Episode 234 – The ATF Expands What is Considered a Firearm (Plus Tumbler Auction)

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first item is comments of public interest comments of public interest this portion of the meeting is to allow
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up to three minutes per speaker and we do have some speakers this evening the first one is alex stein hello council my
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name is primetime 99 alex stein and i have a little presentation for you today i’ve prepared a little song for them let
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me turn this on the grind all the time
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if i don’t vote for him y’all be getting me messed up on this child support stuff imagine how much i support that is i can’t even go out to the nightclub i’ve
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been getting lawyers but they do nothing for me i can’t do nothing i can’t join up from the military can y’all agree
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with the city council cause i’m trying to get on this if i can smoke weed i was trying to join up in the military and stood for world war three
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cause i had failed the drug kid fine [Music]
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i mean that’s too much responsibility i can’t wait clark schwab shout out to the great recent world economic forum take
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my kids five times on the grind all the time
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[Music] [Applause] so
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and now matt wright and spike cohen
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good morning good afternoon or good evening and welcome to the vanguard for spike
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boker tovan the mgs cohen i am matt wright and together we are traversing
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the muddied waters of freedom hey everybody thanks so much for joining
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how badly did i pronounce that bocatov is not terrible that was that’s
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good i think it’s how would you tav i would oh yeah i was like is it taverto
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mazel yeah that wasn’t terrible though
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i knew what you were saying um hey everyone thanks for joining this incredible episode of the muddy waters
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of freedom what makes incredible you you make it incredible that’s why it’s incredible come uh thanks so much for uh
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and share share yes [ __ ] out of this share it just share give the gift of
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money kids love it first and foremost allow me to thank justin for the cava that i am drinking
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this evening and allow me to think i don’t want to say i was going to say
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that they the home remodeling company that i just heard about um doing some incredible work out there in florida
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long distance home remodeling um
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that you were just talking about with the guy in the
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picture allow me to thank libli for this delicious water that i’m drinking
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now lulanaka
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yeah we can’t talk about that but we can’t talk about that
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also just to let you know all episode long we are doing
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a auction not a silent auction a loud angry auction uh that we are doing here uh for
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this incredible tumbler from defy the power who is one of our sponsors
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right there who makes these incredible uh custom tumblers we’re gonna be featuring them shortly but
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the tumbler we’re gonna be talking about right now yeah like that one right there and like many others that we have in our various homes
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this one that we’re uh auctioning off says muddy waters media on it and it has the muddy waters logo and it has a
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birdie it has the picture of the birdie that’s in our logo uh it also has been signed i can’t get close because it it
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shows because of the green green screen but it has been signed by me look at me i’m spike i have a green
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screen i didn’t want to hang up a picture
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behind me i don’t have the space the walls right here i go if i put it i know
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okay so anyway you have more space than i do the uh
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it’s been signed by matt it’s been signed by me and if you we are uh
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opening up the auction and the way we’re gonna do it is in the comments uh whether you’re on facebook youtube
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twitter however you’re commenting uh you are you can leave your bid and whoever
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has the highest bid
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whoever has the highest bid at the end of this auction will win this tumbler uh right now
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the bidding has been started by two different people at four dollars for the exact same yeah for the exact same
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amount for four dollars and twenty six four dollars and twenty cents all right jimmy lee 25
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25 yeah art damn thirty dollars from our day off so we have sold some of these for
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hundreds of dollars so get your vids in
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we get your bids in and you’re gonna want to hang out till the end of the show to find out if you won
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and right now the bid is at thirty dollars top it is let’s try to do it five by
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five dollar increments or more chase right now we’re chase brinson
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is at fifty dollars fifteen hour jacks uh tub rora bar
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in uh jacksonville has made a very strong power play of trying to bring it back to twenty dollars but we are at
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we’re at fifty dollars uh chase brinson uh has the high bid right now with fifty dollars we’ll be revisiting this uh as
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the episode goes along but right now uh um joe makes drifts uh now has the highest bid at 69 so we’ve gone ahead
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and done that uh
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69 we’ve already done 420 and 69. so the next stop is 420 which we have sold one
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of these for before anyway so we’ll go back to that a little bit later on but so no yeah no it know what twenty
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dollars tub um uh but thanks for thanks for your offer um this episode of course
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can make uh you can purchase uh waffle house caucus buttons and t-shirts uh
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current high bid by jacob labelle at 69 plus 16 which some would call 85 but
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okay um so uh the gravy king defy the power in stitches and glitches
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bringing you the finest tumblers like this one right here that we’re auctioning off
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right here uh but they also have other tumblers as well not as nice as this one because this one is signed by both of us
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and has been epoxy coated so these signatures never go away you can wash it
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as many times as you want because it will continue to stay just as good as the day you got
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it but they do have some incredible tumblers custom-made tumblers they keep your hots hot they keep your coals cold
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they keep your lukewarms lukewarm they keep everything the exact temperature that you put it in
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when you put it in for an ungodly number of hours they also have conversion kits
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that make them into water pipes not
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not bongs they’re not bongs they’re water pipes chase brinson at top bid right now 110
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uh they’re water pipes they’re not bongs because bongs are illegal but water pipes are completely
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legal apparently but uh you can go to defy the power or stitches and glitches dot com they include free customization
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now i know what you’re wondering if you’re actually watching this hey you know you keep saying i can use the code muddy tumbler for 10 off but is that
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true uh no uh currently that
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has but we do know that in the past uh people just kept putting it in and
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eventually they brought it back for a while but don’t do that uh we will need to update
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this because it doesn’t they don’t do that but what they do is free customization which is insane
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they will customize it fully however you want and when i say they will customize it fully look at this thing look at all
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the stuff that’s on this this is not something they just have available like they made this custom um
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uh
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[Music] john morrissey owner of defy the power has given 30 minutes
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and is that reactivate or deactivate i don’t know deactivate was so much
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funnier deactivate would be funny um you would no you would not get 10 off your bid um
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steven um current high bid by the way is uh 110 uh if you’d like to i’ve been told we
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need to verify these are real signatures we are the people i signed it like this is our signature
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so yes we are verifying react so give give uh give defy the power about 30 minutes
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pretty much the end of this episode give them till the end of this episode and then you can use money tumbler and get 10 off because we’re just too lazy to
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change our graphic um so our latest that’s what we do we just are too lazy to change graphics so you
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guys win in the long run you win our laziness benefits you uh
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that’s the power of uh of muddy waters media but yeah defy the power and stitches and glitches.com the best
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tumblers out there including the one we’re bidding getting bids for right now
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and uh i don’t have the graphic for the other
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thing crap hey so i’ll just say it joe soloski is
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running for governor of pennsylvania joe salaski says that he’s the key to pennsylvania’s success and if you’d like to help him run for governor go to
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joesalowski.com that’s j-o-e-s-o-l-o-s-k-i dot com and we will soon have a graphic
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that will show that yes
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yes so how was your weekend my weekend was good i uh was
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uh not as fun as yours i caught up on work i didn’t go anywhere i actually i
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had a date night with tasha that was fun we went to a fondue place that was nice
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sounds fun just go ahead and talk about your weekend so yeah i went to the um
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guns cookout and shooting event that the county libertarians were having uh with
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uh our good friends jovid kovid botham and uh adam the freeman
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and we met up with anthony welty and uh like just everybody from polk county whose
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names i learned that day and i don’t remember all of them there was like nine tens there were like nine tens there i
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remember that um welcome to my world hey you know that’s why i don’t run for
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office and i chance exactly that’s on the internet that’s a good point
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but uh yeah we uh it was a great time fun was had by all um i saw one of the
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most interesting debates there that i have seen in my entire life
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and this debate took place between a grown adult
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and however old anthony welty’s son is oh i think he’s like six or uh seven
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eight something like that he’s he’s young i think i think he’s younger i think he’s only like five or six yeah he
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might be i think yeah yeah i don’t i have no idea um but um the grown adult
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was debating with this child over whether or not
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superman was a good guy or a bad guy wow because of the loss of life that
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superman caused trying to stop whatever
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to which anthony welty’s wise beyond his age years
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he said my grandpa is the biggest superman fan
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and he says he’s a good guy so you’re wrong and i was like you can’t disagree with this that
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great argument opinion invalid
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i’m sorry my grandfather told me this and he is right and you
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crazy person are wrong i’ve met my grandfather i’ve spent time with my
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grandfather i’ve broken bread with my grandfather you sir are know my grandfather
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and that’s the end of that conversation uh
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that was a reference to a 1992 debate yes or 1988
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1980 yeah that was 88 yeah because that was dan quayle he’s like oh he’s not going to be vice president now
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and al gore did not say that no it was um
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it was whoever dirk and michael yeah dukakis
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now i need to know who that was dukakis vp
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i care about vp picks good time was uh yeah lloyd bennett time was head
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yes good time was had by all the food was
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amazing uh they throw it they throw a good party out there in the sticks here in uh florida and uh you know hopefully
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they have another one looking forward to going back out and hopefully uh everybody has just as good of a time if
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not well if not better even better even better
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even better hopefully the police don’t come and take pictures of all of our license plates um
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even better like i said even better even better than last time even better uh speaking of even better
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i know something that’s even better than coffee this is the uh the segment that we have
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called the mud water mushroom coffee replacement cacao rapid fire segment
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brought to you by mud water i know what you’re thinking folks spike
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matt i am sick of coffee boy what a day i’ve had
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i was so busy i didn’t have a time to look up a really long
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joke so anyway i don’t like coffee i’m sick of it i’ve been drinking it and i don’t want to drink it anymore instead
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of coffee i’d like to have oh i don’t know masala chai cacao mushrooms turmeric sea salt cinnamon and literally
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nothing else well folks i have some fantastic news for you we have exactly all of that in this
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little tin here that’s uh on this picture if you’re watching this and if you’re not watching this there’s a picture of a tin
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uh and it’s called mud water and it is a combination of those ingredients um
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if you’re wondering what it tastes like it tastes like those ingredients except all together at once so i would
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definitely invest in some honey um but if you want to uh try something that’s much better for you
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than coffee then go to uh muddywaters of freedom.com mud and get your starter pack today mud
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ready for the day like this but not so
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wrecked at the end of the day and suffering later on from high blood pressure and heart disease like this
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i suffered long term but yeah i’m like mad
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waters of freedom.com mud and getting your starter pack matt
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yes so starting out we’re gonna take a trip in the wayback machine
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[Music] it was a warm
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september or october day in orlando yes back in 2020 when spike had come down
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and we did our first show together in person wow was that that was our first
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in-person show that was our and that was the day that this happened um oh wow
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yeah because we were asked if we’re going to talk about it and i said and i said no because i was driving when the news broke so i didn’t have time to
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verify anything um well which is good it was russian propaganda
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it was russian well well it wasn’t uh but shortly after that we
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started doing our due diligence as we are as legitimate journalists
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on the internet um and the news of hunter biden’s laptop
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was spreading amongst the internet for as long as it possibly could before
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it was quashed by every social media site out there uh and people were
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banned and kicked off and shadow banned and told that they can’t post that because it’s russian propaganda the
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mainstream media was saying the exact same thing and even though
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one of us not gonna name names on who was doing this was doing deep dives and saw videos of
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somebody who looked an awful lot like hunter biden smoking crack and getting foot jobs
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yep that’s you heard right foot jobs um and if you but if we talked about it we
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were accused of russian propaganda and uh spreading misinformation and yes
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told we would be kicked off the internet if we continued well
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year and a half later we have vindication because the new york times who said that
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it couldn’t be confirmed the authenticity of the laptop couldn’t be confirmed and that it was probably
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russian propaganda has now authenticated that that laptop belongs
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to one hunter biden
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so to anybody out there who still watches us
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who accused us of russian propaganda that they’re not watching and there are many
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no no and there are many of you in the libertarian party um
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i await your apologies yeah and i will accept them with a plum
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now does this mean because this laptop has been authenticated does this mean that hunter biden had sex with malia
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obama no wait what no
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was that was that one of the one of the the things that was being said that he had sex from the leo obama
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there is a video that i may or may not have seen
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that really draws it into question whether or not that’s true but you don’t
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get a really good shot at her face so um
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so probably not i hate to admit the fact that i could probably pick out hunter biden’s peep from a lineup uh because
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i’ve seen a lot of it um that does not mean that but what it does
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mean is that every single person in the media and every single person
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every single person in the media uh every single person in social media
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blocked a completely true story from the view of america
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and banned people for sharing it talking about it meaning it um and now we’ll
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have absolutely no repercussions for their lack of reporting and and their
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lack of actions or their overuse of actions i guess and it will
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just embolden them to do it again forcing one matt right to look at that
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over and over and over again no look i i this is
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anyone who hears something and says this is wrong people shouldn’t be sharing this it’s
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not true the government should do something about this even if that thing isn’t true what happens is when you
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give government and demand that corporate media uses the power to ban
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and suppress misinformation disinformation and lies
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they’re gonna use it for anything they don’t like to and it’s likely they won’t even use it
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for actual misinformation if they agree with the the uh conclusion of that
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misinformation or the the the narrative that it helps drive so you’re just
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giving them power to say things that are uncomfortable like
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for example that hunter biden left his laptop at a delaware
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computer repair shop never picked it up and that the computer
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repair shop owner ended up sharing it with the media
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and rudy giuliani turns out that’s true and i don’t know maybe all the pictures
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that were obviously of hunter biden and the videos that matt can tell you uh were absolutely of hunter biden
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maybe that was a tip-off that it was real
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yep yep there are images i remember when i was a child
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not even a child i was a teenager and my parents
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warned me that because i always wanted to watch movies i wasn’t supposed to watch
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and you know like i’m not like i’m not talking porn here i’m talking like you know
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desperado like kind of stuff yeah right yeah rated r with with more than
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just language um my mom’s told me
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when you watch those for the first time those images are going to be burned into your
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head forever and most of those movies that i saw back then i don’t really remember that well
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yeah but the hunter biden videos that i watched
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so i could report on them to our wonderful beautiful followers and fans
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those are always gonna be here i can’t get rid of those they are my
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nightmares that is how dedicated to journalism matt
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wright is that one of them here for the true remaining thoughts as he clings to life
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in his deathbeds 60 years from now and he’s talking
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he’s laying with his loving family his children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren and saying oh all i
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think in these final moments are all the great memories i had oh damn it hunter
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bite and then dies he did that for you
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that right sacrifice good job from a prostitute now apparently allegedly i don’t know i’m not going to say this
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definitively there are two other laptops
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[Music] i’m not going to say there was an exchange of cash uh but uh
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that’s that’s all i’m saying i didn’t have to watch all of the video i guess i could have stopped um
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but apparently there are two other laptops out there uh one of them
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that’s why he’s confirming this one because he doesn’t want it out that the other two are out there um like
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apparently one of them allegedly has been picked up by russia and they’re blackmailing him
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oh god and uh there’s another one that’s out there
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that somebody i don’t know like apparently there are three laptops of hunter biden’s and joe biden you should
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just be like look you need this no no more only desktops only desktops for you hunter yes
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that have been locked and chained to the wall like like back in the day at school where like they’d
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have it like right you know bolted in so you couldn’t get only bolted computers with no internet cafes where they built
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the monitor into the wall yeah yeah the hunter biden if you’re just a
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desk under the age of 30 and don’t know what an internet cafe is
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high-speed internet wasn’t in everybody’s house 20 years ago yeah and you would speak in a coffee shop
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low speed was yeah and uh yeah and you would go to coffee shops and pay
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exorbitant rates to be on the internet for you know a while and then they would get mad at you for
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downloading things on napster um wow
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yeah so soon uh until matt wright has a chance to peruse the contents of the the
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other two laptops we’ll just have to stick to these two uh this first one uh speaking of something that just won’t
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leave your brain no matter how much you want the house of representatives is just
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awful awful just
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awful after the senate voted unanimously
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unanimously to finally rid us
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of the backwards archaic
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practice of having us lose an hour of sleep
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every spring
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the house is balking and say that
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and they are going to make it where we’re going to have to keep doing this stupid thing
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along with probably other many stupid things um but specifically this stupid thing but
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but specifically this stupid thing because they want us to change time in order to make more time
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because that makes sense in a day that is 24 hours long yep yep we’re gonna take a cup of water
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out of this end of the pool and we’re gonna toss it over or behind our backs into this end of the pool thereby
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creating water we’re gonna cut a foot off the top of this blanket
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and we’re gonna sew it to the bottom of the blanket to make the blanket longer
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unlimited blanket so just go on forever
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i love that you you mentioned this in the notes not only was this a stupid policy that
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was created for the purpose of saving oil in world war one
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and it’s not proven that that actually helped with that all of this is based
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a lot of people think that this was like an idea by ben franklin it was a joke
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by ben franklin it was something he jokingly suggested
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and we’re doing it
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and no one wants to do it but we keep doing so
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yeah no and uh god seattle’s the congress
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person from seattle um i don’t remember that person’s name uh said i’m having a
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lot of mixed uh a lot of mixed reception to this from
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my constituents and i’m thinking you liar
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you are lying you weren’t you are absolutely lying there is no
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mixed anything about this everybody wants to be in this well our kids might be going to school
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in the dark at nine o’clock in the morning okay
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so what they’re walking home at the dark in the dark at four
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okay here are some of the other things that he recommended
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[Music] okay who hold on uh uh ben franklin in his satirical
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letter he proposed a tax on every window
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he also they kind of do that now
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well yeah but oh god they’re doing that too i was like they do that when they give
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you a tax break if you have the high energy windows he proposed literally taxing other windows higher
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he proposed having the police stand guard at shops
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to prevent any families from buying more than one pound of candles per week
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he also that happened with toilet paper
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oh no he also oh god is this like oh no okay so uh
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he he brought i haven’t read this letter by the way he also proposed that the police
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uh stop uh all vehicles that would pass the streets after some sunset unless they
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were precision surge oh no he just described lockdown yep
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all right his fourth suggestion every morning as soon as the sun rises
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let all the bells in every church be set ringing and if that’s not sufficient let all the
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cannons be fired in every street to wake their sluggards effectually and
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make them open their eyes to see their true interest this
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that part doesn’t isn’t i guess that’s well but if they did they’d be protected by qualified immunity because ben
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franklin told them to but this was a joke letter that he wrote to
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the french
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now what i will say about that letter that is the letter that does
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have the idiom early to bed early to rise makes them unhealthy wealthy and wise that is in
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that letter and because people have taken that and used it as a teaching tool
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they forgot that the rest of it was satirical and a joke
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and so they made it policy and like there’s there’s studies that have shown that anytime that during daylight
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savings time or daylight standard time whatever it is where it goes back to the normal that uh
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there’s an increase in suicides heart attacks fatal car
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accidents it screws up everyone’s day there’s higher rates of depression like
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it there are some people that are hanging on by a thread and saying hey she’s lost an hour now here’s an extra hour like it
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it does mess with people completely unnecessarily like there’s no good that comes from it
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so the senate said okay we’ll just make daylight savings time permanent it’s now bright all the it’s not we’re not gonna
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have any more dark afternoons and everyone was like yay and then the and then congress says well hey hear us
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out how about you keep suffering for no reason because of a joke by ben franklin
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now speaking of a joke by
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well so there’s a new variant of covid spreading across the u.s matt
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yes there is it is called ba.2
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that’s not a typo that is that’s ba.2
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yes now what we are told based on
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recent increases in england what we are told
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is that ba.2 is more infectious than the original
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omicron variant but less lethal shocking
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but here at muddy vloggers we believe this is probably
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the most dangerous variant of all the covets this is going to be the one that gets us
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all possibly [Music] likely
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likely likely this is the most dangerous one and you’re probably sitting there going
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matt spike come on [Music]
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come on even though they are saying that this is 50 to 60 percent higher
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uh in infection rate than the original omicron um and will surely
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most definitely become the dominant strain but is
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way less lethal how could you possibly think that this is the most dangerous strain out there
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and the answer is very simple one reason one reason because fauci has told us not to worry
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about this strain and saying he doesn’t think we will see a surge here in the united states
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and because of how poor his track record is i’m actually a little nervous yeah
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i feel like the the um i feel like the corgi puppy being put in
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the thing with the gnats on my head there’s a beagle
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but i say corgi beagle i meant beagle but i said corgi that’s not a chord they wouldn’t do that to a corgi that’s
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disgusting um yeah
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i’d feel a lot better if fauchi were like telling us the sky was falling this scares me
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yeah it’s i read at first he was like we may need to have lockdowns again and mass
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mandates across the united states and i was like oh oh that’s
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that’s pretty good i was like yeah that makes me feel good means nothing’s gonna happen and then he
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goes actually i don’t believe that we’re going to have to worry about any of this and i win
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that’s we may that’s not good we may all
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die yeah no it’s bad i now the crazy thing here is
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neither matt nor i are medical experts we’re certainly not virologists or
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epidemiologists no a brief perusal of the history of how
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infectious diseases infectious viruses go is that they typically not always but typically
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mutate to become more transmissible but less deadly over time
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because viruses want to endlessly replicate and mutate and the best way for them to do that
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is to not really hurt and we’ve talked about this multiple times on the show the best way for them to do that is to
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not really hurt their host that much just have them a little sniffly in coffee so they can spread it out there
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while they’re walking around feeling otherwise great right think of like a time that you’ve
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had like a mild cold or your sinuses are acting up and you’re sniffing you might
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be coughing a little clearing your throat you know rubbing your nose that kind of stuff but
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you’re out doing everything because you feel fine and if you have a cold
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while you’re not really thinking about it what you’re doing is spreading a virus that is constantly mutating and is going
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around and infecting other people who also feel mostly okay and go around and
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spread it and the thing is viruses aren’t trying to build a massive body count they’re just tr actually they are
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a massive body count of virus of their of the viruses that they’re replicating they aren’t worried about making you
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sick much less killing you the making you sick and killing you is actually an effect of either it causing damage to your body
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that it doesn’t really want to do uh or your body your immune system reacting to it and having a having an
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immune reaction that causes you to uh get sick or have a severe illness or die
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or a combination of those things it doesn’t actually want to do that like that’s not its primary concern its
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primary concern is getting your body just worked up enough where you cough and sneeze to try to get rid of it and
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it spreads it looks with each new variant like that’s what it’s trying to do
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it’s trying to just become transmissible
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easily inescapably transmissible
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but also not really that severe good
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that’s good we we should want that we should want this virus to become something that we don’t have to worry
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about any more than cold or flu and it’s getting there
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like this last time around the problem wasn’t that there was this huge body count the problem was all these people
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being sick at the same time and the even worse and even worse uh
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strains on the labor pool that that created that was actually the biggest concern people had which is why the cdc
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was telling people yeah after five days just go back to work if you’re not feeling that bad just go back to work you might even still be able to spread
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it but just go back to work like we need people to go back to work so that’s a major shift
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where they’re like yeah you might get it you might not get it just you know try not to let it affect your life too much which is literally what we’ve been
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saying for two years
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good god we have been saying that for two years two years if you feel sick
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stay home if you don’t feel sick then
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decide for yourself what you want to do right live your life however you want
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if you feel sick stay home and then the cdc goes and says yeah
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actually yeah if you want our advice you should probably stay home for five days make
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sure it’s not you don’t get too sick uh and that’s when you’re the most contagious is during that time but
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you’ll be largely less contagious at day six and moving on from there and if you
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still feel sick then stay home because why would you go out if you don’t feel sick but after that you should be okay
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yeah you’ll probably still be able to spread it to people but they’re gonna get it anyway that was the
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other thing that was incredible was that they really just made peace with the fact when it came to omicron that yeah you were going to get it
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like i didn’t get it for two years that we know of then i got it because everyone got this
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one that got it too uh after he gave it to me
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nope or i gave it to him we’re not yep we’re not clear on that it’s about it’s
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it probably i probably gave it to him but in my defense he tried to poison me
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with gluten so i did you try to poison me i give you covey okay
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them is the brakes um jessica mitchell says it’s only been
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15 days guys since this all started it hasn’t been two years and if you go by
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the certain sect of christianity where they believe we’re
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still in the seventh day of creation
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you haven’t heard this no god yeah because it because it says at
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the first day he did this second day he did this and on the seventh day he rested but never says that the seventh day ended
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so they think we’re still in the seventh day uh technically we’re still on day one if you go by that
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i don’t like that that’s not good at all
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i don’t like a lot of what comes out of a lot of those people’s mouths that’s true that’s a good point i mean
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i i like the theory that the earth’s only like 6 000 years old i’m not sure how i feel about the day
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we’re still on week one although that makes 14 days to slow the spread sound horrifying
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terrifying because it’s been that was the one if not way more like if it’s only 6 000 years
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that we’ve been here and that’s still day one
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yeah it could be yeah charlotte ray allen says uh that is that
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the seventh day adventists and that might be who that is sure [Music]
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yes i don’t know uh speaking of
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cults you can buy this tumbler
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you could oh yeah speaking of cults join the cult of muddy waters media we won’t
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try to sell you on some cockamamie young earth creationism story but what we will do
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is charge you as much money as you’d like to spend for this tumbler this beautiful
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custom muddied water tumbler made by stitches and glitches and defy the power
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and it is it keeps your if you put something cold in here you put it here
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on this table desk it’s a desk and then you pick it back up and you go
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my god it’s the same freaking temperature it was hours ago
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and then the next day you put in something hot like for example mud water
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doing cross promotion and then you you take that mud water and you stick it right there on this side table and you
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go about your day filled with 1 7 of the caffeine of a cup
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of coffee and you come back to get the rest of it and you go my god this thing is still as
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hot as it was the day i put that mud water in here what sorcery is this well
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the sorcery is in the technology behind the stitches and glitches defy the power tumbler and
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i’m not even going to try to explain it to you but it’s really good but what also has what also has this
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comes the sentence also this has what was i trying to say also
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what this tumblr also has there you go there’s a word a sentence uh it also has
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our signatures on it and not only is it signed but you can’t get rid of it it’s epoxy
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coated i can sit here and try to do that all day long nothing is
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going to happen much like now it has spiked saliva on it too i didn’t actually touch my hands just
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now that was all cinema magic there and uh so you can do
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that it doesn’t matter because this has been epoxy coated you can watch this a million bazillion times and our
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signatures will remain on it and it’s got our logo it’s got this here it’s got
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the birdie on it and it’s got were we saying what’s on the bottom no
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no not yet it’s got something on the bottom but we’ll never what we’ll tell you later
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i’ll tell you what mine has which isn’t what that one has mine says uh oh yeah mine’s great
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my mine’s actually the greatest one out there that’s not true
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that’s not true i actually forgot my dad on the bottom yeah mine yeah if you’re listening on
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audio thank you for being a regular audio listener uh it says spike talks too much
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which is not true at all i barely talk at all they call me the quiet man i like
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to sit back and let others talk i’m more of a listener than a talker i’m a man of few words why i say i remember you’re
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like do you remember your like eighth ninth episode where you were eating rice like
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a prisoner and you’re like scooping it in the entire episode was
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which who talks more you or your wife yes
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yes and she she everyone said it was her well most people
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the majority of them yeah the majority people said she talks more so yes put that on a sticker
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anyway we’re auctioning off this tumbler and currently the high bid i believe was
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uh was that still 110 110 is the highest on this tumbler
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110 110 some of these have sold for as much
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as five six hundred dollars seven seven hundred dollars
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this one currently at 110. so get your bids in because this thing is going
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to the moon where this is this is b get diamond hands
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get diamond hands with this
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i don’t know what you’re referencing uh it’s not paper hands it’s diamond hands
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be sure to hot all this buy it and then wait for it to gain in value
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after one of us becomes president
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current bids 110 uh so we will revisit throughout the
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show and uh we will let you know
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who the highest bidder is later on um but be sure to huddle
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speaking of which speaking of hodling you know what i like to huddle deep and
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muddy zoom with me matt wright jason lyon and the rest of the money crew now like trump was there the eskimo
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libertarian was there and no that’s not defensive thing to say that’s literally what she is so don’t get mad at me
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because someone did recently when i said that it’s an inuit and i said no it’s not an inuit
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that’s what i thought too lady but you’re wrong
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i know an eskimo and she literally told me that and that means you’re wrong i’m
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using the uh i’m using the anthony welty’s son argument
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whoa my grandpa was an eskimo so
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his grandfather was not superman oh my grandfather is a big fan of
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nope nope yeah and we’re going to play these and then
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we respond to them oh we have a few of them uh here a couple from the midwest guy one
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from tom arnold and then one from billy pierce so here is the first one
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by a midwest guy there matt and spike it’s your
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favorite midwest guy calling it on the chris reynolds attorney law anchor calling moment how are you guys doing today
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i hope it’s good i was just calling in to uh ask you guys about uh the libertarian party convention at texas i
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heard um or they originally invited some uh some socialist guy named uh
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is it vash or vaushado and i’m not sure but uh yeah i was just wondering what
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you thought about that and uh about that guy i heard a lot of a lot of crazy things so yeah i would love to hear what
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you got to say there first of all
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jacob labelle is going to be very disappointed to hear
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you say that you believe that you are our favorite
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midwest guy he’ll fight you
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i don’t want to have another nice off on this pro it was awkward yeah it was
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really weird that was so awkward i didn’t know
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um uh but i have no idea who this bosch guy is i don’t care about things that yeah i
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haven’t really heard much about it either so here here’s here’s the situation
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with texas because there’s been a lot of misinformation about what happened there are some people who are under the
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impression that i forced the libertarian party of texas
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to disinvite vosh and i believe it is vosh i i don’t know if it’s bosh valshar but i believe it’s posh and there’s this
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uh it’s misinformation from russia that says that i went and told them they had
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to disinvite vosh that’s not true they were already in the process of
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disinviting vosh i let them know that i didn’t want to be a part of any event that also had vosh as a headliner in it
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and they said oh okay well we’re already disinviting him but we’ll keep that in mind and i said okay well again whatever
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choice you make is fine i just i i don’t want to be involved with him and they said okay and then they disinvited him
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having already started the process of doing that and of course anyone who works within the libertarian party or any political party or any real
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committee knows that stuff just moved slowly it took them like a week to do it from when they decided they wanted to do
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it they never had a contract with them it was all sort of uh you know handshake stuff and they disinvited them and that
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was the end of that uh without going into too much detail uh vosh has
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said some pretty cringy stuff about pedophilia child pornography bestiality
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a lot of stuff but we’ll just focus on the pedophilia for example in the child porn
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it is possible that he is just uh someone who is addicted to terrible
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hills to die on uh it is also possible that it’s something worse i don’t really care uh
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when you find yourself consistently defending child
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adult sex relationships i don’t want to have anything to do with you
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you can say that stuff over there in that corner you can have a seat at
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i don’t really just it’s not i don’t there i have a very few things that i
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just don’t want to be involved in that is one of them and uh so the idea was that he was going to debate uh hannah
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cox about libertarian about libertarian socialism versus libertarian capitalism
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great if you invite someone who says stuff like that and then don’t even challenge
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him on that thing he said then you’re kind of implicitly saying
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you agree with it or just don’t think it’s a big of enough deal to bring up i’m saying i didn’t even want him there or i didn’t even want to be there if
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he’s there as a headliner i can’t control if he shows up at an event or something like that but they had
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graphics with his face and my face and other people and i’m like no i don’t want that so i just let them know that i
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didn’t want to be a part of it um if he was on it but they were already they were already in the process of removing
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them and that’s fantastic um adam waig says and that is the quality i
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appreciate about you the most well thank you my lack of support for pedophilia uh
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is definitely also one of my favorite qualities thank you um i i i it’s one of my top five of my personal
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favorite qualities about myself um but that was pretty much what happened there uh it turned into
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people who were saying spike is a you know he he the lp texas wanted a
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pedophile and he forced him to get no um and then uh
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and then uh then people who were in favor of bosh coming said oh spike is
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you know uh he only had him removed which again i didn’t he only had him removed because he was a socialist no i
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actually think it would be interesting to have a debate between libertarian socialism and libertarian capitalism just not with him
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and so that was that but uh so that’s what happened there
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so here’s another one again i had no idea because i don’t care
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yeah yeah it’s probably the better position to take it’s one of those just blissfully
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unaware of things here’s another one from the midwest we got a few from midwest guy hey there matt this is
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midwest guy calling in on the chris reynolds attorney at law anchor calling moment dm
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you know this this time i wanted to call in because i i was listening to uh mr
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mr uh america the beard of truth uh he had uh he had on one of the
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elected libertarians and um you know i was just kind of wondering like
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you know when when libertarians are are elected and they’re having to deal with this you know having to deal with uh the
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state and having to deal with you know uh public property or like public um
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goods or you know whatever the state’s um doing i guess
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you know it’s probably not always like the most practical thing to just you know abolish the position that you got
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elected to i guess or you know most people wouldn’t like that so i just wanted we have to deal with these kinds of things what are the
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best approaches for libertarians now so the person you are referring to i
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believe is andy kennedy yes
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andy kennedy and he is from new mexico and he was elected to [Music]
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the soil commissioner water commissioner something commissioner i don’t
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yeah i don’t remember which commissioner he was um and
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andy and he’s a great guy and i’m certain that he is doing a great job in whatever commission he’s doing um
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central valley soil and water conservation board supervisor
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yep um i don’t know what that is i watched a little bit of that show and it was great but i was at work so i couldn’t
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watch the entire thing um but um
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there isn’t a there was an elected libertarian this is to the second part of your
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question where you said uh it wouldn’t doesn’t seem like it would behoove them
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to uh not fund their positions and there was an elected libertarian who i believe
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was this sasha cohen who did that he was elected to the library
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no richard manzo was that richard mann okay richard manzo
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um richard manzo he was elected to to be like head of the libraries and the
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first thing he did was to defund the libraries he shut down effectively
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shut down all the libraries effectively ending his position
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uh well no his position still existed and i believe he got reelected to it
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oh did it yeah [Music]
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so wow uh that i mean but that’s that’s government for you they’re like well there’s no
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more libraries but we’re gonna reelect this position we’re gonna keep it well it which means that the taxpayers
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were saying we’d prefer to elect the guy who makes sure that the library doesn’t reopen
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so the which really goes to i guess the root of the question which
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is libertarians should do what they promised they would do whatever that is so if someone came in and said i’m a
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libertarian and i’m running because we need to start dismantling and shutting down all these things and privatizing
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everything then you should try your best in your position to do that if you run because you said i think that we should
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have a minimal night watchman state who only exists to protect the lives and rights
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and property of the people they’re in then they should do that if they come in and say i’m just trying to reform this
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this this and this and these are my goals for now and then once we’ve accomplished those then we’ll figure out what the next set of goals are then they
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should do that you know it really comes down to what that particular libertarian
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what they promised and what they ran on with the understanding that they aren’t dictators uh and in many of these
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positions they can’t just snap their fingers and make their will happen as i just did with my background change
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but they what they can possibly do if if if they’re running like to be on on city council or something like that uh then
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that was it was not a coincidence that that happened uh if they’re on a city council and they’re
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one of you know however many votes then they vote consistently on what it is they said they were going to do and if
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it’s successful great and if it’s not successful great but they were consistent in what they said they would do so i think it really should just be
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whatever they ran on do that to the best of the ability do that thing whatever
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that is all right here is another one from midwest guy
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hey this is midwest guy again so i had my buddy over this weekend and he was telling me that he’s not a
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libertarian but that he’s uh fiscally conservative and socially liberal and
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you know so i try to convince him you know i think you’re i think you’re probably libertarian right and
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you know it just didn’t really work out and uh so i was just kind of wondering what do you guys say to someone like
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that you know what what are the kind of things that you know help people like that kind of you know sort of realize that maybe you
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know voting for for uh republicans or democrats doesn’t really work out too well in their favor
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and and you know maybe voting for uh someone else or someone more libertarian would be a little better for them
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well there’s there’s two parts to the question is is someone a libertarian like philosophically because
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libertarianism is not being a member of the libertarian party and voting libertarian you can be a
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libertarian who does that for that matter you can be someone who’s not a libertarian who does that or you can be a libertarian who doesn’t do that
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libertarianism is a is a an ethos and a philosophy about the rights and autonomy of individuals
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and to what extent that they what interaction there should be between them and government if any
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um and that’s that’s libertarianism um so i mean to the question of
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who they should vote for i tell people listen libertarian not libertarian green party whatever
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if you continue to throw away your vote to waste your vote by voting for the people who created the mess that we’re
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in in the vain hope that this time they’re not lying
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and that if you don’t vote for this one you’re going to get the other one that they work with every day to make your
1:08:51
life harder why bother voting
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you already know what that vote’s going to bring either vote for something different
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something that aligns more with your beliefs and actually is proposing something different than the mess the
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same thing that got us into the mess that we’re in or don’t vote philosophically if someone’s fiscally
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conservative socially liberal they might be a libertarian they might support our
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beliefs or they may just agree with us on certain things they might just be someone who’s more fiscally conservative
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and socially liberal and that’s fine as well maybe they just agree with us on some things um
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that’s okay too um really it comes down to more so than what they think about fiscal or social
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policy is what do you think matters more the
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rights of the individual or a perceived
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common good or greater good as defined by people that are in power and if the
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answer is the individual then they’re probably more libertarian than they are not libertarian
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yeah and i’ve heard a lot of people over the years say that they were fiscally conservative and socially liberal
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um and they were when it came to issues that they cared about
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they didn’t think that we should spend money on you know x y and z but uh they thought
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that we should have a huge military yeah and we should be just expanding our military uh with the money that we’re
1:10:27
saving from x y and z um or uh you know they thought that we should
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be cutting down on the military but we should be spending more money on
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government-funded healthcare right so it kind of depends on what their
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definition of those two terms are so
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just because somebody says that they are fiscally conservative and socially liberal does not make them a libertarian
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it depends on what the definitions they are using for both of those are uh
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yeah so i mean it would kind of depend and you would have to know more and i’m certain you do know more we would have
1:11:09
to know more on what his positions are on things and it could be that he just
1:11:14
he grew up as a democrat or a republican um and as he’s gotten older he’s kind of
1:11:22
started noticing okay well this doesn’t make sense this doesn’t make sense and he might just need that last final push
1:11:28
uh and in that case let’s go back to what spike said yeah absolutely absolutely there is also
1:11:34
a difference between socially liberal and socially progressive so for example a social liberal is someone who says as
1:11:41
long as you’re not hurting anyone else i don’t really care what you do a social progressive will say as long as
1:11:48
you are doing what i believe is uh is not hurting anyone else then i
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then i’m okay with you doing it but there are many many other there are many many opinions you can have that i think
1:12:01
are harmful to the greater good or to someone else’s feelings and therefore you shouldn’t be allowed to do it not
1:12:08
just i’m going to call you a bad person or not want to be involved with you which is fine that’s their right but
1:12:13
also i’m going to like you should be punished and not allowed to have this opinion uh so no i
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mean again like matt said there are a lot of people calling themselves socially liberal fiscally conservative whatever
1:12:26
are they really uh or are they maybe just centrist which again that’s they have the right to be
1:12:31
that but that’s not libertarianism libertarianism is not moderate centrism
1:12:36
i know a lot of republicans they call themselves fiscally conservative but would strip all government spending and put it
1:12:44
all into the military which does the exact same thing as far as our deck goes
1:12:50
yep exactly all right here is the last one from midwest guy and then we got two
1:12:56
others from others after that it’s midwest guy again i got another
1:13:02
another question for you guys it’s been a you know kind of a long weekend lots of libertarian thoughts here but uh
1:13:09
so as i was wondering you know a lot of my friends they kind of have this sort of perception over
1:13:14
libertarians that is not so positive you know they um
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they think that libertarians are are like you know they just want to
1:13:25
lower the age of consent because they’re pedophiles or you know they just they just don’t like driver’s licenses or
1:13:32
because they want to drive drunk or i don’t know whatever the hell they get all kinds of stupid things they say and
1:13:38
you know i i really struggled to find the words to tell them that that’s not really what it’s about
1:13:43
but at the same time like you know from a principal position like sure you know those are kind of the things you do but
1:13:49
yeah i don’t know so how can i talk to these guys and show them that you know libertarians aren’t pedophiles and that
1:13:55
they’re you know actually really carrying good people so one of the ago
1:14:01
so first what i recommend is uh try your absolute hardest
1:14:06
um good luck uh to have them not visit any libertarian
1:14:12
facebook groups pages or any twitter
1:14:18
battles going on between any libertarians try your hardest to have that happen uh because
1:14:24
that is the that is the muck in the mire of the libertarian party right there uh just
1:14:30
people consistently arguing
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over that dumb [ __ ] um yeah so
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the vast majority the vast majority of libertarians um
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want to protect kids like vast
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vast majority want to protect kids um and the
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also the vast majority don’t think we need driver’s license this is i am in that group i don’t think i need
1:15:07
a license to drive what is rightfully mine um that i purchased uh but
1:15:13
what you want to do what you want to do is talk to them about individual responsibility about
1:15:19
individual freedom and ask them you know would you be able to do this without
1:15:25
government would you be able to cut hair without government and they would say well no i need a license but why do you
1:15:31
need the license um and well that way they know that i’m not
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cutting hair without a license and then eventually they get to the point where yeah i guess you don’t need that and
1:15:43
then it’s like yes and then you have to do a good job or else you are going to lose all of your business um
1:15:49
and you just have to keep you have to hit them on issues like that issues that are going to be important to
1:15:55
them um and that comes with knowing who your audience is and whether or not the
1:16:00
person you are talk what issues are important to the person you are talking to so uh knowing that and
1:16:09
talking to them about how all libertarians care about individual
1:16:15
liberties and they just want to see you be able to live a freer life without government oversight
1:16:22
that is how you bring them in you say okay what if you could go hunting uh without a license what if you could
1:16:28
go fishing on sundays in june without a license what if you
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lived in georgia i think they still can’t buy alcohol on sundays and could buy alcohol on sundays um
1:16:41
why you know why do you need to have these regulations telling you when you can do it when you cannot do it um
1:16:48
that’s how you start getting people in is they say yeah we don’t need the government telling us these things
1:16:55
exactly i i the one thing i want to say on this is i’ve started and maybe it’s just i’ve
1:17:01
gotten more persnickety in my older age but if i say people um should be free to
1:17:08
pursue their lives and the first thing someone starts bringing up is child abuse and pedophilia and murder and and
1:17:14
uh and and drunk driving and and rape and and all that and i i i’ve
1:17:21
started asking if i brought up living your life as you see fit and the first things that popped
1:17:27
into your head were all these terrible abusive toxic harmful things
1:17:34
is government the only thing stopping you from doing that i i increasingly because that’s not what
1:17:42
i think like when when when i think of freedom i think of like
1:17:47
if my doctor says cannabis would be the most helpful treatment for something
1:17:53
that i would be able to do that and not worry about going to jail which can happen in
1:17:59
south carolina where i live or if i am in love as an adult with another animal
1:18:05
florida though no not in florida not in florida and or if i uh want to have a certain
1:18:12
firearm to protect myself and my loved ones that’s none of government’s business at
1:18:17
no point do i think man maybe i could rape people and i just i i
1:18:23
i will say i feel like there’s some projection that happens and so i’ve started kind of challenging people on
1:18:29
this like why do you think that the first thing you went to was pedophilia or drunken driving or or or rape or
1:18:36
murder like have a seat over here for a minute we’re going to have a talk about this and to he didn’t like he he said driving
1:18:44
without a license not needing driver’s licenses and i get that because why do you have to pay to get a license in
1:18:50
order to drive a car that you have to pay to get the tags on in order that you already paid
1:18:56
for the car like why do you have to keep paying the government for a right to drive these things and i
1:19:01
get that that i get and yes the libertarians for the most part don’t want those things
1:19:08
um but yeah if if um
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if you’re not gonna murder only because there’s a law saying you
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can’t you have other issues that you kind of need to worry about
1:19:28
like oh man i really wish i could go out and kill 15 people today but there’s a law against it like then
1:19:37
you’re not a libertarian um and oh we forgot i mean the fun the fundamental thing uh about
1:19:43
libertarianism is the non-aggression principle
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you’re not going to aggress on other people exactly
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so if you’re living by those tenants and you understand those tenants and you
1:20:00
know that the uh and you don’t need a government to tell you that you shouldn’t rape that
1:20:05
you shouldn’t kill that you shouldn’t steal that you shouldn’t um
1:20:11
vandalize that you shouldn’t destroy somebody’s private property that you shouldn’t uh
1:20:17
key somebody’s card just because they won’t answer the door uh when you knock
1:20:23
that’s a personal one though um then you’re not gonna understand
1:20:28
libertarians no no and that’s the thing and and we can it you know immediately go into that
1:20:35
with telling people like the base of libertarianism is not aggression so no under any libertarian
1:20:42
order whether it’s under a minimal government under a private law society whatever people being victimized is not
1:20:49
going to be tolerated and is going to be the one thing that they actually focus on instead of all these victimless crime
1:20:56
laws or using the police or or security to raise revenue uh and give people a
1:21:01
hard time because their their blinker isn’t working or they’re not wearing their seat belt or helmet or something like that they’re actually going to
1:21:07
focus on protecting people from being victimized and punishing people who victimize others
1:21:15
we just think government’s a terrible way to do that or if government is going to do it it
1:21:21
should only be doing that and should be held accountable when it doesn’t do it or when it does a bad job of that that’s
1:21:26
libertarianism whether it’s minarchism anarchism whatever that’s what libertarianism is and i again i i’m
1:21:32
having this right now uh you know i put up a tweet and a post earlier saying uh i really trust parents more than
1:21:38
government to decide what kind of healthcare their kids need in reaction to some of these bills that would
1:21:44
criminalize uh parents uh letting doctors provide gender affirming care for kids i trust the average parent
1:21:51
more than i do government and many responses from people that call themselves libertarians is yeah but what
1:21:57
about child abuse yeah no that child abuse is bad that’s not what we’re talking about
1:22:03
and if again so the first thing you go to is pedophilia and child abuse
1:22:09
that’s to me that’s a problem that is the same argument when you talk
1:22:14
about getting rid of the death penalty and somebody out there 100 is going to do it but they are going
1:22:21
to reply with oh yes so you don’t think dahmer should have been murdered by the state yep they don’t phrase it like that
1:22:27
but uh but yeah situations like that are so small in comparison to
1:22:34
what the end result of these laws are so
1:22:39
yeah again not a fan of child abuse don’t think it should happen
1:22:44
think the parents should be punished or whomever is doing the whomever is doing the uh abusing of the
1:22:50
child uh those people need to be punished however
1:22:56
that does not mean that the state should have a right in how you raise your kids no over how you want to
1:23:08
exactly so that’s uh that is exactly how it and again you don’t even have to agree with
1:23:13
how they’re doing it but you have to recognize that the average parent is probably got it better figured out than
1:23:19
government who you probably are explaining in the
1:23:25
comments right now well yeah but government is why they think then clearly government’s the last people
1:23:31
that you would trust to make decisions about it right or is it not about that
1:23:37
is it just you disagree with someone’s decisions and want to punish them and can’t do it yourself because you’re not
1:23:43
froggy enough because you’re totally different than progressives who do the same thing every
1:23:50
day anyway uh we have a question uh from tom
1:23:56
arnold we’re going to play that now well tom arnold here liberty claus and matt i want to tell
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you and spica knows it too that i tried my best to get
1:24:08
both of you guys to the lpt and convention and
1:24:13
there are reasons that happened that were out of my control and i apologize for it and it hurt me
1:24:21
that you guys couldn’t be there um i love you both and i’ll call back in
1:24:27
a few with some real questions thanks man
1:24:33
we love you too tom and we know that yeah we love you yeah we
1:24:38
we know that the reason that spike and i we’re not at the libertarian party of
1:24:43
tennessee’s convention had absolutely nothing to do with you i don’t a hundred percent know why we
1:24:49
weren’t there but i know yes what what what
1:24:56
happened was that why i don’t know what you’re talking about
1:25:03
man if that was why what are you talking about
1:25:09
if that terrible terrible woman was why what are we taught who what woman tom
1:25:14
arnold isn’t a woman tom arnold is not a woman tom arnold is a fantastic human being
1:25:20
uh not saying that women aren’t fantastic human beings that could have come wrong
1:25:27
tom arnold’s great um you guys know what i mean that woman
1:25:34
is not a fantastic human being um what is happening someone in the
1:25:39
comments please tell me what matt’s talking about um so i don’t know why we weren’t there i
1:25:45
think i have an idea now um we already weren’t there
1:25:51
but um whatever the reason was that we weren’t there uh it would have been
1:25:58
it would have been a great time had by all we would have everybody would have had fun and well most of us like 99 of
1:26:05
us would have had fun i’m now believing and
1:26:13
[Music]
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yep but yeah tom there’s absolutely no love lost here with you and we know that
1:26:24
you did everything you could to get us there we love you and i’m very confused i have no idea what’s going on
1:26:31
last question we have is from billy pierce in texas howdy fellers this is billy pierce
1:26:37
with the libertarian party of harris county texas hope y’all are doing well spike as i understand it you’re coming
1:26:43
to speak at the libertarian party at texas state convention we even chipped in a little extra to make sure that your
1:26:48
lovely wife tasha could attend so we’re looking forward to seeing y’all i’ll ask both of you this question breaking news
1:26:54
what makes a good convention why is that stop not stopping breaking news tasha is going to be there too
1:27:02
i’ll ask both of you this question what makes a good convention uh you know as far as libertarian conventions go what
1:27:08
makes a good one uh what makes it productive what makes it useful uh and not just a bunch of people sitting
1:27:14
around uh eating tacos and drinking looking forward to seeing y’all hope to hear more from you soon
1:27:20
implying that’s bad i was gonna say billy
1:27:26
taco i couldn’t sit around and eat tacos so uh i have some thoughts on this um
1:27:34
the libertarian party of texas is about 50 of the way there
1:27:39
you have spock
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you’re 33 of the way there billy um [Music] you have spike if you had me it’d be a
1:27:52
good convention but you don’t uh and tacos i’m it’s texas i’m certain tacos are going to be there so you’re 66
1:27:59
percent of the way there which is better than most um
1:28:05
uh also so much in libertarian conventions
1:28:12
is placed on the business meeting
1:28:18
and i understand the importance of the business meeting yes
1:28:24
but after sitting through so many of the conventions and i was happy to see it wasn’t just in
1:28:30
my state but where people will spend an hour arguing over whether it should be a comma or a
1:28:37
semicolon [Music]
1:28:42
maybe cut that [ __ ] out um also for anybody who saw the writer’s
1:28:48
block a couple of weeks ago when i had alexander snicker on
1:28:54
he came on and he spoke at the florida convention uh i believe though like two
1:29:00
weeks after he was on my show uh well i don’t remember when that was february 25th and 26 i don’t remember i think it
1:29:06
was the 26th he spoke uh but he was giving speed he was giving
1:29:11
classes on how to work the legislative process here
1:29:17
in florida so you can get bills in front of the legislature
1:29:22
things like that are important things like that are important you need to have classes like that you need to
1:29:29
have classes that will teach people who want to be candidates how to run a
1:29:34
proper campaign and the correct time the campaigns start which is not after 11
1:29:41
o’clock in the morning um you need to have
1:29:49
so i don’t go to tennessee [ __ ] um wait you need i know what that means
1:29:58
but you need to have it uh you need to have classes that are going to be educating people and yes while you need
1:30:04
to have the business meeting if you have a question whether something
1:30:10
should be a semicolon or a comma put that in grammarly and pay the extra
1:30:16
five bucks for the bonuses so you can find out which one it’s supposed to be um instead of arguing over
1:30:23
arguing over the mundane details of how this sentence is laid out for two and a
1:30:28
half hours table it and then realize that you can’t talk about it for another year
1:30:35
making everybody angry
1:30:43
[Music] also book muddied waters media to show
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up tall yeah book so number one book money waters media second of all i i i think that um i pretty much echo
1:30:56
everything matt just said but also i think uh recognize what the purpose of the party
1:31:02
is i think for a long time we are trying to retrofit the party to do stuff that
1:31:08
the party isn’t supposed to do the purpose of a political party is to run candidates
1:31:14
to contest and hopefully win elections and also and the purpose of the
1:31:20
conventions are for like-minded people to come together to share their ideas and to and to look for good candidates
1:31:25
and activists but the actual activism has to come
1:31:30
outside of that because a political party is not really a good way to do that you have a bunch
1:31:36
of committees that are set up to comply with state and federal election law and that’s
1:31:42
not a good way to do activism um you have a
1:31:47
uh you have this constant jockeying for power within the party because it’s a democratically run thing
1:31:54
so that’s not good um you have people that don’t want to get involved with your activism even if they agree with it
1:32:00
because they don’t want to have to do with the political party or maybe any political party so that’s a problem and
1:32:06
just in general there’s not really a good reason to use the party
1:32:12
for i don’t know why you’re laughing but they to use the party uh for that so use it for what it’s
1:32:19
supposed to be used for and leave the other stuff for outside of the party i think if you did that you’d have a much
1:32:25
shorter and much more fun convention where you could focus on the the tacos and the and so forth and i think that
1:32:31
that would probably be a much a much better thing also yeah if you find yourself arguing over basic grammar
1:32:36
stuff that the person that ends up writing it is going to end up making corrections too anyway then get over
1:32:42
yourself now i’m looking into the chat to see what happened [Music]
1:32:47
and evil
1:32:53
ken evil in the comments said you’re wearing the toyota uniform spike and oh
1:32:58
i remember my last time at a toyota dealership and yep
1:33:06
there are some key differences oh wow no it doesn’t say toyota on it
1:33:12
that’s the difference
1:33:25
it doesn’t say toyota you know it doesn’t but you know what you can do
1:33:33
you can bid yes on the wonderful tumbler from the great
1:33:40
people that defy the power it is a one of a kind tumbler
1:33:46
a one of a kind says muddied waters media across the top
1:33:51
it has our iconic logo uh it’s got the birdie
1:33:59
it is autographed by both myself and spike cohen
1:34:04
you can wash it ten thousand times and those autographs will stay on there
1:34:10
but eva uh it keeps your hots hot keeps your colds cold keeps your tepids
1:34:16
tepid i think no there’s not a toyota signature on the cup everyone stopped talking about toyota
1:34:25
just because i have one oh oh i have one [Music] and it has
1:34:33
a jessico mitchell says how long will my camry’s oil change i wouldn’t know because this isn’t a toyota shirt it
1:34:39
doesn’t say i don’t know but as i asked kenneth e well he knows adam wiggs asked a question that i can
1:34:46
answer pretty quickly actually uh how do you recover from activism burnout take a break
1:34:51
take a break like and like just take a break and set limits and boundaries and there
1:34:57
are going to be people are going to be like we need you we need you they need you to be there and effective and eager
1:35:02
to do it they don’t need you to just be there uh out of obligation and feeling burnt out
1:35:08
and not giving it your all and eventually giving up so take your break set your boundaries that’s that’s what i do um the
1:35:15
uh okay so uh um patrick leastner or lisner says where do i bid right there
1:35:23
right there you just start putting in numbers that are higher than 110 because that’s the high bid right now
1:35:30
that is the high bid and there’s also a very special message on the bottom that we will only show you once we get
1:35:36
to a certain number yes what’s that number
1:35:42
i haven’t decided yet okay that’s pretty passive aggressive um jim
1:35:49
lee says can you wash it in the dishwasher well i have not this one but mine but no i was told never to do that
1:35:55
again yeah yeah do not do that wash them by hand
1:36:03
i was told that that was very dangerous what i did
1:36:10
i want everyone to stop talking about toyotas we’re talking about the tumbler now
1:36:17
why’d you wear the uniform um it’s not a toyota in
1:36:22
uniform you didn’t even notice that i didn’t but as soon as he said okay so
1:36:28
if this bid gets to ten thousand dollars
1:36:34
this will come with a used forerunner
1:36:41
how used oh pretty darn used
1:36:49
it’s used it’s used you’d be paying
1:36:54
someone will have used it yes it will have been used it will have been
1:37:00
but use it but you will have a tumblr
1:37:10
there’s no saliva on this and you will have a lar a a three runner if you will
1:37:15
[Music] a four hobbler so high bid right now is one
1:37:22
muddy waters tumbler phone
1:37:35
oh just to come mitchell you’re my favorite i love you man um
1:37:40
music um so so yeah currently the bid is 110
1:37:49
u.s by chase he has the high bid right now um
1:37:54
and if you want this tumbler you have to give more
1:37:59
than 110 um are we raising money for anything in particular
1:38:05
i believe so
1:38:12
i believe so i believe a portion of the winnings
1:38:18
is going to somebody’s campaign but i don’t want to say that definitively um
1:38:23
i don’t want to say that definitively until john morrissey uh confirms that in the comments i believe we talked about
1:38:30
that at one point oh so okay i’m going to wait for john to say
1:38:36
whether or not i remember things correctly before i say anything definitively
1:38:41
so speaking of just finding out the arbitrary decisions
1:38:47
of others the atf my favorite federal government agency has released a new rule rule 2021
1:38:55
r-5 and in the next few weeks it will be shaping
1:39:00
it will be reshaping the definition of a firearm
1:39:06
yes yes the definition of a firearm
1:39:13
currently [Music] you know what it is you have probably
1:39:18
all of you probably own one that’s a firearm the definition
1:39:26
j adam wag says oh god he trolled them into new laws um
1:39:31
the definition of a firearm under this rule is if
1:39:36
something is part this is very difficult to read but this is how it’s written uh if something is part of a firearm
1:39:45
if if something is part of a firearm visible from the exterior and houses or
1:39:50
integrates a broadly defined fire control component
1:39:59
i’m going to read that again because that was hard for me to even get through um and i wrote this
1:40:04
if something is something is part of a firearm sorry
1:40:10
if something is part of a firearm visible from the exterior and houses or
1:40:15
integrates a broadly defined fire control component
1:40:21
so they actually use the word firearm to describe
1:40:28
to define what a fire of a fire
1:40:33
yeah yeah basically so for a quick rundown thank you to the wonderful people at the
1:40:40
gun owners of america for helping me out with this um also breaking news
1:40:46
but real quick kenneth ebel has raised the bid to 120 dollars but only if i will write
1:40:53
let’s go places on the side
1:40:59
for 200 he’ll do it um yes yes for 200 i’ll do it
1:41:08
uh so john morrissey said i had a few drinks but could commit to a worthy campaign someone running for governor so
1:41:16
a portion of the proceeds will be going to someone running for governor here in florida
1:41:22
um yes so in the in a glock 40 which is one of
1:41:28
the if not the most popular handgun in america
1:41:33
this would include this would expand the definition to include
1:41:39
the frame because you can see it from the outside the slide you can it’s you can see it
1:41:47
from the exterior the base plate the extractor
1:41:54
the extractor depressor plunger the magazine catch
1:42:01
slide locks the magazine body magazine base plate magazine insert magazine follower
1:42:09
because firing pens are partially exposed that includes them as well
1:42:17
trigger i need to scroll trigger mechanisms uh trigger mechanism housing
1:42:22
is visible from the exterior uh the ejector the trigger bar
1:42:29
the trigger the barrel is already serialized so it’s already assumed to be a firearm so
1:42:37
that is not going to change with this new definition but the barrel houses the guide route
1:42:44
the guide rod which is visible so the guide rod
1:42:50
and everything i just listed will now be considered fire arms
1:42:58
for those that weren’t counting that’s 16 firearms
1:43:04
not including the barrel 17 in total
1:43:13
so 16 additional firearms yes 16.
1:43:18
additional great value here if you buy a glock 40 you’re
1:43:24
actually buying not one but 17 firearms uh for any singular one of these pieces you
1:43:31
now have to get an ffl background check pay a fee for their time to run the background
1:43:38
check have a piece mailed back to the store uh then you can go and pick it up for for example a firing pin
1:43:46
a pin you now have to get permission from the atf or will have to get permission from the
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atf to buy a pin or any of those other things
1:43:58
the gun shops now have to log and track thousands of pieces that they have
1:44:05
on hand now for anyone who thinks hey i’m not sure
1:44:10
how all that additional information is going to reduce gun crime it’s not it’s it’s
1:44:16
actually going to make it harder to reduce crime because it’s just a bunch of useless information
1:44:25
99.99999999 of the information that they’re going to be receiving is completely useless in investigating any
1:44:30
crimes or potential crimes it’s just to make it harder
1:44:36
more burdensome and more expensive to own a gun shop
1:44:42
because they want them to close so that you can’t buy guns
1:44:49
that’s all this is it also makes it more difficult financially to own a gun
1:44:55
right they want to make it much more difficult on you the average user well many of you out there aren’t
1:45:02
the average user uh many of you are the well above average user but they don’t want the average user to be able to go
1:45:09
out and purchase a handgun and purchase the parts that they need in order to replace them uh easily so
1:45:15
they are attempting to make it financially difficult to own a gun for most people
1:45:24
um that is the point of this that is 100 the point of this
1:45:31
they know that they can’t get away with banning certain things especially with
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the supreme court the with the makeup the way that it is right now yep um and
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adding judge jackson jackson yeah
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yeah i wasn’t sure because jackson brown
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i think it’s kitanji brown jackson katanji because of jack because of the
1:45:59
band jackson brown i reverse it in my head every time
1:46:04
oh okay yeah um so i always have to think about yeah but the addition to uh the
1:46:11
the addition of judge jackson isn’t going to change the makeup of the court right now it doesn’t yeah uh
1:46:17
yeah not even a little bit so they are looking for ways to make it harder to
1:46:22
own a gun without banning anything yep and they are looking for ways to shut
1:46:29
down gun shops without banning anything and they’re doing it
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through regulations red tape and almost an infinite amount of paperwork
1:46:43
yeah yeah it’s this is all about making it harder and more expensive for you to own a gun it’s also about making sure
1:46:48
that the only way you can effectively own a gun is through illegal 3d manufacturing which is uh
1:46:55
actually through legal currently legal 3d manufacturing because it is legal for you to make your own gun and not sell it
1:47:01
to yourself and just have it in almost everywhere that’s perfectly legal for now until that changes um because
1:47:07
that’s not commerce that’s you making a thing um now i know as we know this is all part of the atf’s
1:47:15
uh commitment to reducing gun crime and i always whenever we bring up the
1:47:21
atf i show the atf chart that shows the kind of work that they do every day to
1:47:26
reduce gun crime so for example the way that the atf helps reduce gun crime
1:47:32
is that when police in the u.s and mexico say hey can you get us can you stop cartels from getting guns they keep
1:47:39
using them to shoot us and others they say yes absolutely and they get
1:47:44
right to work the atf goes off to the bad ideas factory to come up with the worst possible way to stop cartels from
1:47:50
getting guns and boy do they come up with a doozy uh they authorize firearms dealers to sell guns to straw purchasers
1:47:57
illegally who buy them for those same cartels and then that way they can track the guns to directly to the cartels and
1:48:04
arrest all of them but because they can’t and they’re inept that never happens and the cartels
1:48:11
then go on to use the guns that were sold to them by federally approved straw
1:48:16
sellers they go on to use those guns to kill hundreds of police and civilians in the us and mexico
1:48:25
that’s your that’s your money at work yes
1:48:31
yes and while they are doing all of that
1:48:36
they are arresting you your average citizen for having a firing pin without a serial number and saying
1:48:43
you are in possession of an illegal firearm i’m an illegal firearm and then they can pull you over for having a pin
1:48:51
of any kind on suspicion that it’s a firearm because that’s coming next i thought i
1:48:57
smelled weed turns into i thought that was a firearm meaning like a thing that looks like a slide or a pin
1:49:04
yep this is bad uh and now the good news is that we’re seeing the model for how to deal with
1:49:10
this i thought that i thought that random piece of metal on the floor was the magazine base
1:49:16
what’s a magazine base or a an ejector or trigger bar
1:49:21
um common common mistake of course and the
1:49:26
the beauty is we do have a way to fix this and this is called local and state nullification if you can get enough
1:49:32
people together to pressure your city council county council state legislature to implement nullification of these laws
1:49:40
second amendment sanctuaries it becomes effectively impossible for the atf
1:49:46
and other agencies to enforce their bad federal laws
1:49:51
so that’s where our focus needs to be because right now the federal government no one in the liberty sphere
1:49:58
even the vaunted liberty republicans none of us have the ability to effectively stop or change what they’re
1:50:05
doing the status are fully in charge what we can do is nullify it more
1:50:10
locally and make it in an impossible or damn near impossible for them to effectively enforce it case
1:50:17
in point cannabis is still as illegal now as it was when the war on drugs began actually more so because they’ve
1:50:23
made it more more criminal over time but
1:50:28
for the majority of people who live in a state that has either recreational or
1:50:35
medicinal cannabis they can have cannabis medicinally or recreationally
1:50:40
and in many of those places they can even have it illegally but because it’s legal for almost everyone no one’s
1:50:45
really enforcing it and the feds sure as hell aren’t enforcing it they gave up a long long time ago even though it’s
1:50:52
still completely illegal we can do this with everything homeland security has
1:50:57
said that they cannot effectively enforce immigration laws in uh immigration sanctuary states uh the dea
1:51:04
the fda or atf has said that they cannot effectively enforce federal firearms
1:51:09
laws and regulations in states that have second amendment sanctuary laws they can’t enforce their tyranny on us
1:51:16
if they aren’t able to tap local police to help them in doing it because the local police do 95 of the heavy lifting
1:51:23
so nullification is where it’s at we can this stuff is going to continue for quite some time until we grow the
1:51:30
movement enough to be able to stop this and dismantle it in the meantime we can nullify it locally
1:51:38
and currently the high bid is two hundred dollars
1:51:43
two hundred exchange from me writing let’s go places no
1:51:48
oh no two hundred dollars and uh tony mackin wants to know
1:51:55
there there was a rider on it i want to know when you are the power is launching um no problem at all too no problem if
1:52:03
everyone else wants to know go if you go to spitecone.com and fill out my form you will be the first to be notified
1:52:09
which is gonna really be soon like really soon like
1:52:15
in about a week ish you’re gonna be notified what’s about to happen so but spikecoin.com and you can do that uh
1:52:22
let’s go places together with liberty 200 high bid currently right now uh just
1:52:29
to let you know if you do want this tumbler your time is running out we are about to be wrapping up the show so this
1:52:35
is your time to get your bids in because we are going to now
1:52:40
be saying the stuff that we say when we’re wrapping up the show and for example what i’m going to say is that
1:52:47
join us tomorrow night right here on muddy waters media for my show my
1:52:52
fellow americans my guest will be roseanne rodriguez who is one of the top people in
1:52:58
concerned veterans of america we’re going to be talking about the work that cva is doing we’re going to talk about
1:53:04
the concern veterans of america take on things like the conflict in ukraine lessons that we’ve learned from
1:53:10
afghanistan and much much more the work they are doing to hold government accountable in the way that
1:53:15
they use and abuse veterans and active duty troops and uh and that’s what we’re
1:53:20
going to be talking about tomorrow starting at 8 p.m eastern standard time savings time that’s right
1:53:26
and eric grenada no you have not missed the auction the high bid is two hundred dollars
1:53:32
is two hundred dollars we are wrapping up things so i i will let you know when it’s over it’s not over let us know in
1:53:38
the comments if you have a higher bid than 200 be able to put that out there uh be sure to do so
1:53:44
and so on thursday who is who is your guest matt so there is no show on thursday i am
1:53:50
taking a i am taking a four day weekend for my birthday for the day of my birth
1:53:57
yeah happy birthday thanks buddy um so
1:54:03
i will not be doing a show on thursday and for everybody who was looking forward to my show last thursday i
1:54:10
deeply apologize but i believe that i have the audio thing figured out i tested it with spike
1:54:16
earlier today and he said he could hear everything yes so
1:54:21
that appears like everything is working as it should however if you were a subscriber
1:54:29
if you are a subscriber uh you got a very special episode uh from me last
1:54:37
thursday uh you got a very special episode for me
1:54:42
last thursday uh and uh i know that a few people in the comments watched that
1:54:48
episode and i hope that they enjoyed it um
1:54:56
eskimo libertarian says we’re both turning 29 right absolutely matt wright finally is turning 29.
1:55:03
finally 29 more year till the big 3-0 wow
1:55:09
what an exciting time and to think only four years ago you were able to rent a car
1:55:15
yourself incredible how much you’re incredible incredible in that time it’s uh so
1:55:23
then on earth friday waters media when i was 24. incredible friday uh at 2 p.m is mr
1:55:30
america the bearded truth with jason lyon uh and then uh this weekend uh open
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top bid now from eric granada is 220 this weekend join me
1:55:43
and tasha in uh washington state for the libertarian party of washington
1:55:49
convention uh that is you’re doing something this weekend
1:55:57
yeah isn’t it your anniversary on sunday yes it is and
1:56:02
the libertarian party of washington from tony mackin oh we’re at 230 230 from tony mackin yes
1:56:10
the libertarian party of washington is so incredible that they have basically given me and tasha
1:56:18
a anniversary weekend of our dreams and uh and we also get to hang out with
1:56:24
them a couple of the nights at their convention as well and then we get to do all this other stuff while we’re there
1:56:30
so be sure to join us for the days that were there on friday and saturday
1:56:35
i feel uh compelled to say that john morrissey owner of the final power and the man who is responsible for the
1:56:43
tumbler um he said that if it gets up to 300 he will throw in a free water pipe
1:56:50
conversion kit water pipe conversion valued at
1:56:55
much money fifty dollars i think so forty no third twenty thirty right
1:57:01
i think it’s worth four hundred dollars i don’t know it’s worth four hundred dollars yeah that’s what i think
1:57:08
not a bong it’s not a bong that’s illegal in some places it is a water pipe
1:57:13
it is a water pipe but yes he said that he would throw in a
1:57:19
he said he would throw in a john morrissey you can’t bid forty dollars and you make the stuff like come
1:57:25
on man the bid is at 2 30. yeah 230 is the high bid right now joe
1:57:32
hanouch has bread has been bid priceless
1:57:37
priceless so we’re going to take all of joe hanush’s money no join me at the libertarian party of 2022 convention if
1:57:44
you go to lpwa.org convention you can get your tickets now
1:57:49
we will be in black diamond washington with me and my black diamond god
1:58:00
that’s that’s i was cringy that brings a whole i’m not going
1:58:06
to say that again yeah and that brings a whole new definition to diamond hands
1:58:13
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i said it i said it you gotta have diamond hands anyway so uh so yeah uh
1:58:24
libertarian party washington convention this weekend lpwa.org convention come join us out there in beautiful black
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we got to wrap up the thing so uh currently the bid is at 230
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tony macklin 230 dollars if someone has a bit of more than 230 dollars i need you to say it right now because we’re
2:02:18
about to close this thing out this thing is about to get closed out and there’s a little bit of a delay from what i’m saying it to when you’re seeing it so
2:02:24
i need it now i need you just numbers numbers here i’m going to show you in the comments this is this is what i want
2:02:30
to see from someone to what this is that’s what i want from someone
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to do someone someone else to do but really with your money
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that looks like the federal government just bit on our tumblr yes yes that’s i think several quadrillion dollars there
2:02:49
that i just bid but the uh the so the bid currently is 230
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and we’re gonna start uh we’re gonna start wrapping things up right now so 230 dollars from tony again
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for this incredible one-of-a-kind custom tumbler signed by both of us
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epoxy coated so that you can’t you can’t get that off of this if you wanted to which you don’t and now but i feel as
2:03:14
though now we could show them the bottom after you go through everything oh so the bottom we can show it now
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yeah i would yes it also says we don’t need roads because as you know where we’re going we don’t
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need roads it has that this is the quintessential muddy waters tumbler
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current bid is at 230 dollars which is going once
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going twice
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250 from ken evil 50 250 dollars from canada
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we got a strong in the last war here at 250 dollars
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can evil that don’t need roads is what sold them
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so now
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we’ll see tony uh oh totally 260 from tony tony
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bidding war here so i’m gonna go 260 to i’m gonna go say
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i’m gonna go let you guys just work on this for a little bit i’ll be right back i’m gonna go say hi to my wife i’ll be right back i’m
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gonna go i’ll be back in about five minutes i’m gonna let you guys work out
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the thing current bid is at 260 uh for anybody who doesn’t
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know um for anybody who doesn’t know i uh have recently been writing a script
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um and yep we see your hand spike um i’ve currently i’ve been writing a script and tomorrow is going to be the
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first table read of that script now
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i do not know if i can get permission to do this but i’m going to say it anyway
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i’m going to do my damnedest to get the video of the table read and release
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it to our subscribers so
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i’m getting feedback because of where he’s standing and it’s weird um
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so uh you could have access to every aspect of
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this process if you are a muddied water subscriber which will piss off
2:05:33
the people who are producing this movie but none of them watch this show um
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so current bid 260 dollars uh it is a live action movie uh it is a live action
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movie the people that are currently in talks to be in it i don’t even want
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to spoil that um i don’t want to spoil that but um it’s going to be a great time it’s going to be a great time it’s
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going to be a lot of fun and hopefully it leads to a lot more work like this
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uh the genre eric eric granada wants to know the genre uh it is a comedy action kind of buddy
2:06:15
flick thing it’s going to be very 90s esque that is what they wanted on par with threat level midnight it sort of
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except good um uh some of some very emotional scenes in there some
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very funny scenes in there and uh so many other things um
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but yes it’s gonna be it’s gonna be a great time we’re gonna have a lot of fun current bid still a 260 to tony mackin
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yes uh yes so
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i feel like you have something to say i don’t know what has been happening so i just sat down
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i was just talking about the table read that’s going to be happening tomorrow night oh of your of your of your uh script
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yes awesome is it going to be as good as threat level midnight
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it’s going to be better than threatening okay thank god because i didn’t do search and replace
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to change somebody’s name actually i did so 100 there’s a chance that somebody could have the wrong name
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um uh but yes but yeah current bid 260 dollars 260
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260 dollars 260. so because it is
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coming up on 10 30 and i have a fiance
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i have a wife so uh yes 270.
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guys it’s just the two of you we need you to go at it
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you need to both come out with your hardest toled highest bids because we have families
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and i mean technically families this is paying better than minimum wage but
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also i don’t want to end up divorced and matt doesn’t want to end up 300 tony
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mackin 300 from tony mac and coming out strong kenneth ebel does kenneth have the juice
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to go to 350. that’s a mean 350
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350 350 oh yeah they they went for the bong they went for the they went for the
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water pipe okay 300 300 is where he stops it’s sure so 300 going once 300 going twice and
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300 is sold to tony mac and tony thank you so much uh matt tell her where she
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can go to give her money all you have to do is uh paypal us at
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all well for the next ten thousand washes at least
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um for the next ten thousand washes whilst watching me and spike on tuesday nights
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and john already has your address uh so he will mail you the conversion kits
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oh yeah that’s right yeah you’ll be getting the conversion kit directly from defy the power and you’ll be getting the
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tumbler in this box from the jew
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who will put it in here for you thanks so much for bidding guys thanks
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so much for being a part of it defy the power thank you so much again for your incredible merchandise that we’re auctioning off congratulations to the
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it’s going to go to larry sharp it’s going to larry sharp i didn’t know yeah i don’t think there
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is going to chris christie it’s going to larry sharpe going to larry chris going to larry
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sharp he’s going to wear your shirt money to larry sharp so then join us right back here next tuesday same money play same
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time money time for a fantastic episode of the muddy waters freedom we’re matt right night parts through the week’s events like the sweet little chipper middle aged men we are except for matt
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who will have just turned 29 happy birthday matt folks thanks so much for tuning in to this episode we love you so
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much we love that you’re a part of it especially tony we love tony three hundred dollars more
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than we did at the beginning of this episode folks thanks so much again for tuning in and she’s a subscriber so we already love her a lot more we love her
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three three hundred and plus her ten dollars a month more folks again thanks so much for tuning in
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and where we’re going we don’t need roads
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what the thing is again oh we’re still online hold on please
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although i gotta stop streaming