Join us for a lively and unfiltered conversation on The Mark G Show, where we tackle everything from personal anecdotes to the latest political headlines. This week, we dive into the implications of the upcoming election, discussing how it could reshape America as we know it, regardless of who wins. We also share a hilarious story about a tree-cutting mishap that led to some unexpected chaos, highlighting the unpredictability of everyday life. As we navigate through various topics, we emphasize the importance of staying informed and engaged, encouraging our listeners to make their voices heard at the polls. With plenty of laughs and honest talk, this episode is packed with insights and some surprising takes on current events. Tune in for a genuine discussion that keeps it real and relatable!

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Mark G and his brother engage in an unfiltered and humorous exploration of life, politics, and the latest headlines on The Mark G Show. The episode kicks off with a lively introduction, highlighting the brothers' natural curiosity about a wide array of topics—from the paranormal to personal anecdotes about their own lives. They dive into the chaotic nature of their week, including a disaster involving a contractor who inadvertently damaged their property during a tree removal. This mishap leads to a broader discussion about personal experiences and the importance of staying prepared for unexpected events, whether they be natural disasters or the complexities of modern life.

Throughout the conversation, the duo reflects on the current political landscape, sharing their thoughts on the upcoming elections and the implications these may have for the country. They discuss the significance of voter participation and the polarized political climate, emphasizing the need for open discussions and understanding across differing viewpoints. With a mixture of informality and insight, Mark and Gary keep the audience engaged with their relatable banter, encouraging listeners to think critically about the state of affairs and their roles within it.

Adding a layer of intrigue, the brothers touch on the advancements in artificial intelligence and its potential impact on society, particularly in relation to political discourse. They express both excitement and concern over the rapid evolution of technology and its implications for communication and information dissemination. This episode encapsulates the essence of The Mark G Show: a blend of humor, real-life stories, and serious discussions that resonate with listeners who appreciate candid conversations about the world around them.

Takeaways:

• The Mark G Show explores a wide range of topics from politics to personal experiences, providing an unfiltered perspective.
• Listeners are encouraged to participate in the show, emphasizing the importance of audience engagement.
• The hosts discuss the implications of the upcoming election, highlighting potential societal changes no matter the outcome.
• The conversation touches on the significance of being prepared for emergencies and natural disasters, urging listeners to stock up on supplies.
• Humor is woven throughout the discussion, with the hosts joking about their own lives and experiences.
• The podcast reflects on the changing political landscape and how it affects everyday life for Americans.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Apple
• Spotify
• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• YouTube
• Twitch
• X
• Kick
• Rumble
• TikTok
• Chipotle

You've known them to run their mouths about politics.

Politics, politics, malitics.

Well, little did you know, they can run their mouths about other stuff as well.

This is the Mark G show.

They have a natural curiosity about just about everything, from aliens, the paranormal, to the biggest natural disasters that have ever occurred on planet Earth and everything in between.

Two brothers from another mother ripping it up.

And, oh, no, we don't record the show.

We have the balls to do it live.

Let's do it.

This is the Mark G Show.

And now your hosts, G and Gary.

G.

What's going on, everybody?

What is happening?

I'm going to have to get a whole new intro because that the, the.

The phone number is not working.

We have yet to figure out how to get the phone lines to work.

It's weird because we had them working one time and then they puff disappeared.

What is going on, Colton?

Coming in on twitch.

What's happening, Colton?

How are you, my man?

Oh, lord have mercy that you like that bass fishing.

Yeah, man.

We're going to redo the intro, though, because it's got our old podcast number, so it's going to be a.

For those who are tuning in, listen, we're live on every platform tonight.

We're live on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, twitch, x, kick, rumble, and tick tock.

And we're also going to be on Apple and Spotify and all that good stuff by tomorrow morning for you all.

So thank you all for tuning in.

I appreciate everybody getting here.

Before we get the show started.

I do have my brother from another mother over there not rocking his afro today.

It looks like he actually tried to fix his hair.

Gary, what's going on, my Mandeh?

I just got out of the shower, so it's still a little heavy from the water.

Well, you definitely do need a haircut, so I understand.

Yeah, it's.

I'm due for a trim again.

Absolutely.

I call no, no AI Trump tonight, my man.

We'll have AI Trump.

We'll have AI Trump next week.

Later on this week, I will be going live for an uncensored interview with AI Trump that will not be on tick tock.

We are.

I got that in the works.

So give me some time.

That's going to be a good show.

Yeah.

So you.

You're familiar with the AI Trump, aren't you?

So obviously, he's been getting me in trouble on tick tock.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

The way he talks has got me banned like three to four times.

Luckily, I've been getting unbanned.

Dropping f bombs or what?

More like dropping the kiddie word if you can't really?

Yeah, he loves to say, he loves to say the kiddie word, mandy.

All right.

I figured talking shit in general, calling.

Names and like, oh, he does that too.

I've been.

Hateful behavior.

Yeah.

Not fit for the categories or whatever.

So what we're getting, what I promised everybody on tick tock, is I'm going to go live one of these days on Twitch and Facebook and stuff.

We're going to do a completely uncensored AI Trump interview and I'm going to ask rock to generate like 200 questions for me and I'm going to turn on it so my microphone will be wide open and I'm literally just going to have a full blown conversation with AI Trump.

And during the Twitch livestream, anybody who types anything in the live on Twitch, he's going to interact with them as well.

He's actually going to talk and interact with the chat and twitch.

So it's going to be a fucking very interesting live per se.

All right.

Yeah.

So that's going to be fun.

That's what, that's what I'm doing this week, man, on top of fucking working and all that fun shit and setting up Halloween decorations.

Let's talk about our weeks first, folks, before we get into more topics.

Number one, I had a shit show of a day on Sunday.

I'll talk about a little bit.

I'm not going to mention the company right now because they've heard that they're going to make good on things.

And if they don't make good on things, we're going to, we're going to, we're going to blast out the company, even though I still got to get them because I signed a contract.

So for everybody knows, solar panels, right.

My electric bill lately and my house is roughly about $600 a month.

It's absolutely fucking insane to, so I had a solar panel rep give me a call and we decided to sign up with them.

You know, we pay like $328 to $328 a month.

And, you know, we'd have like a $20 electric bill through the electric company and pay $328 a month for the solar panels.

Sweet deal, right?

I'm saving about $300.

I'm down for that.

I'm always down for saving some fucking money.

So I'm like, all right, let's go for it.

They sent us a proposal and told us what they're going to do, they're like, hey, we're going to cut down the tree and your front yard so that way they can get more sunlight.

We're going to put the solar panels on your garage and on your house.

We're going to re roof your garage.

All right, badass.

I need my garage.

Needed a new reroof, so I'm down for this.

They'll include it all in the price.

Whatever.

Needless to say, the guy on Sunday came to cut my frigging tree down.

This guy got hired by him.

He's a contractor, third party contractor.

So he's not with the company.

He comes down two and a half hour drive.

He's up about an hour up, hour past Bangor, Maine.

And he comes down to Bitterford.

He used one of those things, I think you want to call him an excavator type of style thing that he used to cut down the tree.

It's a little bucket and it's got a claw on it.

And what it does, it's got a saw built in the middle of the claw so it hooks onto the tree and cuts.

We all sat there like, how the fuck is he going to cut this big?

Dude, this fucking tree was huge.

Like, how the fuck is he going to cut this tree with that?

So my, my neighbor got a little pissed off because he's blocking the driveway.

So that got him a little fired up right there.

And the guy's cutting off some of the sides of the tree.

He's got the excavator on the, on the road and he's cutting off some of the size branches.

And first thing he saw, he saw my trump flag on a flagpole.

He goes, can we get your flag off real quick?

I'm like, yeah, let's get my flag off.

So we got the Trump flag off.

We put the Trump flag away and then he asked if he can get on my freaking lawn.

Okay, I'm a little scared now.

You gotta have to.

If you.

The only way to take down a tree.

So he gets on there, takes off this honking fucking branch.

Dude takes out my flagpole.

Flagpole broke in fucking half.

Almost took out the power lines that connect to my house.

Okay, this ain't going well right now.

So we could.

He's continue to cut.

My neighbor comes over again a little pissed, more pissed off, giving him fucking more attitudes.

Like, listen, how about you just drop this tree in my driveway, get it done and over with so you can get out of here?

All right?

Mind you, if he suggests that, what do you think he should do, right?

He should probably cut the top of the branches at the top of the tree to shorten up the tree, right?

That's what you would do, right?

You.

You trim up the top or maybe send somebody up there, cut the top.

Normally do, right?

Yeah.

Well, he did it.

He decided to fucking cut at the bottom, leveraged the arm on the tree and pushed it.

He was trying to push it forward in front of him, but instead it went straight to the fucking left.

Took out the power lines for the whole fucking street.

Blew the transformer.

Fried my other neighbor's son's car.

Literally.

My other neighbor's son's car has burn marks on its roof.

Burn marks on his fucking rear windshield.

Like, dude, it was fried.

Like, all these little burnt marks all over it.

And he's going to have to replace it.

Like, this guy, he did not get a payday.

He got a payout.

Like, it's bad, dude, my front lawn is torn the fuck up.

Flagpole broken.

Neighbor's all pissed off because he just took out the power.

So then he's got to pay CMP, which is our power company, that we have here, Minx, he's going to replace the transformer that he blew, because when he took out the power lines, he blew the transformer.

He's got to replace the paint job and the wind, the back windshield on my neighbor's car, no bass fishing.

He did have insurance.

I mean, don't get me wrong.

The guy was fucking awesome.

He sucked at what he did, but he was awesome, okay?

He had a great attitude towards things.

He had insurance.

He was great.

As soon as he broke the flagpole, he instantly sent one of his guys up, says, hey, can you text us where you got that flagpole so we can order it?

And the next day he did.

On Monday morning, he texted me, said, the flagpole's been ordered.

It's being shipped directly to your house.

So I'm going to give him credit.

He handled it like a fucking pro.

But when he got here and he saw that tree, he should have realized he was not fucking prepared, and he did not have the proper equipment to cut that tree.

He should have said, listen, I can't do this tree today.

I didn't realize it was this job.

But we'll be back on such and such day, and we'll complete the job the right way.

Nope, he just said, fuck it.

And he tried doing it.

Cause he didn't want to make the extra two and a half hour drive back again.

But he was the same when all said and done.

He looked at me and says, I'll never come into this fucking town again.

He's like, I'm never leaving the woods of Maine again.

No, because his kid worked with him.

His kid even told us.

He's like, to be honest with you guys, we never really cut in the city.

We're always just cutting where we live.

It's all wood.

So we're just going in the forest and cutting down shit left and right.

We don't really cut in the city.

I'm like, well, welcome to the fucking city.

Welcome to the real world.

All done fucked up.

Oh, lord have mercy.

Folks, before I get any further in this show, there is one thing I should probably let everybody know.

Is everything that we're going to be talking about tonight is the views and opinions of myself, my brother, and anybody that may come on the show.

And it is for entertainment purposes only.

Do the information as you please.

And as always, you hear something that you kind of question, please do your own research there.

I just want to get that out of there because, yeah, I always forget.

Better.

Better to get it out ten minutes into the beginning of the podcast than not at all.

Right?

Right.

That's it.

You know what?

I even forgot to do, too.

You didn't.

I'll download the audio afterwards.

I forgot to hit the record button.

You know you're gonna do this thing.

And then you didn't even do it right.

I listen.

It happens.

Shit happens.

It's the way this podcast works.

I told you, once we start the podcast is when he's gonna screw something up.

And what did I do?

I screwed it up.

And we're not starting back over because we're like ten minutes in, right?

Yeah, we're ten minutes, 44 seconds in.

What's that said?

You're keeping true to your word.

I like it.

Fucking right.

That's how we work it.

Anyways, Gary, that.

That was my start of the week.

Shithole of a show.

What did you have for the start of the week?

This week, my man.

I've gone to work, I've gone to the gym, I've walked my dogs, shot some photos, edited some photos, got some lottery tickets.

Is the lottery up right now?

Yeah, just, you know.

No.

It'S not like the big 100 million, 200 million or whatever.

Like 340 or whatever.

I mean, 340 million is nothing to bat your eye at.

Yeah, but I mean, I'm not gonna wins.

I'm just donating money to the fund.

You never know.

You never know.

You never know.

You know, they're increasing the price of that, right?

What, did you buy the Powerball?

Yeah.

So they're increasing the price at a Powerball like to $5.

Oh fuck.

Yeah.

Well then my purchases of Powerball tickets will go significantly down and.

Right, just down until the price of the jackpot.

It's a little bit higher than it's time to play.

Then I'll consider it.

But until then, I'm going to keep my $5.

Yeah, I just saw something on the news about that, that they're increasing the powerball to fucking $5.

Dude, it's like they like, it's like they don't already rape you in the lottery.

Yeah.

They already rake you over the coals.

They do.

Folks, for those who are watching the stream right now, Gary's wife just served him a big fucking bowl of meat because.

No, no, no, no.

It's not meat this time.

I mean it's got meat in it, but it's pasta.

Oh, gotcha.

But regardless, he just got served a big bowl.

This happens every podcast episode.

Gary gets served food and he'll eat Hilly.

Well here, I'm going.

No, I'm sorry guys.

Gym.

I just cleaned up.

I totally forgot about the podcast yet again.

Walk the dogs.

Didn't have time to really eat before the show.

This is when I get to eat because I don't want to eat at 830 at night before I go to bed.

Listen, you know it's funny, so I even called him up to see where he's at and I already had plans.

I'm like, okay, if Gary's unable to make it, I'll understand cuz shit happens.

If he missed it, we were gonna do the whole AI Trump livestream podcast and just make fucking fun with it.

We're gonna.

But I'm not gonna pull a Zach like Zack.

Let's talk about Zack.

Segue into talking shit about Zack rather than me eating.

That's fine, we'll talk about Zack.

So listen folks, we're four weeks in on our podcast here and Zach is nowhere to be found because Zack is, well, once again calling out.

So because of Zach calling out, I'm going to put it out there right now, out here on the podcast for audio and for everybody watching.

If you want a chance to be on the Mark G show and shoot the shit with Gary and I, and possibly take Zack seed at the podcast, send me an email or send me a message and we'll, we'll chit chat and we'll give you a trial.

Like one or two trial runs.

See how things go.

If you rock it out, you can take Zack seat.

Damn.

Zack's being replaced.

That's all right.

Listen, listen.

Yeah, little Zack Zach could be replaced, y'all.

This is all fun.

This is just a hobby, all, but it's a blast.

I love it.

So there is no pay crim.

So, surprisingly, Krim, we don't get that many donations on the podcast.

Wait, we're not that big just yet.

We're not that big just yet.

Be nice once we get that big, but it'll be a good time, y'all.

So listen, if you want to be on the podcast, shoot the shit with us.

Come on in, we'll take you in and we'll shoot the shit.

We'll see how things go.

But that little four minute clip you sent me today made some pretty good, dude.

It did, didn't it?

Yeah, I thought that was pretty smooth.

It was.

So for those who are, wonder what Gary's talking about.

I wonder if I can.

Let me show.

Let's see.

Let's talk about that real quick because that's kind of fucking scary, ain't it?

So, folks, what Gary's talking about is there is a new thing on Google called Google Netbook LmDh.

If you all give me 1 second here, I'm going to switch.

We're going to switch over to this screen, to my screen share here.

I'm going to change this out though.

We're not going to do.

Hold on 1 second.

We're not going to do Twitter real quick.

I'll bring X back up a little bit later.

Let me exit out of this.

We're going to bring in the Google LM screen, the notebook LM screen.

Give me 1 second here.

Let's bring that up, you son of a bitch.

All right, so for those of those who are looking right now, what you're looking at is Google.

Ellip, what this is, is a scary piece of AI.

Now, I have one that I started earlier today.

I was messing around with that.

I sent Gary one for his business.

But what I did this time, I wanted to play around with it.

So I found aliens in area 51.

Cause, you know, we love talking about aliens and shit.

And this is where Zach probably would have loved to listen to it.

And I gave it three different sources.

I gave it a YouTube video.

I gave it text from Chad GPT.

And then I found another website of a news article where it says aliens could be walking amongst us.

And after I gave it all of this information here, it generated.

Hold on here.

Where is it?

Did it not show up here.

It generated an audio file.

Unfortunately, I don't see it.

Hold on 1 second here.

Well, shit.

How do I get to.

It's even got a picture of a fucking alien.

That's funny.

How do we get to the part.

Your save notes will appear here.

One sec.

Oh, view chat.

Here we go, y'all.

Is this where I find it?

Well, shit.

All right, disregard.

It did not save it for me.

So let's do this real quick.

Let's fucking, Gary, give me a topic off of YouTube and I'm going to find it.

We'll just, we'll do it this way.

We'll just do a full tutorial on this shit, right, right now.

Well, I sent you something on do the.

The Pentagon is reporting that a mothership might release small probes.

Pentagon reporting?

Hold on.

Yep.

Mothership what?

Is going to release small probes over military bases?

All right, let me find that article.

All right.

Alien mother says Pentagon official floats a theory by Politico.

All right, fantastic.

So we're going to take this political article here.

Give me 1 second.

So what we're going to do is I'm going to copy this article by Politico for those who are listening right now.

You can't see me copying that for some reason, but I'm going to go to website on here and I'm going to paste a link from Politico that I just found.

Now I'm going to put it into this AI.

This is where it gets fucking interesting, folks.

Give me 1 second.

I'm going to unlock my watch so we don't hear my phone going off like that.

The damn ring camera.

All right, so what it did is it already got a summary of the website for me.

So now if I ever want to generate a full blown podcast where I just don't talk and I just, you know, I got some information I want to get out to y'all.

I'm going to start releasing these different types of podcasts, these audio podcasts.

So I'm going to hit generate.

It's going to take a minute.

It's pretty cool.

So what it did is it wrote a summary of what's happening right now.

The summary is a Pentagon official, Sean Kirkpatrick, head of the all domain anomaly resolution office, Aaro, has co authored a paper with Harvard professor Avi Loeb that suggests some unexplained aerial phenomena could be alien probes sent from a mothership.

The paper argues that these objects, which appear to defy physics, could be a dandelion seeds released from a larger craft.

I believe there's a movie like this, ain't there?

It sounds like a fucking movie.

Sounds like the plot to most Sci-Fi movies, yeah.

Utilizing starlight for energy and Earth's water as fuel, this theory has sparked controversy, with some experts questioning its validity.

Validity.

And others arguing that DoD should explore all possibilities.

The papers aim to encourage rigorous examination of these objects before concluding that the laws of physics are being violated.

So it's very interesting.

What I'm doing right now is I've asked this notebook Lm to generate a podcast first.

We're going to listen to it here in just a second.

So I'm going to need y'all's help here to let me know if you can actually hear it once we get it going.

So once that generates here, we're going to listen to this.

But in the meantime, folks, did anybody seen the UFO shit that's been going all over social media now from tick tock and x?

Now, the unexplained shit that's been in the air lately and the crash that no one's been able to identify.

What was that crash?

There's been a couple that have.

That have popped up on my feeds.

All right.

Now, I've watched a couple of the crashes.

I almost want to say it could have been a governmental airplane, too.

That.

And that's why it's quiet.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking.

See, a UFO is also obviously an unidentified flying object.

So whether it's from outer space or whether it's just a government aircraft or even an enemy aircraft, and they just don't want the american people to know and they're hiding it.

Elizabeth Walker, thank you so much.

But, yeah, so we're waiting.

It is actually taking some time.

So I'm kind of curious how long this audio is.

It's going to be scary as fuck, folks, when you hear this, like, how easy it is.

Now, if you wanted to start up your own podcast and didn't want to use your voice, like, imagine if they take this and eventually allow you to clone your voice to make this podcast.

How long did it take to make that blurb about the mark show?

It literally took maybe ten minutes for.

It to, like, process and do all that.

For the process and everything.

Yeah.

So I'm not sure how big that article was.

I just, like I said, I went to Politico and I just paste in Politico's article, so I'll be curious.

I think UFO's are just us from the future.

Coming to change the past, Crimp says.

That's an interesting theory.

I'm not opposed to that one.

Right.

I mean, I'm not opposed to time travelers, even though I do know we have somebody in chat right now named Sully, who's highly against it.

He doesn't believe in anything that he can't see or physically touch.

Some would like to argue that's just as bad as my.

I will not watch no more.

No movies more than once.

I mean, it's pretty tough.

It's.

It's.

It's on par.

Is it?

I think it's on par.

Well, you know, like a double barrel finger salute to you.

And while you're shoving your face, let's listen to this podcast that we literally just had generated by notebook LMDH, talking about this article from PoLItico and having these little seedlings come down to earth from a mothership.

Here we go.

All right, so get this.

We're diving into a theory that's, well, it's raising a few eyebrows, to say the least.

We're talking, and I can't believe I'm saying this, alien probes, like, right now, potentially buzzing around.

Can y'all hear this?

Let me know in the chat.

What gets me is this isn't just, you know, some conspiracy theory you'd hear whispered at a UFO convention.

This is coming from a paper.

And hold onto your hats.

It's co authored by Sean Kirkpatrick, the head of the Pentagon's UFO office.

You know, the all domain anomaly resolution office, Aaro for short.

And the other author, Avi Loeb, a Harvard professor, no less.

We're talking heavy hitters in science and intelligence.

So that makes this whole thing.

Well, let's just say it's piqued my interest.

Yeah, I mean, you don't see a Pentagon official just casually tossing around the term alien probes every day.

I'm going to pause it right there.

I get it.

I get it.

For those who are watching on all the other platforms, Karim just said, bro, it's Tesla's robots.

Karim, I'm telling you, this is scary fucking shit.

Like, where we're heading right now with artificial intelligence is absolutely fucking insane.

We're going to continue listening to this because it's peaking my interest.

Like, the way the notebook grabs and starts a conversation, it actually pulls you into.

It's scary fucking good.

It really is.

So give me 1 second here.

Let's go back to the.

This podcast that literally just generated.

So, for our listeners who haven't heard about this, break it down for us.

What's the core of this theory?

In a nutshell, they're suggesting that some of these unexplained objects, those UAps, which is the government's preferred term for UFO's, they might actually be, get this, small probes.

And here's the kicker, at least they're not anal probes, are possibly sent out by a much larger alien mothership.

Okay, now you're just messing with me, right?

This sounds like something straight out of Star Trek.

You know, it's funny you say that.

The analogy they use in the paper is actually, well, imagine a dandelion floating on the wind, and those little seeds are scattering everywhere.

Okay, I'm with you.

So picture that dandelion as a massive alien vessel.

And those seeds, those are the probes sent out to, well, study us.

Hold on.

So instead of little green men landing on the White House lawn, we've got these tiny little robots, like, silently watching our every move.

I mean, that's fascinating.

Sure.

Also kind of creepy, don't you think?

It's both, isn't it?

And the paper really gets into the nitty gritty of how this would even be possible.

They talk about these probes potentially using things like starlight, even water.

I'm going to pause real quick.

Did it literally just sound like they added a third person to that podcast real quick?

I thought I heard a change in the tone of the voice.

Seems consistent.

Seeing consistency.

Okay.

All right.

I'm going to continue as fuel.

This would allow them to travel these incredible distances without needing those bulky propulsion systems we're stuck with.

Wait, Starlight as fuel?

Okay, you've officially lost me.

How does that even work with our current understanding of physics?

I mean, is that even remotely possible?

That's a good question.

And you've hit on one of the most mind blowing parts of this whole thing.

If.

And it's a big if.

But if these probes are using starlight for propulsion, it would mean they've got technology that's light years ahead of anything we can even imagine.

Okay, so maybe those late night radio folks are onto something after all.

We are.

Well, before we go full blown X files here, it's important to remember that this is just a theory.

The scientific community is, shall we say, divided.

I bet some folks are calling it highly questionable.

They want to see the evidence, the hard proof.

And they have a point.

We haven't exactly captured one of these probes and dissected it in a lab.

Fair enough, but you have to admit, the sheer audacity of this theory.

It's.

Well, it's captivating.

And like you said, to have experts like Kirkpatrick and Loeb putting this forward, it really makes you wonder what would be the purpose of these probes, assuming they even exist.

What are they looking for?

What's the end game here?

It's like, imagine you're sending out, I don't know, scouts to a whole new planet, a place you've never been.

They're taking bite and back.

Do you want to learn everything you could, you know, scope things out before you actually, like, made contact?

Yeah, that makes sense.

So you're saying they're being cautious?

Exactly.

I mean, look at how we approached Mars.

We sent those rovers first just to kind of get the lay of the land.

Right.

So what are we talking about here with these probes?

They're just snapping photos, taking some atmospheric readings?

Or are we thinking something a bit more intense?

Well, that's where the paper gets really interesting and they bring back that dandelion analogy.

Oh boy, here we go.

Remember how we were saying those dandelion seeds, they carry the blueprint, the DNA, for a whole new plant?

Right, so you're saying these probes, they.

Might be designed to gather information about our planet, like everything, resources.

Yeah, but also life itself.

Okay, so not just postcards then?

More like they're trying to build a whole library about Earth.

Exactly.

So what if they're trying to grow too, though?

If their theory is correct, what are these dandelions are planning?

And we're going to have some type of new form of a plant that comes in that can really, number one, either a, what do you want to call learn about us, or number two, it's growing an alien life form that we don't know about.

And next thing you know, we have a legit alien takeover.

Instead of an illegal alien takeover, it.

Would be panspermia, right?

Yeah, you were talking about that.

The panspermia theory.

Yeah.

Instead of meteors crashing into Earth, it could be, you know, other life forms just intentionally spreading their seed.

It's pretty fucking interesting.

And for those who are just now tuning in, this is artificial intelligence that generated this little podcast thing that we're listening to now.

It's from notebook lM.

It's made by Google.

Um, it's very intense.

I could have sat there and maybe we'll do it before the next show is you can add in multiple sources.

So I could have found multiple different articles.

Maybe you found the article of the person that wrote it.

And I could have put in five to six other articles, and it would have taken probably about a half hour.

So to generate.

And it would have came up with this.

This is why it's so enticing on why it did it.

We're going to continue this and listen to it.

What else they have to say exactly.

Like a cosmic fact finding mission.

They could be looking for anything.

Signs of intelligent life, which, hello, they found some.

I don't know what they need, how.

Our planet evolved, you name it.

I can see why some people might be a little freaked out by this whole thing.

Oh, absolutely.

I mean, saying there might be alien probes out there, that's one thing.

But to say they're, like, collecting data on us, that's a whole other level.

It's a bold claim, no doubt.

And to be fair to the skeptics, the paper doesn't exactly offer, like, photographic evidence of a probe beaming back our DNA to some mothership.

Right?

It's more about, you know, here's a possible scenario based on what we understand about physics and what an advanced civilization might be capable of.

So more like, hey, this isn't as crazy as it sounds, unless we've got the smoking gun kind of thing.

Yeah, exactly.

It's about getting us to think outside the box, you know, to consider possibilities, even if they sound a little out there at first.

I imagine that's a tough one for some scientists to swallow.

I mean, we humans, we like to think we're the smartest ones in the room, right?

But this, this suggests maybe we're not.

Maybe there's something light years ahead of us.

It completely changes how we see ourselves, our place in the universe.

And for some people, yeah, that's uncomfortable.

But it also opens up all these incredible questions, like, what if we're not alone?

What if we're just one small part of this huge, amazing cosmic picture?

Questions philosophers have been asking forever, but now we're looking at them through a scientific lens.

That's pretty exciting.

So let's say, just for fun, that Kirkpatrick and Loba are onto something here.

What kind of research would it take to, you know, actually prove or disprove this theory?

We can't just put a big sign in space that says, land here.

That'd be awesome.

No, the paper really stresses the need for better observation of uaps.

We're talking better sensors, more sophisticated tracking systems.

And this is key, a global effort.

We need to be collecting data from everywhere.

So, like a worldwide UFO watch.

Everyone from astronomers to pilots to just regular folks reporting what they see.

Exactly.

And it can't just be about spotting them.

It's got to be about understanding how they behave.

Do they move in ways our physics can't explain?

What kind of signals are they giving off?

The more data we have, the better our chances of figuring out what's really.

Going on makes sense, but that sounds like a logistical nightmare, trying to coordinate something like that.

Well, it would be a huge challenge, no question.

I mean, it's just.

It's very interesting how it generates it.

Like it's a full blown fucking conversation back and forth between a male and a female podcaster.

Now, I feel like over the course of the next few months, imagine if they allow you to change voices or have more speakers.

It'll ask you, how many speakers do you want?

Two, three, or four?

I mean, I'm very enticed to see where this is going to go.

Artificial intelligence, man, is gone so far, and it's not even done yet.

It's only going to progress and get even more scarier.

It absolutely is.

So, yeah, there's that, folks, that's.

This is called notebook lm.

I advise you to go check it out if you guys want to really play around with something.

Or maybe you're a person that don't want to, you know, talk, but you want a podcast because there's certain things you want to talk about or put kind of articles together and see what you can generate.

It's very fucking interesting.

I even did it for the business you work for.

Did you have anybody else listen to that one?

I did.

I just shared it with my coworker.

Did you?

He was just like.

He didn't like it.

He thought it was too.

Because they were just talking about flooring.

They didn't really go too heavily into the brand as much as, like, a marketing material would, but.

Right.

I mean, I thought it was a.

I thought it was interesting.

I was just like, okay, this is cool enough.

You know, like that.

All you did is drop in a website, and then all of a sudden it pulls up with whatever it pulls up with.

That's pretty interesting, right?

I mean, if you sat there and generated something really good, like a good hour show from this, somebody is not.

Somebody who probably doesn't know too much about AI is not going to think that it's AI.

They're literally going to think, oh, shit, listen to these two people having a conversation.

I mean, it's funny because I even had a talk about Donald Trump's website.

That was very interesting.

I went to Trump's website and had it pick it apart and it literally was like, it wasn't talking negative and it was just picking apart Donald Trump's policies.

And it's like he's really trying to get back to where he was at when he was in this presidency.

Like, it was good.

It was real good.

So, yeah, that right there, folks, that is a notebook.

Lm.

I advise everybody, if you can take a peek at it, it's very interesting.

We are going to try changing the settings of this now if I can.

I hope I don't have to drop it and put a change.

Am I really going to have to do that?

I'll replace screen share.

There we go.

Nope.

Son of a bitch.

Gary, this sucks to Mark.

Broke it.

I did not break it.

What I have to do is I got to remove the screen share and then I have to exit out of it and redo the whole screen share.

It's so stupid.

So I got to put it back in here so we can go to X because there was that new thing that I saw, an exit I was telling you about.

You remember me talking?

See, that's why I think people have multiple screens.

We saw the sub that the Hog twins posted.

The Hog twins are fucking awesome, dude.

If you ever sat there and listened to their podcast.

Um, yeah, they have.

Like.

It's like a little.

I think it's Hodge.

Yeah, Hodge twins.

My bad.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So the Hodge twins posted something on X says 7 hours ago.

And this is coming from DoD.

The Department of Defense Directive.

What the Hodge twins poses says.

What the fuck is going on?

They're getting ready for a civil war.

Or they can try and legally 86 us and free prints over on X posted.

The Defense department, with the stroke of a pen, has quietly codified.

Codified its right to deploy lethal force against its own citizens.

This is not a drill.

Holy shit.

All right, well, declaration of intent.

The military and entity designed for external enemies now turns its gaze inward, poised to act with deadly precision with the inedible.

Fucking.

Fucking what?

I can't speak.

Clash will erupt.

This is a design.

They anticipate conflict and their anticipation.

They prepare the battlefield.

Our streets, our homes, our lives.

And they will strike with a full force of war machine built to crush foreign adversaries, but now aligned to dismantle the internal dissent.

The cade of representative government crumbles as the state arms itself, not just with weapons, but with the legal and bureaucratic tools to enact violence under the guise of order.

What was once unthinkable is now written, approved and ready to be executed.

This is not a preparation for defense.

This is a preparation for domination.

Be warned, when the state moves in silence, it is because it expects resistance.

Now, I wonder if this is getting ready for the election.

I'm going to open this up right here, folks.

This is the article from the Department of Defense right here.

DoD intelligence and intelligent related activities and defense intelligent component assistance to law enforcement agencies and other civil authorities.

Office of the Undersecretary, Defense for Intelligence Security.

So this was written, what, last month?

Yep.

September.

The issuance implements executives or eos.

Establishes policy and provides direction for DoD intelligence and intelligence related activities.

Assigned responsibilities.

Provide guidelines for defense intelligence component intelligence assistance to law enforcement agencies and other civil authorities.

There's not much on that.

Let's go to the second page here.

What?

They got a highlighter right here.

So we're going to go down to paragraph c, or section c, rather, assistance and responding with assets with potential for lethality or any situation in which it is reasonably foreseeable that providing the requested assistance may involve the use of force that is likely to result in lethal force, including death or serious bodily injury.

It also includes all support to civilian law enforcement officials.

That is kind of scary.

And it makes you wonder, because we are coming up to one of the most important elections of our lifetime, in my opinion.

And I feel as if either way that this election goes, it's not going to be good either way.

Whether Donald Trump is elected as our next president or if Kamala Harris is elected as our next president, it's not going to be fucking pretty.

It's not because both sides, and listen, I'm a Donald Trump supporter.

I'm voting for Donald Trump.

But both sides will cause major chaos if either one wins.

Yeah.

The right has been silent for so long that we are been known as the ones who don't riot, the ones who do not cause destruction.

But the way this is elections going, there's going to be people.

They're going to think that it was, quote unquote, rigged.

And if that's the case, we may, and I got, I hope I'm wrong, but we may possibly see what everyone's been talking about.

Civil war in the United States.

That's my opinion, you may have yours, but I don't see any good outcome, really, in this coming election.

I don't.

Because if Donald Trump gets elected, the left is going to go crazy.

The left is going to do, number one.

The politicians are going to do everything that they blame Donald Trump doing when he lost his election.

They're going to fight them in the courts.

They're going to sue them.

They're going to say that China or Russia interfered with the elections and they're going to try getting them out.

The left is 100% going to do everything that they blame Donald Trump for and they're going to say that they're justified for it, which is absolutely fucking ridiculous because they did it already when Trump won against Hillary, Hillary Clinton fought that.

She made the russian hoax, which is now known as the russian hoax.

They've had whistleblowers out for it.

It's been proven.

So this DOD article, papers right here for the levels of authority by the secretary of defense is absolutely scary.

And it should be a wake up call to every american out there that you should be prepared.

There was an FBI whistleblower.

Maybe we should pull up his information.

Remember with the FB, did you see the FBI whistleblower, Gary, while he was talking?

The message where he told american people that they should prepare for like three to four months?

Yeah, yeah.

Hold on.

Let me see if I can find it real quick.

FBI whistleblower.

Hold on.

FBI whistleblower warns Americans.

I mean, this is coming from an FBI agent, a former FBI agent.

Here is right here.

So this one's only 59 seconds.

I'm going to pull him up real quick.

We'll see if I can make him large.

We're going to rewind it.

This is an FBI whistleblower on the Congress floor.

This is a little bit older, folks, but it is, from what I just read to you, regards to the DoD paper cram, I don't know if it's going to happen the day after the election.

I'm just saying that it's definitely going to happen after, after the election.

Whether it's a day, a week, something is happening and we'll talk more about it here in just a second.

Let's go into this FBI whistleblower real quick.

To the american people, you have a duty as a citizen to vote and I strongly urge you to do so.

It's how you participate in the american experience.

I know people have doubts about election integrity, but you must vote.

It is your claim.

Stake your claim and don't forfeit it willingly.

Have your voice heard.

My other recommendations are in the natural order, first vote.

The second is the second amendment.

Arm yourself and know how to defend yourself.

Make three to four friends in your neighborhood and promise to come to each other's mutual aid in times of hardship.

And during the Great Depression, people stocked up a pantry.

So I think that's a good practice, especially in our economic times.

And make sure you have three to four months of food.

As a person of faith, I'd say pray the rosary, go to the first Friday devotions.

That's for everybody.

All my brothers and sisters of all faiths, and I know I'm catholic and read the gospel of our lord and savior Jesus Christ, and live it every day.

To the american people, you have a duty as a citizen.

Okay, that was right there.

But just the warning from an FBI agent who is a whistleblower is absolutely insane.

For him to tell american people to stock up at least three to four months of food.

If anything does go down in a catastrophic way, there's going to be a lot of american deaths.

Absolutely.

Now just to, just to kind of make a counter to that point.

Yeah, we've been hearing that for a very long time.

We have been, we've been hearing it from like podcasters like us and stuff like that.

We haven't really heard that from the government standpoint.

Yeah, but it's like there's always a whistleblower, there's always somebody saying to stock up, right?

So that's why we have preppers.

And I'm not saying preppers are wrong by any stretch of the imagination, but it's like being told to stock up on three to six months worth of food is.

That's not, that's not a new thing to be told by somebody.

Doesn't matter who it is, right?

So, I mean, I'm not saying don't do it.

And if you are actually concerned, then by all means, go and do it.

Get yourself a Berkey water filter and make sure that you can get water out of a stream so you can boil your noodles or boil your, you know, mres or whatever the case is.

Mres you don't need.

You can eat those fuckers cold.

Well, whatever.

The dehydrated survival meals, right?

If you want to boil some water, just get some wood, get, you know, something.

You can fucking boil water and get a ladle and then pour your filtered Berkey water into any dehydrated MRE that can make you survive for three to six months, whatever.

But I mean, I don't know, it's, I.

To me, I feel like it's fear mongering.

Things are going to get pretty rough no matter what the election outcomes are going to be.

But I don't think the end of America is anywhere near.

I just don't.

It doesn't.

It's like Blackrock doesn't want it to happen.

Vanguard doesn't want it to happen.

We have.

Why wouldn't they?

Because they have $11 trillion invested right now.

And if BlackRock is an investment firm, is going to lose $11 trillion, that's not in their benefit.

But if you have the fall of America, you can potentially start up the new world order and gain control by having.

They're not going to take over money.

They're vested financially with $11 trillion.

That's one third of the entire country's debt could be wiped away with just what Blackrock has.

So I don't think, and I think they're the ones, the blackrocks, the vanguards, I feel like those, you know, are the people who are investing in big pharma and all of these, you know, people's special interests.

So I just don't think this election, I think it's important.

Get out and vote.

Doesn't matter what side you're on, get out, make your voice heard, whatever, but I don't think the end of America is here.

I don't think we're going to see it this election.

I don't realistically think we're going to see it in the next handful of elections.

Really?

You don't think we're going to see.

A civil war within our lifetime?

I didn't say it's not going to be a civil war.

I don't think the end of America is going to happen.

I feel like you look at shit in the.

It's all cyclical, right?

Like, everything we're dealing with now has happened historically.

In the past, we did war.

We've had, you know, civil uprisings in the sixties and the seventies.

And, like, this is this generation's experiment.

And so right now it's rough, but at the end of the day, you can still go to the grocery store.

You can still buy shit.

You can still order off Amazon.

As of right now, the Internet is still working.

We can still have these conversations, right?

You might get censored on TikTok from time to time, but we can still have these open conversations.

People are still buying new shoes and buying new cars.

Like, it's tough right now for a lot of people.

For a lot of people.

More people than it should be.

But I think.

I think it's all cyclical.

I think things, I think it'll all be okay.

It's gonna suck.

It sucks a little bit right now for a lot of people.

Money's tight for everybody, but it's not the end.

And I don't think we're going to see the end.

All right, get your mres if you want.

I mean, I'm going to agree and disagree with you, but I honestly do think people should prep.

Almost everybody should prep if they're able to and able to afford to.

For, number one, for what we're just discussing, but number two, for any natural disaster, if you look at what just happened down in Florida, which happened in North Carolina, South Carolina, so forth, people should be prepping so they have a stock of food supplies and stuff like that, because look at the situation right now.

People went without food and water for weeks, and there's still people without food and water because our government's doing a shit job at helping these people out after their natural disaster.

They're doing an absolute shit job.

I'm not disagreeing with that.

But at the end of the day, it's like, if you're like, we'll use the example you just gave.

Like, so Hurricane Helene ripped up through Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, you know, Virginia, all the way up the Appalachia.

A lot of those folks, if they did stockpile, their entire house is gone.

Like, entire towns are gone.

So unless you're carrying three months worth of food in a backpack and, like, a really high grade water filter, then, you know, it's.

It's gonna be tough.

So entire towns were completely wiped off the map.

They're not there anymore.

And so it's like, where can you go realistically in the event of a natural disaster, if you are going to prep?

So if you're in the valley and you prep, you're probably going to be washed away.

If you prep and you don't have an alternative high filter water source or some sort of energy source to cook your food, you're going to run out of wood, potentially.

It's like, it's really hard to, like, really prep.

And, like, how much propane do you really keep?

And, like, how, like, what are the odds of all of your stockpile surviving any type of natural disaster?

Right?

If you're in the middle of, you know, the woods and the entire system goes down and you've got six months worth of food, is the system gonna be back up and running within six months?

When you do run out of food.

Do you have enough ammo?

Do you have enough water?

Like, how do you, what happens after that?

Like, if total collapse happens, you're gonna run out of, your neighbors are gonna know that you're a prepper, and they're gonna know that you have stocks, and, you know, it's.

It's.

I think it's more complicated than just prepping again.

Get your supplies.

I'm all about it.

I don't see any harm in doing it.

But just make sure, you know, if you have a bug out vehicle, how much gas do you really have?

And if the roads are down, if the bridges are washed out, if some type of gang decides to block off the road, what if there's a bunch of traffic jams?

Like, are you, are you really going to trek off road?

And then if you do, how far can you get?

How well do you know the area?

If you know the area pretty well, for how many miles you get 40 miles outside of your comfort zone, and then you're in uncharted territory that you're unfamiliar with, and then you're in someone else's backyard, who's also a prepper, who's also going to defend their shit.

They're going to see you coming in your little Land Rover and or your overlander, and they're going to protect themselves, and they're going to.

Then you have a shootout.

You know, it's just like, it's.

I think it's more complicated than just prepping.

Oh, it absolutely is.

You got to have escape plans and so forth.

You got to have plans.

That's why they were saying, make friends with your neighbors.

Know your neighbors.

So if a time of time of need or a time of emergency, you can work together.

That's why I love where I live.

We have a tight knit neighborhood over here where everybody's friends, everybody knows each other, everybody's willing to help out each other.

So that's a plus.

And we know who's armed.

We know who's not armed, so we know who's got to help who.

Right?

And does everybody have, you know, high grade water filters?

Does everybody have a secondary power source to where they can boil water and cook meals?

Does everybody have a lot of ammo?

How many people are preppers?

How much food can really go around on your block?

But what about three blocks over where you're not super good friends with everybody?

Right?

Well, that's where having your weapon and so forth, being able to defend yourself.

But, yeah, the amount of ammo and it all makes sense.

Those guys also have guns, and they're gonna protect themselves.

And it's like it becomes really territorial, and it becomes really ugly really fast.

And it's a thing that could come into a reality at some point.

So people should always prep.

You never know.

I just don't think so.

All right, we can agree to disagree on that.

I mean, we hope that it never does come to that.

I know.

Listen, we always hope that it doesn't come to it, but you always got to plan for the worse.

And if it does, it does.

But we got to be ready for it.

I mean, if it does, there is going to be a large majority of the american population that will die.

There's no if and bad.

There'll be a large majority of the american population that will die.

Yeah.

Now, what I was talking about as far as this election, I feel as if, if Donald Trump is elected, which, God, I hope he is, but if he is, I feel like what we saw with BLM, we're going to see that 30 times worse, if not more.

I think that we're going to see what we saw, a BLM 30 times worse if Kamala Harris is elected.

I'm going to be honest.

The Republicans, the conservatives are not going to do what BLM did by looting and burning down stores and destroying property.

We're not going to do that.

But you will be seeing protest with people, with signs and so forth.

You will see a big social media uproar.

You'll see more of an essence of that.

You're not going to see them doing a BLM style, but you will see larger amounts of protests coming from the right.

And there will be a lot more people that will be anti government at that point.

I do foresee that, because it is.

Honestly, folks, I hate to break it to you, but the way the left and the right go after things is completely different.

And look at, during the COVID lockdowns, during the lockdowns for the protest of the mask and the jabs, you saw conservatives and Republicans, the way they protested.

They did large vehicle parades around the state capitals and so and so forth.

Now, I'm not sure if somebody's in my chat or someone's going to make a comment on one of my shorts.

And what about January 6?

January 6 was a shit show.

I will admit that it was a shit show.

There were some individuals that did certain things that they should have never done.

But at the same time, it is not Donald J.

Trump's fault for what happened on January 6.

It is the individuals.

But at the same time, there is evidence the FBI was involved within that team, within that crowd.

And local DC Capitol police opened up the doors for people to enter into the building.

What's going on, Andrew?

Gary's researching some right now, so we're going to let Gary speak for a sec.

Yeah, so I wanted to.

I wanted to go back.

I can't remember who said it, but someone in the chat on tick tock said that a good empire lasts 250 years.

The ethiopian empire was 665 years.

And I'm not.

I'm not a science buffer.

I mean, a science.

A history buff.

So I don't know how accurate these are.

I just did a Google search.

So the aztec empire, only 196 years, right?

Babylonian, 299 years.

One of the shorter ones, the neo babylonian, was only 87 years.

So if you look at it, on average, yeah, 250 years.

But there's plenty of empires who have lasted significantly longer than that.

And I know that they were talking about America because America's kind of, you know, if that were true, then the american empire is kind of coming up to its expiration date or whatever.

But I just.

Again, even if the american empire in itself becomes a second place, I don't think we're going to end.

I don't think.

I think we've got a lot of fuel left in the tank.

All right, so, I mean, this is where you and I agree.

And it's great.

It's great.

I love having these conversations because.

Listen, I honestly, I think.

I don't know.

I just know I have a gut feeling that after November 5, America as we know it is going to fucking change.

America's change since.

No, America has changed, but America as we absolutely know it.

Listen, I've said it numerous times in my livestream that America has gotten completely fucking soft.

No.

Everyone gets their asses offended no matter what.

Back in the day, listen, when we were kids, you could sit there and talk so much shit with each other, but you guys still laughed and had a good time afterwards.

You got along.

And if not, you just either friggin punched him in the frickin face and walked off or friggin whatever, but.

And then the next day, after you punched him, friggin hung out with them and had a good time.

It's.

But now you can say that someone fucking smells like ass, and next thing you know, either you're getting slapped at a lawsuit or you're getting fucking canceled all over social fucking media because people are gone soft.

Fuck.

My own mother wanted to come after me.

She's like, I didn't know if I can come after you for anything legally.

When I talked about her on the podcast, I was like, what the fuck?

Like, come on, it's a discussion.

Get over it.

Like, America's gotten soft.

Everybody gets offended over every little thing these days, and it's sad.

And social media doesn't help with that when they fucking censor people as well.

So there's also.

The big thing of racism is coming back in a full fucking blown force.

I want to talk about that real quick because I just saw our feet on x.

I'll bring it over to that screen real quick.

When you separate a race and you only want to help out one certain race, don't you think that could piss off the other races as well?

Racist Kamala Harris announced that she will pass the multi trillion dollar reparation bill for all black Americans if she's elected as president.

Like, their reparations doesn't just.

There's more people than just blacks that were slaves back in the day.

There were French.

That was slaves.

There was freaking Australians.

There was fucking Jewish.

There was more slaves than just the blacks.

But yet we're only focused on blacks.

Like, why do we even separate people by color in the first place is beyond me.

Because in my eyes, in my opinion, we are all fucking human.

If we were to get cut right now, we would all bleed red.

There's no difference between you and I.

Your skin color is different.

Who gives a fuck?

You judge people by their character, not by their color.

What's going on, Nexus?

If a person's a dick, then they're a dick.

If they're kind, then they're kind.

But I do like, this is a.

Let me open up this clip here.

I'm going to.

I'm going to rewind this real quick.

This is the clip of Kamala Harris here.

This is.

She had a town hall with a radio host.

Charlemagne, the God.

I'm going to load it up over here real quick.

I see you over there, Marty.

I hope you have a phenomenal day, my man.

Thank you, by the way, for the pumpkin.

So this is where Harris was saying it, right here where she authorized the reparations.

Well, first of all, on the point of reparations, it has to be studied.

There's no question about that.

And I've been very clear about that position.

Well, first of all, on the point of reparations, it has to be studied.

There's no question about that.

And I've been very clear about that position.

Well, first of all.

Oh, okay.

That was a quick fucking sound bite.

So, like, she's playing.

Does she?

I don't know.

I don't know.

She used a teleprompter during this one.

eastern time with Brett beer.

Brett Bear.

Unfortunately, it is a half hour before his show starts, and I'm guessing the Kamala Harris team strategically set it up that way.

But I'm hoping that he will go off script with any preemptive questions that they may have.

Yeah, I wonder how that's going to play it as well.

Yeah, Trump does as well.

Trump, actually, I believe Trump is going to be on.

And I can't wait for it.

If this is true, Trump is supposedly going on.

Fuck, why can't I think of his name?

Joe Rogan.

Apparently, Joe Rogandeh is going to be having an interview with Donald J.

Trump.

Oh, really?

Yes.

That would be interesting.

That would be fucking awesome.

And Joe Rogan also sent out an invitation to Kamala Harris.

I honestly think that would be phenomenal.

I would actually know it'd be even great if Joe Rogan was figured out a way to get both of them on the show at the same time.

Do you imagine Joe Rogan interviewing Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in the same room?

That would be amazing.

That would absolutely be fucking amazing, dude.

That would be the podcast of all podcasts.

I would see over, like, 30 to 40 million downloads within the first 24 hours.

Oh.

I mean, that might be a pretty low number because it's not only people in America that would watch it, but that would be a, that would be a globally because.

Because Rogan's got fans worldwide.

He does.

And Joe Rogan's not.

No conservative.

He's not a Republican.

He's not a Democrat.

He's an independent.

He's.

He's voted Democrat most of his life.

Has he?

He says that, yeah, he's more like independent probably nowadays, but he's.

He's pretty left leaning on a lot of things.

And people don't realize that.

They just call him a white supremacist or a far right person because he advocates freedom of speech and personal freedoms and stuff like that.

But it's.

You can.

You can appreciate freedom in not offending people and not want to use pronouns and still be a Democrat, like.

But the Democrats that are hardcore feel like it's just like everything.

It's on the right and the left.

If you're not on board with 100% of it, then you're the other side.

And it's like, as humans, we're pretty tribal.

But the problem with that is if anybody's not 100% a part of your tribe, then they're not a part of your tribe.

And it's like, I'm definitely more Republican than Democrat, but I don't agree with 100% of what Republicans say.

I don't agree with the majority of what the Democrats say, but I'm not 100% on any team because it's impossible for any team to be 100% right, right or correct.

I mean, look at Tulsi Gabbard and RFK.

They both left the democratic party because they've gone too extreme for them.

So they have left and now they're more independent.

And now there's a chance that RFK, and hopefully Tulsi Gabbard, will be within the Donald Trump cabinet.

I know RFK has already got a good chance of being in there.

He wants to try working on the food aspect, which is great, and hopefully an awfully.

Get the JFK files and work on the truth behind JFK.

That'll be great.

I mean, yeah, that'd be great.

But ultimately, I feel like making the food look history has a really important role to play in our future, right?

Uncovering truths.

But at the end of the day, like I said last week and every other fucking week before that, he's gone.

On a food talk.

I should go take my.

I should go take my whiz right now.

While you're talking about food.

Yeah, talk about food and fitness.

For me, I'm gonna go potty real quick.

All right, you go tinkle.

But, like, look, RFK's message right now is about correcting the food supply system and getting people fit.

And I couldn't agree with anything more.

If there's a team that I'm on 100%, it's eat clean and exercise.

I think those are probably some of the most important things for any human.

And sadly, I feel like America has veered so far off of that track, it's painful.

And all you have to do is look around and just look at the people in your.

In your local neighborhoods to see what it looks like.

That's a problem.

And that needs to be fixed, I think.

And that kind of correlates with a lot of other stuff where if you're not physically, if you don't feel well physically, you're not going to feel well mentally, and then you fall into the trap of the victim mentality.

But when you are the type of person that handles resilience on your.

Your day to day life, and you put yourself into hard situations on purpose, then the hard things that you're not trying to plan out are easier to deal with.

What I was just saying, Marcus Mark, was over.

Over 40% of Americans are obese.

Not just like, overweight obese.

And that's a problem.

And I think that's kind of the.

One of the agendas that RFK wants to kind of.

Oh, that and the poison that they're putting in our food.

Yeah, but that's part why everybody is obese is because the food is poisoned.

As Marty.

I see Marty on TikTok saying, here I am eating a bowl of chipotle, Chipotle, Chipotle.

And Chipotle is.

I mean, it's not.

But it's not horrible.

I mean, it's meat, I.

Beans, tortilla.

If you eat it in moderation, it's fine.

I know plenty of people who are super fit and they eat Chipotle.

I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message.

I hate you so much.

I can't wait till the technology advances to where I can just reach through the camera.

Oh, shit.

I.

I don't even know where.

We were talking about some.

And we talked about RFK and Tulsi Gabbard.

That's right.

And Gary went on the.

Well, that's.

That's RFK's agenda, is he wants America healthy again.

And fucking.

I'm on board with that.

I think almost everybody's on board with it.

I mean, it's funny, y'all, when we talk about staying fit and eating healthy, Gary goes on a deep, deep spiel.

I fucking care about it, dude.

How bad do you care about it, Gary?

I care about it.

I think it's really important.

When I visit Maine, dude, you're fucking.

You're getting a backhand.

Oh, shit.

I think it matters, man.

Fuck you.

No, listen, it does, it does.

It absolutely does.

I mean, you're not lying there that people do.

And to be honest with shit does pop off after election, no matter which way it goes.

Some people going to realize how fit they are when shit pops off and they need a fucking evac real quick.

Yeah.

Cause they can't.

They're gonna fucking trip and fall over their own little fat feet.

And then they're not gonna be able to get up, and then they're going.

To be the first to die, pretty much.

And then I would love to talk about the Tim walls accusations, but we can't because we're live on tick tock.

But, Gary, you've heard about that, right?

I don't know what you're talking about specifically, but I saw a video that was allegedly him dancing around in, like, a weird little leather suit.

I don't know.

Oh, no, it's even worse.

Oh, it's even worse than that.

So I won't go into much of detail because some of the social media profile companies that were live on right now will probably ban us.

But there are accusations right now.

There's another person that's supposed to come out and do an interview at some point that Tim Walls had a thing for people that were underage during his time when he was overseas as a teacher.

Is he on the Epstein flight?

No, no, not even Epstein.

This is when he took the high school kids to.

Was it China?

He had some, yeah.

So he was.

He did a bunch of china trips.

You didn't hear about the Tim walls China stuff where he.

He got caught in a line they called him out on during an interview.

Gary's gonna look it up real quick.

But Google in it.

He inappropriately touched a child right now.

But that's.

Right now that's hearsay.

I'm waiting to see the interview come out.

Hopefully that's gonna be released at some point.

If that's the case, Kamala Harris's administration's really have to do some fucking shit and probably drop his ass.

And there's got to be a big investigation on him.

There's a lot of government screwed.

Oh, yeah.

Let's talk about that real quick.

Remember I was telling you at the beginning, uh, folks, for those who don't know, you can actually bet on the presidential election.

Uh, there's a website called the poly market, and I believe they use cryptocurrency.

I tried setting up for it.

They wouldn't let me sign up because of what my state or whatever.

Uh, but there's a thing called poly market.

And, um, this is.

The numbers have changed a little bit.

But let me show you Tim pool.

Here's, uh.

He posted it right here.

I'm going to pull it up on the big screen again.

So this is the poly market right here.

And in these numbers, when Tim Pool posted this.

Hold on.

What time did he post this?

Tim pool posted this 3 hours ago.

So right now it's 57.9 Trump, 41.8, Kamala.

So Kamala went up.

Now she dropped even more.

She dropped even more.

She dropped.

.2 and Trump did drop, though, right?

56.

He was.

He's at 57 point.

No, he went up another point, too.

So Kamala dropped point to Trump, went up .2 on the Pauli market.

So these are people that are betting on who's going to win the presidential election.

And right now, they got Trump in the lead at 57.9 as the newest numbers and Kamala Harris at a 41.8.

What's interesting is I just.

I'm on this page right now, and it's saying the popular vote is 66% Harris, 34, Trump.

So I guess this.

5741.

This is the electoral college.

Electoral college.

That'd be my bet.

The electoral college.

I wish they wouldn't take out the screen.

Can I add another.

I can't add another screen share.

That's horrible.

But the Senate is 78.5% republican, 21.5.

Oh, folks, let me make it so that people can actually see what the hell we're talking about.

Let me go to polymarket here on the website so we can actually show them the real numbers here, folks.

I'm going to pull up poly market up on the screen.

Give me 1 second.

We're going to pull it up.

We're going to take that one down.

And I'm going to have to send Evie Mux a suggestion, because it would be nice to change our screen share out on the whim while we're doing this or have multiple screen shares.

All right, so we're going to bring this up onto the screen.

We're going to shorten up.

Cause right now, I'm covering mine and Gary's ugly mugs over here.