Flare’s FAssets, XDC’s Surge, and the Battle for Free Speech

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On The Chain – September 15, 2025

Episode: Flare’s FAssets, XDC’s Surge, and the Battle for Free Speech
Hosts: Jeff & Chip
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Episode Overview

This episode of "On The Chain" dives into three interconnected topics shaking up both the crypto world and the broader sociopolitical landscape. The hosts discuss major advancements on the Flare blockchain (especially FAssets and the new Flamex platform), the significant surge in value and adoption of XDC, and the heated global debate around free speech, disinformation, and media accountability—with a special focus on recent controversies involving high-profile personalities and mass movements. As always, the conversation is lively, candid, and peppered with playful banter.

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Key Topics & Discussion Points

1. The Tokenization Revolution – Nasdaq Makes a Move (04:12–07:19)

• News: Nasdaq filed with the U.S. SEC to allow tokenization of stocks, proposing stocks be recorded and traded in tokenized form.
• Implication: Would allow trading securities via digital representation—potentially with or without blockchain backing.

  “Tokenized assets are going everywhere. … Imagine them asking permission from Gary Gensler!” — Chip (07:09)

• Host Perspective: There’s strong confidence this is inevitable, with tokenization merging traditional finance and crypto.
• Broader Context: Other platforms, like Robinhood and Kraken, are rolling out tokenized assets. With a potentially pro-crypto administration and new legislation, the SEC may have a limited future role in digital asset oversight.

2. Flare Network: FAssets & Flamex—A DeFi Game-Changer (09:14–16:46)

• FAssets (e.g., FXRP):
  • Over-collateralized synthetic assets (e.g., XRP on Flare) provide economic security and composability.
  • Native Oracles deliver decentralized price data, enabling trustless, reliable assets.
  • Holders can earn yield, stake, or use FXRP in DeFi.

  “FXRP equals one asset, many possibilities.” — Chip (12:16)

• Flamex/Flomix:
  • New platform allowing up to 500x leverage trading using any token as collateral, including LP tokens and meme coins.
  • Supports single-asset pools and dual reward systems while mitigating impermanent loss.
  • Hosts express concern at risk of very high leverage:

    “That word ‘leverage’—oh my gosh, 500x? Always avoid that word as much as I can, not for the faint of heart.” — Chip (12:58)

• Community Outlook: Slow, steady network growth praised versus chasing hype.

  “Anything that comes quickly, easily, never hangs around. … They’re doing it really well.” — Chip (14:44)

• DeFi on Flare: Enables capital efficiency—users can collateralize crypto instead of selling, supporting lending/borrowing.

3. XDC Network Outperforms Bitcoin/Ethereum (16:46–19:17)

• Performance: 206% surge in last 12 months (from <$0.03 to nearly $0.08), outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum.
• Outlook: All-time high was ~$0.19, suggesting more room to double; deemed “one of the most overlooked winners.”
• Personal Reflection: The hosts reminisce about buying XDC under $0.01 and express “wish I bought more” sentiment.

  “You’re always like, in hindsight … but you could always say that almost with anything.” — Chip (19:17)

4. The Tokenization Mindset: Everything Becomes a Token (18:45–21:39)

• Trend: Wry discussion about tokenizing “anything in life”—efforts, actions, and even jokes in the chat.
• Technical Bits: Deep dives into satoshis (Bitcoin subdivisions) and “drops” (XRP subdivisions), highlighting how asset fractionalization is reshaping value and ownership in crypto.

5. The Free Speech Battle: Disinformation, Media, & Accountability (22:18–26:55)

• Smith-Mundt Act:
  • Viral video discussed: A woman urges Trump to reinstate the Smith-Mundt Act, which once banned government propaganda targeting citizens. She calls for severe fines for media spreading misinformation.

  “Make it a law … to force journalists to finally start telling the truth and having the integrity that they have lacked for over a decade.” (24:36)

• Reaction: Hosts and chat widely support media accountability. Discussion of generational/cultural shifts—e.g., nontraditional right-wing supporters on TikTok and the challenge of combating false narratives online.
• Stephen King/Charlie Kirk Drama:
  • Commentary on the spread of false claims about Charlie Kirk, viral misinformation, and King’s subsequent apology.

  “Bring the receipts. … They don’t have it. That’s the difference.” — Chip (25:18)

6. Cancel Culture & Public Backlash (39:49–46:14)

• Case Studies:
  • Stephen King faces backlash (bookstores drop his books, speaking events canceled) after spreading a widely debunked claim.
  • “The Long Walk” movie release is lampooned; related memes mock King’s “walk back to relevance.”
  • Hosts highlight the irony of “cancelers getting canceled.”

  “They love canceling other people, Jeff, but they do not enjoy getting canceled themselves.” — Chip (49:08)

7. Mass Movements, Media Manipulation & Global Protest (50:22–52:39)

• Tommy Robinson Rally:
  • Sky News reports and subsequently deletes video showing immense turnout (claimed 110,000 participants; hosts argue it was millions).
  • Commentary on establishment parties losing grassroots support to “Reform” and “Green” alternatives.

  “A man recently out of jail … can rally a demo the size of the entire population of Cambridge or Blackpool. … People are sending us all a message.” — Sky News excerpt (51:05)

• Global Perspective:
  • Similar anti-establishment, free speech movements noted in Poland, UK, Korea.
  • Emphasis on “turning point” for liberty-minded citizens worldwide.

8. Deeper Geopolitical Reflection: Migration, Western Institutions, & “Who Benefits?” (52:39–63:15)

• Dysfunctional Media & Power Structures:
  • Extended reflections on societal “deconstruction”—from manipulated media to mass migration policies blamed on global elites.
• Guest Clip: Dr. Gad Saad on Islam & Western Values (61:36–64:40)
  • Key Quote:

    “Once Islam becomes … a strong minority, we have 1,400 years of history that tells us what happens to all of the foundational values that we hold dearly in the West.” — Dr. Gad Saad (61:41) “We will conquer the West through … fertility, immigration, and by using your miserable freedoms and liberties against you.” — Dr. Gad Saad (63:25)

  • Frustration at Western naivete and policy blindness.

9. Community & Technical Stuff: NFTs, Music, and Giveaways (27:02–87:19)

• Badass Yeti NFTs:
  • Regular segment where listeners win/bid on unique NFT avatars and original podcast music, minted on the XRP Ledger. New ability to auction NFT music and yetis.
  • Hosts demonstrate the NFT minting/auction process, troubleshoot technical hiccups, and reward multiple winners.
• Memorable Musical Moment:
  • “The Tale of Thunder: The One-Eyed Templar,” an epic, operatic ode to the Yeti community—rolls at [31:06] and [66:42].
• Listener Engagement:
  • Playful banter, tech issues, and inside jokes (“Get your salmon wallets ready!”) maintain inclusive, energized community spirit.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Tokenization:
  “Tokenized assets are going everywhere… It’s inevitable.” — Chip (07:09)

• On Flare/DeFi Risks:
  “I always avoid that word leverage as much as I can. Not for the faint of heart.” — Chip (13:12)

• On New Free Speech Law Proposal:
  “Force journalists to finally start telling the truth and having the integrity that they have lacked for over a decade.” — Viral video (24:19)

• On Cancel Culture Backfiring:
  “They love canceling other people, but they do not enjoy getting canceled themselves.” — Chip (49:08)

• On Mass Movements:
  “People are sending us all a message. Let’s see if anyone in Westminster’s listening.” — Sky News (51:38)

• On Geopolitics and Society:
  “We’ve seen a systematic and a very methodical process of deconstructing this country… from the dummying down of education to brainwashing our kids.” — Jeff (53:15)

• On Western Values Under Siege:
  “We will conquer the West by using your miserable freedoms and liberties against you.” — Dr. Gad Saad (63:25)

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Important Timestamps

• Nasdaq & Tokenized Stocks: 04:12–07:19
• Flare FAssets Explained: 09:14–14:00
• Flamex/Flomix Features: 14:00–16:46
• XDC Outperforming: 16:46–19:17
• Smith-Mundt Act & Media: 22:18–26:55
• NFT Auction Fun: 27:02–34:04, 66:42–87:32
• Cancel Culture Section: 39:49–46:14
• Tommy Robinson Rally / Protest Coverage: 50:22–52:39
• Gad Saad Clip on Migration: 61:36–64:40

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Conclusion

This episode skillfully weaves cutting-edge crypto developments with pressing sociopolitical issues. Listeners come away informed about new DeFi opportunities on Flare, potential investment in XDC, and the real-world intersection of digital assets with free speech battles and global protest movements. The community atmosphere is strong, and the analytical, irreverent tone keeps even heavy topics lively.

For Deeper Dives:

• Flare & FAssets documentation: flare.network
• Watch the NFT auctions/live shows: YouTube: OnTheChainLIVE
• Twitter: @on_the_chain

Transcript

[A]

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 community, coast to coast, continent to continent. We got a wide variety of viewers coming to us from all over the world tuning in even in the wee hours of the morning. Flare continues its momentum with over collateralized F assets and the launch of Flamex giving users new ways to trade with any token as collateral. At the same time, XTC has been outpacing Bitcoin and Ethereum. And growth fueled by billions in real world assets coming on the chain. That's right, because we get flares, F assets, XTC surge. There's still a battle for free speech going on all over the world. Interesting to see what's coming out of places like Poland, over in Europe, in the uk, over in Korea, even a lot of things going on to support free speech. We're going to dig into that because the geopolitical cultural flashpoints definitely something we got to talk about. And you know, these debates on free speech, kind of crazy because we're going to talk about it from Oxford to Stephen King, this prolific writer that people know about and also some Hodge twins, explosive commentary. So join us because from crypto innovation to. To global politics colliding, we are going to dive into the shallow end head first for maximum impact.

[B]

Love it. Let's go. Welcome to on the Chain. Welcome in, everybody. Go ahead and let us know where you're coming in from. What part of the world are you coming in from today? And Jeff, when you were saying momentum, it reminded me of this look. I almost had the same haircut again.

[A]

I definitely had the same haircut.

[B]

You still have the same haircut? Yeah, Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me. That was when you froze up. We clipped that from the actual video, which was pretty fun, which was great. We'll be coming in live from Hawthorne, Florida. Art on the Lake.

[A]

Art on the Lake.

[B]

Poker. Matt. Poker. Moat is coming in from la. Vegas. I don't know. Poker is just. Good day. G', day, lurkers. Steve Willets coming from Australia. Australia. Crypto G is expecting some action after these flare drops. Stop. Yeah, what is it? March. Is the. Is that the last flare drop? I think March. Yeah, that's what it is. What's going on? Tm. Trademark TM or Thomas Mary something.

[A]

New York City. Nyc.

[B]

Nyc. Socialist capital of the world. Mandami. Let's get your thoughts on Mandami the guy. It's always so funny. These guys are always like oh, no. Defund the police. I didn't say that. It's always run to the center.

[A]

Here it is right here.

[B]

They run to the center. They pretend like they didn't say anything. They said everything. They always pretend like, oh, what's up, Ray? Run is from South Carolina. Love that. Love your. Well, you put Charlie Kirk as your avatar. Very cool. Zed's coming in from Montreal. Montreal, pasty looking. Edwardsville, Illinois, just east of St. Louis.

[A]

St. Louis, Missouri.

[B]

And then we got, of course. Of course, Chad's from celebration. It almost just say Chad for celebration instead of nauseam. There's a celebration going on right here. Remember that, Jeff?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

You remember that?

[A]

I do.

[B]

You remember. Everybody remembers that. It's fantastic, isn't it? It's event. It's. This is fantastic. You know, it's just the greatest thing in the world, man.

[A]

So fantastic.

[B]

So. All right, let's get into some crypto news. You know, we were going to jump into some other things here today. We just talked a lot about xrp. We used to talk a lot about bitcoin. So we're going to transition a little bit here, too.

[A]

We love bitcoin. I love talking about bitcoin.

[B]

Now we're going to talk about bitcoin.

[A]

We're going to talk a lot about. Now that's what we're going to talk about.

[B]

But before we get into that, Decrypt had a really interesting article, but NASDAQ files with the SEC to allow trading of tokenized stocks. And this is the article they put up. NASDAQ has asked the SEC for a rule change that would allow the stock exchange to record stocks in tokenized form according to the filing. So what do you think the possibility of this going through is, Jeff? Based on what you. We know of the administration and the SEC.

[A]

Knowing about the administration, I think we have a little bit of a.

[B]

We lose your mic. Lost your mic. I don't hear you anymore, Jeff. That's weird. Is anybody else here? Jeff? I do not hear him for some reason. Maybe you don't hear me. I don't. I don't know. It just seemed like it clipped off there for a second for some reason. Xlm, bull flag. There you go. Xlm is good as well. Iron Maiden and disco fan. By the way, today, the Pittsburgh Steelers game, Bruce Dickinson, lead singer for Iron Maiden, he did do the. He sang the star single banner. I was going to put that on, but that was pretty interesting. It was pretty good. I'll say. I give it like an 8. 8 out of 10. Okay. You don't hear Jeff. Great. Okay. Yeah. You don't hear Jeff. I don't know what happened. He's been having some technical issues today, so that's why we had a little bit of a delayed start. We were actually ready to go on time. But sometimes, either he's having a tech issue or I'm having a tech issue. It never seems like it's the two of us at one time. It's always some weird thing going on. I don't know what causes it, but it certainly is something. That's what I can tell you. I can tell you that it's something. Guys, type in YETI if you want to win a badass yeti. I'm gonna start collecting these early, but if you want to win a badass yeti. Nft. There you go. You're back, dude.

[A]

There's too many resources being drained out of Chrome, so as I was uploading the video, it crushed my system. It crushed everything. It crushed crisp. Everything just got destroyed, Decimated.

[B]

It's. It's always Jeff. Jeff. He spells A G, G, E, O, F, F. Is that like the British or Australian spelling? It's J, E, F, F. Just in case you want to know. Joff, Joff, Jeff, or Jo.

[A]

Actually, my mother told me that she was actually going to spell my name.

[B]

That way, but what changed her mind? That nobody spells her name like that unless you're English.

[A]

Nobody in this country spells no one.

[B]

In the US that way, so.

[A]

Correct. Yeah.

[B]

I actually never met a Jeff that spells it that way from the U.S.

[A]

No, neither have I.

[B]

Look at Joffrey. Hello, Joffrey. Joffrey. Joffrey. Please. Joffrey. Wasn't Joffrey the little goofy king and Game of Thrones Joffrey, but it was the thing. Was it spelled like J or was it spelled that way? Who knows? It's Jeffrey. J, E, F, F, R, E, Y. Jeffrey. Jeffrey. Jeffrey. Jeffrey. So this is an interesting news. We're gonna see what happens.

[A]

All right, so what was going. What happened with the news? Is anything actually happening with it? Well, it's probably get some momentum or.

[B]

No, it's just they're asking for a rule change that would basically allow the stock exchange to record stocks in tokenized type of a format. And that was according to the filing on Monday. So tokenized assets are going everywhere. Like, I really wouldn't see, like, the. Imagine them asking permission from Gary Gensler. They wouldn't even go there. They're talking about nasdaq, which has notable names like Apple, Google, Amazon, Meta and a lot of other tech giants would give the customers the options of trading securities via additional digital representation of ownership with or without blockchain backing. So as a participant, if you wanted in order wishes to for its order to clear and settle in a tokenized form, shall notate its preference upon entry in the order in the system by selecting a flag that the exchange designates for this purpose. In addition with the exchange procedures, Nasdaq said in its filing, when a participant enters an order with the tokenized flag selected, the exchange will communicate the participants clearance and settlement instructions to the DTCC. Interesting. NASDAQ's proposal to add the fervor for tokenization among mult both traditional finance and digital asset focus firms. In June, Robin Hood rolled out trading for European users of US listed stocks and exchange traded funds ETFs on tokens on arbitrarium and Ethereum layer one. So interesting. We'll see what happens. Interesting says a Kraken did its own back in tokenization with backed using Solana. Over time the US equity markets have thrived. Let's see what else. Yeah, it's pretty, it's an interesting story. I mean we'll see what's happening. It's inevitable. I don't see this as being like ooh, I hope they get approval. I definitely believe they'll be getting approval, but we'll see. I don't know, the new SEC seems like they're like we're gonna have crypto events. You know crypto moms like meeting with people. Why? That's not your job. That's not your job. What do you think? You think because now we got an administration's pro crypto, you guys. The SEC is not going to be doing much with crypto, Jeff, unless it's a security which if the new legislation goes the way we think, it will be very rare and the CFTC will be the governing body and really the SEC will have almost nothing to do with with crypto. So that's the, that's the bad news for them. But you talked about flare. Here we go with flare. What powers F assets on flare? First over collateralization. When XRP is minted on the fxrp, it's backed by more value than the original deposit. The extra buffer equals economic security number two Flare native oracle. So Fitso delivers decentralized price data. FTC verifies events from external chains like the XRP ledger transactions and together it equates to trustless, reliable and no third party dependencies Number third composability so once you have the FXRP you can basically earn yield. You can use it in lending or borrowing or you can stake it to mint ST XRP for even more options. So FXRP equals one asset. Many possibilities. So there it is. There you have it. What a nice animation that is. Look at that. You are getting sleepier. You are getting sleepier. You are getting sleepier. It's like some kind of a thing. X and this guy makes a good point. Still under $0.03. Most of crypto isn't even watching bridges over collateralized assets. Native yield. This is real infrastructure. I have a feeling at some point and again this is not financial advice but I think people sometimes are like ah, it's not going to do anything and do anything and then overnight it's going to go to 30 or 40 cents. People are like oh, I need to get it on this. I just think at some point it's inevitable and it probably will pop at some point. So. And Flare community says Flare is about to change the game for the non yield bearing assets. And it all starts with XRP 5. There you go. So there it is. There you. There you have it Jeff. So this one here from Flare says you've seen the announcement. Let's break down what the Flomics trade unlocks for Defi on Flare. So Flomix gives Flare users a new way to access global markets directly by enabling them to trade perps up to 500x leverage with any token as collateral. Yikes. 500 times Jeff. Rut row row. That sounds bad. What could possibly go wrong? This will include LP tokens, staking derivatives and even meme coins. 500. Oh my gosh, leverage. I always avoid that word leverage as much as I can. Not for the faint of heart. Allowing users to use any asset as collateral serves two main functions. Number one, it brings added utility to all tokens on Flare and it also boosts the range of defi opportunities on Flare. That's what's amazing is there's, there's becoming so much utility coming out of Flare, especially with XRP and you know, being able to do the defi piece of it is really amazing. So key features for traders, if you're using tokens as collateral without selling them, you know, and I think the future will be loaded with, you know, you people always say like well I'm never selling my xrp, I'm never selling my bitcoin. Well that's the point. You probably will never sell it because you'll be able to collateralize against, you'll be able to have use that as collateral for loans. So you own 2, 2 million in Bitcoin. You take out a $500,000 loan, you never sell your bitcoin. Your bitcoin continues to go up. You'd be able to have capital to work with, buy a house, do whatever, and then you're slowly sort of paying that back. But the leverage part is the one that scares me. And if you're trading crypto forex or commodities with up to 500x leverage or collateral, price shifts don't instantly push you into liquidation. That right there, Jeff, is where people get hurt.

[A]

That's it.

[B]

So if you're using it as collateral, I still don't understand how that works though. How does it not push you into liquidization? Because, you know, the big thing was people could never top up, top off or whatever. They could never. If, if you had a flash crash, it's just boom, liquidation. So I don't really understand how the collateral shifted from you getting liquidated.

[A]

Yeah, you're still. I mean, if it's. If you're collateral isn't sufficient to cover whatever the crash is, you've got to get liquidated. I don't understand how you don't. They're taking your collateral. That's the point of the collateral against that crash. So, I mean, maybe there's protections against a flash crash, but let's say you're using Bitcoin as your collateral. And Bitcoin was 120,000 when you used it. Now it's worth 90. You know, things are a little bit upside down, so I don't see how, how they don't draw on the collateral.

[B]

We'd have to jump into it a little bit further to see, but dig in more.

[A]

I'd like to know more.

[B]

Says he's been stacking and compounding flare from the beginning. Good move, Pookie. Pookie says Flair's gonna shock the crypto world. I tend to agree with that statement. John Doe is saying that Flair is building something real and without doubt will be around in the future. And anything that comes quickly, easily, never hangs around. That's a good point. And doing it the right way, testing the network, you know, sometimes, look, you gotta take it slow. So I try to get out there too fast. I feel like they're doing it really well. They got a really good leadership, and I just feel like there's so many cool things and so much utility coming to it. It's just mind blowing. Key features for liquidity provider Single asset pools without impermanent loss Risk and multiple fee streams including trading funding, liquidation fees and then balanced exposure via funding rates. Flomix has dual. Not a weird word. Flomix. Flomix.

[A]

What is Flomix?

[B]

I don't know. It's like Flare and Mix put together. Flamex Flummox has dual reward systems where users can gain points to earn our Flare points. Part of the R Flare admissions. These will be used to determine the users our Flare earnings at the end of each reward. Epic. And then the Flomix points which are long term rewards that will stack until the Flomix token launch. Oh, interesting. So they're launching a token. Both Flomix and its dual road systems are live on flare. So to begin just go to Flomix trade which will pop over to connect your wallet, deposit your token, start trading or providing liquidity. There you have it.

[A]

There you go.

[B]

I guess there's probably more on this as well. Perps for every token ignited by Flair. I like this website a lot. I don't know why I like it. I still love the. The simpleness of it. I love the little illustrations. Nice and very nice and clean. Powered. Built on flare. Powered by flare. Gotta love it.

[A]

Yep, there it is.

[B]

The token. The token will be interesting to watch too. I wonder when they launch in that.

[A]

Oops, I don't know.

[B]

Proven core. Built for Flare.

[A]

Built built for Flair.

[B]

Interesting, interesting. They got the docs and everything. And look at. I love this little graphic here. So that's pretty cool. Pretty cool man. Let's transition over to xdc. This is an interesting too because XTC has really been outpacing Bitcoin and Ethereum. If you take a look at the last 12 months, XTC is basically surged by 206% climbing from under USD 0.03 to nearly 0.08. And I think the all time high was like around 19 cents. I looked at that earlier. So you know, I mean it's at least it's bound to most like more than likely double again. Right. If it's sitting at 7 cents go to 1421's not out of the way. So two acts on that seems very likely. And Bitcoin gained around 109 if you look at it here. Let me put this guy out. There we go. One year return. Look at that Bitcoin at 105 you had Ethereum and 89 you had 200 for XTC. So the performance positions. XTC is one of the most overlooked winners of the year, quietly surpassing the returns of Crypto's two largest players. And let's see. Yeah, it's pretty much it, but I.

[A]

Just minted an nft. Boom. Just like that.

[B]

I love it.

[A]

I just minted the music.

[B]

Good. You guys are now. We're now minting the music, guys. So you will be able to verify. Able to purchase as an NFT the actual original song. You can own that as well.

[A]

That's right.

[B]

If you win a yeti, you may want the song that goes with it or someone else may want the song. So there you have it, right?

[A]

Trying to see. Yeah, we get it back now.

[B]

So, yeah, there you have it.

[A]

There you have it. Takes time to show up.

[B]

John Page says my wife is quick and easy and she's still hanging around.

[A]

Right.

[B]

It's a tornado cash aggregator. I don't know if you could tokenize what I throw around, says Steve Willis.

[A]

Well, we're starting to move in an interesting direction where you can tokenize anything. You tokenize anything you do in life. You want to tokenize. You want to, you know, be kind of. I mean, you can tokenize, you know, everything gonna be cool. Tokenize your effort.

[B]

Zed says, my second biggest holding flare and third is xtc. Yeah, I remember. I remember getting XTC when it was like sub one penny.

[A]

Yep.

[B]

I wish I had more, though, Jeff. You know, we say that you're like, well, let me just put a little bit into this. You're always like, you know, in hindsight, because you don't know. I mean, you hope. But you could always say that almost with anything. You think, well, I just wish I would have put a little bit more into it. Guys, don't forget to type in Yeti. Don't forget to type in yeti. We have eight in. It's a good sign. I might get the 20.

[A]

Really good sign. Rack it up. I think you guys will like the song today. I think it was an exciting song. It started I was going to do a white tribe, then I ended up doing another blue tribe.

[B]

Ah, you want the song with the white tribe?

[A]

Wasn't. Wasn't. Wasn't going the way I wanted to go. So I started.

[B]

That happens.

[A]

There's no name with a white tribe either, so, you know, it kind of. I needed the name for the idea that I had for the song, so it kind of worked out.

[B]

Jim D. Says, here's a token of my affection, dear. A satoshi.

[A]

Satoshi.

[B]

Here's a set.

[A]

Here's a set.

[B]

Two sets. If you guys don't know what a satoshi is or a satisfaction, it's the. The it's the incremental. I don't know where they have it broken down to a thousand. I don't know. I don't know.

[A]

I don't know what the million sets.

[B]

I don't know what the stats are broken down into. But that's a fractional bitcoin. Look up the million. Look up the. It might be a million. So you might be dust is what it basically is. Yeah, it's dust.

[A]

I'm getting 100. 100 million. 100 million coin equals 100 million sets. So at the end of the day it could be infinite. Right. I mean you look at. Even though, you know bitcoin has X amount of bitcoin ever out there. But we get to a point where you know people are going to start owning, owning a sat versus an entire bitcoin. It'll be rare, you know, where you know, people own that bitcoin. So then you'll talk about hey, I've got you know, 100 sats or a hundred thousand sats or whatever it might be. And you know, think about how many.

[B]

It's nothing.

[A]

100 million satoshis in a bitcoin. 100 million million.

[B]

But I also, Zober says makes bring a good point. I like the idea. Drops. So that's what it's called for fractional X. XRP is called drops. Think about it. Ripple drops. There you go. Drops. So it's called drops.

[A]

Now there's how many.

[B]

So it's called drops.

[A]

Yeah. There's 1 million drops in a, in an XRP.

[B]

There it goes. XRP breaks into 1 million drops.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So if you think about like the actual fees like.0000 you're like okay, how much is that? It's fraction of a penny. So three fifths of it of F all. That's what it is. That's what John Page says. That's what John Page says. $1,000,000. Million dollars never seems like that much money really these, these days doesn't really seem like a lot, does it Jeff just seems very like. Yeah. I mean not to say like I wouldn't love to have a million bucks. I just feel like, you know, something interesting happened on the Internet which happens once in a while. So there's this woman, this girl, she.

[A]

Stuff is happening on the Internet.

[B]

Well what's she. She was talking about the Smith Month Act. Okay. And the Smith Month act was repealed by Obama which basically blocks the. It's. It basically says the government is a lot. The government is not allowed to go after people who Spread propaganda, basically gave news outlets a free pass. So I can just make up stuff and just, you know, put it out there. So Obama got rid of that, but she put this video together and it's. It's been trending a lot on X lately. But Trump actually retruthed this on a true social, so he actually did. She's like trying to get his attention, but this is the video she put together to try to get Trump's attention.

[C]

Attention for President Trump and his administration. If you stay to watch the video, please tag him down below. Share and repost so we can try to get this to him as quickly as possible and hope that he can do something with this. President Trump, as a supporter who voted for you three times, I am hoping and praying that you will revisit what Barack Obama and Joe Biden got rid of back in 2013, which is the Smithmund act, which held news corporations accountable for lying to the American people and spreading propaganda instead of truth. I think instead of bringing it back as a Smith Mund act, you name it, the Charlie Kirk act, you make it a law and you make it damn near impossible for these people to continue to lie to the American public, which has brought chaos, hatred, division and anarchy all across this country. Finds out the ass which will damn near bankrupt their company should they lie to the American people, people ever again. They can have their opinions. That's fine. They need to state that it is their opinion and that it is not a fact because of their constant lies. A man lost his life over it because of the constant hateful rhetoric of calling him a fascist and a Nazi and a white supremacist and a bigot. The same thing that they called you. This man is dead. I think this would be a great legacy for him to have a law named after him to force journalists to finally start telling the truth and having the integrity that they have lacked for over a decade. I hope that this gets to you. I hope that you think about it and that you pass it into law. Because we are on a dangerous path right now with the constant lies and the propaganda. And that doesn't end just at news journalists. It needs to go to content creators who consistently spread lies and propaganda and half truths across the Internet. This needs to end and people need to start being held accountable for baseless claims over absolute abysmal things. It needs to end. So please, if you have it in your heart to have the time to do this, get this in front of Congress, get this passed as a law, and start holding these news corporations Be they right, left or center, accountable for their behavior. Thank you.

[B]

There you go. What do you think about that, Jeff?

[A]

Spot on. I like it, I like it. I think that's very important. Very cool.

[B]

Yeah. Zed says to do it. More and more right wing supporters of piercings, colored hair and tattoos. The world is shifting. I've seen a lot of that too. I've seen a lot of stuff that you wouldn't, you wouldn't even think that these people especially as a heavy, big influencer on Tick Tock who he's, you know, he's like, look, I just give. He's got colored hair, he's got long fingernails. He's like, look, I like, I like fashion. That's it. I'm a man. I'm a biological man. I'm never going to become a woman. It's not possible. So it's really weird to hear he lost so many followers. Speaking out against Charlie Kirk as well. We have that video. I'll be able to maybe put that on there. But it's just amazing how it is changing. It is changing. Smart young lady. I like the tongue stud. There you go. Zed is right. We need to begin to shed that angle of viewing which is rightfully accustomed to. Yeah, I mean look, it's a big tent, you know, it's always been a big tent and everybody's welcome. You know people, you know, this is why people like Stephen King who started going saying that, you know, Charlie Kirk said that you should stone gay people never said that. All the people that I've been in back and forth with on X as well. I'm like, bring the receipts if you find it. I'd love to see it. They don't have it. That's the difference. They don't have it. They say like, oh, they said this. You said, okay, great, send me the video, send me the send me the news article or send me somewhere where he actually said what you say. He's saying crickets all the time because they don't have it. So video is crazy. Liar. Edit news. Did you.

[A]

Holy crap.

[B]

Good.

[A]

I just created a kick ass auction.

[B]

Is it end at the, at the end of the show or when does it end?

[A]

Well, I couldn't. It has to be an hour ahead of time. So guys, I just created an auction for an NFT that's going to expire at 8:45pm on Wednesday on our Wednesday show. So we're going to share it then. We'll share it now. We'll get it in there and you guys can bid on one of these NFTs. I think that's going to be a lot of fun. We'll start doing some auctions on NFTs now. It starts, the bid starts at 1 XRP. So I think that's pretty cool.

[B]

You can own the song. You own piece of song. We're doing all these songs. We're like, hey, let's memorialize them on the XRP ledger. Why not? Let's stick them out there. Let's have them because we're doing them and they just. That'll go on a show. We don't see them anymore. You have the chance to own one of these unique songs. A lot of time and effort goes into creating them. So you could actually own song.

[A]

Yeah, get the songs. We'll be able to auction all sorts of stuff now even if you win.

[B]

Like suppose you win the yeti. Boom. Now you can get, you can have the NFT song that goes with it accompanied it.

[A]

So get that too. Yeah, that's pretty. And you can. Yeah, there we go.

[B]

Crypto G's on. He's like, yeah, that's pretty cool.

[A]

Look at this. This is really cool.

[B]

What, what use.

[A]

This is how we use the ledger. Can you auction stuff? Look at this. Oh, this is so great. Hang on, I got it. This is.

[B]

Did you call, did you take auction class to call it as it is? 111.2 XRP3. Yeah. So I mean worst case scenarios, you get it for 1 xrp. Pretty good value, I'd say.

[A]

But let me show you the guy. Let me show you the guy that we're auctioning.

[B]

Let's see it.

[A]

There you go at that. So right now it's badass yeti 294. We'll throw it in the chat as well. And we're going to put that in our keep 72 hours fit. So I was looking at all the other auctions. People have auctions expiring in December. Nobody's going to bid on anything if it's in September. I want short auctions, you know.

[B]

Oh, this is the song chat. This is the actual yeti.

[A]

Yeah, well, there's a different yeti. That's not the one we're doing today.

[B]

Oh, but I thought you were going to do the song.

[A]

Well, it's not even available. It hasn't really truly minted into XRP Cafe. So I was playing around with this while we're talking and I was going through it because I couldn't see it on my phone. I was like, you know what if I go to the nft. I bet I can create an auction right from the nft and then boom, there you go. So now. So now we'll be able to auction the song, you know, with that every time we give it away and you get to own a piece of history. That's gonna be great. So we just got to make sure we get the song might have to be auctioned off at the next show, which would be kind of cool. But this guy, like this guy Steve wants this guy we're auctioning.

[B]

Does an NFT come with the lemon attached?

[A]

Well, it comes with a. We're going to be able to auction. We're going to be able to create all sorts of really cool NFTs. Now which.

[B]

The Badass Lemons. Wait till you see them. They'll be fun. The Badass Lemons.

[A]

The Badass Lemons. This is one of the Shiver spine. Look at this guy's name. Pronounce that. Thimble tool.

[B]

Thimble tool. I don't know. I just know the song will pronounce it perfectly. Whatever it is.

[A]

It'll mispronounce Zombie yeti. He'll mispronounce.

[B]

Always gets the name. Always missing vowels. No problem. We'll do it anyway.

[A]

It knows how to. It can figure it out.

[B]

This petition draws open to all or recent winners still in 30 day timeout.

[A]

What?

[B]

Can I open it up? Oh, open it up to everybody tonight.

[A]

There you go. So yeah, it's gonna be open to everybody. And there you go. Go ahead and bid on this guy that the auction is at 1 XRP. Every XRP that we raise here helps continue the show. So this is. There'll be. It's going to be a lot of fun. We're gonna have some fun with the different auctions with the songs. Can't put the videos up because that has to be under 4 meg when we minted. But if the song is available here before tonight, then we'll get that going too. So we'll be able to giveaways, auctions, gonna do all sorts of cool things. Oh, look at him. Look what time it is. So we gotta roll with the song.

[B]

Roll the song. Let's go 31.

[A]

Roll the song. Here we go. Here now. The tale of thunder.

[D]

The one eyed Templar forged in frost Bound by steel at the gates of ice he stood storms broke shadows fell One eye saw beyond the dark One arm held the line for all.

[B]

He.

[D]

Was not not born for peace he was born for legend who speaks his name? Who dares to claim him? Viewers Stand as witnesses. Keepers of yetis. Guardians of fate. They could win a badass yeti tonight. Word of the day, get your salmon wallet ready. Fueled by obsidian bold. Roast the yetis. Stand awake. Badass yetis coffee.com. power in every sip. Chip and Jeff bring the ramps. They bring the fire, the passion, the lore. Their voices strike like thunder, igniting the chain with every word. Badass yet is on the chain with his watchful ey. The one eyed Templar could be your.

[B]

On the chain.

[D]

Badass yet it is born for battle, made for legend. Claim yours or be forgotten. Badass yet is on the chain is on the chair.

[A]

Wow. Yeah.

[B]

That was a banger.

[A]

That was crazy.

[B]

One eye. The one eyed Templar.

[A]

The one eyed Templar.

[B]

It is salmon. Get your salmon wallets.

[A]

Get your salmon.

[B]

Get your salmon or trout, whatever one you have available. Get a salmon wallet. A trout wallet. Let's go, people. Yeah. Today is red eye yeti. Tomorrow's obsidian bold to hold. Hell yeah, baby. Thuler only has one eye. That's right. He's dueler. The one eyed Templar.

[A]

Thular. The one eyed Templar.

[B]

Thuler got goosebumps in this one. Your voice really stood out in this one, Jeff.

[A]

That's right.

[B]

Beautiful. Yeah. He really crushed each other. Operatic sound. It was fantastic, man.

[A]

The passion. I sung all the parts.

[B]

I love it. I love it. Here it is right here. Restore the Smith mundt Act of 1948. This blocked the government from being able to use propaganda on the American population. Repealed by Obama in 2012. Reinstated. So say we, the people of the United States of America and the world. We're all tired of the bs. We're tired of all the garbage, Jeff. Right? We gotta be the garbage. The badass yetis. The badass yetis. The badass yetis getting really good and really getting really tired of that one stuck out. That did. That did give some goosebumps, man. That was pretty.

[A]

That one were continued.

[B]

It was pretty amazing, Pretzy. Amazing, man. It was excellent. I loved it. Let's see, what was it? I said this is something fun, Jeff. Look at this. Here's a dude that here's a guy that converted to be a Muslim. And look what he's looking for. What could possibly go wrong here? I'm looking for a man who's at least 6 foot, okay? Brown eyes, big nose, thick curly hair.

[A]

Hairy. Just like furry.

[B]

Just like a carpet on his chest. Not a Zionist, okay? From a baba culture.

[A]

Oh, Muslim or open to converting.

[B]

What could possibly go wrong here? Jeff, you think we should tell him this. Should somebody tell him or just let him go with it?

[A]

He could just.

[B]

Holy cow, man. Totally lost the plot, this kid.

[A]

Oh my God.

[B]

My God. Yeah. Who's gonna tell him? Somebody. I mean, holy cow. They really. They really don't even spend three seconds, you know, maybe semi curious in Google or AI and just tell me how this really works or. They don't want to know. I don't know. It's the. It's the creepiest damn thing I've ever seen in my life, man. It's just creepo, weirdo stuff.

[A]

Who's gonna tell them?

[B]

I'm not gonna tell them.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

I'm not gonna tell him. Jeff, are you gonna tell him? I don't think anybody should tell. I think you should find out for himself.

[A]

It's always better when you find out for yourself. Well, do your own research.

[B]

As long as you don't lose your head in the process. In person, which is. Which is very happy.

[A]

I mean, it's a clickbait. Otherwise mental institution. That's right.

[B]

They got to open the asylums up. You know, it's like I remember like my great grandfather telling me about the asylums. They had like people just. They would go crazy. They just put them in asylums, you know, they just like. That was it. It's like there was just asylums filled with like lots of people. And then like. They don't have the asylums open anymore.

[A]

No, you know, well, they do. They're in like New York City, Louisiana, some of the bigger cities. They love their crazy people.

[B]

Yeah, they're crazy about. Crazy about. Settles it, Jeff. That's about all that it is. Speaking of crazy. That's a good segue, Jeff. I knew you're going to bring that up. Right, so this nut job, George Aberanye, he. He debated Charlie, Charlie Kirk when he went to Oxford. I'll play one of the videos and just one of his glorious messages, but this is. This is not him and Charlie. I couldn't find the full exchange, but let's just say he doesn't. For a guy who's in the debate club, doesn't have any game, doesn't have any. Any debate skills, but here he is actively create change in the world we desire. Inside Prop will argue that at times there is simply nothing else that can be required other than violent retaliation. And this is a view I wholeheartedly agree with. The view that some institutions are too broken, too aggressive, too oppressive to be reformed. Like cancers of our society. They must and they should be taken down by any means necessary. There you go, Jeff. Advocating to take anything you disagree with and take it Captain John spirit. That's right.

[A]

That's what I was saying. I was looking at the little thumbnail. I was like, why. Why are we putting Captain Jack Sparrow up on the.

[B]

Captain Jack will take you home tonight. Yeah. What a. What an ass hat this guy is. So. By the way, so Secretary. So let me show you what he said. This. This was his exact post right here. Charlie Kirk got shot. Let's effing go. That's what he said. So he's also. He's the. He's the President in chief or the President elect of the Oxford Union presidency. And Wall Street Mav said Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he would ban any foreigners from coming to USA for celebrating the killing of Charlie Kirk. I suggest he starts with George Abrananye, the President Elect of Oxford Union Debating Society. Retweet if you agree. So just a complete.

[A]

Did Rubio respond yet or. He hasn't responded yet.

[B]

Well, he said that he would anybody. You know he would. They'd ban anybody who's anti American anyway.

[A]

Oh, yeah, exactly.

[B]

But this is right here. Favorite John Ocasio, Rodham Nolte here. He said Stephen King smeared Charlie Kirk with an obscene lie after a sitting Republican congressman suggested a libel lawsuit. Look who turned into a squealing little gerbil. That's how you do it. We've had enough. So here it is right here.

[A]

He apologized quick.

[B]

Yeah, it was real quick. So here he is. I apologize for saying Charlie Kirk advocated stoney gays. What he actually demonstrated was how some people cherry picked biblical passages and then defiant Ellis said, I. I say Stephen King should be ashamed of himself. But what's the point? He says, I was wrong. I apologize. I've deleted the post. Then Colin Wright said, no, he didn't. It's exactly his kind of extreme rhetoric that encourages people to commit violence. Stephen King, I've apologized. Carly Kirk never advocated stoning gaze. Then you had Sebastian Gorka say when you just. You crap it. Liar. Show us when Shirley ever said that. I have apologized, Steve. Ted Cruz, you're a horrible, evil, twisted liar. No, he did not say that. Your party, which you shamelessly shilled, blah, blah, blah. And he said, the horrible, evil, twisted liar apologizes. This is what I get for reading something on Twitter without fact checking. It won't happen again. It'll happen over and over again. You guys don't fact checking. You don't even look at the source you guys just assume this is all true. If nobody has a link to it or the video or have that, then how are you going to say that he said it? But you know, it's, you know, it's, it's a, it's not a good sign, Jeff, what are you going to do? But that's not all. Jeff, look at this. So Belfast, Hialeah, Belfast Books over in Ireland said, we thought so much more of you, Stephen King, and even thought that you might harm. We might, that this may harm us financially. Removing all of your books from our website. Absolute abhorrent and ill informed comment in the first instance of an inchoate apology doesn't even begin to cover. Go further. So his books are they just in. What's funny is the reason, the reason that Belfast Books chose not to sell his books and ban them is because they're worried about blowback from, from, from customers saying, oh, you carry Stephen King books. Forget I'm not buying any books from you.

[A]

That's right.

[B]

So this is the guy that wanted to cancel everybody. He was crazy with like, oh, let's cancel. Right? He wanted to cancel everybody. Well, he has a new movie coming out called the Long Walk. It's based on a 1966 novel that he wrote. And the funny thing is Mark Hamill stars in the production. Mark Hamill's another one of these leftists that, you know. But anyway, everyone's saying they're banning the movie. They're not going to see the movie. The movie theaters have disinvited him to come out. He was supposed to go through and, and fly into a couple states and, and surprise moviegoers, they all rescinded the offer. Not gonna happen anymore. But look at. So what did he do? He filmed himself doing his own long walk, but not because he chose to. Now just keep in mind when you watch this clip, he's two years younger than Trump. Okay, this is. So here's him putting out his own promo about his movie that nobody wants to go see. Here it is, Stephen King here reminding you it's Sunday. But there's still time for you to walk to your nearest movie theater and see the Long Walk.

[A]

Okay, do it. Oh, my God, Jeff.

[B]

He looks. Watch when he almost falls over. Watch when he almost falls over. Here, watch this and see the Long Walk.

[A]

Okay, do it.

[B]

If I didn't know better, I'd say he's about six or seven drinks in, but I don't think so. I think, yeah, I think, I think he's just old. Okay, do It. Yeah. Commanding people to do it when you piss them off really is going to help out. Do it. Okay. He looks like one of those old decrepit. The old decrepit guy over there on the Simpsons. Stephen King here.

[A]

All right.

[B]

But there's still time.

[A]

The long walk to your nearest movie theater. What's on his tag there?

[B]

He's wearing it. It says 47 on there. I don't know where to.

[A]

This is 47 what?

[B]

I don't know. I can't quite read it. I try to zoom in on a little bit, but I can't really read it. It's 47. It's got some text below it. Don't know, but he was doing his own long walk. Probably something about Trump. Who knows? These people are mad, dude. They're clinically insane.

[A]

So somebody makes a Mr. Burns in the bartender.

[B]

That's it, right? That's about. That's about spot on.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

So somebody put this meme up. I saw this in the comments. Look at this right here. Now in theaters. The long walk back to relevance. Can he make it to the bank before anyone discovers who really is rated Trump de derangement syndrome? I mean, holy cow. Now in theaters. It's so funny. He did his own long walk. This guy made a meme just for this comment. He made a meme just for this.

[A]

Now in theater, you.

[B]

You gotta laugh about it.

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

Well, just judging. Look at this, Jeff. When I first saw this, some. Now somebody put this in the comments as well. And this is interesting. It said liberalism, a disease that breaks you down from the inside out. These are a few years apart. So there's Stephen King a couple years apart.

[A]

Well, how many years?

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

That's insane.

[B]

He went from normal to zombie. He looks like something on the Walking Dead right there. Right?

[A]

That's amazing.

[B]

Next up, we have Obama. There's him. You know, he's grave now. He looks like his face is all sunken in.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

You know, it's like, yeah, the aging is incredible. And then here we go with Tom Hanks. He looks a little. That's about the same in both pictures to me.

[A]

It's gonna say, yeah, but if you go back. Yeah. I mean, you think about Tom Hanks, you know, the Move, the one movie that I always think about, if I picture Tom Hanks, it's the movie big.

[B]

And now the one I use, what was the one where he's on the deserted island? I thought that was probably his best movie.

[A]

Wilson Wilson.

[B]

This one was. Yeah. Big.

[A]

But I can't think of how he looked on that one. I put the movie. Big is kind of a lot of weight for the movies, you know, over and over again.

[B]

Like he said, some work. Then you got Leonardo DiCaprio. I mean, he's like, what, 51. He looks. He just looked a lot like Jack Nicholas and.

[A]

All right, there you go.

[B]

Yes. Yeah.

[A]

See?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Cast Away. There you go.

[B]

Cast Away. That was the name of the movie. That's right. So this guy. And I don't even play the video because the guy's an absolute clown, but Bob Villain, this guy's. Remember, this is the rapper we played a couple weeks ago. It was like trash and all kinds of stuff. So he. He gets on this video and says, I didn't. I didn't celebrate Charlie Kirk. Well, everyone's just showing the video clips where he did. He called him. He said his pronouns are now gone. And was. Wasn't gone. Some like that. Oh, yeah, call him, you know, just names and all this. Like, he wasn't celebrating that. It's just pretty weird. So Gutfield said he's never shared an opinion where a dissenting voice can be heard. He only believes in his. His low intelligence from a stage. He thinks he's punk, but he's a. If you were to engage in a debate, then it would become apparent, hence his cocooned cowardice. He knows he's an imposter.

[A]

Yep. And most of them, they. They have not studied, researched, learned, read nothing and absolutely nothing. They take a couple talking points, then they. Someone, you know they like that, they'll take to the stage and they'll pontificate in whatever their art form is and say things that they don't even understand what they're saying for the most.

[B]

Stephen King was in a appearance in the Walking Dead there. So you're probably asking yourself, geez, what is this movie about, actually? Well, the Long Walk refers to Stephen King's 66 novel about a dystopian deadly walking competition where the last boy standing wins a prize. With the walk itself symbolizing societal pressures. The Vietnam War or life's journey. Participants walk at a constant pace, and those who fall beyond behind are shot by soldiers.

[A]

It was a crazy book.

[B]

The novels and allegory for the future. Have you read it, Jeff?

[A]

I did when I was younger.

[B]

I read most of his book. He was on my favorite author when I was younger. I used to love his books.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

But I didn't know he was such a nut job. And you know what's weird? Is like his. But none of his books are political. He never, never gets into political space.

[A]

Well, if you read. Read this, what it's supposed to be like, put a spin on it.

[B]

Yeah, maybe so, but I mean, even pressures. But I'm saying a lot of his books don't necessarily have. But that was 66 too. He must have been pretty young in 66.

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[B]

Remember what was. What was his pen name he used. He authored a couple. His first books were authored by his.

[A]

Wasn't Stephen King.

[B]

Yeah. What was Stephen King's pen name? He. Stephen King.

[A]

He had a pen name.

[B]

Yeah, I read those books too, and I didn't know it was him. Richard Bachman. Yeah. So he wrote books under the title Richard Bachman? I did not, but it was really him. Ah, yeah, Here it is right here. See? Richard Bachman. Not to be confused with Richard Bach. It says the Richard Bachmann pen name as well as a fictional character American horror fiction author Stephen King adopted in 77 for the novel Rage. King had the link between himself and Bachmann, allowing for identification. In 1985, his first four Bachmann novels, the Bachmann books, Rage became controversial about a school shooting. It was allowed to go out of print after the 1997 Heath School shooting. Blah, blah, blah, blah. There you go. There you go. Stephen King, another dopey leftist, another dopey left. He's. They don't like getting canceled. They love canceling other people, Jeff, but they do not enjoy getting canceled themselves. You know, the. The big. The big Charlie Kirk memorial and also the. The Tommy Robinson big event where they. The news media said that only 110,000, meanwhile 3 million people showed up.

[A]

You see the streets, the streets, the streets were packed.

[B]

Unbelievable packed.

[A]

Shoulder to shoulder, block after block after block after block.

[B]

And this was on Sky News. But they sense of taking it down. And even Tommy Robinson said, oh, my God, this is Sky News almost doing a pretty good account of what actually happened. But then they deleted the video. But he. Luckily he nicked it.

[E]

The most alarming aspect of the event was just how normal the vast majority of the marches were. I spent an hour or two amongst them and my own impression was that they were mostly the sort of people you'd meet in a country pub or in halftime, queue for the loo at football or at a concert. There was a sprinkling of black and brown faces. And the event was brought to a close by a gospel group singing Jerusalem. All that must worry the traditional mass parties, Labour and Conservatives, now polling at less than 40%. Between them, they're draining support to parties like Reform and the Greens. And yet a man recently out of jail, condemned as an extremist thug by most mainstream media outlets, can rally a demo the size of the entire population of Cambridge or Blackpool. A feat you couldn't imagine either Sakir Starmer or Kemi Badock pulling off anytime soon.

[B]

Two tier cube.

[E]

People are sending us all a message. Let's see if anyone at Westminster's listening.

[A]

Nope.

[B]

No. Let's see if. I mean, they went as far to delete the video, Jeff. I mean, they're like, they deleted the damn video. I mean, holy cow. I mean, you can't even leave this video up. I mean, what's wrong with people? They wouldn't even leave this video. So Elon Musk, this is him, he appeared virtually talking to Robinson here. Here he is. And then you see how much violence there's on the left with our friend Charlie Cook getting murdered in cold blood this week and people on the left celebrating it openly. The left is the party of murder and celebrating murder. I mean, let, let that sink in for a minute. That's who we're dealing with here. It's not wrong. That's exactly who we're dealing with.

[A]

He's spot on, you. I'm glad that, you know, he's kind of there, you know, with everybody being able to be brought in. If you look at the video from, from Korea, you know, they're doing the same thing, you know, and it's on a global scale, you know, what's happening right now. You know, I mean, this, you know, sometimes you need a very unfortunate incident to bring everybody together to a, to another level. You know, now we're, we said this yesterday, but this is the turning point, you know, and we're going to see, you know, country to country, those that are passionate and believe in freedom and are going to, you know, fly the, the banner of freedom. You know, they're going to be chanting Charlie's name, you know, for a long time to come. And this, this is the, this is the pivotal moment. You know, we're going to see it here. You know, all these crazies are going to be relegated to the, to going back to the shadows in the periphery kind of where they belong. And we're going to see the same thing happen, hopefully over in the UK and, and other countries because we're starting to see that, you know, and it's time to bring freedom back. And it definitely has to happen. You gotta be very cognizant of, you know, who is the one, you know, who are the ones that are actually manipulating the outcome? You know, who are the ones that are pulling all the strings behind the scenes? And you know that that's a, you know, a huge, you know, question mark for many to say, you know, who's the big biggest benefactor across the board. And you know, it's, it amazes me to see how, you know, this leftist agenda and they've, they've been since Clinton and probably before that we've seen a systematic and a very methodical process of deconstructing this country. You know, from the dummying down of our education system to the brainwashing of our kids starting in lower school all the way up through university. And that's abundantly clear now. They've, back then they started to turn a blind eye to the Islamification of the world because it was happening at that point, but they chose to ignore it. Post 911 I think we woke up to it but then people chose to then ignore it once again. But then you have, there's an agenda of these power holders, the power brokers that are bringing and they want to bring, they don't want to raise up people in other countries, right? That, that would be the way to do it, right? People live in their country. You want to bring them up, help them lift themselves up by their own bootstraps, you know, give them the means or teach them how to utilize the means within their own, their own infrastructure or and their own production, their own agriculture. You know, teach them, uh, help them, you know, become reliant and self sufficient. But for decade upon decade upon decade, you know, especially under the guise of the United nations which is a for profit organization to manipulate and control the players on the ground. They've devastated economies, the, you know, all to control countries. And this is, you know, it's unfortunate but true. And now you know, because of whatever guilt complex or maybe it's the, the next stage in, in their agenda which is why we're seeing all these people from all these countries that have been, you know, belittled to a point, you know, they're already developing or third world nations and they've pressed them down to such a low state, but now they're taking them and they're just dumping them into western countries instead of saying, hey, we want to go into these countries, the developing countries and third world countries and find a way to lift you up and find a way to tap in. But that's not what's happening. And so it's, it's really It's a societal displacement and that's the next stage in the agenda. It's displacing full societies. And we've witnessed it. And you know, the question is, Chip, who's behind all that? Like who.

[B]

Who.

[A]

Who is the ultimate benefactor?

[B]

Well, I mean, from, from. You're talking about from a, from a hierarchy type of standpoint, right? Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of, I mean, look at all the governments. I mean, people are installed every day. There's some of. This is true, what XRP plumber is saying right here, that Chip doesn't matter anymore. Left, right on the side, it's all the same master. I'm going to debunk that and tell you why it's not. Why it is different this time. Now, the reason I'm not a Republican is because I don't like Republicans. They're weak, they're feeble, they cave. Now, Democrats, the one thing I do admire about Democrats, they never throw each other under the bus. They will always stick together and they will always be on, on mission and on point. Right. Don't like it, but that's it. Republicans are getting better. Trump has taught them how to do it, but they're not very good at learning either. That's the other problem they have. But there are a few. But I would say when it comes to Trump, who wanted to take him out, both sides, look at his first term, who was working against him, the speaker of the House, the guy who once, you know, ran with Romney and the VP series. So you're talking about when both sides want to take a guy out, that means the good old boys club is not happy about it anymore and they know they're going to get upended. So that's the one, I would say, the one sort of caveat there that is a little bit different, although they've almost pretty much been the uni party, the same party. And you got to remember too, that in taking down these assets, these people who are controlling things behind the scenes, I'll just say that, won't use a word, but I'll just say those folks, one of the things that they want to do is they want to make sure that there's going to be chaos. They want to, they want divisive people, they want infighting. It's all a big distraction. Right. And did you see when Charlie Kirk, after the murder happened, did cities burn? No. Vigils broke out everywhere. Vigils where you least expect it. People came. It brought people together. Right. And people, countless stories about, I Just saw one about a guy says, I never wore, I never wore a suit. He put on a suit. He said he wanted to be a better father, better husband. And, you know, and, and he was never a Christian before Charlie Kirk. And this is what. So there, there's a lot of good coming out of it. I mean, we could all do better in life, but one man who actually lived it was a guy named Charlie Kirk. And being 31 years old, I mean, it's insane where he actually was. So I. Going back to the whole thing about the larger picture of who these people are, they're a little bit nervous right now because the funding got cut off for all the protests. There's. There's still some funding left. These people, there are all these protests, you see, but none of them are organic. They're all funded. Every single one of them is funded. That's where you think he got those RICO charges going on with Soros and these other people that are funding these, these things. And I just think that if Trump is successful, and that's a big if, if he can take, take it down, I feel like they're working pretty hard. But you're not going to undo 50, 100, 200 years of corruption. You're not going to undo it. Trump didn't even make a dent in it. He went there to drain the swamp, and the swamp became more powerful while he was in office. You know, Reagan said he was going to lower, he was going to get rid of the government, and he did, he did delete a lot of the government. This isn't anything new that Trump's doing, but by the time his second term ended, there were more employ. There were more employees of the government than before he started. So it's, it's a bit, it's. A lot of things have to be reformed. A lot of things have to be said. And I just, when I, when I think about what's happening here, look what's happened since Trump's been in office. You've got Germany, okay? Granted, afd. Seven people have died mysteriously in the AFD Party. That's the Conservative Party. The seventh one just was. They say, well, they died down seven people. Pretty unlikely. You got, what's the rise up in Great Britain? You got, you got the. What's happening with Macron over in France. I mean, there is a turning point of all things happening. When you think about all this, none of this happens without Trump people saying, you know, get out of our country. Can't invite invaders in who don't honor your country and have a certain way of life that doesn't necessarily, you know, mix with yours. And I wanted to play this. Gad Sad was on with Charlie Kirk, and I wanted to play this. This is a really good exchange, but I wanted to play this here.

[A]

Think that Islam is compatible with Western civilization?

[F]

The short answer, no. Of course, millions of Muslims decide to ignore the, you know, the, the incongruent elements of their religion. They're practicing cafeteria Islam, right? They're choosing the parts that they agree with and they're ignoring the parts that they don't agree with. But once Islam becomes, never mind a majority, if it becomes a strong minority, we have 1400 years of history that tells us what happens to all of the foundational values that we hold dearly in the west, right? I mean, you don't have to, you know, believe me, you could just study history, right? I mean, almost every single one of the 56 countries that I mentioned a few minutes ago started off with having zero Islam. And then you close and open your eyes, suddenly it's 99.9% Islam. How did that happen? In some cases it takes five years for it to happen. In some cases it takes 500 years to happen. But inshallah, it will always happen. I'll mention one other things. Many of your viewers may not know this since 911 alone, Charlie. So that's 24 years. There have been 47,000 plus terror attacks committed by Islamic terrorists in nearly 70 countries. And now there are multiple databases that you can use to prove that this number is correct. 47,000 terror attacks. So that should give you a sense of whether Islam is compatible with the west or not.

[A]

So why is it that so many Muslims are moving to Western countries? Is it just economics or is there something more ideological at play here?

[F]

It's both, of course. Many Muslims have no interest in conquering anyone. And they do. They want, as you just said, exactly what you said, which is I want better economic opportunities for me and my children and so on. But the Muslim Brotherhood and many other Islamic theorists and scholars and politicians have said that we will conquer the west through three means. And I hope that your listeners and viewers take note. Number one, we will conquer the west through the womb of our women, right? So that's a demographic fertility battle. We will produce five children, you will produce 1.2 children, and we will outbreed you. Number two, we will conquer the west through hijra. Hijra is the Arabic word for immigration. And that's exactly what we do with our open border policies. And number three, we will conquer the west by using your miserable freedoms and liberties against you. They're screaming this out from the top of the mountain and yet most westerners choose to ignore it. Charlie, it is so galling. It is so frustrating. I escaped that world 45 plus years ago and here it is now, hunting me down 50 years later.

[B]

Oh, said Jim D. Extremely. Kirk was extremely dangerous to the people behind the curtains were running the planet's banking money system. He saw how religion and guilt were being used to divide nations, to enslave them to debt. And he was in a position to transform the whole MAGA movement away from the idolatry of worshiping fake religious nation leaders. There you have it, Jeff. It's time to do the drawing, my man. It's time to roll that video again. We lost your. We lost your mic again. Dude, what the hell just happened?

[A]

I muted.

[B]

Oh. I was like, damn. Not again. The old mute button. The old mute button. I got you. Okay, that's good.

[A]

But check this out. This is the minted. The minted song.

[B]

Sweet.

[A]

It's not for sale yet. We own it. So we can give it away giveaway. Or we could sell it. But check it out. Well, I don't know if I'm sharing with. With audio, so.

[B]

No, you're not. Well, just. We'll play the video. Is that a different one?

[A]

No, no, this is. This is the one. This is the one from today. So it's kind of exciting to be. Just to show it off real quick. Then we'll play the. The actual. The video. But check this out. So you get the nft Hear now.

[D]

The tale of th.

[A]

The one eyed Templar.

[B]

Nice. No, we are suspending the one month rule to get some more folks in here. We only have 12, so we're suspending it. Everybody can do it. And Mark, I encourage you.

[A]

Everybody type. Everybody. He refuses to type Yeti. Notice how he typed yeti or fixing.

[B]

To get amped off this bit. This is a lot, man. This video like shakes you, man. It's a good one.

[A]

Yeah. Here we go.

[B]

Powerful, dude. It's amazing. Amazing.

[A]

It's amazing. Amazing. Here we go. Let's roll it here now the tale of thunder.

[D]

The one eyed Templar forged in frost, bound by steel. At the gates of ice he stood. Storms broke, shadows fell. One eye saw beyond the dark. One arm held the line for all. He was not born for peace. He was born for legend. Who speaks his name? Who dares to claim him? Viewers stand as witnesses, Keepers of yetis, guardians of fate. A good Win a badass yeti tonight Word of the day get your salmon wallet ready. Fueled by obsidian bold roast the yetis Stand awake badass yetis coffee.com power in every step Chip and Jeff bring the ramps they bring the fire, the passion, the lore Their voices strike like thunder Igniting the chain with every word Badass yet is on the chain Full awake with his watchful the one eyed table could be your.

[B]

On the chain Born.

[D]

For battle made for legend Claim yours or be forgotten Badass yet is on the chain Is on the chain.

[B]

Damn.

[A]

Damn.

[B]

Badass yetis Badass yet Assignment and kef production. That's right. There you go. Andrea Bocelli says Mark Smithson unibrow rigged Yigged Simon brings the heat. Kevin Korea updates rule.

[A]

Charles, you could. You can say yeti. Come on, you can do it.

[B]

I'm gonna let you do it. Do it when Again? You're gonna be hated. Not by us, but by everybody.

[A]

Go ahead, Charles. You can throw it at everybody gets in.

[B]

Mike wants to bring him to a casino. He's done. He's. He's the Winniest dude ever, man. This guy wins, he wins. There it is, baby. There it is, guys. Weep. We have no idea who's gonna win, but we got 19 in here. Go ahead and let's put the background music on. Jeff and I'll put the screen up and we will see. There we go. And let's go. Who's it gonna be? Look at all those names cycling through. Who will it be? Who, who, who, who, who, who wins? Better get your badass. I think we have his wallet.

[A]

But eyes wine and he had already logged off.

[B]

You know what that means, Jeff? That means he has to buy the song too. That's what it means. You gotta pair him up, man. I swine wins. He's gone. I think Ice wine left. Oh, if you're not here, dude, you better say I'm here. Turn it down a little bit, Jeff. It's a little loud there. Jeez, turn it off there.

[A]

It's on background music.

[B]

Yeah, put that down, man.

[A]

It's loud, man.

[B]

This is super loud.

[A]

Crazy here is rigged. Oh, you know what that means?

[B]

What does it say? Rude. My name didn't come up. Come on. It doesn't play all the names. It just cycles through them. It's just occasional ones. Jeff got the beats. Let's just wait and see. Let's give him another second here.

[A]

Oh, that's it.

[B]

I think we're running out of time here, Jeff. We're gonna run out of time.

[A]

Gotta roll it again.

[B]

You're gonna get to roll it again. If we don't hear from Ice Wine, you won, dude.

[A]

Two.

[B]

Gotta re.

[A]

Roll.

[B]

Hang on a second. Hang on. All right, let's do it. Let's go ahead and give it away.

[A]

There we go.

[B]

Draw again, people. And if you don't see your name doesn't cycle through all the names, just some choice ones. You know who's gonna win now, right, Jeff?

[A]

Yep, I do.

[B]

Here we go. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Who's it gonna be? M wins. M. M. Is M here. Too late, Too late. Oh, that's why you got to be paying attention at 9.

[A]

22.

[B]

Gotta pay attention. Come on, M. M says, yeah, I'm here. M says, I'm here, chef, while you're giving that way. I gotta run. Somebody's at my door. I'll be right back in a second, all right?

[A]

Right. Be right back. All right, we know the rules. We need to get your Zaman wallet, address, and then we need your ax handle. Let me get in here and open up the spreadsheet. And then we also have this beautiful song that we can give away as well. So let me just get to the giveaway screen, see what we got here. Got an M. What number are we on tonight? Number 206 is a Templar. Today's the 14th. 2020. All right. Oh, Ice Wine is back. Oh. Oh. Know what that means? We lost Chip. So Ice Wine is here. We re rolled the last time we had this done. Came back at the last second. We ended up giving away two. Two yetis. So here we go. We're gonna have to find another one, Chip. Ice Wine is here.

[B]

I know.

[A]

We gotta roll up Rock scissors.

[B]

Came in late, baby.

[A]

Paper scissors.

[B]

You gotta stay. You gotta. You have a few seconds to say I'm here. And if you don't say I'm here.

[A]

It'S 9:30.

[B]

You're out.

[A]

Gonna go to the YouTube.

[B]

YouTube.

[A]

See here?

[B]

There we go. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. There we go. It's a little too much, that little thing.

[A]

A little too much.

[B]

It's a little too much badass yetis for me. It's like, okay, it's.

[A]

That's reverberating too much on. On repeat. All right, I've got to view this on YouTube. I'm trying to get in. Got to see some wallets being dropped.

[B]

Says he's here for the bold roast. Well, good. Some badass coffee, baby.

[A]

All right, I've got one. Yeah, There we go.

[B]

There we go. M M. It's all jacked up tonight.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Right.

[A]

Gonna do the transfer to M. Do it. Oh.

[B]

Let'S do it, people.

[A]

End in a dm.

[B]

Let's do it. Come on. Now.

[A]

It says the person you're sending this, too must. Oh, wait a minute. Of course. It says invalid.

[B]

Eyes wine. Showed.

[A]

His.

[B]

His or her? No, it's his. His good character. I'm glad to see that. That's good to see. Yeah.

[A]

Not working. Says invalid. Starts with an R, ends with a DM. It is not working.

[B]

206. That's how many bones are in your body, in case you're wondering, Jeff.

[A]

Yep. Nope. It doesn't work.

[B]

Okay. Unfortunately, I have to give his eyes wine after all.

[A]

Let me.

[B]

He wins. When he doesn't win, he wins anyway.

[A]

Let me refresh the screen real quick.

[B]

We got to be able to give it away. Jeff.

[A]

Try it one more time here. Nope. Saying invalid.

[B]

Unfortunately, that might be because you don't have any XRP there. If you don't have at least one XRP in that wallet. And it's just the wallet address, it.

[A]

Won'T work or it hasn't been signed. Yep. I don't know. All right, so we need. We need wallets. We need wallet. Go back to the YouTube.

[B]

I says he's here.

[A]

Yeah. Damn. It didn't work. So in that case, either you got to fund it or approve it, except whatever on your side to activate the Zaman wallet. But some reason it is saying invalid XRP address.

[B]

Yeah, no good. No. No bueno, man. No bueno.

[A]

So in that instance, we need either update it or we need Ice Wines Zamen wallet.

[B]

I think you probably. It's already have it. He's one before. Just search for. Search for the. Search for it.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

See, I don't have the docs pulled up. Do I have them pulled up? I don't think so.

[A]

I'm trying to look.

[B]

Let's see.

[A]

Oh, because it's. I just typed it. That's why. It's fine.

[B]

I have it right here. It's line 49 on the blue Tribe.

[A]

Yeah, I've got it.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

See if it works.

[B]

Blue Tribe.

[A]

Boom. So that worked right away. Let me log in. Scanning it. Here we go. Sending. Fingerprint. Submitted. Verifying. And it's gone.

[B]

There you go. Eyes One ends up winning. And now and you got to fund your wallet or do something because there's something wrong with your wallet. Oh, wait a minute. He had the wrong wallet. Not dress. That one's in gc. The other one ended up in dm. The other one ended in dm.

[A]

Yeah. Did he give us another one?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Ah. All right, so let's up.

[B]

You know, dude, we know you're here. You didn't answer fast enough. We waited the three minutes before you'd answered. Who's that right there? Wigs? I'm here.

[A]

Who?

[B]

Eyes Wine. Right there. It says it on screen. You keep saying I was here, but we had to go on to M because you didn't.

[A]

Since M had a glitch, I sent it to ice Wine. But now M has given us the right address. So now we're in a quandary. So what we're going to do is give you guys both. We're just going to give you guys both one. So, M, did you give us your correct address?

[B]

That's a completely different address there.

[A]

I can't hang on. I'm looking.

[B]

And the rule is, is when we say you won, you got to chime in with, I'm here. If you do it after we've said, okay, we're going to move on because we can't sit here and keep the show open all night until you. Until we see it.

[A]

All right?

[B]

That's where we moved on.

[A]

So now one eye is gone. So now I've got. So what I'm gonna do. Let me go to the trial.

[B]

No eyes. Blind. Blind Bat Yeti.

[A]

I'm gonna give you no eyes. I've got this little guy here. This guy's cool. I was gonna give him away. This is one of the. Is one of the spirit walkers. So let me share this bad boy real quick. This is going to M. M is going to get the spirit walker.

[B]

Toss it up there, man.

[A]

There we go. Hang on a minute.

[B]

Toss it up there, son.

[A]

There you go. Oh, wait, I didn't.

[B]

You gotta put it on screen. We gotta see what it is.

[A]

Yeah, there we go.

[B]

That's a cool one. That's badass right there.

[A]

I like that one.

[B]

Hey, he's got headphones on. It's awesome.

[A]

That's right. So this one is going to M. There you go. Got the right address this time. And here we go. We're off and running. That's why it's important to get the correct address. Here we go. It is on its way. It's verifying it's been submitted. And boom, gone. Successfully submitted. You are now the proud owner of badass Yeti number 5. 42. That went over to M. I got your correct address. There you go. You guys both win. Look at that. That's Nice. That's how we roll. And if you want to buy the song, you guys have an opportunity to buy the song. Should we auction that off the next time or do we want to put it up for sale right now? What do you think?

[B]

I don't know. It's up to you, man. I don't know.

[A]

I'm gonna put it. Let's say I can put it up for auction or I can sell it. We got one auction going for the next show. So this one we can put out there. The never expires. All right, here we go. I'm going to put it out there. What do you say?

[B]

I say people buy it for at least 20 XRP. That's what I say.

[A]

Why do you. Let's put it up for auction.

[B]

Maybe 50. It's only for one. So you can buy. You can own it for one XRP. I don't think that's a lot to ask, people. Let's go.

[A]

What's that? What do you want to do?

[B]

Someone. Highest bidder.

[A]

Highest bidder.

[B]

I'm going with Ed. Ed says highest bidder. Let's go with that. Highest bidder. All right, you can. If you only one. If only one person does it, you.

[A]

Got it for one. That's it. Of course you got to set a reserve, I think. I don't like setting reserves. All right, here we go. This is going to expire 17 and we're going to set this one same thing. We have two auctions expiring on the same day. This one will expire a little earlier. So I'm gonna send this and this one early. 8:30.

[B]

There you go.

[A]

All right.

[B]

Put the. Put that in there. Let's see who's gonna bid on the sucker who's gonna bid to be the highest bidder for this auction. We'll also post it up there too.

[A]

For the solid reserve set in the price. There we go. Let me sign it. So we put the other one up there and we'll put both of these in the address as well. And we'll have these both on.

[B]

Beautiful.

[A]

The email. So let me sign this. Hang on one second. This one's ending at 8:30pm on Wednesday and the other one's going to end at 8:45pm There we go. Boom. Look at that. Here we go. Added to stage. This guy is available right now. You can go and bid on him. And this is the song. So you can go in there. You can find this guy. I'll put a link into the chat real quick. This is the auction for the song. And there you go. Auction for the song. Look at that. Boom. All right, I'll go to the keep. We got two auctions rolling. Auction for number 294. And then we've got auction for the song. Auction for the song. Tulare tular. There we go. All right. Perfect. All right. That's how we go. That's all we got. Be back Wednesday, 8:00pm Eastern Standard Time. Look at that.

[B]

Yes, indeed.

[A]

Long Jordan long.

[B]

Indeed.

[A]

That's it. Indeed, indeed. The highest banner wins. That's it. Got two auctions going right now. So we've got that one and then the other auction. And so we'll. Wednesday, we're going to bring up both the auctions. So you get to bid on the song from tonight. Now, 206 ice wine. Actually, 1206. So ice one if you want to get.

[B]

Yeah, go get the song. Drop the link in there again so people can grab it.

[A]

That's. That's the arc. That's the link for the shiver spine.

[B]

There you go.

[A]

And then this is. This next link. Here is the link for the song.

[B]

There you have it. Nice.

[A]

And he's already been.

[B]

That's all we have, Jeff. We're getting out of here. I need to rock. I need to run.

[A]

We gotta roll.

[B]

All right, guys. See you guys out.

[A]

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