It's because they're accustomed to this like mediocre level of everything.
Um, and so that's really disappointing because, you know, New Hampshire, other
than that could be a really, really good place to be.
It is the oldest or one of the top three oldest populations, like in a, in, in age
of people who are currently live here.
Right.
And again, that population has become so accustomed to this low level of
service and quality, right?
That it's just built into the culture and they pass that on to the next
generation who's like thrilled, right?
About this, you know, garbage quality, you know, quality of life and quality of
service, um, that they just continue to pass it on.
Yeah.
I can't really say anything different about that.
The thing is like, I stand by my opinion that people should move to
New Hampshire for the Free State project.
I just last week, the reason there was a Valentine's Day Epstein special is
because I went to go visit my friends in Texas and I love so many things
about Texas more than I love the same things in New Hampshire, a million
things, but I have to say one thing I was remembering the whole time
I'm there is just exactly why I don't live among people who don't care much
about human freedom.
That's a culture of mediocrity and its own mediocrity and its own right.
It's like people who are like so focused on what they need to do
with themselves and I don't blame them.
Oh my God, people with parents, people who are parents, so much to worry about.
But then there are other was that it's not really about them being parents,
just that they only care about materialistic thing, let's say, and they
just will absolutely be like, oh, you said put on a mask, got it.
Don't care about my mask and get my shots and get my sacrum.
Well, it would also be nice and my Zoma.
It would also be nice if like the local New Hampshire population cared,
cared as much about freedom and liberty as the movers do.
Yeah, yeah, right.
But there's there's like an active population of locals fighting for
their mediocre level of freedom, rather than supporting the libertarian
movement to get more of it.
Yeah.
So there's not even like an entire culture of freedom and liberty here.
There's pockets of it bolstered by the Free State Project.
But the status quo of what New Hampshire has for these old
timers, right, is like the perfect level of freedom.
And so we don't need any more freedom here.
We're already number one.
We've got it that they can't deal with is if you point out to a local.
That's not a free stator.
That New Hampshire was going blue in every single metric.
I sat there and I did like a little deep researching excursion for days
about this once when I was just in a F the locals mood.
New Hampshire would be absolutely just as blue as everything
else in New England, if the free status didn't get here.
It was a literal 2000, like, let's say 2008 turnaround.
And no sooner.
It was going so blue in every way.
And it was so bad that we're still turning around on the federal voting
level and we are and it's you can see that every time New Hampshire votes
for the Democrat president, well, gap is getting smaller and smaller.
You got to change the culture before you change the politics
because politics seem to be downstream from culture.
So when we change the culture of the population of New Hampshire,
but by bringing liberty loving people here, it's going to take some
time to get the culture to change.
And I also suggest liberty loving doesn't necessarily mean red either.
Yeah, thank you for that.
I love that you say that and everything.
But I will say that the blue here is pretty bad.
The blue here is like they hate the free state project because they love
big government, which is fine.
But you've got a lot of the red libertarians championing ice, which is
gross, which is gross.
I wouldn't say a lot of the red libertarians championing ice.
If you mean in New Hampshire, but almost all of the red locals.
Yes, there are several and it's annoying and I would like to talk about it.
Well, I will say the red libertarians who represent the libertarians
here in New Hampshire, like they don't act like they do.
It pissed me off.
Well, the de facto, they do, right?
They've got the social media.
They got the loudest voices.
They control the narrative.
You know, LPNH, the Mises Caucus, those people, right?
They're they're a little too red to still be considered libertarians.
Is all of new, I mean, all of LPNH doing that right now?
Well, again, I know why who controls the narrative.
And there's there's the ones that control the narrative
are the ones that are making the post and like speaking on behalf of the court.
Is that Ben Weir, the guy that we had interviewed on here
that was on the more right, righty side of the two sides of LPNH,
that one chair and he really milded the LPNH chat.
I mean, Twitter in order to make it less insane,
like literally racist stuff like that.
He actually stepped down quietly.
I hadn't heard about it.
It's been months.
So whoever's doing it, I think I have an idea who's doing it.
But they don't like to say who who posts on their LPNH account.
Because they don't want to they don't want to take personal
responsibility for their words.
Yeah. Mm hmm. And it's annoying.
And it's really annoying because, you know, to me, I don't
I don't want to be represented by people who love the ice,
who love saying we got to deport the illegals and things like that.
That to me is big government.
Yeah, that's big governments. You're right.
And that's what pisses me off, because it's not just like on the ice.
Conversation. It's not just there's, you know, right and wrong.
And I mean, in in that.
OK, let's say there's not just it's not just that it's left and right.
It's that is do you believe in human freedom or not?
And if you happen to be mostly on the side of right,
most of the time when you're voting and you are in line with liberty as well.
Yeah. But you're just like going to go with ice because it's on the right.
Well, you've just stepped over the line and now you're against human freedom.
Right. And I've I've seen a recent post where someone, you know,
within the Free State Project movement on the right most, you know, probably.
You can say names if you want. I just.
No, I don't, you know, I don't remember the names that I read
on the social post all the time.
But they indicate like if you want marijuana, go to Massachusetts.
Oh, no. Right.
I want marijuana. I'm going to stay in New Hampshire.
Right. So like screw that guy.
But at the same time, that's they're pushing.
They're pushing the libertarian narrative to the right.
It's people like that who make me want to smoke marijuana openly with a bong
and and get so stoned that I just don't care.
Right. Let's get arrested.
Let's do it. Let's get arrested for your bride.
I'll sell something too. OK.
But I think we need to wait till spring because I don't want to get
arrested in the cold again. You marijuana smokers are violating
the nap because it's wafting over your fence into my wall.
Well, I'm using a dryer vaporizer.
And if it's stinky, that's your problem.
It doesn't.
It's I've not.
This is the complaint I saw on Facebook.
No, these people on Facebook are dumb.
But you sure.
But this was like within the Free State Project Group.
I understand that, but they're still retarded. OK.
I agree with you.
And I just want to make sure that they're still acting retarded.
When we're stupid.
When we're advocating like raising a bunch of three year olds.
Yes. When we're advocating never blue,
it doesn't mean we want to go full red tarred either.
I completely agree with you.
And thank you for the correction, because like, yes,
I I genuinely think that New Hampshire was going more blue
and it would be less free.
I think both those things.
Yes, I think it's an indication too.
But I also don't want to sound like on the air that I'm trying to say
right is right.
And blue is, you know, just like them Democrats
are the ones that ever get anything wrong.
No, the righties get things wrong, too.
You got to shift it away from red and blue and back to black and yellow.
Yeah.
Black and yellow, black and yellow.
Forgot about that song.
Or black and gold for finicky people.
There you go. Well, we do have something.
I was just in South Texas and we kind of brought up the ice conversation.
So I want to get into this article about the Wall Street
or from the Wall Street Journal.
A reputable news source, by the way.
Immigration raids in South Texas are starting to hit the economy.
You don't say.
Trade groups are raising alarms about aggressive immigration enforcement
hurting business in the region.
Says, Willasco, Texas.
Never heard of it.
A at Monte Cielo.
Dang, OK, I was like, I don't know any of these words at Monte Cielo,
which does that mean World Sky or something?
I don't know. A new housing development in this growing region
of South Texas, half built homes are sitting empty.
Oh, that's why you wouldn't have heard about it.
It's like people don't live there yet.
On a recent day, just a few workers hovered behind temporary
wrap tack to wall frames.
Those things with a bunch of like words on them.
It's kind of weird to think that's in your house.
OK, in the walls.
The quiet scene comes after federal immigration agents
have hit the development repeatedly, carrying out at least
half a dozen raids there in recent months.
Builder said, you know, it's also scary about that.
It's like I am a subdivision kid.
Like I lived I lived in Texas in a place called
Cibolo, that's the town.
But in Cibolo, when you're at high school and you meet a friend
and you're asking them where they live, you say, where do you live?
And they tell you the name of their subdivision.
It's like tiny towns inside the town.
Yeah, it's interesting.
I lived in Subtle Creek Ranch and I'd be like, oh, I live
in Subtle Creek Ranch and they know exactly what I meant.
And when I first moved to Subtle Creek Ranch, it was half
the size it is now and across the street from me was a field
and the house right in front of me hadn't finished being built yet.
I was just every single day, there is workers, usually like
Hispanic looking guys playing like Banda and working on the
houses in my neighborhood.
It's like, not only are you putting, are you like, you know,
grabbing these human beings and moving them against their will.
You're putting like all these people already live in these
places at risk.
It's like it could get, you know, hot really quickly.
This is just a scary thing to think about.
Like I'm thinking of my childhood and just like, I'm so
glad there weren't cops constantly doing raids there.
Yeah. Who'd want that?
I don't. The builders don't want it.
Like, OK, so now now that the buildings aren't getting built,
right, where's all the Americans lining up to take the job?
They're obviously not lining up to take the jobs because it's
affecting the economy. Right.
Like you created you created a system you created a system
where like the buildings aren't going to get built.
The people, you know, the people who want to live there can't
because there's no buildings to build, there's no buildings to
live in and the people who wanted the work you've kicked out
and the people who don't want the work aren't working.
It's really bad. Good job, federal government.
I want to ask Trump.
I want to ask the listener out there, have you, do you have
less money in your pocket because illegals are in America
or do you have less money because people are leaving?
Illegals are being kicked out of America.
I want to know if there's actually a real difference
in your wallet between from like 2020 and between 2020
and 2026 when I started doing their rates.
You know what would make more money in your pocket if we just
got rid of welfare and all the white people and Americans
that are on it had to go get real jobs.
So I'll sort of answer your question and play devil's
advocate a little bit because I don't know how real the
statistic is. Feel free to look it up if you want.
But someone posted a statistic that said for every million
immigrants that come into the country, rent goes up 2 percent
or 1 percent every million.
So we have like 20 million people in the 20 million
illegals in the country.
Allegedly, right?
So rent has gone up 20 percent and they, you know, it's
they're calling it causative, not necessarily just
correlative.
So those people would say, yes, I have less money
in my pocket because illegals have come over for every
million illegals in America.
Rent goes up how much?
I think it was like 2 percent or 1 percent, 1 percent,
because it was 20 and 20.
20 million illegals, 20 percent rent increase
or something to that effect.
I don't know where the statistic came from.
Again, I saw it in passing as I was doing my normal
show prep.
It's hard for me to like fact check that.
But let's just say it's true for the right.
And again, I'm just playing devil's advocate.
If it's not true, feel free to call in and tell me it's a
BS statistic that, you know, someone pulled off a
Facebook.
I'll believe you.
But, you know, plus you can make something look like
anything with, you know, but there are people that
would make that argument, right?
And and but the deeper problem, right, is, you
know, the immigrants come in and aside from the
welfare, right, they, they, they add an
immediate burden onto the economy because they
need housing, they need food, right?
They need clothes, they need all the basic
necessities.
And if your little area, like, you know, the
North Rogers, right, they've got their stock,
they know how much to order each week and they're
not ready to handle the influx of demand on the
local economy.
So they don't like it, right?
Like, oh, all these people are coming in and
now I'm running out of stuff that I would
normally sell to my locals.
Got to have mediocrity, right?
But what happens over time, right, is like the
businesses who are serving this local economy
will order more product, right?
And the price, you know, the prices may go up
temporarily in the beginning, but they will
fall or reach a new equilibrium, right?
And if you allow, you know, if you're not
one of those, you know, NIMBY people who is,
you know, in favor of regulating the
housing market and zoning, right, then
you'll allow houses to be built, you know,
in those areas to accommodate this influx of people.
And you know who's going to build them,
likely the illegals.
Yes, yes.
Because the American doesn't want to have a job.
Yep.
Just call them immigrants or migrants.
Like, that's not a derogatory turn,
it's descriptive of what they're doing.
And the other thing about it is, I genuinely,
I just think that people just need to get
their order of operations in order,
unless you're just racist and just don't want
Mexicans here.
That's what it is.
Because I talked to a lady from New Hampshire,
a lot of these locals like to say like,
because Jeremy Kaufman's on Twitter being racist,
they're like, oh, we weren't even racist
until the freestayers got here, that's,
in my opinion, not true.
That's, maybe that's why I'm a little
defensive about what you're saying at the beginning.
It's not that there aren't some,
but that's not true.
Like, there are racists everywhere.
And the people who came up here for the free
estate project who are being racist
on the internet is because they're narcissistic ideologues.
And they were already racist.
Now they have an excuse to justify it.
It has something to do with being libertarian.
And they also like these ideologues types,
they feel like they're like,
I can make any kind of utopia I want.
Like the world is in my hands,
like because they made something get done
in New Hampshire, they put in a bill or something.
And my thought process on this is to say that,
oh yeah, there was this woman arguing with me
about like, go home, go back to Texas.
Even though I'm a military brat,
I should be able to choose which every state I want to live in.
My dad was in Iraq for two years of my life.
I'm talking their language.
You know, like, shouldn't I be able to choose
whichever of the states my dad fought for your freedom in?
You know what I mean?
I'm only not from here because I'm not from anywhere.
But anyways, my thought process-
And open borders allows you to migrate within the country.
Right.
And the thing about it is that lady was saying
like, go back home.
And I was just like, well, honestly,
you know what, lady?
I actually like kid in Texas more.
I'm only here for the free state project
because I like human freedom.
But I actually would love to be around more Mexicans.
And she was like, you know,
said something really racist about Mexicans to me.
I don't remember what it was.
And it's just like, oh, that's what it's about to you, lady.
Yeah.
Well, the white population is declining in New Hampshire and Maine.
Right.
But they will attribute that usually to the importation
of migrants as opposed to free travel
amongst willing voluntary individuals.
The other thing about it is if we ended welfare
and, you know, people just, if we ended welfare,
it would end the situations where there are these,
you know, non-governmental organizations
that just seek to, for whatever the heck reason,
I don't know, just ship people in who don't,
like the people who don't already have a type of personality
that I want to get somewhere better for my family
and do a job.
Right.
It's a compounded government issue
because it's not just the welfare.
Right.
They come here to make a better lives for themselves,
presumably.
They're not allowed to work.
They are allowed to get on welfare.
Yes.
What option do you think they're going to choose?
So you have to, like, get rid of the welfare
and let them work freely and voluntarily
for any employer that will hire them
or reduce the burdens for them starting their own business.
And what really makes me mad is a lot of people
don't realize that, like, it's actually harder
for somebody who just simply crosses over
or overstays a visa to get on welfare.
So it's a lot easier for these people
that just get brought in with an NGO
and they don't even know who they're actually mad at.
Like, the Mexicans who were up here
with, like, some of the hardest-working people
I've ever met.
Everywhere.
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I wouldn't be hasty.
You have to get a license to go out of business, too, you know.
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With you on Free Talk Live tonight
you've got me Bonnie, Riley O'Bell and Richie Rich
and looks like we have an on-screen caller on the line
so caller what's on your mind?
You know, when you use efficiency and prosperity
as an argument for immigration
and the profit and loss incentive
to argue how roads are provided in the market system,
you need to be aware that these arguments
can be used to argue against libertarianism itself
as being good while actually.
When did we say anything about the roads please?
What did we say about the roads?
No just in the past I've heard Rich in particular
argue that the profit and loss
motive will help build roads in their society.
But that's not my point Richie my point my point is that
people should be free to move regardless.
Yeah okay so if you don't use the efficiency argument
like if you use freedom as the basis of the argument for immigration
even in ANCAP theory right freedom is on the ownership level
not the individual level.
Go on.
You understand that?
Like freedom only applies to the owner right?
Like let's say I own a house and Riley runs it.
His human rights don't disappear
just because I'm not saying that he has any kind of right to my land
it's just that you go above and beyond with that
and I got to point that out.
They become positive rights if there's an obligation
on the owner's behalf.
So what do you think about that?
Did I say anything about that?
You're referring to?
That's why I'm asking what human rights?
Just to human freedom to the ability to leave
all of those things still apply it's ridiculous to say
freedom only applies to owners it's not true.
So let's take the ability to leave for example
so in all practicality you need a pathway
you need use of the land to exit.
So you should be able to kidnap somebody
because they're in your house
and you don't want them to walk through your hallway to get out?
If you apply liberty and cap theory rigorously
that's a yes like all the rules are slightly over.
Okay so it's a possibility
and it's just one that I reject.
So a long time ago Jesse Ventura was on some news network show
and he said well I reject libertarianism
when it comes to ownership of the roads
because I don't want a toll booth at every house
which is theoretically possible right
but I don't think anybody wants a toll booth at every house.
I wouldn't think so either.
And I would think neighbors would come together
and say like hey if you don't put up a toll booth
I won't put up a toll booth
and then everyone just travels freely
so no one has to manage this burden
some toll booths at every property line.
People like Skeeter just don't have imaginations
that are strong enough.
When it comes to that property Skeeter
what I think is people will come together
as a group or as a community
and just eliminate those obstacles
because they're inconvenient for everyone
and in a marketplace like that's not what people would demand.
Yeah so how do you like reason out
what they're going to eliminate
and what they're going to adopt right?
If you use the profit and loss incentives
you're not don't even worry about toll booths
you're going to have to worry about a constant auction
on property whether you'd like it or not
as you're the current owner of your property.
No because I'm not going to put my property for auction.
Yeah what do you even mean?
It doesn't matter what you are it's what you can enforce right Rich?
Yes that's a positive definition of property.
And I don't think that my neighbors
are going to be making daily attempts
to steal my property.
Why are you saying that?
That wouldn't even be an Elkander Libertarian principle
so what are you even talking about?
Like why are we arguing about this?
Like none of the four of us
think it's okay to sell someone else's house
are you trying to say that a Libertarian thinks it's okay to try to
No Skeeter does think it's okay.
That's part of his like...
No I didn't say under Libertarian philosophy
that's what would happen.
Yeah people are going to commandeer Richie Richie's house
and try to sell it daily.
What are you even talking about?
I didn't say that I said in a market system
like if you really if you were to really truly
leave the system up to the market
this is what would be adopted right?
Not Libertarianism
so I'm saying Libertarianism won't be adopted by the market.
I reject that the auction system is what would be adopted
like a chronic option.
Nobody wants that.
Okay number one.
You move to a place like I'm going to settle here.
This is going to be mine forever right?
Not that I'm going to have to constantly
thwart people bidding on my house.
So nobody wants that.
What's wrong with your analysis Rich?
He's always wrong with your analysis
like this type of analysis.
You're not doing a complete cost benefit analysis right?
Number one as Glenn Weil have shown
as Glenn Weil has shown right in his book Radical Markets.
I'll take your word for it.
This type of system will increase GDP by 40% right?
So you're not doing a complete cost.
You're only looking at this from a victimhood mentality
which is what your guys are drowning in.
No it's not a victimhood mentality at all.
Encapism right?
What?
It's not a victimhood mentality.
I've told you this multiple times on multiple shows.
It's a difference of values.
You're the one who values profit and loss.
Libertarians value freedom.
You're not going to stop.
You got to say a lot.
Let him reply.
No he's interrupting.
I didn't even tell him how he's wrong yet.
So here's how to do a complete cost benefit analysis.
Not only do you look at it from a victimhood perspective
like when someone bids on your land without your permission
but you have to look at the gains from number one
when you bid on land that you can use
that the seller doesn't want to sell.
I'm not going to bid on land that someone's not selling.
When you're not a part of any of the theft
you are a beneficiary.
Every time property is transferred to a more productive person.
And my system is more complex than Glenn Wiles right?
This is what I want to talk about last time.
It's not just a high bidder system.
Both of your systems are garbage.
It's a comparative high advantage high bidder system.
What was the most profound thing you learned in college
in economics Rich?
Wait I have a question really fast.
Do you think that if this was the system
and your house was the one getting sold everywhere
you moved your house was getting sold
that you would still be like this is the most perfect system?
Actually.
Do you?
Yeah.
Yeah sure.
I don't believe it.
Yeah it would be.
You.
I would be okay well I would be okay with that.
In my comparative advantage system
this would necessarily give me property where
I best maximize total productivity for society.
And again it's fine that you believe that.
But you're arguing against libertarians who don't value that.
We value freedom and it's not the same thing.
So this is what I was trying to get to last time.
It doesn't matter what you want.
It's what you demand in a market what you can pay for.
And when someone can outbid you for property
you cannot you cannot pay to keep that property.
You understand that?
That's a market system.
This is supply and demand analysis.
And I asked when we went off the air last week
I asked a question and I'll ask it again for you.
If someone bids on my property
and I bid against them who gets the money?
So okay in the event if so no nobody.
Well the example that I gave last week
I'll make it simple for you.
The example that I gave last week
I own this water bottle
and Riley bid $10 for this water bottle.
And I counter bid at Riley $11 for this water bottle
which is mine and in my possession
if I counter bid Riley at $11 for my water bottle
does Riley get the $11?
No so in my so let me just change my system
to a high bidder system.
No just answer my question.
No I have to change it because if I if I
if I'm going to analyze this under my system
compared to the advantage bidding system
it's going to be a lot more I need
I need to ask a lot more questions
like what's your next opportunity cost?
So we're just simplicity right?
Plastic cup.
Yeah for just simplicity right?
Because what else can you spend the money on
that you would have used to bid up?
So first for the $11 for my $11 system
for my $11 it's not going to be a problem
I'll go to McDonald's this week.
We changed the high bidder system
you have to be the highest bidder.
I am I outbid Riley by a dollar.
Who gets the money?
No nobody unless he goes to war with you
unless he tries to take it from you.
So your high bidder system is functionally useless
because I as the owner of my water bottle
and any other property you want to bring up
as an example can just outbid anybody
who's putting in a bid for it.
If nobody gets the money I just keep the property.
No no so the high bidder system indicates
that you're willing the maximum you're willing
to spend to keep the property.
This indicates what you're willing to spend
if you guys go to war.
I understand that and for this water bottle
I'm willing to spend the $11 and Riley
was only willing to spend $10
so I keep the $11 and I keep the water bottle.
So yes or no?
So at that point both parties know
what each other is willing to spend.
Now if you just use regular reasons right
what happens if you go to war?
You guys know each other's budget on the war right?
Yeah but now the cost of that is death right?
Like someone's going to die over this water bottle.
So here's my assumption when you guys go to war
what happens is the budgets go to war with each other.
So if you like let's say bid $100 he bids $1
the war's going to be short.
He's going to spend a dollar and he's going to concede.
Okay and then Richie Rich you have to give him $10?
What you also can expect is that if you guys really do go to war
those two dollars will just waste that amount of resources.
What was your question about it?
Which is a good financial reason not to go to war
because it's destructive to the economy.
You know I'm tired right now of this little conversation I have to say
that if we lived in a full like an extreme market society
what you're talking about where people start trying to sell my house
they're going to stop really fast because I'm going to kill the people
that come and try to take me out of my house.
You tell me how can you?
How can I?
With a gun dude.
You couldn't sell the bear cat could you from taking me in did you?
Oh so every single time somebody sells somebody else's house
they're going to come with the bear cat where only two exist in New Hampshire.
Could be it could be the case you could be sitting on oil deposits for the care for capture.
If we live in such an intense free markets society then I'll buy my own bear cat first
once somebody starts threatening to buy my or to take my house.
You'll have to justify that with your productivity with the piece of property
then then you could justify that.
No I won't because there will be no talking it will be come take me on my house
and I kill you just like I've always said somebody wants to come
take my dog I'll kill them and people be like hey that a human life is worth
more than ducks so you can't it doesn't matter to me I will kill you if you try to come take my
dog this is also where collective defense comes in right if a bandit rolls into town and takes
Bonnie's property right and Bonnie goes to her neighbors which she's on a good relationship
with because this is a community of people who like each other and have respected each other's
property rights up to this point goes like hey this bandit just stole my property he's
probably coming to yours next for his expansion you should probably get together
and kill him collectively no no skeeter's right they're all gonna see all my neighbors will see
how their house is being stolen to you will make a big giant mall and that will make more
money for the economy and they'll all say let's do it let's no you'll get your neighbors together
you'll run the gang out as best you can or string them up no that's wrong that's not that's
a non-sector the first thing you look at is not a non-sector it's a legitimate possible
outcome for this garbage scenario you've created when you look when you're looking
at possible threats you need to you need to anticipate what the reasoning is for taking
the property if the reasoning is not cared what the reason is that's a good thing right
again you're not doing a complete cost benefit cost benefit analysis this also gives you the
right to bid on property that the current owners don't want to sell you're only looking at
what if I lost my whole entire ability to make money because it was all inside my house
what what if what if he took all the things inside too and I know I don't have any money
to oh this is good for me because I can go get someone else's house as a matter of principle
libertarians aren't going to do that because we value property rights and respect for the
property of others I think so if their house is not for sale we're not going to try to
outbid them and compel their sale yeah that would be a violation of our principles this is
a ridiculous conversation and honestly Skeeter sounds sick it's kind of grossing me out so
goodbye Skeeter thanks for the call bye and in the last thing that we started just we're
going to go to war over my water bottle Riley yeah that was laugh because I outbid you by a dollar
and you really want this water bottle that's so stupid I just got by my own damn water bottle
yeah for ten dollars I'm sure you can that's another thing that's stupid it's like maybe
somebody's gonna like oh I want to buy that house that that means not selling but I don't care
but it's like with the same amount of money they can have less stress by buying a house that's
under somebody's feet well and it's okay it's already okay to make an offer right like I used to work
you know I used to work at a storage facility and multiple times throughout the week I'd get
mail from real estate people real estate buyers and they would be like hey you know I'll give you
cash for your house or for your property you know let's talk about it if you're looking to sell
right and maybe someone comes to you bonding goes like hey I really want this house
you know the market says it's uh I don't know like 250,000 I don't know what the market says for
keen in this area but I'm willing to give you 350,000 for it because I really want this house
right you can then like take that offer and do it with benefit analysis right like and maybe you
take it because you're going to net a hundred thousand dollars and with that 350 if you if
you're not tied to this location you'll go find a better property for 350 and move there
all right there's nothing wrong with making the offer yeah not even immoral but to compel it and say
like well Bonnie if you don't outbid him right then he gets to take it his nonsense yes I agree
and should not be part of any reasonable rational economic theory no matter how many books you've
written on the subject or read on the subject yeah yeah there you go too that too yeah I don't
think everybody disagrees with me about Skeeter my image of him is that he's like a skinny skinny
skinny type of like loser in his mom's basement everybody else is like I think he's like 400 pounds
like no no I I think he's like weak and little and uh my point about it is he's not going to
compel anyone to do anything no he's not I may have I may have doxxed him a little bit
accidentally I'm not going to share too much but like if if if the person I found is actually Skeeter
he's like a computer programmer by trade somewhere in California I think I'm right I think I'm right
well we have another caller on the line Sarah in New Mexico Sarah you're on free talk live what's on
our state New Mexico to come here and set up shop like this is like New Mexico's like human
trafficking state and I really yeah I really believe so okay what is your evidence aside from that
that a lot of human trafficking goes through New Mexico she said that a lot of just took her word
for it before I never really thought about it yeah that that was like that what is that 13 murdered
and buried women they're still trying to look for have you heard of that so in New Mexico not far
from where Epstein's estate um was the um what do they call Zorro Ranch okay there were these
13 women all just similar descriptions similar ages buried out in the desert found and um they
wouldn't have been found except like one of these developers that were like talking about the beginning
the show um were trying to build a house there and they had to break ground and they found like
this like mass grave of women and people think there might be more because I think they had
already started building so there might be more underneath houses is that part of like
the the new buyer of Epstein's estate not allowing them to search for buried bodies is that
related or that no no that that Epstein was up in Santa Fe this is in the west side of Albuquerque
the west side was not developed okay so the two different thing and they're still looking for the
murderer because uh I think they're saying that it's a group of people but see these kind of
things happen and nobody cares like 13 women disappear like in 10 years and they only care
about a news article yeah I was like that's a little more than one a year not that many honestly
but I think the idea is that there is very likely more but they already got built on top of okay
in the just the fact that was right by Epstein's old ranch it's like very possible he was the one
put in there you know well I'm sure there's government statistics somewhere I'm missing
person's report yeah I can look it up while you guys talk if you want yeah it's not that
important I'm just saying like you know is it statistically higher in New Mexico
Sarah remember that article there was a woman being trafficked Motel 6 in Albuquerque
and she was going to sue Motel 6 and I know I think because she was getting beat up by the pimps
at the lobby in the office in the lobby and then like that all the workers were like home
home like I didn't see nothing I'm not hearing nothing I don't really don't care as a person
you work in the front desk of a hotel you don't want to get killed over somebody doing
something crazy in your lobby I'm just going to be honest you don't want to be get involved
yourself to get killed call the cops after maybe but I'm sorry somebody's getting beat in my office
I'm going to go hide yeah I mean you don't have to share what you made but is front desk
workers at like a high paying position oh I worked on military bases and being front desk
doing it for several years and uh doing the night audit too um which makes you get more
I was being paid like $13.50 an hour in 2019 but off military bases I tried to once I moved to Texas
try to apply to other ones they were paying they were paying only $9 an hour I was like I can't
do this job for $9 an hour even in 2019 that's fair it's a lot of work that's definitely fair
you're you do the front but then it's on top of that like somebody comes to the front they're
like we don't have any towels and I want you to kill wasp in my room you do all kinds
of things all day so not no way I would jump in get your pimp off you for $9 an hour
hell no but you know it was spoiled to the employment of government work
employment on the military it actually wasn't a good job maybe the government somehow feeds
into why you pay more but it was ihg just gotta say I never had a government job well I'll ask
you did you think this would be going on in state of Oklahoma for example probably you don't
yeah I what about Texas you know they're being filmed I did look it up if you want me to look
at this it says New Mexico has one the highest rates of missing persons in the U.S. particularly
concerning the disproportionately high number of missing and murdered indigenous persons oh that's
big in Canada too data indicates an estimated average annual rate of 4.5 missing persons
per 10,000 people which jumps to 9.1 for ai slash an which is American Indian
Alaskan native individuals dang um that's a lot in in this here uh that's not a funny this
thing here says um number one is Texas I mean sorry number one is California then Texas
and New Mexico isn't even top 10 really so I'll answer Skeeter's question I know it sounds
weird for me to say that he said like one is the what was one of the biggest lessons I learned
in college economics and the the answer was um statistics can be misleading
because there's always going to be a place with the highest rate of whatever
right there has to be like where where is the highest rate of cancer amongst the population
I don't know but that place exists yeah right where what state has the highest rate of missing
persons well it's going to be one of the 50 right like statistically it's going to be
whether or not it's important enough to talk about like you know is is it significant
like four and a half people per 10,000 I don't know right but if New Mexico is the highest there
has to be a highest and if it's New Mexico fine right there was uh someone posted again on social
media like what is the free state project going to do about the high property tax rate in
New Hampshire because it's like the highest one of the highest in the nation like the fourth
highest right but it's like you know 1.6 percent or something like that the New Jersey was the
highest like 2.11 percent right you're talking about like fractions of a percent separating these
you know and it's like it's only 1.6 percent so is that really that bad I was also looking at
the wrong thing um I don't know what that was about Texas I just like don't have time to
backtrack and look at what the heck I was looking at but in reality it's Alaska makes a lot
of sense because it is weird indigenous people it's a big problem it's almost like makes
me think it's like almost like they nearly like supernatural like they want them for like
their blood or something it's still the Native American rituals well Alaska is one of the weirdest
places because I think the biggest city there is like Fairbanks that's where I was born or or
or is it Anchorage I can't remember which but a lot of it is a lot of it is just wilderness
and people could just disappear out there the second one's Arizona then Oklahoma then New Mexico
slash Montana which are tied that's so it's not so Oklahoma is worse than New Mexico even
in Sarah's concern okay says New Mexico for some reason there you go so Oklahoma is worse yeah
yeah I know that um you know I think a couple of years ago they were going to charge the human
chapter of the the indigo stuff I thought it was going to stop you there what we can talk
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what's on your mind hey thanks for taking my call here thanks for calling so uh house bills 1675
in the state of new york i don't know when this hearing is going to be
but uh they want uh it's a creation of legislative commission with subpoena power to
investigate new york coalition against domestic and sexual violence
uh they're gonna uh they want to audit it's used for public funds limited on limit funding
to services that uh material benefit survivors and remove the coalition from certain official
state roles and committees so it's to invent it would um it has the power to start an investigation
on the police or government employees i thought what you mean like what who would be being
investigated okay well it would be the department of child welfare uh it would be uh you know uh
police i believe investigations and you know uh and then how these you know coalition how
this coalition works i feel like it just adds another layer of bureaucracy i'm a little confused
on what this is is people in investigating like dcyf to make sure they're doing things well okay but
it's another government it's another government coalition or government agency or government
program getting paid by the state so they might be just investigating themselves and finding out
they did nothing wrong every day and get paid for it right yeah right well i mean i still think
that it's important to talk about it because uh i mean think of how many people have been
through the system you know for stuff that they never really did yeah so abolish those programs
yes that's what i agree you know i mean so how instead of house bill to create more oversight
how about house bill abolish child protective services well i mean i agree with that too
but you're still gonna punish the people that committed the acts i i don't think you need
an entire separate agency for that right if what if what the parents are doing to the children are
criminal uh you've already got police right and if you if you abolish the police right then you'll
have another mediation service arbitration service pop up in the free market because justice is in
demand right and then someone will have to report them and take them in and you know
vie for custody of the kids in some form or fashion otherwise you know like i don't care enough to
interfere with abusive parents i just don't care about their kids that much and you don't want
your money spent on i don't want my money spent on it right but if you do right then you spend
your money uh to investigate these things or hire someone to investigate these things and
do it in the free market okay all right i think i see what you're coming from
yeah and and that would that would inevitably be the solution right like i don't have i don't
have to pay for these investigations right but if like an aunt or an uncle goes like man they
my brother's like whooping up on his kids something needs to be done i will call the
investigative service you pay them their fee and see what they have to say yeah especially
the state wouldn't make that illegal because i bet right now a lot of the things an investigator
could do would be illegal you know what i mean well and that's that's the other thing right like
you're if in the free market right if you eliminate the state apparatus and you remove a child from
this circumstance right you're going to be found guilty of kidnapping right unless you can like
come up with the defense that says nope the greater good here was the removal of the child
because it took them you know it's the it's the doctrine of competing harms
which exists within law enforcement which is i broke the law because not breaking the law
would be worse than breaking the law right so yes i kidnapped the kid because him getting
beat up and broken and battered and bruised right is far worse than me kidnapping him and taking
custody and if you can prove that to an arbiter well then you get custody
and the kid should be thankful for it if they're old enough to be thankful for it
and say no my uncle kidnapped me i want to go home to my abusive parents well you got to let them
yeah i i heard a lady who worked for dcyf in new hampshire talking once and it kind of
sickened me what she said because she said one time she was driving a kid and um the kid was
saying like i like the kid somehow saw some people in and a family the kids like out the car
window or something sorry could see a family and said why did they get to live with their
parents and i don't get to live with mine and she was trying to explain to him it or her i don't know
it's because your parents neglected you they they had you all sleeping in the same bed they didn't
clean your house enough and he was like well i don't care i i liked it i want to go back and
she was just all a poor kid doesn't know any better it's like sounds to me like that kid just
wanted to go back and doesn't mind sleeping in the same bed as all his brothers and sisters
sometimes sometimes families have a dynamic that is very different and some people want to
point themselves as the savior and say oh it goes in and save the family white nights exactly and she
was making it sound like she was like the savior of this little boy and it's like no sounds like he
inflicted horrible trauma on him and i don't know maybe he was so young he just didn't know and
actually he was being like you know beaten but you'd think he wouldn't be like i miss my parents
if he was being beaten i don't know it's a little complicated and i really wish we didn't
have to live in this reality where people are tiny little incapable humans for like at least
12 years well that's a cultural thing too right there there are other cultures where the children
are much more responsible much earlier on in life and can do a lot more than american kids who are
coddled yes i'm not it doesn't have to be 12 whatever it is but in general yeah the american culture
is a a coddling and overburden and overparenting culture you know for for the safety of the kids
right but doesn't allow them to like blossom and bloom into functioning members of society
when they could have otherwise i agree well anything else you think about this rob
nope that's it thank you barney thank you so much for the call rob from vermont and 603
two eight three six one six zero is the phone number but sarah called back and sarah i
mean to hang up on you so i'm gonna let you have a second call because i didn't uh mean to
hang up on you and we were going to come continue that conversation richie rich had more questions
to ask you about the missing people conversation yeah because it's really interesting if you know
this state is pathetic i said three years ago we're like well we find that if you're in
trafficking there's no statute uh a code in our state that we got we could charge it with
they actually have to write out a statute about three years ago so when they found the
charge who exactly the human traffickers because there's no kidnapping statute in new mexico i'm
just making sure you're not talking about the people in the hotel six who didn't do anything are you
well i'm talking about just that you know the smugglers that were they would catch them
like um oh like a coyote illegal oh the people bringing the people mexicans let's say bringing
illegal mexicans over the border the coyotes yeah and then they were selling the kids and the
minors and when they caught them it's like well we don't have any state statute this happened
about three years ago well we had to write why not i mean i mean that's how stupid this
backwards this thing has been i mean they might have just been relying on federal statute
right because it's crossing state borders that's usually federal purview
but at the same time like coyotes often work within a voluntary realm right people want
to cross the border the united states provides no legal means of doing so they take on the
services of the coyote to help them get across and then you know they count that towards
like the human trafficking statistic but it's not yeah right i have known people who were it's a
travel agent coyote over here and yes actually sometimes they were abused on the way over but
it's not if you if they were abused every single time then the parents wouldn't be taking the risk
and sending their kids over like i think a lot of the times they just get someone over and do
their job they're supposed to do yeah and and that abuse will be eliminated if it were legal
right because you'd have more legitimate means of getting across and abusive coyotes would be
put out of business that's such a good point and it like adding new statutes is actually
probably going to add to contribute to the abuse of these people usually kids getting brought over
well i remember a couple years ago like three years ago like the governor had to
sign a new statute i was like oh please i was listening about i'm not surprised and how about
or rape kids that go back 20 years and they finally 20 years about like 20
thousands of them and like well we have to test the 400 well because these women got murdered
not only were they raped but maybe like 15 13 and they got killed or they had guns pointed to
their heads they had knives out to their throat where i think we have to test these
rape kids you know they remind the other uh 15 000 we can't we don't have money or the
times to do that so it took like 20 years to test these rape kids and then they got that
they got rid of the statute of limitations for even grown-ups it we have that unlimited for
minors so if you were molested me or nine or ten you had no idea what happened to you
and you're like 28 or 30 like oh i got molested you know i oh now i finally realize i'm gonna say
something in a time ran out but now they do that for just rape victims because it it only
like took 20 years to test uh kids so sarah since rape kids and things like this are such a big
issue for you and you want them done why don't you donate money to that cause because there
are people out there who are willing to do these sorts of things well even if like a third party
lab decided we're gonna test the rape kits for them i'm pretty sure that the state would say well
it wasn't our people that tested them so it doesn't even count don't you think they usually
contract to a third party anyway the state's not doesn't have the facilities internally
to do this stuff well think about this like when you go to go get your uh parental uh
dna test i can't think of where i'm trying to think of like you go to get dna tested to make
sure you're the parent of a child before a divorce is allowed to happen paternity test yeah yeah
you can get your third party thing for your own piece of mind but the state's only gonna accept the
one that is their lab like it's third party it's not like government lab but i don't know that
you can just go pay them their approved lab i just don't know that you can go pay them and
make them hey jump me to the front line i just don't know i don't know why did x being
come to the state he just knew like i'm gonna get away with everything and they were saying that he
strangled some anonymous uh called in and did an email they had like really like sadistic
sex with these two foreign girls they're from out of the country they he strangled them and they
buried them in the zero ranch yeah and then you know they he has to be anonymous because he he could
have been like the person that had to do the very the job i mean the very the body i doubt he did
the bodies himself yes i all my job was to bury those girls and i have to keep my mouth shut about
it if you're if you knowledgeable of a crime and if you don't report it you're you're part of the
crime right it's complicit and accessory yeah complicit claim right i mean the fact that all of
these emails that come out the whole epstein files and how open they were talking about these things
is pretty clear that they didn't care they thought they thought they were yeah exactly and the other
thing sir is that he may have been doing that zora ranch stuff in new mexico but he was also
doing stuff in california i think was palm beach he's also doing stuff in new york city in florida
i don't think it's necessarily just a new mexico thing but i could see why i'd feel really
i'd feel kind of violated if i lived in any of those states feels a little weird that glane max
well came up here to i think like um i forget where yeah she came out in new hampshire yeah to
new hampshire but i forget which town that she was hiding in um and i was looking i looked at
the term new hampshire and uh they were tracking her one of her cards she was spending her cards
while she was on the run she was spending them at things like uh the common man um okay uh like
things that we have heard of like you know the um hook sit common man truck stop yeah she spent her
cards there and the fbi was emailing back and forth talking about uh okay we see a charge here
okay we see a charge there was one that was like extra dog grooming oh really yeah in 2019 no oh maybe
yeah yeah i think that's what it was that's what i'm well i don't know exactly when but i moved here
in 2018 and i like the the first couple of jobs i got like working in kitchens were two common
man's day and first one was the hook sit truck stop one it's interesting because uh i mean it's
kind of funny because everybody everybody is looking up things that apply to them like immediately
when the epsin files drops first i was just like i don't want to look at that i feel like it's all
fake but the next day i was like you know what and i searched free state project new hampshire
carla garak i just looked up everybody that is like did you look my name up because i want to
make sure i'm free from the epsin files there's a bunch of people i still need to look up
ians in the files really if you look up in freeman there's a uh thing where the fbi was sending
themselves stories about uh the fbi that had come up in the last day and one of them was
ian's story of the um uh magistrate judge saying he had to stay in jail okay that was the one
instance so his name's on the headline that's all it is but it's kind of funny to say it's
going to blow up ian freeman found in the epsin files and so was germy kaufin appealed denied
for the same exact thing germy kaufin was in there really yeah it was like uh the day that
he told the fbi to get away from his property when they came to his house oh yeah yeah so that
there was a headline about that the fbi sent themselves an email about it um among other
headlines okay yeah so it's not that serious but it's kind of funny but anyways yes i looked up
me i looked up me and everybody's going to that scene files and looking up things that are uh
relevant to themselves and i have not done it i looked up rogers campground pork fest all that
stuff uh i was thinking that new mexico has always been this uh sex trafficking um like a pimp
drug state kind of because like nobody cared about the state like nobody knows about like
didn't they keep this a big secret because of the white fans the manhattan project and like
everybody like it's empty space yeah like there was one of the states that everybody's like well
they talk about albuquerque my spanish shirt talk about it like well where is it she's like what i'm
like where that's it and i know where albuquerque is i've been there multiple times i would not be able
to find it on a map unless it was labeled unless it was labeled probably me too i know it's the middle
of mexico and i've heard of it i was also shocked by how huge is first time i was rolling into it
and i'm just like holy there's lights everywhere because it was night okay i was like it was
expansive not really tall more just whoa lights everywhere because it got a lot of space to work
with you don't have to build up when you have when you can build wide yep yep that's true
yeah but um this part i was gonna say that spaniards um settled in mexico it's part of
mexico and don't they have a like uh spaniards from a long time ago they have a abuse towards
women like women were like worthless i don't know i'm pretty sure that's most cultures throughout
human history yeah you still have that until a lot recent history yeah but it wasn't the Celtics of the
like the anglos treated a woman a lot better like women became queens and stuff like that they
you know i mean i don't think that you have that in like the spanish culture where the
there's been no queen of spain
i i don't know wait yes sorry i didn't mean isabella the one that uh
said hey columbus go wait where was that italy no no he was telling but she queen isabella was
spanish and okay commissioned him to go look at the new world columbus all right so there's
definitely a queen then at you know they're i mean does someone married the king right oh yeah
but she also she might not have been spanish right because you know that might have been like
norwegian or whatever whomever they were trying to like trade with at the time and political
get the political allegiances in order and we just don't know the answer so i looked it up and i
said uh we're spaniards worse to women than the anglos this is really the most important
question but it says uh early spanish expeditions were overwhelmingly male leading to high
levels of rape well of course because um like as far as like to the indigenous women yes that's
definitely true the intersection of machismo and catholicism which viewed women as subordinate
normalized domestic abuse and sexual assault it's not it's not really uh comparing them to angle
okay different this is why teaching boys to be better won't work and just wear a long skirt ladies
what i have i have a theory that remember that the more the Arabs conquered spain for 500 years
that is the first thing that popped in my head sarah i'm not even gonna lie i was just like well
i guess they did have a lot of muslim influence not gonna lie well it could be true i don't know
women get treated in the muslim faith women are not really worth much they've been treated
poorly by every everything every faith religious doctrine country it's true creed throughout human
history um this just says these people are saying that's what you get for being the weaker sex
these people are saying that it's the name of the women this is actually i'm reddit it says
they can't do anything about it it may have seen that the spanish were worse than the english who
later started selling uh to women in americas because they didn't bring a lot of women with them so
they're doing like raping and pillaging yeah and then they have the women with them but like the
english by the time they're coming over was later and they had like their wives with them and
stuff so you know they're not going to be like doing forced sexual relations when they have
their wives with them so i think that that's all it all it is maybe sarah heard something
kind of like this and there was a lot of aborted women in asia when they had like
when china had the one child policy or people preferred men because aborted throwing yeah whatever
throwing trash cans whatever but you know the the farming community preferred men because
they could work on the farm whereas the women couldn't ancient idli where they would throw
their baby girls into trash heaps or whatever yeah or maybe his ancient Greece but whichever
i'm not condoning it like facts yeah i agree and then i was both of them this state has
been like a criminal state like when the 13 colonies were being civilized all the people
that want to get hung they run out to new mexico and and what as long as they made it here they
let let them go just forgot about it yeah they're in like some enemy territory not enemy but they're
in some un civilized territory like they're not they're just not going to spend the time to
go find them and get killed by you know some animal or indigestion they had native wars going on
get uh get attacked by the fried or something oh my god you know if a bandit leaves your
community you don't have to go hunt them down yeah right like it's it's someone else's problem now
i'm honestly i wish we had a way to do something like that like when somebody does something wrong
sometimes the best thing would just be like make them leave just make them go away you
don't have to kill them yeah well but again the thing is they're gonna go do it to somebody
else next right but you can only run for so long yeah but i mean now we have the internet we could
ruin their reputation online and get them out of our communities but yeah china social credit score
sometimes it just happens to you though like sometimes somebody comes up here for the free
state project acts real bad and they run out it's just natural you know or they just feel
unwelcome and move to shrewsbury
yeah that's probably why those are the reasons why the state has been kind of like a human abuse
like this is that you can you know abuse women and show them a variance kind of pretty much get away
with it honestly maybe it does have a little something to do with the history that i can't
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the u.s supreme court ruled that president trump's sweeping tariffs on global trading
partners are illegal in a six three ruling the court determined that the tariffs didn't
have the proper authorization from congress fsn's nick harper has more from washington
this ruling is a tremendous blow for the u.s president and a rare rebuke of his presidential
powers six out of the nine justices saying that they did not believe he had the legal authority
to impose tariffs instead saying that he must have congressional authorization they said that he
had tried to assert extraordinary power to unilaterally impose tariffs of unlimited amount
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you've got me bonnie riley o bill and richie rich and we already have a caller on the line it's
our own jay noon in mexico and puerto viarta what's going on down there because we hadn't really
gone into it on the show but yeah there's like a cartel that's mad at the mexican government
there so please tell us what's going on what have you seen so i've been uh basically locked down in
the house with a with a beautiful family down here some um some expats from the north country
and uh they would fit right in with our uh free state project please anyways
nine o'clock this morning um where we're having some breakfast when maybe it was eight
i don't know what time it was like about nine o'clock and and uh and uh one i'm one of the
kids and one of the kids is a ten-year-old boy here he's like hey dad they don't shoot fireworks in
the morning dang usually yeah and this place here has a um they got a brick factory and sometimes
they got a closer windows because the brick factory next door will um you know they're they're
cooking down the mud you know the hardened bricks or bake them basically and so that
he's like oh it must be the brick factory and like yeah we usually hear fireworks and i'm like
that i just heard a gunshot while i'm talking to you guys from like right not far away oh well
anyways i'm on the roof of their house um just hanging out so um uh so i'm like i'm like
that doesn't sound like fireworks because i heard it again that sounds like you know it sounds
like a some rifle action you know and um so we go up on the roof and uh bonnie i don't know if i
sent you to video directly but i got a i got a video that i've been only sending a couple private
friends because it's got you know pictures of these people in it but it basically will 360 degree
yeah there's two more gunshots going um we just actually took a walk around a neighborhood
everything's pretty quiet that they blow off fireworks a lot but i have a feeling it was
like it's going to be night at some point i've had a feeling it's going to get worse
so you from what i understand i talked to um danie sessums you know from the crypto show we
talked a lot today because he's got a lot of mexico experience and he got he got caught right in the
middle of that that time when they arrested el chapo's son he was like right in the middle of one
of these things and they just stop and no i don't know when that whenever that was yeah i thought
it was longer ago than that but i think maybe i don't know but he was on his motorcycle he was
heading down here you know to deal deal with the hurricane that was in um a capoco a few years ago
when that happened and he basically said they just go crazy for like a day
and then there's nothing and it's quiet and it takes like two weeks you know six days to clean
the streets up so i'm like i'm pretty close to uh to the airport here and about two hours
ago i watched a first plane come in and it was a private jet and you know a small jet and we can
see the landing path i can't see we can't see where they're taking off from but just as a
long hold i saw like a big commercial airliner you know land and then i but and we saw like
two private planes land a couple you know a couple hours ago and my friend uh the guy
who lives here he thought those are like official jets or government jets or something
or somebody who's got some clearance because the airport's like still technically closed
although my flight i'm supposed to leave tomorrow night it's not canceled
but my flight from phoenix to bofton's canceled because of snowstorm oh man it's like i love
yeah i know i thought about all that i was like that's it's already gonna be horrible time to fly
yeah so we come up on top of the roof and i took a 360 degree video and um there is just stuff
on fire everywhere i still just to to to the south um south southwest of where we are
we uh i still see a bunch of white smokers reminisce and we just took this family every
every night after dinner they take a to take a nice walk around this beautiful neighborhood
they live in just it's a great this is a lot of canadian expats and european expats and
americans here and um uh and uh then we went over to the little gas station which is like
you know if you ran there you could get there in a minute you know it took us about six minutes
to walk there we walked a long way and i got some videos and some pictures of it i'll send them to
you but there's usually burnt out cars just sitting in the intersection and um we saw a
patchy helicopter it's flying overhead and flying around um like you know i almost felt
like i could have thrown a rock at it and hit it it was that close like that was the cartels
doing that or mexican government no that's mexican military and it was all like um whatever
marina garda i think is what they call themselves um so it was pretty crazy and and actually the
craziest story i heard about us that was kind of close to home you know we had a miracle polko
and it was amazing it was beautiful uh we came down here with just myself i was working for local
silver mint with silver dave we had a wildly except uh successful time with um you know we're
we're doing we're we're um offering people to leave silver and stuff or we're going to leave
their silver and we pay you five percent for your silver so go to localsilvermint.com
backslash bda bullion deposit account use your reference j on that if you're interested
check that out as we were down here at anarkapolko um because you know a lot of
people are smart and they got into crypto and they got into silver and stuff so
we came down here for that but today was the um the the um the uh crypto vigilantes um summit on
sunday and the whole convention center went on lockdown and uh as some people were leaving
the convention convention center the cartel right outside had the place they were set up
and they stopped a cabbie they told the people that were in the cabbie that were
anarkapolko attendees to get out and then they just they they just like put like a bunch of rounds
they shot the cabbie right in front of them they took the passport from the people they took
their passport and all their luggage and everything and then they torched the car so what they were
doing is they were basically so there's like a the cartel has a big like no touch policy on
gringos you know torus because they don't want to start sleeping with the american government
when they already have someone with the mexican government is that what it is all of these problems
exist down here entirely because the american government i agree i agree but i'm just saying
if they killed a gringo american while they're well they're just mad at the mexican government
then they'll have a problem with both isn't that not why they don't want to kill the
gringo americans because half of the population you walking around portovarta um the gringo
to mexican ratio is like you know walking around florida and it's the white guy to black guy
ratio you know there's like no black people in new hampshire but florida is a lot of them but it's
like there's a ton of white guys here in um you know like it you know in um in portovarta and
it's like probably more white people in this city than there are you know a lot of the cities
in america i just i don't know if i believe that that's the reason though because it's like
yeah but they're also not armed they're they're people they're from you know nobody's arms here
that was the most scary thing about this situation i just like i was telling the people that we live
with i go this couldn't happen in new hampshire yeah no freaking way because like like so i'm
surrounded by all these like three family houses and most of them are like three four levels
and they're all a lot every house here is bulletproof they got six inch concrete
rebar reinforced walls you know they're all like massively they can handle wicked hurricanes
like all these houses around here on a roof they got like a four foot concrete knee wall
like these are all perfect sniper nests and in a new hampshire every window in every city
there's a sniper in it quite literally because everybody can have a gun in new hampshire yeah
that's why we went there for the free day project jay so i was like jay do you feel
scared to have your family in mexico at the moment so my family's not in mexico
okay and i didn't feel scared until i heard uh heard somebody empty a magazine about
uh well i wasn't scared but i was like i need to get the fuck off the roof i'm gonna go back
and oh yeah yeah can't say about radio j i didn't drop you but i did uh press the button in time
to drop it from our stations and everything i apologize i i'll tell you i am rattled i am
i am too i mean there's like i didn't go see it but like right down the road from here there's like
there's like there's like just lines of dead bodies like so what the cartel does is they just stop any
car that they need to block an intersection or a truck and if the guy's a mexican in the car
they just kill him that's so horrible but but but but with the taxi drivers they they tell
they tell the gringos get out they won't kill gringos or like a like like the cartel you if
you're a cartel member and you kill kill an american tourist the cartel kills you um
is essentially what the um you know what's going on here you guys still with me yes yes i'm
listening it's just it's still so horrible like some man driving people around make enough
money for his family every day is getting killed for no reason so so like um or woman i don't know
but still so so like i've never really heard like actual like warfare combat my life
you know like silver dave has you know if you're for example you know he's a lot you know he's one
of my best friends and you know and we've talked a lot about his his time over there and like i
heard it like a hundred like i don't know a kilometer a kilometer half a way so well i'm not
real far from the airport now that's where a lot of action was with the airport because
there's like a military depot over there and um it was crazy but right before i curse i was saying
you know um i i wasn't really it wasn't scared and i'm i don't i don't know i mean i guess i'm
scared i don't i don't feel like that i feel like we need to respond we need to prepare we need to
like you know you know um hunker down whatever you know there was no response i could do so i
don't have any guns but i'll tell you what like the people i'm saying what i'm like you
guys got paper maps to this place are like you can't get paper maps here i'm like all right
you know they got computers and a printer and stuff i'm like let's get on google maps and let's
start printing up some maps to this place but we might have to evacuate and i don't know my way
around here i want some maps so we spent like like a like about four or five hours
like really studying um all the roads around here the geography like basically pierto volarta
is in a bowl and it just surrounded my mountains and then to the west is the ocean so
um this this is a hard place to escape and what they ended up doing is they they they um even
like downtown like my sister lauren you got you some you guys know her you know um myself lauren
dave a whole bunch of you know 30 30 40 free staters or new hampshire rights you know at an
archipelago so we all kind of had a you know a signal chat group and we're all chatting back
and forth and like lauren and carlin oh man calling got tons of videos he calling
calling started walking around the neighborhood out there at about three o'clock this afternoon
he's like i'm more scared than where new hampshire that i'm going to get pulled over for not having
an inspection sticker on my car than i am walking around down here and he's just taking videos of
cars that are just torched you know there's like a um a um bj's parking lot or something i think
it was one of those big box stores and like a third of the cars are torched i guess there was like
like a cosco it was i guess there was like like a couple hundred people just
just um just uh you know sheltering in place in cosco all day long um
but uh it's it's yeah and and then the cartel was like releasing messages messages anyone in
guadalajara but so which is like the next big city over um that's on the street you're
gonna be shot like everybody just staying in um one of my one of the anarchipoco attendees i met um
she was was going to a little crossfit training place and she was there when all this stuff happened
and um everybody as soon as this thing's all the locals she's the only one there that
wasn't a local they just all they just all left everybody ran as soon as they started
hearing all the explosions and the gunfire i heard i heard like like just automatic
while weapons you know exchange like a lot of it it it was it was hairy and the smoke i mean just
everywhere around me like they're burning cars so what they did is every intersection they just
they would they would either they they would i don't know if they killed you or they pulled
you out of the car i know they killed the cabbie because you know and i don't know the attendants
that who you know who got to see that horrible crap um but like man we just walked down here and they
strategically placed these cars so like the intersection was jammed up and then they tortured
they take our semi trucks and they get the guy out of the semi truck and usually when the cartel
like pretty much everybody says when a cartel guy says get out of your truck on cartel or car
you just do it because they don't ask why the second time they ask they put a bullet in your
head um because the common citizens are not armed around here there's nothing that can happen
i mean if these people had the guns that we have in new hampshire this would never happen
and actually this would never happen if you know the if if donald trump actually cared
about what was going on you know and and you know he's just he's just part of the club
and uh yeah he is and he you know he might be the least worth president of our lifetime
and that's all i'm going to give him you'd be freed ross olbrich but the fact is these cartels
have all this power because of the thirst for um for the uh for the sex trafficking and the drug
trade and the the drug trade is fueled like 100 by the welfare state and the sex trafficking
is fueled 100 by wealthy pedophile baby eating elites that are cantillionaires
and if for our listeners who don't know who it can point what a cantillionaire is a
cantillionaire is someone close to the federal reserve so this is all and so we couldn't have
a welfare state and we couldn't have you know baby eating satanic pedophiles without the federal
reserve what happened in port of art today and this didn't just happen in port of art except
for port of art was the epicenter and i did learn exactly why this happened this morning
so the um this could not happen except for the united states uh corporation
has the exclusive monopoly and domination on creating money at a thin air the central bank
system and because you know because donald trump hasn't like literally sent black hawks
and tanks to like just seize every asset and absolutely wipe out and destroy and just take
down the owners of the federal reserve bank um that means he's a fraud and he doesn't want to drain
the swamp definitely not that was a lie yeah he doesn't and you cannot get into elected position
in office as far as i don't know how to help thomas mass he got in a got new um congress but
it's like the prerequisite for all these guys is you have to be a pedophile um so so that's
the thing the welfare state is created by fractional reserve banking these ultra rich you know jeffrey
fd's friends are all cantillionaires they get their wealth from fractional reserve banking
and that's the problem now what had happened is there is um some very corrupt cartel guy
they went they did an operation this morning uh early this morning to go to go grab them
and then i heard something about they burnt a church down and it went and and and and then
it was that important by urta yeah to church oh the church was like right downtown port of
viata wow okay like like literally these guys are staying in like these you know five hundred
dollar a night hotel rooms and you know our our our sending video of us or video to to me for
example of you know right in the street below there's like four cars on fire in an intersection
you know the buses on fire it's it's going to be a massive cleanest place up
but anyways uh they did an operation to arrest a guy and he got killed and the car and this is what
sent to cartels all crazy kind of like um with um you know uh el chopo's son you know a few years
back where daniel sessons you know went through that deal but yeah um it's you know it's um
this you know a couple of things and like you know i've gone to mexico to last three years
and it's been really nice and it's been beautiful right right now it's pretty peaceful but the thing is
is not to answer your question riley yeah i'd probably be scared to freak out a little bit
if i had my kids here with me sure yeah i was maybe that was like you know a good thing that
that happened that way even though you didn't you were upset or you know like sad at first that
they weren't all going to be able to go i think you were maybe i'm wrong but then
it just ended up being the best thing for everyone right right so so like probably the
emotionally damaged people you know they attended his van are obviously those folks that had their
cabbie shot in front of them yeah and like i've been riding the cabs all you know all week
you know these guys are sweethearts you know and they're like uh you know i'm talking
about your kids and stuff you know the guy was probably a dad and um you know they're just
working hard but it's um it's the american and it's the it's it's essentially uh the american
you know monetary policy creates these kind of things in countries like this
and um so uh and i can tell you you know the you know we we did some preparedness we prepared to
evacuate we've we uh we started um you know there's like a ranch behind us and i'm like
checking everything out there on you know uh you know on google maps and i'm like yeah you guys got
some wire cutters we might need to cut some barbed wire fence to get through you know uh
you should be wearing pants you know don't wear flip flops you got hiking boots you know um print
we printed out some maps we printed out copies you know we started i started packing my backpack
with a bunch of like essentials um and there's actually a house just being built right here
i was going to go see if i could find something that we can make some hand weapons out of
you know some pipes or something whatever something we got nothing here you know i i
can't bring anything i flew down here i got like a little pocket knife that's it um and uh
and even you know what am i going to do against you know cartel dude that's you know
you know you know got high-powered rifles and full approved vests and you know nothing
was a you know piece of rebar and uh but you know i'm gonna at least you know we don't know
i mean the best thing to do would just stay right here and the thing is they're just looking
to send a message so like we just took a little i just took a little video of this uh these burnt
cars and we just saw a bunch of uh what they call what would be equivalent to state police kind of
go rolling by and um uh somebody says to me you know with us oh and if i don't want you taking
videos i go no they do want us taking videos because if they didn't want us taking videos
if they didn't want us communicating if they didn't want us broadcasting this to the rest
of the world they would have just took out some cellphone towers oh yeah internet was fine
you know the cartel wants to send a message and as far as i'm concerned the government wants this
to happen so they can say oh we need to crack down on our cartels yeah so actually canada might
get real scary here pretty quick i canada i'm sorry mexico because um so i when i come down
here i buy a local sim card and i bring a couple i bring two cell phones with me and then i'll
take the um one cell phone i'll put a local sim card in it and i'll use it as a hot spot like right
now i'm talking off the wi-fi connection you know the just wi-fi call that's interesting to you
because it sounds really good i was afraid it would sound bad since you're just so far away
but it sounds good actually i think i'm working off a starlink um right here but um uh and like
like the people here they're they're pretty good they go like a starlink and local internet
but we were working off both of them they all worked fine um and so uh um and honestly today
is like the first time i like really looked up my phone and like the last like seven days
you know because i've been busy i've been doing stuff and um like i went to the dentist yesterday
and i had two rotted wisdom teeth and i got them both pulled and i had one cavity filled it
was six hundred dollars us and and the night before i was on a dance floor with my dentist
because she was at an orca polko we had you know big party friday night and we're all dancing
together and um so uh uh what was i getting with this but um oh so i i i try to activate my
sim card and it wants me to scan my passport or an id so it wants you to do full biometrics
and you gotta click a button to um yep you gotta click a click a click you gotta um
agree to the terms and usually when it says i agree into the terms of service and then it says
click here to read terms of service what it said was i agree to the terms of service
and i give full consent i actually i took a screenshot of it for telco to have access
to all of the data on my phone wow uh to to further to read the complete terms and service
click here i was like oh man and so i had a phone that was like uh you know it was
you know basically nothing on it um you know no like crypto wallet or anything i actually i
and i cleaned both of my i took i downloaded all the photos and cleaned my phones out pretty
much i'm gonna take a bunch of photos and videos and i gotta back up phone and
you know you kind of got to do the two phone thing or you're gonna have an international
sim card or an international plan which i didn't have and um and then the then they so they
want you to scan your id and then they want you to then have you take a picture and then
it has you activate the video on your phone and the selfie camera because i run these you
know d google phones you gotta give a new app with a permission activated which is quite easy
camera oh just got one oh well well we are going on break but also it got um like a little
muffled there but it stopped but thank you for the call jay more free talk live coming up
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from feature story news in san francisco i'm ira spitzer with a look back at some of the
week's top stories andrew mount batten windsor formerly known as prince andrew of the british
royal family was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office it relates to
its time as trade envoy and the alleged sharing of confidential material with the late sex offender
jeffrey epstein he has not been charged and has long denied any wrongdoing fsn's ollie barrett
has more from london what police are further saying is that this is part of an investigation now they
confirm the reason that is significant is that previously tems valley police had simply said
they were assessing claims that had been made to them about the potential of misconduct in a public
office they've now confirmed a formal investigation is underway and an arrest has been made they
say the arrest was made on suspicion of misconduct in public office and they say they're
also carrying out searches at addresses in barkshire and norfolk the u.s supreme court ruled that
president trump's sweeping tariffs on global trading partners are illegal in a six three ruling
the court determined that the tariffs didn't have the proper authorization from congress fsn's
nick harper has more from washington this ruling is a tremendous blow for the u.s president and a
rare rebuke of his presidential powers six out of the nine justices saying that they did not believe
he had the legal authority to impose tariffs instead saying that he must have congressional
authorization to exercise this power they said that he had tried to assert extra ordinary power
to unilaterally impose tariffs of unlimited amount duration and scope he has reacted by
calling the ruling a disgrace but also saying he has a backup plan it is likely the white house
will look for other ways to reimpose these tariffs using other means india joined the us led ai
infrastructure initiative called pax silica which is widely seen as a countermeasure to china's
dominance over the supply of key materials used in the industry it came as top us companies
like open ai anthropic and google pledged to invest billions of dollars in india during an ai impact
summit fsn's ishan garg has more from new delhi india joined the pax silica initiative on the
sidelines of the ai impact summit ending speculation over whether trade tensions were getting in
the way of broader cooperation between washington and new delhi according to the u.s state
department pax silica is aimed at bringing friendly countries together to reduce what it
calls coercive dependencies the initiative was launched in december last year with countries
including the uk australia south korea and the ua e as its first few members with india pitching itself
as a key ai power during the ai summit analysts say the move not only highlights new delhi's
role on a global stage but also signals thaw in u.s india ties ishan garg new delhi from
bureaus worldwide this is fsn 11 people were arrested in france over the recent killing of a
far-right activist content dironk died after sustaining a severe brain injury when he was
attacked on the sidelines of a far-right protest against a left-wing politician speaking in the
city of leon fsn's ross cullen reports from paris the 23-year-old was part of a group providing
security for nationalist activists who were demonstrating against the leftist gathering
at a university in france's third biggest city of leon video footage of the attack on the 12th of
february shows a group of people setting upon content dironk who's kicked multiple times before
being left lying on the sidewalk while those involved in the attack fled on foot the incident
has fueled tension between france's far-right and hard left ahead of local elections in march
and next year's presidential race in which the nationalist party is currently leading the polls
ross cullen paris u.s civil rights icon the reverend jesse jackson died at the age of 84 he was one
of america's most influential black figures and twice ran for president fsn's tony waterman has more
he was this towering figure he was a protege of martin luther king jr he was there when king
was assassinated in 1968 he was in fact very close to him when that happened physically
just a couple of feet away but he is really seen as carrying on the fight for black americans
he transformed american politics particularly the democratic party by empowering these
marginalized communities through his coalition getting millions and millions of black latino
and asian americans to register to vote and completely reshaping the face of the democratic
party those were some of the week's top stories ira spitzer after briefly reviewing several
documents outlining his parents dire financial circumstances today 23-year-old westlain university
graduate zack wallace told reporters he had quote absolutely no clue how his mother and father
are going to dig themselves out of the 35 000 of student loan debt they incurred to pay for
his college education i mean this is gonna be really hard on my parents when i was in college i just
assumed that you know they would pay off my student loans within a few years of me graduating
but i never realized how expensive college is going to be for them wallace who graduated
with a film studies degree in 2012 and has since had two unpaid internships told reporters that
from the way prevailing interest rates are trending his parents could easily be paying
off his debt for the next quarter century they're going to be paying for the rest of their lives
and on top of it all they have to help me out with my rent too i mean it sucks it really really
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time i wasn't censored and rich rich and um so we we're talking with jay noon of free talk live
on uh the air here he's on the line because he's in portavoyarta mexico which is in guadalajara
and it is currently a big hotspot as far as the um i forget which it's not so no one the
cartels that's really mad at the mexican government right now because the mexican government killed
their one of their leaders in this cartel wants a they want something so jay but you wanted to
talk more about how there is problems that you found out by having to get a sim card while you
were down there can you hear me so yep so i bought a sim card i put my phone in last year i just
put it in and i just it turned on the phone it worked just like when you put a sim card in
the phone well this year i have to give them all my bio biometric data so so they want
so and in italia they did like like a kilometer south of me they just they just said another um
something on fire and i heard uh one gunshot and then about 10 seconds later another gunshot
which i'm thinking those are execution shots no that's a good point um so the gunfighting
just started again but basically it seems like or the gun shooting and and then directly to
west of me it looks like there's another something set on fire and uh pretty dark over by the airport
so i couldn't tell if anything was burning over there but so this biometric data they want to
have you um scan your id um take a picture of you and then do a selfie video where you have
to point your head down for five seconds and then point your head up look up then look to
the left and look to the right and i actually try doing this on my other phone because i needed to use
a phone and it wouldn't let me do it and i think it's because um i i think it's because i have a
privacy phone so it's like it's like your device doesn't comply with our blah blah blah instead
um try a different device um so it was like whatever i just stopped so they don't even know
if your phone is too private for um being able to extract your data wow that's crazy
are you there i'm pretty fast oh there you are um so so they're going to shut off every sim card
in the country that's not doesn't have your biometrics registered with it um on july 25th and
every new sim card you get you can't even can't even use it until you um activate your um biometrics
and the next step after the cell phones is you're not going to let anyone uh every single like
essentially internet service like at your house has to have the same biometrics with it too
another guy told me here a little while ago wow you know and what i'm telling you i didn't
read it anywhere i don't know if it's a law it's just you know it's people at
anacrypoco we're talking about this stuff so this is only mexico is that is that what you're saying
yep well mexico's test test ground you know for a new world order here they're going to see what
they can do the people aren't armed um well they're not armed it'll be easy test it'll
be easy it'll be yeah it'll be an easy test ground yep i just just hearing a bunch of sirens
again um i haven't heard sirens in like three hours um so not well yeah easy test ground and
it it's it's all it's all because they want this cartel action so they can see we're
going to make sure the cartel can't use the internet to to um to communicate and
but the problem is i'm just i'm sure the cartel is right in bed with the governments
i mean how can they not be more gunshots yeah there's some shit happening
uh oh sorry guys there's some stuff happening out there um
colin wants to colon and talk at the same time as you but i don't know if he's going to run out of
time he wants us he wants to get on the same time of you as you because he thinks that
you're exaggerating but i don't understand how you could possibly be exaggerating it's not
like you're lying to us so i'm just telling you what's going on here one more thing and you
can put colon on the same line too yeah i wanted you but he's not hurrying so he hasn't called yet
yep oh so um so the family i'm staying with they were so i screwed up on my airbnb i had i i thought
i had i thought i screwed up and i told colin we had the airbnb until um we had to be out
of their sunday morning and we actually had to be out of their saturday morning so i'm
any like in personal data about where you guys are staying or anything like that no no i won't i won't
so i don't have a place to stay so so one of the families that i did blacksmithing with and i did
the man camp stuff with here the last couple years in a capoco was like jay you can come stay at our
house i'm like sweet so they they were planning on going to um to the beach and there's like a
really awesome beach over here with the popular it's a lot of fun you're both online now by the
way yeah they were planning on going to the beach and they didn't go to the beach this morning
because i stayed over their house and they're like hey jay's here we're gonna stay with jay you're
gonna hang out with jay we've got a guest in the house and when all this stuff kicked off they
would have been at that beach and i watched a video of the beach where there was a firefight
and they're like and and uh i they weren't a hundred percent sure that was the beach but
they're like it looks like the beach we wanted to but the place they would have to drive to
is like that's where like a huge war zone is like where they had to go like over by the airport
that's uh a route 200 so you'd have to take over to the beach you gotta go just on the other side
of the airport like that's where like a bunch of bodies are and calling before you say anything
i did say the same thing to jay just don't give any way out any like personal information
about where you guys are staying or anything like that because i and don't the government could
be related the government listens to free talk live
wait are you on break right now no we're not on break this is the show so i'm just asking
you said you wanted to call in and say that jay is exaggerating or maybe like that you
think it's actually much safer in this war zone okay so i didn't know i was on it right now
um yeah don't be on speaker anything it sounds a little robotic okay give me one second here
so calling if you're listening they just set more cars on fire um south of where i am so basically
carlin i'm like you know um uh i'm not far from the convention center oh i'm just
on the outskirt to the of this area and between where i am in a sense of the convention center
there's gunshots happening and there's a lot of smoke and i just thought a bunch of flames
and there's another there's another stop being set on fire to the west a little more
and i keep on hearing gunshots but anyways go ahead well um if i know where you are and by the
way when you get off just send me you know your address so i know where you're at um i'm over to
the west of you but i'm basically near the beach and there hasn't been anything in this area today
i had to actually wander out into town to go see stuff and i caught you know some footage
and pictures of you know cars that were burning stuff so you know they are going around they are
doing that stuff i think they're kind of randomly appearing wherever they can and you know burning
stuff you know as they could take advantage of it and there's not a lot of people are driving
but more people are driving now than there were earlier earlier there's like nobody on the roads
now there are people on the roads um we're driving around and stuff but over um in the area
where the resorts are and stuff it's like totally totally fine nothing and i haven't
heard any gunshots the whole day the only thing i heard were like explosions but those were from
cars that were on fire like their tires were blowing up other things that were inside of them
that you know could contain pressure were blowing up um i mean even in the the the footage that
i caught you know you could like hear some pops and stuff from the cars um i don't know
if i caught one of them were like we actually saw the tires blow off of the car which is kind of
on the watch but um but yeah but i yeah i don't think you're that far from me but you know uh
they might be doing stuff over at the airport it definitely could be because over near the airport
is where the uh that's where like the the army barracks is um yeah yeah and so there could
be something going on there um but i don't know to what degree uh they're attacking any kind of
civilians i know see see the same thing happened down here in 2023 after the Mexican government
with the help of the u.s. it's some way when captured el chapo's son and um and then they
they did that and they did it all over you know like like halisco and uh i think like baby
sinaloa and uh like like men's nia all the way down almost to aquapulco uh they were doing stuff
like this at danie sesam um and his his youtube channel is what is it rv adventure or or an rv
adventure i think that's it you can go and you can find video because he was on his motorcycle
and he was driving down and so you know he has all sorts of footage of you know driving
around stuff that's burned down and then talking to you know various like local mexicans wherever he
was at so yeah but go ahead jay no i would they did the people i'm staying with are just making
sure that i was still out here they were checking on me that's all but keep going oh okay yeah so
like it's i mean you know not like i've ever talked to anybody in the cartel i know how they
do things or why they do things exactly but like they did this after that happened
and from what i understand and you know i've heard like conflicting things and it's hard
to get information because you know you can't necessarily trust what you hear in the media
they also can't even trust what you hear from a person who heard it from a person you know
and like i'm i'm i'm in you know telegram and signal groups up in new hampshire and people
are saying stuff in there and i'm like what the heck do you know like you know you don't even
speak spanish you couldn't even read a i was reading some spanish uh uh news places today
you know regarding this but um but ink is what i was saying is yeah i don't you know who knows
how they actually operate but it always seems to me like what they're doing is it's kind of like a
like a show of force it's like oh you did this well look at all this stuff that we're gonna
mess up and i think the idea is kind of like to make make people's lives miserable a little bit
so they'll be you know they'll tell the politicians like hey don't don't mess with the cartel
i wish that they listened be i wish the government listened because in 2013
i don't remember who that president's name was anymore um but he was like you know
i'm gonna send the military and we're gonna get rid of the cartel and all of the mexicans
hate that president he's like known a hated president because he didn't have to do that and
the thing is this is what they do this is what stupid governments do over and over again all
over the entire world is they take out like like i have a quote right here it says department
security of state chris firlando called elmencha one of the bloodiest most ruthless drug kingpins
this is a great development for mexico in us in the latin world he wrote and it's like no it's not
because you killed one person there are so many other people and it's going to cause civilian
casualties but they know this they want this that's what bothers me yeah yeah it's just a
replaceable head of the cartel and then every time stuff that we're gonna this is the stuff
we're gonna find out uh after this at a time goes on we're gonna find out like oh what was the united
states uh involvement in what was there uh you know what what are their aims exactly what is it
that they care about and doing this kind of thing nor are they playing two sides against each other
because i mean you know i'll just tell you what i've seen today like uh i saw like the the
military uh mexican military uh not police but mexican military helicopter flying overhead
and i kind of made a joke because i was like yeah they're just flying over the bay and i'm like
that there's nobody's the cartel isn't in the bay right now like that's why were they doing
or that there was a patch of helicopter flying all over uh flying over here too yeah and
while you're talking colin i counted about two dozen gunshots um there is more stuff being
set on fire at the inside that there is one two three looks like there's three more fires
happening right now now whole area there's gunshots going on i can see it from from where i
am actually i'm out here talking to you and i'm looking and there is like there's like 15
other houses i got people on their rooftops and they're looking and one guy looks like he's
got like a scope i look at like a like a telescope and another guy looks like he might have an
ocular yeah yeah um like i said make sure you know send me on signal you know where you're at
or whatever uh just just so i know uh because because like you know we might need to keep
in touch over the next couple days there's still a large number of us down here from new
hampshire a bunch of people came down here uh we counted it um and there were there's at least
12 that that we could think of off the top of our heads and name um so i just want to and i know a
bunch of them have already left but but some of them haven't so we'll just want to keep keep in
touch with them but um uh yeah well the you know and i like i also i saw like the military
people in the backs of their trucks driving down the road but like the people in the back
of the truck were like on their phone so you know doesn't just like they are any other time
you see them driving around so you know to me some of it some of it's like a dance some of it's like
the show it's like the the car self comes out and it does its thing and then the people know
like like those cars are burning but like the fire trucks don't come out you know immediately
but but i have this evening already seen burnt up cars that have been loaded onto
uh you know like like flatbed things and and hauled away so they're already cleaning up in
some areas um but but yeah like jay says there might be stuff going on over where he is
hello i heard you um sorry okay one thing i want to ask is uh have you guys heard anything about
what the cartels demands are no but what i don't think there are any so i i just got a a message
from my wife and it says are they oh and some people they're lighting up cigarettes on like
three houses over i'm like what is that um so there's like uh so they said that the cartels
we're going to start going house to house and just executing people if they didn't get their
demand was by 5 p.m and something to my wife heard somewhere where did yeah yeah where did she hear
that from i have no idea yeah i'm i don't i don't believe that at all that sounds like
sensational stuff and trust us whatever happens down here i'm sure the u.s the u.s wants an
excuse for a war right now whether it's Iran or whether it's mexico and they have been
planning one for mexico for a while now i was calling it like three years ago and i said yep
they're going to use something related to cartels as an excuse that doesn't mean that the cartel
thing isn't happening it just means that they're they're going to use it as an excuse or they're
going to add propaganda on top of it um yeah a war on multiple fronts will not be good
so you know it um you know they destabilize countries they send in cia mercs to just go in
like like these cartel guys could be a bunch of cia guys coming in here and just start killing
a whole bunch of people for that in purpose you know it's called the false flag they do it all the
time all right the internet saying that there's no credible reports from for any demands it's
literally just a response to be angry i guess like acting out in response of the killing of that guy
yeah and then that that's like what they did in 23 with el chapo's son um it was the same the
same thing there weren't any demands and and yeah i don't see them going you know and this i don't
want to sound like i'm saying oh the cartel are good people and blah blah blah blah but they they
have like things they have to operate within a certain range you know like they need a certain
amount of support from the people but they also you know can screw any particular individual over if
they need to for any reason but they also don't want to you know do it when they don't need to
so like all these cars that they've been setting on fire well uh the the the videos that i have
cars that were obviously parked those are the videos that i have but excuse me the there's other ones
where they hijacked cars and then like parked them across the road and then let them on fire
and you know like i said they they would hijack those so they would like take the car you know
putting guns that make the person get out but they didn't just like shoot the person they could
maybe if he doesn't listen but you know i think i think the mexicans kind of like understand
how this works and it's like okay well better my car than my life you know and also also also another
thing they did back then target specifically um buses and certain big trucks so that makes sense
because they're easy to cross the road but i think there could also be a thing there where
it's like this is a public service so we're gonna attack it yeah like messing up any infrastructure
well do you guys have anything else uh you want to specifically say about this either of you
yes pray for the people of mexico
and all of us down here make sure we uh you know get home
and that this you know nonsense ends and we also need to pray for the collapse of
you know fiat currency in the us dollar because that's what's fueling all this
hell yeah yes yes yes i mean uh i can add to that uh because you know cartels wouldn't be what they are
if it weren't for the us making like all of these substances illegal like that's what gives them
all of this money you know and that that's what creates all of the trade and everything
and honestly you know like like the mexicans they understand this they understand the reason
they have cartels is because of america in one way or another whether the government directly
but also it's like uh the the american appetite for cocaine like they they just assume that americans
do cocaine when you're down they just assume that about you and it is like largely true
like that is a big drug that a lot of americans do and they pay a lot of money for it i can't
believe that's an expensive drug i don't know why anybody does it i don't know so much more
yeah you get so much more bang for your buck out of you know uh psychedelics
because because people who do coke i don't know if you guys have ever seen it they'll they'll do it
and then they'll drink which cancels it out and then they'll do some more and then they'll drink
some more and they'll just keep you know snorting it you know like again and again and again over
the night and it's and yeah they'll go through like a thousand dollars a night you know if it's
them and a couple of friends wow and you know that's yeah and and and yeah that money all goes
you know down to fund this kind of stuff and you know it wouldn't have to if that was legal
you know um so uh yeah do anything else to add to it i agree that the moron drugs is a huge reason
why this is happening at all why anybody was killed why nobody's being terrorized
that's it's a problem reaction solution so you know we have the problem because of the
government and then the government creates another problem then they make it worse and
they make it worse in this way and then they make it worse in that way and then they go to
it's Mexico they say oh well now that you you know there's these cartels and they have all
this money and they have all these weapons because we give them money because of making you
know this illegal you know now we want you to stop that we want you to stop those guys and
we need you to put a stop to that and it's like okay and then what's going to happen from that you
know i see a big fireball right now um like there's some major stuff on fire uh to the um
to the southwest and if the the brightest light i've seen i think this is going to be an interesting
evening uh they're telling people to close their shades shut off all their lights make it look like
they're not home of course they're saying listen to only what the authorities say don't listen to
the other parties uh yeah that stuff bothers me but colin there there's just i'm here in gunshot
just chronically like uh you know i'm taking some video of this while we're talking and i'll
send it to you guys well it is just a firsthand look at what terrorism is caused by directly by the
government in the united states government i don't know why i said usually earlier the empire
needs to end this is this is suffering is happening because directly because of the empire
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winsor formerly known as prince andrew of the british royal family was arrested on suspicion
of misconduct in public office it relates to his time as trade envoy and the alleged sharing of
confidential material with the late sex offender jeffrey eppstein he has not been charged and has
long denied any wrongdoing fsn's olly barrett has more from london what police are further saying
is that this is part of an investigation now they confirm the reason that is significant is
that previously tem's valley police had simply said they were assessing claims that had been
made to them about the potential of misconduct in a public office they've now confirmed a
formal investigation is underway and an arrest has been made they say the arrest was made on
suspicion of misconduct in public office and they say they're also carrying out searches
at addresses in barkshire and norfolk the u.s supreme court ruled that president
trump's sweeping tariffs on global trading partners are illegal in a six three ruling
the court determined that the tariffs didn't have the proper authorization from congress
fsn's nick harper has more from washington this ruling is a tremendous blow for the u.s president
and a rare rebuke of his presidential powers six out of the nine justices saying that they did
not believe he had the legal authority to impose tariffs instead saying that he must have
congressional authorization they said that he had tried to assert extra ordinary power to
unilaterally impose tariffs of unlimited amount duration and scope he has reacted by calling
the ruling a disgrace but also saying he has a backup plan it is likely the white house will
look for other ways to reimpose these tariffs india joined the us led ai infrastructure
initiative called packs silica which is widely seen as a counter measure to china's dominance
over the supply of key materials used in the industry it came as top u.s companies pledged
to invest billions of dollars in india during an ai impact summit fsn's ishan garg has more from
new delhi india joined the packs silica initiative on the sidelines of the ai impact summit
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rallyo bill and richie rich before we get back into anything i just find it really good that we
are an open phone line show because we just got calls from two people in puerto in guadalajara
mexico yes say the first one riley puerto of uh i have no idea it's like puerto just like
portorico so i guess americans might say porto you can't just change the city because you can't
pronounce it no no but guadalajara is also the oh wait no it's helisco is the state i think
i can't remember now but i'm glad we have to just pick on riley regardless of like it's terrible
down there for sure but at least we have the ability to have two people call into the show and say
this is what's happening we're boots on the ground this is what we're experiencing it it's
really crazy it blows my mind that the things that happen on free talk live sometimes are just
like i know weird we're breaking news stories but right and left the whole time we're talking to j
david ridley was on the line so i want to get right into his call david ridley in colorado
you're on free talk live what's on your mind well it's going to be really hard to top that call
but at least i have something positive okay good so uh for the last two years i have been secretly
working on a project that i'm going to announce tonight and that is a uh a science fiction
television series set in new hampshire wow very cool now i i think just so people who don't know you
do have a background in i'm gonna quote unquote legitimate television production what is that
people who produce tv on like regular tv david really has a background in that don't you dave
yeah it's sometimes hard to tell when you watch my videos what i meant to say when i said what
is that i meant like a what tv station or showed what did you work on before uh i worked well i went
to film school and i worked at a bunch of tv stations usually as a videographer cool so he's
got credentials to do a project like this i guess is what the point i was driving that's
interesting yeah for the last 20 years i had that kind of on ice and just been doing these
quickie things where you just aim the camera point it and don't do any editing that's how
i've kind of done for 20 years but um the the advances in technology make it possible now or
soon for an individual to produce their own television series and so i um this is why you've
been on all those ai chat boards and message apps this is going to be an ai television show dave
sort of yeah i use ai to generate the images and so i i basically completed the trailer i
haven't uploaded it yet um and i'm very proud of it i uh also i i went ahead and uploaded the
the poster i made a poster today and uploaded that to forum that shiresociety.com so you can
get a little sense of the concept art but the um the idea is this is the story of new hampshire
deep into the future and even deeper into the past where the free state project has won
and everyone is still speaking english where are you going to be broadcasting this from
or again that's why i think that's why i say tv series and quotes if we didn't see that sorry
yeah you you do bodice the maybe rumble maybe that's you that'll be where i start but i might
i might go ahead and start up with tiktok too i i didn't have much luck within the last time
i tried to use them but they're just you know i'll put it where i can i think people will
come to it because i think it will be good enough how many how many episodes are you planning if
you're going on tiktok you can't do long format right that's not really tiktok's forte so how long
are you planning like each episode length or what's the what's the nuts and what works the best
you know historically i mean it's normal for every episode of the expanse is 45 minutes
long every episode of three body problem is 45 minutes long i believe unless you know pilot
or two it was longer so that that works and that that's the format that i'll be following so that
it could be put on on television if it starts to gain enough of a following nice that would be
awesome um so you don't have like a link yet it's it's to be announced yeah just go to just
oh well to see the first image just go to forum dot free state i'm sorry uh sorry forum dot
shire society dot com and i uploaded the poster there the trailer should upload in about a week
okay so forum dot shire society dot com excellent yeah and i'll run it i'll air it on ridley report
dot com just like my normal riddly oh awesome i'm excited to see it and i'm excited for the trailer
i hope that this will be as exciting to everyone else as it has been to me so far i'm i'm very
pumped about it but we'll see what the public thinks if you get like if you want to get
human actors involved here in new hampshire um at one point i think it was around the pandemic
silver day since he was brought up before started a production of uh oh man what's the the roddy
piper movie with the aliens i don't know i don't know either help me out i just spaced on it and i can't
anyway uh they live yes that's the one thing i i should not have spaced on that but i did
but he started like a remake of that and like i went down to shoot a scene as like thug number four
or whatever and they lost the footage and i never got called back from silver day
so i'm very disappointed that i wasn't able to participate in one of those things that would
be really fun it would be but my point is if davis doing something similar and he's like like
can come is back in new hampshire and wants to film like live people instead of ai stuff right
i'm down to be you know like thug number four again or whatever whatever openings he has i always
call you that anyway i fit the role man they was like send us a picture of like your best thug
right and i and i did and he's like i come on down put you in the non-speaking role just sat in
the car and mean mug for the camera that's hilarious i'm there for you dave riley's like
who's on the show tonight i'm like it's thug number four that's true i i um i forgot i
buried the lead there's a title for this television series and it's called legends of the free state
awesome and i love how it goes along with your current call-in series on calling in and telling
new hampshire activist history freedom activism history yeah you know one thing though i'm
finding is that the history i'm trying to tell on the new hampshire history alone it is so big
in time and space that it's almost overwhelming us like i'm finding it difficult how do i put the
freestayers into this i with all this stuff i'm discovering about john stark and on the stains
and all the things that have happened in the hampshire and the avanaki wars and it's just
there is it's going to be difficult to to give the freestayers the the degree of of time and
credit in this series that they deserve but i can make as many episodes as i want once the
technology is good enough spin-off series true do you got anything else for us dave
yeah i guess what i think i'm gonna do and i don't know if you guys are aware of this but the
reason that why there's so much good fan fiction or fan fan films in the star wars genre is because
george lucas promised that he would never sue anyone for making a star wars film without his
permission as long as they didn't make money out if they could do anything they want right
and so that created disney that created a sub a subculture of fantastic films some of which
are better than george lucas's films and i want to take that concept a step further so what i'm
probably going to do i haven't done it yet i will probably release everything i do into the public
domain and then give everyone permission to take it and make their own videos and stories with it
i may also release the entire uh screenplay from start to finish um you know pretty early
on so that everyone kind of has a sense of what canon is the only price that you would pay for
taking my idea and running with it and making your own money with it if you don't do it right if
you do a bad job i might not i might not pronounce you canon okay that works because there's a lot
of fiction in the star wars universe that is no longer canon and keeping track of all that
the volume of media that you can consume makes it very difficult for anything to stay canon in that
universe yeah anyway i just hope that i hope that i can trigger if something gets bigger than me
oh that's awesome that's so cool i like the idea of you doing fiction at all i don't think
anybody appears really doing that that i know of like could be wrong you know
well in the media productions very expensive but now the advent of ai right it reduces that cost
significantly so someone like dav can do it completely independently or with you know
moderate support i don't know how much help you're getting on the side that's a good point yeah i don't
even know anyone writing fiction books that off the top of my head i know like you know all
who writes books but not fiction stuff like that that's very interesting really cool um so that's
it's called the legends of the free state correct all right very cool at ridley report
dot com for more dav ridley and also to to keep a track of that i'm sure we'll get updates on the
show as well and also shire society no sorry form the shire society dot com thank you thank you
for the call dav we also have turd ferguson in pennsylvania on the line turd you're on free
talk live what's on your mind well to be clear one of the reasons why uh george lucas would not
be able to sue sue anybody for creating star wars is because you can't copyright the star wars name
you can you can't really copyright a movie title it's basic media law um i'm willing to bet if
somebody put luke skywalker though right into their star wars fan film george lucas might think
again for the parody porn i'm sorry what the parody porn well um the parodies are also legal
in media law as they should be well but if somebody wants to create a movie with luke skywalker
and call it star wars they'd be good up until they use the character luke skywalker and i
don't know anyway just disney bought it anyway and disney is so so serious about all that stuff
this can't be what you called in about because you were already online so what'd you actually
ask not isn't it's not i just wanted to clarify that but uh yo what's going on with the matrix server
let's get this back up from on it i want to i want to roast i want i want to roast cocktail people
are working on it i had just use telegram or signal i really had bet you guys are having
withdrawals but um uh people are working on it and apparently what happened was that just
room was run out so i honestly am a little confused about why it's not back up because
like the ran out server space because make more all the gay all the gay porn that cocktail
is posted in the chat took up all the space you know what i'm saying oh my god yeah so but i also
know that penguin and the people working on it are doing a massive overhaul of the system so
yes i guess i hope penguin is not putting any gay porn in there we've got enough from cocktail
oh man i doubt it anything else for us heard
um no i guess not i don't know i'm uh i'm feeling pretty good right now i made a big sale earlier
made about 2500 bucks in commission in one shot it's smelling pretty hard here in truce berry but i'm
in the hot tub it's smelling on my head but the rest of my body is very hot that's awesome that is
awesome i wanted i wanted like back in the day when i was like more online with getting a house
and some property i was like yeah like put the uh the hot tub out there kind of like where it's
convenient and then like a heated out way like heat lamps on your walkway down there so everything's
melted away around you and you get to the hot tub and back and this likes like a warm little corridor
somebody was complaining to me that's from new hampshire they're like i've always lived here
and uh my birthday is like november 19th and so it sucks because i'm always cold on my birthday
i was like have a hot tub birthday yeah there you go or there's no rule that says you have to
celebrate your birthday on your birthday it's just a party you could also uh since your
husband is in jail you could just use the money to buy a hot tub i believe he was the one that
would not let you get a hot tub but i don't know i told you guys that now dude yeah he wouldn't
let me get a hot tub but the thing is like he was like we gotta think about this and i would
never buy something that big without ian's help because i will be like uh i'm tired of
thinking about this i'll just buy this one and then ian would be like 20 48 hours later
still researching it not tired of doing so and get us the perfect hot tub and i would just
never do something like that because ian's frugal he wants to make serious dollars going
in part it's frugality and also intelligence and also not having adhg or whatever the one
the one thing better than having a hot tub is having a friend with a hot tub probably well
upkeep having maintenance and upkeep is like dude we're gonna go in the hot tub tonight
having a female friend with a hot tub yeah that'd be nice even better if you're a female have a
female friend or if you're a male have a female friend it works both ways you know what i'm saying
it swings both ways you feel me i might actually do the heat lamp thing soon on the way out of
the hot tub i don't think about getting it that's fine yeah i do i was thinking about getting
the heated driveway too to melt the snow but the issue right now my my bathroom's getting
remodeled i'm i'm gonna have the coolest bathroom and pa i mean my shower is almost done i got the
employee discount on it it is bad ass dude i mean i have a bad ass shower i've got the floating
chair with yeah well well i i don't well i have a girlfriend and you could get the milk for
free okay so this is so this is bad so this is bather tub's done his shower is done
he's been cruising the local high school orientation day i had to put him on where
those new freshman don't even want to hear what he has to say that thanks for calling turn
and um we didn't get into much show prep tonight which is also also it's better that way calls are
better yeah that's true but uh i do want to say we have this weird thing on in our show prep it's
from the independent dot com waffle house customer new source yeah waffle house customer
maced tased and zip tied over hash brown order lawsuit says this is great it's again i read like most
of it the unfortunately i think the the actual events are lower in the article so you might have
to skip down to what actually happened uh time permitted uh but like waffle house is one of those
places that is known for their violence right and they kind of lean on that a little bit
what they lean on it yeah like like the official waffle house twitter you know whatever account social
media account you know they they know the they know the reputation that the waffle house has
and they joke about it and they joke about it okay you know someone said like you know oh send
me a location you know for a fight and they're like any like just pick a waffle house and you
could start i will also add that a waffle house will stay open as much as they can until
there's a really major storm yes that's the waffle house is also metric on how bad a storm is
because if the waffle house is open it's not that bad the waffle house closes like you know
to hunker down dang well it's also unfortunate we don't have any up here yeah i haven't been
into one in so long but um i i've maybe i did at it i don't know so it's a national man trying
to order a hash brown bowl at an area waffle house claims he was instead hitting the face
with bear spray taken to the ground with a stun gun and immobilized with plastic zip ties following
a confrontation with the cook that went off the rails because i was wondering i was like was this
just another person in there it wasn't the cook that did this to him oh um okay gregory linhol 62
says he was assaulted by a riot gear clad security guard at the restaurant after getting in the
middle of an argument between the hook and a server who turned out to be the cook's wife
according to so there's a domestic dispute at the waffle house with employees and he was like
can i just get some hash browns whoa okay so it says according to a six figure lawsuit obtained by the
independent in his complaint hall who is hospitalized following the altercation calls the security
guards actions unjustified excessive and malicious alleging he sought to embarrass and humiliate him
the guard had no reason to confront mr hall with right gear just because he was trying to order
food at the window makes sense complaint which blames the cook for sparking the encounter
um all right in the response waffle house attorneys fired back saying uh he said uh hall
contributed significantly to the situation hall the response says was being rude and abusive to
the employees of the rest employees of the restaurant and was told to leave the premises
which he refused to do he continued aggressively arguing with the security guard and continued
ignoring multiple commands to leave the premises which resulted in a non-lethal lethal
force sorry in use of non-lethal force to expel him from the premises
which seems reasonable right if you if someone's not leaving your property and you have the right
to evict them from your property and they won't go peacefully sometimes they have to be removed
physically if a jury indeed rules in favor of hall who is seeking at least three hundred
thousand dollars in damages waffle house argues that a percentage of fault should be assigned
to hall to reduce his bar to reduce or bar his recovery what does that mean a percentage
should be assigned to so if he's 50 responsible then they only give him like a hundred and fifty
thousand instead of three hundred in an email hall's attorney told the independent that both sides
have entered into and agreed to a protective order which forbids certain sensitive information
for being shared the waffle house said to the cook and his wife the waffle house chain open
24 seven has developed a reputation for being a place where fights are known to break out
see as memorializing skits on saturday night live the daily show and others that's hilarious
why i don't know i didn't know that um lat just last year a customer was pummeled by a white
waffle house his entire staff after taking a swing and a cook who is believed to be who he
believed was responsible for burning his hash browns oh wow so stupid um i've probably cleaned
blood off of every surface in a waffle house when former server told the independent in a 20
23 interview knowing this right you have to expect this when you go into a waffle house
right if you could if you voluntarily enter a waffle house knowing how violent it can be
like you've tacitly agreed to participate in some of that violence
so it says that um his complaint says mr hall entered the restaurant to order when the cook
began shouting profanities and told him to get out and go to the window to order his food the
complaint goes on hall went to the window to place his order and the female waffle house
employee came to the window to take his order but before she could do so the cook began to use
profanities again towards hall and the woman telling the female waffle house employed to get
the f back over here hall was astonished by the cook's demeaning tone and disrespect towards
his fellow employee but then when he found out that the server was the cook's property he changed
his mind i'm just kidding i just said that uh because maybe i would be a little more concerned
if this was like you don't know this woman um but if it's like his wife i think i'd be kind of like
oh that ain't none of my business see what i'm saying i was joking about also he wants to put
it in his order and like the cook told him to go to the window yeah that's weird he goes to the
window and then the lady who's supposed to take his order the cook recalls from the window yeah
like what are you doing cook yeah that is weird and annoying right so uh according to the
complaint which says hall stepped in and asked the cook why he was talking to the server in
such a way it says the cook replied that's my a thing wife you don't tell me how to talk to her
the cook also good reason not to white knight when you don't know what's going on yeah that's a good
point the cook then told took hall's order for a hash brown bowl a base so the cook himself took
it a base layer of hash browns topped with eggs melted cheese and a choice of protein why are
we getting this isn't it's gonna be it's gonna be the best waffle bowl you've ever had hash
brown bowl you've ever had after you've upset the cook yeah right i was fighting with the
cook i think i'd just be like oh wait a second and leave but this is the waffle house
still confused about the interaction hall decided to take a picture inside the restaurant
to preserve the information in case something happened between the couple up that's another
you're just too nosy sorry after snapping the photo the complaint says a uniform security guard on
the premises confronted hall and told the best part hall said he was going to stick around
until his food was ready prompting the security guards go to his truck and don right
the security guard was like not today sir
the security guard had riot gear readily available in his car knowing what goes down at the waffle
house that's hilarious it's just hilarious and then go like oh sorry it took me like five minutes
what are you doing back oh you've got this right here i'm coming back to escort you out sir
and you're not gonna like it when i do oh man um it says hall said he was going to stick around
to yeah yeah the guy um went to his truck and donned riot gear according to the complaint he
then returned with bear spray and let it go in hall's face the complaint alleges as hall tried to
back away the security guard followed hall outside so he's like outside that's a little crazy and
used a stun gun taser on mr hall sending strong waves of electricity through his body
causing intense pain and discomfort okay did ai write this because like why are you
describing everything like it might be a i supported but as riley said it's a reputable new
source yeah um like we needed an explanation that stun guns hurt and they cause you know
even if this is fake it's believable because it's the waffle house yeah that's true i'm not saying
it's fake i'm just saying like that ai assisted right yes the pain and electricity along with
the disorienting bear spray in his eyes caused mr hall to fall to the ground in pain it contends
the the complaint the security guard put his knee in hall's back pulled his arms behind him
and then zip tied his hands an ambulance then took hall to the emergency room at metro general
hospital the complaint states as a result of waffle house um and s and s is i don't know what that is
maybe the parent company i don't know or or the security people company yeah negligence
hall sustained severe and permanent injuries which will which have required and will continue
to require medical attention that's interesting what about being maced in yeah i don't know you
would think when you come back in the riot gear you give the guy like one more chance yeah like
right like hey this is your second morning right your second warning don't make me use this
i've already put it on so i'm ready to go but i'll let you leave peacefully one last time
maybe it's just like he got hangs out oh my god it's literally right here it's because
maybe he got diagnosed with ptsd mr hall suffered serious mental injury from in the form of
loss of sleep anxiety and other injury but i'm just like i'm sorry did you get permanently
physically injured okay i understand like it's not like anxiety is nothing you got your butt whipped
by by by a security guard in riot gear at a waffle house he should be filing this lawsuit
anonymously just to avoid the embarrassment i'm mr hall oh man well anyways that's pretty
hilarious but um messed up i don't i don't condone violence i also think the guy should have
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