0:00Kailey Welch On this week's episode, credentialed journalists Rod Palmer and Richard Grieser discuss the new Michael Saylor movie, David Bailey's birthday, BlackRock commercial actors being the biggest threats to our democracy, and much more. Buckle up because you are about to experience the hardest hitting new show in the world. This is Kaley Welch, and you are listening to the Bugle Weekly, the most thermodynamically sound podcast in the world. But before we start, I'm going to play the trailer to Michael Saylor's new groundbreaking movie, National Treasure three

0:31Richard Greaser Genesis Code.

0:33Narrator The most spectacular treasure in history developed over decades by cipher punks across different continents. It was finally completed by a mysterious cipher punk named Satoshi whose keys were hidden somewhere in the digital realm.

0:55Narrator But he left clues for us hidden in plain sight, waiting for us to find them before the CIA discovered the treasure and its potential.

1:07Richard Greaser Keeping this treasure out of the hands of the spooks, Michael. Is your destiny.

1:15Michael Saylor (actor) You're Bitcoin investors, aren't you? We're more like Bitcoin savers, actually.

1:20Narrator All his life, Michael Saylor searched for a thermodynamically sound asset no one believed existed. Don't you get it, Michael? The asset is a myth.

1:31Michael Saylor (actor) I refuse to believe that.

1:33Narrator But what he thought was the final clue was only the beginning.

1:41Michael Saylor (actor) It's hidden in plain sight. It's in Satoshi's white paper.

1:45Kailey Welch You think Satoshi's keys are encoded in the white paper?

1:48Rod Palmer It's a cipher.

1:50Kailey Welch And how do you know that exactly?

1:52Michael Saylor (actor) We don't.

1:53Kailey Welch Is the cipher in the room with us right now?

1:57Narrator But Michael Saylor isn't the only one who discovered the hidden treasure.

2:04Michael Saylor (actor) The CIA is working around the clock to crack the code. Hell, they might have already cracked it.

2:10Narrator Now, he's in a race against time and against spooks to recover Satoshi's wallet before it's too late.

2:19Michael Saylor (actor) We have to get our hands on those keys and distribute Satoshi's coins to podcasters through fountain boosts before the CIA gets them. The CIA gets them. And then what? Everything Whitney Webb warned us about comes true.

2:32Narrator Michael Saylor must unlock the secrets of game theory using first principles thinking and tap the cyber hornet brain trust of Bitcoin Twitter, group chats, and Bitcoin podcasts

2:46Narrator to save the world from being taken over by Feds.

2:51Unknown Try brute force.

2:54Narrator Tether is working with Langley. We might be too late. Michael Saylor. National Treasure three. Genesis

3:09Rod Palmer Code. Hey. We're recording. How's it going, everybody? Man, what an exciting, movie that the National Treasure three Genesis Code, South Side is going to be.

3:22Rod Palmer I am a huge fan of, all the National Treasure movies and this is the third installment and in this time, Bitcoin is front and center, starring Michael Saylor. It's gonna be cool. I guess I heard pop,

3:39Rod Palmer Anthony Papillanos is gonna be in the movie. So it's just it's really cool, man. I'm excited to see that one. Yeah. I'm pretty excited for it too.

3:48Richard Greaser I'm kind of hoping that this isn't one of those situations where they make a really good trailer for a movie and then the movie is, like, pretty subpar. Because I think everybody's experienced that before and is probably going into it cautious really good examples of, any movies like their Bitcoin theme that were really popular, really good, or really well produced.

4:15Richard Greaser So this could be, you know, a pretty big moment for

4:18Rod Palmer Right. Right. The best Bitcoin movie so far, I would say is thank God for Bitcoin. But that's kind of a niche religious Christian movie. This would be our first like Hollywood blockbuster

4:33Rod Palmer that we could really see. So it'll be interesting. I'm, I'm worried, you know, Hollywood is it sucks right now. I mean, pretty much everything that's being put out in the movie theaters and Netflix, it's all, it's all CIA. And it used to be the CIA made great movies like Pop Gun,

4:55Rod Palmer Independence Day, all MacDowell, and those were great movies, but that's because the CIA had competition. But then the final nail in the coffin was when the CIA finally put Harvey Weinstein

5:10Rod Palmer in prison and Harvey Weinstein was the only other competitor that made good news to the CIA, not in no competition. So it's like the democratic party in Florida or in California, they don't have to worry about losing elections. So it's, they're terrible. It's, they just keep raising taxes no matter how few people can afford them. And it's the same like the CIA, just Disney, they all just keep making just total, you know, bust movies because they already have any inspiration, but yeah, I'm hopeful this one will do good. The,

5:45Rod Palmer recording a little later. We were able to record last night. We usually record on Sunday. So recording on Monday happens to be demand David Bailey's birthday. So happy birthday, David Bailey. I did not realize that David Bailey

6:03Rod Palmer just turned 34 years old. David Bailey is practically a generation Z TikTok Zoomer. He definitely,

6:16Rod Palmer you know, with that beard, he's, he's gained a little weight recently. Just, he was a lot older. That's all I'm saying. And he, you know, but I guess a lot of things that make sense considering his age. Did you know David Bailey was that young?

6:31Richard Greaser I didn't. I was, very shocked. I mean, I think he's got a little bit of Charles Hoskinson type, deal going on here where he presents or looks a lot older than he is and it, it might be,

6:49Richard Greaser that he does that intentionally

6:51Rod Palmer trying to get people to respect him more. Well, I mean, I've respected him more when I thought he was in his forties for sure. But yeah, I mean, that's, you know what they say. They hold being in this space in general, age as you it's like being a president of The United States, those guys age quickly. Surprisingly,

7:13Rod Palmer Donald Trump did not age when he was in office. He looks pretty much the same on day one as he did on January 6 when he was leading the riots on the Capitol. So let's see. I mean, I don't know if he'll age, if he wins this one, this year, but maybe it'll be the Bitcoin industry. Maybe being a Bitcoiner will finally be what ages and makes him feel those years. But speaking of Donald Trump, the big news right now is that,

7:43Rod Palmer another CIA asset tried to assassinate Donald Trump yesterday. And if you haven't heard of that, I don't know how you have had not heard about that yet, but there was a dude. He was, kind of

7:60Rod Palmer a kind of an insane leftist Ukraine poster. He has a lot of Ukraine flags in his post and his profile. And he was setting up with an AK 47 about 200 or 500 yards from where Donald Trump was gone thing. And he claims he was just gonna shoot the gun to scare Donald Trump so that Donald Trump missed his drive and was really pissed.

8:26Rod Palmer But obviously, if you're pointing a a AK 47 at the president or, you know, the president of The United States, the secret service has got to react. They shot at him, they missed and they actually took this guy, into custody. They arrested him, alive. So this time, when either this guy's gonna kill himself,

8:50Rod Palmer we're we're gonna maybe hopefully figure out what's going on here. But I, you know, what do you what do you think about this shit?

8:57Richard Greaser Well, I think it's kinda interesting that, I'm hearing some preliminary reports that he is in a BlackRock commercial. So this would be the second shooter that was, featured in the BlackRock commercial. Correct. I kinda wonder if this was a stunt by Larry Fink to bring attention to

9:17Richard Greaser the BlackRock Bitcoin ETFs.

9:20Rod Palmer Right. Yeah. They said, you know, they told us at the end of last year, back in December, they said all of this money is gonna be poured in to, advertisement

9:34Rod Palmer and marketing for the Bitcoin ETFs. And I personally only saw maybe one or two TV commercials, of the Bitcoin ETF, other than on Twitter.

9:47Rod Palmer So I don't know where that money's gone. I guess maybe we're now finding out, better doing like some real in real life marketing. I mean, what better way to catch people's attention better than, assassinating the first would be Bitcoin president.

10:05Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, you know, going off the topic of David Bailey. So David Bailey, you know, helped Trump to become the first Bitcoin pleb, you know, former president in history by giving him one of those coins that had a lot of Bitcoin on it,

10:25Richard Greaser which is really threatening to BlackRock because they're trying to sell these ETF platforms. But if the former president is a is a plan that that sells cut self custodies, it's kinda bad for ETF sales.

10:43Rod Palmer Oh, wow. So that's I didn't think about that. So it's you think are you you think there's some logic here that BlackRock wants people to be funneled towards their regulated, custodial ETF

10:59Rod Palmer and that Donald Trump will inspire plans to run their own nodes and to to buy Bitcoin and store it in cold storage in their hardware wallets. Yeah. That's that's kind of my going theory. Wow. Well, they said like they said like, and then they fight you. They're not fighting Bitcoin anymore, but they are fighting,

11:24Rod Palmer they are fighting plans and the that noncompliant ethos of self custody. So That's interesting. They're actually trying to, well, some of my eyes think that's a foolish strategy from the standpoint that

11:39Rod Palmer just because they take out Trump doesn't mean plants are going to stop

11:43Richard Greaser taking self custody of their Bitcoin? No. But it but it takes a a big self custody influencer off the Right. Off the table. And that's the thing. They want to, they wanna attack, you know, these types of people

11:59Richard Greaser as much as possible, you know, discredit them. And it it's a pretty powerful statement, you know, where if, if somebody sees essentially, like, another politician, for example, sees, like, hey. If you self custody Bitcoin, we're gonna, take our army of people that have been featured in our commercials and and have load them up with AK 40 sevens or AR fifteens and and go after you.

12:29Richard Greaser It kinda has a chilling effect. You know what I mean?

12:32Rod Palmer Right. So if we look at the pattern of the past few months, we have we saw a lot of influencers and podcasters that were laid off at Swan. We saw the same thing

12:47Rod Palmer happen with Bitcoin magazine. A lot of influencers and journalists and podcasters lost their jobs right after the conference. And now they're trying to take down the granddaddy of them all influencer.

13:04Rod Palmer Wow. That's that's a that would have a huge chilling effect. So to go back to this this, trend, so we've had we had an I had anybody try to assassinate a US president or a candidate for US president in forty years.

13:25Rod Palmer And before that it was, twenty or thirty years before that when they shot JFK and RFK's dad, but now we've had two in two or three months and both of them have been BlackRock influencers. They've been in BlackRock commercials, but they don't, neither of them look the part

13:50Rod Palmer of an influencer. And I read what Forbes did. The CIA was, hanging out at shopping malls during the weekday when

14:02Rod Palmer not physically successful influent people are not at the mall on a Wednesday afternoon. It's kind of like people down on their lot and the CIA has been, you know, renting out, I think right now they have to vacate for a, spirit Halloween stores. But when the spirit Halloween stores go out in November, the CIA goes back in and they've been basically telling people, Hey, we should make you an influencer. Somebody who's got a top influencer podcast, a top TikTok channel. You just have

14:33Rod Palmer to work with us and use our program. And they've been training these people to become assassins, but promising them influencer careers and getting them jobs in BlackRock commercials. So it's now what makes me really suspect of every person in a BlackRock commercial, they may all

14:54Rod Palmer be sleeper assets waiting to be activated to try to take out self custody influencers, such as the president of The United States.

15:05Richard Greaser Yeah, I think we should, be trying to essentially track and database everybody that's been in a BlackRock commercial and we could probably find out who the next assassin to attempt assassination.

15:22Rod Palmer Have you ever seen a BlackRock commercial other than the ones that get shared when, you know, one of the CIA's assassins,

15:32Richard Greaser was it was it was it part of a news story? No. I can't I can't say that, I've ever actually seen him before prior to this.

15:42Rod Palmer It's interesting because it used to be, and we talked about this already, right? Like the, the quality of CIA psy ops in Hollywood, they're just garbage. I don't think anybody is inspired or

15:60Rod Palmer is becomes patriotic after watching a Hollywood movie put out in the past three or five years. So now that they're no longer able to to do propaganda effectively

16:14Rod Palmer from Hollywood, they're having to actually go out with these Hollywood actors or these influencers and engage in, you know, violent protests directly.

16:28Rod Palmer That's a scary development where Hollywood communities no longer work.

16:33Richard Greaser War in cities. Yeah, I think one of the challenges that is facing Hollywood right now is, you know, Hollywood's very reliant on Jewish people to Right. Make their content for them. And I know, like, the average Jew, around the world is pretty upset right now. They're pretty worn out because they have these

16:55Richard Greaser various groups constantly launching missiles at them. And it makes it very

17:02Rod Palmer They're busy. They're really busy right now dodging they're dodging missiles from the Houthis they're dodging memes from, from right wing alt right accounts they're dodging memes from, people like the communist to the left of Kamala Harris

17:23Rod Palmer they were pretty busy. So they've had to recruit Ukraine supporters, American Ukraine supporters to do the content creation and to

17:36Rod Palmer help create the buys and the hype around some of their favorite strategies and policies. Yeah. Yeah. I understand.

17:44Richard Greaser Like how do you outrun a hypersonic missile is

17:49Rod Palmer one of my questions. Right. I don't know the speed that a hypersonic missile goes, but I know that the training regimen that Bitcoiners follow, no seed oils walking, bounced in better shape. I don't I don't know that it it maybe you need those, like, special Bitcoin shoes to run that fast.

18:11Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, there was this, like, whole meme a few years back, you know, talking about how you could, outrun bullets if you know where to run. And maybe that's the case. So maybe, you know, people should be, watching some more anime to kinda understand the mechanics and the in the proper form of how to properly run, outrun a hypersonic missile.

18:36Rod Palmer What is the term for those anime guys that run really fast? If you're thinking of Naruto running. Yeah. Right. So during the, I think it was in 2018 or so, the, the planned

18:52Rod Palmer assault on Area fifty one, there were, there was a legion of Narudo riders that were alleged to, be like attacking from one of the flanks. So it's, it exists. People those people exist. It just they need to become we need the orange pill in the Rita Runners. Yeah. I mean, that would be,

19:14Richard Greaser that'd be very interesting. I mean, this is this is really good for, you know, practice for just, like, basic Bitcoin security. Like, a lot of people, you know, focus heavily on, you know, things like, you know, how do you how do you secure your Bitcoin with having an offline device?

19:34Richard Greaser They for some reason, they call it air gapping, meaning that it's not connected to the Internet. But, they're not taking in their physical security as well and

19:50Richard Greaser into consideration. Because there's a different threat vector that is being presented right now, which is these hypersonic missiles of which, you know, I don't think most people have figured out

20:07Richard Greaser an adequate response to that of how do you keep your stack safe of, like, yes, you can have, you know, a steel plate that you stamp your seed phrase in. But you you personally, you know, you have to take your personal security into consideration because, like, a lot of these individuals out there that know what Bitcoin is, they realize that if they take you out and your your

20:37Richard Greaser Bitcoin is so secure that they can't access it, and you don't have a a solid backup plan in place to, you know, give those keys to, you know, one of your loved ones to to restore. Essentially, if they take you out, they're making their own Bitcoin more valuable because Right. The the Bitcoin on the market is less,

21:01Richard Greaser so it's

21:03Rod Palmer really an underappreciated threat factor there because people talk about, Pia Menoramic is saying he wants people to know that his Bitcoin is not at his house And some people like my cheese, like the first one words are in one continent.

21:21Rod Palmer The next one of the words are in another jurisdiction. If you tell me you're not getting my Bitcoin. So that should incentivize you from showing up to my house to try to steal my Bitcoin or to kill me for my Bitcoin. However, a lot of Bitcoin holders, even if they're married, even if they have families, they're still orange shelves. They haven't been able to actually orange pill their wife. They haven't taught their wife how to run a node, how to, restore, wallet from a seed phrase backup

21:53Rod Palmer So what these these pirates, these these criminals, what they have to do and they know this is if they can if they can kill you with a hypersonic missile or otherwise, they don't need to steal your Bitcoin because theirs immediately, you know, theirs becomes more valuable. They have taken sell pressure off the market and to counteract some of these suppressors like BlackRock who are suppressing the Bitcoin price. And maybe that is what they're trying to do. Maybe they're trying to kick off

22:23Rod Palmer the next bull market by removing sell pressure from people who don't have their Bitcoin stored in a way that can be accessed by their families when they pass.

22:38Richard Greaser One of the concerning things that I would think about, you know, is kind of deciphering Michael Sailor's, previous statements. So one of the things he suggested in the past was that one of the most selfless things that you could do is to die with your own keys, right? Right. And so, you know, I almost wonder if, like, the unspoken thing that he was saying was, if you go kill Bitcoiners, to make them die with their keys, is that one of the most

23:07Richard Greaser selfless things that's going on? And maybe that

23:11Rod Palmer maybe that's the angle with these Trump assassinations, you know, somebody Exactly. Exactly. That's what I was here to say. I was gonna say, I think people kind of tell that Donald Trump doesn't have a good backup plan for his Bitcoin. His sons are kind of retarded and they probably can't figure it out and

23:33Rod Palmer they probably don't have to. So they know that if they, I mean, David Bailey gave Donald Trump one full Bitcoin on stage in front of everybody at the Bitcoin conference. So they know there's only 21,000,000 Bitcoin and they know that if they shoot Donald Trump and kill him, that's one Bitcoin now probably off the market forever. Nobody's gonna spend that. Donald Trump's probably already lost it himself. He's probably not even in danger, but he because he already lost it. But, you know, people don't realize that. Yeah. I mean, this changes the entire economics of assassination

24:08Richard Greaser markets, which I'd find concerning. And this is why a lot of people suggest to never tell anybody how much Bitcoin you have. There's two reasons for that. One is you know, a lot lot of people out there don't have very much Bitcoin. So you don't want people to see how small your your dick is.

24:33Richard Greaser But, you know, if some people see, like, hear how much you do have and your dick is really big, they're gonna wanna take you off the, the market, so to say. And so there's an economic incentive, to do that, which, you know, creates a big security

24:52Richard Greaser risk.

24:54Rod Palmer Right. It's almost it's almost like you want to whether it's almost like you don't want people to know you have Bitcoin and at all. One sat could be generational wealth at some point in the future. So even having even having even if you saw you withdrew or sold all your Bitcoin

25:14Rod Palmer from way of one of your wallets, if, if, if a spout dusts it with, a few sats, in order to try to track you, or to track your address, that could be putting you in danger. That could be how the space are signaling to their influencers, which people

25:35Rod Palmer to assassinate. They send them the KYC records that they stole, you know, from exchange and they say, Listen, we dusted seven accounts. Use this KYC data to track down the people and the addresses belonging to these seven accounts. These seven addresses, those are your targets for assassination. That's scary.

25:55Richard Greaser It is very scary.

25:57Rod Palmer But to go back to what you were saying is it was this learning how to protect yourself. And there's a lot of the acquires who, it's almost like a cognitive dissonance, because a lot of the winners are really into guns, having ammo, stocking up on guns and ammo, three d printing guns,

26:16Rod Palmer learning jujitsu, eating steak so you can become strong, so you can so you can fight and so you can battle, but also at the same time, the the best strategy when you're encountering any conflict

26:34Rod Palmer is really to turn around and run. It's the way you're there, and if you even if you know jujitsu, if the person pulls out a gun, they shish you and you die or if you know if you know jujitsu and the person doesn't immediately lay down on their on the ground and engage you, they'll take money you do. Like you can't do jujitsu standing up. You know, you need to have a better, a bigger gun than you. Maybe they have better aim. Maybe they have a hypersonic missile. But a lot of Bitcoiners seem to realize when the government is coming after you, that's when you retreat and run. And instead of trying to fight the government and trying to counteract them, they just

27:14Rod Palmer wallet available in Germany anymore in The United States anymore, or we're just gonna retreat. So it's, it's trying to realize that these in real life it's it's much less likely, I guess what I'm saying is that a government agency is gonna try to take down the Bitcoin protocol because it's a very, very hard thing to destroy,

27:37Rod Palmer but they can much, much, much more easily hit your house with a hypersonic missile and make their Bitcoin more valuable and make yours, you know, you're dead. You don't need to spend it anymore. You've huddled for years. You never got to enjoy it, and they just, you know, make their Bitcoin more valuable by hitting you with a hypersonic missile

27:58Richard Greaser lingering sleep. Yeah. Well, I hope the Secret Service is training, Donald Trump on how to Naruto run so he can outrun, you know, the next assassin's bullets. I think it was very fortunate this time around that the attempted assassin, used an AK-forty seven, because I think, you know, the average listener, you know, is familiar with, you know, the way that firearms work know that an AK 47 is not a good firearm for,

28:27Richard Greaser you know, long range accurate shooting. That's why the CIA loves to give these terrorist groups AKs so that they know when the US military is going to have to fight them later on, you know, their the soldiers going into battle, you know, will have a much lower casualty rate because they won't get hit as much.

28:47Rod Palmer Right. They didn't actually they teach them how to hold the rifles incorrectly. And they just kind of like, like they, they send them music videos from rappers and they're like, this is how you hold a gun, which is like sideways. Like you're not bracing it against your shoulder. And all of a sudden the a 40 sevens have a very distinct, echo, or whatever you wanna call it. They, when you shoot the gun, it sounds very, distinct if you are trained,

29:16Rod Palmer and you've, and you've been to war. So it's, it's really, they're just, they're just kind of like, it's almost like a bigger right flag. If you, if you see anybody with AK 47, they're probably a fed. But, these, you know, we talked about this back, I would say in the beginning of June, on our episode, if you want, I think it was June 10 or June 3. I can't remember. You can figure it out if you listen, but we talked about assassination markets and we talked about how there was, I think, nearly 40,

29:48Rod Palmer assassinations of political, candidates in Mexico during their general election this earlier this year. And this, you know, with the second attempt on Trump's life, it seems like it's a it's it's now safe to like to say that what we warned about back in June, which is that, assassination markets

30:10Rod Palmer on different blockchains, like, Solana and anywhere where they use meme coins, these assassination markets have, exploited our open border and have migrated to, blockchains in The United States, even some compliant blockchains, for example, have potentially been infiltrated by these assassination markets.

30:31Rod Palmer And so I think, you know, like I said, we've got forty years of now a presidential assassination attempt, and now we've had two in three months. I think we there's a better chance that we see these accelerate, more than, than kind of die off, especially with the federal reserve

30:51Rod Palmer expected to cut interest rates later this week. You can expect to see this cause a boom in meme tokens and assassination tokens, because those really, really

31:06Rod Palmer thrive in low interest rate environments. Well,

31:10Richard Greaser a lot of people have been wondering why Donald Trump, you know, so against open borders. And this is one of the primary reasons, why he has been is he's tried to stop this immigration of, you know, these non compliant markets, which are targeting him specifically.

31:27Richard Greaser So they're it's much more than, you know, him believing that there's societal problems going on. There there's personal self interest going

31:38Rod Palmer on here. Oh, right. I mean, if you think about it from just a very first principles, common sense approach, Donald Trump is the most memeable, if not the most memeable

31:54Rod Palmer person in the world. It's arguably him and Elon Musk. So which assassination meme token is gonna be the most valuable? Well, the one that represents the most valuable meme. So if you are if you make if you yourself are a really, really popular meme, the assassination token that they meant

32:17Rod Palmer throw your head is gonna be the one that attracts the most assassins. It's gonna attract the most BlackRock,

32:24Richard Greaser commercial actors. Yeah. And it makes me think, you know, is BlackRock participating in these types of markets themselves? They're

32:33Rod Palmer trying to get a Solana ETF as early as later this year or next year. Why do you think BlackRock, the only company that I'm aware of that has commercials with presidential assassins acting in them, why are they trying to get meme token ETFs passed in The United States is not to attract and recruit. It's a great recruiting tool to say, if you're actors in our commercials,

32:60Rod Palmer you will be able to make a lot of money in these assassination token markets once the ETF launches. It's happening. It's like it's like if you go to a startup and you stand you work with the company and they go public, they have IPO, you make a lot of money off of that stock, that ethylene. Well, if you are an actor in BlackRock commercials and you are getting paid in assassination tokens,

33:24Richard Greaser when that ETF goes public, boom, you retire. Yeah. I think what's really important for the listener to understand is the world is a lot more non compliant than they, often perceive it to be.

33:36Rod Palmer Right. It is the people that you think are the most compliant, it turns out to be, they're the ones who are the least compliant, but they're they're hypocrites. And that's why I think that's why there's so many angry people

33:53Rod Palmer in the country right now is because they spent their whole life studying hard, doing everything by trying to be compliant and they realize that compliant guys finish last. Yeah. It's hard to wanna

34:08Richard Greaser follow the rules when you see everybody else cheating especially the people that are supposedly, supposed to enforce the rules and are making up the rules, that you are supposed to comply.

34:22Rod Palmer Right. Yeah. I mean, we talked about this again a few weeks ago about the compliance came telutares. They create the regulations, they create the regulatory clarity, they create the laws

34:37Rod Palmer that are very expensive for companies to comply with. It costs these companies, you know, some words of millions of dollars per year to be compliant, but the people who created these compliance laws, they do not have to make they don't have to make that investment They are basically they could they have the opportunity to position

35:00Rod Palmer their investments and their companies. This is what Nancy Pelosi does. Nancy Pelosi invests in companies right before a new compliance law comes out. And so all of the companies who are non compliant with this new law, well, their stock goes down because they have so much more costs to incur. But the companies who were already compliant that she was aware of now, now she makes money off of, of the value rise in those stocks. And this is where all the compliance cantilevers do. And none of them, I mean, even if you are compliant, they can decide

35:36Rod Palmer at any point in time if they don't think you're compliant anymore. And so if you it creates this chaos. If you don't know which decisions to make, which laws to, to follow

35:51Rod Palmer because they might not benefit you to follow them well then that's I mean, you're going to have a breakdown in wallets, you're going to have a breakdown in compliance, you're going to have a breakdown in law and order and it's it's it's that is not what

36:09Rod Palmer you want to see if you're expecting a bull market in Bitcoin, you do not want to see these breakdowns. Like we need, we need certain stability in markets. If we want to, if we want to see NGU. 100%.

36:21Richard Greaser Oh, what a world do we live in? What do we, I, I,

36:24Rod Palmer I can't believe some people are calling for poly market to add, at a market for a successful assassination attempt. So if, if, if it's not enough

36:37Rod Palmer that these meme tokens are about to men when the ETF passes for Solana, I mean, now you can just directly bet with tether on, on poly market, just whether or not it's gonna happen. That's scary. I don't I who knows if they're gonna allow such a thing? Just send a noncompliant

36:56Richard Greaser Bitcoin transaction? Nice. So you're in? No. I, I was donating to to samurai, to their legal defense when I I wanted to do that before

37:11Richard Greaser I forgot. Probably we got we got some pretty big, donations last week.

37:17Rod Palmer Yeah, we did. That was, I would say that's the best the best we've ever done in terms of, raising cigarette money. Luckily, luckily, Fundamentals does not smoke cigarettes,

37:31Rod Palmer so we don't have to, don't have to buy him any cigarettes for the money. We get to share them all. Yeah. It was a big week for the Bugle.

37:38Richard Greaser We'll get into that in a little bit in the Yeah. In the fountain boost at the end of the episode, but I just thought I'd mention that real quick. 45,000 sets over to the samurai legal defense fund. I think

37:55Richard Greaser I don't know. It's an interesting topic I wanna talk about later, but we got a few more things that we gotta get through before we get there.

38:01Rod Palmer Yeah. So speaking of, intellectual silk, where it would be like fundamentals, we recently learned about, a new, some members of the intellectual silk road are building a very exciting new technology

38:17Rod Palmer called ZKKYC, which stands for Zero Knowledge KYC. So if you're familiar with ZK Prius, ZK Rollups on some of these other chains and something they're trying to bring to the Bitcoin blockchain, These guys are using this for, for KYC

38:35Rod Palmer documents. So we're gonna play their pitch, their ad for z k KYC right now, and they will talk about it here a little bit after and and see what you think.

38:47Narrator 1 Successful businesses are obsessed with their customers. Understanding the unique problems and circumstances your customers face enables your business to provide high quality solutions and great customer service. Many highly successful entrepreneurs, including Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos, credit the success of their businesses to their obsession with knowing their customers.

39:12Narrator 2 However, the information collected about us by our favorite brands, consumer product retailers, and financial service providers in order to provide high quality, low cost services with best in class customer experiences is very valuable and stored in databases which act act as honeypots attracting nefarious governments, hackers, and law enforcement who wanna gain access to it. That's why we're developing Zero Knowledge

39:37Narrator 1 KYC. ZKKYC will allow regulated companies to comply with know your customer and anti money laundering laws, as well as tailor your experience to your unique customer profile without ever needing to know or store

39:54Narrator 1 compromising information about your off chain identity, sensitive personal details, or shopping habits which could be used to associate you to your on chain activity. To learn more about z k k y c and unlocking the power of asymmetric compliance, contact us on the intellectual Silk Road today.

40:15Rod Palmer What did you think about that? Richard, are you are you pretty bullish on z j k y c?

40:23Richard Greaser I think it's an improvement. I know, like a lot of the big tech companies, they try and advertise that this is what they're doing, and I don't believe it. So I'm a little bit skeptical of this just because we've been so abused when it comes to our individual, you know, privacy in general. But, you know, I while I'm skeptical, I feel hopeful at the same time.

40:47Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. So for those of you who are not exactly you don't know exactly what this stuff means, right? So z k, Zero Knowledge Prius, or essentially, it's a method by which

41:01Rod Palmer one party, the prover, can prove to their counterparty, the verifier, that a given statement is true while avoiding

41:12Rod Palmer actually conveying or exposing to the verifier any of the information beyond the fact that it's true. So with z k KYC, you are able to, as a company, comply with KYC, AML,

41:30Rod Palmer other types of of of compliance regulation laws. And as the customer, as the user, you're able to also comply with these laws without actually having to give the

41:44Rod Palmer give the company your your personal information, sharing with them certain, like, you know, this is your private beta because even if you trust your favorite brands and consumer retail product providers, with all this data, because they're giving you such good customer experiences, if, you know, if they get hacked or the government asks them or there's a compliance cantillionaire

42:09Rod Palmer decides to change the laws to say that your favorite Bitcoin company has to give them all in your data so they can make sure that you can afford to pay your taxes. Well, now you've been compromised. And so this is an attempt, this is what they're calling asymmetric compliance.

42:26Rod Palmer And because we live in a regime right now where we the citizens, the taxpayers are expected to comply, but the compliance plan trillionaires and the government and people who,

42:44Rod Palmer act in BlackRock commercials, they are not expected to comply. They can be non compliant. It's an asymmetric compliance, environment. And so we need asymmetric compliance solutions.

42:57Rod Palmer And it's, it's kind of like what we talked about at the beginning when we started this podcast that sometimes you've got to out comply the government and in in the Cypherpunks solution is, is there we're building

43:13Rod Palmer zero knowledge, KYC. I don't know if that's the way forward, but it's, it'll be interesting to to see how the intellectual Silk Road, cypherpunks, engineers, builders, which is what we are. I mean, intellectual silk road is we're Cypherpunks and builders and intellectuals. You gotta try something. So I think we're, I think that's where we're kind of at right now.

43:35Richard Greaser It's just nice to see a little bit of innovation. I feel like there's innovation in some places, but in many ways, we've been moving backwards.

43:49Rod Palmer Right.

43:50Richard Greaser And I think, you know, the key to success is just always be moving forward, always trying to grow, always trying to improve on these processes. And this seems like, you know, whether it's gonna be successful or not, I don't know. But at least it's an attempt. So that has me

44:09Rod Palmer feeling a little bit hopeful. Right. So there was a lightning. Bitcoin innovation comes in these waves and it's like these eras. Some people, call it like Bitcoin season one, Bitcoin season two, but whatever you call it, it seems like most of the innovation, 99% of the innovation

44:30Rod Palmer that has occurred on Bitcoin since the last cycle, so the end of twenty twenty, the last bull market has been and don't get me wrong, these are wonderful solutions, wonderful technologies, but they've kind of we've kind of come to the end of the road with the value that we can get from them, but it's it's been ETFs it's Stellia Lightning wallets and they're decentralizing

44:54Rod Palmer mining with, BitAxes and those are great, but we haven't addressed and we haven't addressed the privacy problems, because Bitcoin Lightning Network is a lot of privacy improvements that you can get from using Lightning

45:11Rod Palmer unless you're using Custodial Lightning. So Custodial Lightning is faster, it works better, it's cheaper, you know, everybody can use it, you can boost our podcast with it, but, if you're trying to transact adversarially

45:30Rod Palmer using Lightning Networks, you're kind of stuck either using Zunes, which is amazing, Liquid, but that's that's not really Bitcoin, or Moon Wallet. You know, those are kind of your only options. I I know I'm missing one, so I'm sorry if I if I missed it. I'll meet you, but they they quit,

45:51Rod Palmer So they they they surrendered to the Taproot Wizards. But, but yeah, so it's you got Fedimint, Fedimint's are pretty cool. There's some blood. That's like probably the most private way to use Bitcoin lightning network, in a custodial way. I mean, when it comes to Fedimans, that's really not something you wanna do outside of your group chat. So, we need more innovation. So this is, so like I said, this is where this is coming from. People really want to use custodial lightning, but they want to remain private and they want to use it outside of their group chat,

46:27Rod Palmer maybe to see KKYC, could be a solution for them. It can maybe be a solution for, for KYC mining because that's what most people do, right? They're they're using KYC mining pools.

46:42Richard Greaser Yeah. They're buying a little bit of axes and, they're going through the KYC process rather than mine. They wanna be compliant. They don't want, you know, the significant amount of the the Bitcoin hash rate to be noncompliant

46:58Richard Greaser like it historically has been, which, you know, is a bummer. I think, you know, a lot of this has to do with, you know, Podkom's messaging, the idea that compliance is defiance, but in reality, it isn't. But, like, you know, like, I see the importance for something like this, like the the z k, KYC

47:23Richard Greaser because, you know, we have a real issue here, which is that assassination markets are coming into Western countries. And there's a potential for Bitcoiners to be targeted in an attempt to promote NGU. And we you know, every time you put your KYC information into a website, it's essentially getting

47:46Richard Greaser it's like broadcasting a transaction on the blockchain where, you know, it's viewable for everybody to see, essentially. And, like, this is potentially a massive way to help people,

48:01Richard Greaser secure their Bitcoin to secure their own lives, more effectively. It's a potential big gain for people

48:12Rod Palmer in their OPSEC in in general. Hell yeah, man. I'm I'm sound bullish on the builders and the cyber punks as the intellectual silk road continues to grow, continues to expand. And I, and I just love to see the growth and the optimism in the group chats. If you're not in a group chat right now, you're missing out in the, like we said, the problems of tomorrow,

48:40Rod Palmer the game theory to figure out how we solve some of these problems. It's all taking place in group chats right now. And your job right now is to I would say there's two things your job as a plant right now is to be on as many podcast payment splits on Fountain as possible

48:58Rod Palmer You want to generate as much passive revenue through payment splits of Bitcoin podcasts that you have either hosted yourself. So if you're hosting a Bitcoin podcast or you're becoming a guest on Bitcoin podcasts, or you are a guest on spaces that gets uploaded to fountain to be consumed as a podcast, Like, you wanna get on as many fountain splits as possible, and,

49:21Rod Palmer you wanna get in the you wanna be networking in the most high signal influencer popular group chats, where Cypherpunks are discussing game theory.

49:34Rod Palmer And, it's time to move on to, I guess, our last topic. This one has been, other than assassination markets and politics, the biggest drama on the timeline since last week has been,

49:50Rod Palmer with Whitney Webb and Whitney Webb recently put out another article in her investigative series with, the website unlimited hangout. And

50:04Rod Palmer honestly, it's kind of surprising. So before last week, it seemed like Whitney Webb was one of the most popular influencers in Bitcoin. Joe Rogan and, and Peter Thiel were talking about Whitney.

50:19Rod Palmer I mean, pretty much every podcaster, had Whitney Webb's name in their mouth in a positive way. But that all changed this week with her latest article, which honestly is

50:33Rod Palmer very in line, same tone, same type of content as her previous investigative series. So I guess the mystery right now

50:45Rod Palmer that we're trying to figure out and maybe you have some insight on this, Richard what changed? Why is Willy Webb so controversial this week?

50:57Richard Greaser Well, it looks like she upset Podkoff. And I think one of the things a lot of people are struggling with is there's been a saying for years, which is that everything is good for Bitcoin. And now a lot of people are questioning, is Whitney Webb actually good for Bitcoin? You know, did their model get broken? Did they find an individual, a credentialed journalist that is actually not good for Bitcoin

51:26Richard Greaser in some way? Did their model get destroyed?

51:30Rod Palmer Right. It's it seemed like the the majority of the criticism or the pushback that she's getting, across contests, this past week has been more to do with her tone

51:46Rod Palmer and that she has kind of crossed over to be like a perpetual doomer, lately and that it's that she doesn't understand Bitcoin. Let me read this quote that I took from a Bitcoin podcaster, who was posting about Whitney a lot on, on Twitter last week. He said, listen, nobody

52:08Rod Palmer can dispute any of the evidence when new websites enter extensively researched highly scrutinized widely discussed investigation that caused me and some of my favorite accounts on Noester and some Bitcoin podcasts that I listen to

52:24Rod Palmer to feel that everything to become nervous that everything that we thought was going on in the past nine months that we thought was bullish is actually

52:36Rod Palmer bearish. And I just I just think that Winnie should listen to as many Bitcoin podcasts as I have, and then tell me if she still feels bearish, because if she's listened to as many Bitcoin podcasts as I have, and she has a low time preference

52:54Rod Palmer as I have, and she still feels worried, about this takeover by, the CIA and pedophiles and these different banking cartels, then maybe I should be worried, but I don't think she's listened to enough Bitcoin podcasts to understand that this is actually good for Bitcoin and that Bitcoin doesn't care. And that seems to be the kind of the consensus is that we kind of solved this problem. We already talked about these

53:20Rod Palmer potential risks to Bitcoin and why it could fail years ago. We talked about it on spaces. We talked about it on CloudHouse. Nobody thinks about why Bitcoin could fail more than Bitcoiners do, and that's why we it's so easy to dunk on journalists and other people on on Twitter when they try to spread fun because we thought about this stuff already, But

53:43Rod Palmer the Whitney is still coming at it with more well researched FUD than anybody at the New York Times or the Washington Post or at Forbes, and so this is causing some some influencers to feel nervous. And do you think that do you think that I'm sorry. Somebody called her a witch, that she's creating hysteria, that she's creating a flood of hysteria on the timeline

54:07Rod Palmer when we are trying to to get a a bull market kicked off and that she's kinda wrecking that. Well,

54:15Richard Greaser I think one of her critical misunderstandings or it might not even be misunderstanding, it just might be not the best way to communicate to a crowd that has listened to so many hours of Bitcoin podcasts is you know, she's suggesting that, you know, for Bitcoin to have a meaningful impact,

54:35Richard Greaser people are actually gonna have to do something other than just buy it on a KYC exchange and put it on their, you know, hardware wallet or or signing device. And I I think people are kinda unhappy with that idea because, you know, they're out there,

54:54Richard Greaser you know, they're working their their butts off to, you know, be able to afford their Netflix subscription and their you know, to be able to afford to pay taxes. And the suggestion that they actually have to, like, buy, Bitcoin is very alarming to them because it would require an entire change in, just general life strategy. It you know, it's uncomfortable. It's uncomfortable to have to, you know, like, get up and participate

55:29Richard Greaser in the world around you, you know, and take accountability, you know, for yourself, it's, it's a big ask that I I don't think a lot of people have really, like, you know, mentally prepared for.

55:44Richard Greaser They thought Yeah. They thought that Bitcoin would fix these problems for them. I mean, like, why do people support the government? They support the government because despite their noncompliance, because they say this institution is gonna solve problems for me. That's why I'm paying my taxes because I want them to solve problems for me. I don't wanna do it myself. And in the same way, they're buying Bitcoin

56:14Richard Greaser thinking that, you know, they can replace the government, that Bitcoin's gonna solve problems for them. So instead of, you know, necessarily paying taxes to the government, they're paying taxes to the Bitcoin network and in exchange fees. But now now she's essentially presenting a different image

56:35Richard Greaser or a different different strategy that needs to be you know, potentially adopted.

56:42Rod Palmer Right. It's like ozenovate. It's like ozenovate makes you fit. It fixes obesity. But if you don't change your eating habits and your lifestyle,

56:56Rod Palmer you know, it doesn't it doesn't really fix everything. I don't know if that's it. I think some people have this and this is, you know, probably a problem of, of just the way we were, the world we grew up in. It's like, when you see a bunch of people protesting

57:16Rod Palmer on a college campus and it's like, they're protesting a genocide and you're like, and they're screaming. They're hysterical. They're so emotional, kind of like when you went and then she's on a podcast. And it's like, you need to calm down. Once you have gone through, once you finish your college education, you're not just

57:36Rod Palmer halfway through freshman political science. Once you actually get all the way through, once you've made it through life and you're middle aged, you'll realize that if you don't, you don't have to be so emotional and you don't have to get so, worked up over these genocides. If you just do nothing,

57:54Rod Palmer your life is okay. You're fine. You don't have nothing. It all gets worked out. Everything gets solved and you don't have to, don't have to do anything yourself. And it's like, once you listen to enough podcasts and you understand that everything is good for Bitcoin, everything is good for Bitcoin. Bitcoin does not care. You just ignore

58:17Rod Palmer all of this FUD, all of this Fiat noise that's going around all BlackRock and the most powerful intelligence agencies and banking cartels are creating this central bank digital monetary

58:34Rod Palmer network panopicon of surveillance that is regardless of which government or state jurisdiction you live in is kind of creating this wild garden of access to financial, financial transactions.

58:52Rod Palmer And, and they're using they're, they're building it on top of Bitcoin to create this like, something that actually you spend these dollar tokens, maybe like tether. It's like, dude, relax. We've thought about this in spaces already.

59:08Rod Palmer All we have to do, it's game theory. Bitcoin is decentralized. We just for it. We just for it the government off. There's nothing they could do about it. And if you think about it, like, if all of the the governments and banks and merchants and militaries

59:27Rod Palmer and intelligence agencies, if they all tried to take over Bitcoin and they try to take over 51% of the mining with all the KYC mining pools, all we have to do is fork off on a Friday afternoon and then sell all of our Fed coins

59:45Rod Palmer on Binance or Sunlar or Bisc or Robosats or wherever, and then we go to the new network and we buy the real Bitcoin with it and we pump the price and everybody who's stuck in an ETF or just stopping, you know,

1:00:02Rod Palmer one of these compliant, custodial things that doesn't trade on the weekend. Well, they're just sitting there crying, having fun, staying poor, watching their net worth, watching black rock's net worth watching, Fidelity's net worth watching all these net Goldman Sachs net worth plummet to zero and there's nothing they could do about it until Monday morning, but then it's too late. The real Bitcoin has already won. It's it's like the, I, I realized that that takes a very long, takes a lot of Bitcoin podcasts to get to the point where you not understand this stuff like we do,

1:00:37Rod Palmer but that's why I think, I think why my people are just, they say, understand, let's study data. I study the protocol a little bit longer before you just act so hysterically and kind of maybe potentially ruin this bull market for us.

1:00:52Richard Greaser Well, I think Whitney's problem is, you know, instead of listening to forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week, she's speaking, doing at least forty hours of Bitcoin podcasts a week.

1:01:05Rod Palmer Yeah, right. Yeah, right. Right. Right. Yeah, exactly. It's like, if you want to do engineering or you want to do journalism or you want to do science, you gotta study it, not do it

1:01:19Rod Palmer first. Study it first, then do it. See, going on Bitcoin podcasts without listening to enough Bitcoin podcasts, you're just not gonna understand how Bitcoin podcast listeners,

1:01:32Rod Palmer how smart they are and how hard it is to impress them. I mean, there is you have to go to black markets in weird parts of the global South to be able to find fun that is going to scare a Bitcoin podcast listener because we've heard it all and there's very little fun that's really going to make us nervous. So, and if you just, if you haven't listened to enough podcasts, you do, it's hard for you to know that.

1:01:60Richard Greaser Well, I kind of have to cut it short. Let's, let's go through the fountain booths real quick. Absolutely.

1:02:07Rod Palmer I'll start off here. My new favorite is the one of you will fan is now, Statutoshi. So Statutoshi, I think prior to this episode, gave us the biggest base,

1:02:24Rod Palmer worth the most amount of cigarettes we've ever received until this week's this last week's episode. So so Staketoshi, boosted us a 150,000 sats, and he says,

1:02:36Rod Palmer if Nash Flade thinks that she could dethrone me as the people's biggest baster, she is dead fucking raw. Not even her stinky ass has enough clients to compete in a boosting war. Heed this warning, If you ever try to outboost me, you will end up impoverished, unable to pay your taxes, and ultimately locked up in a federal prison.

1:02:60Rod Palmer Wow. That is the definition of putting your money where your mouth is. Ashlinda puts her money where the mouth where puts her mouth where the money comes from. Like, she doesn't necessarily put her her money where her mouth

1:03:16Rod Palmer is. Stakatoshi laying down the gauntlet, that was among the most base based I think I've ever received or I've ever even seen, much less received.

1:03:26Richard Greaser I agree. It was very based

1:03:29Rod Palmer then. Yeah. And some of those, some of those SaaS are going to go directly to the, the samurai defense fund. So, Sakatoshi,

1:03:39Rod Palmer you the man. Next time we are in the same geographic location, what's smoking on KYC Sierra? It's,

1:03:48Richard Greaser I I like this idea of having a competition of who could be the biggest booster. So I think Sakatoshi is still in first place. So, like, what happened was, I made a comment in one of the previous shows, I think the last one, about how Sakatoshi was number one, which, you know, spurred John. And and to be fair, John, I think, is the biggest supporter financially

1:04:13Richard Greaser across all the different shows. But I was talking about Single Boost.

1:04:19Rod Palmer But, yeah, Snack Nakatoshi came in and When I saw this, we he he visited us during the live, the debate livestream. So if you didn't check that out, I don't know if the recording is available. It's mostly just us kind of talking over the debate, but when I saw it, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, what kind of scared to be? And it made me wonder if like, that's the kind of heart stopping boosters that, people who get the vaccine got, but,

1:04:48Rod Palmer luckily I, you know, yeah. Great. Great stuff. Thank you so much, Takatoshi. Next boost is,

1:04:55Richard Greaser from John. 100,000 and says John or John says, 100,000 to the Beagle's Legal Defense Fund. Podkoff and the DOJ are working together to suppress opposition, stifle free speech, and maintain control of the Bitcoin space.

1:05:13Richard Greaser Their actions attempt to curb the Beagle's fundamental right to call truth to power is an attack on all plebs. By the way, is this donation tax deductible? I don't know. I'm not I'm not a tax professional, but, you know, we are a noncompliant organization here at the Bugle. It's the only way to do journalism correctly, in my opinion.

1:05:39Richard Greaser So therefore, we don't have any sort of nonprofit status or any compliance status, in which can individuals can claim this as a tax deductible donation.

1:05:54Rod Palmer But at the same time, we will also not let the IRS know that you paid us this amount of money. So if you decide to, to

1:06:06Rod Palmer not pay $100,000 sass on your taxes, we're not going to tell on you.

1:06:11Richard Greaser I think the thing that's important, to understand here is the signal that we're providing this industry is going to, you know, inherently increase the price of Bitcoin because we're, you know, out there grinding, letting people know that Bitcoin has already won. And once they realize that, the, you know, the price will

1:06:34Richard Greaser absolutely shoot up, dramatically, making it significantly easier to afford to pay your taxes, which in itself is kind of like a tax deduction.

1:06:46Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Thanks a lot, John. One biggest supporter overall, and we are also one of I would like to thank some of your biggest supporters as well.

1:07:00Rod Palmer The next news is from the guest of our show last week, Fundamentals. He says I had an incredible run that he boost us a 100,000 sets as well. So so far we're crushing it, this last week. We get to that. This is an important distinguish

1:07:15Richard Greaser to distinguish is a 100,000 in 1¢.

1:07:18Rod Palmer Yes. You had an incredible fun with Rod and Dick could have ruled for two more hours. Thank God we didn't, we didn't get a funny joke out of fundamentals. They were trying to, but

1:07:31Rod Palmer we'll do it while I'm on again. And I only wish I did not hold back so much laughter so the audience could hear how much fun we were having. And that's true. Yeah. Fundamentals wise laughing hysterically, at Richard and and Mike's Mike's jokes.

1:07:49Rod Palmer I only wish we could reciprocate the laughter

1:07:52Richard Greaser back to you, but maybe next time. I mean, it's just, it's fun to cover the news.

1:07:58Rod Palmer Covering the news should be fun. Doing journalism

1:08:00Richard Greaser should be fun. Telling people Bitcoin has already won should be a lot of fun. And it is. Thank you, Fundamentals, for coming on the show. Fundamentals is also on the livestream. I I still have yet to post that. I I'm gonna do that at some point this week, so people can go back and listen to our commentary on the selection debate between

1:08:20Rod Palmer Just apps that I've filmed.

1:08:23Richard Greaser Yeah. It was almost like listening to a Bitcoin podcast for a few hours.

1:08:29Rod Palmer Yeah. Before you invest too much time into it, it is a lot of just the audio of the debate itself with some commentary and some goofs and some jokes, but there was some good times. There were some good jokes on there. It was myself, Richard fundamentals and, Mars, Mars Gasparis, formerly of Tripoli memes.

1:08:51Rod Palmer There's a lot of of action going on in the chat, of the the Zap. String chat. Yeah. Good times.

1:08:60Richard Greaser Or, the next boost is from our good friend, Max, at, Ungovernable Misfits for 50,000 sats who says, great to hear some high quality thermodynamically sound Bitcoin purse discussion.

1:09:14Richard Greaser My personal favorite is the passport because it's a timeless classic to go with any outfit choice.

1:09:22Rod Palmer Nice. So, I mean, MAS is sponsored by, pass the people the makers of Passport. So if, if MAS is officially calling the passport a nurse, not a wallet,

1:09:39Rod Palmer that must be officially what they're going with. So, if you have a hardware wallet, but you're looking for something for your wife or a nice gift for a female Bitcoiner who would be appreciated, a nice purse, check out a passport. I think Seth for Privacy has helped develop that one. So he seems like the kind of guy in those purses. So hell yeah. Yeah. I mean, I went I went to this restaurant,

1:10:04Richard Greaser last night and had some good steak. And I noticed this woman, you know, had her Louis Vuitton purse sitting on the back of her her chair. And I kinda wonder, you know, if this is a place you know, kind of a marketing strategy, these, Bitcoin. These person makers? Yeah. These person makers are like these, yeah. I mean,

1:10:33Richard Greaser this could completely change the game. You know, it can make Bitcoin a lot easier to spend, I think, which is very interesting. I think you you covered this recently. You said, you know, if women were the wall of wall developers, Bitcoin would be significantly easier to spend.

1:10:52Rod Palmer Right. Yeah. Yeah. I I stand by that. And, one of the things I know, from talking to women in my life is that, they like the utility that comes with a purse so they can store a tampon or maybe some other makeup. So maybe the passport, maybe they'll think about adding support for women's hygienic products to be able to store those in there as well, or coupons, whatever.

1:11:16Rod Palmer Women love stuff like that. So the next boost is an anonymous boost, but they gave us 20,000 sats. So thank you anonymous. I don't know if that's the hacker group or just, a placeholder for somebody did not want to be revealed, but, 20,000 stats, like I said, and their comment is too much comedy. So, well, most are, I don't know. I

1:11:39Rod Palmer don't think it was too much comedy. I think we could do more comedy. I don't think you could have too much comedy ever, but, thank you for the boost. And, we will note your opinion as a value boosting listener. Boosting listeners, obviously their opinions count more than non boosting listeners. So, you know, if unless you can base more than 20,000 sets, too much comedy might be a more valuable opinion to us to hear.

1:12:05Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, we we're definitely, like you know, we're trying to mix it up. I I think we're kinda going back to, like, the normal, kind of format here. And we'll, you know, probably mix it up in the future, but, you know, appreciate the boost even if you thought there's a little too much. But, you know, there's also a good portion of people that that really enjoyed it too. So, I mean, that's, like, one of the hard things. It's, like, you can't make

1:12:33Richard Greaser everybody happy with these episodes. It's impossible to please all the players. And, yeah. Our next boost, from mister CD Brown, who used to go by We All Eat. I'm not sure why the name changed, but, for 5021 stats, said, not sure what happened the last two weeks, but these are getting painful, and I haven't been able to finish them. I might give it one more week on my video.

1:12:59Richard Greaser So, yeah, I mean, I think I think the complaint there was also, you know, just like the the change in the the format and the speed of the episode is definitely different. But,

1:13:12Rod Palmer yeah, I mean, if you got feedback, feel free to reach out to me directly. The next test or excuse me, next boost is from the o one of the OG Bugle weekly followers, friend over the pod, Orange Monarch for 5,000 sats.

1:13:30Rod Palmer And they just their message was boosed. Orange Mott did a pretty cool video of, somebody flying a helicopter naked through the snowy mountains, playing, one of my original hit songs,

1:13:49Rod Palmer Girls on Spaces. If you haven't checked out Girls on Spaces, you ever heard that yet, you can find it on Wave Lake and I believe it is still pinned to the top of my Twitter timeline if you wanna listen to that catchy tune. Thanks for the big story, Mark.

1:14:03Richard Greaser That's cool. I haven't seen that video yet. I'll have to go check it out after this. I'll just blast through the rest of these real quick. So Shadrach, 5,000 sats, posted cigarette emoji, appreciate it, Shadrach. Shadrach sent me a picture, you know, according to non KYC cigarettes, he had bought recently.

1:14:25Richard Greaser So keep up the good work. Keep on supporting the, the value for value cigarette economy. Rev Hoddle twenty one twenty one SaaS said, it sounds like there's room in the market for comedian at every Bitcoin meetup. Go to your next meetup with a short comedy set and let the value for value SaaS and cultural capital flow. I think it's kinda like yeah. I think it's great advice. I think it's kinda challenging because like most people, you know, they understand that, you know, what we're doing here is kinda serious and so they don't they don't have a good sense of humor. They're too focused on, you know, taking themselves too seriously.

1:15:03Richard Greaser And they don't make a lot of room for fun. So, you know, maybe that's something that we could change up in the, you know, cultural attitude at at meetups. But you have to keep in mind, as you're preparing jokes, you're going to an audience of severely autistic people. Right.

1:15:23Rod Palmer It's not the easiest place to try

1:15:26Richard Greaser stand up comedy for the first time is the point. Another boost from blizzo 2,000 stats asking is, is this PodCon approved? I don't even really feel like I need to answer that. It's obviously not. You can see how much PodCon hates us by by going over to their Twitter profile, where they're constantly posting about, you know, how much they hate us and, you know, how stupid they are. Next one from Vague for 1,200 says, being a retarded person, this is the only podcast I feel safe listening to.

1:15:58Rod Palmer I'm glad you feel safe here, Vague. You got any thoughts on that? Which, which which part? Sorry. I kinda tuned out there for a second. I got distracted by something that's going on.

1:16:08Richard Greaser I was reading Vague's Boost.

1:16:10Rod Palmer Safe. Yeah, the Huey Tongue person, this is the only podcast I feel safe listening to. Being a retarded person myself, this is the only podcast I feel safe in making. So, there's something there. There's some sort of vibe going on there that we're both picking up on. Thanks for the sats.

1:16:27Richard Greaser Yeah. Appreciate it. Vic. Good friend, A. Bile, thousand sats, says, awesome discussion. This really goes to show the key to paving the intellectual road forward is the collaboration exchange idea of ideas from its thinkers. Yeah, I mean, I think that's a big one. You know, Podkoff, our our enemies are collaborating with each other. We have the resistance, the intellectual Silk Road. We have to collaborate with each other to

1:16:56Richard Greaser defeat Podkoff. Yeah, I agree with that. Yeah, absolutely, man. Oh, I'm good. I think this is the last one. This is the next one.

1:17:04Rod Palmer Yeah. Let's do it. It's, God Seth. God's death. Beth, do you t f five thirty seven stats. God Seth says, thank you, sirs. Laughing in my shoes. Hell yeah, man. No. We do have we have another boost down

1:17:21Rod Palmer here from, from another friend of the pod, c kelly me, 250 sats. This was your funniest episode yet. Fundamentals should be a regular, a true comedic leader of the intellectual silk road.

1:17:36Rod Palmer We're not sure he is, a comedic leader of the intellectual silk road. That, that just means the intellectual silk road is early and,

1:17:48Richard Greaser we're gonna get a lot funnier. I'm glad you caught that one. Yeah. So I mean, that kind of wraps it up for the show today. You got any you got any closing thoughts? No, I would say if you, if you haven't noticed, we are, we're moving,

1:18:03Rod Palmer the music section to the, to the end of the show. We're putting out all the songs on Wave Lake, and we're going to compile some of this, in other places. And I don't want to make any promises, but we may have found,

1:18:22Rod Palmer somebody to help us make lo fi like these really nice cassette tapes. If you have a cassette tape player, maybe in your old car, maybe he's at your house, and you'd like to listen to Google music and maybe even some potentially some Google content, all of the music on cassette as it's, intended to be listened to. So if you're, you know, podcasting with a typewriter, listening to cassette players, check that out, check out our music. How we have a new songs coming out at the end of the episode, if If

1:18:52Rod Palmer you like our songs and, don't forget that, like I said earlier, the more you boost, the more your opinion matters to matters to us. So thank you everybody for,

1:19:05Richard Greaser tuning in, supporting the show. It looks like I need to send samurai, you know, like, another thousand sats. I'll probably do that next week. 1,500, actually. I just did the calculation off of memory of what 10% of the show was, but,

1:19:21Rod Palmer do you do a do you do a ring of shade payment when you pay Samorow's defense fund? Or is it No. I don't I don't know how to do that anymore now that the wallet isn't, Yeah. I guess that's a good point. Yeah.

1:19:33Richard Greaser I did do a on chain payment, the week prior, but this most recent one I did was a lightning payment, and it was not a custodial lightning payment. It was a off my unknown. Oh. Type runner. Yeah. So, you don't have to just boost us, man. If you, if you wanna support Sam Roy Devs,

1:19:52Rod Palmer we'll we'll throw we'll throw a link in the show notes here so you can do that as well. So Yep. Links in the show notes.

1:19:59Richard Greaser If you don't wanna click on that link, go to p2prights.org. Thank you for everybody for tuning in, and we'll catch you next week on the Bugle Weekly.

1:20:08Kailey Welch Thank you for tuning in and boosting the show. If the audience keeps boosting the Bugle Weekly like they did last week, I might have to ask for a raise. Before we end the show for the week, make sure to listen to the end to hear Rod Palmer's hit song Girls on Spaces, which you can find on the popular value for value music website, Wave Link.

1:20:29Unknown I'm crushing so bad I can't sleep at night. If loving her is wrong, I don't wanna be right. She's the cohostess with the most escort. I missed all the signs that she's a federal agent. Got me crossing state lines. I'm always looking for love in all the wrong places. Places. I just can't get enough of those crows off spaces. She's got a cold card

1:21:20Unknown When I met her in person down at Bitcoin Beach, I knew her future would always be just out of reach. I paid for our purposes with my non KYC wallet, and she reported me to the IRS when she saw it. I'm always looking for love in all the wrong places. Places. I just can't get enough of those girls off spaces. She's got a cold card, blah, Clark. It hates KIC. But this badge ought to blouse me. She's not right for me. But when the gate was finally up and the truth was revealed, she was

1:22:07Unknown I wish I didn't love her so madly. And I wish I could marry her so badly. But she's a fad. And I'm the plug. She's

1:23:15Kailey Welch Well, that's the end of the show. We'll see you next week on the Bugle Weekly.