Episode 167: Iran, Data Centers, Dead Scientists, End Game, and More

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Episode 167: Iran, Data Centers, Dead Scientists, End Game, and More

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  • Hi, everyone. Welcome again to a belated event, I think. Last week, we were unavoidably unavailable on a family trip to Florida, and so…
  • I apologize for being out of town that week, but regardless, we’re here, we’re back, it’s all ready to go. We’re getting.
  • You’d have to have to apologize for family, Jack. That’s our first responsibility. I’m glad.
  • Not a problem.
  • But nonetheless, you know, we missed it, and we apologize.
  • Guys, and we missed it, like, missed doing it. And anyway, I’m glad we’re back. All things reconsider.tv, myself, Jack Mullen, Dr. James Fetzer, and we appreciate anyone and everyone listening. Thank you for being a member and continuing to stay aboard.
  • And, helping Jim pay these bills and these rising costs, as you know, in your own life, your costs are all rising. But the price of this particular show has not changed since we started, what, now, 4 years ago, Jim? Maybe more. I mean, it’s starting to get.
  • When you
  • We have a daughter visiting from Indiana, as I was mentioning, and they went out to get a loaf of bread.
  • at Hy-Vee, and between the time they went out to get the loaf of bread and came back, the price of glass had dropped 16 cents.
  • The price of gas.
  • Sound like you said grass.
  • Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
  • Surprising?
  • 16 cents!
  • Yep. You know, there’s a… there’s a new technology out now, and I was going to talk about it a little bit, it’s called surveillance, pricing.
  • And, and,
  • it’s all over the place, and it’s growing rapidly. Not only do we have cameras all over the place on the outside world, but now on the inside world. Now, it relates to what you just said, because this could be the same sort of thing. Regardless. In supermarkets, various other types of stores, they’re putting cameras all over the place, strategically mounted. Then they have electronic pricing. I’ll show it to you, because I have a picture of it.
  • So in grocery stores, for example.
  • You can have, you know, the meat counter, whatever.
  • And it’ll say, you know, the price of ribeye is $28 a pound, or whatever. And if you continue to look around, you know, to various other… so it monitors people, and so if you walk around and you’re looking at other meats, for example.
  • You can come back to, that particular meat you were just looking at and see its price dropped.
  • 2 or 3 cents, or a dollar, or it may go up, depending on the situation. If more and more people come to the same place, then they will increase
  • Right, so I found the picture of it here. I find this the most reprehensible. I think it’s interesting that the state of Maryland just, worked the first bit of state magic, what makes them somewhat useful.
  • And, outlawing surveillance pricing.
  • But you can see here this picture, you know, they have…
  • sale price, whatever. They could drop these prices, so if you come by and look at it.
  • Go ahead.
  • Based on the customer’s personal characteristics? You’re shitting me!
  • They’re reprior…
  • Based on him, or…
  • In relation to specific customers?
  • Yep. Cheers!
  • they can increase or decrease the price of goods or buy customers’ personal data, and Maryland thinks this should be illegal. Well, I mean, they watch what other products you look at, and if you’re looking at something a little more pricier than theirs, or maybe the same price, they’ll drop it a penny. And they have algorithms for going up.
  • And I’ve already read about it multiple times, and mostly it goes up. And it has to do with, you know, demand. If there’s a lot of people in there buying similar products at the same time, then they will start creeping the price up. I mean, you just never stop in this world being robbed. Every minute of your life.
  • there’s something standing in front of you that’s, you know, attempting to steal from your pocket. So anyway, that’s… that’s possible with gas, too. You know, so depending on demand, where the vehicles are moving, where you were seen last, etc, probably more about just demand. They can raise and lower the price in real time.
  • And of course, they do that with gasoline anyway. They have always raised and lowered it, but not in real time. Mostly, you had to change
  • It’s a price, and that was done daily, but…
  • That need to wait’s gone now.
  • Growing up.
  • My dad used to point out that every penny difference
  • And the price of gas represented a billion dollars. Now, that was way back when. I mean, that would be…
  • Like, in the 50s.
  • You can see what.
  • saying that. Imagine… imagine the situation.
  • Inflation is so humongous, but I mean, you know…
  • In the situation here, because it’s the world…
  • It was black and white, you know.
  • Fertilizer, and, you know, this… this is…
  • you might…
  • This is why Scott Ritter says there’s gonna be a peace deal, there’s gotta be, because the consequences for the world are just so horrendous. I mean, they’ve gotta settle it!
  • And Iran holds all the cards, so, you know, I don’t know why they… Go ahead.
  • Well, I mean, I’m thinking that there’s more of this coming. For whatever reason, right now, there are an enormous amount number of oil refinery fires. There was just one in Texas, reported last 24 hours. But anyway, I’ve got this store here with a little bit of info about it.
  • Gotta be so…
  • Sabotage Jack.
  • and…
  • you know, the people writing these things believe that, you know, the elites have some sort of… I mean, you realize, when they’re able to get the price of fuel so high, that’s a de facto lockdown. I mean, when you can’t move around because you can’t…
  • afford gas, then you’ve got to stay in play. And so that… that’s one of the ways in which they can do de facto lockdowns. Food prices are others, and so forth. But anyway, since February 28th, the same day Israel and the U.S. started the war, Iran, and triggered a global energy crisis, Ecuador’s largest refinery caught fire for the third time in nine months.
  • Australia’s Viva Energy exploded, threatening 10% of the fuel supply.
  • Russia’s, whatever that word is, plant exploded, killing 3 and injuring 70. India’s Mumbai high offshore platform caught fire. Valero’s Port Arthur, Texas refinery dumped 157,000 pounds of chemicals in the air in 10 days. And it goes on and on and on. These could be covert attacks.
  • exercise.
  • to pressure global energy markets and force countries that refuse to join the war on Iran back to the table. Who knows what it could be, but there’s always something else going on, and
  • So, we’ve got 6 refineries across 4 continents in 45 days, but I think there’s more than that. I’m going to switch this one.
  • So this one, now a huge explosion in the oil drilling rig.
  • Itoli, Texas. In the last 24 hours, a large fire broke out at an oil refinery in India, and 10 fuel tankers were engulfed in flames after an explosion in Miramar.
  • And then this one says, you know, what are the elite trying to… it’s obvious what the elite is trying to achieve, isn’t it?
  • But anyway, there was a publication today, but I didn’t listen to it, I just read a summary of it from the Canadian Prepper about massive explosions around various
  • countries around the world in the last couple of days. And some of these are fuel-related, others are other plants…
  • of strategic usefulness to populations of people. So, you know, something… I mean, the whole world is run by people that are busy doing stuff to us 24-7. Nothing to stop them. They’re… they’re out somewhere…
  • Right this minute, planning a bomb somewhere.
  • For reasons that, you know, are political in the long run, and…
  • And so, the only thing that most people can… can do is to try to prepare. You know, if you can get some gasoline, and store it at your home, I mean, buy… buy an extra 5 gallons a week or something similar.
  • Because what they’re doing in Iran right now, I mean, I don’t know if anything’s true over there. I have no idea. But I just, you know, and I think Hal Turner is a source of, of planted information, and I’m happy that he can make a living doing this. But, you know, most of the terrible things that he comes up with never…
  • happen. But, in the last 24 hours here, we have Iran officially cancels peace talks, and then Trump extends ceasefire, but Iran rejects the extension.
  • And.
  • Jack’s the extension! I love that! Meaning Rand’s ready to start smackin’, hitting them again! I love it, Jack! That’s fascinating!
  • Iran rejects the.
  • Extension?
  • of the ceasefire?
  • That’s fantastic!
  • Yeah, and Iran told everyone in the vicinity of several… five, six hundred miles of Iran to get out. They told… they told people in Saudi Arabia to leave. Leave Saudi Arabia. We’re about
  • Right.
  • I got a report already that last Saturday, Trump tried to use the nukes on Iran, and General Kaine stopped him.
  • Yeah, I was gonna ask you about that, if that were true, I have that story. And how can a general get away with that without his termination? I mean, I don’t know. Does he have power that…
  • Super season.
  • President, in this case.
  • Perhaps reached a point where he can’t fire Kane. He’s made him into a big deal. It would create an uproar, especially when Kane would explain the reason why he was being fired.
  • Nobody trusts Trump with a…
  • Yeah, boy.
  • I mean, it’s ridiculous! Nobody! The guy’s lost it.
  • Oh yeah, he’s a psychopath, and we’ve got more evidence of that, and I’m going to show you here in a second, but anyways, so the question seems to be, will the U.S. wait for the official deadline for the ceasefire tomorrow at 8, or will the U.S. say something like, there’s no sense in waiting, and start attacking again maybe tonight?
  • And so…
  • It’s the opposite.
  • So, Hal Turner goes on talking about…
  • regardless of the fact that, you know, eventually the fuel prices are going to skyrocket with all this happening, with all these refineries going up in the air. The U.S. has managed to keep the price of fuel down deceptively, and I think it’s criminal, I don’t know how they’re doing it. You know, I monitor the price of,
  • I’m sorry?
  • I don’t.
  • Either, I don’t know how they’re doing it, but you’re right, it’s manipulation, there’s no question about it.
  • Because the price of West Texas crude hasn’t gone above 100 for more than a few hours since this all started, and the oil companies
  • like ExxonMobil, and Phillips66 and all the rest of them, their prices have stayed in this little locked zone, they don’t move. Now, you know, I don’t know, it was maybe 7, 8, 10 years ago.
  • Back in the summer of some year that…
  • I can’t remember now, but I remember there were some issues in the Middle East, and the price of these oil companies started to rise. Like, say, Valero, for example, I bought some calls on them, or options on them, and I made a lot of money. I took $400 for a friend of mine and turned it into $60,000 just over the summer, because of the price of oil, of Valero going up so much.
  • And and none of that’s happening now. Bolero is staying pretty much firm, ExxonMobil, right where it was.
  • the exchange-traded funds like XLE, they haven’t moved more than $5 plus or minus since the whole thing started. Yet, we see prices in, supposedly in Malaysia and other areas of the far South Asia, you know, $200, $300 for a barrel of oil, and we’re still paying
  • you know, $100 for West Texas. So, obviously the United States has a lot of oil. Obviously, they have the ability to manipulate these prices, and who knows how much of any of this is real. That’s the thing we can’t know. We’re all in Plato’s Cave here, and just looking at the shadows moving around. But,
  • Anyway, the ceasefire’s being extended, but only Iran submits… only until Iran submits a unified proposal. How many of these we already had? I mean, what is it that…
  • this is supposed to accomplish that the one he said 2 or 3 days ago, where, you know, we made a deal, the straits were open.
  • everybody’s welcome to go through, and it wasn’t a few hours later that Iran had shut it again, claiming the United States hadn’t…
  • blocked Iranian ports, as they promised to do.
  • And so it’s kind of like Iran is dealing with two Israel’s. You know, we’ll do a ceasefire as long as Israel doesn’t have to ceasefire. And it seems that way now with the United States. I don’t know.
  • Anyway…
  • Iranian state media says ceasefire with the U.S. ends at 3.30 Wednesday, Tehran time, which I don’t know what… how that relates to our time, but maybe 12 hours,
  • 12 hours behind, or something like that, I don’t know. Anyway…
  • there’s another article in the same Hal Turner talking about
  • Oh.
  • Iran telling all these countries, you know, you need to get out. And, I’m gonna see if I can find one, but I mean, it’s kind of funny. This is extremely covert intel, according to Pal Turner.
  • And we’ll…
  • We’ll have a look at it. And this just… this came out, about 4 or 5 hours ago.
  • Share, share, share!
  • Content about the Iran conflict is for subscribers. Iran is apparently…
  • He decided to go out with a bang.
  • And word from two separate sources this time, with direct action.
  • Good.
  • Go out with a bang, Iran’s controlling everything! Why would they be going out with a bang?
  • Well, I think Hal still believes that
  • Trump can somehow, you know, be a superhero and beat everybody up.
  • I know, yeah, I’m being…
  • It looks at it the other way.
  • This makes me question Hal Turner here.
  • Well, like I said, he gets fed a lot of poor intel, but he does make a living selling it, and you know, it’s interesting to read, regardless of that. And somewhere in here, they say that Iran has told everybody in the neighborhood to get out.
  • Yeah, it says they’re gonna go after the desalinization plants and.
  • Oh, yeah, yeah, that’s… yeah, that’s another thing. Talking about these 6 billion barrels a day.
  • A single coordinated strike that might have…
  • Yeah.
  • Yeah, here it is. Yeah, everyone should immediately leave UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi, and Kuwait. Sailors on the ships of Persian Gulf must also prepare to evacuate the ships.
  • Which will be destroyed first, time’s running out, so, you know, you’re in…
  • Here in these countries, you’re like, we gotta get the hell out of here. But if they destroy the desalination… I mean, that’s the sad thing about the curse of the Middle East, is they have all that oil, but that’s done nothing but bring horror and destruction to these people. It hasn’t improved their lives that I can see.
  • a small group of people, the ones with the big towels, and living in the tall buildings, maybe, but for the most part, how many… how many battles in the last… since, say, 19…
  • 18 or 20 or so, when they figured out that it was all there. How many battles, how many destructive adventures has the, have the British, and then later the U.S. and the French, and…
  • And the rest of them brought to the Middle East. Amazing. And then.
  • Today, we have, you know, all these countries still can’t provide for their own water, there isn’t any. They can’t provide for their own food. Like, the UAE, for example, imports, I think, 80% of their food.
  • And so, you know, they’re living on a pile of liquid dynamite that’s somewhat valuable, but most people won’t let them sell it themselves.
  • And and so they’re sort of at the mercy of whoever, but anyway…
  • This is an interesting story, too.
  • And this is all supposed to happen very shortly, and if Trump doesn’t do the right things, etc.
  • Seems like he said something about Trump here, but… Anyway, regardless.
  • the earlier…
  • We’ve got some interesting times in.
  • The earlier piece said if, you know, that Trump would be making the most faithful decision of all time in the next few hours, but he’s already announcing.
  • Right.
  • and.
  • That’s right.
  • virus, it’s Iran now.
  • That is calling the shot, so… Not Trump.
  • Right. Now, here’s an interesting look at Trump’s psychology.
  • And I checked it out, I mean, as far as…
  • half of this story is concerned. I mean, I verified that part of it’s definitely true. You don’t know about these tweets anymore, you know, because you can… you can fabricate a tweet and make it look correct. But this guy, JD Delay, is a…
  • sort of a mouthy, person who got arrested in Florida and has a big story about how it changed his life, and now he runs around
  • basic…
  • Basically, trying to film government corruption all over the place, and he talks a shitload about pedophilia and pedophiles, and he wants them all executed.
  • This looks like a fake… this looks like a fake tweet to me, Jack.
  • This thing attributed to Trump that looks ridiculous. Saying he cares more about a few dozen raped little girls than he does about our greatest ally, Israel, and the booming economy. That’s just absurd that he should write something like that. This is just ludicrous!
  • I mean, I’m not having a problem with it. It may be fake, but this is what Trump says all the time, that we have a… I mean.
  • Oh my god.
  • But then he cares more about a few rape little girls than he does about a race. That is damning!
  • I know! That’s so repulsive.
  • I read.
  • But this is all true here. DeLay has been nothing but a cut-rate critic of, of our heroic…
  • insane idiot Kash Patel.
  • Damn!
  • Whose girlfriend is a country citizens, definitely not an Israeli honeypot.
  • That’s too funny.
  • This is a parody, Jack. That’s not a legit tweet, in my opinion.
  • Well, anyway, I…
  • put it out there that way, so that you didn’t think I thought it was real. It could be real. Yeah, I don’t know. And so, anyway, I do think that…
  • Trump is a psychopath, and
  • And I believe that this is the sort of thing, if he doesn’t… he thinks… if he doesn’t say it, he thinks that. A few rape… That’s unbelievable.
  • If you want to read his mind, yeah, sure.
  • He’s a pedophile, and he’s a maniac, and he’s a psychopath with zero or less empathy for anybody.
  • And anyway, so we can move on, and you’re welcome to jump in. I’ve got some.
  • No, I like her, I like what.
  • Video is here.
  • Go right ahead.
  • Here’s, what’s… a new, one of those LEGO videos.
  • from,
  • From Iran. Sorry, I was looking at the person who wrote this thing, but I’ve seen this guy before, he’s some sort of Middle Easter.
  • Lost track of my… Flow there.
  • Thank you. Alright, so, here it is.
  • And this is… I mean, this is pretty damn good.
  • United States of Israel. That’s your presence.
  • Okay, so the United States of Israel, I just… I wanted to stop to show you this. Achievements. The United States of Israel. Israel’s first policy. Israel needs over U.S. Israel needs over U.S. twice.
  • Prioritizing Israel. Congressional approval for Israel. And of course, you got all that… those flags. Wow, you look away, United States of Israel!
  • Netanyahu’s dead, Trump, is a battleground! Four years of tweets at 3 AM, unhinged and done well. Bro, go to sleep. The Oval Office.
  • Turned into what? Circus. Tent reliability wrapped in a spray tan and a tie. Tidal.
  • Ached in the back. Even your suit is a lie.
  • Thank you.
  • fix it. Fixed what? The grift, sir, this is a Wendy’s. Give your whole family government job!
  • That’s a gift. I’d rather not gonna mention that for the five dots on the floor, what was that? Box of secrets by the bathroom door. Send them the mail.
  • Bibles and sneakers to a broke nation.
  • property, built on stone and land.
  • You still hear me, Jim? Smoated for you.
  • Nope.
  • Your voters lost their jobs.
  • It’s a stock market, though. Yeah, for people with portfolios and second homes and loans. People to strengthen you perform the dance. Good boy. So burn while you flapping chicken, you call it peace bills. We call it what it is. And inside, she loves the hands of your whole life’s gracious fish.
  • United States of America. Don’t you forget.
  • Interesting. Hmm.
  • They have, they have so many of the…
  • Really hard-hitted.
  • Very, very, very…
  • For me.
  • active… And they’re, you know, they’re heading culturally right at the mean. I mean, it’s amazing.
  • Yep. You’re right, I mean, and that’s… people are dialed into that kind of stuff, you know, and how they can get the… get away with all the LEGO
  • the use of the LEGO stuff, I don’t know, but… Anyway, it’s pretty incredible. Now, you know, it leads us into the thing about Trump being the grift. You know, the grift is, like, incredible. If you do a simple search for, insider trading and Trump.
  • You can see clearly, I mean, people have done the work, that there’s a direct correlation between the, you know, number of, things
  • It happened like we just saw here, where they close the straits, and then they open the straits, and then they say that we’ll…
  • Right, and then we see that Iran says, you know, we never said anything about the war being off. No, Trump just said it.
  • And then his people…
  • But they’ve still made it.
  • Billions…
  • Manipulator. He manipulates public opinion, he manipulates the markets. Insider trading, they’re making millions on all this stuff every single day. They’re looting the United States, Jack! It’s just grotesque.
  • It’s in… it’s unbelievable that… where are the people… I mean, you know, 15 years ago, you couldn’t have gotten away with anything like this. Right. And yet, you know…
  • And people notice it, and you have people like Catherine Fitz, you know, who are pointing it out and saying, here’s how much. I mean, now we hear stories that Trump
  • been investigated for, what, $3 billion worth of theft of… inside the government. And then there’s the… the news story that just came out today, where you’ve got, or maybe it was in the last 24 hours.
  • Christy Noem and, and,
  • Oh, what’s that? Congressman’s, or senator’s name? Damn, I just lost the name, I’ll figure it… take it in a second. Anyway.
  • and Trump, you know, be involved with taking all these… all this money from these immigrants. And they’re saying that, you know, they may have fleeced these immigrants, like, $1.3 billion that just floated into their pockets. And,
  • I just think there’s just nothing like this world. I don’t know how people do it. I get a big kick out of the fact that Trump’s family
  • are just right in with the grift. You know, you have…
  • Trump family owns 30% Salem media now. I got this article right here.
  • And that’s a big deal, and Salem Media, you know, is very influential, and who does Salem Media, 100% represent? Israel. So, this is Barron Trump’s wife, and this is Donnie Jr. here, and
  • And they’re all involved with now owning 30% stake in Salem Media that is registered as a… through Clock Tower.
  • The Trump family is profiting from the Israeli government to recognize the American public.
  • you know, it’s an… it’s an agent of Israel, and they’re the ones… you remember a few years ago when they made those videos that were outstanding, where they had everybody talking in sequence, saying the same thing?
  • You know, like, this…
  • what is the last line of it? This is dangerous to our democracy, I think was the last line of this thing’s been any…
  • Wake.
  • they own all these radio and TV stations and so forth.
  • And so, anyway, I mean, that’s amazing. And then, we also have Don Jr. and one of the other brothers, I don’t know whether it’s Barron or Eric, I think it’s Eric, involved with the drones that are… the drone companies that are now being used to supply drones to the Ukraine, for one thing, and, you know, the Ukraine uses large amounts of drones.
  • They’re drones that are manufactured for war and sent all over the… all over the world, and now they’re a big, you know, part owner.
  • So I don’t know, what is the difference between organized crime and being the president? I don’t know.
  • Hmm.
  • Yeah, organized crime and.
  • What do you say?
  • No, I think LBJ played the trail, you know, so he was,
  • big time running an op like this, it’s just, Trump is not as subtle.
  • Well, I don’t think Trump has any… I think LBJ had some concern that he might get caught, and that, you know, that would be bad. Even in his little weasel mind, he knew that that might be bad.
  • Yeah.
  • Unfortunately, That doesn’t exist anymore. I don’t think Trump gives one rat’s ass at all.
  • and caught. And I don’t think he thinks it…
  • Anyone even has the guts to stand up against him.
  • So… He just does whatever he wants to do.
  • I wanted to see… I had another… well, I’m just looking through my stuff here to see if I can get them in some sort of order.
  • Of course, we’ve already talked about that.
  • Artemis space thing, but there’s still a lot of people still talking about that.
  • That’s ridiculous!
  • or something real.
  • That’s ridiculous, Jack! I cannot believe!
  • They play this monster hoax back in 1969, and now in 2026 they’re gonna pull it again? Give me a break!
  • It’s just a… it’s so insulting!
  • Yep.
  • Yeah, it’s definitely insulting. And…
  • you know, nothing’s done about that. I mean, there’s nobody gonna come on television and say, guess what, you know, the joke was on you.
  • Yeah, this… I’ll put this one up just so you can see the…
  • there is a lot of information written about what I’m about to show you here. I just found this tweet really quick.
  • But Trump may have stolen $3 billion from the American people in the first 100 days of his presidency. Now, we know Trump’s net worth now is $6.5 billion. It’s up
  • percent since the beginning of the year.
  • So, he’s now in, you know, he’s much higher in the list of,
  • of wealthy people in the world since he’s coming to the presidency. And I don’t know, but, you know, I think that’s a bad thing to show people that
  • You’ve doubled your wealth in the terms of billions since you got in the office.
  • Anyway, so that means to me, on a personal level, that
  • Trump’s not running anything about America first or America anything. It’s drain America. It’s the same philosophy that Netanyahu had.
  • when he spoke, it was recorded in saying, you know, when America dries up, it’ll…
  • The golden calf.
  • Yeah.
  • Chop it into pieces.
  • There’s nothing left but a welfare state, because that’s what we do with nations we hate.
  • Now you got it down to memory, that’s awesome. That’s what he said. Beautiful. So anyway, here’s this thing.
  • Holy smokes, bombshell report accuses Trump and Rubio of the largest fraud in the history of the U.S. immigration system. $1.3 billion stolen from migrants.
  • And the details will enrage you. According to the Cato Institute, Trump’s Secretary of State Marco Rubio, that’s the guy I was trying to think of.
  • An outgoing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem extracted $1.3 billion from migrants in fees for visa processing and other immigration services that they never intended to provide. They took the money, then took no steps to hold up the end of the agreement.
  • administration is taking money from immigrant hopefuls from over 90 countries, despite the fact that Trump’s own xenophobic travel bans have made it so the same people are banned from receiving immigrant visas and immigrating permanently to the U.S. Trump is having it both ways. Take the money.
  • And he will get for allowing immigration while preventing immigration. During the testimony before the Senate, I called it the largest fraud in the history of the U.S. immigration system. You know, you gotta classify these frauds now. You just can’t say it’s the largest in history. You have to say, you know, for the post office, or whatever it is it’s working with.
  • Yeah.
  • In fact.
  • as well.
  • completed.
  • For the Department of Traffic Signs.
  • Yep, yep, yep.
  • Now they’re saying that corruption goes deep. Rubio’s State Department has issued internal rules that prohibit his staff from informing the migrants in question that they have no chance of success, and their money essentially is being stolen. Systemic graft operation.
  • Cubans represent the largest group of affected applicants, with nearly a million affected applications at combined cost of $543 million. Second most common are Venezuelans. Of course, we…
  • We couldn’t carry a rat’s ass about Venezuelans. 239,000 applicants cost of $138 million from the Venezuelans.
  • And they estimate 2 million immigrants applicants were affected by the travel bans and had their money…
  • Colin, no intention on the part of the administration of rendering any services at all.
  • And the fees came from work permits, filings to adjust status to permit residency and immigrant visas, the two ways in which people receive green cards to stay permanent in the U.S.
  • And then it says Congress must investigate. Congress won’t investigate a damn thing. And it doesn’t matter, there’s too many things to investigate. I mean, there’s still stuff back there investigating, Epstein, right? The Epstein files.
  • But this Rubio, I mean, this is just another class…
  • Class A criminal, and that’s all he’s ever been.
  • Anyway… What time are we at 7, got a little more time here.
  • see what other things I’ve got to show you before we call it a night.
  • Talk a little bit about,
  • volunteers’ new, manifesto, a 22-point manifesto. It’s kind of scary when a surveillance company,
  • You know, that’s suddenly… every bit of surveillance data in the…
  • United States is at the same time producing…
  • Tell me about this manifesto, I don’t know about it.
  • Well, I don’t know that much about it, only that I read the ostensible stuff, the things you see up front. It’s got 22 points.
  • trying to find… there’s somebody here that I put up that has a video where he just explains some of the items in it.
  • Where is it? Alright.
  • Yeah, this guy’s… and this is not an excellent… but he does have some of the points, so we’ll have a look at it real quick.
  • You’re in charge of everybody’s personal, private space.
  • Surveillance heaven. Palantir, a surveillance company wired into the U.S. intelligence and sitting on $2 billion in government contracts, just published a 22-point manifesto, and one line…
  • It’s like a warning. Now, in his manifesto, he’s calling for national security to be a universal duty.
  • You know, it sounds like Israel.
  • not optional, not volunteer, mandatory, every one of us. Now, I know that anybody can argue either way that that’s good or bad. There’s… I’ve heard arguments both ways. I’m not personally for that, because I think that manages to, I don’t know, acclimatize somebody too much to the government, or become a
  • Some sort of way in which they can promote themselves on the person, create some sort of lifelong obligation.
  • But when you read all 22 points together, it starts sounding like… stops sounding like ideas and starts sounding like a system. Silicon Valley owes a moral debt. Tech must serve the state.
  • Calls consumer tech a distraction.
  • Can’t have everybody out there with that. Now, I don’t disagree with that, it is a distraction, but it’s still, you know, free market consumerism. It says free platforms and soft power have failed.
  • How… how… how is that the case, Jack? That sounds absurd.
  • Well, free… I mean, that’s the thing, these things fail on their own because they are set up to fail. Free…
  • platforms are like Google. Google tracks you.
  • from sunup to sunset, every single keystroke on your computer, if you’re connected to Google in any way, like you have… you have Google up itself, you have one of its millions of pixelated software platforms, you have YouTube up, etc. They… they can… Google knows every single
  • You have a Google ID?
  • So, these are free platforms, and they’re not free. You just don’t see how much it costs you. So, I…
  • I agree. Free platforms and soft power, which means free software, have failed, because they were never free. They were a lie to start with. But that doesn’t mean that you gotta get rid of, you know, third-party
  • pieces of software and let… and let…
  • people like Peter Thiel build all the software. Admits AI weapons are inevitable when someone will control them, and in this case, of course, it’ll be Palantir. Frame surveillance infrastructure is national defense. Yeah, and that’s total bullshit. That’s absolutely not…
  • 1984… on steroids. Suggest ending the voluntary-only military, which that was what we just talked about up here.
  • Society must share the costs and risk of war. You mean we… we share all the costs of war? I mean, the only benefits of war only come to a small group of people. All the costs are then distributed out over the rest of us. If a Marine asks for a better rifle, we should build it.
  • Calls out division, politics, and loss of national direction.
  • And now he’s just making a personal point here.
  • AI weapons are accelerating, at the same time, potential tensions are rising, it’s not random.
  • Because the same entity that tracks behavior, builds the infrastructure, and influences the ideology, then opting out isn’t really an option anymore, and people are starting to ask the question, is this a warning or a blueprint for a system already voted on?
  • surveillance company that has more than $2 billion in government contracts just released a 22-point manifesto that includes universal service in the United States military for every American, essentially calling for mandatory service. We’re going to go through this because
  • Setting off a lot of alarm bells, given how much power Palantir has within the current administration. Here are the first six points. Silicon Valley owes moral debt to the country that made its rise possible. Number two, we must rebel against…
  • It’s the tyranny of the app. Is the iPhone our greatest creative, if not crowning, achievement as a civilization? Three, free email is not enough. Four, the limits of soft power or soaring rhetoric alone have been exposed.
  • hard power, and hard power in this entry will be built on software, essentially mass surveillance. Five, the question is not whether AI weapons will be built, it is who will build them and for what purpose? Number six, national service should be a universal duty. We should, as a society, seriously consider moving away from an all-volunteer force and only fight the next war if everyone shares in the risk and the cost. 7. If a U.S. Marine asks for a battle rifle, we should build it.
  • 8. Public servants need not be our priests. 9. We should show far more grace towards those who have subjected themselves to public life.
  • 10. The cyclization of modern politics is leading us astray, and much more. You can read all 22 points on Palantir’s website, but this is setting off alarm bells amongst folks who are saying, well, Palantir has a lot of sway with the Trump administration. And this manifesto? Terrifying.
  • Yeah, there are a lot… there’s a lot of stuff in there. I mean, really, it’s literally the ramblings of an insane megalomaniac. I mean, I don’t know what Peter Thiel is. Part of me thinks he’s not actually human.
  • Why would Palantir be defining national policy? I don’t get it in the first place. I mean, that sounds very odd. They’re not cast in that role. Why should they be making these proposals in the first place?
  • Because they can, and because they are the… they are… they have the highest seat. If you see at the beginning of the presidency, who did Trump have in his office with him during his inauguration? It was all of the people from these AI companies. AI is the monster
  • that’s in the room under the rug. It’s incredibly dangerous technology in the wrong hands, and I’m not saying that AI couldn’t be an amazing thing. It is an amazing thing. I mean, you give that to the people who designed it, it’s incredible, but…
  • If you look at what they can do with it and what they’re doing with it, you see that you had Sam Altman, one of the most deranged, broken, crazy lunatics in the world, who just went to Saudi Arabia with President Trump to make a deal with the Saudis to build
  • A new data center there that would be somewhat the size of,
  • of, like, a small state and consumed the total power of the city of Miami. And you had Peter Thiel in the room, you had Elon Musk in the room, you had that Larry Ellison goofball freak.
  • And, they’re all there. They’re the ones that Trump’s hanging out with and getting laughs from and patting on the back. And that’s because they really run this system. I mean, I really literally think Trump is a front.
  • for this AI surveillance system that’s not being built for Trump. Trump’s just the guy out front, you know, barking. It’s being built for the… what people call the V system. It’s being…
  • built for the animals that are going to control us after Trump’s long gone. And so, they’re in charge, and Trump’s just the front man.
  • And that’s why, you know, I had built a good bit of data around talking about data centers tonight, because we have a crisis now in this country with data centers. And, you know, at first it was just a thing that we heard every once in a while, and like everything else in this world, everything’s moving at an enormous speed.
  • And all of a sudden, we have, data centers being built like… like there’s some… if we don’t build data for air, and we only have, you know, like, 6 or 8…
  • To get it done.
  • And, you know, so in the short period of time, let’s say from 2023 to now, the United States has gone from a few hundred data centers to close to 5,000, and you can’t really get an exact number, because I’m trying to write a…
  • a deep dive on this, and it’s difficult to get an exact number of the data centers, but it is possible to know that, you know, that it’s close to 5,000, and
  • And so some states, like Virginia.
  • the number of data centers that are in the state now, I mean, Virginia has 320 operational data centers, 136 under construction, and 498 more on the drawing boards, for a total of 954. You know.
  • Jack…
  • In the little state of Virginia.
  • These data centers consume so much water and energy they can destroy the country. We do not have the resources for all these data centers.
  • They’re destroying America, literally.
  • Nope.
  • insane, and we don’t need them, we don’t need them. NASA has every damn conversation, every email, they got it all, they got it all. Every single one.
  • We do not need these data centers. They’re all unnecessary, except for NASA.
  • I’ve discussed this with Bill Binney, man, God, I’m telling ya! He thinks this is insane, and he’s right!
  • 22 for Texas. 447…
  • for Georgia, 282 for Little Pennsylvania. And this is… I mean, and now we see that in states like, Minnesota,
  • What is the name of that town? Sheboykin? There’s two… there’s a Sheboykin… Sheboykin’s in Wisconsin, right?
  • Yeah.
  • But there’s another one similar sounding to that.
  • in Michigan, and it’s up near the Great Lakes. Anyway, that area was recently in a big battle with one of the companies over an enormously large data center, and they were able to get it turned down. And now… now they’re suffering from rains
  • You know, horrend…
  • rains. In fact, I put it in that article right there where that was. But the rains are wiping out the city that they wanted to put the data center in.
  • So it’s the same story as Lahaina. You know, they already had plans for the smart city for… before Lahaina went up in flames.
  • And so, this is the situation. They’re going to use weather to put these data centers, whether you like it or not. There was a video out a few days ago about an event where the city or the town or the people got together, and they had to have a meeting, a public meeting, and they had to put it in a
  • In a football-sized stadium, and they had 13,000 people there. They chanted so loud that nobody could speak.
  • You know, no data center, no to the data center, and and the city, or whoever it was, the county officials voted one by one. Every single one of them voted to put it in. And so, the point was that you can’t make them stop by just telling them to stop. They don’t care. And the reason being.
  • is because the towns get so much money from the data centers. Nobody else benefits. Sam Altman benefits, you know, Palantir benefit.
  • the money it takes to go into building them comes from the taxpayers. The resources they use come from the citizens, the electricity is paid for by the taxpayers in general, and at the same time, the city gets millions and millions…
  • and tax…
  • And, therefore, you’re not going to get these little, small-minded, tax-consuming, you know, degenerates to give up having all that money so they can hire more people and get bigger cars and more police and…
  • rich themselves, just because people don’t want the noise, they don’t want the water destruction, they don’t want the power destruction, and they don’t want the fact that you’ve got this building built right on top of the most productive land in the region, and at the same time, they don’t employ anybody. I mean, I just did the research, 35, no matter what the size.
  • And those people are specialized people, so they have a specialized background. Many of the jobs, I would say, I can’t remember that, but I think it was over 50% of them required more than 10 to 15 years of work there. They work remotely, so…
  • We…
  • I don’t even know exactly what’s going on. There’s a whole new world of thought about what really is happening in the data center. I mean, what do we need 5,000 for? Why are they all big concrete buildings? Why are they… you can’t see inside of them at all. They’re, you know, they’re big black buildings.
  • And and they make all this noise, and we don’t know what they’re doing. I mean, how can you have to have
  • something the size of 6 or 7 Walmarts, you know, 5, 600 times in Virginia.
  • for just cranking out some data. I mean, so you and I can talk to ChatGBT. There are people that think that they’re prisons. You know, there are people that think that they’re going to turn this into
  • some sort of way in which they can make a battery out of a person. I mean, there’s all kinds of ideas. But the bottom line is, we don’t know what’s going on in there. We don’t know whether they have holes in the ground to go down to the underground…
  • Why do we have to have one in Saudi Arabia? Why does there 6, no, nine in Hawaii? Why is there 6 in Alaska? You know, what does Hawaii need 9 data centers for?
  • And I don’t know, I can’t answer that.
  • I know that there’s something strange going on.
  • Jack, something is completely wrong. You’re absolutely right. Something is completely wrong here. This is haywire. It represents a massive conspiracy of some sort. We just gotta figure out what the eff it is.
  • Right.
  • Something weird is that…
  • Oh, no, right.
  • You’re 100% correct, 100%.
  • I watched a meeting, because I’ve been boning up on this
  • This woman stood up before this group, and explained what’s happened to her water, and the fact that her ground, which used to be used to plant stuff and sell it, is no longer arid… it’s so arid that it can’t be used, it’s like the
  • dust bowl, and all the groundwater’s gone, and then the water she tries to drink is polluted so poorly that she can’t drink it. She can’t even filter it. And she told.
  • Well, these people said.
  • And honestly, you can see it on their face.
  • Where does she reside, Jack?
  • She was in the Midwest someplace.
  • Really?
  • I would say Ohio. Yeah. And so, those people looked at her like, who cares? We don’t care a rat’s ass.
  • you know, move. And she’s… I saw another guy in Michigan…
  • Jack, she’s a modern-day Paul Revere.
  • Absolutely. There was a guy, I have the video of it somewhere.
  • Yeah.
  • Well, they’re doing it.
  • this guy in Michigan said that he can’t sell his house, and he can’t live there because of the noise. Now, you… he let us hear the noise. The noise of a data center within a few, say, 5 miles of it is going to be… for some people, it’s going to cause them to go crazy. They’re literally going to lose their mind, because it’s some sort of low-frequency, grinding kind of noise.
  • That never stops.
  • 24-7. And he said, I can’t keep my windows open at all, I can’t sleep at night, and
  • And what… and who does that benefit? The last point about this, if anybody’s listening, cares at all to talk about it.
  • Nobody. None of the people that live in the area benefit. They lose their power, they lose water, their power rates go up. I saw a black woman saying, my power bill… I live near one of these plants now, and my power bill’s $856 a month now, because they use up all the power. And,
  • And there’s other resources. They’re consuming all the silver. They’re consuming, you know, the precious minerals, rare earth minerals.
  • All the water! All the water!
  • What?
  • bottom!
  • The water’s just for cooling, and somehow they pollute it along the way, and…
  • Why not put it out by the ocean and…
  • Deal with the desalination on your own dollar.
  • But anyway, I don’t know what they’re doing, but I don’t think it’s what they tell us. And I know that, for a fact, that everything they tell us is a lie anyway. Everything we’re told is to shut up, go away. Yeah.
  • you know, you’re not gonna know. You’re not knowing that… I mean, I saw guys on TED Talk, people that aren’t stupid. Now, they’re maybe a little crazy, but they’re not stupid.
  • talking about, you know, Elon Musk said it too, and he’s a frontman for lots and lots of psyops, but, you know, they’re saying, you know, every time we fire up a data center, we’re creating a portal to demonic entities. Well, I don’t know if that’s true or not. It sounds weird to me, but regardless, it could be, because the thing is, we don’t understand this world at all, and now we know that everything we’re being told is a lie.
  • So, in my mind, it’s one of those things you have to say, you know what, that’s… somebody show us what the hell’s really going on. Let’s have a walkthrough. Not one, not two, not your demonstratable plants. I want to randomly be able to show up at any of them and get in.
  • Yeah.
  • Yeah.
  • I’m with you, Jack. You’re 100% on target.
  • Alright, now I wanna…
  • jump over to another topic of where we always talk about these people, and I try to
  • tell you about them all the time, you know, like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens and so forth. And they’re…
  • It’s the Jew world order, and that keeps them relevant, because if you’re not going to speak out about the Jew world order, you’re not really going to be relevant, and so…
  • I have always said that anyone who gets any airtime
  • on this machine that is our media is only there at the pleasure of somebody who controls it all. That’s it. There’s no other way. You don’t get… you don’t get lots of space on X, you don’t become viral on YouTube, nothing. Unless your message is something that they deem important.
  • And they’re going to use it in some form of a PSYOP. So I did… I mean, I stumbled
  • onto this research about Candace Owens, for example.
  • But it does bring up the question of, you know.
  • How do you end up being in a situation where you are Candace Owens, and you suddenly have the attention of the United States, or a certain large percentage of it, and a specific age group, too? Alright, so this…
  • This individual does a fantastic job of deep-diving these people. And he’s done it with Carlson, he’s done it with,
  • He’s done it with, Thomas Massey. Anyway…
  • This is a couple of different ex-posts, and they may… they came from the same thread, but I don’t know what the order is. Anyway, Candace Owens, anti-Semite of the Year, that’s what she was called. Yet she’s married to a Jew, launched her career under Zionist benefactors, and still cashes checks from Zionist-alleged sponsors.
  • Let’s connect the dots. Morton Klein and Mark Levinson
  • Look into the pedos who handed Candace her first career break straight out of graduation. Her husband, George Farmer? That’s another rabbit hole. And this is quite a rabbit hole. Candace met George in December of 2018 at Turning Point UK’s launch.
  • And 17 days later… 17 days later, boom, engaged over Skype. Seems more like a power play than a love story.
  • George Farmer’s daddy, Lord Michael Stayhill, that’s a Jewish name, Farmer is a former Conservative Party treasurer, a Pilgrim Society member, and a die-hard Israel supporter. Oh, and George’s mom, Dr. Jennifer Ann Pot…
  • She’s a Jewish immigrant from Zimbabwe, and you can look her up.
  • she’s still got medical facilities in South Africa.
  • Or they do some sort of treatment for people, whatever. I don’t know, I looked it up and tried to get more details. I wanted to see what she looked like. I don’t know if she’s black or white, but anyway, by early 2019,
  • George was already introducing Candace to his old buddy, Andrew Tate. Now, we know Andrew Tate’s another PSYOP, and you may or may not be familiar with Andrew Tate, but he’s somebody that specifically targets young males.
  • somewhere, say, 25 to late 30s. He’s unusually wealthy, he spends a lot of time in Dubai. He likes to talk about things that kind of connect, you know, Hitler and
  • anti-Jew ideas, but he has money coming out of his rear end. Anyway, Candace, to his old buddy Andrew Tate, who he’s been tight with for years, just a bunch of good old friends orchestrating anti-
  • Jewish narrative, and so that’s another one of those people that, that, like Lucas Gage and, what was that guy’s name up? Anyway, they’re people who go around and pretend to be anti-Zionist, but in fact, they actually work for them to create anti-Semitism.
  • And don’t sleep on Lord Farmer.
  • from… And I guess that’s the way he put it, from a 8…
  • pound a week, or whatever that is, clerk in London Metal Exchange in 1963 to co-founding Red Kite Group, a $2 billion metals trading firm. Farmer climbed his way into the House of Lords by 2014,
  • And and he says, elite much. So while Candace wears the anti-Semit of the Year badge, she’s busy riding shotgun.
  • And the same Jewish royal circle jerk that gave her wings in the first place.
  • She’s sponsored by GoldCo, the same as Stu Peters. Of course, Gold Co. is running
  • My Jews. Wake up. It’s all carefully staged production, the same hands pulling the same strings of your oppressors are the ones crafting your so-called saviors.
  • Zion controls your anti-Zion heroes. The entire opposition is handpicked to keep you trapped in a false hope, idol worship, and endless distractions. They flash the truth right in front of your face over and over, daring you to connect the dots. But you don’t. And you won’t. And reality is too uncomfortable, and the theater is too damn convincing.
  • The villains and heroes you cling to are on the same payroll.
  • If you’re cheering for the script, you’re part of the joke. So, anyway, this is Candace and,
  • Morton Klein? I don’t know. Where is that? Mark Lemonson. It’s one of them. Both of them are Jews.
  • And I don’t know who these people are, doesn’t matter to me, but… Alright, so I have a second article here on the same topic.
  • So, now, this is…
  • something that… this is Candace. Candace, I don’t know where the part of it is, but he asked Candace a couple questions, and she agreed to a couple answers. And she admitted that George cuts checks for TPUK, because, you know, this all gets back to the Charlie Kirk thing and eventually gets into that Erica.
  • PSYOP that’s bigger than all these people put together. But anyway…
  • they want… he’s asking, you know, they raise questions because of the pattern we’re tracing. TPKU… TPUK funding, how much did George donate?
  • Published amounts on the donor list for the RAC event.
  • Don’t know what that is. Transparency and speculation. Romanian Angels, that’s the one, Erica Kirk’s over there with, you know, the children, that they’re… they’re apparently running around the country, around the world, trafficking. If the allegations are false, an NGO registration, audits and placement records should be clean.
  • Candace Owens was involved with Peter Thiel and this company called Glorify, which was an anti-woke bank backed by Peter Thiel and Candace Owens.
  • And it folded after 3 months, and I don’t know anything at all about it. I mean, I only saw it there.
  • It’s also no surprise that Tate and yourself defend one another, just like others put on the show and slander one another.
  • Your father-in-law is Deputy Chair of the Council for Christians and Jews. This is, Baron Michael Stahill Farmer. That’s, George Farmer’s dad. George Farmer’s dad converted to Christianity at age 35, but he was Jewish before that.
  • Anyway, isn’t it odd, Candace Crown Antisemite of the Year, married into a family steeped in Jewish ties?
  • And the last look at that.
  • to putting…
  • the TPSU board on notice. I don’t think you do that to Allie Hanley, the same Allie who introduced you to George.
  • So, she got introduced to George through Trump. Your husband didn’t just show up. George Farmer’s Baron Michael Stayhill Farmer was Jewish until 35. He’s deputy chair of the Christians and Jews, cut the check for TPK,
  • a TPUSA UK, and even chaired it under Prince Michael of Kent, Grandmaster of Freemasonry.
  • And this just goes and on. As Ali Haley, she’s deep in it for decades, married to Lee Hanley, Reagan, and Trump’s money man, who also chaired the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The same…
  • seat that Tucker Carlson’s father had as the CEO.
  • And so, anyway, I’m just telling you, all of these people, clowns like Nick Fuentes and Ashton Forbes, they’re all here. They’re all in the same game of deceiving people, and…
  • And pretending to be opposition when they’re not.
  • And if you’re interested, you know, you can see and hear where she talks about Erica Kirk, and the money that was donated, and so forth.
  • But anyway…
  • Yes, my husband cut a check for Turning Point. That’s made him a chairman for a couple months. Her husband’s worth, by the way, $180 million. What exactly does that reveal? It reveals he was interested in politics, and similarly cut checks for Nigel Farage and Brexit, and more PSYOP.
  • Brexit was a big psyop.
  • And there’s… there’s other goodies in here, I’m not gonna waste your time reading it all, but anyway, I just thought I would… would bring it to your attention that the…
  • The…
  • I’m a huge fan of Candace and Tucker and Clayton, so this gives me a lot to think about, Jack. I’m glad you brought it up. It’s gonna take me a while to sort it out in my own mind, but, you know, these are important points to raise.
  • Couldn’t agree.
  • Yep, I’m gonna do the same thing, I would do the same research on Tucker, and I’m pretty certain that…
  • we’re gonna find the same loose ends, because he comes from the same type of family, already in the system, already had big jobs, appointments, and they’re all controlled by Jews. And so, that’s the way I look at it.
  • I’m just, you know, thinking about John F. Kennedy’s father, and the trouble that he had trying to work around Jews. You know, they’re very…
  • a few people
  • in the American history that were America first, that were also anti-Jew, and tried very, hard to, you know, produce, especially for, Jack Kennedy,
  • you know, he… they… his father produced companies that were intended to compete with the Jewish media system, but they ran it out of business. And, you know, they gave him trouble the rest of his life.
  • But, you know, the Kennedys then became involved, and RFK has just become completely deranged. I mean, there’s, I would say growing…
  • up in a trauma-based mind-control world with trauma all around him, fear of every imaginable type of how to speak and what to say about his dead relatives and so forth, and now he supports Trump’s
  • pick for, the new CDC chair, you know, someone that’s super pro-vaccines and tried to, make sure all the troops were vaccinated, and…
  • That sounds as though he’s been threatened, Jack, that…
  • Yep.
  • He doesn’t go along, he’s gonna be killed. Every member.
  • Absolutely, yep.
  • God.
  • And so he has to just go, like.
  • Obviously, that is not his sincere inclination.
  • Oh, no.
  • I wouldn’t think so. I mean, you can see that he’s been negative about vaccines for most of his life, but on the other hand, he’s off and on, off and on, and so he has to be like a punching bag, you know, let him hit him, he bounces back and does something he wants.
  • Anyway, alright, that’s all I got for tonight, 24 after 7.
  • Don’t lie.
  • We did an hour and some change.
  • That’s quite a load, Jack, quite a load.
  • Do you have anything that you would like to discuss?
  • No, I’m good, I’m good, I’m good, I’m just hoping we’re all gonna be here, say, a couple weeks from now, that…
  • The whole world won’t have gone up in a… thermonuclear cloud, and I wish.
  • Yeah.
  • I’m confident that won’t happen, but there it is.
  • I don’t think you’re going up in the thermonuclear cloud. The only way out of this one is through long-term struggle and sacrifice and pain. You know, you lose your resources, you’ve got to live in a 15-minute city, the power goes down daily, back up, that sort of thing.
  • Incredible, Jack. Much appreciated, my friend.
  • Alright, well, we’ll look forward to speaking to you next week.
  • I’m glad you had a great time with your daughter. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.
  • Alright, thank you.
  • I’m gonna talk to you next week. We love you.
  • Gotta jam.
  • Bye, Jim.
  • Me too.
  • Bye now.
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