Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, am welcome to Season one, nine, Episode
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Speaker 1: New America's share consciousness. It's Tuesday, November ten, seventy one
Speaker 1: days until January twenties. But who's counting? My name is
Speaker 1: Jack O'Brien. A k Now. This is a story all
Speaker 1: about how Pennsylvania turned blue flipped upside down, and I
Speaker 1: would like to do this intro, So sit right there,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you how this became the place that turned around.
Speaker 1: This affair in West Philadelphia. The difference was made where
Speaker 1: they kept counting ballots and it lasted for days counting
Speaker 1: all the votes, then relaxing. All cool because the ballots
Speaker 1: that were mailed in were just as valid too. Then
Speaker 1: a campaign of lies they were up to no good
Speaker 1: started filing lawsuits in the neighborhood. They lost just one
Speaker 1: little fight and Donald got scared. He said, fuck this ship.
Speaker 1: I won't leave and I don't even care. Damn. That's
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Speaker 1: hanging out with y'all. Good to see you, Thanks for
Speaker 1: having me. Somebody else who gives us ether, who writes
Speaker 1: ethers for us, is in our third seat today, coming
Speaker 1: to us all the way from uh north of the border.
Speaker 1: I think Canada is uh he is is the brilliant
Speaker 1: the town to J M mcnaw hey, Hey, how's it
Speaker 1: going good? Many, You're welcome, Jam, You're welcome Canada. We
Speaker 1: did it. You're welcome. Saved your ass? What is this?
Speaker 1: What was that? Like? What's it like being up here?
Speaker 1: Turin election? The same right? I did look up like
Speaker 1: because you know, I was watching cable news like like
Speaker 1: everyone to see how it's all playing out, and I
Speaker 1: saw the celebrations in the streets, and then I so
Speaker 1: I looked up to see because I don't leave my
Speaker 1: house anymore because of all the stuff. So I looked
Speaker 1: up on Twitter to see if there was a celebration
Speaker 1: in Toronto at all, and there was a small, a
Speaker 1: small gathering, but they were immediately dwarf by like an
Speaker 1: anti masker rally that was happening downtown in Toronto. In Toronto, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because I think we Freaky Friday with you guys. I
Speaker 1: think that's what's gonna happen more and more. Pete in
Speaker 1: the same fountain and it was a magical fountain. Yeah,
Speaker 1: That's that's how the SWITCHERU happens in that movie, The SWITCHERU.
Speaker 1: I think, I don't know, the one switch movie with
Speaker 1: Jason Bateman that nobody saw. They Pete in the fountain
Speaker 1: and yeah, he like he's in a found with Ryan
Speaker 1: Reynolds and then like the like the point of SWITCHERU
Speaker 1: movies is supposed to be that unlike people have to
Speaker 1: live in the body of somebody they're not like, and
Speaker 1: Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds two guys who are like cocky,
Speaker 1: like same aged white guys SWITCHERU. It's like, whoa, I'm
Speaker 1: a different kind of handsome now exactly, I'm adorable. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Um all right, Well, uh, jam, we're gonna get to
Speaker 1: know you a little bit better in a moment. First,
Speaker 1: we're gonna tell our listeners a couple of things we're
Speaker 1: talking about. Uh, we're talking about the COVID nineteen vaccine
Speaker 1: that was announced that is effective, which I didn't know
Speaker 1: whether to be impressed by that or not. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about again. Fox thinks it's very suspicious that that vaccine
Speaker 1: was announced after the election. Oh now they got some
Speaker 1: serious I mean to be honest, if I was a
Speaker 1: Trump supporter, I definitely would be like, oh, come on,
Speaker 1: you know. And if I was at fires, I'm like, yeah, fun,
Speaker 1: Yeah we did that. Yeah, seriously fun. Y'all. If you're
Speaker 1: a company that like thrives on believing in science, I
Speaker 1: don't I think it's you're within your rights. Uh. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about the terrifying things the president is doing today.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about why this transition is going to
Speaker 1: be a fucking mess and some historical precedent for that.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about the Trump's porters, how they're digging in
Speaker 1: their heels. They've already spun off from this version of reality.
Speaker 1: Michelle Bachman is calling out God himself. That's the stage
Speaker 1: we're at, Like people are trying to speak to the man.
Speaker 1: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha man. Uh,
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about one conspiracy theory. Jam you you
Speaker 1: looked into Uh. If you hear people talking about the
Speaker 1: hammer and the scorecard, get ready to just have your
Speaker 1: brain filled with a load of wild bullshit. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about Yeah, yeah, the hammer in the score the scorecard
Speaker 1: or the hammer scorecard scorecard? Alright, alright, the hammer is
Speaker 1: a socialist bar, but the scorecard is the opposite where
Speaker 1: on opposite in corners Wayne's in Wayne's World two where
Speaker 1: they held the fundraiser for Wayne Stock. Remember like it
Speaker 1: was like, remember like that party they had. It was
Speaker 1: like at a like a Lenin themed bar with all
Speaker 1: the monuments. Yeah, Like it was like I was coupled
Speaker 1: Lenin out. It's like, so we'll be a communist party.
Speaker 1: I remember was a joke and I was like, this
Speaker 1: show is sick. I love that movie. Uh. St Louis
Speaker 1: the mccloskey's. We're checking in with the mccloskey's of Saint Louis.
Speaker 1: They are, uh, they're in the running. They're they're definitely
Speaker 1: in the running to be nominated for Most Notable Shitty
Speaker 1: White People. They probably don't have a chance with just
Speaker 1: the year that we've had, but they're they could be nominated.
Speaker 1: Um jam, Before we get to any of that, what's
Speaker 1: something from your search history that will allow us to
Speaker 1: judge you? Oh wow, well yeah, I guess you can
Speaker 1: judge me for this new tone on the top. Yeah,
Speaker 1: history right here, And it says I, I have been
Speaker 1: watching a lot of murder she out this fall. Hell yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of anxiety. Yeah it's Yeah, there's two
Speaker 1: because I was really trying to unpack why I find
Speaker 1: it so calming. I think it's because you can watch
Speaker 1: an episode and everything gets solved in you know, forty
Speaker 1: two minutes or whatever. Yeah, and you don't live where
Speaker 1: the murder rate is the highest in the entire history
Speaker 1: of the world of any town US a week, everyone
Speaker 1: in that town is having an affair with everyone else.
Speaker 1: Everyone's plotting to kill someone. It's it's the worst place
Speaker 1: to live. But yeah, I find it's very calming. Oddly,
Speaker 1: and also like I find like my anxiety about like
Speaker 1: aging and mortality are oddly soothed by it. Because you
Speaker 1: think about Angela Landsberry like she's been She's still alive
Speaker 1: and she's been an old lady my entire life. She's
Speaker 1: still alive. It's wild man. She even she came here
Speaker 1: to Toronto and did like a stage show, like a
Speaker 1: play a few years ago, and I wish I had
Speaker 1: gone now. But Angela Asbury is still alive. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: I hope nothing happens between when we record this and
Speaker 1: when she's Wow, wow, good on you, Angela. So yeah
Speaker 1: that that that makes me happy. So I've been watching
Speaker 1: British She wrote, I think I tweeted something out about it,
Speaker 1: and someone responded, Uh, that's Angela. Lansbury's daughter used to
Speaker 1: hang out with Charles Manson. So I googled that. That
Speaker 1: was something that I felt I had to look into it.
Speaker 1: It was just something she like dropped in an interview
Speaker 1: for no reason. She just brought up like Charlie. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we used to kick it with Charlie. Yeah, I remember
Speaker 1: we were all writing songs together for a little bit.
Speaker 1: To shame, those albums never got traction. But have you
Speaker 1: heard those Manson family recordings. It's like shitty Beach Boys.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, it's like boys written by Yeah, well
Speaker 1: they did one of uncause he was hanging out with
Speaker 1: one of them. Yeah Dennis. Yeah. Hey, Burt uh Or
Speaker 1: as superproducer, called him Dennis Dennis Hazelberger. Yeah, what's funny.
Speaker 1: How and this is a complete aside. How our idea
Speaker 1: of Dennis Haysbert has evolved over time based on how
Speaker 1: old you are, Like, if you're consuming eighties media, you
Speaker 1: know him from Major League Jane. I used to just
Speaker 1: think he was Joe Boo, not even Pedro Serrano, which
Speaker 1: was his actual player name, but Joe Boo, the idol.
Speaker 1: He would all kinds of funked up and problematic um.
Speaker 1: And then after that when he was on twenty four
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh my god, Joe Boo's working still,
Speaker 1: And then people like Dennis Haysbert is putting in a performance,
Speaker 1: like oh ship Dennis Haysbert. But then some people only
Speaker 1: know him as the All State guy. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know is Dennis Haysbert. Dave Chappelle played him in
Speaker 1: a sketch over the Weekend, which is why we were
Speaker 1: talking about it. M hmm. Is pretty funny. He had
Speaker 1: like a voice changer. Oh, by the way, have you
Speaker 1: seen the original The Manchurian candidate. Lansbury is now and
Speaker 1: very pretty, but also playing like an older woman in
Speaker 1: for In nineteen sixty two. She's playing like it's not
Speaker 1: like she's like a young like you know, the love interest.
Speaker 1: She's the love interest of the older politician, and like
Speaker 1: she really pulling the strings behind the scenes. She was
Speaker 1: only like ten years older than Laurence Harvey, who played
Speaker 1: her son that movie. Yeah, they still had since she
Speaker 1: had old lady energy back then. Yeah. Oh she was
Speaker 1: his mom, not his wife. Yeah, I think she was
Speaker 1: his mom fild that's right, because he was like a
Speaker 1: young soldier. Yeah, alright, what if something you think is underrated? Uh? My,
Speaker 1: underrated and overrated are pretty like kids centric because again,
Speaker 1: I haven't left the house, so I spend my time
Speaker 1: with my kids. Yeah these days. Yeah, your time with
Speaker 1: your kids? Oh my god, that's all. All of the
Speaker 1: people I talked to now are small children, and luckily
Speaker 1: they're super cool and I love them, so that that
Speaker 1: worked out. But it's hard though, man, kid bring you
Speaker 1: like when you're only hanging out with kids, like you
Speaker 1: get kid brain. And then like, my wife was out
Speaker 1: of town for a couple of weeks and it was
Speaker 1: just me and my kids, and like I when I
Speaker 1: would get back around adults, I would be like just
Speaker 1: in it, incapable of like saying anything like that made sense,
Speaker 1: or I was just like on a different wavelengthedback from
Speaker 1: the episodes the last couple of weeks. Yeah, the baby
Speaker 1: talk was not popular. Yeah, yeah, I find sometimes like
Speaker 1: I'll just say, like I'll just say to a friend
Speaker 1: or even my wife, I'll accidentally call them buddy, I
Speaker 1: can't happen to try this buddy anyway. Well, and it
Speaker 1: was for my underrated I was I put I I
Speaker 1: found in my old room in my parents house. I
Speaker 1: found my old Waldo books. Where's Waldo? Yeah, so I
Speaker 1: brought those home. Kids love them and I found them
Speaker 1: very again. Again, a lot of these things are about
Speaker 1: like alleviating anxiety for some reason. But like I I
Speaker 1: got into them too. I found it very like stress
Speaker 1: relieving to like just sit there for a few minutes
Speaker 1: and try to find Waldo. Yeah, and you know you
Speaker 1: don't have to only find Waldo. You can go deep
Speaker 1: as a as a where's Waldo stand from a couple
Speaker 1: of months ago. Actually, there's like lists of things for
Speaker 1: you to look for, so you like, once you find Waldo,
Speaker 1: it's not over. You can still explore. Um, yeah, you
Speaker 1: can find a guy in the grassy knoll, you know,
Speaker 1: and all that kind of stuff. That's why that's about
Speaker 1: those books. I remember. It's funny that you mentioned that
Speaker 1: because I remember, like the when I was like eighteen
Speaker 1: or something, I'd pick up one of my old Wears
Speaker 1: Waldo things that I hadn't maybe looked at, so I
Speaker 1: was like six, And it's amazing how immediately like you
Speaker 1: remember the ones you really like the one I think
Speaker 1: I wears like the first second Wears Waldo book, but
Speaker 1: there's like a beach one that I'm like, oh, this
Speaker 1: was my favorite one to stare at for whatever reason.
Speaker 1: And I remember how I memory. At a certain point,
Speaker 1: you begin to memorize vaguely where Waldo was every time
Speaker 1: you opened it as a kid, so they would kind
Speaker 1: of become less stimulating. I remember one time some asshole
Speaker 1: circled Waldo in my book and I almost beat this
Speaker 1: motherfucker to death with the book because I was I
Speaker 1: was like, you, fuck, do not desecrate this book by
Speaker 1: marking where he is. That's the fucking fun or else
Speaker 1: it's it's useless now. And I ripped the sheet out
Speaker 1: and I was crying. I was a mess man. But
Speaker 1: I'll leave my fucking Walado books along and I'm sorry
Speaker 1: I brought that up now. Um yeah that was. I
Speaker 1: feel like, so your kids are yelling right like there? Yeah,
Speaker 1: ones five and ones too. Yeah. I now feel very
Speaker 1: stupid because I think I still looking at that, like
Speaker 1: I can picture the bedroom that I was in when
Speaker 1: I was looking at them, and that I was in
Speaker 1: that bedroom from like when I was eight until when
Speaker 1: I was like, uh, hey, some of those are hard, man,
Speaker 1: they are, you know, I was. I was doing the
Speaker 1: mentor Wears a Wall though. The difference between the first
Speaker 1: one and like the third and fourth one is crazy,
Speaker 1: Like I was legitimately having trouble with the later ones.
Speaker 1: He's like, you know, he could see like a sliver
Speaker 1: of his head in this crowd, and the first one
Speaker 1: he's just like, you know, like two inches tall and
Speaker 1: just like walking down the street with his like walking cane.
Speaker 1: Or then they do the ones where like someone would
Speaker 1: have his hat on and you're like, the more it's
Speaker 1: just somebody in his fucking outfit. Uh, throwing decoys into
Speaker 1: the mix. Yeah, what is something you think is overrated? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Overrated in the same vein of stuff I've been doing
Speaker 1: with my kids. Uh. Someone gave my and an etch
Speaker 1: a sketch recently and I remembered it very nostalgically from
Speaker 1: being a kid, and it sucks. It's a useless product
Speaker 1: that you can't draw good pictures with it. If you
Speaker 1: do somehow managed to twist the knobs into making a
Speaker 1: good picture, like, you can never save it. Someone will
Speaker 1: jostle it and it will be gone forever. And my
Speaker 1: kids have no interest in it either. Because I try
Speaker 1: to explain why, they say, what do you what do
Speaker 1: you do with it? And I say, well, it's like
Speaker 1: drawing with a piece of paper and a crayon, except
Speaker 1: it's worse than it's harder, and there's no applications for
Speaker 1: it in the real world, like you're tuning a shitty
Speaker 1: radio and yeah, that's it. It's like it's good for
Speaker 1: about like maybe one I remembers, because I had one too,
Speaker 1: and I only could work with it for maybe one
Speaker 1: minute before I became so frustrated that I could not
Speaker 1: actually do what I thought I was able to do.
Speaker 1: Like because you have to really have like to be
Speaker 1: able to make sense of those knobs and how they're
Speaker 1: moving to like actually draw something. Half the time I
Speaker 1: just twist them in circles and make wild ship, and
Speaker 1: then I would just like twist the knobs to like
Speaker 1: their like endpoint and liken it was gone. I was angry. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was a knob boy growing up. I love some
Speaker 1: I love a good knob game The Labyrinth, and even
Speaker 1: I didn't really funk with that just go yeah, knob City.
Speaker 1: But there are definitely people who are into it, but
Speaker 1: I feel like it's older people who are like really artistic,
Speaker 1: and it's they're into it for the same reason that
Speaker 1: like knitting is like soothing, where it's just like it
Speaker 1: makes it gives you an extra challenge to like do
Speaker 1: something fun and artistic. But like I, yeah, I never
Speaker 1: got the I got the point of that ship. When
Speaker 1: I was younger, Did you play the Labyrinth game a lot? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was real in the Labyrinth, I could go to
Speaker 1: the end and back like four times because that used
Speaker 1: like a similar skill set where you're sort of deciding
Speaker 1: those planes based on the knobs. But that was always
Speaker 1: easier for me to like put a time into versus
Speaker 1: like because I was I'm not good at drawing anyway.
Speaker 1: It just it was a reminder of how unlike lack
Speaker 1: of how little talent I had in that department. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry I brought that up to That's fine. It's
Speaker 1: just not as easy as they look. Man, They're not
Speaker 1: as easy as they look. That's right. All right. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about some really good news that just hit. So
Speaker 1: Fiser announced that they got their early results back from
Speaker 1: their vaccine trials, and early numbers suggest that this vaccine
Speaker 1: they're working on is effective, um, which is apparently good news.
Speaker 1: Dr Fauci was like, hell, yeah, so that's that's how
Speaker 1: I knew it was good news. But then like I
Speaker 1: did a little bit more research. The flu shot is
Speaker 1: apparently between like forty and sixty effective based on like
Speaker 1: whatever year, uh you you get it, because they're having
Speaker 1: to like rejigger it too, you know, apply to that
Speaker 1: year's strain of influenza. And then like the vaccines that
Speaker 1: actually eradicate diseases like polio and measles are like in
Speaker 1: the nineties that are like polio was ninety for two doses.
Speaker 1: Measles is effective. So like that's that's pretty promising numbers,
Speaker 1: pretty exciting. Yeah, so as long as scientists are excited,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, yeah, it seems like scientists are excited,
Speaker 1: just like what's the what's the science excitement meters say
Speaker 1: the So the lab that kind of made the breakthrough
Speaker 1: is called byon Tech, which sounds very uh, scary and
Speaker 1: like dystopian, but they were funded by the German government
Speaker 1: and a European investment bank. Um, so that's the Trump
Speaker 1: administration obviously has jumped on ble see Operation warp Speed
Speaker 1: where the the speediest um fucking really trying to I
Speaker 1: don't know what they're trying to they It's like I
Speaker 1: don't understand. I mean, this is this all this would
Speaker 1: have happened because of Trump And I don't know when
Speaker 1: I's talking about that, because this is all that we
Speaker 1: should all be thinking Trump right now. But they're really, really,
Speaker 1: really trying to comment heer this development to try and
Speaker 1: be like you see and that's why he is should
Speaker 1: have been elected. I don't know, it's too late now,
Speaker 1: no matter what they think, they're trying to say, like
Speaker 1: you're not yeah right, there's no vaccine now, guys. Oh
Speaker 1: interesting well, I guess, uh, I guess we'll just go
Speaker 1: with our vaccine. Then yeah, we'll go with hours, which
Speaker 1: will be better. Fiser specifically came out was like they
Speaker 1: they had nothing to do. We had nothing to do
Speaker 1: with Operation Warp Speed. Um, but Pens trying to say
Speaker 1: he did, wasn't they were responding to him? Right? Yeah, specifically,
Speaker 1: I think he came out and was like, you're welcome America. Dude,
Speaker 1: shut up my Pens out of here. I want to
Speaker 1: hear from you. I miss my way. Um yea that ship.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Fox on Fox and Friends, I mean Fox,
Speaker 1: They're still I the only self cabin doing is watching
Speaker 1: one American News and Fox, because I don't know why.
Speaker 1: That's been the thing that's only made me smile is
Speaker 1: to be like, y'all are you've truly you through everything
Speaker 1: except the kitchen sink. You're through that now and you're
Speaker 1: still grasping your ship trying to make sense of reality. Um.
Speaker 1: But on Monday morning, Charles Paine, who's you know, just
Speaker 1: he's on making money on Fox Business. He was talking
Speaker 1: to ainsle air Heart on uh Fox and Friends. And
Speaker 1: you know, because it's Fox, everything has to be some
Speaker 1: kind of grievance or older. The president was actually smart
Speaker 1: the whole time. As the air Heart just sort of
Speaker 1: starts off by being like, again, oh so they're announcing
Speaker 1: this now, um after but okay, well and she she
Speaker 1: posits the question is the timing curious? Are you finding
Speaker 1: the timing curious? We had an election a week ago.
Speaker 1: I am finding the timing curious. It's frustrating, you know,
Speaker 1: it's so interesting. I was watching, you know, talkling around
Speaker 1: TV yesterday, you know, watching a couple of games or whatever,
Speaker 1: and I saw a commercial for sixty minutes and they said,
Speaker 1: we're gonna going to the military's Operation Warped meet the
Speaker 1: Military's they're they're they're actually operating it. In fact, at
Speaker 1: the end at that it has the President Trump. And
Speaker 1: then then as an article this morning before this came out,
Speaker 1: that was the shifting sort of Operation warp Speed to Biden. Now,
Speaker 1: the Washington Post Biden Advisors met was sharp with the
Speaker 1: Warp Speed the drugmakers before the election. But what I
Speaker 1: thought was intriguing is on the Biden website it says
Speaker 1: Operation Warp Speed lacks a strategy to see its mission
Speaker 1: through and gain the trust of Americans. Well, I wonder
Speaker 1: what they're gonna say today. They're gonna tell people not
Speaker 1: to take this vaccine. The fights they're saying, it's nine effective,
Speaker 1: it has nothing to do with operations speeding like that,
Speaker 1: what what are you doing? He met with people in
Speaker 1: it and now he's saying, but he said it wasn't good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this guy is transitioning into power, so he's trying to
Speaker 1: see what the funk is going on. Yeah, so also
Speaker 1: but effective, So if so facto operation warp speed is effective,
Speaker 1: now just supposing for a moment, and this is I know,
Speaker 1: gonna I'm asking you guys to trem wrap your mind
Speaker 1: around a reality where the deep state and corporations aren't
Speaker 1: trying to take Trump down from the inside. But like,
Speaker 1: even then, I feel like it would almost be excusable
Speaker 1: for them to hold off on announcing a successful vaccine
Speaker 1: until it like would no longer be associated with him
Speaker 1: because he's been so anti scientific and it's going to
Speaker 1: be a struggle to get people to take this vaccine.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, because it's not just about developing the vaccine,
Speaker 1: it's about like the implementation of it, the distribution of it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, like I mean, like you said, like so
Speaker 1: much of it is about how many people will take it,
Speaker 1: about you know, making sure that it's effective. So yeah,
Speaker 1: having having like a future where someone who won't totally
Speaker 1: fuck it up, we'll be in power is seems key
Speaker 1: to that message that they're trying to send. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And so many people are like, you know, the razor
Speaker 1: thin margins Joe Biden won by would have been completely
Speaker 1: erased had this been announced just one week sooner. And
Speaker 1: it's like they're not razor thin, uh object the numbers.
Speaker 1: I don't know what kind of razors y'all are looking at,
Speaker 1: but these are pretty thick, daddy. And even like the
Speaker 1: way the head of research or the VP and charge
Speaker 1: of like vaccinations at fires was like unequival, He's like unequivocal.
Speaker 1: She was saying, we've never been part of it, and
Speaker 1: we've never taken a dime from the US government or
Speaker 1: from anyone to even suggest we'd be part of it.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't just like no, that didn't happen. It's like,
Speaker 1: do you understand how that program worked? Right? Like we
Speaker 1: weren't anyway, So there. I think I think they did
Speaker 1: walk that back a bit later because they said that
Speaker 1: the US government did pay for like the future, like distribution,
Speaker 1: like buying supplies. The Canada done that too, like people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like, it's not they didn't fund them at all
Speaker 1: in terms of like they're testing or their research that
Speaker 1: was all independently financed or financed by themselves. That's fine stuff.
Speaker 1: The overpriced drugs, the other drugs they make that are overpriced, yeah, whatever,
Speaker 1: other shady ship right that they have billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: So the way the trials worked was actually easier to
Speaker 1: get your head around than I would have expected. Are
Speaker 1: easier to get my head around. So they've they've given
Speaker 1: the trial in both forty three thousand people, and half
Speaker 1: of them are given this new vaccine, uh, and half
Speaker 1: of them are given a placebo for the men in
Speaker 1: jadis vaccine and neither they nor their doctors no, which
Speaker 1: is it? Right? And then since then nine people who
Speaker 1: were involved in the study have become infected with COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen and of them are from the placebo group. So
Speaker 1: that's where the number comes from, is that the people
Speaker 1: who got the actual vaccine were more likely to not
Speaker 1: come down with COVID mhmm. So there you go. That's
Speaker 1: how I saw a video on TikTok where a cute
Speaker 1: blonde woman was saying the microchip was going to get
Speaker 1: into you, and she was crying, and then apparently some
Speaker 1: off camera government goons were beating her up. Did you
Speaker 1: see the video where she's singing along to this song?
Speaker 1: Of course it's wow? Uh? And yeah, that's it to
Speaker 1: your point, I don't even know how if his own
Speaker 1: supporters believe like he's he's the boy who cried hoax
Speaker 1: so many goddamn times, nobody knows anything anymore. Like it
Speaker 1: truly was like is it mailan or is the alien
Speaker 1: vote fucked? So I don't do that, and then the
Speaker 1: vaccine is no good? But then I don't but you,
Speaker 1: but I gotta give you credit because you saved us. Uh.
Speaker 1: He seems kind of incapable of the sort of leadership
Speaker 1: that they say, like you are supposed to have during
Speaker 1: a global pandemic, is just steady staying on the same
Speaker 1: message and then like deferring to the scientists and the doctors. Uh.
Speaker 1: And since he's incapable of that, I feel like this
Speaker 1: is in better hands with almost literally any other politician,
Speaker 1: but definitely a new administration. All right, let's take a
Speaker 1: quick break. We'll come back, and we're back. So Trump
Speaker 1: is out here throwing grenades right out the right out
Speaker 1: of the gate. He's uh, he fired his secretary of Defense,
Speaker 1: right yeah, just out fucking tweet on Monday morning. I
Speaker 1: am pleased to announce that Christopher C. Miller, the highly
Speaker 1: respected director of the National counter Terrorism Center, unanimously confirmed
Speaker 1: by the Senate Senate. We'll be acting Secretary of Defense,
Speaker 1: effective immediately. Chris will do a great job. Mark Esper
Speaker 1: has been terminated. I would like to thank him for
Speaker 1: his service. Um. I think we knew this was good.
Speaker 1: Everyone was like the second Mark Esper didn't like fully
Speaker 1: go along with the Black Lives Matter like troop goon
Speaker 1: squad in the streets sort of strategy that I think
Speaker 1: the countdown clock began because he was basically saying like, yeah,
Speaker 1: and my capacity is this fucking Secretary of Defense. I
Speaker 1: do not think US troops should be in the streets
Speaker 1: to put down protests. I don't think that's the function
Speaker 1: of the military as I know it. Uh So, now
Speaker 1: it seems like everyone's like, Okay, well who's next, and
Speaker 1: the money is on Christopher Ray at the FBI and
Speaker 1: Gina has spool at the CIA, so next yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: if he's going to do more impulse firings or whatever,
Speaker 1: just whatever he thinks he's going to get out of it.
Speaker 1: Aside from there a chance that it's not impulse and
Speaker 1: that it's like part of a plan to install people
Speaker 1: who will allow him to you know, do some military
Speaker 1: of course, and then it's just but then a lot
Speaker 1: of people are like everyone's so deflated in that machine
Speaker 1: that yeah, you're going to get there, and there's there's
Speaker 1: clearly some fans of the president that are in positions
Speaker 1: of power that are willing to completely fucking dig their
Speaker 1: heels and ship. But yeah, I don't know, it's like
Speaker 1: so hard. He always has a there's always some plan
Speaker 1: to do something with this guy, and then it's always
Speaker 1: like the shittiest version of it. Like even again with
Speaker 1: the total Landscaping four season thing, like one of the
Speaker 1: guys was a literal sex offender who was one of
Speaker 1: the witnesses. He wasn't from Philadelphia either he was New
Speaker 1: Jersey or something. He's from New Jersey and he's ran
Speaker 1: like he's had unsuccessful runs for office in New Jersey before,
Speaker 1: and it's like they're like like this is where like
Speaker 1: they're at. So so the total landscaping thing was them
Speaker 1: being like, we have witnesses to election fraud, and here's
Speaker 1: a witness and people looked into it and they're like, yo,
Speaker 1: this man is a straight up sex offender almost four
Speaker 1: years um for like lewdness and endangering the welfare over
Speaker 1: a minor and like exposing himself to kids, like like
Speaker 1: that was the person. They're like, this, this is our
Speaker 1: witness to to fucking ballate fraud. Our last stand is
Speaker 1: gonna be a sex offender speaking in the back of
Speaker 1: an alley next to a sex store crematorium. That sex
Speaker 1: store is like doing really well. Apparently they I went
Speaker 1: to their Facebook and they're thrilled with the publicity. So
Speaker 1: there's a silver lining to the story. The Ritz Carlton
Speaker 1: dildo Shop. I think it's called all right, let's uh,
Speaker 1: let's talk about just where what we're looking at for
Speaker 1: this transition. There is a g S A official g
Speaker 1: S A stands for I'm gonna act like I'm quizzing
Speaker 1: you guys, even though I just don't know what it's come.
Speaker 1: General Services Administration got it. So they're not releasing the
Speaker 1: funds for Biden to start putting his transition team together
Speaker 1: there on the on the Trump train of none of
Speaker 1: this is happening Trump one, how dare you ha ha
Speaker 1: ha ha ha ha. In other words, um, just you know,
Speaker 1: not not uh engaging with that reality. Um. We were
Speaker 1: talking about how like they're the presidents who have lost
Speaker 1: re election, the incumbents who have lost reelection in our
Speaker 1: lifetime or just one right, it's just George H. W.
Speaker 1: Bush um and one term area. Yeah, And he was
Speaker 1: able to like he really went out of his way
Speaker 1: to be like, look, we're gonna like do the right thing.
Speaker 1: We're gonna like be above the fray all this ship,
Speaker 1: and like that's kind of what you need because people
Speaker 1: are like the people in the administration. Do you remember
Speaker 1: the story of when after the second term of the
Speaker 1: Clinton administration, when the George W. Bush administration was coming
Speaker 1: in the Clinton administration like removed all the w's from
Speaker 1: the keyboards as like a fuck you, yeah, which is
Speaker 1: like people are petty and like if you don't have
Speaker 1: a leader who's like out front being like yo, like
Speaker 1: the this is how democracy works, then like knock it off. Yea,
Speaker 1: then this is going We're going to have a complete
Speaker 1: ship show, which I think, yeah, And this woman who's
Speaker 1: running General Service g s A, she's she comes from
Speaker 1: the fucking r NC, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 1: she's full on you know, just here too. I don't know,
Speaker 1: go along with this narrative of like, now you don't
Speaker 1: know who I'm yet, so I'm not doing anything. And
Speaker 1: this money specifically, like when you have a new administration
Speaker 1: coming in, they need some cash, you know, to start
Speaker 1: fucking creating office spaces, to begin planning out the transition,
Speaker 1: to do all the business that a presidential administration would do.
Speaker 1: And it's just just sitting on like ten million dollars,
Speaker 1: like not releasing it because you want to just say that,
Speaker 1: like they said. And ascertainment has not yet been made
Speaker 1: in terms of like like what is actually going on
Speaker 1: with this stone walling? So cool? Well if you say
Speaker 1: it like a mall security guard trying to sound official,
Speaker 1: then it becomes more official, uh sir. An Ascertainment has
Speaker 1: not yet been made with regards to the electoral situation. Um,
Speaker 1: we're not going to get out in front of the
Speaker 1: president on transition issues right now because he's crying. Interestingly,
Speaker 1: the last time that there was like basically an outright
Speaker 1: hostile kind of transition was Hoover to FDR, and like
Speaker 1: Hoover was like, this guy's gonna fucking with this new
Speaker 1: deal thing. He's gonna tank America. Like every we're so screwed,
Speaker 1: like just believed that he was like the last man
Speaker 1: standing between the end of America and you know, the
Speaker 1: bang up job he was doing. But he like was
Speaker 1: just openly like trying to like convince FDR that like
Speaker 1: his way of like dealing with the economy was the
Speaker 1: right way, which was like a more conservative, more conservative
Speaker 1: politics or more conservative financial set up. And he was
Speaker 1: also would also like make statements in the media about
Speaker 1: like how FDR was like not doing the right thing
Speaker 1: and like was not listening to him and he was
Speaker 1: leaking things, which like I I would have if somebody
Speaker 1: had told me that, I would have been like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but like who had the last laugh. FDR came in
Speaker 1: and just like had his way. But one thing that
Speaker 1: kind of gets forgotten is that during back then, it
Speaker 1: was a four month lame duck period just because it
Speaker 1: took people a long time to get to d C
Speaker 1: back then, like yeah, to take physical papers right exactly,
Speaker 1: just boxes and boxes of papers. But during that four
Speaker 1: months lame duck period. FDR was on February in Miami
Speaker 1: and an unemployed bricklayer fired shots at an open convertible
Speaker 1: where Roosevelt was seated next to Chicago Mayor Anton sermac
Speaker 1: Uh and a woman in the crowd actually hit the
Speaker 1: gunman's arm as he was shooting, and that's the only
Speaker 1: reason that like it didn't kill FDR. The bullet struck
Speaker 1: the Chicago mayor, and the Chicago mayor died a few
Speaker 1: weeks later. So yeah, but that's the sort of thing.
Speaker 1: You know. There's that Van Jones ted talk that I
Speaker 1: was talking about at the end of last week about
Speaker 1: how important the concession speeches and like having the lame
Speaker 1: duck president buy into, you know, the transition, the peaceful
Speaker 1: transition of power, because there is just so much energy
Speaker 1: and so much anger, you know among people who are
Speaker 1: on the losing side, that like you're gonna you're gonna
Speaker 1: have problems like that. Yeah, especially because they think it's
Speaker 1: going to be four or something suddenly, what are you
Speaker 1: talking about? Really? Okay, they're gonna like make me get healthcare,
Speaker 1: fucking like like probably relieve some debt I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I don't I'm not I'm not with this. It's weird
Speaker 1: how the energy they're talking about certain policies, Like on
Speaker 1: when Trump came into office, you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: immigrants are going to be fucking savage, Like they're going
Speaker 1: to be treated like in just in the most inhumane ways. Um,
Speaker 1: Islamophobia is going to be on the rise. Uh, black
Speaker 1: and brown people will have to consider their protection with
Speaker 1: such an open racist in office. And these people are like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, they're probably gonna like make me get
Speaker 1: my soy injections were like all cultural worship. It was
Speaker 1: a sucker Carlson or someone who's like Joe Biden's gonna
Speaker 1: make everyone drinks Starbucks. Yeah, yeah, the worst thing you
Speaker 1: could think of. H yeah, I mean it is pretty
Speaker 1: bad Starbucks coffee. Is I would prefer something a bit better.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but I mean yeah, just listening to the
Speaker 1: despair and terror and anger from like Trump voters who
Speaker 1: are being interviewed over the weekend, just but but without
Speaker 1: any real They're they're like there wasn't an explanation for
Speaker 1: what they were afraid of or upset about, other than
Speaker 1: that they think that Biden cheated, and that's a that's
Speaker 1: a very necessary step. You need to keep your outrage up.
Speaker 1: If if you then if you hit the wall like
Speaker 1: sort of, even if you're completely like you know, into
Speaker 1: some other narrative, the logic road ends when you're like, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: what evidence, You're like, um, the I mean, they did it.
Speaker 1: I know that much. But I guess that's been enough
Speaker 1: for the last you know, four years for these people.
Speaker 1: But they're also there seems to be also frustration too,
Speaker 1: because if you're getting pooned by your liberal you know,
Speaker 1: co workers and family members on like Facebook, and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: just show me anything, and you can't. Then it's like
Speaker 1: or even like did you see someone who tweeted at
Speaker 1: the president who was like, sir, you are the president.
Speaker 1: You can send the troops in. You need to just
Speaker 1: do more than tweet, please please, sir. And I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: Alex Trebek, just take it away one more time. In
Speaker 1: other words, so us, it's all just very very It's
Speaker 1: it's an interesting period for all involved, for people trying
Speaker 1: to transition into this new administration and other people, I
Speaker 1: guess transitioning into a more absurd form of surreality. So
Speaker 1: what stops him from sending the troops in Like what
Speaker 1: is it just his root we're accounting on his Republican
Speaker 1: colleagues and the generals to not Yeah, well, I think
Speaker 1: I think what happens is he says something and not
Speaker 1: everyone's like yeah, yeah, yeah, do that ship like because
Speaker 1: the stuff that they are they get unt but there's
Speaker 1: clearly enough there's there are enough people who are sort
Speaker 1: of like mm. Then it's also like you also know,
Speaker 1: like you piste off all the generals, so like, well
Speaker 1: you can give that order, Like who knows if they're
Speaker 1: going to drag their feet because they don't want to
Speaker 1: do this. It's all I don't know. I mean, it
Speaker 1: seems that the he's just rapidly losing political capital um,
Speaker 1: especially now that like most people have accepted the results, um,
Speaker 1: even if they haven't out loud or in the media
Speaker 1: to try and keep the base up. But it's just
Speaker 1: like you know that they're not fired up, like you know,
Speaker 1: like it was eighteen or something. He also just seems exhausted,
Speaker 1: Like he does not seem like he could be you know,
Speaker 1: out there screaming from the balcony, you know, staging this
Speaker 1: cool like he just seems like tired and old, and
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know if it's true, but there's
Speaker 1: that report that he's just like eating way too much,
Speaker 1: even more fast food than usual, and aids are like
Speaker 1: having a light scented candle in the White House to uh,
Speaker 1: to deal with the constant odor. But I just like, wait,
Speaker 1: that's a that's an no, that was that was in
Speaker 1: like a Daily Mail article today. So I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's true enough, but I like to think it's true.
Speaker 1: But I I, yeah, I just don't see like him
Speaker 1: even having like the resolve at this point to do
Speaker 1: something that dramatic. Like I just see him whining and
Speaker 1: moaning and yeah, just going on Twitter until they have
Speaker 1: to throw him out. Yeah, I mean, or someone like
Speaker 1: him just goes to fucking mar Lago and just doesn't
Speaker 1: come back. Yeah, like whatever, who gives an they'll send
Speaker 1: my ship. Technically I'm at the Winter White House, still house.
Speaker 1: The thing will see, I mean, I think the thing
Speaker 1: that will be very telling is what these rallies look like,
Speaker 1: because that's the next that's the next step we're hearing
Speaker 1: is while the lawyers are out there filing, just fucking
Speaker 1: whack ass non substantive cases, our lawsuits to try and
Speaker 1: get a recount or upend the results, which is going
Speaker 1: to happen. And he is saying, or they're all saying
Speaker 1: that he wants to get out there and do some rallies, uh,
Speaker 1: to like really keep the energy up. But like they're saying,
Speaker 1: like in a couple of weeks, And if you're smart,
Speaker 1: you're like, dude, you don't have a couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Like if you're gonna be doing that, you needed to
Speaker 1: be out there every day since Tuesday. That's what he's
Speaker 1: too tired. Like did you hear him, Like the interviews
Speaker 1: he gave an election day, he sounded like Harvey Firestein
Speaker 1: or something like his voice was just shot so froggy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I I think there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of energy at those at those rallies, just based on
Speaker 1: what you're hearing from from the people who voted for him.
Speaker 1: They really think that they're like they fully believe the
Speaker 1: the elections being stolen from them, which you know from
Speaker 1: the people, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's why. Yeah, Like
Speaker 1: he should not Joe Biden should not be cruising around
Speaker 1: and convertibles right now with the Chicago. Yeah, well, I
Speaker 1: just want to say, just to further demonstrate how deep
Speaker 1: people are going to go into their own minds and
Speaker 1: into the spiritual realm to try and correct this result.
Speaker 1: Michelle Bachman, the wonderful Horseship congress person from Minnesota, she
Speaker 1: is just out here. I'm just gonna play this. She's
Speaker 1: like on her selfie videos, just trying to get God
Speaker 1: to wake up. God. Please, I ask, oh God, that
Speaker 1: you would take your iron rod, and I asked that
Speaker 1: you would smash the clay jar of deceit in America.
Speaker 1: Smash the clay jar of delusion in the United States
Speaker 1: of America. Smash the delusion. Please, Father of Joe Biden
Speaker 1: as our president, he is not. Would you take your
Speaker 1: iron rod and smash the strong delusion that Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: does have her House of Representatives. We don't know that.
Speaker 1: Smash in smash Lord to take over for review a
Speaker 1: Senate by Chuck Schumer. Lord smashed it with your iron rod. Smash, smash,
Speaker 1: smash is what we need fucking God to come through with.
Speaker 1: Please please please, Uh Domin Dominatrix, Daddy smashed me with
Speaker 1: your iron rods so I can bust off this clay
Speaker 1: Jar of delusion. It's um, yeah, so now we're praying
Speaker 1: for God to change the news narrative. I don't know
Speaker 1: that seems to be more prevalent among adults on that
Speaker 1: side of the aisle than I would have expected. Maybe everywhere,
Speaker 1: But this notion of God as somebody who like does
Speaker 1: things for you and like you can appeal to for
Speaker 1: for sports wins and stuff. Um, God, we didn't ask
Speaker 1: for a single thing during the pandemic, just one God
Speaker 1: as Santa Claus, God as politics Santa Claus. Um, yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's how most people become atheists, you know,
Speaker 1: like if you're raised around religion, you're liking what happens,
Speaker 1: and then you're gonna pray and then the you're gonna
Speaker 1: get something or what happened. And wait this, this dude
Speaker 1: died so I could because I because I'm gonna jerk
Speaker 1: off is why he died. I'm sorry, this is a
Speaker 1: lot to handle, and already I very vividly remember when
Speaker 1: God left my life when I wanted a motherfucking Nintendo
Speaker 1: for Christmas and I prayed because in my school I
Speaker 1: went to Lutheran school, and like that's how they're setting
Speaker 1: up this relationship to you and God. You pray and
Speaker 1: then God will answer you, blah blah blah, and I'm like, okay, cool,
Speaker 1: I need this motherfucking Nintendo because I'm trying to play
Speaker 1: Battle Toads and I didn't get it, and I was done.
Speaker 1: My heart turned black and nothing could happen even if
Speaker 1: I did get Mario paint in a Super Nintendo. The
Speaker 1: following Christmas, the ship had set sail and I was
Speaker 1: going into the darkness of a godless world. So yeah,
Speaker 1: but even then, it's I don't know, yeah, hate to
Speaker 1: see it. You hate to see it for those people.
Speaker 1: I do feel like the you know, expecting them to
Speaker 1: come around to any version of reality where Trump loss
Speaker 1: is like expecting Christians to be like, yeah, you know what,
Speaker 1: Jesus did get powned by punchers pilot, Like I just
Speaker 1: think that it is not happening for them, Like that's
Speaker 1: their brain is never gonna go in that direction. I mean,
Speaker 1: if there, if it's the same narrative, they should they
Speaker 1: should look at at truly as uh Trump as a
Speaker 1: christ figure, because I'm sure somebody was like, um, Jesus,
Speaker 1: I would hate to tell you this, but you are
Speaker 1: the son of God. You don't have to be crucified
Speaker 1: right now. You know, you don't have to do this
Speaker 1: right now, just so you know, I don't want to
Speaker 1: see this. But if they're going through it, then maybe
Speaker 1: he does have to do that and then go to
Speaker 1: Mara Lago for four years and then he will be risen. Uh,
Speaker 1: step out from the cave. They went to Mara Lago,
Speaker 1: but his body was not there. He was he was
Speaker 1: going to the white just a shroud with orange makeup
Speaker 1: stains on. Let's take a quick break and we'll come
Speaker 1: back and talk about that. And we're back and jam you.
Speaker 1: You dove in and did some research into this conspiracy
Speaker 1: theory that's starting to crop up more and more. That's
Speaker 1: called the Hammer, or it's are around a computer, a
Speaker 1: supercomputer called the Hammer, and a piece of software called
Speaker 1: the Scorecard that comes from this dude, Dennis Montgomery, who
Speaker 1: was a fascinating figure I didn't know about. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean neither. I thought this was really fascinating. He he runs,
Speaker 1: of course we know now he runs the deep state
Speaker 1: computer that hacked all the votes and gave Biden the wind,
Speaker 1: which is called the Hammer. And I guess the software
Speaker 1: is called uh uh the scorecard. But yeah, I guess
Speaker 1: this will pick up traction, like Bannon and people have
Speaker 1: been talking about it on podcasts, and like I searched
Speaker 1: on Twitter, and certainly there were a lot of like
Speaker 1: either bots or you know, sort of all right trolls
Speaker 1: tweeting about about the hammer. But so it's it's all
Speaker 1: kind of based on the idea that this whistleblower, Dennis Montgomery,
Speaker 1: who used to be like a c I a kind
Speaker 1: of contractor uh was, was kind of blowing the lid
Speaker 1: off of this hammer uh computer narrative. But like it's
Speaker 1: so easy to just look him up, Like he has
Speaker 1: a Wikipedia page that just has all of these crazy
Speaker 1: uh exploits that he has been involved with. Like the
Speaker 1: the wackiest one was after nine eleven in the early
Speaker 1: two thousand's, he got more than twenty million dollars in
Speaker 1: government contracts for his patented software that would quote find
Speaker 1: terror plots in uh hidden in broadcasts on Al Jazeera.
Speaker 1: That's oh he got how much? Wait? The government paid
Speaker 1: him more than twenty million dollars too. He said, like
Speaker 1: you could like freeze al Jazero shows and like decode
Speaker 1: the pixels on the TV that would give you times
Speaker 1: and coordinates for where to find the next terrorist plot.
Speaker 1: And this wasn't just like a random thing. They paid
Speaker 1: money for it and didn't like he the advice of
Speaker 1: like flights were grounded as a result of this, Like
Speaker 1: a counter terrorist operation uh went through on Obama's inauguration
Speaker 1: day apparently because of this, Like and it was just
Speaker 1: obviously a total scam, Like it's a con. Shit that's
Speaker 1: so brilliant though of like weaponizing Islamophobia for your con job.
Speaker 1: It's almost like yas or Leicester does with like fedoras
Speaker 1: for freedom about being like, what's this I'll tell these
Speaker 1: white people were a fedora to show your an ally
Speaker 1: of the Black Lives matter, ye all weaponize that. And
Speaker 1: this one's like oh yeah, just so you know, because
Speaker 1: you have you're so afraid of of of Muslims that
Speaker 1: I have a thing that will de scramble their TV
Speaker 1: shows and reveal the hidden message because you already are
Speaker 1: so fucking far gone that you're like, yep, that's like
Speaker 1: the glasses and they live. They just like to show
Speaker 1: you the reality. That's what people said about like the
Speaker 1: devil working through he Man when we were kids, the
Speaker 1: Devil does work through he man, okay, yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 1: there's like other things like he was keep it moving, jam,
Speaker 1: let's not hung up on the Devil does work. Okay. Come.
Speaker 1: He was like a confidential informant for for Sheriff Joe R. Pio,
Speaker 1: who like conned him out of a hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: dollars claiming too Yeah, exactly, uh, using his supercomputer to
Speaker 1: uh to prove a conspiracy between like the judge and
Speaker 1: his racial discrimination case and and the prosecutor. And then
Speaker 1: he was also lifting desperate racists. Yeah, this guy's kind
Speaker 1: of a hero. Yeah, it's kind of amazing. Really. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know why this isn't like a podcast or
Speaker 1: a mini series or something. It's unbelievable. I can't believe
Speaker 1: that this guy actually exists and has gotten that rich
Speaker 1: off of this stuff. So how does he now factor
Speaker 1: into the this election? Well, you see, the main ingredient
Speaker 1: in all of these is that he has a supercomputer
Speaker 1: called the Hammer that he's able to use to decode.
Speaker 1: He's been using the Hammer. He created the Hammer a
Speaker 1: long time ago. He's he's a computer god Tony Stark,
Speaker 1: and he has been using the Hammer to like dig
Speaker 1: into all this information and decode Al Jazeera and now yeah,
Speaker 1: now he's claiming that they I think he's claiming that
Speaker 1: they used his computer to steal the election. And now
Speaker 1: he's like blowing the whistle. Is that right, jam, Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And there's even more stuff, there's even more stories. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's worth reading about because just a fascinating seques
Speaker 1: and just also like the idea that he's one of
Speaker 1: the at least like his his kind of theories are
Speaker 1: are one of the conspiracies that people are using this
Speaker 1: election when there's just so many examples of him literally
Speaker 1: using the same supercomputer narrative in these cons It's it's amazing,
Speaker 1: it's hilarious, and yeah, please please make this a mini
Speaker 1: series with Paul Giamatti or someone. I One thing is,
Speaker 1: I don't think anyone would like the people who are
Speaker 1: buying into the idea that Biden uses supercomputer to steal
Speaker 1: the election are probably not skeptical of the idea that
Speaker 1: he could use his supercomputer to decode Jazeera and uh
Speaker 1: find out like the coordinates of the next terror attack,
Speaker 1: like that that's true. Yeah, Yeah, they're probably just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: of course, man, this guy's a credible source. Is the
Speaker 1: guy who found stopped all those terror attacks in that reality.
Speaker 1: Because their lives are so boring, all of the data
Speaker 1: is out there for them to solve crimes from the
Speaker 1: comfort of their homes, you know what I mean. It's
Speaker 1: like it's actually you just pause out Jazera and you
Speaker 1: look at that, and that's how you save the country. Actually,
Speaker 1: if you just go to this pizza restaurant and check
Speaker 1: out the basement, uh, you might be able to stop
Speaker 1: a child trafficking ring. Actually, if you just look at
Speaker 1: the first letter of each word in this article as
Speaker 1: spells out the storm is coming. Therefore, it's like wow,
Speaker 1: So if if nothing requires expertise, then everyone's an expert.
Speaker 1: And that's like the real danger with all this ship.
Speaker 1: It does feel like all these conspiracies are coming from
Speaker 1: someone just like looking around their room trying to say, like, uh,
Speaker 1: there's uh pizza pizza parlor conspiracy and TV and right,
Speaker 1: it's just like shitty verbal kent from usual suspects. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's literally what they did. Because like the
Speaker 1: whole pizza Gate conspiracy came from a email dump, right,
Speaker 1: So like they the wicked leaks email dump and they
Speaker 1: just went through the random, boring, monotonous day to day
Speaker 1: ship that people email about and like crafted a conspiracy
Speaker 1: out of that. Mm hmm. Let's talk about the mccloskey's
Speaker 1: real quick. I always like they're going through it, really
Speaker 1: going through it. I want to for them, um, if
Speaker 1: you don't know who they are, And that's why I
Speaker 1: have this somber tone, is that the mccloskey's is the
Speaker 1: lawyer couple from St. Louis UM that pulled the straps
Speaker 1: out on the peaceful protesters who were marching through their
Speaker 1: gated community. If you remember, very famously, the probably the
Speaker 1: most famous photo is the one with the woman with
Speaker 1: her hand on or hip with the little handgun a
Speaker 1: little and so here is my handle, here is my nine. Um.
Speaker 1: So these this couple is now suing the photographer who
Speaker 1: took that specific photo. Because I think we all whenever
Speaker 1: we think of the mccloskey's, it's just that like Mustard stage, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like them, just like oh God, honey, let me get
Speaker 1: my a R and you get your little gun and
Speaker 1: we'll fight against progress. So they are now so apparently
Speaker 1: this their their lawyers, UM and they have been apparently
Speaker 1: are like very litigious. They're saying even before all this
Speaker 1: ship went down in the summer, like they're just this
Speaker 1: is how they get down. They like to sue people
Speaker 1: or threatened people with lawsuits. And they're suing this up
Speaker 1: I photographer for this photo because that photo has quote
Speaker 1: contributed to their significant national recognition and infamy. Okay, And
Speaker 1: in addition to suing the photographer and the news service,
Speaker 1: they're also is suing that company, Red Bubble, you know,
Speaker 1: or like you can just get ship printed on a
Speaker 1: coffee mug or like a fucking phone case or like whatever,
Speaker 1: you know, like all those there's like a plenty of
Speaker 1: businesses like that. They're suing Red Bubble too, because they're
Speaker 1: saying their image has proliferated across the world. Um. And
Speaker 1: they say that with Red Bubble and Green Black the photographer,
Speaker 1: they are profiting from T shirts, masks, and other items
Speaker 1: and licensing use of photographs bearing their likeness without obtaining
Speaker 1: their consent. And they said often their image on merchandise
Speaker 1: sold by Red Bubble is accompanied with quote mocking and
Speaker 1: pejorative taglines or captions, causing them quote humiliation, mental anguish,
Speaker 1: and severe emotional distress. Also, uh, they also point out
Speaker 1: that these people themselves used that photo on a personal
Speaker 1: greeting card they made and sent out to fucking people
Speaker 1: could be like ha ha stunting on them. You see us,
Speaker 1: And now they're like, oh, we're suing. That's just that.
Speaker 1: So now they're saying, um, they've humiliated us and and
Speaker 1: and now we need to sue. I guess they know
Speaker 1: very clearly that. I think as many people realize that
Speaker 1: the white supremacist Mario Star that everyone was like glowing
Speaker 1: with the last four years being like that ship is
Speaker 1: wearing off now and they're like, oh, I can't. I
Speaker 1: can't blow through walls like I used to anymore. Like
Speaker 1: I'm straight up going like they're gonna remember me as
Speaker 1: this racist trash couple who should not be practicing law. Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh man, if they if they don't like having cameras
Speaker 1: pointed at them, wait wait till they find out what
Speaker 1: what guns are. Like. Yeah, I've heard people really don't
Speaker 1: like having guns pointed at them. Sure, And I mean,
Speaker 1: of course for for them all their notoriety and infamy.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not like they turned down the opportunity
Speaker 1: to speak at the Republican National Convention. So we'll see
Speaker 1: where this goes. All that all that recognition, Um, what
Speaker 1: do you think that's like? Like obviously they feel some
Speaker 1: type of way about it because they know, like aside
Speaker 1: from the little group of other you know, Stevie racists
Speaker 1: they hang out with, who might pat him on the back,
Speaker 1: there's those moments or people like they're like, did you
Speaker 1: just I don't know if you saw we were in
Speaker 1: another post again from that one meme company, and it's
Speaker 1: really it really makes us look bad, honey. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think we should sue, like if it's getting to them,
Speaker 1: if people are if in their own family people keep
Speaker 1: talking about them. But well, I mean with that those
Speaker 1: outfits too, Like I don't know that i'd recognize either
Speaker 1: of them in a Panera bread. So I wonder if
Speaker 1: they're suing for being made to throw out those outfits,
Speaker 1: like they can't wear those outfits in public. I mean,
Speaker 1: the mustard stains on his pink polo shirt may have
Speaker 1: already been a loss anyway. And and then her striped
Speaker 1: I remember she had a black and white striped shirt,
Speaker 1: he had a pink polo and they both were stained
Speaker 1: with Mustard. Yeah, hey, we've all been there. I mean
Speaker 1: she looked like to like the henchman from the old
Speaker 1: Batman TV show. Yeah, like she looked like she was
Speaker 1: already a cartoon villain. Yeah, it's all very cartoonish. And yeah,
Speaker 1: it's weird how we've had like those moments and then
Speaker 1: other ones like where I actually felt good to like
Speaker 1: suddenly it's it's weird. It's it's starting to become like
Speaker 1: more surreal. Uh as the calendar, your clocks down. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the fact that that was in June, Like you could
Speaker 1: have told me that was in March, or you could
Speaker 1: have told me it was last week. Yeah. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: was like, oh yeah, I remember Trump was re inaugurated
Speaker 1: and then the mccloskey's pointed people, yet remember them. It's
Speaker 1: right after FDR almost got shot. Yeah, that amazing flag
Speaker 1: fight with Hoover, you know, obviously handled the economy so well.
Speaker 1: It's not like inside out pockets were known as Hoover
Speaker 1: flags back then. I mean that's just good branding by FDR.
Speaker 1: Yeah I knew what he was doing. Yeah, that to
Speaker 1: suppress the vote. A guy who came up with Hooverville's
Speaker 1: and Hoover flags that's who. That's who cost me the election.
Speaker 1: Uh JM, it's been a pleasure having you on the show.
Speaker 1: Where can people find you and follow you? Oh? Thanks
Speaker 1: for having me guys. You can find me on Twitter
Speaker 1: at j m McNab again. I also co host a
Speaker 1: movie podcast, rewatch Ability. You can find that anywhere anywhere
Speaker 1: you get podcasts. And is there a tweet or some
Speaker 1: other work of social media you've been enjoying? Oh I
Speaker 1: I did. Uh. I don't know if you guys watched
Speaker 1: Gravity Falls, but the guy who created it, and there's
Speaker 1: a lot of the voices, Alex Hirsch has been calling
Speaker 1: into the Trump voter fraud hotline as Gravity Falls characters,
Speaker 1: which has been pretty enjoyable. So if you go to him,
Speaker 1: he's at Underscore Alex Hirsch on Twitter, Uh, miles, where
Speaker 1: can people find you and follow you? Almost tweet you've
Speaker 1: been enjoying? Oh man? And I've been on Twitter and
Speaker 1: Instagram as Miles of Gray. That's where you can find
Speaker 1: me there. I haven't been on I don't know, but
Speaker 1: I did see this one tweet. I will say someone
Speaker 1: retweeted it just because at the levels of denial are
Speaker 1: really something else. Someone is comparing the vote count in
Speaker 1: the state of Washington, saying like, Okay, so this is weird,
Speaker 1: Like over three point eight million votes were cast in Washington,
Speaker 1: yet there's only six four thousand people that live in Washington.
Speaker 1: And in this person's screen caps, they don't even see
Speaker 1: that the population they're looking at is the population of Washington,
Speaker 1: District of Columbia, d C. A very small part of
Speaker 1: the country where the capital is, and the state of Washington.
Speaker 1: And still out here like they're like, what the funk
Speaker 1: is going on in our country? Clearly it's a failure
Speaker 1: of the education system for starters. So that's that's point one.
Speaker 1: Uh and then from there, who knows, I mean, white
Speaker 1: supremacies completely rotting people's brain. So it's a few different things.
Speaker 1: M hmmm. Tweet I've been enjoying. Dan White tweeted just
Speaker 1: found out my dentist doesn't buy back old teeth. I
Speaker 1: thought it was like a GameStop situation. Apparently they quote
Speaker 1: have literally no use for old teeth, quote couldn't use
Speaker 1: them if they wanted to, and quote need some kind
Speaker 1: of explanation for where all these teeth came from. I
Speaker 1: love that guy. You can find me on Twitter, Jack
Speaker 1: Underscore O'Brian. You can find us on Twitter at Daily's
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Speaker 1: We have a Facebook fan page and a website Daily's
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Speaker 1: our footnotes. We link off to the information that we
Speaker 1: talked about in today's episode, as well as the song
Speaker 1: we ride out on miles. What are we riding out
Speaker 1: on today? Just high energy, you know, we're just gonna
Speaker 1: get our our shoulders shaken, our toes happened. Uh. This
Speaker 1: is a track from Use of Days uh and pass
Speaker 1: Ali you. It's called front Line and it's just got
Speaker 1: like you, dude, use of so nasty on the drums uh,
Speaker 1: And I've played other works of his before, but this
Speaker 1: one it just got like it's almost like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: drum and bassie live drums, Uh, just good energy. So
Speaker 1: that's what we need to start. I'm trying to reinvigorate
Speaker 1: my body because I am exhausted. I think I keep
Speaker 1: saying that, but I'm really like, as the days we're
Speaker 1: on from Tuesday, I'm like more and more like, what
Speaker 1: have I become a risk of a man? I feel
Speaker 1: more like completely worn out from the last week, and
Speaker 1: I feel like I need to give myself that Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: well it's weird because we started this show as like
Speaker 1: a response to the administration and then like we've gotten
Speaker 1: to this point and now it's like fuck and there's
Speaker 1: still so much more to do. But also like we
Speaker 1: I think we very much. Also, I think all people
Speaker 1: need to figure out how to give themselves just a
Speaker 1: moment of reflection and rest, because like it's it's not old,
Speaker 1: and the only way we're going to keep going is
Speaker 1: if we properly take a rest, properly exect victories around
Speaker 1: you feel good because you gotta keep the batteries. Got
Speaker 1: to be full, uh to stay in it. So you know,
Speaker 1: we'll be figuring out ways to charge our batter I'm
Speaker 1: telling you. Murder Root, Yeah, yeah, I think on my
Speaker 1: hop in off because I loved I remember as a kid,
Speaker 1: I loved it because I was like, oh man, look
Speaker 1: at this nicely. My best friend Chris got real into Murder,
Speaker 1: she wrote after we graduated, just like Fount literally nothing
Speaker 1: else than which is like all right, the daily like guys,
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