In Episode 426 of Psyche Awakens, host Psyche leads a discussion on various topics including recent events, tarot readings, and conspiracy theories surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination. The episode features a mix of conversation, music, and panel discussions.
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The episode begins with an introduction to the show and its host, Psyche ▶ 0:00. Psyche discusses his day, mentioning his interactions with other users, including Jesus and Andy ▶ 4:14. He also talks about his cat, Lenor, and shares some information about her name ▶ 6:32. The conversation then shifts to Psyche's new video, which is about trolls and features a song he created ▶ 8:47. The song is based on an Alisa Jordana song, and Psyche shares his version, which has modified lyrics ▶ 13:20. The episode also features Psyche's thoughts on being punished and seeking chaos ▶ 14:14. Throughout the episode, Psyche engages with his audience, responding to comments and sharing his thoughts on various topics ▶ 3:39.
The episode appears to explore themes of identity, community, and the blurring of lines between reality and online interactions. Psyche's conversations with his audience and his reflections on his own experiences suggest a sense of camaraderie and shared understanding. The episode also touches on the idea of seeking chaos and pushing boundaries, which is reflected in Psyche's music and his interactions with his audience.
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Smooth. From the shadows of the subconscious to the chaos of the cosmic scrolls. This is psyche awakens. Crowd whoosh. Sparkly chimes. Thunder [music] crack. [singing] You smooth mystical. >> Yo, welcome to [music] the madness.
Buckle in tight. Tear it on [singing] deck. Third eye in flight. Truths get told, eos unfold. We stir [music] the soul with a durf cold. Panels be popping, trolls be dropping. Spirits [music] in the chat and the vibes ain't stopping. Lenor's on guard, tricks bringing love. Lola, Rudy, marbles fan from above. Slightly your [music] way, step in the
flame. We call your truth. We say your name. It's wild, it's real, [music] it's so deep play. Now grab your tea and slay the day. Slightly awake, don't look away. Your shadows talk and it came to stay. We laugh, [music] we cry, we speak, we scream. Live from the madness. This ain't no dream.
[music] This ain't no dream. [music] This show may awaken parts of you you tried to forget. [music] Good luck with that.
>> [music] >> This show may awaken parts of you where you tried to forget. Good luck with that. [music]
to Psyche Awakens TV. More than a live stream, it's a gathering in the shadow and the light. We face chaos, comedy, and the unknown together. With open panels that never shy away from the truth, I am Psyche, your guide through tarot, prophecy, and the unfiltered clash of voices. Tonight, we're stepping into the panel verse
where allies and trolls alike reveal themselves in every card turn. Every word spoken is part of the story. So stay sharp, stay curious, because once the gates open, anything can happen. The show is about to begin. Let's go. Welcome to Psyche Awakens, a show in the panelverse where tarot, truth, and raw
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safe, sharp, and on topic. Use common sense and be respectful to everyone and you will be fine. If you're here to learn, contribute, or be entertained, welcome if you're here to sew chaos, hang out, there's a place for you here, too. Now, welcome your host, Psyche,
Sea, Storyteller, and your host, Eruuth. Let's get into >> [applause] [screaming] [applause]
>> Please, please. Thank you. Thank you. Everyone forget. Everyone forget. Oh my god. All day. Oh my god, guys. Come on, guys. I know you love me. [laughter]
Hilarious. Hi. Good morning. Hey, Jesus. Oh, yeah. There's Jesus. Hey, what's up? What's up, P? What's up? I was just on black eye and I think black guy Andy Andy h usually he like fights with me, but he wasn't seeing my he wasn't seeing my uh Thank you so much. Thank you. I'm working on some stuff. Um, yeah. I don't
think he doesn't like me very much. But then I I thought Alexander like was like he's cool. And so I was like, I'll give you another chance. But I don't think he could see me. He's like, I'm gonna porn bomb you more now. So he said I was like, stop porn bombing. I'll tell Prairie Page. Because he likes Prairie Page. He says he
doesn't, but he does. But he likes my poster. Not really poster. Like my black light. See?
Welcome to the madness. It's pretty scary though. That's scary. Almost like a little scary thing. One time I did DMT and I looked like that. It was [ __ ] weird. Um, thank you, Daryl. Thank you. Thank you. [clears throat]
I was like, I'm awake. I'm gonna drink some more coffee and alcohol. Um, how's the night going? It's not going bad. Um, I've just been kind of tired today. Hey, Lenor. Lenor's here. Lor's like sleeping in here tonight. Here. Say hi, Lenor.
Hi. We see you. Here. Miss Lenor. Lenor. [laughter] Lenor's little sweetheart. She's She's been outside a lot lately, but she's like she's hanging out with me tonight. You're coming over here. Come on. Okay.
Yeah. I think it's looking pretty cool, though. I think it's like looking a lot better. Like finally have some like Oh. Oh. She likes to kiss. Why you kiss him, sweetheart? Very sweet cat. Very sweet cat.
Lenor means like um well lenor is in like the raven you know but then it means like in French it means like um the black like l noir and then um plus I live in LA so it's like LA noir so I don't know I haven't seen any I was on her a little earlier today tonight and there's like not really many people
around and I don't know is is it like weird energy right felt it kind of like today it was just like oh come on she loves me it's just kind of weird energy today I was kind of um kept falling asleep it's hard to wake up today
say sorry warlock same [ __ ] h yeah well is my little familiar There. Let me see if I can get like background. Oh my gosh. He loves me. They love me. Huh? Love me. Yeah. I have some more. This is like angel [ __ ] right here.
That's like That's like my It's like my idea. Maybe I hope I look like that. if uh you know I think he's pretty good looking a little bit more muscular than me. Uh yeah, they actually have some new stuff today on stream. I think they have some
new layouts or something. So the layout, but I don't I can't find yet. Let me see what else do I have here. I can add any photo. Let me see. So I can I'll show you some of my my new book. Um, well, I save this for later.
What I got? Um, here. I'll put this up.
This is some This is This is a witch. There's some witch [ __ ] right here.
Okay. Yeah. So, I I made I finally made the new video. Oh. I'll I'll play it on real quick. It's about trolls. It's actually the song I've gotten feedback from actual record people, like music industry people. U like that's a good song. And so I know it's a good song because it's like a bunch of them like like
Yeah, let's see. I just put this up tonight. There it goes. I mean, I didn't do like that much of a video with it. I just basically um put some few images to it. Share my screen.
I shouldn't have out. A part of my brain was fried. I thought that I could win, but the chat just won't banish me. [music] They [singing] said I wasn't reasonable. Nothing was debatable
with me. I tried to flood [music] and pull one over all the mods who fed me. But what they didn't [singing] see is that I am still me. [music] Baby [singing] doll, I am still me. [music] I'm going to take a taxi to the troll [singing] side of the
team. Your [music] admin will need me on the corner with emoies. [singing] Didn't you know that he was lonely? You got me feeling [music] muted. I'm about to get booted. Drama's over computed, asking me to give it a rest.
All I want is chaos at its best. [music] Do you see the yes? I'm going to take a taxi [music] to the troll side of the modes. [singing]
[music] Didn't you know that [singing] he was lonely? You got me feeling muted. I'm about to get [singing] booted. Drama's [music] over. Asking me to [music] give it a rest. All I want is chaos [singing] at it. Do you see the yes?
I'm going to take a taxi [music] to the troll side of the live stream. Don't tell your lies and your admin [singing] will meet on the corner with emo. Didn't you know that he was [music] lonely? You say you want to let me go. You tell me that my spam's [music] hysterical,
but I know you said you wanted peace, but I didn't notice. You said you needed calm, but I lost focus. You promised me a mod. [singing] You gave me [music] less. You wanted my clout. You needed [singing] my mess. You said that you'd always clap me back.
But now I know what to expect. I'm going to take a taxi to the [music] side of the live
on the corner with emo. [singing and music] Didn't you know that he was lonely? I'm going to take a taxi to the troll side of the [singing] live stream. Don't tell your team your admin [music] will emoj. [music]
Hey, do you know what that song is based on though? I'll play I'll play it. Oh, this is going on. Hold on. based on on this song. It's based on Alisa Jordana song. I'll bring it up. Um, and I just like changed the lyrics a little bit and redid it, but I'm going to play I'm going to play it for her
soon. Now that I have it uploaded, I can play it for her. Um, but this is the real song. I think you'll like this one, too.
Okay, one second.
LA. [music]
>> I feel like I've been locked up. They stole my soul in a way I couldn't have thought up. A part of my heart was left. I thought that I deserve this punishment. Won't you punish [singing] me? They said it wasn't reasonable. Nothing was negotiable with me. I tried to fight
and pull one over all the hands that fed me. But what they didn't see is that I am still hungry. Baby doll, I am still hungry. I'm going to take [music] a taxi to the dark side of the city. Don't tell your
mommy your puppy will meet me on the corner with the money. Didn't you know that he was lonely? [singing]
>> Me neither.
[singing] You got me feeling beat up. I'm about to turn the heat up. Bring it up to dear luck asking me to give you a chance. All I want is a bit of romance. Do you understand? [singing] I'm going to [music] take a taxi to the
dark side of the city. Don't tell your mommy your puppy will meet me on the corner [music] with the money. Did you know that he was lonely? LA.
[singing]
You say you want to hold me and not let go. You told me that I'm so beautiful, but I know. You say you wanted me, but I didn't notice. You said you needed me, but I didn't focus. Promised me [music] a lot. You gave me less. You wanted my mind, you needed my sex. You said that you always had my back, but now I know what to expect. [music]
[music] >> I'm going to take a taxi to the dark side of the city. Don't tell your mommy [singing] your will me on the corner with the money. Did you know that he was lonely? Going to [music] take a taxi to the dark
side of the city. Don't tell [singing] your mommy your pap will meet me on the corner [singing] with the money. Did you know that he was lonely?
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Okay. Anyway, uh you know what I'm playing next? I'm gonna play the beauty diss track. Now play the bea dract because you know why? Cuz she kic she muted me in her chat last night. I'm mad. I'm mad as hell. I'm not going to take it anymore. Okay, hold on. I got it. Beat's biscuits coming right up. Hot and ready.
Heyo heyo yeah. Crumble [music] like a cookie when the heat's on stage. V biscuit sale left sitting in the cage. [music] Talk tough online but the flavor don't last. Snack like a cracker when the panel talks fast. [music] Beat biscuits dry and bland. No butter, no jam, just dust
[music] in your hand. Claim you bring spice but you bringing regret. Panel got receipts. We ain't finished yet. You came [music] to the but forgot the recipe. Serving up crumbs while I feast on [music] legacy. I'm the fire in the oven. You the smoke that won't stick. Your dough don't rise cuz your game too quick. [music] Beat biscuits dry and
bland. No butter, no jam, just dust in your hand. Claim you bringing [music] regrets. We ain't finished yet. [music] We don'tve fries. I'm the main course. Truth [music] served hot. You're the snack that everyone already forgot. Final feed
is [music] biscuits left on the shelf. Try to serve shade, but you played yourself. Panel lights on. [music] Truth sharp like a knife. Biscuits crumble. Welcome to real life. [music]
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>> [music]
>> No, I was you know where I was just at Alexander? I was just at Blackout and I was there earlier and he was super he was kind of rude but it was like kind of funny though and then I saw like your the other night you were like oh he's a good guy and I was like okay well she says he's a good guy I'll give him another chance. I went back, but I think I'm blocked in his [laughter] chat because he wasn't he wasn't saying
anything. He was super rude earlier and uh and he's like like why did you he's like you were on you were on Instagram trying to friend me on Instagram. I'm trying to friend all these guys on Instagram. I basically I'm on Instagram like um friending like just everybody on the list. So, a lot of people that I know
came up and stuff. Um, but I wasn't like trying to like I don't know. I can't believe I he porn bomb me the other night. So, he's porn bomb me several times, but I forgive him. He's not a very good porn bomber. It wasn't even like I don't It didn't look like porn to me.
It was I don't know what it was. It was just weird. He was like He's like, "I porn bombed you. I porn bombed you. And I was like, "What the [ __ ] is this?" Sometimes I was Sometimes I'm like ready to go on the show though. Hey, come on. Sharp. Ready to go on the show and so if I get porn bomb, I'm like, "Okay, well,
time to wrap it up." But it's warm in here tonight. So, you like my shirt though? Sure. Says, "I said I'm fine. He's fickle. He's always nice." Yeah.
Yeah. I don't think he's a bad I don't think he's a bad guy. He's like, but he was funny. But you know what? So, the other night on um when he was on Bloggers with Jimnick, he was kept mentioning Prairie Page. Do you know Paige? like um so Paige was like Paige first came to like my show like out of every like you know she came in like January or something and like you
know she took the community by storm because she's like a nice normal normal girl. It looks like it's your dad's partner's car. I love it. But you can see but then I have this tattoo like I got tattoo. Oh [ __ ] Sorry.
So, it kind of looks like my tattoo a little bit. I'm sorry. Oh, you met her. Okay. Yeah. So, um but he's like he was like, "Oh, poi Paige." So cute. Oh, he says it. But he um Yeah, he likes Paige, I think. But then he's
like, "I don't like Paige tonight." I was like, "I bet you do." Everyone Everyone likes P. Yeah, I have that song with the Alexander McQueen. I made the video page. Will you fall in love with me? It's actually a good song. Little country song. Made the video for that and I don't know. So, what is it for? It's
Friday today. Yeah, it's Friday. Paige. Paige is a nice uh nice person. Canadian. Um I like I like Canadian people. They're pretty chill. Um I've been to Canada. I've been to Calgary. I've actually traveled a lot. That's why um
when I talk about Sagittarius, like my Sagittarius is in my Venus is in the house of Sagittarius. What does this mean? Well, first of all, I think of like Cupid with the arrows, right? Because because Venus is the sun and shoots arrows and Sagittarius shoots
arrows and things like that. Um but with Venus there it's a lot about I will travel like like the person that I will fall in love with is like different like like either like a different country maybe or like just like very different like um and I like to
travel and also also let's see what's have this up basically I I need a lot of freedom in my relationships. um too like freedom and that's that's why it's hard for me to be in a relation. Hey, what's up Tracy? How are you? Tracy's here.
Good to see you. What are you doing tonight? I was on a little bit earlier and then I was just I was kind of tired earlier. I was like but I I'm out of weed still so I have a little bit of energy. Um when I smoke I get tired but I'm awake. This is what I'm drinking right now.
Harder lemon. This is a pineapple strawberry. Tasty. Um, yeah. So, let's see. What do we want to do tonight? Let me get out my haters or my deck called haters exposed.
A cool deck, but this has some remedies in it too. And as well as some reasons it's a big deck actually whatendy last night says he said to me oh was it was that guy Otto and he says can I see your dick? I was like what? He said your deck your tarot deck. Oh my god.
He was he was ridiculous yesterday. He's like he's like oh how big is it? How big? He wants to know. He wants to know. I told him. And then he's like oh I'm just kidding. I just wanted you to say it, you know. So then he was Did you see him? He was last
night he was in his like he was like half naked and he kept like wasn't too impressed. It's almost 6:00 a.m. You just woke up. Are you ready for the day? Yeah. I slept a lot today. Anyway, so I'm going to pull out some cards out of this haters exposed deck
because I know we all have some of these haters and I'm gonna find out why what's going on exactly with this. Okay, so what do we got? Okay, that Okay. Oh my gosh. So, this is this makes a lot of sense right here. Okay, this happened today. This one this one says posting things directed towards you instead of coming to you directly. Okay, this
morning like the first thing I saw was somebody we all know had posted this something about me and said, "Oh, well, I can I can go look at it real quick." Excuse me.
I'll tell you what it said and you can see if it's directed towards me or not. It said post. Okay. It said, "Some people are so lost for originality that they copy your shadow. The sad part is they think it's their own style. Pull a
card and get a clue." And then it's um a light bulb and there's cherries. Whatever the [ __ ] that means. I don't I mean I don't know. What does that mean? Bea, always stay your positive self. No, sorry. Never let these people get you out of character. You know who you are.
What people say don't matter. Lovely lady. And then BNB lover says, "Things that make you say people are a trip. Stay true to yourself. Be a protect your peace. Misery loves company. Much love and peace." Okay. Well, anyway, I mean, I don't even know what it's referring to. All I know is like the card part, but isn't that funny? It's like that was
like the f first card that came out is like somebody's like doing these passive aggressive postings about I I can't stand that [ __ ] Yeah. >> Yeah. And what did I do? And guys, I went to our chat last night and I got I got timed out. I got the kid immediately. I didn't get I got said one thing and then
I ne I've never ever anyway. She got so mad if I backstage her for two minutes and now I'm insulted. Okay. What? Then I [clears throat] have this one. It says, "They're mad because you pay no mind to them." Well, I really haven't been But maybe [clears throat] maybe I could
maybe bring too much attention. Okay, let me see. This one says they will play victim once they know they're losing. Okay, I mean this is maybe this will relate to you guys too, but I'm just really relating to these cards right now. It is backstabbing and
it's like I really didn't do like there's people that doxed and um you know sent stuff and just like done horrible things and they're they're they're me. I'm not. They can't stand to see you shine. They can't stand to see you shine. Isn't
that Isn't that the truth? Yeah, this is a good deck. I like this deck a lot. It says it's also called the evil eye oracle cards. They have some remedies in here, too. like this. Okay, this one says spreading rumors about you.
Looks like Yeah, kind of clownish. Look at Look at all the It's like clownish. Like all of them are wearing clown makeup right there. And not all of them on this deck are, you know. Haiti on your body image exercise routine. Oh, he's going to porn bomb me.
Loose [ __ ] Are you are you our blackout? Are you blackout? You know, he said he was going Oh, he said he was going to form bomb the stream. Okay. Well, Alexander's here and uh Okay, you're not him. Alexander's here. Let's um Okay, thank you. Okay, I know. I don't I don't have the link up yet.
Oh, I will put the link up, but I don't think he wants to form bomb right now. better not that I will be careful. Okay, thank you so much for the for the uh warning. Yeah, he kept calling me. I mean, it's like I I don't get offended. I understand that he's probably been
teased and stuff like that, too. So, I don't care if he calls me f a g or anything. Kind of funny to me. Don't let him up to show he has no Well, you know what? I let him up the other night because he's porn me several times before. But I was like, "You better not form bomb me." And then like then he started like kicking on me or something and then like then he formed bomb me up. But it
was like an it looked like it looked basically like a bird's vagina. I didn't know what I was looking at. It was very strange. This one says, "Tap into your intuition. You already know who the person is." Okay. A lot of times we do know who these people are, right? they will make themselves known even if
see yeah don't bomb me black black guy I'm a good guy and I've never done anything to him either like I didn't even know he was kind of he has a pretty um good show like I mean you know it was for for just a streamer he was he was on for a long time look at the person causing you negativity is an earth
I'll just say that this person's a Taurus first sign and oh, okay, so tiger's eye. This one says tiger's eye. It says helps with grounding, protection, and self-confidence, and inner strength and willpower and clarity. I really do like tiger's eye. I did have like a necklace with a tiger's eye stone in it.
Unfortunately, the stone fell out. Let me grab another deck.
Okay, I found a few good decks. I have these. These are all three really good decks.
But you know what he was doing that wasn't very cool? He was like he was like trying to like sell people to like he's like, "Oh, send me people's um information." And he's like, "I'm going to do something very sinister to people." I was like, "What the hell?" and he's like he's like I'm going to pay for people's information like please don't it's not not very cool. Okay, so these are called the Audacity deck. It's a really cool cards. This is called the
Audacity um the Audacity deck. Let's pull three cards out of here. See, he has a vid he channel praising IP2 and he's one of the few they have banned. [laughter] [sighs] I don't know. I'm not, you know, I'm not on there, but people have told me that
they're like they said something like I don't know. I'm in like their message boards and I'm not I'm not there, but my my name comes up in the message boards and stuff. He's posting a lot of people's info he wants to pay for. Yeah, it was kind of weird. Okay, we got we got the strength card. Strength is about, you know, I love the strength
card because first of all, there's a cat in it. But hey, Jamie, the strength card is about like the real strength is gentleness. Like, right, what is she doing? Yeah, she's like she's just lightly opening the the uh the lion's mouth. Um, but hey, Amanda, how are you? In very gentle way. Okay. So, it's like,
you know, I always get more of flies with honey than with vinegar kind of thing. That also just that's the real the real strength is not having to use force, right? Oh, we have Empress. Okay, so these are very like divine feminine cards. Empress. Empress is all the queens in the deck. Of course, we have she has like a little
raven there. She she has a baby. A lot of times ravens are like um these fertil fertile or but not just with um not just [clears throat] with you know pregnancy but with al also with ideas and just the ability to um manifest great wealth. We have something called the last harrah. The last harrah.
I feel like I'm kind of going through a last harrah with a few people. But um yeah, this guy's on and he's on the ocean. There's a still skeleton on the ocean. This is card 30. Okay, I want to talk about something. I'm going to do a couple more and then I want to talk about something. Uh, okay.
So, we have the bottle. This is kind of cute. This is like the baby bottle and it's kind of like the ET of course. I don't I don't know what would be the best. Uh, it's carve 13, which is usually death. I don't know. There's some milk some milk being milk being shared. And
finally, I'll pull this one. Then I want to talk about the guy who passed away. And this is we got the audacity card. So, you know what? You got to have some audacity sometimes to to hang in there. I don't know. Was someone backstage? I just missed it. I think he was backstage. Okay. But we got the audacity card. Okay. Let me talk about this guy that passed away. His name is Rick.
Right. Hold on. No. No. Charles. No. Charlie something. Right. Do you know what this person had said? This guy Charlie, you know, you know, like the things he said because I was like, "Oh my gosh, he's really popular." Because yesterday I just saw tons of people like Charlie Kirk. Yeah. I saw t a lot of people like really upset about
it, right? And they're like, so I was like, "Oh, he must he was he was conservative, I heard, but I was like I didn't think he was like Yeah. I'm not going to get controversial, but let me just say I saw I saw some of the things he said like not not cool. I I'll tell you some of the things he said. He said a lot of stuff because and but I'm like wondering
like why I have like the Russian girl I know was like called me crying almost basically because she was so sad and she's like, "Oh, watch him on." And I was like, "Oh my gosh, maybe I would like like him or something if she's like so broken up about it." Let me just tell you um what he says, okay? because he said a lot of [ __ ] It's like some of it's very um offensive.
Not like I don't want to talk bad about the dead or anything, but um I just want to tell you what some of the things because I don't know if you're aware like some of the things he said. Um for example, here's like the worst thing basically.
Okay, so this is an LGBTQ thing. It says it says, "No, I won't be shedding any tears for Charlie Kirk." And this is from the LGBTQ nation. And why is that? Let me see. Commentary. Can we see there something article or something? Well, I I can't see. He just said some
really racist things and he said very homophobic things. He said that um trans transgender people are basically like the equivalent of white people doing blackface. He said um you know he was asked about gay rights and he quoted Leviticus which is like you know it says basically in Leviticus that
you know put to death your gays should be put to death. Let me find his quotes. Let me see if I can find his quotes. Controversial quotes.
I saw some quotes that were just like, whoa. Okay.
Says uh it says if if it was current and controversial in US politics, chances are that he was talking about it on his podcasts and on the podcast of friends and adversaries and especially in college campuses where he would go to debate or debate students. He spent much of his adult life defending and articulating a worldview aligned with
Trump and the MAGA movement. Accountable to no one but his audience. He did not shy away from uh in his rhetoric from bigotry, intolerance, exclusion, and stereotyping. Did you guys know about this? So, so here is in his own words. So, listen to these quotes. There's a lot of them, okay? This is this is all of them. Okay? So, here's his quotes on
race. Okay? He says, "If I see a black pilot, I'm going to be like, "Boy, I hope he's qualified." Okay. Then he says, "If you're a WBA hot pot smoking black lesbian, do you get treated better than a United States Marine?" And he said, "Ning all the time
in urban America, prowling blacks go around for fun to go target white people. That's a fact. It's happening more and more. Prowling black. What the hell? Then he says, "If I'm dealing with somebody in customer service who's a moronic black woman, I wonder is she there because of her excellence or is she there because of affirmative
action?" I mean, how stupid is that? Like customers, it's just like it doesn't even make sense. Then he says, "If we would love if we would have said that Joy Reid and Michelle Obama and Sheila Jackson Lee and Katana Katanji Brown
Jackson were affirmative action picks, we would have been called racists. Now they're coming out and saying it for us. You do not have to be a brain to have the brain processing power to otherwise be taken really seriously. You had to go steal a white person's slot to get taken somewhat seriously.
I know, but this is like this is pretty bad. >> Yeah, he was more sheltered than many realize. I don't agree with I don't agree with the Oh, not at all. Not at all. No one No one deserves that. I mean, that's like And also, you know that um he had he was like selling hats or something like he was selling like hats and people when when he got shot,
they they like ran over to the table, started stealing the hats. Isn't that sick? But so I don't agree with like of course I don't celebrate anybody's death either like no matter how bad they were. I I like because I believe people have a chance to redeem themselves and see the air of their way. It's just the way they think right like Alexander said he was a little bit sheltered right and maybe
like also playing up to that audience that very conservative a here we go Mr. Big Pipes is here. Okay. Let me just make sure it's big pipes and not not uh Andy guys. Yep. Pipes
pipes. Mr. Big Pipes. Does anybody hear anything? Okay. But I want to read some more of the quotes because that was just the that was that was on the black people. Okay. Then it said >> how about that one? That one. There we >> Better. go.
>> Um it doesn't say what he said about >> What's that? gays though. He But he basically said paraphrasing he said gays should be stoned or something like not the good word weed or something like that. Yeah. >> Talking about Leviticus or something. Well, he was Yeah, he was like Levitic put to death and stuff like that, but he did like say more specifically something about stoning and I don't know if that was in Leviticus. Um
>> I remember Well, that might be one of the punishments. I don't know. I remember I know Leviticus. >> Oh, it is. All it says that I know it says it put to death if a man lay with a man like he does with a woman. >> Yeah. With a woman. >> That's in Leviticus. Um but Leviticus is are these ancient there are these temple there there's these temples and the temple was also where they exchange money and stuff. It's always like a
bank. So, it's basically like these bank rules. And so, they also had the sacred prostitution. I don't know if you're aware of that, but they had these temples of Venus where they had both male and female um they were basically considered like the Avatar or something like that of Also, Venus had a name called Venus porn. The word porn comes from one of Venus's
names. I can tell you pornia. >> Yeah. It's almost like pan porn but >> Yeah. Pan Pan. So, but but >> Pan's all >> Yeah, Pan was like, you know, Pan's like one of the oldest gods and everything, but yeah, and he was he was very horny and stuff and he had a large fallace and he would chase
around nymphs and stuff like that. >> But, uh, but there's um also, you know, the Venus is also like a starte and Ishtar. There's like a lot of these love goddesses that were like um goddesses of heaven and also very associated with Taurus a lot because of the bull and the bull of heaven like Nana and Ishtar they know the pool of heaven it's associated
with Venus a lot >> Greek word pornograph >> which is prostitute it's >> called Aphrodite >> graph to write to describe prostitution or something Okay, Aphrodite. Let me look up the origin of the word porn. I'm sure it always comes from the
origin of word porn. Okay, it says the word porn uh is a short form of pornography. Well, where's that Aphrodite stuff? I'm sure there's Aphrodite that has the word porn in her name. Okay.
>> Yeah. So it's pretty much the Greek word for prostitute pretty much. >> Well, but it was called it was called sacred prostitution. It was like they had a temple and then like they would go to the temple like I guess to like and it would become that be or like their initiation or something like that and they would go sleep with these temple prostitutes but it was considered like a
sacred kind of thing. It was like I can tell you more about that. >> Is that a dog barking? >> Yes, it is. you a dog. >> Okay. So, sacred prostitution says um it was temple prostitution or or cult prostitution and religious prostitution are purported rights consisting of paid intercourse
performed in the context of religious worship possibly as a form of fertility right or divine marriage. Hyros gamos scholars prefer the terms sacred sex or um in cases where payment was not proper. Um it says in the ancient near east along the tigers and Euphrates rivers
feature many shrines and temples were houses of heaven dedicated to various deities. The fifth century historian Herodotus. Lotus is very controversial because he did like lie a lot, right? And some other testimony suggests that the ancient societies encouraged the practice of sacred sexual rights not only in Babylonia and Cyprus but throughout the near east.
And they also said there was men in those temples too. Um it was in Sumer and Babylonia. It says in Babylonia says the f the fall this is Heroditus. Okay. He says, "The flest Babylonian custom is that which compels every woman of the land to sit in the temple of Aphrodite, Ishtar, and have intercourse with some stranger at least once in her life. Many
women who are rich and proud in disdain to mingle with the rest, drive to the temple in covered carriages drawn by teens, and stand there with a great revenue of attendance. But most sit down in the sacred plot of Aphrodite, who crowns with crowns of cord on their heads. There's a great multitude of women coming and going. Passages marked by a line run every which way through
the crowd by which the men pass and make their choice. Once a woman has taken her place there, she does not go away to her home before some stranger has cast money into her lap and has intercourse with her outside the temple. But while he casts the money, he must say, "I invite you in the name of Mita." Who's Milita? Mita is a goddess of Ashure. She was a
Sumerian goddess. Melissa. Oh, you know what it sounds like? It sounds like Melissa, which is the honey goddess. [clears throat] >> Oh, hold on. Which means female slave. >> That's a nice one. >> Okay. Look at the root porn. Pornai. It means female slave. Wow, that's crazy. >> Um, you'd rather not have the wrench.
Okay, I'll take it away from you. I I don't know why. Okay, so anyway, I'll take it. I just don't have time right now. After their intercourse, having discharged her sacred duty to the goddess, she goes away to her home and thereafter there is no bribe however great that will get her. So then the women that are fair and tall are soon free to depart. But uncomly have long to
wait because they cannot fulfill their law. So so some women were not attractive enough to get picked, right? And so they had to wait [laughter] around the temple for a long time and they had to remain there for three years it says or four. Oh my god. Imagine four years, you know, you don't get picked for four years. That would be a nice >> Hey, I'm gonna turn my fan on. Can you tell me if it's like >> Okay. >> And back. I turned
>> is honey and green. Yeah, because Melissa is like Melissa means bee, right? So, also there's something called the mellified man. Man, >> you've heard like Melisandre and >> I'm not sure. But but the mellified man, I think it's in China and it's like before some people would die, they would like donate their body to basically
science, but they would start eating just honey. Okay. And then they would eat so much honey their blood would start turning into honey. Their everything would turn into honey, right? And so they would they would kind of drown in the honey and then they would be covered in honey and like a hundred years later they would just like leave the body in there for 100 years and then they would eat the body. Um it was for like medicine purposes. Isn't that crazy? It's called
the mellified man. It sounds pretty pretty uh horrible, but uh I don't know. Maybe it was maybe maybe it tasted good. I'm not. >> Oh, yeah. You're right. Honey bee. Melissa means honeybee. >> Yeah. Yeah. And I I've known some Melissas and it's like And >> yeah, I don't really know any Melissa,
but I like the name. >> I do like the name Melissa. And uh it has to do with also you know like I think the hive mind a little bit because our societies are kind of like similar to the bees societies especially now is or especially like I would say the secret societies are very um hive like because they have a hive mind in them
and they kind of worship they they revolve around a queen which I think is like very Illuminati thing. I think they they're called the brides of Satan or something like that. Um but they but usually like you know the queen and chess is the most powerful powerful uh piece on the board you know >> the real power is the queen you know but the king maybe like people see that as
the most powerful but the real the real power is the queen right >> and so >> I don't know I mean the king's not too powerful but you just got to protect >> them look at um you remember um Alice in Wonderland >> I've never seen that before. No. Did you see that animated movie that like the Disney? >> No, I've like I've never seen either of them. >> Oh my god. You're like the only person
that's never seen it. >> I I know they're like classic, but yeah, >> right? Well, let's say like there's a that one, queen and like you know Alice goes to this queen's garden to play croquet and they use flamingos as [ __ ] the croquet mallets and stuff, but u and then like she wanted red roses but all the roses were white and so she just has the her attendants go out and paint the roses red and stuff like that. And then
>> I think I kind of remember that scene. May I've seen that. >> Yeah. But uh but then we husband the queen of hearts was like off with their head off with their head and she was like >> but then the husband was like very like quiet and like kind of like oh he was very just and like you know sweet try to help Alice but the queen was like a little bit out of control. That was uh
that's at the end of the end of the first book and I used I love that it's you know that Alice and Wonderland and Peter Pan have both been on like the top 10 book list for like over a hundred years >> really. >> I like the I'd liked Hook. I like that. >> Oh yeah. >> May Ryan in that. >> No
>> Melanie Griffith. >> No, it's the woman that was in Mrs. Doubtfire. Who's that lady? What's her name? >> Or that's Robin Williams. No, no, but his wife in that Sally Fields. >> Oh, Susan. Yeah. Yeah. Wait, is it Susan S? No, Sally Fields. >> Yeah. So, she was in Mrs. Doubtfire. >> Who was Tinker Bell in that movie? She's so [ __ ] cute. >> Oh, Julia Roberts.
>> Okay, here she is. God damn, she looks adorable in the Miss Pixie cut. >> Yeah, Julia Roberts. That was in It was probably in like the mid 90s and it's like It was such a good movie though. Um. Uh oh. >> 91. >> 91. Wow. I was only 10 years old in that movie. Oh my god. I was the age of that. Was it 91? >> Yeah.
>> Oh [ __ ] I was in here. Hold on. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm just I'm surprised you're up this late. >> Me? >> No. Psyche. You're always up late. >> I slept through the day. Like I was like so tired today for some reason. I don't and I like and I just like I take a few naps and then I have energy but I was
like tired all day. I don't know why. >> Um >> sometimes you you know you just get tired and when you do rest you know. >> Yeah. I've been like really like going hard on like creating stuff and like you know doing the videos and like working trying to like work on a website and stuff. Oh my god. Oh guys I have a great
website I found tonight. I think it's called it's called Obo OE. I think it's FYI, but I need to check. You can like type anything in there and it turns it into like a course like instantly. It turns it into like it puts like um you know it's it's AI, right?
It's AI kind of like it's one of the guys from Spotify made it. >> I can show it to you because it's really cool. Um and uh you can just type anything. You can have a course about anything. I So I'll show you like um because it makes like a little radio show. So let me see. Obi is that it? >> Yeah, I got I'm gonna do how to play
harmonic. >> Okay. Yeah, I think >> you see it. >> You don't have to sign up, I don't think, but >> well FYI. I'll share the screen. One second. Yeah, because you can check it out. Like I can show you the harmonica stuff. It is so cool. Um, so share screen. Okay,
>> It says the system's busy right now. so you >> Okay, >> so I have it right here. >> You go. How to play harmonica, right? >> Yeah, I got it. >> And then it'll go like this. How to play harmonica. Look, it goes, do you know that harmonica is one of the most portable instruments in the world capable of incredible musical beats? We're tuning up the essentials for your learning journey. Let's begin this
exploration with in your course unlocking the joy of harmonica playing. Okay. So instantly they're writing this course. You know this is so cool. >> I want to show you the podcast part because it's like a it's like a AI podcast but so listen to this.
>> It's a it's a like a little podcast people talk. It's funny. >> It's gonna come up in a second I think. Or maybe it's kind of slow. So, you think you know how a harmonica works? Like, you just blow into it and music comes out. >> Wait, that's not it. I always imagined it was just about having a good set of lungs and a bluesy attitude. >> Well, there's a little more to it than just that. We're diving deep into the
humble harmonica today. And trust me, it's way cooler than you think. >> Okay, I'm intrigued. So, where do we even begin with this little instrument? >> Let's start at the object itself. Hold one up if you have one. It's basically a small rectangular box with holes, metal plates, and a mouthpiece. But inside there are reads, a comb and cover plates that all work together. >> Reads are the key little metal strips that vibrate when air.
>> So anyway, so that's I'm not going to but they have that and then they have several little like there's other. So you you can ask anything and it will give you like a like just instantly a course on it. That's pretty cool. >> Yeah. Just learn about it passively like played in the background so you don't have to like focus on >> Yeah. And but it sounds like it's like sounds like a real conversation and it's like >> Yeah.
And it's like but >> it seems like famous prompt almost but this is cool. I like it. >> It's very cool. So >> yeah that is >> I [clears throat] also I was um trying to make this website for the trolledia and I'll just show you like what I have generated so far but uh because uh I
have the trolledia um saved right. So trolledia.com uh and then here's what I came up with. after just you know like they was going through it that there's a website it's an AI thing it looks like chatbt but
it's called claude no it's called um where is it uh it's called I don't see it but okay but anyway it made this whole website for me I'll show you the website pretty cool [ __ ] okay here share there.
Okay. Yeah. And it generated this and take back your online space. And then it has the troll types. Know your trolls. And it has See, it just creates this whole thing. Like it's so crazy. >> Grammar Nazi. >> The grammar Nazi troll. I see these are these are not my my trolls, but I I can edit these. >> You got the docs, I'm sure.
>> Yeah, I can edit these. And then it has the strategies and then I'll have the book I'll have the book ready like and resources and stuff and so >> pretty cool. This is makes it so much easier than it used to be. I used to just try for hours to do a website and I just lose steam eventually and I don't
think I ever got a great website up. But doing better though. I'm excited though. >> Good. Good. >> How's the weather out there? It's like it's really warm in here right now. >> Where I am, it's beautiful. I had a
really um just kind of nice day earlier. I went to sleep earlier. I didn't mean to go to sleep so early. That's why I'm up right now. But um I I just really like that. I I I just like the climate where I am. So, no complaints. >> Nice. I saw some uh I saw you showed in
a video earlier today I think where or no in your post your community post you a beautiful picture of like the outdoors just look so peaceful. >> Yeah. Well I I mean like I I feel like I belong in the desert. I do not know why. I was telling my mom um how much I like it out here and she's always going to be
um you know Miss Tropical Woman and she's like it looks so dry and I'm like it is dry. It is I like dry. I know a lot of people don't but I do. So >> I I like I prefer dry over humidity like any anytime pretty much. Well, I spend a lot of time in Palm Springs. Like, we we
u my family would go there all the time to Palm Springs and uh I love it. This is sometimes it can get to like 110 110 degrees there and stuff and get really >> Yeah, you don't you Yeah, it can get hot. really hot in the summer. Like you you wouldn't want to be out in the middle of the day in the summer, but um Well, I would, but most people wouldn't. >> [laughter]
>> But yeah, but I mean like this time of year especially now I've never been um out here in the winter, but at some point I will be, you know, maybe not this year, but like maybe next year or something. >> I was talking to um this guy who works at one of one of the uh dispensaries and
he was like, "Have you been out here in the winter before?" And I'm like, "No, I haven't." And he was like, "Well, how do you feel about wind?" And I was like, "I would just be inside." That's that's how I would feel about it. But I was just telling him, I was like, "I I really hate humidity."
>> And that's always been something I've disliked. So, um, I avoid it. >> Yeah. I do like the dry I I like a kind of dry climate. I like the Well, we we'd always be sitting by the pool and stuff. Palm Springs is very known for its pools and it also had um this used to have
spring breaks there. They had these wild spring breaks. I remember they used to have like you know I was little they would have like these people on motorcycles and they had these girls like like thong bikinis on the motorcycles and stuff like that. And uh then it has then it turned into the gay kind of the gay area, right? They had a white
>> It's a It's a good place for people um who are gay or LGBTQ because it's very accepting. Maybe it wasn't always that way, but it is now. >> It was like in um the 50s and 60s, it was like the hideaway for like the celebrities. And so my dad used to just be able to drive around and point out every like Elvis's house. We Elvis's
Elvis had a couple places there. And um you know a lot of celebrities actually Frank Sinatra and that's where they used to go. Lucille Ball of course used to go there. They have a whole place in Palm Desert I think named after her but she Yeah. That was like the getaway. Now it's a little bit different. But do you ever see the dinosaurs on the way out
there? >> No. These huge concrete dinosaurs. They were actually featured in Peewe's Big Adventure. >> Peewee. >> Yeah. I was going to say like I think I've seen them in movies. >> Yeah, they're PewDiePie's Big Adventure and they're these huge dinosaurs you can go inside and stuff like that, but we always cast those and >> Yeah, I actually think I went there as a kid now that I think about it. You
>> did? >> Maybe I'm thinking of the movie. >> I never went there. I would love I would have loved to go there, but I never did, but always passed by. There's a little museum there and stuff. Um, natural history museums are out there and uh I don't know. I used to just You said you love you love books, Alexander. You said you love books today. I think I heard
you say. >> Yeah, I do. I I really do. I'm I'm like the only things that I have that are I guess kind of cumbersome. I have a pretty big book collection in a storage unit and um I want to have like my own library one day. So >> yeah, I have a lot of books. Like I I I
used to instead of toys, I would buy I would get books when I was little. Like I said, my dad like would always wanted me to be a college professor. And so he was always thinking I I'd be a college professor, but I did love I I really did love books. I that was just my personality. It was like um you know, I'd rather read books than play with toys. Um but uh yeah, so I have a pretty
nice library here and some really good books. I uh I'm gonna bring some out eventually. I have a lot of cool art books, a lot of I have a great occult library that I've that I've collected. Um >> I bet you do. I bet when I think about it. Yeah, >> I got over 50 tarot decks, too. I only
have a few out, but I have a lot of decks like I collected and uh I love them. >> Years ago, when I was on Etsy doing readings, I would like spend a lot like on on Etsy has a lot of cool oult stuff. They have a lot of witches on Etsy. I
think I actually was trained by like an Italian witch on a >> on the evil on how to like get rid of the evil eye and stuff like that. They had a problem with that at one point at one point. >> An evil eye. >> Yeah. And what the ital the Italian witch method of the evil eye is like they will break an egg um and like they'll see like stuff in the egg like
like >> oh my god well well my friend that I was telling you about the other night who um does the uh frequency therapy with the tuning forks. >> No no I was telling um telling DJ Electra but but still um she did the egg thing. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, the I heard of Iggy like I
think her name is Iggy Ailia. Not Iggy Aelia, sorry. Aelia Banks. Do you know who Aelia Banks is? >> I do. >> Yeah. Well, she's really into like Brewhead. Yeah, it seems like because I've seen like actually she had a whole >> She's a witch. She had a room on the floor. It was just full of dried chicken blood. That was
>> but um she said that the best way to get off evil and negativity is to like rub an egg all over yourself and then like disposes the egg. But that's like like one of the remedies is like the egg exposes you take takes all the negative energy out of you. You just rub it all over yourself and then like you throw it behind your shoulder or something in the at the crossroads or something like that.
>> Well, you could also take a salt bath. I mean [laughter] >> spiritual bath. I think spiritual baths are like the most effective. >> I use um I use salt, um coffee, and lemon juice. I like that in a bath. >> Okay. >> Or there's also these special soaps I get. I'm actually getting this one today or tomorrow. I think it's coming
tomorrow. It's called It's called It's called I forgot what it's called in Spanish, but it's called black it's like black chicken soap or something like that. It's called black black [ __ ] soap or something like that. [laughter] And uh but it's supposed to take away the negative energy. That's what it I mean it is what's it called? Look it up. But yeah, and it doesn't really they
have these soaps on Amazon and they so they smell so good and it's just like >> nice. >> And plus you're like rubbing it on your yourself and stuff like that. So what whether it has properties or not, it is like really a good mental thing to like be rubbing this on you. So I'll tell you what the soap I'm getting today is called. It's called the uh
see it's called I think it's coming it was it was out of stock so it's coming tomorrow. Okay. It's called um Ohi black. Oh it's called ohiway black chicken galina negra soap. Galina is
like the chicken and then on the back >> and then it says it's for um it says use it with faith every day to cleanse your body as your belief system and practice. doesn't really tell what it does, but I had I had to look it up. It's like,
>> well, sometimes it's just about, you know, the intention, you you know, like a lot of times soaps or crystals or whatever, those are tools to help you direct your intention and to focus on >> and and really I think that's what a lot of ritualistic practices are. Not not so much the objects, but >> true
>> your own energy. But I do find that it's it works. I I mean and it's well same with like you know I have this like talisman kind of necklace too and it's like these are just if you if you put intention into it and meditate on it and that it really does work. Oh, it does. It does. You know, different people got to do
different things. Like for me, >> traveling is even a a sort of a ritual. Like where I am right now, I have the intention of just, you know, shaking off anything toxic and welcoming in good stuff. And it's already working. I I um woke up to a little bit of a good
surprise today, actually. And I was like, "Oh, yay." So you you know it's just you got to in order to get where you want to go, you got to get your mind there first, >> right? And uh very I'm very bad about like the law of attraction and also like you know what you focus on you're going to get more of like you know so if you
focus on negative things you're just going to you're going to actually like attract the negative things to your life. that you can keep your mind positive then even if negative things happen it's like you can just >> brush it off >> mindset right mindset >> y >> so important that's like the real magic too because >> um we are because I think there's so
much that is magic that's not considered magic but even just being able to to to speak a language right like um they they did it used to be like the uh the languages like the phoenetian and like the Greek they mystery school languages that the common people didn't know it was like for the merchants or the very
wealthy they would be able to comm so powerful being able to use words and to write and just uh and so now it's now it's for everybody but it used to be very specialized specialized thing but I'm glad that now everybody can use this kind of magic but
you know words are words are they're spelling spells right and there's Yeah. >> Cursing and cursive and uh >> writing. >> Well, you know, they don't teach cursive in school anymore. Are you aware of that? >> They don't. Oh my gosh. >> No, they don't. They're they're they're they're cutting and and that's So, that's kind of sad because I remember
when I was young, it it was really an art to learn how to write cursive properly. I I even know how to do calligraphy. My mom was into doing calligraphy. But um I feel bad for kids. I think that look, get books. If you're out there, buy
books now. You know, store away actual tangible ways to learn because the way that they see this is what I think happened with previous civilizations. I think that they reached our point to where they got to be like a paperless society and then something happened to where, you know,
whatever their internet was got shut down and people couldn't learn anymore. I mean, like, we're kind of getting to that point to where if something were to happen and iPads and iPhones or whatever don't work anymore, a lot of, you know, and then like like like the older generation were to die off, a lot of
young people wouldn't know how to do much of anything. >> Yeah. Well, I was I was um reading, you know, Alistister Crowley has a book. It's called I'm just looking at it right now. called um Liber Lee Li. So that's I guess 51 >> by Al Crowley and it's called the Lost
Continent and it's about Atlantis, right? And it's like uh but he talks about all this but it's really interesting and he goes into like how there's a catastrophe and it was because of this black some because of this black matter or you know how they have like the um the black coup. I kind of sounded like the black a little bit.
But um they I guess they were they started like to do something something bad kind of it says uh the Greek legends uh of the wars between gods, giants, titans and traditional of the real war or series of wars which continued with intervals of over 200
years. The enemy had developed uh naval armorament to an extreme. Their tactics were these to wipe out the surviile races and to interfere with the production of ZRO. So ZRO. So that was a kind of like this like energy that they were producing in these these factories. And then it says to rush and destroy the
high house. Um and so you might you might want to check out that look up Atlantis and Alistister Crowley because he wrote a very interesting thing about it. Zero. ZRO sounds kind of like the word zero a little bit. And it goes into how Atlantis was destroyed. And there's a lot of stories about how
Atlantis was destroyed. Like it sank because of they did something. They there's almost like a punishment. >> Reminds me of Sodom and Gomorrah a little bit. >> Yeah. Yeah. There were earthquakes and then uh eternal waves of the great mother rolled
over it atlas save over the earth where her agony thrust up giant pinnacles bear mass of wreckage and mark the vanished continent save for its heirs of the successors. It is my highest honor to be the youngest of the last least worthy oblivion fell. It was uh like one last night which the sun should be forever
extinct upon the land of Atlas and the people. Um, yeah. So, actually, so I'm supposedly like descended from um, in a way Neptune. Neptune. There's a there's this beast called the Kenotar. Q
U I N O T A R. That was my ancestor. Um, he this sea beast called the Nebeistia Neptunis it was called or also the kenotar. It had it was like a bull a bowl of the sea and uh it had sex with one of the a woman that was in the water and then she gave birth and so
that's supposed to be my oldest relative, right? >> I just looked it up. The kinotar is a mythical sea creature >> mentioned in the 7th century Frankish chronicle >> predigar. >> Okay. Mirrovenians and uh yeah he was supposedly
>> so it's like a minotaur but it's not a minotaitar it's in the water >> y and it's red there's a picture of it on the >> that's pretty cool >> there's a picture of it like a bull >> it's a mer has a Capricorn kind of tail too see
has that that hooped tail sometimes >> yeah it's it's kind of kind of like Uh, it reminds me a little bit actually of a seahorse, but a bull instead of a horse. >> Shark at the top, too. >> Yeah. >> Pretty crazy generate image of it. >> Oh, yeah. And here's a Yeah, but it's
called the beastia Neptunis. And so, so Atlantis was like all the It was like Neptune. It was all these concentric circles, right? Almost like this. >> This almost looks like Atlantis. I don't know if you can see it very well, but there's all these concentric circles. >> Right. Right. >> Right. And then, uh, and it was ruled by
like all a bunch of his sons and things like that. Right. Neptune's son. Um, so, and it's named after Atlas, which is just like the uh that comet coming, right? The or the meteor. Mhm. >> Yeah, >> they are really amping up the um UFO UAP
space news right now. I I think something's going to happen before we hit Christmas when it comes to an announcement. I don't think it's going to be a definitive announcement of ET contact, but they're going to put something out this year. Do you think it's like do you think it's
like authentic or do you think it's like a psychological operation kind of thing? >> I don't think any I I think that I I mean I've I've thought for years that the aliens and ETSs have already integrated into our society. That's not an issue to me. >> Um but the official announcement
>> um there does need to be a distraction from a lot of things right now. So, do do I think it would be like manufactured? Yes. But do I think that extraterrestrials are here? Yes, I do. >> I've seen some crazy things in space and things. I mean, like on I've seen like, you know, there's a lot of UFO footage like that. It's very unusual and like
even more recently >> with like the military chasing down these uh these crafts. We saw the one we got shot the other day, but there's been for a few years there's been this stuff and it's like they're going it goes really fast over the water. It's like what the hell is this? >> Well, I mean, they can't hide it really much anymore. That's why I think that there is going to be an announcement because I think that there are multiple
groups from multiple places, maybe even multiple dimensions. I don't know. But it it's to the point to where there's so many people that are aware of it. And I think that there's been a lot of um interference, especially nowadays, from different
groups. So maybe there's one group who's like, "All right, well, you want to keep pushing our buttons. Fine, but guess what? We're going to actually announce that we're here. Then what are you going to do?" You know, you were talking about chess before. I think that we are um basically in the middle of a game of
chess when it comes to some very powerful groups right now. >> Yeah. Playing we're playing checkers, not chess, right? Or chess, not checkers. Um because we do have the queen and the the queen really is the most important piece on the on the board, right? And you have to protect that queen. That's like also true in the
I think in this world we should protect our you know our mothers and our women like that because I think that that's >> well protect everybody everybody you know um I I don't have the belief that just because somebody's a mother by default they should be protected okay because you have some really bad people out there who happen to be
mothers. >> Yeah. But um I >> evil queens, right? And it's like >> um yeah, like in a tarot they call it like if the queen is reversed, those are kind of like the the more evil qualities of that car, you know? And so uh yeah, especially the queen's
reversed, those are considered kind of like some pretty bad pretty badass, [snorts] I think. Uh yeah, like uh you know like the the narcissist or like the psychopath and stuff like that. I don't know. But it's kind of kind of apparent apparent when you see you know.
>> Yeah. >> Upside down upside down queens. U but yeah I'm think Alda Marcos is coming to mind kind of. Do you know who that is? >> No Marcos was like the queen. She was a queen of Cambodia or something. Let's see. Mel Mela Marcos. And she had like this shoe
collection. It was like this. Everyone was starving. >> Oh, I remember. Yes. Okay. I I know who she is now. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> She was the uh she's Oh, she's 96 years old now. She's Filipino politician. The first lady that >> Oh, she's still alive. Okay. >> Yeah. 96 years old. But yeah, she had this huge uh shoe
collection and everyone else was How many pairs of shoes did she have? She had it says she had um 58 gowns, 888 handbags. >> That's ridiculous. >> Yeah. And uh some news reports that there are 7,500 pairs of shoes.
Wow. >> Yeah. That's a sickness at that stage. It it it just is. >> Yeah. I mean, how many really it's just >> Um stuff, right? And it's like the wealth. >> One of the most freeing things I ever did was decide to um be a digital nomad and to become a
minimalist. I'm not saying I will always be a minimalist, but I I mean I I just grew up in this environment to where it was pretty close to those numbers that you said, you know? And um it ties you down when you have all that stuff.
>> Um it it it messes up your mind to an extent. It it it consumes you when when it's time to just go somewhere. You're like, "What am I going to wear? What am I going to do?" You you know, I'm to the point right now to where I have my like I almost have what I consider like my
uniform. Okay? and it's not a uniform, but um you you know I have I have a few different looks that I you know pretty much cycle and that's what I do and I love it that way. Like sometimes I am tempted to shop and I do and you know I'll switch out certain items I have and
whatnot, but I don't maintain a lot of stuff anymore and I've just felt so much better that way. So some people don't understand it, but that's me. >> Well, it's like a lot of stuff is just like like you know how we have Teemo now and so people are like, "Oh my gosh, Teemo is just a bunch of
>> and it's a trap. It's a trap. It's it's it like when you have a lot of stuff, you have to store all that stuff. Then you have to maintain, you know, a place to have all that stuff and you can't go anywhere or do anything. You're always worried about your stuff, >> right? Yeah, like a lot of wealthy people like don't even like like
they don't they have all their like real jewels like in like safe deposit boxes and they just fake stuff out and stuff, right? It's like because it's like the you know I've heard her stories like didn't like I think like there was some celebrity I don't know if it was like Rihanna or something like that or but um like she was on a like a jet ski and like she had it's like $250,000 the Kardashian I think it was she had like a half a
million dollar bracelet or something or earring and like lost it in the water. Can you imagine? Like that is just like ridiculous. Like >> yeah, you're you're you're way better off just um you know, if you do have like a you're you're just better off small. And if you ever get wealthy, you don't want people
to know how much you have. Whenever you see somebody that's like really flaunting a lot of, you know, stuff, usually that's all they have. They're they're just flexing. They're not really, you know, most like the richest people, you don't even know if they have money or not. >> Yeah. Like, and like most designer stuff is just crap. It's like, you know,
unless it's like you get it from the store. It's like basically they make it they make the expensive sunglasses at the same factory as they make the cheap sunglasses. It's like there's not too much of a difference. It's just like you're paying for the name basically, >> which is pretty ridiculous. But you know, people say Tim is like all this cheap stuff from China. But I think most of the stuff in this country is cheap stuff
from China. Like there's so much, right? It's like might as well just pay, >> you know, pay less for it, right? So I do like team stuff. I got this I got these rings on Teeu and they're just perfectly beautiful rings, you know? >> Yeah. You're loving those rings. I noticed you've been showing them off. Yeah, because they're just so they're
nice and then it's like that I like you know Capricorn's like a good deal. I know. I know. Like >> also like there's like I think under our deacon like I was reading about like our deacon for the second deacon of Capricorn. We like um nice like either we're gonna buy the really nice something that's gonna last a long time
or we'll just buy something kind of like inexpensive and like you know and like go through it until we can get the really nice thing like um but I do love a deal though. I love good deals. I love saving and it's like um yeah I I never like to pay full price. I love shopping on the apps going to McDonald's on apps and stuff like
that. I just love saving money. I don't know. I think it's a Capricorn. >> Oh my gosh, my cat is so affectionate. My Look at >> Is that Lenor? >> Yeah, she's so affectionate. >> Hi, Lenor. >> She She r She kisses me and runs her face all over my It's so wet. Stop.
>> Make me itchy. >> She likes your beard. That's what it is. It's your beard. Yeah. And then sometimes when I come out of the shower like and it's like I'm all like clean, she likes to like start to rub all like get her scent all over me. >> There you go. [laughter]
>> She maybe she's marking you. She doesn't want anyone else to take you from her. >> My cat. >> She's so sweet. >> Not that much with it. My cat likes to headbutt. >> Really? [laughter] >> Yeah. The nurse is a sweetheart. She I've
never had a cat this sweet though. She's just like like look I have like there's Lola's back here too. Is that Lola? Lola's right there. >> There's this woman on YouTube who um has this amazing cat that she dresses in
sars like from India. I got to find a channel to to show this to you. Um, but this cat loves being put in different little outfits. It's crazy. [laughter] I've never seen anything like this before. I'm going to find the channel and uh show it to you.
>> I sent Psyche a picture that I just generated. >> It came out kind of weird. >> What am I gonna What is this picture gonna be? Oh, let's Oh. [laughter] >> Oh, come on. [clears throat] Oh, no. It's actually got a It actually looks like it has a dick on there, too. Oh my god. I didn't That was your attention. Look at Look, Alexander.
>> I don't think you can show that. >> Well, that's a fish tail. >> Yeah. Like, it kind of looks like there's a thing sticking out like >> Well, mine's not that big. Mine's not that big, but you know. [laughter] >> Yeah. There my my headphones. I just screenshotted
you and told it to combine it. So >> that's funny. Yeah. Well, it's not as bad as some of the things Gotti makes of me. Godi makes some very embarrassing AI photos of me. I like to I like to make myself look, you know, good. I like, you know, make myself an angel. In some of the AI
photos, I like I like to look like then everyone else makes these this horrible monster and all the other photos. >> I'll make an AI of you. I got to think of what I'm going to make. But I'll make an AI specifically of you. >> Thank you. >> I will do that maybe later today. >> Yeah.
I recently have you turned out like um the goddess. It's very like the uh >> Okay, I found the YouTube channel. I'm going to DM it to you. You're going to love this. It's this woman who has this little gray cat and she dresses up this little cat in all these little um
traditional um like Indian outfits and the cat seems to love it. It's so weird, but it's cute. It's cute. >> Okay, there you go. >> Thank you. >> I think that this little cat is like a little reincarnated person cuz it's it's a very unusual cat.
>> I you know there's a cat I remember watching this thing about this cat that like um it was in a retirement home and the cat knew when people were about to pass away and it would go lay on their bed right before they did. It was like almost like 100% accurate. Like it's kind of crazy story. >> Oh well that cat especially that that cat had a talent they could they could smell when people were about to pass
away but comfort. >> But who wants that talent? Not >> I know it's kind of sad. >> You're a cat like I I I would not I would not want to just by default know like who in a crowd is not going to make it or you know something like that. No. Unless I don't like the person, then
maybe I would want to know. >> But >> I think animals animals are very, >> yeah, >> you know, especially cats. I The cats see like they see stuff. Oh, dogs do too, right? The dogs see see stuff that we can't see. >> Um, I wonder what I'm just always wondering what they're looking at. If
there's like some kind of like spirit like very apparent like Surely they can't see stuff though. Well, allegedly there's um been people who have created various forms of like glasses or goggles that allow the human eye to see outside of the um visible spectrum to where it has been detected
that there's other beings like like what what what was the story I was listening to? Well, I I don't know if it's true or not, but it's something about how the US government had to stop using um or or stop using night vision with red and that's why they changed it to green
because under the red spectrum supposedly you can see spirits or >> Yeah, I have I've heard something like something like that. that before. >> Yeah, I I just found it. I found like a little thing on Reddit about it just now. It says it says um an account of early night vision goggles used in Vietnam war revealing alleged demonic entities.
>> Yeah. And it was scaring the soldiers. >> Listen to that cat outside. Feel that cat outside. >> Oh, it's outside. >> Yeah. >> I thought it was your cat. Okay. >> That cat's a cat wants some. >> It says Yeah. I think there's a night vision advanced tech experimental goggle um operation by the deep state that opens human vision spectrum to spiritual
realm of demonic entities of the Bible is very real and true in my humble opinion. After researching this, I find the available evidence and personal testimonials and stories of family members given to them by Vietnam veterans who survived the war to be credible and terrifying. The spectrum that us humans see around us is so stunted and so many things all around us
and right in front of us is invisible to us whether we can't u whether we can't perceive them or they're using cloaking technologies. Some animals pick up infrared even our sound abilities are also very limited. If you knew the spiritual realm can si coexists within our physical realm and overlaps and all of them see us very clearly while only the perceptive very open to spiritual
and innocent young children can perceive. Demons are literally roaming all around us looking to do anything to distract us and keep us from knowing God and also doing all they can to prevent God's children with anything vile or um pervert God's children with anything vile or of sin that they push on us in an effort to destroy humanity. harm God by stealing his children's souls through
eternal damnation and hellfire. The demons fall once hate humanity because we are made in his image. They're envious and patiently jealous uh patently jealous and rage within us harm god in the only way they can which is by deception and lies. Well, interesting. I don't know. I would >> Well, I think that there's just as many
good entities around us as there are evil or you know I think there's a balance to that. I I don't think we should only focus on the evil really, but >> Right. But I do think like that kind of like we're closer to the demons here like because the demon I think the demons [clears throat] might be even like a lower vibration than us like
right and [cough] and also the higher entities are like kind of in the sky or like in the I see them in like the air like sils and I don't know if like uh also like the angels supposedly have like the will of God and so they don't have free will and then the demons have like a will towards evil And the human
beings are the only ones with the free will. So we can choose either either way, right? And uh and we do like uh can choose good or evil. And uh a lot lot I think there's if there was more evil in the world than there was good, then the world would have been destroyed already, I think. So, I think
that I think the good is like balanced with it in a certain way to where it's like there's probably more good, a little bit more good, or else it would just be a disaster. I mean, it's pretty bad here, but it would just be even worse. Hey, Amanda. Um, yeah. So, so Amanda said, "I think we have more good in the world than
not." Yeah, I I would agree because or else we would just it would be like a lot more people in prison and like there would be a lot more murder and a lot it's amazing how well we do get along and you know hell >> we're able to do like a lot of things like we're not we're just not always fighting with each other even like um
there's a book called there's a movie called the men that stare at goats. Have you heard of that? >> Yes. >> Yeah. And there's a story in the movie, there's a story about how in the mil they like the military soldiers would they would like there's a thing where humans have an aversion to murdering other humans. And so it's like when they would be on the battlefield, they would like
just subconsciously they would purposefully miss um shooting people because they there's like there's like an aversion to killing and like so a lot of uh Hey, there's Rudy. Yeah. A lot. So yeah, I wonder if there I wonder if that's true though. like um there were >> I think it's true. I I I mean there's
been a lot like a lot of times the way that like ultimate ultimate criminals get caught is that they ask someone who's like in their gang or group or whatever to do something and sometimes you you know whoever they ask to do it can't do it because maybe there's no reason for the crime to happen. maybe
there's no reason to kill the person. >> And um I I think inherently most people are more toward good than evil, but you do have some people out there that don't have any good in them. They are just straight up complete solid evil and they choose to be evil. >> So got to watch out for that.
>> It's like isn't there like mafia stuff where it's like what was that? There's I don't know if it was like in Scarface or something, but he was supposed to like on the live somebody, right? >> Like their their kid was in the car or something like that with them and so they wouldn't do it, >> right? >> Kind of like consider they were kind of like >> Yeah. Was that like Good Fellas or something?
>> Good Fellas or something like Yeah. And that's kind of crazy because it's like Yeah. That's because it's like they're supposed to be like this like you know no no humanity but then it's like they do have a humanity and that's like especially like >> most people who are criminals don't want to be criminals.
>> Um it it just it it either they're born into it or it's like out of necessity. Um, but generally criminals do have a code to where, you know, they're not hurting somebody on purpose unless again they're truly evil. >> So, yeah. >> And some are, you know, and it's like,
you know, oh, yeah, there's horrible horrible stories of like, you know, unaliving whole families and stuff like that with >> Oh, I know. There there are definitely I mean that's always you know sometimes that's the objective is to not just wipe out the target but everyone linked to
the target too. >> Yeah. And that's that's also biblical too. Like in the Old Testament they talk about like oh just like wipe out the whole nations like throw the they basically say throw the the the children on the cliffs down the cliffs and stuff. I mean it's terrible right? >> Yeah. or at least or at least the uh sons for some reason. Um I there's like
the belief that um >> the daughters could be preserved and you you know integrated into you know whatever the dominant group is but the sons they would want to wipe out the males. I just can't believe anybody could be capable of like, you know, it's just sad. It's the same thing with psychopaths. You know, they'll do things
to animals and stuff like that. It's just like I think human beings should have an aversion to that, you know, like a natural aversion, but like the fact that some people don't is disturbing. But you said about the psychopaths and things like that or the criminals. Yeah, there are criminals that are psychop or there are psychopaths that are in are CEOs
that are judges that are like celebrities and there's the ones that are like in prison, right? It's like it's a difference between them. >> Well, maybe there's not much of a difference. Maybe just they just sit and get caught, right? It's like >> Yeah, that's that's a part of it. It's about Well, also, you know, the best
criminals are never caught. Like really think about that. Like when you really think about the prison system. >> Yeah. People who are not that bright for the most part. For the for the most part. Like the just the best criminals. You will never know that they're criminals. And then they legitimize themselves to where they're not criminals anymore. I
mean, look at what what thei how the United States came to be, you know? And I'm not dissing this country, but seriously, >> it it was genocide. I mean, it there were already people over here. There were already nations that they they hadn't dealt with a certain level of war or colonization,
whatever you want to call it. Um, then after that, you had slavery. And you know, it's it's been a lot that's happened that today we would definitely consider criminal, but you you know, it's what's criminal at one point later
is justified. Unfortunately, >> murderers like people were talking about like, you know, the death, you know, killing murderers and stuff like that. Like, you know, should they that's like kind of like isn't that the same thing that they're doing? like they're killing and so it's like was it right that we killed? I I don't know. It's like there's like a lot of people that were like, "Oh, I'm I believe in like, you
know, corporal punishment and just taking people out to the guy danger ranger. I think we should take people out in the middle of and he by the way, he likes that guy that the uh the Charles guy. He he like he was a big fan of this guy. It's kind of funny like all the like a lot of these people seem kind of like on you know like like you were saying Alexander like
like some of these people that are fans of of this guy like why I don't understand why they're kind of controversial. I don't think he would like like some of the people. I don't know like uh seems like he was very conservative but it seemed like he was very wellliked by a lot of people. Like I said, my Russian friend. >> Well, I mean, what you were reading earlier when it came to his, you know,
quote unquote controversial quotes, um, he was definitely pandering to a certain group or a certain mindset. >> And, um, >> and some people are realizing what that mindset is. that mindset was dying down,
but now it's started to make a comeback and some people don't feel that that should be. So, I feel like the uh Kirk thing was sort of like a um message, >> right?
And it's going to be interesting to see what what happens next because um yeah >> because you know what I saw like there was like these you know what's scary is like there were people that were celebrating and it was like these the transgenders like there was a transgender group that was celebrating his death and I was like oh this is like because I know people are going to be like oh look at like there it's like
there's a lot of stuff trying to make the transgenders very evil. Even going back to the movies and stuff like they've always been portrayed in movies as like these murderers like in media too like Silence of the Lambs but the Buffalo Bill guy he was like a transgender and there's a lot lot of movies in the 70s about what there's this one I think there's one called Cruisers or something like that. It was like about this a gay area where they
would there was a serial killer that would kill gay men and stuff in the area. Um but it's like there's a lot of and look at the Disney villains too. I think they're all gay. Ursula. Um, we got Scar. We got Jafar. U I don't know. There's like a lot of It seems like >> I hadn't even thought about that when it
comes to the Disney villains, but you there's a few that I that like come to mind to where I'm like, yeah, that that one probably. Yeah. Okay. >> I remember going to Disney World as a kid in the 90s and like every employee was was super gay. I remember that sticking out. You thought every You think every employee at Disney World is Well, they they
>> like way more than I'd ever see. >> They have to be super friendly or they get fired. >> It was just a lot of gay men that work there. It seemed like Yeah. Like very gay men. >> Yeah. Maybe. Well, especially playing the characters like, you know, because they're kind of like actors and kind of >> Yeah. And most >> not most but well maybe most but a lot
of people in the arts >> are um very open or LGBTQ or both open and LGBTQ because you can't be LGBTQ and not be very open also. >> Well, I remember Disney being uh supporting like LGBTQ stuff back then too. like like Ellen Ellen Degenerous was one of
>> anything that has to do with entertainment for the most part is going to be supportive of LGBTQ whether it's public or not because that's where the entertainment some of the most talented entertainers are LGBTQ. It's always been that way. >> Think about like the um makeup artists,
hairdressers, the gay writers, the uh gay gay actors. I mean, it's just like, you know, think about all the gay people in drama class even like, right? It's like it's very it's very the theatrical has always attracted >> in sewing class. I did a sewing class. It was like the only It was like me and a gay dude in there. >> Was it home economics or just or sewing? Mr. Big.
>> Yeah. Well, I think it was both of them. It's called like facts or something. Well, that's I mean it's like you know it's good that I think it's good to like I think we're too polarized by the genders and stuff like that and it kind of really does screw people up like especially with like you know men not being not not being able to like show feelings or or
they're not encouraged not or not not to show feelings and things like that and so they repress things. What is see what is its psyche? Oh hey what's up? Hey what's up ghost? How are you? Um, family and consumer science. FAC. Okay, that's what it's called. Family and consumer science. That's home economics. >> Yeah, that was it. >> Facts.
If you're a Christian, you know that God is in control. I mean, I mean, it's like I think that any even spiritual people that are spiritual, not religious, can believe in a can believe that God is in control, you know, or the spiritual thing, but it's just not the dogma of things. I think a lot of the dogma is just man-made and and trying to control.
Visions is a great way to do mind control in my opinion. So is government too. >> You know, I think that more people um in the United States or or at least in our education system. there needs to be more um talk about like indigenous or Native American
beliefs so that people can better wrap their minds around it not only being about um heterero male and female because in a lot of Native American cultures they recognize four to five genders >> and um a lot of that knowledge I guess would have been lost during the
colonization process. us because there was an effort to wipe out the native history >> but in in the native um and I won't say all native tribes but within a lot of the tribes
transgender is not a big thing gay lesbian by is not a big thing it's more of the um I guess what you would call European western mindset that's been more oppressive to that. I I mean, what's going to happen if we if we do
have ET contact and in whatever civilization they have, maybe they'll have three genders, maybe they'll have seven, what if they're androgynous and they only have one or or none even, >> right? Well, it's like gender is like to me it's like we are born of a man and a woman and so we are both like we're
we're like and it's like we we have like one parent gender but it's like but we really do we can have an inner female I do believe all men have >> gonna send you a link about this. >> Yeah. Like it's just like but then we're just so encouraged to like be polarized when it's like we really like you talk about the Native Americans. There were some there were these ones called two
spirits. They were called two spirits and they were pretty they were gay and they were they'd be like the medicine men, the shamans because they would have this big understanding >> of the spirituality of kind of thing. And they um there we go. Oh yeah, the two spirits. Yeah, the two spirits. Yeah, exactly. So interesting because I I the woman the woman I dated was really into like the
thunder tribe. like she was she was kind of she was a white lady, but she was one of those that was very into like the Native American kind of stuff. >> Well, she appeared white. Maybe she was multi-racial. But >> when I met her, I thought she was Well, she was very white. Her name, but when I met her, her her last name was Vasquez, right? And so I I assume she was a Hispanic lady.
>> Yeah. >> And then she showed up and she was a white lady. and and uh >> and uh no al but she was wear but then she showed up wearing like feather earrings and stuff like that and like little like she was I think I think there is a lot of cultural appropriation which is like not necessarily >> but did you ever ask her if she did have
native in her because I'm telling you there are people who look a certain way but they might have a parent that is what they um >> don't look Like >> I I think her her like real last name was Bor Regard, which is like a very I think that one of the Willy Wonka kids
was named Violet Borard. I think it just seems like a very very white >> Well, maybe maybe she just liked the culture, you know, that happened. >> I think so. But there are like a there are like some very like white people that have just taken like appropriated their cultures and things like that. And that's kind of like, >> well, it's not just white people doing
it. You have a lot of people laring as blacks who um are not black, but they're not white. They're, you know, something else. But then the moment that they get in trouble, suddenly they're not black anymore. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah. >> I kind of got a question. >> All right. So before like like inner
city like gangster rap [ __ ] like that whole like attitude like I'm a badass gangster like what did people like did white people pretend to be >> like that before the 80s like before gangster rap >> like what do you mean do you think that people were culturally appropriating before like
>> because like a lot of like you know there's like uh like wiggers or whatever and it's like >> what did they do before the 80s and 90s >> like I I do believe like that um there before was like a meeting in like the 80s like with like some very wealthy people saying hey we're like investors in in
this prison in the prison complex industrial prison and we need some more people so let's increase the criminality by by having the culture encourage some of these things through the music and then then I think it slipped into like the culture. I don't think it was the other way around. What do you think? >> Well, I mean, if it didn't exist, they couldn't have been, you know, like
impressioned by it to like >> was that the white boy Rick thing that was in the 70s, wasn't it? When was that? When was the crack epidemic? That was like in the 80s or >> 80s. 80s. Yeah. So, what happened in the I I really don't know what happened in the 70s. >> 70s was like like uh like funk. >> Yeah. 60s and 70s were like um that that
was a bit of a shift. It was like a revolution. You had a lot of people starting to think outside of the norm politically. >> Um music was starting to make a turn more toward electronica. Um cuz you have new instruments basically being invented. Production qual Yeah. You had the television coming
into play, media. um trends were becoming more wide, you know, um spread out because of the >> I guess it means like it was like >> Mottown. >> Yeah. Wasn't there like a lot of pimp or was there kind of a celebrated was the pimp was kind of celebrated and there were like you know
>> well because they were making money that the sex industry was was taking off and things weren't um as locked down a as they became later. So a lot of people were starting to make a lot of money through prostitution bars um you know whatever you consider to be like a
liation I guess. How about Jackie Brown? Was it Pam Greer? Was she >> black movies were were taken off? Um, >> didn't she kill like white men in the movie? I I think I kind of remember. >> Yeah. Have you ever watched a lot of the black exploitation films? I mean, very [laughter]
Yeah. Yeah. You don't hear about them so much anymore. There's reasons as to why, but [laughter] very very um um intense themes. I mean, Pam Greer, she it it I don't know if you've ever seen any interviews with her, but she's even noted that it was very like traumatizing
for her to play certain roles because they were so intense with so many very racial themes attached. >> So, yeah. They usually have like a good like they usually like be like really bad people like they like in the movies they would like be presented like as like so bad like they they deserved it or whatever and so it was kind of like
that kind of like revenge kind of stuff like >> uh but uh yeah there's I watched some of the I watched some of those I even like I did see that Jackie Brown movie and I just remembered like she was like killing all these like people throughout the movie and >> yeah she was like a superhero. She was She was like like black Wonder Woman.
>> Yeah. And she was very cool. I mean, it was like they were they were definitely cool like in those movies like they're um but uh Yeah. I don't I don't know why >> I guess what I'm trying to ask is what aspects of black culture did white people emulate before the 80s before like rap was popular and stuff? Like
what would Ski Mask Andy be if he was born in the if he was like living in the 60s? Like >> I think that they were kind of segregated, weren't they? They're like kind of more segregated, but then there was racial >> and it's just because it got more popular and then that's like >> I mean there's there's always been, you know, people who go to other countries
and and then they like, you know, see whatever it is and they're like >> hip-hop's hugely influential like all around the world and stuff. you say >> I don't I don't know. I I mean I I think that there's always going to be people who fall in love with other cultures and want to emulate that culture. >> Um >> I guess it's just kind of a like a
badass. >> Look at this. Okay, because there because going back to like the minstrel shows, okay, so there was like minstal shows which are considered like extremely racist now. That word always reminds me of the the other thing, >> you know, but the minstro shows were like um they they actually had also like they had people doing white face too and they also they had black people actually
playing like in blackface too. Like black people were in the black face too sometimes. Um see you know the first um the first um gangster rapper was a white woman. I wish I could find this whole >> I've heard some I've heard some like the first rap.
>> It was May something. Um I have to look it up. Um there's a video on it actually and it goes into like she was like a big I she looked transgender to me but yeah she she was she was singing [ __ ] she was singing these [ __ ] songs called [ __ ] songs and uh it was like a white a white woman and it's like it would be considered gangster rap nowadays like
that these songs and her name was May something. Let me see if I can find find it because I used to watch this video about it. It was just so interesting because it's like it was that was like the first basically gangster rapper. Let me see. Let me see. First um well, I looked it up. The first
female gangster rapper is widely considered to be a woman known as Boss Lelle Marie Law. >> But maybe there's somebody else. >> Mhm. >> I'm thinking like even older. I'm thinking like way Oh. Oh, here's uh here's Ghost. Hold on. Here's Ghost. Hey, Ghost. >> Hello everybody.
>> Yo. See, how are you? >> Uh, just tired, man. Been working so much lately. >> Been working a lot. >> Yeah. >> Oh, her Okay. Her name is May Irwin. Look up May Irwin. Uh, Alexandra. >> How you spell M >> Aw.
Okay. >> Yeah, there she is. >> She was supposed to be Are you talking about the woman um born in >> 1862? >> Uh yeah. >> Okay. >> 1862. >> Yeah. >> And wow, >> I'm getting like 19. It was like a
vaudeville perform. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Let me find some of the stuff. It says >> I don't know if that really I don't know if you could really follow that those roots to to rap though like >> Oh, well you you have to the [ __ ] songs were were because the [ __ ] song they would carry around a razor blade like they have >> it have to go through jazz at some point. I feel like rap evolved through
like improv jazz and >> I think >> This is interesting. Keep going. Keep >> Okay, go ahead. talking. I I'll try to find the video. I'll try to find the video I watched on it because it's like the first it was so interesting. It was like, you know, um about how she was probably considered the first gangster rapper. Um let me see. [laughter]
>> What were they beefing over? >> Here's what it says. It says, >> "In the early 1890s, Irwin had married a second time and developed her career into that of a leading vaudeville performer with an act at the time known as [ __ ] shouting in which she performed African-American influence songs." So,
she was the first wigger, but a wiguette. Okay. >> Exactly. In in the 1895 Broadway show, The Widow Jones, she introduced the bully song, which became her signature number. So, she was a troll. Okay. >> So, what was it? I don't want to repeat it because I don't know what I heard,
but what was it called? What what shouting? >> [ __ ] shouting. >> Oh, yeah. Damn. Isn't that like Isn't that like a really bad thing to say? like, >> well, yeah, it was it was considered very racist. >> Yeah, it's it's definitely used. >> Was it meant to be racist? But >> yes,
>> it's a slur to an extent. No one really uses it anymore, but some people do. >> I mean, >> if you'd walk up to someone, >> if you walk up to someone that's like, you know, you call them that probably I >> I don't think that would be very acceptable. That'd be terrible. >> Well, she had a song that she um or a
number that she did. It was called All Coons Look Alike to Me. This is on her Wikipedia. >> Yeah. Yeah. Either a troll or she was just indoctrinated into it. >> Well, women name again >> May Irwin. M A Y. >> I have I have a song right here. This is a [ __ ] song called The Bully. Let me
hear it. Let me I'll play. >> Yeah. Play it really quick. Can I play it? I'm gonna play it. Okay, >> it's public domain. >> Yeah, it's public domain because it's a it's old. So, let me see. Okay, so I'm going to share the screen and we can hear the [ __ ] song. Um, so okay, so it's called the bully. Okay, here we go.
Okay, what year? Okay, there we go. 18 something. >> Yeah, 18 something. Probably >> 1895. Do you see it on the screen? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'll get I'll get a big shoot. >> Take your Door Dash down, please. >> Okay. It says, "This song written in 1895 contains material that by today's
standards would be considered racist and offensive.
Damn, this is vaudeville.
Here, let me I'm gonna look up the lyrics. Let me see if I can find the lyrics. I'm have to show that to uh Myron Gains of all people. >> Okay. The bully song. >> You better be careful. >> Okay. So, I feel like rap was more from like slave songs on the field, like
calling response type stuff and like talking. >> That's more That's more soul though. Like that's more the the direct evolution though. >> No, I'll tell you what's up about this. What's really [ __ ] up about this >> is that they used this woman. This woman probably didn't write these songs. Okay.
Right. >> She was the mouthpiece for a lot of people who were funding her, paying her, and it was probably safer for them to use. She was, you know, this is a white I wouldn't say she's the most attractive woman, but this is a white woman, light hair. She could get away with saying these things. No one was going to do
anything to her. >> Well, back then the white they could do it, too. It's probably her husband that was saying it, but they could do it, too. I mean, back then, really not. Because you said 1800s, right? >> Uh, there would have been a level of push back. >> Uhuh. >> There would have been >> 18. I mean that was like it depends where like >> you're right
there might be a certain level but not really. Let's be for real. >> It depends. The reason that slavery came to an end is because of stuff like this. You had division north and south. >> On this topic, Alex, I really wanted to ask you a question and I don't I don't want to change the topic. We're uh but I I I am very triggered right now and I'm
very disrespected. Did you see what Jeruski just did? >> I don't know who Jerky is. Who's that? >> Jeruski Psyche or uh Mr. Pipes? >> Oh, I don't I don't talk to that guy like Sammy. >> That's the same dude where you went to the You went to the club. >> Are you talking about
>> What did he do? Did he like get in a drunk car crash or something? >> No, he put on white face and he even had like the perfect makeup. even have like a a um a tan line and everything. It was uh >> But where is this? You're not telling me where. >> Just type in Drewuski and type in white
or NASCAR. Drew night. Are you Can you type it in? Type in Drewuski and then type in NASCAR. You'll see it. >> Ruski. Okay. He's a NASCAR driver. I thought you were talking about this drunk dude that goes on. >> RI US drum truck. Oh, he's That guy's black. >> No, he's white.
>> He's black. >> And then he painted himself white. >> No way. That guy's black. >> Here's a picture. >> Yeah. Look at that. Let's appreciate >> He's not black. What? real quick. >> Yeah. Looks white face. You see it? That's him. >> Yeah. >> I had dare you. >> He has white white face. That's
>> I have not heard about this. >> That's him. Well, they've done this >> like fat guy with a mullet. You're talking >> white girls. The weighins brothers. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And by the way, I was just kidding. I'm not triggered at all. I think this was funny as [ __ ] And I don't actually care at all. Like I thought that was it was the funniest skit ever. I actually don't care. >> Oh, so the the fat black guy is the white guy.
>> Yeah. Well, we'll paint it. He was or >> Yeah. makeup paint. >> How did How did he get his skin to look like that? That's so [ __ ] He's got tattoos and [ __ ] >> He's famous, so he paid these Dude, with makeup, you can do some crazy ass things. >> That's hilarious. Oh my god. >> It was good, dude. >> They're trying to make another scary movie, which I don't care, dude. All
this stuff like it doesn't bother me at all. I'm not triggered easily, like at all. It's like, dude, the dude did that. It was funny. You should watch the video. It was actually funny. >> Like, you go in a nice car. I mean, it was it was good. >> And no, Mr. big pipes. I would not want to try that to answer your question. No, I think you would want to try the
opposite truthfully, but no. >> Now, I got a video for you. How about we do that to you and you go to a NASCAR event? >> No, I would not do that. >> No. >> Maybe you can turn yourself. I I don't know what you are because I've never seen you, but I don't want to do that. No. What if you did it like switched?
>> Well, you know what? Like there were there were um people that were like like black men that would do white face or like they would also do blackface too. Like if they were black, but they would like be in the black because they do these minstal shows. But the minstal shows came out of the kind of came out of the Masonic temples though. Do you know that? >> That's cra I'm blown away by this guy.
Like that's crazy. You remember at breakfast at where the painted themselves like [ __ ] black and white? How you gonna paint yourself Asian? >> Oh yeah. That was Mickey Rooney, right? Mickey Rooney played Charlie Chan. [laughter] Yeah. >> Terrible. It's considered very racist
now. But um >> I gotta watch this. >> I mean there was Amos and Andy. I mean, some it's just like very strange how like people found that so entertaining. Like I don't but there's always been this race kind of play in like American culture which is kind of
>> Have you ever seen the movie Soul Man? >> I don't think >> from the 80s. >> No, it's it's a movie about white kid who doesn't get accepted into college. So in order to fall under affirmative action, he takes something that turns his skin black and he experiences
partially what it is to be black, but not fully because he could turn white again. So >> black like me. >> I think I do remember that. That makeup looks awful though. >> I think there's always I I for the most part um >> looks Jewish. That is true.
>> Black people wonder what it's like to be white, but I think white people always wonder what it's like to be black. >> I don't think that black people wonder because we observe and we see, but um >> I don't think that there's any I don't
think it's really the reverse so much. Well, that [ __ ] never became cool until like Tupac and all these like uh rappers like Little D that but Tupac was like the first one where all these white like more I wouldn't say all but white people were um for some reason they like that lifestyle
but if you listen to his lyrics it's really not that great. Uh >> I guess I am I did grow up in that era. I think it's like the badass aspect of it. Like I'm, you know, scary and rich, >> you know, [ __ ] women and all that. Like >> or just don't [ __ ] with me. Um, >> I'll show you the picture of the look at
this picture. I'll show I'll bring up this picture because this is like this is called this is a character called Zip [ __ ] Zip [ __ ] And this is like I guess we should the bully. And this was like one that he would he would walk around with a razor blade. Let me see if I can see. And it's like uh uh let's see Turkey and the Straw it gained popularity early versions of the song
called Zipcoon which was published. Okay, let me see if I can find the description of what he was like. Um okay. Uh let's see. Turkey in the straw, turkey in the hay. I don't even uh Okay. Well, I'm having trouble finding it. But I think it's I think it's a lot of the stuff is covered up now. like you know
and so it's going to be harder and harder to find uh the uh the story the [ __ ] caricature. Okay. So it says okay yeah it says the [ __ ] caricature was one of the most insulting of all anti-black caricatures. He the name itself an abbreviation of raccoon is dehumanizing as with [ __ ] the [ __ ] was portrayed as lazy easily frightened chronically idle
in articulate buffoon. The [ __ ] deferred in the [ __ ] in subtle but important ways. Sam was depicted as a perpetual child, not capable of living as an independent adult. The [ __ ] acted childish, but he was an adult, albeit a good or little adult, Samuel was portrayed as a loyal and contented servant. Indeed, Sam was offered as a defense for slavery and segregation.
Um >> yeah, but the Yeah. Uh yeah, but yeah, there was like but the bully would go around with a razor blade and stuff like I'll show you this picture right here. This is a picture of bully image to save it. Sorry.
Yeah, this it's interesting stuff because it's like this is not now the world is completely different but how different like um here the zip code. There he is. You can see the razor blade in this picture. I'll bring it right up. Okay. >> Can't see anyone. [laughter]
I can't get over how good this makeup looks. So, what the [ __ ] right here? >> You need to watch the video. >> Who the [ __ ] is that? >> He didn't want to >> like the hood or something. >> He has a razor blade right there. That's a razor blade. Wish I could
Damn, my boy don't get kicked himself out the chat. Thanks for sharing that. I thought you were talking about someone else first. >> How you going to leave your own [ __ ] panel? >> Are those his real tattoos, too? Or like they look all faded and stuff? I guess they're makeup.
Yeah, it says he did one where he went to the hood like that, too. I'm looking for that. >> Uh, dude, when you uh are are you still talking about uh Druski? >> Yeah. >> Oh, dude, look it up and like actually watch the video. I guarantee I don't care if you get triggered. I guarantee you're going to laugh. >> Oh, yeah. I think I think it's funny.
You know what it reminds me of? Like you remember the scary movies >> like back in the day like when they made fun of >> which one? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All of them where they just like a parody. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I heard they were going to make another one. I don't know for sure. >> I heard that too that they're working on >> I hope they do.
>> I hope they do. But uh Yeah. It kind of reminds me of that. Like, dude, if it was the other way around, it'd be so much [ __ ] dude. There would be so much crazy [ __ ] but since I I I don't give a [ __ ] Like, it's funny. Like, yeah, that's we do go to usually people do go to NASCAR and act like that. I mean, it's it's stereotypical.
>> Oh, yeah. Like, it's like NASCAR people are like like white trash central like for the most part. >> My father was a NASCAR guy. Well, he went to NASCAR a couple times. >> He dude, you know what the weird thing >> Was mine. was? like that [ __ ] would watch it on TV and like I might watch like the final like five laughs. You sat there and watched it for that long. I'm like what's the point? I was like, "Are they going to wreck?" He's like, "That's not
the point of it." And I was like, "Well, what's the point? You just sitting there watching them like what's the point of this?" >> I mean, I can I can get into it, too. I like car like cars and racing. >> Maybe. No. Well, now that I'm older, you know, I kind of see the sport in it, but I was like, they're just [ __ ] driving around in a circle. I watched it a lot when I was younger in
like the late 90s and early 2000s. I was watching the Dale Reinhardt crash live. >> Yo, that was [ __ ] man. >> Sorry. >> There's a crazy uh >> Well, I don't want to bring it up actually. I don't want to change the whole subject up, >> but yeah, I've been uh just working the
past couple days. Um, I've also been uh on a couple of debates about the recent uh tra uh tragic event that happened. But >> right, >> well, did you hear >> 911 about him? Um, go you said you like that guy, right?
>> Diski. >> Yeah. No, he guy that got killed. The the the >> Oh, Kirk. >> Well, he didn't get killed. He got murdered. He got assassinated. He's dead. >> Okay. Yeah. But what do you think about him? You know, he was like quite racist and homophobic. >> I don't He wasn't uh racist and he
wasn't homophobic. He uh >> I can read you some of hisite quite racist. >> What did you say? >> Huh? >> Some of his >> No. Well, psyche. Well, what what did what did Charlie say that was uh racist? You just said racist, right? last name >> he had he was like trying to go really
hard on urban crime like 25 years for carjacking minimum. >> Okay, I'm gonna find the race quotes. >> So people felt that here he has a few quotes that I read tonight on race. He says he >> he said if he sees a black pilot he said if I see a black pilot I'm going to be like boy I hope he's qualified. And then
he says, "If you're an if you're a WNBA pot smoking black lesbian, you get treated better than a United States Marine." And then he said, >> "That's true." >> And then he said, um, >> Britney Garner. >> Yeah. Talking about Britney Garner. Psyche. Come on. Don't [ __ ] try. Why are you trying? You really >> is not a woman. Britney Griner is a man. Britney Griner is a man, obviously. Hey. Hey, Nancy. What's up? Hey, Mason the drummer.
>> Nobody gives a [ __ ] what it is. >> Britney Griner. Really? I think I >> I've seen I've seen Britney Griner with a with a shirt off and it's a man. >> Yeah, I have too. >> Yeah, she's a man. >> Okay, cool. That's a mayor debate which I don't give a [ __ ] That was more important. >> No, I've seen her actually play basketball with her shirt off and she >> I mean
that this Charlie Kirk person said he definitely had a lot of race racial bias against Africanameans. I'm not saying he should have been assassinated, but you got to be careful with things that you say. You You just do. I'm not saying that you can't say whatever you want to say, but the fact
is he definitely had a mindset that was dangerous to the kind of person I am. >> Well, nobody gives a [ __ ] I don't care. >> Well, hold on. Ghost. Yeah. Know, I'd say like Yeah. doing. He was I mean it's kind of crazy like he's being put out on you know he's being put out as somebody to listen to and like somebody that's very respected and he's saying these
things and it's like it's obviously exciting some kind of base or something like that which I think is what Trump >> he pissed a lot of people off. I didn't realize that he said some of these things. I knew of him but I didn't know that he said some of these name one more thing. Go ahead. So just so we're in the same mindset because you say a person like you which I don't even want to get in that kind of debate. But what >> I'm an AfricanAmerican woman. That's
what I mean. >> What's another just gonna stick on the African American thing? >> What did he say? >> I'll tell you. I'll tell you. >> I think sorry my my computer. >> I'm curious or that makes you feel in danger. >> By the way, this man's four-year-old >> Well, he's gone now. I mean, I don't even really want to focus on that because I don't agree with how you know
what happened to him, but You know, if you do decide to be a public speaker and you say certain things, you do run a risk. >> A risk of what? Since I Since I said agree with that, >> okay, >> we run a risk getting we don't agree. >> I'll give you more quotes. I'll give you
more quotes than he said. Hold on. He said that's [ __ ] You're gonna make a claim. You know, I'm going to debate you. You're all that turn into a prove all that [ __ ] goes, he said, "A happening all the time." Um, happening all the time in urban America. Prowling blacks go around for fun to go target white people. That's a fact. It's happening more and more. And then he
said, "If I'm dealing with somebody in customer service who's a moronic black woman, I wonder if she is there because of her excellence or if she's there because of affirmative action." And then he said, "If we would have said that Joy Reed and Michelle Obama and Sheila Jackson Lee and Katanji Brown Jackson were affirmative action picks, we would have been called racists. Now they're coming out and they're saying it for us.
You do not have to have the brain processing power to otherwise be taken really seriously. You had to go steal a white person's slot to get taken so much. >> I got all kinds of racist [sighs and gasps] >> racist. Well, first of all, you're reading [ __ ] Can you show me? But >> if I see a black pilot, I'm going to be qualified.
>> This is from the Guardian article from the Guardian. >> He also said things about gay people and he said that you know transgenders were basically doing black black um their equivalent of blackface for for for um you know for straight people or something like that. Okay. So we have uh >> a porn bomber in the back. That's not
Goki in the back. That's a porn bomber. the great replacement thing like >> he said it was the equivalent of >> a black faith >> and then he was >> says he endorsed the theory claiming Jewish individuals were trying to replace white Americans with non-white immigrants. >> I don't agree with him.
I don't [ __ ] with Oh [ __ ] I said that on YouTube. >> He also said gay people should be stoned according to the Bible. Did you really? No, that's according to the Bible. You [ __ ] >> Leviticus. Leviticus. But he was quoting Leviticus as if as if it's like >> you want Psyche to be stoned because he likes >> Do you think Charlie ever said that he wants to He was literally known for
going to college. But you guys are talking a lot of [ __ ] when you don't know what the [ __ ] you're talking about. You're just reading [ __ ] >> This is what we do know. We're looking at what's a [ __ ] about that. >> This dude was known for me. You guys, you know what? You guys talk. That's fine. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> I'm gonna craft
>> sources. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like No, I I I read a bunch of on Twitter today. There's a whole like there's a whole like big like long like um thing of quotes that he said. It was really shocking, but I don't know if I can find anything. But um the first thing on the thing was like, oh, you know, white people should be or I'm sorry, gay people should be should be uh stoned to death. But let's see if we can find
>> that's the Bible. I'm trying to find that quote. >> He was quoting it though. >> He never once said this dude was, if you let me talk, I was trying to explain this dude was known to go to colleges and have an open debate. Was never hateful. Would literally all these all these people your guys are talking
about, gay, liberal, whatever you want to talk about, he literally let them have an open mic, literally open discuss with you. >> Go. I have I have the video now. I have the video. I have the video. >> He did reference stoning in 2024. Oh, he cited Leviticus. >> I got it. I got it. >> I got it. >> I don't know. It's just a bad thing. >> Charlie,
I'll bring it up. >> Even there's some crazy [ __ ] in the Bible. >> He was on with Rachel Madd. >> I'll bring it up. Okay. Okay. Found it. Let's Okay. So, this is Let's not forget who he really was. the right-wing influencer um did not deserve a diet, but we shouldn't forget the many despicable
things he he said. So, it said it's a tragedy. He had every right to set his views. Okay, so it says he he uh he founded the professor watch list committed to singling out academics he believed discriminated against conservative views, scholarship, and students leading to threats against some of the instructor's name. He regularly attacked the LGBTQ community saying
God's perfect law says gay people should be stoned to death. He claimed the civil rights tax a huge mistake. He called Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. an awful person. He mocked the 2023 political assault on Nancy Pelosy's husband Paul and even suggested someone should bail his asalant out of jail. He even attempted to link Minnesota Governor Tim
Walls to the assassination of Walls's close friend and ally Melissa Hortman. And so >> just because he um because that's a big passage just because he says that he didn't literally say like we should stone you guys to death. He literally gave you guys I hate to say you must be you. >> He literally gave them a chance rights act was a huge mistake.
>> That's extreme. >> He openly said that he thought the 1964 Civil Rights Act was a huge mistake. So >> you you know when you say things like that I mean it could have been people who were actually punching him who decided to get rid of him because he was taking things so far. It's possible.
>> What if they told him to tone it down and he decided not to look that up real quick cuz I'm talking about something act of 1964 as a mistake that has been weaponized against white individuals. He argued it contributed to an overemphasis on race in America. >> That is true. >> He was going after the Jewish people.
>> I I have a I have video with a bunch of quotes. That's why that exists. He went after the Jewish people over >> there's an argument for DEI on like should >> godamn >> if you're being on your
>> American
>> the cancer of transgenderism which is from the pit of hell. >> Oh >> jeez. Yeah. He can't be a political leader. >> Yeah, that's >> Get out of here, buddy. I don't know. I don't like that talk. >> Donald Trump gone too far. >> Well, I can nitpick at how vague that question is. What is too far?
>> Are his tweets too long? >> It's never a citizenry and you won't have a single gun death. >> How old is nonsense? It's dribble. But I am think of unfortunately some year. >> He seems a little older for second amendment to protect other god-given
>> He seems mature. rights. >> I thought he was older. >> He looks older cuz look at trying to hold on to his hair. >> Let's see. The spiritual battle is coming to the west and the enemies are wokeism or Marxism combining with Islamism to go after what we call the American way of life. And the American way of life is
very simple. I want to be able to get married, >> buy a home, have kids, allow them to ride their bike till the sun goes down, >> send them to a good school, have a low crime neighborhood, not to have my kid be taught the lesbian, gay, transgender garbage in their school. while also >> I didn't know he was talking like that. >> While also
>> [ __ ] >> not having them have to hear the Muslim call to prayer five times a day. >> That's important. >> Wow. >> We want the American way of life, which is, by the way, Christendom. >> Christians, our sacrifice, our toil, our vision, the outgrowth of the scriptures gave us Western civilization. And this
is where I think is a great rallying cry. Doesn't matter if you're Hispanic. Doesn't matter if you're Asian. Doesn't matter if you're black or white. Everybody, if you are Christian and Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior, these two threats are combining forces to come after us. And it's time that the church stands and rises up against it.
>> I see what he's up to. Or what he was >> is that whether it be, this is going to be controversial. I don't care. Whether it be the plantation or whether it be government benefits, [laughter] Love you. >> The philosophy of the American left is to keep black Americans under their control. >> Exactly. What the [ __ ] you guys hating on this guy for? [music]
>> But it's the church. We must first look at ourselves as the reason why this has happened. >> The cancer of transgenderism, which is from the pit of hell, spreads as a virus throughout our nation and our land. largely because pastors and Christians have been afraid to correct error with
truth or contest in the public arena. >> I'm starting to see that change. And you know what's so amazing is that most of the kids that tend to attend our events, by the way, tomorrow at UCLA, we can't find a room big enough to fit all the students that want to attend our speech at UCLA tomorrow. They're not necessarily all religious, but they're searching for truth. And
what an amazing opportunity for revival and for an awakening. >> There's just a few things wealth mean. >> Do you believe in AsianAmerican privilege? I believe that there is a
that there are a few people of certain races who have gotten very very wealthy based on trade, based on the economic system that we have. Um, I also believe that as a white man,
I historically have an advantage over people who are of a color that is not my skin. This can be this is evident from the from the slave trade all the way up to reconstruction and all the way up to Jim
Crow laws. I I assume based on your your facial expression that you have a report. I'm going to go ahead and let >> So, did we treat Asian-Americans well in you make. the 1940s and 50s? >> We sure didn't. >> So, then how did they overcome that? >> They overcame that through a >> Were they privileged >> having to work harder than white people?
>> Oh, so they worked harder and they were rewarded for it 60 years later. >> How about people that worked hard for like 350 years anyway? Yeah. [laughter] Okay. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, any anybody else want to like because I didn't hear any kind of you guys were all talking [ __ ] there at first, but >> say transgenderism is a cancer, a virus
spreading and then >> it's a mental health issue. That's what I think it is personally me psyche. >> Okay. Well, that's personally cancer. What do you What do you define your terms as a cancer? I think it's a mental health crisis. I don't think well there there's there's there's there's certainly psychology involved in it, but I don't think it's like me, you know, homosexuality was on the in the DSM as a
mental disorder until like 1972 or something like that. It was >> Well, I left I left them alone. I But I do believe and I've told you this before even though we're friends, you know, I disagree with you. I I I think it's kind of a mental health like Well, listen, I won't go too much on the the uh the G-word aspect, but I do think on the
T-word aspect, I do think it's a mental health. Like if you literally are sitting there and thinking that you're a w uh if you're a man thinking that you're a woman, that's uh our word because and I'm being PG right now because you have no idea what it Okay, so you you you think that now, but what if you were like 9 years old and you thought you're a woman like there's no
you can't it's it it's actually a I think it's like the third law of logic or second it's the law of like identity. like you you don't know what it's like to be like them. So, how can you like say that you're them? >> You know, you know, let let me break break it down a little bit more. So, you know, like soldiers come home with PTSD and [ __ ] like that and they had to fight
in those wars and you know, you might be empathetic towards them or sympathetic, not empathetic, but sympathetic. You might feel sorry for them. You can't be empathetic because you were never there. You don't know how that feels. That's the same thing as being a male and a female. There's only two sexes, male. >> No, that's No. According to the native, you know what? I'll grant you the
argument. >> You can be any gender you want. I'll grant the argument. >> There's five genders. According to the Native American, I'll grant it. Okay. Because you sound honestly like you're racist yourself. >> Alex? Really, I'm talking that has nothing to do with it. 10 genders. I'll >> do it.
There is only two. >> But why don't you just say that you're not able to put yourself in that position to where you understand instead of saying that >> that something is wrong. >> My good friend here is psyche and he's I mean hate to say this but he's he's he's my good friend. >> Well, you know, it goes I think that >> Yeah. it's a good that you like are you know
you're like you know you're not judgmental towards me. I think that you do I think you might be a little bit >> I mean I mean it's fine absolutely it's like or you know >> debate you know >> it's like but there are these kind of >> listen I'll grant your argument listen Alex I'll shut it down right now and if you want to have run it I really don't it's [ __ ] early but I I'll you know
what for argument sake I'll grant there could be 300 genders okay that's fine but there is only two sexes that's male and femaleites are hermaphrodites born with both genitals Is that a sex? Is that a third sex? >> I think one's more predominant than the other one. So, I'd probably classify whatever you're more predominant as. Um,
but >> in our body, we can be born as both. Like, we're actually like when we're when we're conceived, >> we're we're all female when we're conceived, aren't we? And then like some some turn into males, right? Is that true? >> You're talking about the why. Yeah. Well, I mean, yeah. But what was the argument with Charlie Kirk though? That was the whole reason why I brought this up. Does anyone want
to have an argument against him? >> He said controversial things about like you know about race and about gender and he was very against >> you know gays, transgenders. He was also said very racist things and uh >> I don't >> and nobody approved anything. You just want to say nobody wants to prove it. This is why when you get a little bit of push back.
>> What do you want prove? It's it's right on the internet. Like >> what he said was very um >> he definitely alienated a lot of blacks and African-Americans from Turning Point considering this >> black dominant neighborhoods. Is that what he said? I don't I don't even know actually. Is that what he said?
>> I I'm just going to allow you to feel how you feel. I have no further comment to you, Ghost. >> But you're not going to make an argument. You shouldn't talk [ __ ] when you don't know what you're talking about. It's okay to talk. >> Well, I know what I'm talking about and you need to stop saying I'm talking [ __ ] when I do know what I'm talking about because you're talking >> No, you're talking [ __ ] And you also have your volume turned up to try to
dominate whoever you're talking to on the panels. I do that. No, all you know or whatever does that think that just because you speak to where you're making constant statements instead of using any sort of inflection of emotion, you're going to push your point. No, you're full of it yourself.
>> Good burp, by the way. First of all, nice one. Second of all, >> gross. >> But you're gross. Honestly, your attitude is gross. >> I didn't even burp. And how am I gross? You just are. >> You just are. That's a good argument. You Your argument is you just are. >> I have I have And I found I did find the quote. I found the quote. It says
>> give a [ __ ] about you. I'm burning you guys. >> Okay. It says says anti-LGBTQ panic back when Riley >> it says the decline of the American man. He blamed it on transgender equality. Then he added that people should have
just took care of transgender people the way we used to take care of things in the 50s and 60s. >> Oh my god. >> What he meant. >> And then look at what he said about the way we used to take care of things. The way that they used to take care of things was lynching a bunch of black people. the way we he was a solid well you know I don't think what happened to him should have happened but you
shouldn't say things like that either because you're definitely especially if you're a public speaker trying to push a political agenda you're hurting people by doing that >> you're a liberal >> I'm actually a registered Republican [snorts]
>> you better get unregistered >> why no Why should I better do anything? I don't have to worry about Kirk anymore. Oops. I shouldn't have said that. But I don't. Do I? >> [ __ ] [ __ ] dude. That was [ __ ] You really That was [ __ ] up. >> What you said was [ __ ] up. >> What he said was [ __ ] Yeah. What he said
was [ __ ] up. He said multiple things can be true. Political veteran violence is toxic and Kurt's assassination must be condemned. The movie brainwashed many young men with bigoted, violent poison. Yeah, he was brainwashing men. >> Poison against what? Violent. Poison against what? Transgenders. >> Or do you really want to get into it? Psyche. We talk about G. Do you really
want to get to it? Let's We can run one. I'm down. I'll just sit here trying to [ __ ] >> Um I'm just reading his own words, you know, >> and I believe in all. Do you want me to [ __ ] actually do this on your panel? I'll do it, dude. >> What are you gonna do? What are you saying? I'm gonna agree with that. I'm gonna agree with all that [ __ ] to be honest with you.
>> Okay. >> Well, that's kind of ignorant. Ghost. You're just kind of No, it's like I don't think that you're gonna have >> you're gonna have to You're gonna have See, this is why this dude got assassinated because he would debate you guys and prove you guys wrong. And guess what they did? They killed the mother. They killed him. >> Well, who did? I don't know. I don't know why he was killed or who did it. Like, it looked like some like weird guy did it. I don't know. He could have been
a nut. He could have been different. I don't know the reasoning behind that one guy, but he did say some like outrageous things that I'm kind of like seeing like I don't know why he was so popular with these like certain demographic because >> the last video the second to last video we watched you guys all agreed to that [ __ ] >> I didn't agree with any of that.
>> Yeah, you did. Uh but the last video you didn't. Well, let's just say I don't agree with anything bigoted or hateful against anybody. Like I don't I don't agree with murder either, of course. Um, but he >> you know, it's like I don't agree with was, you. You know what's going to happen is I'm gonna You know what? I'm going to shoot you in your neck with a sniper rifle.
>> Do you think that was okay? Do you think that was okay for that to happen? Cuz Alex would make the argument that that would be okay. >> No, I did not say that it's okay. And do not put words in my mouth, jerk. >> It's not okay. Just like I don't think it was okay for Malcolm X to have been shot. I don't think it was okay for Martin Luther King to have been shot. I
don't think it was okay for this kid to be have been shot. But when you say things, you do put yourself at risk when they're incredibly polarizing things. This man was very polarizing and he was hurtful to people and he was thoughtless to people. Okay? And you don't want to acknowledge
that because maybe you embody some of that thoughtlessness and that's fine. >> But don't say that I think that something's okay when I don't. >> You just said like when you say that it should happen. I mean I'm pretty sure that's what I heard. But if I miss >> I did not say it should have happened. I didn't say that. >> I did not say that, you jerk. >> I don't I'm not trying to be a jerk. I
just >> No, you are. You're trying to put words in my mouth that I didn't freaking say. Maybe you need to clean your ears out. >> Try to put words. I just asked you if you just did. >> You just did. >> So, if I asked you if you said it, therefore, I'm trying to put words in your mouth. >> You know what? I'm going to leave the panel. Have a nice night. I'm sorry. Sorry. I'm sorry. Have a good night, ghost. Have a good night. We're having a
conversation. Don't leave, Alex. >> Yeah, I'm out to, I guess. >> Well, Ghost, now Ghost, like, look, >> it's like, you know how you know, you don't nothing Ghost, you didn't really approach things the right way. I would love I would love a nice civil conversation about these these things, you know, and it's like your style of
arguing is a little bit abrasive. Okay. I'm trying to say in a nice way, but >> No, I wasn't even trying to I wasn't trying to debate, but yeah, my bad. >> Okay. Well, you were I mean, but I mean that's you you are you are a debater and stuff like that. >> Just remember there's people that you know, >> you know, you're talking talking to African-American woman. You're talking
to a gay a gay man. You know, it's like and so in essence, >> are you open to talk about it? Everyone else, are you open to I'm sure the chat's still there. I'll talk about it, but I'm not going to ever agree with any anything that I like those things those statements that he said I think were reprehensible and you know offensive and it's like it's not surpris but and I don't agree with like you know there's there's a transgender group that celebrating and stuff like that about
it. I don't think that was transgender that I said there was a liberal left-wing group that was doing that. We don't have to talk about that. My bad. I just brought that up. The reason why I brought that up and you brought it into like what he said. I just said it was sad and you have to agree with me. Well, I don't you don't have to, but the reason why I brought it up is the dude
lost. He got assassinated in front of his wife and kids and I'm sad about it. >> It's not what you're saying. It's like the way you're saying it. It's like in Many's right. It's like you come up as very aggressive about it and it's kind of insulting. It's like you can talk without putting the aggression or like the I know it's hard to get >> No, no, no, no, no. Here's the thing though. I did. I did come up soft and
then you guys said he said this. Psyche. You meant to it right now. You literally Googled it. You're like he said this. He said this, he said this. Then I felt like I didn't [ __ ] defend the guy. >> No, but you asked what he said and I read what he said and how can you defend what he said. How can you defend those things? I mean it's like that's not unless you agree with him and you said you you kind of said you agree with him, right? >> About a lot of things. Not everything. A lot of things. Okay.
>> I know. I know. And it's like, you know, it's hard. I know. And emotions are getting like >> [ __ ] I'm your friend. I don't agree with what you everything you do, but you know, some a lot of things I agree because you have to remember like Alex, Alex and I are like are you know it's like I'm I'm you know I'm in the gay community and it's like in and you know she's African-American and you know
and and also she considers herself in a by by proxy part in this gay community too. like, >> you know what? I apologize. I didn't come up like that, but yeah, I did feel like people were trying to debate and I did try to debate. But that's the thing though, like don't >> Yeah, I don't know. She We were kind of putting words in her mouth like saying, "Oh, you said this and she didn't say
some of the things you were saying." She said, and >> I think I think you're I think you know, you like to debate and that's fine. I think you're a little bit aggressive and it's like we can like make our point without being we can we can be we can disagree without being disagreeable kind of thing, right? And it's like I think you were come up as a little bit like insulting sometimes where you're like you're kind of called names and stuff and I
>> I don't know how insulting because I called I can say it again the t-word or whatever word insulting and then you not you but they try to like they freak out on me and it's like well here's the facts. Yeah. I mean >> I know I know guy it's Wow. They're complicated issues right? They're complicated issues. um
>> he was he was okay. So, like I said, my friend called yesterday and I would consider her like, you know, I don't consider her like a hardcore conservative, but like she's like heartbroken about this guy and so I'm like wondering like what the hell did she see in this guy and stuff like I like uh >> it was an innocent I don't know
innocent. It's like innocent life. We can go to war all technically war verbal combat all day. We can talk not even talk [ __ ] but we can disagree with we've been friends for a while now psyche and we disagree about almost everything >> I thought about that like how >> I would never say I hope I hope Psyche gets killed murdered assassinated I
would never say that >> but maybe Charlie Kirk would say that like you know because he's like thinking like >> No no no no no you know >> he's saying gay people right he's saying gay people are abomination or are >> yeah what's here's the thing. Psyche. This is what I was trying to get at. He
lets people get on the mic free. Like free. Literally lets them talk. He doesn't hate anyone. Well, he did. Now I got to talk past tense. He didn't hate anyone. He literally let them He literally let them have the stage and let them talk. How much love is that? That's like you, brother. We don't get along. You're
giving me a stage to talk. No, I mean we we do we do get along ghost but it's like but you know I'm I'm very difficult to to offend you know but um but and even like and it's like what I'm really like is I terribly offended by the the no I'm not because I understand that there is a sentiment and everything but
do I think he like Ruth 100% I think he was he he he got famous for being outrageous in a way right um or for saying these things that a lot of people were thinking but not saying because it was like are kind of afraid and he was saying these things and but I but I don't I I don't think they should be said like I don't agree with them but he's a right to his opinion
>> I promise we don't say it >> what's going to happen we have to say it though >> I mean something need to be said >> we have different >> if we have different viewpoints brother we have to talk about it we have to debate about it that's what America's been about like for a long time >> we don't have to like We just have to discuss about it. That's what called that's what's called
politics, man. >> Sure. But not but not for the sake of debating though. It's like right. It's like, you know, just like I think you like to debate for the sake of debating and not like really because you like to fight. >> Oh, I like I think what you mean to say is I like to I like to try to win, >> right? But it's like but when you use um you know there's there's we when you say
like you know say like these things like name calling and stuff it weakens your argument because it's not really like you know part of the argument. >> Oh yeah that's called by the way that's called ad homin like when you just had him attack right and it's like you're using these >> who the [ __ ] did I attack? Alex out, you're using logical fallacies, too. And it's like and and you know, it's like
you were kind of by the way, >> you were very aggressive with her because she was talking very calmly and stuff. And then you know, you're you're talking very loud. >> You know what? You know what? It's like y'all you know what? For my first time ever, cuz I always say this and then I actually don't do it. I would actually I mean it's kind of
hard though because I really don't want to. But uh I I would apologize. I'm just uh I'm just upset because of the whole Charlie Kirk situation. >> I understand. I understand. And uh >> usually I feel like, you know, apologize to nobody, but no, I apologize. I'm just upset about that. And I've been working a lot, but the whole Charlie Kurt thing's kind of [ __ ] me up lately. You know what I'm saying?
>> I I will I will let I will let her know that you apologize. And uh >> I appreciate it, bro. >> yeah, >> I don't think I don't think you meant I don't think you meant harm, but it's like But you do, dude. Even in a debate, I don't even mean harm. >> I know. I know you don't. But then that's what that's what but then it's like so I I really would would love you to polish your style a little bit, your debate style and like a a little bit
less aggressive and >> no [ __ ] Well, right now, brother, here's what what a lot of the conservative like, you know, rightly people are thinking like he just got assassinated. When was the last time there was like a person assassinated? I mean, you can name the year. I don't even [ __ ] know. attempt it was Trump, but I don't even know, >> right? Well, GFK, I think, you know, was probably our
>> Yeah, we're angry, man. >> We're angry, so bad. I mean, >> it's okay. It's okay. I mean, I just want I just want to make you know, it's like because you see like, you know, you upset people, we're to the point where they >> Well, listen. Did I >> Well, I have a question. One question.
Did I accept them because accept him? Did I I think they were willing to disagree with you like willing to have the disagreement about certain things >> because they couldn't debate or is because I mean I don't >> you're being overly aggressive and you're you're not being it was not a I don't know it was just a it was a diff it's a difficult it's a difficult
conversation maybe the it is too fresh like happening at um you know pretty crazy um this whole thing but no yeah looks like we're going be wrapping 29 people. Okay, we're wrapping up. Um, have the we had the discussion. I I I don't I didn't want to play his shooting
on my show, so I'm going to just delete this program, but I want to thank Thank you, Ghost. Thank you, Alexander. Thank you, Mr. Big Pipes. Um, and uh, you know, I'm sorry if uh, if I said anything if I said anything wrong or if I didn't um, you know, get in moderate as as well as I should have, you know, I'm still still you know,
getting on the ropes a bit. But, um, you know, you know, I I wish, uh, you know, I hope everybody that passes, you know, has a, you know, a pleasant trip to the to the afterlife and, you know, but, uh, yeah, it's kind of it's crazy situation,
but uh, yeah, hopefully hopefully everyone's gonna everyone's okay. we're going to have, you know, hopefully that our our higher selves are going to prevail and um but I just but we shouldn't be endorsing hate speech. I mean, it's like and some of the stuff he said was definitely I consider hate speech, you know, even if it was even if he didn't
mean it. It was he's he's almost like, you know, you're going to get groups very upset and not not be surprised when stuff like this this is like what I think what part of what they're trying to do is like put it like polarize people again like and to like get people thinking, oh, look at the transgenders are celebrating this guy's death and it's like then get all the right wings all upset at the
transgenders again. I have a I have a good example and uh why we should get along is because I don't agree with your lifestyle. I don't agree with any of that. I don't believe in the TE's or nothing that. But listen, we talk I join your panels. I'm not sitting there trying to have a lifestyle.
>> Not really dating or having even having sex. I have a celibate basically a celibate lifestyle like you know and I have like pretty like for the most part like and even if like even if I am you know having sex with people it's like that's a very strong >> but here's the thing though you aren't gay if I was really that religious I mean I'm not I guess technically I wouldn't even be allowed to talk to you >> if you want to get down to it
>> I mean who would not allow that it's like that's all it's all culture it's all like you know what other people think and that kind of stuff and that it's like talk to anybody like, you know, no matter what their their beliefs are, you know, I my father was was a very strong Republican. My whole my whole family is Republican and we we we all get along, right? But, you know, my my nephew wears a MAGA hat and all kinds
of, you know, so it's like and it's like I'm man, I apologize, man. It's just because it's it's it's been it's just a new thing. >> I understand. >> I'm talking about the Charlie thing. It's just a new thing, man. just make sure you I would like you to apologize to her next time you see her if you talk to her again. I know I hope that you know I don't think you're a bad person
that I think that you know maybe you didn't come off like you wanted to come off 100% and so but uh >> I apologize. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm gonna apologize on your behalf because it was >> Okay. Well, you did apologize earlier and you said you said you wanted to apologize to her, right?
I thought I heard you say that. Okay. Ghost. Well, I hope you have a good good morning, a good day, and uh I'll be back on today. Everyone's had a good day in the chat. Um Hey, hey, Charisma. What's up? We just had like a little bit of a bit of a wild debate. And uh
>> no, I apologize if anyone's uh you know, if anybody went too far, you know, apologize to Alexandra and she >> who is a reality Nancy. >> Nancy is a wonderful friend of mine. Um >> is it does she? >> Whoever it is, she's very nice.
>> Yeah, she is very nice. She's awesome. Na Nancy is a sweetheart of person and uh I met actually >> I hate that we're end in here because it's gonna make me seem like the [ __ ] bad guy. >> Well, you know, it's well, you know, I don't think you're the bad guy, but I I think that uh you know, it's just like just watch. I remember the first time I debated you, you know, and we debated
about tarot and stuff, and it was just like you were very hard on me, hard on me, and you know, very uh kind of like >> I'm a debater. I didn't want to debate but you want to but no just I would say polish your style like you know because I don't know if like debating is all about arguing. I think it's about maybe getting your
point out letting them get their point out and then maybe I don't I don't know like maybe meeting somewhere in the middle or at least be willing to agree >> You know what before you go? to disagree. >> Huh? >> I hate to ask this. Can I get an animal reading? Yeah, I'll grab my cards
>> for free. >> For free. For free. >> I'll pull I'll post I'll post some animal cards for the chat. >> There's nobody in the chat that wants to join. >> Um I I think I don't think the link is pinned, but I'll I'll put the link. >> Oh [ __ ] my bad. Reality. Hey, reality. If she wants to join, that would be so >> I don't think she ever has a I don't nice.
think she's ever join someday. I don't I don't know if she will this morning, but >> Nancy, you're always welcome up here. I have talked to her. Okay, so let me get the show link real quick. Put the link real quick. >> All right, good. Good for you, brother. >> Okay, let me get I'll get you an animal card. Your animal card today. >> It better be It better be lying. It
>> Oh, you got the pelican. You got the better be lying. pelican. >> Got a pelican. The pelican. It says symbolism. It says, "Wisdom, focus, self-sacrifice, and nurture. The story of the pelican relates to the I need to get my glasses on. I'm so sorry." >> Oh, it sound good so far. >> My other glasses. Let me see. Where's my glasses?
Oh, I don't see them. So I'll just it says okay >> story of the pelican relates to the how the bird pierced her breast with her beak in order to feed her babies with her blood. In Christianity the trait of self-sacrifice is likened to that of Christ. Pelicans partially digest their food and regurgitate it for
uh for their young embodying the symbolism of nurture. The huge beaks can hold large amounts of fish, symbolizing um holding and porching large amounts of wisdom. In ancient Egypt, pelicans were depicted on the walls of tombs as protectors. They were also sacred in Judaism. Okay.
>> Hi. >> This is Mr. Trix. Hi, Mr. Trix. >> Hi, Mr. Trix. This is Trixie. I would call that Oreo. >> Is this cat Oreo? >> Yeah. >> His name is Tricks. >> I have one. I have one just like that called Oreo. And then I have a different
one I call Reese's. >> A Oreo and Reese. You love you love food products, huh? >> And guess what? >> They're dumb little [ __ ] >> They are. They are. You know what they also are like? They're curious. They're like a baby times 10. They're so curious. >> Okay, Alexander's back. Alexander's
back. One second. >> Okay, I cooled down. I can come back. >> I thought you meant McQueen. I'm sorry. >> Um, yeah. Thank Thank you, Alexandra. And it's a little I got a little, you know, I get I get emotional, too, with some of some of the stuff. And and I but
I think Ghost Ghost, did you have anything to say? I think it >> I'm emotional. My buddy just got assassinated on like live TV. I'm I'm pretty emotional right now. I'm not going to lie. That's why I haven't been uploading. >> But did you know this person or is like you know
>> No, no. That's my uh you know, somebody I follow. >> Okay. What do you say buddy? >> I just I think it's really interesting how people like his demographic like there because there are like a lot of people that are that agree with that kind of stuff and it's but it's kind of scary. Hey RG, how are you doing? Uh
it's it's kind of scary that you know it's such a big sentiment but and that people resonated with some of what with what he was saying. That's kind of scary to me. I didn't know that he said some of the things that um you found the quotes of. I I I hadn't looked. >> You're saying all the bad [ __ ] about him. What about the good? What about a
celebration of life? >> I actually knew only about the good for the most part. >> Like the blood got splattered on him. >> I didn't hear anything negative. I didn't hear anything negative until then like yesterday and then I was I watched >> Yeah, exactly. I didn't even know much about him because he's so much younger than I am. Um, let's not
>> disrespect him then. Is that okay? >> I don't think I've disrespected him. I think that you're just antagonizing disrespect, but that's your prerogative. >> Uh, can I speak freely if you guys don't mind? >> Please do.
Express yourself. >> You're okay. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, [ __ ] You just blamed a closed. No, I'm not going to do it now. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Okay. Well, you know what? It's okay. Go. It's like, uh, I don't know how much he even believe. >> Maybe you guys didn't know who he was. Or
>> maybe you don't. >> Maybe. But could have been or talk about it or you didn't want to debate about it. Like is that possible? >> Let's not debate. We don't even really need to like let's not debate right now. >> I'm not trying to debate, brother. I'm We can just trying to ch I've been working so much, dude. >> Okay, we can just chit. Let's just We can change the topic, baby. Let's just change the topic and like talk about
something more pleasant. >> You told me that last night. Yeah. >> We're not gonna have We're not I don't think we come to an agreement, Ghost, >> You tried about it. to me last night. Did you try to touch me? >> Hold on. What? What happened? >> You try to touch me. >> I tried to touch you. >> Am I? Yeah, I said no. No, no, >> ghost. You're being silly now. Come on.
[laughter] >> And he's This is >> By the way, actually, I do have a real question for you, though. >> Go ahead. >> It wasn't last night, but I haven't been here for Well, I'm not even going to bring it up, though. Um, >> say it. Yeah, I'm not gonna bring it up. Never mind. Because >> Okay, never mind. Well, >> yeah. I don't know what kind of beef you got going on, man. You always got beef
going on >> with who? Me and me and VA. >> You always got some kind of [ __ ] going on, brother. >> Peta blocked me in her chat and that's >> and then I [ __ ] join over, dude. I literally join over there or anywhere >> and they were like, "Oh, you're Psyches Boy. You're Psyches boy." And then like they always treat me like I'm like, "Dude, I'm just trying to join the panel. They always treat me like [ __ ] over there." Well, do you know you know
Charisma in the chat? Charisma said that she has been um kicked out of two panels that she would go on because she's wrenched in here and so it's like I have >> Oh [ __ ] I believe it because I'm I'm wrench but I join all the time. >> But yeah, I think the only reason they like me there like I'm kind of like a little bit of like
content maybe. I don't know. I'm not even content though. >> Yeah. Well, let's just like we can have a more pleasant discussion now. I wanna I want to leave on a I want to like leave on a >> let us all say that we love each other and we let us all kumbaya. >> Yeah. And black RG no one's saying anyone deserves to be to be assassinated or anything like that. Right.
>> Well I heard that black RG if you want to join. I did hear that. But, you know, there are very like there's a lot of transgender that are a little bit militant about it, you know, and uh so I'm not surprised that some are very like, you know, very open about being
happy or, you know, celebrating. I'm not surprised. I don't agree with that. >> I think that people's beliefs are not a reason for violence. I don't believe in violence in any any capacity. So, but there's also incendiary language that incites violence almost, right? So, what do you So, hey, good morning Tracy. Um,
oh, you're you're back from helping C. So, we're just talking about that uh that char that Charlie whatever his name is >> from Charlie Kirk. >> Charlie Kirk Kirk. He he apparently said >> controversial things and that I hadn't heard about. I was wondering why he's so popular about with the >> you know what the yeah you know you heard about it
>> somebody I'm trying to grieve >> but really >> here's a question okay and it's just a thought that popped into my mind because I I'm you know looking into this guy more now and I'm looking at what he looks like and everything go ahead >> but um do you think that a part of the
reason that he was so hateful revolved around his personal insecurities because I can see why he would be insecure and why he may have developed a level of resentment toward his peers of other backgrounds or ethnicities specifically due to maybe things that he contended
with before he became a speaker. >> Yeah, >> I think that uh first and foremost comes God. I think that's where we should get that from. But I think we should separate that from political belief. >> He was wrapped up in it, right? He was
>> You can't separate it because I mean the motto of the United States is in God we trust. It's on our money. >> So you're always going to have religion intermixed with politics. I mean that's how politics came about was through religion. >> They're both very they're both very cultural programming devices, right?
like the that yeah we're programmed like the the government and the uh and and the other ones too like the religion are both these big cultural programmers those are the probably the main ones right and so you know people are very people are also >> there's a third one you know a uh I
think the third one is probably technology AI >> well that's that's that's a game changer because it's relatively new out of out of And so, but the the AI is biased, too. Like that the AI a couple years ago, the AI you would ask >> if you ask the a if you ask Catchy BT a couple years ago, oh, what can white men
do to improve themselves, it will say all these all these things like you know, but then it's like if you ask about any other race or you ask about any other gender, it will say it's not appropriate to talk about it, but it would but it would say something about white men, right? And so like how white men get approved, but it wouldn't answer about anybody else. Mikey, I had a question to ask you. >> Huh? >> What's [ __ ] up, though.
>> What gender are you, Mark? >> What gender am I? I think that I have I think my brain I I think I'm very >> What do you mark on the dating app? >> On the dating apps, all I'll say is like I'm very like I'm very integrated. I think I have my male side and my female side. I think I have a little bit more of a female oriented brain. Like
>> prefer not the same. I think I think a little bit more like females. I think I I'm a little bit more like the receptive um brain like you know instead of like the or it's more the >> I love when or these other people they're always trying to argue like oh you're psyches friend. Well, you know, appreciate like that.
>> I do I appreciate that you're not homophobic, like you know, because you're willing to be friends with me, right? >> What did you just say? >> You're not homophobic because you're friends with me. >> What do you >> What do you think? Are you homophobic? Are you? >> Well, get the rocks. Stone him.
>> That's what they're expecting, dude. >> Get the rocks. as a black person, regardless of his religious views and stance on other races, he didn't deserve to be assassinated. Okay, so this is I guess um black man talking. Don't >> By the way, you did mention a good word in there. He said assassinated. He didn't say murder. He didn't say killed.
>> He said assassinated. >> Yeah, but it's I think they're all the same meaning in a certain way, right? >> In a certain way. But no, there's different meanings. There's different meanings, dude. Well, yeah, he was definitely like, you know, he was a political figure. So, I guess you can use >> Exactly. >> that [ __ ] is going to be president. I think personally my personal beliefs.
>> So, and so Tracy's saying body dysmorphia is a mental illness. Okay. Body dysmorphia is maybe like, you know, that's like that can be somebody like a woman heavier than she is, right? Like the body dysmorphia is just seeing your body as something that having destroy your image. How about transgender Tracy?
>> I know your son is a transgender um Tracy or I think transgender Tracy. I wouldn't want to be a shooter right now. I But the cops had fun with him. Oh, yeah. I don't know what's going on with that shooter. They got him. Yeah. Off the street now. He's I don't But I want to know his >> Oh, they found the shooter. >> Yeah, I saw pictures of him. I didn't They catch him. Tracy, I didn't I didn't know they they caught him. Assassination
means >> I want to see what he looks like. He's It was a skinny guy like in like he was like real skinny and like kind of like you know in like a full like you know like a long sleeve stuff. I'll just picture. >> Okay, I see him. >> He's wearing sunglasses. Are there any pictures without him wearing sunglasses? >> Um let me see if I can find anything
shooter. I don't know if they've identified Do they identify him or catch him? Let me see. Um it says video of his shooting suspect was released. Hold on. He's in custody. says Trump said he's in custody. He's uh that was tonight, I think, or said or >> I'm trying to find a photo. >> Yeah. He said that in an interview that
Charlie Kirk shooting suspect had been apprehended. Four sources familiar with the matter also told CNN the person is in custody being questioned in connection to the fatal shooting. Yeah. So, I guess his name's going to be released probably pretty soon. And it says Trump hopes his shooter gets the death penalty. That's pretty quick for that. I mean, it's like that sounds like
a little bit quick. I think they should have the trials first, of course, but already, >> but there's no um head shot or mug shot or or face shot of this man yet. >> No, this is all this is all I see so >> Yeah, that's all I see also. far. >> Yeah. >> Huh. [sighs]
>> He looks like kind of like a like kind of like a tall skinny guy. like it is not like a big like masculine masculine figure. He also has a he has an American flag on his shirt that the blend in at the rally. But really the most [ __ ] up thing was that the people were stealing his the hats off of his table. He he was selling hats and stuff and I think Republicans were stealing the hat. I don't I don't I don't I think
it was a Republican rally, right? Oh, he's just gay. >> I haven't even looked at the um video yet. I'm gonna look at the video right now of um well like I've seen clips of it but I'm gonna try to find like a long video >> because um >> in reality Nancy I do believe reality Nancy has a transgender child as well
ghost. >> See the conspiracy theorist within me feels like it was his own people who took him out. The reason I say that is because I just have this feeling that somebody told him to tone it down and he probably said,
"Go to hell. I'm not going to tone it down." And he had a lot of um >> you've been saying that for 12 years, girl. >> He probably had a lot of investors behind him that were very um powerful people who had a lot of pressure on them, too. And if he wouldn't tone it down, then I think it probably wasn't
anyone external. It was someone close to him. >> Guarantee guarantee it was a liberal. He's been saying that for he's been like that for >> that's how it looks. But things are rarely as they appear. And just >> and you know what? Only time will tell. >> H
>> I don't know. I think I think it's like kind of like quick for Trump to be coming to say, "Oh, death penalty for this guy because it's like he hasn't even been tried or anything." But uh also like you know there's a lot of people that like were unal alived in some of these some of these things and it's like um you know we're all everyone's upset about this guy but you
know a lot of people >> and the fact that it happened in Utah I mean Utah of all places I I would think would be like one of the safest places for him not the most dangerous Utah. >> Yeah. I thought they would have like kind of harsh gun laws in Utah and stuff. Well, I'm not sure 100%, but I
>> but nobody would have thought that it do, you know, would happen in Utah. That's why it happened in Utah. Mhm. >> There would have been way less security than normal because I I mean like the normal mindset >> president he it's private security
and then it's like cops and [ __ ] weird weird articles about like people coming in taking photos of the evidence and like the Secret Service chief was like celebrating he posted something gleefully now he's on administrative leave. kind of weird kind of >> that's why I think inside I think inside job.
>> Oh, it says Utah has permissive gun laws. Experts say Utah allows adults to carry guns openly or conceal them without a permit, though there are restrictions for people age 18 to 20. It does offer concealed carry permits, which some people prefer because they are honored in other states that require them. So, I guess they have kind of like a liberal or kind of like um you know, liberal gun laws.
H >> there and military leaders warn about some social media post on the Kirk killing. Let's see. Um and it's like they guess there's people in the military that are mocking the assassination. Kind of weird. I don't think that I mean I did I I knew the only reason I knew of this guy was
because of Candace Owens because when Candace Owens first came out I was a big supporter and fan of hers. Um just just because I I really liked a few of her out of the box thoughts. Also I her backstory is very compelling and some things that she went through. But that's the only reason I knew about Charlie Kirk because they used to go on tour
together doing these speaking engagements. I didn't know that Kirk was as extreme as what I'm learning he is. And and I don't think that he was really promoted that way, but but maybe like he like the way that that he pulled people in probably was through,
hey, I'm a conservative Christian guy who maybe is a little bit more conservative than most. >> But those statements that you shared that I hadn't heard, that's extremism. I'm sorry. It just is. >> In my opinion, I I'll say in my opinion. Absolutely. I mean, and I think he also
>> this guy like, okay, I'll tell you what's exactly in my mind, and this is just me being personal about it. The things that he was saying are all designed to create a world that's more difficult for me, the kind
of person that my father was, a lot of people I know. No, I I don't I didn't like it's like he's one of these, but it's like it's like almost like now it's like, oh, now that the transgenders are celebrating, now it's like now they're just going to rile up the ride again saying that these that they're basically I saw this someone posted.
>> How do we know that there's Who are the ones celebrating? I mean, >> there was somebody I read an article that was a there was a some kind of transgender organization. Let me see if I can find it. >> I'm gonna I'm gonna look it up, too, because I'm like, who who is this? I mean, all this is so new. How do we even know at this point? Well, I guess because of the internet, but it it just
seems like um people are assuming certain people feel a certain way that maybe don't feel that way because he was popular, but I really didn't know much about him. Was he really that popular? >> Well, yeah, he was. Especially with these young people. It said young fans, and this is BBC. He says, "Young fans and critics debate Charlie Kurt's
political legacy." They said the 31, he was 31. Okay, so pretty quite young. He says 31 older than 31 to me. That that So there's there's some shocking things here. Not just having to deal with um the tragedy. He looks older than 31 to me. >> He does. He I would say he looks older
than 31. He looks like he's in his 40s to me. But um yeah. U many >> Okay, I found out who's celebrating. Okay, it's it's the transgender team USA cyclist. >> Yeah, social media is celebrating the
assassination. And he's a male. It says a male BMX cyclist, but I guess it's a >> But that's only one person. Like I feel like that's being hyped up to make it seem like >> Yeah. to upset people to to >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And because I saw somebody on Twitter posted something that says, "Oh, anybody that celebrates the death of another person is a demon." And I So I
>> I don't think that there's mass groups of people celebrating or anything. Most people wouldn't do that. I don't think >> I agree. But I think that privately like a lot of transgender people probably don't don't care that much because you know some of them are just sick of that rhetoric and they don't like but I think it it goes both ways like nobody there
shouldn't be violence on anybody like you know so even though he ad what >> no what did you say it go >> I think this is a [ __ ] statement this dude was so influential, so
popular. >> That's probably influential. >> If he would have got the reason to live the next term, he probably would have won president. Honestly, that's what he was going for. >> I don't think he would have won president. >> He's a little bit saying a little bit too. >> That's the same argument. Was Trump
going for president when he made was Trump ever going >> Trump is saying anything like this? I never heard Trump saying that this racist things or homophobic things. I mean, maybe like >> the [ __ ] you're dude, you're gay. We know that. Why are you so stuck on that? You're gay. We accept you. We love you. >> Why are you so stuck on that? >> Suck I'm not stuck on anything. I'm just saying that Trump never said any like to
be a president, you have to be kind of like bring people together, not like be so polarizing, >> divisive. Yeah. >> And it's like because you have to like be working with everybody. Like I never you you never heard Clinton like be say anything racist, right? Or even Trump. >> Actually, if we actually just stuck with the conservative. >> See, he sees he sees
>> Kirk sees like he doesn't see like the he sees the differences in the transgender. >> He only likes he likes only the Christian only Christian, you know, then then they were like the same as him. But it's like if otherwise he consider them like >> I'm Christian. You got a problem with that? I didn't say there's anything wrong with it, but I saying like that's the only he's saying unless you're a Christian, >> I love you.
>> Psyche, I've loved you since you know what psyche I've loved you since the day I met you. >> There's something wrong and I by the way I am Christian. There's something wrong with that. >> I don't think there's anything wrong with it. Like but people some people will say so. Some people some some Christians will say, "Oh, you shouldn't even be friends with him or or something or they say they'll say I'm trying to corrupt you or something like that or
I'm like you know the devil or something like that, right? It's like so >> or I could just talk to you and be a normal human being. We can be friends. >> What's wrong with that? >> But the the other people when they get other people get involved and stuff like that, it gets complicated, right? Groups and >> well and uh who's here? Um Alex, I think you got to understand
though, this is he was very po he was a very vigor. He got assassinated. Like people are going to be upset about this. They're going to be upset about this for a while, guys. >> Right. But I but I don't know like now that we know what he was saying and stuff like that, I think it's going to be more controversial. It's not going to be like something that unites everybody. It's
going to be some people are going to be like, "Oh, who who cares that it happened?" And some people are going to be very >> sure on your channel and people are gonna, >> you know, the most powerful thing is is like, >> you know what? You know what I'm here to do? I'm not here for the first time in my life. I know your mods are gonna [ __ ] treat me like [ __ ] but uh for the first time in life, I'm not here to
debate, man. I'm here to >> Okay, good. Well, >> maybe, you know, we can debate if you want, but I'm here just like >> I don't want to debate. I never did want to debate about it because I don't think it's, you know, it's a debatable thing. >> Yeah. I I mean, it's like me I don't like, which I do like Psyche, but let's say I didn't like him. It's like me like [ __ ] like stabbing him or shooting
him or something. Like, why the [ __ ] would I ever do that? Let's get on. Let's let's let's have a little debate. Let's talk about it. >> Well, shooting me. Someone shot me because of my beliefs or what? Or because I'm gay or >> Yeah. I mean, it's like, no, there are people that are very into like violence against other people. Like, it's scary. I think that that's something that's
unacceptable no matter who it's against. And I think it's just wrong to be violent. And I don't even believe in the death penalty really. I think that uh it's better to keep people in jail. That's a real punishment. I think sometimes death is too easy of a of a punishment for something. And I'm not trying to debate, by the way. I You know what? This is how I know
I'm a piece of [ __ ] I always have to say I'm not trying to debate a death penalty. Uh what if they like killed your daughter? It's like life in prison or like death penalty. Well, I'm sure they like I'm sure somebody if it's your child, you're gonna have a very different different feeling about it, right? It's like >> Yeah. I'm gonna ask you what do you think? What do you uh Yeah, Alex, I'm
asking you, too. What do you think? It's like justice. >> Well, well, are you asking me what I would prefer life in prison or the death penalty if if I had a child and my child was murdered? >> I'd probably do that death penalty in that situation, right? I I would well I I would actually go with life in prison.
>> It's the worst punishment. >> Yeah. >> I was talking about your parents answering that for that. >> But yeah, >> my parents. >> No. Are you as a parent? >> Parents of the person that it happened to. What would you want to see? Like the death penalty or like them? But death penalty is here like it's not electrocution. It's kind of like lethal
injection. Now, >> I did hear about >> I would rather I would rather the person be punished with life in prison instead of death. I think death is too easy of an I would rather >> base. >> I tend to agree with that. Like >> I agree with that.
>> Hold on. Psyche and go. Oh my gosh. Mods, can you get rid of that person please? Good times person. mods. Thank you so much. Whoever that person is saying horrible things in chat, I'll get it. >> What about what?
>> Is there a mod in the room? I don't see any mods. >> [ __ ] >> Are they being pieces of [ __ ] in [ __ ] >> The one guy's saying horrible things in the chat, but >> [ __ ] ban him, dude. I will. >> Let me look at the chat. I want to see what they're saying.
>> Just crazy. >> No, I don't even know who Nick Fuentes is. If they're talking about me, >> who Nick Fuentes might have for my >> um Good Times person.
Oh, thank you. Thank you. Um, thank you, He-Man. Oh, hey Glow Key. I look I look a lot like the shooter. I was thinking I was thinking like, oh my god, it's tall and skinny guy. I'm gonna I'm [laughter] compared to me. >> Everyone tall and skinny is in is might be it might be underassy
sassy says Twitter uh has a lot of footage of people celebrating but also at a memorial service. You know what I say? Psyche. >> Yeah. >> Short and thick. Jared. >> Oh god. Someone in the chat is saying he speaks facts. There's too much filth in society. Well, what do you mean filth?
Like what is filth? So you're talking about gays or filth or transgender? Like what is that? What is filth to you? BS BB. I want to know what you mean by that. Um, and Tracy said if he was cut and shave his hair, he would look a lot like him. Oh my gosh. Well, that's not good.
>> Oh, well, I I want to see who I I I'm want to find out um when they ID the person because we're I guess we'll find out in the next couple of days. I want to find out his reasoning and like his like >> political leanings and things like that. >> I mean, from what I see, he's wearing like an American flag sweatshirt. I don't know if that was a decoy or
something, but he he might have be like this kind of like person that considers himself a patriot or something like that. I don't know. >> Yeah. Twitter. Yeah. So, prefer garden hose sprayed into his neck. saying the guy that got in the neck was a hell of a shot. It was a mess watching
it like a garden hose coming off of his neck. Oh no. >> Yeah, I guess because it was it was on tape, right? It was filmed and uh pretty intense and pretty probably pretty traumatic to witness. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Charlie never had a security. He
never thought he had to have it. Well, I don't know if the security would have been >> Oh, he didn't have any security at all. >> He never thought he needed it, I guess. Yeah. No security detail. It was like he was busy selling his hats at this uh this like a rally kind of thing. That's what it was. He was like, you know, like a little table of merch and maybe like
doing a little speak. He did his little speech and stuff, but um it was kind of looked like a more casual kind of event and probably didn't think anything like that would happen, but um it's amazing how everybody believes everything Daddy Trump says couldn't. >> All right, they do have a name of the person.
>> Okay. >> Um well, I don't know if this is accurate or not because I'm looking on the uh X platform. Huh? >> They're saying Sky Valadez. >> Sky Valdez. >> Valadez. V A L A D E Z. But now they're saying that it's someone who's a trans.
This might not be real. This might be fake. What? What they're um >> looking up? Yeah. I mean, >> they're saying it was a transgender woman, but I I'm thinking that maybe this is not real. That'd be that'd be unusual. Like you're talking about male to fe or female to male um or
>> Yeah, female to male. >> Yeah, because who sky ballad does internet buzzes over Utah musicians alleges linked Charlie Kirk case? Oh, so it's a musician. Um social media users claim a song titled Charlie Kirk Dad 31 was uploaded to Soundcloud in August 2025 by Utah based musician named Sky
Valdez. Wow. H >> you hear that? That's crazy. >> I I look I'm wondering if that's like, you know, just like false information just put out there to put out there or if that's real. They a lot of times like remember that
there was a school s o o t e r that was a trans that was like a female but she was trans she was like transgender um and yeah and she did and she did that and it seemed like that was a very setup situation to me but it's like it seemed like there's a lot of things to get people all riled up against the transgenders right now. Mhm.
>> I mean, the New York Post, they they just put out something um I guess this morning they're saying that they do have him. Um and that his father turned him in and that this guy is 22. I don't see a name though. I'm looking
for a name. It says Trump says Charlie Kirk assassination. Um Oh, it just disappeared. turned father turned him in a local Tyler Robinson. That's >> Robinson, you know, now now we have like
some some code words um going on. >> Okay. >> Um I I'll just read it. President Trump announced early Friday that a suspect for Charlie Kirk's assassination was turned in by his father with law enforcement sources telling the Post it
is a 22-year-old Utah local Tyler Robinson. I think with a high degree of certainty we have him," Trump told Fox and Friends during a live interview at the Cable's Giant Man at the Cable Giants Manhattan studio, saying he heard just minutes before his 8 a.m.
interview. Somebody who was very close to him turned him in, the president said, revealing it was the suspect's dad who relayed it through a minister who was involved with law enforcement. Oh, listen to this. It says, "Before Charlie Kirk was shot dead, he was
midway through answering a question on mass shooting incidents in the country. Hunter >> asked Kirk if he knew how many transgender Americans have been mass shooters over the last 10 years to this." Kirk responded by saying, "Too many." >> Really? >> Yeah, that was a question he was being asked at the time. And also, they were
at a school at the time. So he was then shot at a school by a transgender. >> That is >> bizarre. >> Wow. That's more than coincidence or synchronicity. I mean that is wow. >> And then it says they he they then followed up with another question asking
do you know how many mass shooters there have been in America in the last 10 years? To which Kirk asks counting or not counting gang violence? Moments later, he was shot. >> Oh my god. Um Oh, [sighs] >> that is crazy. And the picture I'm looking at of this guy, um yeah, it
looks like it could be a woman. I'm not 100% sure. It looks like it could be a See the glasses? Looks like weird glasses. >> It's a very slim person. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It looks like they were wearing kind of like weird glasses like >> feminine looking face. But that the sky Sky Valdez is an internet person on Soundcloud. They posted they're from
Utah and they posted a song called Charlie Kirk Dead at 31 >> like year. >> That's weird. >> Well, I mean I was just looking on Twitter and I saw that but I I'm wondering is that real? Is that is that not? Because now we got the name Tyler Robinson. Are they one and the same? >> Well, it's just all I all I connect the
Charlie the the Sky Valdez thing is to that that their musician that posted that on Soundcloud. That's what I didn't see like that that's a suspect, but maybe there's always like a little bit of a confusion sometimes after these things. It says after a high school photo hit X, I dug around Facebook and found some interesting pictures. So, here's a sky belt. A guy killed himself
last time Reddit did this. Let's see. They asked for help about the public speculating uh we're supposed to contact them and let them do the investigation. Social media sharing the names and addresses and personal details of people who look vaguely like the suspect or now vaguely like the AI imaginings of the uprendered low res image of the suspect doesn't
make the FBI's job any easier. We have concrete examples of ruining lives of innocent people. That's why I'm saying it's like really we should not jump to conclusions because there's always a confusion after of like who did it. >> Yeah. >> And so um but I it does look like it does seem like you know it's kind of suspicious to me that they're trying to like make the whole transgender thing a big issue about it right now. You know
it's >> I I mean that's I that detail that you just shared saying you know they're asking certain questions and then at that very moment that's when it happened. I mean >> weird >> well
I'm just very suspic I'm very suspicious because I I am pretty good at like detecting scops. Not like I'm saying this I think this is obviously like happened but I think there have been some scop shootings for other purposes for the gun control and stuff like that. Right. >> But I also think that they're trying to just like there was this drag queen story hour. Do you ever hear that drag queen story hour? No.
>> So they had a at a elementary school or something like that, they had a drag queen come in into the library and like read a book to the kids. >> Oh, I I I remember people were talking about that. Yeah. Yeah. >> And I was like And it was like, okay. I was like, well, first of all, drag queens are different than transgender. Drag queens are usually like gay men that like are entertainers. And like >> people who are super sheltered don't
realize any of that. >> Yeah. They don't know that. They just think man, woman, women's clothes, and that's that's like all they think. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, yeah. Because because drag queens aren't fighting usually for like, you know, transgender rights or, you know, it's like they're usually just a gay men that are, >> you know, in costume, >> but uh and so, but people don't
understand that. And that that's why I think like also who organized these kind of events and for what purpose? It just seems like it was like just to rile up conservatives like uh saying like oh look at the gays are in schools and I mean I mean it's very controversial. >> Well there's a lot of gay teachers. I mean serious seriously >> it's controvers there's there's parents that all whenever there's a gay teacher
there's parents that will not let their kid be in that class. Right. Probably almost every time there's going to be >> there there probably are. Yeah. There some there probably are. I used to in high school like I went on this trip to like uh to go visit colleges and um I I got the hotel room to myself and because the parents called and said they do not want
their son in the same room as me or something like that. So >> yeah, >> was it widely known that you were gay or like how like how did like how you even how did any parents even >> I was out of the closet. I was the only one in my school too that was that was like I know pretty much since like
seventh or eighth grade. I was I was very open and like I was kind of like just comfortable like and I was also very like much I was probably more of a gay rights advocate like back then I was very much more like of a kind of more radical about it like it was a different time too the 90s where it was like there was like a lot of the transgenderism was out and it was
>> Well, where did you go to high school? In California. Yeah, I went to a little I went to a private school of sixth through 12th grade with like 200 students um the whole time. >> Oh, that's small. Okay. >> Very small. >> And there I know there were a few gay people including a few gay teachers, but I was the only one I can even remember that was actually there was a few females that were like, you know, bisexual, but I was the only male I
remember that was out of the closet at the whole time, the whole seven years. And so, and I was also like, you know, it was very discouraged. I was very They sent me to a psychiatrist actually. >> Really? >> Yeah. Which was like >> Who sent you? Your your parents or? >> No, the school made me go. The school made me go. >> Oh, well,
is that even allowed? >> Well, it was in order to continue being there. I was like told I have to go and I was like an entire year I went to like a psychiatrist because they thought I was just like something I I don't I don't know exactly why they wanted me to either but I just remember like I was
>> you know what you should turn that working situation into a book because um I I I haven't heard of that before. >> Yeah. to where >> the school mandated that you had to go to a psych I I don't even know if that's legal when I think about >> it was a private [laughter] it's a
private school and it was a private school so I guess maybe it I don't know but it was like I guess like my parents agreed with it or something but it was a kind of a big pain >> what year would that have been about 99 >> let's see I would have been in 10th grade I think it was 10th grade and so 99 I graduated 99 so it was probably 97 >> 97 Okay. >> Yeah.
>> You know what? I'm going to ask the AI. >> Yeah. >> And it was a private school. Okay. >> Yeah. Black RG. Sometimes that the sexual orientation is I know it's not it's not relevant, but it's like sometimes it's maybe more obvious than other times or maybe sometimes like now like the guy will have a partner like that. So, and like that they'll go to
the the the adults events, but it's like maybe the the people there at school don't know, but they do find out probably. I don't know. Uh they don't have to be credentialed. Private school teachers don't have to be credentialed. Oh, yeah. It's kind of like the homeschooling thing. They're their own entity. Yeah. We had a headmaster. We had a headmaster at our school. We
didn't have a principal. And uh Wow. But I just remember being in the like I'd always get called. >> Would that was this in high school or middle school? >> It was in high school. I was in probably >> Okay. >> Probably ninth or tth grade? It was probably Oh, yeah. It was probably 10th grade. And then because uh I got I remember I didn't have to take a foreign language because I had I got like a free
period to go to leave early to go to psychiatrist. So I didn't have to take Spanish three or something like that which was that that made it kind of worth it. But I did not like having and also in like the in the therapy I was diagnosed with disismic disorder >> and I was like then I looked it up and I was like I read about it I was like what
is and and it's like it seems like it's just a very generic term >> kind of like a little bit of every and it's like yeah he's the psychiatrist like oh yeah means means basically nothing just like just just a diagnosis just like just to have a di you know it's just basically very very general term that doesn't mean anything. So there there was nothing wrong. There's
nothing wrong with me. I was >> Well, here's what I Okay, so I asked the um chat GPT, is it legal for a private California high school in 1997 to require a student to see a psychiatrist due to coming out as a member of the
LGBTQ community? Here's what the AI says. I I'll copy and send this to you. It's hard to give a definitive yes or no answer because it it depends on several factors. The type of private school, whether there was state involvement,
parental rights, due process, etc. But in general, requiring a student to see a psychiatrist simply because they came out as LGBTQ would almost certainly raise serious legal concerns. In many cases, it likely would have been illegal or at least very risky for the school. Below is a
breakdown as to how the law would interact with such a situation in California circa 1997 and what legal theories might apply. I I'll just um screen cap and send this to you. >> Yeah, it's like I think they was just like basically they said, "Okay, well, you can you can if you don't go then it's like you're going to be expelled." And so it was like it was like not much
of a choice. I just remember that like and uh and also we it was like also it was through the school there was a psychiat or counselor or psychiatrist at the school that was like and that was her friend that was a psychiatrist you know and it was all this kind of weird stuff like looking back on it it was very strange and looking back on it there was really unfair things that were done but
it was a private school and so I think they could get away with like basically doing what they wanted like in that situ I think if it was a public school that would never happen but Right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, I I remember in high school there were you, you know, there were some people to where it was pretty clear that, you know, they were LGBTQ. I
don't remember every anybody like officially ever coming out. But I also don't think that there were any problems. I I don't remember it. It could have just been my school being a lot more um accepting in high school, but um No, >> it was like it was an interesting time
because it was like very like because you know it was still like there was like the AIDS crisis was still kind of going on at that time. It was like in the 90s, right? And so >> that was kind of like I remember like aid we would go to these AIDS dancathon and stuff like that and that there were still people that were >> I was very I was very afraid of like disease too because it was just like I grew up like just seeing all these
people like hearing about all these people dying and like you know and uh so I was always kind of just afraid of getting a disease and so I was kind of might still carry over to like me like not being that sexually active because I was always kind of afraid of a because it was like people were dying back then but now they're not really
dying anymore. So in the United States they don't now there's medication there there's one you can take one pill a day and it will take your it will take you to like non-detectable levels but um um but back then there was still I guess it was still an issue um let's see here >> yeah I mean with some people it's always
going to be an issue like in the adult industry um there's people who are considered crossovers okay in other words males who work on both the straight and the LGBTQ sides of the industry and there's definitely bigotry against them within
that world especially on well mainly on the um supposed you know heterero straight side because of the risk you know the main issue would have been the HIV risk right >> but um >> times have changed when it comes to HIV.
I mean, it used to be Well, I I know in California the trans like if if some if even if you knowingly transmit, I think it's only a misdemeanor, not a felony. And um there's so many drugs and whatnot out there right now to where it, like you said, it takes people down to undetectable levels.
Um >> people are always going to have a level of stigma or fear though. I mean, just because I worked in the industry, people love to say that I have HIV because I left the industry. I left because I didn't want to do it anymore. I never had HIV or AIDS. But people just say it,
especially when they're upset with me, they just say it like it's fact. >> I've been dealing with that since I left the industry. It's been over a decade that people have been saying that about me. So >> remember like the real world they had this guy named Pedro in the real world and then there was a guy named Puck and it was like I think it was like one of the first real worlds but Pedro was like
a gay Hispanic man and I think he actually did have HIV. He ended up dying a few years later, but then he he was like just very controversial him being in the house and then he was like bullied by this one guy in the house named Puck >> and uh and but yeah, I just remember like being like that was pretty traumatic like seeing like people people and it's like it was even worse for
people that were of age in the 80s and things like that because I I know like some gay men saw like 75% of their their friends pass away during the 80s, right? Um there's a guy named on 90day fiance there's a guy named Kenny. He actually is really interesting like he um he actually married a he um he wanted he
wanted to have kids and so he pretended to be married to his to his uh to this friend of his like this girl this woman and she would they bought these rings and stuff like that and like they had so there then she got pregnant he got her pregnant and then she had twins and then he had another kid. So, but anyway,
yeah. Um, like uh yeah, he uh he was able to have kids through like this this bearded marriage, but now that wouldn't be an issue, but back then it was it was very difficult to adopt um for gay for gay couples. You know, gay couples will also they'll take like what are considered like the undes like the least
desirable adop adoptions like and it's like like they will um they will adopt like they adopt them and it's like I'm just >> Oh, I know. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Love them and like the kids turn out so like well adjusted too. Like I I just see like um a lot of children and raised
by raised by gay couples are are just very very open-minded people like just very like they they usually turn out straight. They're no matter what, you know, they usually like I think they usually turn out straight, but they're very they're very understanding of things and protective of their parents and stuff like that. >> yes, And
>> I think that I think that a lot of gays are very good parents. Uh um >> I don't think your sexuality has any bearing as to whether you would be a good parent or not. I I mean >> seriously I I feel like >> right >> a good parent is someone who genuinely cares about their child, loves their
child, wants to do everything to make sure that that child grows up to become a functioning adult who feels good about themselves. You know, I think that's the goal. If you're a parent, um I I I don't think that your sexual
orientation is going to have any real bearing as to whether or not you can adequately parent. >> Well, I because you know, in my in my marketing class, we learned about gays are called usually like their gays are known in marketing as dinks, d i n k, which stands for double income, no kids.
And so that's like they're considered like more financially, you know, they buy these things that like not a lot of people buy because they have extra income and stuff. >> Yeah. Expendable income. Yeah. When when you don't have kids, you do have that. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Yep. Then then again I think that the ones that do that were able to to adopt and
stuff like that also like you know a lot of times they they they would have like you know both of them working or both the parents you know you know and because you know there was no pregnancy or maternity leave and stuff like that and so um or in the male couples right um and and so like some so oftentimes they would be kind of like you know um like a
little bit of a sometimes wealth healthier families or something like that. And uh and there's like a lot there's a lot of interracial in the gay in the gay community too. A lot a lot of interracial. Um >> well, you don't have to tell me. My dad was openly LGBTQ and his partner is
extreme. Well, I no I'm not I'm not even going to say anything, but he my dad was in in a racial relationship. So, I mean, I I I think that people need to get over a lot. >> Yeah. Yes. And what people do, people
need to get over a lot and stop trying to rewind the clock when it comes to um certain things and certain mindsets be because like I I I guess even though tonight I guess was a heated or this morning was a heated conversation, it did make me think and I
do appreciate that >> if you hear this ghost, whoever you are, >> but Um that guy, he kind of was pushing something to where he wanted to go back in time, >> but you can't go back in time. >> Yeah. And also there's and he wasn't
even around then. So how he he's idealizing this idea. >> That's what's weird. Like he to me I like I hadn't even really looked at what he looked like in a long time. He was supposed to be 31. He looks literally 10 years older. >> And I'm wondering if part of the reason he was so aggressively
pushing what he was pushing had to do with his insecurity of maybe early baldness perhaps. >> I I mean I hate to say it, but >> there Let me just stop before somebody tries to get me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But it'll be kind of interesting
to see what happens, you know, as we as we more information comes out like the the it might be sometimes things are unexpected and like I I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't a transgender if it was if it was maybe somebody in his own like you said like somebody maybe somebody in his own camp like that was >> I mean
I think I think it's an inside job. I I like the as I'm learning the details, as I'm learning these statements he was saying cuz I didn't even know that he'd said some of those things. Um I think that most likely somebody probably who's been funding him approached him and was like, "Hey, can
you tone it down a little bit?" And he might have been like, "No, I'm not going to tone it down." Yeah. >> And the person was like, "Well, you know, we're funding you and this is really causing us a lot of problems." And he was like, "TOO DAMN BAD. [screaming] SO SAD." YOU KNOW, AND then whoever approached him was probably
like, "All right, let's go to plan B." >> It was just like how how like rare are these kind of like these things? I mean it's like it is kind of difficult you think especially in this day and age like to to walk around like a public political event with like >> nobody would have suspected it would happen in Utah. I mean, think about it. Utah is a very, that would be the state
that he would think and his people around him would who, you know, weren't a part of the, you know, hypothesized inside job, they would be like, "Yes, this is our territory. Everyone here is Caucasian American for the most part, religious, um, conservative.
This is who our home base is." So, you wouldn't think you would, you know, someone would attack you there. I I would think like something like that would have happened maybe, I don't know, New York, Florida, something like that, >> right? And also like all the like it seems like all these assassins are like
a lot of them are Caucasian. I'm trying to think been like African. I can't really think of any. Well, there hasn't been there there hasn't been any affirmative action programs for the black community to become assassins. So, you know, that's [laughter] >> what you would say, right? It's like
>> I don't know. >> But yeah, for the most part, I I mean, who was that other guy who was who was um who killed the um CEO Mani? >> He was um an Italian white guy in New York. Luigi. Yeah, you know
the the the um footage of this new person. Same body type as Luigi. Tall, thin, dark hair. Well, at least this guy's hair looks dark. But is it maybe it's not a transgender. Maybe it's it's somebody else. I don't know. But but
there is a a lot of them are tall, thin with like a they're white but like a Mediterranean almost kind of look when I think about it. >> H >> how about this and school shooters? Think about the school like like a how like dorky and like weird kind of like outcast like you know who was the guy
the s d y h o k guy like he was just like a really weird looking guy. >> Yeah. And then the uh the Coline people, they were they were pretty bizarre like outcasts from their school and these kind of like these disgruntled white people, right? I don't ever see like
any other race doing that kind of stuff. I >> No. Well, that's not true because Yeah. I mean, gang violence like street gangs, you know, they're race, right? It's like it's like racial racial. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, in a way, I mean, if these are white shooters, it's it's the same thing. White-on-white crime. >> Yeah.
>> H >> white on white. Yeah. And like uh Martin Luther King, that was he was a white guy, right? That the uh the shooter for him. I forgot the guy that shot Martin Luther King. That's well officially, but there's, you know, rumors about, you know, who may have there's no way to know. I mean, >> oh, and the JFK thing, like I watched
something on the JFK thing and it was about, you know, because they they actually got the uh I forgot the guy that Lee Lee Harvey Oswald who got like, you know, he was unal alive like right on TV in the police station like when they got him and everything, but it's like I heard that there was like a big group of people that actually were involved in it. Several shooters and like all along the route and the one
>> I saw a documentary about that. Yeah. They all missed him except there was one right when he gets to that end there was like a little sewer and there and like they think that there's a guy in the sewer that that hit the like at the very end like that that was the that was the one that got him and also they call off the secret if you watch the video they call off the secret service somebody calls off the secret service off the car there there's a guy riding on the car and he gets called off I don't know if
you saw that part of it >> what do you mean called off like called >> he was like they signal there's a secret off service guy riding on the back of the car kind of guarding him and then another secret service agent told him to get off and he was confusing. He's like, "What? What? What?" And he's like, "Get off." He's like, "Get off the car." And they called him off. And so, yeah, I I'll try to find that clip of that. Um, but yeah, there's a really weird clip of
um you see him like just like um getting off the car and like walking away and stuff. There. >> Yeah. So there's some because there >> Wow. because supposedly that there was you know I think what's the guy um the guy whose name was uh the guy that the guy that did uh there was a gay guy and he he was also oh um who was the guy that you did drag.
There was a guy that did drag and he was like part of the secret sit not secret service but he was like this high ranking government official and he would really >> Yeah. Um what was the guy's name? and he was like this he was a very masculine looking guy but he was also a gay guy he was a gay guy um >> very famous I know I'll think of his
name um government he he very famously would do drag does anybody know in the chat who's the guy that did drag in the government >> I'd like to know his name because I I I never heard of that before >> his name look it up um
he was um in a in a justice department or something. Um, see, but he was I saw a picture of a Let me see. Let me see. Um,
his name was um,
does anybody know in the chat? Jay Edgar Hoover. That's it. Jay Edgar Hoover. Yeah. Robert streamer got it. Jay Edgar Hoover. >> Really? >> Yeah. He was he was actually had a he had a he was a he had a he was gay. He had a partner and he was also um he also did there's pictures of him in in a dress and stuff like that. >> Yeah. Hoover and drag. Have you heard of him?
>> I'm gonna look that up right now. Just give me a second to go walk over here. I did not know that. >> Is did Jay Edgar Hoover really wear dresses? And it says, >> let's see, in >> 197 1995, Anthony Summers in his book, Official and Confidential: The Secret Life of Jay Edgar Hoover, claimed that Hoover did not pursue organized crime because the mafia had blackmailed
material on him. In support of that, Summers quoted Susan Rosensteel, a former wife of Lewis Rosensteel, chairman of >> Industries, and saying that 1958, she was at a party at the Plaza Hotel where Hoover engaged in some crossdressing in front of her then husband Ray Conn, former um council of Senator Joe
McCarthy. He Hoover was wearing a fluffy black dress, very fluffy, with flounces and lace stockings and high heels and a black curly wig. He had makeup on and false eyelashes. And if you see what this guy looks like, you'll be like, "Sh, he looks like this." >> Yeah, I I see it. I'm looking at this um article right now. Okay. Yeah.
>> Well, I mean, there's a lot of politicians who are I mean, now some are become are more comfortable coming out, but um there's always been a lot who were, you know, secretly gay. So, >> but yeah, but you know how Kennedy was like um Kennedy wouldn't go after the mafia because they I think that they he
was being or no, he Kennedy was going after the mafia, right? he was going after the mafia and like if that's why one of the reasons they think the mafia was involved in taking him out but then Jagger Hooper was would never go after them because they said they had blackmail material on him being gay but also maybe him doing drag. >> Interesting. >> Yeah.
Um let me see his partner. There's a really good documentary I watched on the on that assassination though and um it was super interesting. It says in public, Hoover waged a vendetta against homosexuals and kept confidential and secret files on the sex lives of congressmen and presidents. But privately, according to some biographers, he had numerous tricks with men, including a lifelong affair with Toulson.
And so he he did have gay relationships, but he would go after gays and and also kept files on gays in the government and stuff like that. So again, know you know similar stuff happened under the Nazi people like some of the top ranking people were gay and like Hitler
eventually unal alived some of them. Um >> yeah crazy interesting. Hm. Well, I hope that um
no that there aren't any groups that try to create like a retaliatory kind of >> atmosphere. Well, well, there's a lot of witch hunts that have happened and especially like not like and I think they would still like to do that if there, you know, they if the
public uh the temperature was like the same against, you know, they would still be trying to blackmail over homosexuality and stuff today. But they I'm saying like they did they did um do that during the NAZIS too. And also some of the stuff that's happening today is the same stuff that was happening in the 20s. Like they had a huge gay resurgence in the 20s. Um there was like in Berlin it was a gay renaissance in in Germany
they had um >> are are you on are you on Twitter or X? >> Yes I friended you there. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going I'm going to send you a um link to something that somebody just posted. They're already openly theorizing that it was an inside job and they're showing video footage of who it may have been.
>> Yeah. I want to send you this. called it >> Wow. too, right? It's like kind of like we can kind of almost project, right? It's like >> Yeah. >> I just be very suspicious about oh transgender and then it's like there's it just seems like there's some very anti-trans. >> There's um footage of Well, apparently
he did have some sort of security. He had a bodyguard and um there's footage. I don't know if this is um I would assume it to be a real video. I I just sent you the link through a DM, but um they're saying that it looks like the bodyguard signaled to somebody.
>> Yeah, >> I guess whoever the shooter would have been. >> Again, that reminds me of the secret secret service that was called off the Carl Kennedy. It's like it's just like seems like there's some suspicious stuff going on. It's like and I could have just guessed kind of that kind of cheer. Just
>> that was a signal that the guy did. That was not anything. That was >> Do you see it? Do you see it? >> Yeah. Um I I mean I'm I'm assuming that this is not It looks like a Let's see if anyone else It looks like the real You know, I better screenshot this right >> Yeah. now. >> Or you know, at least uh
>> where it disappears. >> Yeah. Interesting. >> Record this. >> Yeah. >> So, especially things that happen this publicly and like this big big of a news story, it's like it's very polarizing.
It's a very weird time for it to happen. It's gonna reverberate. It's gonna be an argument with a lot of people and uh it's going to be one of those polarizing situations again that you know in these polarizing situations often are catalysts for some kind of
like political agenda. >> Yeah. Well, it makes me wonder like like who was his um I guess who would be his successor? Who's next in line to be the next Charlie Kirk? Is is there another I mean [laughter] there there usually is. So I'm wondering also like who like who
is his competition because that's somebody else to look into because what if there's like a competitor who is like no Charlie's getting too much attention. I want the attention. >> What if it was Annne Coulter? That'd be crazy. >> I would put anything past that woman. [laughter]
I I but I I don't think it was her. But >> and well, she she kind of she kind of looks transgender a little. >> A lot of people have said that. Um Yeah. Yeah. There's so much that she said that I don't agree with to where I I'm I'm not going to even say anything about the appearance.
>> Yeah. But um I mean considering these things that he was saying, he would have had a lot of enemies. I didn't know that he was saying some of this stuff. I I I thought that his main platform was something else, but no. Um h >> he's talking about the Muslims and he
was, you know, and it's like about a lot of know the gays and about women and and blacks. I mean, he said he was >> Yeah. >> after a lot of people and he only they were Christians. Um, then they got a pass, I think, in his mind. But, uh, I don't think
>> I still I don't think >> that's not really how Christianity >> I think Jesus Jesus is not like the I mean, it's like Jesus would look at his followers and go like, who are these people? I think, you know, it's like Jesus I think Jesus was really more of a >> Well, that's why I'm doing the Bible reading right now because I was raised a Christian. I consider myself a
Christian, but I'm not the kind of Christian as Charlie Kirk, >> you know, um your your friend who was on here, Ghost, I I would say that I'm not the kind of Christian. He probably definitely wouldn't consider me authentically a Christian considering the kind of life that I've led, but I
still believe in God and Jesus Christ, but not to where, you know, there I I don't agree with certain things. So, >> thank you. Barry the Turtle, by the way, just donated a couple bucks and said, uh, he loves you, Alex, and hey, Psyche. Thank you, Barry. Appreciate that. >> Do you know Barry the turtle? >> I do. Thank you for helping Psyche,
Barry. >> I I don't know him. >> Well, Barry's Barry's been with this, you know, he's he's very silly. >> I don't I don't trust him. I I will say that because I don't like how he treated if I Well, if this is the Barry who was with Kate, I still don't like how he's regarded Kate, and I'm never going to change my mind on that. So, >> Mhm.
>> I >> I don't like it cuz I don't like when when people try to when people see that someone is struggling and then they keep poking them. And that's what I think Barry does to Kate. >> He's gonna get mad. >> Well, Kate, that's what I think. Kate kind of Kate I always like you know we had I had some issues with Kate at the
beginning and she was always in the chat and like you know she was a member and stuff but uh but like every time like she'd say she'd say horrible things to some people and then I'd have to like you know I kick her out and then I get all these emails and stuff like that or all these messages like oh let her back in like she's a member she's a member she's a donator she's like and and people get all and I'd be like and then um yeah and I've had the differences
with her but then it's like after my that cat thing with people were talking about the cat my cats and stuff like that. She kind of came after me on that >> Oh, she did? I didn't know that and so I >> a little bit. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I don't talk to Kate. I don't know Kate. I've been on her panel maybe twice
>> since I've known about her briefly, but I I just >> I I feel like Mary feeds into stuff. So, I'm not a fan of Barry, but I don't hate him, but I'm not a fan. >> Barry actually he Barry sent me like
these nudes nude photos, but I don't think they're him. I think that he sent me I have I have some nudes of Barry actually, but I don't know if it's him. >> I don't need to ever see I don't want to know. I I I don't think Barry is honest about who he is at all. I don't want to see any manufactured photos supposedly
of Barry. I don't >> I don't I don't share them. >> None. [laughter] >> I was very impressed, but I heard it wasn't him later, so I'm not impressed anymore. [laughter] Barry. Oh gosh.
Let's just say look at Uh, Pebbles and and Gaya. Yeah, Pebbles and Gaya. Yeah, it said mermaid. And then like I already said, feel info more. We should Oh, hold on. No, come on. >> I don't want to receive any Instagrams from you, Barry. Let Let's just stay in
our own corners of the internet. I don't I want zero interaction with your world because I I see what it is. Uh-uh. No. No.
>> All right. So, I mean I mean it seems like X is where all the um breaking news is when it comes to the uh >> situation with Charlie Kirk. >> I'm on fire on the social. Like I I'm like every like time I look at my my friends on a like my friends list it's like I have so many requests and so like
I don't know I'm going viral right now or something a lot of >> good >> activity. Let's see. So I think I'm growing these uh growing these social networks and so I look forward to also >> fear was on the roof. Oh yeah, I think
and the high power rifle which is like Swiss walking around with those. I I just don't see how someone can walk around with like that kind of thing. Where do you put it like too afterward the other pictures? Wonder. You would think there would be more security around those places though, right?
>> Well, this it was Utah. I I mean I I don't think that they would have thought that there would be any danger there. Of all the places that this guy would have, you know, done
his speaking engagements and toured to >> does seem like an unlikely place for that to happen, which is like even more suspicious that it would >> What is uh what is the streaming agenda? Hold on. What is my streaming agenda? What do you mean? I my my streaming agenda like what do you what do you mean
he man? I just want to um continue doing my show and just having fun and uh talking about some of these crazy issues and I like a little bit of I like the controversy. I like to discuss some of this stuff because it's like I think that um you know I think we have some unique people here with very unique
perspectives on it and very intelligent people and I think we've already like figured out some some stuff that not a lot of people are talking about because we've already like uh >> well there's an article that um just came out from the Associated Press. Charlie Kirk shooting death exposes
security gaps at political events. There probably wasn't hardly any security. I bet he had like one person like, you know, to keep the crowd off him. Maybe two people, >> but I bet he didn't have like a real team. >> He's like a like I never really heard of like a political commentator being assassinated like right. It'd be like
Rush Limba or something or or like some kind of like you know radio host or something was >> I maybe he you know I mean he was 31. you have to be 35 to run for president. Okay. So, it's, you know, I don't think he was may maybe someone was, you know, eyeing him for something that would have been a
powerful position though and somebody didn't want him to have that position. that could be what it but I think it really just had to do with him um maybe through some of the things that he was saying pissing off some people who might have been his donators or um supporters. >> Yeah, it does say 30. I I did see
something that said he was 37, but I'm seeing like now on the Wikipedia saying 31. So >> yeah, to me he doesn't look 31. I thought more like 41. But he had a lot of very young people. So it says conservative content creator Isabelle Brown held back tears as she recorded a video of her followers for her followers about the death of Charles Kirk staring into the camera. She called the assassination of the far right activist
and organizer on Wednesday the hardest day of her life. Over the coming hours, days, weeks, months, and years, we will all face an insurmountable painful question that I'm repeatingly asking myself today. She said, um, what the hell do we do now? Where do we go from here? And so it's like I guess he was very like he had like his uh he was very influential with this very young demographic
>> which is pretty powerful because looking into the future you know he maybe he could have brought up >> his group was called turning point like I'm going to look at their website like like what are they up to as of current >> because whatever it is that they're up to somebody wanted to stop.
He was also not he was also um said he said no exceptions for abortion even if his wife was um Raped. He said the child >> Wait, really? >> Yeah. >> No exceptions. He says >> really we'll see that would tee off a lot of people. >> Yeah.
And then uh >> well according to his website they're the largest conservative movement turning point. Um lots of events were supposed to be coming up. >> I think it was Yeah. It possibly changed
the whole trajectory >> changing a generation. Well yeah exactly what you just said. This does change the entire trajectory of a lot because I mean they had from what I have you are their website is tpusa.com these people that they're very
aggressive very um lots of events coming up um these people it looks like um Oh,
let's see what they're writing about this. Um,
he and he Charlie founded Turning Point out of his parents' garage at 18 with no money, no name recognition, only a dream. He was a natural builder and a problem solver who loved to challenge and saw every setback as a chance to learn, grow, pray, and try again. He loved America. His constitution is freedom blah blah blah blah. He he
wanted to see a spiritual revival among America's youth. He wanted a nation of happy, thriving families who love God and each other. At his final public speech just days before his murder, Charlie witnessed to Christ to an audience of non-believers. Even in his very last moments, Charlie was professing the gospel. He ran his race well all the way to the end. Now he goes to the heavenly reward.
He shall not grow old. Age shall not weary him for all time. He'll remain the brave young man who inspired tens of millions of Americans to better themselves to take action to better America. So he was like they considered him like and he was really going after the youth demographic and they had this utopian kind of like Christian uh conservative like god-loving family
oriented society >> without transgenders or gay people. I guess >> you know what maybe like like and this is going to sound probably not right the way that I put this out there but I thought this for a while. Okay.
For the people who are really um upset about things not, you know, there there being so many other people with differing ways of life than their own. Why not just go create your own country,
>> right? Yeah. You know, >> I know that sounds and I'm not for segregation. I am not for separatism. But if you want to separate, just go, >> right? You have to change everything for everybody else, right? you can just like create your own thing.
>> Like maybe maybe you know some of these people that do want what you you know is outlined on this website here, why not go to a country to where it's already like what you want it to be or or make your own. >> Right. We have 50 states. We have 50
states that are like, you know, relatively independent. I mean, I think Utah would have been a place to have this vision. It's already kind of like >> Exactly. That's why it's amazing to me that it happened in Utah. You would think that it wouldn't have happened there, >> right? That's crazy. I >> I mean, here's what's I'm looking at their um at the Turning Point USA board
of directors. So, he was the front man. Charlie Kirk was their front guy. He was the youngest. all the other people who are their board of directors, they're I could be wrong. May I I need to look at their ages. Maybe they look older than they actually are, but um these seem to
be like men in their late 40s, early 50s, maybe even 60s. Okay, there's four of them. Including Charlie, it was five, but it's four. I I mean I'm going I'll send you I'll send you the link so you can see
who I'm talking about. I mean these men are really probably the ones who are telling him what or who were telling him what to say. Why wouldn't they just put their money together and buy an
island and they could just all go live there and be happy? Right. It's like because it's like there's half a billion people. It's like you're not going to like ever like and you're not going to ever like take anybody out of the population like right. It's like and so it's like like unless you change everybody. You can just like create your own thing or just like run your family like you want to
run it. But why do they have to change everything for everybody or like have to their way and it's like because we have freedom in this country to decide to live how we want to. >> Yeah. I I I feel like I I want to learn more about these guys. >> Yeah. >> Okay. David Englehart, he's one of the board of directors. Okay. Or one of the
directors on the board. Um David Inglehart is the founding attorney of Englehart at Law in New York and lead pastor at the Manhattan congregation King's Church. Okay. So, I mean, you know, why go after the young guy instead I shouldn't even
say gosh, but but it's it's these older men behind him, not him. >> Yeah. >> David's legal focus is on working with individuals, businesses, and nonprofits in the areas of bit of business litigation and transactions. He has handled complex civil litigation. Okay. So he's an attorney, but he's also
a pastor. As an entrepreneur, David launched Cohesive Design Branding and graphic design company. Okay, so this is one. So like here's Okay, here's what I'm going to wonder. Are these men going to disappear, too?
Yeah, that he was their he was their spokesperson basically their so who is there now? That's why everyone's like what are we going to do now? Like he was like the great white hope or something like that. I don't know >> Barry I am not Psyche's mentor. If anything he's my mentor.
>> Okay, Barry. I love >> the group. I think I think we are um I think we we have a lot to learn from each other and that's it's a wonderful thing. >> Yeah. >> But no, I'm not any I'm not anyone's mentor. That's too much responsibility. >> Mike Miller.
>> Well, I I I I'll be curious. I mean, I I want to know what's going to happen to these guys. >> Yeah. Or are they gonna like create another like is there a backup Charlie Kirk? Someone similar that is Well, you know what? I'm gonna ask the AI. >> Yeah, I think that it was his organization, wasn't it? Like he founded
>> He was the one. Yeah. But then he had that. these um four other older men behind >> Yeah, those were definitely his probably him. his his uh sponsors or his his uh what do they call them? patrons or something like his uh probably funding a lot of it, right? >> Those are his moderators. >> Yeah. Yeah. I wonder what's going to happen to
them now. Like or maybe it was like, you know, I don't know if they were involved or something. I don't know. >> Okay. What other political activists are similar to Charlie Kirk of Turning Point
USA? >> Let's see if the AI knows because, you know, maybe it it could even predict. I would assume it's like some somebody that's appearing on Fox News pretty regularly as a commentator. >> Similar liberal thought.
>> Yeah. Similar US conservative activists Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Brandon Straa, Steven Crowder, and Jack Posobic.
>> Those names sound interesting. Pobiac >> Posobia is a right-wing activist and media personality using digital platforms to spread populist and nationalist messages. Steven Crowder, conservative comedian and commentator, popular among younger
audiences, especially through YouTube and debates. Brandon Straka, founder of the Walk Away Campaign, encouraging Democrats and independents to leave the Democratic Party, focusing on grassroots activism and online influence. Matt Walsh,
a Daily Wire figure known for pushing strong stances on cultural and gender issues. Ben Shapiro, co-founder of the Daily Wire. He built his brand on sharp campus debates and conservative commentary, influencing many in the same demograph
or demographic that Kirk targets. Um, so Candace left Turning Point. I didn't know that. Candace Owens, former TPUSA communications director, now co-founder of Blexit. >> She started her own thing.
>> Yeah, she did. I I do remember that. So, is Candace gonna make a comeback now or h >> I wonder >> I wonder also she she got married to this guy, what was his name? Something farmer and she seems to have kind of like she's
never gone quiet but she's not as active as she was. I always liked her. Trying to think what she looks like. >> Uh re really cute brown woman. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. So So he So he had some support in
the black community. >> No, she I think that's probably why she left and started black. >> She was the only one. She's the only one. >> She was the only one. Yeah. Um, [laughter] [gasps] a lot of part a lot of people like
Candace, but they don't like the people that kind of surround Candace. So, >> she very >> Candace. It's [laughter] It's been hard for Candace. I I always felt like if if id had children, if I had a daughter, cuz she she's pretty young that if I had a daughter, she would be something along the lines of Candace, you know, cuz
there's a lot of things Candace says to where I'm like, "No, just don't go there." But then other things I'm like, "Okay, >> she's she is forward thinking. She's thinking outside of, you know, a lot of things that are historical." But I I I always just liked her energy. Um, part of the reason that she went into politics had to do with being
extensively bullied when she was young. When I read her, um, backstory, that's what really, you know, that was when I was like, "Oh, I got to talk about her. She's I I do like her. I don't like everything, but I like some things." But she she used to be teamed up with that Charlie guy, but um
>> they seem to have parted ways and I was and I never knew why, but I I wasn't sure if she returned to Turning Point. There there's a video she made about his death already. Okay, let's let's see what she had to say.
Okay. >> Owen speaking out on her YouTube. >> Let me fast. Oh, she went on her platform >> today to be about anything other than you guys knowing that Charlie really was an amazing person. You know, he was like, we were really close. >> Oh, I know her. >> He was he was my best friend and my
brother and >> Yeah. So, I wonder if she's going if that's going to make her want to move forward into politics more or if she's going to pull back. >> Um, Candace Owen raises alarm over a
suspicious jet that cut its tracker after leaving Parvo airport post Kirk assassination. There was a plane that left the Utah airport and cut off its tracker. It's weird. >> Right after the assassination. Who is
Kenzo and husband George Farmer? British businessman and link with Charles Kink. >> Charlie Kirk. >> Charlie Kirk. I'm sorry. Someone's met her husband George Farmer. He fell in love with [laughter] Candace Kink. Candace King. Okay. No, Candace K. Yeah, she she married um a a
guy from the UK. >> He's a good-looking guy. >> She's beautiful woman. I think I think I just seen her. I've seen her before and she's like a little bit um a little bit conser like conservative. Uh >> yeah. Yeah, she's she found her niche. She she definitely did. But um
>> she's fighting with the French elites. That's kind of crazy. For those unfamiliar with Candace, she is an American conservative political commentator, author, podcaster, and activist. With the escalation of her feud with the French elites, public curiosity arose regarding her public life, including her miracle life. She has the French elites apparently. That's
kind of unusual. >> Well, this guy who she um got with, I know that he's involved in politics also over, you know, in the UK and in Europe. Um, I I was when when she hooked up with him, I I was actually pretty happy for her because she's dealt with a lot of backlash
and I felt kind of like, okay, well, that's an opportunity for her to get out of the US. Hopefully, she can live because I mean, look at what what just happened to this guy now. Now, I'm worried about her. I don't want her to get shot. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. I'm well like a lot of people it's
kind of scary like YOU DON'T KNOW. >> OH well see see she she girl she she better stop. She accused I'm looking at the headline. She accused the French president's um wife of being a man. Candice,
you need to stop it. You're a mom. You saw what just happened to Kirk. Shoot. you you know you don't want to get you you don't want to end up like him. >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. Yeah. She needs to she needs to just be quiet for a little bit. Just be quiet. >> Yeah. Don't please don't piss out the
French government right now. >> Yeah. I mean they might decide to [cough] >> Oh my gosh. Yeah. >> So they're suing her. Mranin Mackin and and his wife Bridget. They they're they're suing her because wow, this is a I didn't even know that this was going on.
>> The Mackins versus Candace Owens lawsuit marks new phase and battle against conspiracy theories. Okay, I got to send you this link. Hold up. Hold up. There is some stuff going on. Psyche. There is some stuff going on.
>> Yeah. >> Oh my gosh. >> It's a There's some suspicious stuff. >> So So I I mean, well, she's not with Turning Point anymore, though. You know, it look, I hate to say it. It sounds
like someone might be trying to completely um put a halt to that group because she would be an offshoot of that. So, they're suing her into silence. They got rid of Kirk. He's gone. Any So, if you're connected to this group that they're going to come after you, whoever
they are, and I don't know who they are, but I I I'm seeing something here. Okay, I'm gonna read this. The Macarins versus Candace Owens lawsuit marks new phase in battle against conspiracy theories. False claim that Bridget Mackan was born
a man has roots in pandemic era France as distrust of politicians peaked. Now, hey, it look >> this does bring us back again to transgender Here we go. It's a It's a big transgender conspiracy against them.
is like, is it the transgenders that are That's what I was thinking. I was like, the enemies of this organization? Like seems like they're kind of going after them. >> What if it Well, we'll never know. >> Yeah. >> At least not in our lifetime. [laughter] >> Okay, let me read this article to you. I'll read it really fast.
Um, when the French president Emanuel Mackan and his wife Bridget took the rare step this week of filing a US defamation lawsuit against the right-wing podcaster Candace Owens. It marked a new phase in a legal battle on both sides of the Atlantic against the
false claim that Bridget Mackan is a man named Jean Michael Tro. That's like Michelle Obama thing again, too, isn't >> It is. It's the same, but but they're it? putting a stop to it. So, we got an international lawsuit. I didn't even know this was going on.
>> Yeah. The Macran's US lawsuit attacked what it it or attacked what it called the quote verifiably false and devastating lies in quote being repeated online by Owens that Bridget Mackan, 72
years old, was born a man. The lawsuit said evidence clearly disproves this grotesque narrative which had become a campaign of global humiliation and relentless bullying on a worldwide scale. Wow. So I you know I'll bet you Candace thought that she was safe
because this you know this this has to do with with with a with a French um with French citizens but she's not. And then she's with farmer. Ooh. So they're they're Look, she's going to have to shut up. >> She's going to have to
or lose everything, including her kids, because I I'll guarantee this guy farmer is going to be like, "Hey, um, you got to stop." She's not going to want to stop, but I think she will. I hope she does cuz I don't want to see her killed. This case prompted broader
questions this week about how conspiracy theories spread worldwide, whether they can be stopped in the courts and what this false narrative which began in France after the COVID pandemic says about French society's distrust in politicians.
Wow. Oh, what's Candace gonna do? girl. Candace, just you you got kids now. You You can't keep You can't You You can't keep going. You cannot. I hope she doesn't. Oh, I hope that doesn't happen. I don't want to see I I
I want to see her like, you know, live. >> Uhhuh. >> Interesting. >> I So, this this was a month ago. Okay. Recent Maybe it's all connected, too. >> Oh, it sure is. Okay. July 24th, Candace
Owens says she won't shut up after defamation lawsuit. Quote, Bridget Mackan is definitely a man. Oh my god. This is in Time magazine. This is in Time magazine. What?
So it this is the war. The the war is going to be I I get Well, do you think it's only going to be transgender versus what? Um super conservative Christians or like what would you say? that I think that was like what they were looking at at the future because I think that they're thinking oh all this all the
young demographics going to like you know five years he'll be able to run for president and then they that that we he'll have brought up these people for several years the you know with this philosophy and um right >> yeah I I mean but but now what do you think is going to happen? Do you think there's going to be another
Charlie Kirk who rises? Do you think that um this is gonna, you know, put a halt to um >> she'll get maybe she'll get a lot of attention now? >> Well, she Well, she's definitely getting attention, but um I is it to her benefit because I don't want to see Candace get shot. I I don't
want to see anyone else get shot, but I definitely don't want to see Candace get killed, but I I don't want to see her try to continue Charlie Kirk's work. I mean, I don't want that either. She said it was her best friend and stuff like she's >> I know but but you don't know how authentic she was in saying that really. >> She also has her own organization now
>> like active and stuff. >> Seems like it's like now she has some attention on her too since like she was his best friend and stuff. >> So maybe we'll look to her. It's like what are we I think they're like looking for a replacement like already like they're like what are we gonna do? like
because they had all this dream of and so now he's not there to do it but >> they're going to go to her organization or they'll she'll talk to those old his sponsors or >> well like I wonder what's going to happen with Turning Point since they don't have um him anymore. >> Yeah. I mean it's like I don't know
because he founded the whole thing and so I think probably the face of it I think he was like the most guy was 18. I think he was he was the face of it, I believe. >> Yeah, he he was he definitely was. I mean, let's see. >> Seems like a setup. He man says it seems like a setup.
>> Yeah, seeing it. Okay. 16 hours ago, turning points donors and allies recommmit to the group. Well, but who's going to be your leader now? Who Who would it be? >> Maybe they'll call her back into it. Can you run this? I don't know.
>> Wouldn't that be interesting? >> Yeah, it's gonna it's going to be fascinating to watch like see what see how it progresses because So, was a trans after all? I'm not not 100% sure mermaid. Um, but it there's definitely like transgenders all over this case already. Like I think they were saying
there's, you know, there Boneron's wife, there's the uh the cyclist, there's someone [snorts] put them on Soundcloud, there's people there's I think they're pretty much trying to paint the the transgender thing. I think >> Yeah. Well, I mean, was there like a recent um
had he made any statements recently about transgenders? >> Well, the last thing I saw was the the Leviticus thing. Let me see if we can find because Yeah, because I mean must have been fairly recently because he thought that old. So, I don't need the trans
statement. See, transgender uh Kirk. Okay. Um, [snorts] it says, "Is Char is is uh Charlie Kirk shooter trans? Everything we know about the um facts and rumors after his death." It says, "On Wednesday, news broke that Charlie Kirk had been shot and killed." Okay. Blah blah blah. In
the aftermath, rumor and speculation have been spread over social media and the public has grappled with the shooting as well as Kirk's divisive and often hatefilled statements. Here's what we know. Um, >> oh my god. You won't believe what what Trump just said. >> What? >> He's claiming that trans people are more dangerous than al-Qaeda.
>> Oh my god. Yeah. >> Yeah. Advocate.com 16 hours ago. That's what Trump just said. So that that that's that's going to be the game plan that they try to push. They're going to try to say um it it so well the transgenders they're they're going to get mad and they're going to fight back.
A lot of people are going to I mean this is crazy. >> Yeah, it is crazy because now it's like because now it's definitely going to polarize and and it's and you know the transgenders are willing to fight, right? It's like they're >> Yeah. Well, they're going to have to they're going to have to fight. So you you know cuz really I I mean is it going
to be Oh, I hope I I hope is is it going to be to where it's it's like they're going to polarize it like hetero versus LGBTQ as like a whole >> because >> yeah that's what happened in in 100
years ago that happened like right right about exactly 100 years ago it was like it was just all gay. It was like, you know, it was like all like a lot of groups actually that it was like very I think like the there was transgenders around in Ber like in Germany like 100 years ago that it was like >> well a lot of this is a direct parallel to what happened right before World War II,
>> right? >> It's a direct parallel. And you know what? See, this is the problem. The problem is that, you know, everyone was messing around, playing around with this whole neo-Nazi stuff and all this kind of mess, but when you talk when you when you when you play around with that, you
bring up that energy again. So, here we are again. Oh, >> and it's just like and it's also like the almost like problem, reaction, solution. And it's like they wanted to like have a this kind of polarizing thing. So it could have been like set up to do that or
>> No, this is all an this is an excuse to lock down things even more. They're going to try to take away I I I've suspected for years they're going to try to take away the internet. They're going to try to take away the internet. They're going to try to take away AI. They're going to take everything from us and and they're going to use the excuse like, "Oh, it's a war. There doesn't
need to be a war. We don't need any more war. I want the world to keep going forward. We're doing great. You, you know, if if people can just stay calm, we can really have an amazing future technologic wise and everything, but I I mean really, they're going to like
manufacture this war of of of heterero what would it be? heteroconservative versus LGBTQ. >> Mhm. >> That's stupid. No, I'm not willing to be in that kind of future. Well, I'm not to do some extreme prayer and meditation
because I I don't want that to be my reality going into my older years. I I I'm not going to deal with it. No, >> Alex, it says it says, "Do you know how many transgender Americans have been mass shooters over the last 10 years?" Here's an audience member asked Kirk. Too many, he responded. The audience member went on to ask, "Do you know how many mass shooters have been in America
over the last 10 years?" "Counting or not gang violence," Kirk answered. Kirk was then shot and in the neck of announced dead soon after. The Wall Street Journal reported that an internal law enforcement bulletin stated that bullets found inside the weapon used to shoot Kirk were engraved with expressions of transgender and anti-fascist ideology. The bullets
What? >> The bullets were engraved with ant like transgender ideology. What? >> No way. >> Yeah. >> Wait, wait. Where are you reading that >> I'm reading this. This is on It's called from? Them. Let me see. The website is called It's called them.com, I think, and it says it's a I think it's a gay magazine.
It's Oh, no. It's them. And it says and the title is Charlie Kirk shooting explained making sense in facts of rumors after the shooting. >> I found a similar article saying the same thing. This is the Hindu Hinducent [laughter] Times. What >> investigators found ammo engrave with transgender and anti-fascist messages
inside the rifle believed to have No way. No. This This is too out of >> the person's carving like they're just sitting there carving like on a little bullet like >> no they're just someone's being too creative. >> That's like AI. >> No, this isn't real. This cannot possibly
like if this if they try to present this as fact then you know come on. I want to see them looking at the microscope at the bullets and reading this. It's like the long book has been >> How would they even do that? I mean, carved. this is so so someone's trying to make
you see what this is. Some I look I believe someone's trying to manufacture a war. >> Yeah. >> No, we we don't have time for war. There's Oh, you know what? I bet I know what's going to happen next. Well, it's a theory. What's up? >> It's gonna be that damn Elon Musk.
>> He's gonna take over Turning Point. >> Oh, that's what someone said. They're like, "Oh, they're like Elon Musk and um somebody else like somebody else's name, too." They're like They're like, "Oh, they're they're the ones that are going to take over." >> And you know what? What if it was Oh, well, I I better be careful about what I say. Uhuh. I'm not going to say what I'm
Because like I said, well, here's what I will say. I do believe most likely an inside job because he wouldn't most likely turn it, you know, tone it down with, you know, some of the things that, you know, are coming out that he was saying. Maybe he wouldn't step down from his
position, but this would be the perfect in because Elon, we know he's trying to get into politics, okay? He's been trying forever trying to be Trump's best friend. He, you know, he's rich, but he's not very likable, but this would be, you know, what if Elon is behind all of it.
>> Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. I mean, I'm thinking like it sounds like it was written by AI so far. Like, it sounds like it just sounds like very very fanciful a little >> Well, I I I I I would need to see solid bit. evidence of this supposed engraving in the bullet. I mean,
>> what did it say? Like, I mean, it has transgender and and and anti-fascist stuff. Like, there's Antifa stuff that they keep bringing up. >> How are you gonna I mean, how are you even going to engrave the bullet if you're just one person? Like, do you have the to >> right how why would you would you even have time to do all that?
>> Right. It just doesn't make much sense unless >> Well, it's in the Wall Street Journal, so it's supposed So, I guess it's true. >> It's in the Wall Street Journal. An hour ago, they posted it. Early bulletin said, "Amunition and Kirk shooting engraved with transgender with
transgender anti-fascist ideology. Some sources urge caution." What? >> What does that mean? Where a fighter note would be nice. A lighter note would be nice. >> Yeah.
>> Well, so this is going to get really wild, >> right? So, we're definitely going to keep stay tuned and you know it's like just just remember like you know just I mean everybody like just to take everything with a grain of salt sometimes because it seems like there's some maybe another agenda going on
>> and it's like and I don't I don't know of course I don't know exactly what it's just yeah Nancy there's stuff there's stuff written on the bullets apparently about fascists and uh and and transgenders and stuff. I don't I don't know what they could have written or why or like it just seems like it's very pointless to >> I mean that's very elaborate. I mean you
would you would have to have special tools I would assume to even engrave the bullets and then I mean that's so >> remember that remember that missile or something? There was like some kind of like World War II and they wrote like somebody like they they they would draw on it and stuff like that and they put like I kind of think >> really okay.
>> Yeah. Well, there's like a this big bomber and they would like they drew something on it. Let me see. Does anybody know what I'm talking about in the chat? Like um these like in the World War II, I think it was. And they they they would draw on the on the bombs. They would all write something on the bombs. Let me see if I can find it. Writing on the missile or something. Or they put like a pin up on it.
Well, >> um I don't know if I can find it or Yeah. Does anybody know what I'm talking about? They did it in the movie Wanted. >> Someone says they in the movie Wanted. Um >> Oh, there's a Do you know that there's a
transjournalist association? I didn't know that until just now. >> Yeah. Well, according to their website, the TGA, the Transjournalist Association, urges caution and reporting on details of Charlie Kirk shooting investigation. So,
>> yeah. >> Yeah. >> Maybe I'll use just say I'll just say that whatever whatever um is being discussed here, this is all speculation. I I >> Yeah, this is all speculation. We are not um an official news outlet. We're just reading and giving commentary. >> Yeah. >> Opinions.
>> It says when did the practice there's a practice of writing on the bombs? It says when did this become a practice? It says um the practice of writing messages on bombs is as old as bombs itself because people were writing messages on missiles in general long before bombs were used in the 12th century China. One of the most popular easy to use missiles was
the lead or clay bullet propelled by sling precise and deadly. Um, and then it's like it goes some it goes into like Enola Gay or something it was called just a picture of a oh it said here's a drawing of some of them. And so here's what some of the bombs was written on the bombs. It says
simply the name of the commander um of the unit of the Zillith Legion 12th Victorious Legion. I search Vulvia's [ __ ] You are hungering and you try to hide it from me. We know where you guys are starving in there. A bullet in the legion was a dedication to the DFI
Julius Caesar. Relax your seat, Octavian, which means prepare your anus. And there's neighbors and commanders. And there's a picture of Justin Dick. And then I searched Octavian's ass. Bald Lucius, Antonius, and Fulvia. I guess this is like Rome or something like that. I don't know the hell. I I mean this look I I
was >> okay between the bullets and this alleged engraving, the fact that he was answering a question about transgender shooters when he was, you know, attacked, shot. Um >> yeah, it's called the Anola Gay. It's called the Anola Gay. And that that's
what they wrote. They wrote on this bomb called the Anola Gay. Now what a name they said. >> I think that this I still think inside job and I think that definitely there is an extreme agenda to paint it as though there is this group of
transgender assassins. >> Yeah. >> Out and about. But I don't think that there is. >> Yeah. I don't think there is either. It's like most of them are just worried about getting their freaking like, you know, um their hormone medication. No. >> Yeah. I don't think that there's but but someone's trying to make it look like there is.
>> Yeah. >> And so this is all Oh my god. This is Well, the transgender people are in danger right now, >> right? >> Extreme danger. >> It would be I could see I could see the I could see this coming. I I could like I just like I thought there would be some kind of incident like a big national incident with the transgend like bigger than the the school shing,
right? I thought there was going to be some kind of big >> Yeah. Um well, if you're out there and you're transgender, please make good choices. Um protect yourself, you know, maybe be a little under the radar. There is no shame in hiding. Seriously, [laughter]
>> comparing because already compared to T R O R I S T organizations like the worst ones, right? >> They're turning him into domestic terrorists. >> Yeah. So, you don't want to make yourself like a target. You you know, of course, you you know, always like I do believe in fighting for your rights, but
I also believe in living another day. So yeah, be careful out there people please. >> Oh yeah. Gotti, all I want to know is where was Flirty Diamond at the time? >> Utah. [laughter] >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh gosh. Hey, how are you? Good to see.
>> Oh my gosh. This is So that's going to be the issue between now and I I guess the holiday season. I thought it was going to be all about Atlas and the UAPs, maybe some ETSs or something, but no, now there's there's a war >> coming. There has been signaling of like, you know, Trump trying like they're trying to like roll back a lot
of the gay rights and they're like they just kicked the gays out of the military again. Like they used to >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. I think >> I didn't even know about that. >> Yeah. Let me see. I think it was like is it there were like they were allowed to do like administrative jobs but then Trump just did something with the transgenders. Let me see Trump transgender military.
Um it says that um Trump's military trans ban. It says thousands of trans people are currently serving honorably in the military and have done so for years. On day one of the new administration, President Trump signed EO14183 titled Prioritizing Military Excellence and Readiness to remove all trans people
serving, leaving tens of thousands of active duty service members, veterans, and members of military families in fear and uncertainty about their jobs, their healthcare, and their future. So he he did a complete ban on January 27th this year um to adopt policies that would prohibit transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people from serving in the military. This order also insulted trans people generally,
claiming that they are incapable of meeting the military's accession requirements and lack the selflessness and humility required for military service. >> Well, let's think about this, okay? So, let's say that somebody's trans, right? And they've been in the military for a couple of years and they like being in
the military. Everything's working out, no problems with the exception of them being trans, right? What if that person, let's say it's a um female to male trans, could that person just say, "Okay, well then while I'm in the military, I'm going to be female,
but as soon as I'm out, I'm going to be male again." I I mean, was that allowed or is it like if you're automat if you've already in the past said, "I'm trans," you don't get to stay at all. you can't even come back as whatever your biological sex is. Like how how is that? >> I I I mean it's like I think that I mean because I know that there's a large
amount of lesbians in the military, right? Yeah. And so and I don't think they consider themselves female to male. They consider themselves >> No, they're just lesbians. That That's why that's like that's why I'm wondering like how would they really be able to ban trans people? Because the only way
you know someone's trans really is if you know they're um physically displaying that they're you know dressing the opposite sex or maybe they get the cosmetic surgery, you know, whatever. But what if they're not but but what if they hide it? How would you know? >> Well, I mean they there's going to be
like, you know, military um who's going to have like their birth certificate or like they'll have that. Well, yeah, the birth but but but but I'm saying is like what if while they're in the military, >> they're they're um biological sex, but then when they exit, they become trans again, you know, or they're or they're
openly trans. I shouldn't say become open, you know, they're openly like that. None >> I'm not sure what I have to I have to digest some of this because >> this is wild >> for me. It's wild. But then again, I don't know a lot about trans. >> Well, yeah. It's like I mean I I know that they there was like don't ask don't
tell in the military and then this seems like the strictest thing I've heard against gay or trans like that happening and I think it's like they're saying trans but I think it's like kind of about gays in the military too in a certain way. >> It is. Well, it is it's like a roundabout backdoor way to attack gays and lesbians,
>> right? Even though some trans people don't consider themselves gay or lesbian because there's a lot of technicalities to it. >> Yeah. >> The only issue I've ever had with trans was or is when the trans person doesn't tell their romantic partner initially that they're trans. I think that you should always be open and honest. I I do
feel that. >> But um if you want to be trans, I feel like you should be able to be trans. >> Yeah. Me, too. And I don't I don't think that there's anything about the readiness. I mean, of course, there are going to be like certain issues that they'll have that maybe like, you know, they don't have the most normal normal life or upbringing necessarily, but I don't think there's anything.
>> It depends on the trans person. You could have a trans person who grew up in a very cookie cutter um idealistic household, or you could have somebody who grew up in a very unconventional household. But I mean, anyone can become trans. I don't think that I I'm sure that there's some more who are more um predisposition or likely to but
>> it's like identifying they can identify as basically right it's like it's like that's they decide like the person decides not like the >> I don't know what's really the difference unless unless they have the surgery are they just considered a drag queen or or by the law or I don't what if they don't have it's kind of interesting uncharted territory I'd
Okay. Um >> um I I I don't think you have to have the surgery to be considered transgender, >> right? Yeah. But so then I mean it's like then they can easily just like be the other sex and well I don't know unless there aren't hormones and stuff like that. I'm not sure. They can easily Yeah, they can easily just identify as
as the as their sex until they like leave the military I guess. Right. That's what I I would think you would do if you really wanted to stay in. But still, I mean, the fact I mean, look, the military is all about conforming. There's no getting around that. That's what military is. Conform. Conform.
Conform. Okay, fine. Um, [sighs and snorts] I don't understand like why not even in the military create
like the the the gay the gay arm of the of the military because you have males in the military wh females. Maybe there needs to be a division that's for gay people. Maybe. Well, they they what they were doing like during the don't ask don't tell stuff. It's like basically they would have like the gays or trans they would put them in administrative
position. They put them in non combat usually and so they offices so it wouldn't be like really an issue of like being on the battlefield battlefield readiness which is always like the concern like men would be like you know comfortable with the opposite sex in the showers or perceived opposite sex. I was thinking maybe it mainly has to do
with like the living and you know some people in the military being intolerant to the gay people being in there. But nowadays would it would that really be that much of a thing? I don't think >> I don't think I think when you're fighting like together or you're when you're working together like that I think that people are cool with each other. They just like, you know, they're
basically following orders and so they're told to respect everybody and, you know, they also bond like a lot, >> I think so, too. I I mean, right? [sighs and gasps] >> there's even like trans there's transgenders and male prisons. There's like there's like the men that will live as females in men's prisons, too. Like that's a >> There sure are.
>> Yeah. I I'm I'm thinking that um who what some of the I'll tell you what um a friend of mine was saying and I think that he might be right now I'm thinking about it. Some people might be living too long who
are in power as far as age because what what I'm what I'm feeling is that there's this archaic mindset from like you know our parents' generations even that has filtered into our immediate generation X generation. But you have
these older people now trying to condition generation Z to become you know like them. that that's not going to work. >> Uh is it the baby boomers? Let me say baby boomers are like in there. >> Baby boomers would be our parents. So yeah, but they're still alive a lot. I
mean, you know, my Well, I know you Well, I had a parent that just passed. Um you did, but there's a lot I mean my my my Trump is about that age. He's still living >> and he's making these freaking decisions. It's it's his group. They might be living too long to where
they're trying to extend what they perceive as their legacy into who are te, you know, people who are teenagers nowadays. But that's not for them to do. The teenagers need to make their own decision as they get into their 20s and 30s and later, you know, become the leaders of our society. Not these
>> got just said Wormwood and then he said final transmission then he said kiss your ass goodbye. I don't know what referring to gun controls Major Tom said I don't know. Do you know something Gotti? Gotti knew about Gotti predicted Hulk Hogan was going to pass away. What else have any visions Gotti? What's going to happen? Why you say wormwood? I know about the wormwood. The wormwood is
a planet right? That's like isn't that like the niburu or something right? Nibberu is that and it comes back around the earth. Is that is that what it is? Gotti or no? Wormwood is I know I think it's a planet like Niburu. Let's see if it's Nuru and that be you. Are you? Yeah. The wormwood is a symbolic plant
mentioned in book of revelations representing suffering, punishment or significant historical event and is sometimes mistakenly conflated with the mythical planet Nuru which is a pseudocience theory of a planet or collision with earth. With the with the term Niburu has been linked by some conspiracy theories to the biblical wormwood and planet X as a destroyer planet. There is no scientific evidence
for Niburu and NASA has debunked these claims as internet hoaxes. Well, and it's a I think Zachariah Stitch's name is coming up. So, it's like Sumerian stuff, right? Which is like very sus. >> Well, I mean,
>> some people think that we are in the end times right now. I personally don't, but some people think that we are. Re like if you look at like Revelations and like in the book of Jeremiah too it it I don't know if you haven't gotten to that yet. >> No, I haven't gotten to it. I'm only in the book of Ruth. >> You'll recognize
some current events in there. I think >> like or it's like you'll >> you'll just like you'll say, "Oh, this is happening today." Like like some sometime the Bible it seems like it's like they'll have some crazy stuff in there that's like, "Wow, this is happening like right now." And it's just like also the Kaluga too like which is like the you know the Hindu end times like the age of like destruction and
then >> yeah goes into a new age and we're also in the age of Aquarius kind of thing too. Good morning Lori. How are you? Hey Lori. >> Yeah. Hey Shan. Hey. Oh my gosh. Shan is guys we had a lot of uh lot of old friends here. Hey. What's up guys? You for a while. Lori, how are you doing?
Well, yeah guys, stay tuned with this. Stay tuned with the news and just yeah, just remember like, you know, sometimes the world is a stage and things are engineered for certain things. I was looking at this teaching about SCOPS today too because it's like I think we have a lot of them going on. >> Hey Lori, I see you. I'm just now seeing
the chat. Well, I mean, okay, if Well, I I'll ask the question that way um you don't have to. Okay. I I Well, you don't even have to answer the question. Do you think that this situation could be a scop? Yes or no? >> Okay. So, do I >> Yes.
>> Whether and whether I mean it's like I >> Yeah. think did he really pass away? Yeah. I do believe like that. >> Look, I I had I had a fleeting thought that maybe he didn't and that maybe this was a way for him to disappear. That did cross my mind. Yeah. >> I just don't know where they go. Do all these people that disappear go to
Epstein Island or I mean there's a lot >> they go to Mars. >> Mars. Yeah. I think there [laughter] are people that their death like I think there are like a lot of them actually like especially you know and it's like I don't know where they go though like probably to some like country without a lot of electricity or something. I don't know. It's like a >> or plastic surgery or
>> plastic surgery. He changes gender. Now he's like disguised as a woman. Now that's >> Well, wouldn't that be Oh my god. Well, if this were to be a movie, that would be that would be the um plot twist at the end. You know, >> with all the this weird bullet stuff and all the >> I know.
>> Seems like a movie already. Like, >> oh well, you know who's about to come into the forefront then? Oh my god. It it just occurred to me. >> Bruce Jenner. >> Oh. Oh god. >> Kaitlyn. >> Caitlyn's gonna >> You You Well, >> she's a Trump. Isn't she a Trumper? Yeah. Trumper. So >> Well, I don't think Well, well, let's see what uh what Caitlyn's been up to
lately. >> I don't think Caitlyn's a very convinc Well, I would I would say it seems like it's like it's not like a real transgender. I don't think I mean maybe I don't want to be offensive to Caitlyn Jenner or whatever, but >> Well, why don't you think Caitlyn's real? I think Caitlyn's very real of a transgender. >> I think it was like he I think it was like the Kardashians put put uh Bruce Jenner up to like doing drag for like
kind of scoff or something. I don't I don't know. >> I don't think so. And you know, I actually think that the reason that I say that Caitlyn is, if you didn't know Caitlyn was transgender, you would just think that Caitlyn is um an older um tall white woman because there are some
aging models who look very similar to >> I just can't think of transgender that like transitioned at like 70 years old. I mean, that's like a long time. I mean, >> because he couldn't do it before. He he it's like had to, you know, plus he'd already been like super athlete of the world. He'd always been propped up as being like a
real life Superman. Um, you know, the guy who actually played Superman got that part because he favored Bruce Jenner. >> Oh. >> So he, you know, he had to be like uber masculine his whole life. And then finally, maybe he felt like, well, I
have enough money and I'm already dealing with the Kardashians. Screw it. I'm just going to go ahead and come out and be transgender. But there is the question, did he decide to become transgender because of the um accident that he was in? Do you know about the accident where I I think
somebody was killed? >> I don't know. I don't I'm not sure. Um, >> but I don't know. I I don't know. But I bet you that we're going to see Caitlyn Jenner in the forefront because I wasn't even sure if Caitlyn was still alive.
But Caitlyn currently is 75 years old, has a birthday coming up in October, and let's see, what was the last thing that they were doing in the And Caitlyn has six kids, which is, you know, so you I think, >> wow, >> what if there's more transgenders than
we've ever known about, but they've all just been like >> I think there are I mean, I think that Hollywood um I think especially the female male to male like I think I think personally I think Justin Bieber is a transgender female or >> heard that before >> like I think there's different ones and I think that and even like certain ones and like music videos like there's like there's really really tall to music
video >> I think a lot of the supermodels were um male to female I I think quite a few and we'll never know exactly who >> but I think I've always thought that. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And then they had to put the obvious ones like RuPaul and stuff like that and like the real >> but the not so obvious became the supermodels, >> right? People don't even think about that because they're not obvious, right?
It's like right so they just blend in to it kind of >> because if you see some of these female to males like and the hormones it's like they gives them like the male chest and the plastic surgery is getting so good that they're just bone structure like shaving the forehead bones and taking off the Adam's apple and and it's like plus it's Hollywood right it's like
glamour it's like makeup illusion it's all illusion right plus a lot of >> there's a it's hard to tell with with >> I don't know some of them. I mean, I I've met some transgenders. I I've I you know, especially when I was living when I was living in Los Angeles and whatnot. Um
you would not know unless you knew with certain people. You you just wouldn't know, >> right? >> Some some are obvious, but some are not at all. >> Like Buck Angel. Buck Angel was like, you know, very famous uh female to male. Female to male star.
>> Yep. >> And it's like just like buff like hairy chest, hairy all hairy and then vagina, >> right? >> So they caught the guy. Yes. Scotty. Apparently they have the guy in custody. Apparently um they found bullets with anti or with like transgender rights stuff on the bullets. I mean it's just
very confusing. I mean it's crazy. Um, and he was talking about transgenders shooters or something like that right when he got shot at school. >> That's so wild. I mean, really interesting to watch.
>> Interesting. Oh, we do have Well, it's they're showing the the father who turned his son in. The father's name is Matt. The son's name is Tyler.
>> Okay. The mug shot did come out >> 40 seconds ago. I I'll send it to you. Let me bring up the tweet.
Um, he he looks like the picture. He's a he's a thin, slim um appears to be a white male. I I don't think this is a transgender. It It could be. I don't think it is, though.
If this is real, looks real. >> What a bizarre. What a bizarre bizarre story. >> And Lori says there's a gun with a towel on it. >> Hey, Jim. How are you? Jim Nick. Jim >> Wait. says, "Please pray for her." Okay, we're
gonna pray for you, Jim Nick. >> Wait, with a towel on it or a cow on it? >> T O wel? a towel on it. Okay. I I sent you the picture of the person H.
Yeah, they're posting it everywhere. That must be him.
I think that and I do think that like if they do have some of these SCOPS or whatever, I do think that they are written by the AI. I think that AI writes some of the stuff like that scripts it. >> You think so? Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. >> That feeling because it's like some of the details are very AIish
like very fanciful like What if the AI is subliminally programming our minds to play all this out? >> That's what I'm saying. Like they could come up with the names and stuff like that and have like little um Schrodinger's cat. No, I know who you
are. You are um you are Empress Empress something. What's a what's a what's Shortinger's cat? They can't They're porn bomber. It's Empress Satan or something. Empress something. Um I I don't >> Empress Chinchilla. You're Empress Chinchilla. I know who you are. Okay. Yeah. Remember when you said I Oh,
I don't know who these people are. Oh, yeah. I'm Christian Chill, right? I don't know. It's Ben.
Yeah. Is that the real Jimnick? I wonder if that's the real Jimnick. um click on her uh >> thing to go to her channel.
>> What you got planned for today? Uh not too much. Not too much. When I get off here with you, I'm going to just watch some whatever's on YouTube for a little bit. And I'll probably do some work later this evening, but that's it.
>> That's it. I'm not I'm just kind of like all about self-care right now and I'll hang out outside and that's it. What are you going to do? >> It's Friday. Um,
I do want to I really I really would like to try to work to get this uh my um I have another troll, you know, I have a report for this for the troll book. I can show you like a couple pictures from it actually. They're kind of cool. I'll bring them up on the screen. So, here's
some of the artwork. Um image file. Yeah. Okay. Let me see [clears throat] if I got this. Okay. downloads. Yeah. So, these are these came out really good. Here's a couple. There we go.
>> The anatomy of a troll. Projection, gaslight, divide, shame. >> It's got interesting and it says chaos. >> I love how it's on like the parchment um looking back. Looks for It's kind of like a grim a grimary style or grimmoire style a little bit.
>> Yeah. And uh and the style. Let me see how many fingers do they have with five. Perfect. One, two, three, four, five. Okay, perfect. 10 fingers. Uh but yeah, I I don't know what the has Venus all over it. When you create your book, are you planning because you were saying that you might make like a printed edition, but would you consider making
like a special edition collector's edition? Maybe that's leather bound with some sort of um >> intricate metal emblem on the front. Maybe it could be your own personal seal. >> Maybe there could be actual parchment kind of feeling pages.
>> Yes. like it would be expensive, but it would be the collector's item, you know, the collector's edition of the Psyche Awakens Trollopedia because I would get something like that. [laughter] >> I would be like, "Treat yourself for Christmas." Yeah. >> I want to make it at least probably like I want to like make it like four times bigger.
>> Yeah. I mean, it is available. I I just like I think that there's like there's a lot like just like I I think there's a lot more because it is like kind of an encyclopedia. So, I do want to like have like a lot of like more stuff because originally the one I started was it was going to be a report but then I was like now it's like too big for a report and I have but um >> well you could have like like the key
information in in the front >> or you could even arrange it in in like into testaments or or various books within the book. >> Yes, >> you could do that. >> Yeah. And I do want it and it's like it is kind of it is pretty magical book too because it has I do have um like some
sigils and things in there. Um I'll show you one more. Let's see. >> Like you need a dictionary section basically to outline the various types of trolls. Okay. >> But then you would have like um kind of like the introduction or the or or like the main material. But what I think is unique about what you created
is that you do offer solutions. Not just you're you're not just posing the the the you know what it is or you know explaining problems. You're offering solid solutions. So yeah, you need to make a big leatherbound book for people to buy. That is the quintessential collector's edition of the Psyche
Awakens Tarot Trollipedia. >> I love this drawing. This this uh this art. It says divide is the oldest spell conquest and the triangul. It's like the three and it's like it's like the three in one and and it's like kind of this is just what they do. Like this is triangulation. It's like >> I like um I like I like how these illustrations
are. >> Yeah, >> this is very interesting. I like this style. I I I like the um monochromatic >> more so than some of the illustrations that you already have in the current edition. Yeah. So, I'm considering like, you know, but the good thing is is like now I will, you know, I have everyone's
um you know, email addresses so I will be able to like um give everybody the updated editions and also I'll have it I'll have a space on the website too where people can people that buy it can always, you know, get the updated um edition. But yeah, I do want to like have a I do want to I do want to like have it have it have it finished like
really finished like but Um, I I need to push I do like, you know, I do I need need to push out. I need to get started and it's like but I do have more to add. I do have more to add. Like there's more ideas that have come up now and especially like without doing the sequel I want to but thank you Lori. Yeah, it's gonna be but it's
really it has great information and uh I'm going to put more because I was uh I didn't put too much I was kind of worried about putting too much personal um >> you know about people in the community and stuff like that but I think I might just change some names around and you know to protect the innocent or not so innocent uh and uh
>> or I'll get or I'll get permission or something like that. I'll get people to use c to to put people in the book and stuff because I I do want to put some more personal stories in there. So, uh yeah, >> you could do you or you could do like uh um part two with the personal stuff. You
could have the trolledia simply be information about, you know, trolling without naming any names, >> but then you could do a sequel to where, you know, it's more of your personal experience and firsthand accounts and things like that. >> Yeah. And plus the plus, I want to do the website, too. I want to like have
the website [clears throat] be like a great resource like with a lot of information in it, too. Mhm. >> And um and I think this and I think the report is going to be really good too like um and I'll give the report for free and um and then it will you know lead back to the website and promote the other book and it's all going to be a beautiful syn I
think it's going to come together perfectly. It's going to come together. >> It is it's way >> you have a game plan. >> Hey Tree Frog, how are you doing? Tree Frog in the chat. Yeah, guys. So, I'll looking forward. So, that's like a little prestige preview. I have I have actually have 10 of these of these drawings like, you know, um because I think the report's going to just be like a have like a
basically it's 20 pages, but like you know, 10 drawings and 10 uh 10 regular pages in it. And then I want to get the uh the trolledia maybe over a 100 pages. So, it's a little little bit to to do to it, but it'll be updated. It's and and right now while it's the price won't go up. So, if you buy it at the the low price it's at right now, then I no it
won't price won't go up for the the for them. But, um you know, I'll continue to update the versions. But, um yeah, I think I will have I will raise the price. Um once I get it in print and have it significantly added to >> Well, once you get it in print, you definitely have to raise the price
because of the cost of producing it and everything. But I I hope that you do make like a super special edition one because that's what I >> I want to do some autographs. I want to autograph some and I want to do some special ones for especially for people that are here like and uh you know like
my um my wonderful um supporters here and um people that are in the show. I think it's a very YouTube oriented book. It's kind of very specific to the to the YouTube trolling. Thank you. Thank you. It is exciting and I think it's gonna I just I have so much just there's like so much I just there's a never- ending well of material though. It's like it's like
there's so much and it's like I just want to get it presented the right way. And uh I do have a I I love I do love writing and I uh I love English. That was always my subject. I was always bad at math, but always always loved uh English. And I this this is right of my area, too, because I was always into like these fairies and trolls and
monsters and fantasy and stuff like that. Hey, what's up, Zippa? Hi, Sippa. Zippa's here. My gosh, so many people. You know what's so funny? It's like um there's so many people that are like that are back. It's so great. It's like and I have um >> Well, do you think it's the time of day also? because because this is early and
there's a lot of early birds like >> but I and I feel like there are early birds. Um but I feel like also like there's like a the energy is different. I think that there's like there's some like negative energy is cleared out I think a little bit like and it's like >> I think it's a like people are coming >> possibly back and I think that that's a good thing. That's a pretty good thing
because >> well you got 38 people in your chat right now. That's pretty good. >> Yeah, >> that's pretty good for this time of the morning and everything. >> Yeah, I think it's I think so. Like I I am >> Well, are you going to be like more of a early afternoon show or late night show because you're awake? I want to be a morning show,
>> right? Um I I like basically I just like whenever I feel like it because I'm like I have like a very chaotic kind of like >> I'm the same way. I will never criticize you on that. >> [laughter] >> I so it's like when I'm uh when I feel like it like there's this lady that does this tarot she goes I'm just like I'm here because I feel like it like so when I feel like it Yeah. But I mean I was
like looking back my when my first shows were like 11 and 12 hours. Like I was just on all day like I was like wow I have so much material. I have so much um shorts like just one hour of uh of my show I can get like 20 shorts out of that which I did yesterday. Right. And so, >> yeah. >> So, out of like an 11 hour show, that's like 20 times 11 20. It's like 240. It's
like just hundreds of like there's like so much so many clips I can like it's just it's gonna and then the clips are going to like help bring new people to the channel. I think I've been putting a lot of the shorts out and some of the like from the earlier shows and I think they're really it's really cool. I think I mean it's just like I have a whole bunch of material that's and it's like
wow. Like I have like a whole beautiful like like a lot to draw from. I'm also talking like I get to talk to like the higher ups at some of these companies. Like I was just talking to the CEO of this one of these the clipping companies. Um and he's like said give me advice. He just invited me to do this contest where you can win an iPhone and
stuff. Um but um yeah people are because I have like you know um decent channel I think. I mean, it's like and so people people are taking notice and I want I really want everyone to be successful and uh and happy and and I think that together like when we we can
come together and we can all um all we can all help help each other and support each other and I think that uh I think that there's so much potential untapped potential too in the panel verse. I think it's very very very very tiny and niche right now but I think that a lot of people would like it that like there's people that come for the
first time and they're like wow I love this is so great like um not not only here but like a lot of you know other other panel like bunch of panelists they like this universe and the people here and it's like we need more people though I think it's going to be get it's gonna get bigger and uh hope you know crazier and I really and it's really like uh the
more the marrier too because it's like it's not a competition. It's like more like you know it's like there's going to be there there basically there's billions of people in the world, right? And it's like you know we're dealing with like thousands, right? And so it's like there's just like so many so much that can happen and so it's going to be a journey. It's going to be
awesome and I'm really really proud of it. Like how how everybody's um I've inspired a lot of people to stream too like Paige started streaming. That guy Isaiah kind of started streaming. So I brought some people into it and it's like we should just keep keep going and stick together and uh make beautiful things happen. We can
make I think there's amazing amazing things we can do. All of us
So, I look forward to it. Oh my gosh, how much my drinks do I have left? I still have half my drink left. Okay, I'll take down this thing. Okay. Oh, well, I lost A. Okay. Love you, Al. Oh my gosh, I've been Love you, Alex. I'm gonna head out and get some breakfast. And thank you guy. Oh, thank you guys. I
love you. Thank you so much, Alex. Great talking. It was so interesting. I love you guys. Hey guys, I hope you have a wonderful day. I'm going to play my I'll play a video of the way out. You guys have a wonderful day. Let me see if I go like this. I can put this on. There we go.
Okay. Enjoy the video. Love you guys. I'll see you later.
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