457 - Trump’s Battle Royale, Reborn Babies, & A Labubu Economy

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Speaker 3 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan Show.

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Speaker 3 My laboo boos, my Chinese voodoo dolls, evil,

Speaker 3 and yet protect me

Speaker 10 here as well.

Speaker 3 What did Dick Cheney say?

Speaker 11 You have to work with the dark side.

Speaker 3 A friend of mine gave these to me.

Speaker 11 We had some fun with them at the comedy store.

Speaker 8 I do think they're evil and I will get rid of them.

Speaker 4 I do not like them.

Speaker 4 They give me an uneasy feeling.

Speaker 3 I don't like them. I think it's not great that we have these Chinese voodoo dolls.

Speaker 3 circulating amongst the population there.

Speaker 14 People are clipping them onto their travel bag.

Speaker 3 Planes are going to start going down.

Speaker 15 They already are.

Speaker 16 There's something odd about

Speaker 19 fentanyl-stuffed Chinese voodoo dolls being attached to people's belt loops, and people are wearing them like necklaces.

Speaker 21 And they're actually kind of creepy critters.

Speaker 19 They're not aesthetically pleasing.

Speaker 4 They're not cute.

Speaker 24 They're kind of creepy.

Speaker 25 And everyone agrees they're kind of creepy and off-putting.

Speaker 26 Even the most ardent fans of the laboo-boo

Speaker 28 will agree that it's sort of a monkey's paw,

Speaker 3 but they're a status symbol,

Speaker 4 and like many things,

Speaker 31 it is completely devoid of meaning.

Speaker 33 And in a world that is increasingly devoid of meaning,

Speaker 4 it absolutely makes sense

Speaker 34 that

Speaker 27 people will be

Speaker 22 entranced

Speaker 31 by

Speaker 31 different

Speaker 7 things like this, collectibles.

Speaker 4 And the labuboo, like I'll hold it up in my car and I have a really nice car.

Speaker 13 It doesn't matter, but it's a nice car.

Speaker 36 But I hold up the labuboo and people start freaking out because apparently they're hard to get.

Speaker 28 So in a world without where we've created a culture that doesn't have any meaning,

Speaker 38 And everything is accepted as some form of scam

Speaker 29 and children grow up wanting to get in on the scam, lest they be left out in the cold.

Speaker 46 The laboo boo is the perfect symbol of the economy that we've created and the cultural value system that we have.

Speaker 5 It is a Chinese fentanyl-stuffed voodoo doll

Speaker 29 that is being exported to America.

Speaker 24 You open the package and you don't know which labo-boo you have gotten.

Speaker 5 They've added the element of gaming, of gambling into this.

Speaker 52 Turning seven-year-old children into gamblers.

Speaker 53 Which one did I get?

Speaker 54 I hope it's a special one

Speaker 5 because there's a bunch of regular ones, and then there's a special one.

Speaker 25 Maybe you'll get the special one.

Speaker 9 Sure, mom and dad aren't married anymore, but maybe you'll get the special one.

Speaker 25 Maybe you'll get the special laboo boo.

Speaker 57 Mommy still loves you very much.

Speaker 58 I don't know where she is.

Speaker 43 In the culture that we've created, the labuboo is a symbol

Speaker 59 of status.

Speaker 61 In a culture where nothing really matters, fame is awarded to people

Speaker 50 randomly, in many cases.

Speaker 34 Wealth

Speaker 12 is awarded to people based on a myriad of factors.

Speaker 41 Many of them seem to be out of the control of many people.

Speaker 59 So little gimmicks, gimmicks, little gadgets, little critters,

Speaker 23 little things like the laboo-boo become an important status symbol for people who have given up on owning a home, having a family, having a job or a meaningful life.

Speaker 71 When you have given up on all of those things and you are 40 years old, No one has published your novel.

Speaker 22 No one has gotten on board with your your career in entertainment because you should never have started.

Speaker 12 No one told you to.

Speaker 4 And yet you did because you followed the general advice that you should follow your dream and whether or not you had any aptitude for

Speaker 49 that dream or the work ethic to make that dream a reality.

Speaker 38 You spent

Speaker 74 your 20s and 30s in and out of bed with random people.

Speaker 55 You didn't build a relationship.

Speaker 71 You didn't build a career.

Speaker 63 You didn't build a skill set.

Speaker 28 Unfortunately, many of the jobs you would be qualified to do are no longer available for you.

Speaker 78 You are fighting a battle with age, with dynamics of the economy you barely understand, because none of us do.

Speaker 37 But you have a laboo-boo

Speaker 72 on your bag when you visit your sister who has a family

Speaker 25 and her kids think it's cool.

Speaker 31 It is really what motivated all these articles.

Speaker 81 I wonder what, why did people, listen, people have always liked collectibles.

Speaker 12 My mother loved them.

Speaker 10 She was a schizophrenic, but she liked them.

Speaker 82 Beanie babies, McDonald's toys, hashtrocks.

Speaker 24 It's a part of the American culture to get into collectibles.

Speaker 71 And it's always a...

Speaker 44 a kind of get rich quick scheme.

Speaker 84 I can get a bunch of cool things and then one day they'll be worth a lot more.

Speaker 86 They never are, but that's the idea.

Speaker 71 The Antiques Roadshow, maybe the most American show ever.

Speaker 75 Boomers go, well, I bought something at a garage sale.

Speaker 28 Hopefully the Declaration of Independence is in the, is, you know, in the back of this dresser, and I can retire.

Speaker 62 That's what

Speaker 24 America is about.

Speaker 43 So the Laboo-Boo isn't new,

Speaker 34 but expect a lot more of it.

Speaker 88 The company PopMart

Speaker 24 is now worth what?

Speaker 89 Get up the worth of this company, which again is only the Laboo Boo, little Chinese fentanyl-stuffed demon troll doll.

Speaker 82 PopMart's market capitalization is estimated at $46

Speaker 93 billion.

Speaker 38 Pop Mart's market cap has significantly increased with a reported 205% change in 2025.

Speaker 48 It's worth noting that the net worth can also refer to the company's net assets.

Speaker 90 As of December 2024,

Speaker 22 PopMart's net assets are reported by companies' market cap to be $1.5 billion.

Speaker 8 Okay,

Speaker 37 it's a huge increase

Speaker 19 in market capitalization.

Speaker 100 And it's because they have gotten people addicted to this little off-putting

Speaker 10 critter. It's a critter.

Speaker 35 It's a little voodoo doll.

Speaker 101 And this is the future of the global economy, by the way.

Speaker 31 It's going to be crazes that drive people to buy things like this.

Speaker 90 This is going to now, this is a, I wouldn't say it's something new, but the scope of it is new.

Speaker 22 The amount of money that is being spent is going to be big.

Speaker 103 And because of the internet, everything is global.

Speaker 11 And these little signifiers of status, which there was a brief moment when NFTs, non-fungible tokens, were signifiers of status.

Speaker 104 are replacing the old signifiers of status like, look, here's my children.

Speaker 31 That used to be status.

Speaker 62 My son is good at soccer.

Speaker 102 That was status.

Speaker 28 You cannot afford a son.

Speaker 55 You cannot afford a soccer ball.

Speaker 36 You will get a laboo-boo.

Speaker 76 That's what you'll get.

Speaker 28 You will get a demonic Chinese voodoo doll, and you will attach it to the bag

Speaker 60 you live out of.

Speaker 72 And that is it.

Speaker 62 You are not going to get a house.

Speaker 33 You will get a little critter.

Speaker 44 You will get today's version of a gigapat.

Speaker 31 That's what's going on in the people's eyes, even the adults, the adults, their eyes get big.

Speaker 93 You've got one of them.

Speaker 89 I want one of them. What?

Speaker 66 A family? No, that demon doll, that troll, that critter.

Speaker 33 And if you look at the face of Labooba, get the close-up of the face.

Speaker 112 It's evil,

Speaker 60 it's not smiling in a nice way.

Speaker 28 It's an evil being.

Speaker 31 It knows it has you under a spell.

Speaker 110 That is the face a cocaine dealer makes when they hand you an eight ball.

Speaker 72 The laboo boo is not your friend.

Speaker 45 The laboo boo is here to control you.

Speaker 113 And I am mad I don't have a special one.

Speaker 114 Someone brought these to me at dinner, and it's not even a good one.

Speaker 115 It's not a special one.

Speaker 32 It's like a very normy one.

Speaker 39 So I'm pissed about that.

Speaker 35 On top of all of that.

Speaker 51 So let's talk about the quickly collapsing White House for a few minutes because

Speaker 3 it's becoming interesting.

Speaker 28 There was purportedly a dinner that was being set up

Speaker 57 with J.D.

Speaker 49 Vance,

Speaker 9 the vice president, Susie Wiles, Trump's chief of staff, Cash Patel,

Speaker 15 the

Speaker 118 very competent head of the FBI,

Speaker 79 sarcasm, and Pam Bondi, again, very competent attorney general.

Speaker 120 And they were all supposedly going to dinner to silence Dan Bongino, podcaster-turned

Speaker 5 administration official.

Speaker 47 And they were supposedly meeting to tell Dan Bongino to shut up about Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaker 40 and about the cover-up.

Speaker 99 And this is what was supposedly happening.

Speaker 122 But there were leaks.

Speaker 74 People started leaking.

Speaker 28 The meeting appeared to have been moved or rescheduled Wednesday night.

Speaker 90 Some officials who were expecting to attend the meeting, including Vance and Attorney General Pam Bondi, were spotted leaving the White House on Wednesday evening.

Speaker 36 Administration officials told CNN earlier in the day that there were discussions about moving, canceling, or rescheduling the meeting amongst tense media scrutiny.

Speaker 12 So what's going on is there's a lot of finger-pointing.

Speaker 31 People are angry with each other, obviously, but also they've realized that this is the nail in the coffin for their credibility.

Speaker 31 Dan Bongino has realized that.

Speaker 66 What is Bongino?

Speaker 59 What is he? Cash is the head of the FBI.

Speaker 4 What is Dan Bongino?

Speaker 22 I'm blanking now on what he actually does.

Speaker 127 Okay.

Speaker 31 He's the deputy director of the FBI, and then Cash Patel is the director of the FBI.

Speaker 25 Okay.

Speaker 66 Dan Bongino reportedly is going rogue.

Speaker 19 This guy's like, hey,

Speaker 127 I have a podcast.

Speaker 31 This is Dan Bongino had a podcast.

Speaker 59 He had a radio show.

Speaker 31 And now he's the deputy of the director of the FBI.

Speaker 12 And I think what he's starting to realize is that while America may have an expiration date,

Speaker 127 Podcasting is forever.

Speaker 31 So he's protecting his future career as a podcaster.

Speaker 127 I'm not kidding.

Speaker 91 This is not a comedic bit.

Speaker 66 He genuinely is going,

Speaker 43 I want to come out of this administration and go back to a fun job like podcasting.

Speaker 28 I don't want to be the deputy director of the FBI and cover up child sex scandals all day. I want to read ads for Blue Chew

Speaker 36 from my house.

Speaker 82 It's a good gig, this podcasting.

Speaker 108 It's not bad.

Speaker 59 Hard to complain about.

Speaker 71 Yes, there's a good amount of it happening all the time.

Speaker 28 You got to do it every week.

Speaker 108 But I think Dan Bongino is going, I don't want to be around these people.

Speaker 59 I don't want to be near these people.

Speaker 16 I didn't sign up for this.

Speaker 40 I don't know Dan Bongino at all.

Speaker 63 I've never done his show.

Speaker 57 I've never been in the same room with him.

Speaker 52 But I imagine he's saying to himself, I didn't sign up for this.

Speaker 35 I don't want to be part of this cover-up.

Speaker 23 I want out.

Speaker 71 So he's leaking stuff stuff to the media about Epstein and other members of the administration are essentially telling him to shut up.

Speaker 34 But I don't think he will.

Speaker 55 I think he wants very, very badly to go back to podcasting.

Speaker 16 I don't think he wants to be the deputy director of the FBI. He goes, that's not fun.

Speaker 72 I don't want to do that.

Speaker 95 I want to go back to doing my show.

Speaker 108 Let me do my goddamn show.

Speaker 23 I want out.

Speaker 111 This is the whole thing.

Speaker 74 He doesn't want to be part of this.

Speaker 23 All of these people

Speaker 84 are about to turn on each other in a very public way.

Speaker 128 You can see this coming from a mile away.

Speaker 64 Everybody's, even in that sphere of people on the internet that aren't working at the White House are starting to get in little fights.

Speaker 33 The people in the White House are going to start to rip each other's throats out over this.

Speaker 16 This is kind of Trump's M.O.

Speaker 23 He gets a bunch of people together and they all, it's battle royale and he watches them tear each other's spines out.

Speaker 92 He gets off on that.

Speaker 72 He likes that. He's an older man.

Speaker 63 He likes it.

Speaker 68 He likes watching the people in his White House rip the skin off each other's faces.

Speaker 76 It's the ultimate reality show.

Speaker 27 He brings Laura Loomer up there.

Speaker 12 He fires somebody because Laura Loomer has identified something about them that is a problem and

Speaker 33 he should watch out for.

Speaker 28 And maybe she's right and maybe she made it up and who knows and who cares?

Speaker 82 But he goes, you're fired.

Speaker 24 He calls them up and he goes, you're out of here. And they're gone.

Speaker 104 It sends a chill through Washington.

Speaker 10 They go, wow, another scalp.

Speaker 76 Loomer's got another scalp.

Speaker 89 And then he just sets all these people on each other.

Speaker 24 He sets Susie Wiles on Bondi and Patel.

Speaker 111 He just goes, fight, fight it out.

Speaker 33 Rip each other's spines out.

Speaker 44 And he sits there and he watches.

Speaker 87 He likes it.

Speaker 131 It's fun for him.

Speaker 74 It's fun for him

Speaker 31 because

Speaker 76 it is what he's always kind of done.

Speaker 10 This is his MO.

Speaker 67 Trump very much believes that all things are to please the king.

Speaker 122 He believes that.

Speaker 100 All things are to please the king.

Speaker 85 And if he's bored,

Speaker 31 or if he's covering up an international child sex trafficking scandal,

Speaker 33 or if he's running cover for Netanyahu and Adelson and Israel and whatever they're doing, it's fun to just divert attention to the king's court and everybody, we're going, we're having a duel.

Speaker 77 We're going to joust.

Speaker 126 We're going to watch everybody tear each other's face off because that's what he does, what he wants.

Speaker 28 He wants, he likes this.

Speaker 33 He doesn't dislike it.

Speaker 28 And he doesn't want to avoid it.

Speaker 96 It's what is taking the eyeballs off of Israel's indefinite occupation of Gaza, the fact that he's now claimed that Epstein did nothing happen.

Speaker 83 Ghislaine Maxwell moved to a minimum security prison after she said to Todd Blanche, he didn't do anything wrong.

Speaker 90 Todd Blanche is Trump's attorney general.

Speaker 28 He met with Todd Blanche.

Speaker 38 It was a meeting with Todd Blanche before he went to go see Ghillaine Maxwell.

Speaker 24 Ghillaine Maxwell is now in Club Fed.

Speaker 76 But instead of that,

Speaker 39 he's walking on the roof of the White House.

Speaker 31 Don Jr.'s got memes of him with the dildo.

Speaker 24 They're trying to get in fights.

Speaker 122 What's Sidney Sweeney doing?

Speaker 16 It's all about trying to run cover.

Speaker 71 And if you watch it, it's actually quite interesting the way they're choosing to do it.

Speaker 75 Now they go, let's get a reality show going.

Speaker 45 Who's in? Who's out?

Speaker 33 Who hates who? Who's blaming who?

Speaker 31 Let's watch them fight because it takes attention off what's actually happening.

Speaker 38 I don't know if Bongino's leaking stuff or not.

Speaker 28 If he is,

Speaker 62 they've got a problem on their hands.

Speaker 12 Reportedly, somebody wanted to talk to Rogan. I read about this too.

Speaker 44 That's going to be a bad idea for them because Rogan's going to sit there and ask some questions for two hours.

Speaker 31 And when Kesh Patel went on Rogan, it it was a bad idea because Kesh Patel

Speaker 134 looked like he was covering something up.

Speaker 12 So whoever goes on Rogan will most likely look like they're covering something up.

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Speaker 130 And I'm thinking about all of this this morning.

Speaker 85 I happened to be in Los Angeles, and I thought about some of it

Speaker 119 last night, and I was driving, and I was saying to myself,

Speaker 23 Are there people,

Speaker 96 for example, the Curtis Yarvin Tech people,

Speaker 40 the big money players, Teal, not only him, but others, that whole sphere,

Speaker 24 Zuckerberg, the Tim Cook, Cook, people like that.

Speaker 37 Do these people

Speaker 42 want

Speaker 46 Trump to outlive his usefulness

Speaker 153 to them?

Speaker 5 We're watching a coup, essentially, where Trump

Speaker 175 has been given a lot of money by these tech people.

Speaker 117 to essentially allow them to take over the government.

Speaker 128 And I think Elon Musk, and again, this is my own theory.

Speaker 113 I think Elon Musk, you got Tim Cook in there again, giving him

Speaker 79 a golden apple.

Speaker 115 He knows what Trump likes.

Speaker 36 They're all showing up.

Speaker 25 Look how creepy this is.

Speaker 47 They're all kind of showing up.

Speaker 100 Again, all things are to please the king. Here's a gift.

Speaker 135 Yeah.

Speaker 146 It's engraved for President Trump.

Speaker 166 How lovely.

Speaker 30 Yeah, nice.

Speaker 146 Unit of one.

Speaker 23 Giving him a nice

Speaker 23 little plaque.

Speaker 30 All right.

Speaker 19 all things obviously to please the king

Speaker 72 they wanted

Speaker 144 and needed

Speaker 107 him to open up

Speaker 79 the bank for them he did

Speaker 98 sam altman these people

Speaker 130 i believe elon musk was a little bit of a trial balloon

Speaker 16 I think there were probably people that thought Elon Musk was going to be more popular than he was.

Speaker 36 Remember, as smart as some of these people are in their field,

Speaker 23 they're completely hopeless when it comes to social intelligence.

Speaker 52 They think Elon Musk is the coolest guy ever.

Speaker 21 They don't understand how cringe it is to a lot of people.

Speaker 85 I think there was an expectation amongst these Silicon Valley types that Elon Musk was going to be a lot more popular with the American public than he was.

Speaker 24 And that Donald Trump was going to kind of let Elon Musk run the country.

Speaker 77 I think Elon Musk was under that impression.

Speaker 74 Elon Musk got in there and he didn't look like he was there for a limited amount of time.

Speaker 31 He was digging in.

Speaker 72 He wanted.

Speaker 21 I mean, I think he wanted that Doge Department of Government Efficiency to be a permanent thing.

Speaker 96 I mean, they all say now that it was never intended to be permanent, but it could have grown into something permanent.

Speaker 39 I don't think too many people get into the White House and want to leave.

Speaker 24 Musk had all that power, and then there was this huge falling out.

Speaker 131 Musk thought it was going to be more than it was.

Speaker 31 This is why he started challenging Trump.

Speaker 29 Musk knew Trump was going to pass a bill probably

Speaker 68 that Musk didn't like.

Speaker 119 Trump didn't run on being a star of the beast conservative

Speaker 39 and that he was going to eliminate government spending.

Speaker 125 I mean, that became a theme after he won, but Trump ran on

Speaker 39 the idea that he was going to like bring back an era of American exuberance, which would require spending a lot of money.

Speaker 78 He ran on enforcing immigration and enforcing

Speaker 106 new tariffs and bringing back

Speaker 95 work to the country from, I mean, all of that takes money.

Speaker 97 It doesn't seem to anybody that Trump ran on like slashing taxes, shrinking government.

Speaker 72 Those weren't the primary

Speaker 52 components of Trump's appeal.

Speaker 113 He was an economic nationalist.

Speaker 35 He was a populist.

Speaker 63 Elon Musk knew that.

Speaker 71 I think the reason that Elon Musk started flipping out was because Elon Musk realized that he was going to then spend the rest of Trump's term on the outside.

Speaker 12 And I don't think that was the plan. I think

Speaker 89 a lot of people

Speaker 24 want the country governed

Speaker 63 by, and I don't mean a lot of people like a lot of people in America.

Speaker 28 I mean like of the small group of people that gave Trump a lot of money.

Speaker 64 They want the president of the United States to be a symbol only.

Speaker 64 They want the president of the United States to be a symbol only.

Speaker 24 In the same way

Speaker 119 that elements of the intelligence community or business leaders have always wanted the President of the United States to be a symbolic position

Speaker 64 and that they wanted to pull the strings behind the scenes,

Speaker 64 tech people are now doing the same thing.

Speaker 34 They want to take over.

Speaker 68 They want to put AI that they've programmed in charge of a lot of decisions.

Speaker 39 They want to get rid of a lot of the government.

Speaker 86 And they want the President of the United States to be essentially a puppet.

Speaker 23 Now,

Speaker 21 here's the question:

Speaker 45 Where

Speaker 52 is Trump

Speaker 78 mentally?

Speaker 78 Where is he mentally?

Speaker 23 Is this guy aware of that?

Speaker 31 Was he aware of that?

Speaker 31 It seems like that was the plan.

Speaker 88 He's not stupid.

Speaker 28 He has a guttural political instinct.

Speaker 175 He looks at the people around him, and I've often said a lot of people think they're using him.

Speaker 100 He's usually using them

Speaker 125 and they don't know it.

Speaker 37 But the tech people clearly

Speaker 24 are going to eventually realize that the Republican Party brand is going to be damaged not only by Epstein,

Speaker 23 but by all of the things that have now become a mess.

Speaker 24 The ICE raids have become a mess.

Speaker 55 People are not on board with ripping fathers away from their children at high school graduations that have committed no crimes.

Speaker 78 It's become a mess.

Speaker 64 Dumping people off Medicare and then giving all the money to Israel and the Ukraine has become a mess.

Speaker 94 And it's the exact opposite of what he ran on.

Speaker 77 It's the exact opposite. So

Speaker 23 the tech people are not stupid, but they don't care because they got what they wanted, which was the money.

Speaker 78 They wanted the money.

Speaker 34 So they helped him win.

Speaker 89 And they gave him the money.

Speaker 72 And they gave him, you know, deference.

Speaker 32 And they allowed the king to be the king.

Speaker 134 Washington Post and Trump's Washington, Palantir is winning big

Speaker 96 from warfighting and tracking deportations to writing State Department cables with AI.

Speaker 31 The company is

Speaker 129 benefiting from a new technology-driven, cost-cutting ethos in government.

Speaker 106 So the Make America Great Again people

Speaker 24 are slowly waking up to the idea

Speaker 24 that the administration has been

Speaker 24 handed over in some respects

Speaker 78 to members of the tech community.

Speaker 32 People who do not believe in

Speaker 32 America as a nation state,

Speaker 21 people who don't believe in the Constitution, people who don't believe in privacy, people who believe in endless surveillance

Speaker 78 are the people in the MAGA tent

Speaker 79 that are now

Speaker 88 trying

Speaker 55 to apply pressure to the machinery of government and have applied pressure.

Speaker 129 At what point is Trump useless and do they turn on him?

Speaker 55 How weak does he have to get before they turn?

Speaker 28 I don't know. These are all questions.

Speaker 24 I've been thinking about these things.

Speaker 131 Did they think Trump was going to hand the government to Elon Musk?

Speaker 12 And I'm not saying the tech community is a monolith.

Speaker 38 There's people in the tech community that hate each other. Great.
Who cares?

Speaker 31 People in the CIA that hate each other too. Guess what?

Speaker 24 They all get together on some things.

Speaker 28 There's rich people that hate each other, but they all agree on some things.

Speaker 74 Fortune 500 CEOs may be competing, fucking each other's wives, whatever.

Speaker 122 But when it all comes down to it, just a few principles, they heartily agree.

Speaker 87 And I think with tech, you would find that to be the case.

Speaker 37 With Elon and Sam, they hate each other and he hates him and he sucks and they suck.

Speaker 39 But at the end of the day, they both don't believe in the American government to regulate their industries.

Speaker 39 They don't believe in the American government and they don't believe that the Bill of Rights of the Constitution should get in the way of whatever the hell they want to do.

Speaker 39 Palantir, the software and data analytics company, has garnered at least $300 million in new and expanded business since Trump took office for his second term, helping to make it the SP's top performing stock of 2025.

Speaker 29 In May, Pentagon leaders allocated up to $795 million more to the military's core artificial intelligence software program.

Speaker 49 Yay!

Speaker 28 Doesn't that sound good?

Speaker 105 At the Department of Homeland Security, immigration officials reversed earlier plans to ditch some of the company's services when their superiors awarded Palantir a $30 million contract this spring to track immigration enforcement.

Speaker 28 AI replaces people.

Speaker 31 These guys program the AI. The politicians become not only puppets, they become actors.
Puppets, you at least have to control with a marionette.

Speaker 78 You got to blackmail some of them, bribe some of them, feed the egos of some of them.

Speaker 104 It's a very imperfect system, and parts of it are evil.

Speaker 116 But now imagine they're not even puppets, they're actors.

Speaker 60 They're literally hired actors

Speaker 108 who are just giving a human face to the beast

Speaker 24 behind the scenes.

Speaker 74 And it's hard to now look at the Trump administration as any other thing

Speaker 24 other than a veil

Speaker 8 for this

Speaker 24 a veil for the AI takeover of government

Speaker 78 and a veil for the tech revolution to take over American life

Speaker 119 to put everyone as Catherine Austin Fitz said on a digital control grid

Speaker 31 This seems to be what it is.

Speaker 62 I don't know how you can look at it another way.

Speaker 38 I'm sure there are other ways to look at it.

Speaker 59 I'm sure there's lots of hopeful people that look at it very differently.

Speaker 28 Maybe they're all privy to things.

Speaker 24 I don't know.

Speaker 29 But from the outside, it very much seems that,

Speaker 67 and I'm not a Luddite.

Speaker 93 I don't believe that, you know, I'm not trying to, I don't want to live with the Amish.

Speaker 99 I understand that China has AI and we need to have AI and all of this stuff.

Speaker 31 I understand all of that.

Speaker 33 I'm not completely,

Speaker 93 you know,

Speaker 36 against technology at all.

Speaker 95 It's made my life much better.

Speaker 96 I can do this show.

Speaker 24 I can make a living.

Speaker 62 What I am against

Speaker 27 is people

Speaker 71 who do not make their intentions clear

Speaker 10 and launder

Speaker 71 their goals.

Speaker 31 into some populist movement

Speaker 39 where Americans were going like, hey, we need a border, we need jobs, we need our own communities to look better,

Speaker 64 and then have the heads of Palantir and Meta and Google say, that sounds great.

Speaker 96 Here's how we think that can happen.

Speaker 79 And they're not trying to do any of that.

Speaker 176 They don't care about any of that.

Speaker 91 They're not trying to do any of that.

Speaker 52 They're trying to

Speaker 133 realize their vision of what a future America looks like.

Speaker 119 The government is inefficient.

Speaker 175 They want to get rid of it.

Speaker 38 Human beings are inefficient.

Speaker 39 They want to get rid of them.

Speaker 38 Peter Thiel, do you think the human race should survive?

Speaker 23 Well, I, uh, well, uh, well, maybe.

Speaker 33 They're pretty clear if you listen to them.

Speaker 36 But what they've done is they've laundered this message.

Speaker 24 And that's why Mark Zuckerberg's on Rogan talking about jiu-jitsu and stuff.

Speaker 71 They're trying to, and they think, well, Elon, I guess he's cool, right?

Speaker 34 He's got rockets.

Speaker 36 We'll put him in the White House.

Speaker 24 He'll be on Twitter all the time.

Speaker 28 What do these people really want?

Speaker 176 And that Bannon's going to run in 2028 and, you know, he's hopeless.

Speaker 93 You know, it's just

Speaker 49 a collapsing brand and very quickly.

Speaker 89 But Trump.

Speaker 31 is going to do what he always does, which is set

Speaker 24 the dogs of war on each other.

Speaker 31 That's what he does.

Speaker 19 That's how he's planning to ride this out.

Speaker 24 That's how he's planning to ride this out.

Speaker 91 And then the weakest one they will pin this on.

Speaker 28 Whoever emerges weakest,

Speaker 106 whoever gets bloodied in the media bad enough, whoever they can turn people on.

Speaker 27 With leaks, awkward interviews, whoever gets, then they will try to get rid of that person.

Speaker 11 But unless they release everything they have on Epstein, and unless Elaine testifies,

Speaker 118 they are part now of the biggest and most evil cover-up in human history that we know about, that we know about, by the way, there were probably others.

Speaker 102 They can't get away from that no matter how much real world road rules, fucking real housewives, basketball wives, drama they want to create at the White House,

Speaker 21 it's simply not going to work.

Speaker 72 You can give everyone a laboo-boo

Speaker 79 and people are still going to remember what's happening.

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Speaker 71 People are buying $8,000 lifelike baby dolls in a weird new trend.

Speaker 28 Let's move on from the laboo-boo to the real baby doll

Speaker 31 that people are buying.

Speaker 143 Best case, these dolls were introduced so that women who had lost a child or felt some weird way in postpartum, which I don't know much about,

Speaker 23 could

Speaker 113 heal their trauma with this baby.

Speaker 175 This is an article in the Times or the Wall Street Journal.

Speaker 27 So always the journal.

Speaker 85 Always demoralizing over at the Wall Street Journal.

Speaker 29 Kelly Maple tenderly sets her bundle of joy and Naomi into a Nuna car seat

Speaker 14 and drives her to the mall.

Speaker 14 When they arrive, Maple23 places little Naomi, dressed in a onesie and a hairbow, into a high-end stroller, complete with portable sound machine, stuffed animal, and pacifier.

Speaker 78 Giggling, Maple and Naomi shop for tiny clothes.

Speaker 36 Most passerbys would mistake them for a typical mother and daughter, but Naomi is not real.

Speaker 38 She's a lifelike, quote, reborn doll.

Speaker 47 These collectible baby dolls, which can run up to 10,000 apiece, have been around since the early 2000s, but in recent years, they've exploded into a global phenomenon.

Speaker 71 Collectors who consider themselves parents shell out for luxury baby gear and dote on their reborns as if they were human children.

Speaker 32 In Brazil, they've become a lightning rod in recent months with politicians introducing bills to try and ban the popular doll from public places.

Speaker 119 The reborn doll world is hidden in plain sight in the United States.

Speaker 96 It's a cottage industry with

Speaker 47 amateur crafters hand molding and painting dolls in their basements.

Speaker 19 The process, especially for the more

Speaker 45 ver,

Speaker 46 I know versimilitude, but this is an interesting versimilitudinous silicone dolls is labor-intensive, including painting delicate pale blue veins on their soft, peachy skin.

Speaker 112 How

Speaker 85 sick,

Speaker 97 how disturbed, how strange, how creepy.

Speaker 5 Oh my God, how creepy that is.

Speaker 49 It's so creepy.

Speaker 66 I don't know what to say

Speaker 75 other than it feels like we're heading down a bad road.

Speaker 72 Again, I know that's

Speaker 28 a well-worn theme of this program, but it feels like we're heading down a bad road.

Speaker 62 I don't know: is it good that adults are walking around with dolls they call reborns that are fake babies and pushing them around in strollers?

Speaker 45 Is that good?

Speaker 75 Is that a good development?

Speaker 24 Is it a positive development that adults are walking around with fake children that they are taking shopping in America's malls?

Speaker 37 I don't know.

Speaker 28 Feels bad.

Speaker 93 Feels not good.

Speaker 31 feels like it's going to a creepy, weird place.

Speaker 21 The tractors find the dolls creepy and some owners say they are taunted by families and online bullies.

Speaker 90 What these critics misunderstand collectors say is the therapeutic potential of the dolls.

Speaker 119 Women who have lost babies or experienced miscarriages are comforted by the reborns.

Speaker 98 The dolls can also soothe women with PTSD,

Speaker 13 Alzheimer's dementia, and autism.

Speaker 96 Brittany Spears, who said she had a miscarriage, has been seen carrying a doll.

Speaker 34 Well, that's a good advertisement.

Speaker 39 Good advertisement for them.

Speaker 47 Some women are fanatic collectors, amassing dozens, if not hundreds, of dolls and posting online videos of diaper changes and trips to the park.

Speaker 27 Hey,

Speaker 112 it's weird.

Speaker 112 It's really weird.

Speaker 31 It's really weird.

Speaker 64 And I think it's deeply haunted.

Speaker 24 And I think that there's obviously a place for something like that to people that have extreme PTSD or who have lost a child.

Speaker 64 But that's not

Speaker 55 everybody who's buying these things.

Speaker 36 People like the social capital of having a baby without actually having a baby. They're like walking around with a baby in a stroller.

Speaker 91 They're trying to LARP

Speaker 23 as a mother or a father or whatever.

Speaker 61 There's something deeply strange and off-putting about this behavior.

Speaker 74 And I think it's, you know, it's like we're going to look back 10 years from now and go, what were people doing right before the metaverse, before everybody plugged in?

Speaker 31 And they go, oh, they were walking around with fake babies in New York City.

Speaker 41 They had dolls.

Speaker 36 And it's going to be like, oh, well, yeah, I guess this is better.

Speaker 111 I guess this is better.

Speaker 110 I guess this metaverse is better.

Speaker 110 What were people doing right before the digital police state?

Speaker 67 Well, they're, I don't know, they're pushing dolls around and they were collecting little Chinese demon trolls.

Speaker 27 Oh, well, this is better, I guess.

Speaker 62 Can we watch a little bit of this or are we going to get dinged on YouTube?

Speaker 15 We can watch it.

Speaker 23 Okay.

Speaker 178 You guys keep asking me to do a collection update video, so that's what we're going to do today.

Speaker 178 Basically, I'm just going to show you guys the dolls that are in my reborn collection. Thank you.
And I will talk a little bit about what kit they are, who made them.

Speaker 178 Yeah, so I tend to do these videos like every once in a while because you guys are curious who is in my collection.

Speaker 178 I used to change it up a lot, but honestly, I've been really happy with my collection and haven't changed it too much recently. So,

Speaker 30 I don't know.

Speaker 178 Witch is like my personal favorite size to collect. I've had Naomi since December of 2018.

Speaker 30 So, I've had her for a long time.

Speaker 23 She's a girl from the article.

Speaker 178 And I just love her so much.

Speaker 178 Naomi is the full-here's the thing, ready?

Speaker 9 You know, this is happening. You know, this.
You know, she's getting a call going, I don't want you bringing Naomi to Thanksgiving this year.

Speaker 139 Kelly, Kelly, I'm your mother.

Speaker 9 Kelly, I'm asking you to not bring Naomi to Thanksgiving this year.

Speaker 179 Your brother, it makes your brother and your father and me upset.

Speaker 90 Kelly, it makes us upset.

Speaker 56 I don't, I'm not saying I hate Naomi.

Speaker 83 And of course,

Speaker 10 well, Kelly, Naomi's not going to be alone.

Speaker 55 She's a doll.

Speaker 36 She's not alive.

Speaker 108 What do you mean you're not coming if you can't bring Naomi?

Speaker 91 Kelly, do not bring Naomi to that.

Speaker 66 Do not show up with Naomi.

Speaker 23 Do not bring her.

Speaker 178 So Naomi here is a prototype version, obviously.

Speaker 178 And she was painted by Christy Carwithan, and she was rooted by Jillian Jade DeSico.

Speaker 178 I love this baby so much. She's just perfect.
I cannot see myself like ever parting with her. I love her so, so much.

Speaker 178 And yeah, like I said, she's full-body silicone, so she has entirely silicone and she has a ball-jointed head.

Speaker 128 It's so creepy. All right, it's creeping me out.

Speaker 9 It's creeping me out just even watching it.

Speaker 114 It creeps me out just watching it.

Speaker 110 I don't like it, but I can't articulate exactly why.

Speaker 112 I think I have.

Speaker 55 I think I've articulated it.

Speaker 28 I think I've articulated it as clear as I can.

Speaker 61 Something seems

Speaker 90 something is deeply unsettling

Speaker 31 about playing dress up

Speaker 88 or playing pretend as an adult.

Speaker 99 One of the things that I find the most disturbing in our current society is that people are playing pretend

Speaker 126 as adults.

Speaker 119 They do not accept

Speaker 84 any

Speaker 49 reality

Speaker 106 that they do not like.

Speaker 24 So they invent a reality that they feel more comfortable in that bears no resemblance to the world that most of us are living in.

Speaker 114 That's a big issue for me.

Speaker 130 I don't love that.

Speaker 96 That's not one of my favorite things about the time that we're in now.

Speaker 38 I don't think walking around, this is another one, but I don't think walking around with a fake baby is good.

Speaker 180 She's been thinking about the sleepover all week, but I think about her food allergies all the time.

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Speaker 38 And since we're in the summer, we'll talk about this.

Speaker 119 CBS is now saying, and they're doing this.

Speaker 68 And again, CBS is mainstream.

Speaker 88 Obviously, it's CBS.

Speaker 101 They're coming out and they're going to adult summer camp, see surge of interest as people seek community and nostalgia.

Speaker 24 And you might say to me, Tim, don't you always talk about the importance of community?

Speaker 131 Don't you always talk about that people need a community?

Speaker 112 Yes.

Speaker 28 Well, then shouldn't they go

Speaker 21 to a summer camp?

Speaker 131 As adults, what the hell's wrong with that?

Speaker 23 A lot.

Speaker 40 I'm glad you asked.

Speaker 36 A lot is wrong with that.

Speaker 23 A lot.

Speaker 106 Multiple things.

Speaker 49 Lots of things are wrong with it.

Speaker 122 Well, why wouldn't they?

Speaker 75 Why shouldn't they go to a summer camp and have fun with other people?

Speaker 62 They're adults.

Speaker 28 They're adults.

Speaker 185 You don't go to fucking camp. That's it.

Speaker 74 There's other ways to build community outside of pretending to be in a fucking camp as an adult.

Speaker 102 Put the fake baby away, you sick fuck.

Speaker 185 Nobody wants to be in a community with a psychopath who's in a summer camp with a fake baby.

Speaker 185 It's nuts.

Speaker 33 This is the reason they're not in communities is because they keep doing this horse shit.

Speaker 185 That's the reason they're not in one is because they're fucking going to summer camp with a fake baby.

Speaker 62 That's the problem.

Speaker 74 Or is it community good?

Speaker 185 Yeah, community's great, but not this way.

Speaker 95 Pedophiles are community.

Speaker 122 That's not good.

Speaker 77 Methadics are community.

Speaker 28 That's not ideal.

Speaker 49 Not all communities are good.

Speaker 61 A bunch of people at a summary.

Speaker 67 Let's watch this.

Speaker 104 How sick this is, by the way.

Speaker 81 What, let's watch?

Speaker 28 Can we watch the CBS thing?

Speaker 62 Let's watch this.

Speaker 111 This is sick.

Speaker 91 This is maybe more disturbing than the fake baby go.

Speaker 186 All right, for many families, summer's all about camp, right? But who says kids can have just, only kids can have the fun?

Speaker 186 Well, Yelp reports that there is a 350% increase in searches for adult summer camps this year as people look for community and nostalgia.

Speaker 186 And as Nancy Chen shows us, plenty of both can be found at camps around the country.

Speaker 187 With zip lines, pouchery, and bunking up in log cabins, they're all the hallmarks of your child's favorite summer camp.

Speaker 188 Except

Speaker 187 this one is for the grown-ups.

Speaker 187 Welcome to Summer at Club Getaway in Kent, Connecticut, where campers 21 and up

Speaker 69 together every weekend.

Speaker 27 Metanyahu bomb it!

Speaker 28 Israel bomb it!

Speaker 187 Kid again.

Speaker 188 What are you looking forward to most?

Speaker 30 Meeting some people in like kickball or like tug-of-war, something like that.

Speaker 187 Shamia Briscoe is one of many who came to camp to leave all her responsibility behind and instead bring out her inner child.

Speaker 189 The nostalgia of it, right? Like I did overnight camps when I was younger, and I remember like going out on the water and going rock climbing, and I was like, why not do that with Samalco?

Speaker 13 See what's really cool is that all the activities are planned for you.

Speaker 188 All right, I guess we're doing this thing.

Speaker 178 Activities that aren't always for the faint of hearts. Is this safe?

Speaker 23 Yeah.

Speaker 5 Stop it for a minute.

Speaker 177 The American media is trying to destroy your mind.

Speaker 9 I mean, the American media is presenting this as something normal. It is very sick.

Speaker 177 The American media is presenting going to an adult summer camp as a normal activity.

Speaker 11 And it's, I don't care if it's this or Bohemian Grove.

Speaker 35 I think it's all wrong.

Speaker 48 This is fucked up.

Speaker 14 Let me articulate this

Speaker 9 in a way that people can understand.

Speaker 5 You have stages to your life.

Speaker 139 You are young.

Speaker 57 You will never do all the things that young people do.

Speaker 141 You cannot.

Speaker 25 It is impossible.

Speaker 149 Because the experiences of young people are varied.

Speaker 10 You see?

Speaker 64 There are young people that attend camp. There are young people that went to the prom.

Speaker 137 There are young people that will never go to a prom.

Speaker 148 See Gaza.

Speaker 175 There are young people that are never going to win a Little League championship. There are young people that are never going to have their mother and father there at their high school graduation.

Speaker 41 There are young people.

Speaker 138 that for whatever reason are not going to have the experiences that young people that we tend to associate with being young.

Speaker 14 That is part of life.

Speaker 5 Accepting that is a big part of life.

Speaker 93 Accepting what you get and what you don't get, and making a life from that place

Speaker 9 is a big part of life.

Speaker 55 Having do-overs

Speaker 106 and trying to recapture a feeling or trying to

Speaker 96 discover a feeling you never had

Speaker 49 in this way,

Speaker 23 paying

Speaker 129 to go to a place

Speaker 28 to try to feel something

Speaker 104 that you felt as a child and need again

Speaker 55 for whatever reason.

Speaker 38 This is my big issue with Disney World and Disney adults.

Speaker 20 They're incapable of accepting the reality of life.

Speaker 133 And that is that you cannot stay a fucking child. You have to grow up.

Speaker 106 And if you're lucky, you become an adult.

Speaker 24 Then you become middle-aged and then you become an elderly person and then you die.

Speaker 31 That is the cycle of life.

Speaker 24 You cannot, and I'm not saying you can't do things young people do to stay young.

Speaker 78 I'm saying you cannot go to an adult summer camp and you cannot walk around with a fake baby

Speaker 23 unless you're a child.

Speaker 24 If you're a child and you have a doll, that's one thing.

Speaker 64 You cannot walk around with a realistic baby and then pretend to change its diaper and feed it at a family party.

Speaker 114 Something is wrong.

Speaker 98 See someone.

Speaker 24 See someone now.

Speaker 89 See someone now.

Speaker 16 Oh, we're going to the adult summer camp.

Speaker 31 Oh, it's actually super fun.

Speaker 74 All the events are planned for you.

Speaker 110 And it's actually really cool because we do it with alcohol.

Speaker 91 It's like canoeing and fun.

Speaker 23 Hey, I want you to go to a hospital.

Speaker 62 I care about you and I want you to go to a hospital now.

Speaker 28 Look at me.

Speaker 62 Well, no, you're freaking out.

Speaker 39 It's actually just kind of like a fun thing, super nostalgic.

Speaker 34 You meet some cool people.

Speaker 23 I want you to go to a hospital now.

Speaker 185 Get in the ambulance. Get in the ambulance now.

Speaker 108 You're not going to a summer camp.

Speaker 36 You're 38 years old.

Speaker 66 You're not going back to college and you're not getting a fake baby.

Speaker 107 It's not happening.

Speaker 185 Christ Almighty.

Speaker 81 It's one of the things that is the least,

Speaker 89 you know,

Speaker 34 anything you want to say about American culture are myriad of problems.

Speaker 24 I know I use that word too much, but it's a great word.

Speaker 31 The issues we have, the hollowness, the consumerism, the materialism, the emptiness,

Speaker 31 the dishonesty, the grift, the graft,

Speaker 42 the evil.

Speaker 36 lurking around every corner, people taking advantage of others, the rotten and poisoned food system, the drug dealers.

Speaker 122 We get it.

Speaker 76 How bad it all is.

Speaker 112 We should make a pact

Speaker 28 that we're adults,

Speaker 16 that we're not going to escape these problems into a narnia fantasy land and pretend to be children.

Speaker 31 That is a fate worse than death.

Speaker 24 We cannot do it.

Speaker 131 We cannot do it.

Speaker 31 It is something that cannot happen.

Speaker 24 We must face these challenges as adults.

Speaker 23 We cannot go to Disney World childless and go on the rides.

Speaker 108 We cannot go to the camp.

Speaker 109 You cannot get the fake baby.

Speaker 36 I'm sorry.

Speaker 31 This is crazy.

Speaker 24 I mean, this is absolutely insane.

Speaker 68 Let's watch a little bit more of this before I have a stroke.

Speaker 30 Hang on. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 188 I don't remember actually agreeing to do this.

Speaker 30 All right.

Speaker 30 Hi.

Speaker 30 Hi. Okay.

Speaker 30 I'm good. Sorry, can't stream.

Speaker 191 So this is where it starts, right here. The first activity that we're going to do is our welcome to camp party.

Speaker 158 David Schreiber is the camp's owner.

Speaker 153 Why do you think people come here? They're sick.

Speaker 192 I think people come here for an experience.

Speaker 35 They want to meet new people.

Speaker 192 They want to try different things.

Speaker 10 They're sick.

Speaker 192 And feel part of a community.

Speaker 30 They should go to a hospital period of time. They should go to a hospital.

Speaker 141 They should hospital children during the week.

Speaker 30 They should go away.

Speaker 141 They've been welcoming adults and be restrained.

Speaker 187 It wasn't until recently that programs doubled.

Speaker 35 They should be restrained.

Speaker 188 Do you find that the popularity of summer camps for adults right now is tied to people wanting to seek a simpler time?

Speaker 192 Yes, 100%.

Speaker 192 You know, things are complicated right now. There is a simplicity that comes here, right? There's sort of a depth in the superficiality.

Speaker 98 We'll take the restraints off when you're better.

Speaker 150 We will take the restraints off when you're better.

Speaker 9 All right, get this out of here. Look at how disgusting this.
Look at this. Get this out of here.

Speaker 177 We will take the restraints off when you're better.

Speaker 123 If you commit to getting better, we're going to help you get better.

Speaker 9 We'll take these restraints off.

Speaker 138 These people should be restrained.

Speaker 9 They should all be put on that bus. And instead of going to the camp, the bus should pull over and they should be taken out.
And at gunpoint, they should be put in straight jackets.

Speaker 9 They should be put in straight jackets and put into an institution, by the way. That's exactly how I would run.

Speaker 65 That's what ICE would do.

Speaker 38 If I ran this country, ICE would be, they wouldn't be grabbing bus boys.

Speaker 98 They'd be tasked with putting these people in straight jackets and putting them in an institution.

Speaker 5 and getting to the bottom of this crap.

Speaker 123 You're not going to experience everything on earth, earth, you narcissist.

Speaker 125 You don't get everything.

Speaker 175 There are people that are not going to have the things.

Speaker 79 I'm sorry about that.

Speaker 150 It is a deep narcissism. It is not a search for community.

Speaker 90 Don't, it is not this bullshit.

Speaker 137 It is a deep and unrelenting narcissistic personality type that demands that they have every experience on earth.

Speaker 23 At all times, there is a time for all things.

Speaker 14 Someone said that, I don't know who and I don't care, but the point point is this.

Speaker 133 It is a deep commitment to worshiping the cult and the church of self to say,

Speaker 32 I'm going to

Speaker 29 be a child again at summer camp.

Speaker 128 I'm going to get drunk and put whipped cream in my mouth and like a degenerate.

Speaker 55 And I'm going to do this slip and slide.

Speaker 34 What do you call that?

Speaker 175 That fucking thing. It's a slip and slide, right?

Speaker 99 Yeah.

Speaker 57 I'm I'm going to get drunk and do a slip and slide and get in a canoe after I take jello shots.

Speaker 9 I'm a degenerate. I'm a degenerate and I should be in a straitjacket.

Speaker 9 I have tattoos all over my body because I'm an animal degenerate and I should be in a straitjacket.

Speaker 98 But instead, I have my mother fell down the stairs, so I'm taking her inheritance and going to summer camp when I should be paying for my straitjacket.

Speaker 98 I should get a bill for my straitjacket and I should never be let out.

Speaker 98 I should never be let out of my straitjacket because if I am, I'm going to use my arms to sign myself up for adult summer camp or God help us get a fake baby and wheel it around New York City.

Speaker 98 I should be in a mental institution.

Speaker 140 I should be in a place where my days play, hey, well, what's good is the activities they're planned for you.

Speaker 12 You know where they're also planned for you?

Speaker 98 In a mental institution.

Speaker 176 My mother, my mother was in one.

Speaker 49 We planned her day and it wasn't called summer camp.

Speaker 133 We called it the hatch, the booby hatch.

Speaker 88 You're going into the hatch.

Speaker 55 I'm telling you, ICE should not be building alligator alcatraz.

Speaker 96 We should be building mental institutions to forcibly commit people.

Speaker 24 And it's not going to be the people you think.

Speaker 93 It's not going to be the people in New York City foaming at the mouth, screaming about the Bilderberg group.

Speaker 60 Those people are right.

Speaker 74 It's not going to be them.

Speaker 44 It's going to be these freaks who are doing ziplines at 38 drunk at the fucking adult adult summer camp.

Speaker 72 They're going in.

Speaker 28 It's not going to be the people screaming about the Rothschilds and the fucking Anunnaki.

Speaker 108 It's going to be the people at adult summer camp that are going to be going in to a facility.

Speaker 108 You're going into a facility.

Speaker 49 Well, it's really cool because your day is planned for you and like it's you know I at camp as a kid now I'm in camp again.

Speaker 108 No, no, you're not.

Speaker 28 You're going to jail.

Speaker 77 It is a sick thing.

Speaker 23 thing

Speaker 127 it is a sick thing

Speaker 64 even though they're evil they keep me safe

Speaker 78 i want to name them

Speaker 140 i'm trying to name these two

Speaker 45 i'm going to call

Speaker 39 one of them

Speaker 120 Israel and the other one Gaza.

Speaker 73 These are my laboo boos, Israel and Gaza.

Speaker 151 And they fight.

Speaker 36 Hopefully they figure that out, huh?

Speaker 98 What's going on over there?

Speaker 36 They're going to annex the whole thing.

Speaker 70 We're out of time now.

Speaker 150 We'll get to that later, maybe on the Patreon or next week.

Speaker 136 Oh my God, trying to make progress with my finances has been a real problem.

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Speaker 155 Chime feels like progress.

Speaker 162 Every year, I promise myself I'll find the perfect gift.

Speaker 30 Something they'll actually use.

Speaker 157 And love.

Speaker 162 This year, I found it.

Speaker 190 The Bartesian Cocktail Maker.

Speaker 164 Oh, that's the one that makes cocktails at the push of a button, right?

Speaker 180 Exactly.

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Speaker 162 I got one for my sister, and maybe for myself, too.

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Speaker 108 Watch out for Bongino going rogue in the Trump world.

Speaker 77 Watch out for this.

Speaker 47 This is obviously, I'm not breaking news.

Speaker 55 It's being reported everywhere, but I am contextualizing, I believe, what they think they're doing.

Speaker 63 What they think they're doing is pivoting everybody to watch a reality show whilst they ignore a lot of the calls to release this stuff.

Speaker 99 That's what I think is happening.

Speaker 99 I would guarantee it's happening.

Speaker 130 And I would watch that.

Speaker 12 This is something important to

Speaker 49 know when you're being played, I think.

Speaker 38 I think we're all getting played a little bit.

Speaker 101 Recession this year, they say it's coming.

Speaker 62 Maybe if you go to calci.com, let's bet.

Speaker 44 How about we bet on a recession?

Speaker 24 Make money from the recession.

Speaker 36 Someone's going to.

Speaker 39 Someone always does.

Speaker 33 I love Calci because you can really fuck around and set up your own markets.

Speaker 63 I'm not into sports, so I don't bet on sports, but I like coming up with markets like, will there be a recession this year?

Speaker 176 How many people are going to get it this year?

Speaker 19 Is Israel going to occupy Gaza?

Speaker 61 Is

Speaker 24 will Trump serve out the rest of his term?

Speaker 90 That's an interesting one with these tech.

Speaker 80 I just don't know.

Speaker 16 Do they want dance in there

Speaker 31 as opposed to Trump?

Speaker 91 See, the thing with the Yarvin types, they haven't found the guy.

Speaker 23 Trump's.

Speaker 108 not the guy.

Speaker 24 What they want, they don't want, like I thought like, oh, they want this charismatic guy, but I don't think they want that.

Speaker 46 I think they actually just want a boring actor.

Speaker 55 I think they want a boring actor who will just get up there and do whatever they want.

Speaker 47 Trump commands a large following, but he's a little too volatile for their purposes.

Speaker 24 I think they just want a boring empty suit and they're going to get one, some type of Manchurian candidate.

Speaker 176 But they've used Trump and they're going to continue to use him until they feel his brand is damaged and then they're going to jump and try to use someone else.

Speaker 39 I don't know who that will be.

Speaker 79 Certainly could be Vance, but they might go to somebody else.

Speaker 28 I don't know, but they are the power to watch behind the throne.

Speaker 28 They want

Speaker 24 this government run

Speaker 51 by

Speaker 27 tech

Speaker 10 oligarchs who have only the interests of that community.

Speaker 31 And they're going to say their interests are all of our interests.

Speaker 96 That's what they're going to say.

Speaker 110 But of course, they're wrong.

Speaker 38 Who will leave the Trump administration this year?

Speaker 84 Who will go?

Speaker 56 I don't know. My money's on Bongino.

Speaker 96 I think Bongino's going to go.

Speaker 24 I think Bongino is going to go and come back to the world of podcasting.

Speaker 47 That's my guess. That's my thought.

Speaker 89 I don't know.

Speaker 28 I don't know.

Speaker 74 If he goes to an adult summer camp,

Speaker 24 if Dan Bongino leaves the Trump administration, and goes to an adult summer camp, I'm going to lose my fucking mind.

Speaker 90 summer's over already did you notice that by the way it's like august fucking whatever and summer's over

Speaker 24 what is that summer goes to late september kids should go back to school in in september 9th or 10th and then september 11th we sit them down we go and look what happened

Speaker 62 that's what should start school is 9-11.

Speaker 31 You go back a few days after Labor Day and you sit there and you watch those planes go in.

Speaker 24 Every kid, you watch those planes go in.

Speaker 76 That should be, that was the beginning of our year.

Speaker 36 Of course, it was the actual time that it happened.

Speaker 36 It was not a remembrance.

Speaker 10 It was the actual one.

Speaker 62 But that's what they should.

Speaker 97 Every kid should start their school, their year, every year with 9-11.

Speaker 16 School starts with 9-11

Speaker 19 and then it progresses to Halloween.

Speaker 99 That's what should happen. God damn it.

Speaker 47 So head on over to Calci and bet on some shit.

Speaker 59 Well, keep watching.

Speaker 71 The Clintons are subpoena.

Speaker 28 A lot of stuff's going to happen.

Speaker 31 It's clear that Trump has set up this reality show

Speaker 61 to see who is going to get

Speaker 77 pilloried and then removed.

Speaker 96 He does this all the time.

Speaker 32 He's doing it again.

Speaker 59 He's, let's see what happens.

Speaker 24 They do not have control of the story they don't have control of the narrative it's spinning out of control and it's always interesting when something is spinning out of control how they try to bring it back

Speaker 90 uh within their thing and i think what they're trying to do is say look

Speaker 109 it's actually a reality show who fucked up

Speaker 27 who did it who done it

Speaker 91 And it's like, no, no, no.

Speaker 28 We see what you're doing.

Speaker 88 It's a game of three card Monty.

Speaker 64 And I think a lot of people now, the jig is up.

Speaker 90 The jig is up.

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Speaker 162 You know what's on everyone's wish list this year?

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Speaker 190 She'd throw things, wander, and started hoarding.

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