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And today, homo digitalensis. Signing on from the creator of Razzle Dazzle, I'm your best buddy, Basil. And my name is Gons, director of the age of deceit films, wife calls me the Commandable. Your favorite Asian provocateur of Christ's Live to tape from California to bring you the best news, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
While reporting the egregious, what they well-rounded, biddlically grounded take on world events, and today's emergent phenomenon, Digitas, our fingers. Finger or toe, Digitas. It's the earliest form of the word digital, and it just meant finger or toe. You know what I would be curious about, Gons.
Now, the emergent phenomenon, it arrives almost supernaturally while putting these show notes together. I have been completely flooded with videos on social media and the like, with people who are trying their very hardest to master becoming a prompt engineer for chat GPT. I would be curious. I'm not saying we change what we do around here, but I would be curious if we copied and pasted our show notes into chat GPT and asked it to identify an emergent phenomenon.
What it would come up with? That would be interesting. That would be interesting. Yeah, sounds good.
I don't know if we could give it a try during the show, or we could save it for some other time. Yeah, maybe it'll give us a... What if it came up with the same exact one? That would be crazy.
That would be creepy. I don't like that. Don't cry. I just got shivers.
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All right. The saga continues. We're going to be opening up the show with some updates on the Epstein investigation, the Epstein depositions, the Epstein saga. That's right.
May not be hearing about it in the mainstream too much, but things are moving and shaking. And then Flippy, my goodness. I might have to change the Flippy intro because Flippy is taking it one step further from flirting with our spouses. We'll see how the very future of humanity is in the cold robotic hands of our good friend Flippy or Flippy.
Uh, then we'll be checking in with some politics Biden did announce he does not only is he intending to run, but he will run and he will win and he will keep the spirits of America alive. Even if, well, his old old body isn't able to do the same thing. We'll be checking in with artificial intelligence and how it's being weaponized by the RNC. That's right.
Republicans can deep fake too, folks. Uh, then second half a show of cyborgs, you know, you love it. We got to check in with the cyborgs this time. Cyborg goldfish.
Watch out. Watch out goldfish. Uh, then CERN is once again come out with an article for basic safety in the digitized world, but it does read a bit more like some sort of spell. Uh, the wack chain section of the show.
Uh, well, if you've been listening or participating in truth seeking for any amount of time, you would have heard the words like Lucifer, ace and, uh, micro dot tattoo vaccines, things like this. And then we'll be seeing the conspiracy theorist. Well, apparently there's a crazy conspiracy theorist over at MIT who's going to give us the lowdown then at the end of the show. How big is that asteroid that is going to be passing by Earth?
Is it the size of 17 koalas? Is it the size of 42 watermelons? We will let you know, uh, and express our theories about the strange psychological operation that is the measurement of asteroids, but first guns are lead stories. That seems to be killing itself.
It's been a while since we've covered Epstein, but indeed there's a lot of information. It seems like Epstein was sort of the story to be thrown out there, the scapegoat to bring down the old system in a way while launching into the transhuman system. But MSN here has a mirror of the Wall Street Journal, the headline former JP Morgan banker with ties to Jeffrey Epstein leaves city group. Ugh, city group.
And it's funny to have these little, uh, you know, stock, you know, not reminders, where are they? Just stock price counter things at the top of the article and the city group stock just flashes dropping fast. Oh, no. No numbers.
No, no. Well, negative two point warning, two point one nine percent city group. has parted ways with Paul Barrett and executive and its private bank after the Wall Street Journal reported on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Oh, so there's not about Jamie Diamond.
No, this is different guy. Oh, different guy. Okay. Mr.
Barrett is a former managing director at JP Morgan Chase and Co, which counted Epstein as a client until 2013. Mr. Barrett is among the JP Morgan executives who continued to play meetings with Epstein after the bank closed his account, the journal reported Friday. Mr.
Barrett scheduled at least five meetings with Epstein from 2014 to 2017 before he left JP Morgan, which was a few moments viewed by the journal. That's a capital J journal quote until recently city was unaware of Paul Barrett's association with Jeffrey Epstein, which predated his employment at our firm. A spokeswoman said quote, Mr. Barrett is no longer employed at city.
It's like a hot potato. As soon as you got Epstein stuff on ya. See you. Right.
Yeah. Interesting. Very interesting. He reached for comment.
Yeah. So you know we've long sort of pontificated over the reasons why now the Epstein issue is being addressed in sort at large. Of course, Epstein, we first heard Epstein's name in 2015, while all sorts of stuff was going on. And the Epstein story has been going on for years, and people have been aware of this demon man and his operations in the world for quite some time, which really freaks people out.
And now everybody knows Epstein, and they're like, isn't that crazy? And they're like, yeah, I literally tried to tell you this in 2015, and you didn't listen. And they're just like, horrified that they ignored the, you know, being told about probably the most diabolical facet of our power structure in the world. But I always give them a little pad on the back and say, it's okay, you're just programmed to ignore it.
That's the whole point, the whole system is created for you to either not care or not find out. And that brings a lot of comfort to them. So give that one a try, folks. But it's interesting, past couple months, banker after banker after banker is going down for it.
We've had the flight logs for years, and not a single person on the flight logs has suffered a single consequence for that, for actually flying to Epstein's island on the Lolita Express. But now it's almost as it's being used as a tool, a very precise tool to start deconstructing the whole banking elite industry, just in time for the great reset, by the way. So if you're gonna if you're gonna recreate, re-form the entire global banking industry financial structure, you're gonna need to start taking out some of the elites who are participating and keeping, you know, who want the old system to live on. Yeah, sorry, I got distracted because I was trying to get an immersion phenomenon out of chat JPT-4 here.
Anything? Not impressed. Not impressed so far. Nothing worth reporting.
Okay, so yeah, so there's also within this article, it talks about this other individual, which is sort of again, thrown under the bus, Jess Staley. JP Morgan is a nine knowing about Epstein's crime and has sued one of its former executives, Jess Staley, accusing him of misleading the bank about Epstein's character in conduct. And so there's another article here again, you're done, Amazon from Reuters, and the headline, Jess Staley says JP Morgan using him as shield for Epstein failures, which is a, I don't think that's too far of a stretch, although it doesn't absolve Jess Staley of, you know, what he might have been involved in with the Epstein thing. It sounds like JP Morgan's just trying to pin it on one guy or couple guys, but well, yeah, I was gonna say we got a couple guys and it's not just one guy.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, so but it's very, I mean, this is a horrible look for JP Morgan, of course. But you know, there is a slight, there's a slight bit of pleasure to be had by watching these bankers who knowingly aided in Epstein's child trafficking ring, helping launder the money, move the money, invest the money, that kind of stuff for something to be happening. And for bankers to be taking a fall, you know, it had to be something big. It couldn't just be like the pilot or something.
And it's a fascinating time to because we just had all these sort of regional banks fail and you know, people reporting on the upward mobility in the flow of money, you know, all these little banks are all consolidating sending their money to the big banks and JP Morgan was one of the top banks that was getting all that money and from people that were like, oh, we can't trust these regional banks anymore. We got to go to a more trusted source. And then everyone puts their money and JP Morgan all of a sudden, oh, they, they're they're they abstained. They're all the rest of the game of them.
Oh, no, it's gonna happen. So it's almost like they're systematically closing in on all of the places people can have money. And there's just some kind of squeezing, just in time, just in time for Fed. Now, you know, you got the federal, the federal money system coming out in just a couple months, you need to tear down the traditional banking system.
And not just the system, but the individuals who are devoted to keeping it alive. It's a very, it's almost like watching a surgery, yes, surgery being done by a robot. Yeah, like layers at a time and then addressing the issues is very interesting. But it does, it feels like a flagship moment in our history here, where we've been talking about deep fakes.
We've been talking about AI. We've been talking about the technocracy and the rise of the tech name and all this stuff. And finally, it's it's caught up to just mainstream reporting and that was everywhere. It's like every conversation is AI and this and that.
And it's crazy. Even stories like this with the Epstein case, there's a deep fake element. We are in deep shake. Again, Emma Sanne mirroring daily dot the big new photographic evidence against Jeffrey Epstein going viral is actually an AI creation.
And it is purporting to show Jeffrey Epstein on an island with four boys as being cited by some online as new bombshell evidence against the deceased sex offender, but the viral image as with many featuring high profile figures in recent weeks was generated with artificial intelligence. And for those watching can see the image is here. Yeah, I saw these floating around. I didn't think about it twice.
See this, okay, I don't want to it gets a little heady here. But as we've been following deep fakes for many years, the danger of the mainstream getting their hands on deep fakes or the danger that deep fakes really posed to society is not that people will believe the lies of deep fakes, but that it creates a out of the box sort of excuse to not believe anything. The setting of expectation that you can't believe a single picture you ever see. Because here's the thing, pictures of Epstein with some young boys on a beach that is not bombshell evidence to anything that we didn't know before.
There's real evidence and real victims and real, you know, the flight logs, the victims testimonies, the banking records, there's everything we don't need more bombshell evidence. And so there's no reason really why to even point out whether these are fake or not, except for you have this out of the box excuse the mainstream mainstream can use at any point, that if it is an AI creation, then it debunks the entire thing. And we'll see this pop up again. So kind of keep this in mind that the AI deep fake danger is not that you'll see something and believe it.
It's that now they can convince you not to believe anything you see, whether it's true or not. Yeah, very interesting. We have in the meantime here, independent dot co dot uk reporting rampant sexual abuse epidemic at Florida prison holding gislane Maxwell reports as and you know, thinking we've sort of seen a little bit of this before where gislane Maxwell and her lawyer complain about the conditions of the prison and all the stuff. But they there's a little bit more detail here with some of the stuff going on at this particular prison in Florida.
And it's just kind of the history of the prison. There's a lot of abuse, there's a lot of like security guards and low security prison. I'm sorry, there was a part about security guards who basically assaulted the female inmates and stuff like bad stuff. And it's not that uncommon.
Not uncommon. Yeah. And of course, Maxwell complains about some pretty strict or aggressive body searches and stuff like that, which is kind of ironic, right? It's sort of ironic that she would be the one that's playing painted as victim of some kind of sexual crime in a prison.
And so I just find it interesting that they're trying to paint gislane Maxwell as a victim and clear her name. And I guess I've been trying to do that the whole time. But it continues on while some banks are complaining about the food or something. She's saying like she wasn't getting her gluten-free.
Yeah. I think this is a little bit more. Imagine that lifelong billionaire connected to elite pedophile ring complains about the uncomfortable accommodations in prison. I wonder if she talks to the wall about her memories of being in a underwater helicopter.
Yeah, underwater. Hellipad. Yeah. Traveling around the Atlantic there going from island to island.
Yeah. All right. Well, there you go. She's still in prison.
So a lot of updates going on there. I think the most interesting aspect of this is that like we mentioned, the sort of surgical disassembling of the old guard of banking in connection with this. Because if you think about it, who knows? I don't know anything about these guys or who they are or what the allegations are in their involvement.
But they do kind of have a blank slate for just picking out people. Whoever was there at the time doesn't matter. You know, there's this built-in mechanism where they can remove anybody from banking. They don't even have to be convicted.
Just the allegation of being connected to the Epstein accounts is getting our getting these people removed. It's very interesting. Yeah. Well, it's Wednesday.
It is Wednesday, my dudes. Wednesday. It is. It is, folks.
Don't you forget it. It is Wednesday. We're halfway through the week feeling good. The sun is shining.
The cold plunge is freezing. That's right. We're doing cold plunges. Back to the cold plunge.
Nice. Got myself a horse trough. Fill that sucker with fresh cold water. Yeah.
That's a it wakes me up for the show. I feel good. Yeah. That's a good idea.
I might do that. I used to jump in a pool almost every morning in high school. So I understand this idea of going. I understand the feeling when your body, you can feel the blood rotating in your body.
Yeah. That's a whole thing. It's crazy. It feels good.
You feel alive. Now, there's going to be some cold plunge enthusiasts out there that'll say that I'm not really doing a cold plunge if it's not 33 degrees. Oh, that's right. I'm not stacking ice blocks or whatever in there.
But I'll tell you what, even if the water is 50 degrees, it is so cold. Well, you know what? The trick is, too. If you see anybody doing a cold dive and they're sitting still, they're cheating.
They're actually cheating. You've got to go around. You've got to get that cold, go and crash or go by. Your body warms up the water directly around your body.
Pretty good. That is that is kind of the secret. But the whole thing is really, really still. Once you're in there and you finally catch your breath, then you can kind of start wiggling.
You start wiggling around and get cold. But anyways, that's the most exciting thing happening in my life. What about you, guys? Well, I was going to pick up my daughter at school the other day.
And I saw this on the wall. Tell me if you can see a bad look. I might take a second to catch up to you. But yeah, I saw this thing here.
It said CCP portrait days and April 25th, and yeah, you know, CCP. Oh, yeah. I'm looking at it now. A little sign at the school there.
I got some flowers. Flower cutouts CCP. Okay. So they're going to be taking portraits of the children and sending them to the Chinese Communist Party.
At what point, is there anybody on the staff who's like, hey, you know, maybe not the best acronym for our purposes. They're canceling TikTok. You know, they're going to ban TikTok. So in order for the Chinese Communist Party to get pictures of your kids, they're just going straight to the source.
I think you figured it out. I think this is a scyop at my daughter's school. Or they're getting ahead of the curve. They're like, hey, look, the TikTok man is coming.
We need the methods. Yeah, this is, I don't know. And it's working. And it's working.
It's so hidden in plain sight that you wouldn't even think that, you know, G is going to be putting this in some sort of database. So anyway, yeah, interesting thing. You know, the world is very interesting when you start learning about all the things, all the occult messaging and symbolism. You really can't go through the world without noticing like every little kind of thing going on.
You're like, oh, my gosh, you kind of have to put on the blinder sometimes because otherwise you get lost in conspiracy. You have the tools in your brain. You're supposed to be talking to a teacher, you know, a kid will never get their portrait. I don't ignore the fact that my child is going to be absent.
Oh, but then how are we going to get the CCP portraits? I missed so many picture days at school. I got my career as an American American school child. It wasn't even on purpose.
Oh, really? Somehow, pretty much every other year, I missed picture day for one reason or another. Are you one of those kids that did the make up day? You know, there's like, no, no, no, make it.
No, pretty much like half of all my year books are missing a picture of me. I pretty much attended half the school. I was supposed to have. My school is usually tended to if they didn't get the official photo, they would take like a snapshot, you know, somebody would have a camera, a code app or something.
Yeah. And take a picture and it would always stand out because you're standing in front of a door or something. Kind of makes me like I kind of regret it a little bit because I don't have pictures of, you know, my growth. But on the other hand, it's very cool and mysterious.
Yeah, you like it. You like it. I will tell you this. I think third grade, maybe fourth grade came to school.
It had no idea. It was picture day. Like, I didn't know what was going on. Especially the first few years though, when I just got on it, I was wearing my Ghostbusters outfit.
I had the onesie. I had like the Ghostbusters onesie. Oh, like a full costume. Yeah.
For no reason, just a regular school day. But I went to school and a picture day. So I have a picture from elementary school of me in the Ghostbusters get up. That's pretty gangster.
Is it gangster? Is it gangster? Like weird and silly. No, it was awesome.
And you know what else is awesome, guns are executive producers. Yes. Executive producers. That's right.
We're on the value for value model folks, which means we take no corporate money whatsoever. We only exist because people receive value from the show. And if you receive value from the show, join the movement, put some value back in. You can do it with your time, your talent or your treasure.
It's really impressive that a show like ours can go on as often as it does for as long as we do every week with absolutely zero support from corporations. It's entirely the responsibility of the producers and who are the producers? That's you folks. You can put if you get value, put value back in, you can do it with your time, your talent or your treasure.
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And we have some executive producers who came in today. These are people who supported the show generously with the value they receive and put back in. And so we give them a special thanks here at the top. You ready?
Ready. You're not going to believe it, Gons, or maybe you are going to believe it. Our first executive producer for today is executive producer, Morgan E. Morgan.
Yeah. That's right. On a 2x executive producer streak and a 21 episode streak altogether. Oh, 21.
What is that? 21 guns salute, baby. Oh, that's it. Yeah.
Thank you very much, executive producer, Morgan E champion. We did have another executive producer come in. Both of them came in at the last minute here. We had no executive producers.
I mentioned it in the email and they both responded to save to the day. We appreciate it and included in that is executive producer Kevin and Kevin. Thank you. Yeah.
Didn't see a note or anything. Nice round number. Appreciate that. Producer, executive producer Kevin and another one of our heroes that comes in when it's when it's clutch time.
Let's see here. Kevin, Kevin needs to be knighted. Have we knighted Kevin yet? I don't remember.
Let me. It has to be. I mean, I haven't done the math, but executive producer Kevin is time for you to get knighted. I'm almost positive.
So send us an email with a night name and and submit accounting and let's do it because that should be Sir Kevin. Yeah. And and probably Sir Morgan here pretty soon. Yeah.
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They keep getting mirrored. They keep getting taken down again. It's dangerous propaganda for truth. This information cannot it cannot be allowed to survive online.
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It's producer produced, it's designed by Canary Cry artists and has made in America. And we can't wait to see everybody walking around with their cool stuff. Okay, and with that is now to move on. I think maybe it's flippy time.
Is it meetups? Do we mention meetups? Yeah, we should do that meetups. Always forget.
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And we will put your meetup on the list and you can finally make some friends. Now, now, now, Flippy. All right, folks, just a bit of a disclaimer. Some adult themes, albeit clinical, some clinical adult themes in the following Flippy.
And if you don't know, Flippy is our colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. He is talking about Flippy as a way to explore all the new fun and exciting ways that robots are taking over the world and how there's nothing we can do. We can just sit back, relax, and let the robots do their thing. Today's Flippy update is coming from TechReview.
TechnologyReview.com. This is the MIT Technology Review. That's right. That MIT.
And the headline is this, the first babies conceived with a sperm injecting robot have been born. Hey, wait a minute. Why aren't they supposed to tell us the beginning, not after they're born? It's kind of like the CRISPR babies.
We didn't know about CRISPR babies until they were born. That's their role, man. If anybody would have known that this was happening before the babies were born, it would have been us. So they're very secretive.
The header image is very interesting. It's kind of like a row of baby carriages with a big beak from a bird coming down and a poke in what looks like a fork. Yeah, a poke in what looks like a cell egg. That would be the human egg.
Yes, giving the impression that this sperm injecting robot is the mythical stork that is here to bring you baby. It's not real, but they impregnate you apparently. Yes, this government drone is doing a great job of fertilizing this human egg. Okay, it goes like this.
Last spring, engineers in Barcelona packed up the sperm injecting robot they designed and sent it by DHL to New York City. They followed it to a clinic there called New Hope Fertility Center, where they put the instrument back together assembling a microscope, a mechanized needle, and a tiny petri dish, and a laptop. Then one of the engineers with no real experience and fertility medicine. That's a burn.
It's a burn. Five ever heard one. Come on, Dave, you've got no real experience. Fertility medicine, we know this.
Use a Sony PlayStation 5 controller to position robotic needle, eyeing a human egg through a camera, and it then moved forward on its own, penetrating the egg and dropping off a single sperm cell. Altogether, the robot was used to fertilize more than a dozen eggs. A result of the procedures say the researchers were healthy embryos, and now two baby girls, who they claim are the first people born after fertilization by a robot. Fertilization by a robot, Gons.
First, they take our jobs, then they take our sports teams, and now they're taking the very acts of fertilizing our children. Yes, you have something to say to strike you as a father in one way or another? Well, yeah. Well, does it tell you that you as a father are entirely unnecessary now?
Well, are you kind of new that society's been telling me that for a while. That's true. But the reproductive world, the technology that's being spun up, it's the order of things is interesting. It's all the artificial wounds, and now we're seeing the robot fertilization.
It's kind of, I'm not sure there's an order to this, and I'm sure we'll hear something next with maybe a cyborg spurn or something. That's right. Soon, you're not even going to need the actual sexual cells involved. But yeah, this is, again, the flippy update is not just about technology and what it's able to accomplish, but what does it tell us human beings about our own place in the universe?
And the societal trends are so caty-wampus right now. When we talk about gender issues, the nuclear family, what is gender even doesn't even exist. And we talked about the artificial wounds that could possibly technological technology away the very need for abortions. And now we have flippy here, technological, the very need for any gender-related body parts at this point.
Now, this article went a little bit into the industry of IVF and some of the numbers, the prices, and it's a big thing. Let me give you a couple quotes here. Where is my very good quote? Oh, no.
Oh, no. Oh, no. Wait, here it is. Okay.
This is all the way down at more babies. The main goal of automating IVF, say entrepreneurs, thank you entrepreneurs. Glaosprinurs are really the ones dictating the direction of all this technology. Yes, the collective entrepreneurs are here to tell us what the goal of IVF is.
It's, and here's a surprise. It goes on. It's to make a lot more babies. About 500,000 children are born through IVS globally each year, but most people who need help having kids don't have access to fertility medicine or can't pay for it.
Quote, how do we go from half a million babies a year to 30 million? Oh, whoa. 30 million. Wonders, David, stable, a former fertility doctor.
You wanted to say 33 million, but it would have been too obvious. Yeah, right. An investment fund quote. You can't.
If you run each lab like a bespoke artisanal kitchen, and that is the challenge facing IVF. It's been 40 years of outstanding science and really mediocre systems engineering, while an all-in-one fertility machine doesn't yet exist. Oh, thank God. I mean, it does exist, but it's not made by humans.
Even automating parts of the process, like injecting sperm, freezing eggs, or nurturing embryos, could make IVS less expensive and eventually support more radical innovations like gene editing or even artificial wounds. There it is. It's the progression. So they have one.
Yeah, they have all three. They have all three. The automated robotic fertilization. We've got gene editing in CRISPR and other things and even artificial wounds.
And it's an interesting statement here that it's this is the robotic fertilization of the eggs that supports more radical innovations. Almost like those more radical innovations would be more or less useless without the number one thing our good buddy flippy, a robotic arm, is the one symbol being drilled into our heads about what the future can hold for humanity. Let's see here. Yeah, there you go.
That's about it. It goes on talking more about IVF and talking about something called micro-cradles and stuff like that. But you know, folks, I am not joking when I say flippy is here to steal our jobs and slave our children and flirt without our spouses. That is a funny little thing.
It's very gentle. I can't think of a better euphemism, you know? Flirting with our spouses. Ah, yes.
Just a flirt here or there with a chatbot or something. No, we're talking the whole ballpark. And now flippy is flippy is going to become a dad, apparently. He just doesn't even run the bases.
He just stands at home plate and he's home. This reminds me also, and I'm not saying that these two and by the way, that's two girls that were born, right? Two baby girls. If it was a boy and a girl, then that robot boy robot girl song would be very perfect.
But maybe the future here. Maybe they're not quite robot yet. And this really is intertwined with all sorts of issues going on in the world today. I mean, we have the fertility problem that comes from all sorts of things, some more notable than others.
Oh, you know what? I'm sorry for interrupting, but yeah, the nation that is most prepared for this kind of technology is Japan with huge decline in population and all the problems. They're already in love with technology. I can see this becoming a thing there and some weird stuff happening.
But also revelation. This makes me think I'm not saying these two girls that were born through this process is unredeemable. However, just to kind of look further down the line, look at the Bible, Revelation 13, it does talk about those who end up worshiping the beast and following the beast and everything. Their names are not written in the book of life.
And I find that interesting. It's kind of in the context of, hey, we're really going outside of how God designed us to be. At what point? I guess you can make the argument about the genetic makeup.
But can you really, if you're really just genetically 3D printed in a lab, are you also able to be saved? It's very interesting. All these conversations become more relevant. But I just find it fascinating that it's in the types of conversations we've been having for a decade now, which seems far out and kind of trippy and heady and not so much anymore.
It's just the world that we're living with. So yeah, when you consider the fertility issues stemming from whatever plastics or pharma or even just the social trends, I mean, there's obviously the trans issue has a fertility aspect to it, but also just the social pressures where young people are waiting longer and longer and longer to have kids. The Elon himself says we're heading towards a population apocalypse. And well, when we're heading towards an apocalypse, what's the thing that we need?
More robots. So I'm not just saying more babies, which is true. But I guess how you get the babies is the thing. Yeah, that's right.
You got to have the robots. So there you go. There's your flippy update for the day. Sounds good.
All right, we got some politics going on here. Oh, decided not to play. Hold on. One more time.
Hold on. Once again, politics. Here we go. Start with Joe Biden.
Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, Harry, because the former getting is on the way. Telling you he's right. This is a we have a couple we actually have a video, but I'll put it in the context of this time.com article, the inside story of how Biden cleared the field for his re-election bid. Clear the deal.
How did you do it? How did all this Democrats to step aside and roll out the red carpet for Joe? I'm wondering how that happened. It says here in early January, President Joe Biden called a cabinet meeting in the West Wing of the White House over the holidays, a wave of flight cancellations by Southwest Airlines at left thousands of Americans stranded at airports for days.
The face of the government response on cable news had been Biden's transportation secretary in one time rival for the Democratic nomination. Pete Buttigieg. Am I saying the right? Buttigieg.
No. Buttigieg. Is that right? Buttigieg.
Yes. Okay. It's got to get there. It doesn't sink in.
Who had been one of the administration's most visible talking heads for months? Multiple clips of Buttigieg holding his own against combative anchors had gone viral. When Biden saw Buttigieg, the president flashed his unnaturally white teeth. He does have unnaturally white teeth and they will show up again later.
Quote, Hey TV. Biden tossed at Buttigieg. Say two people familiar with the meeting. What am I missing here?
Some like a little video thing covering up some of this. Okay. It was a targeted jibe officials in the room saw it as a good natured reminder that Buttigieg that to ask a good natured reminder to Buttigieg that while it was his job to be out in front of a bad news cycle, he was representing Biden, not himself. The subtle moment spoke volumes about how Biden has managed to clear the field within his own party for a reelection bid that many in his party never wanted.
And so I don't know if there's anything else in the time article itself that you wanted to cover Basil, but yes, he announces a real campaign. Yeah, it tells the story. It tells this narrative. It's a false narrative.
And even the Democrat party would not officially agree, but they know this. Then the narrative is that Biden with his political wiles and his genius politicking somehow convinced, you know, opponents to step aside because he was the best possible choice. The boss could not be further from the truth. There are several Democratic candidates who have announced their running and they are getting 100% blackout media attention.
They are being ignored across the board. And so this is not Nikki Haley is being one of them. Of course, RFK, but you'd expect him to get ignored. Who's the other one?
Who's the kind of the trippy new age lady? You remember her name? Are you talking about the one from Hawaii? No, that's Tulsi Gabbard.
I forget if you switch, Marianne Williamson. Okay, yeah. Marianne Williamson is actually experienced kind of a crazy resurgence thanks to TikTok and like young people on TikTok. There's almost like a whole Marianne Williamson's views on TikTok, not hers, but people TikTok talking about her are in the like almost billions, I think.
It's crazy. At least hundreds of millions. So Marianne Williamson getting a lot of grassroots attention. Robert F.
Kennedy is obviously not going to gain too much attention because he's so anti-establishment. But there's many viable Democratic candidates. And it's not because Biden outwitted them. It's that the Democrat establishment doesn't want anybody besides a puppet.
He's the perfect puppet. He'll do whatever he's told. He can get away with certain things because of his age and his sort of bumbling nature. This is not Biden's genius, you know, genius scheming that did this.
This is the notoriously mob-like control by the Democratic Party, the DNC. So thanks time for that. You know, pieces like this, pieces like this timepiece are part of that propaganda. Right.
Exactly. They are constructing the narrative around this idea that Joe is operating on his own capacity here. And New York Times is a similar type of situation on an op-ed here from who's the author Liz Smith titled Why Biden Can Win in 2024. The guest essay, I don't think we should spend any time on it actually.
I'm going to go straight to the video because I think the video is more fun. The promo video of Biden announcing his candidacy or his reelection campaign. Somebody with some production skill was asked to put this together. And it's kind of fun to break down.
So I'm going to start it off. The first few seconds here of the video, it's dramatic, epic music. It's January 6th. We have a lot of the commotion, the security guards, and the people fighting over the fence rails and stuff like that, all the horrific footage from the insurrection.
So that's kind of how the thing starts abortion is health care, and then the White House fade to black. Freedom. Personal freedom is fundamental to who are Americans. Okay, so personal freedom.
The whole thing is about freedom. Personal freedom. But one of our favorite isos here at Canary Crown News Talk is Joe talking about freedom. Of course, it's in the context of vaccines.
But this is what Joe, if you remember, Joe, here's what you said. This is not about freedom, personal choice. So yeah, perfect. Yeah, run on freedom.
Okay. There's nothing more important, nothing more sacred. That's been the work of my first turn to fight for our democracy. This shouldn't be a red or blue sheet.
To protect our rights to make sure that everyone in this country is treated equally and that everyone is given a fair shot at making it. You know, there's about 14% of United States citizens that are black. Yeah. And surely it's, you know, there are some communities of black communities who are oppressed.
I'm not gonna deny that. But Joe seems to only show footage of him shaking hands with black people. Like black women are very strategic in that way, I suppose. But let's continue.
Of course. You know, around the country, Maggie extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms. Okay, so the mood changes, it goes into the January 6th, maga extremists, and of course, they flash. Marjorie Taylor Dream, which is no surprise.
But it's a particular shot of her screaming with that big white puffy outfit that she was wearing. Remember, we were going on it. And they were like, that's weird. Why is she?
And they kind of framed her as like a Jesus figure. Very bizarre and interesting. This might have been part of it. The media did.
I guess not us. But yeah. So there you go. I mean, this half a second shot of her, maybe that was the whole payoff for Biden's reelection campaign.
You know, somebody messaging Marjorie Taylor Green to wear that thing and also a check maybe. Famous are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms. Cutting social security. Did you pay for your entire life while cutting taxes for a very wealthy, dictating what health care decisions wanted to make banning books and telling people who they can love.
All why making them more difficult. Hold on. Is the government supposed to tell us who we can love? I mean, well, see this this Medicare thing and Medicaid thing.
That's not going to get them anywhere. Because the people who are talking about, you know, reducing or getting rid of or sunsetting, I guess, is the term Medicare and Medicaid are people like DeSantis and Pence, where Trump has promised he's not going to touch Medicare and Medicaid. So it's not even a very efficient use of the time of this video here because it doesn't connect to Trump at all. Yeah.
Well, interesting. Maybe they're setting up for both. Maybe the signals of DeSantis run just for years. Yeah.
Health care decisions. When it connects, banning books and telling people who they can love. All why making it more difficult for you to be able to vote. Telling people who they can love.
Telling people who they can love all while making it more difficult to vote. Really? Can you get a driver's license or something? That difficult to vote.
But okay. All right. And then it changes mood here. It's happy, huggy, calmless, hugging people.
My ran for president four years ago. I said we're in a battle from the soul of America. All right. So a little production thing that happened there.
There's there's footage of Biden saying this exact line. We're in a battle for the soul of America. And of course, he's narrating this piece for the reelection video. And they do a match where he's saying it in the promo and he's saying it from the stage.
Those are little tricks, little production tricks. Right. As if to say, ah, see, I haven't changed. Yeah.
This is a consistent message. When I ran for president four years ago, I said we're in a battle from the soul of America. And we still are. The question we're facing is whether in the years ahead, we have more freedom or less freedom.
More rights are fewer. I don't know what the answer is. I think you do too. This is not a time to be complacent.
Not complacent. What else is it not about? This is not about freedom. Percival choice.
Okay. That's why I'm running for reelection. Oh, he is. Because I mood change again.
No, America. I know we're good and decent people. I know we're still a country that believes in honesty and respect. We're treating each other with dignity.
That we're a nation where we give hate no safe hardware. We believe that everyone is equal. Everyone should be given a fair shout to succeed in this country. Thank you.
So this little section here, you know, he's not telling untruths there with, you know, just about America and equal stuff, whatever. But it's the way that they're squeezing as much emotional currency as they can out of a Joe Biden audio clip of him talking about this issue. The music really helps in stirring emotions about the sort of all America togetherness. And he's, you know, they have him saying this isn't a red-blue issue.
He's trying to be the bridge guy and they're framing him as that guy. But it's very interesting. It's well done for what it is. I mean, I give kudos to whoever produced this because they had to probably squeeze as much humanity out of whatever's left there.
Well, the one interesting thing, again, with the medium being the message here is Joe lucked out in that his previous election, it was COVID. He could stay inside. He didn't have to go on the campaign trail. He didn't need to give speeches.