Well, it ain't exactly Wednesday, but that's okay.
Close enough.
We're hanging out with Steve, a poikin' it.
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You're nobody if you don't have a tinfoil hat.
All right, let's get going with Steve.
I will say this, I told you the story.
I did get kicked off of X very, very briefly
for two or three days.
For saying that Lindsey Graham is dead
and it's a beautiful day.
And it's a wonderful day.
I didn't say, connect him, I just said he's dead
and the sky is blue and our food tastes better.
It's just a beautiful day, Lindsey Graham's dead.
And they said it was hate speech and they threw me off.
However, you can go on Twitter
and you can literally see people saying, I hate that bastard.
I'm glad he's dead, fuck him.
That's not hate speech apparently.
But apparently it's not hate speech when you say,
I hate him, I'm glad he's dead,
may he burn in hell all over.
You can find that.
But if you say, he's dead, it's a nice day.
Ah, that's unacceptable.
Which they-
They've got it in for you Garland, they do
because you're right, there were a lot more people
that were a lot more, I don't know, upfront,
less coy about it.
And I did see a multitude of, I don't know,
almost congratulatory posts
to Mystery Heart Illness.
Maybe Russia, nobody really knows for sure,
although there's a lot of circumstantial evidence
at this point to suggest that Lindsey Graham
was taken out in Ukraine.
I don't know, what do you think about it?
I think so, I think so, I mean,
I put up articles on all my show,
one of them where a month ago,
you remember the Russians released this thing that says,
diplomat should leave Ukraine, it's dangerous.
And in that, and I've shown it on a bunch of my,
they specifically said drone industry,
that we will be targeting the drone industry
and drone technology.
And then there's another article,
secret drone base that Lindsey Graham visited
on Friday, was targeted and struck with missiles
shortly after he left, shortly after he left,
perhaps it wasn't shortly after he left.
I wonder if it's gonna be an open casket, perhaps not.
Perhaps he, maybe he's been,
they may say he's been cremated.
Yeah, he was cremated on Friday,
he was cremated by an inch candor missile.
I don't think the Russian said, let's kill Lindsey Graham,
but I do think the Russian said,
stay the fuck out of these drone shops,
because if we see one, we're gonna blow it up soon
as we see it.
And if you happen to be there,
let your conscience be your guide.
That's, I don't think they said, let's kill Lindsey Graham.
But I think if they discovered a drone shop,
they're gonna blow it up.
And if you happen to be in there,
then perhaps you'll have a mysterious heart,
aortic terror suddenly thing.
Cause they, Steve, the government never tells you the truth.
If they said he was blown up in a drone shop,
that meant he had a heart attack at home.
And if they say he had a heart attack at home,
he was blown up in a drone shop.
I never believed those bastards.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, what's funny is that in the handful of interviews
that Donald Trump was giving about it,
or the handful of times that he was, you know,
doing a call in or whatever, and it got brought up,
he would refer to mystery heart thing.
And then just the other day, he was like,
well, it turns out that's not right.
I guess just a part of him blew up.
Yes.
It's like, oh, really?
Are you accidentally letting it out of the bag there?
I mean, that's a odd phraseology
for anything medical related.
Trump claims Lindsey's body literally blew up.
Now you notice, he didn't say figuratively blew up, did he?
He said, to really blew up.
What happened to him?
His body literally blew up.
Really, I didn't know your heart could do that.
It's possible.
And if there's 2,000 pounds of high explosive
coming in at, I don't know, Mark IV or something like that,
it could probably cause you problems.
There is another possibility that we haven't discussed.
And that was, he was given a custom,
I don't know, let's call it a pager,
but of the like sit and spin variety.
And he was given one of those,
his good friends in the Israeli government.
And he was removed from the playing field, as it were,
as kind of a warning sign,
cause if you recall just the day or two before,
Lindsey Graham's demise, his final ride on the rainbow.
Donald Trump was briefed by Israeli intelligence
and they were telling him,
hey man, you gotta be careful
because there's a lot of Iranians that have it out for you.
And Israel had also suggested that at least two,
if not three of the quote unquote,
assassination attempts on Donald Trump
were Iranian inspired orchestrated, that kind of thing.
So it is a possibility that this was a warning shot
as it were to Donald Trump,
which he responded immediately by bombing Iran.
As soon as he found out that Lindsey Graham was dead,
the very next thing he did was bomb Iran.
Oh, he probably had Netanyahu on the phone.
Hey, I just called Don and say,
hey, it's shame it happened to your boy Lindsey.
Yeah, you know, I just don't know how to deal with it.
Well, bombing Iran would make you feel better.
Really? You think so, baby?
Yeah, probably you, you'll feel much better.
Just bomb Iran.
Okay, let's see.
We've heard a lot of your comments.
He lost a big friend.
I saw him in Ukraine on his way back.
And we all saw the video.
He didn't look so hot.
I'm told by those who know him.
Maybe he looked a little off and was tired.
Look, the Russians have,
they ever have it a poisoning people they don't like.
No, the Russians poisoned him.
Once called for Putin to be, you know, taken out.
Do you have any suspicions or worries?
Do you think we know the whole story about his death?
Well, I think we do.
We've had great doctors and they talked about, you know,
a certain part of his body literally blew up.
What was that?
Did I say blew up?
I mean, oh, a certain, I mean, a toer and blood came out
of the certain part of his eye.
Shit.
Didn't mean to say blew up.
So I'm just saying Donald Trump sometimes has diarrhea
to mouth and doesn't know how to keep his mouth shut
when he should.
And I think, you know, it's like the old saying,
called for you, doctor Freud on line one.
Right.
Whatever you do, Don.
Don't say anything about missiles or him blowing up. Oh, okay
I won't say anything about it missiles
You know like when somebody says whatever you do don't look that don't trip when you're walking across state and stage to get your
Your award whatever you do don't roll web
Don't say anything about blowing up. Okay. I won't say he blew up
Where is he anyway? Well, he's in Ukraine really. Yeah, and he's in Poland. Yeah, man
I think he's in DC and probably maybe part of who's by now flying over Bulgaria
He ain't a good it ain't the best days ain't the best day not a good day
It's a good day for the rest of the world though. Very very good day. So anyway
So let us get going and let's start open a AI our favorite group
That's here to make things better for my for humanity says they got their first
Opening I AI's first on where devices reportedly a screenless speaker that can move
It's when they can move a I don't need a speaker that can move because it probably has a microphone that can record me and
Well, of course it does how else is it going to be able to listen to you and pull up your
Favorite Lindsey Graham quote playlists or you know, I mean if it's not following you room to room as
Sort of this, you know hovering sentinel the then number one
I mean, how are you really gonna get you know your?
90s R&B slow jams playlist in your ear everywhere you go number two, how are you gonna feel safe? I
Mean really I know that I would feel safer if a creepy little robot speaker was floating around the house following me everywhere
I went well, it's been far better than that
Sources described the device of Bloomberg is having a personality and being able to proactively
Learn about its owner over time. Well, I wonder if the thing is that it's learning about its owner over time
Could possibly be passed on to I don't know government agencies
Palantir
For a unit 8200 so now we got a device open. I as the AI newly surfaced device sounds something
Like something of a departure from traditional smart speakers. Yeah, it really does
The machine would have X listen to this the machine would have access to a user's digital life drawing off things like emails
It's weirdly described as involving mechanical elements that can move on their own
This is a light device is designed to feel like a companion and become a physical manifestation of open up
Yeah, that don't sound good. Yeah, no device. This is probably the device right here
You think it's a model you think it's a guy you think it's somebody from that's the probably the frickin device right there
it's interesting to me the chat GPT open AI is rolling this out right now as
The Chinese have rolled back and curbed their AI companions. Yes
They they determine and just over the course of a couple of years of looking at it Chinese government determine that humans were developing
I mean
very very
deep
Parasocial relationships with their AI chat bots and so they were like
Sorry, but we got to get rid of them and there's a whole lot of people in China right now that are going through
Look like the the stages of grief
Overlosing their AI companions and yet we've got Sam Altman man
You know everybody else involved in the AI race the people at Anthropic Google you name it who are doing everything possible
To pour more AI companion style features into all of their products
Yeah, wow, and they're saying that this is just the tip of the expert right
So the bottom line is they haven't detailed its form factor yet
Oh, yeah, I'm sure it depends if you're a guy
It's gonna be a hot babe in a you know like one of these silicone hot babes in a bikini if you're a woman
It'll be some guy with a six-pack. You know what I mean? They will make it appear
However, it needs it like I remember there was this
There was this Star Trek episode where they landed on the planet and there was this man
And there was this creature that he lived with that was a weird creature that kind of ate you by sucking the salt out of your body
But whatever the case the creature could make itself appear to be anything
And it appeared to be this beautiful woman who this guy like loved and she died when the spaceship crashed there
So the the creature was like his companion and the creature
Looked like a beautiful woman to him and looked like whatever he needed and it could make itself look like whatever you needed to look like
Right to be your companion. So I'm just saying I'm sure AI, you know, when you order it
They'll they'll when you order it what they'll probably do is like look at your online pages
Look at everything you've ever done online. They'll come up with exactly what would be like the most beautiful woman to you
And they'll send it there and a lot of guys will say open the box and say let's look at this
They're open to the wife the box and they're like their girl will just like hit them over the head
Yeah, get yourself beat the hell I thought I was ordered a speaker
I didn't know it was gonna be a naked model for god's sake
Oh man, totally unrelated, but uh, I
Why pirate the world cup streams because I
loathe
FIFA as an organization
So at like any, you know, good citizen globally not not even just american
Uh, I pirate the streams the problem with that is that when you're pirating
You know a live stream, there's a lot of spam ads
You have to click through in order to finally get it back on to to the feed
And so we've got it on the big screen in the living room you my girl are sitting there
And two of the pop-up ads were like some ai porn thing
You know and so I got made fun of for a solid half an hour
Because of that, but it's like I'm really glad there were no kids around when we were pulling this up because that's crazy
That's crazy. I thought we got rid of pop-ups 20 years ago anyway
But no no we didn't there was legislation about this. I'm almost positive
But that's all gone by the wayside. So yeah, I mean and it's also the price you pay
When you pirate, you know any live stream not that I ever would after the world cup
And certainly not that I do whenever we do ufc commentary because I mean that that I would be personally
Offending one of donald trump's good friends dana white and I don't want to do that
No, I mean just like I mean I would never get an android box
So I could see every single channel in the world for nothing
You know that would be wrong. Certainly wouldn't ever do that
But if I did then I'd watch every single channel in the world for nothing
And probably just buy an android box at the flea market for a hundred bucks
But it's wrong for people to do that kind of crap because I mean, you know, look come on these cable cut these cable tv billionaires
They got to have another 500 foot yacht and it's our job to make sure they get it
I'm doing my part
Exactly, but yeah, so that's what we've got now. We've got speakers. So now because it started with what is it?
google uh
You've got alexa
I don't like those things. I wouldn't want one of those then google has one
They had nest or something like that the google nest. I remember this product
I know they might put all this stuff in their house and it's your thermostat
Your every all of your stuff in your house gets put into this google nest
Network
And all of it works off your phone and all that kind of stuff
But again, they know what the temperature is in your house. They know when you're leaving
They know when you're going. They know what temperature you like what you like every single thing that you do
the more
Every device in your house that you connect to that network is another data point that they can use to sell you stuff
Or just to know where the hell you were
I will guarantee you if something happened and somebody turned up missing or something
They're like garland nixon's a suspect suddenly they'd say well garland. What time did you get home?
Oh, and uh, I came home and it was kind of hard to turn the heat heat up
It about 11 o'clock. No, you didn't garland. You got home at 9 51 and you actually turned the heat down. What do what?
Yeah, well, and so here's the thing that we've been discussing on am wake up through over the last really several months
but with the rise of all of the surveillance technology the
uh outsourcing of any and all presumption of police investigation has gone with it and now
A police investigation is well the robot said
The camera said and there's no follow-up outside of that. It's up to the individual citizen
Who operates under a presumption of guilt now?
to provide their own surveillance technology to try to counter the surveillance
That was being done to them and they've there have been a handful of individuals who finally got out from under
the the boot of the state
By going look, I have my own surveillance and my surveillance from my home and my neighbor's ring cam and this and blah blah blah puts me here
And not there clearly your surveillance isn't as good as you think it is
And that's what court cases are going to be going forward because there's no such thing as following a lead anymore
There's no such thing as chasing down different avenues
Of possible illegality or connections. You just go. Oh, well the robot said
Yeah, exactly
And so now I mean we we haven't don't have this on our agenda, but now
You know, there's we've got what what what, you know, a lot of people call butthole covid
Now we've got this so-called
A parasite from eating lettuce or god only knows what
Now they're saying it's fruits and lettuce or something like that that if you eat that you'll crap yourself to death
That's all we need great just the new and you think to yourself
Well, they're trying they you know covid they gave that a shot to see you know
Got lots of data and got lots of people
With three or four boosters so that worked quite well and now they got butthole covid
So I guess, you know, I don't know the toilet paper industry will be thrilled
They're going to make somebody's going to make a fortune out of that
But now there's you know, you got of course, I'm always suspicious
But when I see there's a loose parasite really and there's a pile of ticks that are showing up all over the place
Something freaking weird is going on here tips and parasites
Yeah, the the lettuce thing has happened a couple of times not necessarily this prevalently
It is kind of gross
and
from most, you know, look that you can
Posit that it's way more nefarious than what the actual
Official explanation is what the official explanation is has to do with the way that monocropped agriculture works
Where you've got massive fields of the exact same thing being grown and then you've got
Underpaid exploited labor that you bring in where you've got one porta potty per
Yeah
And they got a crap in the field
Yeah, people poop in the field
And when they do and stuff isn't clean properly on the way you can definitely get ill from it and uh the
I just kind of the thought that like your local
You know, organic grocery store could be more dangerous to you than a chipotle
Is very very upside down to me. Well, let's just say this
It seems to me for some reason. I don't know what this but whole kovat as they call it is
But i'm gonna tell you right now every last time I went to mexico city
I came back and whatever it was there came back with me for the next week
I was you know, couldn't stray far from the porcelain convenience
Uh for the next week. So every time I go to mexico, I seem to come back with uh, whatever this, uh
Unthinkable item is I don't know what it is, but whatever it is. They must grow it in mexico in spades
Right, right dang
All right, let's get going. This is important
Metapens and ai devices tracks your emotions and watches you take your meds. In fact, it's I'm sure
Make sure that you've had the latest booster. I don't know. Let's take a look at this
Yeah, this is pretty crazy
As far as that goes
If you're if you're putting a mo oh here I can uh, I'm already but no, I'm I think I'm a paid member
Okay, he's gonna say that's 404. It says sign out. I'm in
Weird
Um, see it says right here sign out. Yeah
odd
Meda has filed a patent for a system that records your voice and surrounds all
And surroundings all day
Then uses an ai to analyze your mood
The patent stated theoretical goal is for meta company that makes billions of dollars targeting ads at its users based on their data
It's to sell a wearable that taylor's workouts for them based on whether they're happy or sad
You look man
I remember the old days we had mood rings. They change colors
I'm okay with a mood ring. I don't need an ai device
Yeah, yeah, no nor do you need all of that data being sent to third party brokers and law enforcement at all times
It's at this point
It's beyond naive to think that that's not what's happening with all of your information that all of these things scoop up at all times
You would have to be wildly
uh naive
to
I I don't know think that it would be anything other than that
And this is on top of the new rules for the automobile industry
Which are doing the exact same thing where they're tracking tracking pupil dilation
Heart rate breath rate all that kind of stuff erratic movement. You looking down at something for a half a second too long
this is uh
Just all encompassing surveillance and while this is just a patent
And it's not part of any new current technology
The patent in and of itself says they already know how to do it
if
They've contracted this technology through the military which a lot of times that is what happens then the military
Or military intelligence has already been
Using it and by the time it hits the commercial marketplace
They're anywhere from 15 to 50 years into a development and rolling out of the technology
So this is concerning on a number of different levels. Well, the other part of it is this, okay?
They're patenting it now patenting patenting it doesn't mean they ain't already using it
If you remember we file with a couple weeks ago. One of the things that we were looking into was
One of these google or one of them who said we've got this technology and we may start you
We may may use it in the future and it came out
They were already using it and had been using it for a long time, right?
So what we find out is they're patenting in that
But they say they haven't been using it you look into their algorithm
And you look into their to their programs and they're already using this stuff and they just like yeah
We may at some point start using that they've been using it for years. It's everything everywhere. It's you big with this
They're using it. They're selling it to everybody's using it now. Here's the next thing
You got them. They're looking at see your mood. You got Netflix that knows what you're watching
You think these things that these companies don't all work together and all this stuff goes together
You think netflix is not now paying for a part of that when he's watching whatever he's watching
I want to see where it's moved where it's emotions go
And as you said the police something happened at a given time of day, right? Well, I was watching the um
I was watching the soccer match and somebody would go
And I freaked out right but meanwhile across town somebody was murdered at the same time
And they're like well garland
Let's let's look and see at the exact time of murder who around this city because you know
They got thousands of who around this city suddenly freaked out. There we go right there garland nixon
He freaked out well
Yeah, but he was watching the game from an hour ago
He missed it and he taped the game so he could watch it when he got home
but at the time of the murder
He freaked out and they could probably look through the city
But all of the thousands and tens of thousands of people and say
Who freaked out at this time? You know what i'm saying these algorithms. It's not just you
They put them all together who was freaking out at four or one pm
We got a guy here. Who is he garland nixon run some info on him. Let's find out. Where was he?
What was he doing? Why why'd he freak out?
Yeah, and then oh, he's a political dissident. Well, bring him in regardless
Regardless, let's let's you know, let's go ahead and put him on the hot seat for a little bit
See if anything shakes loose. There you go. We'll bring him in. We'll threaten him a little bit
No garland. We were yesterday for watching the game the game was on a two and it was over by three. Yeah, but I uh, uh
I uh taped it and watched it later. I think you watched it on time. No, did you call me a lie boy?
You calling me a liar?
No, I'm not gonna call you a liar sir. I'm just saying
You know how the games they play but so there we go
We know now that think about this
You got an ai device and this is perfect
In the first store you got an ai device that can walk around the house and follow you
And track your moods and emotions and watch you take your meds. Hey steve. Yes, uh ai friend
It's 4 p.m. You didn't take your blood pressure medicine
Oh, how did you know I need to take my you take your blood pressure medicine every day at 4 p.m
In fact, you seem like you have a lot of anxiety right now garland. Why just what are you so anxious about?
You know, hey, you have three two many questions ai device. You're freaking me out
We have now dispatched the local response team to deal
With uh with your mental break
Yeah, and then of course it's like an hrt team or something like that. Exactly shows up every time and yeah, it's you know
You seem to be strange. I think I will have to have the police accompany the
The uh medical response team. No, no, no, I'm not. Please don't send the cops
Yeah
Well, that's not good. Let's see what else we got steve. There's a bit we got bigger and better things going on
Uh, uh, oh boy. So this this is maybe good. I don't know. Let's take a look at this one
The LAPD regularly pulled over innocent people because license plate readers flagged their cars as stolen
Oh boy, you love these flock cameras. Hey, there's a and just think about it
You're you they they pull you over
They say your car's stolen. So the cops think you're a criminal anyway, and they see something flashing a car
It's shiny object. I think it's a gun
Open fire bow. You get shot because of a flock camera. What do we know about this deep?
well, uh, you know, this is one of those like
Bad news leads to good news
types of situations because
The flock camera systems the lpr systems in los angeles were flagging so many different vehicles
Um, and we're taught. I mean we realize I understand there's a lot of cars in los angeles
but if they're screwing up
161 times in a relatively short amount of time
That's a huge margin of error and only weathermen and vaccine salesmen get to have such a
ridiculous rate of return
On their product and now we've got license plate reader systems that do the exact same thing
There's something called a hit rate, right? I mean, you know this there's a hot list for all stolen vehicles and
all of the license plates that
you know are
Suspected to belong to people who like to that, you know kidnap their own son or daughter or something like that
Inlets or yeah, it's called inlets. Um, I remember I used to because I had
Which we'll call it investigations
Was under the inlets it stands for national law enforcement tracking system
If a car is stolen
We bring up inlets and you put a description of the car and you put the uh license plate into inlets
And if a police officer pulls that car over he runs the license plates it beings up in inlets
This is a stolen car, but they don't have to do that now because they've got flat cameras
So the flock camera now is looking at license plates and all of a sudden it goes
Yep, that's a stolen camera dispatch an officer. I mean stolen car dispatch an officer except as you said in 161 times
It wasn't a stolen car
so, uh
If you wouldn't mind into your browser type eyes on flock dot com
And just pull pull the website up. I know we've done this on the show before but it's definitely worth repeating
There at the first thing you'll probably notice if you're watching right now
You're not listening on audio only or anything like that first thing you'll notice is a number that just constantly
ticks upward
That's the estimated vehicles tracked
Just in the time that you have the website open that that we've been
Talking with the website up for about 15 seconds and already it's nearly a quarter million vehicles
Holy crap
Now if you scroll down just a little bit where the the aggregated portal stats are listed
um
This is the eyes on flock only goes through
Databases where this information is publicly available
So they're out of over a hundred thousand cameras reported. This represents 28,000 of them. Wow
now
There there have been
uh 192,704
Encounting searches
That individual law enforcement officers have engaged in off of these 28,000 cameras
Resulting in a hot list hit rate of 1.18
Wow
That's less than one and a half percent far less than even two percent
Now if less than two percent
Uh of the time that you're using this product it results in a hot list hit
You're not using it to find certain vehicles
You're using it to collect data and store it on literally everyone
We've been talking now for about three minutes scroll back up real quick and let's see where that tracker's at
Almost a million pushing up on a million vehicles track in this 30 to 60, you know 30 to 90 seconds
The the surveillance state isn't a concept. It's not a threat about what's coming. We currently live in it
Yeah, this I mean this page or this website is a tremendous amount of information. Um
Wow, and it it will also show you
Which uh municipalities use the flock camera system?
Uh the most oddly on there is uh appalachian state university
Wow now ya campus
needs to
Number one most campuses you're not really allowed to have vehicles on right own vehicles
Number two
Those cameras are less likely to be pointed at roads and more likely to be pointed
At pathways and walkways
Because it's a campus so license plate readers
Aren't license plate readers they're
spy cameras
Exactly all they are
Wow
glenn ardent maryland. Oh zero
Oh
Or they're probably some of these places are probably not telling you
But yeah, wow
So these are eyes on flock a million and a half cameras
Flock claims greater than 20 billion plate plate reads a month across 49 states
Wow
Yeah, that's an insane amount of data and we've found
through uh
freedom of information act requests and public records requests that regardless of what flock says
Every time they
Take a picture of your vehicle
That data is stored for up to 30 days
So over let's say a 20 day period
They can access
All of your movements for the past previous 30 days
And they can build an incredibly detailed portfolio of
Each and every one of your movements
Anything that may seem erratic or out of pattern is definitely going to be flagged
The sheer amount of data that we give up involuntarily
Every single day it is absolutely insane and just kind of keep it in your head if you're not already that
Digitally, there's no such thing as privacy. There's only operational security and every time you leave your house
And you don't have your phone in like a faraday pouch
You're broadcasting all of that data everywhere you go
Because this is about surveillance state whack-a-mole now
Look at this
They've got a hot list feature where police internal license plate and get a ping or notification about the vehicle's whereabouts whenever it passes
any camera
And connect the camera so they put your stuff your your thing in and you know, here's the thing
You don't have to have violated the law
You don't have to have done anything wrong. They can just say I'm gonna put this guy's in now
By the way, you could be a dissident who has a youtube or a show
But perhaps I don't know maybe even on rumble where you say things that the government doesn't like and all of a sudden
You're in one of these databases and it pings everywhere you go. I suspect
I lean up Steve that that is a case the case now
If that weren't bad enough
Oh, I do have like a positive to that though as far as the la pd goes the la pd has cancelled their contract
With with flock la sheriff's department has not
Uh, but they are under the same
They're under the same pressure now. Here's the the bait and switch la pd is still allowed at any point to go into the la sd
Database and search for things and still get all of the hits and all of the pings
Whenever a particular license plate drives by a car that gets picked up on the la sd
System which is the sheriff's department. Yeah, the police department the sheriff's department. Yeah
Yeah, so they still have access to the same thing
Yeah
That's that's where we're at and uh garland, you know, you can testify to this the la pd
Is only operational inside the los angeles city limits whereas los angeles sheriff's department encompasses all of la county
Which is a number of other cities as well
So they're really better off but here's the thing they might have said why the hell we need this when we we're already on the sheriff's department
We're paying for two contracts here. There's no point of it. Yeah. Now. Let's see what this schmuck says
Now throughout history outposts that has been where the protectors are stationed at the edge of civilization
That's what outpost is. It's a next generation fixed camera. You can set anywhere
An outpost protecting the boundaries of your community
I'm also excited to announce that we are working with another industry
Leader to turn street lights into smart lpr and live streaming cameras
We built a reputation with more than 900 cities and utilities
For turning ordinary street lights
Into extraordinary tools for public safety
So todd's plugging this into the photocell socket, which has been common for 60 years on 450 million street lights
10 to 40 hours of video storage and all integrated
With axon fuses
Oh
I am feel so much safe. Here's the bullshit part from a person who taught that this is to keep you safe, right?
This is to protect us. No, it's not
Uh, I thought this stuff
Cameras are not for protection therefore surveillance
Right, for instance people have a business and they're like, I don't have to worry. I have cameras
Yeah, one of the things I would do was go out to businesses and talk to them about crime in the area and things that I got
Trained in this thing called, you know, this crime institute where personal security and business security
What can businesses do to make sure that they're not victims of crime?
And I would go to businesses in my younger years and talk to them about how and they'd say, yeah, but we got cameras
We've got security and I'd say no
A camera is not security. The camera is surveillance. I said, let me explain something to you about that camera
Somebody comes in here and they shoot you
And you're dead
We can go look at the video later and find them and caught them
But then it could do you a damn bit of good
I said what you need is security for instance a button under the camera
That you hit with the under the behind it that you hit with your knees
Some guy walks in and says stick them up. Oh man, you hit the button with your knee
And it's a silent alarm that calls the police that security security
Physically something happens to secure your personal property
Surveillance sees things, but it provides no security. So that guy's lying. He says yes
These cameras provide security. No, they don't they only provide surveillance
And I would be willing to bet if I thought that I'd be willing to bet
He knows the difference between security and surveillance. It ain't going to keep you
It's secure surveillance is after the fact
I don't
After you pass through unless I'm watching if I'm watching if I have a person
Watching every single camera all the time which they have AI doing it
So they kind of do but it's not a real person
But it's still so he can't just say this is surveillance for your community where we can see every damn thing that comes on
So he changed it and says it's security as if you so you're supposed to believe it's there to protect you
Which it ain't
So what's interesting about that is that a lot of what we know is AI is just a call center in a third world country
Yeah, and so just recently there was a story about cops being dispatched to a Waymo
because there were kids teenagers
in the back of the Waymo and uh, they
had um
It wasn't even a fake gun. It was just like a uh, uh, they had a toy
and they had uh power aides and the Waymo or the the dude watching the Waymo
Determined that there were underage kids drinking and threatening people with a firearm in the Waymo
So they activated the security protocols in the Waymo
Stops police come guns drawn haul these 15 year old kids out of there scare the crap out of them and they're like, oh
Whoops never mind
Like what are you gonna do put them back in the Waymo?
How are they getting home now one
Yeah, you would assume that they're in the Waymo to begin with because uh an adult
In their immediate family isn't around to give them a ride
you know
So now that you stop them mid-journey hauled them out
Scared the crap out of them told them that they were vitally
You know, they were armed and dangerous and threatening vehicles while drinking
Now you're just gonna be like, oh well our bad. Anyway, have a good day citizen
It's it's insane to me that the amount of screw-ups that these companies can get away with
Have little to no impact on their bottom line or their ability to proliferate in every single city town
municipality in the country
I always like to say, you know, there are always these uh, you can always go back to like an old movie
You know what I think about when you when you said, okay. Goodbye citizen. Have a good day
You ever see robo cop? Oh, yeah
Was absolutely great that with the AI police officer that's coming
Yeah, that was the AI police officer
That that that's definitely that definitely. I mean, that's the inevitable there where the firemen the police officers you name it
And you know what they'll say we're better off now the fire department doesn't need people
Real people would not be able to go into it
To your home and they'll show like this this fireman who goes into a house
That's like a thousand degrees and gets the person and saves them and jumps out the window 20 stories down and
You know climbed down the side of the building. Wow
That's awesome. Kind of reminds me of AI robot. Yeah, it really really does
reminds
Reminds you about rolling out that not just, you know, the robot dogs
For bomb detection or robot dogs for, you know, crowd
Surveillance or anything like that like actual robo cops. They're they're starting to roll those out now
at showing videos where
You know basic general
You need 80 bodies in an event. You don't expect anything to happen
But you need a body there and so somebody on the force is getting over time to
Stand around and be at a concert or something like that
They're gonna start you're gonna see more and more of that more and more robo meter maids
And then they'll bring out
The you know mecca officer
Stomp your ass
4,000
exactly
and then like just like uh
A robo cop that was great where the first things came out
citizen
Freeze and me and the person was like, no, wait. He's just opened the
She goes everybody on stage. They're like, oops. Oh, wow. We might have a slight glitch in the software there
In robo top in robo cop 2
there's a great scene where they go through the uh
The failed experiments
Of bringing about the robo cops and it really is it's like a robot walking through a door
And then just shooting all of the scientists
We're like the robot walks through the door and it takes its helmet off and it's just a smoldering skull
You know because they were still using part man part machine all cop that that's what robo cop was
Yeah, I don't look i'm you know, those are the movies. I grew up on he was
part man part machine all cop
People need to go back and watch some of those early movies. That was good stuff, man. Oh, yeah
You know that was that was even the matrix and you know, that's when detroit was the scariest place in the world
right
right exactly
Now it's everywhere judge dread. I remember judge dread. I saw that one too
Oh, what was that? Was that the movie? What was the one where you got arrested for pre crimes?
That was minority report minority report. Yes. Yes. Yes
Yes, yeah, and what happened in 2021
the trump administration
On the way, you know on their way out like one of the last things they did in 2020
during right before
The the campaigns really got going was they instituted a pre crime division in the department of justice
uh, one of the first people they arrested was a dude named daniel baker who was
organizing a
counter
rally
Uh on inauguration day or on january 6th. That's what it was. There were a number of different events on january 6
This guy down in florida said let's go to the state capitol armed because the proud boys are going to be their arms
So we wouldn't have
Administration he got arrested
Uh on a pre crime charge for gun violence before that event took place
He's still currently in jail for a pre crime events. We were offense. We're now over
Uh 100 us citizens who have been tried under pre crime
It's a real thing. It's live. It's happening every day in the united states
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So that's good stuff, man. So we got one more thing to hit real quick and that would be
uh
Wait a minute. I just had it up a second ago. Oh, yeah, there we go. This is important
I
In the war against data centers new york band's data center construction for a year rattling the ai industry
What do we need to know about that? Well, this is something that that's starting to
Take root really is uh individual states putting moratoriums on data centers for any amount of time and also
Limiting the capacity at which they can operate. We just covered a story on am wake up this morning where google
Is 100 lying about the facility that they're building because they're aware of how
unpopular data centers are and the thing that really tipped them off or tipped off outside observers was that no research
And data facility needs a 250 megawatt substation on the premises with giant cooling towers and buildings that are only full of server racks
um
So as the surveillance centers because that's what they are. They're not data
Centers, right? They're surveillance centers as they become more and more unpopular
I do
I would like to believe I don't know I would like to believe that we're going to see individual states
Really start to put the the hammer down
um on building these things
And it's gonna have a deleterious effect to everybody around it
Either way because 92 of the economy right now is being floated on this ai bubble
And so once the ai bubble gets uh popped
The then it's going to be a very rude awakening for a lot of people around here, but
This has to happen
in order to uh have
I don't know any semblance of human life left
I mean the the rate at which these things are going up and the damage that they're doing
Is undeniable
and very very very
Uh disconcerting and so I'm as much as I can't stand kathy hokel as much as I can't stand
You know new york state legislator on almost everything at least
At least it's a step in the right direction and it's something that an activated community
Can really get a foothold in and start to
Create some damage to the actual surveillance state as a result
Absolutely steve tell everybody where they can find you online how they can follow you where they can find out about
Am wake up and all of that stuff sure just uh am wake up on rumble substack
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Although I doubt there are a bunch of jeff burwick fans hanging out in this particular chat
The show has carried over there
And then yeah, I bet twitter and instagram and wake up slow news day show
Go check it out as always garland. It's fantastic hanging out with you and I really do enjoy the show
Oh man, we have a blast with steve and I've been you know, we go way back when I was on sputnik every
Friday steve and jim cavanaugh and I would do an hour and we had a blast man
We had so much fun doing that show every week with jim cavanaugh. That was fantastic. I was thinking about this a while ago
I've known you since uh you and god rest soul least ran and were uh, we're doing the show over at sputnik
Yeah, that was a lot of fun, man. They had to take that away from a sputnik was great, man
Then we got to do whatever like during covid we could even talk about covid stuff when like nobody could anywhere
You know
Nobody could anywhere and we could talk about the covid stuff and have a blast. So it was great
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