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Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this episode?
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And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine. At the end of the day, the thing makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. It happens now. Siptastic. Better than normal. Well, let's check the science news to see if there's anything I can doge. And by that I mean save them some money. Oh, yes. Let's see.
The University of South Australia has determined that exercise of any kind can boost the brain power of people at any age. Huh. How could they have come up with that data without spending all the money? Is there anything they could have done that would save them all that time and effort? Yes. You could just ask Scott next time. Scott, Is exercise good for your brain?
Chapter 2: How can exercise boost brain power?
Well, according to every single study that's ever been done on the topic, yes. We were thinking of doing a study on the topic. You don't have to. You don't have to. It's been studied and studied. And it's also really obvious. You can tell by observing people and also in yourself. I don't know. We kind of want to do a study on this. Do you have grant money? Yes.
Well, maybe Doge should cut that grant money, even though you're in Australia. That's how good Doge is. It's going to cut things in Australia. Well, speaking of things related to Elon Musk, according to fizz.org, the X platform sales or the advertising revenue is growing. I'm not sure if they really know that, but they say it's growing. And, uh,
The reason behind the growth in advertising on X, according to this publication, is being driven by fear. Do you think they would cover anybody else's business this way? As if they know why people are doing it. So why are you advertising on X? Is it because it's a really good value for the dollar? Or is it because we imagine that you're afraid? Oh, now that Musk is friends with Trump.
Oh, we'd better advertise so we can bribe him with money. Because that works, right? Yeah, bribing him with money. No, it doesn't work. But anyway, good to see that the ad sales are up. Now, I promised you if you're on X, I made the promise that I would do some remote viewing today. And it's because there's a document that's been found. It's an older document.
Chapter 3: What is the significance of remote viewing?
But back in 1988, the CIA claimed to have confirmed... the existence of the Ark of the Covenant. And the way they did that was they used a remote viewer. Now, that would be a person who has psychic powers, where if they close their eyes, they can view things across the world or even across the galaxy, because time and space don't matter.
And so apparently some remote viewer did identify the Ark of the Covenant over in the Middle East. and said it was in a coffin-shaped ornate box. Couldn't be more specific than that, somewhere in the Middle East. And it was being guarded by entities. But I feel like that's the sort of thing you shouldn't just trust, right? You know, one remote viewer. Is one remote viewer a good source?
No, you need two. You need a second source. So I thought I'd do a little remote viewing for you, if you don't mind. preparing. Hold on. Be silent for a moment. I'm getting something. It's ornate. It's the size of a coffin. It's in a hole. I'm sorry. That was, yeah, that was, yeah, no, that wasn't it. That was just somebody's casket. Hold, let me go. Ark of the Covenant, where are you? Got it.
Got it. There it is. It's an ornate box. It's buried somewhere in the Middle East. I can't be more specific. I believe there's sand around, and it's being guarded by four entities. Four entities are guarding it. I think one of them, his name is Bob. Bob. There's Carl, the entity, and somebody whose nickname is Bip-Bop. That's weird. And Alex. Alex.
So the four entities guarding the Ark of the Covenant. Confirmed. Confirmed. Now, that probably will be national news by the end of the day, because, you know, if you only have one remote viewer seeing the Ark of the Covenant, that means nothing. But if you have two, that's confirmation. Yeah, that's confirmation. So we got that going for us.
Meanwhile, according to Reuters, the Supreme Court said it will not hear a youth-led climate change case. So the Supreme Court said, get out of here. We don't want to hear your 21 young people's case that the government has and their energy policies have violated your right to be protected from climate change. You know, your right to be protected from climate change.
Have you even read the Constitution? People, it's right there. I believe it's an article of the Constitution. It's one of those amendments or something. I'm pretty sure it's in there, right? No? Okay, maybe it's not in there. Meanwhile, there's a private Texas school that claims that by using an AI program, an AI tutor, that its students have rated it to the top 2% in the country.
Fox News is reporting on this. And the co-founder of the school, it's called Alpha School, says the students are learning better and faster, and they only spend a few hours a day talking to the AI. And then they're done with all their work and they don't even need to do homework because they're learning so fast. And then they spend the rest of the day doing passion projects.
Yeah, passion projects. Now, I don't know exactly what that means, but it sounds pretty good. So you do way less work and you get way more fun and you get way better grades. Now, the Alpha School is looking to expand. So it's got a few hundred students now, but it's going to expand across the United States. So that would sort of suggest it's a for-profit school, right?
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the COVID fraud case?
I don't know what a cocksucky virus is, but that sounds like a bad one. What kind of virus did you get? I got that cocksucky virus. It's spelled C-O-X-S-A-C-K-I-E virus, all one word. It just sounds like a cocksucky virus, which is absolutely the worst kind you can get. Ha ha ha ha. Or the doctors would chalk it up to, now this is a claim of Dr. Suzanne Humphreys. These are not my claims.
Lead poisoning or mercury poisoning. So they'd always have some answer to it. And then the doctor says the rise of polio, or what seemed to be the rise of polio, was directly mirror the use of toxic pesticides like DDT, she says. And she says the countries that still make DDT today is where we're still seeing the polio happen.
So let me say what I think a number of others of you have said or are thinking right now. Let me see if I can read your mind. All right, I'm going to read your mind. I've already done remote viewing. Reading your mind and you're saying, got it, got it. What you're saying is there was a time when, you would not have believed this story, right? This is not that time.
This is a time where I look at this. I mean, this is a really fantastical claim that the entire medical community didn't know that polio either was just not what they thought it was and the vaccine didn't make any difference at all. That's quite a claim. Quite a claim. But in 2025, to steal a joke from Joe Rogan, I'm not so sure the moon landing was real.
And by the way, I'm not so sure the moon landing was real. Like, I've actually been flipped. Even maybe a month ago, I was holding tough. It's like, come on. Of course the moon landing's real. I mean, you can see the assets up there. You can see, you know, people can still see that the, you know, some of the assets are down there on the moon's surface. How could it not be real?
And then I thought, well, maybe the pictures aren't real. I mean, maybe they landed something on the moon, but are the pictures real? Maybe they couldn't get good film on the moon or get it quickly. So maybe they filmed it separately. even if they did land on the moon, either with a person or without people.
So at the moment, I'm completely open to 100% of everything I've learned in history being fake. That doesn't mean it is, but I'm completely open to it now. There's nothing I'm unwilling to believe, no matter how crazy. And I'm going to put this on that list. I'm not going to say this is true. because how would I know?
But is it possible, within the realm of possibility, that polio could have been completely a fake hysteria? And the answer is, I hate to say it, But it's a little bit possible. It's just a little bit possible. I don't think it's the most likely explanation. To be honest, if I had to place a bet, I would bet that the vaccinations work and polio is real. But, man, it's not 100%, is it?
I'd love to tell you I'm super confident about that, but nope, nope. It's a little bit closer to a coin flip. A little bit closer to a coin flip. I see your comments and I'm just chuckling to myself. One of you is trying to get me kicked off of all social media platforms forever. I'm not going to take the bait.
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Chapter 5: What claims were made about the polio vaccine?
It's the most devious, weasel-like, despicable, lying pieces of shit that you've ever seen in your life. Norm Eisen and David Brock. Now, if you don't know about those two guys... Do a little research. They are not associated with good acts whatsoever. They are associated with the darkest, weaselly, just terrible, terrible activities.
And so sure enough, they're behind that, and they seem to be ready to go pretty quickly, surprisingly. And then... They used to have a, I guess, a subgroup of this American oversight called CREW, C-R-E-W. And according to the researcher, that was the lawfare arm or their effort to target Trump originally.
So there was a subset of people, probably lawyer-like people, who would do the lawfare going after Trump. Now, why is that important? Well, there was a member of that group, named Alex Wong, who is being accused of being the staffer for Ratcliffe, who added the journalist, who added Jeffrey Goldberg. So, and then, on top of that, the judge who's been selected for this, who was randomly selected,
totally randomly, is somebody named Judge Boasberg. Have you heard of him? Again, if you knew what was happening, you wouldn't know anything. If you knew who, you might know everything. So Boasberg, he's the activist judge who was blocking Trump from deporting violent gang members. He's the one who intentionally delayed the release of Hillary Clinton's email until after the 2016 election.
He's considered an activist anti-Trump judge. So pulling it all together, It does look like an op because none of us would really believe that Ratcliffe's chief of staff, if that's what he was, Alex Wong. Now, by the way, this is not confirmed that Alex Wong is the person who did it, that that's just an accusation.
But at the moment, since we know that Ratcliffe did not have any contact with, would not have had Goldberg's number on his own phone, and that a staffer was involved and almost certainly was the reason that Goldberg got added. And then you add to it, of all the people in the world, adding Goldberg was the most dangerous thing you could do. So of all the people in the world...
Just that one guy gets added. And of all the people in the world, David Brock and Norm Eisen had a lawsuit that seemed like it was practically ready to go. And of all the people in the world who are randomly selected to be the judge, it's this Boasberg guy. That is a lot of coincidences, my friend. Now, again, if you didn't know the players...
and you didn't know that the Alex Wong was actually part of the organization that is now suing them, it wouldn't look like it was necessarily a plot. But as soon as you know who the players are, it just screams. It just screams like it's a Rico plot. Anyway...
So now that we know that the big problem was the imaginary concern of what could have happened but didn't happen, I've suggested that Trump should create a department of imaginary concerns. And it would be only to handle Democrat complaints. And the new department could have imaginary policies to combat the imaginary concerns. So you would place things like climate change in there.
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Chapter 6: What is the Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act?
The prediction is not that they would violate it, but they would definitely claim the other side violated it, and then they would act accordingly, which is what's happening. How in the world do you ever reach a peace deal with the two most lyingest countries in the world? I mean, Ukraine is the least reliable country. honest country that isn't Russia.
So it doesn't feel like you can even make a deal. Because you need both sides to be at least honorable. I feel like we can make a deal with a lot of countries. And they'd say, we don't want to be that country that doesn't keep a deal. And the United States has broken some deals too, so we're not clean on this. But Who is going to trust either Russia or Ukraine for anything?
So I don't know how they get a deal there. And I was listening in other news. I was listening to Jeffrey Sachs talk about the Middle East. And he's sort of a, you know, stay out of the Middle East. It's none of our business. We're just making, you know, making permanent war. But he says there will never be peace in the Middle East until the Palestinians have their own country, basically.
But that's not possible because Israel has so many settlements now, there's no place that country could even be. And if you said, okay, you can take the entire West Bank and Gaza too, do you think that would stop the extremists from trying to take Israel proper? Why would it? I don't see why that would stop them.
So I don't see any possibility that you can make peace by giving Palestinians a country, unless that country included Israel and all the Israelis decided to move somewhere else, which is not going to happen. So there's no actual real-world situation in which you could do peace in the Middle East, which means permanent war. And then Sachs suggests that Israel essentially controls U.S.
policy and military, at least in terms of the Middle East, and will keep us in a permanent state of war because it's good for Israel. Sachs also says that the Houthis are no big threat to the United States. and if we just ignored them because there's not much, I guess there's not much U.S. shipping that goes through there anyway, which surprised me. I think I need a fact check on that.
But how many of you agree with him that we're in a permanent war that can never be solved, meaning that you can never solve the Palestinian issue, and if we're being wagged by Israel... then we'll just be in permanent war.
I worry that Trump has gotten himself into at least two permanent wars because one of the main things we liked about Trump is that he wouldn't be in war and he would end the ones we have. But I don't see him getting out of the Middle East and I don't see Ukraine wanting to end the war. I think Ukraine wants to continue. and maybe Russia does a little bit too.
So Trump's really got his work cut out for him. Now, my own opinion is, I've told you before, my own opinion is that when countries pursue their own best interest and they have the power to do it, of course they're going to do it. So if the Palestinians had all the power, it would be really, really bad for Israel. Right now, Israel has most of the power, And the Palestinians don't like it at all.
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