Jeff Bezos Is TERRIFIED The Masses Will Come For Him!

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So do you need more signs that the oligarchs are afraid that we're going to revolt? They know it's coming. They know it's coming.

“Well, here, let me show you-- you remember this, right?”

So this is Larry Fink. He's Trump's boss. He's the boss of everybody. He's the head of BlackRock, which owns everything. So there's only three companies in the world.

You know that in the Western world, there's only three companies. It's BlackRock, it's Vanguard, and it's State Street. That's it. So we have three companies.

You get, as George Carlin said, you get 40 different brands of cereal. You only get two parties and three companies that everybody works for. And China has a freer market. China has a freer market than we do.

Not for foreigners, though, because they actually give a shit about their citizens. So a foreigner can't come in and corner their markets. They would be let us scumbag Canadian, like Mr. Kevin O'Leary, wonderful coming to you.

So they're afraid. So this is, I showed you this the other day. I'll show it to you again. And then I'll show you Jeff Bezos. Well, why is this?

He's afraid that, so they're building the data center. So they can have surveillance on us after they take all our jobs away. And we revolt. And so they can have surveillance. And then put us in the ice prisons that they built.

They didn't build the ice prisons for the immigrants. They want the immigrants here for cheap labor.

“That's why they're doubling down on H1B visas.”

Yeah. So they know that people are going to revolt. And here's the, he says the quiet part out loud. Watch this. He knows they're going to start attacking them.

They, he knows Larry Fink knows that the pleams are going to start attacking the oligarchs. Here in the United States, if we're going to be building, let's see, these one gigawatt data centers.

How do we make sure we're not protecting those 50 billion, 75 billion

dollar investments? We have to re-look at everything because of the role of drone warfare, right now we're looking at it internationally. But you know, one of my concerns is could it be a domestic terrorism using a $3,000 drone.

So all of these things are actually opportunities, not problems here in the United States. It's an opportunity when the pleams rise up and start attacking you. So I bring that up to show you Jeff Bezos just did the same thing. Just listen to him.

Listen to him. Now this sounds like a good thing. But let's talk about, you know, making the tax system more progressive.

“How about we start by having the nurse in Queens not pay taxes?”

Why is somebody at all? Why is a nurse in Queens who makes $75,000 a year? Pay more than $1,000 a month in taxes. That's $1,000 a month that could help with rent or groceries or anything. And by the way, do you know what that all adds up to?

The bottom half of income earners in this country pay only 3% of the taxes. It's only 3%. We can find 3%. So we don't have, it's a small amount of money for the government, you know that. And really it's, and the more I thought about it, to me it's kind of absurd that we're

doing this. You know, we shouldn't be asking this nurse in Queens to send money to watch it. And they shouldn't be sending her to me. So our friend, power to the people, he tells you what this is all about. So I'm going to read it to you.

This is what it's really about. Oh, you know, Jeff Bezos is feeling the heat. You know Jeff Bezos is feeling the heat. And afraid of a revolution when he's calling to eliminate income taxes for the bottom half of America, you know, Jimmy, I just want to jump in and say quickly that the regular driver

for an Amazon delivery, they make about 30 full-time, 38,000 dollars a year. That's what they make. And he's, is he championing his own workers his own work, well, I'm going to show you

about his workers in a second, do you know what the turnover rate for an Amazon worker

is? Do you know what the turnover rate is? And an Amazon fulfillment center current. Do you know what it is? Take a guess.

What's the turnover rate? And one year, how many people quit? That was something like 80% and they designed it that way, because they know when you break and they can get a new person. Good guess, Kurt, but you're wrong.

Oh. It's 150%. Wow. How do you achieve those numbers?

There was a guy who died at an Amazon fulfillment center. Hmm. Do you know what they did? They put boxes around them, so the other workers wouldn't get distracted and they could keep working.

That's good. Box them up. That was the second thing they did. You know what the first thing they did was, Kurt? The first thing Amazon did was they clocked him out.

Oh, well, he had to do that. And I know that because Dave Rynitz, go back to this one about the nurses. He's worried about the nurses. He's worried about the little guy. He won't pay a living wage to his workers who makes them the richest guy in the world.

He has a $455 foot yacht that costs $150 million.

His support comes with a support yacht that costs $75 million a support yacht costs $75.

“That's how much he went, but he won't pay his workers a living wage.”

And he's on welfare. He gets government welfare for his stupid. And by the way, those shots were tax right offs. Yeah. All of them.

Why is the nurse in Queens making $75,000 a year paying 1,000 a month in taxes? That's 1,000 dollars that could be used for rent or groceries. We should be asking this nurse in Queens to send money to watch him. The poor and working class should not pay any taxes to a government that serves the billionaire class, the war machine, and Israel.

Well said, but make no mistake. Jeff FaZe is not saying this because he cares about the bottom 50%. He's saying this to save his own ass because he understands how unstable the greed of

capitalist like himself has made our society.

The last time when I'd said this before and I'll say it again. The last time the oligarchs were this unresponsive to the citizens, George Washington picked up a gun and started shooting people. I think Jeff knows that. I think he said.

And so he.

“And that's why they want to give you guys like this.”

Want to give you UBI. Elon Musk has talked about giving you UBI. And why do they want to do that? Because they care about you. They want to do that because then they control you, then you're a slave.

The slave owners made sure you had housing that their slaves had housing and food. And that's what they're doing. So now they can cut you off. They completely control you. If you step out of line, if you go in protest, they'll say you're a terrorist.

And then they cut off your UBI. And so now you won't go protest. It's the same reason why you stand for that. Don't worry, your kids will. Your kids will.

They'll be trained. You're good and ready. I don't know anybody my age who would put up with that. There's a lot, but not everyone, but the young generation ain't even going to know that they shouldn't have to deal with that.

They're not going to think they should have free speech or medical care. They're going to be like, oh, I don't even serve Lord Bezos and we must hear it. So here he is trying to tell you that what he's doing by hoarding all the money at the top. By the way, but with the income inequality right now in the United States, I used to say it's

worse, it's this is the worst since the gilded age. Now, remember what the gilded age was. The gilded age was that meant that there was a thin patina of glitter on top of shit. That's why they call it a gilded age. There's a thin patina of glitter, but underneath everything is shit.

And that's what everyone was living in. But the income inequality is worse than the gilded age.

“Right now, you have to go back to the time of the Pharaohs in Egypt to find”

income inequality as bad as it is in the United States right now.

That was always the goal.

That's why we have a big obelisk in Washington to go back to the time of the Pharaohs when income inequality was like that. They all are into that. They're going to be the technological priest of the new society. So instead of a clergyman running your life and medieval times, tech billionaires are going

to be that priest class mediating to the AI, whether you get delivered die. This is going to be real ass tech, I bet. We are not living in a golden age. We are living in the age of capitalist decay where society is breaking down due to the endless greed of the billionaire class.

And you have to understand that the billionaire class sits above the government. They're the boss of the government, not the other way around. In China, the government sits above the billionaire class and capital. And that's why China has stuff like healthcare. They don't go bankrupt when they get sick.

They have futuristic cities. They've high speed trains, they have infrastructure. And when their billionaires do something against their people, they put them in jail. You're the Lexicur Skumbag billionaire Democrats call that fascism. When billionaires don't get to push the government around, the government pushes them around.

So listen to Jeff Bezos tell you how much his wealth hoarding and screwing of the workers to make that wealth is helping out the society. Listen to this. If I do my job right, the value to society and civilization from my for-profit companies

And I think this is an important point to make because people forget where they sometimes

don't see that when you create something like Amazon and you're saving it, I get letters from new mothers all the time that say like, "I have no idea what I would be doing right now if I didn't have Amazon, thank you."

“Or what we did in the pandemic when people could really see what an essential service”

would provide. Remember what they did during the pandemic was they shut down local businesses and kept Amazon open. So I couldn't go to my corner sporting good store and by a catcher's met for my nephew because they closed that down and screwed that guy.

But I could order one from Amazon who had thousands of people working inside of a building. Why is that? That's because capital sits above your government. The billionaires run the government and they screw you so we can funnel money upward. The money's being funneled upward.

It's that there is a redistribution of wealth happening and it's not going from the top to the bottom. It's going the exact opposite way.

“I can't imagine he mentioned, I can't believe he mentioned COVID because that was the”

biggest scam in the history of scams. And the money got funneled up, how many new billionaires got made during COVID and how many more billions that he make because they shut down your local store, 41% of all black owned businesses closed permanently during COVID even corner west that moron that over educated idiot didn't realize that until I told him it and then when I told him it, he still didn't

care because he's lived in an ivory tire, his entire life, his entire life. And it's a doubt. And so you know, this is, uh, Amazon creates from its family and by the way, all companies are creating value of some kind of stuff. So I want to talk about the value he's creating, half of Amazon warehouse workers experience

food insecurity or housing issues in the prior three months, half of all Amazon warehouse

workers experience food, the richest guy in the world has 150 million dollars, yeah, they

had to dismantle a bridge in the city that the yacht was built so they could get it out of the canal. He rented Venice, the entire town of Venice. He died of city for his wedding in the prior through over half of his warehouse employees struggled to pay bills in the prior three months from today, about one third of his warehouse

employees use public assistance. So we're subsidizing Jeff Bezos's billions, the turnover rate at a warehouse for Amazon 100 to 150% annually, that's every year, they turn over their workforce, 150% meaning the workforce is largely replaced every eight to 12 months, every eight to 12 months. They have an entire different workforce.

This suggests, what does it suggest, widespread dissatisfaction or difficulty sustaining the long term, the work long term. Because that was that what it suggests, let's keep going, did I ask rock, did Amazon play a role in small businesses closing in main streets in small towns across America, the boarding up there, their businesses and turning into ghost towns because I drive through those places

doing comedy all the time, Amazon played a big role in accelerating small business struggles and main street store closures, Amazon, so this is him, but he's helping, he's helping the society because a pregnant mom can go and get order of diapers from Amazon and have a delivery to her house by someone.

“Thank you to him, I believe that anyone, I don't believe anyone, but it wasn't the only”

or direct cause. It's part of a larger retail apocalypse, driven by consumer ships to online shopping, older surveys from 2017 found that 90% of independent retailers reported negative revenue impact from Amazon, so that's every retailer in the country reported negative revenue impact with 28% calling it significant.

Many small brick and mortar stores in a peril, books, toys, etc., lost customers and closed as foot traffic declined. The scale of closures, thousands of stores closed annually. For example, 8,200 stores closed just last year, with boarded up main streets visible in many towns, chains like seers, tourists, and others filed bankruptcy, partly due to inability to compete.

The trend started pre-Amazon dominance, but accelerated.

I think his company was always a CIA front because all these scumbag tech worthless animals,

share.

Clearly, there's an overall goal here.

Do you know what I mean? Yes. Yes. Nurses can one day be in bottles.

“Just remember that people like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, George Soros, they don't”

do things for you. They do things for themselves and they use you to pay for it. It's called an upward transfer of wealth. Hey, you know, here's another great way you can help support the show. You should become a premium member.

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Thanks for everybody who was already a premium member, and if you haven't, you're missing out. We give you lots of bonus content. Thanks for your support. So the data centers are all the rage, and it's being forced on our throat by Donald Trump,

the establishment and local and state government. They're doing it. So this is, there's nothing Ben Moore, a should be more eye-opening to people now. I've known this for at least since 2015 when Princeton did the study that prove that you don't live in a democracy and your vote doesn't matter, and that we live in an oligarchy,

because if you don't, if you don't make, if you're not in the upper 10% of rich people in

America, what you want never gets reflected back to you in legislation.

So we don't live in a democracy, which is why we still don't have health care. We still go bankrupt when you get sick. People are still brainwashed in the thinking that private health insurance is a better alternative to Medicare for other people still have no idea. They still, we still get stuck funding endless wars.

We still don't. So we still have mass surveillance, and we, and we, and we, you know, it's like we're, we're, we're the biggest, the world's largest penal colony. We lack more people in America than they do in China, and we talk about us being the home of the free and the land of the brave.

Well, the people were brave. They were going to stand up against this, right? And so, um, oh, boy, I can, I really, it's, it's upsetting, right? You don't live in a democracy, you live in an oligarchy, and your vote doesn't matter. You bought, I voted Democrat, I'm a good person.

I live in California, 100% Democrat, legislators, 100% Democrat governor, and the place is a goddamn shithole, and they don't care about you, and they charge you taxes up the wazoo. I, I think the highest state income tax in the country, I'm pretty sure there's nobody tax more than us, and we pay highest tax for gases to hire, it's unbelievable what they're

doing. And, um, so now they're going to replace you with a machine, and, uh, and you got ass wipes. So I want to go to the, the, here's the, uh, here's the former head of, uh, Google. So Google used to have, uh, a motto, do no evil. Guess what they did, they got rid of that.

You know, why? Because Google's evil, and it was invented by the deep state, and so now it's a private

“corporation, just like Facebook, and so they're there to surveil you, and that's what's”

happening, and they're there to make you, they're there to put a, as Michael Prendy would say, you know, you, they're there to put a collar, or leash around your neck and stick it

to a peg, and most people never stray from the peg, and, uh, so they feel like they

have freedom, and they think they have liberty. Until you stray from the peg, then you feel the tug, and I felt the tug a lot, especially during COVID, especially during Russia, again, especially during the 2016 primary, especially during the Ukraine war, I felt the tug a Syrian war, I felt the tug many times. And I had people who consider themselves free thinkers, uh, come at me as hard as they

could, and when I was at the young Turks, uh, people who I considered my, I'm not, some of my best friends, uh, came at me when I wouldn't participate in the screwing of the American voter and the American worker by voting for Hillary Clinton, and I told people to rise up against that and vote third party. And so now this is a perfect example of that.

Here's this guy who was the head of Eric Smith, former CEO, uh, he's going to find out when he acts, because they never actually talked to regular people. So now he's talking to a group of people, students, who are graduating college, and they know that they're screwed. They know that they're under mountains of debt.

They know they can't afford a house because of a system that he participated in creating for them, and they know they're going to be master-vail day already, or we're trying out without with, you know what we are, we're trying it with more street crime and slower trains.

“That's what the United States is, and except China actually gives their people a health”

care. China actually gives their people a jobs. China actually does that stuff. We don't do any of that stuff. They give their people infrastructure.

They give their people beautiful parks and cities and buildings with real arc, we don't do that here. We don't do anything here. This is like a hellscape now, every city in the country is failing.

in Ben with the Clintons and Ben with the Trumps and Ben with all of them, and see, I

“of course, I'm saying, he's straight out of the deep state.”

And so former CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt, he gets booed every time he mentions AI because they know it's taking their jobs away. So watch this, and this is, this should be fun to watch a guy, at least have to feel a little bit of it. Architects of artificial intelligence, interesting.

And you know what he's thinking? The stupid plebes, the stupid useless eaters, look at them booing me. They don't know how great I am and how great the tech pros are. He's stupid useless eaters, that's exactly what he's thinking. He has disdain for them.

Let's keep it going. Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. What's that? Interesting. Interesting.

Oh, you're booing me?

I just, I find that very, I'm just saying you're like the first to bring up AI, which is interesting.

I just, I mean, it's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting.

It's interesting. You're booing me. You're saying that you're saying that because you're booing me. You're booing me. You're saying that as you bring up AI, it's interesting that you're booing me.

And you're exposing us being controlled by an elite group of repatious black male pedos. It's interesting. That's all. I just find it's interesting. Interesting.

It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting.

It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting.

You say that. What's interesting about it? It's interesting that you stupid useless eaters, so let's start it from the top. Architects of artificial intelligence. Interesting.

Interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. It's interesting. The question is whether you will have a shape artificial intelligence.

No, the question is how are they going to get a job? Because 50% of white collar jobs, the pig, we have to think, you know, those jobs, they're gone, they're all gone.

“And so that's why I encourage people, don't go to college, college is a scam.”

If you want, you want to have a real living, go become a carpenter.

Everybody always needs a carpenter and they do great work and you get to be creative and

you get to, how about you become a carpenter, how about you go become a brick layer, how about you go become a plumber, how about you go become an electrician. Those are jobs that are happening. Computers. What's that?

Learn to hack computers. You'll, somebody's AI bullshit. How about that? Colleges' scam. Okay.

I know. We do not know the precise contours of what district, if you'd let me make this point, please. If you'd let me make this point, how about we replace this guy with AI? Because we don't, why don't we need speakers at commencement ceremonies? Why don't we just replace you?

I bet I get a much better speech written by AI. And this guy's coming up and I'll tell you that. It was an AI Jesus you could talk to. I'm sure we can make an AI him. Choose a diversity of perspectives, including the perspective of the immigrant.

Ah, so often been the person who came to this country and made it better. We thought that we were adding stones to a cathedral of knowledge that humanity had been constructing that for centuries, but the world we built, artificial intelligence that reflects those values. And we're all will be unimaginably better for it.

I'll speak so. He does not know his audience. You are surrendering your agency. We have only seen maybe one percent of what is to come. I'm very proud of this.

If you don't care about science, that's okay. Because the AI is going to touch everything else as well. Whatever. And two. Yeah.

It's done.

“If you want to learn something entirely new and you want to have a personal tutor in any language”

for the cost of an internet connection, you can have it. You can now assume. He just keeps going. I mean, could you talk about that's how little regard he has for the people he's hired to talk to.

He just keeps going. He doesn't care. He's got to do his time Jimmy. Yeah. It's right.

Fuck you. Pay me. That's the whole time. That's what I do in the crowd. It's me.

I do my whole time while they hate me. There. There's music. What's that? Yeah.

There's a piece. There's a piece. Payed for this asshole.

To help you with the parts that you could never accomplish on your own.

With someone on the offer, she was saved on the rocket ship. You do not ask which seed you just get on.

Let me give you some advice.

Let me give you some advice. Yes. Let me give you some advice.

“You should hire some personal security for the rest of your life.”

That's that. Let me give you a little piece of advice. You should go live in a desert. Higher some security. Get 24 hour arm guards and surveil and cameras are surveil.

And whenever you go out in public, you should go around with the arm guards also. And we're a bull-provest. That's my little advice. What's that? The jobs of tomorrow will be to provide security for this guy.

Yeah. You bring the judgment. You bring the conscience. You bring the perspective. I'll give you one final reflection.

I have come to leave. It's not the same as joy. Happy this is derived from meeting. Meeting your relationships. Thank you very much.

Good night. [applause] Oh my god.

“I wish they wouldn't let him get a word out.”

So this happened pretty, it just happened last week too. So this is a Bachelor of Arts graduation. And they, here's this, I don't know who this woman is speaking. But look, I mean, these people are shocked that they're not excited about, but the tech pros taking their jobs away and their future away.

And yet they still have to pay off their student loans without jobs. Because they made it illegal for you to declare bankruptcy and get expunged your student loans. You can get rid of all kinds of debt.

That's always been a compact.

You can always declare bankruptcy and start over in the United States around the world. You can't get rid of your student debts. And you can't get rid of your medical debts. Guess who runs your country. What?

Here we go. The rise of artificial intelligence is the next industrial revolution. [applause] What happened? Oh, I reminded them that their jobs are all going to be gone. And they still have to pay off their student debt and they can't afford a house.

What happened? Oh, what happened is you got exposed as being an out-of-touch piece of it. That's what just happened. Is that the chick from friends? The blonde chick? Wait, he goes, when someone offers you a seat on the rocket ship, don't ask what seat it is. Just get it. Like in the wheel well or in the fridge luggage. Yeah.

Just be grateful. [laughter] Okay. I struck a chord. Yeah, that chord would be a F-flat by that F is F-U. [laughter]

Who is this?

“I don't know who this is. Could you try to find out why that?”

Dude, imagine you're going to be out in debt and you paid for this asshole to come and blow up.

Can you imagine that? You're a placement. Now, AI means Asian Indians, right? I'm kidding, come on. May I finish? [laughter]

It's so funny you're not going to have a job. [laughter] Uh, only a few years ago. Oh boy. AI was not a factor in our lives.

[laughter] Ah, the world needs you. For I can-- [laughter] How's-- how?

I mean, at no point to that. There's even a moment of self-reflection like, oh. Why would these kids who are educated who are just-- who just got educated by a university in the United States, I'm asked to come to-- why would they all--

ubiquitously be bullying the idea that I just-- They're just dumb, I guess. Even though they're college educated, Gloria Callfield is your name. And who is she?

I'm finding that out. That was at the Central University of Central Florida. All right. Fantastic. Beautiful.

Like an H1B visa immigrant to receive these tech jobs. You know, Jimmy? What-- She's the Vice President of Strategic Alliance's at Tavis Stock Development Company.

Was the commencement speaker? Oh, she's-- Oh, she's-- Oh, God. Again, another useless eater.

That's what she is. Oh, oh. The Vice President of Development at Tavis. I get the F and F. So she's just a straight-up witch, good.

Yeah. I'd say-- I'd say let's see if she floats. Let's see if she floats. Let's see if she floats. Let's see if she floats.

If she-- If she floats, she's a witch. And if she doesn't, she's a good person. Okay. Either way, we'll keep America safe.

I wanted to swing so far the other way that there's now witch-ups. I'm-- I'm with you. Well, all these tech people are witches.

[LAUGHS] [MUSIC PLAYING] Stand by Gino. Oh, friend of the show.

Right under the show is--

I haven't seen a case of classic projection unconscious projection that Carl Jung has taught us about. This is it. There is everything that he's about to say. He could be saying into a mirror.

Okay? So let's listen to-- Here was him campaigning against Thomas Massey. Listen to this. Is it difficult conversation for me

because I really believed in this guy? I did. I supported him. And he didn't change one bit. But I did.

As soon as I got power. As soon as I got hired at the FBI, I completely flipped on everything.

“So that's why it took difficult conversation”

by Gino, because it reveals him to be an empty shell of a person with absolutely no conviction, no character, and no integrity. That's why this is a tough conversation. But now he's going to do the projection.

For a while. Even when, you know, him and President Trump but it has been good on some issues. But I'm going to tell you something.

I have never been as disappointed in a human being in politics.

He's been good on some issues. What are the issues he hasn't been good on? He doesn't tell you. Oh, this abstin law that dended one past in any of these people.

Yeah, yes. As I am in Tom Massey. I largely stayed out of that race and make too many comments on it. There's a people who can tuck you a chooseer they want.

If they want Tom Massey, I'm not a resident of that district. I live in Florida. You pick who you want.

“Got his opponent coming on and just a little bit about an hour.”

Last some questions about some issues. It mattered to you, constitutional carry, Ron, NATO. However, when I got up there in that position, I could not believe what it was.

Was that position with your ass in the air? Or were you on both knees? Was faced out as up? Was it faced out and asked up? Because that I think that was the position

you're referring to, right? What a pokey is. What a pokey. He's so easy to make fun of. That's why he blocked me.

He blocked me, but he still tweets about me.

Which we're going to talk about that in a second.

I could not believe what a fraud this guy was. He's talking to a mirror. I mean, like an epic level from. He's talking to a mirror. I have no dog in the fight.

I supported him. The dog in the fight is that you're a cuck to Israel and everybody out of that. He said that for he got in. What are you passionate about?

Defending Israel. So there's your dog.

“That's why you want to hide the Epstein thing.”

That's right. Absolute fraud. Fraud. He decided to do some money-bomb thing. And just completely becelling people.

About my record there. Just lying to your face. You mean that you covered up the peddles that you said you were going to go in and expose. That you told people don't let up on this Epstein thing.

You mean like that? Yeah. Yeah. Don't keep calling shop is going. Oh, wait, I said that.

Sorry. I tried multiple times to get this guy to come over to give him a briefing on a case. He kept loviating about on Twitter, causing a serious problem by the way.

And I thought he believed in due process. Supposedly a libertarian. What's a try a case on X? And he didn't do it. I was there for March until January of this year.

You know, many times he came over to visit and asked about these cases despite multiple offers cases. He kept loviating about what we could have actually told him. Zero. And there's nothing he's going to tell you.

All of his B.S. responses is fake community notes. It's all a distraction from the fact that he doesn't want to admit that he was offered a detailed briefing within certain parameters on these matters. He's gloviating about on X in order to attack President Trump

and others and due process could have cleared it up for him right away. Meaning we were going to let him know that we have to do the bidding of Israel and keep these files secret. But he wouldn't come over and let less than to be told him that. Okay.

And he just didn't want to do it because he preferred to be stupid. Nothing will change that. He'll try to distract you with his razzle dazzle. And nothing is going to change the fact that you are a cock to Israel face down ass up.

100% gaping hole. And that you lied to everybody. You lied to everybody about Epstein committing suicide.

You lied to everybody that there's nothing in the files. Which is why Trump won't release them because there's nothing in them. Tell me how that makes sense.

“The only way that makes sense is that you're a liar.”

His body army. Like we haven't been through this before. You know who has the body army. It's the lone congressman from Kentucky. Not the state of Israel, a pact.

The aid of the IDF. And the IDF. The hostages.

Think of the first time we've, that we've, you know, entered into a primary

and supported a candidate and had other people come in with the bots and the bullshit. What do you think when we're like newbies at this? I promise I'll far outlast you. I promise. Well, I don't know what you mean by outlast because you already quit.

You already tucked your tail like a bitch. Do I have to make a sock puppet so I can bully him online again? Do I have to? It's me. He's making me.

He's making me. This is your fault. I have, I already have, I have three sock puppets. Puppets already in the chamber. I haven't used them a lot lately.

But I'm willing. I'm going to make my own little IDF online a Twitter. So I can send in my funny eye movies.

I make it for it all before the guy is a fraud.

Uh-huh. Anyone telling you otherwise including him is lying. He did not want to know. He preferred to be dumb. So we could plead ignorance on X and attack president Trump.

So I really Kirk. So I retweeted that. So by the way, this is, this is, this is damn bad. No idea that nothing I am going to unleash. That's dead by Gino.

He's a nothing. This BB fuck is face because his head looks pregnant. His head doesn't look pregnant. So I retweeted this stupid diatribe he just did. And I said, the guy who screamed for years about the Epstein files and promised to expose

the Epstein class instead covered up the files and protected the petals when in power. He is now calling the guy who got the law passed to release those files a fraud. 5Gino is a cut to Israel. And for that he blocked me. Oh.

He didn't engage me in an actual argument. He just blocked me. Why do you block me? And that's fine, Lucas. I block people all the time.

I block trolls and I drop people. I block people who bad faith argue. But you don't talk about him after you block him, do you? But I don't talk about I certainly don't tweet about them from behind a block. Which is the lowest thing you can do.

The Grim job.

“It's a we call that a Grim job because that's what Ryan Grim did to me during forced the vote.”

Right. It's punk ass does for sure. And so that here's his tweet, including me that he made from behind a block. Oh, no.

Now remember this is how he reacts when he wins. He's keep that in mind. He won. Talk about a sore winner. Turns out that Jimmy.

Nice. First name. So I, so Bill Mark calls me some guy. He least loses my name. Jimmy, I go or do you say, Igor Ryan, Jimmy Dave, Igor Ryan and an assortment of

Jewating life losers, disgruntled Libs, sexual deviants, leghompers, Drunks and failed comedians. Wow, that is quite a litany. I'm a failed FBI, seconding commands. Yeah.

A really aren't a great coalition for winning a conservative primary election. IRL, shocker. I don't know what IRL means in real life. Oh, in real life. Yeah, in real life, you got to cover up Epstein.

In real life, you got to cover up Epstein. We didn't ask for this ideological war. They did. Uh-huh. Quite the opposite.

You asked for compliance is what you asked for. You're a big headed bitch. And we finished it. Matter of fact, we didn't even invite them to this party.

No, what you did was you invited $32 million in Zionist

Genocide and Penel Money.

“That's what you did to convince the smooth brain to over 55”

Jerry actor crowd who watches Fox News to vote against Thomas Massey. You guys, they unanimously voted for just two years ago. They invited themselves. And when. And then they.

They shit the punch bowl. And now they're playing dumb as to why we threw their asses out. When you say we. When who's we me, you, you and Mary of Adelson. And the billionaire pentos.

That's who's the we is. Because you don't, you know how many, you know, many donations that your

That's how many donations he got from inside Kentucky.

“So when you say we, you don't mean the people of Kentucky.”

But what does he mean we threw them out? You, you still have a nice guessful show and everybody's and Dave Still working as I mean, what is he talking about? I didn't run for shit. I just talked about it about day because he's come back.

Okay. Here we go. Take your 1940s era, adjet prop BS. And shove it up your A. Or go back where you came from with your river to the sea.

Terrorist friends. Those radical libs will welcome you back with open arms. Your prop is their thing. It's their only thing. Oh, also a standing against the genocide and slaughtering children.

There's that. What is his thing besides as your prop? You didn't get anything done. He did nothing. You got a podcast again.

You got kicked out dumb dumb. You have no idea that nothing I'm going to unleash. You unleashed nothing. You're the host of a much less successful podcast. Thanks.

Have a great rest of your day and a big thanks to the real conservatives who saw through the BS. Okay. Put two forks on a table and headbutt them down. He doesn't have a dog in this fight.

Just a little side note. Don't suggest illegal dog fighting on any level when you're trying to take the moral high ground. Okay. And you are the dog in this fight.

You shot this guy scumbag. By the way, the word is not you. Yeah, it's Zionist. Take the Zionist dick out of your mouth while dictating. The word is you.

We stand for you. The civilized world, Dan, hates you. And all the Zionist totes who hide behind an ancient religion like their mama's house dressed when criticized. Right.

It should mean Satanism. Scumbag. So I retreated it. I took a screenshot. I had to take a screenshot because he got me blocked.

So that's the ultimate cuckoo move is to and and pimp move. It's a grim job is when you. Uh, blocks him on and then tweet about them because you're a coward. Cuckoo is real money, Dan Bajino. Block me because we all know he's a giant pussy.

His candidate won and he's pissed.

“Who's leg did he hump to get thrown out of the FBI?”

That's the bitterest victory lap I've ever seen. If this is when Dan is happy. I hate to see what he's unhappy. They've done everything they can to mass a short of killing him.

Such big men you are to go get thirty two million dollars in billionaire money

made off a gambling and genocide. You know why he's so bitter. It's the same reason Ted Cruz said I wish Massey hadn't said that. Because they know that everybody hates his real extra now. And that's a thing, Dan.

This is going to this is the silver lining is this is unbelievable back firing. I think you had your prop works just fine. I think we should continue it. Jake Shield says you are literally fighting to protect pedos. Yeah.

Yes, you are. Well, said Jake Shields Russell Dobbular. He came in he said I'm getting very strong beta cuck who found out his boss. Was the pedo he was looking for and then covered it up vibes. Anyone else feeling that?

Yes. Yes. So this is the Dan by J. No crash out after he wins. Yeah. What a what a demanded guy that is.

And anything you like to say curve before we move on. He was scum from the start and he just does what he's told to do. Like most of these. He does exactly what he's told to do. He does exactly he's a good boy.

Dan by Geno is a good boy. You were a t-shirt with the Constitution on it on your Fony S podcast. I mean, that's a signal right there. He's got I mean, it's literally a quote about that wrapping yourself up in the flag and all that. That's what he is.

That kind of scumbag phone. We're there with our one of our favorite guests. Tony Heller and the environmentalist geologists. He's got a BS in geology.

He's an electrical engineer a teacher. He's testified at the first congressional hearing.

It's a port of wilderness in 72. He's got a broad successful career in science, education, environment, engineering. He analyzes climate science claims and is the founder of realclimatescience.com.

“Welcome back to the show our good friend Tony Heller, right Tony?”

Hey, Joey. It's good to be here. Now I'm going to show you this. I have this video sped up a little bit. It's about five minutes long. It's about the drought that's happening right now in Western United States.

And I can't believe that everybody's not talking about it. So let me come back to you and get you to tell me all about it.

Hoover Dam is now the deadliest water failure in recorded history of the American continent.

“Hoover Dam has gone dark for the first time in 90 years.”

Lake Mead has dropped to 953 feet. Three feet above the elevation where the turbines physically die. Las Vegas has banned outdoor irrigation and drained the fountains on the strip. Arizona has cut farm water allocations to 9% of normal. 40 million Americans across seven states get their drinking water from one river.

And that river is barely there. The Bureau of Reclamation used a word in writing that no federal agency uses without lawyers in the room. Dead pool. But here's the detail that tells the real story. The water managers who pulled the kill switch on Hoover Dam on April 9th did not call it an emergency.

They called it a foundational system failure. The bathtub ring on Lake Mead is now visible from satellites. Ten stories of missing water carved into the canyon walls.

And the snow on the rockies that is supposed to refill at the spring never arrived.

The mountains are bare. The turbines are silent.

“And the people in charge of the largest water delivery system in the continent are admitting on the record that the climate the system was built for no longer exists.”

The countdown to April 9th was not a surprise. It was watched on April 1st Lake Mead sat at 953 feet. The minimum power pool elevation is 953 feet. That is the entire margin between a functioning dam and a dead one. On April 4th, the Bureau of Reclamation convened an emergency briefing with water managers from Nevada, Arizona and California.

One senior engineer in the room described it later as the quietest emergency session he had ever attended. Nobody argued. Nobody pushed back on the data. They just looked at the numbers and understood what they meant. On April 7th, the United States Geological Survey released a secondary analysis that carried the weight of a verdict.

Without significant unforeseen precipitation, which the National Weather Service rates at less than 3% probability before June, Lake Mead reaches dead pool elevation by late summer. Dead pool is not no power. Dead pool is no flow. The Colorado River physically stops moving through the dam at all. On April 9th at 1047 in the morning mountain time, the Bureau formally suspended hydroelectric generation.

The turbine spun down, the power output flatlined, 90 years of uninterrupted operation through World War II, through the postwar Vegas boom, through every drought the 20th century produced, and now silence.

“To understand what failed, you have to understand where the river actually begins.”

The Colorado does not start as a river. It starts as snow. Storms cross the Rockies and drop frozen water across mountain ranges in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico. That's no sits, packing down for months at high elevation like a frozen savings account. In spring, it melts slowly, drains into streams, feeds the Colorado River, and fills two massive reservoirs. Lake Powell, behind Glen Canyon Dam, and Lake Mead, behind Hoover Dam.

From Lake Mead, the water moves downstream to Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Uma Farm Belt, before what is left of it crosses into Mexico. The Natural Resources Conservation Service publishes a monthly snowpack report for the Upper Colorado, and water managers read it the way a pilot reads a fuel gauge.

In April, 2026, the number next to the critical zones of Lake Powell was not 10% of normal.

It was not 5%, it was 0%. This is where the impossibility ladder begins. No one told you that the previous worst snowpack reading on record was 19% in 2002, during a drought already being called once in a generation. The decade of stress test models that water scientists ran after that year never included a 0% scenario.

No one told you that the spring runoff forecast into Lake Powell now sits at 4% of average, barely a trickle, and a trickle cannot sustain a civilization. No one told you that the bathtub ring on Lake Mead now measures over 100 feet tall in places. A 10-story building of big water visible from space. No one told you that the dam is doing more than keeping the lights on.

Hoover Dam manages flow to agricultural regions that produce roughly 15% of the entire United States food supply. That is not a regional number that is grocery stores in every state in the country pulling from water that flows through this one structure. And the mechanism of how the dam dies is brutally simple. As the lake drops, the water surface falls below the Penn Stock Intakes that feed the turbines. Below, 950 feet, the pressure is insufficient. The turbines cannot spin. The power flat lines.

Three feet of water separated the largest hydroelectric facility built in the 20th century from total shutdown, and now those three feet are gone. Dr. Amanda Fielding, senior hydrologist at the Colorado Basin River Forecast Center in Salt Lake City,

reviewed the April data and used language water scientists almost never used publicly.

She did not call it a bad year. She did not call it an outlier. She called it a foundational system failure. Dr. Jonathan Weiss, paleoclimatologist at the University of Arizona's Laboratory of Tree Ring Research, has spent his career reading Colorado River Flow History out of 1,200 years of tree rings. His 2,025 paper identifies a structural eradification signal, a drying trend so consistent across a millennium of data that it cannot be explained by natural variability. This is not weather, he said. This is the region changing. The mechanism is straightforward,

warming ocean temperatures and jet stream desabilization are displacing winter storms northward into Canada. The mountain's weight, the snowpack does not come. Whatever precipitation does fall arrives more often as rain than snow, and what snow does accumulate melts earlier in the season before the reservoirs can catch it. The Rockies are not just receiving less water, they are losing the ability to store it. Integrated vapor transport into the upper Colorado. For the winter of 2025 to 2026 was the lowest measured since satellite monitoring began in the 1980s.

Climate models projected conditions, this severe, would arrive somewhere between 2040 and 2060. The scientists who built those models were not wrong about the destination.

Elena Vasquez has farmed the same 600 acres outside Yuma, Arizona for 31 years. She grows romaine, broccoli, and spinach. Ship to grocery stores in 47 states. On April 10th, she opened her federal water allocation notice for the coming season. It read 9% of historical baseline. She read it three times, standing in her kitchen, then sat down, and did not move for a while. You cannot grow lettuce on 9% water, she told a local reporter, you can barely keep the dust down.

200 miles north, Las Vegas, a city of 2.2 million pulling 90% of its water from Lake Mead, implemented stage four restrictions on April 10th.

Outdoor irrigation was banned, hotel pools were drained, the fountains on the stripper dark, spring bookings at one south end hotel dropped 40% in 10 days. In needles, California residents turned on their taps on April 11th and got reduced pressure and discolored water. No groundwater alternative, no desalination, just the Colorado. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, which serves 19 million customers, has activated emergency reserves designed for short-term disruption, not multi-year structural failure. Arizona has projected crop losses this growing season of of seven billion dollars without emergency groundwater substitution.

And Colorado State Water Engineer filed an emergency compact relief petition with the federal government on April 8th, as of this recording the federal government has not responded. What happens next is genuinely unknown. The 1922 Colorado River compact divides the river between seven states based on flow measurements taken during one of the wetest decades in the basins recorded history.

The math is not worked for a long time. It is finally publicly breaking in real time.

The river that carved the Grand Canyon over five million years does not disappear overnight, but it is now diminished beyond anything that people who built this civilization allow themselves to imagine. The political framework is built on assumption.

“So let's first things first. This is catastrophic. We've never seen anything like this, right?”

Well, if yet, it's definitely the worst we've seen in the last century. Okay. Now, in your opinion, is this because of climate change or is this because of something else? I think it's actually a return to the normal climate of this.

It was the 20th century was actually the wetest century of the last 1200 years in the Western United States in people developed unrealistic expectations about water availability.

If you go back in time, say 1200 years ago, there were droughts which lasted 200 years. The water and mono lake were extremely low, much lower than they are now, so that this is this is the pattern, which is occurred many times in the past. But turning the 20th century is very wet and people just had the wrong idea about what the normal climate is. So, so this actually is normal and what we've experienced in the last 100 years is the abnormal.

“If you look, if you go back, say a thousand years, that's what you're saying.”

Yeah, all this growth in California occurred in Arizona and Nevada occurred during the time when there was an unusually large amount of water available. People came to the, you know, mistaken conclusion that that was normal when, in fact, it was the opposite norm. Now Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, all those countries, the Gulf states that where we get our oil from, all those countries have desalination, desalination plant plants. And that's more, most of their water comes from, they take water from the sea and they have, we know, we have the technology to take the salt out of it.

We have clean water to use for, whatever farming, drinking, living. Why haven't we done that here in the United States? We have the biggest coast in the world on California. Why don't we have desalination plants here? Well, actually San Diego does, but they haven't been using them. So what's likely to happen is that San Diego will start using them and then they'll sell their Colorado River water right to Arizona. So it is available. There just, it hasn't need been needed until now. So is that, is the San Diego desalination plant enough to offset this?

It's, well, it's certainly enough to offset the water they're using in San Diego. Right. It's not, it's not going to give enough water to Arizona to help that lettuce farmer and you, but it will help some. The problem with this water is going to be very expensive though because desalination is an expensive process.

“It's, it's, okay, yeah, that's what they've always said. Well, it costs too much to do that. Well, it, it's like, it doesn't matter how much it costs.”

You can't live without water. So we, we would have to put it. And but they're still not putting resources. Los Angeles doesn't have desalination San Francisco doesn't have the Las Vegas. Nobody has desalination. Why don't we do this? You know, and there was very bad drought in 1977 and Governor Brown said he was going to start to and desalination in Los Angeles, but then it got wet for a few years and he forgot about.

No, and the problem is with cloud seating is you have to have clouds.

When there's no clouds, cloud seating is not going to accomplish anything.

“So what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what do you see happening, Tony?”

You know, to me the most likely, well, for what they got to realize is this past year was very, very bad. Next winter is going to be an El Nino winter and it's possible we're going to get a lot of snow in the Rocky Mountains next winter. It's not a guarantee, but the history of El Nino show that that happens fairly often.

Like in 2023, the lakes were very low and we had a huge snow winter and the lake balcony went up like 60 feet.

So this could be just be a temporary aberration. The lot in term decline those very real and sooner or later we're going to have to deal with.

“But, but I think the most likely scenario I think, like we discussed last week, is that you're going to have to move a lot of the agriculture to someplace else like Central America or South America.”

So if the farms in California, which is, you know, we feed the world, the country. Those farms are going to be no more is what you're saying.

Well, the central valley is as a different story because they get water from the Sierra Nevada.

But the imperial valley where they grow the winter vegetables and you know where they grow the lettuce. That's they've got a problem because they get the water from the Colorado River. So I think central valley is not immediately threatened. What's threatened is the winter vegetable crop and winter lettuce crop in the United States.

“And, you know, places like Las Vegas, they don't have, I mean, so even in Los Angeles, now we're in trouble, right?”

But I don't hear anything about this. I have to go to your Twitter feed to find out about this. Why do you think that is? Yeah, people are very consumed with what's going on, any run and other places in the world. And they're not paying attention to the very real problems we have here at home. So it's, so you're saying we're looking at a, at a short term catastrophe and hopefully fingers crossed the El Nino that's forecasted for this winter will, will fix this temporarily.

But it's not going to fix it forever. Well, it's, I wouldn't necessarily describe it as a short term catastrophe because there's kind of a hidden part of this, which most people don't know about. And that there's, there's a lot of water and flaming George reservoir on the green river in Utah and Wyoming. And right now, they're actively moving a lot of water out of that reservoir into Lake Powell, which may prevent them disaster this year. Flaming George has dropped about six feet in the last week because they're moving huge amounts of water in the Lake Powell, and that may get us through the current year, and then potentially, well, Nino could improve things for several more years.

So I wouldn't get too alarmist right yet because there is a lot of water and flaming George reservoir, which can be used to mitigate any catastrophe this year. It comes to me on tour in Atlanta, Raleigh, Spokane, Tacoma, Levitown, New York, Roseminal, Anoy and Chicago, Illinois, go to Jimmy Door.com for a link for tickets. Hey, become a premium member, go to JimmydoorCabody.com. Sign up, it's the most affordable premium program in the business. All the voices performed today are by the one and only the inimitable Mike McCray. He can be found at Mike McCray.com.

That's it for this week. You'd be the best you can be, and I'll keep being me. [Music]