On this episode we discuss with Dan Fulkerson an array of topics from how he started to pay attention to politics during the pandemic, issues in California like open use drug sites, and plenty more.
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we're here. First time doing it live.
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We're going to sit and talk with Dan, because we've kind of got
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to talk a little bit about a lot of these issues what's going on
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in the world. Dan also does a problem.
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Like, Dan rants, if you hear that jingling in the background,
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that's Frenchie. Winnie, you know, any, she's the
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one who snores on my life's a lot.
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She was also funny story. That's how Ben and I actually
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met was Dan runs. A great rescue, save a bully and
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he rescues all sorts of Bulldogs.
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Yep. And one of those Bulldogs was
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our French Bulldog, Winnie and we got in contact and we were
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lucky enough together and here we are chatting now.
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So Dan. Welcome to the California
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underground. The first live, every episode
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has a great to be here. I've been wanting to do this for
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a while. Yeah.
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And we put it together. We've been talking about it and
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It's different doing it live. Yeah, I can tell you that will
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stress, will be honest. It's stressful for me, like, we
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do our Dan Rants and I like if I say something stupid, Bobby can
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edit it out, so I'm like, no. This is 0.
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This is not editable. So here we go.
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This is different for us because I feel like with the zoom, it's
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always like you're trying not to step on someone's foot.
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Yep. You know, it's like somebody
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says something here, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but this is
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definitely more conducive of a conversation.
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Yeah. So I guess we'll start off by if
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you want to introduce yourself and then we'll go.
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Go into, like, what got you into talking about?
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A lot of these topics, what kind of change do you?
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Because I think your story is a lot of people, I think can
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relate to your story as to what happened to you in a while.
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Deciding you said I'm going to start paying attention to stuff.
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I may have not paid attention to this before.
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Yeah. And truthfully, I mean, that's
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exactly right. Is, I would keep my head down
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pretty low when it came to anything political, just because
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I run a large Law Firm. I'm out in front and center.
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I don't want to piss anyone. Off either way.
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So, it was easier for me to just to remain neutral, remain quiet
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and just kind of keep myself. And that's how I rolled for a
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very, very long time. And then pandemic happened and
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covid hit and the world changed immediately.
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And I started to see things that just were very, very upsetting
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and it would rub my intuition wrong way where I'm like this.
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This is something very wrong. With what's going on right now
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and even through the beginning of that.
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I maintained my neutrality and just kind of move forward.
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But then, when they started to do lockdowns, and they started
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to prosecute gym owners and they started to get gym owners
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misdemeanors for keeping their gyms open, and they were
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literally showing up in writing misdemeanors to these people
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that are just trying to survive and just trying to keep their
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dream alive. That's where I was like, I'm not
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going to do this anymore, and one of my good friends owns Very
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large gym downtown and he was given for misdemeanors for
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keeping his gym open. And I lost my shit.
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Like, and I was just like, I'm done with this, and I just
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started being very, very vocal about where I see this going,
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the problems that I see with this current situation and the
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consequences on a long-term. If people don't wake up to
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what's going on in our world, our government, in our society
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and since Then I realized that. We all have a obligation or duty
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to be talking about these things and sharing these things in
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questioning these things. Because if we don't, I worry
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about the world that we're going to wake up in five, ten years
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from now. How many of those cases did you
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do or help out? We took every single gym owner
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that got a criminal citation and we took them all for free and we
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just said this is going to be something that we're going to do
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for the community. None of them were prosecuted.
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Of course they Actually move forward with any of them.
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It was all just threats, it was all just empty normal BS.
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So, no one actually had to, you know, move forward with the
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prosecution. Thank God.
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But, you know, it was an interesting time.
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We also filed a suit in federal court, my office, did to
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basically push back on the restrictions on lockdowns, on
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Jim's because there was no science back in any of it up.
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I mean, it just was all, you know, throw something at the
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wall and see if it Sticks. And so we move forward with the
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federal lawsuit as well. Why don't you file that we filed
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that in 2021? Yeah.
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Is this still on going now? So federal judge basically
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kicked it just like they've kicked out.
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Most of them funny that same judge has now come with some
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scrutiny with some things that she's done incorrectly with, you
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know, having investments in certain companies that she
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shouldn't have had investments in that were tied to these kind
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of things, which is interesting, but yeah.
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Like Apple Federal Judges here in the southern district.
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So I'm trying to think of who it is.
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It's probably the same one I ran into when I did the mass lawsuit
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back in 2020. I think you're actually is.
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Yeah. So and knowing her, she was
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always on the state and she was over Christmas.
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I have like taking away your Liberty issues.
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Like, look, this is a pandemic. So we're just going to do
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whatever the state tells. It's a national emergency, we've
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never seen anything like this before.
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We're not going to question anything, do you see like a lot
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of that? I guess like a aftermath of that
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because I thought personally, that we were kind of over this.
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I thought we were like, done with this and then like San
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Diego unified just recently, put the mask mandate back in for the
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children. So I saw groups like let them
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breathe, got that. And I thought, man, there you
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know, they did a good fight. They're going to start to like
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slow down because we're not going to be in cases, but here
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we are in 2022. We're still fighting and talking
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about Mass on children and schools, which is insane.
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And that now we know enough to know that a lot of this stuff
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just doesn't make sense. Right?
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Like early on, I understand erring on the side of caution,
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three years into it. I don't like we know cloth,
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masks, don't do anything. So most people are in maths that
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are made, like your shirt, you can see through them.
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It's a joke, it's like pain through a chain-link fence.
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I don't understand how anyone with the brain thinks that it
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makes any sense. If we were mandating in 95 is to
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be worn properly. Maybe then I could understand
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some sort of logic, but most people don't even know how to
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wear an n95 properly and we don't have enough in the in 95
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mass for people to wear. So what are we doing?
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We're sick, we're, we're basically just doing something
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to do something, but it makes no sense.
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But we're not looking at the harm that thing causes, if
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wearing masks cause no harm whatever.
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But look at the kids, look at this speech, impediments, look
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at the learning disabilities, look at all these things that
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are coming as a result. Forcing these kids to wear
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masks. What are we doing?
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Yeah, what are we doing? This is crazy.
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And so you got into a lot of the pandemic.
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Sort of, I don't have such a cringy word to say like it woke
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you up like you woke up all of a sudden but it got you to start
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paying attention. A lot of these issues.
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Did it start sending you down the rabbit hole of other issues
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as well and I know you do these Dan Rants and you always have
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comments on a lot of things. It went far beyond the pandemic
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after that. So I had time when I was home, I
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just started reading books and I started digging into history and
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it opened my eyes on everything in the world like just how the
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world works. I was reading books on World War
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One World War Two. How they were financed.
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How Elite groups were making money off both sides how George
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Bush, senior's. Father Prescott Bush was funding
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Hitler and helping set up the Nazi party.
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How all the Nazi military tanks were running off.
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Ford Motors Standard Oil and how these big tycoons were basically
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forcing these wars to happen to create power and money for
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themselves and people just don't realize that that's how Wars are
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they think that their countries fighting against each other.
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When really, in my opinion from my understanding, now its Elite
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groups and banking groups that are kind of using countries
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using leaders. And forcing these friction
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events across the world for power shifts and for money,
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shifts for themselves. And that's the way that I see
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the world now but digging into this.
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The pandemic allowed me to have time to do it and it allowed me
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on time to read. And that's what I said, just
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reading everything I could get my hands on.
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So what are some of those books if people want to family?
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Of Secrets is a book. So everyone thinks I'm
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Republican, I think both parties are shit.
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That's my opinion. Like I think There's good sides
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on both. I think there's things I agree
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with on both but I think both parties are broken.
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I think the two party system is broken.
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I disagree with it entirely. I started by realizing how much
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I dislike the Bush family and how much that the bush Clan if
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you will did. So many horrible, horrific
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things in this country for so long.
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So that's where I started digging into and then realizing
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how those same people are connected to people on the other
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side of the aisle, how during the Iran, Contra, right?
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When we were running drugs through this country to fund
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Wars, right? Where were they running through
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Arkansas? Under his nose, right?
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So it's, you start to realize all the ties of all of these
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groups and how they all work together.
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And you realize the party thing is just there to divide us all
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just there to distract this. All, that's all it is.
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So once I realized that, then I could start digging in even more
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and peeling. Back the onion family of
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Secrets, Pentagon brain a ton of books on the OSS like when they
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created the CIA and the end of the Civil, the end of World War
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Two, how we brought a bunch of the Nazi scientists over here
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and how all that kind of transpired and how NASA was
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created, one of on Braun, those kind of things.
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It just made me realize how this government really works.
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And that the ABCs the cia's. The FBI is a really the entities
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that are run by these Elite powerful banking groups in Elite
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powerful players and that's the Deep state, if you will, that's
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the shadow government, that's the controlling arm.
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And that's what I started feeding into.
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If you like those types of books, a book that I highly
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recommend where regards the history is check out Murray
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rothbard the Progressive Era. Yeah, it's really interesting, I
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would talks about how everyone thinks the these a lot of these
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Progressive policies that were passed.
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Like no there's no prints that they were is the thing about
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doing a live show. Since you just get the bitch
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right here. So, in this book, he talks about
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how corporations or the government was pretending.
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Like, we're going to pass all these Progressive ideals.
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When, in reality, a lot of them, were pushed by the big
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corporations, because it gave them more of a Stranglehold, and
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a monopoly Source. Like the railroads got a bigger
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Monopoly, the oil industry's got a bigger Monopoly, the textile
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industry, kind of shake Monopoly.
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Like it was all in the name of We're doing this because we're
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Progressive and I could go down a whole Rabbit Hole.
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I've talked about this before, I think people on the left have
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taken the word Progressive, and absolutely destroy it because
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it's, if we can get into California, hear everything they
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say that's Progressive here in California.
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I feel like we're going backwards instead, but
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definitely check out that book if you like, looking at history,
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through a different lens and seeing how the players play out
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and it is when you start to read stuff like that.
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That you do realize everything is connected.
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Like this stuff doesn't happen in a vacuum.
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Not know what FDR does an about think wasn't happening back in
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Woodrow Wilson didn't do what you did in a vacuum.
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They all had some sort of goal or somebody was pushing them
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behind the scenes to do these things.
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Everyone pretends like one president is going to
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miraculously change things, get it when there's already a cabal
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of people. Powerful people really powerful
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people Behind These presidents. Ellen.
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You know, you're going to do this, even if you are the most
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if you're allowed to be the president of the United States.
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And I say it like that specifically and intentionally.
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If you're allowed to be the president United States, I'm a
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personal believer that there's a thumb on and there's a
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controlling arm on you. Like you're you're a puppet if
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you will you're not the real person that's in control and
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that's just my belief system from what I've seen.
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I think if you look at presidents that have stepped
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outside of that, or try to Okay JFK.
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He's one of the only guys that actually like stood up and said,
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hey, I'm not okay with this banking system, I'm not okay
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with this stuff and they took him out because that's what
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happens if you push back and if you want to know how I really
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look at it, and this is a little crazy.
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But I think we have the same Power Group running this country
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from when Reagan was in office through a mom, and I think it
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was the same type of lie groups. And I think Trump snuck by, hmm,
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I don't think Trump and then Composite in normally, in that
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sense and I'm not a huge trunk fan.
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I think Trump has his own issues as well, but I think that that's
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why you're seeing all this January, 6, committee and all
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this stuff because they're like, we're not going to let that
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anomaly happen again, this is a controlled game, you don't play
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this game, you're not a part of this game.
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We control this game and they did not like that for years when
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they didn't have that control. L.a. it's we didn't like that.
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We're going to punish you. We're going to make an example
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of you so that anybody else who has this idea of?
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Oh you know anybody can rise up and become president We're just
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going to tell you. No, don't even try it.
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Yeah, one of my favorite print might actually my favorite
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President. Teddy, Roosevelt was a president
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who snuck by hmm and you look at his sort of rise to popularity
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and how he got through the ranks and he was a reformer and people
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hated him. And they said this guy is like
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ruining. What we got going?
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We got those good thing going. He's trying to get rid of
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corruption. He's trying to clean up stuff so
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they figured we're going to put him in the vice.
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Vice, president roll. Yep.
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That and that's it. His political career would die
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and that was the powers that be, of course, McKinley was
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assassinated, and Teddy Roosevelt became president, the
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rest is history, but I agree with you.
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I think there is a certain amount of people were like,
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you're going to be present. Hillary was ordained to be
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present percent and we were all just accepting Hillary's going
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to the next president. It almost seemed like it was a
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preordained coordination of Hillary Clinton being president.
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It was going to be the next For years, the third term of Obama,
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which we're now seeing with. I think with buying we're seeing
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more of the third term of obiden Gemma Biden, but yeah.
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Trump was the anomaly. He was he slipped by he's led by
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and they're trying to make it so he can never run again.
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They do not want him to run again in 2024, just in case he
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slips by again, that's why this whole January 6.
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Facade is so funny to me because it's like you have CNN.
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It's the only thing that they show is January 6, January 6,
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but you watch these hearings It's comical like it is truly
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comical to watch these hearings. They had a lady that was not in
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the vehicle testified that this 70-something old man.
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Tried to grab a steering wheel to take the vehicle to the
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capital you know the training in that vehicle with this old man.
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Like that dude ain't grabbing no steering wheel and then they
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interview everyone in the vehicle with him in there.
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Like that's not what happened? Yeah, but that's not on the news
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anywhere, you know what I mean? Attractions in every, that's
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exactly what it's mind-blowing to me.
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Like, it's my job. Cops kill themselves right
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afterwards. Please explain that to me like
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police officers. Don't just go and off themselves
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like that afterwards that doesn't make any sense to me.
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I don't like the way that it feels.
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It rubs my intuition, the wrong way.
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The way that I see January 6, they set a bear trap for stupid
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people. Yeah.
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That's what I think they did. I think they said hey we're
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going to set this trap we're going to let a lot of you know
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probably extreme White Ring stupid.
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People walk into the Trap and they were stupid enough to walk
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into it and now they're using it as an example, to basically be
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able to go, hey Trump, you're never going to run again.
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We're going to try to crush the Republican party with this, and
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it's a facade hearing, that's the way that I see it.
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Now we know it's political persecution.
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So, anyone that supports the Republicans or is Republican
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like it's the chilling effect basically, it's a they're making
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you feel ashamed. If you feel some type of way
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about anything or you feel supported about those ideals,
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It's a political Witch Hunt, of course.
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Yeah. There was a grandparents walking
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through the capital FaceTiming, people in tick-tocking, is it
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like, let's call it what it is. It's stupid people in a place
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that they shouldn't be, but it wasn't what they're making it
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out to be, and that's what bothers me.
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No, certainly not. Yeah, it wasn't as violent as
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they're making out to be compared to everything else.
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We saw in 2024 Summer of Love, You don't have to like
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everything that happened that day but Say it was like the
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darkest day since 9/11 or Pearl Harbor.
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That's those are the things tho that make me suspicious of the
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whole thing. Like if you're going to come out
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and make those kind of comments and you're going to repeatedly
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try to brainwash people that it's worse than 9/11 and
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repeatedly like why? Wow always ask why once the
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modem what's the motivation? We all know that that doesn't
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make sense. It's not true.
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It's not even close to true. So why what do you what's your
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agenda? What are you trying to push?
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That's why I always challenge people to ask is like, Start
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asking why like Don't Stop Believing what they tell you if
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you really think the government is telling you the truth, you're
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a fool like either party like that's just not the way that the
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world works. If you really think the
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government is there to protect you, you're a fool.
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If you really think the government cares about you
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you're a fool. That's not the way that it
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works. Like that's why our country was
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set up the way that our country was for the people we are in
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charge, not the government, the Permit answers to us.
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Why? Because we realize what happens
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when you let the government have control, like we already lived
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through all of this. That's the whole purpose of the
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United States of America is when you let the government run,
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shit, they're going to be corrupt and they're going to do
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really, really shady things. So you let, the people have
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control over the government and we've got away from that.
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Do you think I like to be a little bit more optimistic after
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the pandemic and 2020? I like to be at least Optimistic
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that I think they overplayed their hand big time and I think
00:20:35
there are probably millions of people like you who who woke up
00:20:40
who woke up. Put on quote quote unquote woke
00:20:43
up, everyone woke up and it's the Great Awakening as they used
00:20:48
to say. It was the big q and I think the
00:20:50
Great Awakening all the message boards but yeah it was a lot
00:20:57
more people. I think got into this.
00:20:59
This stuff and sort of because when I started this podcast no
00:21:04
one cared about what bill was going through the California
00:21:07
legislature. I only knew even knew what the
00:21:09
California legislature. Try to tell people.
00:21:30
Hey, this Bills going through the California legislature?
00:21:32
And I like, yeah, whatever, who cares?
00:21:34
Like I got no soccer match to get to wear something.
00:21:36
My kids soccer games now, it's like, I see so many more
00:21:39
parents, especially moms, like badass moms, who are out there,
00:21:44
who are sharing their organizing, and it's amazing to
00:21:48
see how much more they're interested and they're
00:21:50
following. And they liked, they send me
00:21:52
stuff and I get these DM's, they're like, oh, did you know
00:21:56
this bill's making its way through you should share with
00:21:58
everyone? Like, I But yeah, I'll share it
00:22:00
with you. But do you think that a lot more
00:22:02
people on the bright side? Kind of woke up too?
00:22:04
Because and are now more engaged.
00:22:06
They overplayed their hand big time in a lot of that was
00:22:09
because of how much time people have liked me.
00:22:11
I started reading right. There's no Sports on.
00:22:14
Like a lot of these things in our society that we have sports
00:22:17
entertainment. Those are distraction pieces,
00:22:19
right? Because you distract the masses,
00:22:21
you divide, the masses, you can do whatever you want, but that's
00:22:24
just how I see the world. So when you eliminated all of
00:22:28
that and people had time She just kind of go.
00:22:31
Hmm. This doesn't add up.
00:22:33
Yeah maybe I should start digging into this.
00:22:36
I think that woke a lot of people up.
00:22:37
I think that just the DraStic shift in the world had people
00:22:42
asking questions but the thing about whether you want to call
00:22:45
it waking up whether you want to call it like realizing the way
00:22:48
the world Works. They're going to shoot.
00:22:50
Yeah, the Great Awakening. Once you see it you can't unsee
00:22:55
it. Yeah right.
00:22:56
Like once you go oh shit. That's how Oh, it works.
00:23:00
Yeah, you can't go back. There's no backtrack.
00:23:03
There's no. Like, I'd like to just put my
00:23:05
blinders on and go back to being ignorant and not thinking that
00:23:08
this is how the world works if not possible.
00:23:10
Yeah, you're there. And so for me, I feel an
00:23:14
obligation and I annoy the crap out of a lot of people, I'm sure
00:23:17
of trying to help other people, see it and I've someone as smart
00:23:20
as friends in the world that are like, none of this could there's
00:23:24
too much like sophistication. There's no way there could be
00:23:27
this type of coordination like No, like, there's no way they
00:23:31
could coordinate the way that you're saying that.
00:23:33
You don't know. I'm like, you know about the
00:23:34
Bilderberg Group, do you know about the trilateral commission?
00:23:37
Do, you know about Davos in the world economic Forum?
00:23:41
Do you know about these billionaires Summits that they
00:23:43
meet at multiple times a year? You don't know about any of
00:23:46
these things. So how are you going to make an
00:23:47
educated statement to me that you couldn't have this type of
00:23:50
coordination? Because these people are meeting
00:23:52
on a regular basis, in discussing things about our
00:23:55
world and where our world is going and then the most powerful
00:23:58
people on Earth. So So you don't think there's
00:24:00
coordination. It just doesn't make sense to
00:24:02
me. Once you start to realize what's
00:24:04
going on. It makes a lot of sense.
00:24:08
So when you went through the Great Awakening and woke up, as
00:24:11
a, as a business owner in like a boy or whatnot, you mentioned
00:24:14
earlier in the podcast that like you kind of, you know, you put
00:24:18
your nose down and they're just, you know, mutual and I
00:24:21
understand like when you're in a position like that, like you
00:24:24
have clients from different background, it's spicy
00:24:26
territory. So, that being said, when you
00:24:28
woke up, Did you like, how was did you get that glass?
00:24:32
Like how was your experience here and left?
00:24:33
And right. And my law partner was very
00:24:35
insecure about it at first and he's like, hey like you got to
00:24:37
be quiet and I'm like I'm not going to post anything on
00:24:39
business Pages, stall me, right? But you guys just have to let me
00:24:42
own what I'm doing right now and I'm gonna speak freely and say
00:24:46
what I think and it's funny. Yeah there was a lot of backlash
00:24:51
still is I still get a bunch of bullshit for people but I treat
00:24:54
everyone with respect and love and there's no hate involved and
00:24:59
I'm happy. To have a conversation.
00:25:00
And I think if you approach things in that way, it's very
00:25:04
helpful to eliminate a lot of that hate.
00:25:07
A lot of that. Friction.
00:25:10
I also just realized that. There's points in life, where if
00:25:17
you don't do something, you're going to regret it and it was
00:25:20
just not worth it for me to regret it.
00:25:22
But the funny thing is is I've gotten so much more support from
00:25:28
people that see it the way that I see it or have started to come
00:25:31
around to realizing some of these things.
00:25:33
So I have so many police officers that follow me now and
00:25:37
so many firefighters that follow me now and just amazing.
00:25:41
Good people that care about this country.
00:25:44
And I've gotten way more business than I ever would have
00:25:48
before off Instagram and social media, after speaking, honestly
00:25:53
about what I think. So, I tell people, we just own
00:25:56
who you are on your opinions on what you know, on what you think
00:25:59
and do it with love and respect and let the cards fall where
00:26:02
they may. Yeah.
00:26:04
They are you? Yeah.
00:26:05
I don't known as big of a law firm or it's nice Law Firm.
00:26:09
It's this but I think I feel like once you find that Niche
00:26:13
and you speak up in there yourself there's never a
00:26:16
shortage of people out there who'll support.
00:26:17
You know, you're not going to cast a wide enough net to get
00:26:20
every single person out there in the world.
00:26:22
Yep. But you can cast a pretty big
00:26:24
knife and get a good amount of people because they believe and
00:26:27
what you're saying and they support what you're saying and
00:26:31
they'll send people to you and be like hey you got to check
00:26:33
out. Or I trust this guy or what he
00:26:35
has to say, I agree with them because that's like 99 percent
00:26:39
of sales is like the kind of person they got a like you and
00:26:42
trust you. If they like you and trust you,
00:26:44
they're going to send business your way in.
00:26:46
A lot of it is opinion-based, right?
00:26:47
Like a lot of this is just everyone's individual opinion.
00:26:50
So I'm giving my opinion, my intuition.
00:26:53
The way that I feel that things are going down.
00:26:55
Yeah, I can give you books to read and I can give you my
00:26:58
supports but a lot of this stuff you have to like look into it
00:27:01
yourself and then decide what you believe.
00:27:03
Eve, and so I can sit down with Nora Vargas and have a
00:27:06
conversation about just about anything and we can disagree,
00:27:10
but I'm still going to give my opinion.
00:27:12
Like I sat down with the chief of police this week.
00:27:15
Same thing. Like we probably have very
00:27:17
different views but as long as you go about it, the right way,
00:27:20
I think people respect it. So how was that mean with Nora
00:27:23
Vargas? Because she's actually my
00:27:24
supervisor. So I really like Nora Nora and I
00:27:28
disagree on most things politically like a lot of things
00:27:31
politically, but I really like her because she And I met Nora
00:27:36
because when all these gyms were being prosecuted, she reached
00:27:39
out to us and she's like, hey, I wanted to sit down and see like,
00:27:41
what your guys thoughts are. And when I sat down with her and
00:27:45
I told her that they're getting misdemeanor, she's like.
00:27:47
No, they're not. I'm like yeah, they're getting
00:27:48
misdemeanors or she's like that's not supposed to be
00:27:50
happening and I knew she made a call to the sheriff and stop
00:27:54
them from moving forward with these misdemeanor prosecution's
00:27:57
and stop them from getting more misdemeanors because it stopped
00:27:59
immediately. So, I gave know a lot of credit
00:28:02
for that because she put Her. She put her head out there.
00:28:04
I think and she hasn't said that she did it, but it was after
00:28:07
that meeting that they stop doing that.
00:28:09
So I really appreciated that. And then recently, I talk a lot
00:28:13
of shit on the homeless situation downtown because it's
00:28:16
absolutely absurd go downtown. It's unlike it's ever been in
00:28:21
San Diego. Been here for 20 years and the
00:28:23
last three years is so, disgusting down and there's
00:28:25
tents everywhere. Not just like in certain areas
00:28:27
there's tents everywhere, it is a if you want to talk about
00:28:32
state of emergency, it's not Monkey pox, it's not covid, its
00:28:35
homelessness downtown. That's a state of emergency and
00:28:39
Nora reached out in or was like, Hey, I want to talk to you about
00:28:42
homelessness. I want to know what you think I
00:28:44
should do. I want to know what you think
00:28:45
the move is? Because now it's on me, that's
00:28:48
my district. Now, they re District everything
00:28:49
that's her District now. So we sat down and just talk
00:28:52
about homelessness and talk about what needs to be done.
00:28:54
And in my opinion, this state is all carrot.
00:28:58
It's just like, here's a carrot. Here's a carrot, here's a
00:29:01
carrot. What do you think's going to
00:29:02
happen? You're gonna have your It's
00:29:03
overrun like this, you're going to have like a state of
00:29:06
emergency. There has to be a stick.
00:29:10
That's just the way that the world works.
00:29:11
I know people don't always want to hear that but the carrot has
00:29:14
to have a stick and you cannot just allow people to do whatever
00:29:17
they want and Camp wherever they want and live wherever they
00:29:20
want. And create utter Havoc for
00:29:23
business owners for residents Health, like the health issues
00:29:28
that you're seeing and that is not a Humane thing to just say.
00:29:32
Oh, we're helping these people were helping them by doing
00:29:35
nothing. Yeah, we're helping them by
00:29:37
watching them Odie. Watching them spread illness,
00:29:41
what that's not helping anyone. Like it's just embarrassing to
00:29:45
me. So I sat down and I gave nor my
00:29:47
view and I told her she needs declare a state of emergency,
00:29:50
but that's what I would do. San Diego County state of
00:29:52
emergency. I also told her what I would do
00:29:54
is I would appoint like a homeless is are like hey, this
00:29:58
is your job, why? Because the right arm doesn't
00:30:01
know what the left hand is doing.
00:30:04
It's insane, the county doesn't work with the city on homeless,
00:30:07
the nonprofit's, don't work with any like it.
00:30:09
It's just everyone just doing everything for themselves.
00:30:12
And there's no coordination in any way, shape, or form.
00:30:14
There's no plan, ask them what their plan is, they don't have a
00:30:17
plan. It's not, they're spending
00:30:19
millions and millions and millions and millions and
00:30:21
millions of dollars and doing nothing.
00:30:24
So appoint someone that is going to be that Central, Focus piece
00:30:27
that can bring everything together.
00:30:31
That's what I told her and we'll see what she does with it.
00:30:33
She also said, she's like my biggest eye-opening thing of the
00:30:36
last year's how slow government moves.
00:30:38
It's really frustrating. Give me that, I see things that
00:30:41
could be done and I can't do anything to change it because
00:30:45
it's going to be two year rollout, and where are we at?
00:30:48
Then we're in a completely different world than we are now.
00:30:50
So it was a good conversation. I hope she does something.
00:30:54
I think a lot of its the laws that we've changed in this
00:30:57
state, these petty theft Law changes, these catch-and-release
00:31:02
changes with criminal laws, like it were watching the
00:31:05
consequences of it. Like, that's what we're living
00:31:08
through, we're living through the Consequences of watching,
00:31:10
Bad laws be passed. And we're living through the
00:31:13
consequences of disrespecting police and defund, the police
00:31:17
and all these movements that went on.
00:31:19
And now we're all going to have to deal with the unsafe
00:31:21
consequences of it. So obviously you support Senator
00:31:24
Scott wieners law to have open air drug zones.
00:31:28
Oh yeah, I think everyone should just do drugs everywhere because
00:31:31
why not? Because that makes sense, right?
00:31:33
Like, go to Seattle and Oregon. Tell me how that's working
00:31:37
right? Like tell me like if you Don't
00:31:40
even argue. Just go do your own logical
00:31:43
research and you can't argue the point.
00:31:46
Starbucks is literally moving locations from some of the best
00:31:50
real estate that they have because it's unsafe for their
00:31:53
employees to be there. Notice the cities that all of
00:31:56
these locations are in there. All in defund, the police cities
00:32:01
that is not just a coincidence. That's because it's a stupid
00:32:05
policy move in. Anyone thinks that you're going
00:32:07
to have a safer City by defunding the police.
00:32:09
He doesn't have a brain, it doesn't work that way.
00:32:12
You need Law and Order. You need police presence.
00:32:16
You need to respect your police or you're going to live in an
00:32:19
unsafe Society. I shouldn't have to feel like I
00:32:22
need to carry a gun on me. I went and got a CCW.
00:32:25
Why? Because I don't feel safe.
00:32:26
When I go downtown, I shouldn't have to feel like that my own
00:32:29
City. That's embarrassing.
00:32:32
I shouldn't have to feel well, I just got my CCW to.
00:32:35
I feel like I shouldn't have to worry about carrying just taking
00:32:38
winning for a walk. Exactly in Pacific Beach.
00:32:41
But there is a, we've seen a lot more homeless.
00:32:44
We've seen a lot more, which is even more scary is the people
00:32:50
living in Vans and tricked-out, Commercial Vans, and stuff like
00:32:56
that. And it's like, you'll wake up
00:32:57
and it's like, oh we got four or five new neighbors.
00:32:59
Yep, because you'll look at it's just unmarked.
00:33:01
White Vans. Yep.
00:33:02
Lined up at you. Like these are not normal Vans
00:33:04
hip and you'll see someone stumble out of it and it's just
00:33:07
like, this is not safe. You know, I didn't stumbling out
00:33:11
of that thing and do this is underground.
00:33:14
Actually, who is off camera right now, but she's here likes.
00:33:17
Just tell people that you now feel more safe in Mexico than,
00:33:24
oh, yeah, in places like Seattle, and Portland, and San
00:33:28
Francisco, like, which a lot of people would think feel safer in
00:33:33
like TJ and yeah, but that's how bad it's gotten the weekend of
00:33:36
July 22nd, July, 23rd, those two days, we had five shootings in
00:33:39
Diego High into that. Like, that's not San Diego last
00:33:44
week, we had a young lady whose neighbors called the cops six
00:33:48
neighbors called. The cops has her stalker broke
00:33:51
into her apartment. And the neighbors are calling
00:33:53
the cops saying, hey, this guy is going to kill her in the
00:33:57
cops. Don't even enter the premise
00:33:59
they show up. Three hours later, they don't
00:34:00
even enter the premise and they find her dead in her apartment
00:34:02
the next day. Like that's not the city that I
00:34:06
want to live in. Like that's not okay, you
00:34:09
Shouldn't have to wait an hour and a half on a DVD called have
00:34:13
a cop respond, because we're 240 officers down, because our city
00:34:17
has a stupid vaccine mandate in place.
00:34:19
So we're losing and hemorrhaging officers.
00:34:21
Know, ridiculous. That is in to sit and asked the
00:34:24
chief of police. Hey, what do you think about the
00:34:25
vaccine mandate and have him go? I think it's ridiculous.
00:34:28
And I've made it publicly known that it's ridiculous.
00:34:30
And I would hire them all back if I could.
00:34:32
Well, then whose problem is it? Todd and city council, like,
00:34:36
that's who it falls on like its leadership, it's a lack of Your
00:34:39
shit and I say this talk was my neighbor.
00:34:42
Like I had a lot of respect for Todd, two and a half years ago,
00:34:46
but what I've seen in the last two and a half years, I have
00:34:48
zero respect for because it's turning a blind eye to major
00:34:52
issues in the city and it's embarrassing.
00:34:54
It's embarrassing leadership. He literally moved off of the
00:34:57
street because there were protests in front of his house
00:35:00
and he got more police presence for him more police patrol for
00:35:03
him, and he's moving to a gated community, well, guess what,
00:35:06
Todd not everyone can do that. Not everyone can just up.
00:35:09
And moved to a gated community because we're going to
00:35:11
disrespect police, because we're not going to do anything about
00:35:14
all these homeless people and all these problems.
00:35:16
That's the part of the political game that I just hate.
00:35:19
It's just so hypocritical. Yeah, yeah.
00:35:23
And I met Todd Gloria, one of his most recent statement, which
00:35:29
is just sort of a fabrication is where he goes.
00:35:33
And they said, well, how many people left because of the how
00:35:35
many police left because of vaccination policy.
00:35:37
Oh wow! I know a lot of them, we don't,
00:35:41
it's not a lot but, you know, there were a lot who retired or
00:35:44
relocated. Yeah.
00:35:47
And that is to wear to wear to the sheriff, to Chula Vista.
00:35:51
Yeah. Why did they?
00:35:53
Why did, all of a sudden, was there a spike and retirements
00:35:56
relocation to San Diego? Police Department, is it because
00:36:00
they just all of a sudden all of them said, we're really tired
00:36:02
after 2020? No, I don't think so.
00:36:05
So, and I think, again, going back to the masks Thing, I think
00:36:10
we now have enough empirical data to all go.
00:36:13
Well, that's a stupid policy. Because even if you get
00:36:16
vaccinated, you can still get covid.
00:36:18
You can still transmit covid. So, what are we doing?
00:36:22
Who are we helping, we're only hurting ourselves.
00:36:25
That's the part where you have to start to look at these things
00:36:28
and go. Why, why are we still doing
00:36:31
things that are hurting us? Even though we know that they're
00:36:34
hurting us and that's where I get suspicious about why all
00:36:39
this is happening. Where it's going, what it's all
00:36:41
for. And I do think that there's a
00:36:44
lot of power control. I think there's a lot of
00:36:47
stripping of rights that are slowly being degraded because
00:36:51
you can't just go in and take them all at once.
00:36:53
You have to slowly take them and slowly pull them back or people
00:36:57
are going to freak out, I think that's a lot of it.
00:37:00
And I think that if you're not looking at things like the world
00:37:04
economic forum and things that a lot of these Global entities are
00:37:08
talking about, And where they're pushing us, you're missing where
00:37:12
we're going, because these entities have been guiding this
00:37:17
path the whole time. And if you watch them, they'll
00:37:20
tell you where we're going and what's coming.
00:37:22
And those are the things that worry me.
00:37:24
And just yesterday I was talking about, I'm alive.
00:37:28
I was talking about how you can see a lot of these policies
00:37:31
related to California especially in places like Sri Lanka and
00:37:36
Holland and how long these green policies and And I've always
00:37:40
said, I'm for great, I think there's always a good argument
00:37:43
to protect the environment, great, if you don't want to
00:37:45
trash it I hey I grew up watching Captain Planet.
00:37:48
I grew. I don't want the radioactive
00:37:50
sludge all over the world but I think they've gotten to a point
00:37:54
now where they're just so obsessed with green policies
00:37:58
that they forgo the actual results or what's going to
00:38:03
happen and it's like, they just they're just so obsessed with
00:38:06
the green policies that they sell.
00:38:08
Well, you know, all. Trucks in Port of Long Beach
00:38:10
have to be electric by 2035. Yeah.
00:38:14
How's that going to happen? Yeah, we can't get trucks.
00:38:16
That are electric. We don't have a grid that's
00:38:19
going to support all that trade. Let alone, thousands and
00:38:24
thousands of semi trucks. You want to charge electric
00:38:27
doesn't just pop out of the air. Has to come from either fossil
00:38:30
fuels that make it, which they don't want to burn or nuclear,
00:38:34
which they don't want to bring back.
00:38:36
Yo, so a lot of these green policies, they're just fine with
00:38:38
like, well, if your state, or your country goes into
00:38:42
bankruptcy, and In 2000, people go into object poverty wealth.
00:38:46
And that's the cost of going green.
00:38:49
Is it really the cost of going green or is there another
00:38:51
ulterior motive of why you want 500?
00:38:55
People are going to abject 1000% and one of the things that makes
00:38:58
me feel like there is an ulterior motive in the comment
00:39:00
that I make to. Anyone that wants to talk to me
00:39:02
about climate, change is before, I'm going to talk to you about
00:39:05
climate change. Please tell me that, you know,
00:39:07
climate modification because this country in our government
00:39:12
have been doing climate Modification for the last 30, 40
00:39:15
years and there's been climate modification experiments, you
00:39:20
know, things that have been going on for 40 years so it's
00:39:23
not just a Natural Evolution. There's also been things that we
00:39:28
have been doing on a man-made basis intentionally to modify
00:39:31
the client climb out and no one knows that no one even talks
00:39:35
about that. So until this is just my opinion
00:39:39
until Leonardo DiCaprio stops taking his private jets to the
00:39:43
climate. Summit's.
00:39:45
Stop talking to me about why every person needs to be an
00:39:48
electric vehicle. No, no I mean like it's just
00:39:51
hypocritical. That will everybody stop.
00:39:54
Sorry until everybody stops buying beachfront property.
00:39:56
Thank you. Thank you, Bill Gates has like
00:40:00
five Jets, right? Private jets.
00:40:02
It'll fly like you're doing more damage than you know most people
00:40:07
are on the things that you're lecturing people on like you're
00:40:10
saying that people need to stop eating meat but or flying around
00:40:15
everywhere in your private jets emitting to the work like it
00:40:18
just, it's crazy to me. Yeah, I don't think anyone is
00:40:20
denying that, like a plan ever, the climate changes.
00:40:22
That's just like, I think it's more of like, the fear-mongering
00:40:25
like they make it seem like, oh, but if you don't do this the
00:40:27
waltz in and five years you're going to see climate walked up
00:40:31
calling it right now. Yeah.
00:40:32
You're going to see climate lockdowns.
00:40:34
They're going to start using the climate to try to do the same
00:40:39
shit they did in covid. That's what I'm calling.
00:40:41
Did you see that they already called the state Emergency for
00:40:44
monkey pox in San Francisco. Yes.
00:40:46
Five, people in this whole world have died from it.
00:40:48
That makes a lot of sense. Let's focus on monkeypox enough.
00:40:51
Fentanyl. Like it's so rude, but that,
00:40:53
that's what I mean, you start to start to ask why, right?
00:40:56
In a lot of this stuff is to scare people.
00:40:59
That's a lot of it. Why?
00:41:01
Because when people are scared, they're easier to control that's
00:41:04
just the reality. And so like it, I just, I tell
00:41:08
people to start asking why start out like, why is their natural
00:41:12
state of emergency for monkey? Epochs 15 people in the world.
00:41:16
Have died from it 5. It doesn't make sense.
00:41:22
I had a thought when I just escaped me.
00:41:24
Oh, climate, lock down the entire state of emergency.
00:41:27
I think they'll try again with the climate and they'll say,
00:41:32
they'll try and push. All we got to do XY and Z for
00:41:35
the climate but I think because it's not something.
00:41:41
As mysterious as covid where people thought, like, they went
00:41:45
outside like covid, which is floating in the air.
00:41:47
Yeah. And they would catch it somehow,
00:41:49
or they're driving in their car and they catch it somehow that
00:41:51
always cracks me up. Is the people by themselves
00:41:53
thinking, they're going to catch covid, but I think what climate
00:41:57
it's going to be tougher to get people to completely adapt
00:42:01
because covid started off easy. Covid-19.
00:42:34
Guess what? Your ration?
00:42:36
Only eight ounces of beef tip this week.
00:42:40
Why? Because too much beef
00:42:41
consumption is bad for the environment.
00:42:43
You can only drive this. Many miles this week and I mean
00:42:46
that's what they tried to do that here in San Diego.
00:42:49
They tried to do a per-mile tax which they say has to be for
00:42:54
infrastructure and more public transit, which two or three
00:42:58
percent. We have Richard bayly on the
00:42:59
podcast, is it like two or three percent of the entire County, 24
00:43:03
million people? Use MTS, public transportation,
00:43:07
but we have to put, you know how many tens of billions of dollars
00:43:09
Center so I think the climate they'll try to do it.
00:43:13
I think they tried to see like what happened with covid-19 that
00:43:16
the test run, but I think with the climate and again it comes
00:43:20
back to how many people part of the Great Awakening and are
00:43:24
going to look at that and go bullshit.
00:43:26
Yeah. They're going to say exactly
00:43:28
that they're going to now. I'm not listening to it anymore.
00:43:30
I just wonder right now we say that it sounds crazy.
00:43:34
See that they could do that and people would comply.
00:43:36
But if you would have said five years ago to you, what happened
00:43:40
in 2020, I went 20, you would have been like, no way, right?
00:43:44
It's conditioning, that's what I worry about is the human the
00:43:51
human element can be conditioned and can be brainwashed and we
00:43:54
can be programmed and if you don't think that these entities
00:43:58
these governments are knowing those things and investing a lot
00:44:03
of money into To awareness of those things and to be able to
00:44:08
use those tools for their benefit.
00:44:10
I think that you're joking yourself.
00:44:12
Like I think that they understand exactly how far they
00:44:15
can push and I think a lot of this was a test.
00:44:18
Well, how fast did it? You see, just people starting to
00:44:22
ramp up, not like main, you know, January 6 was the is
00:44:25
always the headline story. But even just the, the chyron
00:44:29
that says, covid cases are on the rise again.
00:44:32
So, You know, we might be heading backwards and how many
00:44:37
people just implicitly out in public, you notice.
00:44:40
And I was trying to keep an eye on this.
00:44:42
You notice if the new starts to say, oh, there's more covid
00:44:45
cases on the right. You'll start to see more and
00:44:47
more people put the mask back, but I'm sure.
00:44:48
And you say those people that those are the people who are
00:44:51
conditioned. Yeah, they're ready, whatever
00:44:53
the state tells them to do, you know, I'm going to be a good
00:44:56
little obedient status and I'm gonna follow exactly what they
00:44:59
tell me to do because the state knows all and they can never be.
00:45:01
They can never be wrong. The state.
00:45:04
Is only here to protect you 100%.
00:45:06
So it'll be interesting. I think if they try and push it
00:45:10
I get like the same sort of thing they did with covid with
00:45:13
on climate. I think they'll get a lot of
00:45:16
pushback but then again they may have seen how unsuccessful
00:45:20
covid-19 how much it backfire and say, look we've got a narrow
00:45:24
window, we might as well G this through as fast as possible and
00:45:28
see if it works but what scares me is the generation that's that
00:45:33
comes after Like the let's say 25 25 year olds and younger like
00:45:40
25 18 to 25. Most of them, I talk to they
00:45:43
just believe the government basically the state, they just
00:45:45
it's it's crazy and I think a lot of that's conditioning, a
00:45:48
lot of that's been the education system, a lot of that's
00:45:51
intentional and that's what I mean.
00:45:52
Like if you don't think these powerful entities are
00:45:55
intentionally using these tools and intentionally putting them
00:45:58
into the school system so they can control population basis.
00:46:02
I think you're joking yourselves.
00:46:03
I think that that Happens. And so that's what I worry about
00:46:06
is that coming generation just being so blind to all of it
00:46:12
because I talked to these younger kids and they just don't
00:46:14
see it. Like they just they don't even
00:46:15
they don't even have the thought process to question it.
00:46:18
They just buy it. Believe it and keep moving
00:46:20
forward. A lot of its culture as well.
00:46:23
Then we're chilling. And it is when you start to look
00:46:26
at it through a different lens, you do start to see why is
00:46:29
everything a culture push towards.
00:46:32
Well right now because they have their guy in office that the
00:46:36
stage is just wonderful tip. The state is trying to do these
00:46:39
nice things for you, the states, trying to cut your taxes or so.
00:46:43
So on Reddit say something about hope, we had great news.
00:46:47
Today, they came to a deal on Healthcare taxes and climate
00:46:51
change. Like it sounded like this big
00:46:53
wonderful bill that like, that's it Congress.
00:46:55
And the Senate have they fixed everything.
00:46:57
Guys. Go home.
00:46:58
That's it governments all done and I just wanted this person.
00:47:02
Go It, did you really think that they fixed everything?
00:47:06
Don't you really think they are going to fix everything?
00:47:08
And you think everything they do is infallible.
00:47:12
If I know this condition and that's culture you watch,
00:47:16
Stephen Colbert, 90% of his monologue is how fantastic this
00:47:20
state is where he did a song and dance with polluted act.
00:47:24
Like as soon as you watch that if you don't think that you're
00:47:28
watching propaganda TV, I gained go like what's going through
00:47:32
your head Like it's you shoved down your throat.
00:47:35
If you can't feel the propaganda, I don't know how to
00:47:38
help you. Yeah.
00:47:39
There's nothing funnier than watching a lot of younger people
00:47:43
and it sounds so we'll see, younger people who are like, oh,
00:47:47
resist. And I'm such a rebel, that's
00:47:49
like not, you're not, you're not questioning anything.
00:47:53
You're not, you're not asking why you're completely agreeing
00:47:59
with the government. Literally, everything, you're
00:48:01
not pushing back on Main Street. Dream culture.
00:48:05
You know, it's funny and a lot of these artists who are just
00:48:07
complete status where they're like just listen to the
00:48:10
government and they're fantastic and vote for this person.
00:48:13
It's great. It's like whenever all these
00:48:15
people just sell off the government and what they're
00:48:17
trying to push. And that's the part that I had
00:48:19
such a hard time with through that like is just like How is a
00:48:25
country that's based on power in the people?
00:48:29
The people run the government, you're elected by us.
00:48:32
You work for us. How did we get away from going?
00:48:35
We need to check them. That's our job to ask.
00:48:38
Why? Even if we, if it is something
00:48:41
that we agree with, we should still be asking why we should
00:48:43
still be digging into it. And it shouldn't just be a
00:48:45
surface level. Dig.
00:48:47
We should be digging into it. When did we get away from that?
00:48:51
Like most of the big bills that are passed People that are
00:48:54
passing and don't even read that.
00:48:56
No, because they're too, there's, they're too big to even
00:48:59
read. And so they're just jammed full
00:49:01
of bullshit that no one even knows what's in there.
00:49:03
And then we deal with the consequences of them.
00:49:06
Yeah. Like how did we get so far away
00:49:09
from a representative government?
00:49:11
That's what scary to me, it's usually the stoppers to or like
00:49:15
a lobbyist and they pretty much like are the ones that are
00:49:18
reading and then they just kind of Q in the lawmaker and just
00:49:20
give like a little talking points horse.
00:49:22
Yeah, of course. But then you look at like things
00:49:25
like the Patriot Act and you know, everyone thought it was
00:49:29
such a good thing at the time and now I'm like no it's
00:49:32
basically just used to spy on all of us and to control us as a
00:49:35
population base and that's when the other thing I think that
00:49:38
where they were going with the January 6 thing was they wanted
00:49:41
to put push a domestic terror act right?
00:49:44
Like that was the big move that I saw was a domestic terror
00:49:47
attack which basically was an, it going to be an extension of
00:49:50
the Patriot Act and allow them more ability to be able to
00:49:54
Infringe on our rights. And that's where I think that
00:49:56
people don't dig deep enough. They just look at the surface
00:49:59
level and they don't see that kind of stuff.
00:50:01
I think it's a lot of apathy. I mean, I think it's a lot of
00:50:05
people just don't realize they're like, how did we get
00:50:08
here? Well, there's a lot of people
00:50:10
ringing the alarm Bell for many years and, you know, 2020 happen
00:50:14
and people kind of came to the realization.
00:50:17
I hate saying we're just keep saying waking up.
00:50:20
I just being a bunch of cream serve this in a conservative
00:50:23
like you And they woke up, but they came to realization that
00:50:27
kind of like start looking around.
00:50:28
Wait a second, having all this, and I'm like, people, I say, I
00:50:32
don't. We get here and they're, like
00:50:33
their first reaction as well. It's time for a revolution like
00:50:35
whoa! Whoa!
00:50:36
Whoa, we're not at Revolution. No, yes we're not at Revolution.
00:50:40
We're not at pitchforks and torches yet but like let's start
00:50:44
with the most basic read the bills that are being passed.
00:50:48
It keep up on politics, keep on what your representative is
00:50:51
doing it & show up and vote. Yes.
00:50:54
No, I'll be bored. You know, there's always people
00:50:56
push back on me. Oh, you're such a rhino for
00:50:59
thinking that voting actually matters anymore.
00:51:01
Like, I'm like look, you got to go out and vote but you have to
00:51:04
tell her it doesn't make a difference.
00:51:06
You know, we are there are races.
00:51:08
Local races are won and lost by hundreds of books.
00:51:12
Good. Yes, you know and those local
00:51:14
races ours as impactful if not more impact.
00:51:17
Absolutely. And we saw it in 2020 with a
00:51:20
pandemic work. It was your local
00:51:23
Representatives who were Making decisions that affected did your
00:51:26
restaurant open hundred percent, you know.
00:51:29
And, and for a lot of people that was 10 years of hard work,
00:51:32
came down to one, local politician, and one seat on the
00:51:36
County Board of Supervisors. It was it, you know?
00:51:39
Did it flip from Kristen gasbar to place a loss Kramer?
00:51:44
It was 35 one way and now it's 35.
00:51:47
The other. Yep.
00:51:48
So it's like that little bit makes all the difference in the
00:51:52
world. So um, I guess we can round it
00:51:56
out with. I don't know how much time you
00:51:59
have if you have a double good oh God, no deadly.
00:52:02
But we were talking before about your thoughts on whether
00:52:05
Newsome's going to run for president.
00:52:07
Yeah, I think I mean I keep asking the question of, who were
00:52:10
the Democrat, who's the Democratic party going to run,
00:52:13
we all know that. They're not just going to
00:52:15
concede, right? I'm not just gonna go, okay,
00:52:18
this one's not for us, like that's just not how the game
00:52:20
works. So we know that, right?
00:52:23
I don't see a world where biting You want to get, I just dealt
00:52:27
with approval ratings, with his health with all this Hunter,
00:52:30
Biden, stuff, coming out. Now.
00:52:32
Like, I just don't see a world where they can think that they
00:52:36
can run by noon. Again successfully.
00:52:38
I don't, my personal opinion is they have to figure out some way
00:52:42
to get him to the side because it's weird for an incumbent
00:52:46
president not to reading it, right?
00:52:48
So I think he's going to say, he has health problems or there's
00:52:51
going to be something like that, that happens that prevents him
00:52:54
from running you. Not run from Allah, she's too
00:52:58
lazy to run, she doesn't even prepare herself for anything,
00:53:01
right? Like, it's insane.
00:53:03
Watching this lady tried to speak.
00:53:05
So you're not running Kamala, right?
00:53:07
So then, who do you run the two that I see is possibilities.
00:53:13
One is Newsome. I think that's probably the most
00:53:15
likely and I think his recent Florida, ridiculous, Freedom,
00:53:19
Campaign attack and like kind of made me think that he's the more
00:53:24
likely person for that. Or Michelle Obama.
00:53:28
I think that those are the two individuals that the Democratic
00:53:32
party are going to lean on. And I think, one of the two of
00:53:35
them are going to run. I don't know which one.
00:53:38
I think I'm leaning towards Newsome, but it's not going to
00:53:40
be buying. It's not going to be Kamala.
00:53:42
I'm calling that right now. I would agree with you.
00:53:46
It's more likely to be Newsome than Michelle Obama.
00:53:50
She said, numerous times, she doesn't want to run.
00:53:53
She's done with politics, and I don't blame Over there worth.
00:53:56
I don't know how many hundreds of millions of dollars and they
00:53:58
have souls Clinton and they have houses in Nantucket.
00:54:02
Yeah, you know Pete from the ocean, they should worry about
00:54:05
the ocean levels Rising. That's I mean their house is
00:54:08
going to be gone in 10 years, so it's a bad investment.
00:54:11
But Newsom is definitely the one I can see he's always been
00:54:14
obsessed. With what's the next position
00:54:17
for me ever since he was County Board supervisors?
00:54:19
San Francisco. It's okay now only mayor and for
00:54:22
mayor, I think everybody knew he was missing.
00:54:25
Comes that And he was cheating on her sleeping with his
00:54:29
campaign manager wife, and your wife nuisance.
00:54:31
Yeah, that's real, real trustworthy guy.
00:54:37
That's who you want. Is that guy that's gonna sleep
00:54:39
with his best friend's wife. That's that's all like that guy.
00:54:43
I did a TED Talk video. It breaking down a new some
00:54:46
argument. And somebody commented Newsom is
00:54:49
so hot. I almost threw up in my mouth.
00:54:53
Oh good. But there are people who
00:54:55
actually think Newsome's attractive and they're like,
00:54:57
well, we voted to keep them in office during the recall because
00:55:00
of that because he's so attractive.
00:55:02
I'm like he looks like what's-his-name from American
00:55:04
Psycho. I can never remember his name.
00:55:06
Christian Bale Christian Bale, that what was his character?
00:55:08
Just Patrick Bateman. Yep.
00:55:11
Yeah, the slicked-back hair, I mean, he's definitely American
00:55:14
Psycho. Well yeah, I could see news.
00:55:16
I mean, he's already doing. He's already running the ads if
00:55:20
it's fine. Now the oil companies are
00:55:22
running ads in. Did you see this?
00:55:23
They're running ads in Florida. Yep, there.
00:55:25
Saying, well, if you think Newsome's doing such a great
00:55:27
job, here's what he's really doing in California and it's
00:55:30
like why is Florida fighting over or why we fighting over
00:55:34
what's going on in Florida? What's Happening Here in
00:55:36
California. But yeah, I think it's Newsom is
00:55:39
Gerren himself up just to be in the wings and case b and steps
00:55:43
aside, but I think we'll get a real that your timeline.
00:55:47
What's going to happen to Biden, is going to be accelerated after
00:55:50
the midterms 100%. And if it's a Slaughter at the
00:55:54
midterms hundred, Add Republicans.
00:55:56
Take a whole bunch of Senate seats and whole bunch of houses
00:55:59
and flip both and they have strong.
00:56:01
Hold on both. I just they're going to
00:56:04
accelerate that and be like well you know he's not doing so well
00:56:08
and then the health Decline and then all of a sudden now 2023
00:56:13
now we're talking about who's going to be running for
00:56:14
president. Yeah.
00:56:16
Can I ask you a question? I'm curious what your thoughts
00:56:18
are. What do you think this whole War
00:56:20
conflict in Ukraine? Russia's about Well, it's
00:56:26
obviously about getting good photos for Vogue magazine.
00:56:29
Thank you. It's on, it's on.
00:56:30
Tell me if you tell me that this is a real war.
00:56:32
When you're posing for Vogue magazine photo shoots like, come
00:56:36
on. I think it's a money-laundering
00:56:37
scheme. Thank you.
00:56:39
I think you. I cannot bear the life of me.
00:56:41
Why we is a CIA money laundering scheme without that.
00:56:45
That is exactly what I think. I just, you know we have if I We
00:56:52
have a buy them border crisis, we have all these things, we
00:56:55
have mandates all this other crap and I'm just like and we're
00:56:58
sending Billy we just sent another billions like Ukraine
00:57:01
this week. Yeah I guess I don't get it like
00:57:03
I just meant. They say 18 billion was too
00:57:05
expensive to finish Trump's wall.
00:57:08
They're like well there's absolutely no money for to
00:57:10
finish a border wall. We can cure cancer so many
00:57:15
things, but we have a guy that was a literal actor.
00:57:19
That is now running Ukraine. It's just, it rubs me as a
00:57:23
psyop. That's what I think it is.
00:57:25
And I think it's a, it's a CIA money laundering scheme.
00:57:28
That's what I think it is. I think we'll look at it your
00:57:30
thigh. It's just too fishy.
00:57:32
When you have the Biden's are in power Hunter, Biden was on
00:57:36
Verismo board. They were funneling money
00:57:39
through and it's no secret that Ukraine was the mother and money
00:57:43
laundering capital of the world. Of course, that they were so
00:57:46
corrupt that if you are a foreign entity, you would push
00:57:49
money through Ukraine and they come back to you.
00:57:51
Somehow. And then you have my question is
00:57:56
in, this is where I get really upset is I hate war of all
00:58:01
Stripes. I hate that Russia started the
00:58:03
war. I hate that.
00:58:05
Ukraine in the US, or prolonging the war.
00:58:08
Yeah, and that's what really gets me upset, is that zielinski
00:58:12
could have come to the table if he really cared about the safety
00:58:16
and preservation of his citizens, he would have came to
00:58:20
the table and broke her pieces. As possible.
00:58:22
Yeah but the fact that the u.s. who is really to blame because
00:58:27
they're sending billions of dollars now we're sending
00:58:29
military advisors there to prolong this war.
00:58:32
This your proxy war we have with Russia.
00:58:35
I think that's just as just despicable because you're
00:58:37
putting your own citizens people who can't deal with this.
00:58:41
Yeah you're putting the people who are In Harm's Way more In
00:58:45
Harm's Way. And it you see the human cost
00:58:49
you can go down to t.j. and go to the Order and see Ukrainian
00:58:52
refugees. You at the border with children,
00:58:55
and it's because they want to prolong the war because the
00:58:57
lynskey needs the photo up. Yep, he needs him and his wife
00:59:01
need to look at us taking pictures in front of this
00:59:03
blown-out warplane, isn't it? So dramatic and look at us here
00:59:07
in the presidential Palace and, you know, and here's another 60
00:59:12
billion dollars from the United States.
00:59:14
It's like it just doesn't make sense.
00:59:16
And Ukraine is just as guilty for prolonging in my mind, I
00:59:20
thought it was funny like that. They were like made to look like
00:59:22
the green shirt guy for like the first three weeks and I'm like,
00:59:26
we're going on six months. The dude hasn't changed your
00:59:29
shirt. Like you don't wear anything
00:59:31
else, man. Like, it's just the whole thing
00:59:32
just a play to me like it's just a play.
00:59:35
Like it just, it's like the January 6 thing, just on an
00:59:38
international level and when you have who was it?
00:59:40
Ben Stiller just went and met with zielinski.
00:59:43
Ben Stiller went and met with a likes.
00:59:45
Always the same people do. It's always the same people at
00:59:48
the Grammys. It's always Sean Penn.
00:59:53
It's always the same people, like pay attention.
00:59:56
It's always the same people, and just going to play it play.
01:00:02
It can't be that dangerous of a war zone, if you're sending
01:00:05
something about Mary out there. Yeah,
01:00:23
Turning back to California. Let's get your opinion on.
01:00:27
This is going to be tough because I know you have a lot to
01:00:30
say, what do you think is the number one pressing issue in
01:00:35
California? It's hard to pick just one.
01:00:40
I mean, the homeless is always a big deal, but I think the
01:00:43
homeless is more of a byproduct of what's going on in
01:00:47
California, but I think if you're going to ask me that, I
01:00:52
think it's crime and safety, I think that that's probably the
01:00:55
biggest issue that I'm seeing right now, is that you're seeing
01:00:58
such an uptick in crime. You're seeing such an uptick in
01:01:02
dangerous you know, dangerous offenses, being committed that I
01:01:07
think that that's going To end up pushing a lot of people out
01:01:11
of this state. And we're going to lose a lot of
01:01:13
really good people. We're going to lose a lot of
01:01:15
really good businesses and corporations.
01:01:17
I also think our taxation in this state is absolutely crazy
01:01:21
like it's out of control how they're trying to tax Us in the
01:01:25
state and we're going to lose a lot of really good businesses as
01:01:29
a result of that. So I think those two things but
01:01:32
I also think that those things combined with the homeless and
01:01:37
you're not going to want to pay these These premium prices and
01:01:41
pay three million dollars to live when you have tents in
01:01:44
front of your house and I think that's going to cause
01:01:46
substantial issues in the next five to ten years in the state.
01:01:50
So on the issue of crime with the attorney general brought
01:01:53
Bonza and you know, everything that happened with, you know,
01:01:57
the unlighted like the Supreme Court decision.
01:02:00
That is a quote unquote, you know, when for a second
01:02:03
amendment supporters. Ew decision.
01:02:06
Yes. So that being said, this is
01:02:09
Personal opinion. But I know many of those way.
01:02:12
I think that when the data leak happened for California for the
01:02:14
permit holders, I think that was intentional 100%.
01:02:18
There's no question. Yeah, the timing, everything.
01:02:20
How it went down? There's no question.
01:02:22
But for me it's like who cares? Like so you know that I own a
01:02:25
CCW. So you know that I have a
01:02:26
concealed weapon. What are you gonna do in?
01:02:28
Come on me. Yeah, the person you want to
01:02:30
come hug. We're not the group that you
01:02:32
should come after. Like, that's a really silly
01:02:34
mistake, if that's the mistake you make.
01:02:36
So I think it was intentional. I don't see what it does.
01:02:39
Does I think there will be a class action lawsuit involved in
01:02:42
it? I'm curious where that goes.
01:02:44
But yeah I mean there is there is a definite movement in this
01:02:49
state to go after certain groups of people and that is very
01:02:53
apparent and I don't think that we're going to see a republican
01:02:56
governor in the state for a very long time.
01:02:58
And again, I started this by saying, I think both parties are
01:03:00
broken and both parties are shit.
01:03:02
But I think that it's very obvious that the politics in
01:03:06
this state have been leaning us down a bad path.
01:03:09
You can't say that the progressive policies are working
01:03:14
the core spending more money in San Francisco on homelessness
01:03:17
than any other city in this country and it's one of the
01:03:19
worst, so, throwing money at. It's not working, but we keep
01:03:23
doing the same stupid shit in this state and It'll point.
01:03:28
People are going to get frustrated.
01:03:30
I said I'd live here till the day I die.
01:03:33
I just took the bar in Idaho not that I want to move to Idaho
01:03:36
tomorrow but it's a hedge because if we keep going in the
01:03:39
same direction and if it keeps getting unsafe and more unsafe,
01:03:44
I'm not going to do it for forever.
01:03:45
And I think there's more and more people that are like, me
01:03:48
and that are starting to go. Does this make sense on a
01:03:51
long-term basis? If we can't turn this thing back
01:03:54
around, because if it keeps going the way that it's going,
01:03:59
three years, four years, five years from now.
01:04:03
It's not going to be a place that any of us want to live,
01:04:06
even though we love it here, it's just not going to feel
01:04:08
safe. It's not going to be worth it.
01:04:10
And I think there's a lot of people that are starting to
01:04:13
realize that I sit on a board of a non-profit active, Valor, we
01:04:17
help gold star kids, we Mentor gold star kids and we match them
01:04:22
with a veteran Mentor. These are usually kids that lost
01:04:24
a father in combat, something like that.
01:04:26
Right? And we had 40 kids and we had 40
01:04:29
mentors, we lost like You won mentors in the last two years
01:04:36
from moving out of state. Well, these are like people that
01:04:40
love this country. It's sacrifice for this country
01:04:43
that put their lives on the line for this country.
01:04:46
You know, I don't live here anymore not going to be a part
01:04:48
of this State anymore and I think that is just a symptom of
01:04:51
what's to come and that's really really scary and sad because
01:04:57
that leaves people here that aren't going to try to help move
01:05:01
it back in the other direction. And that's should.
01:05:05
So we'll see. I try not to be a overly
01:05:09
pessimistic about it, but I met with the chief of police this
01:05:13
week and I asked him, she's taught, we're talking about the
01:05:17
prostitution laws. Now they're changing and how
01:05:20
it's more difficult to prosecute.
01:05:21
Most things in the Catch and Release laws and I get where
01:05:24
he's coming from. But I asked him after about 20
01:05:26
minutes of, just hearing him, talk about like how it stacked
01:05:30
against him. I was like chief You love the
01:05:34
city like I can tell you, love this city.
01:05:36
You care about this place and he's like, yeah, of course I do.
01:05:38
I'm like, so when you're laying in bed at night, what's the path
01:05:42
out? Like, what in your head is the
01:05:44
path out of where we're at and to get to a safer place?
01:05:49
And this dude looked at me and he goes and utter catastrophe
01:05:54
and I'm like, what what do you mean he goes.
01:05:56
It's either going to get so bad that we hit rock, bottom that
01:06:01
people finally wake up and they go.
01:06:02
How did we get? Here or we're going to have some
01:06:05
horrible awful, heinous event happen where people go.
01:06:08
Wow. Like now we have to wake up and
01:06:11
I'm like, that is so crazy and sad that the chief of police.
01:06:16
In one of America's biggest cities is telling me that the
01:06:19
only way that he sees this turning around.
01:06:22
Is it getting so much worse that maybe, then we wake up?
01:06:26
Yeah, that's scary. Yeah, it's scary.
01:06:29
I think that we haven't even hit rock bottom, Yeah, that and I
01:06:34
was just going to say that, I think we, we might not see a
01:06:38
real turnaround one until there's a, like a legitimate
01:06:41
opposition party in this state. There is not enough to
01:06:44
legitimate opposition party, Democrats run everything.
01:06:48
They go pumped full of Union money.
01:06:50
It's just a vicious cycle, but there are still the other 50%
01:06:54
outside. Democrats are still Republicans
01:06:56
Independents, so you just gotta figure that out but I think it's
01:07:00
got a hit. So, Got to hit rock bottom and
01:07:03
there's got to be a organization of people to push back on this
01:07:09
to go the pendulums got to swing the other way and not too far
01:07:13
the other way, right? Like because that's the problem.
01:07:15
This pendulum just keeps swinging two Extremes in.
01:07:18
I mean you know this because of what you do for a living in the
01:07:21
80s and 90s, we were too tough on crime.
01:07:26
The war on crime, the War on Drugs, all it.
01:07:28
Like that was all bullshit. We were locking up people for
01:07:31
way too long for things. That they probably shouldn't be
01:07:33
locked up or and now the pendulum because of that is
01:07:36
swung back to the other side where we're letting people go
01:07:38
when they have a million dollars of fentanyl that they're caught
01:07:41
with, and we're just letting them go, they're not showing up
01:07:43
for their court hearing like it's gone the other way.
01:07:45
I don't want it to go back to the full other side again.
01:07:49
I just want some Middle Ground common sense.
01:07:52
That's what I keep saying is like, why can't we just on all
01:07:55
of it, on all of it, we have to compromise on the row.
01:07:58
V Wade, abortion thing. There's gonna have to be a
01:08:00
middle ground like all Needs to just somehow like simmer down,
01:08:04
right in this middle area because I think that we got,
01:08:07
regardless of what side of the aisle you identify with most of
01:08:11
us. 90% of us, believe the same things.
01:08:15
If we can really just narrow it down and stop the crazy
01:08:19
divisive, you know, conversation.
01:08:22
Most of us can agree on most of these things.
01:08:25
I do believe that it's just the pendulum keeps swinging.
01:08:29
Scarred extremes that we Never get to that middle ground.
01:08:34
Very in California, the pendulum swing.
01:08:36
It's not like heading, like, is flipping over to Circle back
01:08:39
around. Yeah, hopefully circling back
01:08:42
around again, but yeah, it's got a either be an opposition party.
01:08:46
That actually knows what's doing that talks to Californians as
01:08:50
well, and I think that's a problem.
01:08:53
Is, the Democrats have gotten really good at talking to
01:08:55
Californians. Yeah.
01:08:57
And touching upon what Californians want, and they are
01:09:01
very good. Well, if you want to be a true
01:09:03
California, this is Californians believe.
01:09:06
And I think the Republicans have gotten very bad at like just
01:09:10
talking to a wall or like now this is what Californians need
01:09:13
and 90% governs all like, no, that's not what we want at all.
01:09:17
So we're not going to vote for you.
01:09:20
Yeah, I don't know if there's a chance that the California GOP
01:09:24
turns it around. I don't know if there's a
01:09:26
chance, we had Angela, Porcaro on it was the new libertarian
01:09:30
chair. So what they're doing is pretty
01:09:32
Citing. I don't know if there's a chance
01:09:33
that maybe they could start to change things around but
01:09:38
hopefully this was 2020, was the Catalyst that got a lot of
01:09:43
people to kind of go Where are we?
01:09:47
And how do we get to the next better stuff?
01:09:49
How do we get back to where there is common sense in
01:09:53
California. Definite there's just there is
01:09:55
no common sense none for it's just you read some of these
01:09:57
bills that come out and you go this isn't common sense or this
01:10:01
isn't compassionate. Like you were saying before
01:10:03
about these open air drug markets or drug drug use areas
01:10:08
and the homeless and how we treat them.
01:10:10
And I look at that and go this isn't compassionate.
01:10:13
How is it compassionate to keep On the street cannot give them
01:10:17
help and not give them help resources like what are we
01:10:21
doing? You're literally legislating
01:10:23
them into a death sentence. Yes.
01:10:25
That's the best way to put it. You are legislating.
01:10:28
These four people into a death sentence because you're saying,
01:10:31
look, we know, you're addicted to drugs that are killing you.
01:10:33
Yes. So here's a law that's going to
01:10:36
make it legal for you to go kill yourself on the street.
01:10:40
Yep. Congratulations were very
01:10:42
compassionate. This is California where very
01:10:44
compassionate isn't the California way, this is the
01:10:46
California hashtag, the California web.
01:10:49
So I hope that a lot more people are starting to figure that out.
01:10:53
And hopefully there's start. Look at these things and they
01:10:57
got to start looking at these things.
01:10:58
And I believe there's probably for one of you, there's probably
01:11:02
millions of users in California who are just getting into this
01:11:06
now. And going, this has to change
01:11:09
and what can I do? I just urge people and where
01:11:12
I've started now with people to try to help wake them up last
01:11:15
summer. Use is history.
01:11:17
Look at history read into history, reading to how our
01:11:20
government really works. Like once you start reading into
01:11:24
history and you realize that the government has been playing us
01:11:27
for a long time, then you can start to look at all these
01:11:30
things differently and go. Hey, I need to be more
01:11:32
suspicious. Hey, I need to ask more
01:11:34
questions but people if you just look at it from the prism that
01:11:39
we're in right now get blinded to it and they can't see it.
01:11:42
But if you can go back in history and you can look at
01:11:44
other events, Events that have happened where the government.
01:11:47
You know, I use operation Mockingbird a lot for people and
01:11:51
people are like, I don't know what operation Mockingbird is.
01:11:53
I'm like well it's one of the CIA was in planting CIA agents
01:11:57
into our media. In there was thousands of CIA
01:12:00
agents running our media head of media companies and they were
01:12:03
basically creating narratives and news like that happen.
01:12:06
I'm like, yeah, that was that's a real thing.
01:12:09
And do you think it just stopped, like, you just think
01:12:12
all of a sudden? The government was like, no,
01:12:13
we're not going to do it works. Not gonna do this anymore.
01:12:17
No, that's just not the way the world works.
01:12:19
So when you start looking into these things, you start
01:12:22
understanding how history actually works.
01:12:24
And that's what a lot of my day in rents are it's like going
01:12:26
back in time, looking at Operation Paperclip, looking at
01:12:30
how we brought all the Nazi scientists over looking at these
01:12:34
DOD projects that no one wants to talk about.
01:12:37
And once you start realizing that, that's how the world
01:12:41
works. You can start to question other
01:12:42
things and you can start to go. Well, maybe this covid-19,
01:12:45
Narrative isn't exactly what they want us to think it is.
01:12:49
Maybe there's something else going on.
01:12:50
Maybe the January, 6 thing isn't exactly what they're telling us
01:12:55
that it is on the news because I'm telling you right now, I
01:13:00
watch CNN to go. That's suspect is shit, because
01:13:04
if they're pushing it that hard, you just got to start to go.
01:13:07
Like, why are you pushing this hard?
01:13:09
Like what's the purpose on both sides of it.
01:13:12
So I think that that's the education that I keep trying.
01:13:16
To ask people to do but it takes time and you can't just get it
01:13:19
from, you know, Instagram or Facebook.
01:13:22
You have to actually pick up a big, thick book and read it.
01:13:26
And most people are unfortunately right now too lazy
01:13:29
to do that. But once you start going
01:13:31
backwards, it gives you a lot of insight of how the world works.
01:13:36
And then you can start to really question things properly.
01:13:40
Well, I think this has been an amazing conversation.
01:13:44
I'm sure we could go on for probably two or three hours.
01:13:48
This could be like a Joe Rogan us, right?
01:13:49
I'll talk cast. We can go on all night long, but
01:13:53
when he is only was fastest, it was gonna say you look up now,
01:13:58
she's just giving kisses Dan, thanks a lot for coming.
01:14:02
Thanks a lot for having us hosting us in the first-ever
01:14:05
live in-person podcast. I just want to say thank you
01:14:09
guys for doing this. Podcast it all.
01:14:11
Like I think that these are the kind of things that get people
01:14:13
thinking, and again, like I might not agree with everything
01:14:17
you think or everything you think.
01:14:18
But at least we can have a conversation about it.
01:14:20
Oh yeah. It like you can sit down.
01:14:22
We can talk. We can discuss.
01:14:23
We can part as friends. Like that's what needs to
01:14:26
happen. Like it needs to be more of this
01:14:28
and so I just appreciate you guys doing it.
01:14:31
Well, we enjoy doing. This was exciting.
01:14:33
Doing a first time that this beautiful office.
01:14:37
You do a great job, obviously. Like I told everyone at the
01:14:41
beginning, if you have any personal injury cases then
01:14:45
Fulkerson, hopefully you never do.
01:14:47
That's what we do is we never do.
01:14:48
We never do you practice Statewide?
01:14:50
It's not just San Diego, we practice Statewide take cases in
01:14:53
Idaho now. Yeah, car accidents, motorcycle
01:14:55
accidents, lot of dog bites back of shark, bite case.
01:14:58
I know how you get shark bite case because shark bite case.
01:15:01
So yeah, it's a lot of lot of crazy stuff, but anything
01:15:04
personal injury. That's what we do in.
01:15:07
Yeah. Thank you guys for having me on
01:15:08
and anyone that has Is reach out to me anytime and also his saber
01:15:13
Vale receivable. Yeah, French, bulldogs, English
01:15:16
Bulldogs follow us. We're always looking for good
01:15:18
Foster's, always looking for Phil great.
01:15:22
Great parents for dogs, that story right accessory.
01:15:26
Sure, but yeah, we have a lot of a lot of French.
01:15:29
He's in a lot of English that need homes.
01:15:31
There's a lot of them that are ditched in San Diego.
01:15:33
People don't realize how many breeder Mills that we have, they
01:15:36
ditch dogs on the street, when they're done with them, they
01:15:38
need good homes. So, before you go, Go out and
01:15:40
buy an English, bulldog for four grand or by a French Bulldog for
01:15:43
four grand. Check us out.
01:15:45
Might have a great dog for you. Yeah.
01:15:48
And people don't realize, I was reading an article that French
01:15:50
Bulldogs are the top. This is so sad.
01:15:54
There the top stolen dog. Yeah.
01:15:56
In America. Yeah, that they're just stories
01:15:59
of, I mean, Lady Gaga. I happen to her.
01:16:01
She lost her too, but she got them back, right?
01:16:03
Also part of my motivation for my CCW.
01:16:06
Yeah, come on for my dogs. The price shoot you in your
01:16:08
face. Like I'm just like, you know,
01:16:09
and I Kids I can just now. Yeah, yeah yeah.
01:16:12
So I when that Lady Gaga story happened that was an eye-opener.
01:16:17
Open. Because I mean, you know, my
01:16:18
teddy like, Teddy looks like he's a puppy.
01:16:20
So people are like, oh, he's a French puppy like and they you
01:16:23
know it's like no. Yeah, not know.
01:16:27
Your French is pretty cute too. Yeah.
01:16:30
Are you gonna French know? I have a big dog but I like
01:16:33
punched gather the most stolen and yeah, they actually take
01:16:38
them and they do over breathe into the point of of like their
01:16:43
body just gives out. Yeah, just so sad to think about
01:16:46
and that's why I tell The rescue because we have so many breeding
01:16:49
issues with Frenchie's and with English, like I said on the
01:16:52
board for Road dogs as well and they deal with dogs with clef
01:16:55
issues and all these like and it's so so sad because of the
01:16:59
breeding for colors and these seventy five hundred dollar dogs
01:17:03
and we just see so many dogs that have these genetic defects
01:17:07
that plagued them for their entire lives.
01:17:09
And that's why I say like get out of the breeding system and
01:17:13
getting to the rescue system it's the best way to get a dog
01:17:16
is adopted. T'.
01:17:18
Yeah, we're lucky to adopt from you, I appreciate it.
01:17:21
So thanks again for having us if you enjoyed this podcast as
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01:17:41
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01:17:44
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01:17:47
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