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XRP’s Future After Ripple RLUSD Approval: Game Over or New Beginning?
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Welcome to on the Chain. This is Jeff here with co host Chip. What is going on? Everybody out there in the on the Chain world. What's going on, Chip? I'll tell you what's going on. XRP's future is this game over for XRP with the approval of the ripple RL USD Stablecoin. Is there any reason to have an XRP any longer? This is game over or just the beginning?
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Ooh, that sounds exciting. Jeff, are you ready to tackle? Let's see. We got a bunch of things on the agenda today. We're going to be talking about Slovakia because Slovakia is in the house. So Slovakia, let's get it going, man. Let's go.
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Let's do it.
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Welcome to on the Chain. Welcome, everybody, to on the Chain. On the Chain, everybody. Welcome. Drop where you're in from. We saw Slovakia's in the house.
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Like, it's hot.
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So you know. You know where Slovakia is. It's on the map. You do there? It's right over next, right over the Hungary. There. See, look at that.
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Everybody knows where it is.
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Of course, I'm, you know, many people know that. I'm 50, half Hungarian. My dad's Hungarian, 100 Hungarian. Grandmother immigrated from Hungary. And then you gotta go. You gotta go do west to see the Irish. The Irish part of my. Of my family. Irish, Italian. So there you go. But there's. There it is right there. See that? Been to Croatia and I've been to Montenegro. I've been to Dubrovnik. Yeah. So there you go. But nice. Never been to Hungary or Slovakia or Romania or Austria or anywhere. However, I have been to Italy, have been to Spain. There you go. France and all that. I. That's what I have to do. Just a tour over there we have to do is. You have to do a tour, Jeff, and just meet up at the whole area. Yeah, meet up from people with the channel. You know, like, just go. Just go meet them up. You know, it's like, hey, what's up? That would be fun. That would be a fun, fun time just to chill, hang out. Fun, chill, hangout. But, you know, a couple days ago, Brad Garlinghouse put out a. Well, we'll get to that in a second. But I just wanted to. Here, let's. Let's talk about this while it's on there. But it's not. Just didn't happen a couple days ago. We don't stream every day. We couldn't do it Wednesday. Jeff and I were both out of pocket. Sometimes that happens. Just can't get to it. But Brad Garlinghouse said we have a final approval from the New York Department of. What is this? The New York NYDFS supervising regulates activities of insurance companies, banks and other financial institutions in New York State. Gotta just delete New York State, Jeff. That's what I say. Here we go. So for the USD exchange and partner listings will be live soon. And reminder, when RLUSD is live, you'll hear it from Ripple first. So, guys, you got to pay attention to the scams out there. Please be vigilant because there's always somebody trying to scam.
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Too many scams.
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You can remember there's a lot of new people coming into the ecosystem because of xrp. Right. They didn't want to come in when it was 15 cents or 20 cents or a dollar. But like the last run, that happened right after the lawsuit drop. A lot of my friends, after years of hearing of me talk about it, how do I get an XRP at the $70 and then it went down to like 40 cents. They were mad at me for a long time until I started getting pinged again when it went over $2. Oh, my gosh. XRP is moving up. Some of them sold and then some people get mad. They sell at a loss. It's like, look, it's cyclical, man. Hang on to it. Be careful. There's a lot of scams out there. You know, on the Zaman wallet, they set up a trust line. You can add it, you can see it. There's another. Some other. I had another link too, that you can verify where it is. But just be very, very careful because there's going to be scams like you've never seen. Scam 4. That's right. Joey Swallow says lock in. Everyone's locking in the XRP army. I love this one. Right here is Brad poolside doing a. Doing a little funny thing. I see John Deaton down there and Jeremy Hogan, Ellie Terror there. It's amazing.
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Everybody's over there. Let's take a step back for a second. All right.
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Thank you. Thank you for that. Thank you for sticking a step back. But I was just looking. You got Stu Alderati over in the corner over there. And I recognize some of these faces. I don't recognize everybody. There's Mr. I think right there.
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You know what this is missing? Just a little bit of.
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And here, that's my Chris destroyed Chris.
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Oh, your Chris. Took it out.
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Took it out. I didn't hear what that was. So sad.
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Unfortunate. It's Trump fanfare.
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Okay, this is What I was looking for right here, because Dr. Archer, we're gonna have him on the show.
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Jeff, that'd be very good.
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Bring him on the show. So we're trying to work it out for maybe potentially Wednesday night. Although Wednesday night probably might. May not work. But we'll see. But anyway, if you go to XP Market has a verified token page. So this is one of the guys, you know, if you think about this is what they're doing in the community to make sure you don't get scammed. So you go to. I go to XP Market. I don't know where exactly it is, but there's somewhere over here it's got a.
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Verified Luis Sanchez over from SoCal. You know what's crazy, Chip? Tell me what's going on in New Jersey right now. That's crazy. So put all the. The drones flying everywhere.
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No, it's not crazy. What's crazy is the incompetence of this. You know, of this administration. They had a five hour FBI hearing and they. And the whole hearing consisted of like, can you do anything? No. Where is the drones coming from? We don't know. Okay, delete that agency from existence permanently. This is why I'm so excited about this new administration coming in. Everyone's like, oh, nobody's qualified. Qualified for what? To be. For incompetence. I mean, like, what's the qualification here? Anybody that knows how to run a business or whatever, I mean, has got a better shot at running something. So you know the fact that these drones. Well, they're. They're also. I saw them in Los Angeles. They're like basically everywhere. I saw them like everywhere. Somebody had the right.
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Yeah. So popping up all over the place.
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Yeah, it's like you.
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And they're big. They're big drones.
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Did you hear a truckle of tiny handheld drones all shot down immediately. So they should shoot it up immediately.
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They should. There should be no. No dispute if it's safe to take it down. You take it down. You don't just let them roam around up there. It's crazy.
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Some of them were spraying stuff. You could see a spray coming on there. Sorrento, Italy. All right, man. Now we're at the Giuseppe.
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Now we're talking. Now we can get started. Get the coffee out. Get the Italian roast going.
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Oh, we got. We have the Italian roast coffee. The badass yeti's coffee, Jeff. I mean, we probably should promote that because.
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Should be promoting the badass yeti's coffee because the Obsidian Bold is one of the best coffees out there. It's rich in flavor. Nice dark Italian roast. Really great coffee right there. You can. You know what I like about that? What? You open up the bag, the aroma coming out of the bag is just so deep and rich. And then you can just eat the beans right out of the bag. It's like eating a bag of nuts. It really good.
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It really is. It really is. And what's fantastic about it is the fact that it's roast to order. So most of the time, by the time it arrives, you buy it in a store. Even if you order it online, chances are it's been sitting anywhere from three months to a year. So even if it's sealed in a bot in a container, the beans get dry. And you can tell these beans are rich. They come out. I mean, they're a couple days from being roasted. Right. You know, if it takes three days to get to your place. Three days, you crush them up, man. That's. That's the difference. Probably most people have not experienced fresh roasted beans.
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That's right.
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It still has the oils on them. Jeff and I will take them right out of the bag.
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Oh, they're so good. You get good coffee, you can eat it and it's the best.
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And then, you know, if you got like a dud, it's all dried up. I bought some. What's that one that comes in the tin? What's that one called?
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Brown Water Maker.
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Yeah, that too. No, it's a. It's a popular coffee. It's. It's a whole bean.
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Are you talking about Italy?
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Italy, yeah. The illy comes in that tin. I bought it dried.
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Oh, and there would be.
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They were being full bean, but it was just dry. It looked. It was like a light brown color. It wasn't even a rich, like, you know, dark, you know, it was just really light. And I bit into. And the whole thing crumbled. It was like so dry. It was. I mean, it's still made. Okay, copy. But nothing.
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Yeah, the elite's decent, you know, especially, you know, the pre ground one. I opened up the. The container once and the whole thing just exploded. Coffee went everywhere. It was like. It's like a lot of fanfare, but here's Vincent is talking about the drone. He said he saw one over his house last night. Nobody knows what it is, but we know it's okay. But you should be able to. If a threat like that doesn't belong to any agency flying over your house, what's wrong with getting the shotgun out, you know? But it's Big.
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I did.
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How big it is? The size of a bus?
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No, a guy yesterday, there was video of him shooting. He took his shotgun out. But it's not powerful. It's not. It couldn't go long enough. You could actually see it like trending down. Right? But he's shooting, chilling the beans. Yeah, we shill the beans because guess what, that supports the channel. And guess what, Everybody loves it. No, we don't make any money in this channel. We made, Jeff and I made a goal. If we got to come out of pocket for the channel, channel's done. We're that close. We're hanging on. So we're that close every day. You like it? You know, we're not out there promoting, you know, other, you know, buy this link and do this thing. Click on this. But our coffee is something that we stand behind, right? Because it's, it's, it's a product that we get. You aim, we believe in it. So yeah, that's, that's part of the channel, man. Badass Yetis our NFT project. Badass Yeti's coffee.
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It's all badassery.
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It's badassery, baby. And it's all part of the channel.
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So, yeah, remember the spy balloons?
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Yeah, I do remember that. I remember that. Yep, I remember that. So, yeah, we are gonna shill our own product. And that's part of it.
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Shilling the coffee.
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There you go. And at a lower level, it's just. He's a good dude. He's messing around. But break in the fifth count. This is the fifth circuit in bank. In an opinion by Judge Andrew Oldham holds, the SEC acted unlawfully in approving a NASDAQ policy that forces corporate boards to implement an identity based diversity quota that looks at race, sex, sexual orientation and gender identity or provide a written explanation of why they failed to meet the quota. The opinion is technically complex but elegant and sticking to the law. Walking through the history of the SEC. At its core, the opinion reasons and the SEC's legal authority is to ensure a fair and honest marketplace and not force politically motivated identity politics into corporate decision making. So this is what's happened is like you remember, remember Gensler wanted to have, he wanted to have disclosures on their climate policy. It's nothing to do with three main tenets of the sec. Okay? And this is what people were sick of. This is why you have a new administration coming. People are tired of this. And the whole idea that you would select somebody if you don't select the right person for the job, who's most qualified for the job, then what are you doing? You're making compromises. You don't hire somebody because of their sexual orientation. Got the skills. Who cares about their sexual orientation or their race? If they're qualified, hire them. If they're not qualified, don't hire them. That's the policy. Right, but to try to make people, you got to have, you know, a percentage of this that now you're starting to get into crazy, crazy stuff.
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That's right.
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Like the SEC so repeatedly and thoroughly embarrassed in federal court for flouting the law, it loses legitimacy as a law enforcement body. It's lost the legitimacy a long time ago. Why? Because Enron, they. How many people got hurt in the Enron crate? My hand. How many people, how many people got killed? Bernie Madoff. People had their whole entire world that people, you know, suiciding. If people had hundreds of millions of dollars invested with this guy and for seven years you had a whistleblower that was tipping off the sec. They did nothing. Okay? And now they're coming after people holding crypto. They're going after crypto companies. This agency is a disaster. There's a good post. I'll, I'll pull it up. John Deaton, talking about Perianne Boring, went on one of the, one of the shows and talked about collapsing, basically merging the CFTC and sec. John thought it was a good idea. I'm not, I'm not so convinced that it's a good idea. I think they have two different sort of, you know, one is, you know, securities, and one of them, you know, regulates a different sort of marketplace. Hey, man, of course you do. Lower level. Of course you do. It's good, dude. He probably bought it too, so I don't know. But this is, this. You have to address the regular question because we get it in the comments. Like you just come on your channel, you're shooting your yetis and shilling. Yeah, well, that's part of what we do here, man. It's like, you know, that's what we made here. But what we do, it's what we do. It's part of the channel, man. And so then Mike Lee then commented on Vivex and said, the SEC is yet another independent commission that cannot be trusted. Right. I mean, if you think about this, Jeff, I mean, what has the SEC done where people are like, bravo, thank you. You finally got, you finally intervened and saved people.
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They've saved everybody. Yeah, it's crazy. Which three letter agency is anybody saying that about?
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I, I don't think anyone's saying anything about it. Right.
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I've been trying to, you know, figure that out, you know, and just nothing. Here's what we get.
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I heard the first chirp. I didn't hear anything after that, but I heard the first crickets. And then Elon Musk commented on Mike Lee's post, and he said, the SEC is another weaponized institution doing political dirty work. That's it right there, Jeff. Political dirty work. Right. Weaponizing.
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Yeah.
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And doing political dirty work. Right. So they're going after Elon Musk. They've been after Elon Musk. Look, a guy that is. I mean, listen, whether you like. Whether you like Teslas or whatever, the fact that they made it, you know, mainstream when all the other. Pretty much all the other electric car makers went under and he had a choice to make. Either you plead guilty to the SEC and take it on the wrist, or they told him they would. They would crush him and he'd go bankrupt. So he had to stay in the court. He was talking about this on stage the other day where they. They put a gun to his head and said, either you. You'd say this or we're going to crush you. And he's like, what this. I mean, this is supposed to be the US we live in, and you're going to go out there and crush people? This is insane, Jeff. And Brad Garlinghouse said what he said, what he said on the Elon Musk.
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I love. I love seeing this camaraderie coming together. I love seeing Brad Garlinghous finally being able to speak his mind and embrace Maga the way, you know, he was intended to do. You know, the guy, you know, we. We called it all along and, you know, he didn't have to come out. He doesn't have to come out and embrace. I get it. You know, the SEC went after his company. You know, we don't see Chris Larson or others doing that, you know, that fully. That look like their companies were fully embracing DEI and all the lefty stuff, you know, but you could tell where he stands. Loving the Elon Musk, loving all that stuff. We have a big, big support that just came through from Al Jefe. But before we get to that, we got to give it a little bit of. Give it a little bit of fanfare here, trying to find where the. The good fans.
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Where's our guitars, Jeff? We got to pull those guitars off.
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Of that, trying to find them. I'm so buried deep in the stuff here. I'm trying to find that one here.
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Massive. This is what. Hang on. Stop the show. Stop the presses. Stop everything. Jeff.
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Here we go. Here we go. Beautiful, man.
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Boom. Put it up there. Right there. El Heffy. My God, look at that.
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Look at that support.
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Holy cow. Huge support, man. Love the channel, guys.
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49.99. 4.99.
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Yeah. That's a 500. That's a 500 right there, man. Thank you so much for that. My God. That's very humbling, man. Thank you, El Jeffy. Appreciate you. Appreciate all you people. It's. It's. It's great, man, you know, to have the kind of support, and we just love the fact that we love doing this. But again, you know, there. There's things that go on with the channel. So this. This is what it helps cover, right? There's podcasting software. There's stuff where you use to make our thumbnails. There's, you know, there's other software, design software. There's a whole bunch of stuff that's attached to it. So this really helps out a lot. And then those nut jobs over at Streamyard changed our plan on us and doubled the price and took away all our features. I'm like, at least we keep our features. You have. If you're going to double the price. So it's kind of crazy, but thank you. I'll help you. Appreciate that, man. Huge appreciate. I don't like that. Chris doesn't let me hear that. Might just have to take crisp off.
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That's trumpet fanfare.
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Okay, good. Look, not. He's not a coffee drinker, but he's a yeti holder. Damn right.
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You know what that is.
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Jeff, did you get the new soundboard?
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Got a whole bunch of new sounds.
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We put some new sounds in there. Yeah. Sec man. He totally does. Justin, Art Harrison's in here. Chiefs fan. Chiefs are going to the super bowl again, Justin. They're gonna win. Are they gonna. Three Pete.
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Are they. Are they really.
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Jim D in the house. Jim D. When you coming on the program, man? We got to get you on here. You can be anonymous. You want to. Want to use this guy a voice decoder to coach.
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Come on.
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We got a couple guests coming on. Yeah, we've reached out to some people. They've agreed to come on the show. We're trying to work out some schedules. We got some cool guests coming on. Dr. Arthur is one of them from XP Market. We're gonna see when we get him on maybe on Wednesday night, see if his schedule will permit. Get somebody else. Another special guest that I think you guys Will really, really like somebody who is a big xrp, huge fan out there and something who. Yeah.
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Looking forward to me on the soundboard. Me Me, Me, me.
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No, Me Me me is. Is the video. The Me Me me is the video.
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Not just any.
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That was a real show. That actually some. Yeah, Jeff, whatever he was saying just. And I was like.
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It just got stuck. That's very fun.
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You can see the evolution of my hair throughout time. Jeff, Yours stays the same like you could.
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Mine hasn't changed much. Let's.
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We did a time lapse. You'd see my almost. Almost shaved and longer than spikier.
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You know who could do a time lapse would be Oscar. I think Oscar could put together a really cool time lapse video of your hair.
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Oscar. Oh, geez. Oscar Arnold. Oh my God. No.
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Please cut it up and just stack.
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The time he switched us where he made me, you know.
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That was great. That was really great.
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Fantastic fan freaking tastic.
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How did Warren Davidson end up in our videos? What do you mean entirely. Warren Davidson is an entirely uploaded video from the oversight committee.
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Wait, what do you stand. Dude, what are you reading this?
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Look at this.
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Chairman Gensler, in advance of today's hearing.
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Did you coordinate acceptable responses with Senator Elizabeth Warren? That's in our soundboard.
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Yeah, I put it in there by mistake. I meant. Yeah, we can probably delete it. No, you know what it was, is he was coming on and I wanted to make sure that we had it and I just thought. And I put it in the wrong place.
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That's funny, I never noticed it before.
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Oh yeah, it's always. It's been there for a long damn time, dude.
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All of a sudden it's buried with all these videos.
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It's been there for a long time, man. He says give me gray hairs every game. A lifelong die hard Chiefs fan. I can even see the day we're cutting it way too close. Well, yeah, you almost. This is crazy because, I mean you just. You almost lost to the Broncos, right? And then that kick this last week, Ms. Kiss. I mean, so you've been getting by. The thing is, Mahomes knows how to win, dude. That's the bottom line. You got a great coach. And I don't like the Chiefs only because they win all the time. And of course my Buffalo Bills always get crushed. But we'll see what happens. Man. Josh. Josh Allen's having a year, so we'll see. And they got. They got these new guys that are, you know, they're from around the league. They're nothing yeah, this is Detroit versus Buffalo is going to be a good one, right? That's what I always. By the way, sun Sunday at 4, 405. I think it starts 4:00 now. This is what I've always said. The Bills will beat the Chiefs in the regular season and this Chiefs will embarrass them in the playoffs. Chiefs go on win a Super Bowl. That's happened. That game where they had 16 seconds on the clock. Mahomes completes two passes and they post, you know, they put up a field goal. Dude, that's a legendary game. I don't care. How do you slice it? When the bills lost to LA, they put 42 points up and they lost. I mean, like, how often does that happen? You score 42 points and you lose. And they were down by 17. Yeah, 425. There it is. Thank you for that.
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425.
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Yeah. So this is not a football show. This is a geocrypt, yo.
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Crypto.
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Yeah, that was fun, dude. Thanks for coming into that. That was great to see. Lower level there, man, and total OG in the space, man. I've been around for as long as I can remember. So that was, that was a lot of fun tripping through, you know, having ckj, you know, go through stuff was great because he, you know, he gave me my start. He was the one that really said, chip, I think you really should start streaming. He was the one. And I. And I was thinking, I don't know what I should do. I mean, I don't even know what to say. And it evolved into this show and then that, you know, help me meet Jeff. And this is, you know, what became four years of Jeff and I doing this show. So it's. It's been a really cool journey.
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Yeah, we got that cool video, which is the intro to the Doge. I like the light up. Do you have the Doge video queued up?
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I do. I can get it real quick here. Let's pull it up.
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I love this Doge video. I think this Doge video is representative of everything that's going to be happening moving forward.
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Here we go. Our nation was founded on the basic idea that the people we elect run the government. That isn't how America functions today. Most legal edicts aren't laws enacted by Congress, but rules and regulations promulgated by unelected bureaucrats, tens of thousands of them each year. The entrenched and ever growing bureaucracy represents an existential threat to our republic. And politicians have abetted it for too long. That's why Doge is doing things differently. Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are entrepreneurs, not politicians. They will serve as outside volunteers, not federal officials or employees. Unlike government commissions or advisory committees, they won't just write reports or cut ribbons. They'll cut costs. They will liberate individuals and businesses from illicit regulations never passed by Congress, stimulate the US Economy and generate prosperity for the American people. Now is the moment to deliver a government that would make our founders proud. Now is the moment for decisive action. Now is the moment for Doge. Yeah, Western Lensman put that together. Western Lensman is awesome. Over on. That's very cool. And I saw that Elon Musk liked that. And I think Vivek also responded to a Ray Run says, CKJ didn't know anything about your show. You know, about your badass coffee, your badass yetis. He's never watched the show. As a matter of fact, he was in. He was in. He was in two recent shows in the comments the whole time. And the reason that that came about was because he was in the comments talking. We were putting his comments up and I said, hey, you know, he was saying, you know, you should come on the show, come on the show. And then I reached out to him. So he watched. He was through the entire show. So he has seen recent shows. But look, I mean, if we didn't talk about the yetis or he didn't connect. The yetis were something we created and we didn't talk about the coffee. Look, you have to be, you know, an OTC OG to know all that. And he also, when I, when I spoke to him off camera, when I, when we talked on the phone, he had said that, you know, he just recently became single. And he said, he said, you know, listen, I haven't watched a lot of what's going on. Kind of got reinvigorated the last couple of months now that I've been single and I've kind of been exploring more and more. But he says he admitted that he didn't watch almost any other crypto videos outside of what he was doing. Trying to focus on his channel and get stuff going. But he's a good dude, man, and it was fun going on there, tripping through memory lane. Lichtenstein, Licht, Lichtenstein. That was fun to watch. Fun to watch one of my old OG videos going into the, the Crypto Cafe. It was just fun, man. It was just like brought back some good vibes and also, you know, seeing like lower level in there and a lot of People that we've just, you know, we know for a long time. So that was a lot of fun. Yeah, I really enjoyed that. Otc, baby. Otc, og. That's a lot to say. Otc.
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Otc, og.
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By the way, am I in my company, Jeff? I work for a corporate company and a very big, well known one. And the funny thing is there's so many acronyms, like I have to have. I have to have a special page just for the acronyms. And then we make up our own acronyms. So it's, it's too much. Mad about the accuracy. Okay, races. We'll give him a buy.
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All right.
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So, yeah, that Doge thing is really powerful. But I wanted to say, you know, something that kind of came up, that going on there. I'm hearing sound effects here. Are you playing stuff?
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A
Sound effects went crazy today. This is the best one. Third. Hear that one?
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Can't hear any of them. No, I don't hear any of them. It just cuts them all out.
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Getting exciting right now. Building the excitement with the heartbeat. A little bit of bass.
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I hear nothing.
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Anticipation.
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I don't know what that is. I got it. I'm loading them right now as we speak. Loading the next stories up. I got to get them queued up.
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Okay, here we go. I'll play this real quick. Next story.
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Yeah. Click me time. I heard that. If it's a voice I hear clickbait time. It's clickbait time.
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Clickbait time.
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Yeah. I'm gonna have to take my. I'm gonna. I'm gonna have to pause. I don't know. How do I even turn off my. I have to pause it. But, But Stu Alarati. So this is interesting too, because French Hill, huge crypto advocate, is now chair of the Digital Asset Subcommittee. Rep. Hill poised the lead in charge for regulatory clarity, says Stu Alderati, general counsel of Ripple, building off the momentum from the last Congress on market structure and stablecoin legislation. I just feel like we've got such a dream team going. Like, I was excited the first time, but Trump didn't really. He made a lot of mistakes. Look, rookie moves and stuff. He did a lot of things, trust a lot of rotten people. Now he's got a correct team. He's now putting people forward. And sometimes, you know, the person he puts forward isn't necessarily the person's going to be there that long. Right. He has the per. So there's a very strategy going on here. Strategy. And so when this is a powerful House, the financials gavel Right there. That is, that is a big one. Patrick Henry is retiring. Did you know that, Jeff?
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I did not. But we're, it's in, it's interesting. We're losing some of the good ones. Some of them are going into the, into the, you know, they're part of the, the team. They're going into the inner circle to work up in D.C. others are retiring. What we need to be able to do is get rid of all the bad ones. Got to get rid of all of them like the McConnells and, and the rest of them that, you know, that just hang around to. Hang around to enrich themselves. It's, it's about time we get rid of those people. You know, they're, they're, they're way too long. They're way too old. You know, they're manipulating the system. They made way too much money while they're making180,000 a year. The. Another worth millions and millions of dollars working in government. There's something off and wrong about that. Hey, you know, if you got side gigs going on, you're making money, great. But no, you know, not, not that route, you know, so. Yep. YouTube user right there. I was a random Winner drawn for 250 XRP in CKJ's live streams back in the early days. That was cool. Thought it was going to be super rich with that one alone.
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Well, if you are alive long enough, you may be so. That's the point. You may. It's like it could be so. So from that we've got this here. Steve was talking about this now, Mitch.
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And deteriorating every time they go to work. It's horrible.
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Well, both of them are in the hospital. Right. Well, you know, Mitch, listen, you got. It's. People talk about term limits. Yes, I'm down with term limits. They talk about age. It's not age, it's competency.
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You need to compete.
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I was going to say Biden and Trump are very similar in age. There's a big gap there. My dad's best friend who passed away a couple years ago was almost 96 years old. Guy fought World War II. Guy remembered stories from World War II. Remember meeting General Patton? He told me that story. They were gonna have a special vip. They thought it was all bs and then Patton shows up in the Jeep and then they're like, oh, my gosh, you know, they were shocked. He talks about all his, you know, kids running around Brooklyn, New York, and the, and the. All their other, you know, nicknames. I don't even remember that stuff. The guy was sharp as attack. He was in his 90s. It's not. People are sometimes deteriorating in their late 60s. It's about a competency thing. And Mitch stands there and then the camera zooms in on them and they're like, Mitch, you okay? You okay, Mitch? And now he fell. I mean, look, time to go. And then, you know, these, and they're not.
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Pelosi probably broke her hip and then fell. I bet she has osteoporosis. There's probably not, not the falling first part if that's the case. But they're, they're way too senior, you know, mentally, to your point. You know, there's, you know, guys that are suffering from Alzheimer's and, and dementia in their 60s. Then you can't take somebody like that, obviously, and put them in a position of power. And as soon as you identify it, there's got to be a check. There's got to be a mechanism for seeing deterioration like that. And you immediately get rid of them all.
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The Vice President, that's their check. That never happened during this last.
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They, they don't, they just, they just let them go, you know, and it, and it's unfortunate to see that because look how it impacts everything we do. These are the guys that can, that hold the purse strings. They're the ones making, you know, major decisions for the country. They're the ones that are also analyzing things on how we're responding on a global scale. You know, these people are just. And when they're self serving and they're incompetent, you know, and they're mentally compromised, you know, we have all sorts of issues at hand. You know, so it's, and you know, it again, doesn't really come down to age, but there's certain people like, you know, Trump. Look at the energy the guy has. There's, you know, there's, you know, people in their 30s, 20s, 30s, 40s that don't have the eight. The, the energy that he has. That guy is just, there's something unique about him, you know, just based, you know, I've seen very few people drink get to that. He doesn't, you know, it's Glitch.
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McConnell needs to go play golf. Right. I call him.
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Term limits are definitely, that's required. That'll be a good start.
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Two terms that would, that would have bounced. The fake Indian here we got Carolyn Crenshaw.
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12 years is plenty.
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She's a commission.
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More than 12.
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He is a Democrat. Died in the wool. Probably worse than like a Gary Gensler. Okay. She was one of the ones that voted for the SEC lawsuit against Ripple. And so the basically the on last this past Wednesday they the Republicans sort of like put off this vote and he's coindesk was saying Crenshaw's nomination to get another term of the SEC is the new lobbying target for a wide range of crypto groups who see her as an enemy. It'll come to a head at Wednesday's Senate hearing, but it got pushed off and Stu Alderati agrees. He said Commissioner Crenshaw is in some ways even more rogue than Gensler. At least Gensler backed down after the court said blocking BTC spot ETFs was arbitrary and capricious. Crenshaw, however, continued to vote no, insisting the court got it wrong on her dissent. Unelected bureaucrats are not above the law, Jeff. We keep hearing this over and over again. So it is a problem man. It's a total issue. And I want to jump to something new here. The XRPL comments Today in Paris, this is the other day two days ago the first in person working group, the XRPL foundation, the XRPLF convened to discuss the core principles of the organization. Participants joined in person and remotely from around the world. India, Australia. Of course we know Fabio from Australia, the uk, the US Europe. To explore the foundation's direction and future, the group brought together diverse voices for the XRPL ecosystem. Wheatsaw Wind, Robert Kuru Angel, Dennis or Dennis Angel I think his name is. Is it Dennis Angel? Yeah, Dennis Angle. And then you have XRPL Labs Zaman, David Schwartz CTO from Ripple Luke Judges strategic partnerships Ripple Fabio, Marisella big shout out to Fabio who's also you see him in the chat from time to time comes and watches the show and of course he was the he's one of the team members behind the the the WOI in Australia that Jeff and I were at and he is running the the the Dao which is the ex Zao Dao which is and then you've got David Burchy, all these great people here that were a part of this thing that kind of came together here. And I mean these a lot of these names Chris Dangerfield you know you recognize a lot of these names you recognize you know and Edos via Panos Macares panels has been on the show. Panels are great in there. You know, just amazing, huge, awesome, cool names. Where'd you go? Hugo wouldn't be in isn't Pino's running his own project. He has anything to do with this so. So this is what it. This is what it looks like right here. There's. There's some pictures right there. There's Fabio right here. Yeah, Fabio Marzella there. You got Panis over here, the ones we're gonna know. And there's David Schwartz, and there's Whitsu in there. And then I don't really know everybody.
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Else, so, I mean, nobody. Nobody knows.
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Here they are.
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Where did they meet up? Where was this meeting?
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I think it was in the Netherlands, maybe. They don't. Did they say where it was? They said they met in Paris. It was Paris.
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In Paris.
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They met in Paris. Jeremy Hogan says there's a lot of brain power in that room. Exciting times coming for the xrpl. James Rule. Congratulations, Lost Art. Congrats, Fabio. Fantastic, Fabio. So, so cool to be great to be a part of that.
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Yep.
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We all know that David Schwartz even admitted once he's one of the Satoshi Group. No, I don't remember them ever admitting that. Do you? I honestly don't remember.
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A
I'm aware of.
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Yeah, I don't remember that. And then this. Let's see. No, I had another one. Let me go find it. I have another image that I wanted to show, and I don't know where it is.
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One from xrp. Hollywood brings up not just term limits for politicians, but we need term limits for the bureaucrats as well. And that's. That's a good point. Bureaucrats go in there for life, right? They're. They're career politicians. And imagine if you're around for 30, 40 years, and all the people you're with, your whole department around for 30, 40 years, working in Washington, pulling and manipulating all the strengths. Then you look at the politicians. Who do you think's actually running Washington? It's the bureaucrats, you know, because the elected people come and go.
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Well, there's a lot of keeps check.
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On all these people, right? So that's all part of the deep state, because these are all the manipulate, manipulative, you know, cronies there, the unelected bureaucrats. You can pull their strings. Hey, you want to be fired? Are you gonna pull the line, you know, or tell the line, you know, so it's all part of it. You want to get promoted, you want to make money.
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David Schwartz. I'm having a hair competition with David Schwartz. You can grow their hair longer.
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A
Let's see.
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Let's go. Let's go.
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A
See if you can get the beard going.
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B
Yeah, I can probably get that beard going a little bit.
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What the hell There you go. You do the hair, I'll do the beard. Well, there you go.
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Together we will be activate in the shape of David Schwartz. We can do that for sure. What kind of phone is that? My God. Is that like a Nokia? Geez, I don't know. That's a. It's probably got. It's a Pixel phone. I don't think he's a Mac dude. I don't see him with an iPhone.
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A
No. Yeah, I don't see him being an iPhone guy.
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B
It's just right here at this table. Take a picture of me again and I'll kill you.
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A
He's like, I wasn't supposed to be in this picture.
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Yeah, so supposed to. You're supposed to get of this picture.
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A
I told you I didn't want to be in the picture.
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This picture here, you can't see anybody. And then I think David Schwartz. Yeah, he found the better picture right here, which is great.
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This is good.
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You can see everyone's face. You can see everyone's face.
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Look how big that room is. That's why you can't get a good picture. The room's too big.
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Well, this is the. The funny caption is 16 people, table for 12, Thanksgiving dinner right there. It's like, it's like you're on top of people. You're like. It's like the center seat. You're eating like this, right? Because you can't get your arms, you know, I'm a big dude, Jeff. It's horrible being on a plane in the middle seat. Like, I had to fly recently in middle seat. Like a three hour flight. My God. And I had two big guys in the side. We're like. I go, why is it all those big guys always, you know, together? And they're laughing, you know, we were making them, but I'm like, it's just horrible trying to eat, you know, you can't have a little personal space.
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Can't train, can't eat this one.
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16 people at a table for 12. Push those 400 people off to another table, Jeff. My God, get them off the table, would you? Can we. We push them off to somewhere else? For heaven's sake. My goodness. And also, there's some other good stuff I wanted to get to here. Let's. Let's go, let's go. No.
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A
What else do we have?
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This is pretty cool. Alicia is pleased doing internal introduce our latest tokenized real world asset U.S. treasury bills on the XRPL or the x. Beginning next week, users can stake XRP to receive t bill Tokens and earned yield from UN underlying assets. So our first tranche opens on December 19th at 3 UTC in collaboration with the vast license Infinity Block, making an inaugural Real World Asset launch on the XRPL in South Korea. This initiative represents the first of many RWA focused products we plan to offer. Yeah, Real World Asset, Is that what I said?
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Yeah, rwa.
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Yeah, rwa. Further details will follow. Very cool. This is good. There's so much energy happening now. There's so many good things happening.
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We're moving, we're moving in the right direction. Obviously, you know, we have a new administration coming in that's embracing technology, embracing innovation, and we're, you know, it's even more amazing than that. So you have the new administration coming back in. Nobody cares about the current administration and all the big events. Who do you see? You only see President Trump at all the big global events right now. You see Zero Biden. You don't see anything, anything going on is, is going to be Trump. And people realize, you know, the positive direction we're moving in, all, all this negative expectation is, is gone, you know, and it becomes, it really, you know, the way, the way they created the tension, the great they. They created the, the negative emotional state, it has impacted everything because everything they do is opposite of what it should be doing. They've crushed the economy, crushed the markets, made the world less safe. And then it has an emotional toll to an individual level that, that weight has been lifted from everybody. And we're seeing it in the markets. We saw it in the, in the digital asset market. And that, you know, the most amazing thing is that, you know, if we go back just a month ago and consider where we're sitting from an economic perspective, whether it's in the stock market or in the crypto market, right? And now we look at it like, oh, man, XRP is only at 238. It's only at 238. We're sitting at 50 cents, like three weeks ago.
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46, I think.
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46. And we're like, when are we going to hit a dollar? Now it's at 238. And we're like, man, that's not high enough. Now it's. What's the bottom? Someone was asking, you know, what's. What's the bottom for XRP today? Well, I, I don't know, you know, but it's at 238 cents. You know, we've got doge at, at 40 cents. You know, I want to see where the bottom of tether is. You Know, I haven't found the bottom yet for tether, but it always seems to be in that 99 cent to a dollar range.
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I think the bottom is, it's not backed by anything. That's the bottom.
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That's the bottom. But I'm looking at this market and you know, it, it gets me here that Tron is still a thing. Tron's still out there. There's all these assets that are still out there that the shib is hanging on, trying to do its thing to breach that 3,000 and go back to all time high of 8,000. You know, maybe it'll get to that point again. You know, it's hovering, but the, the market is the positivity. You can feel it and you can see it. And you know, the, again, you know, the fact that our expectation level has risen to a whole different, you know, plane at this point. The expectation, our all time highs, the expectation is that bitcoin is going to stay in that $100,000 range. We just saw it slip down to like 93,000 and then overnight boom, went up like $8,000 again. You know, people that are buying and selling on bitcoin if you can, if you're, if you got that, you know, people are making some, some cash on the ups and downs of the market right now. But the, the projection, the direction that we're moving in. Michael Sailor over at micro strategy just put what, like another $42 billion into Bitcoin, you know, they're buying, you know, furiously buying into that bitcoin, you know, and so what we're going to see the transition point. This is all positive because this is on the, just on the uplifting news that we have an administration that the entire world, every leader in the world is looking to right now. And you know, they're, they're eyeing, and they know exactly what's coming because we're putting everybody back in their place where they belong and things are going to be, are going to be back on track for a growth perspective.
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The U.
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S is going to take it and resume its leadership role because for four years we've had a complete vacuum of leadership and we have all these people running around trying to. You can't have parliament, parliamentary countries in leadership roles because they can have votes and no confidence upheavals. There's so many things that go on, a turmoil within their countries. Like we saw in France, you know, how quickly did they, did they lose their prime minister in France? What kind of leadership does that set tone, does that set on A world stage when your prime ministers can come and go at whim, you know, and just be. And just be removed so quickly, you know. But the US taking a very solid leadership role again in the world on the world stage, we're just seeing the beginning. January 21st is going to be the biggest transition point because that's the moment that Trump resumes office on the 20th. Everything changes. You know, it's going to set even a more positive tone. You're going to have Elon Musk and Ramaswamy, those two are going to start, you know, cutting out all the fat within government and we're going to start seeing accountability. And that's exactly, exactly, you know, what we need. And we need more, you know, we need more bravery. We can't have anybody that's afraid to stand up against the agencies. And that's what they're going to represent. They just gotta finally, you know, take the action. Let's get rid of it. Let's do it.
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B
Yeah.
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A
Look at that. Was that a hundred times long on TRX? On TRON, man.
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B
The close of 35, 3, 500.
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A
Holy man.
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B
Holies. Holy. Look at this. Right here you got XRPL Commons made an announcement. The new XRPL Community magazine's out, focusing on decentralized identity, technical and community updates, and much more. And here's the magazine itself. Now, we're not going to go through the whole thing because I think it's like 60 pages long, but I have to tell you, I'm very impressed with the design of this thing. It's really well done. It looks like a real, you know, a Lizzie book. It's the magazine, so.
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A
Look at that. I love these. I love when you can flip through magazines like this. Yeah.
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B
The other thing too is like, you can go through and you can click through like, you know, to an exact story, but wizards. So there's Angel Mathorda, she works over there at, at Ripple. But here's some of the upcoming events. You can see December, let's see, we're already tapped out. Extra pl, town hall meetings, talk about this. It's a lot of good stuff to read if you're really into, like the ecosystem, by the numbers.
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A
How do you read those magazines, though? How do you go in and actually read a digital magazine? Are you comfortable reading those? I never felt comfortable reading those.
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B
I gotta. I got a huge screen, so I'm not, you know, I got a massive screen, so it's easy to read. I mean, it's not a problem for me. I know what you're saying a lot easier to distribute. Anybody can get it, you know, but there's. There you go. It's what's going on in South Korea.
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A
Are there any imprint XRPL or any type of publications like this that people are sending out, like industry newsletters that people can register for, like something like this, a real printed magazine. Is anybody doing that with. I don't think anyone's doing color pictures.
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B
Too costly to print. But you know, just print it on.
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A
I want something like that. I want something delivered to me. I hate mail, but how cool would it be? You get that delivered and you can throw that on your desk at the office and people walk in like, oh, what's that? Oh, that's our industry newsletter, dude. Check it out. RL xrp.
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So let's. I want to transition here to gear and labs doing some really amazing stuff. They have the final wallet. Yeah, they're doing some great stuff. Final beta is live be the first experience of the gear and wallet. So they made a wallet that's pretty awesome. So there is your link for the. For the. Either to the iOS version or the Android and this wallet, well, I downloaded it so I'm, I'm playing around with it. I'm loving. There's some good features on there. Like this one right here. Did you know you can move your XRP freely between the XRPL and the root network with one click? Now we know that Jeff. We move XRP over there and this is great to be able to use a wallet that makes that easy to move it back and forth. And that's a gear in wallet, which makes that super cool also too. They just announced this partnership with Magnetic xrpl. Here they are. They're the number one dex on the xrpl. The decentralized exchange. Together we'll connect users and devs to a wider range of XRPL opportunities from DeFi to NFT markets. One place, endless possibilities. And I love this post right here. Do you remember when XRP was seen as just a remittance token? Well, times have changed. DeFi, NFT stable coins, real world asset tokenization are all headed for the XRPL by 2025. Calling it just payments will be like calling the Internet just email. That's a fun analogy right there. But I'm excited. We got to get these guys on the show. Garen Lau doing some really good stuff.
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A
That. That reminds me, we have something to. We have something to give away.
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B
Do we got.
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A
We do.
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B
Do we? Do we.
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A
About wallets and XRPs and the such.
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B
Let me gear up. Y E T I 02 entries so far. There we go. You see, you say it entries already.
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A
So we're gonna give away a blue yeti.
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B
We're gonna make an XRP coloring book for Chris.
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A
What's that?
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B
Mark wants. He wants a XRP coloring book for Halloween.
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A
Book. How about what. What was the. The draw by number. Not the paint by number where you just draw the etch around the.
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B
Well, that was the one. You didn't know what it was, but it made. You can see the dots with the dog.
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A
You can kind of see the dots. Yeah, you have to go number to number. Yeah, but do one of those with a yeti.
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B
By the way, Mark says when. When XRP hits 239. He's out. He's out.
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A
Wait a minute. Wasn't it at 239 already?
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B
He's out.
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A
Oh, it's at 238 right now.
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That's what I'm saying. When it goes close, he's done close.
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A
He's out. Out at 239. 239. That's awesome.
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B
It's funny, you know, check. This guy has a way of changing things. You guys. I don't know if you know about the Arkham exchange, but look at this. Announcing a new exchange listing. Xrp. XRP will be added to the Arkham exchange for both spot and perpetual pairs trading will go live. Well, it already went live, but this is, you know, it's like now that there's some excitement, you start seeing it getting listed on more exchanges again. Sort of a. There's a buzz again, which is really fantastic.
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A
See that Templar? Templar of the badass Yetis.
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B
That is sick, Jeff.
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A
I love that dude. Look at that. Look at this.
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B
Look at that, man. He's ready for battle, bro. Don't mess. Don't mess.
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Ready. Look at that weapon. See that weapon?
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Got you with that, dude.
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A
Look at the. The wool around his. Look at that. It's actually his beard. Look at that shield sitting standing on that rocky ledge with the snow capped mountains behind Himalayas. Man 8. That's it. Come on, guys. Throw in. We get your. Get your Zaman wallet ready. You need your Zaman wallet address ready. Make sure you guys type in yeti because Yeti is going to give you an entry to win this bad boy here, right? And we're going to transfer it live on the show, which is really cool because that is the power of the xrpl. You can't do that. Definitely cannot do that with Ethereum cannot do that with the ordinals because everything's so slow and there's no way we'd be able to do it on online like this. Try to transfer anything that's ERC20 based. Try to transfer tokens. I again, yeah, I was like, hey, maybe things have changed. Try to send $10 worth. Cost you like $30 to move $10. You try to move a hundred, it's going to cost you more. It's insane how much it costs to transact on the Ethereum when you try to move it, you know, across exchanges or try to do any type of positive transaction. You lose so much in transaction fees on a lot of these wallets. These guys. You know, when we trans transact this over, we can transfer it over and it takes literally seconds, seconds to move ownership. It's, it's really incredible. So get the Zaman wallet ready and then when you take, you're going to connect your Zaman wallet basically over to the XRP Cafe because that's the easiest way to, to accept it. And then you go onto the XRP Cafe, it'll be like, boom, there's something waiting for you. And you easily connect your Zaman wallet to that and we do the transfer and then that's it. That's all it takes. It's really, really cool.
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B
Jeff, look at this. I want to run this segment. Okay, so yesterday Biden released a bunch of pardons. Obviously, we know he pardoned his son and said he wasn't going to. But he didn't just give him a pardon for his current crimes. He absolved them from everything going back to 2014, which is weird because we heard nothing funny happened. Right? You want to see the comment I like? Right here? Look at this one. Leverage Trading XRP and Arkham. I'm in, boys. Stay away from that. Don't go there. I want to play this segment. But let's look at some of the people who he actually pardoned. Here we go. Jesse Waters did a great piece on it.
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C
Free man after daddy's pardon. But he doesn't really want to talk about it.
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Hunter, how do you feel about being pardoned?
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Walk faster, walk faster, walk faster.
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A
How do you feel about being pardoned by your dad? Love it.
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C
Biden got so much flack for pardoning his felon son and lying about it that he said, screw it, I'm pardoning everyone.
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A
How did I miss it?
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C
The president dished out 1500 pardons and commutations. He just broke the single day record. Attaboy. And Biden didn't just pardon dandelions who should have never been locked up in the first place. He's letting out crack slingers, drug traffickers, some of the most notorious fraudsters in US history. One guy smuggled cocaine, heroin and Ecstasy into our country. Another guy recruited drug dealers so he could pump cocaine through American cities. Not a great look, but a lot of presence of pardoned nonviolent drug offenders, if you can call that nonviolent. Where Biden really went off the rails was with white collar criminals who took bribes and robbed taxpayers. That sounds familiar. Biden commuted the sentence of Jimmy Demora, a Democrat politician in Ohio who was just locked up for taking half a million dollars in bribes. And Jimmy didn't just take cash. You could bribe him with trips to Vegas, bribe him with prostitutes. You could even bribe him with anything. Fired pizza ovens. Jimmy was running pay to play schemes. If you line his pockets, he give you a nice government contract on a.
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A
Stone fire pizza oven.
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B
Yeah. I mean, who wouldn't want to be bribed?
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C
He didn't even interfere with court cases. Biden let the guy walk. Biden also let off Paul Dogard us, a sleazy lawyer who cooked up a tax scam that cost our government $1.6 billion. Prosecutors call Paul the most prolific, pernicious and utterly unrepentant tax cheat in US history. And a judge said this was the biggest tax fraud prosecution ever. And Biden heard that and said, let him free.
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A
Right.
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C
Biden also let out Elaine Lovett who used an army of doctors to scam Medicare at a millions of dollars.
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A
That's right.
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C
And then there's Rita Crundwell. She embezzled more than 50 million from a small town in Illinois.
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B
50 million.
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C
And he let out Michael Conahan. It's a Pennsylvania judge that was involved in the Kids for Cash scandal. You ever heard of this? This dirty judge gave thousands of kids harsher sentences so they would be sent to for profit detention centers which would then send kickbacks to the judge. Why would Biden help this guy out? Here's the governor of pa.
- [58:08]
A
I do feel strongly that President Biden got it absolutely wrong and created a lot of pain here in northeastern Pennsylvania. It also infected families in really deep and profound and sad ways.
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B
Some children took their lives because of this. Families were torn apart.
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C
Look, everybody makes mistakes and some people deserve second chances like me. But these people took advantage of the public's trust. Why would we bail them out? Because Biden respects people who rip the government off because his family's Been selling the Biden name for years.
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A
It does.
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C
This is the type of fraud Doge is promising to clean up. Maybe that's why Democrats want to keep Elon far, far away.
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B
I saw where that judge was by the mother whose son took. Took his life. And getting locked up. I mean, this is a guy taking kickbacks for locking kids up with harsh sentences. You know, look, teenagers screw stuff up. You know, to me, that. That letting these people go, it just shows us true character. If you didn't think, oh, no, Biden's a good guy. He's not. He just let all these people go, do some. This is just some random. This is 10 people he talked about.
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A
None of them are good.
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B
Hundred good, right? This isn't somebody who's a lot of them for pop. Possession for life. This is not one of those. Right. The people. Those people don't deserve to be in there. Right. These are people who, you know, did their time or that, you know, some. Some ridiculous crime, whatever these are. These are, you know, I mean, embezzling 50 million from a small town. How is that possible? 50 million in a small town. I'll tell you one other thing that I hope that the Trump gets rid of is the irs. I mean, he's talked about the irs. It's a. It's a mess. But here's a little video that illustrates the irs, Jeff, and tell me if anybody can relate to this in whatever country you live in. But let's watch it. Pay your taxes. Taxes? How much? I don't know. Oh, okay. I own a thing. No, you do. Okay, how much? I don't know, habiba. Who knows? Ideally you, sir. How am I supposed to know? Well, you got a dear. Calculations. How? We have tools for that. Yeah, why don't you use them then? They're for you to use. Why me? It's your taxes. Yeah, but. You want some? Oh, yeah, we do, habibi. What if I don't pay? Well, we take your stuff.
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A
I take my stuff. I'll buy more.
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B
You also go to prison. I don't want to go to prison. Then do the calculations and pay. What if I make mistake? That's tax fraud. But it's mistake that you made. How will I even know I make mistake? We'll let you know. Don't worry. Ah, so you don't know how much I owe? No.
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A
Then how will you know I make mistake?
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B
We have tools for that. Then just use the tools. Yeah, they're different tools. Also. Also, I'm not getting paycheck now. I'M living on saving. Oh, you're getting paid cash. This is too much. What?
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A
We know.
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B
How do you know that? It's so funny. We got tools for that. I don't know. You need to do your taxes. That sounds pretty accurate, Jeff, doesn't it? I mean, it really does sound pretty damn accurate. My God. I mean, yeah. How much am I supposed to pay? How do I know if I made a mistake? And it's even better if you know.
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A
The swear words that go into that talking. It's very funny.
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B
So then the. The UK is completely off the rails, Jeff. It's, it's. It's. It's going to the abyss. And Starmer over there is not. Is. Is losing his footing. They put him in. He's a complete leftist lunatic maniac. And now you know who's rising in the polls? Your buddy that you met. You know his name.
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A
Come on, you know that guy.
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B
You know the guy, that thing, the guy. Know the guy. Well, Jeff, come on, you know his name.
- [61:49]
A
Play the guy.
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B
Say his name.
- [61:52]
A
Who are we talking about?
- [61:53]
B
Talking about Trump's best buddy in the uk who's rising in the party.
- [61:57]
A
We're talking about Nigel.
- [61:58]
B
Talking about Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage is probably going to be the next primary. Party is rising. This is what you need. You need to go off the cliff and then have somebody else, you know, oversteer. But Nigel is going to be rising the poles. But just listen to this, Jeff. Tell me if you can tell me what you think of this.
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A
I move the motion. The UK has just concluded a trial of a personal carbon dioxide allowance, which, as the name implies, calculates how much carbon dioxide is produced annually in the UK and then divides that per person per day, then works out by half much. That figure needs to fall in order to meet net zero goals. We have the white paper in my office that informed the trial. The whole concept of a daily carbon dioxide allowance is now out there for all to see.
- [62:41]
B
Conspiracy theory.
- [62:42]
A
No more. I bloody told you so. To anyone who is advised by data and empirical evidence. Not mass formation psychosis.
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B
Yeah, I misspoke. It's not the uk, it's Australia. But it's, you know. Well, yeah, it's Queensland. So.
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A
Carbon dioxide is the gas of life. We're talking about UK for all life on Earth. It's plant food. The more CO2 produced, the more food.
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B
So now you're gonna. They're gonna, like, restrict the carbon dioxide and they're gonna restrict the air you can breathe and restrict this, restrict that. It's always like this restriction, that restriction. It's getting to be too much, man. What's going on with your. What's going on over there?
- [63:18]
A
How's all this noise coming from outside? And I realize it's raining.
- [63:22]
B
Someone banging on the hammer?
- [63:24]
A
No, it's raining, but it's like coming down so hard that it's.
- [63:28]
B
Oh, yeah.
- [63:29]
A
What is that noise? Like that's pouring rain. I'm trying to look out the windows.
- [63:33]
B
But those monsoons, you don't want to be out. That happens.
- [63:38]
A
They were down in Miami beach on. I was there Thursday, I was there Wednesday. But walking. We're going to the car on Thursday, Thursday evening. And it was so windy that the wind was literally like pushing you backwards.
- [63:54]
B
Well, you're like walking, like on an angle.
- [63:56]
A
You're walking at an angle, trying to get through the wind. It was crazy how strong it was.
- [64:01]
B
So somebody got Elizabeth Warren. Of course, it's, it's a soft interview, but just she's, she's so out of her mind. She said rfk is say hello to polio again because he's getting rid of all the vaccines. I mean, come on, dumbass. Even, even the people that follow you right there. But listen to this interview, Jeff. This is.
- [64:18]
A
She's more evidence. There's more evidence to show that all the different vaccines that are stacking up are causing long term damage. All the things that they're injecting into people are causing all sorts of problems later in life, you know, and it wasn't meant to be exactly like that. And it's, it's so bad. I mean, now there's a vaccine for everything and now you have to be skeptical. It's like, oh, there's a, you know, there's the flu shot and then there's this shot and then you can get that shot. And then, you know, they still want to put the, the Seab booster shots. And now, you know, people are at. Later in life are getting all these different shots. Like, seriously, I mean, you know, just take care of yourself, you know, and you know, you get sick, then you, you know, look to take some. But you're not gonna, it's, it's too much. I, I want to know what they're doing that, anything they're injecting into the body.
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B
Yeah, I mean, the polio vaccine is one of the few vaccines that actually works. Okay, that's the polio vaccine. And you know what have you gotten your polio booster? Did you get a polio booster? No, because it works. That's how that's how vaccines actually.
- [65:19]
A
Or like chicken box. Remember chicken fox when you were a kid? It's like, oh, the neighbor got chicken box. All right, everybody go over there.
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B
Yeah, it was the right of passage. You got off school for a week. It was awesome.
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A
And you get out. Yeah, I hit it twice. I was one of the rare ones that got it twice.
- [65:34]
B
Damn. I never heard of that.
- [65:35]
A
Which was insane. No, nobody. It was. It's very rare. Nominees. That sucks. So Trump's picks, they're really. I've never heard of much Democratic opposition yet. Is there a reason why Democrats aren't being as vocal?
- [65:50]
B
She's an awkward, frail looking old lady, man. She's really awkward, isn't she?
- [65:54]
A
Well, you know what's awkward about her is that your whole. Her whole life has been a lie. Her whole career has been built on a. On a false premise.
- [66:02]
B
She's whiter than me, Jeff. I mean, and I'm pretty white.
- [66:05]
A
Zero confidence.
- [66:06]
B
How can you be this white?
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A
She doesn't care.
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B
She's like less than. She was like a tenth of a 1% of Native American. That was like given some latitude there. I mean, come on. And like. Yeah, because her mama or papa told her she had high cheekbones. So what? What's wrong with you? She gas bladed. Everybody pretend to be a fake Indian and she's still in office. I'm sorry, man. John. John did hit her on that about a little bit on the, on the second. I think the second one John Deaton did, I would have called it out the entire time. You represent the people. When your whole life is a lie, when your whole life was built on the fact that you were. I don't know why, but I. Let's listen to her. She's so awkward. And you know what? She's going to be absolutely rendered useless the next six years because we're going to go past the four.
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A
But should they be more vocal?
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D
I think we have been pretty vocal. I mean, look, who qualifies somebody to be a Trump nominee? You just look at the nominees and the answer is total and abject loyalty to Donald Trump.
- [67:08]
B
Okay, yeah, that. Yeah, I'm sure that's it. First of all, Pete Hexeth, he's got two bronze Stars award. He, you know, he. And then they try to make up that thing. There was this one of these lefty publications to try to say that he didn't get into West Point and he showed the letter. Then they said they didn't print the story. Right. I mean, there's just the bottom line. Is, is that you got people, they're going to do some damage. They're going to get a 4.0 in damage when it comes to destroying, you know, getting rid of this stuff. And there's just, there's only one way and that's to go up not to.
- [67:38]
D
The Constitution of the United States speaking.
- [67:41]
B
You know, they always gaslight you with, oh, they don't. They don't have the Constitution. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court ruled on the student loan debt forgiveness and said it was not allowed. Biden went forward with it anyway and she was the biggest proponent. You know, she was posting on X about it every other day about how great it was. So she doesn't adhere to the Constitution. She doesn't resp.
- [68:01]
A
None of them do, Chip.
- [68:03]
B
No, they never do. But her, her, her, she's stupid.
- [68:06]
D
People of the United States.
- [68:08]
B
Not to the people of the United States. The people just put Trump in there and you lost everything but total loyalty to Donald Trump. That's when Donald Trump is loyal to the Constitution. So there you go.
- [68:20]
A
You know why they say that? They say this because this is the type of loyalty they have to party. Everything the Democrat Party says is exactly what they do, exactly what they believe, exactly what they feel, because they do a lot of it based on feeling and emotional state. But any word that comes out of their mouth that they're projecting on others is exactly what they do and exactly what they feel. So when they say absolute loyalty, it's because the Democrat Party is absolutely loyal to itself up to, to and loyal to those who support them to a detrimental fault of and in direct opposition to the will of the people. So when they breach and step all over the Constitution and then they'll say that's what the others are doing. That's because they're doing it. They'll breach the Constitution. They step on the Constitution. They have very little respect for the Constitution. And it's been proven over and over and over again, especially under Obama, under Biden, there's no difference. They do things in direct opposition to the Constitution, comes out in the court later, and then they've already caused the damage. They've already ruined people. And then it's proven by court to say, well, that was unconstitutional, zero consequence. And she's another one that just doesn't care about it. She's been there too long. They need to be removed. There has to be term limits. We can't have people like this representing in government. I don't care what party you come from, you can't have someone that's breached all ethics. And the all ethics is the fact that she built her entire career on a false narrative that, that she was, you know, of Native American descent. And it, hey, you want to lie and say that stuff, and it doesn't have any impact on others, great. You know, you're all the power, too. You want to lie about your heritage. But she lied about her heritage and got positions in college. She got hired as a direct result of that. She's on, you know, within Harvard as the only Native American representation. And then she was paid like $400,000 a year. She got entry into college as a direct result of it, hired as a direct result of it, and ran her. Her senatorial campaign on that premise as well. So when you lie and it directly impacts others around you, that's a breach of everything, Right? Again, you want to lie about yourself and it doesn't cause harm to others. Whatever. You know, I'll think less of you regardless. But that, that's up to you. Whatever you want to do, that's fine. You know, people, you know, you want to boost yourself up, but it's impacted and demoralized an entire community. And, and it's impacted other people. It's horrible.
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B
But, but, but you won a debate scholarship.
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A
Yeah, you're right.
- [71:06]
B
Yeah, I won. Remember that? We should play. Yeah, I won.
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A
Yay. Yay. I won. Yay.
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B
I don't know.
- [71:17]
A
She looks, I mean, there's something wrong with. But, you know, I've really not heard Democrats, you know, just being unison on that. The leader has not said a whole lot about these nominees. Neither has other members today. It sounds like the party's not totally figured out what the opposition should look like. You don't.
- [71:36]
D
Look, right now, we're trying to finish up a lot of business here in Washington, get judges confirmed that we can during this period. And we've got some laws that we want to get passed, including, I hope, the Social Security Fairness act, if the Republicans don't block us on that block. But I'm glad you mentioned, because there is an example. This is a man who has been nominated to be the head of the Department of Defense. 18% of those who serve right now in our active duty military are women. And yet Hexath has said.
- [72:11]
B
Now, wait a minute, Jeff. I want you to hear the logic in this. 18% of the, the people, the people who serve are women in the US military forces. Listen to this.
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D
Just as early as November 7th.
- [72:25]
B
Nope.
- [72:25]
D
He doesn't think women ought to be able to serve in combat. And he's saying that to the faces of women right here in the United States Senate.
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B
You do not want a woman in the battlefield.
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A
You don't.
- [72:36]
B
You do not want a woman getting the battlefield, watching her right arm get blown off or her stomach.
- [72:42]
A
That's it. They, they, they slant this in such a bad direction. I mean, they're sure, I'm sure that, you know, they've shown that women are better, more accurate shots. Women could be amazing snipers. Women can do amazing things in combat. It's not about whether women can do it or can't do it. It's how the men will respond. Like you just said, men automatically, instinctively have a protective mechanism to protect the women around them. Right. That's just instinctual. So now if you bring women into combat and a woman falls, you're going to instinctually put yourself in harm's way where you might have said, hey, you know, if, if it was a man that fell, maybe it would keep moving on because you have to worry about the safety of everybody around you, whatever it might be. I don't know. I've never been in a position like that. I just know psychologically and on account of history, you know, that is exactly why they've kept women out of combat, you know, because of how men are going to respond to it. And it then would endanger everybody around them because of that response reaction. Now, that's why it does nothing to do whether or not people believe they're capable or not capable. It's 100% on the psychological and moral. Moralizing aspect of it.
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B
Right.
- [73:57]
A
But that's what we have.
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B
She's wrong on this. And I. And already has the vote. He's already has the. He met with all the senators of.
- [74:06]
D
Women right here in the United States Senate and the House of Representatives who have actually served in cop.
- [74:12]
B
Yeah. Gabby Tulsi Gabbard, one of the ones that have served. Right. Pete Hegsteff, one of the ones that have served. Right. Also, he's also, you know, gone to, you know, I'm trying to think where, what schools he went to, but he's educated man. And they're not qualified because they're not leftists. That's why. Because. And meanwhile, the people they put in there are absolute jokes. Look at the person that's running the, the, the health and the health. Whatever it is, the administration, a guy pretending he's a woman. I mean, you know, I mean, come on, dude, let's, let's please.
- [74:45]
D
The population. We really need people to sign up for the Military. And it's not for everybody, but for those for whom it is we're going to.
- [74:52]
B
It's not for everybody. Then she talks down about the military. It's not for everybody but the ones that want to. Almost talking down like, well, if you're stupid enough to enlist, there's nothing about proud about you know, doing it. It's just the way she talks down is. I hate the way she talks down.
- [75:07]
D
Fabulous opportunities. You can do anything that you want to do in the military. We want you, we will support you, we will train you, we will give you an amazing career. But to women, not so much. You just got this little part that you can do.
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A
No, that's not exact.
- [75:21]
D
Not a big part of the key.
- [75:23]
A
Yeah, why don't we put her in combat? Let's see what, what she sees. Put her into combat promotion.
- [75:29]
D
So I think of that kind of thing.
- [75:31]
B
That's for people who want to do it, Jeff. Not it's not for everybody conversations about.
- [75:35]
D
This all by itself. We should not be talking about.
- [75:40]
B
Does she have the most of annoying voice you've ever heard affirming people?
- [75:43]
A
It really does.
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B
Yeah.
- [75:46]
D
Outstanding non disclosure agreements. So that woman can't talk about it.
- [75:52]
B
I have no idea what she's talking about. She's completely off the rails.
- [75:55]
D
Significant problems and accusations of harassment to lead one of the biggest departments in our government and 18 women.
- [76:07]
B
This guy forgot the question. I forgot the question.
- [76:09]
A
He's like, but yet, but yet Elizabeth Warren and her cronies attacked Tulsi Gabbard and called her Russian asset. So where, where is she in supporting, you know, everything that she did with her career, how she built herself, ran.
- [76:22]
B
Around the Democrat Party. Dude, they wanted, right?
- [76:25]
A
They wanted her gone because she was willing to speak her mind and be independent. They don't like independent women. You know, what they do like are women that will bow down to the power of the party and be loyal to the party that that's all they care about. So everything that she's saying about women into this and that, they don't care about it. She's in power. She's in a power position. They want all the pe. All the women to just, you know, kiss the ring like you just said. And they want them to be 100 loyal to party. And as soon as you speak out, boom, you're out of the party. And then they come after you with a vengeance. And you think about what Hillary Clinton did to all the women that accused Bill Clinton in the early years of, of, you know, of sexual harassment. And rape and all that stuff. She destroyed those women, if you remember, on Arsenio hall back in the day when they, Clinton and Hillary were on there. And it was devastating how she went after all of the women that came out to accuse him of stuff. And she was on that front line destroying them. And there were people that worked for them and worked within, within the group, but as soon as they step out of line and they speak out, crush, destroy them. And that's how they work.
- [77:35]
B
Well, Tulsi Gabbard, like, if you and I said for years, like, why is she still, why is she still a Democrat? Then she became an independent. She finally flipped Republican, but they did not like it. But I'll tell you what she did, Tulsi Gabbard, she took the best shots at, at Kamala Harris in the 2020 election when they were both rowing for president. Destroyed her. I mean, some of the, I mean, and this is another reason they hate her too, because she went after, went after her and she basically destroyed her. And she was pulling it like 1%. And then you put this person up as your candidate. What a joke this party is, man.
- [78:07]
D
Just can say, I'm not going to do that. We're having trouble right now meeting our recruiting targets. With someone like Heckspeth in charge, that problem is going to get a lot worse and that's bad for our national defense.
- [78:19]
A
He seems to be walking back the women in combat position. He seems to be. Now I asked him about this yesterday and he said that, you know, he suggests he supports having women in combat.
- [78:30]
D
So I'm just wondering what the life changing event was between November 7th when he said flat out women should not be in combat and today is it that he's getting some pressure? And by the way, if you were a young woman thinking about joining the military, would you be willing to trust your career on.
- [78:47]
B
Oh, he's watch how many people enlist under Trump. Like they couldn't meet their quota goals because nobody wants to go work in the, in the, in the, in the, you know, the military run by a bunch of, you know, nutters. Right. So you're going to watch the numbers go through the roof. I personally know a good friend of mine, his son who's he, he only served four years, but he said, he said not only himself, but everybody got out. When Biden came in, he said he wanted no part of it. Nobody wanted to be under him, nobody. They were embarrassed. And he said he knows three other guys that also left. So it wasn't just people that were enlisting it's also people enlisted that got out because they did not want to work under that commander in chief. Just how it goes, man. There you go. That's.
- [79:29]
A
This is Health and Human Services.
- [79:31]
B
Sorry. Right.
- [79:32]
A
So how do you, how do you have somebody like this, the head of Health and Human Services, and you think that they're mentally stable? First of all, there's. This person isn't mentally stable to begin with. However you want to parse it, right? There's something off about, about this guy, right? He's dressing up as a woman. They put him up as the head of Health and Human Services. He's overweight and unhealthy. You know, Sorry. You know, you fit into. Into, you know, but you don't have someone, the head of health. Then you put up rfk and look what they've. They've done everything to try to tear RFK down. Have you seen some of the videos of RFK working out? That guy's ripped, man. You know, he was doing pull ups that I forget. I forget who he's with in the video. And there's a guy flipped upside down doing like, almost like handstand pull ups while he's doing upright pull ups. And they're like flipped and. But you look at RFK and that guy's in shape. You know that guy? No, there. Look at him.
- [80:27]
B
He's 70 years old. He's ripped.
- [80:29]
A
70, ripped. The guy's in shape.
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B
Yeah.
- [80:31]
A
So that is. That's impressive right there. He takes care of his body. Exactly.
- [80:38]
B
This is not like the other one of these things just doesn't belong.
- [80:43]
A
At 70 years old and you look like that, you know, you're. You're treating your body, you know, as, as a, what was it, what do you say, as a kingdom? That's a temple.
- [80:54]
B
It's a temple. Your body's your temple, right? Yeah. Look at freaking ripped dude. He's more ripped than the dude standing next to him. It's like 25 years younger, you know.
- [81:03]
A
Exactly.
- [81:04]
B
And he's. I mean, it's just amazing. So.
- [81:06]
A
Because abs are. I mean, just, just. The guy's in really good shape, you.
- [81:10]
B
Know, let's do the giveaway. We got 14 people.
- [81:17]
A
Oh, this is super demand. There's like, he's way behind on the thing, but David Schwartz built his own phone.
- [81:23]
B
I wouldn't doubt it.
- [81:24]
A
Yeah, well, you think about it too. Would he trust a regular like, you know, Google phone or iPhone to his 14 wallets? I'm sure he wants his own stuff.
- [81:35]
B
14 people. That is not 14.
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A
That's it. Hang on. We're giving away this badass yeti, so you guys got to type in yeti. We got to do the giveaway. Get your zaman wallet ready to go. This badass yeti right here is going to be all yours, even the mountain.
- [81:52]
B
Side and get head into your wallet. Let's go.
- [81:54]
A
How beautiful. He's a Templar. He's gonna. Yeah. Leave the mountain side. He's leaving the tundra to go reside in your zaman wallet. So everyone type in yeti. We don't have any others. We're going to give it away. This is one of the badass.
- [82:07]
B
Got a one in front of the way.
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A
Give it away. Give it away now.
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B
Give it away. Give it a. We give it a wee now. Give it a wee. Give it a wee. Give it a wee. Let's do it. Are we ready for this?
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A
I think so. 15. All right. We're gonna give it away. Jetty with one. With one T. So you have a.
- [82:23]
B
One in 15 chance. This is amazing right here. Let's go. Ready? If you already put it in once, it only takes your one. So let's take some one. So let's see.
- [82:31]
A
Here we go. Let's draw it. That's all right. We'll give another one away tomorrow.
- [82:34]
B
Who's it gonna be? Who's it gonna be today? Come on, now.
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A
Boom.
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B
Xrp Borica, Arika army. I don't know. There you go.
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A
Hopefully you're still here.
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B
If you're still here, hey, here.
- [82:50]
A
You got to say here. Xrp Borakoa army. Make sure you say you're here so we can give it away. If you're not here, then we're gonna have to hit it again and do another drawing, and then somebody else will win it because you got to be here in order for you to get it. That's the whole point. So say that you're here. Hopefully you didn't leave yet. This is to the very end. To the very, very end.
- [83:17]
B
Come on. We need to hear from you. Excellent.
- [83:19]
A
Need to hear from you in our next few seconds here. Kelly saying, Jimmy Buffett, I treat my body like a temple. You treat yours like a tent. Well, we did.
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B
We. We need you to stay here. Otherwise we're gonna move on.
- [83:39]
A
Extra fee. Borakua army. Boraca army. People are still throwing in yeti, so that means that the numbers are probably going up. So when we do the redraw, then there's going to be more to select, more to choose from, it looks like.
- [83:53]
B
Potentially. Yeah. That's the way it works.
- [83:56]
A
I don't think xrp boraca army is here. So we're gonna have to do the countdown here. Be like another 10 seconds. Because even if there's a delay, there could be a delay. You know, maybe you're behind this, but if you're that far back behind, then, sorry, maybe you're already gone. Because it could be. It could have been a while ago. Let's see. I'm looking up the chat. Let's see how far up the chat, because maybe he's just behind in the thing. I just saw his name here a second ago and now I lost it. Hang on. Well, looks like we're gonna have to do another draw.
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B
Let's see here.
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A
See if he says I'm here. Nope.
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B
My body's a temple church. Except for.
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A
That's right. Exactly. All right, everybody typed in. If you typed in the yeti, we gotta get this. We're gonna have to draw again.
- [84:54]
B
19 entries. Now you have 1 in 19 chance.
- [84:56]
A
XRP Borical army is not here, unfortunately, and we got to give it away on the show.
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B
Ready? Let's go.
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A
Ready? Here we go. Hit it again.
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B
Who's gonna win? Let's see the confetti fly. Let's see who it's gonna be. Who will it be? Chilling.
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A
Chilling Dubster. Look at that. Chilling with the dubster. Sweet. You just won yourself a white tribe. Blue tribe. Badass yeti. Badass yeti. Blue tribe. One of the templars. So go ahead and throw your zaman wallet address into the chat so we can grab that and then we're going to transfer it over to here so.
- [85:37]
B
We know you're here.
- [85:38]
A
He's here. Oh, he's right there talking to us. Here. He said here. I'm here.
- [85:44]
B
Why do I miss that?
- [85:45]
A
I'm here. I'm here.
- [85:47]
B
Perfect. Get your z wallet, my man, and we ready. Or my woman. I don't know who. Chilling whiz. Could be a man or a woman. Or are they them or I don't know. What.
- [85:57]
A
What the hell is that? Here's some fan.
- [86:12]
B
There we go. And there you have it. It's so weird. I can hear that now. It's so. I think my thing turned off. That's what it is. Here we go. Just waiting. Yeti be trolling.
- [86:31]
A
All right, I think I have to open up the YouTube chat. Hang on a minute. So I can actually see what's going.
- [86:37]
B
On.
- [86:40]
A
Going into the actual YouTube.
- [86:45]
B
There we go.
- [86:49]
A
All right. Come on. Chilling with the dubster. Let's get the. Gotta throw in the. Throw in the Zaman wallet address. If you guys have seen it, let us know. But we gotta grab it here. Look at that. Look at that. We can.
- [87:12]
B
Nope.
- [87:13]
A
No. Now, on YouTube, you can set a goal for the number of super chats you want to get. And you can have different colors for super chats. You can do it within a. And a timer. And you can say, here's how we're going to celebrate at the end. All right, chilling with the dubster. We need a Zamanwald address so we can send this badass yeti over to you.
- [87:36]
B
Mysterious music.
- [87:38]
A
I love it.
- [87:46]
B
Of course. This old favorite right here.
- [87:57]
A
All right. He sent it three times. What?
- [88:01]
B
You know why you got to go to. You got to go to YouTube. It filters it out here in the chat.
- [88:04]
A
I'm on YouTube right now. I'm on actual YouTube. You know what I need to do? Why? It's filtering out Everywhere? Why is YouTube filtering this stuff out?
- [88:13]
B
Because it thinks it's spam.
- [88:15]
A
Yeah, it. It thinks that's spam. Hang on. Let me go.
- [88:19]
B
It's in my wallet. And then put it after it.
- [88:22]
A
Yeah, that'll help, too. I'm looking through every possible. Type something ahead of it. Yeah, type in my.
- [88:31]
B
Yeah, like that. Because YouTube.
- [88:37]
A
YouTube block and stuff. This is how you know that they got all sorts of crazy AI that's blacklisting, you know, different channels and content and things like that. Because they'll let all sorts of spam. If you go into the chats afterwards, you'll see all sorts of spam chats coming into the comments.
- [88:56]
B
Yeah, all sorts.
- [88:57]
A
But they can't block that. It's so it. They follow the exact same format every single time. YouTube lets that stuff in. And then when you know something's coming, you're waiting for it, and they're like, nope, sorry. We're gonna block it. See that YouTube. We asked for it. Sent it three times, and you blocked it. Thank you, YouTube algorithm. We know you're listening.
- [89:20]
B
She fell to the mob. She basically fell. Caitlin Clark fell to the mob. And she had to come out and talk about. I'm not going to mention it here because, you know, we're on a good Trend here with YouTube. I want to stay on that. Good trend. But, yeah, my thoughts are that I think she's a good person. I think she just sort of, like, caved to the pressure and came out and said a lot of things which. Which I think I remember who. I said, maybe Jordan Peters. Someone said it's never. Oh, the guy in CNN said it's never going to be enough. It's never going to be enough. Now you're gonna have to do this and you have to do that. It's never going to be enough to appease the people who basically hate you. You know, she's hated. She brought the most attention to the league. A lot of. A lot of new rookies, which are very talented, brought a lot of attention, ticket sales, and they still lost $40 million last year. Doesn't matter. It's propped up by the NBA and any. In a normal world, sorry, but something that loses $40 million consistently year after year after year, and you're like, but no, it has to be even and equal. Public doesn't care. Public doesn't want to watch it. Public isn't interested. And for the first time in years. And there have been amazing WNBA players. Okay. Amazing over the years. And, you know, now it's got the attention and, you know, there's some rivalry going on. But I don't. What she said is, I feel like she just got stuck in the thing where she had a cave. But she's going to soon find out that that won't be enough. And that was just the first part of it. Now you got to do this and you got to do that. Now you get it never ends. So best thing is not fall to the mob. Not fall to that. So that's. That's what I'm going to say here. But let's just do this Christmas video before we get out of here. Where's the lobby?
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A
Down the hall and to the left. Thanks.
- [91:02]
B
Excuse me.
- [91:03]
A
Where's the lobby?
- [91:07]
B
There you go. There you go.
- [91:10]
A
Send it to our email or you can even DM it. It's weird. YouTube's block it. YouTube.
- [91:18]
B
Anybody can send it over email. That's the problem. Don't do that. Just DM us.
- [91:22]
A
Oh, true. Yeah, that's right.
- [91:23]
B
We also don't know the problem. We don't know who you are on. On X. We don't know if you're chilling with the Dumpster.
- [91:31]
A
Well, you can tell us right now.
- [91:35]
B
Jason Love, Jason Whitlock.
- [91:41]
A
We just. Which one is that?
- [91:46]
B
The one I just played.
- [91:48]
A
Oh. What's a Flocking Donger? Where's your thoughts on Flocking Donker? What's that? Blocky. Oh, Flocky Flokie.
- [92:00]
B
Okay. Floki Donger. Yeah, Floki. So it sounds like a meme coin.
- [92:05]
A
It does sound like a meme coin.
- [92:06]
B
Floki. My name is Floki from Vikings. Floki Loki. I love Floki. Floki was a good character. Floki over Floki. He was awesome.
- [92:20]
A
Hey, what's up with the RL L R L U S D? Anyway, it's gonna be live. I heard it's going live, like, soon.
- [92:26]
B
No, rip RIP. Well, Garlinghouse, who played, we put that post up where he said, you'll hear it from Ripple first. Be careful of scams. They've got approval. It's not live yet, but it will be soon, so. And he'll. They'll announce the exchanges and everything else. So follow Ripple on X and you'll know soon enough. Anyway, we got to get out of here, Jeff. So many. I don't know what we're gonna do.
- [92:44]
A
About this, but we need to get this going. And if it came via email. I see it in the email already, but, man, someone bought five coffees. Buy me a coffee.
- [92:58]
B
Nice.
- [92:58]
A
Thanks for the hard work. I forgot we had that. We have. I forgot we have the. That active, too. You can go in there, you can buy us some coffee, and someone bought five of them.
- [93:08]
B
Thank you for that. We love coffee. And this is a really big thing right here. You got to really celebrate it. I'll have you. Appreciate that, man. Appreciate you. Thank you for being, you know, a loyal supporter of the channel time and time again. This is your first time. You've been a huge support, but thank you for this one. This one's. This one's overwhelming. Thank you very much. Really appreciate that. So you guys, we love when you make us laugh. And there's a lot of good, funny, great, witty, you know, comments in here, and that helps that. That helps a lot, man. We really enjoy that, but thank you so much. I'll have you. Appreciate that.
- [93:38]
A
That was a huge support right there.
- [93:40]
B
Huge, man.
- [93:41]
A
Yeah.
- [93:42]
B
Have a great morning. You too. Lower level. It's good, my man. Driving from Utah to California. Wow, that's a. That's a road, man. Then Oregon, back to Texas. All right, my man. Well, listen, safe travel, safe driving.
- [93:54]
A
It says someone bought five coffees for all that hard work, and we don't know who it is. It doesn't really say. It just says someone.
- [94:02]
B
Yeah, because they didn't put a name in there. They didn't put a name. You can be anonymous. Yeah.
- [94:08]
A
Yeah. That's nice.
- [94:12]
B
All right, I'll tell you what. We'll be back tomorrow night.
- [94:15]
A
Anonymity.
- [94:17]
B
We gotta find out how to get to Dubster, though. Dubster, were you able to. What is your handle on. Over on X? Tell us what your Handle is because that. That'll tell us.
- [94:26]
A
Chilling with Dubster.
- [94:27]
B
Then we'll know if it's from him or not. Okay.
- [94:31]
A
Jillian. On the chain. Victor.
- [94:34]
B
Yeah. We need to know who you are on X. So when you reach out to us via dm.
- [94:38]
A
Yeah.
- [94:39]
B
You may have.
- [94:40]
A
Chilling with the dumpster. Yeah. Email X. X would be easiest because you can just say, hey, here's where I'm sending it from. Here's my ex, and then we're good to go. That makes the most sense, man. So tomorrow night, 8pm Eastern standards, after the Lions beat the Bills, because that's what will be happening.
- [95:04]
B
Oh, my.
- [95:05]
A
Or tomorrow. What's that?
- [95:11]
B
Maybe if they do, then they meet. Yes, the other way around, but we'll see.
- [95:17]
A
Maybe yes, maybe no. Forever.
- [95:24]
B
A great quarterback. They have a great. You know, their defense is better than the Bills. I will tell you that. They have a better way better defense. Bills, defense, just. You give up 44 points. That's pretty rough. You block a kick. I mean, it's pretty. Pretty shitty. So we'll see. Yeah, I'm gonna watch the game. So we'll be watching it tomorrow, but appreciate you guys. Thank you so much. Got the yawn coming out here, Jeff. My goodness.
- [95:47]
A
What's up? I don't see. All right, well, chilling with the Dubster. Hopefully you're able to get something over to us. We gave you an X. We just need to know who you are, though. We need to know. I haven't seen an X on the chain. I know he hasn't sent anything over to us. I don't see on the chain.
- [96:16]
B
Victor.
- [96:17]
A
Don't say that either. I think he's the Victor. Oh, there it is right there. White. @ white, Kev. There it is right there. All right.
- [96:26]
B
Okay.
- [96:27]
A
Because then we have to accept it on our end in order for it.
- [96:30]
B
To work, because that's his email. So there you go. Email. Yeah, that's his email. No, it's not email. I don't know what that is.
- [96:38]
A
What is that? Oh, it's probably. I got it right here. All right, so let's put that into X, because we're gonna have to accept it on X.
- [96:50]
B
So that's AT white.
- [96:54]
A
Nope, that didn't come up with me either. Oh, I got to do it without that. Maybe. Nope, no results. Not.
- [97:04]
B
I got no results for that either. @ white. Underscore. Kev. 83. 870. Yeah, actually. Actually copy your at, sign your at and who you are on. On. On X. That's what we need. We're gonna need that because that didn't work. This is a great post I just walked into right here. So while we're. While we're trying to figure that out and we get that from you, I'm going to talk a little bit about this. No, not a Dolphins fan.
- [97:33]
A
Chip is a Dolphins fan.
- [97:35]
B
I'm not a Dolphins fellow, Bill said. November of 2023, Disney tried to destroy X Twitter. They pulled their ads and cost Elon 75 million in revenue. But instead of backing down, Elon told their CEO to go F himself. Here's the unbelievable story about how one decision cost Disney $200 billion. Disney CEO Bob Iger made a decision that would spark one of the most explosive feuds in history. Pulled all of Disney's ads from Max, formerly Twitter. What followed could reshape the future of media forever. The official reason, Content moderation concerns. But beneath the surface, a bigger battle was brewing. The clash between traditional media control and digital freedom of speech. Disney wasn't alone in their move. Right. So Apple Cola, Comcast joined the advertising exodus. Musk's response, refreshingly direct for a tech CEO. He challenged Bob Eigler publicly, questioning Disney's own content standards. But beneath the surface thing bigger was happening. X was forcing a crucial moment. 90% of the platform's revenue came from advertising. The boycott by major brands cost X and an estimated 75 million in revenue. But instead of backing down, he took this stand. And I gotta be able to play this video. Cause this is still. This is legend right here. I gotta stop this thing, which is sad. And then I gotta go do it again because this is dumb.
- [98:55]
A
I finally found Kevin. Took a little bit.
- [98:59]
B
Here we go. See, here we go. This is it. Let's make sure this volume is up. It is. You hope. Don't advertise.
- [99:09]
A
You don't want them to advertise?
- [99:10]
B
No.
- [99:11]
A
What do you mean?
- [99:14]
B
If somebody's gonna try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money. Go yourself. Go, but go yourself. Is that clear? I hope it is. Hey, Bob, if you're in the audience.
- [99:33]
A
Well, let me ask you then.
- [99:37]
B
This guy's a douchebag. Leftist douchebag. He's always, you know, Andrew Sorkin. Want a douchebag. What a royal stink.
- [99:46]
A
All right, Baggery, chilling with the dubster. We accepted your thing on X. Go ahead and. And send a dm. Send a DM directly to us. Yep, got you there. So now that you're following, go ahead and just open up a message here. There it is. I got it. Perfect, man. Sometimes it's complex. Look at that.
- [100:11]
B
Got it, though.
- [100:12]
A
Relaxed stuff.
- [100:13]
B
Work through it. Let's do this. All right, here we go.
- [100:16]
A
Now. Let me send it over. I'm gonna hit the transfer now. I gotta look at that. That's commitment. Make it happen. Let's get some Zaman wallet going. Let's get some login. Here we go. We're gonna send this bad boy over to you. Boom. This is how quick it is. Like we're doing it, transacting it. It's on its way. Let me accept it. Verifying. Says it's submitted. Still verifying. Boom. Done. Submitted successfully. Transfer is complete. So now if you're on XRP Cafe and you have your Xama Wallet connected to XRP Cafe, boom, you can accept the transfer. Just like that. That's how quick it is, Chip. Boom.
- [101:04]
B
Just like that.
- [101:05]
A
Do that with Ethereum. Do that with an ordinal over on the. Do that on any other platform. That's how fast it transfers.
- [101:13]
B
Party time, Jeff.
- [101:14]
A
That is the xrpl. And that are. Those are the badass yetis over there on the XRP Cafe.
- [101:21]
B
Why?
- [101:21]
A
Because it's built on the xrpl. And those are the badass yetis. The white. The blue tribe. Tomorrow night we'll be giving away some of the white tribe, which is outstanding. This is awesome. I have no confetti. I have no confetti. I have no. No fireworks. No confetti, no thumbs up. I had nothing. All I got is some music in the background that I can play to pull guys out of here. And that's it.
- [101:49]
B
Get out of here. Guys. Have a great one tomorrow night. Another banger show. Guys, come on back with us tomorrow night. As we do again. Thank you for joining us here, Chip and Jeff. Oh, see you on the next one. Are you down with otc?
- [102:11]
A
Please, like, subscribe and click the bell.
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B
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