ability for to right in the interface and podcast index.

If a show has a transcript and can click a button and the transcript will come up. Nice, which. Is very usable. Not if you're a regular listener to a show as much unless you're trying to find an exact part. But if you find a new show and you're like, Well, what is this about opening up? The transcript could be very helpful. And just going down and scanning like, what are they talking about? So I thought that was kind of a cool idea.

Yeah, and the whole podcasting 2.0 stuff, there's a lot of stuff that is trying to make it easier for people to consume this stuff in different ways. And transcripts is definitely a big part of that. And I do transcripts now more than chapters because transcripts are automatic. Yeah, exactly. That's what I've been doing. I've mostly given up on chapters because it just requires too that much time, post-production and I made some do the transcripts because they are automatic.

Yeah. You know, it just happens. And it is also a nice way for people to be able to find stuff. Mm hmm. But getting back to Kevin Stafford, thank you. We have a few Brewster Grahams that came in during the show, including that dad who says I love undiagnosed with surgeon and doctor. Oh, well. I like that, too. Yeah, I'm doctor, so I could be like Dr. Johnny Fever. Best doctor out there. Comic strip blogger, though, also comes in 4848 SATs. He says stay strong. Ukraine.

Poland stands with Ukraine, but standing with Poland, I mean, what about Poland? Yeah, exactly. I would love to actually go to Poland. That was one of the countries. Yeah, they have good food or at least have some good food anyway. Enough good food that I would totally get up on. It really had never been. I've been close, but I've never been in Poland. You know, and it it seems to be a little always up until about this point. It was off the radar for any major issues.

As far as you know, you didn't feel like you might it out safely. Once you feel like there is no real reason to go, there is what you're getting out. Well, it. Was not it was not there was no danger factor. But, you know, great food. I love Polish food, you know, then again, I love Mexican food. You like. Yeah, exactly. What food you not like. I love Italian food. Ireland. I thought the food was pretty good but mainly that was it was steak and whiskey.

Well in the I don't know where you got steak clearly in the city because in the rest of the country was mostly mutton. Were you right? You could definitely do lamb as well. Like in most places, yeah. Which is great because it right out raising. Do you mountains stew right. Outside the window. Well they're real. A real shepherd's pie. A real shepherd's pie.

The thing that that sucks about Irish food because it's got awful and you'll end up doing what we did, which is mostly eating in Pakistani restaurants. We would find up with a few places. Yeah was very interesting seeing the the difference in like you say the Pakistani the Chinese the you know the takeaway spots. Were a. Little you know, it's like it's not the same. It's not now they're not shiny and plastic like they are in the US. No, no no that not really true.

The thing that's amazing to me is how they still have not discovered any spices in Ireland, like spices have been available for many years. They're not that poor country anymore. And yet when you have what appears to be a very delicious shepherd's pie or Martin Stew served to you, that first spoonful makes you realize this. This has barely any salt and absolutely no spices of any other kind. It is the most bland, godawful food I've ever had. Hey, and you've had borscht as well.

But borscht, even without salt, it borsch has vinegar in it. So there's some flavoring to borscht, but it should also have salt and pepper in it. But Irish food was just blander than bland. It was. It was amazing. It was almost like you'd have to work hard, make food, taste as bland. Built as they had some potato. Nothing against the Irish people or the the sheep's walking around. Hey, buttons. Good Yeah, they look cool, too.

I kind of like just seeing little white dots everywhere on the green grass. Just move it around. Barely moving around. We had breakfast the one morning at the Hotel Europa, which is the most bombed hotel in all of Europe. So there's. Is that right? Yeah. Well, well, the troubles in Ireland were a real thing. I mean, were you in Northern Ireland there? Well, both yeah, we were in Northern Ireland. This was in Belfast, the Hotel Europa.

Yeah. Yeah. I couldn't get a I couldn't get a visa for Northern Ireland. They wouldn't let you in back at the time. You know, a. Couple wanted posters up on the. On the walls. Yeah. I could get into Ireland though. We, it was a buffet breakfast and the greatest thing I may have mentioned this before was when you hit the little Irish Oats oatmeal section, there was a bottle of powers whiskey there to put out your oatmeal with a little brown. Oh, my. God.

Oh, my God. I'm like, wait, this is genius. A shot of whiskey in the oatmeal. In the oatmeal. Oh, my God. So good. What? You've never tried that? If not. I've never tried it. That sounds interesting. Yes. Yeah, just. I mean, I like adding a little brown sugar to get a little sweetness in there, but the little brown sugar and Irish whiskey in your Irish oatmeal. Absolutely delightful. Do you when you make oatmeal, which I'm sure you do every week. I used to do a lot more.

I need to get back to it. I just like the lemon thing. I've done lemons the last two days. Lemon sprouted. Again. Good. It's good. I need to get back into it as well. I haven't done lemons in about two weeks. So the lemon thing or sorry, the thought, I mean, got me confused. The oatmeal the the oatmeal thing. Do you use water or milk. Water with the Irish out. Okay. I'm sure you it was milk if you want it.

I've used I've generally used milk because I like the thicker consistency that you get with milk. But technically you could use water. I mean, that's the thing. That's what the peasants use. Yes. Well, yeah, the milk is adding lot of fat into it, which I mean there's makes it one depends what you're looking if you're looking for taste or whether you're looking to, you know, a lot of it. A stick of butter in there, right? I'm good Irish butter, right? Well, yeah. You add the ox.

You had the shadow with salt. Yes, salt. The pad of butter has to be butter. And of course thick. You mix that all together and it is delicious. Yeah, yeah. Maybe some deep snow. And I do love the the black and white pudding. I mean, the black pudding especially made with King's blood. I mean, that's one of those things where people talk about it, people like I would you eat that it's a because it's. Yeah I would agree actually I think black pudding has a kind of pudding kind of off putting.

Get it. Yes. Kind of a thing to it. But it's actually pretty tasty. It's very I mean, people that won't eat black pudding, it's like you ever have a hotdog or bratwurst. Oh, yeah, those are great. What do you think goes into that? Well, and I mean, I generally will eat steak tartare and my blazer blue. So if it ain't bleeding, I don't want to eat it. Yeah, that's a nice right there, too. Yeah, it is. Right.

But thanks to CSB for his Mr. Graham and Fifer, Mr. Graham says one $4 on the Mega millions. Here's your cut. $4. That's great. So that means, what, three or four numbers you have to match to get that. So yeah, something like that, you know, two, three. And he's like, yay, I paid for my ticket. Yeah, well, that's all right. That's better than nothing. I usually lose my money and tickets. Well, this is. This is my viewpoint on if I haven't bought them in a long time.

But I've just graduated, you know, rather than the where they picked the numbers, the scratch off tickets. I have a simple theory which is, you know, go in and if you're going to buy $20, $50 of tickets, whatever you're going to do, you buy that. And if you win anything on those, that isn't like thousands dollars, you reinvest. So if I spent like 50 bucks and I win like 300, it's like we'll go buy 300 more tickets because you might win the bigger prize. I don't like. The.

That's a guaranteed way to lose all your money. Yes. Of course. It's like, let's go big or go home. It's kind of like doing the doubling bet system in Vegas. Every time you lose a bet, you double your stake. If it's the same bet, though, you're only making the same amount more with the lottery. It's when you're going for the big prize. Yeah. And your odds of getting it are zero, but yes, you're absolutely very lucky. Yeah. And this is my rule with lotteries is that it is an idiot tax.

SEABROOK just said that's called addiction. And they do it a lot. Yeah. Yeah. Okay Here is what would make more sense if you buy, you know, $50 worth of lottery tickets and you win 200 bucks take of that 151 and reinvest it but keep the original 50 that. Okay, so my rule with lotteries is don't play that it's an idiot tax so treated appropriately. So only buy a lottery ticket when instead of. The. Winning amount is over 200 million.

Makes sense because let the idiots out there get it up to the 200 million mark. Let that build the pot. Build it up. And then the bigger the pot, the more your increase. And if you win the lottery, remember us here at unrelenting dot show. Yeah. Where are you going on around thing in general. Yes. Be unrelenting. Yeah. What else you got? I mean, we're actually running. Are we done? Yeah. Well, okay, well, let's just wrap it up then. Where's the was the the the play out music you got there.

The play up music. Hey, same bad time, same bad channel. Next Friday, Gina, let us know what it's like to almost be unemployed. Yeah.