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He's No, Agenda. Coding.

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Broadcast.

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live from the heart of the texas Gold Country hearing.

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in the marines your number six in the morning, everybody. I'm

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Adam Curry and from northern

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Silicon Valley where we said.

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Oh, no. no when the home and

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driver drove into the wall i'm

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jhansi dvorak

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wait a minute what happens who drove

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into a wall as as here's what i heard you say

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when the holland driver drove

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into the wall that's exactly

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what i said explain

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i'm watching the indy five hundred

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oh oh oh much for

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supper no the

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vk guy or whatever his name is ah thank

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goodness it was a max it

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is not i'm actually in formula one oh there's

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a dutch guy in india

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the only the top driver and is

1:02

doing better every year since third or fourth year

1:05

in it and i'm driving an orange car

1:07

was an orange jumpsuit i've not follow

1:09

them unfortunately first record or a

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soft did he is he okay

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man

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the other the last us guy who won i

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think to in a row with audio my and

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i was there when you

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a second famous yeah he's really

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nice guy it wasn't arizona

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they want to go check em out what physicists

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it like you don't have you ever in arizona look me

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up male i can go in arizona for any reason

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or just as can imagine that northern

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every spring training staff

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as right john your me skits spring

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podcast training so

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the would i was a little concerned last night as

1:48

i was a scouring the twitter And

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I see you post a speed test result

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of your Comcast and

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have some ridiculously low number

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throwback to a a mode. like

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the early cable modems maybe

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even a dsl barely

2:04

what

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happened

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this been going on since the show or

2:11

two sundays ago yeah

2:13

And this is an interesting, if

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you could finally get through customer service,

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which is a nightmare, but

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I see your motives. Running

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your

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bullet will send the bullets out of the like in

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10 minutes, and you

2:30

can call us back and then

2:33

they give you the phone number from five years ago.

2:35

That doesn't work. So you say, no, no. I

2:38

don't you to send me a text message or not, but

2:40

I didn't pick

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it up and

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you can make it past this robot. The

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robot

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system is a piece of

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crap. You can't get to

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reset, your modem know,

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you can't talk you later. Cuz we better

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reset your modem. I will give you a favor,

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send you a text message when we do it. Never

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ends. I have to hang up. now

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did you did you did get really angry because

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we've determined that the i'm a so many i

3:15

had some a i once thought yes it's a

3:17

car get angry knowing that might kick

3:20

in

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no out as and kkr crap

3:23

you get angry to get this oh

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okay we will reset

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updated it sounds like you're angry we're

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going to read that dystopian that could be right

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in a movie

3:35

this is why gonna do it again cause i

3:38

know that i going to change that as good as

3:40

an accord the whole thing in oh yeah

3:42

and but also test the out the ai

3:44

in the algo with your likes and couple cuss words

3:47

no own switch that you're like frustrating

3:49

and then what does it affect scenery

3:52

is that who you call now for com cat we can

3:54

still use the old comcast numbers very easy to remember

3:57

one eight hundred com casual hold on a second maybe

3:59

that's your

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maybe there's a new path and

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i get a new number two and i called

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it as exactly this

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well this is this is the future of aviation

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as well as

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, at the end of the month and

4:14

memorial day weekend three and a half thousand

4:16

flights cancelled klm

4:18

whole thing it's own family

4:20

but are the chances every day i'm

4:24

in the us is happening everywhere na

4:27

in the netherlands no klm

4:29

has halted ticket sales for amsterdam

4:32

flights

4:33

you can't even buy tickets in the uk

4:37

this was unlimited bbc

4:40

you couldn't you people go on holiday travel

4:42

disruption what are the other these

4:44

people going to were turkey after

4:47

hours of waiting he has family find we boarded

4:49

a plane the only to be ushered

4:51

back off at the last moment the

4:53

pilot said they had run out of hours they

4:56

were able to work so everybody had to disembark

4:59

it's not like we didn't notice the

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i'm waiting and waiting for the the old obama

5:04

throw back the next jen aviation

5:07

system talk to come back at it's almost

5:09

it's almost perfect for those two mokes

5:12

automate everything it'll be great no one

5:14

wants to fly in and out of made it plain

5:17

oh he

5:19

was enough people who

5:21

the roster you on mosque enough

5:23

to let the tesla kill them

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yeah well that's what is good yeah yeah yeah

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since you were before i can finish my story

5:30

about com k i'm almost i'm sorry i didn't

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know if there was more to it i i'm all ears yeah

5:34

no i don't know let's go right

5:37

he says you brought up travel

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i am an as yet goodness

5:43

i was not expecting that okay the

5:45

i should have our there's too easy easy

5:48

as get an answer you don't want to play that you wanna play

5:50

ask adam open yeah

5:52

this this this is a week

5:54

in advance illicit the

5:56

country is now going to allow

5:59

people in and i want you to guess which

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country this play the clip from

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welcome back tourists after more than two years

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of current a virus restrictions starting

6:07

june tenth visitors and select countries

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with low infection rates including the us

6:12

will be allowed in that they are not

6:14

free to roam visitors must

6:16

sign up for a guided package tour

6:18

that includes transportation and accommodation

6:23

okay the question is which country

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is doing this after two

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years going

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to surprise me no doubt i

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mean i want my inclination is to say afghanistan

6:37

just throw something off the wall that

6:39

maybe germany

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germany

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get

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i don't know i haven't checked i've no reason

6:46

to go like this you might not know because this

6:48

is a screws when i heard this is and what

6:51

and you to play the this is a huge your to

6:53

play the whole thing but you can play the answer because

6:55

the answers at the beginning year with japan

6:57

is preparing to welcome back to earth as the know and

6:59

i thought and i thought it was japan because

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new team and i have this big trip can buy

7:04

thought that they were kind of he of i just never

7:06

ever gonna open backup this amazing woman

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who the whole thing japan is preparing to welcome

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back tourists after more than two years of current

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a virus restrictions starting june

7:15

tenth visitors and select countries with

7:17

little election rates including the u s

7:19

a little be allowed in that they are not

7:21

free to roam visitors must

7:23

sign up for a guided package tour

7:25

that includes transportation and

7:27

listen to an energy and you wake

7:30

up in the bathtub with your kidneys cut out yeah

7:32

assist assist with

7:34

zealand simplistic go anywhere

7:36

was required to go some pack

7:38

is what are your i speak do you remember that the

7:40

japanese government before covered in

7:42

their lockdown they had investors

7:45

are they were making were making of money available

7:47

to boost tourism that's

7:49

why t than i like holy crap this is good

7:52

in this all kinds of deals they're subsidizing

7:54

stuff so maybe the they bring that

7:56

in now taking that subsidy money in

7:58

you obviously putting it into the hands of party

8:01

loyalists to have their guided tours

8:03

and it's just kind of near made a little more interesting

8:06

to them and set of gear the couture you can

8:08

do is like tears the to are you doing

8:12

that sucks yeah i know

8:14

we're not going to go for that

8:16

the of course not no way no no

8:18

normal traveler would this some

8:20

stooge with buy into that he would

8:22

think so i want to ask your question

8:24

because out as host messaging the guy who

8:26

wrecked in the indy five hundred some watching the race

8:29

and there's thinking

8:31

about this is a it were a good

8:34

for one thing they have some guy was a cockney

8:36

accent announcing this american race i don't

8:38

get that but okay as any

8:40

race goes race the always into the pits is in the

8:42

prison now is getting for new firestone

8:45

tires hundred dollars with his firestone

8:48

new firestone tires all your

8:50

comes billy bob an easier time

8:53

getting

8:54

firestone tires new firestone to

8:56

an airy goes he's got new firestone

8:58

tires and any through

9:00

the years of in firestone you

9:02

know at these get the get some pics of the

9:04

speedometer of the cars as the firestone

9:06

gauges though

9:09

i'm wondering if

9:11

because you are in the advertising business doing

9:13

so sleazy stuff like this

9:15

know i was waiting for it thanks

9:17

yeah way

9:20

you do think they think they it now you

9:22

mentioned before about they have when you did

9:24

do when you're working for mtv you had this

9:26

a the michael jackson deal michael

9:28

jackson comma the king of pop

9:30

you had always say that were no dry summers

9:33

during a special weekend where they had made a deal

9:35

said michael i'm appear

9:37

on the video music awards that was part of the deal

9:40

we had the planetary premier

9:42

and for the whole three days

9:44

friday saturday sunday we had michael

9:46

jackson packages and videos but we

9:48

had to go back and re-recorded that whole weekend

9:50

because the memo would not come down to the studio

9:53

that every single time we said michael jackson

9:55

it had to be michael jackson comma

9:58

the king of pop the yes

10:00

sleazy deals now

10:03

the question in my mind is a eat food

10:05

because i'm watching this has gone on and on about

10:07

the firestone tires by the way

10:09

as they if they want to make these races more competitive

10:12

the have competitive tire brands

10:15

that one brand of tire for the whole

10:17

race which is what do you know that the race

10:19

is pretty much about tires

10:21

right

10:23

this races have been afraid to the always

10:25

been about tires but he was such

10:27

a nice italy did you get used to be competing

10:30

tires and i mean

10:32

i've let my normal it's at all back

10:34

to the question yeah

10:38

the are there any deals with the more times

10:40

you say the word you get paid for each time

10:42

you say it there ever

10:44

a deal like that in advertising hi

10:48

i'd i've never come across one i've never

10:50

been offered one these are yeah

10:52

well you do things i

10:55

think the pit stop would be a

10:57

guaranteed mention of course the gates

10:59

cam would be a guaranteed mention any driver

11:02

would rise on of the firestone flags anything

11:04

else would be gratuitous and is usually done

11:07

the stock up to the corporation

11:12

say that i say this little got it got

11:14

there were very

11:18

how kind of focused on saying

11:20

firestone tyres viruses and i what

11:22

you if you watch the ask are they never says the

11:24

of rarely say well it might have led

11:27

nascar is i'm good years

11:29

minute goodyear yeah but there was a good your

11:31

tires good your tires all the time

11:33

this was saying said so many times

11:35

it was annoying in fact that to be honest

11:37

been a just for anyone out there listening

11:39

in my entire life from now on i will

11:42

never buy firestone

11:44

tires the first because i

11:46

will never buy him i i this isn't

11:48

your first thing is we are is is now it's

11:50

grandparent makes you crazy i'm

11:53

not going to buy firestone tyres ever

11:56

the did so i'm thinking

11:59

if it was paid

12:00

by the number of mentions i thought that would

12:02

be kind of cool the decade

12:04

say that say this or becomes ludicrous

12:06

which is what it was and

12:08

then added is drop me back to things of sean

12:10

hannity his son is other people always say

12:12

mark levin to a great

12:14

blind

12:16

mark levin is he playing a bed of

12:18

see for this

12:20

no no you you know better than at that

12:22

sucking up as i said it's just sucking

12:24

up some let me give you a few a few data

12:26

points here actually

12:29

i've a question

12:31

good at any point the camera cut to

12:33

the firestone calendar models

12:37

nobody out have been better well i would have changed

12:39

my age as that whatever

12:41

woken us we have in our television culture

12:43

is destroyed the balance

12:46

these types of irritating things for you

12:48

and for many other people in the in

12:50

the indy five hundred the audience

12:53

i think is a heavy emphasis

12:56

on tires and by coincidence i

12:58

saw a couple of higher

13:00

advertisements just randomly

13:03

awesome stuff i was watching during the week and

13:05

i was looking around and

13:08

of the next that

13:10

climate change what is the title this

13:12

article here

13:14

the next car pollution disaster

13:17

this is from the drive which is

13:19

some their gear head magazine i

13:21

guess there's going to be tires

13:25

specifically it's the rubber oh yeah that

13:27

sounds awesome as i know yeah

13:29

right

13:30

right up a the demand is

13:33

rubber him that is

13:35

not just the tires though and i did i

13:37

never got to did this is interesting you brought

13:39

this up i never got the name of the chemical

13:41

but there's some chemicals a been using entire

13:43

some to make them were longer

13:46

and it a because as the tires

13:48

close grind around a believe

13:51

miniscule word of a little rebellious against

13:53

micro plastics is what they're talking yeah

13:55

but there was one specific chemical

13:57

it wasn't just a micro plastics

14:00

there are time but some janice only been added

14:03

like maybe five or six seven eight years ago

14:05

added regimes

14:08

is it a korean the frogs gays

14:14

i don't know yes yes i saw that

14:16

dead so the may appear may just be a heavy

14:18

emphasis on tires in general are

14:21

in the next day period good at this

14:23

is kind of written as here comes the

14:25

shit again you're after after diesel

14:27

game was a tire companies would love to get

14:29

this this their side of the tires i'm sure it

14:31

may be it to benefit them so you

14:33

were your tires out faster

14:36

you're using a where we go out and yeah

14:39

let's do that exactly

14:41

two more shrinks places

14:44

it is very if to sell toys

14:47

made tires to somebody for for the at forty

14:49

i'm is sometimes are designed to go eighty thousand

14:51

miles on you know your man is that

14:54

so with the with the

14:56

handing i guess we're gonna we're gonna have a rubber

14:58

crisis to aren't we with the with oil

15:01

shortages my shortage of rubber so

15:03

we're gonna have to go to the old world war two staple

15:05

which is wouldn't ties

15:10

what else you gonna do not imagine if if

15:12

all of a sudden there's a shortage and tires what

15:14

a what a mess that would be and

15:17

i think it's totally possible

15:22

the back to my comcast story though

15:25

i move bitch and moan on twitter

15:29

the researchers before the always helpful makes

15:31

you feel good that's for sure

15:33

there you go to get enough followers

15:35

are you okay so they say is and private notes

15:37

and they're working on and in one i told the guy

15:39

the seven

15:42

this morning a the noses is my your speed

15:44

any better know to make a desperate

15:46

of yeah what was what was your overall results two

15:49

megabits per second the

15:51

years was interesting and as what i wanted to point

15:54

out more than anything else i just had the story can

15:56

go on forever like a to

15:58

make a bits per second you're

16:00

surfing the web much just gone from pays

16:02

the do a stuff is really not is

16:04

fast enough and closest

16:06

it closest it first for general surfing

16:08

i agree

16:09

i agree it he wouldn't notice it so

16:12

if there's a problem because

16:13

the one thing i gotta talk and finally get

16:16

no hola some people to talk to who

16:18

up cells may they arrive in in service

16:20

their sales assistant professor i

16:22

absolutely right to six hundred megabit

16:25

verse does six and or megabus

16:28

new program which is cheaper supposedly

16:30

my only get two megabits out of is so would

16:33

would , good as it right but

16:35

both some cash all it's all usage are

16:37

you see beginning good do some pretty good

16:39

numbers now that they bit they were in years is

16:41

your different recently upgraded to serve

16:44

else there's value know what happened if your

16:46

servers was upgraded for your experiment

16:48

upgraded about the time as not

16:50

this last sunday show by or the that

16:52

do when i smile sunday show yeah yeah

16:54

we're having trouble member yes

16:57

, member i remember brow the

17:00

good that was of dad

17:02

i guess was in the range of when they upgraded

17:05

around here are some some extent that was a yeah

17:08

, role i

17:11

love it when that happens and them for them to say

17:13

man you must be digging it porn must be

17:15

fly in an old man

17:17

and i'm glad they mentioned it because i told you these other

17:19

guys of oh well and then when i

17:21

told this one guy a on the on

17:23

the twitter guy who's comcast xfinity

17:26

cares community the says

17:30

and i say i described your well what happens is i

17:32

get the nexus for about ten minutes and

17:34

it goes dead for a minute

17:36

two yeah why don't you just met did

17:38

you mentioned you the best but not just any podcast

17:40

but the best podcast in the universe

17:43

while have happened and i haven't pulled

17:45

out i give you permission to play that card

17:47

the

17:48

no and then when i said that i said

17:51

he says and then i put some times because i counted

17:53

and put some times of from last night when they sued

17:55

go out they've been back and

17:57

try to watch tv go out me back

18:00

the there's a mentor this

18:02

outage he goes oh pat

18:07

year it was an even darker to me

18:09

back here and go oh i got

18:12

a lot of is got know it's of wire

18:15

though it has to be physical it has to be little

18:17

wind blow on or something and asking

18:19

like allah yeah

18:21

that sucks but you know so i'm screwed

18:23

for a but as nominee go with zero

18:25

five be a five

18:27

yeah whatever i think i think you should just get

18:29

a get a hotspot amount of all kinds

18:31

of hospices back up in you're right

18:34

it'll be calm was none of them without a problem

18:36

is not tina in

18:38

the house would have to do with anything

18:41

spots oh very funny

18:46

you're right that the speak the speed is actually

18:48

that's okay that speed that used

18:51

to be a t one line by the way we were used

18:53

to put on a company on that's be as you're not

18:55

busy without stumbling on my neck

18:57

of the problem is you're paying his eyes

18:59

were the hunt was very high on hundred and fifty six

19:02

and are you running dns locally

19:04

because that will speed everything up

19:07

you don't think there's going to do he didn't do you

19:10

the i haven't got that was a new modem

19:12

i got from my new six hunter megabit service

19:14

or the i can see i said that do it

19:16

anymore i can't do too many things at once because

19:18

i know what the promises wires is what happened

19:20

last time it was a wire and

19:22

it's good that time was a squirrel puts yes

19:25

with for several years ago i wrote a recall those

19:27

twenty eighteen yeah several

19:29

years lot the point i'm making is

19:31

that if this scenario wide thing

19:33

because the some guy bonehead they came out

19:35

here and upgraded things and

19:37

p e villages around here this is

19:40

sitting with scissors twenty five

19:42

contests users on my a my

19:44

little route and

19:46

they're all just surfing the internet they're

19:48

not gonna notice that there's speeds have gone

19:51

down from one six them of course not we're

19:53

not not as professionals hello

19:56

so so it doesn't come to the don't get

19:58

the complaints right world

20:04

yeah but that's all as well i'm i'm so i'm sorry you had

20:06

to go through that that that's a time sink

20:08

although somewhat entertaining five hours

20:11

and five hours yesterday didn't have to go down to the

20:13

comcast store to get some new gear

20:15

she it was a complete

20:18

waste of a day sorry

20:20

it's a nightmare yeah nightmare know it's

20:24

well luckily i'm i didn't have those

20:26

problems and as you rightly

20:28

pointed out in the news letter this is

20:30

a memorial day weekend here in the united states

20:33

i think it's also a holiday weekend for

20:36

some reason other countries may be in you

20:38

have some holiday weekend and

20:40

so there's not literally no serious media

20:42

doing anything it wants taken off if one

20:44

has a special edition walk on

20:46

the special edition which means which we recorded

20:49

on wednesday

20:51

or maybe even last week a specialized

20:53

year last hits hits the one from last

20:56

year were just put new wraparound

20:58

the in are not sir with you with the best podcast

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in the universe or we fight spin

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it he we slay comcast

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just to bring you this show this

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one point out the value that we provide when

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i was very happy to spend

21:12

my last few days watching

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the wrap up of the elites in

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davos the davos deuce bags at

21:20

the world economic forum which was extremely

21:23

enlightening

21:25

yes

21:27

that you were you recall omnia the

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last episode pair of the

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davos deuce bags

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we listen to our queen ursula

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of the a president you need

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for the following person doesnt matter what search

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this is a just to show

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you that i know this kind of woman it

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is specific to be a woman yeah yeah

21:56

citizen exactly the same woman that

21:58

the yes if she may even in a break i don't

22:00

know but it's exactly

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the same get as you get a bigger smile

22:06

well is that was almost couldn't i say where square

22:08

smiles she smiles but now look for the picture

22:10

where she has two thumbs up

22:13

i got it okay

22:14

though she was on top of the

22:16

world proud of her

22:18

relationship with the rothschilds and she

22:20

created number of companies successful companies

22:22

but he created world online and

22:24

it was it was the way there

22:27

are

22:28

the hundreds of pictures or were two thumbs up

22:30

that's all she does this is under the reason

22:32

for that is going to be a parrot

22:35

two thumbs up she using the top of the elites

22:38

not just you know but really in brussels and

22:40

she comes from an elite family exactly

22:42

the same as queen queen ursula lived

22:44

in canada the the whole thing is it's

22:46

so it's uncanny then

22:48

she could get this huge the

22:51

roll up have an internet service provider

22:53

and she was going to be floated on the

22:55

am sam stock exchange and

22:59

when they went public and and everyone invested

23:01

of course because queen nina a i was the show

23:03

business people that captains of industry

23:06

how could this this gives a sure thing and

23:09

erm so she would they go public

23:11

and she's got her thumbs up here like

23:13

or translation of cops

23:16

the i need to sentence

23:19

it k ok online

23:21

ok or p t are k p

23:24

t u k t you k yeah means are

23:26

you are the are the face

23:29

this is get caught his head stuck

23:31

here they do headpiece fear that the leader

23:33

to a senior she was the the rainmaker

23:36

for she does these two thumbs up and maybe

23:38

thirty minutes later people start

23:40

to discover that she sold

23:43

all of her shares pre ipo like

23:45

a week before

23:46

the minute that mambo you

23:48

scam and scam public bathroom

23:50

the stocks tanks people lost

23:53

all their almost all their money to

23:55

that's why you see the two thumbs

23:57

up thing is what she'll be

23:59

remembered for the duisburg who

24:01

stole your money the with

24:04

that in mind these people make

24:06

mistakes and watching this davos

24:08

to add a sauce in the world economic forum

24:11

they are so

24:13

all in and so smoking their

24:15

own dope hear the got andrew

24:17

ross sorkin during a panel

24:19

on the metaverse that people are oh

24:21

yes notice of course this is going to be what

24:24

it is obviously will have as

24:26

of the whole workforces will be in virtual

24:28

reality but will get augmented reality

24:30

how long we've been hearing this

24:33

how long we're going to the when the computers

24:35

for sale by this is exactly

24:37

it's a i would say we've been hearing

24:39

this in some way shape

24:41

or form it since the seventies

24:45

they're all making this assertion

24:48

that the technology is here or its right

24:50

around the corner and its not about face

24:52

bag and their metaverse its its know

24:54

become and elitist concept that

24:57

is going to solve everything going

24:59

, the whole worlds problems and

25:02

andrew ross sorkin si sorkin b c you

25:04

know oh created billions

25:06

yah he's the golden child new york

25:08

times i want sox him off

25:11

and it was to as i got no clips from that

25:13

because was so insulting and so stupid

25:15

the we wouldn't be my last about

25:19

now when it comes to this type of

25:21

person there is one unique individual

25:25

in the news that cable

25:27

news arena who has the exact

25:29

same upbringing as queen

25:31

ursula and their

25:34

fathers probably knew each other

25:37

the earth was a dad was that

25:39

ambassador no politician lifelong

25:42

politician they looked around the world at

25:44

all kind of cool post she went all the right schools

25:47

house went to stanford of the whole the

25:49

whole deal

25:51

do you think that person is in united

25:54

i'll just give it a give you a clue it's not

25:56

on fox and it's not on cnn

25:58

so who could be the the perfect woman

26:00

to interview queen or so

26:03

yeah i read exactly

26:06

the same upbringing

26:09

i'll meet your browser on cnbc

26:11

niqab mika brzezinski

26:14

the lg the msnbc and that's

26:16

what i said oh this is a set pieces see and

26:18

i'm sorry msnbc would join

26:20

read as on msnbc nazi and

26:22

as wise and i got me there

26:24

is true but joy responding anyway no

26:26

matter where yeah works well

26:28

obviously meek of i think mika

26:30

and ursula probably know each other

26:32

for grown up together maybe they went to the same

26:34

school as him the x and point because

26:36

her her husband her husband dad

26:39

the horrible man that he is what

26:42

you're saying

26:44

yes yeah i'm ed i'm sure their pals

26:46

the well then i bitched

26:48

scarborough feels real out of place

26:52

and , is my i might my spouse truck

26:56

yeah this guy just though

27:00

they sit down and they're in davos

27:02

amicus in davos i think or

27:05

what's his name was her husband's name and i forgot his name

27:08

the head and brzezinski

27:10

husband's name scarborough

27:13

chuck trucks robbery

27:15

no not your and and know what's his name was is

27:17

joe joe scarborough

27:19

yeah so so either lawrence and

27:21

monkeys in st louis bring over it is

27:23

whispering over to the me kissing

27:26

voices muscle small was the deal

27:28

with

27:31

i don't i think er jo is in

27:33

their florida and the studio i don't i don't

27:35

think he's in davos

27:39

so they're the setting for them

27:42

is what was it the

27:44

global citizens

27:46

not everyone has a house there you have like the hall and

27:48

house and this the you how

27:51

a shit what was once the russian house

27:53

yeah the russian vs was because

27:55

russia

27:56

the war crimes house they set of

27:59

the global

28:00

this and how your global citizen that's the deuce

28:02

bag outfit

28:03

the does the big concert in central

28:05

park every year we all we know who sponsors

28:08

at all and it's laurene powell jobs

28:10

and holy land a kiss magazine

28:12

people an open society people

28:14

in the banks tomeka of course

28:16

is hanging out there with them with

28:19

ursula now when they start

28:21

talking

28:24

mika does something kind of who was kind

28:26

of weird uncomfortable it's not really great

28:28

news value but media tries

28:30

to throw out the pay wow you're

28:32

such an awesome woman specially

28:34

one who's older the know she's trying

28:36

like

28:38

do like awoke saying you know like this is so

28:40

good you so good and ursula

28:43

take it back she like to bitch

28:45

see how old i am a bitch are like

28:48

this without us they do

28:50

, if you guys are already started never

28:52

to be go there for some read my

28:54

bit as always old are you her sister

28:57

says my own know

29:00

that so this always the every by a priest

29:02

the i'll bet i'll bet

29:04

the end and ursula comes back to

29:06

the couple times

29:07

the you ever imagine having your greatest

29:10

impact at sixty three in your sick

29:13

and what is your advisor when the success

29:16

of starting out of this is this is already like

29:18

more that movie was doing is i go ahead

29:21

if i'm gonna argue is your privacy

29:23

or okay i think

29:26

she's doing it on purpose i think the two of

29:28

them has some some little fight

29:30

stolen oh right of right

29:32

will listen with virgin ears did you ever

29:34

imagine having your greatest impact

29:36

a one third possibility meek is

29:38

insane lee jealous because this

29:41

should have been her career instead she's got

29:43

the dude with the small mouth

29:45

the about

29:47

that okay let's add that to the mix

29:49

the you ever imagine having your greatest

29:51

impact at sixty in your sixties

29:55

and what is your advice young women

29:57

says the starting off

30:00

so am i didn't never

30:02

imagine that statistically

30:04

said where dreams i love it

30:06

and if i can i

30:08

see many see many

30:10

people in this audience that's wonderful of

30:12

course as you're over sixty like me

30:14

i guess assists a cessna so many

30:18

reads and as

30:20

i can give you

30:21

the moon and of advice

30:23

from my experience it is never

30:26

ever let anybody makes you a bad

30:28

conscience about what you're doing never

30:30

ever stick to your dreams

30:33

though so under hitler

30:35

the man it was possible to

30:37

see that you're going much wider than

30:39

ever dreamt the wider me get these

30:41

and what the over fifty's

30:44

or sixty years old

30:45

confirmed days have a

30:47

nice a saying in

30:49

germany that says well

30:52

the young one are running faster

30:55

but , older one knows the shortcut

30:59

go more those the mother

31:02

saying some the old country i

31:04

write this

31:06

what do you think after hearing the whole thing is a

31:10

mika trying to be woke and it's failing

31:12

is it be mika

31:16

the doing this on purpose because she has

31:18

some cat fight were there or is it see mika

31:21

as own shortcomings and jealousy

31:24

because the combination bnc

31:27

okay

31:29

the now take it as a to

31:31

watch these

31:34

this is it may be may possibly could to

31:36

evoke how good at it definitely

31:38

not i think it's d all of the above probably

31:41

so now we have a sit down and it's one of these

31:44

were the on the couch in was clearly hotel

31:46

room the senior the window

31:48

right behind them and that you know how they then sits

31:51

like side saddle looking at each other

31:53

which is really the weird

31:55

interview setting i know why they do that if

31:57

that's because that's how women are supposed to interview

31:59

them it wasn't very emancipated i

32:01

would the and

32:04

a and make a dive right into the pre

32:06

screened questions you'll even here are some

32:08

to i cannot most of her questions but in this case

32:10

i think a lesson intro in it

32:12

, us is to not just leading the witness the witness

32:15

gave her the question question countries

32:17

continue to purchase millions

32:19

of dollars of russian oil and gas doesn't

32:22

that undermines the same

32:24

from the west and also fuel

32:27

food is war machine so this

32:29

is the coursing that everyone's talking about

32:31

have been talking about in the you

32:33

and in davos as are the sanctions

32:35

working but doesn't it actually kind

32:38

of isn't it failing because

32:40

the price of petroleum

32:42

products has gone up and the key

32:44

phrase remember here is fueling

32:48

newton's war chest so

32:50

we can commit more war and

32:52

the sanctions were always intended to

32:54

stop exactly that is this

32:56

backfiring

32:58

we have issues now size packages

33:01

the thanks since the sixth one is on

33:03

the table and some are hitting

33:06

russian economy hard that's what they have to

33:08

do but you're also right when

33:12

this more deserve it

33:14

how did you up was

33:16

has the defendants on

33:18

russian oil gas

33:20

and coal we got rid of

33:22

my now we , in

33:24

the process of winding down there

33:27

was there and we

33:29

have just the issued last week

33:31

of sick or package the

33:33

college with our use yeah

33:35

this is the big package this is the

33:38

where we're going to a save our

33:40

skins

33:42

and get off of all russian or petroleum

33:44

products read what was it reentry

33:46

few you the how is she call that

33:49

yeah grew back it up played again has

33:51

just issued last week of

33:53

speech or package repository

33:56

power in reno and to get

33:58

rid of the dependency of russian that

34:00

this is diversifying away from

34:03

the russians ass one reliable

34:05

supply is like are free the united states

34:07

i have an agreement with president biden

34:10

on that i'm just ask for example that about

34:12

that

34:13

then maybe that's why we're funding

34:15

the ukraine stuff because we're gonna someone

34:18

is going to get lng from us

34:21

this mean additional resources are necessary

34:23

from the us

34:25

that kind of a back backhand the news kind

34:27

of back backhand to do their yeah

34:30

he has a by the way and in the process this is screw

34:32

our own top like guess where the price

34:34

you are gas and we could be using

34:37

their to he are are for

34:39

anything for anything

34:42

or anything we could return and a plastic

34:44

we can use of for anything nights

34:46

or we've read that part one i got

34:48

from the united states i have an agreement with

34:50

some president fight and on that i'm eager

34:53

for example that will replace from

34:55

next year and one third of

34:57

the russian our supplies

35:00

so we're gonna we're gonna

35:02

replace one third

35:05

there's like a lot that's a

35:07

lot

35:08

i don't know that we have as many tankers as we

35:10

need to get the stuff over there is impractical

35:14

it's not green the

35:16

any means to take in it and

35:18

hall this natural gas instead of putting

35:20

in a pipeline and distributing is north east

35:23

they said putting it in a tanker liquor finding

35:26

it putting in a taker haulier already europe

35:28

and and selling it to them is not

35:30

green by any means

35:33

okay , agree with

35:36

that he knew magazine editor

35:38

just say is not is not a way

35:40

it's not good for the climate doesn't

35:42

suck it doesn't sound like a great idea

35:45

we gotta idea gotta be could be good for some

35:47

people here in america though yards you get you

35:49

need you got an empty wallet you

35:52

don't you're running an oil company you'd wanna get

35:54

some sort of gasification operation sure

35:57

the right here we go with his main farm the

35:59

united states an agreement with surprising

36:01

biden on that mg gas for example

36:03

that will with play

36:04

this is by staff nurse more

36:07

that i hear this it's a scandal

36:11

okay i considered a scandal

36:14

do it with a shortage that we haven't the

36:16

price of gasoline here in this country to

36:19

be doing that is scandalous

36:21

were but this is this is the natural

36:24

gas it's been liquefied that's not the same

36:26

as the gas you put your car

36:28

no it's not been used mix that gassy

36:30

and you can do a lot of stuff with it you can do it's

36:34

it's it's toll is part of total energy going

36:36

to the power plants we have power plants yeah

36:39

yeah yeah he had to pay so much

36:41

read lecture as the eye to pay more that's now

36:43

that's now that's the scandal i agree

36:46

the united states i have an agreement with

36:48

surface and fight and on that i'm

36:50

eager for example that will replace

36:53

from and lecture on one third

36:55

of the russian they apply

36:58

the second part is energy saving

37:00

buses

37:01

the artist i'm okay hold on i

37:03

love to see that this is a does that to

37:05

she has three parts the second

37:08

one she says what as you say

37:10

here again one third

37:12

of the russian

37:13

at the flights the second

37:16

part is energy saving

37:17

the third artist you just skips over energy

37:19

saving you know that means means

37:22

austerity

37:24

the energy savings means you're going to have to

37:26

a turn off your your gas supply you're

37:29

going to have to use take shorter showers

37:31

a bylaw a and

37:33

t all kinds of things we just let you use less

37:35

electricity i'm a i

37:37

mean saving she skips over that's

37:40

where the pain is

37:42

the way scandal and scam shouldn't

37:44

be a scandal

37:46

the scandal scandal who's just thinking of it

37:48

as a word or it one third of

37:50

the russian air supply's

37:53

the , part is energy saving

37:55

but the third part is the most important

37:57

and this is accelerating agree

38:00

condition this is the investment

38:02

heavy investment in renewable energy

38:04

when some hydro power arms

38:07

, james this is hydrazine

38:10

baby's gonna

38:12

hydrogen

38:13

she got the hydrogen in there as coverage you it's

38:15

not that hydrogen hydra gene eugene

38:18

aj jean where's

38:21

, hydro didn't win some

38:23

as tidal power power

38:26

so this is the way to go there

38:29

for

38:30

anything president putting has

38:32

achieved it is sad he lost

38:34

his best clients

38:36

when i never come back and that is

38:38

pushed us and obscured seen

38:40

into the direction of renewable clean energy

38:43

okay so there it is in a nutshell

38:46

a nutshell get us back as a client i

38:48

mean that seems pretty clear there's

38:50

no off road off ramp for

38:53

curtains efforts in ukraine or whatever

38:55

else you doing is as did

38:58

you learn end of story that she just

39:00

said it

39:01

yeah but why would she said is kind of dubious

39:03

and i'll tell you why

39:05

the workday moving toward green energy

39:07

a rapid pace as fast as they could anyway

39:09

and so now what these accelerate our can

39:11

go faster than fast well if

39:14

he has accelerated and mika caught

39:16

this to john sounds latimer prudent

39:18

hands on brought

39:22

together in a town as never before

39:24

has brought together brought together union

39:27

as never before and has

39:29

inspired as never before the green revolution

39:32

there

39:35

that was the whole plan there

39:37

the gluten has inspired

39:40

greek we should have a statue

39:42

the to be prudent inspired

39:45

the green revolution like never before

39:47

never before look

39:50

it over ukraine flag and moses

39:52

people are ready for this fuck you potent

39:55

thanks for inspired me to go green that

39:59

campaigns the good at the end

40:02

the economic say he's

40:04

, brutal aggression

40:07

must be

40:08

repeated failure is because he did

40:10

have this was weird for me is brutal

40:12

aggression must be a strategic

40:14

failure

40:17

i'm not quite sure what she means and

40:19

this is what

40:20

moving my so ,

40:22

send to an embargo there's no chance

40:24

of a full embargo because wouldn't

40:26

that be the most effective way to

40:28

imposed upon him said he has

40:32

committed a strategic failure so

40:34

now what everybody knows this that

40:37

italy and other mainly italy but and

40:39

up in germany the still buying gas

40:41

from russia is still near the phasing

40:43

out oil as as a queen

40:45

ursula said but it's still going on and

40:47

indices is it's no big secret anymore

40:49

that they have this italy in particular

40:52

is found ways to pay russia

40:54

for the gas they're getting

40:55

well what we also always has to do is

40:57

find some of the right balance

40:59

between not hurting our economy

41:02

too much because this is the strongest leverage we

41:04

have against

41:05

the russian aggression coatings aggression

41:09

potenza aggression

41:11

and i take the example of oil says

41:13

is where we have to be careful is

41:16

that , we would completely cut

41:18

immediately as of today some of

41:20

the oil he might be able

41:22

to take the oil that he does not sell

41:24

for the european union to the world market

41:27

where the prices will increase and sell

41:29

it

41:29

more and us since his

41:31

watch us so we're just the

41:34

and very strategic

41:37

in the way we approach that topics

41:39

and am therefore to also for

41:42

know if we result

41:45

are you doing your way out to those we're going

41:47

to let her finish what offences is about to wrap

41:49

the some salad for more and

41:52

thus since his watch him

41:53

how we have to be a

41:56

very strategic

41:59

kinda we were killed that topic and

42:02

therefore this also this also that

42:04

we can leave the rest of the world to

42:06

really make sure that we

42:09

are that we deplete his watches

42:11

have fallen vargas and bargain would really

42:13

be years the well with over times

42:16

what we do is get rid of the overall

42:18

dependency of russian fossil fuel cell

42:21

three of them and never to

42:23

go back again

42:26

mckenna armor

42:28

this is an orgasmic for her

42:32

oh my goodness

42:37

oh and i guess

42:39

so

42:40

that could not be more clear and

42:42

and of course the next question you'd expect is

42:45

what what will rush do

42:48

what will russia do when the the

42:50

european union takes none of

42:52

their products anyone

42:54

thought about this i

42:56

mean isn't the answer kind of obvious

43:00

they link up with china and iran

43:02

and create their own front of and surely

43:04

this cannot be a well thought out globalist

43:06

position it definitely not will

43:09

finish it up here with me can ursula with

43:11

that in mind on what

43:13

, we do learned

43:16

about the russian invasion what have we

43:18

you learned

43:19

and it weaponization

43:22

of it's energy relationships the a

43:25

display of the school though with

43:27

all that

43:28

all this yeah we're gonna cut him off

43:30

we're not going to be their customer none of their products

43:33

ever again meteor comes out

43:35

and says so you know how to

43:37

feel about russia weaponizing or energy

43:40

the with me your weaponizing

43:42

their energy the my my demise

43:44

a potent carrying water for poop know

43:47

you've been carrying water before

43:50

, a big hits

43:52

because of the hydrogen

43:54

how with that in mind to arms

43:57

what have we learned

43:59

about

44:00

the russian invasion and it's weapon

44:02

is a sense of it's energy relationship

44:05

with the issue as is

44:07

still a set off in any way alarm bells

44:10

about the he used economic relationships

44:12

or dependency the sinus

44:15

how would he the fossil fuel dependency

44:17

with russians of save a unique one

44:19

i may say so as

44:22

and the internet where we are working

44:24

hard not to get rid of it i would

44:27

the bigger picture i sing for us

44:30

in the democracies were standing

44:32

s are against the aggressor

44:34

of the also crisis that is trying

44:37

was trying to wipe out

44:39

ukraine from the map and

44:41

, others are watching

44:44

very closely whether we will

44:46

when

44:47

that struggle that saddle and

44:49

therefore is so important that

44:52

we are successful and we are successful

44:54

in making clear that this that

44:57

this acceptable holding back into

44:59

behavior philosophers so

45:01

is is the china issue sort of a

45:04

little bit down the road but more but

45:06

the are now and what what can and

45:08

should the u s and the you'll be doing

45:10

to go there are two more effectively

45:12

manage china's expansionist

45:15

goals by giving them a making

45:17

up on the make friends with russia seemed like a great

45:20

player has economically and militarily

45:22

i think it is very important so that was

45:24

so the we know that were showing right now

45:26

to was the russian

45:28

aggression and invasion some

45:30

phyllis china ah

45:33

we have a the called approach

45:35

we're very clear that we say there are some

45:37

topics that well we

45:39

are negotiating partners for example fighting

45:41

climate change

45:42

the imam a week or something is my

45:44

children we are i'm

45:46

bigger competitors

45:48

that we are systemic rivals

45:50

when it comes for example to human

45:54

though

45:56

the death by the way isn't

45:59

is a beauty this damn make rival

46:01

is a beautiful the it

46:04

takes me back as as your while but

46:06

it's great phrase but it's also it's literally

46:09

true they have different systems voice

46:12

yeah it is true but what are you good phrase

46:14

a lot different ways but that that

46:16

lord gem there's gonna hold up

46:18

the stomach rivals will keep in it will keep it in

46:20

the in the been given to play okay

46:23

now because this is the no agenda showed

46:25

the next two clips are unique

46:27

to what we do why are they unique

46:30

because the content in

46:33

them is it you

46:35

know it takes a little bit to get said the

46:37

to get out of it was was really there

46:40

and the main reason is it's george soros

46:43

and now the

46:45

are both ends the world economic that the whole

46:47

davos experience isn't over until

46:49

they've had the big george

46:51

soros benefits the george

46:53

soros open society or whatever it

46:55

is he is a big dinner he

46:57

gives a speech and then this questions

46:59

and answers and the

47:02

the question and answer the early earth video

47:05

is in the show nose is well worth

47:07

watching the whole things like forty five minute

47:09

name for a discarded george soros

47:11

show us the

47:13

george soros show everybody sits

47:16

is your so no show

47:20

and anybody who's everybody who's anybody

47:22

anybody anybody is invited to this

47:25

it's fun to watch people

47:27

asking questions because it's in a dinner settings

47:29

or george's up on stage with the guys

47:32

who has a microphone in his

47:34

hands is kind of holding is like a stick

47:36

microphone you're like a singing microphone he's

47:38

holding his sure actually he's

47:40

only going his hands really tight in

47:43

and he's sitting right next to to soros

47:46

and when soros doesn't understand something

47:48

the guy goes into that might preserve

47:51

it's not amplified you don't hear that it's

47:53

in money is going into his ear

47:56

the guy sitting there was a fucking honk over my oh

48:01

what yeah

48:03

and the guy and the guys on the phone next

48:05

to him you know is checking stop and he's

48:08

he's doing it for his whispering a little bit in his

48:10

ear from time to time

48:12

but also fun the is when a woman

48:14

stands up and you look at the other tables behind

48:16

it you see the and they're all decked

48:19

out these is a beautiful people these are the elite

48:21

athletes from news as say mainly amount

48:23

of news elites cause live a journalist or

48:25

not working there they were invited guests allah

48:28

build a bergen how these types of

48:30

clubs

48:31

then you can see the women looking at

48:33

these other women buying and up and down and

48:35

checking every it's ,

48:37

worth watching that is so judgmental

48:40

some of those women women the men

48:43

are just eaten like pigs like cannot

48:45

look and i think there's journalists et cetera

48:48

table cetera fact that they like pigs

48:50

plaza put plaza dross and then you

48:52

get guys get enough and asking questions

48:55

which yes and like to as yes and question then

48:57

how this whole life story and everything

48:59

he thinks and what he believes and it's

49:02

like no ten minutes of of

49:04

realizing the make himself look smart

49:07

people of falling asleep with a face

49:09

in their food georges

49:11

i mean is is amazing the guy's life

49:14

though i get there were two main

49:16

things that he wanted to make clear and

49:18

so i took the first one which is the long

49:20

one then i caught out almost

49:22

every single

49:24

happenstance of him doing good

49:27

as a measure to

49:30

, it because of the earth at

49:32

the it at the an a in

49:34

minnesota nice voice now that's pretty good

49:37

good been listening to what for hours this morning

49:39

and i caught it all out we'll

49:42

need to stop during some of this their first

49:44

quit again

49:45

i really had to pick you you produce the

49:47

thing to death i had to me up

49:50

but oh this display not the only

49:52

man blue is ,

49:54

very interesting subjects

49:56

and the thing is is the

49:59

just that he's talking about the oil

50:01

embargo sorry it's hilarious

50:04

already

50:05

the clear do you think you can understand him because

50:07

i mean i get used to dive

50:09

know slide

50:11

i have the ceiling and i think usually

50:13

go for a minute that is

50:16

one that i'd lose this guy before

50:18

and once you pick it up and say look like

50:20

a cockney accent the at once you pick

50:22

out to see what the hell is trying

50:24

to say you can start to understand is so i

50:26

think everyone of feel the same way to just let

50:29

it go hard to that but that's why i stopped

50:31

to set it up

50:32

the question is about the oil embargo will it

50:34

work is this the right way to go the only

50:36

a man who is ,

50:38

very to see subjects

50:41

and they seek his his his

50:44

in his v

50:48

re driver in

50:50

there is such a break

50:53

from using your fear of

50:56

two sets of the gas

50:59

was a series his

51:01

case is my son is and

51:11

the last year he

51:15

really i

51:17

guess lindsey's

51:21

, the the

51:24

so russian so

51:28

okay so in case anyone is still getting

51:30

into a he saying hey this said

51:32

this whole oil thing and the says the

51:34

embargo

51:35

it is really this kind

51:38

of this is crazy because

51:40

kuittinen ah isn't

51:43

i don't have as a position as strong as everybody

51:45

thinks the main reason is and

51:47

who will get the details is because potent

51:50

has been putting the gas supply that is not

51:52

been sending over to europe into the russian

51:54

reserves which is no i guess a big storage

51:57

and due to my do either

52:00

he asserted his own was as

52:02

, susannah fry so guess

52:05

who knows and

52:08

nice at least exactly there are lots of money

52:12

as he and his services

52:16

name by losing him for impose

52:19

he has made me though this

52:22

earth has me they're

52:24

not the most money let me tell

52:26

you it was a minute and a half for him to say

52:28

that sentence

52:31

but because since the embargo keys

52:33

made a lot more money this is exactly what mika

52:36

and ursula we're talking about hey isn't as backfiring

52:38

is this feeling his war chest

52:41

then , him for imposes

52:45

buys his ear very

52:48

clever of the

52:51

us to seize

52:56

the dollars says of

52:59

the moon russia

53:03

he would to says that of

53:07

land that man

53:11

and they have russia fool in july and

53:15

if he doesn't receive

53:17

somewhere the an overflow

53:21

and because see his existence

53:24

is so and

53:28

sixty is in fact

53:30

is and room for preserve he

53:33

will have to this setting

53:37

down the or ice

53:39

his in siberia

53:46

could you imagine this guy is joe biden

53:48

having an argument

53:51

so this is interesting information he says

53:54

the russian reserve tank

53:56

we'll be fooled by july the pcs

53:59

going and so the will have to start shutting

54:01

down

54:02

is what soros calls antiquated

54:05

production facilities and that has an

54:07

interesting a consequence in

54:09

siberia too

54:12

, producing the dance

54:14

and it because of this old

54:16

a true friend if you restart

54:18

is is , at

54:21

least half the least outsourced the

54:24

this is sad ,

54:26

the in july sad

54:29

, a the in and

54:32

his has managed he's

54:36

to terrify a

54:38

fear of and basically bluffing

54:42

he says it is terrify concise

54:44

situation of

54:47

has to do something with that it

54:50

and the a place in

54:52

themselves be close to

54:54

five plans are in

54:56

existence

54:59

gas and so europe

55:02

as a much stronger position

55:07

the

55:12

and i haven't bruce the

55:14

authors is and ,

55:16

point this out out

55:18

sensitive to the

55:21

draghi because he's because man

55:24

whose most influence

55:27

and said in this

55:29

most influence ah

55:35

that in every sense as

55:37

sensitive for the successor

55:40

so the word is out the letter

55:42

has been sent my way

55:44

the said some day name somebody

55:47

mario draghi he's the prime minister of italy

55:49

the very the country the very country

55:51

that is continuing to by russian

55:54

goods and what soros is saying and

55:56

the letter has been since he went on to say

55:59

i haven't heard back sent an email

56:01

so i don't mind disgusting and here he said

56:03

i hope the druggy himself would

56:05

come out and say that so this is he

56:07

was a little surprised

56:09

though he said that in this public setting

56:11

because he didn't get a response right yes

56:14

yes so he that their said this

56:16

otherwise i'd still rather dark that's

56:18

correct there are literally

56:20

he says new information yes

56:23

it is a big deal because that would it would

56:25

these describing is a collapse of the yeah or natural

56:27

gas market is speculated should know

56:29

about

56:31

something a he would give this a candidate something

56:33

to he would only and on his know how he makes his money

56:35

except for any smooth as is a professional

56:39

so he didn't get the results you

56:41

wanted in a normal fashion of

56:43

sneaky dc and easy

56:45

idea and so he says look

56:47

as blow this information and see what happens

56:49

with now every but at dissolute take

56:51

at while before the investment community finds

56:53

out about it it or shows little

56:56

ahead of the game generally speaking as anyone to listen

56:58

to it knows there was they

57:00

do this gonna be a

57:02

situation is going it occur

57:04

at no rush you could do a numbers is they could

57:06

take a flare off gas if

57:10

he set would he says if when he says

57:12

is true which i fully

57:14

believe

57:15

that you do lose your out you don't fully believe

57:18

i don't fully believe it

57:20

well i don't believe is that to restart

57:22

the wells the gas wells in

57:25

siberia he's gonna lose to

57:27

be because of the go quickly being john

57:29

where i love with my love

57:31

get more nation because we'll get an answer from

57:33

that before the show is over we

57:35

have people who know that stuff down

57:38

the got they are cold so we'll find out where

57:40

there's also there's also the possibility of

57:42

replacing the junk equipment that

57:45

is not impossible

57:47

there's plenty of the right but as i

57:49

realize they sit at the or other takes a while to

57:51

spin that up though

57:53

they were yeah of course of course with all the money

57:55

he could build the know he could be i don't hear such

57:57

now the your

57:59

knees amy what's the rush the way i see the

58:02

if you set to shut down the wells

58:06

bring in the show is chinese engineers

58:08

bring an indian engineers bring in our engineers

58:10

bringing new people now they are you

58:12

say the market will collapse wouldn't that

58:14

make the market go crazy

58:17

not he shuts down the wells it would be go crazy

58:19

but if he doesn't shut down there wasn't a have allows access

58:22

and they're still pumping to marketed collateral

58:24

right okay

58:26

those he could go into yeah you know what

58:28

was interesting is the here soros talk

58:30

about the pipelines and i believe that to be largely

58:32

true knowing the pipeline's of europe

58:35

that not all of them of course as a lot but

58:37

having studied many of them since episode

58:39

what six hundred or something the

58:42

hi i'm pretty sure he's right about the

58:44

fact that the the true way for him to get

58:47

get get it out of his storage

58:49

is through the pipeline networks and not

58:51

really is something is going to do siberia

58:53

and starts him lng there and ship

58:56

it where i don't know though

58:58

that part i think is right

59:01

i think so too i think he's probably right ninety

59:03

pricing what he said is largely true

59:05

as about losing half of it is that is

59:08

a question of why have issues with

59:10

now if if we were engaged as the curry

59:13

a divorce consulting group

59:15

the he was here's the recommendation i would

59:17

give to potent the

59:20

running turn

59:22

your excess gas once your tanks are forming

59:24

july the into onsite

59:27

containers of bitcoin mining machines

59:30

power that i guess

59:32

yeah the and

59:34

just meant the crap out of bitcoin

59:37

this be mining all day long without

59:40

excess get you imagine

59:44

it was a different solution that's for sure no say

59:47

it's scary to for a consulting group you want you want

59:49

the regular fair go get mackenzie

59:52

mackenzie and i can be much

59:54

use either have you want

59:56

either if you want out of the box thinking soccer

59:59

but the well yeah alright

1:00:03

so any more yes i've won more clip

1:00:05

and this and maybe even more

1:00:07

mind blowing this is george

1:00:09

soros this and you'd ninety eight by the way

1:00:11

so it's amazing the guy can talk at all really

1:00:14

considering how is how will make more money to do

1:00:16

with and pass it considering

1:00:18

he kind of always spoke like this is not as

1:00:20

now is neo his native tongue is

1:00:22

he is always are those that have done

1:00:24

this long winded crap which

1:00:27

makes him that much more interesting which is why it's

1:00:29

unique to us to to really listen and

1:00:31

hear what he sang because other people heard

1:00:33

it too so

1:00:35

now we have this is that this

1:00:38

was my boxer

1:00:39

this is one of the know those guys

1:00:41

who was asking a question the whole set up

1:00:44

his whole life any ends

1:00:46

it with this bit before

1:00:48

he goes into the actual question for

1:00:51

no actually

1:00:52

this is his spear what can we do oh

1:00:54

my god the sky is falling

1:00:56

george soros help us i

1:00:59

think you write to me and assurance

1:01:01

, determines everything on the right thing

1:01:03

by i think move on move

1:01:06

move european project and no unity

1:01:09

of the west as can be tested in ways that it

1:01:11

hasn't been tested for a long time in the months

1:01:13

ahead and i was i what , think

1:01:16

we can you now during these

1:01:19

ah this period of time ah

1:01:21

twenty twenty four her help

1:01:23

europe hang twenty and also help

1:01:25

prepare for a wow wow

1:01:29

wow i hope prepare won't happen but wax

1:01:31

trump returns to the one

1:01:36

sport

1:01:38

deathly afraid of trump returning to

1:01:40

the white house or to be one guy

1:01:43

is a german a journalist

1:01:46

went on for ten minutes problem with these people

1:01:48

but it does again

1:01:51

davos these people believe all

1:01:54

the dope the their hands and out

1:01:56

he believes the metaverse will save the that

1:01:58

that the world economy and

1:02:01

it's not over him and i was just a question by

1:02:03

make a new play their part of yeah we are say on the service

1:02:05

or her now during these

1:02:08

, these period of time before

1:02:10

twenty twenty four four help

1:02:13

europe hang together and also to

1:02:15

also for a prepare wow

1:02:18

wow i hope it won't happen but wax

1:02:21

trump returns to his to the white

1:02:23

house he specifically says twenty

1:02:25

twenty four and mean that's the date of the us

1:02:27

federal election so guys

1:02:30

truly free about it

1:02:36

you know what are we missing well

1:02:39

what you're missing is what george is about to say

1:02:42

i have ,

1:02:44

been very impressed impressed

1:02:47

the by decisiveness

1:02:52

and willingness to

1:02:55

use case to

1:02:59

fund who continue to

1:03:01

develop to

1:03:04

be there for samurai sensory

1:03:07

soon so

1:03:09

the of kind of sport or front what he's saying

1:03:11

is we're in such a unique position right now

1:03:13

we are we are saving the world we are saving

1:03:16

ukraine we are we

1:03:18

are the world we are the children that we need

1:03:20

to use this moment in time

1:03:22

to strengthen the federation

1:03:25

the european union federation

1:03:28

not just any federation the financial

1:03:31

federation

1:03:34

for ideas out of fashion

1:03:38

as , century synthesis roscoe

1:03:41

what he meant was a headless to three times he meant

1:03:43

financial federation but it came out of size

1:03:46

pieces a samurai century

1:03:48

soon soon he

1:03:50

says he is out of out

1:03:55

as a century soon as

1:03:57

supersede composer

1:04:01

is very important step

1:04:04

, forwards

1:04:06

, sentence

1:04:11

for this more for

1:04:13

earth to discuss says

1:04:15

i didn't discuss says favorite

1:04:18

as , discuss as my

1:04:23

is an incomplete europe

1:04:26

is incomplete or of food

1:04:30

and citizens andrew

1:04:33

money

1:04:38

europe is incomplete because

1:04:41

it has a central bank

1:04:43

it doesn't have a treasury and

1:04:46

, nice named

1:04:49

guy named

1:04:51

cool another the fear

1:04:53

of another to face a silly

1:04:56

has as green deal that

1:04:58

you need to see that additional

1:05:00

sap and to

1:05:03

know so many

1:05:05

of whom the opposes

1:05:08

is developments in europe and

1:05:10

that allows the european

1:05:13

union to raise

1:05:16

his own one source

1:05:20

of income services

1:05:23

can borrow in

1:05:25

the summer so much ten

1:05:28

weeks europe needs it's own

1:05:30

treasury so it can raise his own

1:05:32

so so income by quite

1:05:34

sure what that means

1:05:35

in the commercial markets me

1:05:39

, and

1:05:42

there is a

1:05:45

a really determined

1:05:48

and policy on this

1:05:51

to to meet the

1:05:54

tremendous needs financial

1:05:57

news europe

1:06:00

mas que nous is

1:06:03

improves says a visit

1:06:06

to , exit

1:06:08

months has his own name

1:06:11

says right says is

1:06:13

can only borrow from his member

1:06:15

states has

1:06:17

since said yes the

1:06:20

ability to world from liberal activists

1:06:22

and that's nice too easy path

1:06:25

this is big news

1:06:29

that could be kind of said that in the works

1:06:34

you know i just guy live long enough you hear the following

1:06:37

the problem with the project is not complete

1:06:40

we have our own central bank

1:06:43

we have our own treasury but we don't

1:06:45

have our own military is

1:06:48

that than will his son alexander will carrier

1:06:51

carry the flag no doubt though

1:06:54

and ended europeans were have kid completed

1:06:56

a project to have a hero it's are being

1:06:58

as a giant as was his fourth reich

1:07:01

ah narrative and as

1:07:04

uk out of it

1:07:06

and and we bomb in the uk again

1:07:08

dire dire london

1:07:11

although the cyber bombs something more sophisticated

1:07:14

this is not the kinetic care club

1:07:16

the group is not kinetic they the although some

1:07:19

other the old guy still like a blowing shit

1:07:21

up

1:07:22

a blow stuff but of course you spend a lot of money

1:07:24

that you get you get more money to spend

1:07:26

this sets everything out this

1:07:29

is a perfect setup you get because

1:07:31

if you have a a treasury then

1:07:33

you also have centralized taxation i

1:07:35

would think

1:07:37

that would be the have another one miss

1:07:40

said he asked central as course

1:07:42

you have to find the treasure in which you're trying to do with

1:07:44

the world taxes like

1:07:46

like our version of the world governments

1:07:48

gonna be competing with their version of the world

1:07:51

government at some point ma'am face

1:07:53

that what and you're right about the army

1:07:55

because for the euro to become the

1:07:58

default reserve current the which is obviously

1:08:00

what what what the the founder

1:08:03

the brains behind the european project

1:08:06

i've always wanted you need to

1:08:08

have seen in order for the euro to have the

1:08:10

full faith and credit of the european

1:08:12

union you've got to back it up with guns

1:08:14

does how the big seok reserve currency

1:08:17

game is played

1:08:18

they're making their move or george is making the move

1:08:21

well just they're making their moose i

1:08:23

sent a letter the email that iraq

1:08:25

i keep themselves

1:08:26

their side tracking themselves with this green

1:08:28

new deal crap or know but this is all

1:08:30

to find the green new deal he i

1:08:32

didn't say that but did you can see the results

1:08:35

there's still freezing to death exit

1:08:37

already screwed up the deal was russia were they had free

1:08:39

cheap gas come in and like no tomorrow

1:08:42

couldn't figure out how to stop the ukrainian

1:08:44

thing which could have been done i mean if

1:08:48

it's been mentioned a lot in the end it's in

1:08:50

the military brat a kite calm

1:08:52

the trades with the like defense one some

1:08:54

these are the newsletters

1:08:56

biden coming out when everyone else say nah

1:08:58

don't worry about even in ukraine know

1:09:00

they're gonna attacked or in attack this week or next

1:09:02

week as a week after

1:09:03

and whose authority that kim woo

1:09:06

knew that and if you didn't know it with somebody

1:09:08

apparently did because it happened

1:09:10

the have much to the chagrin of everybody

1:09:13

if you knew that a weeks in advance

1:09:15

why did you throw every day every

1:09:18

diplomatic tool you had in

1:09:20

the box at the situation

1:09:22

before it happened and give gave

1:09:24

route will give russia what it wanted which was

1:09:26

who knows what now we can tell

1:09:29

instead of just letting it happen they

1:09:31

screwed up every which way that does this

1:09:34

project to they're staying city because

1:09:36

we manage this is why i have more

1:09:38

on says hi the have the grades or he

1:09:40

said the researchers

1:09:42

like why you take it is i think it's not gonna

1:09:45

happen either

1:09:47

i will see my feeling

1:09:49

and orkney i talk to people of course mainly

1:09:52

in the netherlands

1:09:55

if you think the europeans are going to protest

1:09:58

the energy prices then and it's

1:10:01

freezing to death in their homes

1:10:03

i think to the we know that stuff's going

1:10:05

to be short lived that look at the covert

1:10:07

lockdowns people went out protests got

1:10:09

their heads cracked open when back home

1:10:13

that was that was the whole precursor was that

1:10:16

is the to whole situation dinners those

1:10:18

river great reset

1:10:20

the just you got you got em know

1:10:22

that the things over the grey over disagree

1:10:24

with her away but it's a great currency reset

1:10:27

that's really a when i think is gonna have to happen

1:10:30

something with the currencies and that's what this

1:10:32

is why calling for treasury maybe it's central

1:10:34

bank digital currencies i don't know you're taxing

1:10:37

was on the money apple that

1:10:39

always apply the new way to how about

1:10:41

by every now but how about borrowing money from

1:10:43

no central banks the just printed up i'm in isn't

1:10:45

that the dream modern monetary

1:10:48

theory was build the european

1:10:50

union project union that there

1:10:52

was this day breeze and the argument that

1:10:54

well as you can do they are white tax anyone for anything

1:10:56

what's the point of taxing if you can just print mind

1:10:58

control mechanism

1:11:01

well then you don't need different the money is just tax

1:11:03

the people to death by

1:11:05

the way the all taxes will be employed

1:11:08

this i did the a t over there is ludicrous

1:11:10

you get because of my money or pay taxes

1:11:12

just a by something is ridiculous

1:11:16

get a bonus clip twenty one seconds from the dinner

1:11:18

little bonus clip ukraine to the

1:11:21

his , as

1:11:24

tremendous service

1:11:26

to your office and

1:11:28

food to the western world

1:11:32

world for tool and

1:11:35

as far

1:11:39

as so i love ukraine

1:11:41

as rendering an enormous service

1:11:43

to

1:11:44

western says a world open

1:11:47

society courses and

1:11:49

double entendre to say survival at

1:11:51

the end

1:11:54

yes he did say survival of the and it's

1:11:56

it's existential man all

1:12:00

don't be flipping i'm going to be a huge opportunity

1:12:02

for all the big contractors to rebuild

1:12:05

your grave from scratch keep mom and it is

1:12:07

to assist the heavy weather most modern countries

1:12:10

in the world yeah

1:12:13

the leader

1:12:18

the hydrogen stuff i find i still find

1:12:20

kind of fascinating there's

1:12:22

lots of people sent me lots of information

1:12:25

about hydro gene

1:12:27

i saw the video where the

1:12:30

i think is toyota is storing

1:12:32

the hydro gene in these disks

1:12:34

that they can be pulled out with a laser and you

1:12:36

were then you and you move

1:12:39

and you and you have emailed

1:12:41

me and said that scammers

1:12:44

the you think i don't know i don't

1:12:46

know it was on a card podcast llandudno

1:12:49

on that on their webs cited the cat

1:12:51

day company of forget the name of moretti

1:12:53

it to take some notes mom a

1:12:55

more mature owes on the board of directors

1:12:57

who sues the ceos whose only

1:12:59

there's no mention of any these people

1:13:02

i don't know

1:13:04

well as one guy's an inventor he invented

1:13:06

one thing

1:13:09

which he thinks for the show business your videos

1:13:11

they showed videos or that like of industrial

1:13:14

video this stuff supposedly working

1:13:16

with a laser new beaming into

1:13:18

that

1:13:19

the word hydrogen on a disk

1:13:21

having the dream is great and the guy even insinuates

1:13:24

well you know this was kept under wraps during the obama

1:13:26

administration and the trump administration making

1:13:28

it sound like it was a miracle

1:13:31

couples are you are ago okay i did little

1:13:33

research to like you're fascinated by hydrogen

1:13:36

technology to or we're talking about

1:13:38

is nothing more than magnesium played

1:13:40

right

1:13:41

that's all it is current and magnesium

1:13:43

hydride which is the chemical on those

1:13:46

disks

1:13:47

the can't live as about six

1:13:49

point five to seven point two percent

1:13:51

hydrogen i think you have bought six point eight

1:13:54

that can be taken out and put back

1:13:56

taken out but back maybe fifty two hundred

1:13:58

times representing other tech the allergy the japanese

1:14:00

the been working on this well lot

1:14:03

of time law and the chinese have been working

1:14:05

on this for a long long time

1:14:07

this guy's but yes best price and

1:14:09

this guy has been getting

1:14:11

pretty much the same patent over and over

1:14:14

and over again says about says thing

1:14:16

i know two thousand and twelve for sure but maybe as

1:14:18

far back as two thousand and eight

1:14:20

it is essentially his way of taken

1:14:22

the hydrogen out and put it back and taking

1:14:24

that punishment and he

1:14:27

the thing is with magnesium hi dry which

1:14:29

is what we're dealing with here

1:14:32

with five or six vs six percent let's

1:14:34

say hydrogen they can be removed and

1:14:36

replaced

1:14:37

it takes three hundred degrees to get it

1:14:39

out on the break the magnesium hydride

1:14:42

bonds and release the hydrogen which is

1:14:44

what the lasers for release the hydrazine

1:14:48

is

1:14:51

not a new technology and

1:14:53

did this idea of using recycled

1:14:56

the on the to get hydrogen

1:14:58

from methane or methane mixer

1:15:00

with our becomes off of garbage as is ross

1:15:03

there's supposedly wanted his logging makes that

1:15:05

makes a green emily grey yes

1:15:07

read green eyed ramen even

1:15:09

i if you start reading between the lines on his

1:15:11

own the website

1:15:15

this this

1:15:17

thing is pretty much bigger than a

1:15:19

giant battery it's really too

1:15:21

is bulky

1:15:24

and the balkan is it doesn't show

1:15:26

any of that of course and is in these displays

1:15:28

you get his little this is like a low cd this

1:15:30

is think i actually i actually

1:15:32

have them a pdf

1:15:35

of the green hydrazine and

1:15:37

i got a

1:15:39

got a note from a producer which maybe you share

1:15:41

with you before we continue so i don't know anything about

1:15:43

a year the guy knows about this i

1:15:45

said i'd been hired to study the

1:15:48

hydrogen economy

1:15:50

and he attached the paper which he did not right

1:15:52

but it's it's a public paper side put

1:15:54

it in the air in the shown us

1:15:57

here's the short of it there's nothing

1:16:00

better than one hundred fellow and yet

1:16:02

a one that's never going to change hydrogen

1:16:04

has a major infrastructure problem and will

1:16:06

not be installed into existing pipelines

1:16:09

the name be not in my backyard hydrogen

1:16:12

where to develop steam methane

1:16:14

reforming will be how it will develop it's

1:16:16

proven technology and use everyday to make

1:16:18

fertilizer it etc but it creates

1:16:20

a lot of c o two

1:16:22

clean hydrogen where to develop he

1:16:24

would be via the green hydrogen

1:16:26

model using electrolysis a waste

1:16:29

of time he says and parents

1:16:31

it requires a ridiculous quantity of nearly

1:16:33

perfect distilled water we cannot even

1:16:35

make clean drinking water in california

1:16:37

and the energy required would be higher

1:16:39

than the energy we can get some the eight to itself

1:16:44

i believe that to be true i believe that to be true

1:16:46

know it is true it takes too much energy to break

1:16:48

it and then you know one of the man they're only

1:16:50

proper smoke in their own dope out there

1:16:53

they believe that that is if we heard

1:16:55

it but deaths at the same as the magnesium

1:16:57

hi know i know i know but that was just a side

1:17:00

thing and you your debunking itself good

1:17:02

for those guys the no good

1:17:05

magnesium boys magnesium men

1:17:07

get rid of him

1:17:09

it's reminds me of hyper a loop a

1:17:13

beer the guy in colorado

1:17:17

who are i merely and chatted

1:17:19

with him once yes the

1:17:22

he i remember that yeah

1:17:24

i was suspicious look i was weird

1:17:27

like yes okay yeah

1:17:29

yeah so that was a good challenge because while

1:17:31

ago and i can remove from

1:17:33

there's new about him or yeah somebody or disability

1:17:35

yeah i get a phone conversation

1:17:37

anyway he

1:17:39

has are and what he emphasizes he

1:17:41

has all the patents that that ilan

1:17:44

must once the ceiling

1:17:46

patton's the back really know

1:17:49

he's got everything is that pat the after patent

1:17:52

on this technology ag

1:17:54

and he's got a test track somewhere i

1:17:56

think it's up in colorado or somewhere as they

1:17:58

get you on has one too ilan

1:18:00

can according to him

1:18:03

can't get past these patents

1:18:05

and that's why would you on my system from him

1:18:08

you

1:18:10

know that's a question i didn't ask and i said

1:18:12

of nearby i

1:18:14

think it's i think he doesn't like doing

1:18:16

that

1:18:19

you and like once stuff you dislike that

1:18:22

here if you sell licensee

1:18:24

come someone they keep that thing away like

1:18:26

maniacs near your near your have indebted

1:18:28

to a me messages give them that the operations

1:18:31

it depends and he may want to much money for us

1:18:33

patents for a ilan

1:18:35

may want lot of out of as if

1:18:37

i get him that much it's impractical and silicon

1:18:40

valley mean apple pays

1:18:42

all kind of companies and licensing

1:18:45

fees for patents of their cell technology

1:18:47

him in it's kind of with a normal say

1:18:49

normal basic but yes but as but as go

1:18:51

round

1:18:52

i'm paying using your idaho know

1:18:54

in my power know is it alright ships

1:18:56

i'm using your pads i use a license for you

1:18:58

and you give me allies as i give you a license so

1:19:00

this is why their patents swingers

1:19:03

the are ah

1:19:06

okay

1:19:10

the moving on

1:19:12

to just a few actually to that's

1:19:14

the end of hydrogen for us for

1:19:16

now for not square and know what i was doing

1:19:18

some research and i did not know the fall

1:19:21

the hindenburg which famously exploded

1:19:24

in a or caught fire in new

1:19:26

in new jersey the owners up

1:19:28

to the elmhurst yes the oh the humanity

1:19:31

the video who hadn't seen it the

1:19:35

suppose it reason for the fire

1:19:37

was a static spark

1:19:40

and the fact that the hindenburg

1:19:42

was filled with hydrogen now

1:19:45

what i learned the using

1:19:47

a hydro gene is is actually a

1:19:50

trademark product called that is not hydrogen

1:19:53

or maybe

1:19:55

then you need is a make as

1:19:57

a overlying you're making the i do that same thing

1:19:59

but this one by knowing

1:20:01

okay

1:20:02

i don't want and god forbid i annoy you the

1:20:04

idea when it only makes it

1:20:07

was filled with hydrogen and that was and that

1:20:09

was and and to this day like a hydrogen

1:20:12

this very very bad

1:20:14

where a lot of people said there's a lot of good

1:20:16

to hydrogen and does have some issues

1:20:18

but what i learned

1:20:19

that this was not the first time the

1:20:21

hindenburg came over

1:20:23

we had an airship industry in the

1:20:25

world in the eighteen hundreds people

1:20:27

were

1:20:28

which using this over travel

1:20:32

across the ocean he was yeah still faster

1:20:35

was incredibly uss akron

1:20:37

we had a bunch of these we had a dead big giant

1:20:39

a hangar and does in their moffett

1:20:42

field yup a duck down here was

1:20:44

a giant hangers for one of those things he was

1:20:46

incredible luxury people really have

1:20:48

liked to be a the it was like of

1:20:50

luxury liner only in the sky

1:20:52

was much smoother he didn't get sea sick

1:20:54

he can fly around the weather the me oh yeah you go

1:20:56

and seventy miles an hour but he did it and

1:20:58

ten days instead of eighteen days

1:21:01

what's interesting is the hindenburg

1:21:03

had my made the crossing thirty

1:21:06

four times the

1:21:08

helium this

1:21:10

was the first time the hindenburg cross

1:21:13

on hydrogen

1:21:16

and the entire world's

1:21:18

press was there waiting for

1:21:20

the hindenburg why that was special the

1:21:22

thirty four rep

1:21:25

versus the first the

1:21:28

baffling there is also

1:21:30

as far as i know in the researchers i

1:21:32

don't there's no actual

1:21:34

video or for or film or a photograph

1:21:37

of the initial spark of when it happened

1:21:39

it's only the flames and coming down yeah

1:21:43

you just gotta wonder about the southeast hydrogen

1:21:46

what is heightened

1:21:47

i can you see a good future for hydrogen

1:21:49

in any form that makes sense for the energy

1:21:52

mix or anything else and getting high off

1:21:54

of it can we read hydrogen will i

1:21:56

know you have an a squeaky

1:21:58

voice and i thought there was here

1:22:00

the same thing is a is like guess you can't

1:22:02

even breathe in far gone for

1:22:05

examples a good gas debris then

1:22:07

as you get this huge deep voice

1:22:09

slow oh no , with

1:22:11

to i was doing it was are gone as you can't

1:22:13

breathe it out this is a heavy gases and

1:22:16

they say oh i see you draw up this way

1:22:19

through that way through just early people

1:22:21

out there who won as the men are leery

1:22:23

of these things

1:22:25

if you get i use our got a lot

1:22:27

in the wind wind for life

1:22:30

so and inside rich vineyards eight

1:22:32

is one this you whiners that as uses

1:22:35

that a carbon dioxide or nitrogen

1:22:37

when a cock they're bottle that

1:22:39

is better calluses on top of the so as you

1:22:41

if you think you're breathing or are

1:22:43

you going to play around with that stupid idea

1:22:45

of get the deep voice

1:22:47

you have to he lay down on a bad

1:22:50

ah a get yourselves kind of

1:22:52

upside down

1:22:55

literally flows down to

1:22:57

i don't how i get sisulu is

1:22:59

to some of that august second your life without would divulge

1:23:02

does is a heavy gas you have to

1:23:04

let literally if you get one those things

1:23:06

you hang upside down here and him a

1:23:08

dozen with as boom come right out they

1:23:12

but you lose the deep voice

1:23:15

if you're upside down breathing in

1:23:17

oregon and then

1:23:19

is it came out and you are excelling

1:23:21

and talking in the deep voice the

1:23:23

and also being oxygen depleted which

1:23:25

is the same with helium balloon when

1:23:28

but he comes right idea so so so

1:23:30

far we have

1:23:32

the cheesy gimmicks and

1:23:34

the ceiling wine any other uses for

1:23:36

hydrogen you can think i know this was are

1:23:38

gonna die in about our okay back to

1:23:40

hydrogen it

1:23:43

the us is where is the only a clean

1:23:45

fuel for jet engines is there is

1:23:48

adapted for hydrogen

1:23:51

so they don't give out any any

1:23:53

is , to see give you the

1:23:55

of vapor trails now now

1:23:58

i think about there

1:24:00

goes the

1:24:04

yeah it's is a great fuel it

1:24:07

will in fuel cells is very old technology

1:24:10

the fuel cells are not efficient or why don't

1:24:12

people use that what is the main downside is storage

1:24:15

and transport is the storage of the as a seal

1:24:17

you have to have ten thousand

1:24:19

how's per square inch tank set or may

1:24:21

add a fiberglass is he had a really

1:24:23

compress a lot and a hydrogen

1:24:25

to get it into the tanks and he used only

1:24:27

go three hundred miles on the tank now

1:24:29

so as the same kind of problem with the like our cars

1:24:32

you can get def boring refilling

1:24:34

there was a hydrogen is is really fast

1:24:36

so there's something in my purse you're darn

1:24:38

right

1:24:39

well cycle is is like a visit

1:24:41

it but i think it's a little faster ship

1:24:43

sank we get out

1:24:47

but not hours on end

1:24:49

well these are all good things to know and please

1:24:51

for those of you who are no much better

1:24:53

than us it's a john at dvorak

1:24:55

dot org because you know everyone's going to email me

1:24:58

through its talking this

1:25:00

isn't ruth i'm , i'm i'm on

1:25:02

my i'm a hard was next to

1:25:05

more quick things just in general

1:25:08

because we've been talking about them as part of what's going

1:25:11

on with the economy certainly united states

1:25:13

the first thing is

1:25:15

we were looking for seventies fractal

1:25:18

of price controls

1:25:20

which is what nixon famously premiered beards

1:25:24

and with dusts or tried in are

1:25:26

implemented and implemented think seventy four

1:25:29

in a failed miserably

1:25:32

they always do and that's what he was told and

1:25:34

he was a republican in there were the was against

1:25:36

the idea well

1:25:39

so sen elizabeth

1:25:41

warren the

1:25:44

the has put a bill in

1:25:47

which is called the prompts price

1:25:49

gouging prevention act of twenty

1:25:51

twenty two it prohibits quote

1:25:53

unconscionable excessive prices

1:25:56

at any point in a supply chain

1:25:58

or distribution network during un

1:26:00

quote exceptional market sec

1:26:03

triggered by a range of

1:26:05

events including public health

1:26:07

emergency the law

1:26:09

applies to any good or service

1:26:11

offered in commerce and would authorize the

1:26:13

federal trade commission and state attorneys

1:26:15

general to enforce the prohibition

1:26:18

additionally during exceptional market

1:26:21

shocks the law requires public companies

1:26:23

to disclose and explain changes

1:26:25

in pricing and gross margins and quarterly

1:26:27

se si filings raising

1:26:29

the specter of se si enforcement with

1:26:32

respect to those disclosures

1:26:34

now so

1:26:36

this can only happen

1:26:38

then ask you about this and mom was it that sounds

1:26:40

like price controls me would you agree

1:26:43

the day so convoluted i i

1:26:45

i couldn't agree or disagree i don't know what

1:26:47

she's saying is seen the certain circumstances

1:26:50

what the access in certain circumstances

1:26:52

such as a public health emergency

1:26:54

the any other emergency like that

1:26:57

could be a war in ukraine and that's

1:26:59

an exceptional market shrugged all the things are different

1:27:01

an exceptional market shot in

1:27:04

that case prices

1:27:06

are going up then the government can step in

1:27:08

and and say none a no you can't

1:27:10

raise your prices sounds like price controls

1:27:13

but i'd only happens on the i would say

1:27:16

this yes that only

1:27:18

happens during an exceptional market shock

1:27:20

and it has to show that said companies

1:27:23

have unfair leverage

1:27:26

in order to take advantage what is

1:27:28

unfair leverage in this is the last penal just

1:27:30

read the definition unfair leverage

1:27:33

is learning one billion dollars

1:27:35

in revenue in the last year

1:27:37

screaming eating between otherwise equal

1:27:40

trading partners being

1:27:42

a critical trading partner for

1:27:45

having a characteristic described in

1:27:47

any rule issued by the ftc

1:27:50

further defiantly hunt for her leverage

1:27:53

businesses earning less than one hundred million

1:27:55

dollars and gross us revenue during the preceding

1:27:58

here can raise and affirmative defense

1:28:00

showing the preponderance

1:28:02

of evidence the increase in price is directly

1:28:05

attributed to additional costs outside

1:28:07

of the businesses control

1:28:10

wow much his dad more bureaucracy

1:28:12

does nothing but trust brother

1:28:15

find this will fail of course because we know

1:28:17

the always fail as you just said

1:28:20

the always fail though they do

1:28:23

i'd learn something else about elizabeth warren

1:28:25

which is kind of relevant to the show

1:28:28

nuts

1:28:29

she's evil you'll recall that we

1:28:31

found out from a producer that bows

1:28:33

specifically bows had damn

1:28:36

lobbied and as spent a lot of money

1:28:38

lobbying elizabeth warren

1:28:40

the have the change in hearing aids made

1:28:43

were amplification devices

1:28:45

good which is what silicon valley has

1:28:47

no the hey you get these in the mail

1:28:49

you put a man of poop poop poop chute some tones

1:28:52

and ears got hearing aid it works perfectly

1:28:54

and i've been against this from the beginning as

1:28:56

they use your your on the warpath

1:28:58

times yes because is a cheats people

1:29:01

artists elizabeth wars yes we're

1:29:03

all suppose

1:29:06

so adamant curried adamant curried

1:29:08

right babies i'm i'm on the warp am

1:29:10

heartened down pocahontas i'm not let know

1:29:13

because you need an audiologist you

1:29:16

and i know sound know sound i hear sound

1:29:18

like this is the sound i want people don't

1:29:20

understand that who have never dealt with edges

1:29:22

here shit answer when you when you do

1:29:24

that and i've tried these products then i'd

1:29:26

rather not good at all at all not compared

1:29:28

to the rather expensive hi tech

1:29:30

that is available on the market today

1:29:33

though the whole idea was so the bows

1:29:35

could get into this market they are known

1:29:37

for audio products and and

1:29:40

she proposed a bill that was allowed these

1:29:42

these devices to use the term hearing

1:29:45

aids even though

1:29:47

i disagree with the categorization and

1:29:50

redefined redefined to

1:29:52

benefit some company gave her a lot of money

1:29:55

for his yes exactly what happened and she did

1:29:57

it the bill went through and happened in

1:30:00

the the whole world started the delivering

1:30:02

add to the promise of hearing

1:30:05

aids that

1:30:06

you can just get up and home your papa man

1:30:08

you consider yourself it's great they weren't for this

1:30:11

this like the straightening your teeth operation

1:30:13

has that exactly like that the

1:30:17

last friday

1:30:20

a thing that was a

1:30:24

third thirty maybe certain a thursday night after

1:30:26

after the thursday night show i'm

1:30:28

going to bed and i go to take my hearing aids

1:30:32

in

1:30:32

my hearing aids or behind the ears of so little

1:30:35

little small device that had some contains

1:30:37

is process or quad core massively

1:30:39

cool technology a little wire

1:30:42

and them what they call the transmitter which goes

1:30:44

into your ear it's really speaker but they

1:30:46

called the transmitter the on

1:30:48

that transmitter is a rubber dome

1:30:50

and the rubber dome is to block

1:30:53

to really make the transmitter sit comfortably

1:30:55

in your ear canal ya

1:30:58

otherwise have banging around the sides and

1:31:00

also the shape and design of that

1:31:02

dome is incredibly important than can

1:31:04

be customized by professional to

1:31:06

add new outside sounds of appropriate

1:31:08

for your situation so i take my

1:31:11

hearing aids out the

1:31:13

hearing a comes up with the dome is still stuck in

1:31:15

my ear canal then

1:31:17

i panic the very weird

1:31:19

feeling

1:31:20

mike whole it does it feel this

1:31:22

is in deep in your ear canal so you so

1:31:25

you just you can even really serious

1:31:27

take your hand and air pull it out well

1:31:29

of course seen as like a lot because the tweezers

1:31:33

one like him and i

1:31:35

hope i'm i'm we just do a little search years ah

1:31:38

if this happens if the don't pops off

1:31:40

one don't panic okay i feel better to never

1:31:43

do yourself or let a family member or friend

1:31:45

friday said it would go to an audiologist

1:31:48

so i find when in fredericksburg and i go

1:31:50

there the next day and the thing is in my ear and of

1:31:52

course is in my ear during the anyway but

1:31:54

now i can because he didn't have no saturday i

1:31:56

would have to wait yes i was

1:31:58

quite worried about

1:32:00

because if blocking off the sound to my ear

1:32:02

now the asked to maxi this my best year my

1:32:04

left once so it's kind of equal with right

1:32:06

but now i'm pretty death when i can't

1:32:08

just reinstall the hearing

1:32:11

i find an audiologist here in fredericksburg

1:32:13

nice guy brad that he gets

1:32:15

the equipment or what a roach clear like

1:32:17

a high medical wrote sleep with a tiny

1:32:19

little rose clip on the and like a scissors and

1:32:22

he puts on his head lights and i get

1:32:24

into than can sneak pulls it out

1:32:26

no more talk and good news like are you looking

1:32:29

to establish care and because i live

1:32:31

here of course you're my audiologist now i like so

1:32:34

we start chat my talk about this said

1:32:36

i talk about this scam elizabeth warren

1:32:38

sapp he said well

1:32:40

you know on the boards i've

1:32:42

got the right god says no on all the

1:32:45

audiologist boards and that the dark web

1:32:47

or web talk about stuff those

1:32:49

has already withdrawn all their

1:32:51

products because they found out they

1:32:53

can't get to work properly and people

1:32:55

are disappointed with their choice

1:33:00

there you go elizabeth warren

1:33:04

complete failure louis he said that

1:33:06

when it happened now no sweat

1:33:09

of my balls

1:33:10

when that i'd like to thank you for your courage

1:33:13

to say in the morning to you the man who put the

1:33:15

seats in the courts are gone

1:33:17

ladies and gentlemen please put us together

1:33:19

for mister john c de vore

1:33:21

at

1:33:25

that a colossal in the morning also

1:33:29

the now due to the wealthy

1:33:31

near subs northern road games in a south

1:33:33

the okay that's absurd as

1:33:35

iraq and or office is more into

1:33:37

the trolls and trolls and room i see also

1:33:39

how you doin say on this memorial day weekend

1:33:42

nice to have you checked and us have a see how many people

1:33:44

we gotten a troll i mean

1:33:45

sorry didn't mean to confuse you with human

1:33:48

beings throw gallas the how many got

1:33:50

in there and they're nice

1:33:52

know six of a number for this memorial

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1:34:49

second or artist for episode

1:34:51

one thousand four hundred and fifty

1:34:53

four or we title that one green

1:34:56

transition which is exactly what

1:34:58

to the issue is going through and

1:35:01

we want to thank for their no new

1:35:03

for his artwork which was

1:35:05

really kind of not about the

1:35:07

energy part when we always like that the art

1:35:09

in the and the title be about different

1:35:12

topics we try to buy different topics discussed

1:35:14

in the show this was the about

1:35:16

the speech so being violence online

1:35:19

and was just a simple the

1:35:21

violence almoner which

1:35:23

showed you a free speech and the green zone

1:35:25

and violent speech in the red zone and of course

1:35:27

no agenda is spiking all the way

1:35:29

it's the needless is stuck in

1:35:32

the violence speeches and this

1:35:34

researchers

1:35:38

violet silences violence i visit

1:35:40

don't make sense

1:35:42

there we do we had a lot of to choose media

1:35:44

we did there we will argued about

1:35:47

a bunch of the these

1:35:50

the and i will said i wanted and i'm not being

1:35:52

offensive to the

1:35:54

aaron although i have to i'm be

1:35:56

no i do as he played a iron

1:35:58

maiden song the finish his little

1:36:00

segment this morning

1:36:02

and which is just an incredibly

1:36:04

violent tune cut though their boots on

1:36:06

it because the name of it yeah but he's playing the song

1:36:09

and i did kids and is it is analysts

1:36:11

nibble size terrible music but

1:36:13

he but it's classic metal

1:36:16

and behead bang and horrible

1:36:18

music

1:36:19

then i just imagined dare and sitting

1:36:22

they are basing his head up and down like a

1:36:24

maniac with his hair flying

1:36:26

billionaire busy had long hair and

1:36:28

if play and playing air guitar to himself

1:36:31

after as a whole song a night

1:36:33

image i couldn't get out of my head

1:36:35

i'm sorry to hear that

1:36:38

though we settled on this art

1:36:40

we did because there were there was a lot and

1:36:43

we had we didn't agree

1:36:45

on much i guess well we are

1:36:47

you an example thanks

1:36:48

what you like days he had issues with and

1:36:50

wait i like you had issues who and what what

1:36:53

what i like i don't remember what i liked well

1:36:55

i remember what i like the most which was the

1:36:58

a head by capitalist agenda with

1:37:00

the guys sit not a can and point and

1:37:02

point wrong direction

1:37:04

the problem with their piece art was

1:37:06

one simple thing yes was

1:37:08

media dissection instead of media's

1:37:10

little noisy a dissection as said

1:37:12

a media deconstruction

1:37:15

invalid the i would have three

1:37:17

he would have one

1:37:19

he would have been on yes even habits or media deconstruction

1:37:21

yes yes

1:37:23

the bazooka joe one next to i

1:37:25

thought i was very funny i like that you

1:37:27

didn't have any fights i thought it would just

1:37:30

because it's it's gum control

1:37:32

i just felt a little too yeah

1:37:34

you didn't like it's your choice either side say the

1:37:36

reason why his personal and it's triggering

1:37:38

an answer issue

1:37:41

oh well i think now we're all ears

1:37:44

the

1:37:45

i went to the dentist the i knew

1:37:48

what was coming i should have probably

1:37:50

done the seven or eight years ago

1:37:52

was this argument is it just recently

1:37:54

went to the dentist for clean okay for a clinic

1:37:57

the haven't been in a couple years now

1:37:59

gotten what a whole bunch of reasons

1:38:02

that i knew was coming and they they

1:38:04

took one look and went there after the periodontal

1:38:06

with you know they do that

1:38:08

all it's not enough my my teeth

1:38:11

it is this is hereditary partially

1:38:14

the bone it the bone as so

1:38:17

most of my teeth are gonna have to come

1:38:19

out and

1:38:21

options are

1:38:24

the gun control with the

1:38:27

wizard as false

1:38:29

teeth more implants

1:38:31

exactly

1:38:35

dude i was

1:38:36

i was telling cowboy it is like a cowboy

1:38:38

like texas swim about this and this guy

1:38:40

who's has broken sixteen bones

1:38:42

from rodeo riding when a

1:38:45

exactly

1:38:47

so what looking at that was it will you

1:38:49

didn't mention that no i didn't i didn't but

1:38:51

it's been very disregarding and and actually tuesday

1:38:53

is my is my first visit where we start

1:38:55

to schedule our as i dogs

1:38:57

tells us enough

1:38:59

scuse me which is denying my issue

1:39:02

procedure to doesn't know i think it was

1:39:04

enough is making everyone cringe smoker

1:39:06

that's why and so

1:39:08

that's why

1:39:09

then i didn't even realize that the time but

1:39:11

now i i i understand was all me

1:39:13

we could have chosen i'm sorry

1:39:16

oh no it's it's not a great piece either i mean

1:39:18

the peace we chose is a good piece it works out

1:39:20

but do do you have some other when you like it was

1:39:22

he the one i liked wasn't a theory the

1:39:24

sound of davos with

1:39:27

you as was planet was he a sea power

1:39:29

the davos with the spinning is spinning

1:39:31

beanie did like that you

1:39:33

said you like was female a cap

1:39:36

on the news

1:39:38

we both get i liked it i didn't think it was

1:39:40

is good enough for album art and just wasn't

1:39:42

always sounded davos that was

1:39:44

like

1:39:45

down below right for all okay he really

1:39:47

does this this would happen the first round yeah

1:39:50

i know and you know why this one got to rejected

1:39:53

because you said the sound of davos it

1:39:55

said the wrong color is blue with doesn't pop

1:39:58

the blue on blue pretty much

1:40:01

and i like the original sound doves you

1:40:03

pointed out hey thats a

1:40:05

o c she na do with

1:40:08

no the first time he had the first time but

1:40:10

the sounded da ba look for nothing that says

1:40:13

says a oh see that makes no sense

1:40:15

the i said there was a second sounded davos on

1:40:17

here that yes the one down below which was klaus

1:40:19

schwab that one made within was the my with the with

1:40:22

the wrong color no agenda long

1:40:24

car color title he

1:40:26

has sounded our servers and black

1:40:28

the only we can get some professional artist

1:40:30

to do this job every single time the

1:40:33

people making some basic basic mistakes

1:40:36

the networks cause i can tell is a

1:40:38

professional i don't know what

1:40:41

when he was thinking to be honest about

1:40:43

but of course we're nitpicking

1:40:46

and a feeble bad as as so this

1:40:48

is what do you mean it gets people mad

1:40:50

at us know it does is it makes people a pregame