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Why Are Governments Telling People to Prepare for a Major Crisis? - Ep 1074 CTI

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Why Are Governments Telling People to Prepare for a Major Crisis? - Ep 1074 CTI", an episode of Andy Frisella published October 30, 2026 (1 h 22 min, about 16,136 words). It mentions 22 people, works and ideas, including Andy Frisella, United States (states), Minnesota, DJ Johnson, Fourth Turning.

What this episode is about

The discussion questions why governments are urging citizens to prepare for a major crisis, pointing to geopolitical upheavals, a claimed impending cyber attack, and conspiracy-laden links to powerful figures. It frames these warnings as strategic or intentional moves tied to a looming loss of influence by prominent leaders.

Key takeaways

  • Political fear games and global stockpile chatter often reveal actors rehearsing for power shifts, not honest forecasts.
  • Bill Gates and cyberattack chatter may be more theater than prophecy, a counter-narrative to looming loss of influence.
  • Media sensationalism about 'tyrants' losing power underscores performative geopolitics; real risks are procedural, not conspiratorial.
  • Paper straws vs. eco-puritanism highlights policy virtue-signaling, actual environmental tradeoffs, and mixed incentives across publics.
  • Technological overreach and gadget paranoia reveal a culture of novelty worship, resisting simpler, durable design.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 10:00: Andy Frisella, United States (states), DJ Johnson, Bill Gates
  2. – 20:00: Arab
  3. – 30:00: United States (states), Bill Gates
  4. – 40:00: France, Japan, Ohio, United States (states)
  5. – 50:00: Fourth Turning, Bill Gates, Hard Times Create Weak Men, Colorado
  6. – 1:00:00: Minnesota, James O'Keefe, Cam Higby
  7. – 1:10:00: Minnesota, United States (states), James O'Keefe, Department of Homeland Security
  8. – 1:20:00: Minnesota

Notable quotes from "Why Are Governments Telling People to Prepare for a Major Crisis? - Ep 1074 CTI"

  • What is up guys? It's Andy Forcella.
    about Andy Frisella · at
  • Compared with the 48 for the opposition block led by former military chief Gotti Essen. the two predominantly Arab parties were projected to secure it to secure a combined 19…
    about Arab · at
  • Right? [clears throat and cough] And so, then we see this past week that, our DO they're now rolling out prop program fortress, right? making sure that all US-based facilities are able to run off-rid for 90 days. that stuff's starting to.
    about United States (states) · at
  • Yeah. the US being one of those guys, right? United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Sweden, Finland, the entire EU and the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Taiwan, right?…
    about Japan · at
  • What how do you see that? How do like how do you look at that theory of the fourth turning?
    about Fourth Turning · at
  • You got Bill Gates saying that. Bill Gates said, Bill Gates came out and said, Well, CO, it didn't it didn't work out the way that I thought it.
    about Bill Gates · at
  • Permission. Both men stopped short of signing the oath we all signed before receiving our ballot. But Minnesota law states clearly that no individual shall intentionally misrepresent their identity in applying for a ballot.
    about Minnesota · at
  • Minnesota. We all know this. Again, we got a bunch of elections happening right now. the DHS just announced that massive arrest of criminal foreign nationals that have been…
    about Department of Homeland Security · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Andy Frisella — Person · Host · 1 mention · first at
    Primary host of the podcast; leading the discussion, framing topics (Israel election, cyber threats, Fourth Turning), and giving opinions and calls to action.
  • DJ Johnson — Person · Co-host · 1 mention · first at
    Co-host of the episode; participates in discussion, banter with Andy Frisella, and helps guide segments.
  • James O'Keefe — Person · Referenced independent journalist / activist (subject of legal charges) · 4 mentions · first at
    Corrects misspelling and consolidates variants to canonical form; maintains alias potential
    This conduct has been the subject of investigation and review. That review is now complete. Today, we are charging two individuals, James O'Keeffe and Cameron Higgby, with…
  • Bill Gates — Person · Referenced public figure / commentator · 3 mentions · first at
    Quoted by hosts as warning of a possible massive cyber attack; used to support speculation that elites are preparing contingency plans tied to geopolitical events.
  • Cam Higby — Person · Referenced independent journalist / activist (subject of legal charges) · 3 mentions · first at
    Canonical form resolved; preserves usable alias forms
    This conduct has been the subject of investigation and review. That review is now complete. Today, we are charging two individuals, James O'Keeffe and Cameron Higgby, with…
  • George Soros — Person · Referenced influential actor (accused) · 2 mentions · first at
    Clarifies whether referenced member is a specific person; if referring to George Soros, canonicalize accordingly
    What do you mean? What do they know is about to happen? The world's biggest [ __ ] tyrant who interferes in all the geopolitical situations, who is in connected to the Soros family and all these different things, the Epstein [ __ ].
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi — Person · Referenced former prosecutor · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in passing as a figure involved previously in taking a rape case federally (used to contrast local prosecutorial choices).
    Received a 14-month prison sentence that was also stayed with one single day of probation. and you wonder who was the prosecutor on both of those. Oh, it's Miss Mary Majority.

Books & papers

  • Hard Times Create Weak Men — Book · Referenced book / supporting source · 1 mention · first at
    Referenced as a work tied to the 'Fourth Turning' / crisis-cycle ideas; the host mentions the author and uses the book to support claims about generational cycles.
    And he wrote a book called Hard Times Create Weak Men Create Hard Times. Okay. That's the name of his book. You can find his book. Pull it up.

Companies & orgs

Concepts & topics

  • Fourth Turning — Concept · Framework / Core topic · 4 mentions · first at
    Used as a historical-cycle framework to argue that society is in a recurring crisis phase (an 80-year cycle) shaping current geopolitical and cultural upheaval.
  • Project Blue Beam — Concept · Conspiratorial concept referenced · 1 mention · first at
    Invoked jokingly/seriously as a possible extreme explanation (mass deception/false-flag phenomena) in the context of large-scale global events.
    Could be the [ __ ] aliens, but or Project Blue Beam.
  • Arianism — Concept · Brief reference (religious concept) · 1 mention
    Correct classification; already appropriate

Places & events

  • United States (states) — Place · Relevant nation / actor · 5 mentions · first at
    Referenced repeatedly as a country issuing stockpile guidance, a geopolitical actor concerned about potential attacks, and the home context for many examples (elections, DHS announcements).
  • Minnesota — Place · Setting / Jurisdiction · 10 mentions · first at
    Site of the alleged unlawful voting incidents and prosecutions discussed; also referenced regarding local prosecutors and Somali immigrant communities.
  • Arab — Place · Ethno-regional group / political bloc · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the political parties in Israel gaining seats and contributing to potential anti-Netanyahu majority; used to explain election outcomes.
  • China — Place · Referenced nation / data point · 4 mentions · first at
    Mentioned for demographic change (population decline of 3 million) used to argue global instability.
    China, like they're talking about they lost like 3 million people. The largest population drop since 2022.
  • France — Place · Relevant nation / actor · 3 mentions · first at
    Referenced as a country that experienced a similar cyber- or infrastructure-related incident and as one issuing stockpile guidance.
    France had the same thing happen just earlier this month, right? [clears throat and cough] And so, then we see this past week that, our DO they're.
  • Japan — Place · Relevant nation / actor · 2 mentions · first at
    Listed among countries issuing stockpile guidance; also referenced in relation to North Korea missile launches toward Japan.
  • Ohio — Place · Incident location · 2 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the site of a recent reported UFO sighting picked up by pilots and ATC radar; used as an example of unusual events adding to unease.
    You got [ __ ] UFOs being spotted in Ohio just yesterday. Did you see this one?
  • North Korea — Place · Regional actor · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as launching missiles toward Japan, part of a list of international tensions cited to argue rising global instability.
    Right. [clears throat] Pretty [ __ ] weird. This was over Ohio, bro. this was just yesterday. Then you got today, you got North Korea launching missiles towards [ __ ] Japan…
  • Gaza — Place · Referenced location in conflict · 1 mention
    Mentioned once in passing as part of Middle East context (Israel/Palestine tensions).
  • Colorado — Place · Location referenced in context · 1 mention · first at
    Expands abbreviated state to full form for clarity
    2022 when CO finally ended. We're Okay, well, CO didn't work. They're going to come out with something. What could they do?

Full transcript with timestamps

Netanyahu's who looks like he's gonna lose. Okay. And you have Netanyahu who by all means everybody outside of the United States thinks he's a [ __ ] crazy psychopath lunatic. And now all of a sudden he's about to lose. And now you got all these countries saying stock up with water, stock up with food, stock up with this. Okay?

And you got Bill Gates coming out and saying there's going to be a massive cyber attack. How do they know that? Well, number one, that's probably their [ __ ] plan if they lose. What do they know that's about to happen?

What do you mean? What do they know is about to happen? The world's biggest [ __ ] tyrant who interferes in all the geopolitical situations, who is in connected to the Soros family and all these different things, the Epstein [ __ ] and all the [ __ ] is about to lose power. That's what they know.

And they're afraid of what he may do. What is up guys? It's Andy Forcella. This is the show for the realist.

Hey DJ. Let's do a podcast. Hey Mr. Andy. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Don't be a hoe.

Sheriff the showth. What's up, dude? What's going on, man? Nothing, man. Hell yeah. Guys, remember?

Got to pay a fee. I paid a fee, man. I thought we just did that. We We did. Sherith.

We did. The showeth. That's right. That's right, dude. You know, I always picture a turkey leg when you say it like that. Share the show with at like a Renaissance fair.

Okay. Big old turkey leg. I I do partake. Yeah, I like the turkey legs. You ever had one of Six Flags,

bro? Come on. Black. Of course, I've had one. That's right, buddy. That's right. You [ __ ] are keeping them in business.

Bro, them [ __ ] turkey legs with some I don't think it was real turkey. I've never seen a turkey that [ __ ] big.

Dude, there was that's a massive turkey. Yeah. Like, bro, that's not that's not poss right. Like, come on. Those are little [ __ ]

That's a turducken. That's right. No, those are [ __ ] meow meow. [ __ ] something.

Meow. Meow. Drumstick. That's something, dude. Oh, [ __ ] But no, dude. I'm I'm actually I'm actually a little um I'm actually a little upset right now, man.

Oh, okay. Yeah, we got to talk about this. Well, because you know it this is, you know, you have things that like just really grind your gears.

Yeah. Right. I don't have like there's not a whole lot that being alive, like having to go in public,

like having to breathe the same air as these [ __ ] right? Okay. All right. That's it for sure.

But no, bro, like it's something like there's not much that pisses me off, man. But these little things piss me off so bad. [snorts] Paper [ __ ] straws. Oh god. Okay. Paper [ __ ] straws. And I don't know when I got

They still doing that? They're still doing it. They're still [ __ ] doing it. But here's the thing. All right. It just came out that paper straws are way worse for the environment. Way worse. [sighs] Way [ __ ] worse. Like not even like a little worse. They're way worse. And they got those like forever chemicals. Like, bro, it's Listen,

uh, bro, the same people that care about paper straws are the same people that filled the oceans with co masks.

That's right. Okay. So, get the [ __ ] out of here with your [ __ ] bro. I I just like, bro, they melt in the drinks. You know what I'm saying,

bro? It's Listen, man. We got to take the world back from the dogooders, bro. The fake dogooders, right?

No. If you want to really do good, go do some good. Yeah. But don't act like you're on some moral high horse because you [ __ ] want paper straws.

Save the sea turtles. Yeah. But you're willing to, you know, wear seven masks a day, three three at a time

during CO and pollute the whole world. Remember how many masks were like everywhere?

Just everywhere. Yeah. And those are the same people with like go green on their [ __ ] Prius.

That's right. They they really care about the country and the environment. It's all [ __ ] hypocrisy, dude. People really care, they they'd [ __ ] be like us. That's right.

Just saying. That's right. angry. But it makes me think, dude, like, you know, I'm sure there's like some dumb [ __ ] inventions that were made. Like, can you do you think of any like [snorts] like pointless like I like one that comes from the top of my head is like the cotton gin. The cotton gin, huh?

Well, what would we do without it? What would we do without that? It's [ __ ] pointless, man. People got lazy. You know what I'm saying? It's just stupid, D. It was stupid. It's so stupid. No, but like but like like what are some real like really like

Don't make me laugh too hard. I got a [ __ ] broken rib. I'm sorry. No, but like what what are some like just really like stupid [ __ ] that people have made? Like can you like you think of off the top of your head? Like paper straws is definitely up there if we had like a top five.

Dude, there's a phase of everything new that I think is stupid. Yeah. You know, like when new [ __ ] comes out, I'm like that grumpy old man. Like,

what the [ __ ] is this [ __ ] These [ __ ] [ __ ] today need this [ __ ] Yeah.

I think the worst ones are where any gadget you want to buy, they want you to connect to the internet, have a separate app for that,

bro. Like, your dishwasher doesn't need that. I will legit send a product back over that. really

like if I get something and it requires me to download an app to use. Yeah. I usually the only thing I've done in the last

the only two products I've bought in the last that period of time that I can remember that required an app

were the sleep eight system which is [ __ ] worth every single penny. Yeah. Okay. This is an unsolicited

advertisement for sleep eight. If you have [ __ ] problem sleeping, you get a sleep eight, you're going to feel good.

Okay, that's it. All right, that's the ad. Pay me some [ __ ] money. Send it. Yeah.

Eight sleep. Eight sleep. Yeah. Okay. See, that's how you know it wasn't paid cuz I didn't even know what the [ __ ] it's called.

Hey, I think we got a shout out. I don't Hey, send me a check, [ __ ] That's right.

And then Bro, bro, remember when I sold like hundreds of [ __ ] coal plunges? Yeah.

Yeah, I remember that. Yeah. off that one show. Anyway, um what was that? And then the other one were the the uh Meta glasses.

Okay. Yeah. Which I like to use when I'm [clears throat] riding or driving cuz it gets a cool camera shot.

It's a nice POV. Yeah. Just riding and driving so far. All right. Yeah. Taking suggestions.

I'm sorry, dude. No, but like dude, you know the other thing too on that point though, not just the the like the you got to download the app [ __ ] I saw this real. This guy was making fun of just like the world we're in right now. And he was like, "It's 2045 and you don't have the premium subscription for your your gas up like your electric range." So like the [ __ ] like you putting pots on there is playing commercials and [ __ ] before it heats up.

Yeah, dude. Like dude, everything's moving where it gives you 15 minutes of free use.

That's right. That's right. You get a [ __ ] There's actually a mirror on Black M Black Mirror episode. Black Mirror. Have you heard of that?

Yeah. Yes. So there's an episode in that where this there's a couple and the wife is fighting some excruciating very terminal disease and it's this is the age of like future advancement technology and all that stuff. So this company comes along and says that we are doing this trial we implant a chip in your wife's brain that will she will be normal again but they don't disclose everything and after a while she is reading advert advertisements to the husband.

Oh [ __ ] no bro. And she they have to pay more to not do that. To not do that.

They'll she'll get up in the sleep and start reading ads to her. Oh god. You know, I think the most annoying thing currently

is that you never know what channel the [ __ ] baseball game is or the football game or the [ __ ] hockey game.

You're getting up there, dog. I am too stupid to know where the [ __ ] it is. What do you mean I'm getting up there?

I'm just This is like You know where the Blues Where the Blues games are? No, I don't have

Yeah, that's right. I can't [ __ ] find them either. They used to be on Fox Sports Midwest. It was 671 on my [ __ ] Direct TV. Now you know what's on there?

Nothing. And then it has a channel underneath that says Blues. What do you think would be on the Blues channel?

Blues? No jazz. Nothing. Oh, there's nothing on No, it's like they got Blues, Predators,

Blue Jackets, Red Wings. No games. There's nothing. Yeah, I can't find it. That's false advertisement.

Yeah. And then the only [ __ ] sports I end up watching are teams that I don't want to [ __ ] watch. Like the Milwaukee Brewers.

Mhm. In the World Series, which by the way, congratulations to Milwaukee. It's about time you won a [ __ ] World Series. Holy [ __ ]

This is our first one in franchise history. Yeah. And I I do feel happy for the people of Wisconsin and Milwaukee. They're good people. I bet they're drinking a lot.

Oh, and eating a lot of those [ __ ] drink. A lot of cheap. Oh, bro. They they they drink more than any other state in the country.

In Wisconsin? Yeah. Really? Yeah. Like 10 of the top [ __ ] 50 college party schools are in Wisconsin.

No [ __ ] I didn't know that. I didn't know that. But no, dude. They're drinkers, dude.

Yeah. I feel like everything's just new. They're called the Brewers. Okay. I see what you I see what they did there. I see. Okay.

Yeah. I didn't even know the World Series. The reason they've never won a World Series cuz they've been too [ __ ] drunk.

Yeah. I Yeah. I I didn't even know the World Series would happen, bro. Bro, they're good. They whoop ass.

Yeah, it was like a [ __ ] straight run, wasn't it? Uh, they swept the Dodgers and then they won 3-1 against Tampa.

Tampa. Yeah, Tampa. You guys, whoever's doing the branding for Tampa, you need to be [ __ ] fired. I'm sorry.

Yeah. You got the ugliest [ __ ] uniforms I've ever seen in my life. Are they bad?

Hey guys, let's go out and [ __ ] rainbow color [ __ ] No. Oh, it's terrible. Is it?

Yeah. Terrible uniforms. I wouldn't even play in Tampa because the uniform's so bad. I mean, listen, that that is a big deal. You

thought they want me. Oh, this is kind of No, I mean, this isn't like rainbow. I expect you to like it. [clears throat]

Talk about this, right? What the All right, Andy. You don't think that's ugly? I mean,

that's the ugliest [ __ ] I've ever seen in my life. That's like somebody last minute. Hey, Chad GPT. Yeah, give me

Most Most uniforms have like a historic baseball feel to them. They don't feel like merch that some [ __ ] here today gone tomorrow company dropped.

Yeah, that's that's [clears throat] bad. Yeah, it's terrible. That's why they lost.

Fix that [ __ ] They should have lost just off of that. They did. Yeah. [snorts]

Yeah. Anyway, I I feel like things are moving back more analog, bro. Back on the thing, though. It's like cuz every everything's like is just it's it's too much now, man. They got the straws and [ __ ] Like, bro, I just want like I want a old school like Whirlpool washing machine. You know what I'm saying? Just like, bro, just analog [ __ ]

Well, dude, I mean, they figured out that, you know, if you're if your refrigerator or your washer only lasts 5 years, you'll buy another one.

Mhm. You know, back in the 70s and the 60s and [ __ ] they built those and they last 50 [ __ ] years,

right? Well, that doesn't do good for that doesn't that doesn't equate to great business.

It's not good business strategy. So, you know, I don't It's just It's It is what it is.

What's that? Oh, is that paper straws? Paper [ __ ] That's my enemy. Yeah. Like, they're good for one drink and they don't bring you another one.

Well, yeah, because the waitress is always one of them people. You know what I'm saying?

You only get one. Save the turtles. Like, I'm over here. We're Missouri, [ __ ]

Like, we ain't got no turtles here. No [ __ ] sea turtles here. Anyway, over here [ __ ] making paperier-mâché with my [ __ ] paper straws. Now,

bro, the worst is is like when they do get like soggy and then you like take a drink and like a little piece of it like goes in your mouth.

No, that's a Dude, it's so nasty. Mm- Yeah, that's a terrible idea. It's just stupid.

Yeah, it's just stupid. Yeah. [snorts] Yeah. Not with [clears throat] it, man. Not with it. But I'm glad that's coming out. So hopefully that [ __ ] goes to the wayside. Um but dog, there's a lot to cover.

Yeah, there's a lot to talk about. Did you say dog? Hm. You say dog. I think so.

You think so? I think I think I do. My dog. Yeah. Like like a What's up? Dog. D A WG.

Dog. Oh, a dog. Dog. Got it. You know what I'm saying? That's a different thing.

Yeah. Yeah. It's different. You know what I'm saying? That's status. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. Dog. Um I'm like a dog. Yep. Uh but yeah, man. Guys, we got a lot of stuff to cover. Remember, if you would like to see anything that we discuss right here on this show, you guys can check all of this stuff linked out, the articles, pictures, links, videos on andyforcella.com. That being said, let's get into our cruise. All right, first thing, man. Uh, so we got to go back. [clears throat] You know, we just had a show the other day. Elections are moving, things are happening. We have to keep updated, see what's shaking around the world. Um Fox News of all places they are rolling out saying that Netanyahu is falling short of the majority um as Israel faces three possible paths to a new government. Um, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, uh, his governing coalition remained well short of a parliamentary majority Thursday as newly counted ballots showed a dramatic surge in support for Arab

parties, potentially giving the opposition enough votes to challenge his control of parliament with 93.8% 8% of ballots counted as of 4:00 a.m. Eastern time uh 10 a.m. local time in Israel, including votes from the double envelope count. Netanyahu's right-wing and religious block was projected to win 53 seats in Israel's 120 member Nessid compared with the 48 for the opposition block led by former military chief Gotti Essen. Uh the two predominantly Arab parties were projected to secure it uh to secure a combined 19 seats bringing the potential anti-n Netanyahu parliamentary majority to 67. Um now 93.8% I'm sure we could probably you know chat this up a little bit. I don't think that's enough to swing with that much votes in. I mean that would mean

I don't know. It depends on if they do what they do here. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. Like I mean you're talking about, you know, roughly

Oh, we got a pipe burst, right? Yeah. Right. You know what I'm saying? But 7% left unaccounted for yet as of now to be able to swing. I mean, what's he need? 61. So, you're looking at what 11 seats.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. We'll see. It's not looking good. And you know it's not looking good when Ben BB is yelling cheating

already. It's not good. It's not looking good. It's like he knows. Um he's now alleging that there's fraud happening in his own elections which you know he has full control over.

No. People just don't like you. Is that what it is? Yeah. People just don't like you. And you think that people like you because you're in power and people have to be nice to you. But people don't like you,

dude. And it's like I'm I'm sure he has his like, you know, diehard supporters. Staunch [ __ ] supporters.

Yeah. But most of those supporters are probably fear supporters. Yeah. Yeah. They're they're they're supporting him out of fear.

Right. Right. I mean, dude, it's crazy, you know? And I've seen some places they've been they've been referring to the the Netanyahu administration as the October 7th government. Like that's what actual Israelis call call the administration over there right now. Huh. And that's what a lot of Jews are really upset with was the handling of October 7th, everything that obviously followed after that. Um, they're not happy. I saw this video earlier today. Um, she's a Jewish actor, actress. Um, [snorts] and she was over there and she was I guess she thought it was like during a commercial break. She's just shooting the [ __ ] with the the TV host and stuff and she starts going off. She's like, "I'm not I'm not proud to be an Israeli right now."

Yeah. because of and they're like, "Hey, you know, you're like you're on air." She's like, "No, no, we're not on air right now." She keeps going. They're like, "Hey, this is not good." Like, have you seen that clip? No. Oh, bro. It's I mean, it's all in what do they [clears throat] speak over there?

Hebrew. Hebrew. Yeah, it's all in Hebrew. I thought they read Hebrew. Oh, they read Hebrew but don't speak it.

Okay, I see your point. Yeah. Um, but it's actually a pretty good uh it's pretty good video. It's all in Hebrew, but um shut [ __ ] you guys. Let me pull this up real quick. Yeah, here it is.

What does she do? Yeah, she's a veteran Israeli actress saying that she's no longer uh proud to be Israeli. Um, check this out. I know die. I'm not saying it on air. I'm saying it quietly. Arab.ch. I know we should do. We die. We should do a die.

screen. Well, for those of you listening that don't speak Hebrew, um, basic basically what she said was that she was born in 1954. She didn't understand the Israeli occupation of the land that wasn't theirs until she was in her 20s and that everything that's happening in the Middle East and has happened in the Middle East in her lifetime. And she's talking about the negative things is a result of the illegal occupation of Palestine by Israel. And she's saying that on the air.

She's saying that these are all consequences. Yes. And that makes her feel like her people

are in the wrong. That's a very honest person, bro. Super honest. Yeah, that's a very honest person. That's the first person that I've personally seen say that. Now, there is a lot that is a sediment in Israel, which is why so many people are resisting Netanyahu because they're realizing

that like I said last show and many shows before that he is actually causing the flack and the anti-semitism quote unquote against Jews everywhere else in the world.

Okay? So, they feel this way. They feel that pressure when they're out there and they're like, "Bro," and they're not stupid. They're not like, "Oh, yeah, we're great and you guys are all a bunch of [ __ ] idiots." They're like, "Fuck, it is us,

right?" You know, and and you could tell it was a genuine feeling, too, because when she she didn't she thought that they were off air and she said that's what she said. I thought this was an off air conversation.

Yeah. Yeah. And then when she found out she was on air, she said that she was going to get up and leave because she felt like they trapped her.

That's right. That's that's what happened in that clip. That's right. And and and like and that's I mean that goes to a whole another thing, man. It's like what we talk about on the show, like you got to have courage. Shouldn't matter if we're honor or not. If you know what's right, say it.

That Well, I mean, isn't that the whole problem with everything going on in the world? Isn't the whole problem that people lack courage? I mean, isn't that what we're talking about? Okay. Like, look at co how many people didn't want to wear the mask and would go up to you and me and be like, "Bro, how are you guys not doing that? I I really want to do that, too." But

I think this shit's stupid, too. Yeah, right. But you're a [ __ ] And because you're a [ __ ] and because you went along with it, now every now we have all this other [ __ ] to the point now where all these people got force vaccinated and the CDC and and is coming out and saying you guys shouldn't fly anymore,

right? Because it's dangerous. That's right. So massive links between that vaccine and strokes.

And like dude, people like us tried to [ __ ] tell y'all and y'all caught us terrorists. And so we kill grandmas and try to [ __ ] get my business shut down and all kinds of [ __ ] Guess what? You can't shut me down,

right? You know what I'm saying, dude? It's just It's so crazy. But I mean, yeah. Like I mean, a lot of people are feeling that. And she brought up a lot of the stuff she was talking about. It's stuff that like you see at least I mean I know I see I'm sure you guys see it too. When you're just scrolling, you see these videos and clips and stuff. And it's like,

you know, [clears throat] while yes, most of the bombardment of Palestine is done because there's nothing else to [ __ ] bombard at this time.

Yeah. Now you have Israeli citizens going, they're calling them settlers, going over there and taking over land.

Oh yeah. Every Jewish citizen is armed. They all have guns. And so they're not doing it by like, oh yeah, is it okay if we like they're doing it by [ __ ] force?

Yeah, of course they are. You know what I'm saying? You see these videos come out like there's been plenty of journalists and stuff that try to go, you know, get uh, you know, get eyes on the ground and see what it's like over there and they get [ __ ] accosted. They get beaten and

or they try to drone them, right? Remember that video we had where they sent a drone strike against that reporter?

That the the BBC reporter. Yeah. No, he [ __ ] they missed him. Remember he was doing it and and they landed right behind him.

Yeah. Yeah. You're right. You're right. You're right, [clears throat] dude. Yeah. Of course that's what they're doing by force, bro. Like this. But that's the problem, man.

But even that, that's not these tyrants would not be a Look, dude. These evil [ __ ] that control the world would not be able to control the world without our voluntary participation in what they tell us to do. All we have to do is to say what we think. And enough people disagree with those things that if everybody spoke up, those things would not materialize into reality.

That makes this a courage problem. And it's very easy to solve. You just say no or yes to what you agree with and you don't posture your answer based upon what you think so and so might have to say about it. This is a problem that people have in their own lives. How many people [ __ ] their whole lives up because they're worried about what somebody that's totally insignificant to them might have to say about what they really want to do. It's the same problem, bro. It's a problem of people lacking the understanding that their voice matters, their opinions matter, their thought matters, and they've been brainwashed into believing that it doesn't for many, many decades. And now we get free reign.

These tyrants get free reign to go out and just say [ __ ] that they want to do and people do it.

Even if it's against their own self-interest and like that's a courage problem.

Yeah. because people know better. If you ever find yourself doing something that the government told you to do and you don't feel like it's the right thing to do, then you are obligated by the Constitution to defy that [ __ ] order, dude. Like that's the reality. And a republic doesn't work without that push back by the people. So we have to understand our role in the game. We have the biggest role in the game. Why do you think they spend so much money trying to silence you? Why do you think they spend so much money trying to convince you that you're irrelevant? Why do they try to spend trillions of dollars to censor information? Why would they censor information at all? It's because we're all being manipulated all the time. And that's what we live in. We live in a [ __ ] ant farm that 200 evil [ __ ] manage and they manipulate us all the time. And if people would just speak the [ __ ] up,

dude, it would solve the problem. If they would just get involved, it would solve the problem.

A Bug's Life 98. Yeah. I just pulled up a quote and it goes very handinhand with what you're saying. This guy says, "You let one ant stand up to us, then they might might all stand up. Those puny little ants outnumber us 100 to one. And if they ever figure that out, there goes our way of life. It's not about food. It's about keeping those ants in line."

That's it. That's exactly the same thing. So, it's a grasshopper. Funny enough, I got a funny story about that clip. I [ __ ] posted that clip in my story during COVID and I got my [ __ ] account banned off of that clip.

So, think about that. Out of all the [ __ ] that I say, out of all the stuff that I put out,

the [ __ ] kids [ __ ] cartoon gets my account banned. That's right. A [ __ ] children's cartoon clip.

Yeah, it's insane, dude. Well, I mean, dude, this is even like that's the evidence that we that's what people have to understand. Like, when you when people generalize all people into groups, you don't know what the [ __ ] you're talking about, dude.

Yeah. Like, you're playing right into them. Like, do you not understand that by saying quote unquote, "It's the Jews, it's the Jews." And repeating that over and over again that you are creating the defense mechanism that allows them to operate because they get to point at you and be like, "Look at all the anti-semites. We need special speech laws. We need special privileges. This is a big problem. We need to do this and this and this. How would they do that if people were to say, "Well, it's Netanyahu's regime, right? It's not all the Jews.

It's October 7th. It's the [ __ ] banking cabals, right? It's not all the Jews, right?" like how if you were specific and stop being a stupid useful idiot and generalizing the entire thing, then the argument goes much further because they don't have a defense that comes up and say, "Oh, you're anti-Semitic." Not that anybody cares about being called that anymore. It doesn't it doesn't matter. They've lost they've lost the ability to shame people for telling

the truth about what they observe. They don't have it anymore. So yeah, but you know when you start it's funny too because like dude you know you know I referee football right and it's always funny because when a team is getting their ass whooped I'm talking like [ __ ] 100 to zero. Yeah. Okay. The coaches start nitpicking like the co the losing coaches they start want to like nitpick on technicalities and [ __ ] It's like bro

to the refs. Yeah. It's like come you know you're bro you're out here losing 80 to nothing.

That's what I'm saying. There ain't nothing there ain't a call I'm going to make. It's going to make it any better. It doesn't matter. He's [ __ ] off sides, dog. Like,

yeah. Okay. You know what I'm saying? His [ __ ] jerseys nuts, bro. Come on. Stop. Like, you know what I'm saying?

I feel like that's what's happening with Netanyahu right now. Like, I like he's a loser coach.

I I think I think uh I think to tie this together, dude. Yeah. Okay. Netanyahu's It looks like he's going to lose.

It looks like it. Okay. And you have Netanyahu who by all means everybody in the outside of the United States thinks he's a [ __ ] crazy psychopath lunatic,

right? And now all of a sudden he's about to lose. And now you got all these people saying that all these countries saying stock up with water, stock up with food, stock up with this.

And you got Bill Gates coming out and saying there's going to be a massive cyber attack. Okay.

Okay. How do they know that? Well, number one, that's probably their [ __ ] plan if they lose.

Yeah, bro. You know, you know, you know what's crazy? These people are not going to give up power, bro. They're not going to give it up.

[ __ ] Not willingly. No, they're going to have to be yanked out and pulled out by force. And that goes not just for their government, it goes for all the corrupt governments.

You're going to have like they're Nobody gives up their authority and their power and their way of life voluntarily.

No, bro. you're going to have to peel their [ __ ] fingers off the [ __ ] detonator. You know what I'm saying?

Especially if that they feel like religiously entitled to that position, which is what he feels like.

100%, dude. I mean, but like on that note, bro, because this is it's something that like again I've been looking at it. I know we've briefly talked about it um off air, actually off air, not what she did there, but um because dude, like you you you have to pay attention like how chaotic these things these things go and there's so much [ __ ] that's like happening right now and it feels like a a [ __ ] orchestra building up the [ __ ] cres like crescendo right now. You know what I'm saying? It's just so much happening and it's hard to like look through the weeds and kind of pick out okay well

because dude it's just so much and and so like you know we got to go back to like August real quick because I remember getting this update I got this briefing back in like August dude and this is just now coming out as like you know public knowledge um but the there was a cyber attack on a couple of our military bases um on US soil where uh they were hacked um the the on the bases and the hack targeted the freezers in the the grocery stores on the bases and it turned the temperatures up to like 122 degrees, right? Spoiled all the food. Um it was a massive problem.

France had the same thing happen uh just earlier this month, right? [clears throat and cough] And so, you know, then we we see this past week that, you know, our DO they're now rolling out prop program fortress, right? making sure that all US-based facilities are able to run off-rid for 90 days. Um, that stuff's starting to get rolled out. But you look at what else is happening just around the world. China, like they're talking about they lost like 3 million people. The largest population drop since 2022. You got [ __ ] UFOs being spotted in Ohio just yesterday. Did you see this one?

No. Right. [clears throat] Um, there's actually a [ __ ] like a picture of it and the air ATC like uh radar communications picking it up, right? Like these are the pilots talking about this. Listen to this real quick.

Senator, uh, it's kind of weird, but uh, for November 1, Yankee Papa, we saw some object on our left side about like five nautical miles behind of us. Uh, like slightly higher than us. You said you saw an object.

No idea what it was or shape or size or anything. It was like a almost like a cylindrical looking thing. Uh definitely not a plane and it wasn't moving very fast uh in the opposite direction.

Roger. You said it was how far how far above you. It must have been at like 42 43. It was like 5 miles off our left side heading in the opposite direction.

Roger. Thank you. That's my first ever UFO report. Thanks. That's our first uh sighting.

And then they took a picture of it. Huh. Right. [clears throat] Pretty [ __ ] weird. This was over Ohio, bro. Um this was just yesterday. Then you got today, you got North Korea launching missiles towards [ __ ] Japan, right? And then to your point, um as of today, there's over 20 plus countries that have just issued these national stockpile orders. Yeah. the US being one of those guys, right? Um, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Sweden, Finland, the the entire EU and the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Taiwan, right? They have all issued emergency stockpile orders, right? Um, [clears throat] in various different lengths, right? Japan's is for uh Japan, the UK, Denmark, Poland for 3 days, um France for 3 days. is I mean like what is about to happen? What do they know that's about to happen? Now, I have a little insight for you.

[clears throat] Um and I don't know if this is necessarily connected. I'm not saying that it is. It's just information that I have.

Yeah. But there was a massive like data breach last week. Like massive one. Yeah.

Massive data breach. Right. And nobody talked about who like who was the bad actor behind it, right? like, you know, there were some conspiracies. Oh, it was Iran. Oh, it was Israel. Oh, it was Russia. Right. Come to find out, according to all the information that I've seen that I can verify, it was our own AI that went rogue and did created basically like committed this massive [ __ ] America's AI,

right? And so like our our Googles and our [ __ ] you know what I'm saying? all got like it was a massive leak and AI was behind it. It wasn't an individual person or individual group. It was literally just rogue AI that went went crazy and did this. Um and so you know you you you take that into account. I think going back to tying this into the election like you were saying bro it's like what do they know that's about to happen? Because I'm never like you know an alarmist like you see these people like especially the Q9. What

do you mean what do they know is about to happen? The world's biggest [ __ ] tyrant. Mhm.

who interferes in all the geopolitical situations. Who is in who is in connected to the Soros family and all these different things, the Epstein [ __ ] and all the [ __ ] is about to lose power. They know that. That's what they know.

And they're afraid of what he may do. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think they can, bro. and all these other countries that are listed up here, especially like in the eastern countries, they [ __ ] hate Israel

because they don't these people don't meddle in other people's [ __ ] And Israel meddles in everybody's [ __ ]

and they're so close to it. Yeah. It's a it's a physical problem for them, right?

You know, that's always been the thing like like you know where we are strategically geographically like we're pretty we're pretty insulated. Like if we're being real, we're pretty [ __ ]

not if we don't have any power, but not if our grid's not you know what I'm Our grid's not [ __ ] insulated. Our water supply is not insulated. You know what I'm saying? So, there's a lot of things, but you you're seeing these things, dude, and it's just like, what? Worst case scenario, what do you think happens? Best case scenario, what do you think happens with with Israel's elections? Look, dude, the best thing that could happen short or short or long term is that he gets removed from power.

That's it. Yeah. Okay. And if I were in charge of one of these other countries and I thought that he was going to do something like this and that was what I believed was going to happen, I would probably call my other buddies at the other countries and I'd say, "Hey guys, [clears throat] this guy's going to [ __ ] up everything. We need to [ __ ] get together and do something."

Yeah. And that would be a private conversation that I would have with Z and Putin and [ __ ] you know, any other leader that might be of the same wavelength that I would be. And then I would remove him from power before he had the opportunity to do whatever the [ __ ] he was going to do.

So like I don't feel like that's like some like crazy complicated plan like to to like, you know, think about. Why haven't they done that?

Because they have the Samson directive. the the Samson plan where like if Israel falls they launch nukes.

So everybody's like walking on [ __ ] eggshells trying to figure out how to solve the problem without causing a massive cat catastrophe.

Yeah, that's the other reason, dude. I feel like the leverage has to be more than just [ __ ] you know, some some some weird [ __ ] photos some people. You know what I'm saying? Like it has to be deeper than that, dude.

You know, unless everybody out there got micro penises or something, they're just too embarrassed of it. But like I I feel like the leverage has to be more than that. You know what I'm saying? Um,

that's just my speculation. Yeah, you know, I, you know, could be the [ __ ] aliens, but

or Project Blue Beam. Yeah. To me, yeah, no [ __ ] To me, uh, I think you would be highly naive to believe that these orders of preparation have anything to do with anything other than what's going on in Israel right now.

Well, on on that, you know what's also funny with all these countries, they all had a very uh a very similar um, you know, message, right? that there is no urgency. This is just a stockpiling drill.

Well, what are they going to say? Well, and like if if it tracks, right? Like they're not going to say, "Hey, man."

Yeah. Time to freak the [ __ ] out, bro. Toilet paper. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. And cause a [ __ ]

They're not going to cause worldwide riots by saying, "Hey man, we're in deep shit."

And they're also not going to call that play out if they have another play to run. Like, you're not going to show your cards.

Yeah. Like, this is one of the [ __ ] things on on the internet that I'm always confused about, especially in business. Like, all these [ __ ] content guys that own businesses get on the internet and like just tell everybody their play. It's like, do you not understand that this is a fun competition, dude?

Right? Like, you're not supposed to [ __ ] tell everybody what the [ __ ] you're doing. Like, there's never been a time in business, you could tell people little concepts and things to think about, but telling them your direct plans of what you're going to do is pretty [ __ ] stupid. You know, I follow a couple guys and one of one guy, you know, he's always posting like the [ __ ] they're going to come out with [ __ ] six months from now. And it's like, what are you doing, dude?

Yeah, don't do that. Stop doing that. Like, if you worked for me, I'd [ __ ] fire your ass for doing that.

Yeah. You know what I mean? No [ __ ] And you're the owner of the company. And like that goes for any kind of company. Like, dude,

but the point is is like why would you do that? And why would you do that here? You wouldn't.

No. Not if you're smart. No. Well, the other thing I think about too, bro, this [clears throat] is something else we've talked about. We are in the fourth turning.

Yeah. Right. And I want to I want to dive into this a little bit because I don't feel like a lot of people are familiar with this. I've looked in into it a lot more here recently. And it's like this isn't to like [ __ ] not listen, I'm not doing this to freak people out. That's not what this is, right? But it's just you should understand some theories and ways and angles that people have looked at, you know, historically big events, right? And bro, if you like start going back, history definitely not only does it repeat itself, right? But it can be like traced back all the way to the [ __ ] Armadas. You know what I'm saying? Like like these historic massive historic events.

Yeah. And they run on 80ear cycle. It's generally about 80 years. And what happened 80 years ago? Oh, World War II. Right.

Well, what happened 80 years before World War II? You know what I'm saying? Like you start when you start going back, you're going to see that like there's a pattern here, right? Um, [snorts] and again, seeing everything that I've seen, I I truly believe we are we're here. Like, it's it's that time for some type of global event. Now, this I'm not saying that everybody's going to [ __ ] die and it's going to be a I don't that's not what I'm saying.

But if you look at the [ __ ] the the history of it, something we're we are due. We're due.

Yeah. Right. What how do you see that? How do like how do you look at that that theory of of of the fourth turning? Like give give some kind like where where because

well I mean dude uh Stefan Aranio who who's dead now by the way um he wrote a book

back in and I I was friends with him. He [ __ ] passed away. Uh he wrote a book he passed away in 2020.

Mhm. And he wrote a book called uh Hard Times Create Weak Men Weak Men Create Hard Times. Okay. That's the name of his book. You can find his book. Pull it up.

Mhm. This was the first guy really talking about it, by the way. And when he was talking about it, everybody thought he was [ __ ] crazy.

Stephan Arnanio. I got you. You see him? Mhm. [snorts] Yeah. So, I knew this guy, all right? And he was on this [ __ ] so hard for so long, way before anybody else was. And then all of a sudden, bro, he [ __ ] died. M

and like when I say he died I was talking to him like it was like I think he died in like May maybe what did he die was it

I'm looking it up. Yeah I was talking to him like a week before everything was normal. Everything was fine and then he was [ __ ] dead and it was you know it was [ __ ] up. Uh allegedly he died from cancer.

Yeah. May 6, 2020. Yeah. But I talked to him like a week before that. Like the last day of April. Um, and then you know the next week he was [ __ ] gone. We were supposed to do we uh I did a podcast with him. Me and him did a podcast on his podcast and he was going to do our podcast and then u you know I reached back out and his team was like yeah man we're sorry he passed away. So I mean he was a different kind of dude, bro. Like he he he was definitely you know back then not everybody was awake. Not everybody was paying attention. Everybody thought that people that talked about this [ __ ] were crazy. Yeah,

but um this guy was way ahead of the [ __ ] curve and he talked about all these things and I mean dude he he could lay it out just like um you know like you're saying you know every 80 year like dude honestly if you just go to his [ __ ] YouTube and watch it you're going to learn a [ __ ] ton of [ __ ]

Yeah. Um but yeah man I mean we are in we are in the normal cycle of society going through a massive revolution evolution they want to call it uh of technology and culture and when that happens typically there's violence and we are definitely in that time frame of that happening and I think uh I think to your point man you know I don't know uh but it certainly feels like shit's coming to a head. Yeah, it definitely feels like that, bro.

Yeah, remember we called this, dude. We I I [ __ ] said this, you said this back in uh 2021.

Mhm. 2022 when CO finally ended. We're like, "Okay, well, CO didn't work. They're going to come out with something. What could they do?"

I think CO would have been it. Yeah, but it didn't work. It didn't work. You got Bill Gates saying that. Bill Gates said, Bill Gates came out and said,

"Well, CO, you know, it didn't it didn't work out the way that I thought it would,

but this next time it will." Okay. He [ __ ] There's a [ __ ] quote of him saying that.

Yes. And you know, we're now I I said there was one of two things that could happen. One, they could launch another pandemic with an actual disease that actually has a high mortality rate and [ __ ] blame everybody who was the resistance for everybody dying and then and then imprison them, execute them, or whatever they do.

Uh or they could do a massive cyber attack and just shut everything down and let people [ __ ] starve and fight and figure it out for themselves. And um you know that's it seems like it's going that the second the latter you know.

Yeah. The the the specific book we're talking about it's by um uh Straw How the Yeah. Straws how theory

um and it's an 80 to 90 year um of four 20 year turning. Yeah. Bro, just just go into your chat GPT cuz I know y'all [ __ ] ain't going to read the whole book and ask them to summarize the [ __ ] book.

The synopsis of it. Yeah. Yeah. I saw this. Let me put Let me show this real quick just to give some context here. History is about to reset. In 1997, two historians found a pattern hiding in history. 80-year cycles, each ending in a crisis. A hard reset. 80 years ago, that reset was World War II. 80 years before that, the Civil War. 80 years before that, the American Revolution, and back and back. And today, right on schedule, we're here at the crisis, at the edge of the reset. The cycle is the same every time. Four repeating beats and four types of people who push us through the reset shape what comes next.

And the role you play, that depends on when you were born. Yeah. So, we're in a generation of heroes. Ain't that weird?

Is that where we are? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Well, I mean, look, it makes sense because dude, you that person of that age from 1982 to 2006, they're the last people that remember what life was like before this [ __ ] [ __ ] Right.

Okay. these newer kids, the artist, they cannot [ __ ] comprehend it. So, how do you explain to someone who who's always had it how much better [ __ ] was before? You can't. And if this continues and let's say those people of my age get old and die, the idea of freedom will die with that generation.

That's the that's the part because and then you have a situation where the entire world doesn't even understand what freedom is. Mhm.

That's why it's such a crucial time. Okay. This is why I've been coming on here for six [ __ ] years, seven years on Real AF talking about this [ __ ]

Okay. I could have easily just kept talking about how to make money, which I was very good at. I'm still very good at,

but this is more important than that right now. Yeah. But laid out like this, it really does make sense, man.

Yeah. And like these 20 year segments, [snorts] you know, there's big events that happen in each one. And it's like, you know, well, what comes like if again, like you guys got to look into this yourself. But to me, it makes a lot of [ __ ] sense.

Yeah. A lot of sense. Like logical [ __ ] sense, you know? You're like, and how it lays it out, dude. It's like, yeah.

Well, and it makes sense, too, because when you look at people who are like between the the 60s and 80s where nomad

and you try to explain this to them, they their eyes are like glassed over. They're like, "Oh, really?

That sounds like that sounds like it sucks." Mhm. It's like, "Yeah, dude. Like what are you paying attention to?

That's right. So, [ __ ] dude. Yeah. I mean, it's gonna get weird, bro. It's gonna be weird, bro. And like I said, I mean, this this the point of this was not to like, you know, oh, you know, go go get your stockpile.

I think people should be [ __ ] nervous, but you should always be prepared. I think people should be nervous enough to be prepared. I don't think that you're blowing a whistle that isn't justified.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like I'm not [ __ ] you know, we're not running around.

We're dealing with [ __ ] psychopaths, bro. We're dealing with straight up sociopath [ __ ] no emotion, no empathy, have no problem killing everybody for their own benefit. That's what you're dealing with. And when you're dealing with someone like that, you have to take that serious.

You have to, bro. You have to. It's one of the biggest mistakes people make, bro. They don't think that evil people exist. They think that because they're a good person that there's no way somebody would kill hundreds of millions, billions of people to maintain their own life. Dude, these people are absolutely real and they will [ __ ] do that.

Yeah. No, Andy, that [ __ ] just exists in the movies, man. But dude, the good the good-hearted people don't believe it

because they're good-hearted. They're like the these people have these regular folks have,

you know, done what they're supposed to do. They they went through school. They got a job. They contribute to society. They pay their bills. They do all the things that they're supposed to do. And in that, that's a collective effort, okay? You're working with people. You you you have relationships with all these people. You understand their hardships. You understand what it's like because you have your own hardships. These people don't have those hardships. They don't [ __ ] understand, nor do they care. In fact, these kind of people actually think it's funny when people are running around in despair. They think the shit's entertainment.

They like us having they get And that's the level of evil that we're dealing with. And if you can't [ __ ] stand up against that, then you're a [ __ ] coward, dude.

Mhm. Well, I mean, that goes to the other piece, though. It's just like most people just like while yes, we have hardships, most people also have not really seen true evil either.

No. You know what I'm saying? And it's like and like that that like you've seen

not like that. Yeah. They they've seen, you know, people shoot another guy or stab another guy or been stabbed or been shot or shot somebody. Okay? They see that kind of violence. That's like oneoff violence that happens out of circumstance. We're talking about organized evil Dr. Evil [ __ ] super villain scheming,

right? to kill [ __ ] everybody so that somebody can maintain their own [ __ ] life. You think Netanyahu has the interest of [ __ ] Jews in his mind? [ __ ] no.

[ __ ] no. He [ __ ] doesn't like Jews. He is the [ __ ] anti-semite. He's the one causing all the problems for the [ __ ] Jewish people.

Okay. Willing to let them die if they have to. That justifies the course of action, bro.

Which which by the way, that lady that we just played, she she understands that. Is that

Yeah, she knows that 100%. Dude, I think Netanyahu is the evil the evilst dude on the [ __ ] planet

by a lot. Yeah. I don't think it's comparable. Yeah. How evil do you have to be to get your [ __ ] your your tentacles into literally everything and do do nothing but [ __ ] disturb things.

Mhm. Right. Like that's not the [ __ ] point of the world. Yeah. I think the other like miscalculated thing that people do like they don't realize too like bro Netanyahu is not new to this game. He's been doing this for decades.

Yeah, bro. Like I mean if you go look back 70s dude bro go look he spoke to our Congress what was it like 2002 2003 saying that we like he was the reason we went and invaded

Yeah. in that first run. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like he's the reason for it.

Yeah. Bragging about it. Bragging. Yeah. you know, and so it's like he's not [ __ ] new to this. You're just now seeing his face.

Do you really think? Do you Okay, first of all, without Netanyahu, we the migration [ __ ] wouldn't be happening. Okay, it wouldn't be happening here. Wouldn't be happening in Europe, wouldn't be happening.

Okay. Now, do you really think that the people of the Middle East, had this not happened, where Israel came in, took their [ __ ] land, and then basically proceeded to not be a good neighbor, but to be the worst [ __ ] neighbor possible?

That's right. Okay. Do you really think that if that hadn't have happened that all these Arab countries would be so interested in hating America or coming over here or [ __ ] with us? No. They'd be over there doing their [ __ ] [ __ ]

Mhm. Okay. There's a reason they hate Western culture and it's because of [ __ ] Netanyahu. Netanyahu represents Western culture in the Middle East. And then the fact that every other Western culture has supported him

and so they [ __ ] hate it. You would hate it too if you were them. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. But I also think that's the other piece though I think most I don't I mean, I would I would hope maybe I'm uh maybe it's just maybe it's a bad hope in my peace, but I feel like there are certain certain Arab countries over there that also understand that exact same thing. You know what I'm saying? Like you look at UAE, for example, like they they know what the situation is.

Yeah. They're more they're they're more Western than they are Arab. Yeah. They might dress Arab sometimes, but those are

Yeah. They [ __ ] in the hole every now and then, but like, you know, they're not chopping women's heads off for not wearing a [ __ ] cover, right? you know,

right? Yeah. You know, I don't know. I don't know, man. I don't know. But listen, dude. I I think I'm right. Okay. I'm not often wrong. And I You might take that as [ __ ] cocky or whatever you want, but I got a [ __ ] track record. I don't miss very often. And uh I think this all has to do with that. I think it all has to do with what's going on in Israel. And they're all preparing for what may happen as a result of what's going on.

Mhm. Well, I mean, that's the other it's not like a they they you know, he loses the election, he's immediately out. That's not how it works.

Yeah. You can still do a lot of [ __ ] A lot of [ __ ] dude. You know what I'm saying? [ __ ] Like, we elect our president November. He don't get in until [ __ ] January.

Yeah. And what happened in between that time? Oh, everybody got pardons. Another hundred billion dollars went out.

Exactly. Right. Exactly. You know, so it's going to be interesting to see what happens. Guys, jumping in on this conversation, though. Let us know what you guys think. Also, take this time to subscribe. Make sure you guys hit that notification bell to stay up to date with the latest drops. Um, now [clears throat] again, I said we would keep updated on ours. We have our elections coming. Yeah. Right. We got we got some things that are moving up there. And it's so funny to see what h how these uh how these people act, dude.

So, you know, James O'Keeffe. Uhhuh. Right. You guys are familiar with him. Um [clears throat]

uh what's the other guy? Uh Cam Higgby, right? Um, these are what they I guess you would call independent journalists, right? Um, but like old school independent journalists. Like they actually go in the field.

They go there. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? They they actually see what the [ __ ] actually happening, right? They're not just reading scripts, right?

Um, well, this comes out that then I love how they're calling them conservative activists, right? Because I guess the other option would just be, you know, the other side has communists, so we have conservative activists.

Um, they got they just got charged with unlawful voting. Can we just call them crusaders?

That's right. Right. That's right. No. Yeah. They they just Now, here's this dude. Listen, it's so [ __ ] funny because if you think like they're investigating unlawful voting.

Yeah. Which Minnesota says does not happen. Yeah. Yeah. Get them for unlawful voting.

Yeah. And and and how many of these uh Somali did you [ __ ] hit up for unlawful voting?

[ __ ] dude. How many unlawful uh you know when they put the the paper up in the windows and they were you know wouldn't allow the conservative side to help count votes. How many of those people got charged with unlawful voting? Oh, that's right.

[ __ ] zero. Zero. Yeah. Conservative activists James O'Keeffe and Cam Higgby were charged Wednesday with unlawful voting and identity theft after a Minnesota prosecutor said they gave false names to pole worker uh during the state's primary election. and the men recording uh recorded the exchanges for a video to expose what they say are vulnerabilities in the state's voting laws. So, let's check the V. This is just a quick little clip of of what exactly they did. And it it's funny because the prosecutor is more concerned on what they're exposing.

That's a telltale sign, right? Yeah. Pay attention to what these [ __ ] uh communist pole workers are saying.

Hi. Hello. Can I get your last name, please? That's Cam in a Burka. You spell the first three letters.

And your first name? Kami. And then your address, please. My address I just moved. It is 3530 Cleveland Northeast.

Got you here. So, if you can take a look and make sure that Can Can I vouch? You sure can. We'll get you checked in first and then we can vouch. What is required?

Okay. Yeah. Just to You're already pre-registered, so nothing else. Just you you'll sign something and we'll get your phone number

and then she vote. Yeah. Okay. Um do we need ID? Nope. No ID needed. Her her ID.

She does not need ID. I I have also seven other people who I live with. Can they not register?

You if you live with them, you can vouch for them. You can vote. You can vouch for up to eight people

and and no ID for any. Nope. But after eight people, you can't vouch anymore today.

Okay. Tomorrow, tomorrow, election day is over. Okay. And what if some of them do not live with me?

If you know them personally and you know that they live in this precinct in the area,

it needs to be this precinct. So, make sure it's at the same precinct, not just the neighborhood,

but there's specific boundaries. And no ID. I vote. Correct. No ID. Right. Why do they all look the same?

That's a new one. That That's like a That That creature. What is that? I don't I got Let me see. I want to I want to see where

that guy's got a little Zuckerberg going on, bro. Doesn't that guy look like a Teemo Zuckerberg?

Yeah. What is that, dude? I don't know what that is. Oh god. Yeah, that that looks like a [ __ ] lecture about white privilege.

This is the neighborhood. Yeah, you're about to get [ __ ] lectured, bro. Bro. Yeah, dude.

So, so listen, man. These people's day is coming, bro. They're physically the weakest [ __ ] people in the world and they're coming and they're cheating and they're [ __ ] with [ __ ] and there's going to come a time where people are [ __ ] tired of it and they're not going to be able to do anything to stop it because the rage and the aggravation that they are causing in society and culture is building up in society, dude. And I'm telling you, you [ __ ] communist people that like come here and do this [ __ ] like it is going to turn on you and it's going to be real bad.

That's that's just history. That's what happens when people get fed up with this [ __ ] And this isn't 1920s or 19 [ __ ] 40s or, you know, the Soviet Union where people are kept in the dark with information and they can't figure out what's going on. We live in a [ __ ] world where people can find out what's going on immediately.

So, you know, it's it's a if I Dude, the only the only thing I could come up with is that these people are totally delusional about like what they're doing. Bro, I I mean obviously I think some are very complicit because like

Oh, of course they are. The reason he's I'm saying delusional thinking that like there's going to be no repercussions for it.

Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But it's [ __ ] insane. But so so their setup, [snorts] right, for those who are who are listening, those who are watching,

look at that [ __ ] look at that. What the [ __ ] is that? Like how do you even do that?

That's a hybrid, dog. That's a [ __ ] alien. I've seen I've seen something like this in a video game before. I don't

You need to stop playing video games. Jesus. What kind of games are you playing?

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. It might have been a nightmare. I don't know. Uh but dude, the the election thing. So, essentially, you know, I could we could go up there right now. We could pre-register in Minnesota. Go up there and we take our the entire podcast team and just because I say, "Hey, yeah, no, they all

I live in the neighborhood." We're good, right? No IDs, no nothing, right? And obviously that's not a good [ __ ] system to have.

So, how'd they get charged? Uh, well, let's go to the prosecutor and see what uh they them had to say.

On the day of the primary election this August 11th, a group of people were attempting to cast doubt on the state's vouching system by posting videos of themselves on social media. We were alerted to this conduct by the Minnesota Secretary of State's office. This conduct has been the subject of investigation and review. That review is now complete. Today, we are charging two individuals, James O'Keeffe and Cameron Higgby, with felony counts of unlawful voting and identity theft. Free and fair elections are the bedrock of democracy and their protection is one of our highest priorities.

Mr. O'Keefe and Mr. Higgby entered polling places in multiple instances identified themselves using names of registered voters in those precincts without those voters knowledge or permission. Both men stopped short of signing the oath we all signed before receiving our ballot. But Minnesota law states clearly that no individual shall intentionally misrepresent their identity in applying for a ballot. Having entered polling places without legitimate purposes and intentionally misrepresenting their identity to election judges in applying for a ballot, the charges filed today are appropriate to address the conduct of Mr. O'Keefe and Mr. Higgby.

No, they aren't because the oath was never signed. They never misrepresented themselves because they never signed a [ __ ] piece of paper.

Wouldn't the more That's communist [ __ ] right there. Okay. This is what happens in communism. They they make a [ __ ] crime up and they charge you with it and then they put you in [ __ ] jail or the goolog forever.

That's right. Show show. This is the first This is the This is the first time that I can remember seeing Well, maybe not the first time, but this is a very blatant example of we don't like you. We don't like what you think. We don't like what you did

and now we're going to [ __ ] use the force of the law to [ __ ] put you away. You're exposing too much.

Yeah, dude. So, they post on social media. So, they're a [ __ ] they it gets a felony charge,

you know, because elections are so important to them that anybody can just [ __ ] walk up and vote with seven other people and it's

super You guys care about a lot. I wonder what else this lady cares about, right? Um like what what else do you think she cares about? We're This is Henipin County.

What do I think she cares about? Yeah, I think she primarily based I don't know her.

I think just from watching her, she's a [ __ ] communist, okay? And I think she probably bases her entire platform on identity politics and protected class politics, meaning LGBTQ MOPA causes

and uh you know, and then pretends to be some sort of ally for minorities. Oh, yeah. While they still

pump their their American urban areas with American citizens who happen to be black with illegals from Somalia. And then they try to tie those two things together. Like if you criticize Somalia, you're somehow racist towards American blacks, which is [ __ ] not the thing. In fact, if you want to really find out who [ __ ] hates the Somali the most, it is the [ __ ] American blacks.

American blacks. Okay. So, this person is the typical person that speaks for an ent, you know, the meme, you know, there's that meme of the cartoon where like there's a black girl and then there's like a white girl standing next to her and she's holding a hand over her mouth and she's like, "She's so opp." And she's like, "I'm not oppressed." And she puts her hand on her mouth. She's like, "I'm she's so oppressed." That's her.

Mhm. Mhm. So, am I right or wrong? Well, I would say you're pretty you're you know, pretty [ __ ] spot on. Uh actually because I got a little story on this lady here. Uh to your point again it's Minnesota. You got Moadishu up in there which she also represents. Um I would like to introduce you guys enter entering the show a gentleman by the name of Abdi Mahad Bele Muhammad. Okay. This individual um was charged on two separate occasions. once in 2017 and once in 2024 uh with rape. Okay, this is a Somali uh immigrant.

Um and he got a sweet deal on both. Um in 2017, he received a three-year prison sentence that was stayed for 5 years, meaning no prison time served. Um and he just got 5 years of probation. And then in 2024, again, it was a rape case. it got diluted to an assault case. He received a 14 uh 14-month prison sentence that was also stayed um with one single day of probation. Um and you wonder who was the prosecutor on both of those. Oh, it's Miss Mary Majority.

This lady right now. Let's see what she had to say on this one, though. She she stated that the office agreed to the plea deal because the loss of critical witnesses and evidentiary hurdles weaken the case, making felony convictions the achievable outcome rather than a lengthy prison sentence. Um, but you know what's interesting? So, she cares more about, you know, James and Cam, right, than this [ __ ] Somali dude running around raping people. Um, this is him, by the way. That was 2017. This is 2024. Um, but it's so funny because, you know, then in 2025, he did it again. Uh, and then

Yeah, because that's their [ __ ] culture, dude. That's what they do there. Exactly. But this time, and this is back when Pam Bondi was in, they took it up federally and end up, you know, have no problem with witnesses or evidentiary hurdles, right? Isn't that weird?

U, but sure, let's go get Cam and let's get, you know, make sure James O'Keefe, they don't expose the [ __ ]

It's crazy, man. And it's not just in Minnesota. We all know this. Again, we got a bunch of elections happening right now. Um the DHS just announced that uh uh massive arrest of criminal foreign nationals uh that have been accused of voting in US elections. Um we got to go to the uh DHS secretary um Mullen, see what he has to say. Um, Department of Homeland Security, we've identified 250,000 noncitizens registered to vote in just four states. Mind you, we have 46 other states and just four states. We've identified 250,000 noncitizens registered to vote in California and Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada.

Uh we also worked with proactive states uh to identify 28,000 noncitizens on their voter role ro roles plus 400,000 individuals that are still registered to vote that are deceased. Now those 20 or the these 23 states they proactively worked with us on the save program. That's Georgia, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, North Carolina, Idaho, Alabama, Missouri, Louisiana, Kansas, Arkansas, Wyoming, Montana, Iowa, Florida, South Dakota, Indiana, Arizona, South Carolina, Utah, Nebraska, Michigan, and my great home state of Oklahoma.

What's what's interesting to me is we're getting push back from activist judges that are saying that hold on the SAVE act or the SAVE program, they are trying to put a a stop to. And so if you look at just one state like Minnesota where there's obviously people voting there that are not, you know, legal Americans and then they can bring up to seven other people with them.

He didn't even bring up Minnesota. Like dude, the that's the point. They're not going to disclose that information,

bro. The the highly I guess occupied states, what we would call them, I guess. Worse ones. Yeah.

They're not even turning over that information. No. So this is in other states that wouldn't be like highly adversarial to, you know, the Constitution, bro.

So yeah, man. But, you know, feel bad for people, you know, when they send 4,000 [ __ ] uh military age males to your neighborhood and say, you know, that they are Americans.

Yeah. He needs a place to to stay. Yeah. He you know what? He's you know, he's just a violent rapist, dude. Like it's

he's still adjusting to American. He's still a good guy, right? That's like that's what they try to It's like, dude, get the [ __ ] out of here.

Yeah. But then I see [ __ ] too. I saw this earlier. I don't I don't know how true it is, but I saw it.

Uh it was somewhere I want to say up in Michigan, maybe. It might even been Minnesota. This 21-year-old, he just got fined like $12,000 and he's facing some criminal charges for telling uh I don't know if it was an Indian man. So, he told somebody to go back home and he's getting and he's getting in trouble for it.

No [ __ ] Oh, bro. You haven't heard? You haven't heard that? No. Jackson Tate Collins in Helena, Montana is where it was. He was charged uh with a felony count of malicious intimidation or harassment. Um he Oh, they're saying he shoved an Indian a man of Indian descent with both hands and told him to go back to his country. and he's now been charged and uh facing up to five years in prison.

Yeah. Well, the problem is is that like it's not going to be shoving. That's the problem. It's going to get worse and worse and worse. And especially if you start punishing people for words,

bro. That's [ __ ] crazy. By the way, holy [ __ ] these are so good. Are you eating them? Eat them sticks,

dude. The barbecue is the [ __ ] dude. I didn't even know there were Indians in Montana. Was this like a native? It couldn't have been Native American. I don't think that's who they were talking about. Yeah, bro. I don't know, man. This shit's crazy though, man. It's crazy. I mean, what if he was just like mean like go back to his house? You know what I'm saying? Like, go back home. You know what I'm saying? Like

I don't know. That might be a bad example. He might have assaulted the guy or something. just go back to your two family flat. You know what I'm saying? Like, who knows? I don't know, man. Guys, tell us what you think, man. This is going to be interest. I don't know what uh what James and Cam are going to do on this.

Um I mean, I'm sure they ridiculous probably get some pretty decent lawyers. It doesn't seem like it's going to hold water. I mean, listen, if this dude can get off on raping three years in a row,

you're assuming that the the law is applied equally. It's not. No, it's [ __ ] up, dude. Why won't he look at the camera?

I don't know. He's probably never seen one before. Oh Jesus Christ, dude. What?

He thinks if he looks at it's going to take his soul. Oh, [ __ ] Why is that thing clicking?

I am the photographer now. All right. Oh, man. Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think. We have arrived. It is time um for our final segment of the show. As always, guys, we have thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] where we bring a headline in, we talk about it, we give it one of these two options. Now um we got Halloween couple of days, right? Um we're actually decided we're not going trick-or-treating. We're just going to do it at our house. I am stocking up on those mini meat sticks to pass out. I think that's a great idea for everybody actually,

dude. Yeah, you should. I'm going to come get some, too. Yeah. [ __ ] bro. If I open my [ __ ] door and it's you in a Halloween costume,

I'm standing there in my Michael Myers mask. Kit Kat. That's right. Trick or treat.

Where's the Where's the [ __ ] Kit Kats? Where are the Snickers? Yeah. Where are the Snickers?

No, Andy. And Andy's not coming. I was told you would have Snickers. That's right. No, no. I know. You know why?

The only house in the neighborhood has got Snickers for now. I mean, listen, apparently somebody's been running a sale. A lot of Snickers in my my neighborhood, actually. I don't know if it's [ __ ] buy one get one. What the [ __ ] happening?

All right. Oh [ __ ] dude. Not the minis. I'm talking about the king-size Snickers, too. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. Allegedly. Allegedly. Yeah. Uh, but no, I know you won't I know you won't come by. You know why? Cuz I don't do candy corn, dog.

That's right. And we're not going to have any there. That's right. So, uh, you know,

I'll get some on the way. Uh, I'll stop by the white guy's house next door. Go next door first. I know they will have some,

bro. You go to any white people's house. They got [ __ ] candy corn for Halloween.

We have this discussion every year. Every [ __ ] year, dude. Candy corn is superior.

Why? And you guys all think it sucks. That's because you're not I have an evolved palette, bro.

Is that Is that because the top of them is white? Is that why it's superior? What

is that? Is it superior because the top is white? No, it's it's superior fat kid food.

No, bro. It's just [ __ ] Yeah, bro. It's pure sugar. Yes, dude. And you get like a whole gum of it in your mouth. It's the [ __ ] bro.

No, only like truly [ __ ] fat people on the inside like me like candy corn. I've come to accept that.

Yeah, but I like it. Okay. All right. All right. Well, Fat Andy [ __ ] likes his candy corn, bro.

Fan Andy approved. All right. Um, well, if you guys, you know, want some healthier options, mini meat sticks, pick them up.

Yeah. Um, but, uh, in light and spirit of Halloween, okay, I saw this article. Um, I have verified its authenticity.

Okay. Um, so for our thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] article, man buys a fake human skull at a yard sale for $20. He uses it as a Halloween candy bowl for four years until a dentist notices real filings.

Fillings. Fillings. They're spelled the same. All right. I don't want to hear that. They're spelled the same. Are they not spelled the same? Feelings. Filings.

I'm not a [ __ ] spelling bee champ, but I understand context. Like, no, they're different.

Oh, okay. [ __ ] Sorry. Um, yeah. Until the dentist notices real feelings. Okay. Um, so a man renovating his home ended up calling police after discovering that a human skull he had been using as a Halloween candy bowl for the past four years was apparently real. He bought the skull for $20 at a yard sale assumed it was an old medical replica and every October it filled it with candy for trick-or-treaters. Nobody questioned it until a guest at a Halloween party who happened to be a dentist picked it up and noticed several teeth had real metal feeling feelings and signs of dental work. Uh police recalled the skull was taken for uh forensic examination while investigators tried to determine where it came from and how it ended up at a yard sale. Uh, the man had spent four Halloweens watching kids reach inside it for candy before learning the decoration on his porch may have actually been someone's

actual hit. That's [ __ ] up. I mean, so what? What do you mean? So, I mean, bro, that's [ __ ] crazy. All I'm saying is is like that must that must have had it must have been a big [ __ ] head. Ooh, it's going to be

It was IT WAS A SOMALI PIRATE. You said it. It's the only thing that's going to be able to hold that much. You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. This is the only thing it's going to be able to hold that much. Yeah. I mean, you know,

I mean, it does look like a big head. [ __ ] dude. Is that the real picture? Uh,

that looks big. No, that's not I don't think that's okay. I was gonna say that's like there's no way, dude. That's like a giant head. But bro, could you imagine you're just eating candy corn out of a [ __ ] human skull? Like, bro, [ __ ]

Apparently, it's not a big deal. According to Z, it's not that big of a deal. We So, as you know, I've been through dental school. So, we used to handle real skulls. And once they are carefully cleaned and preserved, it would you would not feel too much of a difference compared to a very good artificial skull. It's not that big of a deal.

All right, everybody, keep an eye on Zshine. Yeah. Watch this [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. Don't go into Zan's basement. Yeah.

This is your I'm not I'm not the one who wants to drink competitive bloods from their skulls.

That's different. That's different. Okay. That's different. That's different. I'm not trying to eat candy corn out of it.

Okay. Okay. Okay, guys. That's different. That's different. Drinking the blood of the sk out of the skull of your enemy is different than eating candy corn out of the skull of your enemy.

Yeah. Not same. Same. Yeah. Not same. Same. It's like a It's like a symbolic thing, right?

Yeah, bro. [ __ ] dude. That It's just wild. Yeah, that's wild [ __ ] Like what you got in there? Dots,

bro. Now listen, dots are all right. [ __ ] with dots. Dots are pretty good. That's the best part.

Dots are pretty good. He's got dots. He's What's he got in there? Uh, he looks like he's got Tootsie Roll.

He's got some of those blow pops. Is that what you guys call them? That's what they're called.

Blow pops. Those suckers with the gum in them. We just call them suckers. Oh. Mhm.

Yeah, man. What's the worst? What's the worst candy? I don't even know what you guys are going to say. You're going to say candy corn like everybody else because

candy corn aside because everybody else is jump [ __ ] you know, a bandwagon and they say, "Oh, everybody loves to hate candy corn." Candy corn is the Nickelback of [ __ ] candy.

Everybody [ __ ] likes it, but nobody wants to admit it. Okay, candy bars. What's the worst candy bar,

dude? I'm fat. I am the fattest person on the inside. You There's not a piece of candy you could put in front of my face. I'm be like, "Oh, that sucks."

So, if I look up online, it says, "According to annual consumer surveys and national polls, candy corn and circus peanuts are frequently traded the worst candy in America."

Closely followed by black licorice and neco wafers. I mean, I don't know who eats black licorice. That's They have problems. Something wrong with you. My older brother likes it, I think.

That's nasty as [ __ ] dog. Black licorice. Yeah. I'm not a big fan of paydays.

Yeah. Not a big fan of those. But pretty much anything else, it's on the table.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? What's your favorite? Real real [ __ ] My my favorite candy bar is a Hershey's Symphony Bar.

I don't think I ever had one. Oh my symphony bar. What is that? Is it chocolate?

It's It's just chocolate. No, it's chocolate, but it's got some nougat and it's got some [ __ ] toffee pieces. It's got some peanuts.

Candies we don't even know about. Yeah. [ __ ] You're an expert. Oh, bro, listen.

You're a [ __ ] PhD. You're the grand wizard of candy, bro. I'll take you through it. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Like, bro, that Hershey snip, you can get them at Walgreens.

They have them at Walgreens. I'll tell you who makes some good candy, dude. This is not a plug, but Sean Ryan sent me a a bag of his gummy bears.

Oh, really? I swear, dude. They're the best gummy bears I' ever had. Never had them, Sean.

They're [ __ ] amazing. Yep. Nope. Sean's never sent me [ __ ] Yeah. Well, he did, but I ate them.

They're [ __ ] good, dude. That's [ __ ] up, man. You know, I got him and I got him and I was like,

let's try it. I'm like, you know, Sean Ryan, Sean Ryan, Willy Wonka. I'm kind of having a problem putting it making the connection, but I'll try him.

That's right. That's right. Holy [ __ ] I think he missed his calling, bro. [ __ ] I got to try some. Send send some more. Just address it to me this time.

They're good, bro. So I can actually They're for real good. [ __ ] But I think my favorite like Halloween candy for real are the bite-sized Kit Kats. The the the two barit piece. Yeah.

Well, I don't break them. I was about to add Put them all in there. Just go. Yeah.

You like the white chocolate ones? No. Original. I mean, I don't dislike them, but I want the original.

Yeah. It'd be cannibalism. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Yeah. That's right. I'd be eating the white ones. We save those. Yeah. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, man. Well, guys, Andy, that is all I got, dog.

All right, guys. Well, we will see you on Monday with Q& AF. Have a good weekend and uh don't be a hoe. Share the show.

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Who speaks in "Why Are Governments Telling People to Prepare for a Major Crisis? - Ep 1074 CTI"?

Andy Frisella (Host), James O'Keeffe (Guest), Cameron Higgby (Guest), Mary Majority (Guest), Abdi Mahad Bele Muhammad (Guest), DHS Secretary (contextual reference) (Guest), Speaker labeled as Cam in a Burka (contextual reference within a clip) (Guest), Andy Forcella (Host).

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The discussion questions why governments are urging citizens to prepare for a major crisis, pointing to geopolitical upheavals, a claimed impending cyber attack, and conspiracy-laden links to powerful figures. It frames these warnings as strategic or intentional moves tied to a looming loss of influence by prominent leaders.

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The episode runs 1 h 22 min; the transcript is about 16,136 words in 409 timestamped sections.

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