Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to another episode of The Mark Mass
Speaker 1: Show where we talk about the decentralized revolution, the way
Speaker 1: the world is changing right before our very eyes. Of course,
Speaker 1: we look at it through the lens of politics, finance,
Speaker 1: and technology, and that technology is the decentralized technology of
Speaker 1: bitcoin that is changing the world. Now. One thing that
Speaker 1: I say often and I believe, firmly believe, is that
Speaker 1: we should all be building the world that we want. So,
Speaker 1: you know, there's a lot of sayings that are similar
Speaker 1: to this, but it's like, um, you know, you either
Speaker 1: build the life of your dreams or someone else will
Speaker 1: hire you to build their life of their dreams. Um.
Speaker 1: And so you know, you can choose to work on
Speaker 1: what you want. You can choose to spend your time
Speaker 1: doing what you want, spend your money with what you want,
Speaker 1: and you can either get what you want which is
Speaker 1: what you want, or you cannot. And so I would
Speaker 1: prefer to think about it and try to build the
Speaker 1: world that I want. It's kind of a like a
Speaker 1: time management thing, which is like you can either um,
Speaker 1: plan where your time is going to go, or you
Speaker 1: can be at the end of the month and wonder
Speaker 1: where all your time went. And so I think we
Speaker 1: should be trying to actively build the world that we want.
Speaker 1: And it's back to the quote that I said at
Speaker 1: the beginning, which is you either build the life that
Speaker 1: you life of your dreams, or someone else hires you
Speaker 1: to build the life of third dreams. And so there
Speaker 1: are people, there's lots of people who are actively building
Speaker 1: the world they want. I can think of claud Schwab,
Speaker 1: head of the World Economic Forum. His goal is twenty
Speaker 1: thirty you'll own nothing and you'll be happy. That's the
Speaker 1: world that he wants. He wants to promote something called
Speaker 1: stakeholder capitalism, meaning that basically you don't have the right,
Speaker 1: you don't own your business anymore. Now it's the stakeholders
Speaker 1: that control the businesses. And who are the stakeholders, Well,
Speaker 1: it's the two d or so people that they've listed
Speaker 1: on their website that get to control everything. He wants
Speaker 1: to promote things like UM public private partnerships where the
Speaker 1: government and businesses work together to control the whole world. Um,
Speaker 1: that's the world that he actively wants. We have, you know,
Speaker 1: we could go on and on and on. We have
Speaker 1: George Soros actively using his billions to build the world
Speaker 1: that he wants, which is uh to the name of
Speaker 1: his group, the Open Society. So he wants to tear
Speaker 1: down borders. He wants to move all the migrants from
Speaker 1: Syria up into UM Europe. He wants to move all
Speaker 1: the people from South America up into the United States.
Speaker 1: He wants to completely destroy um, you know, countries. As
Speaker 1: we know, this is not controversial. The name of his
Speaker 1: group is Open Borders. So we have these people, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: open societies. We have these people who are building the
Speaker 1: world they want. Of course, Bill Gates, you know, he's
Speaker 1: spending all his money to do all these things like, um,
Speaker 1: you know, get us to stop eating meat, red meat,
Speaker 1: and start us eating slop, fake meat as it's called. UM.
Speaker 1: Of course, he is buying up all the farmland in
Speaker 1: the United States to stop real food from being made,
Speaker 1: and then he's taking his money and investing it into
Speaker 1: these fake meat companies. So these people are building the
Speaker 1: world they want. But what are you doing to build
Speaker 1: the world that you want? Now, you might be somewhat
Speaker 1: disillusioned by the political system in the United States and
Speaker 1: maybe the world if you're paying attention to the world,
Speaker 1: certainly the United States. UM. This last week I was
Speaker 1: down in Mexico. I was in Mexico City at speaking
Speaker 1: at a conference called Nomad Capitalist, and it's about capitalists
Speaker 1: who are willing to move around the world to UM
Speaker 1: have a better have more freedom, have a better lifestyle,
Speaker 1: have a better cost of living, you know, reduced or taxes, etcetera.
Speaker 1: One of the speakers at this event was Nigel Farage,
Speaker 1: and he was UH. He was the head. He was
Speaker 1: the person who put together the Brexit campaign that that
Speaker 1: brought UM the UK, or brought Brexit which basically took
Speaker 1: the UK out of UM, the European Union. So the
Speaker 1: European unions globalism. So each nation, Germany and France and
Speaker 1: the UK, etcetera, should all lay down their sovereignty and
Speaker 1: they should now just listen to a group of unelected
Speaker 1: leaders in the European Commission and they should just tell
Speaker 1: them what to do. UM. I don't think that's the
Speaker 1: right way to go. I don't believe in centrally planned economies.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that a small group of unelected bureaucrats
Speaker 1: in uh in you know, the other part of the world,
Speaker 1: know what's best for me in my little town right here,
Speaker 1: for me and my family and my kids. They don't
Speaker 1: they don't have the information. All central planning economies fail
Speaker 1: every single time. We're witnessing it happening right now in
Speaker 1: real time. So anyway, Nigel for actually put together this
Speaker 1: Brexit plan which was getting the UK out of the
Speaker 1: European Union. I had a chance to sit down with
Speaker 1: him one on want to talk to him for about
Speaker 1: thirty minutes, and um, you know we talked about he
Speaker 1: gets it now. Uh. There's a lot of different opinions
Speaker 1: on this guy, especially from people from the UK. Um.
Speaker 1: I've I got to hear all about it on Twitter
Speaker 1: when I posted a picture of him and I are
Speaker 1: sitting down talking together. If you're not following me on Twitter,
Speaker 1: you should. It's just at one Mark moss the number
Speaker 1: one Mark moss Um. And so I got to hear
Speaker 1: all types of comments. Um, you know, you don't know
Speaker 1: what he said. You don't know what his uh, what
Speaker 1: his speech was at this point, or how we voted
Speaker 1: on this. Someone said you should go talk to the
Speaker 1: fisherman in the UK and get their opinions, and I said,
Speaker 1: I don't need the fisherman's opinions because I sat down
Speaker 1: and talked to him directly, so I formed my own
Speaker 1: opinion anyway. Um, to me, he seemed like he gets it.
Speaker 1: He understands the threat and the problem that unelected leaders
Speaker 1: that control the world and pose um. And we talked
Speaker 1: about how we changed this. Of course, he went through
Speaker 1: the political means, which was you know, too base, sickly
Speaker 1: forming a government, pull the UK out of the European Union.
Speaker 1: But I asked him about, you know, how do we
Speaker 1: continue to affect change? And you know, he sees the
Speaker 1: frustration of trying to work through the political means, So
Speaker 1: I said, then what is the attack vector? Like, how
Speaker 1: do we really affect change? He said, it has to
Speaker 1: be done economically. We have to do through the money. Now,
Speaker 1: if you've been listening to any of my content on
Speaker 1: my YouTube channel, which if you don't fall him on
Speaker 1: YouTube you should as well just Mark moss Um, and
Speaker 1: obviously on the show as well, I talk a lot
Speaker 1: about how the financial system specilically right now is crumbling
Speaker 1: in the UK. Even more specifically, the Bank of England
Speaker 1: just had to move to bell out the country, which
Speaker 1: probably won't last for very long um. And so it's
Speaker 1: already crumbling. But we can also choose to affect it
Speaker 1: um economically as well, and we do that by voting
Speaker 1: with our money, which I believe is the single best
Speaker 1: vote you can make. We vote with our money. What
Speaker 1: does that mean. Well, if you don't like a product,
Speaker 1: you don't buy it anymore. And enough people don't buy
Speaker 1: that product, guess what, it doesn't get it made anymore
Speaker 1: because the company who's selling it doesn't make any money anymore. Right. So,
Speaker 1: as a business owner, I have a good idea. Hey,
Speaker 1: I want to start this business. I have this product whatever.
Speaker 1: I take that product, that business to market, and if
Speaker 1: nobody buys it, if the public doesn't support it, I
Speaker 1: go out of business. And I go well, I guess
Speaker 1: the public just didn't like it. Right, They voted with
Speaker 1: their money. They told me what they wanted with their money,
Speaker 1: and so that is the best vote we can make.
Speaker 1: We vote with our money. Spend your money on things
Speaker 1: you like, and you don't spend your money on things
Speaker 1: that you don't like. Now, the one thing I would
Speaker 1: say first of all before we dig into this, is
Speaker 1: that without the freedom of payments, there is no freedom.
Speaker 1: I say this all the time. And so again we're
Speaker 1: guaranteed freedoms by our government in the United States, specifically
Speaker 1: freedom of assembly. But if I can't pay to put
Speaker 1: gas in my truck to drive to the assembly, if
Speaker 1: I can't pay for food when I get to the assembly,
Speaker 1: then I have no freedom. I'm guaranteed freedom of speech,
Speaker 1: but if I can't pay for this microphone I'm talking
Speaker 1: into right now, or a phone to get on social media,
Speaker 1: I don't have freedom of speech. And so we need
Speaker 1: freedom of payments, which of course is one of the
Speaker 1: reasons why the governments are trying to take over payments,
Speaker 1: and they want to institute these c b dcs central
Speaker 1: bank digital currencies so they can control exactly what you
Speaker 1: can and cannot spend your money on. So I want
Speaker 1: to talk about UM this. I want to talk about
Speaker 1: voting with our money. I want to talk about what
Speaker 1: we can see these massive trends that are happening. I
Speaker 1: want to talk about some massive opportunities that are happening.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about, um, the freedom of payments
Speaker 1: that are happening, both the getting this more freedom and
Speaker 1: losing freedom and uh so much more. What else we
Speaker 1: got we got UM Well, yeah, we'll talk about this massive,
Speaker 1: massive shift that's happening both in the markets and in
Speaker 1: the media that has me. Um, you know, on one side,
Speaker 1: discourage on the other side encouraged. You have to know
Speaker 1: what you're looking at, so I want to give you
Speaker 1: both sides of that. So I want to cover all
Speaker 1: of that and more. You're listening to the Marketma Show.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the the centralized revolution, the way the
Speaker 1: world is changing right before our very eyes, and how
Speaker 1: we can affect the change in the world to have
Speaker 1: the world that we want. We should all do that.
Speaker 1: We should spend our time, our effort, our money, our
Speaker 1: energy to build the world that we want. Otherwise we're
Speaker 1: just passengers in the world that we don't want. So um,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna come back with all that and more in
Speaker 1: a minute. You're not gonna want to miss this. It's
Speaker 1: an action pack show, so I'll be back with that
Speaker 1: in moren a minute. Don't go away, all right, welcome back.
Speaker 1: You are listening to the Markma Show. We're talking about
Speaker 1: the decentralized revolution, the way the world is changing right
Speaker 1: before our very eyes through the lens of politics, finance,
Speaker 1: and technology. Today we're talking about Uh, well, I guess,
Speaker 1: like always all three, I like to think about the
Speaker 1: intersection of those things. And so we're talking about politics,
Speaker 1: um and money, spending our money to affect political change,
Speaker 1: and of course we're doing that with a new form
Speaker 1: of technology. So first off, we'll start with just the um,
Speaker 1: you know, we'll come back to that, we'll come back
Speaker 1: to the payment side a little bit, but let's talk
Speaker 1: about a couple of things. So, as I was kind
Speaker 1: of saying, we have many people who are actively trying
Speaker 1: to build the world they want, like Bill Gates actively
Speaker 1: buying up farmland, actively taking it off the market, and
Speaker 1: actively putting his money towards fake meat. So he says
Speaker 1: that the developed world, the rich country, should eat less
Speaker 1: meat and we should instead eat this garbage plant based,
Speaker 1: you know, chemical made, processed sludge that he creates. Now
Speaker 1: you have to understand, Um, we're gonna get back to
Speaker 1: this in a minute, but maybe I don't know if
Speaker 1: we'll cover this hour. But in Italy they just had
Speaker 1: a new PM, Georgina Maloney, and she came in and
Speaker 1: she had this scorching earth speech that she laid down
Speaker 1: that made me want to stand up an applaud and
Speaker 1: send us speech to everybody I know, and of course
Speaker 1: the mainstream hates her. They've called her an extreme right
Speaker 1: wing fascist. Extreme not just not just a right winger,
Speaker 1: but an extreme and a fascist like like Mussolini, they said, um,
Speaker 1: and and the mainstream media hates her. They're eviscerating her
Speaker 1: online because she's standing up for humanity for people. I
Speaker 1: don't have her whole speech in front of me, but
Speaker 1: what she said is that they don't want me to
Speaker 1: be a mother, a woman, a Christian, an Italian. They
Speaker 1: don't want me to be that because that means I'm
Speaker 1: an individual. I have an identity. They want me to
Speaker 1: be a person X, or a parent one or parent two.
Speaker 1: They want us to be uh once she say like, um,
Speaker 1: they want us to remove our identity. They wants to
Speaker 1: be the perfect consumer. So basically what she's saying is
Speaker 1: the blend of the corporations and the government's coming together
Speaker 1: want us to be the perfect consumer. Just buy this
Speaker 1: crap they have and they can't make money selling its
Speaker 1: natural stuff, so they want to make us fake stuff.
Speaker 1: So instead of eating cows where they can't really control
Speaker 1: cows and make more cows, they want us just to
Speaker 1: eat their sludge. And so that's kind of what we're
Speaker 1: what we're talking about. But the tide is turning. So
Speaker 1: one thing I saw this week is that Beyond Meat,
Speaker 1: which is like the number one front runner for these
Speaker 1: these fake meat. Beyond Meat sales plummet considered quote to
Speaker 1: woke for consumers. Beyond Meat a plant based meat substitute.
Speaker 1: Companies struggling to sells products as consumers are rejecting them
Speaker 1: as they consider plant based meats quote unquote woke. This
Speaker 1: is per Bloomberg, Right is per Bloomberg. Deloitte is a
Speaker 1: one of the one of the largest consulting firms in
Speaker 1: the world. They found that consumers are no longer choosing
Speaker 1: to buy meat substitutes because they are considered far too woke,
Speaker 1: even among individuals that are looking to eat less red
Speaker 1: meat is According to Bloomberg, sales of Beyond Meats, burgers, sausages,
Speaker 1: and other meat substitute products are on the decline as
Speaker 1: the company's stock has plummeted seventies seven per cent. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's big. Deloitte surveyed over two thou consumers in July
Speaker 1: and found that people just don't want to eat anymore.
Speaker 1: So we're seeing a shift, a man of shift, and
Speaker 1: people are putting their money where their mouth is. They're
Speaker 1: trying to shove this down your throat literally, and people say, no,
Speaker 1: we don't want it, we don't want to and as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, it's failing. Cracker Barrel, a Southern
Speaker 1: deemed restaurant, faced a great deal of online backlash in
Speaker 1: August after taw today new vegan sausage patties in a
Speaker 1: Facebook post. So use your money, put your money where
Speaker 1: your vote is. If you don't like woke companies, if
Speaker 1: you don't like woke products, if you don't want to
Speaker 1: eat fake process sludge, don't eat it. Put your money
Speaker 1: where your outh is. But this also creates a massive opportunity.
Speaker 1: So remember problems create opportunities. It's a massive opportunity. So
Speaker 1: think about UM. Well, we're gonna come back to the opportunity.
Speaker 1: So let's let's talk about a couple more so, back
Speaker 1: to um. George, the new PM in Italy. We can
Speaker 1: see the tide is turning. She was elected in an
Speaker 1: overwhelming audience because of her message saying we don't want
Speaker 1: this woke is um. We don't want to be reduced
Speaker 1: down to a digit. We want to have our own
Speaker 1: personal identity, We want truth, and the people responded to it.
Speaker 1: The people are saying the same thing to impossible foods
Speaker 1: and beyond meat. We don't want that garbage. We want
Speaker 1: real things. Now, think about it, like I don't have
Speaker 1: in front of me, But like if you buy, if
Speaker 1: you really want to be healthy, you eat things without labels.
Speaker 1: So someone I would say, well, what when I'm looking
Speaker 1: at a label, what should I what should I have
Speaker 1: on it? It's like if it has a label, you
Speaker 1: shouldn't be eating it. You've probably heard eat around the
Speaker 1: outside of the grocery store. So that's meat and produce, right,
Speaker 1: produce and vegetables. They don't have labels on them. There's
Speaker 1: no ingredients other than what they have in them. Go
Speaker 1: find the beyond meat and flip it over and look
Speaker 1: at the label. What does it have? Fifty ingredients that
Speaker 1: you can't even pronounce and you think those are good
Speaker 1: for you? That's what we that's what we've been eating
Speaker 1: for all of the humanity. Come on, So people are
Speaker 1: rejecting that UM, and we're seeing this happen all over
Speaker 1: the place. Now. Another great story that I just learned
Speaker 1: about this week was UM another another conservative host, Ben Shapiro,
Speaker 1: he had a sponsor on his show Harry's Razors, and
Speaker 1: Harry's Razors were mad Um sponsoring Ben Shapiro because Ben
Speaker 1: Shapiro said that boys are boys and girls or girls,
Speaker 1: and boys can't be girls and girls can't be boys
Speaker 1: and that was very hateful and I'm sorry if you
Speaker 1: think that's hateful, but uh, I'm not really sorry. And
Speaker 1: uh they said that, hey, Ben Shapiro's um putting out
Speaker 1: hate speech, and they moved to cancel him. So Ben
Speaker 1: Shapiro and Daily Wire said, you know what, fine, then, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, we'll drop the sponsor of Harry's Razors and
Speaker 1: we're going to create our own called Jerry's Razors or
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Jeremy's Razors. And so again we're
Speaker 1: gonna put our time, effort, money, we're gonna build the
Speaker 1: world that we want. And they created a competitor called
Speaker 1: Jeremy's Razors, and now they're absolutely crushing them. The mark
Speaker 1: market is speaking. The market voted in in the Italian
Speaker 1: for the Italian PM. The market is speaking to beyond
Speaker 1: meat and Bill Gates. They're speaking to the razors um.
Speaker 1: And we're seeing this happening all over the place. Another
Speaker 1: one that we've that have been watching I'm in the
Speaker 1: I'm in the media space. We've seen the the biggest
Speaker 1: and most well known news network in the United States
Speaker 1: just go up in flames, like literally like flying a
Speaker 1: plane into a brick wall and just going down in flames.
Speaker 1: Of course, I'm talking about CNN. CNN was the biggest
Speaker 1: meat mainstream media outlet. Um. You can't go to a
Speaker 1: hotel or to a airport without without seeing them everywhere,
Speaker 1: right there, everywhere. But they jumped the shark. They instead
Speaker 1: of reporting the news, they push their agenda. Now, look,
Speaker 1: everybody puts out news that pushes their and I'm trying
Speaker 1: to bring you facts, not give you my opinion. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to bring you facts. But of course I'm showing
Speaker 1: you facts that back up one side. So, okay, everyone
Speaker 1: has some sort of agenda. But when you go from
Speaker 1: facts too straight up lies, people realize that. And so
Speaker 1: we're seeing the same thing happen with CNN. I want
Speaker 1: to cover that in a minute and show you what's
Speaker 1: happening there. I want to Then we're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: a couple of other things that happened with another one
Speaker 1: of the biggest up and coming media stars in the
Speaker 1: world today, and then we'll go and talk about the
Speaker 1: opportunities that are there. You don't want to miss this
Speaker 1: because it's your opportunity. I'll be back with all that
Speaker 1: and more in a minute. You're listening to the Mark
Speaker 1: Moa Show talking about the decentralized revolution, the way the
Speaker 1: world is changing right now, and the problems and the
Speaker 1: opportunities there. You don't want to miss this. I'll be
Speaker 1: right back. Don't go away, all right, Welcome back. You
Speaker 1: are listening to the markma Show. We're talking about the
Speaker 1: decentralized revolution, the way the world is changing, and we're
Speaker 1: witnessing centralization fails, central planning um from all different levels,
Speaker 1: from the world that comic forum at the top of
Speaker 1: the world's central banking uh central governments and centrally planned
Speaker 1: media institutions, all the way down to businesses, etcetera. It's
Speaker 1: all falling apart, and it's rising the rise of the
Speaker 1: individuals coming back. In my opinion, that's a good thing,
Speaker 1: and in my opinion it's a problem for some people,
Speaker 1: but it's also massive opportunity for others. And I was
Speaker 1: talking about before the break, how some of these changes
Speaker 1: are really starting to we're starting to see this, we're
Speaker 1: starting to see the pushback to the centrally planned world
Speaker 1: and the rise up independence again. And we can see
Speaker 1: this in mainstream media as well. As I was talking
Speaker 1: about CNN, the largest media network, the largest media outlet
Speaker 1: in the world, centrally planned. They're coming, They're getting uh,
Speaker 1: they're going down, burning up in flames. And I think
Speaker 1: part of this we could really trace it back to
Speaker 1: the network UM going too far right, getting away from
Speaker 1: UM journalism what it should be right and journalism should
Speaker 1: be impartial. Journalism should be trying to expose both sides
Speaker 1: of the political aisle. Shouldn't be political at all. They
Speaker 1: should be going after Republican and Democrats equally. Uh. They
Speaker 1: should be trying to find the truth. But they went
Speaker 1: into I mean, uh, fully pushing their own agenda, including lies,
Speaker 1: and they went too far when they went after Joe Rogan.
Speaker 1: Now Joe Rogan has become the largest alternative media outlets
Speaker 1: out there, I'm guessing in the world, and CNN thought
Speaker 1: that they could probably go after Joe Rogan and they
Speaker 1: officially went too far. I guess, uh. In the proverbial
Speaker 1: um lens of what would be um Icarus right with
Speaker 1: the or no was it? Uh? Shoot, I'm drawn a
Speaker 1: blank on my Greek mythology here. Um anyway, they went
Speaker 1: too far and we saw really Joe Rogan, he's created
Speaker 1: this massive fallen because he's talking to people on both
Speaker 1: sides of issues, and he really appears to be trying
Speaker 1: to find the truth. Now, some people hate him because
Speaker 1: he's exploring issues, trying to find truth on a certain
Speaker 1: side that they don't want to hear. But from my opinion,
Speaker 1: I don't listen to every single one of his shows.
Speaker 1: I don't listen to even the majority of his shows,
Speaker 1: but it seems that he's trying to listen, trying to
Speaker 1: find it on both sides of the aisle. And um,
Speaker 1: you really saw this throughout the pandemic when you couldn't
Speaker 1: even talk about, you know, the pandemic at all. I mean,
Speaker 1: I got hammered on on YouTube. I couldn't say anything
Speaker 1: on YouTube about it, which, by the way, for now
Speaker 1: following me on YouTube, you should just search Mark Moss
Speaker 1: on YouTube. But he was Uh, he basically said, look,
Speaker 1: let's let's talk to some doctors, let's hear other sides
Speaker 1: of these and so he had Dr Robert Malone come on.
Speaker 1: He had Dr Peter mccola come on, and it basically
Speaker 1: showed the public what they wanted. What we're seeing is
Speaker 1: the public really want to hear this. Inside we're witnessing
Speaker 1: this massive vacuum. The mainstream media wants to just tell
Speaker 1: you one side, and they want to tell you that
Speaker 1: there's no such thing as truth, and you can be
Speaker 1: whatever you want and it's not your fault and you're
Speaker 1: just as victim. But that's not the truth, and it's
Speaker 1: created this vacuum where all these people are dying to
Speaker 1: hear the truth, which is why we've seen the rise
Speaker 1: of Jordan Peters. And Jordan Peters said, shut up, grab
Speaker 1: yourself by your bootstraps, pull yourself up. You're not a victim.
Speaker 1: Play the hand at your debt and look how fast
Speaker 1: he rose. People want to hear that. People want to
Speaker 1: feel empowered. I'm not a victim. Yes, I have the
Speaker 1: right to move to change my future. Look at Andrew Tate.
Speaker 1: Andrew Tate came out of nowhere, took the world by storm.
Speaker 1: Now he's become enemy public public may number one, wiped
Speaker 1: off face of the world. But he had the same message,
Speaker 1: which is be a man, take responsibility, Take responsibility for yourself,
Speaker 1: for your family, and for your children. The world desperately
Speaker 1: needs that, and the world desperately wants to see someone
Speaker 1: like a Joe Rogan tell them the truth, not just
Speaker 1: be uh, not just being fed um lies and so forth.
Speaker 1: And we've seen, like I said, CNN has just been
Speaker 1: absolutely hammered by this. As a matter of fact, we've
Speaker 1: seen over twenty of their top executives have to leave
Speaker 1: this system. Brian Stelter, one of their top shows, got canceled.
Speaker 1: Don Lemons show got canceled, he got moved to The
Speaker 1: Morning Um. CNN tried to go counter what this alternative
Speaker 1: news is doing like Joe Rogan, and they created a
Speaker 1: streaming platform and they had to completely shut it down.
Speaker 1: They spent three million dollars in a complete failure because
Speaker 1: nobody wants it surprise, surprise, surprise, Nobody wants to hear
Speaker 1: blatantly false information. Again, it really goes back to when
Speaker 1: they targeted Joe Rogan specifically, they he went public and
Speaker 1: said he got he had he had COVID and he
Speaker 1: was going to use the drug I ever, Mecton to
Speaker 1: treat it. And CNN just went full bore against him,
Speaker 1: saying that he used horsty wermers from a veterinary and
Speaker 1: he should have never done it. And they put all
Speaker 1: over the network, all over banners everywhere, trying to take
Speaker 1: him down and disprove him. But Joe Rogan wasn't gonna
Speaker 1: take that sitting down. He didn't say that, and his
Speaker 1: listeners know that. So then he um. Then he started
Speaker 1: talking about, well maybe I should just sue CNN, which
Speaker 1: I think people started to like. But then he did
Speaker 1: something even bigger. Joe Rogan had Sanjay Gupta, who is
Speaker 1: the medical doctor for CNN, he had him on his show.
Speaker 1: Remember Joe Rogan likes to look at both sides of
Speaker 1: the issue. So he said, fine, look, c n's accusing
Speaker 1: me of taking this horsty warmer. CNN is accusing me
Speaker 1: of you know, all this, all these lies. So let's
Speaker 1: have the CNN doctor on. And Joe Rogan said, look,
Speaker 1: it's a lie. It's a lie on a news This
Speaker 1: is his quote. It's a lie. It's a lie. It's
Speaker 1: a lie on a news network. And it's a lie.
Speaker 1: That's a willing that they're conscious of. It's not a mistake.
Speaker 1: They're unfavorably framing it as a veterinary medicine. Joe Rogan
Speaker 1: said end quote said Dr Gupta. Joe Rogan said, quote,
Speaker 1: why would you say that when you're talking about a
Speaker 1: drug that's been given out to billions of people? Why
Speaker 1: would they lie? And it's forced to warmer And then
Speaker 1: Sanjay Gupta had to say, he said, quote, they shouldn't
Speaker 1: have said that. He was forced to admit. So they
Speaker 1: exposed the whole world. The whole world has seen this.
Speaker 1: Now what we saw UM at the end of quarter
Speaker 1: quarter four one and the media rankings is Joe Rogan
Speaker 1: Experience had the largest share eleven million average views per show. UM.
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson came in second with three point two four.
Speaker 1: The Five came in third at three. Shawan Handy came
Speaker 1: in fourth at at at three as well. Fox News
Speaker 1: Prime Time came in fifth, The Ingram Angle came in sixth,
Speaker 1: Rachel Matto came in seventh, ms NBC Prime Time came
Speaker 1: in eight, and CNN Prime Time came in all the
Speaker 1: way at the very bottom. Turns out, after peddaling false
Speaker 1: narratives all this time, people don't want anymore. People want truth.
Speaker 1: People are willing to put their money where its mouth is.
Speaker 1: And CNN is getting hit hard, like I said, forced
Speaker 1: to shut down a three million dollar expansion, forced to
Speaker 1: shelve their biggest shows like Brian Stelter, forced to moved
Speaker 1: on Limon Down UM to the Morning Show because people
Speaker 1: want truth. And again, this is our opportunity. Now, a
Speaker 1: couple of other things that you may not be aware of.
Speaker 1: We saw we saw oh this week. Also Russell Brand. So,
Speaker 1: Russell Brand is one of the fastest growing voices of
Speaker 1: reason now. Russell Brand, Um. He I think he came
Speaker 1: to fame on like Big Brother on MTV. UM. Then
Speaker 1: he was in a couple of movies. He's a stand
Speaker 1: up comic. He's now launched his YouTube channel, which is
Speaker 1: one of the fastest growing YouTube channels out there, and
Speaker 1: he's on his way to like six million subscribers right now.
Speaker 1: And uh YouTube took down one of his videos this week.
Speaker 1: They censored him and he absolutely exploded. It's been all
Speaker 1: over the news. He's one of those people, like a
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan, he's just gotten too big. The difference of
Speaker 1: a Joe Rogan or the difference with a Russell Brand
Speaker 1: or an Ager Tate for that matter, is they don't
Speaker 1: just have viewers, they have fans. What's the difference when
Speaker 1: you have viewers. He's on YouTube, I'm on YouTube. I
Speaker 1: guess I'll watch him. When you have fans, no matter
Speaker 1: where you go, they're going to find you. Like Alex Jones.
Speaker 1: Alex Jones has been wiped off the face of the earth.
Speaker 1: You can't even find him on search results, but yet
Speaker 1: he still gets millions of people watching him. Same with
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan. He can go to any eye, downloaded the
Speaker 1: Spotify app just so I could listen to his podcasts.
Speaker 1: Like anywhere he goes, people will find him. Same with
Speaker 1: Russell Brand. You can't just shut them up. But YouTube tried.
Speaker 1: They said he misinterpreted information from a government website. They
Speaker 1: shut him down and he has gone completely scorched earth.
Speaker 1: Now what he's done to do that is to counteract
Speaker 1: at is a really big deal, which I'm going to
Speaker 1: talk about in a second. You're listening to the Mark
Speaker 1: Moa show talking about the Decentralized Revolution, talking about the
Speaker 1: way the world is changing from centralization to decent realization
Speaker 1: right before our very eyes. We're looking at the problems
Speaker 1: and more importantly, the solutions and opportunities that are here
Speaker 1: for you. I'm gonna cover all this and more in
Speaker 1: a minute when I come back. You don't want to
Speaker 1: miss this lection, this next part, so I'll be right back.
Speaker 1: All right, welcome back. You are listening to the Mark
Speaker 1: mo Show. We're talking about the decentralized revolution, the way
Speaker 1: the central planners, these central entities, these central banks, they're
Speaker 1: all losing power and the world of decentralization is rising
Speaker 1: back up individualism. And we're talking about a bunch of
Speaker 1: different things. We're just talking about how, um, these these uh,
Speaker 1: centrally planned media institutions are falling apart. CNN is crashing
Speaker 1: and burning as we speak. YouTube just tried to come
Speaker 1: after Russell Brand this week and say that he was
Speaker 1: pushing wrong information. They censored him, and he has gone
Speaker 1: completely scorched earth on them, saying that you know, he
Speaker 1: went on his epic rants and he's a victim of censorship. Um,
Speaker 1: what he's saying isn't wrong at all, m all these things.
Speaker 1: And uh, even even though Brand tried to apologize and
Speaker 1: say maybe he got something wrong, they still removed his video.
Speaker 1: His video. They issued him a strike to the channel
Speaker 1: because of what they call misinformation, and so Brand just
Speaker 1: went onto a a crazy uh rant saying that when
Speaker 1: it comes to quote mainstream media misinformation, that's okay. He says, look,
Speaker 1: we get censored for it, but mainstream media does misinformation
Speaker 1: all the time and they don't even care. Brand played
Speaker 1: a video clip of ms NBC's Rachel Mattow touting dangerous
Speaker 1: inaccurate information about the efficacy of a certain risky to
Speaker 1: discuss vaccine. But yet hermis leading video is still being published, right,
Speaker 1: so he went to show all these things. Now what
Speaker 1: he's done is he says, look, I'm gonna start broadcasting
Speaker 1: on a Rumble now. So now he's doing live streams
Speaker 1: on Rumble. Why he's trying to pull his audience, remember
Speaker 1: not viewers, but fans, pull them over to a new
Speaker 1: competing platform. This is the way build the world that
Speaker 1: you want. The founders of Rumble wanted a platform without censorship,
Speaker 1: so they went and created it. Russell Brand a creator
Speaker 1: once a world without censorship, so he's going to create it.
Speaker 1: He's moving his channel over to Rumble. Of course, people
Speaker 1: don't like that. We saw the same week um has
Speaker 1: Senda Ardine, who you might know who that name is.
Speaker 1: She's the New Zealand Prime Minister. She went out this
Speaker 1: week saying calling for a global censorship system. She's calling
Speaker 1: for an international alliance to censor speech. That's what she said.
Speaker 1: She's unsatisfied with the unprecedented corporate censorship of social media companies.
Speaker 1: Um and she wants even more. She says that the
Speaker 1: private censorship hasn't gone far enough. We need speech regulation.
Speaker 1: Um and she went unto the speech um calling to
Speaker 1: the United Nations General Assembly for censorship on a global scale.
Speaker 1: She said, um. She said that she laid out a
Speaker 1: plan for the demise of free speech. She says, the
Speaker 1: weapons of war have changed there upon us and require
Speaker 1: the same level of action activity that we put into
Speaker 1: the weapons of old. We recognize the threats that the
Speaker 1: old weapons created. We came together as communities to minimize
Speaker 1: these threats. We created international rules, norms and expectations. And
Speaker 1: so she's talking about free speech. She says that extremists
Speaker 1: use speech to spread lies, without noting that non extremists
Speaker 1: use the same free speech to counter such views. She says,
Speaker 1: after all, how do you successfully end a war if
Speaker 1: people are led to believe the reason for us existence
Speaker 1: is not legal but noble. Well, what happens is the
Speaker 1: truth is found through discussion. You present your facts, I
Speaker 1: present my facts, We discuss them, we examine him, We
Speaker 1: listen to this side, we listen to that side. And
Speaker 1: that's how truth is found. That's how transparency is found.
Speaker 1: When governments actively censor, it makes us not trust them.
Speaker 1: When situations come out like like Alex Jones is being
Speaker 1: hammered because of the Sandy Hook situation. Well, if the
Speaker 1: government might have just came out with full transparency on
Speaker 1: what happened, maybe it wouldn't lift all these speculators to
Speaker 1: wonder what happened. Um, there's a quote that says ripping
Speaker 1: out a man's tongue does not prove him wrong. It
Speaker 1: only proves you have something to hide. So we can
Speaker 1: see how one side is trying to crack down more
Speaker 1: A Sindy Harding is calling for more censorship. YouTube is
Speaker 1: doing more censorship. CNN is going fully against any type
Speaker 1: of true journalism and trying to report one side. But
Speaker 1: we can see how that's ending up. The people know
Speaker 1: that they do not want this. The people are rejecting
Speaker 1: at CNN is going down in flames. Rumble has Jumped
Speaker 1: has sprouted up to replace um YouTube. People like Russell
Speaker 1: Brand are pulling their audiences with them. Is happening. It's
Speaker 1: happening in a big, big, big way, And we should
Speaker 1: be trying to build the world world that we want.
Speaker 1: How else can we do that? Well, you maybe don't
Speaker 1: know this, but you've probably heard of a company called
Speaker 1: black Rock before. Now, black Rock is the largest asset
Speaker 1: manager in the world. They have more money than anybody
Speaker 1: in the world. They own pretty much every uh publicly
Speaker 1: traded company. They have control and interest of almost every
Speaker 1: single publicly traded companies. So all these publicly traded companies,
Speaker 1: if you go because they're public, go and look at
Speaker 1: who owns the majority of their shares, and most likely
Speaker 1: you're gonna see black Rock, You're gonna see State Street,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna see van Guard, one of those three companies.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. Well, and before I say that,
Speaker 1: black Rock is doing lots of things that you're probably
Speaker 1: not happy with. So, for example, you've probably heard that
Speaker 1: black Rock is buying up all these single family homes
Speaker 1: across America. They're paying thirty five percent over value and
Speaker 1: pushing families out of the housing market. Black Rocks doing them.
Speaker 1: Black Rock is pushing these E s G policies. So
Speaker 1: black Rock is is forcing businesses to no businesses can
Speaker 1: invest into energy anymore. So now we don't have enough energy,
Speaker 1: So now energy prices are going sky high. Black Arc
Speaker 1: is engaging in all these what are quote, what are
Speaker 1: considered activist type things as a matter of fact, working
Speaker 1: against what the majority of the people want. But here's
Speaker 1: the thing, black Rock, how do they have all this money?
Speaker 1: How are they able to own the majority of all
Speaker 1: these public and traded companies? Where do they get all
Speaker 1: the money? Well, actually it's not even their money, it's
Speaker 1: your money. What what do you mean if you have
Speaker 1: a pension account or a four oh one K, or
Speaker 1: you decided to put your money into some sort of
Speaker 1: index that you don't have to manage it, somebody else does.
Speaker 1: Most likely it's under black Rock, Vanguard, or State Street.
Speaker 1: They're the three largest, and they use your money because
Speaker 1: you're too I don't want to use the word lazy.
Speaker 1: Let's say you're too preoccupied to think about what you
Speaker 1: should be doing with it on your own, and so
Speaker 1: you just give up control and allow one of those
Speaker 1: asset managers to manage your money for you, but little
Speaker 1: do you know that they're taking your money and weaponizing
Speaker 1: it against you and your best interests. Now people are
Speaker 1: starting to wake up to this. People starting to realize this.
Speaker 1: Now we're starting to see new companies pop up in
Speaker 1: their place. One of them is called Strive Asset Management.
Speaker 1: Strive Asset Management is doing the same thing that Vanguard
Speaker 1: and black Rock in State Treat are doing, which is
Speaker 1: manage people's money, but instead of weaponities and against them,
Speaker 1: they're investing it for the best possible returns, not with
Speaker 1: an activist mentality. We're seeing other anti woke companies pop up.
Speaker 1: So T Mobile has jumped the shark. T Mobile is
Speaker 1: pro progressive themes will call it that. And so now
Speaker 1: we have an alternative called my Patriot Mobile. So now
Speaker 1: that I give my money to them, I could just
Speaker 1: give it to my Patriot Mobile. So people are starting
Speaker 1: to vote with their money. And the opportunities are for
Speaker 1: you to do two things. One, put your money where
Speaker 1: you want to build the world that you want. If
Speaker 1: a company is doing things is that you don't like
Speaker 1: and there's another option for you to put your money,
Speaker 1: then put your money over there. Build the world. That
Speaker 1: you want. Vote with your money. And if a company
Speaker 1: is doing something that you don't like and there's no
Speaker 1: alternative place to put your money, then that's your opportunity
Speaker 1: to create a business. Just like what Daily Wire did. Um,
Speaker 1: they didn't like that their sponsor, a razor company, was
Speaker 1: trying to take them down, trying to cancel them, so
Speaker 1: they just went and got the exact same razor, they
Speaker 1: white labeled it and put a different name on it
Speaker 1: and just ran on a different platform. And they're blowing up.
Speaker 1: So two things. Your vote means very little today. Now
Speaker 1: I'm gonna still vote, Don't get me wrong. As long
Speaker 1: as I'm alive, I'm gonna go out swinging. So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna vote. Probably doesn't mean much anymore, but I'm gonna
Speaker 1: vote anyway. Um. But the bigger, more important vote is
Speaker 1: with your money. Look at the companies you're giving your
Speaker 1: money to put your money into places that you want,
Speaker 1: build the world that you want. If there's not places
Speaker 1: to put your money, uh where the place that you
Speaker 1: agree with, then that's your opportunity to do something with
Speaker 1: And of course, at the end of the day, once
Speaker 1: we have c b d c s, the government's going
Speaker 1: to try to prevent you from doing that. Central bank
Speaker 1: digital currencies. They'll say, Nope, you can't buy red meat. Sorry, nope,
Speaker 1: you can't give your money to these non will companies,
Speaker 1: these non E s T companies, And of course it
Speaker 1: brings us all the way back to bitcoin, which gives
Speaker 1: us the freedom of payments. Anyway, you're listening to the
Speaker 1: Markma Show. Hopefully that makes sense. We are moving from
Speaker 1: a centralized world to a decentralized world. That's what I
Speaker 1: got here today. Thanks for listening.