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3:55Richard Greaser We are recording Sunday, June 2. Happy first or second day of pride month. How are you doing, Rob? Really well. It's been a very

4:05Rod Palmer eventful, very

4:08Richard Greaser crazy, crazy week, both good and bad. Yeah. I mean, what what a way to start out compliance month with a, with a bank.

4:17Rod Palmer Yeah. And for those of you who might be confused, June is also compliant pride. Now that is a totally separate, like, observation from gay pride. It's just a coincidence,

4:32Rod Palmer but it is meant it's a corporate month to recognize people who, I guess you would now say, exhibit Bitcoin standard of a commitment to compliance. Yeah.

4:43Richard Greaser So, I mean, the listener might be thinking right now, why why should we recognize this holiday? It's just another holiday that we don't want to recognize. You may be joining us in the compliance strike, that is sweeping the nation, and you don't want to recognize

5:03Richard Greaser compliance pride month. But it's important to to know where these types of holidays came from. And essentially what happened is all the HR departments of the major Bitcoin companies, starting with Anchor Watch, banded together to make this recognized as a holiday. Right. And

5:23Rod Palmer due to some of our contractual obligations to Otkom, and their sponsorship of this podcast, we are obligated to provide a few profiles. I will be sharing those throughout the month. Profiles in compliance and recognizing companies

5:40Rod Palmer and apps and developers in the Bitcoin space who have demonstrated, like we said, Bitcoin standard of compliance. I wonder I wonder if we should do a bracket with people to vote on for what is the most compliant Bitcoin company. Yeah. That would be a really good one, I think. But the let the the customers and the users, let them weigh in and show who they're reading for in this race to, a more compliant tomorrow. Yeah.

6:09Richard Greaser I mean, I think, like, a lot of the marketing departments really, you know, were excited about the, the influencer bracket that we did in March. And I think a compliance bracket in June would be very popular with the HR departments and compliance departments of these companies.

6:29Rod Palmer Everything was about the influencers, the attractive, suave, charismatic, like the speakers at conferences, people who are good guests on podcasts, But there's a lot of real sides of the earth, human beings, working very hard at compliant Bitcoin companies. In the HR departments, they don't get in front of the cameras, they don't get in front of the microphones, but it's really June is their month. And then the real twist of irony, I mean, it would have been it could have only been more ironic if it if it actually occurred in June.

7:02Rod Palmer But then the first Donald Trump becomes the first convicted noncompliant president, the first convicted noncompliant presidential candidate. People doubted his authentic, you know, if he met his he really supported Bitcoin. He comes out, proves it, becoming noncompliant, joining the noncompliant Stripe,

7:24Rod Palmer you know, this week. It was huge news. It was really stunning. Yeah. And I don't think the nation knows how to handle,

7:32Richard Greaser a former president being this non compliant. Like, what what does that mean for everybody that's out there trying to comply? So there's there's these two powerful forces working against each other. There's the HR and compliance departments, all the Bitcoin companies, pushing to promote compliance pride in June. And then there's the former president of The US who's now apparently a Bitcoiner

7:60Richard Greaser joining the compliance strike with all the non compliant Bitcoiners.

8:04Rod Palmer I think one of the things that Donald Trump really did well, whether it was intentional or not, was function as a symbol for the hypocrisy of, like, the corruption of the government, the non compliance of the government. The government obviously themselves does not comply. But when he does it, when he stops complying,

8:31Rod Palmer it it shows them what they're doing. It just really gets under their skin. It really gets at a nerve. And I think he is now demonstrating. He saw the the value of the compliance strike and he wanted to be that ultimate symbol that really everybody could recognize. Yeah. I mean,

8:48Richard Greaser in many ways, like, maybe he he's the next Bitcoin murderer, if you know what I mean. Right. I mean,

8:56Rod Palmer maybe his solution to fundraise is to get arrested and go to jail like the samurai guys. He saw how much their influence and their profile boosted when they got arrested and he wanted it he wanted it on that action. Yeah.

9:13Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, can can it's just kind of incredible looking at the timing of his conviction. You know, if anybody was not following the news this week Donald Trump was convicted for participating in a non KYC transaction?

9:30Rod Palmer Right. Exactly. Wait. A peer to peer transact.

9:35Richard Greaser He didn't report to the IRS. Yeah. Or or if he reported it, he didn't report it accurately, is what he was convicted of. And so Right. Right. I mean, that's a pretty big precedent to set. But I think the reality is, you know, he's an individual that has always tried to comply. He spends

9:56Richard Greaser a lot of money in compliance fees to make sure that he's compliant. And they still got him for noncompliance even though he was doing, you know, pretty good job of following the rules, you know, for the most part. And Yes.

10:11Rod Palmer He made a non KYC transaction and paid an extra fee, like, he would pay an extra fee to a Bitcoin miner to have a priority or extra security on your transaction. He paid an extra fee to his counterparty in the transaction so that they would keep their their transaction private. And he still and he got he got busted. He was trying to do a coin join to make his transaction extra private.

10:40Rod Palmer And now he's a he's got 34 felonies. Yeah.

10:44Richard Greaser I mean, this this makes, what's happening to the samurai wallet developers very, very important because he was using their product to send non KYC transactions.

10:57Rod Palmer Right. Peer to peer. The general public still because they don't know that Bitcoin has already won. They don't understand what a coin join even is, but they do understand hush money. That's exactly the same thing. So if you can start to expose how the government is now starting to make hush money illegal,

11:21Rod Palmer You'll understand and have more sympathy for Bitcoiners.

11:25Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. And the and the problem here, you know, which is what we've been trying to drive in, The reason why compliance doesn't work is because the people we would be complying with are noncompliant themselves. And so the CIA is still doing non KYC transactions. They're probably using

11:49Richard Greaser tools like JoinMarket to, obfuscate the history behind them, and do kind of a collective spend, mixing the the coins around and and confusing the the analytics companies. Like, they're still operating using a non KYC standard, but they want everybody else to KYC.

12:08Rod Palmer Exactly. It's it's it's not symmetric privacy. It's I mean, with Sabi, they saw the noncompliance of the government. They said, we're done. We're not doing with this until the government complies as well. So Wasabi was joining the compliance strike. CIA somehow convinced them to come back and to come back to the fold and allow them to use these non KYC cash money payments.

12:35Rod Palmer It's I don't know what's gonna happen. There's developments are happening too quickly, and it's hard to know what's safe and what is not. You know,

12:44Richard Greaser what a lot of this comes down to, it just comes down to, you know, public perception. And that's why it's so important that, credentialed journalists control the narrative. And, you know, we'll talk about that more later. But, like, there is a big victory for our, just for our optics

13:04Richard Greaser for our side here, which is the side of fairness. It's the side of holding elected officials that are non compliant accountable. And it's the side of promoting Bitcoin and NGU in an ethical way. And that big thing that has really given us a boost is that Andrew Tate has joined the compliance strike. So we have one of the world's biggest influencers.

13:31Rod Palmer Yeah. And if you followed Andrew Tate on social media, you would see over the past few days, he has been tweeting extremely noncompliant tweets, and he's been promoting it. I think roughly translated because I forget the tweet word for word said, it is impossible to be depressed. If you're not compliant,

13:52Rod Palmer try it. He's been very provocative. He said a few other things, but he basically said that, one of the things he admired about Trump is that he doesn't give a fuck about compliance. Yeah.

14:03Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, I admire that about, Trump as well. And, it's gonna be really interesting to see how this election cycle goes. He did say that he was going to have and manage he's gonna have his own prison built. I wrote an article about this this week. Very, very similar to what Pablo Escobar did in the late 1980s when he was arrested.

14:29Richard Greaser He built his own prison and operated it. And so Trump is wanting to convert Mar A Lago into a prison where he can run his campaign from. Interesting. I I mean, I think it's gonna be a very non compliant prison. Apparently, there's gonna be a McDonald's inside the prison, a twenty four hour McDonald's. And I wonder if he's going to, you know, have influencers like Andrew Tate join him

14:60Richard Greaser in his prison and work on his campaign with him and also promote this noncompliance strike.

15:06Rod Palmer I wouldn't be surprised. One thing that I would be paying attention to is if McDonald's in the Wuyallago Prison that Trump is confined to, they serve breakfast after 10:30AM. That would be biggest indication above of the amount of compliance taking place inside that prison.

15:27Richard Greaser Yeah. We definitely need to hear the details on it. We need to hear if there's a dollar menu at this McDonald's. Lot lot to be revealed. That's for sure.

15:40Rod Palmer I wonder if Donald Trump will be able to spend his custodial lightning sounds that clubs are sending him on that risk. Did he did he set up a geyser fund or are you talking about his campaign

15:49Richard Greaser funds?

15:50Rod Palmer He's stampeding that the, David Daley is, setting set him up with lightning

15:56Richard Greaser payment acceptance. Yeah. I mean, they started out using Coinbase. Right?

16:01Rod Palmer Coinbase called cell. Right. Exactly. Just, of course, integrated a very compliant lightning node themselves. I I heard rumors that,

16:11Richard Greaser Trump is actually heavily considering moving over to BTC pay server instead of Coinbase Commerce to be noncompliant.

16:21Rod Palmer Well, I saw something about that on Stacker News. Imagine the very first

16:26Richard Greaser presidential campaign funded by non compliant money. Because like at a certain at a certain point, it just doesn't matter anymore, you know, because he's already been convicted of non compliance. So what is, you know, one or two or five or 20 more convictions when he's already going to prison in Mar A Lago and, you know, he still can run for president. I think kind of regardless of his other noncompliant behavior.

16:52Rod Palmer It would be bold because not a single US election has ever been funded by anything except the most compliant money, most compliant transaction. So it will be a very bold, unproven

17:08Rod Palmer attempt, an unproven strategy to try to win an election with noncompliant money.

17:14Richard Greaser Well, I mean, there there's a veneer of compliance. And Sam Bankman Fried, you know, really showed us this that, you know, he was laundering money from Ukraine into political campaigns, which, you know, might have been, if done properly and declared properly, might have been. Okay.

17:35Rod Palmer Yeah. So I get what you're saying. So but That's true. Yeah. The money that funds US elections is always clean because it's been laundered. And if you wander money, it becomes we hope it that make sense. So these are going to skip the and you think about it. Laundering money costs money. It it's part of the game. You have to pay high fee high tax. You have to take losses. You know, the face value. But with Bitcoin, with lightning payments, there's none of that. You can just make a 100%. There's no no laundering fee. So the I I guess the CIA is gonna be pretty disappointed

18:09Rod Palmer to not collect that one that laundering fee, but, you know, that's that's how you starve each day. Yeah.

18:16Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, we do we just have to, like, route around all the obstacles that they they put in our way. And one of the quickest ways is to just break through their barriers by being non compliant because they they have the belief that they've trained us to be compliant to the point where even when things get bad and difficult and compliance becomes more dangerous than

18:43Richard Greaser non compliance, they expect us to just sit here like sheep. The reality is that there's a spiritual awakening happening, which is largely led by the lobbyists like Dennis Porter and David Bailey, who have done the work to orange pill Trump and orange pill all these other politicians, together hand in hand, setting the example and the you know, because

19:07Richard Greaser if the politicians were not orange pilled and they weren't able to see why government compliance was so problematic, you know, there would be no hope for the future as far as changing things through the system. But because all this groundwork is being laid and, you know, probably the next elected president is going to

19:28Richard Greaser be a Bitcoiner, it's a pretty big deal. And so we're really gonna be able to shift things towards the direction of freedom by the short stance of noncompliance. And

19:41Richard Greaser alright. We just had technical difficulties, but now we're back.

19:45Rod Palmer You're back, Trump? Yeah. I'm back. Sorry about that one. We were just talking about how non compliant Donald Trump is, and Andrew Tate joined the compliance strike. And I did wanna move on. We talked to another guy who's pretty non compliant. You can talk about Dave Smith, the comedian libertarian. He was a candidate for a libertarian president till he dropped out. He didn't hear yet a debate or an interview. I didn't see it. But, Richard, what was the takeaway from his conversation with former CNN pundit Chris Cuomo. Yeah. So,

20:18Richard Greaser Dave Smith and and Chris Cuomo debated on the, lockdowns during the pandemic. It was a noncredential

20:25Rod Palmer podcaster debating a credentialed journalist, so it went just about how everybody could expect from what I could tell. Was it as good as the Ingoverable Misfits when you interviewed them? I mean, that was a little bit hard to listen to at times because they just didn't know what they were talking about, but otherwise, kinky guests.

20:44Richard Greaser Yeah, I mean, Dave Dave did a pretty good job for being noncredentialed. So I don't wanna, like, hit him as hard on any of the information that he presented. He just didn't, present it authoritatively because he couldn't, And so that was really limiting to him. So, like, I mean, I can't imagine what his career would look like if he went went back to school and got a bachelor's degree in journalism. But, yeah, I mean, Chris Cuomo,

21:09Richard Greaser he kinda set himself up for failure because, you know, he was the the master of promoting compliance during the pandemic, and now he's retracting a lot of those positions and is moving to the direction of noncompliance. And it's it's kinda strange, you know, to witness it, to watch it shift. Like, he was he was calling for

21:32Richard Greaser a a nine eleven like commission to review all the decisions made during the pandemic, to kinda, you know, review everybody's behavior and and and essentially prove nothing in a commission. Like, that's that was kind of his point that he wanted to make in the debate and kind of run cover for a a lot of individuals that, you know, took the credentialed information

21:58Rod Palmer but, you know, just implemented it quarterly, I would say. Yeah. It's interesting. So I didn't see this one in full yet, but I have seen some of the other podcast tour interviews that Chris Cuomo has been doing. And my take is spook until proven otherwise. I think he saw what what Tucker Carlson is doing in his

22:24Rod Palmer he's sat and switched to total non compliance now. How many friends and influencers he's built and gained along the way and how much money he's making, on this new endeavor. And so Chris Cuomo is trying to be like Hey, I'm non compliant too but he's gotta do some work to prove it to us. I think Tucker let us down by a a percent, the shit coin of of nicotine.

22:48Rod Palmer But, other than that, he seems to be well received. Even got invited to Russia to talk to non compliant Vladimir Putin. And I think Chris Cuomo is a little too derivative. It's a little too obvious. He has to do more to prove to us that, he's gonna be noncompliant and that he's committed to it. Yeah. I mean, I I think there's a lot of people now that the noncompliance

23:09Richard Greaser is the trend in town, there's a lot of people trying to jump on the bad bandwagon and there's a lot lot of potential for stolen power

23:17Rod Palmer to happen here that I'm concerned about. We need to be have our eyes peeled beyond the lookout extra hard or stolen multipliant hour. It's gonna need Donald Trump. He's gonna inspire a lot of politicians to try to seem non compliant and be popular. And it's gonna also bleed into influencers and then even journalists.

23:40Richard Greaser Yeah, I mean, I have to warn the audience, like, here pretty soon we can see New York Times columnist essentially promoting non compliance and, you know, when the CIA is on board with the narrative, you should be concerned.

23:57Rod Palmer Yeah. Don't don't take anything at face value if they suddenly flip the script and they backpedal everything and they're like, actually, we think noncompliance is is good. It needs to be protected. You need to have, like, a bill of rights for noncompliance. Be very, very skeptical when you see that coming from credentialed voices.

24:20Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah, I mean it's just like we need sufficient security tests is what we need to ensure the community doesn't get taken advantage of.

24:33Rod Palmer Yeah, non compliance is, it requires proof of work.

24:38Richard Greaser Absolutely. Yeah, I mean, do you think, like I don't think every individual is born with the courage to be non compliant in the way that we're proposing on the show. So I wonder if there's a way to, you know, genetically test using something like ancestor.com, to see if people have compliant genes or not. And that's using

25:05Richard Greaser gene sequencing tools that have advanced pretty frequently or pretty rapidly over the last few years. Could we determine are people actually not compliant or not with a simple blood test?

25:19Rod Palmer I on the on the opposite side of that question, what if you could use a blood test or a DNA sequencing test to find out how compliant somebody was and then use that Make, like, a a QR code of your gene sequencing and just be able to share that and be boom. Nope. That's my KYC. Uncompliant.

25:43Rod Palmer Let me buy Bitcoin.

25:46Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, I think it was good enough for, Elizabeth Warren to realize that she was a Native American and should be good enough for us to determine whether somebody's compliant or not.

25:55Rod Palmer A 100%. I think that is something that, the core devs should be working on right now. Add that to on chain identity. Man, Bitcoin development. I

26:06Richard Greaser mean What a mess. Is is that primarily a topic that's discussed in Twitter spaces? Is that where all the core devs are hanging out, talking about the future of Bitcoin?

26:17Rod Palmer Sometimes. I but I've I've been one thing people at least I've tried to raise awareness for it. I don't know how many other people are starting to think about it. If you look at the core dev, the mess that it's it is in Bitcoin core, it's that many of these core devs do not have computer science degrees. They do not have the training and credentials to be thinking about the game theory and the first principles of what they're working on, and it's starting to show, and I think people are starting to say we are tired of the LARPs.

26:52Rod Palmer We need credentialed leadership to get us through this plateau.

26:59Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, there were there was a time where, in the world of technology, you could be successful without credentials. But today, especially, you know, as everybody's using programming tools like Copilot, to do all the work for them, you know, people need to find ways to set themselves as different from the competition. And and having a bachelor's degree, you know, like, this should be one of the primary considerations

27:27Richard Greaser when you're looking at whether there's merit to a pull request on Bitcoin Core. Is the person submitting it college educated?

27:38Rod Palmer Yeah, this was primarily a result, a consequence of fiat because of fiat, you did not need credentials, you did not need to have that proof of work, the bachelor's degree,

27:52Rod Palmer to demonstrate your qualifications to earn your wisdom and expertise and your authority. And now that Bitcoin has already won, that proof of work is is becoming more and more embedded in people's minds and required for them to respect the information,

28:13Rod Palmer the request, the proposal to update Bitcoin. It's like, RD, have you done the proof of work to get a bachelor's degree computer science for me to even listen to you?

28:25Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, that's that's really good. I mean, when we're talking about p I, it means by decree. And, essentially, what's been happening is people have been decreeing that people are competent just because they have good ideas and not because they're properly credentialed.

28:43Rod Palmer Or how many Twitter followers they have. Oh.

28:46Richard Greaser Yeah, I mean, do people really want the future of Bitcoin to be dependent on how many Twitter followers somebody has because a developer.

28:56Rod Palmer Those could be faked. Those could be fake. You can fake engagement. You can't fake a bachelor's degree. I mean, the yeah. I mean, we've talked a lot about pseudo spoofing on the show. Right. And

29:08Richard Greaser and that's something, you know, we're launching is essentially a pseudo spoofing defense or what I like to call it, civil defense to protect,

29:20Richard Greaser you know, people. And then we just need to to promote this idea that, you know, credentials matter in every industry. I mean, is there a single industry that that it doesn't matter? I mean, like, how many how many industries require proper, you know, permits and certifications to do things because not having them is dangerous? And when we're talking about

29:41Rod Palmer Fishing. When we're talking you need credentials to go fishing.

29:46Richard Greaser I mean that's an important one, I mean we wouldn't have any fish without credentialed fishing.

29:51Rod Palmer Right, you have to understand the sanctity of what you're doing. You can't just be

29:59Richard Greaser by I don't know the client. I should be able to open a pull request. Is that how it works? Yeah. I mean, are are you familiar with, the story that Safa Dean uses early on talking about the fisherman saving up his, income to build a net instead of working and how it lets him catch more fish.

30:19Rod Palmer I'm familiar with that. It's a little hard to understand, I guess, from my perspective. Maybe we just come from different cultures.

30:28Richard Greaser Well, I mean, if you if you imagine, like, nobody would understand that reference if there weren't permits required to be able to fish because then there wouldn't be any fish. So an important step, it's one of the earliest points

30:45Richard Greaser of orange pilling that's done in that book and that wouldn't be relevant to 99% of listeners if it wasn't for those fishing permits.

30:55Rod Palmer Right. There's an old saying. It says, similar to safidines, it says if if a a man is hungry and you give him a fish, he'll eat for a day. But if you teach a man the fish, and he can feed himself, but that right there what people overlook

31:10Rod Palmer is when he says when you teach a man to fish, that is a licensing protocol. That is what they're talking about. They're talking about making sure people understand what they're doing.

31:23Richard Greaser Yeah. I think if I were to, modernize that that saying, it would be give a man a fat fish. He's not hungry for a day. Give a man or teach a man to fish, he's not hungry for the rest of his life,

31:40Richard Greaser teach a man to, respect proper, permits and and and requirements to be able to fish and you can feed the whole world.

31:49Rod Palmer Let a man earn a bachelor's degree in fishing, and he will be able to feed the world. And that's metaphor. That's like journalists. Teach a man to be a journalist, and he will feed the world real, un hitting news. Not will enable the world to help us create NGU

32:08Rod Palmer and and usher in hyperbitcoinization.

32:11Richard Greaser Well, very, very, very exciting times. I mean, the the debate between Cuomo and Smith was very interesting. I would encourage people to to watch it, you know, and and to really ask themselves, like, what type of purity test should we put people to as they try to defect out to the winning side, which is the noncompliant? Well, there was a there was a big thing that happened in congress this week where, where Joe Biden, you know, another non compliant president vetoed, a big crypto bill that would have allowed regulated institutions to to custody Bitcoin.

32:48Richard Greaser You you think you think that that is a signal that compliant the compliance strike is winning, is that Biden is vetoing the bill?

32:56Rod Palmer I think so because one thing that Bitcoin now allows you to do, especially with being able to put stablecoins on lightning, is to become your own central bank. And we already have a central bank in The United States. So if all these banks, other banks, non central banks, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, if they took custody Bitcoin and run their own nodes, they would become central banks themselves. That we have we have too many central banks. You can't have that many central banks. That's very noncompliant. So the government is now worrying that they cannot continue this path of noncompliance

33:35Rod Palmer because if we go noncompliant,

33:38Richard Greaser everything falls apart. It's a it's a faith based system, and and people need to have faith that lying is the is the proper thing to do.

33:47Rod Palmer Right. If they if they lose faith in the system that everything falls apart, they it's it looked like he was going to actually pass this bill because Congress was was very adamant. It was bipartisan.

34:03Rod Palmer That the last second at the eleventh hour of the compliance strike month of May,

34:10Richard Greaser we succeeded. That was a pretty big deal. Well, you know, our success came at the, the detriment of Dennis Porter, unfortunately.

34:18Rod Palmer Yeah. I I read a report or I read a rumor that, President Biden gave Dennis Porter his word in the Oval Office the day before that he would not veto it, But then he ended up throwing Dennis under the bus and and and lying to him, betraying Dennis. I

34:37Richard Greaser I don't know how Dennis is handling it. I'm sure he's, letting it kinda roll off. I I imagine that, you know, doing in his line of work, he, deals with a lot of dubious people, that don't put the value on, on truth like us as journalists do. Unfortunately, most politicians don't.

34:58Rod Palmer I think Dennis is probably used to this type of wishy washy behavior for politicians because you have to think about how many politicians promised that they would take a selfie with him. Then when he got to send him, like, maybe in the DMs or over email, but then when he got to their their offices in person, they would not talk to him and they would not give him a selfie.

35:23Richard Greaser Yeah. I'm still waiting for the selfie of Dennis and AOC that he's been promising everybody on Twitter.

35:31Rod Palmer Yeah. He was saying he was gonna let people pay for a copy, the uncensored version, whatever that means, but he promised Dennis. So

35:41Richard Greaser hey. I I would how how many how many cents would you pay for a picture of Dennis' corner in the act of of orange killing AOC?

35:53Rod Palmer I would love to see that. I I would love I think that I would probably pay a million sats or a picture or a video even of Dennis Porter, orange peeling AOC. And AOC's husband is in the room watching

36:09Richard Greaser her watching his wife the orange pilled by another man. You say million? I I'd probably pay 10,000,000 so ask for that. That would be a pretty epic video.

36:19Rod Palmer If that if that if that's a video, it it was out there, I would I would empty my my cold storage. Yeah. I mean, because that that's a pretty pivotal pivotal moment

36:29Richard Greaser in American politics right there is, Dennis Porter convincing No. Yeah. One of the leaders behind the Green New Deal of of the merits of Bitcoin.

36:40Rod Palmer If you want the orange pill somebody, especially, you know, a married woman. Gotta be a pill. That's what they need. They need both. We're bulls for n g u. Yeah.

36:52Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, nobody likes bears anyways. Yeah. I mean,

36:58Rod Palmer For some reason, in the month of June, I just remember how much I hate bears. I think it's probably because some of them stole my my picnic basket when I went camping with my my mom and dad when I was a kid, but I just really hate bears.

37:10Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they're they're not fun. You know? When you're in a bear market, you know, everybody's, like, fighting each other. I mean, that's been that's been one of the most interesting so, you know, yellow early in on in the bear market, he said, the bear market's about, you know, doing a few things. It's about fighting with each other. It's about building. It's about stacking. And so,

37:36Richard Greaser you know, so many people have been fighting that they they have decided to become martial artists and train. And I'm not sure if this has been inspired by Andrew Tate, who used to be a kickboxer, you know, or where this came from. But, like, individuals like Nick Nick Carter, you know, are full blown, you know, trying to fight people. It's pretty wild. Yeah. It's

37:59Rod Palmer it's it's becoming a violent community. There's just a lot of self hate in bear in the bear market and the people who if you don't realize Bitcoin has already won, they're still in this bear mentality, and it's extremely gay.

38:15Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, there I I know I don't wanna get too sidetracked because this was not on the agenda to talk about today, but, there was this conference in Austin this week. And at the conference, they had, like, an influencer white, event. And I I didn't watch it, but I did hear

38:35Richard Greaser that Dennis Porter wanted to compete in it, but they actually banned him because they considered him too much of a professional, and they wanted to, you know, focus more on amateur influencers like Nick Carter.

38:48Rod Palmer Yeah. That makes sense. I mean, I remember Nick Carter was trying to get involved with some green energy mining council thing to warm up to politicians a few years ago. And he's not even in that conversation anymore. I mean, if you're talking about ESG

39:06Rod Palmer in green energy and green mining, Dennis Porter is leading the charge. He took that space over because he was probably intimidated. Yeah.

39:18Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you know, Dennis is, is orange killing former president, sitting congress people, you know, with David Bailey. He's he's crossing you know, David Bailey doesn't have the ability to cross party lines like Dennis does. Dennis is friends with everyone in congress.

39:37Rod Palmer And Yeah. Right now right now, Dennis is Batman, and David Bailey is like his Robin. Yeah. I think that that's a pretty fair characterization,

39:46Richard Greaser to say the least. But, yeah, the the conference, it's called Consensus, and it was all about compliance. Like, they they had it to really start off Compliance Pride Month. They were talking about, you know, ways to compliantly launch stock stock markets on, you know, different blockchains, you know, very, very revolutionary

40:08Richard Greaser stuff if you were in the year 2017. So it's kinda like where the where the boomers go to hang out in the space and talk about old ideas that nobody really cares about anymore.

40:19Rod Palmer But it seemed like pretty good about it. Interesting. Well, this is any conference season is just warming up. And the pod cop, you know, activities have been really eating up, getting ready for the conference, and then let's talk about eating up. The hot topic that or president E. K. Lee in El Salvador

40:41Rod Palmer this week down, and I think it was yesterday, Dylan Leclerc, the guy you know, Max Keiser, Jack Mallers, Mike Germano, Donald Trump Junior,

40:52Rod Palmer Hunter Carlson, Matt Gaetz, The Who's Who, Paco. We're in El Salvador for this really I mean, they had a military flyover. It was it was a blockbuster event. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

41:06Richard Greaser go go into it a little bit more. What what do you know? What was going on?

41:10Rod Palmer Yeah. The the president of Eucaly, it was his inauguration. So he won his third term or or his second term, excuse me, as president of El Salvador for his ability to bring compliance and safety to that country and to NGU to that country. So they had the inauguration even though I think the election was several months ago. But if you look in the crowd, it was 50% El Salvador and 50%,

41:36Rod Palmer you know, podcasters or influencers. It was it was a great turnout. American politicians, especially the ones on podcast, they were all there. That's great.

41:45Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, we need we need more politicians to become podcasters and to go promote events like that because, you know, America has a lot to learn from El Salvador and what B. Kaylee has done. Yeah. He's built some beautiful prisons for noncompliance.

41:60Rod Palmer Yes. He's he's let people to pay their taxes in Bitcoin.

42:06Richard Greaser It's really it's really impressive. Yeah. I mean, the the question is, why live in America when you can live in El Salvador at this point? Like, the the real only hope is for Donald Trump, you know, really, really take the orange pill and to come in

42:25Richard Greaser and turn America into El Salvador. I I think that's what gets me excited, you know?

42:31Rod Palmer Yeah. That that a lot of people are asking themselves. Why would I live in a place like New York or Chicago or Los Angeles, San Francisco when I could live in San Salvador, a safe compliant country? The United States just has a lot to learn from that from that small orange pill nation.

42:51Richard Greaser Yep. And the reason why is, you know, when you live on a Bitcoin standard, you just instantly become a good person. But I think that's, this is probably a good segment. I'm gonna play a clip about, the spiritual awakening that's happening as a result of Bitcoin lobbyists.

43:13Unknown Today, we stand at the precipice of a much needed spiritual revival. Bitcoin has already won, but many of the politicians have yet to realize it. Bitcoin lobbyists are leading the charge by orange pilling our political leaders, purifying their hearts of the blemishes resulting from decades of fiat politics. Bitcoin is truth that can set one free. No matter the crimes committed, Bitcoin has the power to redeem even the sickest hearts.

43:39Unknown Our lobbyists, who work so diligently to protect us, as well as ensure that we have permission to use Bitcoin, are congregating on the nation's capital to meet with pedophiles, war criminals, and thieves. They do not see these people as evil, but sick and recoverable. They see past the politician's actions into their hearts, believing that they can lead them to a better way.

44:02Unknown Lobbyists are truly the spiritual leaders of this spiritual revival in our nation, promoting compliance as a tactic to truly be defiant. We must support our spiritual leaders on their path of leading this awakening. For if we don't, we may be catapulted into an age of darkness. Remember that this battle is not a kinetic battle for territory and legislation, but is a deeper battle.

44:25Unknown It is a battle for hearts and minds, for optics and souls. By liking and sharing their tweets and diverting your DCA into funding their efforts, you're protecting our bright orange future. We cannot sit around waiting for permission to win and instead need to proactively go seek their permission. Many are afraid to comply right now because of government non compliance. Donald Trump was convicted of performing a non KYC transaction.

44:50Unknown The samurai devs are being held in prison without the proper legal processes being followed. Ross Ulbricht is facing an eternity in prison without parole. You may be thinking that compliance will not save you, but have hope. Our lobbyists representing us will prevail because they have truth and immutable chain on their side. The power of Satoshi will prevail and humanity will be propelled into a time of unprecedented hope and prosperity. Dawn your laser eyes proudly as with lobbyists, we watch game theory play out. We will win only if you do your part.

45:23Unknown Choose hope, choose wealth, and choose victory.

45:32Rod Palmer That was that that's a really great clip. That that gets me really, really hyped about world spiritual

45:42Rod Palmer soul or the future of America's soul. Yeah.

45:47Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, the the feature is helpful and and it's really important during times like this, you know, when there's a lot of psy ops going on and people trying to make you comply. So just remember there's help there there's other forces at work that are not right in front of your face, that are working for your own good. And you just have to you have to trust the plan, essentially.

46:11Rod Palmer Yeah. Trust the process and trust that if you have family member, a friend, somebody close to you, just morally, spiritually, they are sick,

46:24Rod Palmer sending them some lightning sats is all it may might take to completely heal heal their soul. Yeah.

46:32Richard Greaser Well, I mean, there there's so many good people out there, you know, really, really sitting down with some of the sickest people in our society in Washington and working on changing their hearts, through through using a blockchain, maybe they would be willing, like, maybe you could contact some of the people at the Bitcoin Policy Institute

46:56Richard Greaser to come talk to your sick relatives. Like, maybe you have a little kid that likes to, like, you know, torture the the family dog and light things on fire and, you know, bring dead birds in the house. And maybe that that little kid, you know, just needs to be introduced to to Satoshi and Bitcoin, to kinda get that behavior in order.

47:18Rod Palmer Right. Or even worse, you could have, like, a cousin who uses Monero and you could orange peel him. That would be he turned his life around.

47:29Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that that would be a bigger, massive shift. Well, let's go through some of the highlight or the headlines real quick of the week. You you talked a little bit about the El Salvador influencers. I know you were you were posted about that on Twitter. I suggested that we quarantine the non compliant in Washington DC. I'm not sure if you got a chance to read that article, Ron.

47:53Rod Palmer I know, I mean, that's we that's a huge that's a very that's a very successful strategy in my opinion. It worked more or less. It worked, a couple of years ago and I think that now we have the blueprint and now we know what the weakness spots are in policies like this. We could really nail it this time and use this quarantine to squash the non compliant

48:18Rod Palmer curve, that that bell curve of people who just some people on the left get it, some people on the right get it, but the people in the middle of the non compliant Government officials just smash that down, get rid of that that midwit desire to have to think that they're better than everybody else and can can just break the rules at their own leisure. Yeah.

48:39Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, it would it would be a good way to teach them. It it would be a good way to just generally stop the spread of noncompliance of Washington DC, which is at pandemic levels. And so essentially what I'm proposing is we we get you know, this general metro metropolitan area around Washington, DC, where all the politicians and and all the intelligence

49:00Richard Greaser operators live and build a 100 foot wall, concrete wall around, you know, which would have the dual purpose later, you know, it'd start to keep them in. But in the future,

49:15Richard Greaser you know, once they're converted to being compliant again, it will be used to keep the noncompliance out. But we could, you know, really lock things down. I think about two weeks of them, you know, reflecting on their behavior will be enough for them to change. And we will not have to extend the quarantine. Again, you know, this brings to the question, you know, what type of testing we can put in place to determine whether they're non compliant or compliant again.

49:45Rod Palmer Right, and this might all be solved if we can if Trump can get the vaccine for Bitcoin derangement syndrome, which cures non compliance. Yeah.

49:58Richard Greaser Yeah. And, you know, hopefully, he'll be able to do that, you know, within the two week time period. This won't be extended for a period of years.

50:06Rod Palmer Maybe maybe operation light speed becomes operation lightning speed, which is the fastest type of transaction.

50:14Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that would that that would be a good name for it. There maybe this is, you know, if we're gonna name the the operation, maybe this is a good one to pitch to the Bitcoin company HR departments.

50:30Rod Palmer Right. Not of the non compliant.

50:33Richard Greaser I'm trying to think of any other headlines, that Well, let me just see the one. It it was, Cypherpunks,

50:39Rod Palmer Velo, cutting edge technology. They can create mini spotlights, and they can use that to project logos of their company, of their podcast onto the the blonde spot on B. T. C. Sessions' hair. Well as, Nico from from Simply Bitcoin, they can make they leverage that for guerilla marketing. So now if you are a Bitcoin startup

51:02Rod Palmer that doesn't have the funds to buy an expensive booth at the expo hall or to to sponsor, like, a conference, you can now get your logo on the main stage. You if you can use this mini spotlight technology. That's pretty interesting. It's something to follow.

51:18Richard Greaser Yeah. It is very interesting. I I think one of the it it solves a lot of challenges. It'd be interesting to hear more about what the cost for a product like this is. But one of the challenges that is, being presented to these companies that are startups that are trying to bootstrap things without taking a bunch of VC money is that they still have to pay

51:43Richard Greaser the ticket price to get into the event unless they sneak in, which is I think most companies, they can't afford conference tickets unless they have VC money. That's a good point and

51:56Rod Palmer there needs to be open for us. This can't be one of those technologies that is only that gets captured by the big companies, big VC backed companies to just spread their logos around. I mean, I know

52:13Rod Palmer ET Sessions is being chased around by PodCon, interested sponsors all the time. Imagine if they get their hands on this May spotlight, even the last bastion of of marketing space will be eaten up by the VCs once again. Yeah.

52:29Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, this is about democratizing, conference advertisement. I mean, this really has a huge potential to undermine Podkoff in general and so I'm pretty excited about it. Maybe maybe we should look at investing in one of these ourselves. Yeah. If anybody knows,

52:47Rod Palmer has a insight on like a beta test for this mini spotlight, please hit us up. Yeah. By the snow. Love to get all especially by, by July after the conference. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we we can get tickets to most of these conferences because they they give it to us for our press credentials.

53:04Richard Greaser They want us to be at the conference covering it. But if anybody has, BTC sessions travel schedule for the PodCon tour as well as Nico, please DM me their, their itineraries so that we can know where to be, with this,

53:22Richard Greaser the spotlight to take advantage of it. And if you're, if you're a company also wanting to do this, we can, you know, split up the talks because they're they're on a lot of panels. They do a lot of moderating. So I'm sure that, you know, we could

53:38Richard Greaser we could talk and come to an agreement where we're not trying to compete with shining our logos on him at the same time. Yeah. That's good. We don't want don't want congestion in the in that matter. And, also,

53:49Rod Palmer if somebody can figure out, oh, put a comment in, like, a YouTube video during a livestream, how that would maybe potentially shine up into Niko's hair when he's doing simply Bitcoin. That might be a really valuable really valuable decentralized technology.

54:07Richard Greaser Well, I bet, you know, if Niko this might be a way to to get him, using more, like, value for value products because we could have Ellen Bits develop a plug in, like, a streamer plug in that lets you pay with lightning

54:24Richard Greaser Right. To broadcast a message, and that message gets broadcasting to Nico's blonde streak using a spotlight in studio while he's recording.

54:36Rod Palmer That would be huge. I'd take take the technology that people use to send sats to, like, make a a porn star's vibrator buzz and use that for something productive,

54:48Rod Palmer like, actually advertising your podcast in Nico's hair. Yeah.

54:54Richard Greaser I mean, that that'd be really cool. I I can imagine him being on board with that. I I could see Ellen Bits developing that. If they're not willing to do it, you know, I'm sure there's some lightning devs that we could talk to in order to make it. But this this could be a pretty big product. I I think, you know, I want a quite a name for it before anybody else gets around to it. I would like to call this an UltraChat

55:21Rod Palmer instead of a SuperChat. I like it. I like it.

55:25Richard Greaser Well, I have some good reporting you did on that story. It was definitely one that no other media company was willing to touch or cover really. You know, some might say that's getting into the weeds, but I think this is, these are the important topics that that we cover that sets us apart as different from all the other noise on the industry.

55:49Richard Greaser Yeah, I mean, I think that wraps up the the headlines that I wanted to cover. I mean, Elon Musk was trying to get Donald Trump to support Dogecoin instead of Bitcoin. That's gonna be an interesting one to, follow. And then, Ginger B. Stiffen did a great long story on, on Biden vetoing the,

56:11Richard Greaser the SAB 121, that whole crypto bill. But, yeah, should we get to the, the boost? Let's do it. You start out with the first one.

56:21Rod Palmer Let me pull that one back up. Alright. We got the episode for Vaccinating Bitcoin Derangement Syndrome, set of 10. First piece I got here is from John from Ungerable Misfits. He said, used to give us 69,420 residential lives matter. I could not agree more. Sometimes it feels like we're the only lives that don't matter to people, but it's good to hear people honest listeners

56:49Rod Palmer out of support with with with messages like that. Definitely.

56:54Richard Greaser Yeah. Thanks for the boost, John. Really appreciate it. And thanks for, recognizing the importance of our credentials. It goes a long way. Those I would highly suggest that everybody that hasn't yet checked out the Ungovernable Misfits show on Fountain, go check it out and give them a boost as well. There's there's some good guys over there. Absolutely. Doing the hard work. I mean, they're they're the tip of the spear with the noncompliance strike. Absolutely. The next the next one was from me, so we could skip that one. Well, thanks for boosting the show. Yeah. Well, I'll read it. You said make vaccines safer and effective again. And, I I think that's a great boost.

57:31Richard Greaser And it it's exciting to see that, you know, mental health issues like like Bitcoin to bridge with syndrome can't be vaccinated. And then next one we've got

57:43Rod Palmer Statitoshi. As you've reached the 10,000 sats, as the number continues to go up, I find myself wanting an OnlyFans girlfriend like my hero, Bobby Breedlove. However, right now, there's no transparent way for me to view and verify their meta pastries, including STD tests. Can blockchain fix this? That's a really good question. There's a lot of ways you could do it. You can go the shit coy way and go the Bitcoin way. This decentralized

58:09Rod Palmer identity could easily in include, sexual history and STD test, but you could also use the, the testing for compliance and the gene sequencing to probably find out what some of that history is. Yep.

58:23Richard Greaser That's, I mean, I I think it'd be good to have your STD status tied to the Bitcoin blockchain. So when you go into the doctor and get tested, essentially, anybody can verify,

58:38Richard Greaser you know, whether you're clean or not and when your most recent test is. It's kind of like a it's a proof of identity type function, proof of status, proof of, I I think it's a really good idea. I think blockchain does fix this. Once it fixes everything.

58:54Rod Palmer Yeah. Figuring out. Figuring out how to do this, maybe, like, sending your credentials over, a lightning transaction. Kinda like the idea of, of, like, identity, logging into a company or logging into a website with lightning, but logging into

59:12Rod Palmer a relationship with Lightning, just set a transaction and boom, it says all of the things they're clear from. Man, why is Saylor taking so long to develop the screen?

59:21Richard Greaser What an excellent one. The next one is from fundamentals from the Rock Paper Bitcoin podcast for 10,000 sats, And Fundamental says good shit all around. Thanks, man. Business Cat and Fundamentals did a good show, the other day over on the Rock Paper Bitcoin podcast that that trended pretty well on the the following charts. So definitely take a chance to go check that out. Appreciate the boost. And then next, we got

59:50Rod Palmer We All Eat. Taste of 5,000 sat. Blow your fucking worm or the bugle. At first I thought that was gonna be a mean one, but it sounds like, it's just a a bugle ing for support. Heck you. We all eat.

1:00:07Richard Greaser Yeah. That that guy, if you don't know who he is, he's a he's a cool dude. Appreciate the boost. Appreciate the support. The next boost was from Enoch who said, my bad last week. I was confused. This is high signal. Excellent episode. Thank you. So, yeah, I don't know if you remember, but in the boost last week, Enoch responded by saying that we were spewing a bunch of Marxist nonsense. And, I I kinda roasted Enoch, for leveling, you know, just baseless accusations at us and

1:00:39Richard Greaser not respecting, all the value that we're bringing to Enoch by doing the thinking for them. And it seems like Enoch, you know, understood and and and flipped around their opinion and, is on the,

1:00:56Rod Palmer on the correct train of supporting the bugle now. Nice. The next one comes from I got the next two. Same person. Hey, look, Dean McCombs. But he's pretty active. He likes to to talk to us up to where His first case is for a thousand sats. It says signal. Couldn't agree more. Second one for 500. Warning spaces. Bitcoin price index. Necessary. I'm behind you.

1:01:19Rod Palmer Thanks, Philip. You've been a great supporter. That support continued

1:01:23Richard Greaser support. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks, Philip. Appreciate it. And the next one the last one is for our Linkin Park rules for or just comment. Wait. You can comment without boosting?

1:01:36Rod Palmer Yeah. I guess so.

1:01:38Richard Greaser Well, apparently, the super shadowy hacker over here, supercoder, figured out how to, get in our boost section without comment or without

1:01:50Rod Palmer boosting us. I need to reply into a clip and it's putting it in the feed for the episode.

1:01:57Richard Greaser Well, that's pretty weird.

1:01:58Rod Palmer You know. Shouldn't be able to reply to a clip without sending money.

1:02:03Richard Greaser Found it guys, you know, better get your, spam filters up because we got Linked Pork Rules, spamming us. I mean, like, you know, we played a clip at the beginning about talking about how if you listen to the episode without boosting us, it's essentially theft of journalism. So what would commenting without boosting be in relevance to that?

1:02:26Rod Palmer Yeah. If you enjoyed a clip, you have to pay for it. No.

1:02:29Richard Greaser Well, anyways, I'll I'll give Link Apart rules a pass on this one, because he's a good guy and boosted my dollar menu, episode that I put out last week, so it gets a pass there.

1:02:46Rod Palmer Yeah, the content was there.

1:02:48Richard Greaser Yeah, that that wraps it up for, for the show today, I think. You got any final words, Wizzo?

1:02:56Rod Palmer Yeah. I think I think my advice would just be to be wary of those who speak noncompliantly, but do not walk the walk.

1:03:06Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, this this sounds like the proper job for Bitcoin Twitter to, to handle because they're very proficient in conducting purity tests to determine whether somebody actually has the spirit of Satoshi working in them or not. Make sure to sniff those out, don't trust, verify. Yeah. Unless their credentials are almost like us. Exactly. Well, anyways, thanks for, tuning in the show, and we'll see you guys next week.

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