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Was Trump's security better this time?
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There was a lot of security, yes. But dude, I think it's very obvious that the Secret Service had a lack of protocol standards because how is the only other spot where there's even a line of sight to the President not secured with a cop or Secret service? It makes 0%.
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Yeah, pimp on a blamp. I confronted the young turds And Cenk Yungar got me kicked out because I crashed his live interview with Piers Morgan and he didn't have any sense of humor about it. Got me kicked out. It's ridiculous, crazy.
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And you didn't even say anything crazy?
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No, I mean, I called him a transgender. And, you know, I. I'm. I'm not trying to name drop, of course. I started out the podcast name dropping, but I'm friends with Lord Trump, who's the head of the rnc. Like, if I really want to fight, I think I could have stayed, but I had some obligations here with you in Las Vegas, so I had to get out of Milwaukee anyway.
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They dragged you out?
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They dragged me out, took my credentials, 25 cops. They loved it. You know, after this shooting, they'd like to go after, like, somebody like me. You know, it's just kind of a joker. You know, I'm joking around. I'm not an actual shooter. Like, I'm the threat. Right. You know, they love dealing with me because I'm a comedian, but if it's a real shooter on a rooftop, they don't even want to go engage with them.
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Was Trump security better this time?
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There was a lot of security, yes. But, dude, I don't know how deep you are into conspiracies.
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I'm pretty deep.
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Yeah. I mean, I know you are. I've watched some of your clips. But I think it's very obvious that the Secret Service had a lack of protocol standards, because how is the only other spot where there's even a line of sight to the President not secured with a cop or Secret service? It makes zero percent. And there was supposedly 25 people that alerted the cops that there's a guy walking around with a 10 foot ladder. So I mean, what more do these Secret Service need than people saying, hey, there's a shooter on the roof. But, Sean, this is where it gets conspiratorials. They want to kill the President. They want another 911 event because they want to demoralize us. And I think that the plan failed and they wanted Donald Trump dead.
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Now, there's recent developments where there was a big hedge fund that shorted djt.
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Yes. And they're based out of Austin. And then this morning, you know, they've been called on it because yesterday that, that tweet was going, you know, millions and millions of hits about how they're connected to blackrock. They're connected. They're. One of their biggest funders is George Soros.
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Wow.
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And then on top of that, when they got Called out on it this morning. They said it was an accidental buy.
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You accidentally spent 12 million?
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We just accidentally just shorted a stock. $12 million. These people are. They'll just look at us right in her face and lie to us.
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That's crazy.
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Yeah. So I don't know. I'm such a conspiracy theorist. Like the government with COVID Like, I love Donald Trump, but there's definitely some complaints with Donald Trump. Like, you know, Covid, I didn't really love the way he handled it. I didn't like shutting us down. I didn't really like, you know, January six too much. But he is the deep state's enemy, and I believe that the only way to stop Donald Trump is to kill him at this point.
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Yeah, they're saying Biden might drop out.
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I mean, anybody that's been paying attention knows that Biden ran his whole campaign from his basement. The guy hasn't been capable of being a president for four years. So the fact that they're doing this now is just like kabuki theater, I guess. Or just to make us all of a sudden think now he's doing a bad job when he sucked this whole time. Biden inflation, dude. We can't afford to buy a house. Nobody can afford groceries. I mean, the price of gas is almost triple what it was when Donald Trump left. So they need to get him out, but they don't have anybody to put in. Who are they going to put in? Kamala Harris with BJ Harris, you know, you know where, how she got where she is today?
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I actually don't.
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Mayor Willie Brown, the mayor of San Francisco, she was like, you know, his head staffer, and supposedly she had a sexual relationship with him.
B
What?
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Yes, the mayor of San Francisco. And that's what got her political career.
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Yes. And she was a thruffle with Montel Jordan. Montel Williams. Wait, wait, who is the host? Montel Williams. Montel Williams was in a throuple. He was a talk show host. Like, you know those daytime shows like Dr. Phil or something. And she was supposedly one of his throuples. So Kamala Harris is a freak.
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That is crazy.
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And she's freaky deaky.
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Sean, I was on your ig. I saw you went to the Dallas pride parade.
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Oh, dude, this pride. And I, I want to say. I want to start off by saying this. I am not anti gay, but the sexual indoctrination of children at this pride parade. There was a Texas state rep that didn't even have his own kid. There had like this African American kid at a pride parade. And like I said, you can be gay if you want to be gay, but they were out there in thongs. They're out there sexually gyrating. And I'm not, like, against people having fun, but the sexual indoctrination of kids at this pride event was alarming. And the amount of. I don't know if you've seen all my clips, but I go to. I've been to a bunch of drag queen story times. Why do these drag queens always want to read the kids? Why don't they ever go to, like, a retirement home and read to some elderly people? Like, leave these kids alone.
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Yeah, I feel that. I saw the videos of the San Fran pride parade. That one looked crazy.
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Oh, dude. And that's. That's kind of the scariest ones is when I get hit with, like, water or when they. When they. Somebody dumped a bottle of water on me, then they threw hot coffee on me and I thought it was urine. John.
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Damn.
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So that was scary because I was like, what just hit me in the face. But the protest, the scariest protests, though, that I've been going to lately are the Palestinian Gaza Strip protests. And it's not even that the Palestinians, you know, because I am empathetic to them. You know, I don't like what's going on in the Gaza Strip. I don't like people dying. I don't like innocent civilians dying. But the Palestinians are being so heavily affected by this that they're going to be forced to do something like a George Floyd Summer of Love event where some people actually get hurt. At one of these protests, soon I could see that. And I wouldn't be surprised if it's like a Jewish person or a Palestinian person. It only takes, like, two people to make it all pop off.
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Yeah. So I'm surprised someone hasn't been hurt already. The highest tension to one right now.
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I'm really freaked out, though. Just. I just know I go to these protests and that's the one. I think if I'm going to get hurt, it's probably going to be one of those.
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Dude, that's scary. Do you do those protests where you block off roads?
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No, but did you see a person in London just got charged with five.
B
Years for blocking the road?
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Yes. They finally got him to just stop oil. They chose him for five years.
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What was the charge?
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I think it was because they just stopped a road during a, like, major public event or something. But I'm just saying, these protesters, they're getting more and more entitled, and people just want to become this, like, new viral world or just a cell phone is all it takes to go viral. They're gonna up the ante when it comes to their antics. And, like, one of these Palestinian protests, there's gonna be like a bomber or something.
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Jesus. Yeah, Some of them are weird. Like, they'll go to an art museum and throw paint on the art.
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That's so stupid. They just throw a mayonnaise on it. Or they. They throw. What did they put on the Mona Lisa? They'll put orange paint. I mean, and climate change is the biggest joke in the world. Like, of course humans have an effect on, like, habitats and a little bit on the weather. But the global sea level rise is not anywhere where it said. When I was in college, they made us watch An Inconvenient Truth, like, my first semester there. And they said, by the time you graduate, the polar ice caps are going to melt and Louisiana is going to be underwater. All false. Because freaking Obama has a house on the water. Bill Gates has a house on the water. All these billionaires. Mark Zuckerberg has a house on the water. If they thought climate change is real, they wouldn't go buy mansions on the freaking beach.
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Yeah, dude, they got me with that one growing up. I believe that one.
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Big time, big time.
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Gas. I thought we were gonna run out of gas.
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And that's the other joke. We gotta talk about this. They say gas is dinosaur bones. Yeah, right, dude. And, you know, I had a clip that's. That's crushing. You need to put this clip on Instagram. Sean, what do you know about dinosaurs.
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They're all ancient, right?
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Yes. If they say they're, you know, billions of years old or whatever, they lie about dinosaurs. I'm not saying that big lizards and big creatures didn't exist. Woolly mammoths. But like, if you actually look into dinosaur bones, whenever you go to a museum, you're not looking at the actual dinosaur bone. You're looking at a replica of it because they say so biodegradable. And they're, you know, have so much radium or whatever the proper term is that they can't even put it on display. So you've never even seen a real dinosaur bone out of all the dinosaur bones you've ever seen, John, you've never even seen a real one. Did you know that's true? Yeah, that's weird. They're making them in China and like, it's. That's the first thing they teach kids. It's always about dinosaurs. Dinosaurs, dinosaurs. Because they want to make you feel like you evolved from pond scum. Because it's not about the dinosaurs. It's about hiding the existence of God. If they make you think that you're just, you know, one part, you've only been on this earth for a blip. It hides the fact that a creator created the world that we live in. And like, I'm not even super religious, but it's just so obvious that the people that are in power, like Hillary Clinton and, and George Soros, they do worship Satan. You've heard this stuff, that they worship Satan. So if they are into the occult, then they believe in God. So I think it's pretty obvious that there was a creator. Not everything happened just accidentally. Damn.
B
So you don't believe dinosaurs ever existed?
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No, I just don't believe that. It's a story they tell us, you know, Like, I think that it's different. The dinosaurs aren't as old because there's like cave drawings where humans are walking with dinosaurs.
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I saw that, actually.
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So it's just weird. There's just weird stuff. I just don't. I don't ever believe the official story of anything because they want to make the earth, you know, seem like it's so old and they'll tell you something like it's fact. Like you'll look at a rendition of a dinosaur. They don't know what the dinosaur's eye color was, but you're just seeing an artist's rendition of it and people think it's real. And like, everybody loves Jurassic Park. Who doesn't love, love Jurassic park, but just what they tell us about dinosaurs. Like, do you ever believe in Nephilim? You ever heard about the giants?
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Nephilim? No.
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Okay. So supposedly the Earth was inhabited by giants at one point, and these giants were kind of bad dudes. And that's why God sent the flood and Noah went on the ark. Is that at one point there was giants? And they say the Smithsonian is hiding the giant boundary. Really? Yes. You've never heard of Nephilim? Wow, dude, that's people's, like, favorite conspiracy because it's in the Bible.
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I need to look into that.
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So God casted a third of the angels out of heaven, and those angels came here on Earth, and I guess they mated with the humans, and then the offspring were these huge Nephilim.
B
Holy crap.
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Yes. And these Nephilim, like, took over the world. They were fighting with the humans. Like, you've heard of David and Goliath?
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Yeah.
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So these are Goliath. God's here on Earth.
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Okay.
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And no, I had to wipe them out. That's interesting. So I do believe in giants too.
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I could see it.
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They lie about everything. Dude, I just hate the government. I mean, I don't hate it so much. I don't think the government should exist, but I just hate that they lie to us and don't tell us the truth. Like, we get no transparency with this Trump shooter. No transparency. What I'm most passionate about, Sean, and what woke me up was, and I don't want to get too, too political, but it was 2016. Really? It was 2015. I remember. And you're young, but you probably do remember Trump. Zero percent chance Trump's not gonna win. You know, Hillary's 100% gonna win. And my mom's like, no, Trump's gonna win. And my mom is. You know, she's not that politically savvy. I was like, mom, you don't know what you're talking about. The day of the election, New York Times said that Hillary's gonna win 99%. That's what her chances of winning was. Came out that that was fake news and that Trump won. And that's when I realized that the media will just look us right in the face and lie. Then I started looking at Jeffrey Epstein, looking into John Podesta. You look into Hillary's leaked emails. These people are all, like, pedophile adjacent, hanging out with a guy by the name of James Alifontes who owned this pizza Parlor in Washington, D.C. and if you go to his Instagram account, there's all these weird pictures of Like B babies and money. So I am of the opinion that Jeffrey Epstein was probably the world's most prolific child molester. And he was best friends with Bill Clinton, who rode on his plane 27 times. And once you, like, start to connect these dots and you look at how many people Hillary Clinton has been responsible for killing, even Muammar Gaddafi in Libya. You probably don't know much about Libya, do you? Muammar Gaddafi was the president of Libya. Libya was actually thriving under this guy. I think it was socialism, but they called it something else. He actually helped out the citizens of. Citizens loved it. He created a dam in northern Africa that gave other Africans water in countries outside of Libya. Not only did we not like him because he wanted to take their money. They had a bunch of oil and gas. They wanted to put it on the African dinar or the African money instead of the gold standard. Hillary Clinton has a clip of her saying, we came, we saw, he died. Where they actually not only killed Muammar Gaddafi by training these rebels to go kill him, they blew up a dam that gave clean water to Africans in inner Africa that hospitals use.
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Wow.
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So that's. That's the kind of sickness Hillary Clinton is. She'll bomb a dam in order to make money for Americans.
B
That is crazy. What do you think her. Her goal is?
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I don't know. But you know, in Libya right now, where Mumar Gaddafi was the president is the only place in America, or not America, in the world where you can go buy a slave right now. You can go to Libya and there's actually a current slave trade. Really? Yes, in Libya today.
B
I thought it was abolished.
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No, in Libya, there is slave trade is still going on in Libya.
B
Holy crap.
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Crap. You didn't know that, Sean? Yeah. Fact check that you can still buy a slave in Libya.
B
That is nuts.
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I know. The world's nuts, dude. You wouldn't even know there's still slavery going on. You know, the. The mainstream media doesn't cover Uyghur slaves in China.
B
We. What?
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There's Uyghur. You know there's slaves in China.
B
There is?
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Yes.
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That's where my mom's from.
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Yes, there's slaves in China. There's slaves in Libya. The slavery still exists in the world today. Damn.
B
They taught us growing up it was gone.
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They said it's gone. It's not gone. We need an underground railroad to save everybody. But. But yes, the world's crazy, dude.
B
It's a shame because I used to like history class, but now later you find out Most of it's just bullshit.
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It's all BS. Even when they tell us about World War II, you know, obviously the Holocaust was terrible, but there's this little thing called Operation Paperclip. They don't talk about where America brought over the top Nazi spies. Werner von Braun is a guy that was a rocket scientist that built all these rockets that went and, you know, killed people in Poland. When the war was over, when America won, we brought over the top scientists and top engineers and let them join our government here in America. And Russia took the other half. So if these people were so bad, which I'm not saying they're good, why would we give them a free new life in America to basically, you know, ingratiate themselves in American politics and just American government? So just a lot of what they tell us is not true.
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That is crazy. I see the Holocaust is being challenged right now.
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It is big time being.
B
Which is nuts if. If that one ends up being kind of fake. That's crazy.
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The Holocaust is not fake. But it's just the numbers are the numbers. There's something weird about the Holocaust. And you look into the Holocaust, and this is the problem. I say this all the time. We have to be very careful, because I don't want to get canceled. But one of the fastest ways to get canceled is to say that only 5,999,000 people died in the Holocaust. If you don't say 6 million, you're Holocaust revisionist, you're anti Semite, you're all this stuff. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying when you look into the Holocaust, some of the stuff they tell us, we need a little more transparency with that. But of course, that makes me seem like a bad guy. And I'm very empathetic to all my Jewish brothers and sisters. I'm empathetic to all my Palestinians friends. It just sucks that we have such a divided world where we kill each other. I'm. I'm a conflict interventionalist. I hate war. And I think as human beings, we should be able to come to some sort of agreement without shooting each other in the head.
B
Yeah. That's why you like Trump.
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I do. Like, that is part of the reason why I like Trump and everybody that bashes Trump. Trump's not perfect, but the fact that, like, he sleeps with women, at least he's not a homosexual, He's a badass. He's a real man. He's successful in everything that he does. And all the rappers used to love him. They'd Always rap. Oh, I got Trump this, I got gold. I want to be like Donald Trump and as soon as he becomes president, they all hate him. So it's very ingenuine. You know, Trump's always been loved by the people.
B
A lot of people got programmed to hate him.
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Exactly right. People are being brainwashed and I don't know. But at this point I don't even know if Trump can save our country. Cuz I do think that he's the most popular politician that is running this year. Like I think he's more popular than Joe Biden. But I think they could easily steal it. And then even if they don't steal it, maybe they'll let him win or they he wins naturally. Then they can just create even more chaos. Then they can start another George Floyd. Then they can just start another summer of Love. So I just. Another pandemic, another government kerfuffle. So. And they'll just use Donald Trump as the scapegoat.
B
I could see that. What do you think of his VP pick? Because I wanted Vivek personally.
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Yeah, I like Vivek. You know, J.D. vance is probably a good guy, he's probably a smart guy, but he kind of bashed Donald Trump eight years ago. And I'm not saying that you can't change your mind. Everybody can change your mind. But I like General Flynn. General Flynn was a four star general. He was a badass in the military. I would have liked him to be the VP pick and not JD Vance, but we'll see. I got to go with whatever Trump thought. He knows better than me. But like I said, JD Vance and then did you know his weird connection with Viveg?
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No.
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So J.D. vance went to law school with Vivek Ramaswamy and J.D. vance's wife and J.D. vance with his wife, who's Indian, had three kids and he named his son Vivek after Vivek Ramaswamy. Yes. J.D. vance's son is named Vivek.
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What?
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Yes, yes, yes.
B
Small world.
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It is a small world. And they all went to Yale, which is the Skull and Bones. Is that, Are they in the secret society? Are they in a secret society? Maybe. I don't know. I'm friends with Vivek, but I don't know.
B
A few presidents were in that one.
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They all are in it. I mean, maybe not Trump, but John Kerry and George Bush were both in Skull and Bones and running against each other for president in 2004. It's just such a joke. It's all like, you know, Political theater.
B
They're doing something over there.
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Some magic secret societies do exist. Do you believe in secret society? I do, I think so. Like, you know, they say it's like the Freemasons or what? I mean, that's just one. But even, like, even the Church of Scientology is kind of a secret society. Like there's a lot of organizations. Even like the Vatican is, you know, you could. There's probably secret sects of the Vatican. So there are secret societies of powerful people that are very influential.
B
They say Soros leads one.
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George Soros for sure. If he's not a reptilian, he's something. He's leading some sort of underground bloodletting or whatever. Blood drinking ritual. They're probably like with Lady Gaga, cutting cats heads off and drinking the blood.
B
I've seen that theory of the child blood or whatever that is.
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It's called adrenochrome and they say that it has anti aging benefits. And I wouldn't be surprised. I mean, Jeffrey Epstein, there's a guy, Jimmy Seville. Have you ever heard of Jimmy Seville?
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No.
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Oh my God, no. I'm really sorry. Go. I'm already sweating. I'm hot. I'm in this suit. It's 200 degrees here in Vegas. Jimmy Seville was the world's most prolific pedophile even before Jeffrey Epstein. He was the host on the show called Top of the Pops in the uk. He was knighted by the queen. All this came out after he died, that he molested hundreds and hundreds of children. So much so that he actually was a volunteer at the Royal Children's Hospital. He was a porter and he would supposedly take bodies from the morgue. They would do sex ritual magic on a boat and they would throw the bodies into the ocean.
B
What?
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Jimmy Seville, look it up. He was the world's worst and he was knighted by the Queen. Best friends with Prince Charles, who's the king right now?
B
That's so weird. I don't know why these old guys love this pedophilia stuff, but Jeffrey Epstein.
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Is best friends with Prince Andrew. That's the queen's son.
B
Everything's connected.
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Everything's connected. And I don't know why they're just so. I said this earlier when it comes to drag queen story time, and now I see it with this online porn because you're so young, but the sexual indoctrination of kids. I'm in my 30s when I went and I looked at porn. We had a Playboy magazine and it was like Carmen Electra. I mean, yeah, it was bad, but it Was not a girl getting gang banged by six, you know, seven foot tall NBA players. And so these kids are just getting so much, they're getting so desensitized from all the sex. And that's done on purpose. And I think that's why like you see at the border, there's the border crisis. They want a lot, you know, other than the drug trafficking, you know, there's a ton of human trafficking going on at the border.
B
Really?
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Come on, Sean. You know, that's what they bring these kids in. When I go to, I'm in Dallas and I go to these hotels like the Roosevelt Hotel in New York where they'll get a free hotel if they cross the border. Even if they're an illegal immigrant hotel that costs 350 bucks a night. You'll see like three kids with one like 25 year old guy or, you know, I mean, I don't know how old the guy is, but just some young looking guy. You're like, is that the kids dads? Is that the kids dads? And they can't do DNA tests, so there's like tons of kids with men. Don't see a lot of moms. And those kids are valuable because not only can they sexually traffic them, they're the most vulnerable, they're the easiest to control. So we have a horrible human sex trafficking problem that's happening right now that politicians on the left and politicians on the right, they talk about it, but they're not doing anything to stop it.
B
Damn, that's terrible. I heard the border was bad. I didn't know it was up.
A
Dude, it is that bad. There's like rape, there's all kinds of, you know, rapes that happen, dead bodies that have been found. I mean, it's horrible. And then on top of that, then you have the illegal immigrants come and they're killing some people. Like Lake and Riley was killed in Georgia by an illegal immigrant. Dude, it doesn't make any sense. And I'm not even anti immigration. I think we should have immigration. Donald Trump's coming up with a good plan. If you graduate from a university, that should get you a green card. I vibe with that because you put in a lot of time, you have to invest in American University. But just being able to come here with a criminal record and get a free hotel room in New York City, that should be banned, that should be stopped right now, 100%.
B
So if you're in Mexico, you could just cross right now.
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You can just cross. And it's. And the cartel's Running this. And you know, I said this, I said this on a few podcasts. But I'll say it here. It's so crazy. The cartel is not afraid of the United States government whatsoever. As a matter of fact, there's like been shoot off, you know, whatever standoffs on Arizona, on the Texas borders where the cartel is actually shooting at the border patrol agents.
B
Wow.
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But Mexico just got their first female Jewish president. Did you see that? No, you didn't see this? For the first time ever, Mexico has a Jewish president. Wow. So this is all you have to know. For all you people that you know go after Israel. If the cartel is afraid to kill one Jewish lady, they're not afraid. I'm just going to say this. If they're afraid of a Jewish lady, they're definitely not afraid to kill you. But it does show you who they are afraid to kill.
B
Holy crap. Jewish lady.
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Yeah, she's running.
B
How did she win?
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I guess she was the president's right hand woman. But it's just kind of unique that they have a Jewish president in the cartel does not want it. They've killed 37 other presidential candidates before her, but they didn't touch her.
B
Dude, I didn't know Jewish people lived in Mexico.
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I never heard of matzo ball enchiladas at all. So it's crazy the world we live in.
B
You mentioned porn earlier. Do you want a band like Candace Owens does?
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I mean I vibe with a lot of what Candace Owens says and how do I say this? Because I am, you know, I do believe in the first amendment, but I really don't like how every girl's now just going on only fans and basically exploiting themselves for. Yeah, even if it is a decent amount of money, just you can't ever come back from it. So I don't know. As a content creator, I do crazy stupid stuff. You've probably done, you know, some crazy stuff asked crazy stuff. So how much, how much more moral is what I do than in only fans? I do think it's more moral, but at the same time I don't want to be the one judging. So I don't know if it should necessarily be illegal, but I, I don't like porn. I think it is a plague on society.
B
Yeah, look at the mental health issues right now.
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That's what I'm saying. Kids are just constantly cranking it. Then they have no confidence to actually go get laid in real life. And it's creating this whole new like in cell environment. That's where it's coming out of. Because these kids are getting this instant gratification from cranking it.
B
Yeah.
A
And they don't even want to. A real girl. And then even when they get with a real girl, because they've looked at so much pornography, they're having like erectile dysfunction or they're having unreal expectations of what actual sex is like. And so it's just messing up. And. And you can see the birth rates are declining. So I think porn has a direct relation with, you know, the direction that society's going in. And it's not a good direction. 100.
B
Are you still going to city council meetings?
A
I am. And I meant to go to one. You know, I sued Las Vegas and I really. So I've sued three cities because they kicked me out. New York was not. The first place I sued is Dallas. That lawsuit's still going on. So I went to the commissioner's court, this guy, Clay Jenkins, who's a Dallas county judge. And what happened was when he was in college, he did a panty raid. And he painted his face black. And he ran. This is at Baylor University in Waco, right outside of Dallas. And he went and did a panty raid. Now, the panty raid, you know, in college, you're acting like a goofball. I don't even think that that's that bad, I guess. So I go in. There's a D magazine article about this. And the article is actually a favorable article about the guy. But I just read the one bad part where he did a panty raid. And the judge already knew. He knows me. He knows that him and I don't get along. He's like this liberal guy. As soon as I started reading about how he got arrested, the county commissioner next to him kicked him out of the meeting and said, bailiff, get him out. Kick him out. Well, what they don't realize is that there's an order of procedures that they have to follow in this courtroom. And that if they want to kick me out, the only person that can kick me out without a vote is the actual judge, any of the commissioners. They have to hold a vote to kick me out. So they kicked me out without doing a vote. So they violated their own rules. They've been trying to settle, but we're just gonna. We're trying to go to court. Cause we wanna get a bigger payday. And we just think that we gotta teach them a lesson. Now. Second place I sued was New York City. Similar situation. It wasn't personal. But I was talking about like, you know, Dr. Fauci Gimme that. Ouchie. I was doing something crazy, and they this. I think it was Gennaro. Councilman Gennaro kicked me out. I forget which council member it was in New York kicked me out. But New York so over, you know, ran with criminal cases and civil cases.
B
96% conviction rate.
A
Well, what they did was, is they just settled with me, and they just paid. They just cut me a check.
B
Yeah, you were in that 4% that actually won.
A
Yes, they cut me a check because they didn't want to pay all the legal fees. So then I won the New York case. Dallas case is still going. And then, of course, Vegas Mayor Goodman. She's a legend here and actually respect her. My most viral video of me speaking at a City Council. 50 Cent shared it. Ocho Cinco shared it. Everybody shared it. I go there, and I'm like, yeah, I'm here from the Church of Scientology, and I lost all my money. You guys gave me, you know, too much alcohol. Then I ended up with a Filipino transgender in my room. And, like, this video went nuts. It just. Everybody still gets reshared. Today they kicked me out with, like, 30 seconds left because I say, you know, I said at the very end, it's like she was a chick with a dick. And Americans like, sir, you got to go. You got to go. So we sued them, and, of course, Las Vegas bought it tooth and nail, and it got to where we finally settled. But I had to pay court costs, so I had to pay him, like, two grand.
B
Damn.
A
But I didn't win. I ended up costing me a few thousand bucks.
B
So you wanted to get kicked off?
A
I. Well, no, not necessarily. No. But we just filed these lawsuits because it's our first amendment right. Anybody should be able to say whatever they want. There's been cases, and, guys, now, this is gonna make me sound like I'm pro Nazi. I'm not pro Nazi at all. But there's been people that have gone there and zig heil and said the most repugnant stuff ever. And you're technically allowed to say that according to the Constitution.
B
So do you have, like, a time limit?
A
Yes, there is a time limit. And, you know, if you go past the time limit, they can kick you out, but they shouldn't be able to kick you out for saying something like, negative, interesting.
B
And anyone could just show up.
A
Anybody can show up.
B
Wow. So what's the next city you got planned?
A
Well, you know, I got. I got some. I got something really cooking in New York City in two weeks. I don't even want to talk about too much, but New York City is the one where I've been hitting really hard because they have the most meetings and they just get the most pissed off. So coming up, like, with the election, I'm going to be doing a lot more political stunts, but I got a lot of stuff on the horizon. I just. This is the problem, Sean. You see my videos. I can't have to keep changing. It gets stressful. Like, you know, I constantly have to do something different or else it gets stale.
B
Yeah, because you're probably Shadow Band.
A
I'm shadow. Oh, shadow man. Like a mofo on my Instagram that's hardly been able to grow. Even though I'm getting millions of views. It doesn't make sense. Like, I had one video get 6 million views. I didn't even gain any followers from.
B
Wow.
A
I just don't get it.
B
You might have a double factor. Sometimes when you press follow, it says, are you sure you want to follow this person?
A
I don't even think I have the double factor. I don't even think I have the double factor. I don't know, I just, I'm always losing followers. I'm gaining like every time I open the app, it's like I gained 97 followers. And then somehow it's just. Facebook in Meta is the worst. Like, I had Nick Fuentes on my podcast years ago. This is almost three years ago. And I didn't have it on my Instagram, but my Facebook, I did, you know, streamed on YouTube and Facebook immediately during the stream. They shut it down and gave me a 90 day ban on Facebook. So I think meta, I think Meta and Facebook is actually probably the most heavily censored social media. Maybe TikTok, though. I haven't had that much success with TikTok. They kick people off of TikTok very easily.
B
I have a strike on TikTok right now.
A
Yeah, I got a bunch of strikes on TikTok, but I still think meta is the worst. And they admitted that they, you know, engineered the election or, you know, definitely helped Joe Biden.
B
So crazy.
A
I know. This is.
B
I'm a little scared to have Nick on because he hit me up.
A
You should have Nick on.
B
You think it's worth it?
A
Well, no, this is the thing. I think you should have Nick on. And I've said this story multiple times, and I'll say it again, Nick is a brilliant guy, very smart, but he's caused me a lot of opportunities. And. And him and I are actually, you know, we get along we're friendly. But before I really knew kind of the history of Nick Fuentes, I knew that he was controversial. But I guess I like that he was controversial. I didn't realize, but I didn't know the people he's pissed off. Like, I'm controversial, but there's certain people that I've pissed off that hate me even more. Like, Dan Crenshaw does not like me. AOC does not like me. Well, I didn't realize I was so lucky to work for this organization, Turning Point usa. And I still work for him. But when I started working for him, I did a couple gigs, became, you know, part of Turning Point usa. Nick calls me or messages him. He's like, let's do a podcast. So I do a podcast with Nick immediately. Turning Point USA calls me. He's like, alex, you can't be a part of our thing if you're going to associate with Nick. Like, you have to decide, you know, Nick has come after us. You know, we don't want to be associated with. Nick is very. And I was like, I didn't know it was that bad. Turning Point let me stay because I really didn't realize how contentious it was. So I like Nick Fuentes. I think Nick Fuentes is smart. But it's. And Nick, they're going to clip this, or Gruber's going to clip this. When you put Nick on your podcast, you are going to face some sort of scrutiny from somebody somewhere.
B
I'm going to lose some sponsors.
A
I don't know, your sponsors might not care, but just somebody somewhere is going to be mad. And that's. That, to me is like, why you should have him on, right? You should have somebody on that's going to piss people off. So that's why I think you should have Nick on, but just be expected to get a little backlash. And that's why he's a good guest. That's why it gets views, because of that. But at the same time, you just never know, like that Turning Point, it could have been a really bad. Thankfully, it wasn't.
B
Yeah, no, I agree. I just don't want to lose a whole social media platform, you know?
A
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
B
YouTube or something.
A
It's. It's almost not worth it.
B
Because that's what I'm saying, that they.
A
Can just, like the interview be good. I'd put it on X, I think. I think you'd be fine doing it on X. But I. I mean, I wouldn't put it on Instagram. I Wouldn't put it on Facebook. I'd be careful about YouTube.
B
I got two strikes on YouTube. I got to be real careful.
A
Yeah. I would not put. I mean, if you got two strikes on YouTube.
B
Medical misinformation.
A
Yeah. That's what they got me for the vaccine. I've gotten multiple stuff for that.
B
Even autism cure. Like if you mention any cures, really, they'll get you for.
A
Well, you know, and you might have to bleep this out, but I'm of the del Big tree, like, mm. The measles mumps rubella vaccine. If you change the schedule and spread it out, because the schedule. So you got to take all three of these vaccines by a certain age, if you spread it out, the occurrence of autism goes down.
B
Wow.
A
But it's not just vaccines now. They've done research because I've really looked into it. And this makes me nervous because I haven't had a kid yet. I'm getting older. That's why I need to get my girlfriend pregnant. A lot of times it's the guys. The older the guys get and your semen degrades a little bit. And that's another reason why people. Why there's an increase in autism is because people are having babies later.
B
Okay.
A
See, I didn't know that. I didn't look into. Yeah. So it's not just outside, you know, I mean, I guess the outside factors could mess up your semen, but it can be from just being older and having babies older.
B
There's a lot of factors, I think.
A
Yes.
B
Kids are getting 70 vaccines now. So.
A
So I mean, I do the vaccines have. You know, could they be responsible for it? Yes. But I think there's other factors too, that, that's why it's so high. Because now I forget what the rate is, but it's like 15 of kids are diagnosed with autism, which is crazy. It's something insane.
B
And I have a controversial take on autism because I have it, but I think it actually helped me.
A
Yeah. You know, for some people you can be a high functioning autist. I feel like I have a little bit of autism. You might have it even more than me, but it's the debilitating autism. Some people have good autism. I think there's two different kinds.
B
Yeah. Elon Musk has it. A lot of entrepreneurs have it.
A
Does it make you hyper focus?
B
I think so, yeah. I have ADHD too. So those two combined just like kind of deadly in business.
A
And then sometimes you'll be like. Because you're. Since you're a little Autistic, you're like, focus on a project and try to. That's how I am too.
B
I don't stop till the job's done.
A
And that's how I am also is like, I kind of like to wait till there's deadlines getting closer because it puts a pressure on me to focus and get it done, which is weird. It's not that I'm not a self starter because I'm like you. I create content. Nobody has to tell me to do that. I want to do it. But if the pressure's on, I'm even more motivated to go do whatever that project is.
B
Yeah, I feel that. But at the current rate, it's scary because it keeps climbing. If everyone has autism and everybody is.
A
Have you ever seen the movie Idiocracy?
B
Yeah.
A
Yeah. It's like we are getting dumber. I mean, this is a perfect example. Boeing 737 Max 8 Jet, the newest jet. They just paid, what is it, $300 million. They admitted that their jets are faulty. The newest planes are crashing. That doesn't make sense. We should. The plane should be getting better, not worse. I think it's because human beings are getting stupider.
B
Wow. I could see that though.
A
I think we are. I hate to admit it, but I do think it's humanities and like with AI, because that's just going to basically kill a bunch of people's jobs. So people are going to have less jobs. I'm. This is the real conspiracy. In the very near future, Sean, what they're going to want to do is they want to demoralize us so much that they want to plug us into the metaverse. And in the metaverse, here on Earth you only live like 70 years. But in the metaverse, you can live for a thousand years. In the metaverse, you can be the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys. You can be Steph Curry, you can be who? You can be Donald Trump in the metaverse. And people are going to go to the place like the movie Vanilla sky and plug in and live in that artificial reality. And I think that's like gonna come sooner than later.
B
Ready player one.
A
Ready, player one is gonna happen. You're gonna be in like even a dinky trailer, probably, or like a nice whatever office, and they're gonna plug you into this and you're gonna die and you're gonna think that you're in there and maybe you do live there for a second, but as soon as you plug into that machine, you're basically just killing yourself.
B
Matrix.
A
It is like the Matrix. The Matrix is real. You had to sneak on. You know, Andrew Tate talks about it. There is like a real world that I feel like I live in, and then there's like the fake Matrix world that we live in. Like, everything's safe and effective. Everything's going to be okay, when in reality, not everything's going to be okay. And so there are two worlds. Like, the Matrix is a world that, you know, says that kids can have 10 different genders and that it's okay to get a mastectomy and that, you know, you can do whatever you want. And then there's a reality where there's only two sexes. There's male or female. So it's kind of like you can either live in the fake Matrix or you can live in the real world. And they want us to be in that fake Matrix and they just want to make it exponentially more matrixy by plugging you into an actual computer.
B
Yeah. You start questioning, how long has this been going on? Because it seems like people are aware recently. But do you think this has been a thing for a while?
A
What are you talking about?
B
With like all these programming and hidden agendas?
A
Oh, of course. I mean, they've been trying to do psychological warfare on human beings from way before COVID I mean, since the 60s, they've been using music to kind of influence us to fight with each other. Because that's what they have to do, Sean, is they have to piss us off. They have to create race wars. When, yeah, there's racist people, but if we're fighting each other, the blacks and whites are fighting, the blacks and the Chinese are fighting, then we're never going to actually go after the politicians and try to fix our problems. So they constantly want to keep us in this low vibrational state. Because when you're in this state of fight or flight, you're only reactionary. You can only react. You're not actually like, you're in that fight back mode. So that's why they keep you in this like kind of negative state, because you're easier to control. But like, when you're high vibrational and you're positive, they can't control that as easy. Wow. So that's why they always want to keep you sad. They always want to use fear. It's called trauma based mind control, dude.
B
I used to watch the news growing up and I would go to school depressed.
A
Yeah, that's what they want. They want to constantly. It's like trauma bonding. They just want you to hear trauma after trauma after trauma like 9, 11, when you watch that video is just to demoralize you and make you so scared about the future. And then we went and killed a million Muslims for weapons of mass destruction that didn't even exist. So yes, that's what they do. It's always a psychological operation. There's always some sort of new trauma based mind control that they use on the, on the public to scare them. Like with COVID with the Vietnam War, with the atomic bombs, with nuclear weapons. Like every country has nuclear weapons. That's the one. That's a new conspiracy that people are starting to really vibe with. Like what they tell us about nuclear weapons isn't true really.
B
So no one has them.
A
Of course we have big bombs. We have huge bombs. I think Trump dropped Moab. It's called the mother of all bombs. But that was one of the biggest bombs we have and it was only like blew up the size of a football field. If you look at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they were able to start delivering flowers like the next day.
B
What?
A
Yes, dude, it came back really fast. And the fish doesn't have radiation poisoning, that people are still eating the fish. That really the occurrence of cancer in Japan in those areas is not higher. So yes, we have huge bombs, but if they say that we have nuclear warheads, then we can go and invade every single country. It's a way to scare us. Every single student in school, one of the first things they teach you is that we have enough nuclear weapons to blow up the earth 100 times over. Didn't they tell you that? They said, oh, there's only gonna be roaches left. So that's just another form of trauma based mind control scaring you. It's like dinosaurs. Like what happens? Dinosaurs. Trauma based mind control. It's like, it's just a way to make you think and feel insignificant because you're just here, you know, you're this small. But the earth has been here billions of years and all this stuff came before you. When it's not true, it's like they're lying to you to make you feel, I guess, just insignificant. Damn.
B
They said North Korea had nukes in.
A
North Korea didn't have any nudes. They don't have food. They barely have food. They're over there, like putting. You've seen those documentaries and they go in North Korea and they have a fake grocery store.
B
Yeah, yeah, I've seen that one.
A
Dude. I'm saying they got fake grocery stores, Sean. They don't have nuclear weapons. Give me a break. They do have Some big bombs. Yeah, they got some big bombs. But you know who probably sold them those bombs? America. And that's where it really gets bad. I'm gonna get hyped up. The biggest problem with America today is not just the sex trafficking, not just the fentanyl crisis that's killing all of our friends. It's the fact that America's best industry are BO in guns. The military industrial complex. If it wasn't for the military industrial complex, America wouldn't be the country it is today. We sell all of our weapons to these countries. That's why we're funding the Ukraine war. That's why we're going to fund the war in the Gaza Strip, because we can sell these guns to all these other countries. There was presidents before us that have warned us about the military industrial complex. But because America only makes bombs and planes and weapons, the actual weapons of mass destruction, there's never going to be an end to all these wars.
B
Wow.
A
We want the wars to happen. We benefit from the wars. I hate that. I hate that America benefits from killing people and every single politician. And this is why people consider me conservative, but I get so mad at that label because the politicians on the right are basically just as scummy as the politicians on the left. Like, they have probably better social morals, but the people on the right, they're neocons. They want to go to war and kill children in the Ukraine right now. Think how many young kids are dying. You've seen the videos where they drop a drone on a person in a field and just blow them up. Crazy for what? Well, who does that benefit? Who are you protecting? And so I just hate that our country is built on the blood of basically children. And until that stops, until America figures out a way to make money from not just bombs, we're screwed. There's never going to be an end to war.
B
Blood money, dude.
A
It's actual blood money. And you see the movie Lord of War, Nick Cage, like, that's real. Like, they figure out what to do with all these old guns and old bullets and they'll go sell it to, like, Nigeria or they'll sell it to Libya or whatever. You know, they. All these guns, even an old gun has value because it can go to some other country. And we're the ones making it. We're the ones that are manufacturing all this, all this stuff. And that's why we like to give it away so we can charge ourselves for more new guns. And these are black budgets. We can't even audit these budgets. That the military industrial complex uses. So we have no idea how much we're spending.
B
Insane.
A
Yet they can't give us free health care. We can get all the bombs in the world that we want, but you can't make affordable health care for poor people, for middle class people. It's all a racket. And Smedley Butler said that he's a five star general. War is a racket. It's a scam.
B
So healthcare is a scam. I'm paying 700amonth and you're probably getting. It's not even the best.
A
That's what I'm saying. It's not even the best one. It's just such. That's what I just went in for a CT scan and all this stuff and I have insurance and it was still 7, 500 bucks.
B
Holy. The average person can't afford this.
A
No, dude, I'm like, I paid in a payment plan. I was just annoyed. And so I had. It's just sad. We live in a country and then you go to Canada, their healthcare system isn't great, but at least it's free. At least people have access to it. So I don't know what the perfect system is, but I do know that they can give every single person in the world a free COVID vaccine plus a free cheeseburger or, you know, whatever, hell, whatever stupid incentive they gave. But they can't give us free insulin for diabetes. You know, they can't give us cheap ambulance rides, they can't give us affordable medication. Doesn't make sense.
B
I like what Cuban's doing, even though I disagree with him politically, but with his drug company, I like that it's just the cost.
A
Yeah, that's what. And you know, Mark Cuban does some good stuff. He, politically, I don't agree with him, but I, I do think, like, I do give Mark a little bit of the benefit of the doubt because I do think he like, wants to do good. Does that make sense? Like, I don't. I think when he's doing his virtue signaling and stuff for like trans people or, you know, the black community, I, I do think he has society's best interest. But he's a Trump wannabe. You know, when Trump did the Apprentice and it dominated, Mark Cuban put out this show called the Benefactor that bombed.
B
Oh, really?
A
And it was like this. And he and Mark Cuban bought a TV network. It was called Access tv. I forget what the network that he owned. It was called. It was actually based in Dallas. But he wanted to be like Donald Trump kept failing Kept failing. Kept failing. And then what helped Mark Cuban is he got on Shark Tank, but Shark Tank was already a successful show when Mark Cuban got on it. So Mark Cuban wants to be like Donald Trump, but he just doesn't have Donald Trump swag. So that's why it's like, I don't really like his politics, but I don't think he's that bad because Trump did the same thing. You want to appease both sides, you know, So I think Cuban tries to do that a little bit.
B
That makes sense why he hates Trump so much.
A
Yes. And Trump wrote him a letter after his benefactor got canceled, and Mark Cuban has it hung up and framed in his office. So, yeah, they have a huge rivalry. Wow.
B
No wonder he supports Biden so much.
A
Exactly.
B
Such a smart guy.
A
That's what I'm saying. That's why. Because him and Trumpet, they have personal beef.
B
That makes sense.
A
Yes.
B
That's the one thing I never understood, why he likes Biden so much.
A
Because you think that they would get along. They're both, you know, billionaire businessmen. You know, they have a lot in common. But it's a personal vendetta. Personal view. Damn.
B
Shout out to Cuban, though.
A
Shout out to Mark Cuban. He sold the Mavs, though. Now the Mavs are owned by. I forget the name of the woman, but the. There's some Las Vegas family, so.
B
Oh, yeah, yeah.
A
So he. And he's not running the basketball operations anymore, which is crazy.
B
Crazy. You're in Dallas, right?
A
I am in Dallas. I am in Dallas. I like Dallas. I work for the Blaze. I'm so lucky to work there. They're based in Dallas. I like Texas. I mean, it's easy to fly everywhere. But once again, we talk about, like, conservatism or whatever Texas people think is, like, right wing. Dallas is basically liberal now. It's a huge city. Houston is a liberal city, Millions of people. San Antonio is a liberal city. Austin is, like, the most liberal city. So the four biggest cities in Texas are all liberal. So Texas is becoming purple and it's going to be blue very soon. People don't realize that the landscape's changing so much. And we talked about immigration. Did you know in California, just this past year, the most popular name used to be Smith, now it was Hernandez.
B
Really?
A
Yeah. So that shows you the changing landscape.
B
Went from white to Hernandez. Hernandez.
A
Isn't that crazy?
B
Why is Texas going blue? That's crazy.
A
I know you think it'd be more conservative, but. No, Texas is getting liberal, and they're just letting people out of jail, just letting in all these illegal immigrants come over. And once again, I'm not against immigration. I just hate that when I get it, if I get arrested, I got to go to court, I got to do all this stuff. If they get arrested, they get to just go back home. So it's just two. It's a two tiered justice system. That's not fair.
B
Wow, I didn't know that about illegals. They just go home.
A
Deported. Yeah. ICE has deported multiple murderers. Look it up. Yes, there's people that have murdered. There's people done all kinds of crimes and have been deported because they don't even want to do anything with them here in America.
B
Yeah, well, no wonder they're committing crimes then. There's no penalty.
A
You get a free ride. I mean, some people do have to, you know, they hold him in jail for a little bit, but eventually they'll get transported and they'll get, get, you know, kicked back or deported to their own country.
B
Crazy dude.
A
Yes. The world's not.
B
Sean, what events you got coming up?
A
Well, I got a lot. I mean, what. It's the end of the summer, which is kind of crazy how fast time flies. What do you think you record all the time. Doesn't time just fly by?
B
Elections coming up.
A
That's what I'm saying. So the November, I'm just like, I'm gonna have to do a lot of. I'm doing a lot of public events. But the protests, I think is what I'm going to be focusing on. I was talking to you earlier about like the Palestinian protests. That's my best content is going there. And people say I'm trolling maybe a little bit. I'm trolling because I am kind of instigating, but just seeing what's going to happen because it's only going to get more volatile. And you see the people on the left, they're getting sick of Joe Biden. They all want him to drop out. Now they say he has Covid and that he's not mentally capable of being president, which has been the case for four years. So there's a vulnerable time in America for there to be a lot of civil unrest. So I guess my focus is just covering the civil. Upcoming civil unrest that I think civil, obvious. And if it doesn't happen right before November, let's just say Trump wins. It's going to happen right after November. There's going to be some sort of black swan event or some terrible event that's going to cause us. Could you imagine though, Sean? You and I sitting here, how different the world would be if Donald Trump, if that bullet was one centimeter the other way.
B
Civil war.
A
It'd be a civil war. There'd literally be a civil war. And you know what? I'm anti civil war. I'm very good friends. My good buddy Tim Pool, he talks about it a lot. And, and a lot of people like, oh, Tim, that's not gonna happen. And I always have Tim's back because if that bullet goes in his. In his head, there's a civil war. There's people going with guns in front of their house, marching, doing something.
B
Yeah.
A
That want to start something, that want to instigate. So, like, is it going to be some organized civil war, like robbery, Lee versus, you know, north versus South? I don't know if it's going to be like that, but it's going to be a war between Americans.
B
And they're going to try again, I bet.
A
Oh, they're going to try to kill Donald Trump this time. Alex Jones said they're going to use a bomb next time.
B
Or poison, I heard.
A
Or poison. And that's what they try to do with Fidel Castro. They try to kill him for years. And I read in the spy book, and I forget the reason why they didn't do it, because they didn't. I guess they didn't want to start a conflict with Cuba, but that one of the ways they're going to do it is they were going to put some sort of powder in your shoes. And have you ever heard of a heart attack gun?
B
No.
A
They have a gun. You can look this up. You guys look it up. And if you post this and post. You need to edit it in, because they went in front of Congress and talked about it. They have a thing called the heart attack gun where it shoots an ice dart. It looks like a normal gun and the dart is so small that when it goes in you, it melts, so there's no trace of it. And it has a poison in it. And you die within a minute. Whoa. Yes. And it's a heart attack on you. It makes it look like you had.
B
It's just water in it.
A
Well, it's ice. And then once it, once it dissolves, it has poison in it. Damn. And you die. So they're gonna do something like that. And I don't want Donald Trump to die. I don't want Joe Biden to die. I don't want anybody to die.
B
I don't want RFK to die.
A
I don't want rfk. To die either. I don't. And I like rfk, but he's just such a. They're not going to take out. I do think he should get Secret Service, but I don't think. Once again, I like rfk, but did you see that clip where he said if I. If every skeleton in my closet voted for me, I'd be king of the world? And, you know, he's like a rich kid. You know, he supposedly did something weird with his babysitter. I'm just saying he's. He's got too many skeletons in his closet. I think he's just kind of running for the cloud, so I'm not even worried. I don't think the Deep State is actually sexually threatened by rfk. His vaccine stuff is good, but he's a climate change guy.
B
He believes in that.
A
Yeah. And, you know, he made. Him and his wife, Cheryl Hines, they made. They had a party during COVID and they made people show their vaccine cars.
B
What?
A
Yeah. So I like rfk. I'm not even hating on him. I do like his medical stance. And I'm. I'm intellectually honest, where I can look at somebody and I don't have to agree with him on every single thing. That's the stupidest thing in the world. Like, if they disagree with me on one thing, then I hate them. We can disagree, guys. Like, I disagree with my own dad. I disagree with my girlfriend. You disagree with my dog. He wants to go on a walk sometimes. I don't want, you know, it's okay to disagree. So I like rfk, even though I don't like some of his policies. You can like Donald Trump, even though you don't like every single one of his policies. And you can like some stuff about Joe Biden. I think Joe Biden's kind of funny. I think, you know, he's not a good president, but I'll give him this. He was the first vice president with a black president. Pretty big deal. And he was the first president to have a black vice president. So, you know, in the history books, that looks pretty good for progressivism. Any of his policies that he did were crap. I mean, you shut down all the pipelines. We can't even get cheap gas. Like. Like every single thing that he did as president was not good. But he did have some things that I think when you look back on his presidency, when you and I are dead and gone, they're gonna be like, well, he did do this. He did do this. So I can give him that. I can give him Credit for that. But everything else we can call out. And there's a saying, and I say this all the time. My. My fans are gonna get mad at me for saying this and say, broken record. But idolizing a celebrity or politician is like thinking the stripper actually likes you. You, the stripper doesn't like you. The politicians don't really care about you. They just want to keep their job. And celebrities don't even really care. You know, they just want to make money and get more fame. So, you know, just don't put your hope into a politician that can really only screw you over. You got to just put your hope in yourself. God, and be like Sean or be like me. I'm sure you'll say, live unapologetically yourself and go take risks. You know, go do a podcast or go invest in something that makes you happy. Do something you're passionate about. And don't worry about the president. Don't worry about Joe Biden. Don't worry about Kamala Harris. Don't worry about the war in the Middle East. You know, these are things you need to be cognizant of. But try to find personal happiness and do what you love and what you're passionate about.
B
Agreed. Don't get too wrapped up in it.
A
Yeah, we. And I get wrapped up in it. And then I had to tell myself, listen, I have to have gratitude. I mean, I'm in Las Vegas. It's a beautiful place. I can go get, you know, delicious hamburger on the strip. You know, I mean, life is good. I can go to the pool. We got it made in the shade. I'm on a freaking gravy train with biscuit wheels, as they say. So I don't want to try to get too low vibrational, get too negative, because that's what they want. Oh, yeah, they want us to be constantly sad. They want us to be like, you know, hopeless, black pilled. But we should not be. The world is a good place and life is short, so we don't have time to just waste it on being sad.
B
Yeah, enjoy it. We'll end it there. Man, where can people find you guys?
A
Primetime 99. Alex Stein, Pimp on a blimp. Find me on Instagram. Instagram, find me on YouTube and definitely hit up my Twitter or X. Alex999. And guys, come on tap in pimp on a blank. Sean Kelly making it go insane for the Ukraine. Live from Las Vegas.
B
Boom. Peace, guys.
A
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Digital Social Hour - Episode #806: "Election Betting: The Legal Way to Profit Big!" with Alex Stein
Release Date: October 15, 2024 | Host: Sean Kelly
In this episode of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly engages in a candid and dynamic conversation with Alex Stein, a comedian and political commentator known for his outspoken views. The discussion delves into a variety of controversial topics ranging from election betting and political conspiracies to social issues and personal anecdotes. Below is a comprehensive summary capturing the key points, insights, and notable moments from their dialogue.
[02:09]
Alex Stein recounts his recent experience of being expelled from the Republican National Committee (RNC). He shares an incident where he interrupted a live interview with Piers Morgan, leading to his ejection by Cenk Yungar. Stein emphasizes his role as a comedian and provocateur, distinguishing his antics from real threats.
"I confronted the young turds... Got me kicked out. It's ridiculous, crazy."
— Alex Stein [02:09]
Before diving into political discussions, the episode includes a sponsorship segment promoting Kalshi, the first legal exchange in the U.S. to trade on various events, including elections. Stein explains how users can wager on outcomes like the presidential race, with potential to profit significantly.
"Kalshi is the first legal exchange in the US to trade on these kind of events."
— Alex Stein [00:56]
Stein expresses skepticism about the security measures surrounding former President Donald Trump. He criticizes the Secret Service for what he perceives as inadequate protocols, especially regarding lines of sight to the President.
"I think it's very obvious that the Secret Service had a lack of protocol standards... It makes zero percent."
— Alex Stein [00:56]
He further delves into conspiracy theories, suggesting that there are factions aiming to destabilize the nation or harm Trump. Stein connects these ideas to broader narratives about media manipulation and deep-state agendas.
"They want to kill the President. They want another 911 event because they want to demoralize us."
— Alex Stein [03:49]
Stein criticizes mainstream media for misinformation, particularly regarding the 2016 election. He recounts how he realized the extent of media deceit when Trump won despite predictions favoring Hillary Clinton.
"That's what I realized that the media will just look us right in the face and lie."
— Alex Stein [04:06]
He also touches on historical events, questioning the official narratives of World War II and the Holocaust. While acknowledging the atrocities, Stein suggests discrepancies in reported numbers and motivations behind historical actions.
"The Holocaust is not fake. But it's just the numbers are the numbers... We have to be very careful."
— Alex Stein [16:34]
Stein shares his views on LGBTQ+ events, particularly focusing on the sexual aspects he perceives at pride parades and drag queen storytimes. He expresses concern over what he terms "sexual indoctrination" of children.
"The sexual indoctrination of children at this pride parade was alarming."
— Alex Stein [06:45]
He also discusses recent protests, especially those related to the Palestinian-Gaza conflict, predicting potential violence and escalation.
"The scariest protests, though, that I've been going to lately are the Palestinian Gaza Strip protests... It's only a matter of time before something happens."
— Alex Stein [07:40]
A significant portion of the conversation addresses immigration, particularly the challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border. Stein highlights issues like human trafficking, inadequate penalties for illegal immigrants, and the complexities of deportations.
"There's a horrible human sex trafficking problem that's happening right now... politicians on the left and politicians on the right, they talk about it, but they're not doing anything to stop it."
— Alex Stein [21:53]
He criticizes policies that allow illegal immigrants to avoid severe consequences, arguing for stricter measures to prevent exploitation and crimes.
"If you get arrested, you get deported. There's a two-tiered justice system. That's not fair."
— Alex Stein [45:07]
Stein offers a critical perspective on the military-industrial complex, asserting that war is perpetuated for profit. He laments America's reliance on weapons manufacturing and the endless cycle of conflicts fueled by armament sales.
"War is a racket. It's a scam. We want the wars to happen. We benefit from the wars."
— Alex Stein [41:04]
He references historical operations, such as Operation Paperclip, to illustrate America's pattern of utilizing former adversaries for technological advancements, further embedding the military-industrial complex within national policies.
The duo discusses the flaws in the American healthcare system, highlighting exorbitant costs and inadequate coverage. Stein contrasts it with systems like Canada's, advocating for more accessible healthcare solutions.
"They can't give us free insulin for diabetes... It's all a racket."
— Alex Stein [41:58]
Stein shares his experiences with suing city councils in Dallas, New York, and Las Vegas for what he perceives as violations of his First Amendment rights. He narrates incidents where his presence was unwarrantedly removed from public meetings, leading to legal confrontations.
"We sued them, and we're trying to go to court because we wanna get a bigger payday and teach them a lesson."
— Alex Stein [27:25]
Looking ahead, Stein speculates about potential civil unrest and even civil war in the United States, driven by political tensions and violent acts against prominent figures like Donald Trump.
"If Donald Trump is killed, there'd literally be a civil war."
— Alex Stein [47:14]
He warns of increasing polarization and the likelihood of severe conflicts emerging from unresolved political and social issues.
In wrapping up, Stein emphasizes the importance of personal happiness and resilience despite societal challenges. He encourages listeners to focus on self-improvement and maintaining a positive outlook to counteract pervasive negativity and trauma-based manipulation.
"Life is short, so we don't have time to waste it on being sad."
— Alex Stein [52:01]
"They wish to demoralize us... and they failed because they wanted Donald Trump dead."
— Alex Stein [03:49]
"Idolizing a politician is like thinking the stripper actually likes you."
— Alex Stein [51:04]
"The Matrix is real... they want us in the fake Matrix."
— Alex Stein [35:58]
In this episode, Sean Kelly and Alex Stein navigate through a labyrinth of contentious topics, blending political commentary with personal experiences. Stein's forthright manner and provocative viewpoints offer a raw perspective on current events and societal issues. Whether one agrees with his stance or not, the conversation undoubtedly provides a thought-provoking exploration of the complexities surrounding modern politics and social dynamics.
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