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The discussion covered various topics, including the end of the first half of summer, a dent in a Tesla, and the impact of Philip K. Dick's "Man in the High Castle." They discussed the political implications of Boaz Burgers' stance on immigration and the potential for cheating in elections. A Walmart stabbing incident was highlighted, where a former Marine's actions prevented further harm. The conversation also touched on Elon Musk's innovations, including Starlink's service interruption and his plans for chip manufacturing. Trump's trade deals with the EU and Japan were debated, emphasizing the reduction of tariffs and the potential impact on the global economy. The conversation begins with light-hearted banter about a lizard sighting under Speaker 2's house, which was later clarified to be near the doorbell camera. Speaker 1 mentions their dog, Willie, killing a raccoon. then shifts the topic to promoting PJ's Coffee in Louisiana, highlighting their offerings, including cold brews, pastries, and a special mention of Second Round Bakery cookies available on Etsy. He encourages listeners to visit, enjoy the Wi-Fi, and share feedback via email. 

On todays show the Fearsome 3.4some talked about  the potential impact of AI and energy production on various sectors. Mark highlighted China's advancements in AI and energy, noting their 10GW of energy production compared to the U.S.'s 2 GW. Glenn emphasized the importance of energy for AI and suggested that increased energy production could reduce the relevance of income tax. The conversation also touched on the potential of psychedelics for creativity, the future of sports and entertainment, and the implications of the Genius Act on digital currency. The panelists debated the future of Bitcoin, the role of government in regulating digital currency, and the potential for AI to disrupt traditional industries. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome Talk about  the heat forecast, parenting, and overthinking. Glenn mentioned seeing only four or five days above 95 degrees this year. The conversation shifted to the implications of Tulsi Gabbard's accusations of treasonous behavior by the three-letter agencies and Obama. They also discussed Jerome Powell's luxury renovation and ethical violations, Hakeem Jeffries' influence on federal judges, and the defunding of Planned Parenthood. Additionally, they touched on Hunter Biden's controversial interview, potential divorce rumors involving Obama, and a recent breakthrough in brain cancer treatment using immunotherapy. Don't miss it!

On todays show Dwayne, James and Glenn fight thru many technical issues to talk about Shark Week, National Ice Cream Day, and a podcast event at Say Van in Farmerville. The conversation shifted to Tulsi Gabbard's allegations against the Democratic Party, claiming Obama directed intelligence agencies to fabricate evidence of Russian collusion. The FT mentioned documents released by Gabbard, implicating Obama, Clapper, Comey, and others. The group also discussed the CAFE standards, which Trump revised to remove penalties, benefiting automakers. Additionally, they touched on Elon Musk's new Tesla Cafe and the recent crypto regulations, emphasizing the need for clear definitions and legal frameworks for stable coins. The discussion centered on the alleged financial misconduct of Rep. Adam Schiff, comparing it to past accusations against Donald Trump. Schiff is accused of claiming his Maryland residence as his primary residence for tax benefits while maintaining a secondary residence in California, which is considered election fraud. The conversation also touched on the practicality of these claims, noting that many Congress members likely have dual residences. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome debated the Epstein files' corruption and Trump's pardons, including Fauci's, with Rand Paul's ongoing efforts to investigate Fauci. The conversation also touched on the Haitian refugee crisis, with 100,000 Haitians arriving in the U.S., and Trump's strategies to address Putin's war in Ukraine, including potential tariffs. Additionally, they discussed the financial performance of Tesla, noting its stock price drop despite strong space industry growth. The discussion centered on Tesla's market strategies, including self-driving cars and robots, and the potential for Tesla to expand into other industries. Concerns were raised about Tesla's financial stability and the impact of its technology on competitors. The conversation also touched on the integration of AI and energy, with references to an AI and Energy Conference in Pennsylvania and Trump's involvement. The impact of AI on energy consumption and the potential for energy storage solutions were discussed. Additionally, the conversation included speculations about Elon Musk's future political moves and the competitive landscape in AI, highlighting significant financial transactions and strategic alliances. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the State Department's purge of 1,300 employees, highlighting their inefficiency. They also addressed the Biden administration's use of an autopen for pardons, including controversial figures like Fauci. The conversation touched on the recent budget bill's tax reductions and the impact of defunding USAID on Bitcoin's value. They also mentioned the CIA's potential involvement in cryptocurrency markets and the implications of Trump's immigration policies, including the use of Alligator Alcatraz for detainees. The group emphasized the importance of securing elections and the potential for future legal actions. The discussion delved into the CIA's operations, including the destruction of most MK Ultra materials, leaving only 20% known. They speculated on Trump's involvement in Ukraine, suggesting he might be mediating a conflict created by Biden. Trump's potential sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine was debated, with views on its strategic impact. The conversation also touched on Trump's perceived neutralization of Canada and potential future moves against Russia. Additionally, they discussed a provision in a budget bill allowing drilling on federal property for rare earth minerals. The group criticized the moral and financial bankruptcy of the left, advocating for a shift towards more reasonable political positions. Don't miss it!

Pools of blood, And pools of dust, And fools, and fools, and fools Pools of love, And pools of list And tools and tools, and tools Pools of us, And Pools of hours And palms of pools D'hors Pools of plants, And pools of listen Pools and Pools and Pools Now, for us, what's at stake has come upon us For whether which now or ever ties have made for us to burn; Ne'er mistake there lust for listens and of ponders, Waterfalls of love and feathers, wanders Ties to honor stars and fore of fathers Almost lost it, there, I– Almost gathered, therefore. [ ] So to us who part ties, Of tied knots and of stomach's wrench To nourish shadows as remains her honor, I, depart my once, I, as flocking doves, The twist'of fated never Bare I fear or fonder Where, where, for again (bare tied as to none) and again wakes as has but not in time, to grove– The box I paved and yet, Set aside not as slabs of stone Or ash and fire But there i wake In cedar pine and oak The turn of slumber as the glow of what I once did not know, Now has shined against My eyes as water Luminescence Oh Goddamnit. Peaking pride, the oath Again i wait and ne'er did I come, but forth I woke, and also thought Not one but worlds of color, And there i know, to heart the seas I parted Not shallow or in shallows waking, red as scarlet blood but mauve, and then, the coping stays of which I gathered here has Agape and aching, wet with pride and courage Forefront others As thought to know, I, And I become, as known, now not and. “All White World” Our ENSEMBLE awakens slowly in the void of light; an all white space seemingly endless and drenched in blinding light; slowly awakening as if upon a cloud, and yet, washed in the drenched brightness of an all white world–familiar and together, but also new; The uniformity of all white attire and the simplicity of symmetry–all alike but of many and also one. I promise there's pancakes; I promise there's porridge I primise there's light at the end of the tunnel (the end of the night and beginning of brunch) And yes, I promise a run And a run for the office (not by far) And not unpardoned I promise to pray And I promise to wait And i promise to ache In the acres I've laid Made of all green pastures And days and days Without saying my name Pass us over Now…. Hiatus, Hiatus, Hiatus! My maples for all of us, cornbread And cream of the coconut (cream of the coconut) Screams from the underworld (Calling! They're calling) And trees of the very best kind; Plush with fruits What a prosperous product A merciless giving A scrupulous foreign (For four eyes, not one on my forehead) –policy! Don't you know, Conan, That all this goes over my– Over my over– Over my Over my head, –like a snowball? Don't you know, though, That nothing goes over his– Over his over– Over his Over his head –no one throws that high! (Not in softball!) ENSEMBLE What an apocalypse! What an apocalypse! What a protocol! What a dunce! What an oddball! Don't you know Nothing goes over Goes over Goes over us Nothing goes over us Nothing goes over Nothing goes over No bombs being dropped And the worst has to come because Nobody's turning this off; It's a turning point Not a mantra! It's a saga And nothing less short than a– Awful apocalypse; Long hiatus and no-low doses of Polymorohypothesis– Whatever that is! Don't you know, Conan, They're all going wrong with us. No, There's no knowing the coat From the hotbox, the hoot from the horus, the laugh from the chopsticks, The room full of products Or coatrooms of corpses No, There's no knowing us But out of nowhere The hour comes running upon us, And so The show must go on The show must go on The show must go…. DIRECTOR CUT! WHAT! That was FABULOUS! I don't disagree with you. However– What is it now? A MAN hangs by nothing but seemingly a very tightly buckled pair of restraints, above his head–the source of the object from which he hangs unknown, he appears to almost float, in fact, in quite the sufferable struggle. Holy fuck, guy. You're still up here? The VOICE comes from above but is yet unseen, it appears as though two very tidy clean white tennis shoes appear to be holding the straps of these restraints in place. CONT'D That's amazing. No false ties, And no hard wars, And no jolly ranchers, Gob stoppers, or nerf ropes. No fruit roll ups, No lunchables, or gushers No hamburger helper And no candy crush Just Drugs And more Drugs And more Drugs and more Morons Donuts, and drag queens, Tim Hortons, And Mormons; Mothballs, and Roaches, And horseflies, And rodents – Now guess which long road you're on (guess which long road you're on) Guess which long road you're aaaaahhhhhh– HALT. Who goes there. What the fuck is THIS. Finally, two acts past intermission, The troll under the bridge has put his cancer in remission The redactions have acted as class-action warfare, McDonalds has sponsored us, But barely. Look: just. No. I'm not endorsing this. Why. Because! It's killing people! Shh! It is! He–'s uh–joking. Actors! Improvising! Hush. Left and right! Speaking of left and right– You know who our sponsors are, right? Of coure! This nonsense! No! The– Shh–! –Owners of this product. Beg your pardon. Do you know who owns this brand and company? No. Well, do your research. Immediately. I highly recommend that. This seems serious. Serious as a heart attack. ACTION! Fuck you! Nuhhhhh–fuck you, you fucking fuck! Look, you lost, alright. Ughhhhhh. It's three to one. Three to one?! Yes. Fuck. Wait a–wait– What. Aren't there five of you guys? What? Huh-huh? No. Yes. There are. No. There's. Why. Five–of us–four of us You're lying. One, two, three *hiccups* four– Strike force “five”? I'm two guys! FUCK. We're missing one. Fuck. They figured us out. I figured out nothing. I'm drunk. I Fluffed. just know the difference–s between Five and One What. Four and Five! okay . Fuck. Well that's right. Well can't we just do it with us. NO! Why not. Because. the singularity has to be in the exact circumstance when this lightning strikes as the first one was. But– That's impossible. It's not–*hiccups*--umpossible. I was 9! “9 and a half!” “The half counts.” But not right now! Because i'm like a 60 year old guy! What! Gross. You're 60?! I think so! Then how old am I!?! I don't know! How old were you before!? I'm your brother! You don't know how old I am!? You're not my brother now, so maybe–I don't know–you never were! *gasps* take that bacK! [The boys fight amongst eachother] Fuck me, man. No thank you. What in the fuck did I write. I don't know but. CUT TO Ooh. Dice. DON'T TOUCH *poof* ENTER THE MULTIVERSE: L E G E N D S “The Magic Dice” (A Triad) NICE. FUCK yOu DUDE. nO fuck U U dElEETED My WRLD. THen is must not have been that great. *exaggerateD gasp* *even more exaggerated gasp* *Fluffs* *fluffs harder* *explodes* [The Festival Project ™ ] MEANWHILE The Aliens Are On A Pirate Ship, There's Still No Sign of [Redacted] and that's what this beat is called. -U. iS this a montage? Idk it just seems like a ship sinking in very slow motion. [A pirate ship full of aliens is sinking in very slow motion in a thunderous maelstrom.] (in IMAX 3D) Wow. I like that. This is fascinating. JIMMY KIMMEL is pacing relentlessly; he is driving the other hosts up a wall. KIMMEL I'm hungry, I want pants. I'm hungry– I want pants– Jimmy... KIMMEL I'm hungry– Jimmy! KIMMEL I want pants! JIMMY! KIMMEL WHAT! I'M HUNGRY AND I WANT PANTS! Oh, is that when— CRAIG FURGUSON has had enough. CRAIG You want bloody pants! KIMMEL YES! I WANT PANTS! CRAIG You know what! Fine! I'll make you some fucking pants if you just–shut UP! KIMMEL AND I'M HUNGRY. CRAIG FIRST THINGS FIRST! CRAIG FURGUSON assembles some very eclectic pants from the drapery inside the mansion; this of course reveals the windows to be boarded up in a highly distinct bunker-like maximum security prison-ish fashion, but THE HOSTS at the very least now have makeshift pants; which are startlingly fashionable: read: bohemian chic. Why do mine have beads still attached? He pulls the decorative ripchord and his fly opens promptly. Oh. CRAIG FURGUSON For emergencies. He continues pulling it in sequence with the matching lamp; he alternates turning the lights on and off and opening and shutting his pants flap in admiration. CRAIG FURGUSON CONT'D In case you really have to go. (Facinated) Ooh! CRAIG FURGUSON is satisfied with his work. CRAIG FURGUSON CONT'D I guess you could say, “The curtains match the drapes” CONAN O'BRIEN (beat) …not mine. {Enter The Multiverse} Fearsome, fearsome friends– Fearsome fearsome few Fearsome fearsome tears Listen whispers Fearsome twin Silly hollows All the lies All that waits is Hollywood and chosen five at ends of times All that waits are kings and wisdom All that knows are far, and farther All that needs is nothing, lessons All that fears is our kind Waiting. Shallow. Whispers, Gaining, Hornets nests and looming , gifted Shadow watchers Our time Farrows, Listen, Glistening as sparrows, Gifted– Kill God, There remains a far price There remains a far cry A call to wolves A false time The fabric is losts on Ghosts and Carry trains, Wishes and Tilted, Whisperers Before our Galaxy of Hard times and Wishes, Wishes, Wilting, Flowers, Waiting, Waiting And Waiting And Waiting And wanting but watching The water Gallons Fly up The wanted Waiting The gallows Have haunted us Far cries, Far cry Fear twins, have shattered To notice us Chatterbox Listens and Life turns and Waiting and Galaxies Gallantly Waiting The gallows Have haunted us Waiting And Waiting And Waiting and Water. We're watching you. An ACHINGLY TALL red-headed fellow finds himself in a FIGHT TO THE DEATH, being cast over eons and decades, and cascaded in and our of portals throughout the ever-infinite dimensional portals of unknown realms as his grasp on life itself and reality begins to fade as he crosses in and out of parallels, one galaxy to the next and one lifetime to another, gripping death and darkness in one hand and light and living in the other. In this bloody brawl, scrawling across an expanse of unknown and unknowable times and realms, this mystic remains still yet as infinite and omniscient in himself as the Gods he looks to for mercy, as the journey has been known to become of these very same deities in its context and process. A folding timeline of blood and sacrifice melds itself into the rope of the materiel worlds; not one fabric of time but many twisted and woven fibers into one rope from which he climbs into the ranks of the upperworld–or heaven, then also slipping seemingly sometimes into the depths of the underworld, a Hell known to all man as this, existence not as one but many consumed in the shadow processes of wickedness and torture, war amongst one another, and the well known humanities of pride, faith, justice and wealth. …this is supposed to be Conan? Uhh… “Achingly tall red-head?” yeah I guess. –O'Brien? [beat] He seems capable. Don't pity me, For not I weep of our pride on doorsteps not allowed, But for the grace and hope of fortune in another world i've known But lest forgotten; Do not feign me for my ignorance in desire, For I am not of man, or woman, or grain, or stone But of the world itself and all ire. (Don't doubt me.) To be cruel not those who pass judgement That weighs in this way or that is utmost critical, In this the end of times and now the end of my desires, And yet the way that I have known, And the offer I have rung Is not here, but elsewhere. And yea, I walk alone. Amen. What the fuck does this have to do with show hosts. Almost always Irish Catholic Almost Always clothed in robes Almost Always fathers, aren't I? Almost always old, of Rome. Almost always birds of feather Almost always sticks and stones Almost always on the airwaves Almost always silver, gold Slither, Slither, Here i wait And Slither slither, Here I came And whether she will slit her wrists Is neither here Nor either there It's a comfort that I offer you to slaughter; That you'd rather not to love but instead murder– I'd be better off to love, then kill you after, Course, tarantula, or just as well, a spider. It's a comfort that I offer you to kill me; Lay my head upon a sanded wooden platter– That you'd rather me to say I'd kill than love you– So I rather just to love, then murder after. Woah. Good to God, God ought to know. I close my palms together full of laughter, So. Good to God, God ought to know, I sacrified my life for ever after. So far. Good to God, God ought to know, That all he wants, I want My heart is surely shattered. Now what. Good as God, God ought to know, That all I want becomes; The looking glass, The wishing well, The cross to bare The shepherd to the pasture. Amen. Omen. All men. Want none. But one. But– So. [The Festival Project™ ] {Enter The Multiverse} L E G E N D S: ICONS W E L C O M E -Ū. Copyright The Festival Project, Inc. ™ & The Complex Collective © 2015-2025 All Rights Reserved B A C K Tales of A Superstar DJ

Pools of blood, And pools of dust, And fools, and fools, and fools Pools of love, And pools of list And tools and tools, and tools Pools of us, And Pools of hours And palms of pools D'hors Pools of plants, And pools of listen Pools and Pools and Pools Now, for us, what's at stake has come upon us For whether which now or ever ties have made for us to burn; Ne'er mistake there lust for listens and of ponders, Waterfalls of love and feathers, wanders Ties to honor stars and fore of fathers Almost lost it, there, I– Almost gathered, therefore. [ ] So to us who part ties, Of tied knots and of stomach's wrench To nourish shadows as remains her honor, I, depart my once, I, as flocking doves, The twist'of fated never Bare I fear or fonder Where, where, for again (bare tied as to none) and again wakes as has but not in time, to grove– The box I paved and yet, Set aside not as slabs of stone Or ash and fire But there i wake In cedar pine and oak The turn of slumber as the glow of what I once did not know, Now has shined against My eyes as water Luminescence Oh Goddamnit. Peaking pride, the oath Again i wait and ne'er did I come, but forth I woke, and also thought Not one but worlds of color, And there i know, to heart the seas I parted Not shallow or in shallows waking, red as scarlet blood but mauve, and then, the coping stays of which I gathered here has Agape and aching, wet with pride and courage Forefront others As thought to know, I, And I become, as known, now not and. “All White World” Our ENSEMBLE awakens slowly in the void of light; an all white space seemingly endless and drenched in blinding light; slowly awakening as if upon a cloud, and yet, washed in the drenched brightness of an all white world–familiar and together, but also new; The uniformity of all white attire and the simplicity of symmetry–all alike but of many and also one. I promise there's pancakes; I promise there's porridge I primise there's light at the end of the tunnel (the end of the night and beginning of brunch) And yes, I promise a run And a run for the office (not by far) And not unpardoned I promise to pray And I promise to wait And i promise to ache In the acres I've laid Made of all green pastures And days and days Without saying my name Pass us over Now…. Hiatus, Hiatus, Hiatus! My maples for all of us, cornbread And cream of the coconut (cream of the coconut) Screams from the underworld (Calling! They're calling) And trees of the very best kind; Plush with fruits What a prosperous product A merciless giving A scrupulous foreign (For four eyes, not one on my forehead) –policy! Don't you know, Conan, That all this goes over my– Over my over– Over my Over my head, –like a snowball? Don't you know, though, That nothing goes over his– Over his over– Over his Over his head –no one throws that high! (Not in softball!) ENSEMBLE What an apocalypse! What an apocalypse! What a protocol! What a dunce! What an oddball! Don't you know Nothing goes over Goes over Goes over us Nothing goes over us Nothing goes over Nothing goes over No bombs being dropped And the worst has to come because Nobody's turning this off; It's a turning point Not a mantra! It's a saga And nothing less short than a– Awful apocalypse; Long hiatus and no-low doses of Polymorohypothesis– Whatever that is! Don't you know, Conan, They're all going wrong with us. No, There's no knowing the coat From the hotbox, the hoot from the horus, the laugh from the chopsticks, The room full of products Or coatrooms of corpses No, There's no knowing us But out of nowhere The hour comes running upon us, And so The show must go on The show must go on The show must go…. DIRECTOR CUT! WHAT! That was FABULOUS! I don't disagree with you. However– What is it now? A MAN hangs by nothing but seemingly a very tightly buckled pair of restraints, above his head–the source of the object from which he hangs unknown, he appears to almost float, in fact, in quite the sufferable struggle. Holy fuck, guy. You're still up here? The VOICE comes from above but is yet unseen, it appears as though two very tidy clean white tennis shoes appear to be holding the straps of these restraints in place. CONT'D That's amazing. No false ties, And no hard wars, And no jolly ranchers, Gob stoppers, or nerf ropes. No fruit roll ups, No lunchables, or gushers No hamburger helper And no candy crush Just Drugs And more Drugs And more Drugs and more Morons Donuts, and drag queens, Tim Hortons, And Mormons; Mothballs, and Roaches, And horseflies, And rodents – Now guess which long road you're on (guess which long road you're on) Guess which long road you're aaaaahhhhhh– HALT. Who goes there. What the fuck is THIS. Finally, two acts past intermission, The troll under the bridge has put his cancer in remission The redactions have acted as class-action warfare, McDonalds has sponsored us, But barely. Look: just. No. I'm not endorsing this. Why. Because! It's killing people! Shh! It is! He–'s uh–joking. Actors! Improvising! Hush. Left and right! Speaking of left and right– You know who our sponsors are, right? Of coure! This nonsense! No! The– Shh–! –Owners of this product. Beg your pardon. Do you know who owns this brand and company? No. Well, do your research. Immediately. I highly recommend that. This seems serious. Serious as a heart attack. ACTION! Fuck you! Nuhhhhh–fuck you, you fucking fuck! Look, you lost, alright. Ughhhhhh. It's three to one. Three to one?! Yes. Fuck. Wait a–wait– What. Aren't there five of you guys? What? Huh-huh? No. Yes. There are. No. There's. Why. Five–of us–four of us You're lying. One, two, three *hiccups* four– Strike force “five”? I'm two guys! FUCK. We're missing one. Fuck. They figured us out. I figured out nothing. I'm drunk. I Fluffed. just know the difference–s between Five and One What. Four and Five! okay . Fuck. Well that's right. Well can't we just do it with us. NO! Why not. Because. the singularity has to be in the exact circumstance when this lightning strikes as the first one was. But– That's impossible. It's not–*hiccups*--umpossible. I was 9! “9 and a half!” “The half counts.” But not right now! Because i'm like a 60 year old guy! What! Gross. You're 60?! I think so! Then how old am I!?! I don't know! How old were you before!? I'm your brother! You don't know how old I am!? You're not my brother now, so maybe–I don't know–you never were! *gasps* take that bacK! [The boys fight amongst eachother] Fuck me, man. No thank you. What in the fuck did I write. I don't know but. CUT TO Ooh. Dice. DON'T TOUCH *poof* ENTER THE MULTIVERSE: L E G E N D S “The Magic Dice” (A Triad) NICE. FUCK yOu DUDE. nO fuck U U dElEETED My WRLD. THen is must not have been that great. *exaggerateD gasp* *even more exaggerated gasp* *Fluffs* *fluffs harder* *explodes* [The Festival Project ™ ] MEANWHILE The Aliens Are On A Pirate Ship, There's Still No Sign of [Redacted] and that's what this beat is called. -U. iS this a montage? Idk it just seems like a ship sinking in very slow motion. [A pirate ship full of aliens is sinking in very slow motion in a thunderous maelstrom.] (in IMAX 3D) Wow. I like that. This is fascinating. JIMMY KIMMEL is pacing relentlessly; he is driving the other hosts up a wall. KIMMEL I'm hungry, I want pants. I'm hungry– I want pants– Jimmy... KIMMEL I'm hungry– Jimmy! KIMMEL I want pants! JIMMY! KIMMEL WHAT! I'M HUNGRY AND I WANT PANTS! Oh, is that when— CRAIG FURGUSON has had enough. CRAIG You want bloody pants! KIMMEL YES! I WANT PANTS! CRAIG You know what! Fine! I'll make you some fucking pants if you just–shut UP! KIMMEL AND I'M HUNGRY. CRAIG FIRST THINGS FIRST! CRAIG FURGUSON assembles some very eclectic pants from the drapery inside the mansion; this of course reveals the windows to be boarded up in a highly distinct bunker-like maximum security prison-ish fashion, but THE HOSTS at the very least now have makeshift pants; which are startlingly fashionable: read: bohemian chic. Why do mine have beads still attached? He pulls the decorative ripchord and his fly opens promptly. Oh. CRAIG FURGUSON For emergencies. He continues pulling it in sequence with the matching lamp; he alternates turning the lights on and off and opening and shutting his pants flap in admiration. CRAIG FURGUSON CONT'D In case you really have to go. (Facinated) Ooh! CRAIG FURGUSON is satisfied with his work. CRAIG FURGUSON CONT'D I guess you could say, “The curtains match the drapes” CONAN O'BRIEN (beat) …not mine. {Enter The Multiverse} Fearsome, fearsome friends– Fearsome fearsome few Fearsome fearsome tears Listen whispers Fearsome twin Silly hollows All the lies All that waits is Hollywood and chosen five at ends of times All that waits are kings and wisdom All that knows are far, and farther All that needs is nothing, lessons All that fears is our kind Waiting. Shallow. Whispers, Gaining, Hornets nests and looming , gifted Shadow watchers Our time Farrows, Listen, Glistening as sparrows, Gifted– Kill God, There remains a far price There remains a far cry A call to wolves A false time The fabric is losts on Ghosts and Carry trains, Wishes and Tilted, Whisperers Before our Galaxy of Hard times and Wishes, Wishes, Wilting, Flowers, Waiting, Waiting And Waiting And Waiting And wanting but watching The water Gallons Fly up The wanted Waiting The gallows Have haunted us Far cries, Far cry Fear twins, have shattered To notice us Chatterbox Listens and Life turns and Waiting and Galaxies Gallantly Waiting The gallows Have haunted us Waiting And Waiting And Waiting and Water. We're watching you. An ACHINGLY TALL red-headed fellow finds himself in a FIGHT TO THE DEATH, being cast over eons and decades, and cascaded in and our of portals throughout the ever-infinite dimensional portals of unknown realms as his grasp on life itself and reality begins to fade as he crosses in and out of parallels, one galaxy to the next and one lifetime to another, gripping death and darkness in one hand and light and living in the other. In this bloody brawl, scrawling across an expanse of unknown and unknowable times and realms, this mystic remains still yet as infinite and omniscient in himself as the Gods he looks to for mercy, as the journey has been known to become of these very same deities in its context and process. A folding timeline of blood and sacrifice melds itself into the rope of the materiel worlds; not one fabric of time but many twisted and woven fibers into one rope from which he climbs into the ranks of the upperworld–or heaven, then also slipping seemingly sometimes into the depths of the underworld, a Hell known to all man as this, existence not as one but many consumed in the shadow processes of wickedness and torture, war amongst one another, and the well known humanities of pride, faith, justice and wealth. …this is supposed to be Conan? Uhh… “Achingly tall red-head?” yeah I guess. –O'Brien? [beat] He seems capable. Don't pity me, For not I weep of our pride on doorsteps not allowed, But for the grace and hope of fortune in another world i've known But lest forgotten; Do not feign me for my ignorance in desire, For I am not of man, or woman, or grain, or stone But of the world itself and all ire. (Don't doubt me.) To be cruel not those who pass judgement That weighs in this way or that is utmost critical, In this the end of times and now the end of my desires, And yet the way that I have known, And the offer I have rung Is not here, but elsewhere. And yea, I walk alone. Amen. What the fuck does this have to do with show hosts. Almost always Irish Catholic Almost Always clothed in robes Almost Always fathers, aren't I? Almost always old, of Rome. Almost always birds of feather Almost always sticks and stones Almost always on the airwaves Almost always silver, gold Slither, Slither, Here i wait And Slither slither, Here I came And whether she will slit her wrists Is neither here Nor either there It's a comfort that I offer you to slaughter; That you'd rather not to love but instead murder– I'd be better off to love, then kill you after, Course, tarantula, or just as well, a spider. It's a comfort that I offer you to kill me; Lay my head upon a sanded wooden platter– That you'd rather me to say I'd kill than love you– So I rather just to love, then murder after. Woah. Good to God, God ought to know. I close my palms together full of laughter, So. Good to God, God ought to know, I sacrified my life for ever after. So far. Good to God, God ought to know, That all he wants, I want My heart is surely shattered. Now what. Good as God, God ought to know, That all I want becomes; The looking glass, The wishing well, The cross to bare The shepherd to the pasture. Amen. Omen. All men. Want none. But one. But– So. [The Festival Project™ ] {Enter The Multiverse} L E G E N D S: ICONS W E L C O M E -Ū. Copyright The Festival Project, Inc. ™ & The Complex Collective © 2015-2025 All Rights Reserved B A C K Tales of A Superstar DJ

Pools of blood, And pools of dust, And fools, and fools, and fools Pools of love, And pools of list And tools and tools, and tools Pools of us, And Pools of hours And palms of pools D'hors Pools of plants, And pools of listen Pools and Pools and Pools Now, for us, what's at stake has come upon us For whether which now or ever ties have made for us to burn; Ne'er mistake there lust for listens and of ponders, Waterfalls of love and feathers, wanders Ties to honor stars and fore of fathers Almost lost it, there, I– Almost gathered, therefore. [ ] So to us who part ties, Of tied knots and of stomach's wrench To nourish shadows as remains her honor, I, depart my once, I, as flocking doves, The twist'of fated never Bare I fear or fonder Where, where, for again (bare tied as to none) and again wakes as has but not in time, to grove– The box I paved and yet, Set aside not as slabs of stone Or ash and fire But there i wake In cedar pine and oak The turn of slumber as the glow of what I once did not know, Now has shined against My eyes as water Luminescence Oh Goddamnit. Peaking pride, the oath Again i wait and ne'er did I come, but forth I woke, and also thought Not one but worlds of color, And there i know, to heart the seas I parted Not shallow or in shallows waking, red as scarlet blood but mauve, and then, the coping stays of which I gathered here has Agape and aching, wet with pride and courage Forefront others As thought to know, I, And I become, as known, now not and. “All White World” Our ENSEMBLE awakens slowly in the void of light; an all white space seemingly endless and drenched in blinding light; slowly awakening as if upon a cloud, and yet, washed in the drenched brightness of an all white world–familiar and together, but also new; The uniformity of all white attire and the simplicity of symmetry–all alike but of many and also one. I promise there's pancakes; I promise there's porridge I primise there's light at the end of the tunnel (the end of the night and beginning of brunch) And yes, I promise a run And a run for the office (not by far) And not unpardoned I promise to pray And I promise to wait And i promise to ache In the acres I've laid Made of all green pastures And days and days Without saying my name Pass us over Now…. Hiatus, Hiatus, Hiatus! My maples for all of us, cornbread And cream of the coconut (cream of the coconut) Screams from the underworld (Calling! They're calling) And trees of the very best kind; Plush with fruits What a prosperous product A merciless giving A scrupulous foreign (For four eyes, not one on my forehead) –policy! Don't you know, Conan, That all this goes over my– Over my over– Over my Over my head, –like a snowball? Don't you know, though, That nothing goes over his– Over his over– Over his Over his head –no one throws that high! (Not in softball!) ENSEMBLE What an apocalypse! What an apocalypse! What a protocol! What a dunce! What an oddball! Don't you know Nothing goes over Goes over Goes over us Nothing goes over us Nothing goes over Nothing goes over No bombs being dropped And the worst has to come because Nobody's turning this off; It's a turning point Not a mantra! It's a saga And nothing less short than a– Awful apocalypse; Long hiatus and no-low doses of Polymorohypothesis– Whatever that is! Don't you know, Conan, They're all going wrong with us. No, There's no knowing the coat From the hotbox, the hoot from the horus, the laugh from the chopsticks, The room full of products Or coatrooms of corpses No, There's no knowing us But out of nowhere The hour comes running upon us, And so The show must go on The show must go on The show must go…. DIRECTOR CUT! WHAT! That was FABULOUS! I don't disagree with you. However– What is it now? A MAN hangs by nothing but seemingly a very tightly buckled pair of restraints, above his head–the source of the object from which he hangs unknown, he appears to almost float, in fact, in quite the sufferable struggle. Holy fuck, guy. You're still up here? The VOICE comes from above but is yet unseen, it appears as though two very tidy clean white tennis shoes appear to be holding the straps of these restraints in place. CONT'D That's amazing. No false ties, And no hard wars, And no jolly ranchers, Gob stoppers, or nerf ropes. No fruit roll ups, No lunchables, or gushers No hamburger helper And no candy crush Just Drugs And more Drugs And more Drugs and more Morons Donuts, and drag queens, Tim Hortons, And Mormons; Mothballs, and Roaches, And horseflies, And rodents – Now guess which long road you're on (guess which long road you're on) Guess which long road you're aaaaahhhhhh– HALT. Who goes there. What the fuck is THIS. Finally, two acts past intermission, The troll under the bridge has put his cancer in remission The redactions have acted as class-action warfare, McDonalds has sponsored us, But barely. Look: just. No. I'm not endorsing this. Why. Because! It's killing people! Shh! It is! He–'s uh–joking. Actors! Improvising! Hush. Left and right! Speaking of left and right– You know who our sponsors are, right? Of coure! This nonsense! No! The– Shh–! –Owners of this product. Beg your pardon. Do you know who owns this brand and company? No. Well, do your research. Immediately. I highly recommend that. This seems serious. Serious as a heart attack. ACTION! Fuck you! Nuhhhhh–fuck you, you fucking fuck! Look, you lost, alright. Ughhhhhh. It's three to one. Three to one?! Yes. Fuck. Wait a–wait– What. Aren't there five of you guys? What? Huh-huh? No. Yes. There are. No. There's. Why. Five–of us–four of us You're lying. One, two, three *hiccups* four– Strike force “five”? I'm two guys! FUCK. We're missing one. Fuck. They figured us out. I figured out nothing. I'm drunk. I Fluffed. just know the difference–s between Five and One What. Four and Five! okay . Fuck. Well that's right. Well can't we just do it with us. NO! Why not. Because. the singularity has to be in the exact circumstance when this lightning strikes as the first one was. But– That's impossible. It's not–*hiccups*--umpossible. I was 9! “9 and a half!” “The half counts.” But not right now! Because i'm like a 60 year old guy! What! Gross. You're 60?! I think so! Then how old am I!?! I don't know! How old were you before!? I'm your brother! You don't know how old I am!? You're not my brother now, so maybe–I don't know–you never were! *gasps* take that bacK! [The boys fight amongst eachother] Fuck me, man. No thank you. What in the fuck did I write. I don't know but. CUT TO Ooh. Dice. DON'T TOUCH *poof* ENTER THE MULTIVERSE: L E G E N D S “The Magic Dice” (A Triad) NICE. FUCK yOu DUDE. nO fuck U U dElEETED My WRLD. THen is must not have been that great. *exaggerateD gasp* *even more exaggerated gasp* *Fluffs* *fluffs harder* *explodes* [The Festival Project ™ ] MEANWHILE The Aliens Are On A Pirate Ship, There's Still No Sign of [Redacted] and that's what this beat is called. -U. iS this a montage? Idk it just seems like a ship sinking in very slow motion. [A pirate ship full of aliens is sinking in very slow motion in a thunderous maelstrom.] (in IMAX 3D) Wow. I like that. This is fascinating. JIMMY KIMMEL is pacing relentlessly; he is driving the other hosts up a wall. KIMMEL I'm hungry, I want pants. I'm hungry– I want pants– Jimmy... KIMMEL I'm hungry– Jimmy! KIMMEL I want pants! JIMMY! KIMMEL WHAT! I'M HUNGRY AND I WANT PANTS! Oh, is that when— CRAIG FURGUSON has had enough. CRAIG You want bloody pants! KIMMEL YES! I WANT PANTS! CRAIG You know what! Fine! I'll make you some fucking pants if you just–shut UP! KIMMEL AND I'M HUNGRY. CRAIG FIRST THINGS FIRST! CRAIG FURGUSON assembles some very eclectic pants from the drapery inside the mansion; this of course reveals the windows to be boarded up in a highly distinct bunker-like maximum security prison-ish fashion, but THE HOSTS at the very least now have makeshift pants; which are startlingly fashionable: read: bohemian chic. Why do mine have beads still attached? He pulls the decorative ripchord and his fly opens promptly. Oh. CRAIG FURGUSON For emergencies. He continues pulling it in sequence with the matching lamp; he alternates turning the lights on and off and opening and shutting his pants flap in admiration. CRAIG FURGUSON CONT'D In case you really have to go. (Facinated) Ooh! CRAIG FURGUSON is satisfied with his work. CRAIG FURGUSON CONT'D I guess you could say, “The curtains match the drapes” CONAN O'BRIEN (beat) …not mine. {Enter The Multiverse} Fearsome, fearsome friends– Fearsome fearsome few Fearsome fearsome tears Listen whispers Fearsome twin Silly hollows All the lies All that waits is Hollywood and chosen five at ends of times All that waits are kings and wisdom All that knows are far, and farther All that needs is nothing, lessons All that fears is our kind Waiting. Shallow. Whispers, Gaining, Hornets nests and looming , gifted Shadow watchers Our time Farrows, Listen, Glistening as sparrows, Gifted– Kill God, There remains a far price There remains a far cry A call to wolves A false time The fabric is losts on Ghosts and Carry trains, Wishes and Tilted, Whisperers Before our Galaxy of Hard times and Wishes, Wishes, Wilting, Flowers, Waiting, Waiting And Waiting And Waiting And wanting but watching The water Gallons Fly up The wanted Waiting The gallows Have haunted us Far cries, Far cry Fear twins, have shattered To notice us Chatterbox Listens and Life turns and Waiting and Galaxies Gallantly Waiting The gallows Have haunted us Waiting And Waiting And Waiting and Water. We're watching you. An ACHINGLY TALL red-headed fellow finds himself in a FIGHT TO THE DEATH, being cast over eons and decades, and cascaded in and our of portals throughout the ever-infinite dimensional portals of unknown realms as his grasp on life itself and reality begins to fade as he crosses in and out of parallels, one galaxy to the next and one lifetime to another, gripping death and darkness in one hand and light and living in the other. In this bloody brawl, scrawling across an expanse of unknown and unknowable times and realms, this mystic remains still yet as infinite and omniscient in himself as the Gods he looks to for mercy, as the journey has been known to become of these very same deities in its context and process. A folding timeline of blood and sacrifice melds itself into the rope of the materiel worlds; not one fabric of time but many twisted and woven fibers into one rope from which he climbs into the ranks of the upperworld–or heaven, then also slipping seemingly sometimes into the depths of the underworld, a Hell known to all man as this, existence not as one but many consumed in the shadow processes of wickedness and torture, war amongst one another, and the well known humanities of pride, faith, justice and wealth. …this is supposed to be Conan? Uhh… “Achingly tall red-head?” yeah I guess. –O'Brien? [beat] He seems capable. Don't pity me, For not I weep of our pride on doorsteps not allowed, But for the grace and hope of fortune in another world i've known But lest forgotten; Do not feign me for my ignorance in desire, For I am not of man, or woman, or grain, or stone But of the world itself and all ire. (Don't doubt me.) To be cruel not those who pass judgement That weighs in this way or that is utmost critical, In this the end of times and now the end of my desires, And yet the way that I have known, And the offer I have rung Is not here, but elsewhere. And yea, I walk alone. Amen. What the fuck does this have to do with show hosts. Almost always Irish Catholic Almost Always clothed in robes Almost Always fathers, aren't I? Almost always old, of Rome. Almost always birds of feather Almost always sticks and stones Almost always on the airwaves Almost always silver, gold Slither, Slither, Here i wait And Slither slither, Here I came And whether she will slit her wrists Is neither here Nor either there It's a comfort that I offer you to slaughter; That you'd rather not to love but instead murder– I'd be better off to love, then kill you after, Course, tarantula, or just as well, a spider. It's a comfort that I offer you to kill me; Lay my head upon a sanded wooden platter– That you'd rather me to say I'd kill than love you– So I rather just to love, then murder after. Woah. Good to God, God ought to know. I close my palms together full of laughter, So. Good to God, God ought to know, I sacrified my life for ever after. So far. Good to God, God ought to know, That all he wants, I want My heart is surely shattered. Now what. Good as God, God ought to know, That all I want becomes; The looking glass, The wishing well, The cross to bare The shepherd to the pasture. Amen. Omen. All men. Want none. But one. But– So. [The Festival Project™ ] {Enter The Multiverse} L E G E N D S: ICONS W E L C O M E -Ū. Copyright The Festival Project, Inc. ™ & The Complex Collective © 2015-2025 All Rights Reserved B A C K Tales of A Superstar DJ

The Glory of Our Fearsome & Faithful God (Psalm 76, Jul 6th 2025) by Sovereign Grace Church

On todays show James, Dwayne and Glenn talk about Epstein client list, Trump administration, gaslighting, budget bill, Elon Musk, American party, Kerrville flood, military standards, gender dysphoria, immigration detention, Everglades airport, Ukraine war, Real ID, child pornography., Epstein case, special prosecutor, election fraud, Russian hoax, Bondi, investigation, evidence destruction, legal Monday. and Much more do not miss it!

On todays Poorly recorded episode James Glenn and Dwayne talks about  the Senate's Vote-a-Rama process, where over 200 amendments will be voted on line by line. A compromise was reached to remove suppressors, short-barreled rifles, pistol braces, and short-barreled shotguns from the NFA registry without the tax. The parliamentarian's role in enforcing Senate rules was highlighted. The conversation also touched on Ayatollah Khamenei's fatwa against Trump, the New York mayoral election, and the Supreme Court's decision on nationwide injunctions. Additionally, the pardon of General Flynn and Texas's age verification law for pornography were discussed, with concerns about government overreach and the impact on civil liberties. The discussion centered on U.S. citizenship laws, particularly the impact on diplomats and individuals on visas. They debated the historical context of the 14th Amendment and its application to modern immigration. Trump's recent actions, including raising NATO's commitment to 5% GDP and pressuring Canada over digital service taxes, were highlighted. They also discussed welfare reform, advocating for incentives rather than penalties for work, and criticizing the current system of covering pre-existing conditions in health insurance. The conversation concluded with plans for a significant celebration on the Fourth of July next year, marking one year since Trump's announcement. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about the UN Secretary-General referred to Trump as the "UN daddy" during a press conference, leading to humorous reactions. The conversation also touched on Trump's interactions with Zelensky and the NATO meeting, highlighting Trump's influence and the media's portrayal of events. The group discussed the impact of Trump's immigration policies, including the Supreme Court's ruling on third-country deportations and the DOJ's lawsuit against Maryland judges. They also addressed the economic growth in Argentina, the auto pen scandal involving Biden, and the backlash against JD Vance on Blue Sky. The discussion centered on political comparisons, particularly between Trump and historical figures like Jefferson and Madison. They debated the merits of Marco Rubio and JD Vance in the political landscape, noting the close competition. The conversation shifted to the nomination of a former Trump attorney to the Third Circuit, highlighting the left's opposition. They also discussed the impact of chemicals in food, advocating for government oversight and private testing to ensure safety. Don't miss it!

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome talk about  the U.S. military's recent strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, emphasizing Trump's consistent stance against Iran's nuclear capabilities. The strike targeted three key sites, significantly setbacking Iran's nuclear program. The conversation highlighted Iran's leverage mechanisms, including proxies, missiles, and nuclear enrichment, and the urgency driven by international detection of fissile material. The debate included the potential for regime change, the impact on regional stability, and the possibility of Iran activating sleeper cells. The discussion also touched on the strategic implications and the role of international partners, particularly Israel. The discussion covered the cessation of swim lessons in Pasadena due to their use in arrests, and criticism of the Biden and Obama administrations for their handling of Iran, including the transfer of uranium and lifting of sanctions. The cost of bombs was estimated at $150 million, with a debate on their significance. The conversation also touched on the Democrats' perceived dislike for America, referencing Mark Levin's book. Don't Miss It!

On todays show James, Dwayne and Glenn discuss the Karen Reed case, where she was acquitted of manslaughter but convicted of driving drunk. The conversation then shifted to the recent SpaceX Starship explosion, which delayed the Starship 10. The group also discussed the Iran situation, noting Trump's efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and the potential for regime change. They debated the impact of Trump's actions on international relations, particularly with China and Russia. Additionally, they touched on the ongoing lawsuits against the Trump administration, the potential for regime change in Iran, and the recent Supreme Court rulings on various issues. The discussion centered on Trump's strategic moves, particularly his actions regarding Canada, Greenland, and England. Trump's decision to end tariffs was seen as a loss for Canada, while his focus on Greenland's military base shift from European to North American control was interpreted as a strategic move to assert U.S. influence. The conversation also touched on Trump's handling of international issues, including resolving conflicts in Kashmir and the Congo, and his stance on China and Taiwan. The speakers emphasized Trump's "America First" policy and his willingness to make tough decisions, even if it means breaking up alliances like MAGA. The segment concluded with a light-hearted mention of coffee and cookies, encouraging listeners to engage in civil discussions and share their thoughts. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about  the recent protests and events, including the No Kings rally in Ruston, which had only 40 attendees, and a violent incident at a No Kings protest in Utah where a shooter was killed by law enforcement, inadvertently killing an innocent bystander. The conversation also delved into the Israel-Iran conflict, highlighting Israel's targeted attacks and the potential for regime change in Iran. The U.S. role was debated, with some arguing for intervention to prevent World War III. The segment concluded with a brief mention of a shooting in Minnesota and a humorous anecdote about work shirts. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Fearsome threesome talk about the recent riots in LA, which were described as staged, with pre-printed signs and pallets of bricks. The conversation highlighted Trump's response, including deploying the National Guard and threatening to send Marines. The riots were seen as a diversion from Musk and Trump's public feud. The budget bill's progress was also discussed, with concerns about its impact on the deficit. The group debated the effectiveness of Rand Paul's opposition to the bill and the potential for it to pass despite objections. The Supreme Court's recent unanimous decisions were briefly mentioned. The discussion focused on voter integrity laws, with a consensus on the need for permanent measures. The conversation also touched on the Real ID, which was seen as beneficial despite initial privacy concerns. The speakers debated the political landscape, noting Trump's limited influence due to delays in cabinet appointments. They discussed the potential impact of tax policies, including Trump's tax breaks and the potential for tariffs as a revenue source. Additionally, they mentioned a feud between Riley Gaines and Simone Biles over transgender sports policies and the disappearance of related guidelines. The segment concluded with a light-hearted discussion on Major League Baseball's Gay Day events. Don't miss it!

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On todays Show Dwayne and Glenn talk to James about the latest on Elon Musk, government duties, discretionary spending, budget reconciliation, fraud exposure, Ivy League, migrant parole system, zoning laws, religious discrimination, Harvard professor, academic integrity, populism, Trump administration, Senate rules, budget cuts., Harvard reputation, law school, political bias, Supreme Court, Ivy League, higher education bubble, foreign students, research grants, tuition costs, TOPS program, student debt, AI education, budget reconciliation, voting prevention, Real ID. Don't Miss It!

Recorded May 12th, 2025. The Trinity Long Room Hub Annual Humanities Horizons Lecture for 2025 was delivered by Bruce Shapiro, on "The Spectacle of Fearsome Acts": Violence, Journalism and the Democratic Future. Are today's journalists the unwitting enablers of autocrats or the last bastion of democratic defence? Bruce Shapiro, Executive Director of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, reflects on how stories get told amid sweeping catastrophes and surging authoritarianism. The Annual Humanities Horizons Lecture was established in 2013 to provide a significant contribution to reflection on and advocacy for the Arts and Humanities. About Bruce Shapiro Bruce Shapiro is Executive Director of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma, a project of Columbia Journalism School, encouraging innovative reporting on violence, conflict and tragedy worldwide. An award-winning reporter on human rights, criminal justice and politics, Shapiro is a contributing editor at The Nation and U.S. correspondent for Late Night Live on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Radio National. He also teaches ethics at Columbia Journalism School, where he is adjunct professor and Senior Advisor for Academic Affairs. His books include Shaking the Foundations: 200 Years of Investigative Journalism in America and Legal Lynching: The Death Penalty and America's Future. Shapiro is recipient of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies award for "outstanding and fundamental contributions to the social understanding of trauma." He is a founding board member of the Global Investigative Journalism Network. Learn more at www.tcd.ie/trinitylongroomhub

On todays show Maddie and James and Dwayne and Glenn talk about  the Aliens in Enemies Act litigation, focusing on a class action case in the District of Colorado involving Venezuelans. The case, led by Judge Charlotte Sweeney, debates the constitutionality of Trump's order to deport Venezuelans under the Act. The conversation also touched on historical context, noting the Act's origins in 1798 and its use during the War of 1812. Additionally, the group discussed Trump's renaming of the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Gulf, and the potential impact of a proposed law in Washington state that could compromise the priest-penitent privilege in confessional settings. The discussion covered the Catholic Church's stance on priest-penitent privilege, expressing skepticism about undercover measures to breach confidentiality. They also debated the efficacy and necessity of vaccines, citing Dr. Green's anti-vaccination views and the increase in vaccines from 4-5 to nearly 30. The nomination of a new Surgeon General was discussed, with concerns about her alignment with the WHO and the potential for a science-based agenda. The conversation shifted to Trump's administration, his immigration policies, and the left's perceived extreme positions. They concluded with a mention of a potential future discussion on the congressional shooting investigation. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the fearsome Threesome talk about the Rockets' game seven loss, the baseball league's rule changes, and the potential use of AI in baseball umpiring. They also discussed the creation of a new municipality, Starbase, Texas, for SpaceX operations. The conversation touched on the political implications of Venezuela's oil reserves, the potential for the U.S. to become energy dominant, and the nomination of Ed Martin as District Attorney for DC, with concerns about a federal judge making the appointment. Additionally, they mentioned the impact of Real ID on voting and the challenges of election reform. The discussion covered various political and legal topics. The speakers debated U.S. involvement in Venezuela's oil and gas reserves, criticizing the current regime and advocating for a new agreement. They discussed the impact of the "blob" on U.S. foreign policy, particularly in Chile and Nicaragua. The conversation also touched on the incompetence of certain Supreme Court justices, particularly Ketanji Brown Jackson, and her frequent interruptions. They mentioned the Ukraine agreement, noting its positive impact on Putin. The meeting concluded with light-hearted remarks about coffee and a joke about leaving the U.S. Don't Miss It!

On Todays Show The Fearsome Threesome talk about Trump's reinstatement of Columbus Day, the impact of Neuralink on ALS patients, and the Buffalo school kidnapping incident. Neuralink has helped a man with ALS communicate more effectively using a robotic surgeon. The Buffalo school incident involved a man trying to abduct children, with the school administration erasing the surveillance footage. The conversation also touched on Trump's comments on NFL draft picks, the arrest of illegal immigrants, and the challenges of immigration and welfare in the U.S. Additionally, James O'Keefe's undercover work revealed a DOD official planning to thwart Trump's policies. The conversation revolves around the hosts' reflections on social media interactions, with Glenn Cox discussing his experience with young women seeking his attention online and Speaker 1 mentioning his tweets about federal district judges. They humorously suggest a coffee shop in Louisiana for finding wholesome company and promote a bakery for its cookies. The discussion then shifts to political commentary, with Speaker 1 reading a statement from Trump criticizing the Democrats' fundraising tactics and accusing them of cheating. The hosts also touch on the ongoing feud between Trump and his critics, particularly Adam Schiff, Do Not Miss It!

On todays Show we talk about travel plans, and legal issues. Dwayne mentioned his trip to the Dominican Republic and the history of Carnival Cruise Line. The Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act was debated, with concerns about due process and legal implications. The conversation also touched on the rise of transgender surgeries, the impact of drones on privacy, and the potential prosecution of a whistleblower. Additionally, the group discussed the challenges of drafting laws to address drone privacy, the impact of tariffs on trade, and the recent developments in the Trump administration's investigations. The discussion centered on a political figure's potential run for New York governor, linking it to her withdrawal from a cabinet position under Trump's request. Allegations against her include tax fraud, misrepresenting her residence, and inflating the number of units in a property. The conversation also touched on the Pope's death, his political influence, and the selection process for his successor. Additionally, they discussed a CT scan controversy, the potential impact of a new governor in New York, and the ongoing legal cases involving Trump and other political figures. Don't miss it!

On Todays Show The Fearsome Threesome talk about the El Salvador president's crime reduction strategy, which transformed his country from the murder capital to one of the safest in the Western Hemisphere by implementing strict prison sentences. The conversation also touched on the personal income tax, with Rachel Campos Duffy asking Trump about his plans to eliminate it. Additionally, they discussed the administrative error that led to a gang member being mistakenly deported to El Salvador, and the Trump administration's refusal to return him. The group also debated the impact of mandatory spending and the challenges of managing the federal budget. The discussion centered on the case of Gonzales, an individual linked to MS-13, who faced administrative procedures to potentially cancel his removal order. The conversation highlighted the distinction between administrative removal hearings and deportation, noting the backlog from previous administrations. It was debated whether Gonzales, who had a criminal background, should be allowed to stay due to his integration into the community. The conversation also touched on the role of sanctuary cities, the differences between detainers and warrants, and the financial burden on local authorities for holding ICE detainees. DO NOT MISS IT!

In this gripping episode of The Man of War Podcast, Rafa J. Conde sits down with the controversial and charismatic Ross Mandell, a man whose name once shook the financial world. Known as the “Bad Boy of Wall Street,” Mandell shares the raw truth behind his meteoric rise in the finance industry, his landmark achievement of taking a U.S. firm public on the London Stock Exchange, and the high-stakes legal battle that led to a 12-year prison sentence. With unfiltered honesty, Ross opens up about the mindset it takes to lead fearlessly in a cutthroat world, what he learned from hitting rock bottom, and how he's now using his story to fuel redemption and reinvention. This isn't just about Wall Street. It's about power, pressure, and the warrior's path through the fire. Get ready for a no-holds-barred conversation that redefines what it means to be feared and what it takes to rise again.

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about pronouns, Caroline Levitt, press secretary, gender neutral, pronouns debate, Elon Musk, pronoun policy, military base, border security, Trump administration, tariffs, trade deals, Easter message, Jesus Christ, religious beliefs, resurrection, transformation, faith, health improvement, blood pressure, weight loss, energetic, thankful, coffee shop, Louisiana, podcast, feedback, discussion, second round bakery, James perspective. Don't Miss it!

On todays show we talk about Supreme Court ruling, immigration policy, tariffs, trade negotiations, China shipbuilding, COVID-19 impact, phonics-based education, Louisiana reading scores, Trump administration, Boas Berg, habeas corpus, market reaction, military strategy, Iran nuclear deal, Patagonia region. Don't miss it!

Frauds or Fearsome? On this Kings of the North, Doug Lesmerises and Bill Landis play that game with college football teams across the South. Gotta keep an eye on those guys. From Georgia to Miami, from Clemson to Texas, from LSU to USC, the Doug and Bill run through 14 Non-Northern teams in rapid fire succession and decide whether anyone in the North needs to worry about them this season. Plus it's the conclusion of the bracket for the Most Important Person in Northern College Football. The Final Four is Penn State coach James Franklin, Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels, Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith and Minnesota safety Koi Perich. Who will take home the crown? To start the show, it's a roundup of Northern college football news, including the new contract for Colorado's Deion Sanders. And should we have done an April Fool's Day prank? Thanks for joining Kings of the North. Chapters: • News around the north (03:00) • Fearsome or fraud of southern teams (32:00) • Most important northern person final four and champion (1:19:10)

On todays show we talk about Louisiana election, constitutional amendments, national security, Trump policies, tariffs, trans sports, USAID, voter turnout, judicial vacancies, tax code overhaul, social security fraud, election integrity, Wisconsin Supreme Court, Le Pen conviction, lawfare., USAID funding, Tesla protests, Elon Musk, Twitter acquisition, Tesla stock, anti-protesters, Soros, early adopters, cyber truck, nuclear weapons, Iran regime change, corruption arrests, criminal element, magnolia tree, Hot Wheels. Don't miss this jam packed episode.

Article Three Judges: James proposed limiting the jurisdiction of federal district judges, arguing they have become too powerful and unaccountable. He suggested replacing them with magistrate judges who serve 10-year terms. Disney's Snow White Remake: The group discussed the film's poor performance, criticizing its woke approach and deviation from the original story. The movie reportedly cost $250 million and only made around $43-50 million in its opening weekend. Trump's Foreign Policy: The group analyzed Trump's strategic approach to international relations, particularly regarding Canada, Greenland, and Panama. They view his economic tactics as a form of diplomatic leverage. FBI and Justice Department: Discussion of potential changes under a potential Trump administration, including appointments of Cash Patel and Dan Bongino. Venezuelan Immigrants: Conversation about the deportation of immigrants to El Salvador and the potential diplomatic implications. Miscellaneous Topics: Included the deaths of George Foreman and Mia Love, astronaut pay, and an investigation into a small federal agency (FMCS) with questionable practices. The overall tone was supportive of Trump's potential future policies and critical of current governmental inefficiencies.

One of the most iconic boxers in history has died. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

On todays show James, Dwayne and Glenn talk about the weather in North Louisiana, the presence of listeners in Italy and Ukraine, and the Secret Service's withdrawal from protecting Hunter Biden. The conversation also touched on the economic impact of layoffs, with over 90% of job creation last month coming from the private sector. The group discussed the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, the potential sinking of an Iranian spy ship, and the Houthi rebels' threats. They also mentioned the release of unredacted Kennedy files and the overhaul of the Kennedy Center by Donald Trump. The term "swatting" was explained as a false police report to elicit a SWAT team response. The discussion covered the issue of "swatting," where individuals are falsely reported to be in distress, leading to SWAT team responses. The speakers highlighted the need for better tracking technology and solutions. They also discussed Donald Trump's final appointments to military academy boards, including notable figures like General Michael Flynn and Maureen Bannon, emphasizing the importance of these appointments in shaping military leadership. The conversation shifted to the significance of military academies, stressing the need for elite officers focused on their mission rather than political or social agendas. The meeting concluded with plans for future discussions on historical religious movements and a call for listener engagement. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about lots of stuff  including a personal anecdote about attending a Rockets game, where Speaker 1 accidentally stumbled between seats. The conversation then shifted to political issues, such as Luna Paula's attempt to cap credit card interest rates, which was criticized for potentially excluding many from credit access. The group also discussed the impact of Biden's policies on foreclosures and the economy, suggesting a potential housing market crash. They explored the concept of pop-up NGOs involved in money laundering, particularly from Biden's climate slush funds. Additionally, they touched on Trump's efforts to improve Navy ship maintenance and the implications of his executive actions on federal spending. The discussion covered several topics, including the DC Metro's policy on investigating homicides, the recent incidents at Mar-a-Lago involving unauthorized aircraft, and the temporary flight restrictions around the President's location. They also touched on the rapid response of fighter jets during the Cold War and the impact of global warming. Additionally, the conversation shifted to a tragic personal story about a person with Alzheimer's who passed away due to neglect, highlighting the disease's effects on self-care. The meeting concluded with a recommendation for PJ's coffee and Second Round Bakery cookies, and an invitation to share thoughts on the podcast at thejamesperspective.com. Don't miss it!

On todays Show The Fearsome Threesome and Mattie talk about, Supreme Court, TRO, preliminary injunction, Amy Coney Barrett, legal authorities, Trump administration, NGOs, fraud investigation, bond requirement, equity court, separation of powers, judicial system, legal proceedings, probationary employees, State of the Union., Trump speech, Democratic reactions, illegal immigrants, Secret Service badge, cancer survivor, military recognition, NGO payments, government shutdown, Supreme Court, fentanyl crisis, tariffs, Zelensky, midterm elections, caffeine during Lent, PJs coffee. Don't Miss IT!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about, Trump funding suspension, Ukraine aid halt, tariff impact, Voice of America, Carrie Lake, Epstein files, FBI director resignation, NGO funding, autonomous fighter jets, free trade agreements, fentanyl crisis, CNN coverage, Butler rally, lawfare suits, economic partnerships., DOGE, Department of Defense, State of the Union, Elon Musk, Ukraine conflict, NATO, Donald Trump, Zelensky, Vance, Russia, Mardi Gras, King Cake, AI in sports, women umpires, baseball. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show The Fearsome Threesome talk about,  SpaceX Moon landing Ukraine negotiations Zelensky Trump Vance Rubio Epstein files Pam Bondi Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Measles outbreak RFK Jr. CDC AI Alexa Joe Rogan Military industrial complex Sonic Beef tallow Macaulay Culkin Golden Globes Department of Defense State of the Uni

On todays Show The Fearsome Threesome talk about AI interface, Supreme Court, budget reduction, Epstein files, Trump administration, Cabinet meeting, tax cuts, fraud detection, legal challenges, singularity, intelligence, media influence, government downsizing, immigration reform, election integrity., AI training, power consumption, singularity, legal strategy, AI in retail, human-AI interaction, data centers, energy infrastructure, technological advancements, AI ethics, law school, AI juror, AI wars, nuclear reactors, AI development. Don't Miss It!

On todays show The Fearsome Threesome talk about  the swearing-in ceremony for Cash, where Pam Bondi officiated, and the unique camaraderie within the Trump administration. JD Vance is gaining momentum over Marco Rubio. Mike Cernovich's optimism about Trump's success is noted. Rumors of Matt Gaetz as a special prosecutor against the Biden family were mentioned. The conversation also touched on the German election results, with conservative parties gaining ground. The group discussed the challenges of election integrity, the impact of Elon Musk's directives on federal employees, and the ongoing negotiations between Trump and Putin regarding Ukraine. The discussion covered various topics, including the takeover of a federal building by Border Patrol, the potential sale of a building named after Nancy Pelosi, and Trump's actions against the Associated Press. They discussed Trump's designation of cartels as terrorists and his negotiations with Mexico and Canada on border security and tariffs. The conversation also touched on Alaska's energy potential, the challenges of ranked-choice voting, and the Pope's communist past. They mentioned the impact of fentanyl overdoses, the potential for Trump to take aggressive actions against cartels, and the ongoing forensic audits in the U.S. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Gang talks about , air traffic controllers, Social Security fraud, immigration policy, Fort Knox gold, corporate media, public assistance, economic impact, FAA personnel, Pete Buttigieg, Elon Musk, government spending, voter registration, public charge., Air traffic control, probationary employees, Trump administration, Elon Musk, SpaceX, air traffic controllers, buyout, DEI, Ukraine peace negotiations, Zelensky, Putin, EU, Brexit, Conservative Party, constitutional crisis. Don't Miss it!

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome James, Dwayne and Glenn talk about AI, legal Monday, Trump lawsuits, Vance speech, immigration policies, free speech, AI in law, Grok 3, financial forensics, USAID, IRS audit, military spending, transgender military, public charge rule, glyphosate ban., University research, federal grants, financial aid, diversity studies, grant writers, engineering school, free speech, illegal immigration, NATO, economic solution, corporate media, BlackRock, Trump speech, hockey game, Daytona 500. WOW a fire hose of Fun, don't Miss It

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On todays Show James, Dwayne and Glenn talk about Elon Musk's global presence and influence, the potential for judicial impeachments, and the corruption within the U.S. government. They discussed the discovery of $20 billion parked in an offshore account by Lee Zeldin, the NGO scam, and the need for government efficiency. The group also touched on the constitutional crisis, the potential for a red wave in midterm elections, and the challenges faced by the U.S. government in processing retirement records. Additionally, they mentioned Trump's involvement with the Kennedy Center and his plan for Gaza, which Egypt is considering adopting. The discussion centered on political and economic predictions, focusing on Donald Trump's influence on global conflicts and the potential impact on the Democratic Party. Glenn highlighted Trump's recent interactions with Putin and Zelensky, predicting a significant break in the Democratic Party if the war is resolved. The conversation also touched on the dangers of seeking wealth quickly, referencing Sam Bankman-Fried. They discussed potential changes in government IT roles, with Elon Musk's team being proposed as replacements. The panel concluded with optimism about economic improvements due to uncovering trillions in waste and fraud, suggesting a shift in political power towards a unified "maga party."

On todays Show the fearsome Threesome (James, Dwayne and Glenn) have a discussion centered on the plane crash involving a commercial flight and a military helicopter, highlighting issues of understaffing and DEI policies. The FAA's diversity initiatives, which prioritized hiring based on underrepresented groups, were criticized. The crash occurred due to human error, with the helicopter at 300 feet and the plane at 600 feet, leading to a collision. The FAA is reviewing staffing levels and DEI policies. Trump emphasized the need for competent air traffic controllers and suggested using military personnel temporarily. The conversation also touched on the potential for intentional acts and the importance of thorough investigations. Don't miss it!

The discussion centered on the recent plane crash at Ronald Reagan Airport involving a commercial plane and a Black Hawk helicopter, with no survivors. The air traffic controller's failure to ensure aircraft separation was criticized. The conversation also covered political issues, including the Senate confirmation hearings, the potential primarying of senators by billionaire Nicole Shanahan and Scott Pressler, and the revocation of student visas for those supporting anti-Semitic or pro-Hamas activities. Additionally, new policies were discussed, such as using Guantanamo Bay for detaining immigrants, revoking parole for Venezuelan immigrants, and the potential use of Guantanamo Bay for detaining uncooperative countries' citizens. The discussion centered on the impact of remote work policies on federal employees, highlighting that 94% of the 2.6 million full-time employees now work from home. The conversation criticized the inefficiency of some federal jobs, suggesting they could be automated. It also touched on the political implications of federal aid, noting that 2.16 million employees have been working remotely since COVID. The group debated the independence of the Federal Reserve, arguing for greater accountability to the President. They also discussed the need for security for prominent figures like Trump and Musk, given the potential threats from opposition.

On this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast, Elliot is joined by Clive in Lisbon to discuss the Forest game and preview the Sporting tie. The pod starts with discussion about the lineup and that turns into a bit of a conversation about midfield, Jorginho's performance, and the direction Arsenal's midfield could go moving forward. Then the pod covers a few details from the game including the long VAR stoppage and the impact that had. Naturally there's huge praise for Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard as the driving force behind the Arsenal win. Jesus's performance is analyzed before a section on the electrifying Nwaneri. Finally there's a preview of the Sporting tie. All that and more on this edition of the ArsenalVision Podcast. Signup for our Patreon at patreon.com/arsenalvisionpodcast (Get 50% off through December 31 with code TENNIL) EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/ARSENALVISION Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email sales@bluewirepods.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dreams. Visions. Metallic images. Fearsome beasts. The book of Daniel reads a bit like a crazy science fiction film. But in chapter seven, we're realizing God's Word is more exciting than any Hollywood blockbuster, and more meaningful too. Hop aboard the Bible Bus we'll learn about the dreadful and terrible fourth beast in Daniel's God-given vision.