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1:37Richard Greaser Welcome to this edition of Bugle Weekly. This is the Selection Autopsy Show. Joining me today as usual is Rod Palmer. What's going on, Rod?

1:48Rod Palmer Pleasure to be with you guys here today. And, man, I was just, I know we're gonna go into this, but I was just looking at that meme. We're talking about it before we started from Sicario, and it's, if you live in a third world country and you see a dude that looks like an accountant with a thousand words stare, it's over for you, dawg. And I'm looking at that dude, the, the guy from Sicario. I mean, that's Dennis Porter to me. Like, if you, if you live in, Washington DC or you work in a bureaucracy or you work in government

2:19Rod Palmer and you see this dude that was like Dennis Porter walking your way, it's over for you. You're, you're gonna be orange pilled by the time that interaction ends or your bureaucracy is gonna be orange pilled. He's like the orange pilled assassin. It's

2:34Richard Greaser like the secret weapon. Well, I think it's gonna be a little bit of time before Dennis Porter is seen, traversing the global South, because he still has some some conquering to do here in The United States. He he's trying to find the politicians who have not heard of him yet and orange peel them. But it it it's proving challenging. It's taken a lot of them, they don't read breaking tweets on Twitter, which I think is one of the the setbacks. You know, because you have to think a lot of these politicians,

3:05Richard Greaser there aren't term limits. Most of them are boomers and, you know, they don't even know how to type on a on a keyboard on a computer, let alone use an iPhone. So they're not gonna be reading Dennis's breaking tweets.

3:17Rod Palmer Right. Yeah. And no, it's, I think with Dennis's big task coming up is he did go out of his way to Orangeville, you know, most of the the swamp, the state, and

3:32Rod Palmer now that Donald Trump has won, which we were gonna get into in this selection special, there's gonna be a lot of change. There's gonna be a lot of cleaning tunnels. There's gonna be a lot of the swamp's gonna be drained, and it's gonna be replaced with, you know, more efficient thermodynamically sound bureaucrats,

3:53Rod Palmer and that those those new people are gonna have a lot of power, and Dennis Porter has to now orange pill them if they aren't already orange pill or help find the the orange pill people who are qualified for these new jobs under Trump. Yeah. This could be really interesting.

4:11Richard Greaser Like, you know, most people that have been into Bitcoin, they've been in some, you know, they've been a part of this punk rock cultural shift. You know, they're they're doing stuff that the rest of the population doesn't think is cool. You know, so like when somebody thinks that watching Keeping Up With the Kardashians or the,

4:31Richard Greaser Bachelorette, when they think that's cool, you know that you're actually cool when they think what you're doing is not cool. You know what I mean? Because they sit around and they watch nonsense on TV and are bombarded by CIA created advertisements to brainwash them

4:53Richard Greaser into various nonsensical activities, very like high tide preference behavior. But, like, those people are gonna start realizing that Bitcoin's cool, and they're gonna start coming and using it. And then it's not gonna be as cool anymore.

5:09Richard Greaser And so the cool thing in a world where Bitcoin has won is to actually resist Bitcoin, if that makes sense.

5:18Rod Palmer That makes sense. And I think right now, Donald Trump is surrounded by Elon Musk, David Bailey from Bitcoin Magazine, Ron Paul, basically all the biggest influencers on on Bitcoin Twitter. He's with them right now, and he's he's trying to game plan this new honk rock, doubt or myth this, that he's gonna build because he's got a mandate. It was a huge, huge landslide election,

5:48Rod Palmer and so they're gonna have to hire a lot of Bitcoiners and Bitcoin podcasters and just just cypherpunks in the space to help them build this new, this new path forward, and they need to have a really strict hiring process, and I think that they should make everybody who wants to apply for one of these new positions take a lie detector test and

6:14Rod Palmer answer the question, do you think Lin Alden is hot? Because if they say no, I feel like that is kind of a spook or a status of Fed from the old regime trying to get back in, And I don't think they've listened to enough Bitcoin podcasts to be worthy of this employment. It's going to be very high standards.

6:35Richard Greaser Yeah. Well, before we jump into all this stuff, so we didn't do an official recap of what just happened. Did you wanna

6:43Rod Palmer start that off, or do you want me to start that off? Well, yeah. You you start that one off because, you know, I've I guess, I've jumped ahead of myself. But, yeah, how did we get here?

6:54Richard Greaser Well, you know, America went to the polls and and voted Donald Trump. They selected Donald Trump as the next president of The United States. And there were lots of thoughts on that. You know, there were there were a lot of October surprises. There were a lot of November surprises

7:15Richard Greaser even leading into this election, with Hillary Clinton killing Peanut, the chipmunk or squirrel. Real. Yeah. That was substantially worse than the WikiLeaks, DNC leagues

7:31Richard Greaser in 2015 or 2016. I wanna pull up the the New York Times selection map. But, yeah, I think I think a lot of Americans, they weren't very excited about the selection. I think that was the that's kind of the general feel that I got.

7:53Rod Palmer They didn't do a good enough job of like marketing and hyping it. They didn't do a good job of like making it. You know, it just wasn't as, culture wasn't saturated with politics. I mean, people were just, they wanted to live their lives and and nobody wanted to vote, nobody wanted to talk about politics. So they probably should have spent more money and just put more effort behind making it, making it a big event. Yeah.

8:19Richard Greaser I mean, it was kind of disappointing as far as the the state of Super Bowl, but I don't think it's wow. Twindler and I think,

8:28Rod Palmer as we predicted, the if you look at the statistics in most of these precincts, the amount of podcast hours that people listen to per capita

8:41Rod Palmer really is as it is correlated with how the vote went. It was it was really the podcaster the the candidates who were on podcasts who did well. Yeah. That was that was a big,

8:52Richard Greaser a big takeaway. But I think, you know, a lot of Americans were, you know, essentially convinced by the CIA psy op that that Kamala was gonna win. And they they watched as that didn't happen and as the first Bitcoin pleb was selected into the White House. And, yeah, I mean, I think American society that Bitcoin won.

9:21Richard Greaser I think America, you know, initially it seems like a good portion of America has chosen Podkomp as the winner of this election.

9:34Richard Greaser Trump kind of did a good job of, like, straddling, Podkomp and, like, the actual ethos of Bitcoin. He didn't have to say anything about privacy or surveillance, but all he had to do in that regard to win a lot of people over was talk about freeing ROS

9:58Richard Greaser to essentially get the buy in from the non Podkoff people. Because Podkoff likes to support ROS to some extent. But I think a lot of Podkoff think that ROS is bad for NGU and they don't like memory of the Silk Road, like they almost want everybody to forget about the Silk Road and forget that people can be non compliant with Bitcoin.

10:21Richard Greaser So I don't know. It was Right,

10:24Rod Palmer a lot of people are willing to wear Free Ross t shirt at the Bitcoin conference, but they're not as willing to wear it, you know, on Capitol Hill. You know, I don't think Dennis Porter although, excuse me, anybody except Dennis Porter at the you know, on in Washington, especially with the Bitcoin Policy Institute

10:46Rod Palmer is wearing Free Ross T shirts into their meetings, with politicians. Yeah. But,

10:55Richard Greaser Go ahead. For a lot of us, Ross is a hero, you know? And Ross is a hero for me personally, because he really paved the way for non KYC peer to peer cigarette markets.

11:03Rod Palmer And for some people, he's kind of like a pin that you have to put on your suit. So people know that you're patriotic enough or

11:13Richard Greaser Bitcoiner enough. Yeah, I mean, like Hailey Welch, for example, is a big free Ross proponent, but she came in here having zero proof of listening to forty eight hours of Bitcoin podcasts

11:24Rod Palmer a week. Right, it was were very surprised by the results on this election. But, you know, despite our endorsements, we were not surprised at the outcome. We've been, you know, talking on this show and off this show that we saw this, you know, Donald Trump is going to win by a landslide, we saw it coming.

12:01Rod Palmer Why do you think we saw that coming, but so many people did not see it?

12:08Richard Greaser Well, I think the majority of the population has not caught on to this idea of pseudo spoofing.

12:15Rod Palmer Right. Civil attacks.

12:17Richard Greaser Yeah, civil attacks. So, essentially, what a civil attack is and if you don't know what this is, you haven't been listening to enough Bitcoin podcasts, so you should probably, get on that a little bit more. After this one, listen to another one. But, essentially, what a sybil attack or or pseudo spoofing is is where individuals go on a platform and they manipulate it to make it seem like more people have an opinion than they do. And like, you know, Reddit Reddit's the prime example of this is the reason why the the Reddit mods

12:49Richard Greaser on our Bitcoin are super gay. They don't think Lynn Alden's hot and they always kick the bugle off as soon as we post something in that subreddit. They don't want individuals to actually, like, you know, propose any sort of realistic sense of truth. They wanna they wanna gatekeep and they want to convince people that

13:14Richard Greaser people think a specific way. But imagine like the super gay RBitcoin mods are controlling all the different social media platforms simultaneously.

13:28Rod Palmer Right. So some people who have listened to a lot of Bitcoin podcasts are familiar with a civil attack and they're thinking, well, this is what they're calling a civil attack or sinus spoofing, but that's when you know, your node connects and it's very difficult in a decentralized network to know if you have connected to, you know, an honest node or if you've connected to a network that is all dishonest nodes, so you're getting you have 20 connections, they're all dishonest, and they're really all,

14:02Rod Palmer being per you know, being controlled by one source, and you just kinda get in this echo chamber, but in the, you know, in the Bitcoin network that can happen. But in a wider sense, you get on Twitter or any social media platform and you're seeing a bunch of different users and you're seeing a bunch of different people interacting, fighting and arguing, agreeing, retweeting each other.

14:25Rod Palmer Some of them are famous, but there's, you know, a a flood of, of people that could be a real person. It could be somebody you know. It could be a bot. It could be a Russian bot. It could be a Democrat bot, Republican bot. You know, and some of those could all be together, but they they're being funded by different people, different organizations, different packs, different,

14:50Rod Palmer federal agencies, different countries. They all have these armies of these Sudanese fake accounts, these bots, and some of them can actually be controlled by real people. In this way, it seem very real, but many are controlled by AI. So if you see, you know, a post from a Democrat or Republican and it's got a 100,000 likes,

15:11Rod Palmer 20,000 retedes, you know, Elon Musk made it private, so you don't see who likes anymore. You don't know if they're real. They could have been purchased with these bots. But, anyways, is you're just you don't know what's real and you don't know if any of these accounts are real people or is it just part of this, this cyberpsya, And that's

15:35Rod Palmer across everything that you see digitally. And so the people then you might interact with in real life, they might be parroting what one of these user one of these nodes, you know, has has programmed them to say. So you might think that that's real life now because the network has just been captured by

15:54Richard Greaser people who don't think Winold is hot. Yeah, it's very confusing. So, yeah, I think so the majority of activity that happens on the internet, I'm pretty convinced is pseudo spoofing.

16:07Rod Palmer Right.

16:08Richard Greaser And how do you spot that? Well, I think like one of the biggest ways to spot it is you actually interact with people, you know, in the real world. And so you're kinda grounded into reality of, like, where people are at right now. And and smoking a lot of cigarettes helps you, you know, kinda look through the matrix. Like, there are time days where I smoke enough

16:33Richard Greaser and I just see, like, the green binary code going down, and the the simulation kinda shows through a little bit. But, reading Ayn Rand helps and

16:47Richard Greaser probably number if not number one, number two on the list, I think smoking cigarettes might be number one. Number two on the list is reading or sorry, listen to a lot of podcasts. Right. That's awesome. So if you listen to enough podcast yeah.

17:04Rod Palmer And like you said, like interacting with people. Mhmm. You know, doggy devoting, are you in group chats? Are these people in your group chat, are they vouched by somebody in your group chat? You see, like, a crazy retweet, and you're like, oh, that's my buddy from my meetup or this other group chat. He's just trolling. Like, oh, okay. That makes sense. Or, like, you know, are these people bots or are they just, like, retweeting

17:29Rod Palmer the the the bots memes? Some people are just retweeters. They'll just retweet any any meme about how good or bad it is. You just kinda, yeah, could sit down what you're saying because you're making more sense of me. Yeah. I I think you just have to you you kinda need entropy in your life,

17:47Richard Greaser to to get an understanding of what's going on in the world. Because if you're too reliant on just Twitter, for example, and all you see is the pseudo spoofing, it's kinda hard to to be able to see through it. So you have to have, like, a good grasp on, you know, what's generally happening. You have to be somewhat rooted in who you are as an individual.

18:11Rod Palmer Right. Another one, here's another one I thought of, is, when you see some like a post, and it's got a lot it's got, like, 25, 30,000 likes, you know, 10,000 retweets, but all the replies

18:27Rod Palmer are people calling them scammers or telling them to eat shit or, make good fun of them. But there's like no replies that are like, hell yeah, this is really cool. So like when you see, you know, somebody in the Bitcoin space, for example, they might post something like this is my company and this is how great we're doing. And everybody in the comments is like, you're a fucking scammer. Eat shit. That's how you know it might be

18:52Richard Greaser a funded spiff. Well, I think, one one thing that I wanted to talk about in specific is to, like, how did we know how the selection was gonna play out and other people didn't is, you know, another example of pseudo spoofing is stuff like Saturday Night Live. Yes. So Saturday Night Live

19:15Richard Greaser has pseudo spoofed the world into thinking that it's funny, or that people think it's funny. So, you know, like, the average person watches it and they're like, this isn't funny. This is stupid.

19:26Rod Palmer But everybody else think it's funny.

19:28Richard Greaser Everybody at work thinks this is hilarious. Yeah. That's what they want people to think. Kind of the way that like they they want people to think like the Oscars are relevant. You know, there's these clubs for people that hang out at ditty parties. You know, and when when you're on the outside looking in, you're like, you guys are a bunch of, you know, retards and you're not funny.

19:51Richard Greaser But like to them, they think they're like the funniest people in the world and then they spend a lot of time and energy convincing people that that's the case. But Right. When Right. They had Kamala Harris on, you know, right after Hillary killed Peanut, and it was not funny at all. It it was really it was really bad.

20:15Rod Palmer Bad taste. Really bad taste.

20:18Richard Greaser Yeah. That was the point where America realized that SNL wasn't funny and that nobody on earth outside of those at Diddy parties thought it was funny.

20:31Rod Palmer Right. There's a certain point where somebody does something and so shameless. And it's like, how could anybody do that without feeling shame unless, you know, unless it was that was their job, unless that was what they're getting paid to do. You know, it's like, the the press secretary for the president, and they come out and they say the most dishonest, shameful things.

20:55Rod Palmer And you're like, how could anybody say that straight face? How could they actually believe that? Oh, it's easy. He's getting paid to say that. That's the only way. It's his job. So when when you see situations like that on SNL or, you know, some of these Diddy endorsements, it's like, how could you possibly say something like that? How could you possibly do something like that? Well, we found out it's, because you're, you know, that is your job. That is what you're paid to do in that situation.

21:24Richard Greaser Yeah. Yeah, I mean, SNL has been hemorrhaging and destroying itself for a while and like one of the biggest ways they did it was firing Shane Gillis. It's a very poor decision.

21:39Rod Palmer And they fired Shane Gillis and, made up for it by instituting the DEI department in their hiring.

21:47Richard Greaser Yeah. And then they and then they sucked Kamala's badge on TV in front of the nation when they were recovering from the the assassination of this,

22:01Rod Palmer this party. Cardi b just did that, you know, suck their badge right there live. No sense of shit. No, it was just distasteful.

22:09Richard Greaser It's not what America wanted to see. Not at all.

22:14Rod Palmer Right. That's what you're supposed to see in the women's locker room, not not on Saturday Night Live.

22:20Richard Greaser Yeah. But but that was like a really powerful moment in American culture and American political history because that that was a moment where you know, people people watch this very non funny pretend to be funny, once historic and and innovative

22:43Richard Greaser TV show just kill itself in in front of the whole world. And they're like, okay. I think everybody around me realizes they're also not funny. When when Kamala is sitting and, like, you know, pretend laughing into I mean, she was probably, like, real laughing because she, like, thought he was funny. You know, like, you know, a lot of these a lot of these politicians, well, the reason why a lot of people have kids

23:14Rod Palmer the reason why a lot of people have kids is because they're not funny, right? And so, like, one of the great benefits of having kids It's like people it's yeah. It's like it's like if you can't orange pill somebody, nobody will listen to your orange pill. If you have kids, at least they at least you can orange pill them. And it's like if if you at least if you have kids, they have to laugh at your jokes. Yeah. I mean, that's that's the reason why people have kids is because they want at least one person in their life to laugh at their jokes. Right. Right. And And Yeah. Go ahead.

23:44Richard Greaser Well, and this is something that the the political left has has such a hard time with is,

23:52Rod Palmer you know, they they a lot of them are very like anti kid like they don't Right. I think yeah. I think that no. I think you're getting off on a little bit of a tangent here because I think the the the main message of what happened this week was that we were all kind of getting sick and tired of laughing at people's jokes that weren't funny. And we decided to give them the benefit of the doubt for a little while longer because the election was coming up up and we would see in the election, like, it was funny, it wasn't. And like, who's, who had the best memes? Was it Charlepper? Was it Kamala? Was it SNL? And then

24:27Rod Palmer the election's in a landslide. It's like, oh, I don't have to laugh at these people's jokes anymore. They have to laugh at my memes. They have to laugh at my jokes. Even if they say you're retarded, you know, they have to put that on TV now. And so that's what I think it's a reset of like, whose jokes do we have to laugh at Al, the left or the right?

24:49Richard Greaser Yeah, I mean, I think what kind of has been ushered in is a free market of jokes.

24:55Rod Palmer Yes, the it's price discovery on Bitcoin and comedy podcasts. I think we're gonna really find the value of podcasts that are funny,

25:08Rod Palmer and witty, especially if they're about Bitcoin. We're gonna see the value of those skyrocket because now we know which fields we're allowed to laugh at. We have that regulatory clarity. Yeah. I can share this screen as well as not get fired.

25:23Richard Greaser Well, this is one of the reasons why PodConf is so fucked is because, you know, all all of PodConf is ruled by HR departments, which are inherently anti funny.

25:34Rod Palmer Right. They they are never gonna be able just got just got voted out.

25:38Richard Greaser Yeah. Like, I think I think, like, one of the basic standards for a Bitcoin podcast and whether it has the potential to be funny or not is whether or not the the host of the show are able to say something remotely close to Lynn Alden is hot. And, like,

25:59Richard Greaser most of them are too afraid to say something like that for some reason. And I think it's because they have HR breathing down their Yes. Their throws. If yes. If

26:10Rod Palmer if HR loses its influence and ability authority and loses its authority to tell you which jokes you can laugh at or HR loses its ability to intimidate you into saying that Lin Olden is not hot,

26:27Rod Palmer they disintegrate. Once they lose that authority, jokes in Lin Olden, there's nothing left for them. They they just get cut. So we have, you know, Americans, It wasn't on the ballot explicitly, but it's been a is a huge blow to HR departments across the country, private and public.

26:47Richard Greaser Yeah. America wants funny podcasts, and they want funny people in general. They're they're tired of of not having fun. They're tired of, you know, boring compliance talk. They're tired of, you know, corporate jargon. They're tired of being lectured by a woman with a a bachelor's degree in human resources or

27:11Richard Greaser some sort of sort of social science.

27:13Rod Palmer It stifles the creativity to determine what is compliant and what is not. Instead of instead of giving you a rule set of compliance, it's now up to you to create the compliance that you want to see in the world and that will be what is considered it's like the most proof of work. However,

27:35Rod Palmer the however you work to redefine compliance, the more likely that, everybody know will follow that chain. Yeah.

27:45Richard Greaser One topic I did want to talk about, so yeah, I mean, to kind of recap the recap of the selection Trump won, it wasn't a big surprise to us as credentialed journalists. It's gonna be interesting to see what happens.

28:04Richard Greaser There's still a very like, I know there's still BlackRock actors that start in their commercials out there, roaming free. There's some talks about, you know, Iran getting a little bit frisky. But it's looking like he's probably gonna be in the White House

28:26Richard Greaser here in a couple months, but there's a lot that can happen between now and then. Bitcoin is going up real quick. It's over a 100,000, Canadian pesos. So they beat America to a 100 k again. They're at, like, a 111

28:46Richard Greaser right now. America's lagging behind that, but it looks like we're catching up, slowly but surely. Bitcoin price at the time of recording is trading around 80,000

29:03Richard Greaser USDT. I'm kinda hoping that when this gets released tomorrow, it's gonna be a little bit higher. But I think people are generally feeling bullish. I completely forgot where I was going with this because I I had a topic that I wanted to segue to. Yeah. You were you're trying to go into another topic, which was,

29:29Rod Palmer it was either Dennis Porter or it was, Bitcoiners in the White House, I think. Well, those are two.

29:37Richard Greaser Oh, no, no, no, no. It was neither of those actually. It was the state of the Libertarian Party. So There we go. I know another group of people that killed themselves was the Libertarian Party. So I endorsed Chase Oliver but, the the chair of the Libertarian Party couldn't even go as far to do that. She was on your side, endorsing Trump, which is pretty interesting.

30:03Richard Greaser But it looks like the Libertarian Party is growing increasingly more irrelevant and silly. And,

30:14Rod Palmer What, what do you think caused this? So they did relatively well

30:24Rod Palmer politically, in terms of getting votes. In 2016 and 2012, I think even in 2020, although I don't remember that well, but, two of those elections, they elected,

30:37Rod Palmer Gary Johnson to be on the head of their ticket, right? And so it was, they didn't really pick a libertarian to be at the head of the ticket, and they did well. They they basically picked, like, a Republican who liked weed, and they did really well, and they probably raised a lot more money. And so they haven't been able to recreate the magic, but it it was like they made that,

31:01Rod Palmer that sacrifice or that trade off to just, like, go away from their actual ideology and values for somebody who might get, you know, five or 6% of the vote. And I think they keep chasing them with worse results,

31:15Richard Greaser just getting away from their core. Yeah, I mean, I think so. I think a lot of people have missed out on what the Libertarian Party is. So Libertarian Party has historically been a Democrat psyop to essentially pull away from Republican votes in the same way that the Green Party is a Republican psyop to pull away from Democrat votes. So, both of these parties, they try and find people that could potentially be disruptive in their own parties and get them siloed in this goofy social club to essentially like try and pull base people out of doing productive activities

31:56Richard Greaser to get them focused on doing unproductive activities and try and pull votes from their opponents. And so, you know, the Libertarian Party, attempted to try not to be that and like totally killed their use case.

32:12Rod Palmer Right, they didn't know who they were. So when Robert F. Kennedy Jr, who was the, you know, I F K was, there was a lot of money coming in from Republicans and Democrats to make him kind of the psyop that, took votes from their opponent. And that's where all the money was focused on this year, this cycle. And, libertarians had an opportunity to capitalize on that and to nominate and to be the head of their ticket because it it's not about electing a libertarian, it's about, you know, getting somebody on there to fuck up the Republicans. And who better than the guy who's against the COVID vaccine, and and seed oils than to do that. But instead they went with Chase Oliver.

32:55Rod Palmer They basically, they didn't know their assignment and they dropped the bag.

33:00Richard Greaser Well, it was kind of interesting because there was like a, there was a little bit of split in like the party leadership. So like they they chose a candidate in Chase Oliver that that fit that. Well, he he was abnormal as a candidate because he was the type of candidate that would pull away from column of voters more so than he would for Trump voters. Does that make sense?

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35:12Rod Palmer Right. And they early on the process, there was an opportunity to, nominate Dave Smith, and they would've been able to get on the Joe Rogan podcast with that nomination probably five or six times instead of, I don't think Chase Oliver went on the podcast,

35:30Rod Palmer only Trump and JD Vance did.

35:33Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, Dave Smith was on. And I think this is probably a call that Dave Smith likely had before this election. You know, somebody from the the right or the the Trump administration probably called him up and said, hey, Dave, like you you're too good of a Democrat sign up. Like, if you actually want,

35:55Richard Greaser Ron Paul to do something, if you want his retirement home to be somewhere near the White House. It's a good source. Just join with us. Yeah. Yeah. Or don't run. Because, like, we don't want a popular podcaster running because that will that will roll.

36:12Rod Palmer Which is when he did, he dropped out. And he but he didn't just drop out. He endorsed Trump and over the libertarians. Yes, very, very interesting. They got RFK too. He was a big, he platformed RFK a lot as well, which was again more evidence towards the real style

36:31Richard Greaser with RFK, not libertarians or Green Party. Well, my my question now is, is the Libertarian Party, you know, essentially over, kind of in the same way that SNL is? Like, is are those two of the biggest casualties of this election cycle? I don't think so. I

36:50Rod Palmer think that they have to get back to their roots. They have to there's that old video when Gary Johnson, of course, was debating for the nomination and they asked him, should people have to have a driver's license to drive a car? And there was people on stage who were screaming, no, that is a compromise of our sovereignty. Gary Johnson said,

37:13Rod Palmer Yeah. I think it's I think it's okay to have tests and licenses for cars. They have to get back to the type of candidate who would never ever ever, compromise on driver's licenses. Those are antithetical. They do not, do not follow the, you know, what's that do no harm principle,

37:34Rod Palmer the non aggression principle, the NAP. You know, seatbelts violate NAP, and they need to get back to a candidate who understands that and holds those values true. Yeah. Non non KYC driving, non KYC voting.

37:48Richard Greaser Exactly. Evolve KYC entirely.

37:51Rod Palmer No age of consent

37:53Richard Greaser for smoking cigarettes? Yeah. Well, I mean, I I would be willing to compromise with the status a little bit on this one, which is, you could still have an age of consent, but you could override the state of age of consent with parental permission.

38:11Rod Palmer Yeah. If the parent he can't just a kindergartener just can't smoke cigarettes at school because he has enough SATs at this Walvis Satoshi app to, to zap some do some non KYC cigarettes at recess. It has your parents have to sign a permission slip.

38:28Richard Greaser Yep. Kind of the same way like if you want your kid to learn how to how to drive drunk safely in driver's ed, I I think while it's illegal for for children to consume alcohol, you know, they they could have a a permission slip signed for them to drink during the Right. If you're trying to do no harm,

38:49Rod Palmer wouldn't you rather the driver's education course include drinking and driving? So you could it's you're gonna do it. You might as well have training so that when you're in that situation,

39:02Richard Greaser you can be safe. Yeah. I think this is one of the biggest complaints with just the education system in general is, like, that a lot of kids struggle with and feel is that they don't they don't experience enough real world scenarios, and they feel ill prepared as they go into the world as adults.

39:19Rod Palmer Right. You don't wanna be an overprotective helicopter parent and not teach your kids how to drive drunk before they go to college. Yeah. I mean,

39:28Richard Greaser what better way to do that than I mean, like imagine how how drunk the driver's ed teachers have to be if their if their job is to their full time job is to teach 16 year old kids

39:43Rod Palmer how to drive. And I think I think I know a lot of police officers who have said, you know, if they pull over a teenager for drinking and driving, but their parents are in the car with them, it's like, you know, the parents would say, would you rather my teenager be out drinking and driving by themselves, or would you rather they be with me? I'm their parent. Any comp but again, yeah, yeah, like just make it home safely. Like at least you're doing it responsibly. Well, yeah. I mean, the big news is the price is going up. Who do we think is driving the price up today? You think this is probably buying for the reserve?

40:17Richard Greaser I think it's a lot of different factors. I think one of the biggest factors driving it up is all the, so Dennis Porter has been documenting. So he has a lot of politicians reaching out to him for the first time. A lot of politicians are learning about who Dennis Porter is And and he is of the opinion that he is driving the price up, which I would,

40:40Richard Greaser definitely say he's not solely responsible, but he's a catalyst for it, for sure. Well, yeah. And I think that, I think that

40:49Rod Palmer now that Ron Paul is gonna be in the Doge agency with Elon Musk, I think that people might be buying Bitcoin because this, if Ron Paul's there, we might end the Fed on day one. I don't know what that price is.

41:05Richard Greaser What do you think the odds of them actually ending the Fed on day one is? Because I think I think the chances are, they're not zero. It's definitely a non zero chance, but I don't think it's very high chance. If the price of Bitcoin on January 20

41:21Rod Palmer is 85,000, I don't think that the chance is very high, but if the price of Bitcoin when on day one, when they free Ross is, you know, 150,000, then I think the clock starts there. They got twenty four hours and I think the price action will reflect.

41:42Richard Greaser It'll be like poly market. So you think that that Ross is actually gonna be with Swan in any way? I saw that you broke that story.

41:52Rod Palmer Oh, yeah. There's just there's, there's just chatter from inside sources that, Corey is looking to pursue. You know, with Natalie's no longer there. Sam Kawahan is no longer there. Brady Swenson is, he's a little too old to really be the, like, premier podcast at Swan.

42:13Rod Palmer So they're looking for a new replacement for this next bull market and they're looking at Ross Ulbricht because they're trying to use Ross Ulbricht to, you know, it would kind of heal their reputation as being kind of too compliant. Having somebody like Ross Alpert as like the lead of their podcast, flagship podcast.

42:33Richard Greaser That'll be pretty interesting. Like I imagine Ross probably has a lot of pent up energy. Like he's ready to appear on a lot of podcasts. He spent ten years of of not appearing on podcasts.

42:46Rod Palmer Right. Do you think what do you think his podcast schedule is gonna look like during this, you know, Trump's first year in office? Ross Ulbrich's that is once he gets released.

43:00Richard Greaser I want I wonder what the odds of him going on talk to are early on because,

43:06Rod Palmer He owes her, I think, for that.

43:09Richard Greaser Yeah. I mean, it's you know, Haley's definitely attractive. She's no Kaylee, but she's up there. And I think besides, like, Jessica Vaughn

43:26Richard Greaser and I I don't know. Is Lyn Alden a big, free roster? I I don't think I've seen her tweet about that or or post on Monster. I think I think she's posted that on Monster only.

43:37Rod Palmer Okay. And and less and less of a an endorsement for freeing Ross and more of a, like, kinda like this is my my base case as a macro analyst. What will happen?

43:50Richard Greaser Yeah. So so Haley was, like, the first noteworthy hot babe to jump on the free Ross train.

44:02Rod Palmer Right. Right.

44:04Richard Greaser And if there's one way to to get Donald Trump's attention it's to be a hot babe, you know what I mean? Yes, like Laura Loomer You think Laura Loomer's hot?

44:14Rod Palmer Yeah, I think that's I think that is probably the the political or the government or the Republican version of Lynn Alden is hot in Bitcoin. Interesting. If you don't think so. They're pretty bold. Laura Loomer's hot. Like, I think that maybe you might be like a Democrat plant

44:33Richard Greaser undercover trying to sabotage the campaign. Well, we should definitely do a Twitter poll to determine Who's hotter? What yeah. You or you wanna do a who's hotter,

44:44Rod Palmer Lynn Alden versus Laura Lohmer? Or Yes. Yes. Who would you route would you rather would you rather bang Laura Loomer or Lynn Alden? One night in paradise in El Salvador, Bitcoin Beach with the, with the hotel right there opens up

45:01Rod Palmer to the ocean view one night. Laura Loomer

45:06Richard Greaser or Lyn Alden. So you think so you've established that Laura Loomer's hot. Do you think she's a real journalist?

45:14Rod Palmer Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She's the first journalist, at a Bitcoin conference to, to take Jack Dorsey on. She was screaming at Jack Dorsey, telling him to say, Lyn Alden is hot, and he wouldn't say it. And they, they they cuffed Laura Loomer and they took her out.

45:30Richard Greaser Which conference was this? I don't think I heard about this story. This is Bitcoin Miami in 2021

45:36Rod Palmer at the Wynwood. Peter McCormick talks about this because he was the moderator at the time and, they brought Jack Dorsey out and that's when Jack Dorsey revealed that he had shaved his head and grown a beard and wore Bitcoin t shirts. And he was talking about how Bitcoin was the most important new asset for the future. And Laura Loomer stood up, she was in the front row and she screamed at Jack Dorsey, over his, censorship because at the time he still was a huge majority owner of Twitter. And they were censoring

46:08Rod Palmer people's ability to say that Lyn Alden's hot on Twitter. Your your account would get suspended at the time. And eventually they, you know, they had to drag out with like security. They dragged Laura Loomer off away. She was screaming at Peter McCormick a little bit too, telling Peter McCormick to, to ask,

46:28Rod Palmer Jack Dorsey why he doesn't want people to say Lynn Alden is hot on Twitter. Interesting. Yeah, usually, it's, you can find it on YouTube. It's a,

46:37Richard Greaser she was screaming pretty loud. Yeah. Who Laura Loomer looks like she's related to? Sydney Sweeney? No. Gossela from, from Riot.

46:48Rod Palmer Oh yes, yes, the director of their, like financial operations over at Riot.

46:57Richard Greaser Yeah, the director of excel spreadsheets at Riot.

47:01Rod Palmer She's kind of a female orange cell. She complains on Twitter a lot about not being able to find a Bitcoin husband.

47:10Richard Greaser She's still doing that? Because I haven't seen her do that. Not so much not so much anymore, but, yeah. It's because She listened to the podcast, I guess. Well, the the reason why was because Bitcoin didn't go up enough yet. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Maybe, yeah, maybe she found I don't know. I mean, I I think, like, one of the most successful ways to date and and Jessica Hodler really

47:35Richard Greaser proved this to the world is like if you if you want I I don't know if it works as well for men. But if you're a woman and you're out there and you tweet about wanting a man in your life, it'll probably manifest itself a lot faster.

47:55Rod Palmer Right. And then you've got like, like one of friends of our show, Ninja Granny, who she is in love with people like Svetzky and Robert Breedlove, but she doesn't she she doesn't realize it. She actually thinks that she dislikes the Bushido way and she dislikes based, you know, me, eating, carnivore, Bitcoiners. But she really but the reason she's so mad is because she thinks they're sexy.

48:21Rod Palmer She thinks that's the top though. Well, you know, like

48:25Richard Greaser most people, they get their dating advice from like early 2000s pop culture movies, right? And like the common the common, you know, narrative in that is like the way to to get a woman to be attracted to you is to kind of play coy,

48:40Rod Palmer to be distant, to be aloof. Right. Right? Right. To like, you know, when they listen to your podcast, be like, you know, I wanna repeal the nineteenth and then just get them, you know, to troll them a little bit.

48:51Richard Greaser Yeah. It it it it is a pretty interesting tactic, but it's almost like, what we've learned from early 2000s television is that women really just want reverse psychology. Instead of wanting somebody to be assertive and straightforward with them, they want these these various mind games,

49:17Rod Palmer they played like they They just want somebody to listen to them. And part of listening to them means arguing with them. They want somebody to to argue with them and listen to them. Well, I think one of the challenges

49:31Richard Greaser is the CIA has been so active in setting standards in our culture of what's culturally appropriate, right? And so,

49:43Richard Greaser women have been so conditioned to various psy ops

49:47Rod Palmer that Right. Exactly. They

49:49Richard Greaser they think that a man caring for them is a man psy opping them. Right now, you're right. Like, if you're not like, I think, yeah, these women are like, if this man doesn't care enough to psyop me, then he's probably not worth it. Yes. But

50:05Rod Palmer the corollary to that, so one of the biggest psyops for men on the Internet is porn, and you should start trying to stay away from that because it ruins your relationship with, women intimately in, like, real life. It ruins your relationships. But women, their biggest sign up is arguing with people on the internet.

50:30Rod Palmer When they, instead of arguing with their husbands and nagging their husbands, they're nagging podcasters and people on Twitter. And so when they go home, they just just it just ruins the magic of of of arguing and making your husband listen to you argue

50:45Rod Palmer when they're doing it

50:47Richard Greaser online all day. Yeah. I mean, I think one of the reasons why porn is bad or or I don't know. Bad might be the wrong word for it, but it it has negative trade offs is because in in most porn videos, you know, the man doesn't have to sign off the woman. You know what I

51:07Rod Palmer mean? Right. Right. Right. Right. It's he sweeps her off his feet instead of, you know, symbol it to Pseudospiffs her mind.

51:17Richard Greaser Yeah. Like the like, most of the women in porn, they they're often the ones essentially initiating it all.

51:29Rod Palmer Right. And it's on their terms, right? Like, they can't they can't the danger of getting, like, a a sexist meme in your DMs

51:39Richard Greaser doesn't exist because they're in charge of the the relationship. And I think this is one of the the reasons why orange shells just have trouble dating so much is, like, you know, they're they're getting their ideas on relationships from porn and they're getting their ideas on relationships from CIA.

51:57Rod Palmer Disney. Yeah. CIA. Yeah, before we before we go into the base, do you have any other topics that you wanted to bring up?

52:06Richard Greaser Well, I think that I guess, one of the final topics I wanted to point out, so Mike Germano tweeted at PodCon referencing the bugle,

52:19Richard Greaser essentially saying that the most creative minds in the industry are us. And we're we're kind of running running over everybody, with our superior

52:35Richard Greaser credentials. I just wanted to say that that was like a pretty big acknowledgment that I felt pretty good about. And I we were talking about it a little bit about before the before we started recording about

52:57Richard Greaser why has the bugle been so successful. And a big part of it is because of our boosters. It's because we have been able to pierce the world of pseudo spoofing through real organic engagement with individuals.

53:15Rod Palmer Right. We are able to report the news that matters because we can cut through the noise that, the CIA, that, big donors, corporations,

53:30Rod Palmer tether, big Bitcoin companies, Russia, we can get through all the noise that they're pseudospoofing into the timeline. And that's why, you know, that's why that's that's why the bugle might only get 10 or or 10 or 15 likes and retweets on a on a on an article while, you know, Bitcoin magazine might get thousands.

53:52Rod Palmer But, if you if you control for the sudo spoofing, you know, we have the we're pound for pound the best news in the business.

54:04Richard Greaser We're circulating through Bitcoin company Slack channels, And that's what something that I think is really important. The reason why we're doing that is because our listeners like you are the ones dropping the links in those Slack channels. And, yeah, I mean, it doesn't really matter if you're out there reporting the news. Like, we it it only matters if, you know, the news that you're reporting gets circulated

54:30Richard Greaser Right. And and spread and disseminated. And, like, we have an uphill battle to fight because we're not beholden to the CIA, because we don't we're anti Podkoff. There's some strong forces preventing us from being as amplified as we could be.

54:48Rod Palmer Right.

54:50Richard Greaser But those forces are being defeated.

54:52Rod Palmer Right. The value of a post or some content could have 100,000 likes and retweets,

55:01Rod Palmer but the real measure of success or the real measure of circulation and impact is how many of these, of how how many pieces of your content are shared in the group chats? How many pieces of your content are texted between family members and friends, people from your media, the people that you know, the people that you trust, how much of that information is circulating? How much is that content circulating

55:24Rod Palmer kind of, below the surface, the subterranean culture? That's kind of where you can find more signal.

55:32Richard Greaser Yeah. And I I think we're just meeting a market demand, which is, you know, people are really tired of, you know, kind of the fiat world and and they wanted so an alternative to Podkoff and they wanted Value for value. Like, Greasers Gulch is, like, a it's a real thing, you know, and and people are finding refuge.

55:53Rod Palmer Right. And Your your attention is valuable. So our content is gonna be, you know, hopefully, an equivalent value for your time. It's not just it's not just

56:09Rod Palmer an advertisement Yeah. For somebody else's

56:13Richard Greaser node. I think I think it's important to, like, you know, one, to acknowledge what he said and how important that is. But two, to look at like the different incentive structures of like we're directly incentivized for you know, producing stuff that's valuable to our audience whereas

56:34Richard Greaser everybody else is incentivized to producing content that has value for their valuable for their advertisers. Right. Exactly. And that Like you you when you boost us, like that's, that's our incentive, you know, that's what we're going for. Like we we wanna get that cigarette money. We're gonna hustle for it. But we're gonna hustle for We are really So there's a real question. Captured.

56:60Richard Greaser I think there's, you know, this is a rhetorical question, but I think everybody's gonna come to a certain conclusion on it, which is, you know, which direction is content gonna be more valuable? Is it gonna be more valuable when the audience is monetizing it or when the advertisers are? You know, it's

57:19Rod Palmer I think it's gonna be more Yeah. What's more what's more, what's the better return on investment? Is it the, the the analytics that you can show? Is do those analytics, do those engagements? How often does those turn into, you know, conversions for you to make money to get a new account versus,

57:42Rod Palmer you know, the kind of engagement you get through a more genuine authentic value for value system or a more authentic value for value network. Like, how you know, if somebody shares your content

57:58Rod Palmer or your, you know, ideas in group chats because of, you know, the people who stand behind it, is that worth more than a thousand likes that you can show on your analytics dashboard? Well, I think it feels better, you know, sharing the value for value content

58:17Richard Greaser in group chats because you know that you're not essentially supporting somebody's advertiser that you may not you might not agree with. You know what I mean? Right. Right. So I think that's one of the one of the powerful things about it. But, I do want to say one last thing about the selection. So like your endorsement was pretty big, but I think Kaylee's tweet

58:41Richard Greaser might have pushed things over the edge. So she said, I won't sleep with anyone who votes for Harris. Quote, tweeting you, you said a lot of dudes are gonna be extremely frustrated when they realize voting for Harris still won't get them laid. I mean, yeah. I mean, that's

59:01Rod Palmer it's gonna be a lot of help when that realization, you know, maybe I shouldn't win, but, you know, I voted I voted for for her, and it doesn't it doesn't get them laid? No. It definitely

59:15Richard Greaser will not get them laid. I think that that's one of the big takeaways from this election. But, yeah, it's gonna be interesting. I I don't think politics are going away anytime soon. The state of Super Bowl, while it wasn't as entertaining as ones previously, was still pretty,

59:36Richard Greaser you know, big and

59:38Rod Palmer and relevant. There's no sudden there's no sudden death over time this year? No.

59:43Richard Greaser At least not yet. There it's still there's still a lot that that can happen, between now and January. But we shall see but, yeah, anyway, so the my favorite part of the show, let's get into the boost. First boost is from miss Hoddlenot. So the the first series of two boosts are hilarious

1:00:05Richard Greaser back to back. We'll start with the first one for miss Hoddlenot, four twenty, for 15,151 stats. She says, I voted for Harris. Libertarians are a waste of time. Well, do you do you think that like women that voted for Harris, they're gonna have a harder time getting laid too?

1:00:25Rod Palmer Yeah. I mean, that's I I think that the people who voted for were not already getting laid were doing or trying to get laid as a result.

1:00:36Richard Greaser They're gonna be very disappointed. I think it's women and men alike. Yeah. It's it's really funny. So miss Huddl knot has had zero problems with getting laid so far. So it'll be interesting to see. It seems like she's kinda running ruckshaw through.

1:00:53Rod Palmer She's having a hard time getting laid with the people she really wants to get laid by, but she's not having trouble getting laid in general. In fact, you know, I feel like

1:01:06Rod Palmer if my experience is similar to some of these other guys she's engaged with, hers might be considered, you know, borderline. You know, I'm just saying if the genders were reversed,

1:01:18Richard Greaser people would be in jail. Who who do you think she wants to get laid by? Miss Hollow Knight, who do you wanna get laid by? Let us know. Let us know in the next movie. So, yeah. Well, going off of that one, the the next one so our our good friend, we all eat, says, for 10,021

1:01:37Richard Greaser SAT, it says, l m f a o miss Huddlesott he means Huddl not, I'm pretty sure. Broke up with me and I swore and swore off sex. Okay. So maybe she doesn't wanna get laid by anybody now. LFG Trumpers

1:01:54Richard Greaser heard she went and sucked off white dude for Harris Rod Faggot Palmer. She's a dick greaser for sure. Well,

1:02:03Rod Palmer Wow. It sounds like probably It sounds like he was with miss Hobbleton when he wrote this because it they were about to go on. But, that's a mistake.

1:02:17Rod Palmer I've never been a white dude for years. I never joined any of those. That was that was Terrence. But,

1:02:23Richard Greaser still appreciate the boost we all eat. If you were secretly a white dude for Harris, that would be one of the most elaborate schemes ever concocted. I just don't have that time. I think you prioritize your time better than that. I mean imagine what it would take to like hang out with Terrence and Mike Brock in the same room.

1:02:43Rod Palmer Right, right, that's, I would I pro I listen to a lot of Bitcoin, Bitcoin blackouts, but I do not have the low the time preference low enough yet to hang out, with people like like Terrence and Brock. Well,

1:02:57Richard Greaser so maybe so we all eat suggesting that miss Huddlenut swore off sex. That's been a that's kind of been a theme going around. There's something that's really fascinating that happens in selections. It's almost like New Year's resolutions where people make these declarations of things. They they say they're never gonna be on Twitter again. They say,

1:03:21Richard Greaser you know, they're they're moving out of the country. They say that they're swearing off sex, and then they do none of the above. So we'll see how long that lasts for. Well, we'll probably have an answer next week of who she wants to bang is my

1:03:35Rod Palmer my prediction. Yeah. That sounds right. Alright. So next one. Pi is the pep. 100 stats. I refuse to listen to Simply Bitcoin because they have the Compass mining cons as a sponsor. Wow. I didn't I didn't know that Compass was still are they still advertising for Simply Bitcoin? But, yeah, that's one of those where,

1:03:57Rod Palmer somebody is is filling for Compass. That's one of those things where it's obviously that is their job. That's what they're getting paid to do because

1:04:06Richard Greaser nobody else would do that at this point. Yeah. Well, that that's why, you know, having these alternatives, you know, to be able to boost the content creators directly is, is a little bit this. Yeah. Well, we appreciate the boost.

1:04:18Rod Palmer Well, let's get let's get I'll get Just pie pie's also boosted a 100¢ a few other times. Fuck the YC and fuck the system. Four cigarette, five cigarette images and fuck Chase Oliver. Anyone who goes for him is a he's a fucking retard. Well,

1:04:36Richard Greaser I endorsed Chase Oliver, but I didn't didn't vote for him. So I guess I, Right. I'm not a retard according to Pies. I'm I'm safe. I survived that, that cut. Well, I mean, I think most of the people voting for Chase Oliver probably disaffected, Democrats.

1:04:53Rod Palmer Right. A good portion of them. Because Jill Stein wasn't on the

1:04:57Richard Greaser ballot in that state. Well, I don't think Jill Stein went on enough podcast to for anybody to really hear about who she is. That's true. I guess the issue. Chase Chase definitely went on more podcasts. Why why do the fountain boost get ordered weird? Are are you looking at

1:05:15Rod Palmer it on the web or on the app? I'm looking at it on the app. I think it just mixes in the, but some of the no stir boosts with the boost. Oh. Because I I guess that last one is from, BTC onboard. Hashtag I wanna use four hashtag CTV. Let's not bring politics the election's over. Let's not bring politics into the boost with the the. But, 250,

1:05:41Rod Palmer three laughing emojis. It's a big new beat to send them forward.

1:05:47Richard Greaser Got politics since I do wanna read so there were a few Nostor posts, the Shadrach, Cody. Yeah. That I don't wanna read them all. But there was one I wanted to read from Everything Satoshi who said,

1:06:05Richard Greaser at NVK, does Bitcoin need a coin kite block clock after all? The Rolex block clock, I can see you not doing because of privacy reasons, but I think about the kinky Bitcoiners and give them an air gap coin kite butt plug. So one one of the things that everything Satoshi's talking about here is this idea of OPSEC,

1:06:29Richard Greaser which is that you would kinda out yourself if you're walking around with a Rolex that read Bitcoin time instead of normal time. You go to the supermarket, people look at your watch and say, oh, wow. You know, it's that guy doesn't have fiat time on his wrist. He's a Bitcoiner. You know, maybe we can steal shit from him.

1:06:52Richard Greaser You know, the the this problem is solved when you increase your anonymity set. So what needs to happen is for more people to listen to Bitcoin podcasts, more people to have Bitcoin stickers on their cars, more people to have like SHA-two56 license plates, various things like that, more people

1:07:15Richard Greaser using Bitcoin time. And when the anonymity set is big enough, you're you're kind of not sticking out by conforming with the rest of the crowd. You know what I mean? So that's how we fix that. So this question of, does Bitcoin need a coin kite block clock after all, I would argue that Bitcoin doesn't really need it in the same way it needs Dennis Porter. But,

1:07:45Richard Greaser you know, there's some some cool things that that that Bitcoiners you know? Because, like, people are faced with this question of, like, what weird trinkets can they buy that are never gonna ROI? You know, and the block clock and a bit acts kinda sit in the same realm. You know what I mean? Right. Right. Like in originals

1:08:07Richard Greaser too. They're they're like status symbols that that people don't have. Right.

1:08:13Rod Palmer Exactly. Exactly. It's, it's keeping up with the the Joneses, but keeping up with the the Anons.

1:08:20Richard Greaser Well, that kinda wraps up the boost section. We do have a couple announcements. So, you know, as always, we're working on some projects behind the scenes. So one of the one of the things that Rod and I did last week was we went on, our friend, Rao's podcast, the the Vanu podcast, who I use as a publisher sometimes. So he's helped me

1:08:44Richard Greaser get my music on on Spotify and, you know, all the the KYC applications as well as I'm working on a book for him to publish. That was a lot of fun. You could check that out. Probably go on Fountain and search the volume podcast. I'm gonna be listening to that one. I I put it on my 40 of of podcast because I already

1:09:09Richard Greaser forgot the majority of what we talked about. But, yeah, I plan on boosting it. That was a good time.

1:09:17Rod Palmer Yeah. That was a good time. You should check that one out.

1:09:21Richard Greaser Yeah. I'm I'm looking forward to to not having to talk about the selection. You know, it's taken up a few weeks of the majority of our our content. And, I think politics is still gonna be pretty like, we're gonna have to report on it, but it's not gonna be the predominant narrative or or topic that we're talking about. So that's an announcement. I think this is kind of the end of politics for the most part. We can start talking about more important things.

1:09:50Rod Palmer You you got anything you wanna highlight or or shout out? No. No. I think, I think that checked out the the Vanu podcast. I think that's a good, that's communicated, like, if you have libertarian friends, like, how do you introduce them to Bitcoin? So I think that's a good first step listening to this podcast. Totally.

1:10:11Richard Greaser Yeah. I think that kinda wraps up the the show for today. And we we got something big things cooking in the future. It just takes time to to produce them, and we're working with, without PodCon money or PodCon resources here. So stay tuned. And oh, yeah. Okay. One last thing.

1:10:34Richard Greaser I I debuted, a a piece on the Bitpunk FM podcast that I'm pretty excited about. It was a glimpse into the future of, you know, Donald Trump talking to Dennis Porter at the end of his next term after the after experiencing his first real Bitcoin having. I'm excited to check that out. Well, thank you everybody for

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