[15:00 - 15:19] Nikki Haley has dropped out of the race for president

[19:15 - 19:20]Page is a fan of Yakuza and works out regularly

[19:58 - 20:12]He also talks about personal issues and his relationship with Cutie Cinderella

[21:52 - 21:59]He mentions upcoming plans for Australia and possibly doing a birthday party for someone

[23:22 - 23:27]Page thinks exercise is important for mental health and recommends it to others

[23:39 - 23:48]Page talks about his dislike for someone named Hideo Kojima and mentions a recent TikTok video

[23:39 - 23:48]The audio has a timestamp of 11:14 AM on March 6, 2024

[24:47 - 24:53]Page is excited about a new merch release and mentions a Shogun review from his father

[24:53 - 24:59]He also mentions his father voted for Bernie in the 2016 primary

[02:24 - 25:28]Overall, Page is in a good mood and feeling positive about the future. He also shares personal updates and talks about his interests in gaming and fitness.

[25:28 - 25:40] The speaker talks about a book that was popular in the past and is now being watched.

[25:59 - 26:06]The book is called Shogun and is set in 17th century Japan.

[26:06 - 26:14]The speaker praises the show's details, cast, costumes, sets, and VFX.

[28:10 - 28:32]They mention that the show is on FX and is a miniseries.

[28:10 - 28:32]They mention other shows on FX and express excitement for future releases.

[29:44 - 30:12]The speaker talks about the author of the book and the network's reputation for holding onto their IP.

[31:16 - 31:48]The speaker discusses their love for movies and TV.

[32:28 - 33:47]They mention upcoming shows and movies.

[33:54 - 34:32]The speaker clarifies their stance on movies and mentions a movie called Madam Webb.

[34:32 - 35:26]They mention that they are not a "film guy" and prefer movies for entertainment.

[34:32 - 35:26]The speaker mentions the movie The Lighthouse.

[34:32 - 35:26]The speaker gives a rating for Dune and summarizes their love for movies and TV.

[35:51 - 36:12]They mention a movie called The Zone of Interest and explain why it appeals to them.

[36:17 - 36:22]The speaker rates Dune as a "bucket of popcorn".

[25:28 - 36:22]The speaker talks about a book-turned-show called Shogun set in 17th century Japan and praises its details and production. They mention FX and its reputation for holding onto their IP, as well as upcoming shows and movies. The speaker clarifies their stance on movies and expresses their love for entertainment. They mention a movie called The Lighthouse and discuss their excitement for The Zone of Interest. The speaker concludes by giving a rating for Dune and summarizing their love for movies and TV as a whole.

[36:26 - 36:37]The speaker does not consider themselves a film snob or critic, but they refuse to watch certain movies like Transformers and Fast and Furious.

[36:38 - 37:06]They also mention enjoying MCU movies but only watch them on a plane or to keep up with current events.

[36:38 - 37:06]The speaker acknowledges that others may enjoy these movies and encourages them to do so, but they personally despise them.

[37:45 - 38:44]They also mention liking John Wick and criticize others for not liking it, jokingly saying they will become a Republican.

[37:45 - 38:44]They receive criticism for objectifying women, particularly when talking about actress Sydney Sweeney.

[38:47 - 39:10]The speaker defends themselves, saying Sweeney makes jokes about herself and that they talk about men in the same way.

[38:47 - 39:10]They mention focusing on appearance and objectifying women is harmful because women are often presented as objects of desire.

[45:32 - 45:42]The speaker briefly mentions watching One Piece and their thoughts on certain characters.

[47:39 - 47:44]They mention a TikTok drama involving a burnt food video.

[48:10 - 48:17]The speaker teases discussing real news, specifically mentioning a possible LGBT war in the Philippines.

[36:26 - 48:17]In summary, the speaker discusses their movie preferences, criticism of objectifying women, and teases discussing real news.

[48:23 - 48:29]Person discussing covering a topic related to Thai Filipino queer war

[48:39 - 48:45]Mention of Judy Cinderella playing basketball without invite

[48:50 - 48:57]Importance of her skills on the court for the "yard"

[49:07 - 49:15]Sweet Baby is a diversity-focused company in the gaming industry

[53:02 - 53:47]Capitalism as the root cause of these issues, not diversity or woke agendas

[54:04 - 54:25]Comparison to other successful and diverse franchises in the gaming industry

[54:31 - 55:47]Right wing criticism and backlash against Sweet Baby for promoting diversity in games

[54:31 - 55:47]Gamers using Sweet Baby as a scapegoat for failures in the industry

[54:31 - 55:47]Misunderstanding of Sweet Baby's role in the industry and its actual impact

[54:31 - 55:47]Mention of recent struggles and controversies in the gaming industry

[54:31 - 55:47]Discussion of GamerGate and its impact on online discourse

[58:13 - 58:39]Mention of Donald Trump's presidency and the current year (2024)

[58:39 - 58:52]Brief explanation of Sweet Baby's role in the industry as a promoter of tradition and rejection of modernity

[48:18 - 59:13]Person discusses the controversy surrounding Sweet Baby, a diversity-focused company in the gaming industry, and the backlash from right wing gamers who blame it for failures in the industry. They argue that capitalism is the root cause of these issues, not diversity or "woke agendas," and point to successful and diverse franchises in the industry as examples. They also mention the impact of GamerGate on online discourse and briefly touch on current events.

[59:13 - 1.00:28]A game director took to X to dispel rumors about a protagonist's race in a successful game, but his statement did not stop conspiracy theories.

[1.00:39 - 1.01:05]There is a lack of empathy for game developers and a tendency to believe and spread misinformation.

[1.04:17 - 1.05:51]Discord screen grabs show the prevalence of hateful and extreme rhetoric in online gaming communities.

[1.04:17 - 1.05:51]A journalist was kicked out of a discord server for identifying as a "critical theory journalist."

[1.06:33 - 1.06:49]Devs are harassed, and Anita Sarkeesian is still a target despite the fact that she is no longer relevant.

[1.06:33 - 1.06:49]The creator of a playlist about Anita Sarkeesian is no longer involved in the anti-SJW movement.

[1.11:41 - 1.12:03]People in the discord server expressed concerns about being infiltrated by law enforcement.

[1.12:23 - 1.12:35]Super Tuesday will be discussed at 1 p.m.

[59:13 - 1.12:35]Online gaming communities are plagued by hatred, extremism, and a lack of empathy for developers.

[1.15:53 - 1.16:17] The author discusses a Discord server and its members' behavior

[1.20:03 - 1.20:17]They mention the importance of making fun of ridiculous behavior in order to not give in to what the perpetrators want

[1.21:33 - 1.22:33]The author questions why anti-woke individuals only seem to target successful and popular games, rather than smaller and less successful ones

[1.23:06 - 1.23:40]They advise younger people to leave Discord servers if they encounter grooming behavior

[1.23:06 - 1.23:40]They mock the idea that Sweet Baby Inc. is responsible for adding diversity to games

[1.23:06 - 1.23:40]The author discusses the role of Sweet Baby Inc. as a narrative design company rather than a diversity consultancy firm

[1.23:06 - 1.23:40]They mention specific games that have been accused of being "woke" and mock the idea that this is the downfall of modern gaming

[1.23:06 - 1.23:40]The article discusses the role of Sweet Baby Inc. in promoting inclusivity and diversity in the gaming industry

[1.23:40 - 1.24:35]The author criticizes the overuse and lack of meaning in terms like "woke"

[1.23:40 - 1.24:35]They mention a publication that objectifies women and claims that they are not "woke" if they appreciate their appearance

[1.12:45 - 1.24:35]Sweet Baby Inc. is not responsible for the downfall of modern gaming; rather, the author argues that anti-woke individuals are getting progressively dumber and unable to understand the concept of diversity.

[1.24:35 - 1.25:16] Person expresses confusion and frustration over the definition of "woke" and its relation to politics and physical appearance

[1.26:02 - 1.26:34]Person references a situation where Republicans were upset about a white football player dating a white Christian musician

[1.29:26 - 1.30:31]Person criticizes the idea of a "woke mob" and its supposed influence on media and politics

[1.29:26 - 1.30:31]Person argues that the success of a "woke" media product, like Harry Potter, disproves the idea of a "woke mob"

[1.30:57 - 1.31:30]Person expresses disinterest in a controversy surrounding a video game company's alleged "woke" agenda

[1.34:04 - 1.34:37]Person argues that some people's brains may be rewired by constantly playing online competitive games

[1.36:22 - 1.36:50]Person finds irony in someone using a video game, Hell Divers, as an example of something that is not "woke"

[1.37:05 - 1.37:16]Person discusses the importance of proper representation and avoiding unintended racism in media

[1.24:35 - 1.37:16]Person expresses confusion and frustration over the definition of "woke" and its relation to politics and physical appearance, while also criticizing the idea of a "woke mob" and its supposed influence on media and politics. They also argue against the idea of a "woke mob" by pointing to the success of "woke" media products like Harry Potter. Additionally, they discuss the potential effects of constantly playing online competitive games on the brain, and the importance of proper representation and avoiding unintended racism in media. They also find irony in someone using a video game, Hell Divers, as an example of something that is not "woke."

[1.37:16 - 1.37:32]Companies like Sweet Baby Ink can receive ESG investment if they meet certain criteria

[1.37:32 - 1.37:59]Black Rock is a major investor in these companies

[1.37:32 - 1.37:59]Black Rock allegedly has a scorecard for ESG investments

[1.37:32 - 1.37:59]Right-wing critics often miss the mark on capitalism and corporations

[1.37:32 - 1.37:59]They often attribute capitalism's flaws to marginalized groups

[1.39:20 - 1.39:39]This is just marketing, not serious amounts of investment

[1.40:38 - 1.41:11]Companies are turning to diversity to increase their ESG scores and secure funding

[1.44:19 - 1.44:46]Video game companies are diverse for monetary gain, not just to be "woke"

[1.45:57 - 1.46:38]Natural diversity has always existed in gaming

[1.45:57 - 1.46:38]The issue is when forced diversity replaces natural diversity

[1.47:31 - 1.47:47]Criticizing representation in Norse mythology is hypocritical, as it is already fictional

[1.47:47 - 1.48:18]There is a difference between how diversity was treated historically and how it is treated now

[1.47:47 - 1.48:18]The "woke debates" online are often about games that critics haven't even played

[1.37:16 - 1.49:13]Overall, the criticism of "woke" gaming is often misguided and overlooks bigger issues.

[1.49:13 - 1.50:52]Sweet Baby Inks has a diverse client list in the gaming industry

[1.54:17 - 1.54:32]Sweet Baby Inks has worked with major gaming studios and has had a significant influence on their games

[1.54:59 - 1.55:15]Gamers often have strong opinions about game development, even though they may not fully understand the process

[1.54:59 - 1.55:15]Some gamers criticize games for being "woke" or too politically correct, but also enjoy games that align with their personal beliefs

[1.54:59 - 1.55:15]Critics of the company often have personal biases and baggage that cause them to react negatively

[1.56:29 - 1.56:45]Some gamers criticize the company for pushing for diversity in game development

[1.56:29 - 1.56:45]Sweet Baby Inks also offers services for improving representation and inclusivity in games

[1.58:17 - 1.59:49]Diversity in game development and storytelling leads to better games overall

[1.49:13 - 1.59:49]Sweet Baby Inks is a gaming consulting company that has worked with major studios and has been criticized for promoting diversity in game development. Gamers often have strong opinions about the industry, but may not fully understand the process. Some gamers criticize games for being too politically correct, but also enjoy games that align with their beliefs. Critics of Sweet Baby Inks often have personal biases, but diversity in game development leads to better games.

[2.03:20 - 2.05:28]Audio discusses the importance of cultural representation in storytelling.

[2.05:28 - 2.05:54]Emphasizes the need for people with lived experience to be involved in creating works of art.

[2.05:54 - 2.06:18]Mentions the controversy surrounding Sweet Baby Ink and their involvement in promoting diversity in the gaming industry.

[2.06:18 - 2.07:07]Points out that the focus on diversity is primarily driven by monetary investments from companies like Black Rock and Vanguard.

[2.07:22 - 2.08:14]Reveals that Black Rock and Vanguard are the largest shareholders in major gaming companies like Activision Blizzard, Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft, and Warner Brothers.

[2.07:22 - 2.08:14]Concludes that the push for diversity in the gaming industry is driven by financial interests rather than moral or ethical reasons.

[2.09:42 - 2.10:33]Mentions that Sweet Baby Ink was involved in the creation of the controversial game, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.

[2.10:33 - 2.10:54]Notes a tonal shift towards forced diversity in recent games such as Spider-Man 2 and the Spider-Man 2018 sequel.

[1.59:49 - 2.11:38]Kill the Justice League and the tonal shift towards forced diversity in recent games are discussed. The conclusion is that the push for diversity in the gaming industry is primarily driven by financial interests.

[2.11:38 - 2.13:33]Discussion of Sweet Baby Ink's impact on the gaming industry and the creation of a Steam group dedicated to games associated with the company

[2.13:33 - 2.14:05]Attempts by Sweet Baby Ink to remove the Steam group and ban its creator, leading to backlash and accusations of harassment

[2.15:27 - 2.16:16]Mention of Zoe Quinn and the Gamergate controversy, along with criticism of those who continue to bring it up

[2.22:00 - 2.22:09]The election results of Super Tuesday, including the victory of Jason Palmer of American Samoa with 51 votes

[2.11:38 - 2.22:34]Discussion of Sweet Baby Ink's impact on the gaming industry and backlash over attempts to remove a Steam group dedicated to the company, along with mention of the Gamergate controversy and the results of Super Tuesday.

[2.22:34 - 2.22:59]The American Samoa caucus structure has consistently voted for "bullshit" candidates, including Michael Bloomberg in 2020.

[2.22:59 - 2.23:21]Bloomberg won the 2020 primary in American Samoa, despite Tulsi Gabbard being expected to win due to being born there.

[2.26:46 - 2.27:08]Nikki Haley suspended her campaign for president after failing to gain traction, despite having a strong brand and approval ratings within the Republican party.

[2.28:54 - 2.29:16]Adam Shitt won the California Senate primary, filling the seat of the "evacuated" Dianne Feinstein.

[2.31:41 - 2.31:53]Katie Porter and Barbara Lee were also contenders for the seat, but ultimately failed due to lack of funding and maneuvering.

[2.31:41 - 2.31:53]Lee had a long and storied career, but faced difficulties in funding and her bid for the Senate.

[2.31:53 - 2.32:00]She had notable policies, such as endorsing a $50 minimum wage, but ultimately only received 7% of the vote.

[2.32:08 - 2.32:22]Porter and Lee had to remove themselves from their house seats.

[2.22:34 - 2.32:22]Overall, the American Samoa caucus consistently votes for "bullshit" candidates, Nikki Haley suspended her campaign for president, and Adam Shitt won the California Senate primary, filling the seat of the "evacuated" Dianne Feinstein.

[2.32:22 - 2.32:32] Three candidates retired from their seats to run in a race, giving up their seats to do so.

[2.32:32 - 2.32:42]Adam Shiv spent $10 million promoting a Republican candidate in a state that has more Republicans than many Republican states.

[2.33:36 - 2.33:56]This move may have activated more Republicans in California and could harm the Democratic party's chances of taking control of the House.

[2.36:46 - 2.37:23]In 2020, a race in Southern California was decided by only 300 votes, showing how close these races can be.

[2.38:19 - 2.39:31]Biden did not do well in many states, except in New England.

[2.38:19 - 2.39:31]He also did poorly in the South, where he only received 95% of the vote in South Carolina.

[2.38:19 - 2.39:31]In Virginia and North Carolina, there were significant numbers of voters who chose "uncommitted."

[2.39:31 - 2.39:43]The West Coast and Mountain States have not finished counting yet.

[2.39:43 - 2.39:52]Biden did better in Colorado than expected.

[2.39:52 - 2.40:43]Minnesota stood out as a state where Biden nearly went under 70% of the vote.

[2.39:52 - 2.40:43]The uncommitted vote in Minnesota was correlated with younger and more diverse precincts.

[2.40:43 - 2.40:56]It was a bad result for Biden and may be a sign of a localized protest vote.

[2.32:22 - 2.41:02]Overall, the results were not good for Biden and could harm the Democratic party's chances of taking control of the House.

[2.41:02 - 2.41:42] Minneapolis is the area of Ilhan Omar, where there is a strong presence of uncommitted voters

[2.41:42 - 2.42:17]Uncommitted voters are Democratic party loyalists who want to make a statement about the direction of the Biden campaign

[2.42:43 - 2.42:58]Uncommitted voters are not likely to vote in the primary but would vote for the Democratic party in the general election if Biden changes course on his policies towards Israel

[2.42:58 - 2.44:50]In Michigan, uncommitted voters received 10% of the vote, which was a significant increase compared to previous years due to the changing political climate

[2.45:01 - 2.45:37]Uncommitted voters are a significant indicator of Biden's ability to hold onto less loyal voters

[2.45:37 - 2.46:21]The uncommitted campaign was put together in a matter of weeks, which is impressive given the short timeframe

[2.46:46 - 2.47:06]Other states with uncommitted options, such as Wisconsin and Washington, are worth keeping track of

[2.47:06 - 2.47:33]The result of the uncommitted voters is usually something that takes decades to develop, not something that happens over a conflict that started five months ago

[2.47:33 - 2.48:01]The Iraq War took years for people to sour on, compared to the uncommitted voters' rapid response to the conflict in Israel

[2.48:01 - 2.49:22]Uncommitted voters are causing chaos within the Biden campaign and are being closely monitored by the media

[2.48:01 - 2.49:22]The polls have been stagnant, making the uncommitted voters a central topic for those covering the election

[2.50:09 - 2.50:25]Biden was supposed to be a strong candidate, so comparing him to Trump is a sign of his failure to live up to expectations

[2.41:02 - 2.50:25]The uncommitted voters in Minnesota, a strong Democratic party presence in Ilhan Omar's territory, are causing chaos in the Biden campaign and are being closely monitored by the media. Uncommitted voters are a significant indicator of Biden's ability to hold onto less loyal voters and his failure to live up to expectations as a strong candidate. This is a rapid response to the conflict in Israel, compared to previous conflicts such as the Iraq War. Other states with uncommitted options, such as Wisconsin and Washington, are also worth keeping track of.

[2.50:25 - 2.51:32]Biden is sharing his screen to discuss important demographics needed for his 2020 campaign.

[2.55:48 - 2.56:56]Young and Hispanic voters in key states are crucial for Biden's victory.

[2.57:05 - 2.57:27]Biden's age and past actions make it difficult for him to appeal to voters.

[2.58:52 - 2.59:07]His approval ratings are at an all-time low and continue to decrease.

[2.58:52 - 2.59:07]The vessel for his policies, Biden, is inadequate and unappealing to voters.

[2.59:07 - 2.59:13]Biden is trying to win over Nikki Stout, an 80-year-old Trump voter.

[2.59:19 - 2.59:32]These voters are already unhappy with Biden's administration and policies.

[2.59:19 - 2.59:32]Biden's lack of leadership and clear direction is the main issue in this election.

[2.59:19 - 2.59:32]No incumbent with a sub-40% approval rating has won re-election.

[2.59:19 - 2.59:32]The situation looks dire for Biden and the Democratic party.

[2.59:19 - 2.59:32]There is no indication that they are willing to make changes or switch out Biden.

[2.59:55 - 3.00:02]Democrats are leading in most competitive Senate races, even in traditionally red states.

[2.59:55 - 3.00:02]A delegate war or convention could potentially lead to a change in candidates.

[2.59:55 - 3.00:02]People would likely be fine with a change in candidates.

[2.50:25 - 3.00:11]Biden's campaign is struggling due to his age, past actions, and lack of leadership. He is trying to win over key demographics, but his approval ratings continue to decline. Democrats are leading in most Senate races, but Biden's appeal to voters is inadequate. A change in candidates may be necessary for a successful campaign.

[3.00:11 - 3.00:44]People didn't like Biden, now they're looking for a new candidate

[3.00:57 - 3.01:20]Some states still select candidates through conventions, which has worked out well in the past

[3.02:29 - 3.02:58]Uncommitted vote did well in urban areas during Super Tuesday

[3.03:18 - 3.03:27]Kamala Harris' team is leaking information to make her seem more competent than Biden

[3.05:14 - 3.05:25]Biden is motivated by bitterness and spite

[3.06:00 - 3.06:11]Open primaries have been used since 1972, but there haven't been many good presidents since then

[3.06:37 - 3.07:18]He's the most Nixonian president we've had

[3.06:37 - 3.07:18]His brain isn't working the way it used to

[3.06:37 - 3.07:18]He's unimaginably pro-Israel due to past influences

[3.06:37 - 3.07:18]He's angry and resentful, holding onto the presidency

[3.06:37 - 3.07:18]He's holding onto positions out of spite, even when they don't make sense

[3.07:42 - 3.08:01]His opinions can be cool when he actually has them

[3.07:42 - 3.08:01]He withdrew troops from Afghanistan out of spite

[3.08:01 - 3.08:17]He's a complete diva and very petty

[3.08:19 - 3.08:30]It's not looking great for the media or for the election

[3.00:11 - 3.08:39]People didn't like Biden, now they're looking for a new candidate, but the open primaries used since 1972 haven't produced many good presidents. Uncommitted vote did well in urban areas during Super Tuesday. Kamala Harris' team is leaking information to make her seem more competent than Biden. Biden is motivated by bitterness and spite and is the most Nixonian president we've had. His brain isn't working the way it used to and he's unimaginably pro-Israel due to past influences. He's holding onto positions out of spite, even when they don't make sense. His opinions can be cool when he actually has them, but he's a complete diva and very petty. It's not looking great for the media or for the election.

[3.08:39 - 3.09:09]The media is interested in ratings and hopes Trump wins the presidency

[3.16:13 - 3.16:23]Running an 81-year-old for president is not a valuable lesson

[3.16:23 - 3.16:34]Left-of-center media people are not interested in politics if Trump wins again

[3.16:23 - 3.16:34]The media finds Trump's victory depressing

[3.16:23 - 3.16:34]The speaker is a press secretary and urges people to vote uncommitted instead of for Jank

[3.17:40 - 3.17:50]The speaker is a part of the "Jank momentum train"

[3.18:21 - 3.18:54]Mando is an insane candidate in Texas who has controversial and anti-semitic views

[3.18:21 - 3.18:54]Mando also wants to expel all migrants from black communities

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Trump's victory in the past was not a huge shock

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]The story ends with an old man with a massive ego getting away with it

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Mando was doing better than Jank in the primaries in Texas

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Mando has a Spanish website and wants to execute Trump and provide reparations for the black community

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Mando is the future of the Democratic party according to the speaker

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]The speaker and others will vote for Trump in November because of Mando's views

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Edinger Mentham can be found on edingermentham.news and on Twitter and Twitch

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Hitler-supporting candidate Margar Robinson won in the North Carolina Republican gubernatorial primary

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Another pro-gun Republican candidate, Brandon Harreira, also won in the primary

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]The speaker supports all YouTubers regardless of their politics

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.18:55 - 3.19:07]Brandon Harreira is known for making a 50 caliber AK and creating Fallout: New Vegas in real life

[3.08:39 - 3.19:07]The speaker finds it cool that Paxton got "shanked" for his corruption.

[3.19:07 - 3.19:19]Republicans who voted to impeach Trump were defeated by those who support Paxton and Trump.

[3.19:27 - 3.19:36]Democrats see this as an opportunity to highlight the extreme and corrupt nature of the Texas Republican party.

[3.20:51 - 3.21:09]Defensive voting is prevalent among both Republicans and Democrats.

[3.20:51 - 3.21:09]Both parties use fear tactics to sway voters.

[3.21:09 - 3.21:36]Republicans use issues like racism and gun rights to appeal to single issue voters.

[3.21:36 - 3.21:41]Democrats have lost sight of their original appeal and are now relying on the Republican party's ineptitude.

[3.24:56 - 3.25:47]The Democratic party's focus on the economy and immigration is a major strategic mistake.

[3.26:36 - 3.26:42]They should be focusing on issues like abortion and criminality.

[3.27:07 - 3.27:17]Trump's leaked abortion bill and IVF policy were major gifts to the Democratic party.

[3.27:17 - 3.28:23]The Democratic party's focus on right-wing framing of immigration has neutralized the issue.

[3.27:17 - 3.28:23]They are unable to effectively argue for their own policies and end up contradicting themselves.

[3.27:17 - 3.28:23]It is more damaging to start arguing against oneself than to stick to one's beliefs.

[3.19:07 - 3.28:36]Democrats should focus on being honest and true to their beliefs. Overall, the Democratic party's current strategy is damaging and ineffective, and they should focus on highlighting their own policies and beliefs.

[3.28:36 - 3.28:54]Audio begins with discussion of Kamala Harris potentially running for president in 2024

[3.28:54 - 3.29:00]Excitement for a potential Kamala Harris presidency and "black girl magic"

[3.29:10 - 3.29:45]Mention of "coconut tree gang" and taking old, racist men out of positions of power

[3.30:48 - 3.32:46]Discussion of Nikki Haley and her supporters

[3.30:48 - 3.32:46]Criticism of Haley and her acceptance of pro-Israel lobbying money

[3.30:48 - 3.32:46]Mention of national guard being sent to New York and a vote against a ceasefire resolution

[3.33:26 - 3.33:35]Criticism of "old-ass monsters" voting and disrupting public events to put pressure on politicians

[3.40:23 - 3.40:40]Clip of representative Trach Flieshman defending Israel and stating that it will always exist

[3.41:20 - 3.42:13]Mention of Ilhan Omar's comments about Israel hypnotizing the world

[3.28:36 - 3.42:36]The audio discusses potential presidential candidates, criticism of Nikki Haley and her acceptance of pro-Israel lobbying money, and the use of public events to put pressure on politicians. It also includes a clip of a representative defending Israel and mentions of Ilhan Omar's comments about Israel.

[3.42:36 - 3.43:57]Omar wrote about Israel hypnotizing the world and called for people to see their evil doings

[3.44:13 - 3.44:47]He also retweeted a post about Boston GOP voters supporting a Nazi candidate

[3.44:13 - 3.44:47]The candidate, Laurie Koffman, received 37.4% of the vote despite her support for Nazism and anti-semitic views

[3.46:33 - 3.48:12]Mark Robinson, North Carolina's lieutenant governor, has a history of making controversial and inflammatory comments

[3.46:33 - 3.48:12]Robinson has stated his support for banning abortion and derogatory views towards LGBTQ+ individuals

[3.46:33 - 3.48:12]Robinson won the Republican nomination for governor and will face Democrat Josh Stein in a close race

[3.46:33 - 3.48:12]If elected, Robinson would be the first black governor of North Carolina but has a track record of divisive and bigoted views

[3.50:20 - 3.51:10]This incident highlights the issue of Christian Zionism in America and how it is a significant force in supporting Israel

[3.53:26 - 3.54:00]The New York Times portrayed Robinson as a "fiery outsider eager to dive into the culture war"

[3.54:30 - 3.54:45]He has also quoted Hitler and made anti-semitic comments

[3.54:47 - 3.55:03]Robinson's views on Israel and Palestine are concerning and show a lack of concern for human rights and justice

[3.57:28 - 3.57:37]The conversation devolved into a discussion about dual loyalty and Robinson stated he does not care about the interests of American citizens if they conflict with Israel's

[3.42:36 - 3.58:14]This incident highlights the danger of extremist and bigoted views in politics and the need for accountability and consequences for those who espouse them.

[3.58:14 - 3.58:26]Discussion about oppressive Palestinian babies and the need to slaughter them

[3.58:26 - 3.58:31]Support for Israel and criticism of Palestine

[3.58:37 - 3.58:45]Mention of a "nutty moment" from last night that has not been covered

[4.00:30 - 4.00:35]Support for President Trump and criticism of the left

[4.00:35 - 4.01:10]Excitement over a biker jacket with "born-to-ride president Trump" written on it

[4.03:48 - 4.04:31]Biden's comments on Nicky Haley dropping out of the Republican presidential primary

[4.03:48 - 4.04:31]Support for Trump over Biden, but not necessarily Nicky Haley

[4.03:48 - 4.04:31]Criticism of Trump and support for Biden from a former Trump voter

[4.07:46 - 4.07:54]Discussion of the "Project 2025" conspiracy theory and fear of living in a dictatorship

[4.08:47 - 4.09:16]Mention of a video featuring a "haly voter" who switched from Trump to Nicky Haley

[4.08:47 - 4.09:16]Trump's campaign message about uniting the party to defeat Biden and Haley's response

[4.10:18 - 4.10:39]Mention of a Reddit commentor starter pack

[4.10:47 - 4.11:38]Discussion of recent bombings in Gaza and criticism of Israel's actions

[3.58:14 - 4.11:38]The conversation covers topics such as support for Israel, criticism of Palestine, support for Trump and criticism of the left, discussion of a "nutty moment," and a former Trump voter's switch to supporting Biden over Trump. There is also mention of the "Project 2025" conspiracy theory and recent bombings in Gaza.

[4.11:44 - 4.11:55]Former President Trump speaks about caring for humanity and fake deaths

[4.12:43 - 4.13:04]Discussion about Brian Mass's encounters

[4.13:13 - 4.13:20]Trump's dislike for Islamist fundamentalists

[4.16:13 - 4.17:22]Nikki Haley's speech and her request for Trump to earn the votes of Republicans

[4.16:13 - 4.17:22]Trump's belief that Biden is the enemy and destroying the country

[4.17:22 - 4.17:59]Donald Trump's statement before Nikki Haley's speech

[4.17:22 - 4.17:59]Trump's response to Haley's speech and his statement on Twitter

[4.17:22 - 4.17:59]Haley's supporters and donations

[4.17:22 - 4.17:59]Trump's invitation for Haley supporters to join his movement

[4.18:44 - 4.19:23]The need for both candidates to rebuild their coalitions

[4.18:44 - 4.19:23]The start of the rematch between Trump and Biden

[4.20:05 - 4.20:29]Trump's stronger position compared to 2016

[4.20:39 - 4.20:57]The importance of Haley voters

[4.20:39 - 4.20:57]Biden's weaker position compared to 2020

[4.20:57 - 4.21:06]Voters being ready for the reality of the rematch

[4.24:23 - 4.25:07]Uncertainty among voters

[4.24:23 - 4.25:07]Uncertainty among voters

[4.24:23 - 4.25:07]Potential for a great resorting of the parties

[4.24:23 - 4.25:07]The impact of criminal charges and court cases on Trump's candidacy

[4.24:23 - 4.25:07]Concerns about Trump's fitness for serving and potential conviction

[4.25:09 - 4.25:32]The potential impact of these factors on key swing states like North Carolina and Virginia

[4.11:44 - 4.25:32]Overall, the discussion focused on the rematch between Trump and Biden, rebuilding coalitions, and concerns about criminal charges and court cases.

[4.25:32 - 4.26:14]Court cases may not reach a point of conclusion

[4.30:28 - 4.31:11]Wildcards in the presidential race make it more interesting

[4.34:20 - 4.35:43]Trump met with Elon Musk and other wealthy donors seeking cash infusion

[4.34:20 - 4.35:43]Elon Musk could potentially erase Democrats' financial advantage

[4.36:16 - 4.36:27]Criminal charges have helped Donald Trump consolidate his base

[4.36:16 - 4.36:27]Biden campaign's task is to make the election about Trump's negatives

[4.36:16 - 4.36:27]Biden campaign sees opportunity to seize upon Trump's negative image

[4.36:16 - 4.36:27]Biden campaign is trying to appeal to African-American voters

[4.36:35 - 4.36:41]Elon Musk has government contracts and interest in regulatory affairs

[4.36:35 - 4.36:41]Trump is running for his life and could potentially be saved by Musk's money

[4.36:41 - 4.36:47]Trump could potentially dismiss all his legal cases if he wins with Musk's support

[4.36:47 - 4.37:01]Musk could be a powerful force if he backs Trump financially

[4.36:47 - 4.37:01]Money in politics is a problem

[4.25:32 - 4.37:06]Court cases may not reach a conclusion, wildcards make the presidential race interesting, criminal charges have helped Trump consolidate his base, Biden campaign is trying to make election about Trump's negatives, opportunity for Biden campaign to seize on Trump's negative image, Biden campaign trying to appeal to African-American voters, Trump met with Elon Musk and other wealthy donors seeking cash infusion, Musk could potentially erase Democrats' financial advantage, Musk has government contracts and interest in regulatory affairs, Trump could potentially dismiss all his legal cases with Musk's support, Trump is running for his life and could be saved by Musk's money, overall money in politics is a problem.

[4.37:06 - 4.37:30] Elon Musk is reliant on government contracts and may face difficulties if Joe Biden is reelected.

[4.37:30 - 4.37:55]Tesla was not invited to the last EV Summit at the White House and may not be invited in 2025.

[4.38:34 - 4.38:48]Elon Musk's online presence and ego may contribute to his radicalization.

[4.39:17 - 4.39:22]Tesla's funding may be used for ground and mail campaigns.

[4.39:17 - 4.39:22]Republican governments tend to cut taxes and deregulate, which benefits people like Elon Musk.

[4.39:22 - 4.40:29]The Supreme Court may try to ensure the longevity of a Republican government.

[4.41:56 - 4.42:40]Institutions rely on transparency and shame to defend against authoritarian rule.

[4.43:30 - 4.45:35]Fox News had the highest ratings during Super Tuesday coverage.

[4.43:30 - 4.45:35]CNN's ratings have been declining, possibly due to their attempt to pivot towards a right-wing bias.

[4.47:15 - 4.48:54]There are only two options for the upcoming election: Donald Trump or Joe Biden.

[4.47:15 - 4.48:54]People must actively work to ensure their preferred candidate wins.

[4.48:54 - 4.49:46]Biden's campaign sees tonight's results as cementing the reality of a choice between him and Trump.

[4.48:54 - 4.49:46]Senate Republican leader McConnell has endorsed Trump.

[4.48:54 - 4.49:46]A long-time White House staff member is leaving to work for Apple.

[4.48:54 - 4.49:46]The White House has agreed to a budget cut for the regulator investigating Apple.

[4.37:06 - 4.49:46]Trump or Biden, and people must actively work to ensure their preferred candidate wins. Senate Republican leader McConnell has endorsed Trump and a long-time White House staff member is leaving to work for Apple. The White House has agreed to a budget cut for the regulator investigating Apple.

[4.49:48 - 4.51:22] The audio covers topics such as the White House deputy press secretary Olivia Dalton still working at the White House despite announcing she's leaving for Apple and a DOJ antitrust investigation into Apple.

[4.56:31 - 4.57:13]The conversation shifts to a murder suspect, Daniel Rotimer, who was endorsed by Trump and is now being sought by Las Vegas police for a murder at a resort's world hotel room.

[4.56:31 - 4.57:13]This leads to a discussion about a previous case where a man, Christopher Tapp, was falsely convicted of a crime and spent 20 years in prison before being proven innocent through genetic genealogy.

[4.57:43 - 4.58:09]The conversation then moves to a murder suspect in Israel, Andy Green, who is also leading protests blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza.

[4.58:40 - 4.59:16]The audio then mentions the saving graces of the administration, Lena con and the NLRB, and the potential impact of budget cuts on these organizations.

[4.59:16 - 4.59:44]There is also discussion about the budget cuts to the antitrust division and the lack of knowledge within the administration.

[4.59:16 - 4.59:44]There is a brief discussion about U.S. tax dollars potentially funding Israeli healthcare.

[5.01:39 - 5.02:21]The audio ends with a mention of a fight between Thai and Filipino transgender individuals in Bangkok, with speculation about the cause of the fight.

[4.49:48 - 5.02:54]In summary, the audio covers a range of topics including White House personnel, budget cuts, murder suspects, and a fight between Thai and Filipino transgender individuals in Bangkok.

[5.03:02 - 5.04:07] Fight breaks out at 5 a.m. between 20 Filipino and 4 Thai trans women in a hotel in Thailand

[5.04:12 - 5.06:02]Filipina group started the fight, allegedly mocking and assaulting a Thai trans woman

[5.04:12 - 5.06:02]Outrage on Thai social media leads to a mob of 100 mostly Thai trans women gathering at the Filipino group's hotel

[5.07:05 - 5.07:31]Police called in, but unable to control the growing crowd

[5.07:31 - 5.08:03]Filipino group is eventually escorted by police to their cars, but the Thai mob breaks through and assaults them

[5.07:31 - 5.08:03]Police release a PSA after a body camera and gun are stolen during the chaos

[5.09:03 - 5.09:18]The moral of the story is to not mess with the Thai dolls, who have expertise in Muay Thai and other skills

[5.13:07 - 5.13:44]Video footage shows a marauder using sambas as weapons, with other classes such as paladins and hunters present

[5.14:10 - 5.14:30]The fight analysis explains the different classes and skills at play in the fight, including the marauder's use of sambas for critical hits

[5.02:54 - 5.16:27]A fight breaks out between a group of Filipino and Thai trans women in a hotel in Thailand, with the Filipina group allegedly starting the fight and sparking outrage on Thai social media. A mob of Thai trans women gather at the hotel, leading to chaos and police intervention. Video footage shows different classes and skills at play, with the marauder utilizing sambas for critical hits. The fight analysis explains the importance of class and skill proficiency in the fight.

[5.16:27 - 5.16:34]NPC in escort mission is lost during boss fight

[5.16:41 - 5.16:47]Aggro draws from hotel lobby

[5.17:08 - 5.17:19]Unique priest or bard class attempts to use charm

[5.17:19 - 5.18:12]NPC takes too much damage and cannot de-escalate combat

[5.18:14 - 5.20:34]Thai-Filipina swagapina war

[5.18:14 - 5.20:34]Thai girl says they only brought fists and cocks

[5.22:38 - 5.24:26]Thai people prioritize defending trans women over foreigners

[5.22:38 - 5.24:26]Thai people do not play when it comes to trans people

[5.24:33 - 5.25:05]Group of Pinai trans women beat up Thai trans woman

[5.25:13 - 5.25:52]Police seen escorting Filipino into police station

[5.25:13 - 5.25:52]Thai man arrested for defending Thai trans women

[5.25:13 - 5.25:52]Thai defenders go to hotel where Filipino trans women are staying

[5.25:52 - 5.26:07]Interviewer talks about their services and the violence

[5.26:15 - 5.26:22]Uncle makes a joke about the 360-degree beating

[5.26:26 - 5.27:14]Filipino trans women were doing sex work and acting out

[5.27:59 - 5.28:14]Thailand is a queer-positive country due to historical reasons

[5.27:59 - 5.28:14]Thailand is one of the only places not impacted by colonial homophobia

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thai trans women beat up Filipino trans women in an instance of doll on doll violence

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thai trans women beating up Filipino trans women sparked war between the two groups

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thai man arrested for defending Thai trans women during the war

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thai people prioritize defending trans women over foreigners

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Filipino trans women were doing sex work and acting out

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thailand is a queer-positive country due to historical reasons

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thai trans women beat up Filipino trans women in an instance of doll on doll violence

[5.29:18 - 5.29:36]Thailand is one of the only places not impacted by colonial homophobia

[5.30:09 - 5.30:16]Transphobic remarks made by interviewer

[5.30:16 - 5.30:39]Thai trans women beating up Filipino trans women sparked war between the two groups

[5.30:16 - 5.30:39]Thai man arrested for defending Thai trans women during the war

[5.30:16 - 5.30:39]Thai people prioritize defending trans women over foreigners

[5.16:27 - 5.32:16]This is a chronological summary of events surrounding an instance of violence between Thai and Filipino trans women, including the involvement of Thai defenders and the arrest of a Thai man for defending Thai trans women. It also discusses Thailand's queer-positive culture and a song about Nikki Haley and democracy.

[5.32:16 - 5.32:27] Niki Haly is needed urgently

[5.32:27 - 5.33:43]Kaya and another person were being separately

[5.32:27 - 5.33:43]The speaker is upset about a broken promise

[5.33:43 - 5.34:35]The community thrives on random esoteric memes

[5.33:43 - 5.34:35]The speaker disagrees that the community is weird

[5.37:34 - 5.37:43]Someone is speaking in tongues

[5.38:09 - 5.38:22]Ryan Garcia is mentioned

[5.38:09 - 5.38:22]Ryan Garcia is accused of promoting his fight by posting unhinged stuff

[5.38:47 - 5.39:24]Examples of Ryan Garcia's unhinged posts are mentioned, including false claims about the Illuminati and child trafficking

[5.43:42 - 5.43:49]Someone is asking for help

[5.46:15 - 5.46:45]There is a conversation about the state of Twitter and mental health

[5.46:46 - 5.47:03]People are reacting to Ryan Garcia's posts on Twitter, with some believing them to be true and others calling for him to get help

[5.46:46 - 5.47:03]The speaker believes that people with a history of mental illness are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories

[5.47:03 - 5.47:37]The speaker believes that the conspiracy theorists are creating a new reality for themselves

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]The speaker knows Ryan Garcia and has discussed mental health with him in the past

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Mike, who knows Ryan Garcia, speaks out about the situation

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Mike has first-hand information about Ryan Garcia's mental health and past struggles with addiction Summary:

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Urgent need for Niki Haly

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Broken promise and disagreement about community

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Mention of Ryan Garcia

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Speaking in tongues and asking for help

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Accusations against Ryan Garcia for posting unhinged stuff

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Examples of Ryan Garcia's posts and reactions on Twitter

[5.47:40 - 5.48:00]Examples of Ryan Garcia's posts and reactions on Twitter

[5.32:16 - 5.48:00]Mike speaks out and has first-hand information about Ryan Garcia's mental health.

[5.48:00 - 5.48:35]The person speaking has personal experience with dealing with demons and trying to bring sanity to discussions.

[5.48:35 - 5.48:41]Someone responds saying he may have the secrets of the Vatican and the universe on his phone and is waking people up.

[5.48:41 - 5.48:53]The person speaking questions if people are for real and mentions people thinking he is working for someone and trying to save face.

[5.48:53 - 5.49:13]He talks about society becoming more mentally ill and the failure of capitalism.

[5.49:13 - 5.50:19]He mentions the dam breaking and the inability to have access to healthcare and meaningful wages.

[5.50:19 - 5.51:17]He brings up various conspiracies such as election stealing, Pizzagate, and the Bohemian Grove child sacrifices.

[5.54:53 - 5.55:01]He talks about how people either look for answers in materialist understanding or conspiratorial thinking.

[5.54:53 - 5.55:01]He questions the lack of evidence for these conspiracies and mentions the government being able to cover things up.

[5.55:24 - 5.55:35]He discusses the role of mental health treatment and access to it.

[5.55:36 - 5.55:52]He mentions the cancellation of Ryan Garcia's fight and his public mental breakdown.

[5.55:36 - 5.55:52]He talks about Garcia's tweets and how it is a cry for help.

[5.56:03 - 5.56:21]He questions if people joking or being serious about believing in a wealthy elite pedophile cabal.

[5.56:21 - 5.57:01]He talks about Ryan Garcia limiting his social media posts and comments on his mental state.

[5.57:23 - 5.57:33]He mentions Patrick Bed David and his involvement in Garcia's training.

[5.59:33 - 6.00:03]He questions the people who are praising Garcia's decision to limit his posts and says he needs help.

[5.48:00 - 6.00:03]The speaker discusses personal experiences with demons and trying to bring sanity to discussions. They question society's increasing mental illness and the failure of capitalism. They mention various conspiracies and the lack of evidence for them. They also bring up the role of mental health treatment and discuss Ryan Garcia's public mental breakdown and decision to limit his social media posts. The speaker questions the people praising Garcia's decision and says he needs help.

[6.02:18 - 6.02:24] Ryan Garcia appears in a video, claiming he is being held against his will and cannot access his phone or money.

[6.10:56 - 6.11:07]The speaker argues that online anonymity allows for the spread of misinformation and the lack of proper assessment of individuals.

[6.11:19 - 6.11:37]The speaker criticizes the online community for hyping up individuals in the midst of mental health issues.

[6.12:09 - 6.12:21]The speaker questions the validity of Garcia's claims, suggesting he may be bipolar or under duress.

[6.12:22 - 6.12:28]The speaker references Kanye West's bipolar diagnosis and suggests Garcia could be experiencing a manic episode.

[6.12:34 - 6.12:52]The speaker brings up the example of YouTuber Etika, who passed away due to drug abuse after online speculation about his mental health.

[6.12:34 - 6.12:52]The speaker also mentions the role of influencers and celebrities in hyping up controversial events, such as influencer boxing.

[6.12:53 - 6.12:59]The speaker addresses comments from viewers questioning the validity of Garcia's claims, stating that the truth can be stranger than fiction.

[6.00:03 - 6.13:43]A bullet point summary of the main points made in the audio, discussing Ryan Garcia's video and the speaker's opinions on mental health and online communities.

[6.13:43 - 6.13:49]20 month subscriber joking on community

[6.14:31 - 6.14:41]Context is important in human interaction

[6.14:31 - 6.14:41]Online interactions lack context

[6.14:41 - 6.14:58]Anyone can present themselves as normal online

[6.14:41 - 6.14:58]This can lead to a spiral of madness

[6.16:17 - 6.16:35]Twitter is an example of this

[6.16:35 - 6.16:41]Social media platform ELA renamed as X

[6.16:43 - 6.16:51]Moderation was unshackled and led to right wing platform of X

[6.16:59 - 6.17:09]Theories about his mental state and drug use

[6.18:11 - 6.18:30]Ryan Garcia's strange behavior and videos

[6.19:17 - 6.19:28]People around Garcia may also be contributing to the situation

[6.22:55 - 6.23:07]Concerns raised by his ex-wife and coach

[6.23:49 - 6.24:05]Comparisons to past mass hysteria events

[6.13:43 - 6.24:45]Ryan Garcia's recent strange behavior and videos have raised concerns about his mental state and drug use. The lack of context in online interactions can lead to a spiral of madness and Twitter is an example of this. Moderation being unshackled led to the platform X, which has become a right wing shithole.

[6.24:45 - 6.24:58]People were calling out someone for making bad decisions

[6.26:03 - 6.26:13]The person is possibly being influenced by someone in their ear, possibly Mayweather

[6.26:14 - 6.26:20]There is concern that a fight with Devin Haney may not happen due to the person's behavior

[6.27:05 - 6.27:23]There is speculation about the person's mental health and motives for their behavior

[6.27:54 - 6.28:16]The person has a list of "non-negotiables" that they must follow, including strict diet and no smoking

[6.29:25 - 6.29:40]The person is calling for peace in the Middle East and prayers for Jerusalem

[6.33:50 - 6.33:56]The person's behavior has caused concern and could lead to the cancellation of the fight

[6.34:36 - 6.35:07]There are mentions of child abuse in the Catholic church and the Bohemian Grove conspiracy

[6.35:38 - 6.35:53]The person has been threatened and feels they are not part of a certain club

[6.24:45 - 6.35:53]Someone is making bad decisions and possibly being influenced by someone in their ear, causing concern about a scheduled fight. They have a strict list of "non-negotiables" and there is speculation about their mental health and motives. They are also speaking out about issues such as child abuse and conspiracy theories.

[6.41:24 - 6.42:01]Ice Cube talking about his book "Doppelganger" and the criticism he has faced from liberals and the media.

[6.42:07 - 6.42:54]He plans to go on a podcast tour to share his message and address the gatekeepers in the industry.

[6.42:07 - 6.42:54]He also talks about his Big Three basketball league and potential issues with the NBA.

[6.42:07 - 6.42:54]Ice Cube is accused of being anti-Semitic due to his support of Louis Farrakhan.

[6.42:07 - 6.42:54]He has been sued for assault and battery in the past.

[6.44:06 - 6.44:22]Ice Cube discusses the arms trade and the history of war profiteering.

[6.44:06 - 6.44:22]He presents a map showing the flow of weapons around the world and the power dynamics at play.

[6.44:06 - 6.44:22]Ice Cube speaks with experts about the reasons behind selling weapons to other countries.

[6.47:26 - 6.47:38]The main reasons given are to promote peace and security, but there may be other underlying motivations.

[6.35:54 - 6.47:47]Ice Cube discusses criticism he has faced for his book and his plans to address gatekeepers. He also talks about potential issues with the NBA and his support for Louis Farrakhan. Additionally, he discusses the arms trade and reasons for selling weapons to other countries.

[6.47:47 - 6.48:13]The discussion begins with a strategic argument about the belief in the ability to find and defeat adversaries abroad.

[6.56:07 - 6.56:18]The ingredients used for this calculation are money and profit for military contractors.

[6.57:18 - 6.57:35]The concept of balance of power in international relations theory is discussed.

[6.57:18 - 6.57:35]The constant conflict must occur in order for the US to continue exploiting resources and places where conflict occurs.

[6.57:35 - 6.57:43]The map shows the US selling weapons to other countries in exchange for influence and loyalty.

[6.57:35 - 6.57:43]Sam Ellis, creator of "Search Party," helps decode the map and discuss the reasons for weapon sales.

[6.57:35 - 6.57:43]The map is updated to show the countries and what the US expects in return for selling weapons.

[6.57:49 - 6.58:06]The US has sold weapons to 103 countries, but they are not supposed to be used to violate human rights.

[6.57:49 - 6.58:06]It is difficult to see the leverage that the US can use with governments it sells weapons to.

[6.57:49 - 6.58:06]The US government approves weapons being sent to other countries to maintain balance of power.

[6.57:49 - 6.58:06]The US has a massive global presence and influence through selling weapons.

[6.58:08 - 6.58:18]Countries will naturally get into conflict with each other unless they calculate that it is unwise to do so.

[6.58:08 - 6.58:18]The US buys stability, alliances, friendship, help against enemies, and vital resources through weapon sales.

[6.58:08 - 6.58:18]Friendship is the most common thing that the US is buying with weapons.

[6.58:46 - 6.58:59]Some countries have more to offer in return for weapons, leading to a cycle of fascism.

[6.47:47 - 6.59:08]The US sells weapons to other countries to maintain balance of power and gain influence and loyalty. The main goal is to buy friendship with other nations, but some countries have more to offer in return, leading to a cycle of fascism. The constant conflict and exploitation of resources are also discussed, and the impact of the US's violent culture on weapons manufacturing is mentioned.

[6.59:09 - 6.59:26] Introduction to the topic of domestic policy and the ar platform

[6.59:27 - 6.59:39]The ar 15 becomes a symbol of American identity

[6.59:40 - 6.59:56]Vietnam War and the increase in sales of ar 15

[7.00:09 - 7.00:20]The modularity of the ar platform and its popularity for customization

[7.00:38 - 7.01:08]US sells weapons to allies through NATO alliance

[7.01:08 - 7.01:39]US sells weapons to Ukraine for defense against enemies

[7.01:08 - 7.01:39]US considers countries allies only if they are obligated to defend them through a treaty

[7.02:38 - 7.03:01]US sells weapons to allies and countries controlling vital resources

[7.03:24 - 7.03:55]US sells weapons to countries in Africa for stability and to prevent regime change

[7.03:55 - 7.04:19]China's influence in East Asia and US response of selling weapons to countries in their way

[7.04:19 - 7.04:36]US uses weapons as a currency for influence and to maintain alliances

[7.05:56 - 7.06:29]Weapons are not always effective in achieving desired outcomes

[7.10:41 - 7.11:11]China's inaction is the only thing keeping the region stable

[6.59:09 - 7.11:11]The US uses the sale of weapons as a way to maintain alliances and project influence globally, but this strategy is not always effective and relies on China's inaction to prevent potential conflicts.

[7.11:12 - 7.11:24]China is being criticized for doing the same actions as the US in terms of regional stability.

[7.12:18 - 7.12:52]The US has given a lot of weapons to Saudi Arabia, with the condition that they are not used against civilians.

[7.12:18 - 7.12:52]However, Saudi Arabia has been using these weapons against civilians, including bombing hospitals and schools.

[7.14:52 - 7.15:13]China successfully facilitated a cessation of hostility between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

[7.15:34 - 7.16:39]Trump vetoed a resolution to stop selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, saying they would buy them from Russia otherwise.

[7.17:09 - 7.17:19]The US has leverage over these countries by not giving them weapons and not providing political cover.

[7.21:05 - 7.21:18]The US has a strong weapons relationship with Israel, but has no leverage over them in terms of their actions in the Gaza Strip.

[7.21:18 - 7.21:35]Despite the US government's disapproval of Israel's actions, there is an effort to push for more weapons transfers.

[7.21:18 - 7.21:35]In reality, countries will continue to do what they want with the weapons, regardless of conditions set by the US.

[7.21:18 - 7.21:35]The US is a major player in the arms trade, but often lacks the ability to control how these weapons are used.

[7.11:12 - 7.21:56]The US has been criticized for its actions in the arms trade, particularly its supply of weapons to Saudi Arabia and Israel. Despite conditions set by the US, these countries have used the weapons to commit human rights violations. However, the US has the leverage to control these actions by withholding weapons and political cover. The US should use this leverage to promote peace and prevent human rights violations.

[7.22:24 - 7.22:36] The speaker defends someone who is robbing a bank and talks about the irony of using weapons for stability.

[7.27:08 - 7.27:18]They discuss the use of weapons as a currency for influence and the fact that they often end up in the wrong hands.

[7.27:08 - 7.27:18]The speaker questions why the United States continues to make and sell weapons to over a hundred countries.

[7.29:49 - 7.29:57]The speaker urges people to read the works of Vladimir Lenin to gain a better understanding of the history of weapons and their use in politics.

[7.32:09 - 7.32:19]They discuss the dangers of dealing with weapons and the need for proper critique and scrutiny.

[7.33:08 - 7.33:23]They mention the conflict of interest between politicians and weapon-making corporations.

[7.33:08 - 7.33:23]The conflict of interest and incentives hinder our ability to properly criticize and critique the use of weapons.

[7.21:56 - 7.33:34]The speaker discusses the irony of using weapons for stability, the issues with using weapons as a currency for influence, and the conflict of interest between politicians and weapon-making corporations. They also urge people to read the works of Vladimir Lenin to gain a better understanding of the history of weapons and their use in politics.

[7.35:25 - 7.36:07]The audio starts off with a discussion about the role of weapons manufacturing in global conflicts and the need for a balance of power

[7.37:16 - 7.37:45]The conversation shifts to the topic of Pine Gap, a secret CIA spy base located in the Australian outback

[7.39:47 - 7.39:54]They mention leaked documents that reveal the extent of Pine Gap's capabilities and its connection to other US intelligence agencies

[7.40:44 - 7.40:56]A CIA agent is quoted as admitting to spying on conversations between everyday people

[7.41:28 - 7.41:36]The hosts discuss Pine Gap's history and its role in global surveillance

[7.41:28 - 7.41:36]The hosts also mention the indigenous people's displacement from the land to make way for Pine Gap

[7.41:28 - 7.41:36]The discussion turns to the Vietnam War and the protests against Pine Gap in the 1960s

[7.41:55 - 7.42:03]The audio ends with the hosts expressing their admiration for the creators' work.

[7.42:56 - 7.43:14]The hosts then share a personal anecdote about meeting the creators of the video

[7.33:34 - 7.43:30]The audio discusses the role of weapons manufacturing and introduces Pine Gap, a secret CIA spy base in Australia. They discuss its history, capabilities, and connection to other US intelligence agencies, as well as the indigenous people's displacement and protests against the base. The hosts also share a personal anecdote and express admiration for the creators' work.

[7.43:30 - 7.43:46]Mention of socialist government in Australia and their policies

[7.45:14 - 7.45:21]Nixon's self-bugging and his consistent values

[7.45:21 - 7.45:34]Shock at the revelation of a socialist government in Australia

[7.45:21 - 7.45:34]Mention of a new leader, Goth, who wanted an independent Australia

[7.45:21 - 7.45:34]Goth's unique name and stance on not being bullied by foreign superpowers

[7.45:21 - 7.45:34]CIA's response to Goth's actions, including bugging Australian parliament

[7.45:21 - 7.45:34]CIA's coup to remove Goth from power

[7.45:43 - 7.46:02]Involvement of the governor general, John Kerr, who was secretly working for the Americans

[7.46:02 - 7.46:11]Dusty old law giving the governor general the power to dismiss the prime minister

[7.47:25 - 7.47:39]Replacement of Goth with a more subservient prime minister

[7.48:38 - 7.48:51]Mention of American military bases in Australia

[7.49:10 - 7.49:42]Secretive base causing plane malfunctions and rerouting of commercial air travel

[7.49:56 - 7.50:07]Desire to know what is happening in their own country

[7.50:07 - 7.50:12]Discussion of the base being a joint defense facility, but run entirely by the CIA

[7.50:12 - 7.50:22]Interview with Donna, who snuck into the base in 2006

[7.50:12 - 7.50:22]Donna's six-hour trek to the base and encountering obstacles

[7.51:42 - 7.51:49]Mention of Australian staff working at the base

[7.52:14 - 7.52:30]Telling the defense minister of their plans to sneak in but not being taken seriously

[7.52:48 - 7.52:56]Final realization of the base's existence and disbelief

[7.43:30 - 7.53:06]The text discusses the shock and revelation of a socialist government in Australia, their unique leader Goth and his actions, CIA's response and coup to remove him from power, and the involvement of the governor general who was secretly working for the Americans. It also mentions American military bases in Australia and an interview with Donna who snuck into the base in 2006.

[7.53:12 - 7.53:20] It's three o'clock in the morning and the speaker is in the middle of the desert near an American spy base.

[7.53:20 - 7.53:26]They hear a call to drop the bulk colors and see AFP with guns.

[7.53:33 - 7.53:41]The speaker gets on the ground and is pushed to their knees by a woman.

[7.57:10 - 7.57:16]The speaker is jealous of Donna who has seen the base with her own eyes.

[7.57:16 - 7.57:53]Donna and her friends have been protesting the base and were thrown in jail for it.

[7.57:16 - 7.57:53]The government tightened security and enacted new laws.

[7.58:02 - 7.58:08]The speaker and their group decide to sneak into the base as YouTubers.

[8.00:20 - 8.00:52]They discuss the purpose of the spy base and the possibility of it being run by the US or Australian federal police.

[8.01:08 - 8.01:26]They travel to Alice Springs and notice many American accents.

[8.02:15 - 8.02:36]They encounter some suspicious men at the airport.

[8.02:51 - 8.03:27]They continue their journey and stop at a tourism center for information.

[8.02:51 - 8.03:27]Getting into the base proves to be more difficult than expected.

[8.02:51 - 8.03:27]The speaker and their group are lost and their spy gear isn't working well.

[7.53:06 - 8.03:27]The speaker and their group are trying to sneak into an American spy base in the middle of the Australian desert and encounter various obstacles and challenges along the way.

[8.03:27 - 8.04:07]The narrator and his friends decide to sneak into a casino to gather information on American spies.

[8.04:29 - 8.04:41]They find a large casino near an American base and are surprised by the country music and American presence.

[8.06:29 - 8.06:38]Most of the patrons at the casino are indigenous Australians, but the rest are American spies from the nearby base.

[8.06:39 - 8.07:03]They gamble at the casino to maintain their cover.

[8.06:39 - 8.07:03]The narrator and his friends are amused by the irony of playing with the spies they plan to sneak into the base.

[8.07:11 - 8.07:35]They realize they need legal advice and call their lawyer, Mark Davis, who informs them of the serious consequences they could face if caught.

[8.11:46 - 8.11:58]Despite the risks, they decide to continue with their plan and dress up in suits to blend in with the base workers.

[8.11:46 - 8.11:58]They drive to the base, nervously pretending to be employees.

[8.11:46 - 8.11:58]They finally reach the base and see the large satellite dishes.

[8.12:40 - 8.12:51]The narrator and his friends continue on with their plan, determined to sneak into the base.

[8.13:27 - 8.13:40]After passing a few checkpoints, they finally reach the sign for Pine Gap and are warned not to go any further.

[8.14:33 - 8.14:45]The narrator worries about accidentally revealing their cover, but they continue on.

[8.14:33 - 8.14:45]The narrator remarks on how difficult it is to lie while under pressure.

[8.03:27 - 8.15:20]In summary, the narrator and his friends decide to sneak into a casino near an American base, gamble with the American spies, and then attempt to sneak into the base the next day.

[8.15:28 - 8.15:37] Stopped to take YouTube thumbnail photos and heard loud noises that sounded like bombs or gunshots

[8.15:48 - 8.15:56]Noticed a firing range nearby and decided to leave because of a no photography sign

[8.16:10 - 8.16:16]Came across a fire and saw an American flag, worried about getting shot

[8.16:30 - 8.16:35]Met a woman named Alexa who worked at the base and asked for her help to get in

[8.24:11 - 8.24:20]Had a friendly interaction with base security and were able to leave without getting in trouble

[8.25:21 - 8.25:29]Considered using a disguise or sympathy to get into the base

[8.15:21 - 8.25:29]Overall, the group was unsuccessful in getting into the base and had to leave due to the no photography rule.

[8.25:30 - 8.25:37]Group of innocent soccer players try to retrieve a ball in the middle of nowhere

[8.28:07 - 8.28:12]Realize they are being followed and suspect CIA involvement

[8.28:55 - 8.29:06]Encounter security measures, including a camera and possibly a turret

[8.28:55 - 8.29:06]Consider posting on social media for help

[8.30:45 - 8.30:51]Decide to continue towards the base but move slowly due to fear and laziness

[8.31:22 - 8.31:29]Discuss hiding footage if caught, including putting it in someone's ass

[8.32:00 - 8.32:06]Hear gunshots and decide to turn back

[8.32:42 - 8.32:49]Security arrives and they flee back to their car

[8.32:50 - 8.32:57]Realize they have actually accomplished a lot during their visit to the base

[8.25:30 - 8.33:05]A group of soccer players try to retrieve a ball in the middle of nowhere, realize they are being followed, encounter security measures, discuss hiding footage if caught, and ultimately decide to turn back due to fear and gunshots.

[8.33:07 - 8.33:16] Woke up on last day of trip, had interview booked with Indigenous officer

[8.33:17 - 8.33:22]Received unexpected call from police, informing them that they were being chased

[8.34:01 - 8.34:09]Began packing up Airbnb and checking flight, realizing they were being hunted by police

[8.34:46 - 8.34:54]Started backing up footage online, had time to relax and blame each other

[8.36:10 - 8.36:15]Practiced lines to deliver to cops when caught

[8.38:32 - 8.38:43]Headed to airport, flight kept getting delayed, thought police were stalling it

[8.38:32 - 8.38:43]Finally got on plane, thought they were home free

[8.38:32 - 8.38:43]Returned home feeling uneasy and worried about potential raids

[8.38:50 - 8.38:57]Federal police met them at plane, recorded conversation but did not arrest them

[8.40:21 - 8.40:27]All of this for trekking through outback in own country

[8.33:07 - 8.40:55]Two men on last day of trip receive unexpected call from police, pack up and head to airport where they are met by federal police but not arrested, return home feeling uneasy and worried about potential raids.

[8.40:55 - 8.41:11]Person talking about America and its negative actions

[8.41:19 - 8.41:26]Criticizing those who are overly defensive of America

[8.41:45 - 8.41:51]Australian politicians are not able to question the relationship

[8.41:45 - 8.41:51]Australia's relationship with America is bizarre and unequal

[8.41:57 - 8.42:08]Pointing out Australia's relationship with America

[8.41:57 - 8.42:08]Americans have a strong presence in Australia

[8.41:57 - 8.42:08]Australia relies on America for protection against China

[8.43:57 - 8.44:04]Person is planning to collaborate with Australian content creators

[8.44:14 - 8.44:22]Person is planning to do a livestream and Reddit conversation later

[8.44:46 - 8.44:53]Mention of Gallipoli and potential revenge

[8.45:49 - 8.45:55]Person is going to do a photoshoot for new merch

[8.48:10 - 8.48:18]Sun is streaming and there is a live reaction to something happening in D.C.

[8.48:59 - 8.49:06]The system people are taught to trust in is broken

[8.40:55 - 8.49:55]Person discusses America's negative actions and criticizes those who are overly defensive. They also discuss Australia's unequal relationship with America and their reliance on them for protection. Person plans to collaborate with Australian content creators and mentions a potential revenge for Gallipoli.