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$300 Trillion Stablecoin Mint Mistake | Paxos & PYUSD | Is the World Ready for Stablecoins?
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Welcome to on the Chain. This is Jeff here with co host Chip. What is going on, Chip? What's going on? Everybody out there in the on the Chain world, I'll tell you what's going on. A 300 trillion dollar stablecoin mint mistake. You heard that, right? 300 trillion. I think that's bigger than the entire global economy. But a 300 trillion dollar minty mistake? Is that the end of stable coins? Is the world ready for stable coins? Or is that it? You make one mistake like that? Tell you what, the crypto world is holding its breath because Paxos, PayPal's blockchain partner, accidentally created more pyusd than there is money on earth. That's. I don't know. Was it a harmless glitch or is this a warning about the fragile trust that we're placing in computer code and t digital currencies? We're going to deep dive that. There's a lot of other things to talk about, but that one is kind of like one of those big topics. 300 trillion. What's. What's the future of stablecoin chip? I don't know. How does one line of code that can shake the entire financial infrastructure? Maybe the Sienna crypto? I don't know. From Paxos to Paid pal, from XRPL Innovation to Europe's new stablecoin vision. They actually have a stable coin vision or is it a central bank digital currency? This isn't just about crypto. It's about control, confidence, and the question that matters most. Is the world ready for stability that can vanish with a single bug? I don't know. This is on the Chain. Let's get into this one, Chip. This is going to be interesting.
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Welcome to on the Chain. What is everybody doing today? What is everybody doing? Where are you coming in from? Where are you coming in from? Sir John is here. Hello. Sir John. Haven't seen Sir John. I was thinking about Sir John. Yeah, like we haven't seen Sir John.
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I know. It's been.
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Of course, Carmichael's always in here and there's no doubt about that. There's no wondering about that. No glitch, baby. No glitch. It was show that could be done. I think the intern. I'd blame the interns. Like we had. We thought we'd give the intern an important task and you know, sometimes things don't work out. You know, it's like sometimes they don't work out. Greetings from celebration. Art on the Lake. Readings from Hawthorne. Yeah, there we go, Miss.
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Right. They thought it said trillion. It actually said million.
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We need XRP as a gold ounce coin. There you go. That's what we need. That's all we need. That's all we need. That's it. Simple. It's not a lot to ask, really.
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Ice wine Sadara starts it off with a yeti.
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Well, good, because I was just gonna. It's funny, I was just gonna throw that up there. So that's the one. That's the one entry you see.
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Draw. Let's do a drawing right now.
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Type that in. I'm not gonna say it. Type it in. Y E T I type it in. Do not wait. Do not wait. YTI yti yti yatai YTI Yeti. Yeah, yet. Hey, here we go. So let's. What else we have? Who else is coming? See, there come the yetis. Here they come. Here they come. Here we go. OG oh, gee. Oh, gee, B. OG this crypto g is in otc. Yeah, I think crypto G. I think it was about a year ago that we met. I think it was. I was going through some pictures already. I saw a shot of the two of us hanging out. It was. Gosh, it was almost, I want to say, about a year ago. Was it last October, November or something.
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Like that at the Ripple?
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B
It was at that. No, it was at a. No, it was something. It was actually at. There was that film the. You know about the sec. The hell is it called? I don't know. They. I remember they changed the name of it, but we. That's what it was. Was a premiere. You know, there's a bunch of other people up there. You know, I know Brad Kimes was there and. And I don't remember. I'm trying to remember. There's a whole bunch of crypto G. No, we'll know better than.
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I recollection of the event.
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She didn't go to the event. That's why you have no recollection of it. You didn't go.
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I wasn't there.
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I went up to Atlanta and I just happened to be up there. It was a perfect time. It was great. So it was. It was fantastic. We're going to get into it today, Jeff. It would seem like the. Yeah, it was cold. Yeah, it was something like that. Funny, funny that it was called rigged. It was something called rigged yet. And it was. Had nothing to do with. I swear. It was like rigged from the start or something like that. But then they changed the name of it. But it's basically the story, the, you know, the ripple in the sec.
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Gary Gensler.
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Yeah, it was. It was kind of. That whole type of story sold, you know, told from beginning. It was a pretty good turnout. A lot of community members there and a couple influencers and stuff. I know. Just a bunch of people. It was a fun night. It was enjoyable. Of course. It was cool. See Crypto G there too. You know, somebody. It's always great to meet people from the community and stuff. So. That was awesome. That was awesome. And so. And I'll be up. And I'll be up at Ripple Swell and Jeff, you never heard back from them. That's weird. They never got back to you. Did you ever.
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Oh, sorry to hear that. Sir John said his godfather, who's taken care of for the last 10 months, passed away last week.
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B
Oh, no, man.
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So glad you were there to take care of them. That's most important.
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It's nice. Yeah, that is nice. You were there, you know, to. To be there. Yeah. Make this. That did make your city. Did my part to make the last days easier, but it was overwhelming, to be honest. Yeah, it was. I know I just said I gotta say goodbye to my dad in July. Took a bad fall and I was there three days, never left the room. In hospice. And I got to see him out and I got to watch him go out and got to talk to him on the way out and told him it's time to let go and it's time to go be with God and. And go be with Mom. And that's what I said. He took three breaths and it was over. So it's. I know. I know how. How intense that can be. So it's a. It's a. It's a. It's a rough thing. But you know what? There's nothing better than being around loved ones when they're. When their time is coming to know to end. And so it's a very, very cool thing to. That you were able to help out. So it's great to see you here and understanding why you probably weren't around that much. Not to mention it's like two in the morning there. So, I mean, you know, whatever it is. Yeah.
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Outside of that part that.
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Don't forget about that part too. So that's. That's what, you know that. That's another big issue right there. That's right. It's about the Ethereum Free pass. That's exactly what it's about.
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Is that the name of the movie? No, no, that's just what it was about.
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I could not hit the snow the. The button today. Man, I tried. I was like, I can't. I hate that they moved all the buttons and changed this stuff. They try to make it easier, but they actually make it more difficult.
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Yeah.
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Wow, Jeff, what that means. I don't know what that means. What are you up to?
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Chip? You might. Chip?
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You meant Chip? Yeah, yeah. Met me. Yeah, it was. Yeah. I didn't get into a lot of details, but there was a. It was a. It was a very. It's very cool. Yeah, that was. I was like, wow, Jeff, what the heck's up with that? God bless you, Sir John. You did a great thing. The world needs more people like you. It says Mark Smithson. Look at that. That's 100 true. That is a great, great thing, man. A great, great thing. Rigged from the start. That's what it was called. Thank you, Art. But I thought they changed. It was weird because, like they changed the name of it because originally was called something about xrp. Then I. Then what they changed it to was Rigged from the Start. So there you go. That was it. That's what it was. Thanks, Sir Johnson. Thanks.
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Was it interesting? Was it. Was it well made?
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Well, we lived it, Jeff. So it was. There was no new information in there. It was like you and I, it was almost like that, you know, a dream sequence of what you and I went through from beginning to end. Like, I knew every bit of it. I knew every part. There was no, like, oh, that's weird. I didn't know that. No, it's. It, it was, it was a nicely done story. It was well told, the course of events, the way it happened. But, you know, we basically, this is, you know, we used to do a weekly show and that's when we started basically streaming six days a week. If you remember, back then, you used to do the Saturday show solo. Because I was like, dude, I'm gonna do five days and that's it. Five days.
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Yeah, five is a lot. Six was a lot.
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Yeah, so six was a lot.
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So we came up with new content every single night.
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It was crazy. You know, we had. It was a lot. And you know, we came up with an hour. We did an hour show. We did six days a week. I did those five days. And then. And then because it was Sunday through Thursday, took off Friday and then did. You did the Saturday morning show. And then we. Yeah, and finally at one point we said like, you know, we had. Oh, no worries, Art. No worries. Yeah, no worries. Yeah, that was. I wish I could tell more of it. It's kind of personal thing. But I wanted to share just a little bit of it because I was in a room by myself, and I was there, and. And one of the things that they say to you is like. I asked the doctors, they're like, hey, what. Tell me some common themes of what happens when people get to this point in hospice. And they said, the one thing that happens is that the loved one will be there for 24 hours, 48 hours, whatever, 60 hours. They'll leave the room for 15 minutes, and then they'll pass. And I said, okay. So I thought, so every time. So there was a shower in the room, and they had, like, this pull out that you could sleep on. So I said, dad, I'm just gonna. I'm in the bathroom. I want you to. Because he could hear me. He just couldn't respond. But he did for. For the longest time. He was squeezing my hand when he could respond. And, you know, it. It was. It was surreal. And I'm like, I'm in the shower. I'm like, three, four minutes, tops, you know, So I was like. And every time, like. So I was waking up every hour because they come check on him often in the middle of the night. So I was waking up all the time. My biggest fear is, like, you would pass when I wouldn't be there. And it. Luckily it was like, around 10, 10:30 in the morning, and I was biased, you know, his bedside the whole time. And then, you know, playing. You love Frank Sinatra, so I played a lot of Frank Sinatra, man. That. That got me, man. Of course, Jeff, you were at the funeral, so, you know, we played, you know, Did It My Way was his favorite, you know, his favorite tune. And I did that. And that. The tears. Yeah, I mean, and I was talking about producers. I got really deep into it, and some of the favorite stuff that he loved and some of the songs that I love, because we used to talk. Talk about that a lot. And so it was there, and, you know, I just had. I had about three minutes, and then the last thing I said was, time to go. Let go. It's okay. Three breaths. Three breaths. And it was. It was done. And it was just like. And I sat there just for maybe 15 minutes. They came in, they. They. You need some time. I go, yeah, it's gonna be a lot more than I'm gonna be here, but I'm gonna. I'm gonna need some time to process, you know, so. Yeah, so that part was pretty cool. But about the movie XRP Unleashed. No, no. So that's. That's what it was it. Thank you for Visual Vendetta Knows. So it was called XRP Unleashed, but by the time we had seen it at the premiere, yeah, they called it right from the start, so they kind of changed the name of it. But yeah, XRP Unleashed was it. They have a new one coming out too that looks pretty interesting. They did a good job. You know, documentaries are hard to do to keep them, you know, to keep them going and, you know, keep people's interest. So I thought they cut it together pretty well. The best. The best part in that movie, I thought, was John Deaton's piece. His was really extremely well done. It was really fantastic, you know, so Sir John says, I always wondered how hard it is to consistently produce a content at high quality and had done it for years or pace five to six days a week. It's unbelievable. Yeah, well, it does takes a lot of prep work, unfortunately. You know, that's part of the thing you guys don't see is like, you know, the show prep, you know, especially. It's gotten even more complicated because we made it more complicated. Jeff doing these. These amazing, you know, original songs that, you know, some of them have been getting minted and, you know, the amount of time it puts into that. And then of course, the thumbnails and of course the show prep. What are we going to talk about? What's it going to look like? What's kind of the flavor of the show? And we prepare it all, but that doesn't mean we stick to our own plan. We try a lot of times, we'll. You'll see stuff show up we wanted to talk about. We just never did. I mean, it's never got to it because. Jeff. Yeah. We did a show yesterday. It was like an over an hour and a half. It was an hour and 40 minutes yesterday.
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Yeah, something like that.
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Yeah. So usually Saturday will be the one day we go long. We try not to go long. We consistently go long. So that happens. This is 100 True Caregivers of the salt of the earth. I was blown away by the staff. I. I couldn't imagine anybody. Fruition films. That's what it's called, Fruition. Good with production documentaries. Yeah, very good. I'd love to do that, too. It takes a lot of money, time and effort. So I always. Anybody that can pull that together and make something like that happen, God bless them. It's a lot of work, man. It certainly isn't something easy. Let's get into some crypto news. Jeff. Stu Alderotti, who is he, is The. What is his official title? Chief Legal. I always want to say that he's the chief legal officer over at Ripple, President of the national crypto association. Over 35 years of legal experience and expertise in regulatory affairs and complex litigations. But, Jeff, what's. What I'm starting to see is I'm starting to see a deja vu. And what this. What he's talking about here. We'll get into it a little bit more. I'll read through this. But it seems like the old playbook goes back again, right? The Democrat playbook. And it's funny because they always go back to the same playbook. We talk about that a lot here, but it's the same playbook. It's worn, it's tired. People have had enough of it. But, like, why don't we go back to the old playbook? Because that never works. Let's do more of that. It might slow things down. It might make him cumbersome. So Stu Alderadi says for the second time in as many weeks, the New York Times ran a guest essay painting crypto is no more than a tool of crime and corruption. Seems like it has Warren's hands all over it. Her prince. It's a convenient narrative, but a lazy and inaccurate one. Crypto is a technology used by more than 55 million Americans. Over three quarters say it's improved their lives, helping them send money, prove ownership, and build new forms of commerce on transparent, traceable ledgers. Corruption and crime don't thrive in plain sight. Wow. What. What a. What a powerful line that is right there. It says the real story about the everyday Americans using digital assets to save time, cut costs, gain financial freedom. The story deserves to be told. That's what we're doing at the National Crypto Association. But it's the same tired narrative like when you thought we were done. The SEC and the old guard, a new administration and pro crypto. Jeff, who do you really think is behind these guest essays? Back to back guest essays. And of course, they're using the New York Times as their vehicle. Like, who's writing these guest essays, really?
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The New York Times.
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Yeah, well, I'm saying. Well, I'm saying. I mean, it smells. It has the MO of the left all over it. Right? I mean. Right. Who else is.
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That's the platform.
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Yeah, well, that's the platform. But again, who. Even. Even the New York Times publishing this garbage? Yeah, it's same old thing, you know, it's. You know, it's crime and corruption. It's. It's horrible. It's used for, well, you can go 100 years, you're not going to catch up to the crime and corrupt, you know, corruption of, of the fiat, you know, that's been waged over this period of time. I just think it's insane myself personally. It's just like a really.
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They, they want to, they want to keep, they want to keep pushing that same tired narrative that crypto is used only for nefarious purpose, that it is the functional currency of criminal activity. Granted. You know, can it be that they use it? Highly probable. However, cash has been used for many, many years as the primary currency of corruption and crime. So I don't know why you would single out one specific mechanism when cash has been the instrument for hundreds of years. As long as currency has been around, they've been using it. So it's, it's such a, you know, just a false flag, a false narrative that they're trying to promote again, just to maintain and appease and try to keep their, their power. It's all, it's all about. They're not going to go down without a fight, so they're going to keep trying to publish, publish and publicize the fact that it's used for, for bad purpose. And, you know, they, they don't, they don't seem to change their narrative. But it's not just with crypto, they don't change their narrative on anything. They keep the same entire old talking points and they think somehow they're going to influence people. Instead, they get pushed further into leftist socialist rhetoric and people start waking up and, you know, you, you can only cry wolf so much. At some point, people kind of wake up and when you cry wolf and the wolf's at the door, there's nobody there listening to you anymore. So just. It's too late.
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It's. Yeah, it's, it's just so tired. It's a, it's a tired narrative. I mean, it's, it's insane. Yeah, it's the same thing. Sir John says Christine Lagarde pulled the same crime slash, money laundering card when talking about crypto. Well, her whole thing on Bitcoin, it's, it's insanely ridiculous. When Pete, when she's asked, she goes, I know I'm gonna get a lot of incoming. You know, these. Of course, a central, Somebody who is, sits at the helm of a central bank is gonna go say glowing things about crypto. No, especially when the Europeans wake up and realize that, oh, crypto is the freedom vehicle and we gotta, we gotta shoot it down and bitcoin is bad and it doesn't mean anything. This whole narrative is stupid. It's just really stupid. And they, and they look dumb saying it. That's the other funny thing is they don't look so smart. Crypto. Chad says crypto will erode big bank profits. There's your source, right? Big banks behind it, but politicians, people looming over it. You know, it's like if you look through who's who the sponsorships are, who's giving them the advertising money, that's who they're going to listen to, right? Wait till, wait till Bobby Kennedy Jr goes ahead and removes all the big pharma ads. Because there's two, there's two countries in the world right now that you can advertise pharma products. And if you watch like CNN or msnbc, every other commercial is, look, I use this drug, some name you've never heard of before. And then with all the side effects of it, blah, blah, blah, blah, and lifestyle. We're having the greatest time of my life. I can't believe how great life is in the US and in New Zealand. That's it. Nowhere else in the world can you run. So when they pull that, that's going to be 70 to 80% of their funding. So they're going to have to rely on big banks. I don't know who they're going to rely on, but it's going to be a mess. Jeff. I don't know exactly what's going to happen there, but it could be an absolute nightmare. And then look at this in the comments of this. This is something I wanted to talk about the other day, but let's chat. Let's talk about this XRP gorilla said. Well, what about this Bloomberg article? Any thoughts on this one? And the basic idea behind this one? It says Ripple. This was in Bloomberg. It says Ripple Labs said to have lead 1 billion fundraise for an XRP horde. Ripple Labs is landing an effort to raise at least 1 billion to accumulate XRP, the digital token linked to the company through special purpose acquisition or you know, you know that as a spat, right? So it says that the funds will be housed inside of a new digital asset treasury and Ripple will consider or contributes contributes some of its own XRP according to people familiar with the matter. Jeff, I'm always, always, you know, wondering when people are familiar with the matter. Unnamed sources, people familiar with the matter. Meanwhile, Ripple, Ripple Labs have not said a word about this. Okay? But the plan digital asset treasury comes as crypto markets remain Fragile after a huge sell off. And investors have gotten more skeptical about digital asset treasuries. But Ripple is moving ahead with its fundraising plans. Now, let's just break this down. Okay, Here it is right here. There's. There's the story behind a paywall. Conveniently, there's ways to get around it. This isn't worth reading. I read the three main points of what the thrust of this article is about. Talking about Ripple. Absolutely. Effort. Now, Crypt and Writer, who I have a lot of, you know, respect for, just because he's, he's a really good dude and he really brings a lot of interesting stuff. He said buyback of XRP by Ripple, the one and only company that already owns 40,640,364, 379. XRP wasn't on my bingo card. Of course he's relying. He's talking about this article right there. And then what I'm surprised about. And again, this is what this one guy says. 353 says, well, they need more than that if it's liquid and not locked, and that's grow. And Crypt and writer says this, which is important. Jeff. Ripple already has $11.3 billion in USD in XRP sitting on Unlocked. So why would they be, why would they be accumulating 1 billion in XRP? It sounds like a really bizarre story to me. Like a fake, phony, false type of a narrative here, Jeff. If they've got 11.3 billion, they just spent a billion not too long ago. They spent another 1.23 billion on another acquisition and they still have $11.3 billion in XRP.
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Yeah. I don't know.
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What do you think about it? It sounds just hard, hard to swallow, this story here.
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It does, yeah. There's too many stories like this that it's just too hard to follow. Like it just doesn't, doesn't make sense.
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And why would they be doing a spat? Like, why would they be doing a special purpose of you? Like this is what you do when you want to sort of avoid, if you're going public, you know, if there's a whole bunch of things behind spats. But it's just that, that even sounded like, like, why would they do that?
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They're not doing it.
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They're not doing it. There's no way. They're just. So I saw this, people were asking about it.
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Yeah.
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It makes zero sense. It's not like, like they don't already have money sitting there. It's not like they're not a company that's making money, bringing money into the coffer. So I saw that, I was just like, I don't know, you gotta be careful what you read out.
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Oh, it does, it just slows them down. Just doesn't make any sense at this point in time. There's no reason to go to have an ipo.
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No.
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No reason to do any type of, you know, stock, stock draw at that point, whether it's back or, or anything else.
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That's, that's what smells very suspicious to me. Ripple hasn't come out and denied it, but they certainly have. But, but I always go like, if I would see these weird stories, I go check out the Ripple, you know, X their official handle. And I go right about it. So it's like, here's a giant, you know. Did you know that they're partnered with AWS and Amazon and this and that? Well, no, because I've never announced it and it's not on their partner site. So you just got to be careful the stuff you hear out there. And just because it was put in Bloomberg, I mean we see stuff in the New York Times, you see in Bloomberg, supposedly these upper echelon publications, but you know, they're all publications of the left leaning crowd. Let's be real honest here. And a lot of latuda. I don't know what that is, but.
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Way too many of them.
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Yeah, there's so many of these ads up there. It's just an insanely ridiculous. I don't even know what to say. Ripple put out this cool video, the Schumann Financials vision for stable coins in Europe. It's. I'm gonna go ahead. It's actually, they didn't put the video on their exit card. They put a little small excerpt. So I'm gonna go ahead, I'm gonna actually share this, but I'm gonna see if we can, if we can because it's a YouTube video. So I'm gonna go ahead and share this, make sure the sound is on and hopefully Jeff, you will hear it. But tell me right away if you don't for whatever reason. But let's listen in here. Let's just watch this. All right, so let me know if you, if you, if you hear this.
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Decided to work together with the Ripple team, particularly because it's a company that has a lot of experience since maybe 10 years or more. Finance is not going anywhere and we want to be the clear leader on the European unchained side. So my name is, my name is Eduardo Morrison. I'm co founder of Human Financial and Head of Business Development I've been working on the crypto industry for a While now since 2018. My first experience was in a company data analytics company called into the Block and afterwards I transitioned towards the exchange side of things. It was head of institutional business for Binance. In 2024 I decided to join forces with several Binance colleagues in order to participate actively on the stablecoin business. In order to do that we went out and acquired an existing EMT license that was being able to issue stablecoins under the MICA regulation in Europe. And we went live afterwards with the proper initial integration on December of 2024 and we've been live since then with our first product which is Europea, a euro denominated staking stablecoin fiat back. And in order to be able to do that we've been also working very actively on securing banking partners which include Soc Gen Banking Circle and ABN Amro for example where we parked our reserves there and then issue the stable coins. Our goal is to bring financial products on chain for the European Union and that's human in a nutshell. As of now, as we know the crypto market and the stablecoin market is heavily US oriented but if we see Euro is the second reserve currency in the world, so our view is that as the financial system transition more towards an unchained economy, the European ecosystem of finance will need to grow also on the on chain world. And that's what we're working very heavily on achieving is growing the Europe on chain presence throughout different integrations, particularly on payments, lending and trading are the three main angles that we're trying to pursue as much actively as possible. The XRP ledger has been built with payments use cases on their core and that's where stablecoins fit perfectly in the mix. So we are working together with the XRPL team and Ripple, particularly with the Ripple payments on securing different cross border payments for corporate companies to basically send money in and out of different corridors. Our first one will be probably dollar to euros where there is significant demand already in exchange existence that we want to partner and offer proper Euro collection and euro disbursements on stablecoins. The overall XRPL team is focusing very heavily on bringing applications and companies to build on top of the ledger. Particularly focused on institution infrastructure is being built pretty actively. That's where we need to be. We want to partner with as much companies as possible, particularly really helping international companies that want to have a presence in Europe. They can bank with us with a named account and they can then have access to stablecoin world and transact against everything that there is already integrated with. European stablecoins are the bread and butter of any exchange operation. What we saw also is that there was a gap in the European market and we wanted to be like the relevant player there, having a euro stablecoin offering across the ecosystem. So the intention is to basically maximize their XRP ledger capacity on scalability, cost, infrastructure and quickness to basically transact directly on the ledger.
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What do you think of that, Jeff?
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Solid. Solid. We're going to see a lot more of that.
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See a lot more of that. It's funny that he was with finance, you know, it was interesting. He was with finance and then him and his couple of colleagues realized that they needed a good stable coin in line with Mika rules and regs over there. So it's kind of interesting that him so kind of this will kind of this whole kind of cruise Human financial grew out of Binance. Some folks were working at Binance and said, hey, let's go do our own thing. Let's do it with the stable coins. So yeah.
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Yeah.
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Interesting. Sir John asked this question here. What are recommended US financial media to follow that are realistic, not leaning any side, especially not in the left. There aren't any.
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Right.
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Good luck. I mean, it used to be the Wall Street Journal. It used to be publications, you know, sometimes the Financial Times, I'll say sometimes because it's not Reuters, you know, the economists, what you, you know, these are all ones that used to be. Got Barons, you got Morningstar, you know, Yahoo Finance. But again, Yahoo Finance mostly just publishes, you know, pressers, press releases out there too. It's just, I don't really see that there's anything that's. I see that it's infected almost every, every, every side of it, so I almost don't even see anything anymore. Some of them are pretty consistent, but every once in a while you'll see stuff that kind of like. Kind of like rolls in. You know, it's a very strange. Jeff.
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A
It's very strange. So here we are, we're sitting at the bottom of the hour and we do have a. A big announcement before we play any music. We do have a. Some new merch to roll out.
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B
We do.
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A
We got a new rebrand to talk about and actually we're, we're pretty excited to do this. We talked about it the other day. We're talking about the rebrand under Badassery. And if you go to badassery coffee.com, you'll notice that the coffee is also rebranded under Badassery. If you go to the X channel for Badass Yetis, it's now rebranded as Badassery. And as part of the the launch of Badassery, where also we put up some new merch. So maybe we can pull that up and we can share some of the new merch. We have a hat and a hoodie with some of the rebrand badassery. Then we're gonna start. You're gonna start seeing a lot more of the badassery. So yes, we do have a badassery hat. And you can see the badassery coffee badassery hat and a badassery hoodie, which are pretty solid.
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And mainly we did the hat because Chad said he would wear one, so. Right. No pressure. No pressure, Chad. But anyway, there it is. There's the badasser. Now if you got a badass yetis coffee.com that still works, it'll forward you here, but it's badassery coffee.com and then let's get into the merch right here. So we've got this blazing cool hat. And that is. I'll drop the. The link there on the. In there. But it's basically just on the chain dot shop. If you look at the hat section. So on the front you got this amazing logo here. Not for the faint of heart. This cap was forged in chaos. Finished with some attitude. Flaming skull blazes across the front, daring anyone to test your calm. The badassery script. Scorched on the back is your stamp of rebellion. And that is it reminds you of legends don't follow rules. They rewrite them. Worn, rugged and ready for anything. This is the cap you grab the day. Calls for fire, grit and a little bit of trouble. So badass around the front, around the back. And then you got the cool logo embroidered on the front. Looks like that right there. I'm just gonna say that's badasser right there.
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A
That. That is badassery right there.
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B
Right there.
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A
She got that cool ass logo. Then we also have a hoodie that looks pretty badass.
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B
Look at that hoodie right here.
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A
I like that ring.
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B
The fire flaming skull ignites the chest. Full Badassery logo burns on the back. Soft, fierce, built for the rebels who reject the average. Zip up, Stand down, let the world feel the heat. Where comfort meets chaos. That's what it looks like on the back right there, baby.
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A
Yes.
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B
And then on the front you got the cool flaming logo. This is a zipper. This is a zip one. So there it is right There. Get yourself a badass. And it comes in some different colors too, so. And different sizes. So you can get that in black. You can also get it navy.
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A
Oh, I like that.
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B
You can also get it in gray. Looks good in gray too. Nice. With the nice logo on the back.
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A
Look at that.
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B
You can get it in a nice blue, a royal blue color as well. So that's.
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A
Royal blue is nice also.
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B
Very cool. So there you go, guys. And I will throw that in the. Throw that in there as well. So there it is. So there you go, guys.
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A
That is the badassery. So stay tuned for a lot more coming out of badassery. We've been working on that for a long time to get things in the direction of badassery. And so we're. We're happy to start moving some of the. The cool merch and everything else that's going to go along with the badassery brand. So with that, and I saw that there were a few yetis put into the. Into the chat. So let's drop this brand new song and see if we can get a few more, uh, yetis in the chat. So here we go. Badass react. Take my money.
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D
See tonight one shall win a badass yeti. Blue tribe clan titan born of storm and stone fueled by badass rebrew fire in the veins your key, the zaman wallet your fate on the chain your.
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B
Word yet.
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D
From the thunder's mouth he comes biljah, the first of blue. Born of lightning, carved from frost, fight and blood no battle lost, no fire veins, thunder breath he carved his oath in ice and death. The mountains shook beneath his roar. The frozen sea obeyed once more. Breaker of frost and flame the world will know your name. The storm kneels to the first of blue. The titans rise, they follow.
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You.
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D
Mint number one. The spark before dawn the storm remembers his name. Born for battle, made for legend. Claim yours or be forgotten. On the chain is on the chain.
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B
On the chain is off the chain. It's off the chain.
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A
Jeff is on the chain.
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B
IO missing there. Look at that right there. And here says hat ordered.
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A
Thank you. There we go.
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B
Get those. Vision vendetta. Yo. Why do I feel like I should bow down? Well, that's what. That's. That's the theme of the tortoise sort of song. That's it right there, baby.
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A
So this is him right here. This is badass yeti number one. Number one. So of all the blues, number one. So who's gonna claim badass yeti number one? Build jaw, build jaw. Left The G out of his. The video. There's a G in there. It's Bilja. You need the G to get the J baby.
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B
Oning says Chad.
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A
Yeah, Number one. Vilja is the real deal.
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B
It's. That's pretty. Pretty amazing. Silly. Badass.
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A
Badass Harley Lowrider. We need to get some mut. Some stickers. Some badass stickers that's on the agenda.
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B
There you go. There you go, man.
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A
Put a decal somewhere.
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B
So, guys, we only have five in there, so you. So. So start typing in yeti if you haven't already. You can retype it. Only take your entry one time, so let's not get crazy. It's like it. You know, I see people typing it in over and over again. Don't worry if you typed it in once, it's been registered, so you don't have to do it again. And it won't recognize it. It's not like you can type YETI six times to get six votes. Don't work that way. But, Jeff, you talked about this in the beginning. The PayPal's blockchain partner accidentally minted 300 trillion in stablecoins. 300 trillion.
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A
Even if you catch that error, you're like, what?
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B
This first sentence is great. In an embarrassing error. Like, you just set the tone for the whole thing. PayPal blockchain partner Paxos accidentally minted 300 trillion of the PyUSD token PayPal stablecoin, which debuted in 23, supposed to be redeemable at a one to one rate. Now at 300 trillion. There's no way that that's backed by anything. By anything. Okay. 300 trillions. More than double the entire world's current GDP of 117 trillion. In short, it's a really bad mistake from Paxos. At least the action did appear to be a mistake. Paxos acknowledged the issue in a post.
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A
Allegedly a mistake.
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B
Allegedly. Yeah, allegedly. And this is how you do it, Right here. This is how. This is how you announce to the world that. Oops. That at 3:12pm Eastern Time, Paxos mistakenly minted excess PYUSD as part of an internal transfer. Paxos immediately identified the error and burned the XS PyUSD. This was an internal technical error. There are no security breach. Customer funds are safe. We just addressed the root cause. They. I'm proud of them. They did not even blame the. The intern.
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A
No.
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B
Like, we had a very special project for the intern. Just had him press one key and. Whoa. Hello. So anyway, that was. That's pretty funny.
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A
I wonder what the number really was. That's what I would like to know.
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B
Well, that's the weird thing. They don't say like we meant 300,000. 300. 3 million. 3 million.
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A
We don't know 3,000. Like what was the number?
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B
He said 300 trillion was a bad number. But what was the real number? I don't even know what the real number is.
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A
Oh my God.
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B
I don't know.
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A
If you imagine it. They just let it fly. They just let it go. We now have 300 trillion XRP in the world.
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B
XRP says so there's no mechanism to present this prevent it in the future. It can manually happen. Radio says, can you mistakenly send me a sandwich, possibly with extra mayo?
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A
Oh my God.
- [39:31]
B
Mistakenly send me a sandwich. I need a sandwich.
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A
A sandwich.
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B
Can I get a sandwich, please? Can I get a sandwich? Can I get a sandwich? Yeah, so. And then there's a lot of cool things that are going on right here. I saw this here in the XRPL world. You got Dr. Arthur Kidrakulov. He says here. And if you, you probably know him and see him around X. But he's the CEO and co founder of X XP Market. He also has a PhD in biosciences. He's a very smart dude. I will tell you that. I've interacted with him and I don't know why. I'm not following. This is weird. I've been following a lot of people that all. This says, it says I'm not following him again. I mean, I don't understand it. Like I, I go, I, I know I'm following this person. I know I've been following him for years. And it says, oh, not following. Come on. Anyway, but he wrote up a proposal here. We're not going to get into it, but just to kind of show you what this looks like right here. This is a mandatory economic rationale for the XLS Amendments type. It's a government governance process improvement. The abstract is the proposal establishes mandatory economic impact assessment requirements for the XRP Ledger Standard Amendments. Currently, XLS specifications prioritize technical implementation while emitting critical information. Validators require for informed governance decisions demand validation, cost benefit analysis, risk assessment, adoption projections. This information asymmetry results in validators approving protocol changes without the adequate data to evaluate the economic viability or network value. We propose amending the XLS template to require substantive economic analysis before proposals advancing to voting status whose validators are advised to reject proposals by default. So he's right. Like, yeah, in theory you go like, oh yeah, that's cool. You know, if you're running a validator, you like, you vote on it. But what he's, he wants, what his whole idea here is, if you are going to vote on something and it has kind of impact on the ecosystem, surely it's missing a lot of the, what is the economic impact, what's the feasibility? So these are kind of things that you should outline when putting it together. So he's suggesting that the template is updated, that when you go ahead and put a proposal forward that it talks about the risk, it talks about what the adoption probability would be, the demand on that. And just to show you that we don't have time for this, but you can see that I'm, it's incredibly well thought out. I've taken, I've gone through this, read through it. I've also put it into chat GPT and kind of like ran some, you know, questions against it too. But I thought this is a very well put together proposal that is for proposals. When people put something forth, let's not just vote on something, let's figure out what that, what the market analysis, you know, what the risk failure, what the ecosystem, you know, readiness could be. Because those things are never thought about when you're actually putting these forward. What do you, what do you think about this, Jeff?
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A
Yes. Yes. We don't know. I'm, I'm trying to figure out this order that Sir John just put through. He just put an order for four bags of, of badassery coffee and he wants us to do a drawing to donate it to the community. So we ordered four bags that are going through fulfillment right now. The problem is he used an address that doesn't exist and the order system is accepting it. So I don't, so what, what we're gonna have to do said review address issues. So I'm trying to edit, I'm trying to go through and edit the address, which I think I can do. So we're gonna have to figure out how we're going to do that. If Sir John wants to donate this to somebody, we're gonna have to get, we're gonna have to do one drawing because it's one order. We can't do four different orders. One is in the middle of fulfillment and there's three that have been accepted already through the process. One is saying unfulfilled for the Brood Awakening Breakfast Blend. So we'll go through. There's an address issue so I can update the address. If we do the drawing, someone's going to win and we'll have to figure out how to get their address so we can put that in. Everybody knows 90210 so I know 210.
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B
Of course they do TV show so we'll appreciate that man. So we'll. We'll get to the bottom of that.
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A
It's really nice.
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B
Yeah we'll have to nice incentive.
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A
I can go through and edit so hopefully the edit of the address but we're gonna. When we do a drawing whoever we pick is going to have to give us their address and we'll have to.
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B
Do that through X already pays. You figure how to do it? There's a problem. I can do it again. But the payment passed. Yeah.
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A
The tame event ready? Yeah.
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B
Yep. Mark wants to know if we're going to come out with a decaf. We've had no. We've had no. Nobody asked for a decaf. But we were. The K cups don't really make sense.
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A
Because anybody drink decaf?
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B
Mark's asking. I'm thinking he drinks decaf.
- [44:38]
A
So Mark, you drink decaf? Decaf.
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B
Oh, he might, he might want a decaf. You know like I'll use. What I generally do is my first cup of coffee is caffeinated, the next one is not. So you know. Yeah, appreciate that Sir John. That's really cool. That's a really cool thing to do.
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A
Yeah.
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B
We'll have to get it out to people so that'll be another sort of giveaway and that'll be that. I can see giving that away. That'll be badassery. So it's gonna be badassery. Badassery. Type it wrong, you're not gonna be in the. You're gonna be entered in there. So there you go. You gotta make sure you type it in there correctly. You know what I mean? His urologist, Dr. Ip Daily told him caffeine is a bladder irritant. He's just. Boy, that was a long setup for that mark IP Dr. IP Daily. Interesting. Told me my caffeine bladder. It's a caffeine bladder. Okay. Got you. Got us man. You got us. That's a good one. You totally crushed it. You totally crushed it. Yeah. Let's jump into some geopolitics, Jeff. Let's jump into that before we get going. Geopolitics.
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A
So geopolitic.
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B
I threw this one in here because I couldn't help myself. But anyway, so this guy, Jim Stewardson, anti fascist. It's got the Canadian flag in there. He's got the Ukraine flag. He's Got the Jolly Roger flag and who the hell else knows what he's got there? But he says, who knew there were this many Marxist, socialist, antifa, pro Hamas, far left Democrats in Chicago. Speaker Johnson. No wonder you crybabies are worried. Okay, so this was supposedly the people that turned out for this. No Kings. One of the lamest, I have to say, one of the lamest protests in history, quite honestly. It was. It was. I mean, people dressed up in these as animals and it was such a. It was so weird.
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A
A bunch of weirdos.
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B
So if you guys know Tom Morello. Tom Morello was the lead guitar player for a band in the band called Rage against the Machine. He wrote encouraging start. Next steps one, general strike number two, arrest the president. Right. And Tom Morello, he's an amazing guitar player, but he is a leftist nut job. Okay. I love Rage against the Machine. I know some of the lyrical content can be questionable, but these were guys in the 90s who, you know, played hard rock music and were rebelling against the authorities. And the funny thing about it was, you know, if you think about back in the late 90s when they got really big between 96 and 2000, which was their prime, who was the president? The president was Clinton. Right. So because somebody else was saying that they. Here's the crowd and look at the size of that crowd. And oh my God, the biggest protest in the entire. No Kings. Yeah, it's so. It's so lame, Jeff. So I wrote from Rage against the Machine to inside the Machine. You raged, you aged, you got paid. The machine won. I'm like, what a loser. You know, I love this. I love the. I love this chip. But yeah, absolutely. What a loser. You know, they went from raging against the machine and authority.
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A
Exactly. They are the machine.
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B
Let me remind everybody, this has been.
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A
A long time coming.
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B
These were the same douchebags. When Rage against the Machine was touring again during COVID they wouldn't let you coming to their concert without your. Your. Your official vaccine card.
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A
That's right. That's right.
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B
Do you remember that? What a bunch of losers.
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A
I do remember that. I'm surprised people even listen to them anymore.
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B
So this guy, Tongue poster said, if you don't know, after multiple decades, a rage against the machine and punk rock music in general is anti Republican in nature. You probably have to be reminded to breathe. Oh, epic take.
- [48:22]
A
Oh, he said that to you?
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B
Yeah. Oh.
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A
Oh, my God.
- [48:26]
B
Skip the beat. Epic takedown. What? They can't meme. They have zero comeback. They have zero debate skills whatsoever.
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D
If you don't know.
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B
Well, I do know that when they were mostly raging, it was Clinton who was in office. That's what I know. So I'm like, so here, let me. So I actually had took the time to put. Spell this out, Jeff. Here is some of what Tom is protesting against. A $6 trillion in new investment flowing to the U.S. manufacturing and infrastructure. Record expansion of energy independence through drill, baby, drill. Lowest gas prices in decades and stable domestic supply. Billions of tariff revenue generated from fair trade enforcement. Eight international conflicts halted within nine months. Peace agreements expanded over the Middle east via the Abraham Accords. Southern border fully secured with technology and new construction. Illegal crossings reduced, historic lows. National Guard deployment restored safety in major cities. Violent crime rates dropped in urban centers and under federal coordination. Record high small business confidence and job creation. Rising wages across all income levels. Historic low unemployment for black, Hispanic and Asian Americans. U. S Economy leading global GDP growth, recovery, strengthened military readiness and veteran care reforms. And again, some of this touches on his first term, but again, this is. It is what Trump did. This is what they're protesting. They don't like Trump. Trump is a king. They're calling him. Continued judicial appointments. He put a couple, you know, Supremes on there. Regulatory rollback accelerating business expansion. Continued reshoring of supply chains of the US Strength and trade leverage to China, Mexico and Europe. Expanded school choice and parental rights and education. Maintain peace through strength. Zero new wars lodged. Yeah, that's real punk, all right. What, Thompson? That's punk, baby, right? So here's what Tom supported. Get a jab. You can't attend our concerts. Runaway inflation, rising cost of living. Record high illegal border crossings. Fentanyl crisis, botched Afghanistan withdrawal wars reignited with Ukraine and Middle East. Six plus trillion in new debt and reckless spending. Energy independent or dependence on foreign oil. Strategic petroleum reserves nearly depleted. Real wages down while prices up. Crime searches in major cities soft on crime. And these are the. I'm not going to go through this is a lot, but weaponization of DOJ Suppression of free speech, environmental hypocrisy. Outsourcing pollution in China. Alleged allegations of foreign bribery and corruption. Deep conservatism is the new punk. Long live the king. At least I was trolling a little bit with a lot. Live the king, but punk is not dead. And the funny thing is what I'm encouraged about is the youth. It's not embracing that. They don't want to be Democrats. They don't want nothing to do with it. It's incredible, Jeff, and you're probably seeing that you know, your son is what, 15? 16.
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A
16.
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B
There you go. So you, we're seeing that on that level.
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A
So they're him and all of his friends are all conservatives.
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B
There you go.
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A
And actually one thing that we're seeing more and more is that they use Democrat as a derogative. It's a derogative insult. Don't be a Democrat, basically, don't be a loser. You know, and that, and that's exactly how they're, how it's being phrased at this point, which is, which is interesting. And people are, are fleeing the Democrat party in droves. You know, they might become independent, but how can you be tied to, you know, just such a lost narrative? It doesn't make any sense. They're anti crypto, they're anti productivity, they're anti self reliance, they're anti anything that has to do with entrepreneurial ship. I mean, they just, they're just everything, they're anti, anti, anti, anti. You know, they, they support nothing other than illegal entry into this country. The flee, the flee, the fleecing of actual citizens of this country of every last dollar that they have. I mean, just making the, the country less safe. They don't, they don't support anything positive. I like how Chad said, well, someone please remind that the Democrats have hijacked the last three primaries, bounced a sitting president from the ticket to coordinate that, to coronate his incompetent VP without a single vote. And then Elon was saying, they say no kings, but the same people filled in skate parks with sand during 2020. That's right. So the kids couldn't actually skate. And visual vendetta said, ever since Trump has been president, I finally see how much program control the media has over the people. Not only that, I now know who can, who the controllers of the media are. And it just, you see them every day. The Democrats are, it's unreal.
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B
No chain. I'll. Give me your money.
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A
That's right. Give me your money. The demon rats.
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B
The best thing that was happening was, first of all, the White House was trolling hard. They went on Blue sky, which is, everyone got mad. They left. They left X because it was too, it was too toxic. So you want to talk about a toxic platform, just go spend some time on Blue Sky. So they opened up accounts on Blue sky and now they're like the number one most banned on blue Blue sky or blocked, I should say. Right? And they even talked to the CEO and she's like, no, everyone's welcome. What's she supposed to say? Right. So this person said, trump is mocking us as we protest him. So this is the Trump war room. Posted a picture of him. Trump with the king hat on, right?
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A
Oh, my God.
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B
Fantastic. Cat Turd said, yep, that's. That's what I voted for. That's what I voted for. Like, this girl says exactly the same young person, dude. Dom Lucre said, It's. It's crazy. It took you guys all eight years to realize the gay Republican said as. As he should. You're seeing just like a whole swatch of different people. Posted this picture left and right.
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A
Oh, yeah.
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The boss says, here's like a leftist getting out of bed, just waking up. The boss says, the uniform is today. He's got the no Kings. And then in the closet, you see Free Palestine. He's got black, white lives matter. You got Occupy Wall Street. No more oil. Like the whole. You know. You know, the whole. That's the whole sort of thing on his phone. You got the CCP calling. So, you know. Oh, it's great. Girl right here has got a no King shirt on. It says no Kings. No walking, no hiking, no biking. She happens to be a little. Got a couple pounds on it. That's a little bit hitting below the belt, but it's. You know, people. People are gonna do what they're gonna do. You are all y'. All. This one you were talking about with. With your son, you're all the. The butt of all the jokes. And there's kamala. No kings. October 18th. All the people. You know, that's basically the. You know. So here's another one. No Kings crossed. It's got the. The no Kings thing. The logo crossed out. It says, no one cares. I mean, this is what I love about the memes. They're so much fun to watch. You got Kennedy. It says, we chose to offend leftists with memes, not because it's easy, but because it's fun. This one, no King. They shout while begging government to rule their health, their pay, their speech, their children, their land, their future. So there it is, right there. No kids.
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They're unbelievable. Exactly. They bow down to the altar of the. Of the. Of the elite politician. All of us. It doesn't matter. Think about. You go across the board. What. What are they. What are they actually protesting for? They want. They. They already want government involved in everything. They want government basically to take over. They want European style. I don't know what they want. They want not even European style. Socialism. They want communist style socialism. They want the government to control every aspect of your life. I mean, these people stand for nothing. They. They. You know, they just have zero value in society. They. They don't produce anything. They don't contribute anything. What. What are they doing in society?
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B
What.
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A
You know, they're just a bunch of freeloaders. And it's interesting because people are reporting back from there, and they said they see a lot of elderly white people walking around. They're like, you know, all these hippie rejects. Well, hippie rejects from the 60s. You know, these people were probably stoned out of their. Out of their gourds, you know, but you see them. You see them in politics, you see them around their professors, you see them in retirement. Just a bunch of hippie rejects.
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B
They're.
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A
That didn't really accomplish. I mean, some of them are very well accomplished. It's amazing to me. But yet they. They don't want anybody else to accomplish. I. I don't know what their true agenda or. You know, they. I guess they didn't. Now they're in retirement. They got nothing left in life. You know, it just. It's so crazy. Don't be so hard on them. They do produce a blue and pink hair.
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B
Mark, Mark, Mark asked, was Kamala's nanny at the protest with Doug? So apparently Doug with the nanny. Sir, Sir John says, jeff, don't be so hard on they. They do produce the pink here. I like that. This was.
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A
And they were dressed up in weird stuff, too.
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B
No Trump actually ran this last time. This isn't from. This is the first no Kings protest. He said a huge thank you to all the no Kings protesters. Yesterday I was very concerned a king was trying to take my place. But thanks to your tireless efforts, I am still your president. Great job, all. I mean, the trolling is at such epic levels. It is so phenomenal. But, Jeff, you mentioned. You mentioned, like, these. The people that are there, right? The people that are supposedly at this no Kings event.
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A
Yeah.
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B
You know, they're supposed. So here's. Here's a woman that was interviewed, and you can imagine this is probably how it went. The other thing I noticed was the same people that talk about diversity and equity. Well, that's weird. There are certainly a lot of white people at these protests. I didn't see any different colored faces. I just saw white people, like, in masses here. But these are the same people that talk about diversity. Diversity. Well, where was the diversity even in your protest? And why specifically are you out supporting no Kings Day? I think protest is important. Why are you protesting? How much time do you have a couple minutes. And what's the main reason you're out here protesting, testing President Trump with a lot of the decisions that are being made? Is there any decision in particular you disagree with? Where. Okay, so I. I would start with.
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A
She's already stoned out of her mind. They're so stupid. Well, they're still clueless.
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B
Well, what is it? I don't even think. I don't even think it's appropriate for.
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C
Me to have this interview.
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B
So what brings you out today?
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A
Because she has nothing in her brain. These people are all the same. There's. There's no difference. You look at the same people that they just go protest to protest to protest. You know what it is? They follow the crowd. They're crowd followers. That. That's all there is to it. You know, it's just the similar, you know, the same mindset, you know, as. As the. The monarch. You know, in. In European history, you know, people are subservient to the monarch. They worship the monarch. You go throughout the Middle east and you have the fascist dictator or, you know, other parts, you go to Eastern Europe, you know, based on what it used to be, like, go down to South America, you know, and. And people are. Are obviously forced into it. These people love it. They. It's more. It's more of the monarch. They're not even being forced to bow down at the altar. You know, they want to kiss the feet of the socialist, communist, you know, leadership. And whoever their leadership is, they take their. They take their talking points, then they run out to the streets and they protest. 0.0thought in their brain. And every one of them's like that. They can't. They can't articulate what they're protesting. And then the. What does she say? Well, it's not even appropriate to have this. Why. Why not be appropriate? You know, why isn't it appropriate? Just one elevator pitch. Why are you here? Just one thing. You know, it's amazing. Who said they're being paid? Yeah, I think most of them are being paid.
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B
Yeah, the vast majority of them said, yeah, they're being paid. Mark Smithson said my chocolate lab could have at least made up an answer.
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A
That's right. Exactly. Just make it up.
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B
Yeah, the FBI's fallen. Who's paying them? That's right. They're getting the bottle. Sir John said the straw man in the wizard of Oz has more strong his head than those leftists. I mean, Art in the Lake. My autocorrect would make you think that I have a fat finger it's good to be king. Remember, that was a great movie. Stone version of Runaway. Runaway. She's just protesting, hoping to find a husband in the crowd. This. This level of stupidity is baffling. And there you go. You want to see another? I mean, we could do a whole show on the meme. Takedowns from the. From the official White House account. There's one video I want to play, but I had a song behind it, so I couldn't play it. I didn't have time to remove it, but. But this is just epic. You can't get more epic takedown than this. The Trump war room. No queen. It's a picture. It's a picture of Kamala and Hillary. No queens. I guess they never made it, so.
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A
They did, definitely.
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B
That is some epic takedown right there. There was so much trolling going on. It was so freaking funny. I mean, you know, Trump wearing. You know, and. And honest to God, if Trump doesn't dress up like a king for Halloween, I mean, I don't know what's going on, but that would be amazing if he dressed up like a king.
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A
Mel G said, I'd respect them if they were honest and just say, I just don't like djt, period.
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B
Right. That's what. Right.
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A
That's all you have to say. Like, all the other stuff. Forget it. I don't like it. That's.
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B
They can never name anything, Jeff. They don't know.
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A
They can't.
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B
They can't name. But anyway, this is going to. You want. You want to see the Dems bowing down to their king? Look at this right here.
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A
Oh, my God, that's awesome.
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B
So. So many like this. So you remember famously when they all went in the Capitol. I don't know, they put these weird scarves.
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A
This just shows how pathetic they are.
- [62:07]
B
They put on one knee, and then you see Trump walking, and they're all bowing to him.
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A
Right?
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B
This is great. Look at him. He's like. He's the freaking Pope or something. But there was so many. There's so many of these. I mean, we could do a whole show on. Just on memes and all the. The people that did the memes on Trump and stuff.
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A
Oh, it's.
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B
God, they were just. They were just phenomenal, man. I'm like. But this one right there, it's just. There's no more epic trolling than that. No queens. I mean, gosh, it's. It's really. It's epic levels of. Of fun. You know, the. The latest thing. You hear a lot from The Democratic side is like, oh, the gerrymandering. I can't believe the gerrymander. This is when you basically redraw you, you redraw districts to advantage. You know, whoever the Rep you want to put in Congress is going to be. Right. So yeah, that was, that was Kaepernick days. That's right.
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A
Right.
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B
DC Drano put this out, he goes, you see this red in New England? You know how many congressional seats are held by Democrats? This is Massachusetts. Look at all the red. Look at that.
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A
Amazing, Amazing.
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B
Almost all. Yeah. To get the boss and around the cities, whatever. You know how many congressional seats are held by Democrats? 21. You know how many held by Republicans? Zero. So don't talk to us about gerrymandering. What? This is what Democrats do. Okay, that's right. That is exactly 100 officially true. But as we found out, Jeff, there is going to be a. When the Republicans are going to do catch up to what the Democrats have been doing, they're going to lose up to 19 additional new seats that will go Republican. There's not a chance in the world that they're going to take the House. It's even worse. It could even be worse in the Senate. So it's I. All I say is I sit back and I say guys, you are crushing it on the left. Please do more of this because you're going to get destroyed in the midterms and, and it's going to be not even funny. And they're fixing the voting stuff and they're getting other stuff fixed and my God, it's just epic, epic takedowns.
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A
Sir John is saying this is hilarious but at the same time sad to us in the EU as we can be jailed for laughing at those memes.
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B
Right? And so here, well, here, don't laugh.
- [64:15]
A
We can play them, you can watch them, but you can't comment or laugh at them.
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B
Right?
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A
Don't laugh, don't laugh, don't laugh. You have to do a stoic face.
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B
Well, this is the difference. This is all the leftists you will see out there every time they do a post democracy. We gotta fight for democracy. Listen loser, we don't live in a democracy. United States is a constitutional republic. It's set up in a way if it constit a democracy is the mob rules that. That's what they want. They want you to fear that the few are going to rule the many and doesn't consider the little voices. Why? How do we know this? Because they want to get rid of a lot of measures that have to do with that. Want to get rid of pieces of the Constitution. They're the ones that are anti constitutional. That's why you never see the Democrats refer to it as a, as a, a constitution Republic because they don't like the Constitution. They wish they could get rid of the Constitution. Right. That's why you, that's why, you know, to me these guys are constantly. You, you have to remind them all the time that's not what the US is based on. The difference about the US is we have a constitution that allows free speech and allows you to carry arms, whatever that may be. Right. It's like. And it shall not be infringed. Very clear on the second amendment here. Shall not be infringed. You can't write stuff that overrides the Constitution. You do not have a Constitution and any, anywhere else outside the United States that guarantees free speech. You don't. And sure, you can have a leftist judge come out and smash something down and ultimately go to the Supreme Court and get overruled. It just kind of slows everything down. They also want to get rid of the electoral college. Electoral college here in the US Follows that same measure. It gives voices to the smaller people. Right. The lesser voices. It's not the mob rules and just the, the fuel rule. The many. We're going to transition a little bit. This was a pretty interesting story right here. Jeff, look at this. A man living in Louisiana was arrested by the FBI for joining Hamas terrorists on October 7th. Attack against Israel. Mahmoud Amin was in born in Gaza, applied for a visa in Cairo, was granted a visa under the Biden administration on October 7th. His cell phone connected to a tower near kibbutz where the multiple Americans were killed. Democracy literally allowed unvetted suspected terrorists to invade and freely roam our country. Well, Jeff, how is this possible? Why is there no vetting going on during the Biden administration? You got known terrorists.
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A
It, I mean, that's not, it's not going to be an isolated incident that you have one, one guy like that. There's obviously many, many more that have come in that aren't just going over there to fight and, and kill, but they're going to be right here in our backyard. And that's the unfortunate part about it. They purposely let these people in to make our streets less safe. You know, I always say there's part, there's different parts to taking down society. One of them is control the health care, make it less readily available. People are fearful of health. So, so they tried the healthcare thing. Didn't work out so well. Then they went after our health with the shutdowns and the whole Covid thing. They targeted us purposely so that on its own, and the way they treated after, after the fact, they proved that they could shut down all of society. They shut us down on that. You can only do that for so long. People start rebelling. Certain states opened up, like Florida after, after a few weeks. So that was a big part of it. The other part, like Chad said, is definitely chaos, chaos in the streets. So if you look at the, the fall of Venezuela, they moved the, they allowed the, the, the criminals access to weapons. They took weapon, they took weapons away from civilians. They made the streets less safe. Uh, they moved criminals and uh, they moved, uh, uh, poor, uh, communities into wealthy communities. And they created a, a disparity, you know, between, well, the, the wealthy and the poor. And they started blaming all of the ills of society on the wealthy and the business owners and things like that. And so they created this. An environment where, you know, now people are at each other, you know, so there's different, different parts of it. The big one though is, is just being less safe in the streets. So now in this country, how do you, how do you ramp it up even further? We bring all the, the criminal entity from overseas and you just, and you, and you sprinkle them around and then you bring in the enemy combatants. Remember, for, for a long time we would say, look at all these illegals coming over. They're all military, aged young men.
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B
There's no families seeking a better life for their kids. Then the kids come over. 400, 000 kids lost. Nobody knows where they are, and no one's protesting. These lost kids that are. Who the hell knows what horrible things are happening. Sir John says the EU is what the USSR was meant to be but failed. I'm proud to have voted against Croatia joining it, but it was rigged anyway, Jeff, just like the Yeti drawing. And your camera went out and it's a picture of me.
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A
I just see that it's a picture of you. I'm gonna talk to you for today.
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B
That's freaking weird.
- [69:18]
A
Is that weird? You're talking, talking in my voice with your face.
- [69:21]
B
That's very strange. I don't know if I can handle it watching you talk with my voice, and it's like pulsating. It's very weird indeed.
- [69:29]
A
Very strange.
- [69:30]
B
Let's make a, make a show. 30 days in Cuba. See how that works out.
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A
Yeah, yeah, exactly. There we go.
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B
Here. I'll be right back. Yeah, please, come on back. So, yeah, there's, you know the guy that does the parody videos all the time of the View. Damani. Damani, I think his name is. He said he has a. He has an offer out there to send anybody first class ticket to Iran, and he wants to see if they can say the same things in Tehran. That's what he said. He wants. He wants to move. He says, I'll give you a first class ticket to Iran, where he's from. And he said, you can go to Tehran, you can say all the things you're saying here. Let's see how well it works out for you. See how long you last. He says, so far there's no taker and the offer still stands. It's insane to me, Jeff. Here we go. October 7th, this guy crossed into Israel to assist in the murder and kidnapping of Jews. Less than a year later, he crossed into America, supposedly undetected. I don't know if it was meant to be on a visa that was approved by the Biden administration. His phone was pinged near and I don't know. Help me out. That pronounced in Kafara Aza. I don't know. Is that right, Jeff? I don't know. One of the hardest hit communities. So he said. After participating in the October 7 terror invasion, he moved to Lafayette, Louisiana, worked at a restaurant, thought he got away with it. Now he's finally in FBI custody, facing charges for terrorism and visa fraud. He can't be the only one. There's. Right. There's no way. He's the only.
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A
Not the only one. He's not the only.
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B
No way. He's the only one. There's. They need to go way more.
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A
They need to go to Dearborn. Go to Dearborn, Michigan. Go to Minnesota and. And we'll find where they're all at.
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B
Look at this, Jeff. What could happen? Just kidding.
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A
But now you're frozen. Oh, there you are. All right.
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B
Oh, yeah. I was like, yeah, I saw you be like. Everything's like, oh. I don't know what happened, Jeff. It's weird. Something happened. Can you see me? I'm still talking. See, look, I'm frozen.
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A
Frozen.
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B
I'm frozen. No, I'm a bad ventriloquist, that's for sure. That's for damn sure. And then, you know, this ceasefire, obviously the ceasefire lasted what, 48 hours, not very long. But again, who was it? The terrorists? You don't. But here's what. Here's. Here's the. What you don't see on tv. Supposedly, right here's Hamas going after anybody that opposes them. Pushing, shoving, gunfire, killing people. So they're not kill. They're killing their own people. This is what they were doing. They're taking the supplies. They're holding the supplies and the cash that came into them. These are bad people. You don't have enough of a resistance. I'm sorry, man. There's only one thing you can do with Hamas, and you got to just eradicate it from the earth. That's the only thing that can really be done. There's no other plan.
- [72:16]
A
That's it. There is no other plan. And that, and that's the point. You can't even. You can't have. There's no, there's no ceasefire with them because it's. We. Even. Even during the war, you know, that was going on, they were killing their own people like you said they were. They were taking all the supplies. They were. They were living off the hog, you know, but you, you can't have a peaceful coexistence with, with these people. I mean, it's just, it's not possible. They're. They're committed to terrorism. They're committed to eradicating people. You know, I mean, if they're, if they're going to eradicate all. All Jews and, and all Israelis, you know, then that, that's. That's their core. That's their own. That's their only mission statement they have. Hamas has no other mission statement. The reason why they're killing other people is because they're vying for control of the area. You know, they're no different than, than the cartels. I mean, you know, they're.
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B
Jeff, take this next.
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A
It's not a legitimate political group here. What is this here? Gazans are pleading with the world to stop Hamas from continuing public execution, saying that hundreds have been murdered in the past 72 hours. Where's the media? Where's all the Western pro Palestinian protesters? They all went to the no Kings thing. They. They. They don't care. Not only do they not care, I mean, you know, they came out and protested. It was all fake protest. The flo. The flotillas that came over from, from Europe. What was her name? Greta, whatever her name is. All those people, they all seemed, they're all paid, you know, many of them were fairly wealthy. They came on nice boats. They had nice sailboats. They were. They were living like garbage on their boats. You know, as they were floating over. They came over with an agenda. There was no humanitarian aid on those boats. They came over specifically to Breach into another country. Israel should never have let them go. They came in unauthorized into their country. You know what? During, you know, with, with ill intent. You know what? You go to jail, you don't, you don't get let out. We're gonna have, you know, regular trial. If you try to do that, go to Mexico right now and try to sneak into Mexico illegally and see what happens, see how long it takes you to get out of jail, good luck, put you in jail in Mexico. Right. Try to try to cross the southern border up. But, but when that happens, you know, God forbid, you know, it's gonna be, it's gonna take a lot to get you out of that country. That's just, just how it goes. But yet they thought they could just go into. But they're nowhere to be seen. They're absolutely, you know, it's, it's amazing, the hypocrisy of it. What is this, Grace? I just confronted a woman at this Free Palestine stand and I told her they've got their ceasefire and asked why they're still handing out propaganda. She said to me, the Palestinians are dying. I asked her if she'd seen the videos of Hamas executing Palestinians. She told me she wasn't even aware of any videos. Her colleague then, who called her over and told her not to engage with me, which is what they do because they, they have their handlers, Their handlers tell them what to do because these people that are, are monitoring, they're just clueless. If, if you're at a street stand, you've got to be prepared to defend your cause. It's clear she didn't even know what she was doing. She was just another robot in the propaganda. They're so stupid, these people. You know, I don't, I don't know if, you know, you can label under white guilt or, you know, I mean, just stupidity or white. Whatever they suffer from. You know, I just go back through historically, mental illness, psychology, psychosis. These people are just dumb. I mean, there's no. They, they don't deserve, they don't really belong in civil society. I, I just don't know where, where they fit in. They, they're, they're, they're a, a, a square cog trying to be put into a round hole in society, which is why they do these things. And then they go off and they support terrorists and they support nonsense. They just, they don't educate themselves. They're just followers, you know, which is again, why, why I believe they want socialism, because they, they want to follow. They want to be told what to do. Which is the same, you know, reason why people followed, you know, want the, the monarchs. I still don't understand why they have a monarchy in, in England. It makes no sense, has no, no historical use anymore. But it's the same reason. Tradition. So what? Get rid of it. What are the British needed for? Why are they still. Well, they. The monarch. It makes no sense to me.
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B
The people need to write their own constitution that benefits the people. That's the difference. That's the other reason that the, the, the constitution written in the US was written by the people telling the government what it can't do. It's a limitation of the government. That's the whole purpose of it. Is the US perfect? No. Have leftism and every and every possible thing the founders feared would happen come in 100%. But again, there are duff checks and balances in there to sort of, sort of offset it. They need a purpose of their lives. Unfortunately, they don't have.
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A
Yeah, they don't have one. The left is pissed that the free money pipe of USA has been cut off. That's another part of it. Yep. That's what the demtar demands are around. The government shutdown. They want ace the slush, that money back. Exactly. So now that, yeah, government's up, shut down. USA shut down. All of their slush funds are gone. The media, you know. Yeah. Everybody's, you know, crying right now. They have no idea what to do.
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B
So this. Let's transition over the UK for a second. Here, here's a, here's a, A Muslim from Birmingham. Listen, what he has to say.
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E
We safeguard the vulnerable from any type of exploitation that is the character of a Muslim or has a Muslim as rahmah. Remember, rahmah is in its place. It's in its place. When the Tel Aviv fans come to Birmingham in a few weeks, we will not show them rahma in Birmingham.
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A
Right.
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E
But it has its time and place. If you meet an IDF soldier, if.
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B
You guys missed that, basically what he's saying is when people come from Tel Aviv to the, to the football game there in the uk, they're not allowing them to come. This is, this is the mercy that they show. Right?
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A
They didn't want any Jews.
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B
No, they don't want.
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A
Jews were safe to go to that game. They, they were out. These Arabs were out en masse around the stadium. And the police did nothing because the police. Police in England are they. Well, they can't because they're. They're worthless.
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B
So useless.
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A
They're so. They Hire the worst they have. You know, they're just these people. I can't compare them to our police force here in the. In the United States, which there's zero comparison. It's unbelievable. I just don't understand how they get off. They've got nothing. Nothing. You know, they need. They need to just clean house and bring in all new police and have them armed with guns and tasers. Then teach them. Have them come to the US for a little while, Teach them actual police work, then send them back.
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B
This is insane, Jeff. That this is. That this is like. You think like this is a movie. It's not a movie, man.
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E
And you charge him.
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A
River, right?
- [79:15]
E
There is no river you can take from him. Take, not give.
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B
So they can steal the money.
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E
You meet this IDF guy and you say, you know your team's gonna win. And you say, okay, if they win, you gotta give me $10,000. Your team wins, you take the $10,000 from him. Is it Haram? The answer is no. If your team loses, you don't pay him. That is the ruling that it applies to people like the idf, but does it apply to the honest Dutchman, who's an honest person, a nice man who doesn't have any enmity against Islam? And there are so many Europeans like this that we as Muslims must be upright role models for those. For Muslims and non Muslims living in Europe in order that they know the true image of.
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B
Shut up. Yeah, what a. What an. I mean, I can't even listen. To have that garbage. It's too much. It's too much. You know what's going on over there? Look at. Listen to this kid here. Here's a kid who knows what's going on. Listen to this.
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F
It takes the piss when they come to a country and then they build their own community and they think that they have their say. For instance, Ilford Lane, that's one place I could really think of.
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B
I'll be honest.
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F
They've taken over to the point where the British don't even want to live there no more. They move out to Dagenham, they move out to Essex because they don't. They want to get the. Away from it. They're buying everyone out. They're trying to make their own shops, flushing money through the shops, washing money, dirty money, everything. And they keep things behind closed doors when it comes to all sorts of stuff. Let's face it, you know, that's how it be within their community. You know what I'm saying? English want that no more even. No offense, Even the Eastern Europeans to a degree. But then there's a different type of work rate. They're not lazy. They're not just keeping things between themselves. They're still got to give back to the community. But when you think about the Asians now or certain others, you know, I'm saying they come along, they take the piss because they're not giving back to the government or the country. England as it, as Britain stands, you know what I'm saying?
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B
Exactly. This kid, this kid knows what's, what's sad is this kid's smarter than most of the people that are getting their asses handed to him over in the uk. Tolerance and this and that. This kid's telling it how it is. He's like, people, they want to live there. They're doing all kinds of stuff. He sees it for what it is. It's great. When you have a kid that's bright enough to see, like, what's going on. He's, you know, I don't know how old he is. He's probably under 20, but he's totally under. He totally gets it. And like you got people that have lived there and watched this whole occupation happen don't have a clue. They just bend the knee and surrender. Like, even that kid going on camera is like dangerous. He doesn't give zero Fs about that.
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A
But this ICE want to say it's not the police there, it's their gut. It's the government and their bosses that are dictating. But they, they also hire people that are completely ineffective. It's again, zero comparative between the police force here and the police force there. I'm sure they have good, you know, police. I'm sure they're committed, all of that. But you see them and they're losing. They go into an era like that. They get outrun, they get beat up. And if they're told to stand down, I mean, that's, that's absurd, you know, they should just resign. But it's just the whole, the whole, the whole situation going on over there is an absurdity. It makes zero sense. What is it?
- [82:35]
B
We'll play this. We're gonna play this next. We'll play this next video. Sir John says 95 the Muslim owned barbershops. But they're empty. They live. That's the other thing. They don't even work. They're given everything. So they just hang around and just think about things. Wasted, wait. New ways to come up with hate and kill people. Temporal thunder says yeah, they clearly see the globalist Agenda of eradicating the world of free thinking people who can see their evil plot to destroy human intelligence. Well said, well said. Right, spot on. Right there. I want to play this one here. This guy has another take two about the uk. Let's see what your thoughts on that.
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G
Is that while you still have a communist regime in the shape of the Labor Party, a country even if we were now exposing reform, were now to get in, they say, right, we will have a quite corporation tax at 5 or 7% or whatever the lowest rate is that would no longer tempt the companies that are now in Ireland to come to Britain because they know we have this hideous communist party which would change it all just because they deliberately want to wreck the British economy. It's not a matter of accident. Do you suppose that even Rachel Reeves, even though she's what we call in Yorkshire thickest, two short planks, the fact is she knows perfectly well that if you tax the non doms to force them overseas and force all the billionaires and millionaires and all their companies with them overseas, that is going to lose you revenue. She knew that when she taxed the private schools that would mean all the private school kids are going to have to come into the public schools and she was going to lose revenue on it. She didn't care because it's all about destroy, destroy, destroyed, kill, kill, kill. That's what communism is all about. They know what they're doing. They are working with hostile actors and foreign regimes that do not wish us well because the Labour party does not wish this country well. They wish to destroy us. Until you understand that, you understand nothing. That's the trouble we're facing here. They really mean us hot, right?
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A
Just like the Democrat party.
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B
Right? Just like the Democrat Party, same thing. Yeah. And then there's no, there's no free thinkers over there, Jeff. There's no people going, huh?
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A
None.
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B
Wonder if I should do some research. I wonder if I should casually just like maybe look into this. No. And most of the time when you see people leave that party they'll be like, yeah. I really believed, you know, good people on both sides until I watched the entire clip. Why didn't you ever watch the entire clip? I really believed it until this happened. Then I realized they were just, you know, that there were just. It was all propaganda. I'm like, well just a curious person would just maybe look. I mean I always do. We, Jeff and I see these stories all the time. We gotta look around and see if there's anything corroborating it well, we actually bought one today.
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A
Yeah, right, you bought it. We're gonna do a story today. Earlier there was a story.
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B
Yeah.
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A
And you said it was from 2018.
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B
Yeah, it was something that someone tried to, you know, pet off is something that's happened currently. It was from 2018. It wasn't the police. It was a. It was a traffic court. So this is what happens. Like, you got to look around. You gotta check sources. You gotta look. You know, we don't always know what people are posting, but there's another one that I was.
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A
I was gonna put up. You saw this Muslim woman with her suitcases. She was fully covered on her face, but her arms were showing. So it said that. That there were some young Muslim guys that attacked her because her arms were showing. So there's this whole thing, and he's stopping her and pushing her back, and someone comes running over and sweeps her feet out from under her. So that's. That sets the scene. Right. And so. So then someone said, as they dug through it, this was video taken. She was actually. And there's information to corroborate it, but she was a shoplifter, and they were running after from the shop, and she wouldn't stop. She kept trying to get away. And I guess some of the luggage that she had, whatever she stole from the shop in it. And so that was the whole thing. And there. And there's other videos similar to that where they're stopping someone that was actually, you know, shoplifting. And they put a twist to it. You know, you see stuff, and that's what. You know, at the end of the day, people see these short clips on X or they see a short video, and you do want to kind of zoom out a little and try to get the whole context of it.
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B
Yeah.
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A
And that's important.
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B
It's too much. It's too much, Jeff.
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A
You get bombarded from all sides, everywhere.
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B
I'll tell you what it's time for, Jeff. It's time to roll that video. We have 10 in here. That's only tens. You have one in 10 chance, guys, if you haven't typed in yeti, go ahead and do it now. Jeff's gonna roll the video, but first we gotta. We have to play some a word from our sponsor, Badassery. This is brought to you by Badassery Coffee. You can go to Badassery coffee dot com. Jeff, go ahead and roll that. Then we'll roll the video and we'll have the drawing. We'll be out of here. We'll see you Guys, later in the week. So, Jeff, you can. Five bucks for a latte.
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A
Half of that feed some hipsters avocado.
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B
Toast habit paired with an oat milk manifesto. Quit financing coffee fads you don't need.
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A
It's time to rebel. Your badass great grandpa had only one.
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B
Tin cup and brewed his coffee over an open fire. We roast to order, ship free, and.
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A
Keep every bean bold enough to wake the dead.
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B
Or at least her 9am meeting. We make coffee that punches Mondays in the face.
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A
Badassery Coffee fresh, fierce, fucking great.
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B
Roasted fresh. Ship free. Chaos pending Order now at the badassery coffee.com.
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A
Badass recoffee.com. badass recoffee dot com.
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B
In case you guys didn't get that, it's battery dot com. Thank you, Sir John, for that sponsorship too. We'll get to the bottom of that. But Jeff, we have to go ahead and we.
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A
We're gonna have to roll. We're gonna have to roll for Sir John's also, because he wants to give away the coffee, so we'll have to do.
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B
Well, let's do. Why don't we do that once we have the coffee, though?
- [88:32]
A
Yep.
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B
We'll wait till it's not coming to us.
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A
He already ordered it, so.
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B
I know that, but my thought was we get it.
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A
Well, we can't. Where do you want to ship it?
- [88:43]
B
Ship it to you. Ship it to me. Well, we'll ship it out.
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A
Okay, That's a good idea.
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B
We'll do that. It's just going to ship to one of us, you know, so.
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A
Oh, yeah. Then we'll have the bags and we can give it away.
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B
Look at that. The obligatory rigged yeti. Yeti badassery is a 501C3. Not. No, it's not. It's 100 for profit. And right now it's. It's just getting going.
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A
Obligatory rigged poker mode. The king is here. The king has arrived.
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B
Good.
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A
Now we can do the. Here we go. Let's play the song one last time so we can do the drawing. We'll get the music there, so. Gotta play one more time. Bullets, here we go.
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D
Tonight one shall win a badass Yeti of the Blue tribe clan Titan. Born of storm and stone, fueled by badass rebrew. Fire in the veins, your key, the Zaman wallet. Your fate on the chain, your word Yeti. From the thunder thunder's mouth he comes. Bilja the first of blue, born of lightning, carved from frost, Titan blood. No battle lost, no fire pains, thunder breath, he carved his oath in Ice and death the mountain shook beneath his roar the frozen sea obeyed once more. Breaker of frost and flame the world will know your name. The storm kneels to the first of blue. The titans rise, they follow.
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B
You.
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D
Mint number one. The spot dark before dawn the storm remembers his name. Born for battle, made for legend. Claim yours or be forgotten. On the chain Is on the Chain.
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B
IO. Sorry. On the Chain IO.
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A
There you go.
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B
Guys, let's go. Put the badass Yeti song in the background. Jeff, we'll go ahead and do that.
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A
Builder.
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B
Last she'll be came first.
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A
Badass.
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B
Badass. This is scary. Stop the music. Stop the music. And John, just in time. That one's mine. You turn it down into a tad badass. Yeah, there we go. Bad ass.
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A
Bad ass. Here we go.
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B
I am due.
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A
You are due.
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B
That is funny, man. So there's another funny comment here. See? Oh, yeah. Right from this rig. From the start. There it is. Okay, let's go, guys. Let's go. We got 14 in here. Let's see. One of you is going to be a winner. Get your Zen wallet ready. You know the drill. If you win, you say after the drawing. Wait.
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A
Visual vendetta. Thinks he's waiting. Go ahead and enter.
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B
Enter. Go ahead. Enter. We don't have that many people. We have Ask everybody.
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A
Want everyone to join in. Go ahead and enter. This might be your chance right here.
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B
Typing Yeti. Type in Yeti. Yeti. Visual vendetta.
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A
As in a Billy Badass.
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B
Billy Badass. Yo. Yeah. Here for the win. John Doe says there you go. Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and roll it.
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A
Here we go.
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B
14. Now we're at 50.
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A
There you go.
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B
It is.
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A
He's got it. There it is.
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B
Go. Late entry. Let's go. You say you're here and you're getting your wallet. We need to hear that right away. Otherwise we assume you're not here. We'll move on. Boom. Poker Mo.
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A
Look at that. You are.
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B
Said he was due. Poker move.
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A
Said he was due. Poker Moke did say he was due. So that's how it works.
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B
So we're both trying to put it up at the same time. You certainly were due and you certainly won. There you go. Poker Mo gets your. We know you're here, but you need to say I'm here. He said I'm here. Get your wallet. And we're going to need your X handle if you have it rigged from the start. Says out on the lake. And of course, you have John Doe. Nice at poker. Moat xrp.
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A
Start.
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B
Congrats. Poker. Beautiful. There you go.
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D
Start.
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B
That is awesome. Awesome. Winner, winner, chicken dinner. Winner, winner, yeti dinner. There you go.
- [93:38]
A
Congratulations. That yeti is badass with a badass people.
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B
Yeah. Beautiful, huh?
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A
Rigged again.
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B
Rigged.
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A
You get none of it, sergeant.
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B
As mint number one. It's.
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A
Mint.
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B
See, we can. Jeff and I don't even own any badass yetis. We just.
- [93:59]
A
Because we give them. We're giving them all the way.
- [94:00]
B
Oh, look at this. You missed the show, Jim D. You just missed the drawing too. By, by, by a minute, a minute and a half. So you can always re. Watch it. You know, it's not as fun because you can't comment on stuff and we play a lot of your comments. You're coming, you're. You guys are part of the show. So that's what it, that's what it happens. The comments up there, it's like that. Yep. Rigs. It's frigged. It is total scam. Missed the show. No bo burn mop are not nice. Beautiful. So we'll get that and that'll be nice. We'll throw that over there. And just remember that you can go to badassery coffee. And don't forget two guys, we do.
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A
Have the new merch.
- [94:48]
B
We do have the new merch up there at on the chain dot shop. You can go ahead and you can get some cool stuff over there. We got that, we got the hoodie. There's the hoodie right there. There's the cool ass logo on the front. And on the back you got the badassery. And it comes in a couple different colors. You can see it in gray and you can also see it in. It's a navy and of course black you can see on the front. And then two, we also have the cool ass badass hat. It's one size adjustable in the back. Cool ass flame, skull, blobs logo on the front. And then of course you got badasser in the back. Nice, clean, really simple. Nice cool ass hat. Black only is the only color that's available in. We might add some more colors later, but there you go. Go ahead and check it out. Check it. Check, check, check it out, check it out.
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A
All right, where's poker Moat? I don't see a.
- [95:42]
B
It was a first generation yeti. That's the blue tribe was the first one and then we had the white tribe, which was second.
- [95:46]
A
So I don't see a wallet. I see no wallet.
- [95:50]
B
We see no wallet. What's going on, dude? What's going on?
- [95:53]
A
I found it.
- [95:54]
B
You found It. Okay.
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A
Oh, I was scrolling. I found it. Here we go. Here we go. Transferring this bad boy right now. There we go. Get ready.
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B
Let's go.
- [96:07]
A
Get ready. Get the Zaman wallet. Badass Yetis. There we go. All right. It's been accepted. Thumbprint verifying. There you go. Submitted successfully. Poker mope. You are now the official winner. Official owner of Badass Yeti. Number one numero uno.
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B
In the oral arguments last. Last week, Contenti Brown made an arc. She made an argument, Jeff, that the. She compared disabled people. Black people. Disabled people. So the Babylon Bee put this off. Clarence Thomas gently explains the KBJ content. Not all black people are mentally disabled. Well, maybe the one you're talking to is. I don't know. I mean, she. I don't know how she's. I don't even know how. She's a judge or an attorney, right? I don't even know. I mean, she doesn't seem to grasp basic concepts of law. I mean.
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A
No, she does not.
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B
And, Jeff, what a huge success the no Kings rally was. Look at this. Success. After a weekend of no Kings protests, America will now still not have any kings. Well done. No Kings. Freedom, Democracy.
- [97:40]
A
That's right. We win. We win again.
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B
Asians. Yeah. Let's see. I don't know if you saw. This was kind of unfortunate, but claiming it was a drug boat. TR. Trump drone strikes. Noah's Ark. My God, look at the. Look how it's flying, Jeff. It's so freaking funny.
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A
Oh, my God. Holy cow. Sergeant, 3:47am illustrating. Be late for my flight. You don't fish. Finish the show soon.
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B
Okay, one last one. Greta Thunberg says Israel put a noose on her head. On her and yell. This is bagel country.
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G
Man.
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B
That's it, guys. That's all the time we have. Sir John, good luck on your flight, man. Good to see you on the show. Great to see you guys in here. Appreciate all of you for being here. Appreciate all the. The Chad for ordering, you know, getting some merch, and also Sir John for buying some coffee to donate. That's fantastic. Just mushrooms. There you go. Just saying. Okay, that's a good point. There you go.
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A
So illustrating wasn't the word you were. We were going for. I'll be. I'll be. To illustrating.
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B
Gotcha. There you go.
- [99:01]
A
I thought that you were just saying it's late, so you're illustrating to us.
- [99:05]
B
That you'd be late illustrating the Albeli. All right, guys, that's all the time we have. We will see you guys on the next one, Chip and Jeff. I'll see you guys on Wednesday night.
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A
It's too soon.
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B
Yeah, well, we've been here for an hour and 40 minutes, so there you go, Chip and Jeff.
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A
Oh.
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B
Out.
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A
Are you down with otc?
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B
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A
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