WEBVTT 00:00.402 --> 00:12.485 [SPEAKER_02]: Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world, but the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, where we continue to follow the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden now. 00:12.525 --> 00:18.687 [SPEAKER_04]: There's just some of the scenes overnight, a thousands of Americans gathered in some operation Osama bin Laden's death. 00:19.047 --> 00:24.869 [SPEAKER_06]: Former Navy SEAL Roboniel says he has thought about the mission every day since that Mayday in 2020. 00:25.029 --> 00:32.352 [SPEAKER_05]: in multiple conversations you had with Rob O'Neill over the past year and a half, how did you describe that his head kind of exploded? 00:32.432 --> 00:32.772 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 00:33.032 --> 00:37.154 [SPEAKER_01]: I actually hit him three times, so I shot him twice when he was standing and once I was doing it. 00:37.214 --> 00:38.815 [SPEAKER_04]: That is the fucking American man. 00:38.835 --> 00:39.755 [UNKNOWN]: He's the one who got there. 00:40.096 --> 00:43.717 [SPEAKER_01]: We are not going for fame, and we are not going for bravado. 00:44.557 --> 00:54.502 [SPEAKER_01]: We are going for the single mom who dropped her kids off at elementary school on a Tuesday morning, and then 45 minutes later, she jumped toward death out of a skyscraper. 00:55.218 --> 00:56.278 [SPEAKER_00]: your need help, hang up, and then dive your operator. 00:56.298 --> 00:57.359 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm Rob O'Neill, and this is the Operator Podcast. 00:57.379 --> 01:24.828 [SPEAKER_01]: [♪ music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background music playing in background 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because I think you're an operator I used to be a special operator and I'm going to tell you what I think is the truth To the best of my ability and then I would like for you to comment back at some point and if I am wrong I will admit it if you if you point me out being wrong. 01:42.991 --> 01:43.712 [SPEAKER_01]: I am I'll admit it. 01:43.732 --> 01:49.457 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll try to be honest But if I'm right and You're offended that is your fucking problem 01:50.410 --> 02:02.859 [SPEAKER_01]: But I will admit that I'm wrong, but it is, it is a 180, I think, of the operator podcast, and just trying to stay relevant, trying to stay fun, but because I think it's important to never lose your sense of humor and joy what you're doing. 02:02.879 --> 02:14.288 [SPEAKER_01]: I find myself, if ever, I get in a spot where it seems a bit dark or a little bit depressed, because I don't know if you notice, even if you don't have a huge following, you will get negative commentary and it's easy to get caught up in the bullshit and then 02:16.120 --> 02:30.255 [SPEAKER_01]: forget that there's a son outside that you can go be a part of which is glorious get outside see the world talks to your neighbors and people around the realization that there is good out there and you will need that i mean it's important to have 02:31.803 --> 02:47.266 [SPEAKER_01]: You can look at the problems with a bunch of people from Africa, Morocco, running into parts of Spain and get, I mean, it's an indicator of what's happening, but it's not necessarily affecting you in Duluth, Minnesota, which is one of my favorite. 02:49.361 --> 03:01.750 [SPEAKER_01]: Favorite cities here, obviously because of the name of my wife, Jessica actually wants one of our first few days because she heard me in my shit sense of humor say one of my favorite lines she actually bought me a shirt that says Duluth Duluth 03:02.932 --> 03:04.093 [SPEAKER_01]: Duluth is on fire. 03:04.213 --> 03:23.003 [SPEAKER_01]: I still have it and I'm looking at the room right now that it's a nice pretty cool, but it's not really affecting you yet, but it can, but it's important not to get social media is designed to keep you hooked and keep you depressed, because when you when they start getting past your cool exterior and your obvious Hollywood. 03:23.643 --> 03:29.611 [SPEAKER_01]: looks and hurtfully in physique, they're going to get in your mind when you're by yourself in a spot where they're going to kind of get you depressed in the morning to press them where you click. 03:29.631 --> 03:30.492 [SPEAKER_01]: That's just the way it works. 03:30.532 --> 03:39.004 [SPEAKER_01]: It's kind of like I've got family members who are on dating apps and frustrated with why they can't find Mr. 03:41.204 --> 03:46.489 [SPEAKER_01]: or Mrs. Mizz writes, or both at the same time, who knows what we're gonna do. 03:47.750 --> 03:55.677 [SPEAKER_01]: They can't find them on the dating apps and a lot of people wonder why and they get depressed, well, the dating app is not designed to get you your perfect match, why would they? 03:55.737 --> 04:02.703 [SPEAKER_01]: Why would anyone invent an app where it's like, hey, one time works perfect match and then I get rid of my account. 04:02.723 --> 04:04.785 [SPEAKER_01]: It doesn't work that way, same with the government. 04:05.737 --> 04:08.559 [SPEAKER_01]: But yeah, dating app is, it wants the chaos. 04:08.699 --> 04:13.001 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not, you think a dating app has to match you with a match now, it's gonna match you with someone where you're gonna become bad. 04:13.021 --> 04:19.005 [SPEAKER_01]: If you think if they did a reality show, my favorite one obviously is the real housewives of Orange County. 04:19.986 --> 04:22.867 [SPEAKER_01]: That's because of Kelly Dodd and Rick Levinthal. 04:22.967 --> 04:26.810 [SPEAKER_01]: Obviously, but my favorite one is that, I mean, my wife watches that, that's how I got interested. 04:27.810 --> 04:28.691 [SPEAKER_01]: Then I just say interested. 04:29.511 --> 04:31.693 [SPEAKER_01]: That's how I found myself in front of, 04:33.500 --> 04:38.663 [SPEAKER_01]: the television looking at it, not necessarily interested, because of the fighting. 04:38.703 --> 04:45.267 [SPEAKER_01]: Now imagine if they put a bunch of those women, and they like imagine this reality TV, three rules. 04:45.327 --> 04:48.889 [SPEAKER_01]: Everyone gets along, no drinking, and you don't need rule number three. 04:48.909 --> 04:50.950 [SPEAKER_01]: What didn't happen, but it's the chaos that keeps you coming back. 04:50.990 --> 04:59.455 [SPEAKER_01]: It's the government, run bullshit that once you get it, if it succeeds, which it won't because it's the government, then they would just, disband it, no, they won't. 05:00.135 --> 05:01.296 [SPEAKER_01]: I couldn't just ban anything. 05:01.356 --> 05:02.316 [SPEAKER_01]: Look at the Patriot Act. 05:02.356 --> 05:03.637 [SPEAKER_01]: That was for our own good, remember? 05:04.558 --> 05:05.158 [SPEAKER_01]: Still around. 05:05.659 --> 05:07.800 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, we don't even know if we're taking shoes off. 05:08.100 --> 05:11.162 [SPEAKER_01]: Still, they said we were or weren't, but what was that for? 05:11.182 --> 05:11.743 [SPEAKER_01]: It doesn't matter. 05:11.763 --> 05:15.605 [SPEAKER_01]: I was for Richard Reed and Chris Biss of 2021. 05:16.265 --> 05:17.246 [SPEAKER_01]: They're never going to get rid of it. 05:17.286 --> 05:19.127 [SPEAKER_01]: So the point I'm making two is the dating apps. 05:19.147 --> 05:21.109 [SPEAKER_01]: They're not designed to make you find somewhere. 05:21.129 --> 05:23.190 [SPEAKER_01]: They're designed to make you find someone like shit. 05:23.210 --> 05:25.792 [SPEAKER_01]: So you go back and look for more people and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, that's what they're doing. 05:25.812 --> 05:26.992 [SPEAKER_01]: And that's the government stuff too. 05:28.774 --> 05:32.796 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, the government is, um, where are they? 05:34.458 --> 05:35.819 [SPEAKER_01]: Are they in their last throws? 05:36.139 --> 05:39.281 [SPEAKER_01]: There's a lot of things getting exposed a lot of shit coming out. 05:39.321 --> 05:41.103 [SPEAKER_01]: We got governments talking about aliens. 05:42.012 --> 06:05.633 [SPEAKER_01]: now even though they tried that I talked last week we I had fun last week that was fun I'd like to do more of that uh it doesn't nowadays too because if you're not there in person seeing it it ain't it probably isn't real a lot of deep fake AI shit man I saw a horrible one with the Mario Lopez uh AI fakes um just people doing bad shit so you don't know what's 06:10.595 --> 06:13.656 [SPEAKER_01]: Maybe don't be too scared of it, but that shit does seem to be happened. 06:13.676 --> 06:18.298 [SPEAKER_01]: Like I mentioned with the aliens, there's always talk of the nuclear shit. 06:18.318 --> 06:22.039 [SPEAKER_01]: The nuclear shit, too, is a bizarre one, too, because we went down a rabbit. 06:22.139 --> 06:26.280 [SPEAKER_01]: I went down a reed and you might have listened to me and said I was not correct. 06:27.241 --> 06:31.842 [SPEAKER_01]: But the rabbit holes were there, too, because that's again with the control aspect. 06:32.042 --> 06:39.225 [SPEAKER_01]: The powers that be, the limited powers that be, and these are the powers that actually pull the strength for the politicians that you see, because don't think for a second that those 06:41.032 --> 06:55.378 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, but the powers that be do want you in check because last week was the the moon landing and what if we ripple effect to many lies, uh, if we can keep people afraid, which they do, you can you pick out how think about how old you are right now. 06:55.418 --> 06:55.919 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm 15. 06:55.939 --> 06:56.799 [SPEAKER_01]: I love Santa 50. 06:57.039 --> 06:58.039 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't want to turn 51. 06:58.059 --> 06:58.660 [SPEAKER_01]: I want to stay 50. 06:58.680 --> 06:59.400 [SPEAKER_01]: I might say I'm 50. 06:59.580 --> 07:03.802 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm in my 50s forever, but if you have you know, let's say, uh, 07:05.591 --> 07:07.251 [SPEAKER_01]: Like my father Tom is 77. 07:08.032 --> 07:13.413 [SPEAKER_01]: I will ask him, have you ever been in a time in your life where there wasn't a war we were in or a threat of a war we were in? 07:14.814 --> 07:23.056 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't think that's I think there was because so if he's born in the late 40s or obviously talking about world war one may be still because that's we I'm still not. 07:24.916 --> 07:30.279 [SPEAKER_01]: Convinced about any of the reasons for World War I. I need to, well, shit, I should do that now because they're going to erase all the books. 07:30.299 --> 07:38.845 [SPEAKER_01]: I got to find out why we're over there and all these men of that age group from those parts of the world are all being sent somewhere to murder each other. 07:40.305 --> 07:44.048 [SPEAKER_01]: Because that was that was right around the magic time with the central banks and everything. 07:44.724 --> 07:47.785 [SPEAKER_01]: and the machinery and the Titanic and all the related stuff. 07:47.805 --> 07:51.026 [SPEAKER_01]: But then, so I'm not, not today, but interesting. 07:51.046 --> 07:53.526 [SPEAKER_01]: Send me some shit if you have theories on that one. 07:53.546 --> 07:59.188 [SPEAKER_01]: World War One, but then World War Two, because well, they call it the Great War at first, because it's the war to end all wars. 07:59.848 --> 08:02.249 [SPEAKER_01]: Obviously, you didn't know the fuck you were dealing with. 08:02.269 --> 08:03.929 [SPEAKER_01]: The United States won't end all wars. 08:04.229 --> 08:05.269 [SPEAKER_01]: We're starting them shit. 08:05.609 --> 08:06.250 [SPEAKER_01]: We always will. 08:08.065 --> 08:12.486 [SPEAKER_01]: So the great war was followed up in World War II, so that it became World War I, World War II. 08:12.546 --> 08:15.287 [SPEAKER_01]: So my dad was born, I'm just going through my dad in the timelines of the late 40s. 08:15.527 --> 08:19.328 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, shit, we're over World War I until we're talking about the Great Depression, all that shit. 08:19.348 --> 08:22.670 [SPEAKER_01]: And then, bounce right into Korea, which we're still in. 08:22.690 --> 08:23.470 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know if you noticed. 08:24.070 --> 08:25.290 [SPEAKER_01]: So we go to Korea for what? 08:25.390 --> 08:26.271 [SPEAKER_01]: To fight communism. 08:27.071 --> 08:27.691 [SPEAKER_01]: Super duper. 08:29.932 --> 08:32.993 [SPEAKER_01]: We didn't do a good job there, because we had communist getting elected all over this month. 08:33.013 --> 08:33.533 [SPEAKER_01]: Fuck it, don't we? 08:34.561 --> 08:45.931 [SPEAKER_01]: Maudani that dude's a communist in New York is up but but but hear me out he's a communist Yes, but he's also a jihati so there's that good job New York and again I know you'll say that those want New York voters. 08:45.951 --> 08:59.343 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, they were Yes, they were and not the voting matters anymore anyway, we'll be on that but No, these are these are New Yorkers technically because we let the NGOs in the Democrat party and the and the Communists who run the well boy, what are they? 08:59.703 --> 09:17.790 [SPEAKER_01]: They just shoved him in like they didn't in Spain right now and then they get their legality or we don't need ID to vote and we'll just vote and that's just what happens and there's your New Yorkers now and that's who voted him so stopping but we're going through the wars that we fought so we we went to Germany and did that thing and then that was over thank you. 09:17.810 --> 09:24.812 [SPEAKER_01]: I took your tape parade to distract us then Korea because we got to stop climateism we're still over there still got troops over there that's good though so Korea's 09:29.254 --> 09:37.302 [SPEAKER_01]: 30th parallel there, but don't you worry because we'll go right to Vietnam from there, which we did to stop communism, which we didn't. 09:37.422 --> 09:38.623 [SPEAKER_01]: But we went in there to stop it. 09:38.703 --> 09:41.746 [SPEAKER_01]: But we didn't, a lot, you know, almost 60,000 people died. 09:42.067 --> 09:44.029 [SPEAKER_01]: Americans, I don't know how many millions of Vietnamese died. 09:45.010 --> 09:48.313 [SPEAKER_01]: That's an interesting way to go to the whole Kim, uh, not Kim Jong. 09:49.852 --> 09:52.814 [SPEAKER_01]: Kim Il-san Kim Jong-il Kim Jong-un, that's North Korea. 09:52.834 --> 09:53.734 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm talking Ho Chi Minh. 09:53.934 --> 09:55.415 [SPEAKER_01]: Ho Chi Minh's story is actually interesting. 09:55.435 --> 10:02.178 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to do a little bit of a dive into his because I think he wanted to be a part of the Americans, but the powers that be decided, no, no. 10:02.338 --> 10:03.179 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't take care of your people. 10:03.199 --> 10:06.341 [SPEAKER_01]: We're going to fight you because we'll do golf at Tonk-in and all that shit. 10:06.541 --> 10:07.841 [SPEAKER_01]: Not getting into that, but there's another war. 10:07.861 --> 10:09.362 [SPEAKER_01]: So that's Vietnam up to the 70s. 10:10.183 --> 10:18.307 [SPEAKER_01]: And then in the 70s, we had some good music and free love, which I guess was okay, but even the free love too got weird. 10:19.388 --> 10:31.315 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, because when you have a bunch of dudes on drugs and a random, uh, fewer number of women on drugs, it gets bad, and I'm surprised the hashtag me too didn't come out there, but anyway, uh, that goes there. 10:31.395 --> 10:32.656 [SPEAKER_01]: We did have the iron thing. 10:32.676 --> 10:33.576 [SPEAKER_01]: The arena revolutions 79. 10:35.037 --> 10:38.800 [SPEAKER_01]: Which got us Ronald Reagan and then the Russians invaded Afghanistan. 10:38.820 --> 10:45.586 [SPEAKER_01]: We go into Grenada in 83 for some reason probably communism I know there's something involved with all over North ran conscious stuff. 10:45.726 --> 10:54.012 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, obviously Bay pigs was away in the 60s So we're fighting that stop in the spread of communism Well, I mean the spread of communism was obviously the nuclear arms race the space race. 10:54.052 --> 10:57.835 [SPEAKER_01]: Which are That you know that space race to keep people in fear. 10:57.855 --> 10:59.317 [SPEAKER_01]: I was talking to my brother Tom 11:00.447 --> 11:07.611 [SPEAKER_01]: O'Neill, Tonyo, he's been on the show a bunch of times and his wife, Jessica, and they told me, I remember Tom Watches, there was a show called The Day After. 11:08.792 --> 11:13.695 [SPEAKER_01]: He had to watch it in the fifth grade at McKinley, McKinley high school, but Montana, home of the fucking Vikings. 11:14.407 --> 11:21.033 [SPEAKER_01]: And the day after was so traumatic for Tom and I knew Jessica to she also went to McKinley Vike. 11:21.293 --> 11:22.434 [SPEAKER_01]: She was also McKinley Vike. 11:22.454 --> 11:23.495 [SPEAKER_01]: So you can say some shit right there. 11:23.515 --> 11:24.476 [SPEAKER_01]: That's cute Montana. 11:24.556 --> 11:28.239 [SPEAKER_01]: They showed her that they're in the same age as same group or some shit close. 11:28.379 --> 11:36.085 [SPEAKER_01]: I was too young to understand what the hell, but I remember being traumatized by my brothers reaction to the day after of the flash and being told people just 11:36.846 --> 12:02.884 [SPEAKER_01]: just uh... they appear on the wall it's their shadow itself and then the nuclear fall out and duck and cover that was a good one duck and cover because that that card board desk is going to stop a nuclear or whatever don't look at it because your eyes will burn top time was so traumatized i was traumatized i don't know what the fuck it was traumatized the kids traumatized the kids traumatized the kids so time scared shitless he's in his way fifties scared of nuclear war still because of what they did do them in high school or in grades elementary school 12:03.907 --> 12:07.570 [SPEAKER_01]: So that's a plan, scare the kids, scare the kids with that. 12:07.610 --> 12:15.695 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, he begs the question, can we even, can we even split atoms, because that's more footage than whatever. 12:15.715 --> 12:23.861 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, if, wouldn't Nevada be like a nuclear wasteland radiation fall out all over the, yeah, I didn't see any. 12:27.018 --> 12:38.325 [SPEAKER_01]: Just another, because look around, now that we can talk to each other and tell each other stuff that we see and we're even if we don't like each other, we're in better communication. 12:39.185 --> 12:46.830 [SPEAKER_01]: Are we telling each other just connecting more and more dots like wait a minute, turns out these people that we thought we elected weren't elected, now they're all just lying to us, so that's cool. 12:47.330 --> 12:48.071 [SPEAKER_01]: But, um, 12:48.980 --> 12:49.420 [SPEAKER_01]: Where was I? 12:49.440 --> 12:51.683 [SPEAKER_01]: We're always in, so anyway, that's good to shed on my brother. 12:52.143 --> 12:54.305 [SPEAKER_01]: And then came the challenger right after. 12:54.365 --> 12:55.526 [SPEAKER_01]: So you're scaring the kids, scaring the kid. 12:55.566 --> 12:56.867 [SPEAKER_01]: Notice that they go after the kids are coming. 12:56.887 --> 12:57.588 [SPEAKER_01]: Just go after the kids. 12:57.848 --> 12:58.829 [SPEAKER_01]: Of course they go after the kids. 12:59.430 --> 13:00.411 [SPEAKER_01]: Of course they go after the school. 13:00.431 --> 13:01.452 [SPEAKER_01]: They've told us that. 13:03.193 --> 13:07.738 [SPEAKER_01]: People who left the KGB came here and told us straight up what they were doing, but we really don't listen. 13:08.730 --> 13:12.311 [SPEAKER_01]: So yeah, so I mean, I'm missing a few here in their skirmishes grenade that we went into it. 13:12.351 --> 13:13.372 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, that was the Oliver North thing. 13:13.392 --> 13:15.672 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't I ran contra scandal. 13:15.692 --> 13:25.535 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't the got missiles into a ran like literally all over North brought missiles to a ran and then later on he's telling me I ran shit at missiles, which is where we are now see that still with I ran anyway. 13:25.555 --> 13:30.777 [SPEAKER_01]: So we're just in the 80s and then we had to invade Panama in 89, which we did some seals got killed on petite airfield down there. 13:30.797 --> 13:30.957 [SPEAKER_01]: That was 13:32.137 --> 13:37.403 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not familiar with that, but I've heard story 2 just getting in the gunfight and airfield is bad. 13:37.483 --> 13:43.429 [SPEAKER_01]: 91 then, well, shit, we got to invade Iraq because of the drilling and Saddam's oils being stolen by Kuwait. 13:43.449 --> 13:46.212 [SPEAKER_01]: And remember the time, we're like, well, that's terrible. 13:46.292 --> 13:47.674 [SPEAKER_01]: That there's no way that's happening. 13:47.714 --> 13:48.855 [SPEAKER_01]: Saddam is making that up. 13:48.875 --> 13:53.420 [SPEAKER_01]: But when you look deeper into the one-world government, maybe that was actually happening, Saddam's saying, hey, my fuckers, 13:53.820 --> 13:54.521 [SPEAKER_01]: And he invades quit. 13:54.721 --> 14:04.167 [SPEAKER_01]: And then we get stories about, yeah, the Iraqi army is in there and they're ban-edding babies in their incubators, which didn't happen to turn out it was a hired actor, not going to say from where. 14:04.547 --> 14:06.088 [SPEAKER_01]: But yeah, so she's getting us spun up. 14:06.108 --> 14:08.490 [SPEAKER_01]: I remember I was a freshman in high school for that one. 14:09.030 --> 14:13.033 [SPEAKER_01]: I was actually my freshman basketball team. 14:13.053 --> 14:18.497 [SPEAKER_01]: My coaches were dug peoples and Ron Haskett, and we went undefeated as freshman. 14:19.274 --> 14:31.516 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, we were awesome, the best freshmen basketball team in the history of those things, but you know it's crazy because in order to be an undefeated basketball team, you need to be in good shape. 14:31.576 --> 14:34.717 [SPEAKER_01]: And so Ron Hasket and Doug Peoples had us do a lot of conditioning. 14:35.117 --> 14:38.038 [SPEAKER_01]: And I remember one day, we're running line drills, which is fine. 14:38.078 --> 14:42.839 [SPEAKER_01]: And if I look back on my own limited career as a 14:45.393 --> 14:48.215 [SPEAKER_01]: a basketball player, a basketball man. 14:49.136 --> 14:52.018 [SPEAKER_01]: The one thing I regret is I didn't do conditioning. 14:52.038 --> 14:58.603 [SPEAKER_01]: I didn't know enough about conditioning, like I did now, like if I, if I could go back and try to do that, I wouldn't, I don't think, I don't know. 14:58.983 --> 15:00.945 [SPEAKER_01]: I like basketball because of the muscle memory. 15:00.965 --> 15:04.127 [SPEAKER_01]: The free throw thing really made me a better shooter with pistols and rifles. 15:04.968 --> 15:16.858 [SPEAKER_01]: So it's hard to say, but if I had a known, if I had known, I was only going to get to six feet tall and still be white, maybe basketball wasn't it, but again, every decision you make in life got you to where you are. 15:16.898 --> 15:22.663 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, so I'm not saying I didn't make good decisions that got me here talking to you, it made our relationship what it is. 15:23.967 --> 15:27.669 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm just saying what I've done something different, you know what I've done different though is the conditioning. 15:27.709 --> 15:29.250 [SPEAKER_01]: I wasn't a good enough condition. 15:29.370 --> 15:35.813 [SPEAKER_01]: If I went back in time and was playing basketball, I probably wouldn't pick up a basketball until it was almost time. 15:35.873 --> 15:40.355 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, obviously you need to make 20 in a row free throws before you leave the gym, but I would work more on conditioning. 15:40.715 --> 15:43.596 [SPEAKER_01]: I would work more on sprints and squats. 15:43.677 --> 15:45.257 [SPEAKER_01]: Heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy squats. 15:45.457 --> 15:46.198 [SPEAKER_01]: Because like dudes, 15:46.818 --> 16:01.236 [SPEAKER_01]: Am I crazy or just a fifth year old man or dudes in high school dunking a lot more like if we got a dunk in high school you're getting a standing Oh from the other bench like dudes just couldn't not well, we're in Montana, we're white and there's then I'm making every excuse in the book But anyway going back I would have would have um 16:02.398 --> 16:03.820 [SPEAKER_01]: gotten in better, better conditioning. 16:04.040 --> 16:08.445 [SPEAKER_01]: But Ron has to get and Doug people's try to get us in shape because they had his running line drills. 16:08.465 --> 16:17.636 [SPEAKER_01]: I remember this because I looked into the athletic director, Tom Berg's office, and they were watching the news because we just started farming Iraq. 16:18.865 --> 16:22.967 [SPEAKER_01]: Didn't mean shit to me as a freshman in high school in 1990 or 91, whatever the shit it was. 16:23.187 --> 16:26.708 [SPEAKER_01]: They were concerned because they were 20s mid, 20s thinking about a draft. 16:26.728 --> 16:28.989 [SPEAKER_01]: We don't know what's what anymore and we've been told forever. 16:29.009 --> 16:31.390 [SPEAKER_01]: The Vietnam War was bad and we shouldn't go back. 16:31.410 --> 16:35.412 [SPEAKER_01]: But now we're bombing Iraq, which turned into, well, we bombed Iraq to get Saddam. 16:35.492 --> 16:38.353 [SPEAKER_01]: And again, you know, we, we were going to liberate Iraq, which we didn't. 16:38.373 --> 16:42.135 [SPEAKER_01]: We fucked over the Shia and they got slaughtered by Saddam who's a Sony. 16:42.775 --> 16:46.177 [SPEAKER_01]: And we just kind of did this with whatever because Whitney Houston sang a really good version 16:48.141 --> 16:48.962 [SPEAKER_01]: the Star Spangled Banner. 16:48.982 --> 16:51.104 [SPEAKER_01]: So we won that and we, and thank God for Patriot. 16:51.125 --> 16:53.908 [SPEAKER_01]: Mrs. God, George Bush, George H. W. Bush up there. 16:54.148 --> 16:55.209 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank God for Patriot. 16:55.229 --> 16:57.452 [SPEAKER_01]: Mrs. H. He's one of the most evil men in the history of this country. 16:57.912 --> 16:58.933 [SPEAKER_01]: But we got that. 16:58.953 --> 17:01.055 [SPEAKER_01]: Whatever sacrifice is he needed to get done, got done. 17:01.076 --> 17:04.760 [SPEAKER_01]: So we're done with Iraq until obviously later 2003 when we'll evade again because 9.11 have it. 17:05.000 --> 17:05.721 [SPEAKER_01]: We did get hit. 17:07.082 --> 17:10.063 [SPEAKER_01]: in 1993, the World Trade Center got hit. 17:10.343 --> 17:12.304 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's almost like, where do you believe? 17:12.364 --> 17:15.145 [SPEAKER_01]: Is it the jihadis of the ones hitting it? 17:15.206 --> 17:15.786 [SPEAKER_01]: What's going on? 17:15.806 --> 17:19.107 [SPEAKER_01]: But the World Trade Center is a, it's just shifted. 17:19.147 --> 17:23.329 [SPEAKER_01]: The World Trade Center terrorism is our new shift in war because war is big money. 17:23.349 --> 17:25.830 [SPEAKER_01]: So we're always afraid, we're always in war. 17:25.850 --> 17:27.391 [SPEAKER_01]: I was going through my dad's timeline. 17:27.411 --> 17:28.211 [SPEAKER_01]: So we hit that. 17:28.271 --> 17:28.711 [SPEAKER_01]: We did. 17:30.012 --> 17:31.973 [SPEAKER_01]: There was a time in between, okay. 17:31.993 --> 17:32.673 [SPEAKER_01]: So we invaded. 17:34.114 --> 17:41.956 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, we had Mogadishu Blackhawk down, which is tactically one of the best movies I've ever seen. 17:42.416 --> 17:44.456 [SPEAKER_01]: I loved how the guys playing Delta one in there. 17:44.476 --> 17:45.596 [SPEAKER_01]: Johnny Strong was in there. 17:45.616 --> 17:50.357 [SPEAKER_01]: He played one of the snipers who got into Oregon, middle of on recipients. 17:50.417 --> 17:53.578 [SPEAKER_01]: I think Blackhawk down was a kick-ass war movie. 17:55.118 --> 17:58.779 [SPEAKER_01]: If you're new to the operator podcast or new to the military type shit, 17:59.726 --> 18:11.057 [SPEAKER_01]: As soon as you get over a veteran's tracking each other and you want to know something about some of the tactics, I would start with Blackhawk down because it's a great, it's great on a number of levels. 18:12.458 --> 18:18.624 [SPEAKER_01]: We're in Mogadisha, which is the capital of Somalia, which is on the east coast of Africa, which is a very large continent. 18:19.523 --> 18:43.477 [SPEAKER_01]: uh... and it's it's been uh... war it's been war torn ever sent this other people live in Somalia are Somalis and that place has been a complete war shithole forever they did take a break for being the shithole in like right around seventeen seventy six because allegedly they came over here and built Boston the Somalis didn't live in sort of hijack and fucking ships and stuff and just being basic criminals and you know 18:44.475 --> 18:45.176 [SPEAKER_01]: those types of people. 18:45.216 --> 18:48.718 [SPEAKER_01]: But we went over there in 1993, we're in a war there Black Hawk down. 18:48.778 --> 18:53.042 [SPEAKER_01]: But sorry, watch the movie though, because the human I love the human element. 18:53.222 --> 19:00.848 [SPEAKER_01]: If you're getting into what veterans do now, because we all have a lot of platforms, a lot of veterans have podcasts. 19:00.928 --> 19:09.094 [SPEAKER_01]: If you haven't noticed, the hardest part of seal training is you have to find your book agent within a week of finishing 19:12.557 --> 19:13.197 [SPEAKER_01]: They don't mention that part. 19:13.217 --> 19:23.301 [SPEAKER_01]: But yeah, the the human element of Blackhawk down was really good because at first it shows that we're in Somalia and we really don't know why. 19:25.042 --> 19:28.684 [SPEAKER_01]: Starving food should blah blah fucking blah the same. 19:29.104 --> 19:31.465 [SPEAKER_01]: It's going to get back to human trafficking at some point. 19:32.825 --> 19:37.267 [SPEAKER_01]: But there's there's a reason soldiers are everywhere shit there's a reason we have bases everywhere. 19:37.507 --> 19:41.249 [SPEAKER_01]: You should see some of the shit that we're able to transfer that I know of. 19:42.282 --> 19:52.745 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, here and there with different, you know, certain like crack this key and double handshake at the back door and ship this kind of, you know, but anyway, we're over to that you could ask any Marine any Ranger on the ground. 19:52.765 --> 19:56.166 [SPEAKER_01]: Some of the Delta guys knew, but what we're doing here is they were defending the middle. 19:56.186 --> 19:58.047 [SPEAKER_01]: We're looking for Muhammad Faradine. 19:58.567 --> 20:00.788 [SPEAKER_01]: We're looking for, I'm, we're here in my shot. 20:00.808 --> 20:02.128 [SPEAKER_01]: Remember him and you don't know who that was. 20:02.148 --> 20:02.648 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm my shot. 20:02.668 --> 20:03.889 [SPEAKER_01]: I've got some of you probably do. 20:03.949 --> 20:04.009 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 20:04.504 --> 20:08.525 [SPEAKER_01]: I was a dude we went after it was really important didn't get we he died eventually in a gunfight in Pakistan. 20:08.785 --> 20:14.327 [SPEAKER_01]: I switched to Afghanistan, but we did go in there on Operation Red Wings lost a bunch of dudes 16 guys in the bird obviously won't survive. 20:14.848 --> 20:15.868 [SPEAKER_01]: But he was important at the time. 20:16.108 --> 20:16.788 [SPEAKER_01]: Masha, yeah. 20:17.829 --> 20:20.329 [SPEAKER_01]: Operation Lefty Grove, who's his name? 20:20.510 --> 20:20.950 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't remember. 20:21.010 --> 20:21.650 [SPEAKER_01]: Extra one seven. 20:21.670 --> 20:22.910 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, that's 31 Americans after him. 20:22.930 --> 20:30.493 [SPEAKER_01]: But anyway, Mohamed for ID, I think his son, who was a U.S. may took over for him after he was killed whatever were over there. 20:33.657 --> 20:36.560 [SPEAKER_01]: So the movie's good because it really shows the human element. 20:36.580 --> 20:39.063 [SPEAKER_01]: You got a bunch of dudes from different parts of the country. 20:39.343 --> 20:40.705 [SPEAKER_01]: Which I love, okay? 20:41.085 --> 20:47.452 [SPEAKER_01]: Now we're sort of, it focuses on Rangers, which I totally dig to because I've never been a Ranger school. 20:48.598 --> 20:53.681 [SPEAKER_01]: But I like, Ranger School is like, it's like the first time I saw like, because I went to the Navy, I knew the Navy. 20:54.101 --> 20:55.822 [SPEAKER_01]: First Marines I met were at A school. 20:56.142 --> 20:56.762 [SPEAKER_01]: And that was cool. 20:56.902 --> 20:58.123 [SPEAKER_01]: Just like to watch them March. 20:58.163 --> 20:59.304 [SPEAKER_01]: Wow, Marines know how to fucking march. 20:59.324 --> 21:03.206 [SPEAKER_01]: I was kind of neat because when I first joined, I'd been reading the books I've been watching the movies. 21:03.246 --> 21:04.166 [SPEAKER_01]: I wanna be in the military. 21:04.186 --> 21:06.087 [SPEAKER_01]: I understand how it works and it's cool to see them. 21:06.107 --> 21:10.310 [SPEAKER_01]: Like, the first Marines I saw was in A school. 21:10.430 --> 21:11.170 [SPEAKER_01]: They could march. 21:11.370 --> 21:12.691 [SPEAKER_01]: I remember I was with Sean Tufts. 21:13.051 --> 21:14.332 [SPEAKER_01]: I got to get Sean Tufts on the show. 21:14.352 --> 21:15.993 [SPEAKER_01]: He, I went through boot camp with him. 21:17.153 --> 21:27.442 [SPEAKER_01]: Uh, I went to a school with him, which is actually the reason I brought him up because when we're at Boot, a school with the Marines, Sean had been a drill instructor in the Army. 21:28.943 --> 21:31.985 [SPEAKER_01]: So, so that means he knows how to call Caden. 21:32.005 --> 21:36.789 [SPEAKER_01]: So I remember the first day we're marching as sailors and Marines over to the shop. 21:36.809 --> 21:40.092 [SPEAKER_01]: We're actually had a big black Marine, a big black Marine. 21:40.352 --> 21:43.115 [SPEAKER_01]: Teach me how to wind a bob and on a sewing machine. 21:44.274 --> 22:09.534 [SPEAKER_01]: if that doesn't say one team one fight what the fuck doesn't you got a future navy seal being taught by a big motherfucker how to wind a bomb in a sewing machine and learn how to sew men it's a good skill but we walked over there Sean who was a former army um drilling structure was doing the cadence and he did the navy cadence have ever heard that shit I'm not even going to I can do it oh I could do it right the fuck now and all you navy guys listen is it the same hit me up on the uh at Mikuya 22:14.038 --> 22:29.457 [SPEAKER_01]: with in the 2020's what are they saying in this so that same stupid one anyway so shantosh got out there and he was singing the kids and he did dumb it down so the marines wouldn't literally rip our thoraxes out of our necks for here in the ship but they were cool they went with it and then uh 22:30.278 --> 22:52.937 [SPEAKER_01]: one another Marine sauce like yeah Marines will lead the cadence for you sailors and you're just lucky to be marching with us fair uh so that when you meet um dudes for the first time at least I was I am a big bully I love heritage I love history I love knowing why stuff is done I who did it be kidding well especially now with my experience I can tell in the moment like you don't realize you're living history until it's over some of those guys the Rangers the client point to hawk on D-Day 22:54.225 --> 22:57.366 [SPEAKER_01]: Those are dudes, man, thinking about their moms, maybe their girlfriends. 22:57.966 --> 23:00.447 [SPEAKER_01]: So, but the heritage is there. 23:00.507 --> 23:02.188 [SPEAKER_01]: See, seals were formed in the 60s. 23:02.268 --> 23:03.869 [SPEAKER_01]: Rangers lead the way, okay? 23:04.349 --> 23:12.972 [SPEAKER_01]: So, I ran into Army and then airborne next, because I went to Forpen in Georgia. 23:14.112 --> 23:28.144 [SPEAKER_01]: in 1997, January 97, which is cool, we could still, I had the black hats actually give me the blood wings, because if you're going to get wings again, and if you're going through airborne, first of all, fucking be proud of that shit, just for the history itself. 23:28.244 --> 23:28.865 [SPEAKER_01]: Is it hard? 23:29.005 --> 23:30.226 [SPEAKER_01]: No, is it suck? 23:30.246 --> 23:32.748 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it sucks, but I mean, it doesn't suck because it's hard, it's such 23:37.473 --> 23:47.796 [SPEAKER_01]: Sawdust, find a pile of sawdust, make, find two piles of sawdust, make him a big pile of sawdust, and stand there and then fall over and then stand up, and then fall over into the sawdust, and stand up and then fall over into the sawdust. 23:48.096 --> 23:49.837 [SPEAKER_01]: And do that for about 10 hours, that sucks. 23:49.857 --> 23:50.597 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, that's airborne. 23:50.617 --> 23:56.839 [SPEAKER_01]: And then eventually they'll, after they put you on stairs and jump into it for another 10 hours, then up here and jump off the effort. 23:57.019 --> 23:58.480 [SPEAKER_01]: It's like fucking strapped yourself to the plane. 23:59.460 --> 24:01.923 [SPEAKER_01]: We can send loads out just anyway. 24:02.143 --> 24:07.608 [SPEAKER_01]: Matthew Army, which was fun, the black acid hit me with that, and then you know, unlike I'm saying, you just remember the times you meet people. 24:08.189 --> 24:15.937 [SPEAKER_01]: I think the first time I met Rangers was overseas in Egypt, and it was on the Marguer I did with Bravo, Platon, the first Bravo, Platon. 24:17.012 --> 24:26.219 [SPEAKER_01]: And I remember seeing ranges and each time I met dudes when I met the Marines, I met the army dudes the airborne black hats and then Rangers It was just cool because like wait a minute those are just dudes my age. 24:26.780 --> 24:29.482 [SPEAKER_01]: That's kind of cool that I'm a 20-year-old dude That's a 20-year-old dude. 24:29.502 --> 24:34.045 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it's like me talk to it I went to a fort betting for jumpschool. 24:34.065 --> 24:37.908 [SPEAKER_01]: I remember running into soldiers and thinking, oh shit You know army weren't navy. 24:38.148 --> 24:40.250 [SPEAKER_01]: How do we act and they want to ask me about seal training? 24:40.730 --> 24:54.115 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll cool then they would tell me about bootcamp and I love hearing it like what did you guys eat compared to what we ate stuff like that and then you remember the first time your work with green berets and then working with delta shit like that is really cool uh the point I was making out on that diet drive though was um uh 24:55.179 --> 24:59.920 [SPEAKER_01]: Blackhawk down does a really good job of one showing you the young guys from everywhere. 24:59.960 --> 25:02.661 [SPEAKER_01]: White guys, Black guys, Asian dudes, women. 25:03.781 --> 25:06.582 [SPEAKER_01]: We're not in the fighting, but the women are there in the, the tax law price center. 25:06.622 --> 25:20.285 [SPEAKER_01]: They're around and you'll run into Ms. Pilots, you're running to, not in Blackhawk down, but you will see, if I remember listening to a woman fire on the Taliban, it's actually during Red Wings, from May 10th, which is, that's a great country. 25:21.322 --> 25:24.504 [SPEAKER_01]: If you're in a country where a woman can fly in 810 and shoot terrorists, you're living in a good country. 25:24.844 --> 25:26.225 [SPEAKER_01]: Not great. 25:26.505 --> 25:31.027 [SPEAKER_01]: But back to the movie, Blackout Down is a good one to watch for tactics. 25:31.087 --> 25:33.709 [SPEAKER_01]: Because there's your human element of worry. 25:33.889 --> 25:36.410 [SPEAKER_01]: We're just here in Somalia, so now it officially doesn't matter why. 25:36.470 --> 25:36.971 [SPEAKER_01]: We're just here. 25:37.431 --> 25:39.552 [SPEAKER_01]: And I'm going to fight for the guy next to me doesn't matter. 25:39.632 --> 25:47.997 [SPEAKER_01]: And then even in the briefs, when the Delta guy, and you could tell the what they did well is the difference between Delta and the Rangers, because Rangers grow up to be Delta. 25:49.382 --> 25:54.287 [SPEAKER_01]: is not most of them, but Delta is mostly rangers and you get some green braids. 25:54.307 --> 25:57.371 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not gonna touch on, I've never been a green bra, I wasn't a ranger, I wasn't a Delta. 25:58.072 --> 26:09.504 [SPEAKER_01]: So I don't wanna say how they do it, but there's definitely a cool hierarchy you can tell that the rangers look up at the Delta guys, which they should, because I want to get, if you're a ranger and you don't wanna go to Delta, 26:10.285 --> 26:29.761 [SPEAKER_01]: come on man you go to Delta try out for Delta just go if you're if you're you try to get to the tier one level you can't any branch I believe still can apply for Delta if you don't apply for Delta I don't know why you're wasting your time definitely try out the same way with with white side seals the vanilla side seals I don't say that shit I just had to get a rise on anyone who's listening the white side seals 26:30.482 --> 26:32.625 [SPEAKER_01]: looked up to the sealed team six guys and that's okay. 26:32.645 --> 26:35.128 [SPEAKER_01]: They you should because the tactics are better. 26:35.388 --> 26:36.710 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not because it's a better building. 26:36.750 --> 26:38.091 [SPEAKER_01]: It's because these are better. 26:38.492 --> 26:39.994 [SPEAKER_01]: These are men who have been trained better. 26:40.014 --> 26:41.456 [SPEAKER_01]: They're not necessarily even better men than you. 26:41.476 --> 26:47.062 [SPEAKER_01]: They've been through better situations, better stress, better team. 26:47.343 --> 26:47.943 [SPEAKER_01]: They're older. 26:49.218 --> 26:50.559 [SPEAKER_01]: They've learned more through experience. 26:50.579 --> 26:51.560 [SPEAKER_01]: They've been in more gunfights. 26:51.840 --> 27:05.028 [SPEAKER_01]: They've toned down their drinking because they've seen shit like that But in the movie blackout down you really see that the range of look up to Delta and that's just pretty cool And then once they fly out a little bit you cannot fly on a little bird and Not think you're the coolest motherfucker in the world. 27:05.048 --> 27:10.712 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't care who you are every single time I got in the pot of a little bird and took off And I'm giving shit if we're leaving a gunfight heading to 27:11.977 --> 27:37.404 [SPEAKER_01]: a vehicle introduction which if you have not hunted people who were in vehicles or on motorcycles usually like three per motorcycle and you're in a fucking little bird or in any helicopter if you're hunting people out of a helicopter with trying to drive away from you you haven't done that you haven't lived but every single time you tell me I'm wrong if you're an army dude or a marine or whatever range or seal and you've taken off on the part of a little bit watching watching your cute little combat boots go zzzz 27:38.644 --> 27:44.551 [SPEAKER_01]: did definitely at some point in the first five seconds think chicks dig this shit, which they do. 27:44.932 --> 27:46.373 [SPEAKER_01]: But Blackhawk down was really, really good. 27:46.393 --> 27:47.254 [SPEAKER_01]: But the point I was making, 27:50.170 --> 28:00.702 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, because even the tactics when the deep boys get down, you can see the tactics inside shooting, range of shooting outside, and then the chaos of once you lose a guy, once you lose an asset, you've got to defend it. 28:00.722 --> 28:08.630 [SPEAKER_01]: So great, great movie, and the point I was making before I get into whatever the hell the point of the show was, is there's always a war and there's always a threat of war. 28:09.271 --> 28:10.552 [SPEAKER_01]: So we got to blackhawk down. 28:10.933 --> 28:11.833 [SPEAKER_01]: Then we had the time. 28:12.514 --> 28:14.396 [SPEAKER_01]: Blackhawk down 93, we didn't really do much. 28:14.676 --> 28:18.519 [SPEAKER_01]: We Glen got busted with Monica Lewinsky. 28:18.959 --> 28:21.762 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank god that was the only chick he was banging in the White House. 28:21.822 --> 28:25.405 [SPEAKER_01]: Whoa, good thing they caught him with her because that 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because of the agenda, 2030, which is, we've got about two years, two, three years to stop that, 32:49.953 --> 33:02.218 [SPEAKER_01]: There's a fight now for the midterms that if I don't like the two party system at all, if Democrats take one of, if they take the house, the government's going to shut down. 33:02.238 --> 33:04.799 [SPEAKER_01]: It's going to be nothing but hearings and impeachment. 33:04.819 --> 33:05.039 [SPEAKER_01]: That's it. 33:07.305 --> 33:09.206 [SPEAKER_01]: so that's coming. 33:09.306 --> 33:12.148 [SPEAKER_01]: The voting thing, yeah, it's there. 33:12.268 --> 33:15.510 [SPEAKER_01]: The deep states pushing whom ever they want. 33:15.610 --> 33:19.733 [SPEAKER_01]: It's the we're to the point now that a voting matter they wouldn't let us do it. 33:19.753 --> 33:23.175 [SPEAKER_01]: But what is what is agenda 2030? 33:23.235 --> 33:25.697 [SPEAKER_01]: It's it's been out there and it's been. 33:27.926 --> 33:33.330 [SPEAKER_01]: talked about accepted during the Obama administration Trump didn't care for it. 33:33.570 --> 33:49.062 [SPEAKER_01]: It's being kicked around again that people wanted implemented around the world, especially the one-world government because the fear that I was talking about before this is where it gets spooky because what we have a few years to stop what? 33:49.202 --> 33:51.384 [SPEAKER_01]: A one-world government is what they're aiming for. 33:51.404 --> 33:52.845 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why you're hearing about aliens. 33:52.865 --> 33:55.467 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why they're talking about they're going to use that. 33:56.855 --> 34:01.179 [SPEAKER_01]: If it depends on how far they have to go to convince us because a lot of people are convinced about it now. 34:01.239 --> 34:06.084 [SPEAKER_01]: I think they're demons, but a lot of people are saying aliens, like they're supposed to crash a SpaceX. 34:06.844 --> 34:10.447 [SPEAKER_01]: Jack, rocket into the moon this week. 34:10.688 --> 34:11.749 [SPEAKER_01]: I did buy SpaceX. 34:12.449 --> 34:17.193 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not going to tell you my theories on space, but I bought SpaceX because I do know we believe a lot of shit. 34:18.054 --> 34:20.617 [SPEAKER_01]: bucket has my bets if I'm picking money on bullshit. 34:20.637 --> 34:21.178 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll just do it. 34:21.658 --> 34:27.245 [SPEAKER_01]: But the one real government which comes with what they want a one real government one world central bank. 34:27.345 --> 34:29.327 [SPEAKER_01]: That's would start at a lot of stuff too. 34:29.347 --> 34:30.509 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a start of the Fed. 34:30.869 --> 34:32.171 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a start of the interest rates. 34:32.211 --> 34:34.113 [SPEAKER_01]: That's what started the user. 34:34.153 --> 34:36.335 [SPEAKER_01]: And that's that started re-implemented. 34:36.355 --> 34:37.457 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why houses are expensive. 34:37.477 --> 34:38.518 [SPEAKER_01]: The price in market goes up. 34:38.538 --> 34:39.219 [SPEAKER_01]: A lot of bad shit. 34:39.559 --> 35:00.552 [SPEAKER_01]: because of one role government and central bank then what you're seeing the cashless currency coming out right now that's scary notice that too next time a little establishment says this is a cashless place just drop a money say well now is your problem because if you read right here and it says this this note which is a note of debt by the way your money isn't it's is the debt someone will 35:01.565 --> 35:04.187 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that's where your money is but just let them know this says right here. 35:04.207 --> 35:24.546 [SPEAKER_01]: I can settle any debt so you have it, but what comes with a one-roll bank one-roll military won't that be nice ever you ever work with your Afghan partners Iraqi partners and one-roll Military social credit scores based on what you say On the internet if you're not if you don't like some of that shit better not say because it will just turn your shit off. 35:24.586 --> 35:27.969 [SPEAKER_01]: You know that in Vietnam they just eliminated 86 million bank accounts 35:29.344 --> 35:31.245 [SPEAKER_01]: 86 million back accounts were eliminated. 35:31.285 --> 35:31.845 [SPEAKER_01]: Why was that? 35:31.885 --> 35:33.366 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, they said they were inactive. 35:33.386 --> 35:34.327 [SPEAKER_01]: They weren't inactive. 35:34.367 --> 35:36.168 [SPEAKER_01]: There's a word they use every non-compliant. 35:36.888 --> 35:38.089 [SPEAKER_01]: Just make your shit go away. 35:38.489 --> 35:39.789 [SPEAKER_01]: It's all digital. 35:39.809 --> 35:40.610 [SPEAKER_01]: It's all cashless. 35:41.230 --> 35:43.591 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't want trainees and girls locker room. 35:43.912 --> 35:47.253 [SPEAKER_01]: A dick in a girls locker room is a humiliation ritual. 35:48.874 --> 35:49.174 [SPEAKER_01]: It is. 35:49.634 --> 35:51.856 [SPEAKER_01]: A dude beating up girls is a humiliation ritual. 35:52.356 --> 35:52.776 [SPEAKER_01]: Open your eyes. 35:53.496 --> 35:54.617 [SPEAKER_01]: And don't believe that shit. 35:55.937 --> 35:58.479 [SPEAKER_01]: they need to do it for part of the ritual to keep their fame in their power. 35:58.499 --> 35:59.840 [SPEAKER_01]: There are a lot of people are into that shit. 35:59.860 --> 36:01.000 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not going to give a fuck about that. 36:01.020 --> 36:11.608 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a humiliation ritual, but you know that in England, they put people in prison for posts on social media and for comments. 36:11.968 --> 36:15.390 [SPEAKER_01]: One guy's in prison because he said he didn't want taxpayer money going to migrants. 36:15.410 --> 36:16.251 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, my God. 36:17.112 --> 36:18.832 [SPEAKER_01]: The queen is rolling over in her grave. 36:19.053 --> 36:20.393 [SPEAKER_01]: The fucking migrants are you shouldn't be. 36:20.413 --> 36:21.693 [SPEAKER_01]: But again, the migrants are part of it. 36:22.053 --> 36:26.354 [SPEAKER_01]: The migrants are part of the global, the whole thing, the whole kebab, the whole fear you need us. 36:26.515 --> 36:27.875 [SPEAKER_01]: One world, look at these attacks. 36:27.915 --> 36:31.096 [SPEAKER_01]: We better unify. 36:31.656 --> 36:33.917 [SPEAKER_01]: Cloud Schwab will make a comeback or something like that. 36:35.937 --> 36:42.300 [SPEAKER_01]: But like, yeah, that Jason Jale is one of the betterment of his countrymen and then what else comes back to digital ID that you're going to need for everything. 36:42.320 --> 36:44.041 [SPEAKER_01]: And I'm not even talking about the real ID. 36:44.501 --> 36:47.683 [SPEAKER_01]: Did you notice you needed a real ID or a passport in order to travel? 36:48.083 --> 36:49.884 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't have our government run real ID. 36:49.904 --> 36:50.704 [SPEAKER_01]: You can't travel. 36:50.744 --> 36:51.785 [SPEAKER_01]: What's that with the digital ID? 36:52.545 --> 36:53.305 [SPEAKER_01]: Can't get on the train. 36:53.746 --> 36:55.206 [SPEAKER_01]: Can't get you can't use Uber. 36:55.226 --> 37:02.190 [SPEAKER_01]: They'll cut you off of Venmo and get, uh, there's the, you can't register your car if you're not compliant. 37:03.470 --> 37:06.871 [SPEAKER_01]: They'll turn you away from medical care, they'll send over child protective services. 37:08.611 --> 37:09.532 [SPEAKER_01]: It's for your own safety. 37:09.992 --> 37:12.812 [SPEAKER_01]: It's for the greater good of the of humanity of the climate. 37:12.832 --> 37:13.733 [SPEAKER_01]: They're going to hate you with all that. 37:13.753 --> 37:14.913 [SPEAKER_01]: So they're going to restrict everything. 37:15.473 --> 37:17.093 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't want to be excluded from society. 37:17.133 --> 37:17.393 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you? 37:17.413 --> 37:18.434 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't want to take your kids away. 37:18.454 --> 37:18.734 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you? 37:18.974 --> 37:19.954 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's not like, look, man. 37:19.974 --> 37:22.074 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, we're overarming police with humbeseen. 37:22.335 --> 37:25.735 [SPEAKER_01]: M-raps and fucking body armor and m-forres and shit. 37:25.755 --> 37:26.936 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, what's too much of that shit. 37:26.976 --> 37:31.157 [SPEAKER_01]: But that's the cops need that to get rid of all the goddamn migrants 37:33.538 --> 37:39.063 [SPEAKER_01]: But then when you get into the stuff where you are not compliant, it's not going to be them showing up. 37:39.163 --> 37:45.169 [SPEAKER_01]: I just am going to show up for you, who's playing by the rules, but just didn't get the digital idea and you're going to get turned off. 37:45.189 --> 37:51.715 [SPEAKER_01]: They're going to show up a diverse group of people is going to show up in a nice car with clipboards, not guns. 37:52.055 --> 37:53.377 [SPEAKER_01]: Some of them have bow ties on a bit. 37:54.652 --> 38:03.861 [SPEAKER_01]: And they're going to ask you a couple questions and they're not going to be hostile did you blah blah blah no and that's when they mark the non compliant and did you myth no non compliant. 38:05.402 --> 38:07.924 [SPEAKER_01]: He's non compliant you're not compliant will shed you can't pay our mortgage anymore. 38:07.944 --> 38:08.845 [SPEAKER_01]: They're going to take that from you. 38:09.446 --> 38:15.932 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not making this up man when the Berlin fault you remember when the Berlin wall fell and all those fuckers ran east to communism. 38:16.012 --> 38:16.812 [SPEAKER_01]: No, you they didn't. 38:17.650 --> 38:20.691 [SPEAKER_01]: There was a graffiti all over one side of the wall, the other one is spit shine. 38:21.291 --> 38:25.293 [SPEAKER_01]: It's because he's Germany took pride in their country because you mark shit. 38:25.353 --> 38:34.496 [SPEAKER_01]: You get shot, do not cross this government and they're trying to get you now, too, with the fair share, you hear the fair share. 38:34.676 --> 38:39.158 [SPEAKER_01]: You know the top one percent, the top one percent, the people you're supposed to hate. 38:40.580 --> 38:42.862 [SPEAKER_01]: They pay 40% of all tax. 38:43.002 --> 38:47.886 [SPEAKER_01]: One percent is 40% of all taxes and 50% bottom 50% pay 3%. 38:47.966 --> 38:49.607 [SPEAKER_01]: So you are not paying your fair share. 38:50.368 --> 38:52.349 [SPEAKER_01]: If go by percentage, go by per capita. 38:52.450 --> 38:57.974 [SPEAKER_01]: The bottom dwellers are not paying their fair share, but they get a voice and bits at the ones who do pay their fair share. 38:58.134 --> 38:59.996 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, much money Elon Musk pays in taxes. 39:00.036 --> 39:00.656 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a lot. 39:02.077 --> 39:05.420 [SPEAKER_01]: But these are all key pillars of the communist trying to take your private property. 39:07.220 --> 39:13.481 [SPEAKER_01]: What are they going to say you hear it on TV now Medicare needs to be expanded because it's a right Medicare Is a right I'd look man. 39:13.521 --> 39:14.961 [SPEAKER_01]: I do hope people can stay healthy. 39:15.401 --> 39:18.422 [SPEAKER_01]: I hope people who live here legally Can be healthy. 39:18.462 --> 39:23.023 [SPEAKER_01]: I've been to hospitals in New York I don't even recognize the fucking languages being spoke. 39:23.043 --> 39:35.025 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not talking there's summer speaking Spanish and some might speak Portuguese And there's some error but dude you're you're hearing tribal fucking languages from Africa in the emergency rooms They're because they can't turn them down, but they're trying to dilute this place 39:35.565 --> 39:36.206 [SPEAKER_01]: That's what they want. 39:36.226 --> 39:39.570 [SPEAKER_01]: That they want the confusion with the medicareans just manned it. 39:39.770 --> 39:41.832 [SPEAKER_01]: You got to raise minimum wage to a living weight. 39:41.852 --> 39:42.673 [SPEAKER_01]: No, you fucking don't. 39:43.054 --> 39:47.138 [SPEAKER_01]: A minimum wage job is that for something on your resume, but they have you believe you're a victim. 39:47.779 --> 39:48.941 [SPEAKER_01]: Everyone gets a right to basic. 39:48.981 --> 39:49.882 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know. 39:50.042 --> 39:50.602 [SPEAKER_01]: All that shit. 39:51.143 --> 39:55.005 [SPEAKER_01]: It's all communism and it's never resulted in prosperity, not one single time. 39:55.306 --> 39:56.706 [SPEAKER_01]: What are they saying on TV right now? 39:56.726 --> 40:07.653 [SPEAKER_01]: And you've heard that things, let's replace the presidency, let's expand the court, Puerto Rico and Washington need to be states because, and they'll say, representation without representation. 40:07.673 --> 40:08.553 [SPEAKER_01]: They bring that bullshit up. 40:08.573 --> 40:14.077 [SPEAKER_01]: Defend the fund the Pentagon, abolish the prison's government ownership of all large corporations, 40:20.922 --> 40:23.565 [SPEAKER_01]: party control means of production for everything. 40:23.625 --> 40:24.266 [SPEAKER_01]: And that's awesome. 40:24.286 --> 40:25.447 [SPEAKER_01]: The grocery stores are coming up. 40:25.467 --> 40:26.228 [SPEAKER_01]: Man, that's exciting. 40:26.429 --> 40:27.590 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you excited for the grocery stores? 40:27.610 --> 40:28.591 [SPEAKER_01]: Man, that's going to be dope. 40:29.913 --> 40:31.274 [SPEAKER_01]: So they're doing it now. 40:31.294 --> 40:32.976 [SPEAKER_01]: And they're saying we're going to make it 30% less. 40:33.197 --> 40:34.798 [SPEAKER_01]: That you can you can. 40:36.246 --> 40:38.768 [SPEAKER_01]: lower the price, but you can't negate the cost. 40:38.848 --> 40:39.648 [SPEAKER_01]: It costs something. 40:40.289 --> 40:44.432 [SPEAKER_01]: It costs the, okay, we have these things in New York in New York, in New York City, especially called Bodegas. 40:44.492 --> 40:50.516 [SPEAKER_01]: There's small places, get your coffee, it's got a Dell, it's gonna have limited shit you can buy that you need, the essential small convenience store. 40:50.876 --> 40:52.577 [SPEAKER_01]: Why do they have those in that large convenience store? 40:52.657 --> 40:56.540 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, there was honestly too much shoplifting in the big ones, gotta get the Bodegas. 40:57.080 --> 40:58.061 [SPEAKER_01]: Too much shoplifting, why? 40:58.081 --> 41:00.422 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, we're too soft on fucking crime and too many illegals are here. 41:01.643 --> 41:02.404 [SPEAKER_01]: So that fucks you. 41:03.531 --> 41:04.372 [SPEAKER_01]: But they're right. 41:04.412 --> 41:12.197 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, okay, so I'll get your white liberal female friends all vote for them and I mean, okay, get the get you with the emotion ladies, come on. 41:12.517 --> 41:20.883 [SPEAKER_01]: Anyway, so now the bodegas, they can't do the 30% because the government has unlimited funds and they're gonna tax the fuck any four doesn't, they don't run a budget, they don't run it anyway. 41:21.263 --> 41:23.445 [SPEAKER_01]: We're gonna law him what's gonna happen at the bodega. 41:24.646 --> 41:26.307 [SPEAKER_01]: Gonna go to business, they're gonna shut down. 41:27.375 --> 41:28.736 [SPEAKER_01]: So the bodegas are going to be gone. 41:28.937 --> 41:29.617 [SPEAKER_01]: That's going to happen. 41:30.198 --> 41:32.020 [SPEAKER_01]: Who owns all the rations, the government. 41:32.320 --> 41:36.164 [SPEAKER_01]: They're going to open five places, five stores in Manhattan. 41:36.245 --> 41:39.448 [SPEAKER_01]: Five government one grocery stores. 41:40.349 --> 41:45.955 [SPEAKER_01]: And you get to go try to get the food to feed your family from a motherfucking government employee. 41:45.995 --> 41:47.156 [SPEAKER_01]: Won't that be nice ever? 41:47.537 --> 41:48.337 [SPEAKER_01]: You ever deal with them? 41:48.558 --> 41:49.318 [SPEAKER_01]: Wouldn't you love, 41:50.170 --> 41:55.955 [SPEAKER_01]: Because you're going to need the essentials, you need bread, you need milk, you need meat, you need cheese, you need shit like that, you need the little gogars for your kids. 41:55.975 --> 41:58.917 [SPEAKER_01]: Wouldn't it be fun if you had to go to the DMV once a week to get it? 42:01.640 --> 42:02.480 [SPEAKER_01]: Think about that shit. 42:03.061 --> 42:07.284 [SPEAKER_01]: Free, no, it means a government employee is going to be running it for you. 42:07.705 --> 42:09.867 [SPEAKER_01]: So, bodegas are out. 42:11.208 --> 42:13.690 [SPEAKER_01]: That small businesses, that's a family-get-in-fucked. 42:14.955 --> 42:21.824 [SPEAKER_01]: their dream of running a business is over because of communism, which is what happens when every fucking time. 42:23.658 --> 42:28.481 [SPEAKER_01]: And now here's a plan that is devised by people who've never run a business. 42:29.162 --> 42:32.524 [SPEAKER_01]: The profit margin for a grocery store is like one, maybe two percent. 42:33.005 --> 42:40.450 [SPEAKER_01]: So you need to have your shit together, which is why the bodegas who are doing it normally, it's happening Florida, it's happening Chicago, they just fail miserably. 42:40.870 --> 42:43.252 [SPEAKER_01]: But now you don't have any competition in the government's running. 42:43.372 --> 42:44.693 [SPEAKER_01]: Can you see where I'm going with this? 42:44.733 --> 42:47.075 [SPEAKER_01]: And then now you have the government employees. 42:47.115 --> 42:48.055 [SPEAKER_01]: What do they care most about? 42:48.135 --> 42:48.676 [SPEAKER_01]: Quentin Time. 42:49.296 --> 42:52.697 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you think a person at the DMV cares if you get your ID there? 42:52.737 --> 42:54.378 [SPEAKER_01]: So, and I'm putting myself in their shoes. 42:54.418 --> 42:58.380 [SPEAKER_01]: They have to deal with people trying to get the license and they have rules on them because it's a government run place. 42:58.600 --> 43:01.241 [SPEAKER_01]: So, they're pissed to be fair. 43:01.301 --> 43:05.403 [SPEAKER_01]: The last few times I've been to the DMV, hate to say it was pleasant, not advocating for them. 43:05.763 --> 43:06.563 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, we should be able to do it. 43:06.583 --> 43:09.824 [SPEAKER_01]: We want because we were told it's a free country which it isn't. 43:10.905 --> 43:13.246 [SPEAKER_01]: But the customer service won't be there. 43:13.826 --> 43:14.846 [SPEAKER_01]: A lack of anything. 43:17.585 --> 43:23.029 [SPEAKER_01]: And then the supply and demand because there's no motivation, they're going to get their paycheck. 43:23.089 --> 43:24.530 [SPEAKER_01]: No one's running it except the government. 43:24.670 --> 43:25.971 [SPEAKER_01]: They're going to get the money regardless. 43:27.072 --> 43:29.874 [SPEAKER_01]: But we're running out of ship because no one knows how to do supply and demand. 43:29.894 --> 43:31.155 [SPEAKER_01]: We're not taking an inventory. 43:31.175 --> 43:32.376 [SPEAKER_01]: So we're going to ration you. 43:34.677 --> 43:35.518 [SPEAKER_01]: We're going to ration you. 43:35.698 --> 43:37.619 [SPEAKER_01]: How would it go if they only let 43:39.278 --> 43:42.639 [SPEAKER_01]: One family member every 10 years get an ID. 43:42.659 --> 43:43.560 [SPEAKER_01]: That's rationing it. 43:43.600 --> 43:45.060 [SPEAKER_01]: So let's dumb that down. 43:45.080 --> 43:51.683 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's say you only get one gallon of milk and one on two pounds of beef a week. 43:52.483 --> 43:58.505 [SPEAKER_01]: That's what you get because we have to ration, because we ration because communism always rashes until they run out. 43:58.926 --> 43:59.746 [SPEAKER_01]: And then you go up, 44:00.637 --> 44:06.999 [SPEAKER_01]: So, I want your favorite DMV experience to come into your mind right now, picture the person working there. 44:07.659 --> 44:10.479 [SPEAKER_01]: Imagine now she works in a grocery store. 44:10.499 --> 44:18.521 [SPEAKER_01]: You have a gallon of milk and two pounds of beef and you go up and say, blah, blah, blah, she hits and goes, oh, I'm sorry, you bought a gallon of milk four days ago and you bought beef yesterday. 44:19.081 --> 44:21.462 [SPEAKER_01]: So you can't come back until next week, but I have a family. 44:21.742 --> 44:25.263 [SPEAKER_01]: You think that DMV employee gives a fuck or she just says, get out. 44:28.278 --> 44:29.159 [SPEAKER_01]: Can you see that happening? 44:30.480 --> 44:33.803 [SPEAKER_01]: A lack of motivation and a lack of a customer service. 44:33.823 --> 44:41.108 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, even a couple of July 15th, there was a hearing, whole man's security, said it, whole man's security. 44:42.012 --> 45:08.439 [SPEAKER_01]: uh... committee hell of hearing for the looting of our tax dollars to get a show to make sure he's got famous because he's got balls he shows up with a camera microphone and just starts exposing stuff the leering center minnesota the fraud billions james o keyfors there he does the same stuff uh... more government corruption gets you on camera saying what you're doing ran paul was there and then the senior demo well the republicans were there in the senior democrat uh... senator gary peter's from michigan was there 45:12.454 --> 45:13.634 [SPEAKER_01]: We're no Democrats there at all. 45:13.654 --> 45:15.035 [SPEAKER_01]: This is for billions in fraud. 45:15.535 --> 45:16.796 [SPEAKER_01]: Democrats wouldn't even stick around the ass. 45:17.696 --> 45:20.817 [SPEAKER_01]: Ron Paul was the chair and they asked him if he would take questions for the Democrats he said, I would. 45:21.138 --> 45:22.718 [SPEAKER_01]: If they were here, they didn't even show up, man. 45:22.918 --> 45:26.540 [SPEAKER_01]: They did, the Democrats didn't even show up. 45:27.020 --> 45:31.942 [SPEAKER_01]: Billions of dollars being stolen from you, the taxpayer. 45:32.642 --> 45:34.303 [SPEAKER_01]: And they want to give them to illegals. 45:34.383 --> 45:36.364 [SPEAKER_01]: They love the shit going on right now in Spain. 45:36.644 --> 45:37.624 [SPEAKER_01]: They love migrants. 45:37.644 --> 45:38.485 [SPEAKER_01]: They love illegals. 45:38.505 --> 45:41.546 [SPEAKER_01]: A lot of liberal white women will die from migrants. 45:42.893 --> 45:44.014 [SPEAKER_01]: They don't care about the money. 45:44.614 --> 45:46.676 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you care about the money that you make? 45:46.696 --> 45:48.917 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you care about getting screwed by the government? 45:51.199 --> 45:52.940 [SPEAKER_01]: Not a single Democrat showed up for this. 45:53.241 --> 45:54.341 [SPEAKER_01]: Which tells you they don't care. 45:54.782 --> 45:56.883 [SPEAKER_01]: If you're voting for Democrats, my question is why? 45:56.923 --> 45:59.145 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you just, is there something that I'm missing? 45:59.906 --> 46:00.406 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't see it. 46:00.646 --> 46:01.947 [SPEAKER_01]: I have no love for Republicans. 46:02.067 --> 46:03.929 [SPEAKER_01]: I, Democrats have been destroyed. 46:04.209 --> 46:05.830 [SPEAKER_01]: I think Democrats really need leadership. 46:05.850 --> 46:09.713 [SPEAKER_01]: I've been talking online to just DMs, 46:13.999 --> 46:16.583 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm, I want to be an optimist and I love our country. 46:16.683 --> 46:21.230 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm hoping to get some Democrats and some Republican veterans and independence like myself. 46:21.250 --> 46:23.353 [SPEAKER_01]: I think there are a lot more independence than you realize too. 46:24.115 --> 46:26.558 [SPEAKER_01]: And even like a third party, you don't even need a fucking party. 46:26.578 --> 46:27.279 [SPEAKER_01]: You need the funding. 46:27.299 --> 46:29.483 [SPEAKER_01]: You can't beat the Democrats or Republicans without the funding. 46:31.927 --> 46:33.808 [SPEAKER_01]: allegedly you can't win a primary without Israel. 46:34.068 --> 46:34.488 [SPEAKER_01]: See that one? 46:34.508 --> 46:36.789 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean Thomas Matthew, what's he up to? 46:37.609 --> 46:40.590 [SPEAKER_01]: Foreign, foreign interest in our country, why? 46:40.610 --> 46:41.050 [SPEAKER_01]: It's there. 46:41.731 --> 46:42.811 [SPEAKER_01]: We should care more about it. 46:43.091 --> 46:49.273 [SPEAKER_01]: We should care where our money is going and if Democrats aren't showing up for blatant fraud at leering centers that some mollies are stealing. 46:49.774 --> 46:50.954 [SPEAKER_01]: They don't give a fuck about you. 46:50.974 --> 46:52.915 [SPEAKER_01]: And if you don't see it, I'm just, I'm trying to help you. 46:52.935 --> 46:53.035 [SPEAKER_01]: So 46:54.112 --> 46:55.353 [SPEAKER_01]: That's, you know, that's my speed. 46:55.393 --> 46:56.634 [SPEAKER_01]: I got a bunch of nothing to look at. 46:56.654 --> 46:58.575 [SPEAKER_01]: We started talking about movies. 46:58.596 --> 47:03.079 [SPEAKER_01]: Blackhawk down was my favorite war movie has got to be saving private Ryan. 47:03.099 --> 47:06.822 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, but I mentioned Johnny Strong. 47:06.842 --> 47:09.184 [SPEAKER_01]: He did more horse, more horse one. 47:10.845 --> 47:12.586 [SPEAKER_01]: Dude, you got to see more horse one. 47:12.606 --> 47:13.667 [SPEAKER_01]: I want to get Johnny back on here. 47:13.687 --> 47:15.308 [SPEAKER_01]: More horse one was an awesome one movie. 47:15.328 --> 47:15.989 [SPEAKER_01]: So that was a good one. 47:16.009 --> 47:18.731 [SPEAKER_01]: But yeah, so let's, we're gonna, we're gonna recap here. 47:18.871 --> 47:21.453 [SPEAKER_01]: Just go enjoy a war movie. 47:21.994 --> 47:23.435 [SPEAKER_01]: Think about the human element. 47:24.872 --> 47:33.280 [SPEAKER_01]: The realization that we all come from somewhere doesn't matter what you look like or where you're from we're probably gonna be scared of first, but you're gonna get used to it no matter where you are you're gonna get used to it. 47:33.701 --> 47:41.128 [SPEAKER_01]: So try not to make that place prison Yeah, if you can say out of prison and watch a good war movie, maybe you're never out of the fight