Wednesday and it's time for Garland Nixon and Steve Porkin and and usually Bigfoot, but you know
He's a little hard to find these days. I think he's out there in the mix
He's I think he had a little bit too much to drink watching these darn um watching the uh the world cup
So he's taking a couple days off, but at any rate, it's time for grist grip busters. We're out
Hello Garland Nixon here with Steve Porkin and I was just telling Steve
I'm not going to name names, but I was just telling Steve that I was talking to someone who is a you know
Traditional person had worked in high levels of corporate America a person in a traditional
um field of study shall we say who is like the last person in my life who I ever thought would want to
Talk about flock cameras and you know people are indoctrinating us and um and talking about
How this how people have little kids were the other things we're discussing and the kids like mommy
Mommy mommy and they hand the kid the phone and then the kid starts playing with the game
And then leaves mommy alone and we're like the kid's asking for mommy the kid wants some attention
From an actual human being and you're handing them to larry ellison and larry ellison's like
That kid ain't good. He's gonna know what I wanted to know
You know and people and i'm like wow even traditional corporate people are looking around saying something
Screwy here something's you know starting to realize what we're talking about
You're handing that kid to an avatar. He's going to have an ai friend named megan or something like that
Who's going to kill him? Steve?
Well, it is encouraging that the people who come from more traditional fields people who've had much more
uh, uh, I guess mainstream
backgrounds and stuff like that career arcs are
Becoming aware of this kind of stuff and how could you not be garland? It really is
Saturating media right now and we've got you know our our own kind of angles and takes on that and whether or not it's
Oh, hey, look at this one particular company so we can usher in eight more through the back door or whatever
But the bottom line is
People have become aware of this. They're not happy with it ubiquitously
They're they're really hard to find anyone not taking a direct paycheck
From flock or leonardo or any of these other companies that's in favor of it and that kind of of
Really critical mass
Is what it's going to take to to be consistent about playing surveillance stay whack-a-mole
Yeah, well, what's happening what happens to is this
You know, it's like anything else if you're kind of slick with it and you keep it kind of hidden
You can you know mostly get away with it when it gets to the point that they are so
Arrogant that they are so open with it that they feel like they can dominate and do anything they want to
They stop trying to hide anything. It's like, okay. We're gonna get all your stuff. Hey, look, let's put out
Let's put out videos on the latest flock camera
Let's let people know how we're gonna take all their information and we'll try to convince them that it's good for them
We're not really going to use it to come
Break down your door in the middle of the night for a tweet that you made which is obviously coming
What you're seeing in Germany what you're seeing in the uk
Is a result of what are two things that germany and the uk have in common?
Their economies are being destroyed by the ruling elite. I don't know if you've even paid attention to the uh
Straits of hormuz conflict, but ours is coming and when that really starts to hit and people say, hey, uh, this is some bullshit right here
Oh, really? I don't like that tweet you made there see perhaps we can send uh some some knuckle dragon apes
In black in all black outfits to your door and may perhaps we can convince you to see the world in a different direction
You know it's and it is funny that you're bringing up the the go to jail for a tweet thing
I had a a journalist friend of mine
Who lives over in europe hit me up today to uh the the premise the basic subject was like the the tape brothers arrest
But my friend was saying i'm not going to go ahead and cheer on
The the uk police for this when they're arresting elderly people for a tweet
When they're arresting, you know
97 year old pastors for holding up a sign that says i support palestine action
She's like, you know, i'm not gonna get i'm not gonna get behind it
I think something's funny with it
But the point that like why would you why would you cheer on?
a system of authority
uh for getting a
Highly public panderer and pimp
Win that same authority system is leveraging its power to beat the crap out of the elderly and stoke fear into the hearts of the masses
And i'm like, yeah, no that i get it. I understand what you're saying
Well, and the i don't know that much about the tape brothers for all i know they could be
You know, they could be an op for all i know, but whatever the case whatever they did
Let's just say they did the worst possible thing right for the sake of argument
I don't know that much about them. I don't even follow the tape brothers
But for the for the sake of argument for it as an intellectual exercise
Let's say they did terrible things that blah blah blah, right
and the people
That are saying we're going to hold them accountable to justice are the friggin epsin class
Did they eat somebody?
Did they order batches of sulfuric acid so they could melt away the bodies?
I don't think they did. I don't see any accusations where they ordered by
55 gallon drums of sulfuric acid
So i'm supposed to believe that people that literally eight people rape children traffic
Of humans all over the place and melted bodies in sulfuric acid that they're going to hold somebody to account for mistreating others
I just don't buy into that paradigm steve. It doesn't hold garland and it reminds me of a t-shirt
I've been seeing going around that I wish I would have came up with and it says
God forbid I commit a little tax fraud while the elites eat babies
exactly
Oh, yeah, it's god forbid they get you and if say well, you know, you've got the 20 like I know somebody who
Again, like so many people out here who are trying to make ends meet somebody who has you know a wife and kids
They're doing side work however they can and hey, just send me some money with cash out. You know how people do that, right?
Mm-hmm. Nothing. No the abnormal there. That's good. It's something that people can. Hey man
Just pay me cash out whatever right? I'll do do your square right? Hey, can you fix my air conditioner or whatever put some carpet down? Good work
He gets some contact from cash app. Hey, um, you've been getting a little too much money and we might have to close your account
might have to close your account because here's a person
first of all who has a family who works all day
And an evening or one of the weekends they're doing some extra work to help
Feed the kitties and the family and they're going to get closed down
Because they got a few too many dollars. What's an elon musk worth a middle and like in like 80% of it
Is from government contracts all of these rich people from government contracts
But let's forget for god forbid some poor bastard tries to put down a couple rooms of carpet on the side
And get a couple hundred beans to pay an extra to pay the light bill
Ah, we do we can't have that's an injustice that can't stand steed
The cash app did that to me a couple of years ago. They were like hey if you don't
Uh, give us all of your tax information and all of that stuff then we have to shut down your account
And yeah, because people that donate to am wake up do it through multiple different ways cash out is one of them
Yep, and so yeah, it you know, it's for for them
It should be considered a tax deductible donation
But for me according to cash up accounts is like primary income
So I had to go and register with them and now
They take a little bit more out
Whenever they do their processing fee because in their mind it's going to a business
So they're doing a separate processing when they they do that transaction
They can add an additional like 1.7 percent off of what they take
Yep, yeah, that's what this person told me. They said yeah, I got to do a business
I got to do everything through my business or else they're going to shut me down
So now you know and and you can't really do people don't carry cash anymore
You know, you got to find a way to do it
And of course you're screwed with your regular account with your regular savings account
You know, they're going to turn you into the government for god's sake if anything look you make five extra bucks
That's not abnormal
So you can go out and steal everything that ain't frigging nailed down
That's fine. But if some guy tries to make a few dollars on the side to you know to pay the light bill
You're done. So that's that's the country. We live in but speaking of criminal activity. Let's get going
AI companies
Are trying to hide a staggering amount of debt steve. This doesn't bode well
AI companies are pouring untold billions of dollars into enormous data centers in their efforts to sustain
increasingly complex and resource intensive models, right
Let's see. What do we got here?
Alphabet microsoft amazon meta and oracle are hiding
1.65 trillion in debt that doesn't appear on balance sheets. That's more than a 1.35 trillion in debt
The five companies officially reported in their financial data. So for god's sake, man
But I don't know about you. I'm not shocked because we've been talking about this for a while steve
This this seems to me
Because before the the show we were talking a little bit about the lead up to the o8 crash and you know the indicators and stuff like that
This is one of those indicators
Where they were hiding all of the defaults and all of the debt that they were carrying the mortgage companies were
On separate balance sheets. The same thing got the uh pyramid scheme that was in ron
Busted wide open. This is the same accounting trick
And they're doing it at a a debt rate
That is wildly
Beyond what even the predatory lenders were doing
so when we talk about the
You know the after effects of the ai bubble popping
We we're looking at
Scaled up rates of what happened back between 2007 and 2009 and it's all again down to
um, you know running the business on debt and then trying to make yourself so important and so
intrinsically part of that national security apparatus that you're too big to fail
And that's what the ai companies are trying to do for themselves for their shareholders
Their upper management c-suite all that kind of stuff
They want those golden parachutes locked down before the bubble burst
And it's going to get very very interesting going forward. This is crazy. This is an insane amount of debt
And it leads you to understand why sam altman and open ai
We're asking for a pre-emptive two trillion dollar bailout at the uh the end of last year
Absolutely, and you look on here the experts warned of an ai bubble. Well, here's the problem
We ain't experts and we warned of an ai bubble. No
People who aren't experts are warning of an ai bubble the experts are the ones that told us that these things would make money when we were like
Well, how how how where did where's the money going to come from right?
And it says uh experts continue noting the enormous and widening gulf between company valuations and their comparative measly profits
Now steve, you know what that reminds me of i'm glad they said that the gulf between
How much money they're making in the real world and how much they say they're worth
You know what that reminds me of something that i reported on recently a woman named maria barter oma on fox news
And maria barter oma was on there saying, you know, I don't understand that i'm perplexed
um
the
Iranians are not gonna dog shit out of us
but
Trump told us that
They're
Everything they had was destroyed and they have no missiles and they it doesn't make sense to me
So what she was saying was i was given a bullshit narrative by the president that they're completely destroyed
But they're not gonna hell out of us which shows that they aren't i'm confused
Because i tend to go with the bullshit narrative, but in reality
Reality is asserting itself that confuses a person who gets paid to be a bullshitter, right?
And now this is the exact same thing they're saying they're saying
The uh
People say there's a bubble noting and this is so they say people are saying there's an ai bubble and here's my evidence
The enormous widening gulf between how much you tell me the company is worth
And how much profit you're making
Steve has started a chewing gum company. He sells chewing gum on the streets and he says to me
My chewing gum company. I walk around and sell chewing gum to little kids on the street is worth four billion dollars
Really? How much did you make today? Steve? I made five bucks. Hmm. I'm confused
I wonder that but he says it's worth four billion, but he only made five bucks. What is no i'm not confused
He's fully shit, and that's what they killed me with this stuff
It's funny. Well, I played that clip uh that you're talking about that you're referencing with maria on monday
And yeah, it's it it she makes it so very mockable
You know what? I mean like it's just for a guy who does a comedy show
In the morning like they're teeing it up. They really are every day. It's just the poly anna kind of why
Is this happening when the president and everyone at the network said I was in the break room with jesse waters yesterday
He was in a red white and blue speedo. There were fireworks. We were promised
That we were doing all of the winning in fact around the the office at fox
We were getting tired of all of the winning we were doing and now it appears that we have been
What do I always say garland eventually reality rubs up against the narrative?
And that's exactly what we got to watch maria try to work out in a real time
And that tells you something doesn't it it tells you who who and what we're dealing with
It would be one thing if maria barter omo was on some kind of an anomaly
Right if she was just like okay. Well, I've never seen that before right, but we watch um
I turn on the tv and and like five thousand drones and missiles rain down on
Friggin ukraine and they lost like and they're literally beating people up
Dragging them into dragging them off to the front to a you know, almost certain death, right?
And I'm like, yeah things ain't going so good for the ukraine military and they're like ukraine's winning
They're gonna defeat rusher any day now. Whoo. You know how you know steve because everything's blue and yellow
Everything walmarts blue and yellow and bj's cosco
Of sam's club everywhere you go. Everything's blue and yellow
That means that rush is going to lose because it's all blue and yellow you look at that and I'm like
But what I'm actually seeing it doesn't look like they're gonna win
And they're fighting against a country that's
Like 50 times bigger with like a 20 times more people that happens to be a nuclear superpower and they ain't
How are they gonna but
I don't go by the narrative. I'm like, yeah the logic says they're not winning this and that's so here's my point
Whether it's the ai bubble
Whether it's a war
Whether it's how the hell are the the iranians shooting missiles when they're all out of missiles
What we see is people whose job it is. I don't know that maria bar barter oma is all that confused
But her paycheck says donald trump is right
And reality says he's wrong and guess which one she's going with
Well, obviously you're
Especially if you're a media personality
Whose job it is is to try to advance their own career in the midst of whatever prevailing narrative is
You're gonna cling
To that narrative for as long as humanly possible
And then you're probably gonna blame everyone else around you when it falls apart on it
Because surely you're respected enough to not be lied to in that capacity
um
Yeah, I saw I have a a very very short clip here of marco rubio doing exactly what you're talking about where it's the
Uh objective shuffle. They're doing the objective shuffle. I'll drop it in the private chat here real quick
but
It's not just marco rubio at state. You got pete hegseth sitting in front of congress. I think yesterday
Wining his high t. Ass off
About if you don't give us
One and a half trillion dollars
So that we can share all of that money with our new partners the israelis militarily
Then uh, the entire country is gonna go to hell
And yeah, this is uh, that's a nice little summation marco rubio six months ago
Saying oh, well, it's about you know getting rid of a nuclear weapon. We can't let uh
Goal of the the war is regime change
We want to take out the people who are torturing their civilians and they're killing hundreds of thousands of them in the street all day every day
And a month later. He's like well, we're trying to keep them from developing nukes and now he's like well
We're trying to bring it back to where it was
Uh, because global shipping is what we need to protect. Let's give it a shot. Hopefully we can get this
Did you hear anything? No, sir. I'm not hearing anything
Uh
There's
Hold on. Let me get him out of here for a second. Boom. And let me try to share him again
Share screen
Also share tab audio yes
Yes
Still nothing if you want to bring up, uh, if you want to bring up my screen share, I have the same clip
Oh, okay, excellent
So let's do this. Let's remove that. Let's bring up your screen share. All right, you give it a shot
Oh, no, it's just blank audio. That's what they're giving us
Interesting the clip that I used earlier played it had audio. I don't understand what's going on right now
It's the exact same clip exactly right. I understand that because it worked earlier and they're like, holy shit
Thanks for god's sake
Uh, yeah, the the quote is rubio saying basically we want the the goal in iran now is to
Get to the point to where we were with uh open
Transversing of the straight of four moves my dude
It was fine until february 27th
When donald trump picked up the phone from bibi call from bibi milikowski
And he said yes boss
And bibi said all right send them
Send them we're we're going in and by we I mean you right and by you
I mean 19 year old kids that you're gonna have to tell their parents
Oh, well, they died making sure that iran didn't have a nuclear weapon and it's the only thing in the world they wanted
I I bet they wanted more than that. I did just out of life in general
Yeah, there was uh, I don't know if you saw it
One of the the finance minister besamel smotrich recently from uh from israel said yeah, this is working out perfect
You guys, you know, the war is still going on with the right. It's perfect. It's something effective
This is perfect for us the war is continuing and you guys are in it and we ain't of the cat the goy cattle
Are uh being cannon fodder. We're seeing pictures of a man every day young pretty young women
Beautiful young people with all of their lives ahead of them
Smiles of sunny bright smiles on their face dashed the pieces by missiles and smotra. It's just like yeah, you know
This bullshit ain't bad. We got a war going on against um
Against uh iran and the uh the cattle the goy are being sacrificed. Hey, you know, what's that to like?
Right and trump
Under immense pressure from totally cocking up the iran thing goes
You know what i'm gonna do to show you that i've got a control over the situation
I'm gonna bomb samalia for the 76th time this year and i'm gonna threaten the hoothies
Because that that shows people that I have a handle on what's going on in iran
Yeah, and he says for every american soldier that is killed i'm gonna blow up
I'm gonna bomb a bridge. He said that and i'm like
So you thought that you were going to attack another country
And like they weren't going to shoot back
And
There were going to be no american losses. You're outraged. It's like we started a war. Yeah, I'm not fair enough
You shot at them. You had blew the hell out of them
But blew up schools full of children and all of that now they're shooting back. Oh, no
Oh, no, no, no, they're shooting back
unacceptable
it's you're like
Yeah, americans full of frigging idiots according to the israeli intelligence we were provided
They were gonna roll right over the soon as we dropped bomb number one
I don't know what's happening. It's what it is is trump is maria bartonoma or whatever her name is trump is maria
Yeah, and instead of maria being lied to by trump trump is getting lied to by everybody around him
And he's going well, I don't understand because I've been told the whole time that yeah, we we were going to be greeted as liberators
We're gonna win the hearts and minds of the beleaguered iranian people yearning for freedom and democracy in the streets as they're being
Cut down by dogs by an oppressive regime
And then they start the bombing and they blow up the girls school and a bunch of civilian infrastructure
And can't wrap their tiny little brains around why they're shooting back
Like did you ever read a single book about a military conflict ever in history at all?
But in trump's defense, they did bring millions of people to the streets literally like 30 million people came to the streets
To support their government because they were pissed that you killed their leader. How about that? So in an
ironic kind of way
You did accomplish your goal and that you brought millions of people to the streets
Here's what's interesting the last time they were protesters trump said the protesters must be defended and we're going into orana
That was his first story protect the protesters. So what about there's protesters on the street?
You're gonna protect them too. Oh, no, that's right. You're gonna bomb the protesters now. Yeah
Yeah, well because now they're they're no good
uh, what religious zealots
unlike
Bezalow Smotrich or unlike Jared Kushner or unlike
The military, uh, the the nco that told everyone gathered, uh, at um, uh, troop, you know, uh address session troop address session
Hey, this is our crusade
Yes, and and we're going in sanctified by the lord to deliver unto the infidel holy fire
Those aren't religious zealots. It's the people in the streets in iraq. Yeah, so there we have a guy
Look at the big smile on his face
And you know how we know the israelis are on top of things the guy behind him has a mask on and this was only like
Days ago. Oh, no, this was 2025. There you go
That was the year so he still had his master. He still has it or so
They've got their masks on and they are telling us go forward use stupid cattle and die
And uh, our leaders are like, well, sure anything else
All right, on we go to our next big story
Something that most people will find shocking. I'm sure
Cheating the system how AI data centers bypass water and air pollution laws, right?
Uh
In the race to build infrastructure for artificial intelligence companies are constructing massive data centers that could have devastating consequences
All while side stepping water pollution permits
Exploiting air pollution permitting loopholes according to separate investigations by political and flood light news
So they're they're basically
Things that we would all be thrown in jail for that we you know, they take everything that we have
It's like basically they the people that would throw us in jail are paid by them and owned by them
It's like what's happening to our democracy and what's happening to our right to clean water and clean air
It's what nicky gerber told well. First of all, we got no democracy. So get the hell out of here with that
But anyway your thoughts
but it's it it's interesting to me that the uh, the administration
responsible for removing the protections that were in place was the biden administration
Which underscores that there's really no difference when it comes to squeezing the peasantry implementing the digital prison
and trying to ensure
The the oligarchy prevails because these went on the books in 2023
and
They've allowed for rollbacks of long-standing environmental protections when a business comes in
And disrupts the ecosystem in order to put a new plant in they're usually lots of considerations that have to be taken place
And they've all gone out the window
For the surveillance centers because we have to stop calling them data centers. They sure they store data
For surveillance
They're not storing data
Because they want to be the world's largest repository of wednesday night trivia down the pub
You know, they're storing the data because they want files on each and every one of us
In order to call up at a moment's notice
When you get pulled over and now you've got the multi agency multi camera all encompassing data
System that tells the officer everything about every person in the vehicle
Exactly what they could use to leverage them for any particular reason and I think we've been talking about
If you put out a tweet once in 2019 that was critical of some particular government organization
Or a particular government official that's going to be on remember when you were a kid growing up garland
And they told you you didn't want to get in trouble because it would go on your permanent record
Yeah
We're at the permanent record phase and it has nothing to do with elementary mistakes
It has everything to do with what parts of us can be weaponized to use against us
Well right now, but in in in those data centers and in other places
Your existence is a permanent record
What you're what you're looking at right now who you're emailing who you're texting in fact where you're driving
What who's in the vehicle all of that is a permanent your permanent record is in real time now
And and what's interesting at least about this article
Is that this is really the stuff that's driving the resistance to the surveillance centers
Oddly
Because there was a complete silence from all of the climate change people as these things are coming up
And then they had to resurrect like the old school classical liberal environmental lawyer erin brakovich
And now the erin brakovich is a part of the conversation and on a ton of the mainstream podcast talking about it
It is the water angle and the energy usage angle
I haven't really heard erin brakovich talk about the fact that this is an all-encompassing totalitarian surveillance center
But I don't know if we need to necessarily if it drives the conversation
Through the mainstream enough that there's
Narry a good side of this you and I just talked about this last week right with uh
The two different mega data centers in iowa where they're building acres and acres and acres of campus with a net total
61 jobs coming out of it
None of them that can be on site because just walking into one will cook a human being with all of the
You know the varying degrees of temperature at just sheer signal that's being pumped through it
61 jobs
There you go. Well, look there is uh
There is uh
A bright side
Let me show you something real quick
Iran strikes on amazon because there's highlight industries industries vulnerability the physical day
And you know what the iranian
Is there a dude do have a good sense of humor after work? I'll probably
Oh
Frozen freezing up a little bit. Am I freezing up? Yeah
Yeah, they didn't like they didn't like that see they didn't like that at all when i'm like, hey
Uh iran's blasting some and and and like I didn't say it like it was a bad thing and they're like, oh you son of a bitch
We'll fix you there you go Institute playing x boy
I'm frozen right well and here here's the thing if amazon can point to this retaliation
One of their massive data farms in the mid-east
They can go this is further reason
Why jeff bezos and blue horizon needs a brand new government contract to put data centers in space
And because jeff bezos is a an honorary general at space force
He can also then require some sort of uh of you know, uh outer orbit
military protection
Around the data centers. So you're gonna have
You know people in like what amounts to low earth orbit
In ships guarding data centers that they can never enter because it'll fry their bodies
All to make sure at the cost who knows what the cost will be but that will be the safety guarantee
to
Hold your data and better monitor you
Yes, so bezos
Is a general i'm looking is an honorary general or something like that in space force. I'd like to find that I could I could
I could use that if I could find it if you can find that
um, that would be great
I do see
us space force selects
bezos blue origin for banded berg site. Oh, I guarantee you we know it's out there
But whatever the case may be
It all comes down to what it is is it's called detachment 201
Detachment 201 is a separate
civilian military
Leadership organization
It's not necessarily space force, but it's a u.s. Army and nasa based
and they have the rank of
lieutenant colonel
and it's uh
Yeah, and amazon meta palantir open ai and the thinking machines lab
Holy crap and that is
Wait, let me find this again. So people out there. So, you know the good old detachment 201
army commissions
Second cohort of tech executives into executive innovation corps of things. Uh, holy crap
The three newly commissioned officers sam palarra manager director chief of sutter hill ventures another co-founder of facebook aic
research and former vice president of products at reddit
Holy crap good old detachment 201. That's nice to know as if we weren't screwed enough
Yeah, yeah, so I mean when we talk about the public-private partnership and we do it when
You know six seven years ago when we were
Screaming extra loud about stuff like the fourth industrial revolution, which we're in and the great reset which we're in
Uh, these were the kinds of mergers that we were warning of
And we're saying look they they want a permanent
wall of
deniability
And a little bit of separation between the government and these corporations. So they'll make
Public or sorry private organization CEOs
The public face of it because it's harder to attain accountability that way and where it's harder to attain
Accountability through the government then they'll make the government the public face of it
And they'll have the private entities playing a more behind-the-scenes role
But it's this constant shifting landscape
of you know, what amounts to
the merger
Between the the corporation and the state which when I was growing up that was always taught to me is the textbook definition of what fascism was
Yeah, in fact the people who invented invented fascism pretty much said that
The better the fascism said hey, this is what we got right here. This is what we're going to call it
And now they're telling us well, we're like, well, this is what we got right now
They the people that invented this thing said this is what it is. No, it's this is just democracy. This is uh
This is goodness and kindness. Um, all right, let's move on to another very important story, Steve
One that'll make us all happy
The world's largest data center project on the verge of collapse after blackstone unexpectedly pulls out
It is a significant setback for one of the most ambitious ai infrastructure project in the united states
Blackstone backed qts realty trust has decided to abandon its portion of the prince William
I know where that is northern virginia digital gateway also known as the pw digital gateway in northern virginia's pw county
the move comes just days after
bloomberg reported the decision
Marking the effective end of plans for what was envisioned as the world's largest data center campus
2100 acres in total
37 data center buildings 22 million square feet
For god's sake man, that was big. I wonder why black stones perhaps that part about they ain't making no friggin money
Could have something to do with it. Steve. Yeah when you're carrying a
Total of what was it 1.65?
Trillion or either way trillion trillion huge amounts of debt
And what you're basically doing is
Is fronting
For a government that has never been on the verge of collapse more
And i'm going to include the civil war in that
Yeah, it probably doesn't look like as sound in an investment as buying up all of the you know single family homes
And then turning around and running them at at usury and extortion rates to people who can't afford it
If I was blackstone, I'd probably walk away too
Well, the good news is they're going to rent the um
The house is out and because more people are living in their cars. They're living in friggin houses
Then they'll rent the driveways out for you so you can live in the house and then they'll
They'll rent the driveway out also
So you rent the house, but you have to sign a document
It says they still have control of the driveway because two people are going to be living there
And they're going to run like a water hose out there
So they'll at least you know, they won't die completely of thirst
They'll die of something else
There won't be a thirst but who cares because you're getting their money
Oh, we're sorry. You haven't paid your monthly subscription to your water hose
We're going to have to turn that off our
crowd estimation software has determined that there are two more humans than allotted in your driveway
We're going to send the robot authorities by
To exterminate two at random so that the number is restored to its its average
Exactly
Uh, it's still so they're saying it's not isolated. It reflects broader mounting headwinds
Facing the ai driven data center boom. No, no, no, it's a bullshit driven data
How about we find it the bullshit driven data center boom that is put betray
Okay, all right
When trump was doing his speech when he got elected and we looked and there's larry ellison
And there's zuckerberg and there's all these people that claim that they were liberals that hated trump from a tech guy
Guy what have you there's all these people sitting in the front row and he says we're going to put a half a trillion dollars
Into ai you should have known then it was a scam
and now they're like
Yeah, the bottom's falling out of this one. We're all going to walk and guess who's going to pay for it any idea
Steve, who do you think you think they're going to take the money out of their pockets to pay for this bubble
You think they're going to eat it
I mean, why why would why would they have to eat it garland when there's so many of us peasants around here?
Just taking up space waiting to absorb their losses
Yeah
Well, we or that or we can go all be sent over to the middle east to hug a missile
That seems to be the latest way to get rid of peasants
Send us poor bastards over there to get hit by missiles and then trump says for every americans
That's die. I'm gonna blow up a bridge. I got an idea. Why don't you end the war?
And bring the people home and then they won't die and you won't have to blow up a bridge
And you know who's happy about you blowing up a bridge
Lockheed martin because you're firing a two million dollar missile to blow up the bridge
So which means that they get to make another one for every american that dies. Why don't you just say this?
I don't want to see bridges blown up because innocent people get dying
Infrastructure that iranian needs it. Just go ahead and give lockheed to two million that you pay for that
Missile to miss missile to blow up the bridge just say for every american that dies
Lockheed gets two million dollars because that's what you're saying when you say you're gonna blow up the freaking bridge anyway
Yep, and I would just yesterday
uh
over on on the fox news there were a couple of different trump administration
uh military associates who were talking about the
Potential length of duration for this conflict
And I you know, we've heard trump hint at a few times when he's been asked like
You know, oh, well this two-day war that you said would only take two weeks after you said it would take two days
It's now been
You know five six months would what's up with that?
And he kind of just shrugs his shoulders and he's like, well, we were in vietnam for 18 years
so
You know, I mean, what are you gonna do and just yesterday on on fox one of the administration plunkies was like
Well, you know, I mean we've been in uh the mid-east in afghanistan for 20 years for different conflicts
I mean I I would be and they're doing the language again
I would expect to be in it for the long haul on this one is what they told brian kill me
Who of course couldn't be happier
That that were off on another decades long
Trillions of dollars wasted hundreds if not thousands of us service members lives lost
On top of the hundreds of thousands to potential millions of civilian lives that stand to be lost as a result of this absolute buffoonery
You hear here. All right
First of all, we got some pictures of some guys that I know everyone will be happy about look at these guys
They're from the government and they're here to help you steve and you can tell by the way they're dressed man
Look at that. Look at those outfits there, right? They got everything they need to help the citizenry
They got friggin tanks. Look at the nice guns that these guys have those are to protect you
They got guns on their hip guns on that hip. They got fully automatic weapons there
They got everything they need to protect the citizenry. I feel so much better
Just looking around and behind them. What does that say school bus because you got to protect the children
I guess and by school they mean I don't know what the hell they mean
But why that said school bus that's kind of sick and twisted and it scares the living crap out of me
Let's get going
You open a credit card ice now knows where you live
Here's how your personal address travels from your credit card provider through middlemen companies and ends up with ice
When you open a credit card your address leaves your credit card provider travels through a web of middlemen ends up with ice
Which can then search analyze or pair the data with other pieces of information about your life
Without a warrant
How about what what do we need to know about this, Steve?
Well, it's just one more example
Of overreach from what has become the de facto shock troops
Of the trump administration and these are the same people that have access to the
Chevy Taho's that run around pulling everyone's cell phone information out of the cloud
Do we get into the the falcon net stuff?
Yet on this show. No, okay. So there's um
Let me
Let me pull it real quick
uh
Yeah, there we are uh, Texas police spent four and a half million dollars
Picking up four
Chevy Taho's I'll I'll send you the article in the private chat here real quick
And the point being is because they wanted mobile surveillance centers
Let's see it gives them basically like multiple different
Command posts built by you're never going to guess garland or believe it
Uh, the israeli version of Palantir called Cognite
Um falcon net I learned recently also has a backpack unit
That acts as the same piece of surveillance equipment
So they they've got you down to the individual walking around in a crowd in an event level
To pull cell phone data off of everybody everybody around
Wow
Falcon oh, I see
Let me see f a l c o in et backpack. I wonder if I can find it
Uh
Falcon no falco. I don't see it
Is it on uh, I I have a buddy on uh,
Twitter who goes by the name of champagne joshie his name's josh walkos
He's an investigative journalist does a lot of stuff through uh
Zero zero hedge and the last american vagabond. Oh, okay
He publishes a lot of his stuff and he's got a couple of different really good articles up right now
But he found
um
Here it is, uh
If you don't mind i'll just share my screen real quick and we can take a look at that
um
But yeah, he found digging into to falcon net purchase orders
um
Let's see portable backpack from israeli company Cognite being sold to american police departments that allows them to
Surveillance intercept cell phone signals pretty much everywhere new york
New york state equipment catalog lists the falcon net backpack core v2
Containing six software defined base stations and support for a broad collection of two to five g cellular bands
um
Backpack allows surveillance personnel to leave the vehicle and continue tracking a phone inside environments where a van can't go
Like apartment building shopping centers hotels airports, etc
Pedestrian demonstrations certainly and here's the
Here's the the receipts for the equipment
Right here. We're at this website shows you
The the purchase agreement
Uh falcon net can also be deployed from airplanes and helicopters
And new york's catalog offers an airborne backpack with a specialized helix antenna again all for
Surveillance and intercepting calls on what is
previously considered
protected speech
wow
Champagne champagne joshie
Yeah, josh walko. He's a man. He is he did a fantastic resource right there friend of friend of am waco
Wow, i'm trying to uh, i'm gonna hold that open. I need all of that's that's that's good
Well, i was gonna say that's good info. It's bad info
Yeah, but it's info that we got right and they can't take it from us. All right, uh
So let's get back to that anyway. Where were we?
Let's get back to ice
For people who forgot what we were actually talking about
ice actually
So what they do is they're buying information not just for immigration enforcement
But to also investigate what the administration describes as voter fraud
Ice officials have also repeatedly attempted to intimidate legal observers of ice activity
Right
Yeah
No one's signing up for a credit card thinks they're giving data brokers a thumbs up to sell their personal information
Ice not only is an outrageous violation of our privacy. It's impossible
For americans to opt out and they've got the whole supply chain
Whenever you open a credit card the credit card company provides your data to credit bureaus
This is the personal data included at the top of your credit report
While the credit report has strong legal protection protections the credit header header does not
Look at that name. So look at all of this info
Holy crap your name address social security number
These companies are tasked with tracking people's credit experience effects are I mentioned in the documents
They obtained trans union isn't another but it has its own data selling product
A product
The credit bureau provide the credit header data to thompson roiders which incorporates it into clear clear is the company's investigative data product
It brings together all sorts of data thompson roiders sells access to clear two law enforcement agencies
Ice buys access to clear and is able to query its data without a warrant
Clear is also integrated with tools that ice uses to find which neighborhoods to raid
Including elite a system worked on by palantir elite gives ice a confidence score or a person's current address
Uh, most people are shocked to learn anything. So there we go
This is great, man. I'm very happy to know that when I do when I apply for credit
Or something to get a cell phone or whatever a loan for something or you name it that
It's not just and here's the thing. It's going ice, but not just ice going to everybody
Going everywhere
Yeah, because if I don't know people are under the impression that it's just one agency that's buying or has access to this data
Sadly, no
and
With all of these all of these it's all going to multiple places
Sure, it's going to whatever third party stores and sells it clear, right?
but it's also being stored for up to 30 days at your
regional fusion center or your local fusion center
Which is something that all of these companies have tried to walk back. We don't hold on to your data
They tell you we don't have that we you know, but
They are stored at fusion centers for up to a month. So for any point over that month you can access a month's worth of data and have
a complete picture
Of everyone's movements who they talked to
Where they went how long they were there how much money they spent
You then get to find out how they earned the money
And then you can cut them out of multiple angles that way if it's less than above board
Uh, yeah, this is the panopticon but in real time right now
And for those who don't understand what a fusion center is
I know them
Very well, Steve and people know me from my former
People who know my former. I was not just a police officer. I was a high-ranking
Police official in the state of Maryland. And how do I know about these fusion centers?
Because I went the one plenty of times
dare I say regular meetings at the fusion center when I was working for the
With the uh running it was the uh state of Maryland's
Terrorists. Oh, what was it something committee? It's been so long. I forgot
But I worked for the governor with the governor's office and and briefed them on this stuff, right
And what was the fusion center? It was at the FBI office in the FBI building in Baltimore
And it was um, well my office wasn't that's a huge building or anything was the FBI center in Baltimore
And uh, all the police departments in the area
Would have had send like two people, you know what I mean? Like all so the fusion was all
law enforcement agency in the region
Would send a couple of people there and they would work in there 24 hours and they did really important things
I remember one really important thing that they did Steve
On the lower eastern shore. There's a black college called umes university of Maryland eastern shore traditionally black college, right back when
Um colleges were segregated black people had to have their own special college
They gave them a little teeny one called the umes
I knew a hot mess from you mess once. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, great great great
You know, it's pretty cool down there. Anyway
So they were going to have a concert with some hip-hop artists that everybody knew
Everybody just people the hip-hop artists up, right? Okay
So the fusion center looked into it and said well some of these guys are associated with gangs
Which they were of course, but you know, they was like they were blue
So they must look at this album the guy got a blue
He must be a creeper of blood or whatever the hell wears, you know that kind of horseshit
And they ended up saying that this hip-hop concert would pose a threat
Possible gang activity or terrorism and therefore they ended up like screwing with the thing and stopping a hip-hop concert
Because somebody wore frickin blue, you know, so my point being they're bullshit, uh, you know these fusion centers
They're always looking for something to do
And by that I mean looking for some citizens to persecute
Bottom line and that's the kind of bullshit they do. So we've got to bring together the fbi
Uh, let's see when I went to the meetings
It was people from the nsa there, right? All this other stuff
We got to bring all these people in to stop a hip-hop concert from a bunch of people that are going to smoke weed
and like
Say screw the man, which is the part they didn't like, you know what I mean?
Like like when hip-hop artists say things like oh, they got money for war but can't feed the poor. Yeah
That's gotta stop. No, you got to go you got to go and yeah
This is something that's happened in the music industry
Until the music industry gets a complete and total lock on whatever genre
It is the reason that we saw
Conscious hip-hop get shoved off of the airways and off of mtv
was so they could make way for uh studio gangsters
Trying to turn america's youth into a bunch of felons
Yeah, and it worked because it was backed by private prisons and it was saturated
Everywhere everywhere
And briefly during this psyop there was a little bit more like
a little bit more
A cross-cultural understanding and a lot less racism, which was an unintended consequence
So they had to go wait wait wait. We'll keep
The cultural destabilizing music, but now we'll
Amp up the racial divide and we'll start to
Really hit the uh the color wars and the race wars all over again
Because you guys were starting to get along a little bit too much and we can't we can't have that
Yeah, it went from
Rappers delight and friends how many of us have been fun stuff
It went from poetry about things that were happening in our community krs
One, you know the one where there was a famous. I don't ever get this. There's a famous
One where he talks about
There was like he tells a story in this hip-hop song
And it's about he lived in this community and they were really poor and they didn't have any money and
They his clothes were all ragged and his parents couldn't
Mom couldn't afford anything and then he sees the kids down on the corner selling drugs and they got money
So he goes down there and he starts selling drugs and he kept saying tell me what the fuck
I'm supposed to do in other words. We got nothing I look out there
People are selling drugs and they got not some money. What the fuck am I supposed to do?
And then he does something else and then he gets involved in something
What am I supposed to do and then like his brother gets shot?
Tell me what the fuck am I supposed to do and it was like
It was art man. It was poetry and it was um
A cultural comment of here's somebody who's in poverty
And he breaks the law and sells drugs to get out of poverty
It was a window for people who didn't know what it was like
If they just say all of those drug dealers are bad people to say
Hey, man people in a bad situation sometimes are desperate. They'll do anything they they don't just say
I want to be drugs. What am I what are my options? Okay, that was it
But they didn't like that. They somebody put it exactly social commentary. It was it was Richard Pryor
It was um, what's his name the other guy that I love you with the seven
Bad words. Uh, oh carlin. It was carlin and these guys, right? That's what that was and now it's just
Look at my guns. Look at my drugs. Look at my girls. I got women. I got bitches
I got guns. I got I sell drugs. I shoot people. They're happy with that
They don't want people to say well, I listen to this hip-hop song and I got a little bit of understanding
What's going on in the in a in a poor community in desperate? No, they don't want that bullshit
We I mean and we did we went from like conscious hip-hop to drug dealer music and now
Everybody's subjected to drug user music. It's not
It's not even you're not even at the top. You're not even the one
Who's you know, what there was uh notorious b.i.g. Yeah, the 10 crack commandments. Yeah
With which again awful as far as I'm not necessarily awful music but awful message as far as I'm concerned. Yep, um
But we went from that to
Everybody on this song is tripping balls off of cough syrup and nitrous
Yes, you know, and it's like it it didn't it's not even fun. It's just not even fun
I'm probably telling the world this crap now. Yeah, sit on the syrup and your kids and your music
Long hair bastard you but it but it's a reality for people who understand that
What these what the wet people did was anything it's a cultural attack if you've got music if you you know, there are um
There there is documented evidence about the cia when it comes to like paintings and stuff like that when it comes to artwork
In like the 60s in the 70s like the cia saying, okay, we need this kind of artwork
We want people to get away from that that like they did they're the congress for cultural freedom
So while people may say we sound like a bunch of old geezers the cia and the intelligence agencies are sitting around
Well, how about this? I know you know about this in um cuba
They pay the the cia pays these rap artists big bucks to make rap songs
detrimental to the government so they even use culture for attacks and and and um, what do you call it and uh regime change stuff
Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean look every color revolution has to have art behind it
Yep, and they've done that successfully throughout, you know, eastern europe over the years
the what when it happens domestically it's about
uh locking up
masculine men
Demasculating the ones that are left
Yeah, and creating a a culture of either government dependency or uh
Being a guest at one of the government's many fine, uh, carceral institutions
Well, I'll put it to you like this and people maybe it pissed at me
But you got to look at it in hollywood and tell me i'm not saying it's good. It's better and different
I'm saying if this is obvious
Watch the movies these days
And what do you see?
If you watch
Some cop show or some show and the and the chief of police comes in it's going to be a woman a woman
The head of the fire department comes in it's going to be a woman the
Uh person who's the bad, you know power or superhero is going to come and it's going to be a woman
Right, then they're going to bring a bring a guy in and he's going to be gay and stupid
Right, so there well here's what's going to happen
The woman is going to be the masculine person and the man is going to be the feminine person now
I don't understand why they're reversing the roles like that, but i've watched enough movies to know look
I'm fine. Uh, come on man. Sarah codder in 1984 was the friggin coolest. How about um, uh,
What's her name? Sigourney weaver and aliens. We have a history of
Female heroines
Some of the best movies you could imagine
But every single movie the woman is the masculine every single show
Every single advertisement the woman is the masculine person and the guy is like gay
Walking around with pink and tutus on and he's he's as weak or a bunch of white a bunch of men come in and they're all stupid
They're absolute blithering frightened idiot to have no idea what to do and some woman who has zero flaws
She is absolute perfection of humanity
Lead them into whatever it is that needs to be led and i'm like it's interesting that
They're doing that i'm not sure why but it is obvious and i know they're up to no good steve
Well, it's again. It's a demoralization thing that takes place across
cultures, especially if you can hide it within one nationality and it's
Given people the impression that um men in general are
feckless, but dangerous
um
The root of all evil and therefore must not be included in any solution
and that anything that uh
Anything that happens in the business world is fine as long as it's a boss, bitch doing it
And it's just it's such a
And look i'm not trying to get into the whole conversation or anything
But as far as natural law goes it's such an inversion
Of natural law and with your you know, if a lot of the conspiracy people are right and we are being ruled by
You know satanic kid diddlers
Then it's the inversion and the perversion that comes along with it that is the whole point
Yeah, exactly exactly we went from
Shows where you know it was perfectly cool nobody like for all these years nobody noticed it
You know i watched blade and i wasn't like oh wow there's the black superhero
I was just like friggin blade is the cool one of my favorite movies of all time. It's a good movie
He's a bad ass west
Right, and he really truly is a martial artist. So it was a great great movie. Nobody was like well look at that
There's a minority of it who's the
No, you screw it all up when you do that
Yeah, you know what? I mean you screw it all up when it has to be about what it is
It was like this is a great friggin movie. I don't know whatever right
And now and i think blade in the three films. Sorry, but i'm a i'm a dork like
I think throughout all three films. It was like one
Sidebar line
About blade being a black man
And then the rest of the rest of the trilogy
Like it's not race wasn't front and centered in the issue
It wasn't integral to how he became a daywalker didn't help him in any way shape or form
Fighting other vampires
So it wasn't the the central focus of the films and therefore everyone had an opportunity
To suspend reality go to superhero land and enjoy a very kick-ass action movie
Yep
Great stuff great stuff, but now and and you know what and sarah connor
Like take the ass and took me well. How about this in the first movie?
Sarah connor she graduated right she she in the first movie
She was a scaredy little cutie little girl remember and she was gorgeous somebody that she was odd and she was pretty girl
And she was you know in a nightclub and she was afraid and all this stuff right a scared young girl
And then as it went forward she did push up. She banged people over the head with stuff
She threatened a guy with a syringe to his throat. I really like her, you know, I moved on like hey
She's gotten the guns and machine guns and stuff and it was like okay that made and here's the thing
It wasn't that she was a boss girl
It was that in the context of that
Um
Artwork in the context of that art it made sense
You know what I mean? It wasn't she's a strong woman
It made sense in the movie because based on what she had gone through and what she was required to do
And you knew that eventually her son was going to be trained by her and you saw that it all made sense
Nobody went hey, this is a great movie. Why'd you go see it because there's a lead a woman leading it
No, no
No, it was because Arnold Schwarzenegger was beating up robots and one of them and you know
He had guns and roses doing the soundtrack and it was you know, captain kick ass everywhere he went
Yeah, yeah, it was totally yeah totally different framing that again allows people for the suspension of belief
In that you need to enjoy a movie now
All of the movies are about hyper focus in on this one niche reality
And make that
interpretation of reality
Your reality going forward again, which is an inversion of what the movie experience is supposed to be
Well, I don't know how much you know about the latest
super girl
I didn't are you from less than most
Well, they for starters, they could have done better than casting punky bruster a super girl, okay
That's pretty much what they did they cast punky bruster a super girl and wondered by nobody wants to see the movie, right?
Don't watch super girl. You punky bruster. I don't think so. You know what I mean, but at any rate, okay
So they do this but in all of these movies. It's like
Somewhere in there the woman either has to make a speech or demonstrate us to us that she doesn't need men
She's always disgusted by men. She dialed. They're so stupid or they need to be beat up or something
There's always this lesson. We always have to learn
A cultural and philosophical lesson about what women go through and how terrible and evil men are
And then when nobody actually goes and sees the movie, then they all take to twitter
The producer executive producer all the actresses and actors all take to twitter and say
We didn't go see the movie because we're racist and we're sexist misogynistic pigs
And I'm like, well, that ain't no way to convince us to go see the movie. Perhaps this it was a bad movie
That can never that's not possible
Punky bruster ain't getting it done at super girl. Did they really cast punky bruster? No, I'm just saying
That would be hilarious. I thought soley moon fry was like my age
Her being super girl would kind of be on par for for hollywood at this point
That's what I call super girl the the punky bruster girl 50 year old punky bruster running around as
Super girl would be hysterical. Um, my god, let me see if I can get a picture over here
The only reason I like that show growing up is because it took place in chicago
Here we go. This is the this is super girl
Now you see what I mean. Well, I'm surprised she's white to be honest. Yeah, exactly. I am I am well, I'm surprised. She's not trans
Yeah, I'm surprised. She's actually, you know, doesn't have a penis because we have a girl
We haven't seen the paperwork. Yeah, I was about to say because I mean, let's face it, you know
Super girl, why would you have someone that was you sexist pig?
You mean you want someone that was born a woman to be super girl? I think it would be sexist
And misogynist for us for them to actually cast a what do they call them cis women or I don't even forgot
That would they call them a woman? Yes. Yes
Or excuse me a woman a woman who when they were born somebody circled f on the birth certificate, right?
That would be misogynistic and racist of us to to expect them to cast a person who was born
With an f circled next to their name as super girl clearly
When when the democrats take back over in 2028 garland, we'll we'll have justice served and former
Navy secretary rachel levine will be
Super girl in the upcoming series. Yeah, let's see. This is let me find
This is milley all cock
There we go
That is just an unfortunate last name for milley
Yeah
It really is
Let's see if somehow we can get a picture of the super girl
This is usually there's like, okay. Here's this is a
Pretty average picture of our super girl right here
She looks like a bored goth girl. Yeah
Huh?
He looks kind of angry
Um
I don't know
You find this person in a diner in colorado at like two o'clock in the morning complaining about their parents
Yep. Yeah serving you uh sos. You know what I mean chip b
It was uh, that's probably some people here that don't know what s
People used to call there was a nickname shit on a shingle shit on a shangle
Exactly
Yeah, if you don't know what it means so that's so but but because you and I said milley
Alcock ain't getting it done as super girl number one and number two
Like just if i'm not mistaken. She didn't like fight until the end of the movie. She wandered around
She was a drunken
Stop, you know what I mean and and just had a bad attitude hated everybody and had a dog an ai dog
that was like pathetically a cgi done and um
Then at the end of the movie. I think she'd be killed with some innocent guy or something
Literally like killed some innocent poor bastard that you know didn't have it coming
And uh, then that was the movie and people were like man that movie sucked
I'm not going and they and to which the answer was she went she came out and said
Yes, the problem is people just don't enjoy these movies
And they can't accept that a strong woman could be in this rule and i'm like
The real super girl the real hell we can't accept that a woman would be cast as super girl
That's the problem. What the hell did we have? Oh, wait a minute. It's hollywood
I think she's right in hollywood. They can't accept that an actual woman would be cast as super girl
It's going to have to be someone who currently or at one point in their life had a penis
You know or a super girl you are I right now as we sit right now. I could say look
I am
uh
Going to say I'm going to identify as a woman
but
I'm also going to identify as a lesbian gay woman
Who identifies as a man and then I could just say who I am
And then I could get a job
I could play super girl or play super man because
I am in fact a lesbian woman who identifies as a man
So as a lesbian woman I could play super girl
But since I identify as a man
I don't really have to change anything and it would be quite racist and sexist of you to bring that up
And then I could play both so I could get both roles
But I couldn't actually get the role as super man
Because that would be misogynistic
But since I am a woman you could then give me the role as super man and super girl
I think we've solved it. Yeah, it's it's okay to be straight as long as you're straight with extra steps
That there we go. That's yeah, but you have to have the extra steps in otherwise it doesn't count
Yeah, it's well. It's all in the pronouns. See that's what you gotta get him her because like underneath when it'll say him
Her she they blah blah blah. I'll say yeah those
Yeah, yeah, which which is it garland? What do you mean? That's sexist and misogynist of you
You can try to make me choose one or two
I want them all and he her she they him we
In all of the above that's what I'm thinking
I just have a wheel. Oh pronouns that I spend every morning
Before I leave the house and whatever three it lands on those are those are the three that I am for the day
And who are you to judge my process?
Yeah, and you should probably be thrown off twitter if you try right I think because your sex is big
Okay, there we go
Well, Steve, I think we have resolved both the Hollywood dilemma of who should be super girl in the next movie
Which would be from the looks of things? Wesley Snipes, right? Yeah, he is the most black and he is um, he is a uh
I guess a male who identifies as a male, but it would be misogynist
misogynistic for us to pin him into and he's like 60 some years old, but but
It would be wrong. I don't know if you ever watched Chicago PD
They now have a female officer
Listen, you're gonna love this
On Chicago PD, you know how they have the officers with the badge that are running out on the street jumping out grabbing somebody
They have a female officer
Steve she's about 70
She's about
I'll I'll switch you not the Chicago PD. Oh god, you got to see this. I'm like I'm an ex-cop
The odor I mean, I'm frequently amazed by the 118 pounds in uniform lady cops
They put out on the streets in real life
Like honey, dude, if anyone ever
Ever gets mad enough at you. They're they're they're going to ruin your day
That's it's not fair. It's not I'm not even trying to be like sexist or anything. It's just it's not fair to anybody
To to do I'm not saying there can't be capable female officers
It's just be patrol where you're gonna be tackling crack heads and stuff like that might not be the best
might not be
It is I'm telling you
I can't find a picture of her
So help me god
I'm telling you right now if she ain't 60 to 60 to 70 years old and she really looks old for her age
And I would say this in Wesley Snipes defense
He could play supergirl because once upon a time he was in a movie about drag queens called two wang fu
Thanks for everything julie newmar
Wesley was out there in a dress with john leg waszamo and I can't remember who else
Yeah, so there we go. We've just cast the next super girl with uh, Wesley Snipes. So there you go
All right. Thanks a lot everybody steve tell everybody where they can find you
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All right, sounds good
Yeah, I wish I could find a picture. I mean i'm watching that the other day
Is it truly plat?
Let me see
That's her
Let me see if I can get this picture
And and this must be an old one because she looks a lot older. Okay, let me see. Let me find this
This is the one of the offices is out on the street beating people up
But here's what I'm saying that's an old picture of her
Yeah, oh, she was a very young woman when that was taken as compared to what she looks like now
That's gotta be 10 or 15 years old. That's hilarious. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, unbelievable. She is okay
I mean you just watch it and you're like i'm really supposed to watch this. Let me see
the
I mean that's sad, but it's funny. Yes. Yeah
Let me see
And chris tucker to the comment through chris tucker dressed up like that in the fifth element movie
Because he was in between trips to africa on epstein's jet with bill clinton
So he had a little bit of downtime he could do a role and that's why they dressed him as the ruby rod character because chris tucker is highly compromised
That wouldn't be surprised. Yeah. Yeah, trudy plat is the woman. I don't know how old she is trudy plat
That's really plat. How about we ask for her age?
Uh 67
Nothing
Yeah, okay, so she's right now right now
she's a cop
With like a gun in badge who jumps out of the car and chases people down with her gun
Right now
She's like and the other cops are young and they're in shape and they're strong and they're tough and all of that
And she gets out and like shuffles
Real slow over to the good slow and steady wins the race, honey every time
Freeze
I mean, uh, then they wake her up or something like that. She's nor is a
Unfreaking believable and i'm like i'm supposed to watch this. I mean they got this crooked cop
I forgot his name on that that he's pretty funny. He's like totally crooked
He's like does everything crooked and i'm like, hey, that's the most realistic cop i've ever shown
I've ever seen in my life. He's complete crook. He beats up. He beats up innocent people
Steals money rubs people out hides the bodies. I'm like now. That's an american police show right there
I watch that and then they bring out a 67 year old woman who's chasing down criminals on the street
You should be at home with your grandbabies. What are you doing?
Oh man
That's hilarious. That is that's hollywood for you. All right, dude. Thanks a lot. Oh by the way
Supergirl is like five two like 115 pounds
She's small woman
Who's uh, I guess it doesn't matter if you're a super girl, but i mean i'm just saying
I mean, um, what's her name the Zionist woman with the sword? Oh gal good though
What what okay? All right. She's a Zionist and all that kind of crap, but as far as casting someone in the movie
She's big and muscular and pretty
So like the actual rule that they put her in I can look at her and say yeah
That's a wonder woman
She doesn't like five two 118 pounds with like
It makes her more aerodynamic while she's cutting through the air flying as super girls
Yeah, the super girl is uh 118 pounds because she has hollow bones
To his like a cheetah
Oh for god's sake. All right. Well now that we've proven that we're sexist misogynist pigs
You know, I guess according good. Yeah, and then down the road of sexism and misogyny we went according to today's standards
All right, Steve and uh am wake up on uh
What is it am wake up on where you are besides rumble? There's there's a new platform or something in there
Yeah, ground zero plus with which i'm grateful for it's an audio only platform
They've got a whole bunch of other great content creators over there. Go check them out at ground zero plus dot com
I'm gonna have to check that out ground zero plus. That sounds good. All right. Thanks a lot man
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