The BRUTAL Execution that SHOCKED Europe

Wes Castelhano (00:00.974)
Hi. Hi. Welcome to this edition of At the Mic. I am your host, Keith Malinak, and it's a little different today. It is a Thursday deep dive episode. I hope you're doing okay. Trying to get this chat going here. My goodness. Okay. So hopefully you saw the tweet. The plan was to do today's

Thursday deep dive with Brooke Jackson, Pfizer whistleblower who tried to stop the COVID Vax from ever being released into the wilds. And that the fallout from that over the last four years that she's been dealing with, we are going to talk to her. She is having internet difficulties today where she's broadcasting from where she's at. And so

We will reschedule that. I assure you, we will have that conversation. It's very important that we have that conversation with Brooke Jackson. So rest assured, we will do that on a Thursday deep dive. Now, if you saw the tweet that I just posted a few minutes ago, maybe we'll get Mr. Brad Stax from thedailymojo.com. It was, of course, a very last.

The Gare Bear, nice comment, I like it. maybe the internet provider. All of a sudden, who's this guy on the work site out here messing with our fiber optics? He's wearing a Pfizer golf shirt. That's interesting. Yeah. So this might be like an impromptu Barfleet where we just sit around and talk about the stories and the news and so on. It could be a drinks with Keith.

You could I might just be flying solo and then if that's the case then the show just ends up writing itself but what I am going to do is I'm gonna open up an audio space as well so we can kind of do this like a drinks with Keith thing and So if there's something you want to talk about something on your mind and ask me anything Now's your chance so I'm gonna open that up this is weird I went to try to do this and it wanted me to schedule it. I'm like, no, it's stupid

Wes Castelhano (02:24.813)
But I and now it won't even let me activate the audio space. It's got this weird like Schedule your audio space. Well now it's past two o'clock the time that it suggested. Oh my gosh Is it gonna make me pick a time in the future? How stupid is this? All right. This is aggravating as hell especially when I'm trying to do a Live stream. All right, so I told oh, hold on. Here we go. It's about to be scheduled for 203 central. Okay, I

I don't know what's happening here, but we may not get an audio space. Your space is scheduled. Tell people about it. Keep in mind, I'm working with a stylus and an old, old phone. I've lost my good backup phone. Yes, I'm the three phone guy. And so...

No, it's not gonna let me. Huh. Let's just start it. Let's just quickly start it before it, cause this is what's so weird. Open lines Thursday, start your space. Boom. Okay. It let me. Woo. Okay. Cause if after I titled it last time, it, it, there we go. Okay. Audio stream is, is active now and also being recorded. I hope y'all can hear me way over there.

But after I titled it, it was saying, it quickly doing the little automatic schedule your time for 2 o'clock. And I was like, no, I don't want to schedule it. can handle. That's the thing. I don't need a reminder. I am a responsible. OK. I'm a semi-responsible adult. I can keep a schedule. I know how to push a freaking button. So I don't know what this, I feel like such a boomer right now. OK.

So we have the audio version. If that's more convenient, we normally don't do that for the Thursday and Friday stuff. But now's your chance. If you want to chat, if you want to ask me anything or whatever's on your mind about the stuff on the news, and I have some stuff here I can get to, I want to give a special thanks as always to Hero Wes, who creates thumbnails, who makes sure that everything is accessible at youtube.com slash at, at the mic.

Wes Castelhano (04:45.515)
He puts the show on rumble. All that stuff goes live tonight at eight o'clock Eastern, I think. PM. Yeah, sure. And also the audio version on Spotify, iTunes, iHeart. All the links you need available at the Mike Show. look, it's right there. Dot com. Right there. Look at that. Huh? That's a fancy graphic right there. At the Mike Show dot com. OK.

Gabby, course, keeping the Instagram, rolling, always putting up good stuff over there. A lot of times she'll capture tweets that I have put out during the week and do like a little story or something. I don't know. And, so it does a good job with that too. So head over there to see what you've been missing over here at Twitter X whatever, you know, Jeffy, my coworker over the place, he told me today.

He said that searches for X now are.

outpacing for the first time searches for Twitter. So again, I'm looking for somebody and hang on a second. Wes, the internet issue isn't over here, just so you know. Thank you. See, he's a hero. He's in the chat and he's talking about me calling him over here to help. No, no, no. This was on Brooks end, the internet issue, but we will get Brooke. If you're, you're tuned in to see the shot whistleblower from Pfizer.

Brooke Jackson, she will join us in the not too distant future. We'll get that worked out as soon as her internet is restored. How about that? What was I talking about? yeah. So when I'm searching for somebody to see if they're on X, I don't want to type in their name and then X. I just, feel like that's not going to return what I needed to return as far as search results. So I still do their name and then Twitter and then like, okay, there we go. Got it. Yeah. So, but apparently searches for X.

Wes Castelhano (06:48.425)
Now outpacing searches for Twitter on Google. So that's neat. Last week at this time, we had a couple of former FBI agents, George Hill and Steve Friend. If you missed that, go back. I just wanted to talk about the Patriot Act. I wanted to really know what all the government can do. And as far as spying on us, collecting data on us.

and Intel gathering and what's allowed because representative Annapolino Luna of Florida is trying to get that defanged, the Patriot Act. And I thought, you know, we need a refresher course, myself especially, what all the Patriot Act allows the government to do. Short answer, if you haven't seen the show, it's well, a hell of a lot. So go back and check that out.

All the archives for the Thursday deep dives and the Friday live streams where we just hang out and watch animal videos and stuff like that. Get to know everybody. It's all those episodes are pinned at the very top of this X profile. There's an article there. You scroll down. It's, I mean, the article is getting longer and longer and longer. I don't know if there's a character limit. If I'm ever going to reach that, it'd be nice if Elon Musk and his crew.

could make a library for these live streams and for the audio spaces, that would be quite convenient. short of that, we just keep adding to that really, really long article pinned to the top. Don't forget the option today, the audio space, if you want to chime in with something over there, feel free. So there you go. Brad, probably napping, honestly. If he's a smart man.

that's what he's doing. But there you go. Maybe he'll join us. Otherwise, you're here. I appreciate it very much. And if you if there's something that you want to talk about, one thing I wanted to mention the Supreme Court today, I was just had it open on my phone. Where the hell's my phone? Well, no. no. I just turned into a Lizzo song.

Wes Castelhano (09:10.039)
me. Where the hell am I? It's right here. I found it. What did it say? It said something to the effect of, well, first of all, Florida, congratulations. I saw that notification just come through that they joined Utah as the second state to ban fluoride and drinking water. So that's awesome. And again, HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy made it clear yesterday that trying to

get rid of fluoride altogether, it's still good topically speaking, like on toothpaste or in mouthwash. You want to keep your teeth strong. It's the ingestibles that they're trying to get out, which, of course, would apply to tap water. Somebody actually sent me a message today and said, your filter on your refrigerator will get rid of that. I don't know. Is that right? I don't know.

depends on your refrigerator, I think. I might be wrong. But there is a, I I bought a filter for a pitcher. I don't know what I was thinking. I bought a filter for drinking water pitcher deal six months ago, and it's been sitting in the laundry room, just mocking me ever since then. For one, there's not room in the fridge. There's just too many leftovers and stuff. can't, there's no room for a pitcher of water.

The real estate inside a family refrigerator is at a premium. It's boardwalk on Monopoly. That shelf space inside your refrigerator. So I don't know what I was thinking. I was just in a mood. Maybe I think I watched a video about it I was like, you know what? That sounds cool. Let me do that. Let me get that. And well, now it just sits there because nobody in the house wants to go through, you know, the

Yeah.

Wes Castelhano (11:13.675)
New level of lazy, right? I'm the guy who bought it. Nobody wants to get the filter and then you fill it up with water like 25 times or whatever the hell it is. then, gosh, why did I buy that stupid thing? I think it's because, I think it's two things. I think I watched a video, I'm pretty sure I watched a video about this specific filter. But I think it was also, like I was going through like a little phase of like the water from the refrigerator was starting to taste funny. And I thought,

hey, you know what? Let's just and I do know you have to change the and I do change the filter on the refrigerator. Yes, it's been a while but I do that. I it's fine. Okay. Hey, the mama bunny. I was just looking over here. I don't know, man. She's she is gotta be bored. Doesn't even have a magazine out there. Just sitting around waiting for those babies to come out of the ground. If you're not familiar, just scroll down. I've been logging her behavior since Friday night is when we ran

didn't kill her bunnies, but two of the baby bunnies were dead at the surface. I was mowing and I mowed and it was right in the line, right over there. I'd been pushing that mower the first row for about 30 feet and then saw the two bunnies. They hadn't been attacked, the little babies. I think they drowned because we had such torrential rains last week.

And we verified that there was at least one baby alive in the little rabbit nest because Ezra was with me and he was picking up the dead bunnies with the Walmart bag, you know? And then I said, gently reach into that hole down there just to see if there's other dead bunnies or what have you. And he did. And you hear this little meep, meep, meep. And that was the baby bunny that was still clearly alive. Eyes weren't open.

Don't know how many are down there. We walked away. I've been giving mangoes and I've been giving grapes to the mom. Turned the sprinklers on on occasion. Yesterday, they predicted 107. I don't think it got up to that, honestly. It got to one something, but I'm just checking the thermometer right now. It's just off camera. I don't know if you can see this down there. See that? Okay.

Wes Castelhano (13:39.193)
it says it's hit 91 today, but it's only 88 right now and the clouds are moving in. So that's good news. And there is a bowl of ice water out there. know, like I put little cubes of ice out there every day. I know I'm a sucker for animals, man. So we'll see. She's just hanging around. She has not gone more than 20 feet from the nest. And

I see her in the morning when I leave for work like three or whatever the hell it is and she's out there. Like I intentionally turn the truck headlights toward the yard as I'm pulling out. There she is, man. I don't know. God bless her. So she's not going anywhere. And I read online that babies could be in there for around two weeks. So that would put us at another week, right?

that right? It was Friday. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, this could go on for a while. what's the other thing I saw the breaking news? Supreme Court, birthright citizenship, that's a mess. I printed up something on that. I think. I my glasses downstairs. I'm not gonna make y'all wait. That would suck. What did I do here? Hang on. Where did I put that? I thought I printed it up. Anyway,

Can we send her a pocket constitution? Just like a gift? That's what we should do. I'm sure it's been done before, right? Pocket constitution sent in mass to some politician, some congressman, some Senator, several presidents for the past 175-ish years. Hello, Andrew Jackson. Anyway, so I was reading some of the arguments in there.

Was it Alito? I forget. Anyway, we might get some fixes on Birthright Citizenship, but it doesn't sound like it's gonna get me this radical change. We'll see. We will see. Why didn't I use a Target bag? I see I love questions like this, okay? It's because I don't shop at Target.

Wes Castelhano (16:05.589)
So therefore I don't have.

Any Target bags at my disposal? Yeah, Hannah. Yeah, Art from Texas named Mama Bunny out there Hannah the bunny. Yeah, you're invested. OK, well, maybe I should have done this live stream. Maybe I should have done it from the nest. I mean, it's only 88 degrees.

Wes Castelhano (16:32.493)
ashamed on me. Opportunity lost. Am I right? I don't forget. Uh there's an audio space and I know if it's at this point if it's up up there down there but if you do want to uh chat uh with me and the masses and the millions of people to and then right now millions uh now's your chance. Now is your chance. I have got I need help. You guys are so good at

health information or suggestions or whatever. This has become sadly a routine, what I'm about to explain. So let me go back. Please don't freak out. I'm not freaking out. I don't want you to freak out. I'm just soliciting for advice. That's it. So it was Thanksgiving weekend. I can't remember if it Thanksgiving day. It might have been the

Thanksgiving Day, actually. We were up in Nebraska and we were hunting, pheasant hunting up there. And I had the worst damn headache. It's always right here. If you're listening, I am pointing to the right temple, headed back, whatever. It was so bad, I didn't even want to shoot. I mean, I just didn't want any loud noises. I went and walked with the guys and the family and just hung out, but it was...

bad and I've had a couple more really bad I guess they're migraines hell I don't know what they are I don't know so I've had three now since November but since Sunday now five straight days I get this it hasn't been as bad as those other three times but it's been like half as bad maybe gosh like right now I'm like turning my head I feel it

I know it's got to be sinus. It's got to be allergy related. It's got to be something. But the thing that's so weird about this, since Sunday, five straight days now, this pain has been at this exact moment of the day, 1 to 2 o'clock central time. It's like freaking clockwork. And then I will shove, I just put multiple Advil down my gullet.

Wes Castelhano (18:58.549)
I won't tell you how many, but I put multiple Advils into my system and I waited too long this time. I should have done it closer to one when it started, but hopefully it'll kick in. And eventually, know, on the evening, whether it's the Advil or something else, it gets better. I move on with my life, but there's that three or four hours there this whole week, man. I don't know.

just any advice please let me know. It's not a hunger thing, it's probably sleep. But I've been having no sleep since they put us on this damn early schedule in October of 2018. So it's not like, it's not like, just started not sleeping, whatever. Just thought I would throw that out there to the universe so that you guys can message me or comment here.

Or, my gosh, wait a minute, a Botox injection? Yikes. Yeah, Julie's got some good advice there. I don't know. Will it make me look fabulous? Maybe I'll get them in my lips and in my temple. yeah. Let's see, sounds like sinus. Yeah, anti-inflammatory foods. Onion, cayenne, garlic, turmeric, ginger, berries.

Okay, onion, no thanks. Cayenne, hell no. Garlic, ugh. Turmeric, I take turmeric, right? Yeah, I take a turmeric pill every day. Yeah, yeah, that's one of the. Ginger, okay. What about ginger ale? Can I have ginger ale? Berries, I don't mind the berries there to Garber. Okay, takes it for headaches. All right, well, I'll look into some Botox. I live near South Lake, Texas. It's gotta be the Botox capital of the world. It's got to be.

to be. So I'm sure there's plenty of places over there. Let's see. if Advil is helping. yeah. Okay. That's part of your thing. Okay. Gotcha. All right. breaking. that's the Florida. Speaking of towns in Texas, I do want to talk about Trump in the Middle East. But before I forget, since I just mentioned the towns in Texas here, this is this fascinating here. I just I want to

Wes Castelhano (21:26.542)
I'm old, y'all, and I don't have my glasses. See, that's the kind of... Hashtags. Hashtag things you say when you're old. I can't find my glasses or I don't have my glasses. Here we are. Okay, dear Lord. Before I read a couple of fun facts from this story, let me just throw this out there. The top, I'm gonna read to you the top 11...

populated cities in the United States. And this has got to be... this is just cities, right? Yeah, because Metro Atlanta is not on here. Because this is just city. This is stupid then. Why do I even have this list? Because Metro Atlanta would be higher than 11. Anyway, so this is just city limits. See, that's stupid because it's so arbitrary. The boundaries of a city. So now I don't even care about this list. New York City, L.A., Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia.

San Francisco, San Diego. Number nine is Dallas. Number 11 is Fort Worth. I just, and they're right next to each other. You know, it's just, it's two metro areas for the price of one. It's annoying. But, and now I know this is just the city limits because number 10 on this list is Jacksonville, Florida. And the city limits of Jacksonville, Florida are just ridiculous if I recall.

I'm pretty sure if I remember correctly.

y'all can correct me if that's wrong. So this isn't even Metro. This is city, city, proper. So anyway, but this story that I have here in front of me, it's got the fastest growing cities and there are no qualifiers here. It's not like big cities or whatever. It's any city and

Wes Castelhano (23:27.28)
Five of the top 11 are in metropolitan Dallas for.

You know, the traffic sucks here. The traffic does suck here in Dallas, Fort Worth, but it has nothing on Houston and Atlanta, other places that we've lived. So I don't know how, I mean, that is bad. It sucks. It really, really sucks in certain areas, especially, but it's nothing like Atlanta and Houston. But I thought this was interesting. So five of the top 11.

are in Dallas Fort Worth. 10 of the top 11 are in Texas.

And only one town in here is outside Texas, and it is in Massachusetts. But working our way up, it's Georgetown, Texas. That's down near Houston, at least along the coast. Manor, Texas. Amherstown, Massachusetts, checking in at number nine. But then these are metro area, Metro Dallas, Fort Worth, Forty, Texas, Anna, Texas, Princeton, Texas, Melissa, Texas. And then we've got Manville, Texas.

Roy City, Texas. What is it? Fulshar, Texas. then Selena or Selina, Selena, Texas, another Metro. But it's all chick names around here. Selena, Melissa, Anna. mean, that's odd, I think.

Wes Castelhano (25:08.39)
Uh but I'm surprised that that isn't more spread out as far as I mean, I would have thought fastest growing cities. Where's Colorado or Idaho or hell, Georgia? Uh where else comes to mind y'all? North Carolina. I'm surprised didn't make that list. Uh you want to some other really fast Tennessee. Yeah, there's no Tennessee like some metro Nashville town in there.

I wanted to talk to Brad about Nashville. He just got back from there. And I some questions about Nashville. that mayor there. What the hell? That guy is not good. See, I like that perspective. Yeah. In fact, though, Pat Gray, Mexican spy. And that's Gabby. That's Gabby who runs Instagram.

She says better than Middle Eastern names. that time's coming especially the Texas that time is coming and in fact, I think one of these towns I can't remember I think Anna or Melissa One of them. I don't know they that's one of them where the Islamic Revolution is happening in our own backyard So that's So that's one of those towns. Yes, it is bear with me here

I'm going to play technical engineer too. Hang on. Hang on.

I was about to say it would totally be worth it. Actually, it's nothing. I'm just making sure. Okay, cool. Here we go. I think. Hi. To quote Butt-Head, testes, testes, one, two, three. Yeah, I think it's good. Okay, so I love the way President Trump is being treated in the Middle East. It's long overdue to see a president treated with respect by that part of the world.

Wes Castelhano (27:16.09)
Do respect. Can you imagine if this just, there are so many times already in this second term of Trump where I try to envision Joe Biden in a similar setting. Holy crap. I feel like if Joe Biden were over there right now, Iran would have probably been lobbing weapons at us while he was touring the Middle East.

Holy crap, seriously. But it's good. It's good to see this kind of respect. In fact, I want to show you all, did you see the, I can never remember its name without looking at it. It's the Burj Dubai, right? The world's tallest building. Have you seen how they have that thing lit up over there? Look at this. Let me see if I can get this on the screen here. Boom. Look at that. Huh? mean, that's, that's spectacular. That is lovely. If you're listening, it's red, white, and blue. It's the American flag.

got the field of stars, the top half, and then the red and white stripes, the bottom half. I think that is spectacular. And then in fact, if I can get to the next picture here, won't show me. Yeah, it says UAE welcomes US president. I mean, that is, that's beautiful and that's cool and I dig it. So thank you for that.

a spectacular welcome. So I'm obviously a complete and total hypocrite when I say I love the way they are treating our president.

Wes Castelhano (29:02.224)
They better treat him like that.

Wes Castelhano (29:08.152)
and he signed all these agreements. I'm not gonna lie. little part of me, it's, well, okay, let me back up. There's a lot of part of me that's suspicious of a lot of these leaders in that part of the country, hell, the entire world for that matter. But then there's a little part of me that's like, maybe they're being too nice. Like what's...

What's the deal here? Obviously Trump loves to be complimented. He loves the lavish stuff.

and he's taking notes obviously wherever he goes every palace every every every foyer he stands in he's he's having somebody take notes before they head back to the white house yeah gonna be some construction projects back home when he gets here but i don't know this little

I don't know. Am I just too pessimistic? Am I too negative of a person to think that, what's the deal here? Why are we, I don't know. I mean, some of it seems over the top, it's the way they live over there. They're drowning in oil money.

They got more money than they know what to do with. So of course everything's going to be gold plated and as elaborate as can be. And let me just say on behalf of the United States of America and the William Carrier family, the inventor of air conditioning, you're welcome.

Wes Castelhano (30:54.82)
because oil money and air conditioning changed that part of the world forever. Because can you imagine, if that's not, it's so, it's, well, I mean, it's climate controlled, so cool. But these could be the most elaborate looking designed palaces, which they are, ever, which they are.

But who gives a crap if it's not climate controlled in there? So congratulations on having air conditioning, think an American. But let's see, the breaking news today is that Trump says that US and Iran have sort of agreed on the terms of a nuclear deal. hold on. Let me balance that out with Putin didn't show up in Turkey for the conversation.

with Zelensky on hopefully ending the Ukraine-Russian war. Trump says, look, Putin wants to meet with me first before he sits down with Zelensky. I hope that's all it is. I haven't had a chance to really look into that. I had really important things going on this afternoon, obviously. I was sitting here trying to put a show together. mean, I was actually watching the Atlanta Braves.

They've already won today. So that's already taken care of. And the Oilers have already, you know, finished their series. They're moving on to the Western Conference Finals. In other words, I got nothing keeping me up late tonight. So that's helpful. Maybe, maybe I can get this headache to go away. So, it's, it's been what seems to be a very fruitful trip for the president and for the United States of America. And,

Wes Castelhano (32:55.314)
I'm just reading these quotes from Trump says, they're not gonna make, I call it in a friendly way, nuclear dust. We're not gonna be making any nuclear dust in Iran, end quote. That's good stuff. Am I being a little too sensitive to think that...

Do I have a right to be suspicious? Is anybody else concerned about why they're being so nice to Trump? Is it out of fear and respect for the United States again, which I hope it is? Or is there something else? Seriously.

Wes Castelhano (33:38.048)
Just a reminder, my guest Brooke Jackson will join us. We rescheduled the Pfizer vaccine whistleblower. Don't you worry, that conversation is going to happen. Man, I got...

I got some deep stories here that I wanted to pick Brad Stagg's brain on. Now I'm gonna pick your brain on and I really I want you to go to the audio space and chime in if you if you have a comment on these next two stories. Let me see if I'm gonna get to these here. Hang on. see here. Did you see hold on before I move on from Trump in the White House and stuff. Did you see I didn't talk about this a few weeks ago.

that the White House floor plans were improperly shared with thousands. I'm sorry, did you see?

Hold on, hold on. Julie just made a comment. I want to address this before I forget. Today on Pac-Ray Unleashed, my day job over at the Blaze. And then we carried over into overtime a conversation about the little girl who gave Trump flowers and was promptly escorted off of the pathway. And then you hear these loud sounds. I saw another video today after overtime where

it's clear the audio is coming from a different part. The microphone isn't necessarily right there. so it's a happy ending, Julie. Hang on. So it almost sounds like military orders, and then something falls. I don't know. But over time, it looked and it felt like maybe the girl was...

Wes Castelhano (35:28.314)
being taken to task off to the side for stopping right in front of the president of the United States and then not moving and then handing him flowers. It just it seemed a little unplanned. I don't know. So they escort her off the site. Now I just I should have had this video ready, but as you as the video continues and Trump continues walking and if you have no idea what I'm talking about just indulge me for a moment.

I just want everybody that's invested in the safety of the little girl that was escorted out of Trump's path. You see her for just a split second as the camera continues to back up and follow Trump down the little walkway at the airport. And I do see her off to the side and nobody's bothering her. Like they just, actually they just abandoned her. They're like, get out of the way. And then everybody moved on. Like, so there's no, I don't think there's any, now the lashes may come later.

but at least from my vantage point, the camera that I saw, she was standing off to the side and she didn't have the flowers anymore because remember that guy came in and scooped them away from her. And so the guy with the flowers goes one way and the little girl goes the other way. And then she's just standing there like behind the little soldier guy there. So I think we're good. I think the little girl in the United Arab Emirates is doing okay now. But they...

this was something I think it was the Biden administration. They were doing work with a I don't want to read this whole story and I read it a few weeks ago but it was almost like it was a Google Doc or something. I mean so you can if you use Gmail or something you have Google Docs and they had like the floor plans that were up there because they were the Biden administration had done some work with a contractor or something

And so the floor plans for the White House were just sitting out there. And I think it was just a public publicly available like, you know, you can set permissions. And I think anybody that had this address, if I remember correctly, I'm just scanning here. Anyway, so there you go. We had the basically the.

Wes Castelhano (37:47.044)
the floor plans blueprint of the White House, which I've never looked for them. They might be publicly available in some form, but my gosh, my goodness, hold on a second. Listen to this. Let me read this sentence to you.

There is so much incompetence in our government. It's just like, I don't even know how we survive as a nation. The level of incompetence on all levels of government, you know, from nation, state, city. Listen to this, y'all. The information shared also included the details of a proposed blast door.

for the White House Visitor Center. Wait a minute, isn't that?

trying to think back to 9-11. It's under the Capitol where that, right? I forget. Record show as well as bank account information for a vendor. Oh, not my problem. Who assisted with a Biden administration news conference. Why are we paying people to? All right, hang on a second. This is called the show prep on the fly. Bear with me, please. Oh, none of the...

Okay, this is the other thing. None of the files contained classified information. Okay, Pete. sorry. Okay, wow. I don't know what's classified anymore, but apparently nothing is. Apparently we're allowed to know everything. Let's see, this is April 14th. Okay, so they limited, okay, then it says they took steps to limit access the next day, by the next day, should have done it the next hour.

Wes Castelhano (39:35.59)
Which basically means they made it a private, like, whatever. You know, an admin or whoever can access it only. Let's see here. I'm just looking here to see what was the thing that I got hung up on back there, y'all? I have ADD. Undiagnosed, I'd like to point out, but I'm pretty... It should be pretty obvious. What was I looking up here about the... Oh, yeah. Why are we... Why do you need to pay someone?

for a freaking press conference at the White House. I'm just checking here. my gosh, those files that I'm referring to y'all, they've been up there for years. But again, what are the chances? In theory, someone could take that link, pass it around if it was a public, if it was anyone. I can't even think of the terminology when you create a Google Doc.

Anyone can access a type thing. my gosh. Listen to this y'all. See, you can thank the Trump administration for realizing this was up there online because the office of inspector general learned the inappropriate sharing last week during an ongoing, this is April, ongoing security audit of the agency's use of Google drive according to the records. my gosh. You know that this was not the only thing.

that was overshared.

I want to say this is par for the course for the Biden administration. This is par for the course for any administration. This kind of just being fast and loose with important stuff.

Wes Castelhano (41:21.535)
Okay, I want to run this by you and see your thoughts on this. is

Yeah, right. Hold on, pack rain mexican spy It's hard to believe they're so incompetent stuff like this happening, right? That's the thing See, that's the thing with you could do that with everything Something like a google share drive That was just you know unlocked and available for anyone right down to something like kovat like Are they just were they so incompetent?

How could something like that happen accidentally? And don't even get me started on the aftermath. The aftermath is I'm just talking about the initial release. Boy, we need to do a poll. This is where I need my third phone, y'all. Hang on a second. I'm going to post a poll right now. See, you were here for the genesis of this poll. And see, this would have been perfect with the conversation. And I'll have these results for when Brooke Jackson

joins us in a couple weeks here. I gotta get a locked down here. COVID-19, this is the poll. You can go vote right now if you like. As soon as I finish it up here. Was, oops.

was released, not created, was released, da, da, da.

Wes Castelhano (42:54.907)
On accident. On purpose.

So I know it's not created, released, on accident, on purpose. man, I've got to vote. Let's see, let's see, cause I'm not allowed to vote, cause I made the poll. So you're going to have to vote for me. And let's just see if what I would have voted. Let's see how that does in early returns. It's sending, sending, sending. All right, it's posted.

So if you wanna scroll around or whatever you do here on the old timeline, go and vote now and I'll have results here any second now.

Don't forget we have an audio space as well if you'd like to chime in there.

y'all. I don't know if I wanna employ the grimace glass today with this headache. It's not gonna be drink. Drinks water with Keith. Mmm.

Wes Castelhano (44:03.871)
Sorry, Grimace. You're gonna have to be sad over there. Here's, here's, see, here's, see, he's empty. He's sad. See? Now, if I had vodka in there, that same picture, we could say Grimace looks happy or drunk. It works either way. He looks whatever, he's like Barack Obama. Grimace is whatever you want him to be. See, does he look sad?

Yes, he looks sad. Actually, you look stoned, bro. Look at that. He looks high.

Wes Castelhano (44:45.321)
Sorry. Sometimes I just entertain myself. You know what? Before I get to the deep constitutional questions, just hang on a second here. Hang on. I might or might not get to those. I might need Rebecca and Brad to chime in on those. Because you want the heavy stuff on Fridays with the Friday live stream. That's when you want to pull out the deep philosophical questions. Here's a question.

Okay, hold on. I seriously, I'm not playing dumb. Trust me. I don't need to play dumb. And I refuse to, I refuse to do too much looking around here. Cause I don't, I don't care, but I do care. I care enough to want to know what the hell is being referred to, but not enough to try to apply it in a sentence. Okay. And what I'm referring to is this term that I keep seeing everywhere.

Woke right. What the hell? Can someone please explain to me? And I mean, two sentences maximum. You can either go to the audio space and raise your hand over there, or you can put it in the comments section here. Whatever. I'm just saying, I feel like I need some knowledge here, since I'm seeing it everywhere. And it seems stupid, just reading between the lines.

but just give me an idea of a personality or somebody famous or somebody that would qualify as woke right. Just keep it simple or seriously an attitude. don't know, just something you can just give me an example. This is an example of being woke right, Keith. I'd appreciate it. Oh, let me check on that poll. Let me just see it. Early returns are in and I mean early returns, 88 to 13.

People say that it's on purpose, was released. COVID-19 was released on purpose.

Wes Castelhano (46:54.813)
Your Honor, think the.

The primary evidence of that is the January 2017 speech by one Anthony Fauci, who sucks and telegraphed, didn't telegraph outright said that President Trump would have to deal with a pandemic. And don't forget he made a similar claim.

Or was it was it no it was no it was it was what's this bucket hang on a second I Just got this message here This is how? Okay, okay. So alright, okay, so

The only way I understand woke right can I can I say the name of who sent me this? But it's a it's a tweet from Bridget. I can never remember how to pronounce her last name. Tassie. Anyway, so her. Her tweet back on April 24th. Wow, is a screenshot of this tweet and it says people on the right calling each other woke now that the left went to blue sky.

Or she calls it Blue Cry, which is very funny. Yeah, there you go. Can you see? You see that? It's a Spider-Man meme, if you're listening. so, yeah, that's fun. Okay, yeah. Okay, thank you, Gabby. Thank you for enlightening me. I still don't know, because yeah, it's Spider-Man and he's pointing at him and it's like, hey, you're woke, right? No, you are.

Wes Castelhano (48:43.903)
Your mom's woke, right? That's always a showstopper when you pull out the your mom card. OK, so I don't know. Does anyone else have any kind of explanation, anything to help me understand what the hell is meant by a woke right? OK. This is this is I read this story, which when you hear me say I read this story, that's a big step for me.

to read the entire story. Normally, I'll just skim it. I'll highlight a few paragraphs. I'm like, yeah, I got this. I'm good. Whatever. Let's talk about it now. And then we'll start talking about it, especially if I have Brad or Rebecca or a guest here. I'm like, wait a minute. I didn't read enough of this. Hang on. And then I discover on the fly. I've read this article. And the headline is, Feeling Lonely? Why Your Hearing May Pay the Price.

I gotta read this thing. What a wild study this is gonna be, am I right? So here are the three bullet points at the beginning of the story.

12-year study of nearly 500,000 British adults found that loneliness increases the risk of hearing loss by 24%.

All right, well, I'm intrigued. That's freaky. I mean, it's 12 years I studied these people. And if you're lonely, then your hearing loss risk goes up by 24%.

Wes Castelhano (50:23.327)
That's silly. Sensoria neuro, nailed it. Hearing loss affecting the inner ear and auditory nerves was most strongly linked to loneliness. Okay, that was a second bullet point. are good. Third bullet point, women and those experiencing economic hardship appeared most at risk, highlighting loneliness as a key public health target. Now, what I could do is I could read to you some parts of this story.

Wes Castelhano (50:56.767)
But I don't want to because it sucks. And the bottom line is they don't know why, but they think that if you're lonely, you have a higher risk of being losing your hearing. Okay. Just like the headline said, that's basically we just run in circles on this story. Let me read this a little bit. Lonely individuals.

tend to engage in riskier behaviors like smoking or physical inactivity. But these didn't fully explain the hearing loss connection in this study. Instead, economic hardship appeared to play a bigger role accounting for about 16.6. So in other words, hold on, let's stop for a second. Economic hardship played a bigger role. But what's the sexier headline? Being poor.

may help you go deaf or whatever, right? See, because the headline they went with is, feeling lonely? Why your hearing may pay the price. Now, a lot more people are going to click on that. We're kind of a distant society, and we have trouble making connections. Everybody feels like they're on an island at one point or another. But if they had put, are you poor? Why your hearing may pay the price? It's probably not going to get as many clicks.

Although, more of us could identify with that than the low-linked. Anyway, what else did I highlight here and shouldn't read because the story is done. Hang on, I had another paragraph in here. Let me just see.

Okay, this is so stupid, y'all. This is the researcher's note. Now, I like that. It's in the paper somewhere, right? That line. So it's not a direct quote from somebody, just buried in the research paper when it says, quote, accumulated evidence suggests that loneliness can lead to socioeconomic adversity, which in turn contributes to adverse health outcomes. I mean, this is the dumbest damn thing I've ever seen in my life. This could be, you fat? It's probably because you're poor.

Wes Castelhano (53:09.695)
Are you filling the blank? It's because you're poor. I mean, it's because I don't even want to. I've already read enough of that story. I should just please stop. Julie, do you feel enlightened now that I read that? OK, I've got a question for you. I'm going to do another poll. this. You're up to 91 % that COVID was

on purpose was released on purpose. We know it was created on purpose, which stands to reason that it was released on purpose. Why are you going to just create it and just let it hang out in one of those broken down freezers there in the old Wuhan lab? Hell no. OK, so here's my next poll question here. And I would love to see comments or people get on the dad gum audio space to answer this question. This is going to take me forever to write. See?

A good host would have already had this damn thing ready and I just had to hit post. But I said a good host would. If you could time travel, okay? And this is gonna be wordy. I'm just gonna warn you right now. And spend two weeks in another time.

Would you...

Wes Castelhano (54:39.583)
Go forward to, what is it, 2325? That's 300 years, right? My math is perfect. Go back to 1725. Huh? You wanna go to 2325 or 1725? And I guess it depends on where, right? This is kind of dumb, now that I think about

If you could spend two weeks another time, would you go forward to 2325 or go back to 1725? And again, let's just say the United States, right? because we didn't even exist then. You'd be hanging out in the colonies. What a dumb question. Let's see how many people respond to it. That's fun. Let's see.

It's exciting and it's unknown. I'm sorry, it's exciting, but it's unknown. 2325. And technically 1725 is going to be unknown too, but you got a little bit of knowledge there, but you got to spend two weeks. You got to hang out. You're going to hide. You're going to enjoy yourself. I got a headache. That's all right. So I'm going to hit send and stop debating it. All right. So y'all can play with that one if you'd like. Let's see what you think. Because I found this story. This is something else,

I'm gonna ask Brad and Rebecca this tomorrow because Brad's a twisted freak. Rebecca's a Viking who joins us from Norway. So I feel like both of them will have an interesting perspective and I don't wanna spend a lot of time on this today. Cause I wanna save some of the fun for them tomorrow.

I don't how to pronounce this guy's name, but it's the year 1470. Okay, this is what I'm saying. It may be more risky to go back in time than to go forward in time.

Wes Castelhano (56:44.319)
Georgie Doza was a Hungarian revolutionary. yeah, I forgot to tell you this. The headline of this is Worst Death in History and it was suffered by a Hungarian rebel and his name was Georgie Doza. Y'all, the kids don't need to... The kids need to be doing something else here for a few minutes. Holy crap. And when I bring this story up tomorrow for Brad and Rebecca, again I say...

the kids will need to be doing something else. Cause this gets, this gets heinous. Uh, okay. Hold on a second. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Before I read about the worst death in history. Uh, hold on a second. Let's see. Leslie O'Neill says the way we're going, I don't think we'll be here 300 years from now. Oh yeah. So you're going to go back to 1725. That makes sense. Okay. Yeah. Uh, you know what?

Wouldn't you want to go back to 1776 or just, I don't know, 1780s, somewhere in there where you just kind of help the founding fathers. Not saying they need our help, but you just might want to tell them about some hypothetical situations that may come up in the future that you'll want to be a little bit more specific in the Constitution. Just a thought. Julie, why are you picking 2325?

Just curious. is just the, because you know what? Hold on a second. See you now. Hold on. This is why, let me just tell you, this is why I suck at fantasy football.

It's because I draft players that are so young and have so much potential and I'm so excited for what they could be that they never become. And then I suck because I don't hold on to the veteran players long enough. I don't go after them in trades enough. And so I'm always, this is why I'm a terrible gambler too, right? You don't hold on to what you've got already, you know? So, so.

Wes Castelhano (58:49.885)
I think the same applies here with the future and the past thing.

I know, this might be too deep. I have fantasy football analogy here. But 2325, we're hoping that it's gonna be just so cool and awesome and not some dark dystopian wasteland.

probably going to get the dark, dystopian wasteland. There's probably no United States of America at that point. I'm sorry to say, well, hell, newsflash, Keith. There's not a United States of America in 1725 either. But we at least have a base knowledge. here's another. I'm going to throw you a curve ball, Leslie. Let's see if Leslie changes her answer here going back to 1725.

Wes Castelhano (59:35.807)
We hold on a second. No, no, this would be no, this is actually let me see if if Julie wants to change her answer. We're going to 2030 23. Good night. I'm Joe Biden it right now, y'all. So what I'm thinking is you would have more knowledge maybe you could use to your advantage being a time traveler going to the past than being.

300 years behind the curve if you're going to the future. You see what saying? I don't know how helpful that could be for you, but I feel like you would have more of an advantage going back in time.

And like, look at me. Let me introduce you guys to non-fluoride water or something. don't know. No, no, don't. You could be the Ben Franklin. You could be like, check this out. I'm going to discover something that you guys are going to get a lot of use out of. It's called electricity. Just somebody got a kite. Let's see here. Yeah, that's exactly what I felt like right there. I'm sorry.

I'm struggling my head. It hurts. But yeah, you know the thing. Okay, hold on a second. What is this? I want to, let me, hold on, hold on. This is a, I love giving you guys behind the scenes stuff. I'm going to be completely honest with you. Like I'm having such a hard time seeing that I have to put it on the screen on the big picture. The first time I'm reading it, it's the first time you're reading it.

I swear this is water. I want to be in a wealthy family with medicines that were available. Yeah, but see you can't. That's what I'm saying. Like you can't take anything back with you. Hey, have you guys ever seen, I don't know, if you haven't seen it by now, I'm going to ruin something for you. Sorry. And this is the guy who doesn't see anything, but 11, 22, 63. I need to go back and watch this. It's only like eight or 10 episodes. think it's on Hulu. And it's that, what's his name? James.

Wes Castelhano (01:01:49.951)
Anyway, he goes back to try to save. I'm not going to give away the big story here, but he goes back to November 22nd, 1963 to try to save President Kennedy's life. And I won't tell you that part.

But I will tell you that he ends up back in the 60s with an iPhone. Oh, damn. That's kind of cool. I mean, what are you going to do? What are you going to do with this thing? So you can just watch it. You just need to watch 11, 22, 63. And so what I'm saying, Leslie, you don't get to go back with all the medicines. And you don't.

You don't get to go back with your iPhone. Okay. wait a minute. Yes, I feel like we would know nothing with AI. Yeah. my gosh. That's another show. See, I watch more shows than movies, which is weird if you think about it. And it's about to get even weirder here. And I'm not even under the influence of alcohol. don't have a lot of time. You know when I'm watching shows? It's in the shower. Am I the only person that puts a show on in the shower?

Just hang out there for half an hour. Be like, I'm paying for this water, damn it. Anyway, so I mean, that's how I get through these shows. It's a multitask. I can't sit down. It's very rare that I will just sit down and watch a show. At the very least, I have to be eating or something, you know, but I got to be doing multiple things at a time. It's I don't even know if we got into this, the popcorn brain thing. You might be down here somewhere still. I think I briefly talked to.

Rebecca and I talking about that last week. can't remember. Anyway, it was in the stack. Popcorn Brain, you know, just you gotta be doing multiple things. I know ADD, right? But now it's got a new name because Popcorn Brain sounds so much more acceptable, polite company than ADD, whatever. So it's just like, it's a story about how we are now wired to be doing constant multiple tasks at a time.

Wes Castelhano (01:04:03.829)
And of course, we end up doing a shitty job with everything, you know, because we're not focused on. And before you know it, you're leaving blueprints from the White House on a publicly accessible Google Doc. anyway. Yeah. so what I started to say, you talked about AI. What's that one story that's based in Vancouver, y'all? You know, what is that?

What's that story? Or is that show Vancouver, British Columbia, and it's like 80 years or so in the future. And then there's another show called Travelers. And when I'm when I'm going off of Leslie is the whole AI and the future of AI. And these shows were written. These things came out.

They were very forward thinking, I'll say. And before AI had advanced to where we are today, mean, these were, what was that? What's the damn show? Hold on, somebody knows it. I feel like it starts with a V. I don't know. yeah, that's a good point, Julie. If you went back with all that knowledge, you'd be burned alive like the witches. That's fun.

How's that show? I wish I were lit Mandalorian Patriot and it's EI. See, it's I before E except after C, weird and Keith. Okay. So you remember it. I have a four E except after C, weird and Keith. Anyway, I am not lit. I don't have any excuses right now. I'm just headache and tired. What is the show y'all? I think it starts with a V, come on.

I'm gonna Google it right now. Hang on. Vancouver Future Show Continuum. I don't even need to look it up. I remember it on my own. Yay. I still looking it up though, just to make sure. I don't know. I think it's a continuum. You know what I could have done instead of typing out all that shit, I should have just typed continuum.

Wes Castelhano (01:06:21.259)
Yeah, Continuum. So I would recommend Continuum, and I would recommend Travelers. I think it's Travelers.

Check them out if you like futuristic like yeah the worst death in history

Sorry. That's not quite as impressive as the way Rush Limbaugh used to address that. So, see, this isn't as fun as...

and my formerly nicotine stained fingers. Okay. So the guy's name, was it? my gosh. That's why they burned him. Did bad things to him. His name was Georgie. That's what I got there. See this? Let me see if I can, this on the screen. This is not going to be a pleasant story. I've given you plenty of warnings. Hang on. I haven't checked the popcorn brain. Popcorn brain standby.

Okay, so on purpose, COVID-19 was released. That's 89 to 11. That'd be one hell of a poll. That's what she said. Okay, if you could time travel and spend two weeks in another time, would you? Oh my goodness, this is incredible, y'all. Go forward to 2325, go back to 1725. 1725 is winning, 51 to 49. Can I just say?

Wes Castelhano (01:07:46.795)
When I put the few weeks back, the pull up, which Eagles song do you like better? What did I put up there? was Hotel California. Was it Take It Easy? Was that the other one?

That thing was 50-50 for the entire five days I had the poll up, or three days, or whatever it was. then the last minute, I'm checking to see here if I can find the results here. Hotel California pulled ahead at the very, I don't know how this happened either. Did some of you Hotel California, did you pay some bot farm to vote at the very end to tip the scales to 52-48?

But anyway, 5248 Hotel California 1 overtake it easy. And people were like, Desperado. And I'm like, no, you have to pick between these two. Anyway, but 5149 right now, 1725 is leading 2325. All right, here's the guy's name. These pictures are, I hate pictures, drawings from this era. Look at that, there he is. Because the looks on their faces, what is going

focus. Anyway, he's not happy and his name is Georgie. Okay, easy key. Georgie Dosa. Alright, he's worth death in history.

Wes Castelhano (01:09:19.211)
He was a Hungarian revolutionary born in 1470 who came to lead a peasant's revolt against the country's nobility. Uh-oh. Let's see where this is going. He and his fellow rebels successfully killed thousands of members of the ruling classes, burning their manor houses to the ground and seizing the fortresses of Erad, Lipa and Vilagos before they were finally defeated by Hungary's governing forces. All right. If you had to live life.

with one of these three names, which are you going with? A-rad, that's A-R-A-D. You can do some things like that. You can call me rad. don't know. Lippa, L-I-P-P-A. I don't think you can do much with that. Velagos, he's got a little, one of the little accent marks above the A. V-I-L-A-G-O-S. I don't know, y'all. You're gonna go with rad or velagos? It can be kind of annoying if you have to always do that little.

I I guess I'll go with a rad, but I'd want my friends to call me rad.

Wes Castelhano (01:10:25.291)
Moving on. Doso was taken prisoner in July of 1514. So he's 44-ish, okay? And according to historian Paul Friedman of Yale University, this would have been a hell of a deep dive. I should have called this guy and have him tell you how this guy died. Subsequently executed in a manner, quote, this is a historian writing this, quote, so stunningly barbarous that across Europe contemporaries

in nerd though they were to wait, what the hell? I'm glad I didn't have this guy on. What is this? Yes, I need my glasses, but that's not the point. The point is this sentence structure. So stunningly barbarous that across Europe, contemporaries in nerd through though they were to gruesome public spectacles took notice. I guess I should learn the word in nerd. Someone do my job for me. I N U

R E D. You know what? Screw it. It's time for Grimace. It's Grimace time! I can't. Sorry. Grimace. Grimace time.

There we go, I got some grimace time going on. I'll keep it. I'll just, you know, whatever. Maybe it'll help my head.

I told you, it's not that much, but it's grimace time.

Wes Castelhano (01:11:50.997)
I need a shirt. I need a purple shirt with white lettering. This says it's grimace time. Right across here. And then the bottom corner, just like a small, about the size of this picture of grimace. But then the purple will clash with the purple. So it's a gray shirt, a little purple. I'm designing this with a purple grimace down here and then white lettering. Will that? Nah, it needs to be purple too, right? All right, so gray shirt or white shirt. Okay, white shirt.

Wes Castelhano (01:12:24.011)
distracted. Friedman notes that Dosa was forced to sit on an iron throne which was then heated up. I hope your kids are in the backyard playing right now. Have them scroll through your phone and check out the pictures of the bunny that I've been posting. wait no that same phone's probably playing this show for you. bad planning. Friedman notes that Dosa was forced to sit on an iron throne which was then heated up.

while a red hot iron crown was placed on his head in a mock coronation ceremony. Okay, so the crown is burning. This is why I wanted Rebecca and Brad here, because they could lighten it up. This is not fun.

Shall I continue with the?

You guys, have influence. I'll watch the comments here. You tell me if I need to stop. Still alive, the partially roasted dosa was then removed from the throne.

Wes Castelhano (01:13:37.943)
There's still time to bail. There's still time y'all. Anybody? Okay. No one, no one telling me to stop. All right. Here we go. So still alive. The partially roasted dosa was then removed from the throne and his followers. Yes. What Leslie don't no sentence fragments. Yes. Stop. Yes. Bail or yes. Continue to read the story. Okay. I need to keep going. Mandalorian Patriot says, keep going.

Detroit girl forever just has the the white eye emoji. Yeah, we're there. Leslie, I'm waiting to hear Leslie. Yes, continue or yes, stop reading his followers.

had been starved for this purpose.

Wes Castelhano (01:14:30.507)
first

to eat his flesh, end quote, says the historian, using big words like a nerd. I-N-U-R-E-D. I'm still waiting for someone to post the definition of a nerd.

I see your response Mandalorian. I haven't even finished. thank you Leslie. Innerred. To Barrett. Gotcha. Okay, so what was it? Is European contemporaries? Innerred though they were, so they boy they go.

Wes Castelhano (01:15:07.383)
this time.

Wes Castelhano (01:15:11.393)
some more here. It's fun. No, it's real fun. What remained of the forty-four year old. look at that. I didn't even have to do the math. was proud of myself for doing math for a change and it's just been confirmed. what remained of the forty-four year old was then quartered and sent around Hungary for display. we're not done. Don't think that. okay. I don't know. That was gross. That was really terribly gross but look, it was a fourteen hundred, fifteen hundreds. They they needed to eat something, right?

Whatever, and they cut him up and sent him around. That's fine. Whatever. no.

Wes Castelhano (01:15:52.373)
Other accounts offer further gruesome details with the Legends of Hungary YouTube channel. Holy crap. How am I not subscribed to that yet? The Legends of Hungary YouTube channel claiming that quote, while he was still alive.

Please don't hate me for this, y'all. While he was still alive, Dose's soldiers were forced to... gosh, what the... Okay. Tear his naked body apart with their own teeth. Time out. Time out. It's shit like this that makes me think, wait a minute. Look how depraved they were back then. Okay, all right. Maybe, maybe we're not as bad. Maybe? Maybe, I mean, we're bad.

We're bad, but we're not.

tear his naked body apart with our own teeth, Bab. Right?

forced to eat his flesh because we're so hungry. Bad, right? Right? Maybe. Just, I don't know, I'm just looking for something here. It's his grimace time. Then before he succumbed to God almighty, he hasn't even died yet.

Wes Castelhano (01:17:25.911)
And before he succumbed to his hellish end, he, gosh, gosh, he was forced to witness as his younger brother, Gurgle, we got Georgie and Gurgle, Gurgle was cut into three parts and hung on the gallows and he was forced to watch that. This death has been branded the cruelest of all time.

Wes Castelhano (01:17:55.657)
Okay. So.

If you go for the king, don't miss. Or else you could be georgied. How's everybody doing out there? Did one person order all this? It's a good question.

The King of Hungary, I guess. don't... I don't know. Yeah, that's...

right? Yeah. If you're ever feeling down, you know, I could go to that. Go to the, what was it? Legends of Hungary? Holy crap. That means that there's a longer version of this. Like a whole story they tell. I just read you, you know, 10 or 12 sentences. I bet there's more. Oh my gosh. So what was it? The Legends of Hungary YouTube channel. Somebody find that video and message it to me. That's nasty. That's that's bad.

But see now, you know it was bad because we're still talking about it over 500 years later, which by the way, if you go back 300 years, you land in 1725 and 53 % of you on the on the Twitter poll say you want to go back 300 years as opposed to 47 % want to go to 2325. You know what they need to do?

Wes Castelhano (01:19:28.405)
It could almost be like a trilogy. Because you could do this thing where you went back in time, right? And then maybe in the second movie, you go to the future. Because you think you're the best of both worlds. And then maybe the third one, don't maybe you go even further back in time. And you just ping pong back and forth. can call it like, maybe a little creative name. Something like back to the future or something like that. That'd be fun.

Somebody should think of that. Great Scott!

That water's not doing it. It's grimace time. Hang on. Sorry.

Wes Castelhano (01:20:13.195)
I'm gonna make a shirt. Says it's Grimace time. should Grimace, should Grimace hold like a, should he be holding like a beer?

Wes Castelhano (01:20:27.899)
I don't know if McDonald's would care for that. I'm not selling them yet. I'm just wearing it, you know?

no, I'm sorry, Leslie. I'm sorry your family had to hear that story. I hope your earbuds are in because I'm gonna start changing the name of Barfly, you know, which is a silly way of saying barfly, which is if you didn't see the first barfly, it's because we couldn't decide is it two words, is it one word, is it barfly, barfly when it's to get, I'm just gonna start changing it to it's grimace time.

which the future Barflee episodes, those dates have been set. That's about all that I've got etched in stone right now for the Thursday deep dive. There you go, ladies and gentlemen, your deep dive today. Quote, the worst death in history. That should be, that might be on the thumbnail from Hero OS. But yeah, so the Barflee episodes, I think it's Thursday, July 3rd.

and Thursday, August something. Yeah, it's got to be the seventh, right? Yeah, because the 14th is the Roswell Park too. Then I'm going to disappear for a couple of weeks. But you got me till the middle of August. That's fine. Hold on a second. Hold on. Hold on a second here. How did Brad ruin Grimace for you? Huh? What does that mean, Gabby?

you know what? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I don't want to know. I don't and so help me. I'm not going to ask him. Don't y'all ask him. Don't nobody say in the chat tomorrow when Brad is on with me and Rebecca for the Friday live stream, I don't want anybody saying Keith or Brad enlightened Keith on grimace. Don't don't you dare take away McGrimace. Don't to own.

Wes Castelhano (01:22:34.832)
Okay, good. That's smart. Leslie has the headphones on. Brad has a dirty mind. Yeah, I've never noticed that though, the gear bear.

Okay, what else? I had these deep constitutional questions. I don't know that my headache is in a place to really have this conversation about. Okay, I promise you this. me find a, here we go. I got a paper clip here. At some point, we're gonna talk about these two constitutional stories. Because I don't know that I, and I'm honest with you, I don't always have them.

answer to the stories. Sometimes I just walk through them with you and you help me reach your conclusions. We've done that on many things and that's what I appreciate about all of the conversation, the feedback. But I want to hold off on that. I don't know when I'm going to do that because I mean we got Rebecca lives in Sweden or Switzerland or the Netherlands or somewhere out there. No, she's in Norway. So I mean this is but I mean she

absolutely respects the United States of America. So I'm sure she'd be able to chime in on constitutional stuff. But I'm not trying to string you along on this. just I really want to

I don't know, this might be a standalone conversation. We'll get to that at some point, those two stories, because I can't figure out where I come down on one of them. Let's put it that way.

Wes Castelhano (01:24:09.328)
That's enough of that ambiguity. I'm sorry. Oh, hang on a second. Let me just check this real quick here. This might be a really important text that I need to relay to y'all. Oh, it's just my credit card statement. There it was. Good. It's very important. Actually, you don't wanna know. It's getting up there. Okay, what do we got here? What do we got here? Brad is a sick puppy. I love that about Brad.

a dirty mine. Okay, don't ruin it for you. Okay, you people are something else. I love you dearly. yeah and then I got a story about Nazis. I kinda wanna wait for Brad on that one. I'm gonna be holding this stuff.

that out of context. Nobody wants to chime in on the audio space. You know, that's one thing I want to point out. I'm thinking about the next time I do a Drinks with Keith, I strictly do an audio space. Because I feel like, and if this is in my head, I apologize. But I feel like when I do a video, like today, obviously the Thursday detail, when I do the Drinks with Keith, the video thing, I feel like there's less participation.

If I just do a, if the only game in town is the audio space, see, can, I can do an audio space, just laying in bed, you know, bedtime is, Hey, let's talk, you know, don't turn the camera on. I mean, it just, it feels like when there's a video element, there's less participation. And I, you know, I try to be as accessible as possible here and you have questions. Here you go. We've got the audio space for you to jump into. hold on Mandalorian Patriot.

Hang on. See, this is where I need somebody to get into the damn audio space because I was too busy doing show prep. Not really. I was watching the Braves earlier. So I saw a tweet from Yeh, Kanye West, Mandalorian Patriot is referencing it here in the chat. you wrote, you got Yeh story. Yeh story. Sorry. It's not that much grimacing yet. And I saw he responded to somebody.

Wes Castelhano (01:26:22.608)
Like a whore or something, 300 bucks for a whore can make you feel like a million dollars. I saw that. And then some, was it Matt Walsh? Some, I forgot who it was. I really can't remember. Somebody said, if you're only paying $3 for a whore, you're getting AIDS or something. I don't know what it was. So what's going on with Yay today? I just, the Braves are at 500. Thank you, Rachet. They're at 500.

only the fifth team in Major League Baseball history to start 0 and 7 and get back to 500 and they did it just like that, relatively speaking. Weird. This team, I'll tell you what, learned a hit. Anyhow, you guys play fantasy baseball, if you haven't, if you've got Drake Baldwin on your bench, you need to pick him up. He platoons at catcher with Sean Murphy.

but they're gonna find he hits, he got three hits today. They have to put that bat in the lineup. I think they're teaching them the outfield on the sly. Drake Baldwin, pick him up in fantasy baseball. That's your hot tip for the Braves. Okay, so I don't know what's, okay, here we go. Hold on, here we go. Dig Air Bear. So let me put this on the screen for everybody to see, catching me up here. Supposedly there's a video of the real Ye as a homeless dude giving credit.

Wes Castelhano (01:27:53.518)
so he's been replaced. my gosh. I know what Jeffy is going to have for show prep tomorrow on Pat Gray Unleashed over on the Blaze. I had not heard that to get there. Interesting. So who's tweeting for him then? Is it the real Ye?

I'm actually the fake Keith. Like the real Keith right now is sitting over there and he's doing show prep for his paying job. yeah, hold on a second. We were kind of talking, remember the little tweet? was like, hey, if, and this is a big if, if X approves me for subscriptions. did you guys see Jovan Pulitzer's tweet? My...

impressions and I love every one of you. Every one of you watching, every one of you commenting, I mean this sincerely. I'm so grateful for you. I will say that in the last few months, my impressions have dropped off considerably. think, gosh, I had to go back and look. It's a big number. Anyway, what's this? on. That was a full of here. Okay. I didn't realize there was a yay specific.

the devil's clones. engagement dropped off tremendously. could, I'm being serious. It could just be just my tweets suck now. I don't know. Not enough Matilda stuff. You I don't know. But then Joe Von Pulitzer, who has been a guest on this Thursday deep dive multiple times, I think four times now talking about election integrity and how elections are stolen and my gosh, does he have the evidence?

tweeted out and thank you, somebody tagged me in this to make sure I saw this. He tweeted out that he's going through the same thing and he has been for a while now as well. And it has a lot to do with the bots infiltrating the comments. so somehow your account then gets attached to that or, and he just, he was telling me, I reached out to him today. I was like, anyway.

Wes Castelhano (01:30:04.622)
If you see a crypto scam or some sort of investment scam comment under my post, just ignore it. Don't report the account. Just let it lie. It's stupid. I follow at crypto monkey investor god.

Uh, and my $60,000 turned into $480,000 in two weeks or whatever. can't believe the results I've gotten from blah, blah, blah. Just ignore it. Apparently if we, you know, hide it or block it, which I've, I've been doing, um, or if you report it, then somehow your account then gets linked to this bot stuff. And before you know it, we're less visible.

You and I. Anyway, that's the working theory. That's a working theory because ex customer service, not so much.

Uh, what are we talking about? Uh, talking about yay. I don't know, man. What was it? Fake Howie. was a free. I don't know what that is. Fake Howie. Uh, but do you, oh yeah, sorry. Yeah. So, so that I already tipped my hand that I'm the fake Keith. I should change my, uh, handle to fake. Just Keith or just fake, just fake Keith. Well, Tyler Morgan is, uh, he's not real Tyler Morgan. He's the fake time. So.

President's been set. What else is going on here? Wait, hold on. see the cursors. Hold on. What are you talking about? The Gare Bear. I haven't heard of the clone stuff before. Dude. Okay. Like I've heard the Joe Biden theories that there's multiple Joe Bidens. Who specifically are we talking about? Like multiple celebrities? Hang on. If I seem distracted, it's because I am.

Wes Castelhano (01:32:09.37)
Do you guys ever try to, when you get a number that you don't recognize, do you quickly try to Google it before you answer it? Hang on, that's what I'm doing right now. No, it's apparently, okay, thanks, sorry. It's apparently a, hold on, see, now, okay, I'm sorry, Daguerre Berra, I'm, I am, I'm out of the loop because here we have Gabby talking about the Avril Lavigne, what is she?

And she's still making music, literally, what has she been doing? Somebody catch me up on the last 30 years of Avril Lavigne.

Lavin. See, she's been gone so long I can't even remember her name. So she has a clone too? Man, I need a clone. I need a clone to go to Walmart for me, you know? Go and get my drugs and stuff. I don't have time for that. I need a clone to do a Thursday deep dive for me so I can go do some show prep. Yeah, so everyone has a podcast and they're all cloned. That's how it's happening, y'all. See, I missed the clone train.

Clone train.

Wes Castelhano (01:33:28.228)
I'm disturbed. Hold on a second. I think the Gabriel here we go. Hang on. He's going to catch me up here. Theory from 10 years ago. Okay. Hold on. No timeout. I'm stopping you right there to get where I love you. But that was a, that was a subtle jab and not so subtle jab. So the theory is from 10 years ago, you out of touch buffoon key paying off CRISPR tech. The super elites have had the opportunity to make clones.

Hints why all these elites seem to last to their 80s, 90s. Upload consciousness, et cetera. No, I had not heard that. Okay, okay. We got a deep dive coming up. Find me a guest. This is, is, woo.

yeah, why would Avril Lavigne need a clone? She doesn't do anything!

Wes Castelhano (01:34:21.206)
I know, I just, I need some links. Send me some links to GearBear. Send me some links.

Wes Castelhano (01:34:33.338)
was about to ask you about another conspiracy theory, it's gonna be, it's gonna take some unpacking and I'm gonna need some serious educating on that one. And I just don't know that today's that day. Let's see here. I'm just trying to catch up with some of these comments. Here y'all, stand by.

Wes Castelhano (01:35:01.648)
Thank you for your patience here. I haven't checked on the.

Let me check the old, let me check the, okay. 5149 1725 is in the lead. COVID released on purpose 89 to 11. Yeah, that one. Okay. I don't know. Anything else on y'all's mind? Should I wrap it up? So I can go have some more grimace time. Now that's salmon. See.

Wes Castelhano (01:35:40.688)
I do have to go and prep for tomorrow's, but Jeffy's in. And so you can definitely handle that. Let's see here. What else I got? Oh, wait, so Avril Lavigne, is that the thing? She became a Christian, so she just can't make music now? Is that what happened? I don't Hold on. Give me a second here. Bear with me. I'm sorry to pull the handbrake here, but it's either pull the handbrake or just.

I y'all a good rest of your day. So either way, you lose. Hang on. Wait, no, there's a winner there somewhere. OK, I want to just check something. Hang on.

Wes Castelhano (01:36:24.484)
just checking the old.

her albums. They don't have the year. I'm not clicking on all of these albums to find out. my gosh. AI save me from myself. When was the last new release by Avril Lavigne? I said, is it Lavigne? It's been so February of 2022. she released a, she released a single on May 9th of this like fricking less than a week ago. Interesting.

Okay, so the clone can sing. I think we just learned. crap, sorry, there's a lot of comments on the audio space. me, my gosh. Holy crap, Rowdy introvert. Go to rowdymade.com. don't know if he's, okay, he found it on Amazon. Okay, I'm not, maybe, see that? No, I don't want the like,

the shirt that's a face. I don't do that. I mean, it's cool. I appreciate you looking into it. And I don't know that there's a story, Rowdy. It's just me saying.

Crap I accidentally opened you to what how that sound on the audio stream? Anyway, let's see. What are we doing here? It's just Rowdy. You're listening I have a glass that I pour my alcohol into apparently it's just become my drinking glass and it's a grimace glass and so when I say it's griffiths time You know why I keep pausing when I say grimace time

Wes Castelhano (01:38:08.502)
It's because I talk, who doesn't talk for their animals, for their dogs, right? You have your own dog voices, right?

So Tanner's voice, where's the good boy? I think he's downstairs. Good. I hate how he comes upstairs. You know, when dogs get to that age, you're like, just please stay downstairs. You're too old. You're gonna be in pain. Anyway, so when I say it's grimace time, I hear in my head Tanner saying, because whenever, every November, whenever we get the Christmas decorations out and we start,

decorating for Christmas, I do my Tanner voice. And Tanner says, it grimace? See now I'm screwing it up. Is it grimace time? Is it grimace time? Because he gets so excited when there's presents and stuff, tissue paper is his jam. Of course he likes to go under the tree and knock ornaments off and all that stuff. Cats climb the tree, dogs knock the tree over. And so his big thing, his big line, November, December is,

Is it cremice time? So now when I'm saying it's grimace time now I'm yeah. My brain's not right y'all. I'm sorry and I do have this headache that's pissing me off and that the Advil did not help today. Let's see. Okay, wait a minute. Hold on. So Laura said at 22 minutes ago, keep on talking. This was the worst death in the history of the world and then

three minutes later, she said, I'm out. See, see? Let's see. hippopotamic landmass. That makes me sad. You're not sure about the lonely. So we had a story earlier. If you're lonely, you're more likely to go deaf or lose your hearing or whatever. It was such a... And then his response was, I'm not sure about that. I'd be deaf already.

Wes Castelhano (01:40:17.317)
I don't want to hear that makes me sad. That's a good question. Frank Herbert. When are we going to see baby Pat, you and Jeffy? I'm y'all are welcome to do whatever you want to with the baby AI. I'm not paying for anything. I did a little Google search for it and I couldn't quite follow. was like another website. I never clicked on it. I

I'd be interested to see me Pat and Jeffy as baby AI or whatever, AI babies, but I'm not motivated enough to A, do more than a cursory search for that site or whatever that app. And I'm sure someone paying for it. So.

Anyway, but you do. Oh, punk and you're going ahead to 2035, huh? OK, I don't know, man. That's a tough one. That's a tough one. I just I don't know. Do I want to see what the future is like or do I want to go and see what the past was like? Yes. See, that's the poll you just talked about. I mean, you just reworded it. Twenty three, twenty five that year. Forty eight percent. Seventeen, twenty five still leading with 52 percent.

be sure to scroll around on my Twitter feed here and you will find it. Yeah, Excedrin, yeah, amen. Yeah, I'm getting there. I don't know what's going on. my gosh, Avril Lavigne has chronic Lyme disease? can I just, you know what? I wanted to do it. Okay, I'm gonna wrap it up on this thought. I let y'all in on everything.

I wanted to do a, read a book about Lyme disease in the sinister origin, origins of it. Cold war. Yeah. I was looking forward to that conversation big time, but the author of the book I reached out to.

Wes Castelhano (01:42:26.056)
That's the thing.

Wes Castelhano (01:42:29.906)
when you reach out to a potential guest.

A of times you get the guest. A lot of times you can't sync up schedules with the guest.

most of the time in my experience.

You just don't hear back from the guest. There are so many freaking awesome shows in my head on the other side, the non-damaged side of my head.

Wes Castelhano (01:43:04.614)
with incredible guests that I would love to talk to. And I realize this isn't Joe Rogan podcast. got.

But I think we could have a good conversation about any topic. You know, just let's do this. So either get the guest or you can't sync up with the guest or you don't hear back from the guest. That's 90 % of my inquiries.

And then every now and then there's been two topics. One was Lyme disease. The other one was, a famous air crash. So it's just weird how people operate, but

I messaged this particular author and this particular author, instead of responding not interested or interested or whatever, just decided to...

don't know if this person blocked me or it's just when I went back to the messages, it said you're unable to.

Wes Castelhano (01:44:18.928)
message with this person anymore and I just sent like one maybe two inquiries and so I don't know if I was not blocked necessarily but whatever it's weird like it's just like we can't even communicate that's let's just say just say you're not interested or whatever I don't know what and then the other one the other person on the air crash thing was

did he say? I don't know. It was weird. It's just people are weird, bro. I don't know what to say other than people are weird and I'm at the top of that list. So, no, gear bear. wasn't flight 406. Now, I don't know what that is, but I should look into that. Is that something else I need to know about? No. And I don't want to say the particular air crash because I'm still holding out.

that individual's co-author is available.

anyhow, really ice on my neck will help and wait, hold on. So I put my feet in warm water. I put ice on my neck and that will help this splitting headache in this quadrant of my brain. Is that, is that what you're saying? Detroit girl forever. I'm to try anything. This has been going on for five straight days. yeah, it fang fang. What?

People are weird. And like I said, I'm right there. And they're rude too, Julie. That's a fact. I don't go out of my way to be rude. I can be rude, but I don't try to be rude. Let's see, anybody else here or anything? Wait minute, hold on, what's it? Leslie said ice pack on my head. So is it on my neck or my head? You know what? Oh, real quick. You guys, you ladies have reminded me.

Wes Castelhano (01:46:19.005)
Hold on, hold on, digger bear, I'm coming back to you in a second. Yes, okay, I see you, Detroit. thank you. If you ever have tender sinus issues under your eyes, know, the little cheekbones start feeling jiggly and tender, you know? This works every damn time I try it. Please remember this. I read somewhere, 20 years, I remember the first time I tried it. That didn't sound good. Anyway, and it worked, and I've been doing it ever since.

any better key. Alright, so what you do is you take your fingers and you you little circles you rub on your temples and so if you have that tenderness under your eyes and cheekbones from sinus you know pressure build up of fluid and whatnot snot and stuff you do this number right here is rub rub your temples like this and then then all of sudden you just feel it draining

in the back of your throat and it's getting out of it's getting out of there. It's running down. don't know how it works man. Feng Shui or Eastern Medicine or Malinac Special but you didn't know you're going to get health tips on this live stream today, did you?

You're welcome. You hear that? I inadvertently cut. my gosh. I'm just gonna keep doing this. Maybe don't make my head feel better. Cause there's clearly some drainage going on. Jiggly and tender sounds like a Jeffy website. Steve, excellent point. gosh. See, now I got the drape. See, I'm telling you, I'm telling you it works.

Wes Castelhano (01:48:11.558)
Okay, hang on a second. Flight 406, but what airline was it, Daguerrebert? Crash in Florida, salvage parts put on other planes and ghosts from the first crash started showing up on the other, holy.

Okay, message me a book or a website or a guest, because that sounds freaking awesome. Flight 406. that's

Wes Castelhano (01:48:42.46)
believe you all have had enough of me today. Thank you for indulging me. It's been fun hanging out. I'm sorry it didn't work out the way that we anticipated, but I will have Brooke Jackson on in the very near future. Just a little internet issue on her end today. Again, it was the fiber optic guy working out in the street in front of her house that was wearing a Pfizer shirt because, you know, she was a Pfizer whistleblower.

Wes Castelhano (01:49:15.088)
Wait a minute. See now, hold on. I don't get out enough y'all Mandalorian Patriot 406 is like James Dean's car. Really? There's a story about that too.

Hang on what's this? Hold on hon. I have this awesome cap thing. I keep in the fridge. Oh You put it on seriously. That's what I want to ask you real quick last question and then I'll let y'all go migraines If you suffer from migraines have you had them your entire life Or do they or can they develop? Much in other words you no offense, but you come out broken or is that something that happens later? because

In the last six months, this is starting to become a big issue for me and I don't care for it. And I don't know that if I would call them migraines necessarily, but several of them have been very bad. So I'm just curious, is that, is the migraine thing something forever, you know, your entire life, or can you develop a propensity for migraines? I'll wait and I'll just, I'll wait for the comments. I'll just.

wait for the answers. It's Grimace time.

Wes Castelhano (01:50:29.554)
For me, it's an iron thing. interesting. So it's like an iron, like a deficiency or something. It certainly can't be caused by something as healthy and wholesome as straight vodka, right?

my gosh, your mom had them, they were synced to her cycle. Now what are you implying?

Wes Castelhano (01:50:59.378)
Sorry, and in all fairness, in all truthfulness, I should say, I'm only keeping this live stream going so that the suggestions for migraines and all that good stuff can continue to flow in on the comments. Yep, my gosh, okay. All right, now I'm very grateful for all of y'all, appreciate it. I'll see you tomorrow at 3 p.m. Eastern. A lot of stuff. Here it is, here's the show. Look at this, see that? This is how I prep.

Let me show you this. See that? This says Friday at the Mike 516. And there's a whole bunch of stuff here. So Brad and Rebecca can have to be ready. We're going to, we got to talk about parenting because you know, Rebecca's pregnant. And so we've got to help her make parental decisions. I'm going to need you all to weigh in. I should probably plan some.

holes now for y'all to answer on the fly. Be thinking about this, because I'm going to come across tomorrow as being cold and heartless. But I want you to think about this.

When a prosthetic limb is used in sports, where do we draw the line or do we draw the line? Because I've got a story I want some feedback on and I'm going to seem heartless, but.

Be thinking about that. Are you OK with someone playing a sport with an artificial limb?

Wes Castelhano (01:52:42.034)
Keep in mind, we'll talk about it tomorrow. my gosh, strangest reason ever to get a divorce. is most ridiculous story. And I mean this. This is the most ridiculous story that I have read in, I don't even, honestly, I was trying to think, is this the most ridiculous story that I've ever read in my entire life? Be thinking about pranks that you've pulled.

know we've done that before with the dad. His teenage daughter had friends over and they were doing the little seance, the Ouija board thing, which is stupid. But then he went to the breaker box and was turning the lights off and on in the house. Remember that? Okay, well, here's another cruel prank that we need to talk about. Just looking here, what else? Flying cars, man.

They're coming, sooner rather than later. how long is too long between communications? Like if you reach out to a friend and you don't hear a response, how long is too long before that friend needs to respond for you to let them back into your life? Yeah, there you go. So hang on, there's some things for you to be thinking about. So that way you can participate tomorrow.

big thanks to Kenan Springer. don't know if you saw my day job Pat Gray unleashed over at the Blaze in overtime today. Chris had brought in a what's called a call it a Bob Barker stick mic, right? And he brought it in hooked it up for Jeffy to play with and it was cool. Ken Springer, I appreciate you sending me this. I unfortunately this is just gonna be a prop because this end here doesn't

fit any of the mic thingies. You know what saying? it's just, hang on, there's one, hold on, me one second. Yeah, shoot. I don't know, Chris told me what it likely fits on it I've already forgotten, because that was like six hours ago. You know all the stuff I've been doing the last six hours? I can't remember a conversation I had earlier today. Stop. So anyway, but I appreciate it. It's fun just to have this, you know.

Wes Castelhano (01:55:09.032)
Help control the pet population. Have your pet spayed or neutered. Bye bye everybody. No, we'll see you tomorrow. Bye.