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Unmasking the Illuminati: The Lies Behind the Legends | Alex Stein Part 2 DSH #850
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Unmasking the Illuminati: The Lies Behind the Legends will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the world. 🌍 Dive into a captivating conversation on the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly, where we unravel mysteries and explore
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A
Out of heaven that came here on Earth. So that's why they like it. This 33, the people that kind of like the Illuminati and worship the devil. So I do believe that there's angels that came down and maybe mated with mankind and then they had these Nephilim babies and then maybe God had to flood the earth and that's how they killed them. You know, I don't know exactly what happened or how it happened, but I just feel like the story that they're telling us is not true. And for sure. Giants walk.
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B
All right, guys, part two with Alex Stein coming off another cancellation?
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A
Basically. Yeah. The Forward Star Telegram is supposed to be writing a hit piece. And I really appreciate you having me back on, Sean. And you know, it's funny, the first time I came on your podcast, I'd seen your clips. I'd seen probably hundreds of your clips, followed you for a while. But like, I guess I didn't really know your interviewing style because there are clips, right? You know, I hadn't watched your whole podcast and then now I realize you're so smart. You get the most controversial people on and you let them say all the crazy stuff and you just sit there and look like a genius.
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B
I just sit back and let them speak.
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A
Well, Gary, the number guys is crushing it, you know, And I like Gary. I love his astrology stuff. Once he said like one thing that blew my mind is how he said, what was it? Ukraine was like year of the Taurus and then Russia was founded in the year the whatever.
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B
All the astrology stuff.
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A
All the astrology stuff. And now that's why they're beefing. And then what was it? Kobe and Shaq, their astrology. I'm just like, then I Google it. And he's right. I'm like, oh my God, this guy's insane. But a good insane that all that.
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B
Astrology, he finds a lot of patterns.
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A
And I do think there is something to it because, you know, I wanted to get into some conspiracies because we only have so much time and I know, like your clips do so well. And people love the long form podcasts, right? People like listen to an hour and they're working out or whatever. But most people watch short form these days. Yeah, that's just what most people watch. And I see these clips and I'm like, well, when I'm. Next time I'm on, I'm going to say some crazy stuff or at least get some good clippable moments because I think that's like the Only way people will learn something new, because it's hard to make some.
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B
That shock factor. Yeah. But if you could back it with facts and, like, you know, data.
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A
Yeah, of course. Like Gary, the number of guys did with when I looked up, like, oh, Shaq was born in this, and he is that sign. But, you know, I want to talk about astrology. I talk about, like, the Earth that we live in. You know, I think that they lie. Like, one of the biggest lies is that they say that we evolved from abiogenesis, that a cell split on its own, and that we just all just, you know, basically evolved from pond scum. I mean, theoretically, that's what they say. It's like they don't know if it was lightning struck it or what energy created this abiogenesis. But to me, even if you're not super religious, because there's so many different religions, and I'm kind of of the opinion that I think a lot of organized religions annoying, but they want to hide the existence of God or that there is something supernatural, there is something esoteric that is around us. And that's kind of what makes me mad, is that they want to tell kids. And I think that's why there's so much transgender stuff, is that we're all just a big bang cosmic accident, and your life means nothing, and that you're just, you know, you just happen to grow from. From the ground. Basically, literally, you came from nothing. And I think that they want to hide the existence of God. That's, like, one of the biggest lies. Cause they want to make you think that nothing matters. Absolutely. And I think that's why astrology has something to do with it, because, like, God created the planets and the moons and the stars, and they lie about that. Like, one example I want to talk about is the 1969 through 1972 Apollo moon missions. When they say that America put a man on the moon, that's just provably false. If you look at the Van Allen radiation belts, this is the official story from NASA is that today we cannot take a manned space flight through these levels of radiation because they're so thick that they call the Van Allen Radiation belt. Yet somehow, in 1969 through 1962, with no fax machine, no cell phone, no email, with less computing power than our current iPhone that we have today, was able to do the most technologically advanced thing in the history of mankind, go to the moon there and back through these Van Allen radiation belts that say you need to be, like, 6ft of lead or something. Insane to even go through it. And it's just laughable. And I think that's why they want to just make you think that we can space travel and all this cool stuff. To really hide the existence of what the moon and stars and, you know, lights in the sky really are.
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B
Yeah, I mean, I could buy it. I've seen Candace Owens talk about this, too.
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A
And I'm a Candace Owens. Stan and Candace Owens, actually. So it's funny because Candace Owens is like me. Like, and I woke up before the pandemic, believe it or not. Not, like, trying to brag, because there's people. There's people that woke up way before me. But I was already conspiracy theorist before the pandemic, and she was talking about, like, dinosaurs. Like, me, I'm a dude. That what they tell us about dinosaurs, Sean, is such bs. Like, we have large lizards, we have large birds. But if you look at the bone wars, when they were able to discover all these bones in, like, the 1890s, they had to reclassify a lot of them because they were just making stuff up. And then, like, when you see artist renditions of these bones, they don't know what eye color this pterodactyl had. Like, it's just a lot of pseudoscience. And it goes back to evolution. Like, they want to make you think that we've been here trillions of years. So that's why they need dinosaurs, and that's why they need space. And so I just have to say Candace Owens is right, that it is all this kind of weird. You sound like a lunatic when you're like, I don't believe dinosaurs are real. It's not that I don't believe dinosaurs are real. Just not the story that they tell us of dinosaurs. It's like, we have alligators. They say that we still have animals that we had back when dinosaurs were here. I just think they were bigger. And it goes to let's get real conspiracy, you know, I do believe the Bible is real. I think there was nephilim giants here on Earth. What do you think about that?
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B
I believe in giants, actually.
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A
I do, too. I mean, there's no way that were not like, offsprings of these giants. And Gary, the number of guys, he likes the number 33. And the reason why that number is significant is because it's about the third of angels that were casted out of heaven that came here on Earth. So that's why they like it. This 33. The people that kind of like the Illuminati and worship the Devil. So I do believe that there's angels that came down and maybe mated with mankind and then they had these Nephilim babies and then maybe God had to flood the earth and that's why they killed them. You know, I don't know exactly what happened or how it happened, but I just feel like the story that they're telling us is not true. And for sure giants walk this planet.
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B
I could see it. You know, the average height's been dropping over time.
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A
Right, exactly right. And then it's funny because you're taller than me, I'm tall. But there's something giantism about us. Like we probably had giants, you know, later on in our lineage or something. I just, I just, I think they're lying about giants. You hear the rumors that the Smithsonian hides all the bones? I've heard that, yeah. So I just. Everything they tell us about our origins is a lie. In my personal opinion especially. I was going back to the moon landing. Candace Owens talks about it. It's just provably false. So he went to the moon. And then all the people that went on the moon, they're all Freemasons, which is weird. And then you got to look up a guy by the name of Gus Grissom. Gus Grissom was the original Neil Armstrong. He was originally the guy that was going to be the man to put step foot on the moon for the first time. And he was mad because. Because the mission was going terrible. The Apollo like planning of it, it was crap. He actually did a press conference on his own. He took a lemon and he put it through a coat hanger and he hung it on the lunar lander because he thought it was a lemon and said that we're never going to go to the moon. And then when he died, his last words were, they were doing a test. It was a test to see like, you know, to get in the plane, like they're about to blast off. They weren't even. The rocket was not even ejecting, you know, they weren't actually going in the sky. And it caught fire. And his last words were, if we can't talk between two towers, how are we going to talk while we're on the moon? And he died and they say his family thinks he got killed. And then it's just a lot of weird stuff too. If you look at Neil Armstrong, he. Buzz Aldrin did all kinds of interviews after. But Neil Armstrong never did any interviews after it because he, you know, and then his last interview he did, he said like, you know, don't quote me on it. You got to look at the exact quote. But he was talking to a bunch of children. I think it was at the White House. And he's like, you must find out truths, untold lies or something. Kind of insinuated that the truth about the moon landing is not the official story. Like, we're not getting the true story. So I don't know. That's something I am passionate about. You sound like you're cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs and I get that. But it all has to do with like 9 11. We just had the anniversary of 911 not that long ago. And that's the 24 year anniversary and the day after the attacks. Let's just go to the official story. The day after the attacks, the EPA said, oh, the air's fine. All the firefighters go in there, clean up. They had like dog firefighters. Yet now all of those firefighters, basically the ones that were the first responders, that were at, you know, ground zero, have cancer, are dying and nobody even cares. And that's the official story. Right. So we don't even know, like, why the towers fell, how the towers fell. But we do know that the EPA lied and said that the cleanup was safe when it wasn't. And nobody cares, Sean. It pisses me off that nobody cares. It's kind of like the pandemic. Nobody gives a crap about the pandemic anymore now that now that it's over, nobody cares that they lost their job. Nobody cares that they lost loved ones, including myself. Nobody cares that. You know, I feel like people miss the pandemic. And I feel like this sounds so crazy. I know you're a young man. You might not remember it, but I do remember after 9 11, it was the most traumatic and terrible thing, but it also brought us together. So in a way, like, people kind of miss that, you know, American pride too. It's weird how these natural disasters bring us close together in a weird trauma bonding. Trauma bonding, exactly. Or I call it trauma based mind control. And that's how they control us is through fear. And that's why they scare you. It's like, get the vaccine or else you're going to this that, you know, that's just. They have to tell you something bad is going to happen if you don't do what they want you to do.
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B
Yeah, it's like a cataclysmic event followed by just mind control. Right. Because like 9 11, so many people joined the military after, like.
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A
And then you look at Pat Tillman. Pat Tillman was A guy, he went to Arizona State, incredible football player, had a contract with the Arizona Cardinals and said, listen, I want to go fight for my country. Went to the, went to Afghanistan and was actually killed in friendly fire. And the conspiracy behind that is that he was supposedly writing letters to his wife back home saying that he didn't understand the agenda of being in the Middle east because they were fighting with Afghanistan, they're fighting with Iraq, but all the terrorists were from Saudi Arabia. And then Pat Tillman, this guy that had, I think was an $8 million contract at the time, gave all that up to go defend his country. He died in friendly fire, which that's another conspiracy too, is that if you want to take somebody out, they take him out in a training drill, like a tire falls off a tank or whatever happens. But that's a way to kind of shut somebody up is during a training.
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B
Yeah, you'd have no idea if that's true or not.
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A
You'd have no idea. And like, it's all military. You just hear from the military, oh, we had a training exercise. The cops can't investigate it. Individuals can't investigate it. So that's a way where they, like, hide. If they want to take somebody out, they can take somebody out. And like now we're here talking about P. Diddy, and I just want to say this. We're getting into all the. And P. Diddy, you know, he had all that, you know, he had like a Costco membership just for baby oil. And, and you know, he's insane. But you see Kim Kardashian, she didn't delete anything yet, I don't believe.
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B
But her lawyer's been sending season to.
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A
Cease and desist though videos of her talking about it. So they have been trying to get stuff taken down. Who else has been deleting stuff? Oh, off the top of my head, was it Pink that deleted Pink? Pink deleted Usher. Usher and Usher deleted everything.
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B
And one more.
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A
And there's somebody else. Megan Fox, guys, I can't remember if it was Megan because now there's so many different conflicting stories. But what Puff Daddy did was similar to Jeffrey Epstein is he'd have these freak off parties and then they'd film people, people doing stuff, and then they could use it as blackmail on them. And so I think that very likely that Puff Daddy is going to be murdered in jail. I hope that doesn't happen. Even though Puff Daddy probably deserves to go to jail, he probably did take advantage of people. I don't really think he should be murdered in prison and not get to tell his side of the story because he would implicate a lot of the most powerful people in the world, similar to what Jeffrey Epstein did.
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B
Their CEOs at major music labels resigning. Like, he must have a lot of dirt on people.
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A
He has to have all the dirt because they go to those parties and he has cameras. And I guess the biggest dirt too. And maybe you would think it's not, but in this day and age we have, you know, LGBTQ gay acceptance, but they get guys that pretend to be straight doing gay stuff. And that's why, because, like, they might not care if their penis is out there. They might not care if they're like, you know, with some hot chick. They might be embarrassed. But like, if they're having gay sex and they put out this appearance that they're straight, that would be a thing that they might want to not let the public know that they could use as blackmail.
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B
That being said, do you believe in those meek mill leaks?
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A
Yeah, 100. Well, I mean, do I think there's AI. But I do think Meek Mill and him were doing gay stuff. Meek Mill is. Come on, let's be. I'm not even trying to hate on Meek Mill, but Meek Mill looks gay. Some of his tweets are gay. I mean, I mean, I'm not even hating on Meek Mill, but I think it's clear that Meek Mill is a little light in the loafers and not that there's anything wrong with that. Good for Meek Mill. I don't hate gay people. You know, I'm a conservative or I'm lean, more conservative. I'm not anti gay. I realize there's going to be gay people. It's just what I don't like is this indoctrination on children is where they're going to teach a kid sex ed in the second grade or first grade at a way too young of age. But they don't just teach heterosexual sex, they teach gay sex and masturbation. It's kind of like, I thought this was about the birds and bees, how people procreate, not how to ejaculate.
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B
Right? And now they're pushing the trans stuff too.
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A
The trans stuff is in saying to me, that's what it's like, we've gone too far. You tell a 14 year old, here, take these hormones and get a mastectomy and you can become the other gender. It's just, it's just impossible. You can't cut off your breasts and become a boy. And like, if you're over 18, and you want to dress, however you want to dress, go for it. But to mutilate your genitals, that is the most mentally ill thing I think you can do. Because cutting my penis, taking scissors to my penis is, like, one of the scariest things. Like, I'd have a nightmare if somebody literally cut it off, even if it was a surgeon. So I just don't understand how that affirms your gender, not being able to have any sort of, like, sexual pleasure, because now you have a wound in between your legs instead of a penis.
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B
And now it gets weird with the amount of celebrities that have trans kids.
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A
Dude, what is it? Megan Fox has three.
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B
Has three. Dwyane Wade, There's a few other big ones.
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A
And Dwyane Wade, the ziya thing, that's what kills me. Because, listen, you're about to. Have you talked to Charleston White? I'm friends with Charleston. I'm in the black community. The black community. And I'm not calling you out. I love my black people, but they're, like, the meanest to gay people. Like, they really are. And then you see Dwyane Wade doing that. It's not organic. It's like he's doing this as an FU to his own people, to his own culture, so it becomes more regular to them. So there's a reason why you get a guy like Dwayne Wade, who's obviously vulnerable. He's with Gabrielle Union, who's, like a famous actress. So everything around the Dwyane Wade thing does not seem organic. And then Zaya, the daughter, whatever you want to call it, is getting millions of followers. That's what encourages them to do it. Like, my friend, I don't know if this. This. This is a good segue. This guy named Josh Seider, he was on the Bachelor. Have you seen him? Where he's dressing like a girl all the time?
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B
No.
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A
He's been going viral for the past five months, and it's total bit. He won't admit it to me. Even when I talk privately, he won't admit that it's a bit. But it's going viral because they're like, ex Bachelor star. Is he trolling trans people? Is. He's not. And I think it's brilliant because he's showing how hypocritical they are because he's just putting on a dress. And people like, he's not really trans. It's like, either are you, bitch. Like, you know, just because you put on a trans doesn't mean you should go be able to Pee in the girls restroom. So he's making a good point. But like, I don't know where the long game is, where he, like how far he can take the pretending to be trans.
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B
Yeah. I don't know how I feel about it.
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A
Yeah. But I just, I guess I just. We live in this weird world where the reason why he's continuing to become, to pretend to be trans is like with Zaya is, is that he's getting clicks, he's getting attention. So he realized, why should I stop? It's working. And that's kind of what happened to Zaya is like Z is like, oh man. Because I'm a girl now, I'm getting clicks. I'm getting famous people writing articles and then they think, oh, that's what I should do. Because they're getting this positive reinforcement from people that don't give a crap about Ziya. You know, people don't give a crap about my buddy Josh who's, you know, just doing it for clicks. It's weird how the Internet does that. And you know this because you live and die by clicks. You have a very successful podcast, you know, top rated podcast. And even you, when you have a bad episode, you're like, who should I interview this edgier? Or this is going to get clicks. You know, it's weird. We get content brain.
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B
We do. You can't get too deep into it, but you need it to get.
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A
You do. Trust me, I, I put on a women's bathing suit, a toe friendly bathing suit and go to Target. I know what it's like, I want to go get clicks, but it is addicting. And that's why, like, the hope for the youth of America is I just, I don't have a lot of hope because all these kids are so encouraged to just start a YouTube channel or they're encouraged to do something, you know, insane on Tick Tock. Like, what is it? I'm trying to think, like, what's the latest Tide Pods challenge? I don't know, but you know what I mean. Yeah, I know there's always some new challenge that kids are doing.
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B
That money that the one with the circle of people.
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A
Yes. Or there's always. And that's just not good because kids are going to get injured and stuff, all for clicks. And, and I say that as a hypocrite because I need to get clicks.
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B
So that's where you differ from Tucker, because last night's speech, he was saying he was optimistic.
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A
Yeah, see, I am, I'm very black pilled and I Shouldn't be, because I was just talking to Alex Jones. He's like, we should be green pilled. That's positive. But I don't know, man. I just like, not even trying to get political, but there's probably people watching this. I like Kamala Harris, but Kamala Harris has been the vice president for the past three years. And everything sucks. Like, inflation is through the roof. The border is an absolute mess. You know, people can't afford their groceries. And they're acting like she's some new candidate. Like she's just going to. Like she's the new Barack Obama in 2008. Just came out of nowhere to change the country. It's like, no, bitch, you're already in the White House. You could already fix this shit right now. So. But people are just too stupid. We have such short term memory. Including myself. I'm not saying this like I'm some smarty pants. I'm not. I'm very. I'm a C student or C plus student. I'm right. I'm average. But if an average idiot like me can figure out that the world is totally screwed and that Kamala Harris can't save it. And you know what? People are not gonna like this. I don't even think Donald Trump can save it. Like, Donald Trump becomes president. I hope that happens. But crap is gonna get probably even worse. In a way, we're in pretty deep. We're gonna be. There's gonna be more protests, there's gonna be more tension. And that doesn't mean I don't want Donald Trump to win. But it's just like even Donald Trump, whether some people say they love him, some people hate him, he. He can't fix all these problems. It's almost. What is it they say it's something's too big to fail now. It's almost too big to succeed.
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B
So it's Kamala, not Kamala, huh?
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A
Whatever, Camila. Kamala. I'm not even saying that to be disrespectful, but I like that wrestler. What was it Kamala? Or was it, you know, the big black wrestler? I think it was.
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B
I didn't watch wwe.
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A
You never watched? Are you kidding me?
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B
Too young.
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A
Yeah, you are too young. But, you know, they got so. You don't even remember Stone Cold Steve Austin?
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B
No, I never watched a single episode of that.
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A
Oh, my gosh. Maybe that's why you're smart. But this guy. This guy was. He was a famous wrestler even when I was a little.
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B
Wow.
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A
What?
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B
The star.
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A
He just said stars he was like, supposed to be like an African voodoo lord.
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B
Damn.
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A
But yeah, so back to what I was saying. Everything's a lie. And I'm happy that you have a podcast where you have people that have different opinions. I can talk about. I like. You know, I love the Gary. I watched all those clips of Gary saying the crazy stuff and you get the health and wellness. And I try to do that too. Like, I have guests in my podcast where I try to have different opinions, but at the end of the day, what gets the clicks, the stuff that's controversial, the stuff that's interesting, you know, the stuff that moves the needle is probably the stuff that you don't hear on your everyday show.
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B
Have you ever violently disagreed with a guest you've interviewed?
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A
I mean, sometimes, but I. You've always been so respectful. I have this mentality we're frowning on the street and somebody doesn't want to do an interview, like it's a politician or something, I'll confront them. But if you're a guest on my show, and even if you and I have different viewpoints, I try to be respectful because I'll purposely have guests on that I disagree with. And so if they'll make the time in their schedule to come on my podcast, I give them respect even if I disagree. What, I mean, do you have that same opinion?
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B
Yeah, I don't really butt heads.
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A
Yeah. And like, I want to have people on that I disagree with. I'm. I admitted that I'm full blown, probably a little crazy. So I don't think most people are going to be as like minded as me when it comes to a lot of stuff. So most people that I talk to are going to be different. So I'm not going to. I don't even care if people are like liberals and stuff. I think there's some good stuff about, you know, liberals wanting to help people this and that. I just don't like communism. I don't like Marxism. It's just a slippery slope. And that's the same with the conservative dude. I've been canceled by more conservatives than I have from leftists.
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B
Really?
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A
Yeah. Like, Nikki Haley is the one that tried to get me fired. So I was at a campaign event in Dallas and Nikki Haley kicked me out. And when her staffer was talking to me outside, I said, well, Nikki Haley, she was getting crushed in the primary by Trump. And I just said, like, you know, when Nikki Haley inevitably drops out, what are you gonna do for work? Are you gonna join OnlyFans? Just. But it was A total joke. It was a throwaway joke. And she snickered. And all these conservatives, like, why would you ask a campaign staffer if they're gonna join OnlyFans? Like, are you trying to encourage her to do sex work? It's like, no, I'm not trying to encourage at all. I'm literally making a joke because Nikki Haley's campaign is done, and Nikki Haley allegedly, you know, cheated on her husband when he was overseas. Like, she is. If I'm making fun of anybody, I'd like to make fun of her. Getting an only fans. But I just said it to the girl as a joke, and, dude, she tried to get Nikki Haley, tried to get me fired. She got a bunch of politicians to tweet that I should be fired. And luckily, I didn't get fired, thank God.
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B
But your employer must love you, man, because you've. You've been canceled quite a few times.
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A
I have, and I'm so lucky. I work at the Blaze. They've been good to me, and they are anti cancel culture. But it sucks. It does suck when you get canceled by the right. Like, the left. I don't really care about that. Like, they're weirdo. Alex says this, but when people are like, he's not conservative enough, or this is not how we win the culture, where it's like, no, we need to be edgy. We need to be just not edgy for edgy's sake. But if we just can't be cookie cutter, we can't all be buttoned up and tight. Some of us have to let loose and live on the wild side.
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B
We need some more diversity. I wanted to see more of it last night.
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A
Yeah, last night. There's probably. That's probably the one complaint is, like, it was a very white crowd, you know, I mean, but I don't know. I mean, Tucker is, like, the whitest guy in America, so that makes sense. But, yeah, I would have liked to see, like, a smoking section, A section wherever people were smoking out and a few more urban people. But, yeah, it was a very. It was a very nice crowd, though. Did you not like the crowd? I felt nice.
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B
I felt safe.
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A
Everybody's nice.
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B
So I think in Texas, it's pretty. Pretty chill.
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A
How do you like Texas so far.
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B
Other than the traffic? The food's great. We just had some amazing brisket back there. People are great.
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A
Well, I'm surprised you complain about traffic, because sometimes if you catch it, it's bad. But this is the reason why people. You're like, should I live in Texas, Florida, Nevada, California. Like California is the most beautiful, has the best weather. Florida is probably the best state right now. It's just, you know, they have so many beaches, even though it's pretty expensive. But Texas is built for like raising families because you got like a CVS, a Walmart. It's for fat people. There's a McDonald's everywhere you turn in Texas. You cannot turn any corner and not see some sort of restaurant or easy market. It's just, it's for ease of life. And I think Dallas is pretty easy. Houston, that's kind of why people live there, because it's, it's for fat people that just want an easy life. They want to take their kids to school and go to the McDonald's drive thru and go to Costco, all within a one mile radius.
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B
Hey, I love Costco.
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A
Costco's great. See, the Costco guys are dominating and I'm friends with Baby Gronk and I didn't realize Baby Gronk's his dad is nice guy Jake. People are mad. They say that he exploits Baby Gronk. Do you know Baby Gronk?
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B
I've seen his videos.
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A
Yeah, well, he's kind of like an imitation, you know, he was the Rizzler before the Rizzler and he was going viral. Cuz they say he's like the best 6th grade football player in the country. And he is good, I've seen his highlights. But I was just did a video with him and we were trying to make fun of the Costco guys. I was like, you know Baby Gronk, do you want a cookie? He's like, no, ergo, do you want a double chunk chocolate cookies? Like no, I don't want diabetes. And the whole message of the video is trying to be like, and I say this as I'm £250. We should not, you know, be like glamorizing just eating total trash food. And everybody took it the wrong way. They're like, don't come after the Rizzler, don't come after the king. Like, you suck. I'm like, oh my gosh. We're trying to make a point that maybe we shouldn't just glamorize a double chunk chocolate cookie. And the Rizzler is the funniest kid in the world. But the Rizzler is obese as a little kid. I was an obese little kid. I'm still a little obese. So I don't know, maybe we shouldn't encourage him just to be totally overweight.
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B
You don't like the body positivity movement, man. Come on.
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A
Come on. You know, this is. We should be positive, but everybody should be getting better. That's one thing that I struggle with is. Is that. And this is sad, but this is true. And I hate that this is true. But every single day. Listen to me when I say this, and I know you have a lot of motivating people that come on here. Every single day, you're either getting better or you're getting worse. You're not staying the same. And that's kind of like with diet or exercise, you're either gaining weight or you're kind of losing it. And that's like, the problem is that we get so many of these bad days in a row, we can't start building good ones.
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B
Well, you travel a lot. It's tough to see.
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A
That's my problem, dude. I travel every week. I'm in every day. I'm in the Amex Lounge eating just the dog shit food. Excuse my language. But the traveling, it's a little bit of an excuse. And this. I love my girlfriend Paige, but now that I've had a girlfriend that I love, you know, you're not out on the scene. I'm not dating. So it's like, I feel like I'm a little less motivated to look my best, only because I don't want to. It's not that I want to look good for her, but it's. I got it made the shade. I got a beautiful girlfriend. Life's easy when it comes to dating, but when you're dating, if you're dating and you're fat, you have a zero percent chance. Like, you just. If you're actually trying to go out there and meet new women, you got to get in shape. Like, when I'm single, that's when I look the best, because I'm motivated. Hey, it's like hunter and gatherer. If I want to get a girl, you got to be in decent shape. You got to look halfway decent.
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B
Yeah.
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A
And that's just the cold, hard facts. If you're not. If you don't have a girlfriend and you want one, it's probably because you're not in decent shape or there's something about you that you need to at least work on a little bit.
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B
Absolutely. Your celebrity crush, aoc. How she do? How's she doing?
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A
You know, I love aoc, My favorite big booty Latina. And I have more respect. I think I may have said this before, but I said it on podcasts before, but I have a lot more respect for AOC than I do some of these conservative politicians because they will flip flop. They don't care. Like one second they like Trump, one second they hate Trump. At least AOC is loyal to the cause and she's probably loyal to a fault. And she was a bartender, which I kind of like. I kind of like that she was a bartender. She went to Boston University, a good school. But she was a, she's pretty normal compared to most of these politicians. They're not normal. So I give her that. Like is she, do I agree with her politics? No, but she is a bartender. She is kind of a woman of the people, at least compared to a lot of the other people in, in Washington D.C. like Nancy Pelosi trading stocks. You know, I mean I know now she's done, but Dan Crenshaw is conservative now. He has the best stock portfolio. They shouldn't be able to trade stocks like this because this is why it's bad. They know like they're hearing about government contracts about like which company's going to install, install like security cameras all over the country and stuff. And then they find that weird security company that's going to get the bid. And they are, they pre buy stock and it's publicly traded company. Like they know the, which military industrial complex, the Halliburton, Boeing, whatever it is that they're going to sign a big contract for. So it's easy for them because they can just be like, oh, we'll buy stock in this because we're negotiating a term deal and they're about to get government money. So we know that their business is going to boom. So we know that the stock's going to go up. So they're selling us out. They should just pay, get paid a living wage. They should not be able to trade like that, at least not while they're in office.
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B
There's AIs that just copy their trades now and people are just making money.
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A
People are crushing it. Yes, I did see that. So are there a lot of people doing that?
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B
Yeah, I saw like one guy follow Nancy's trades.
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A
Yeah, okay. That's what it is. I think I saw it was like on Twitter or something where one guy's followed all of her trades and now he's like portfolios dominating. But I didn't realize it was a, I didn't realize. So they just had, they just build like a bot.
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B
Either AI, it's a bot or there's a signal. So you'll get like a text to soon as she makes a buy and then you have to go buy it.
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A
I need to get that bought. I mean, seriously, I need to get the Nancy Pelosi bought and start buying some stocks.
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B
I don't buy stocks just because I feel like most of them are manipulated. Honestly, for sure.
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A
And man, I've been investing. I've just, I say this like such a. I sound like I'm rich, but I finally have some money to invest and I'm like, what do I put it in? It's almost kind of pressure. I've saved up a few, you know, 100,000, this, that. I'm like, should I put this there? Should I put that there? And I don't know, it's kind of stressful. What do you put, what do you like to invest in then? What do you do? Like CDs? What?
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B
I know, dude, no, CDs are too safe for me.
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A
That's too safe?
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B
Yeah, yeah.
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A
Like the other day I put a hundred thousand bucks. They're like, oh, you'll get 5% back. And I saved a little money.
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B
Fine. If you're older, like, yeah, do c. Yeah, yeah.
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A
And I have some investors, but I was like, I literally was just saving up. I was like, oh, just temporarily. I put in a six month one. They're like, oh, you'll get, you know, two, you know, almost 3,000 bucks. It's like, okay, I'll just leave it here for six months and I'll move it somewhere. But yeah, that's. I just did that because it's ultra safe. So what do you do? Do you do mutual funds?
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B
Yeah. Well, I'm young, so just to preface that, I don't want to give it advice for everyone, but I'm, I'm a bit riskier, so I'm chasing like more than 5% a year. So I'll do that.
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A
Is what you're trying to chase. Well, see, five's okay if you got enough in there. But what, like, what are you trying to get?
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B
8 more than that, dude.
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A
15.
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B
Crypto I'm doing. When I invest in the business, that's my best roi. That's like, of course.
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A
Yeah, that was my best. That is the best. That's only financial advice. Forget Grant Cardone. I know he's come on your show and he's going to tell you, invest in that. The best financial advice, invest on your. In yourself. Like actually go put money into yourself. And I know that's maybe too vague, but you took the chance. You rented a studio, you rented mics, you started creating content it picked up same. I worked for a reality TV show here in Dallas for years called Cheaters, and I was actually supposed to be the host of the show. Then when it came time, they picked another guy and said to me, and that's when I went on my own. I started my own podcast. And it does take a little time to build an audience, but if you build it, they will come. And, I mean, you have to build a decent product. Like, you have to be professional. But when you started off, you probably were like, what the hell am I going to interview this guy?
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B
I shot on iPhones. I didn't know.
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A
You didn't know what you're doing. Nobody knows what they're doing. And then you get a rhythm. Then you figure out and you're like, oh, then I booked this guest. You just. You have to invest in yourself. And John Sarasani, a guy we talked about, he does that a lot, like, invest in yourself. So if you want to be a content creator, you're watching this, then do it. Like, keep your day job, but get on your iPhone, go outside, record a video, talk into it, commentate on stuff. It seems like it's impossible, but as long as you're consistent, I guarantee you can find an audience. And you don't need a million viewers like, Sean, you don't need hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers or whatever, you know, Instagram subscribers or subs that I have on YouTube. You only need about a thousand real fans. And I think that you can make a career and probably make a decent living making 70 to 100,000 bucks a year. If you have a loyal fan base of about a thousand people paying you, you know, if they can roughly, you know, if you can get seven to ten bucks from them a month, you know, that, that, That's a lot of money. And I think that is possible. Sounds impossible, but it's possible.
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B
No, it definitely is. Any other conspiracy theories?
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A
I think, yeah, let's get into it because we only have a few more minutes left. And every time I come on here, I get on so many dietary. That's your only. That's the only complaint, Sean, as you let me talk too much, is that I get. You can tell I'm very adding about one.
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B
I have adhd, too.
- [31:23]
A
Yeah, I got it really bad. So I talk about one subject, then I talk about another.
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B
You exposed one recently, though, the PPP scams.
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A
Yeah, I did a documentary on that, and that was. Listen, a lot of people got PPP loans. They were totally fine. But, like, there was also so much Foul play where people had companies that they weren't eligible for it and they'd break up their company so that they would be a smaller company that they would get it then like the Los Angeles Lakers got it. So there's just a weird stuff with the government fraud that I'm all for helping out the American people, but now with inflation like our dollar's so much weaker. I saw this, the Motel 6, the hotel chain just sold out to Oyo Hotel, which I think is an Indian owned hotel. In the history of Motel 6, when it was built and I just read this. So I remember it in 1963 it was started in California and it was called Motel 6. It was $6 a day. And in 1963, $6 then is the equivalent to 63 now. So that's not, that's like in our parents lifetime that we just, we, we're just screwed. I remember McDonald's as a dollar menu was not that long ago and now you go to McDonald's and it's like 25 bucks. So I just don't like where we're trending financially and I just, I don't know if we're ever going to stop it. Like if you make $100,000 a year, that's really. I saw this other podcast, this guy was going viral. It's like this black financial guy and he was making a lot of sense. He's like, if you're making $100,000 a year and you're paying $3,000 in rent and then you're paying, you know, 35% of taxes, that's not that much money. At the end of the day, you're left with a few thousand bucks a month.
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B
Damn. That's really not that much.
- [32:55]
A
No, it's not. So things are tough, but conspiracies. Let me just run through the game real quick. One thing, we can't talk about the V word. Well, well, yeah, I mean everybody, if you got vaccinated, whatever, you know, that's on you at this point. But I just want to bring up the moon landing. Want to bring up obviously dinosaurs. I don't think they are what they are. Oh, this is what I want to bring up. So this is what they say. And I don't know how much is true or what's false, but they say that there's a lot more than they're telling us in Antarctica. You've heard of Antarctica? Obviously. Like there's supposedly pyramids there and they're this and that. And my brain is not super smart. But how that works in the globe model is that the sun, there's going to be like a 24 hour sun in Antarctica during the December Sol system. Candace Owens is potentially going to go. There's another guy, Jaron Campanella, another guy, Austin Whitsit. There's like some flat Earthers and some round Earthers that are going on this experiment. And my buddy Tim Pools, a good friend of mine, he said that he would pay for me to go to Antarctica. So I'm thinking about going to Antarctica and doing. They call it an experiment, but it's an observation. And that if the sun is not fully visible for 24 hours in Antarctica in December, like on December 18th through the 21st, it would debunk the globe model. So you can theoretically say we prove the shape of the Earth or we know that. Well, they say that we wouldn't know that we would be able to debunk the globe. But for me, this is probably my craziest conspiracy that I always get mad. I don't think they are telling us the truth about our origins, even potentially the shape of the Earth. Like we have all of these laser tests, we could see too far. And it sounds so crazy. Like Matt Walsh goes on Joe Rogan's podcast, like these people think the Earth is flat is so stupid. I don't think the earth is flat. I just don't think the Earth is the shape that they tell us. And I don't believe anything NASA says because they faked the moon mission. NASA in Hebrew means to deceive. Just a lot of, a lot of like the sun, moon and stars and dinosaurs. That's why anytime you go to Walmart or you go to any target and you look at the kids clothes, it's all dinosaurs, it's all stars. And it's because they just want to create a narrative that's not true. And I think the stars are a. I believe this. I'm more of a geocentrist. And there's a documentary called the Principle. It's not a flat earth documentary. It's a documentary about geocentrism and how if they took a picture, it's called the cosmic microwave background, that the Earth is the center of the universe and the sun, moon and stars are basically a clock in the sky because that's. The sun tells us, we know where the sun's going to be every day at the exact time. We know when the sun's going to rise, we know when the sun is going to set. So it's literally a clock. And Our calendar, we have 12 months, but they say the original calendar would be 13 months of 28 days, which equals 364 days.
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B
Wow.
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A
Yeah, that's what they say. Like the original calendar, and then it got changed by, like, Augustus and this and that.
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B
Daylight savings.
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A
Yeah, or daylight savings, but that does. But the cycle of a moon is every 28 days. Like, a woman's menstrual cycle is not once a month. It's actually 13 times a year every 28 days. And it links up with the moon. So that's not a cosmic accident. Women's menstrual cycles don't just accidentally link up to the moon, like the sun. And the moon is maybe either the yin yang, female, male, but. And also, if you. This is what's crazy about moonlight. When they test moonlight, this is. It's kind of hard for people to understand. It's actually colder. So, like, if you're in the shade, if the moon is shining on you, if you have moonlight and you're in the shade and then you get in the moonlight, it's actually going to be colder in the moonlight than when you're in the shade.
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B
Really?
- [36:26]
A
Yes.
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B
What the hell?
- [36:27]
A
Yeah, I know it's weird. And moonlight is more combustible. Like, if you have a fire on the beach and the moon is fully lit, like, it makes things more combustible. So I'm just saying there is some energy from the moon that is very important. I don't know what it is. Just like, there's energy from the sun that obviously we need to survive. But I think the moon, that we underestimate the power of the moon. There's something very important with the moon as well.
- [36:48]
B
That's interesting. Where are you at with the whole alien debate?
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A
I mean, Trump just said on Fox News that he talks to the best pilots and they say that they see flying orbs. I don't know, maybe the aliens already came here and they left some technology, and that's what's Area 51. And that's. Now we have an iPhone, and our technology has advanced that fast. But I think if there were aliens, they wouldn't be in, like, deep, deep outer space. They would be living, like, in the ocean. Like, because this is what they say. The Marianas Trench, the deepest part of the ocean is only eight miles deep, and that's the deepest we can go, like, in a submarine, and we can barely go that far. Like, there's very few submarines and go that deep. And then the deepest hole that we ever dug on Earth is A great borehole in Russia which is eight miles deep. So my point is, there's a lot more than eight miles underneath us. So if you wanted to be, like, an alien or creature or something, I feel like they could just hide right here on Earth, but underground or deep, and we'd never be able to know. This is what the official story is. They say that we know more about space than the ocean. Have you ever heard that?
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B
Yeah.
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A
How do they. I've never eaten space sushi. I've had every kind of fish. I've had the whole damn seafood litany of every ocean animal that exists, from crab to this and that. I've never eaten anything from space. So for you to tell me that we have more knowledge of space than we do about, like, the crustaceans or shrimp or the stuff that we can actually do experiments on, it's like, what the hell do we not know about the ocean? Then there's me. I mean, it just blows my mind how little we know about the world we live in.
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B
Yeah, yeah. They said we've only explored, what, 5% of it? Something.
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A
Yeah. I mean, and it's probably true, but. So what's the other 95%? That's probably where the aliens would be. They could probably have. If they are that advanced, they could have submarines or what, Atlantis? I don't know. I'm just speculating this, but if. I think if aliens were here, that's how they could hide on Earth and we wouldn't know.
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B
Absolutely. Well, what's next for you, man?
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A
Dude, I got a lot going on. You know, I just opened up for Tucker, and then obviously, my podcast. You guys watch my podcast Primetime with Alex Stein. If you guys are watching this, please go check it out. I just signed on with the Blaze for another year. So I got that. That just happened. And so I'm excited for that. And then I just, you know, I got a few gigs, like, I'm going to right now for Turning Point usa. I'm going to speak at the University of Washington, and I'm going on kind of like a small Turning Point tour. I'm going to, like, six colleges over the next three months.
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B
So, like, with.
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A
With Turning Point, and I know you're going to interview Charlie. Charlie's a great guy. He's helped me out a lot. So I got those, and I'm going to start getting a lot more content on colleges. But, dude, the most important thing. I don't know that's going to come out, but we got less than 50 days to the election or we're in the 40s now. I think the world is going to change for the worse. Even if Donald Trump or Kamala Harris wins, I think it's going to be chaotic in the next few months. And I wouldn't be surprised, like January 6th, they, there's, they even call it Agent Provocateurs. You can look up a thing called Mockingbird Media where the CIA admits that they have liaisons in every Hollywood office, every media office. So they had undercover agents, they had people there on January 6th that were on the Facebook groups or on the chat logs that encourage people to do this. So I think there's going to be another January six style event. And it might not be conservative storming the Capitol. It might be pro Palestinian protesters. I don't know. I don't know what the narrative. I don't know what the government's going to use to scare us. But either way, there's going to be, I hope I'm wrong, some sort of cataclysmic event. And then we were talking about this. This is the other thing. And I don't predict this because I want this to come true. Sounds like I'm manifesting it. And I say this as I get on a plane very shortly. I think there's going to be an air disaster in the next year, like a bad one. I just, I just think that there's already some Boeing crashes. They want us to, they don't want us to get on planes and fly around. So I think something's going to happen in the near future, like something bad. And they're going to do that to try to scare us so that we travel less.
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B
I see Alex Jones driving everywhere these days.
- [40:38]
A
He has been. He has.
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B
I don't blame him.
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A
I think he, I don't know if he drove to Pennsylvania.
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B
He drove to Pennsylvania.
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A
He did? Yeah. He told me. He's like, alex, I don't want to get on a plane right now. He told me that.
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B
I don't blame him. All these Boeing crashes, it's weird, I know.
- [40:50]
A
And then they say the Boeing Max A jet, the newest plane, and Boeing's one of our top companies. It's just randomly making itself nose down in the middle of a flight. I mean, k me, how do we not know how to build a plane now? We, we were able to do it in the 60s to go to the moon. We're able to do it. You know, 20 years ago, the planes were fine, but now the newest, the newer planes are crashing. And that's the other thing with 911, like, you're like, how did these terrorists make these advanced flying maneuvers? Well, this is. They say they have the technology. They don't tell us is that they can. Let's say the pilot, everybody in the plane, like it gets filled with carbon monoxide and everybody, you know, fixates and dies. That they say that there is a way to remotely take over a plane to land it. Really? That's what they say.
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B
Wow.
- [41:32]
A
They don't tell us that, but there's a lot. You can look into it. And that's another thing. Planes are weird. Like, if you look at the wings of a plane, they say that they hold a swimming pool worth of fuel in the plane wing. You're like, that doesn't. That doesn't make sense. And then you can look up what is called a ramjet engine. It's an engine they use in the military, in the Air Force, that you do need some fuel to get in the air. But once you get in the air, the plane actually flies on compressed air because of the momentum that you have that I guess you're always kind of slightly going down or however it works. But basically the plane flies off compressed air once you're high enough in the air. So I don't know. I think they lie about how planes work to maybe make planes prices more expensive if they. We knew that it wasn't using that much oil and gas, I don't know. But they lie about everything. So I wouldn't be surprised if they lie about planes and I wouldn't be surprised if there was some sort of airplane disaster. And I hope I'm wrong.
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B
I hope you are. Well, we'll close off with a food review here. One of the world's hottest sauces.
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A
Oh, you know, I love heat. I'm freaking. I'm a freak for heat. Okay, how many Scoville units is this?
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B
It's really hot right there.
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A
So if it gets too hot. Okay, take it. Okay, look at this. Oh, you got a lot on here. Can they see this? Yeah, zoom in on this. This is a lot. Oh, that smells hot. Is this from Amazon? Is this like hot one sauce or what is it?
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B
No, it's hotter.
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A
It's hotter.
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B
It's hotter. It's from Dallas.
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A
Real quick, before we go, what do you think about the hot ones guy? That guy got so lucky. All he has to do is eat hot wings.
- [42:52]
B
What a job.
- [42:52]
A
I know he's got a good. I mean, I'm not.
- [42:54]
B
And he's a Sean, so I'm rooting for?
- [42:55]
A
I'm not even hating. I'm just saying guys, he's got the best gig. All he has to do is eat those wings. I'm jealous of that guy. Okay, okay. Now we're going to zoom in. Gosh, it smells hot. And this is from a place here. Is it called Burger?
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B
Do we know the name of the spot? Guys? No.
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A
We don't even know. Well, we're not going to give you a free plug, but millions of people are going to see this. Let's see how bad this is.
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B
Wow. Oh my gosh, your face is so red already.
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A
Oh, it's hot. Woo.
- [43:33]
B
Well done.
- [43:34]
A
Wow. What is this? Ice cream. What is it?
- [43:35]
B
Yeah. Got the antidote there.
- [43:37]
A
Oh my God.
- [43:38]
B
Cool down your mouth dude.
- [43:40]
A
That's so hot. It's still getting hot. Oh, that ice cream's good though. But damn it's hot.
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B
Well son, it's been a pleasure man.
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A
Always a pleasure. God. Dude, that's hot. Wow dude, that burning my mouth. He's getting hotter. You're getting hotter.
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B
Got a little aftertaste to it. Little kick. Damn. Well done.
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A
Wow dude, I'm crying.
- [44:02]
B
I'm impressed.
- [44:03]
A
I'm literally crying. I'm not a bitch ass. It's just the waters. Who? I could eat more ice cream.
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B
We'll end it there guys.
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A
Love you guys.
- [44:13]
B
Alex, we'll link your stuff below for sure. Peace.
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A
Hot.