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[00:00:02.000 -> 00:00:18.400]:  Know who's here? What's up everybody so everybody how's everybody doing? What's up everybody this money?
[00:00:18.400 -> 00:00:24.640]:  This money guys
[00:00:27.440 -> 00:00:30.240]:  We're back darling and he's saying how you do boss man. What's up brother?
[00:00:30.240 -> 00:00:40.680]:  S68 bucks, we're gonna do guys we're gonna do you know we're heading straight to keynote down to 60
[00:00:40.680 -> 00:00:52.920]:  Oh, yeah
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[00:00:54.920 -> 00:01:18.380]:  6968 did I okay, okay? Oh nice hit eight timer. These are the sixer
[00:01:19.680 -> 00:01:24.640]:  Please this next six are please probably just at 68 again. I just had it again
[00:01:24.640 -> 00:01:27.840]:  Come on. None of these want to hit
[00:01:27.840 -> 00:01:33.400]:  Come on six or let's go six me six me six me
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[00:01:44.640 -> 00:01:50.300]:  There's that balance again 6968 what the fuck I keep landing right on that balance. Hello
[00:01:50.300 -> 00:01:57.680]:  Oh, yeah, what I was a little long. Yeah, it's on one hour. Hold on
[00:01:57.680 -> 00:02:01.840]:  I'll do that 13 minutes
[00:02:01.840 -> 00:02:07.720]:  There we go
[00:02:07.720 -> 00:02:15.600]:  Money to the bitches ready cuz I feel I finally did a force for the jealous rapper mab because he finished turn that motherfucker to a critic
[00:02:15.600 -> 00:02:21.440]:  Man, I got so much shit up on my plate up. There we go. I was thinking on them corners like pockets one straight
[00:02:21.440 -> 00:02:30.060]:  Know what I'm saying Nick a friend come on one more. Oh, you six son of a bitch man
[00:02:30.060 -> 00:02:33.040]:  Happy Saturday brother
[00:02:33.040 -> 00:02:39.520]:  I guess some shit up on my chest all my niggas I would die for love my pistol up go on war for my niggas
[00:02:39.520 -> 00:02:43.140]:  I never make it out the streets fucking keep going hard. Don't let them see you weak
[00:02:43.140 -> 00:02:48.220]:  My niggas first time stepping in the bed with a book and exercise come on
[00:02:48.220 -> 00:02:54.360]:  Dude, come on. No way bro. No fucking waited. Oh
[00:02:54.360 -> 00:02:59.480]:  My fucking god no fucking way
[00:03:01.000 -> 00:03:04.960]:  Bro, no way. Oh my fucking god dude
[00:03:04.960 -> 00:03:10.640]:  What the fuck is this bullshit always does that dude? Oh my fucking god
[00:03:10.640 -> 00:03:17.560]:  Man fucking hell dude
[00:03:28.480 -> 00:03:33.160]:  That's pathetic bro pathetic
[00:03:33.160 -> 00:03:44.380]:  That's so pathetic bro, it takes it all every fucking time the holy shit man
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[00:03:46.380 -> 00:03:51.980]:  Fuck police tattoos that happens when you did school, but anyway keep the fact they strong breath
[00:03:51.980 -> 00:03:57.700]:  Remain solid bruh. Keep playing ball cuz it's only way about it, bruh a nigga proud of you
[00:03:57.700 -> 00:04:00.380]:  Wow
[00:04:00.380 -> 00:04:02.880]:  What a fucking joke, man
[00:04:02.880 -> 00:04:06.380]:  What a fucking joke, bro
[00:04:06.380 -> 00:04:11.420]:  I feel like shit dude
[00:04:11.420 -> 00:04:15.100]:  It could be worse my nigga don't stress my nigga. Yes my nigga
[00:04:15.100 -> 00:04:18.520]:  We all bless my niggas stay bless my nigga
[00:04:18.520 -> 00:04:24.380]:  That's my nigga really think about it could be worse my nigga. Don't stress my nigga. Yes my nigga
[00:04:24.380 -> 00:04:26.980]:  We all bless my nigga
[00:04:26.980 -> 00:04:31.220]:  And you ain't got a shed no tear I'll be everywhere but I'll always be right here
[00:04:31.220 -> 00:04:35.900]:  I forgot those years I'll be everywhere but I'll always be right here
[00:04:35.900 -> 00:04:47.420]:  Living in a premature place
[00:04:47.420 -> 00:04:51.660]:  Wait never grow to see the pearly gates
[00:04:51.660 -> 00:04:56.300]:  Break every time I will I dead at eight
[00:04:56.300 -> 00:04:58.300]:  Thanks
[00:04:58.300 -> 00:05:04.100]:  Up a bit you wary carry crates I'm a scary picture with a family member that we wait till your hand is sent
[00:05:04.100 -> 00:05:09.140]:  But you was finna pin another case on your record in a stolen expedition player safe as the record spinning you were
[00:05:09.140 -> 00:05:14.620]:  Entertainment every point intended that was quick it coming from your brain recognize you listen, and you didn't hit the block
[00:05:14.620 -> 00:05:18.980]:  It ain't that's because the minute after you had knew you would be explained open up another chapter in the book
[00:05:18.980 -> 00:05:22.500]:  A gun clapper really trying to make a change everybody
[00:05:23.860 -> 00:05:31.860]:  Yes, my nigga your a blast take advantage do your best my nigga don't stress you was granted everything inside this planet anything you imagine you possessed my nigga
[00:05:31.860 -> 00:05:40.260]:  You reject these niggas that neglect your respect for the progress of a baby step my nigga step step my nigga one two skip skip back back look both ways
[00:05:40.260 -> 00:05:46.380]:  Pulling up the hip blast at anybody say that you can't flip this crack interact music every other zip is a track
[00:05:46.380 -> 00:05:52.420]:  Get used to it get it up quick come back give back to the city you built this that don't terrible day of gambling
[00:05:52.420 -> 00:05:57.140]:  It ain't nothing but a bunch of fuck niggas dog awful day gambling. Let me tell you
[00:05:57.140 -> 00:06:02.300]:  Put a little faith in it didn't recognize that we all bless my nigga bless my nigga
[00:06:02.300 -> 00:06:06.960]:  Really think about it could be worse my nigga don't stress my nigga. Yes my nigga
[00:06:06.960 -> 00:06:11.540]:  We all bless my nigga stay bless my nigga bless my nigga
[00:06:11.540 -> 00:06:16.260]:  Really think about it could be worse my nigga don't stress my nigga. Yes my nigga
[00:06:16.260 -> 00:06:18.820]:  We all bless my nigga
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[00:06:57.820 -> 00:07:04.320]:  Like my grandma my niggas got that ammo reject son and delight up the L
[00:07:04.320 -> 00:07:11.020]:  Sam yo, cool. She and his bitch nigga y'all niggas bitch niggas rats gonna rat and snakes go
[00:07:11.020 -> 00:07:15.040]:  Yes, nigga baseball rich nigga do this shit for all my homies
[00:07:15.040 -> 00:07:22.620]:  Come and put that pussy on me. Don't you a murderer boy? You just be killing shit. Yeah, you know that money talk
[00:07:22.620 -> 00:07:27.280]:  I am the ventriloquist drink my lysa in the trunk put your ass asleep man
[00:07:27.280 -> 00:07:33.560]:  Verme and junior got the world in my wingspan how you niggas want to have it your way Burger King
[00:07:33.560 -> 00:07:39.020]:  I get deep in that pussy digger out surgery fucking with a real nigga fucking right
[00:07:39.020 -> 00:07:42.920]:  Certainly breaking your fucking home. Take your life burglary
[00:07:42.920 -> 00:07:47.200]:  Die slow nigga, but dear like you're holding on
[00:07:50.460 -> 00:07:56.300]:  Reload nigga tools on deck home deep old nigga when the flight was a bitch
[00:07:56.300 -> 00:08:07.100]:  So I'm good. I'm one honey like a fast ball
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[00:08:37.140 -> 00:08:52.340]:  Oh, door doesn't so far I'm undefeated
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[00:09:08.340 -> 00:09:13.620]:  So my niggas that the first one to go the first shot. I blow who they call a cop
[00:09:13.620 -> 00:09:16.820]:  So my niggas who didn't call a cop so my niggas
[00:09:16.820 -> 00:09:32.500]:  Bullshit
[00:09:32.500 -> 00:09:34.500]:  To what?
[00:09:34.500 -> 00:09:45.220]:  What happened?
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[00:10:07.220 -> 00:10:22.140]:  All right guys, what are we doing man? I just lost bank. Sorry man. I changed that one. I wouldn't like it that one very much
[00:10:22.140 -> 00:10:24.140]:  I
[00:10:24.140 -> 00:10:41.760]:  Can you try my song record for three? Oh, yeah, I'll play next. How was that? What's okay? Do you two and all right?
[00:10:41.760 -> 00:10:45.140]:  All right, I
[00:10:45.540 -> 00:10:48.540]:  Haven't I'm banning people that didn't even do anything like nothing wrong
[00:10:48.540 -> 00:10:55.920]:  Fine though, and we'll talk about after the stream. What about the stream? Yeah, not not time to talk about it. Yeah, you're
[00:10:55.920 -> 00:11:01.260]:  You're listening to Master P back in the day. Yeah a little bit Master P a little bit
[00:11:01.260 -> 00:11:05.820]:  I can't tell you many songs by anything
[00:11:05.820 -> 00:11:14.580]:  No, I'm for off, bro. I don't know. What does that mean Pepsi?
[00:11:14.580 -> 00:11:16.580]:  I
[00:11:16.580 -> 00:11:19.380]:  Smoked you. How you doing boss? What's up gee?
[00:11:19.380 -> 00:11:22.680]:  That deal is pretty good. Okay, okay
[00:11:22.680 -> 00:11:26.180]:  I'm doing what's that mean
[00:11:26.180 -> 00:11:33.740]:  You're yeah, you got go bro. I'm VIP in this fucking fool. You gotta be fucked up. Oh
[00:11:33.740 -> 00:11:37.300]:  Is it oh
[00:11:37.300 -> 00:11:42.260]:  Sh*t I'm high. Yeah, we have me paranoid the brand-new follower
[00:11:42.260 -> 00:11:46.300]:  That good foot three. Okay, fine. Here we go
[00:11:46.300 -> 00:11:55.000]:  Did you check out the song make him say a recipe or I'll check the next what the hell is this shit?
[00:11:55.000 -> 00:11:59.500]:  I'm moving different. This shit ain't nothing to me, man. I'm a dog
[00:11:59.500 -> 00:12:07.040]:  I'm biting the fart bubbles into bath. We smoke in what the hell dude. What is this shit?
[00:12:07.040 -> 00:12:14.120]:  That whoopi Goldberg South Egyptian fur burger. I'm a million scratcher skunk Bubba good
[00:12:14.120 -> 00:12:16.120]:  We I can't even keep up with this
[00:12:16.120 -> 00:12:20.160]:  I'm on 12 like it and smoking on Scooby-Doo dick
[00:12:20.160 -> 00:12:26.880]:  We smoking so what do you say oh, what do you say? Oh, like it and smoking on Scooby-Doo dick
[00:12:26.880 -> 00:12:30.460]:  smoking Sequoia
[00:12:31.260 -> 00:12:37.500]:  Man that good buffalo soldier Tamara and Jordanian jibbies they must gross
[00:12:37.500 -> 00:12:43.100]:  No, thanks, man. I can't I can't I'm losing brain cells even listen to that shit, bro
[00:12:43.100 -> 00:12:47.100]:  Let's watch this oh
[00:12:47.100 -> 00:12:53.860]:  I don't see this kid skate. He's a fucking beast bro. He's like a young. Let me see him
[00:12:53.860 -> 00:12:58.660]:  Actually, yeah, I think that is him lean as a bitch, bro
[00:12:58.660 -> 00:13:07.880]:  I think this is the kid I've watched a lot of yeah, this is him. He dresses just like that
[00:13:07.880 -> 00:13:11.620]:  Dang the way he locked into that was perfect
[00:13:11.620 -> 00:13:14.860]:  Yeah, that's Kate
[00:13:14.860 -> 00:13:17.700]:  You don't see him. No, she you don't watch me do a trade flood
[00:13:17.700 -> 00:13:21.500]:  Yes, I have Pepsi. Yes, I have he's good. He's very good
[00:13:21.500 -> 00:13:24.380]:  He's very good skating
[00:13:26.180 -> 00:13:28.180]:  You don't watch me do a trade for us doings
[00:13:28.180 -> 00:13:34.940]:  Right insides right my ankle is so fucking weak from skateboarding. I sprained it so many times
[00:13:34.940 -> 00:13:38.340]:  I'll say we do a trade for them
[00:13:38.340 -> 00:13:41.540]:  Here's all the people out there that have never seen me do a trade for them. Here you go
[00:13:41.540 -> 00:13:44.740]:  It's sideways you got watch from the side, but
[00:13:44.740 -> 00:13:48.180]:  Hell yeah
[00:13:51.780 -> 00:13:57.860]:  Ha ha damn really broken your ankle damn that's fucked up
[00:13:57.860 -> 00:14:01.700]:  That was my go-to trick with a tree flip
[00:14:01.700 -> 00:14:06.580]:  Yeah, I got some pop here we go. Let's see a tree flip here slow mode
[00:14:06.580 -> 00:14:11.780]:  Hell yeah
[00:14:11.780 -> 00:14:19.660]:  I can do some tricks dude. I should be better my ankles are pretty fucked up now
[00:14:19.660 -> 00:14:39.420]:  There's five tricks on flat. I'm goofy stance
[00:14:40.860 -> 00:14:42.860]:  Anything switching Ollie is switching Ollie
[00:14:42.860 -> 00:14:54.440]:  Anybody
[00:14:54.440 -> 00:14:59.260]:  Geez really soon god damn. That's fucked up
[00:14:59.260 -> 00:15:03.860]:  Give me jumping down some stairs back when 80 and then I switch front when 80
[00:15:03.860 -> 00:15:07.020]:  switch front when 80
[00:15:08.220 -> 00:15:11.120]:  Yeah, I fall on the hard flip. I
[00:15:11.120 -> 00:15:22.000]:  Don't know I don't think so. I'm not sure. I have no idea to be honest with you
[00:15:22.000 -> 00:15:27.700]:  This kid's a be so
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[00:15:29.700 -> 00:15:31.700]:  Oh
[00:15:31.700 -> 00:15:33.700]:  Oh
[00:15:33.700 -> 00:15:35.700]:  Oh
[00:15:35.700 -> 00:15:37.700]:  Oh
[00:15:37.700 -> 00:15:39.700]:  Oh
[00:15:39.700 -> 00:15:41.700]:  Oh
[00:15:41.700 -> 00:15:43.700]:  Oh
[00:15:43.700 -> 00:16:10.140]:  that was dope. this is how you think Callie or something probably.
[00:16:10.140 -> 00:16:26.020]:  oh that's dope, that was nice. that was dope. I want to see a different angle of that.
[00:16:26.020 -> 00:16:49.540]:  alright, I know right. there's clean with it, damn. I know right? I can never do that
[00:16:49.540 -> 00:16:56.060]:  look at that switch front side, switch front side flip. oh that's a switch tray, yeah you
[00:16:56.060 -> 00:17:00.960]:  can tell he's regular. I almost got hit by that motherfucker too. look at that switch
[00:17:00.960 -> 00:17:09.220]:  tray flip, that was nice. it's coming up.
[00:17:09.220 -> 00:17:26.060]:  jeez! damn, just barely got hit by the car. that's dope.
[00:17:26.060 -> 00:17:42.420]:  oh, I want to say I know who that is but I really don't.
[00:17:42.420 -> 00:17:50.300]:  looks like you know it doesn't. this guy? no he does not. the hair you mean?
[00:17:50.300 -> 00:18:07.500]:  oh really bro.
[00:18:07.500 -> 00:18:12.580]:  switch back to that flip damn.
[00:18:12.580 -> 00:18:25.780]:  oh look at the lady she's like hey.
[00:18:25.780 -> 00:18:28.980]:  my ankles messed up right now but not really like a little bit.
[00:18:28.980 -> 00:18:43.140]:  oh look I used to.
[00:18:43.140 -> 00:18:48.500]:  damn.
[00:18:48.500 -> 00:18:50.540]:  hey what's my reload available guys.
[00:18:50.540 -> 00:18:52.100]:  why not for a while.
[00:18:52.100 -> 00:18:53.100]:  four hours.
[00:18:53.100 -> 00:18:54.100]:  god damn.
[00:18:54.100 -> 00:18:58.700]:  four and a half hours.
[00:18:58.700 -> 00:18:59.700]:  oh yes.
[00:18:59.700 -> 00:19:05.700]:  even like his personal life or what do you mean.
[00:19:05.700 -> 00:19:08.580]:  that was dope.
[00:19:08.580 -> 00:19:22.740]:  oh yeah switch pop show of that big ass stair set.
[00:19:22.740 -> 00:19:23.740]:  oh ok yeah.
[00:19:23.740 -> 00:19:24.740]:  I don't know.
[00:19:24.740 -> 00:19:26.140]:  I think I haven't seen parts of it or something.
[00:19:26.140 -> 00:19:30.900]:  I know like a lot of shit he's done in his concert.
[00:19:30.900 -> 00:19:37.980]:  I got addictions and stuff like that.
[00:19:37.980 -> 00:19:59.820]:  Damn.
[00:19:59.820 -> 00:20:01.460]:  One day we ended up at clipper.
[00:20:01.460 -> 00:20:02.460]:  Pretty iconic.
[00:20:02.460 -> 00:20:03.460]:  It could push.
[00:20:03.460 -> 00:20:04.460]:  It could push.
[00:20:04.460 -> 00:20:07.280]:  Maybe we need to bring some toys this toy pod will deal
[00:20:07.280 -> 00:20:24.780]:  I miss these days with the boys I'll skating let's get a fucking scooter
[00:20:24.780 -> 00:20:32.380]:  Was he scooters no fuck fuck no dude no fuck no bro. Sorry dude. It's not happening man
[00:20:33.380 -> 00:20:35.380]:  I
[00:20:35.380 -> 00:20:39.020]:  Did a scooter
[00:20:39.020 -> 00:20:44.580]:  Can't do this good. I don't care how cool you make it look. Oh, dude. What the fuck are we watching bro?
[00:20:44.580 -> 00:20:47.780]:  Where's the skate videos such an old classic pick your three?
[00:20:47.780 -> 00:20:55.620]:  Oh classic
[00:20:56.620 -> 00:20:59.380]:  It's a real idea shit ain't no game no more come on you get shot
[00:20:59.380 -> 00:21:01.740]:  They don't got no more you just got to take it like serious
[00:21:01.740 -> 00:21:15.180]:  That's okay, I think it isn't it. Yeah, buddy dude
[00:21:15.180 -> 00:21:21.020]:  Oh fuck yeah
[00:21:22.020 -> 00:21:24.020]:  Damn right
[00:21:24.020 -> 00:21:35.540]:  Yeah, it's fun for my big E is earlier on hold along find that
[00:21:35.540 -> 00:21:44.420]:  Here we go right here. Yeah, this shit goes hard this shit goes harder than a motherfucker watch this guy's
[00:21:46.940 -> 00:21:53.380]:  Oh, yeah, that's it goes hard. This one right here, right? This is inch one. That's definitely inch one in it
[00:21:53.380 -> 00:21:59.820]:  Let me see. I think it is. Yeah, it is. Yeah, that's true. Yes, dude. He would go here. He's watch it
[00:21:59.820 -> 00:22:08.540]:  Lean as it styles like effortless, bro. That's what's so good about style makes this shit look so easy effortless
[00:22:08.540 -> 00:22:28.900]:  Oh, hell yeah, I did. Yeah, buddy
[00:22:28.900 -> 00:22:35.100]:  Lean
[00:22:36.740 -> 00:22:41.100]:  Talk I used to skate chocolate decks too. I used to like chocolate decks
[00:22:41.100 -> 00:22:44.740]:  They're a good boards, bro
[00:22:44.740 -> 00:22:50.860]:  Yeah, they were good they were good I
[00:22:50.860 -> 00:22:59.140]:  Would break more girls than chocolates chocolates were stronger than girls. I guarantee that never got I never skated blind decks like that
[00:22:59.140 -> 00:23:02.300]:  Actually for I skate a few of them because I remember
[00:23:02.980 -> 00:23:08.460]:  What was that guy cliche skateboarding shop they opened up and like every mall around America?
[00:23:08.460 -> 00:23:11.020]:  I want to say 10 years ago. Maybe more than
[00:23:11.020 -> 00:23:13.900]:  12 12 13 years ago
[00:23:13.900 -> 00:23:17.500]:  You all get the zoomies zoomies zoomies when
[00:23:17.500 -> 00:23:23.960]:  When they had those blind decks for like 30 bucks. I'll buy some of those bro. They were $30
[00:23:23.960 -> 00:23:32.240]:  If I need a cheap deck I'll buy a blind from some zoomies because they had right around the ski right right for my skate shop
[00:23:32.240 -> 00:23:34.460]:  You can skate you can skate straight to the skate shop
[00:23:34.460 -> 00:23:38.880]:  Yeah, it was cars bad. Yep
[00:23:38.880 -> 00:23:41.840]:  Shot down the beers with the homies
[00:23:41.840 -> 00:23:46.360]:  They're taking their sweet time aren't they come on boys carry the fuck up or the fuck up get the fucking beers
[00:23:46.360 -> 00:23:51.620]:  Get the fucking beers drink this guy struggling on the right. They don't even want to do this or he's already drunk as shit
[00:23:51.620 -> 00:23:57.520]:  He's already drunk as shit
[00:23:57.520 -> 00:24:00.000]:  He's already drunk as shit
[00:24:00.640 -> 00:24:02.640]:  Oh
[00:24:02.640 -> 00:24:06.240]:  Are we watching next who is this again?
[00:24:06.240 -> 00:24:10.880]:  That's pretty good damn
[00:24:10.880 -> 00:24:13.720]:  Don't that bitch
[00:24:13.720 -> 00:24:16.400]:  That's fucking that was Dustin Dallin right there. I
[00:24:16.400 -> 00:24:22.000]:  Know him. I used to ski his shoes all time cuz they have a van shop right near my house
[00:24:22.000 -> 00:24:28.700]:  Advanced outlet it was like an outlet shop say all the shoes were like half price of what they normally be you guys like damn
[00:24:28.700 -> 00:24:30.700]:  He can skate
[00:24:30.700 -> 00:24:36.660]:  And they're awesome ski shoes
[00:24:36.660 -> 00:24:46.480]:  Oh God damn they look painful. I buy skidders old chest open bro. I know shirt on
[00:24:46.480 -> 00:24:51.700]:  Bullshit. Yeah, the big bull aboard -
[00:24:57.980 -> 00:25:01.160]:  And again tech with it. Oh shit
[00:25:01.160 -> 00:25:08.180]:  Nice
[00:25:08.180 -> 00:25:11.520]:  Whoa, it was felt straight backward dude. Oh
[00:25:11.520 -> 00:25:18.220]:  Yeah, it doesn't know that's not doesn't know. I don't know. Oh
[00:25:18.220 -> 00:25:25.380]:  Hell no, you won't catch me doing that shit. You will not have me you won't catch me doing that shit
[00:25:26.580 -> 00:25:28.580]:  No
[00:25:28.580 -> 00:25:39.260]:  That's like Andrew Reynolds style he was on Baker - what any Andrew Reynolds? Yeah, I'm pretty sure
[00:25:39.260 -> 00:25:43.360]:  Baker
[00:25:43.360 -> 00:25:52.360]:  The song does it you like the song? Oh, he's trying to bake it in the other side. You're right about that. No shit
[00:25:52.360 -> 00:25:58.840]:  Oh stop. Oh my fucking god. Do you guys just fucking see that fall bro? Oh my fucking god?
[00:25:58.840 -> 00:26:01.240]:  Bro, that was bad
[00:26:01.240 -> 00:26:03.420]:  That was bad, bro
[00:26:03.420 -> 00:26:08.720]:  You guys you guys want to watch it again or no? No no more no more no more. We are watching again
[00:26:08.720 -> 00:26:10.720]:  We just watch this much landed tricks
[00:26:10.720 -> 00:26:12.720]:  *music*
[00:26:12.720 -> 00:26:29.360]:  Sheesh
[00:26:29.360 -> 00:26:36.200]:  There we go
[00:26:38.160 -> 00:26:42.920]:  So my dozen dollars some of these pipe is drunken. Oh, yeah
[00:26:42.920 -> 00:26:48.800]:  This isn't doesn't don't know it is doesn't don't it I can't tell is that doesn't don't oh
[00:26:48.800 -> 00:26:54.760]:  Yeah, he's fucking he's definitely drunk in some of these clips. I promise you. I mean drunk drunk
[00:26:54.760 -> 00:27:02.440]:  He's a fucking heavy style. Yeah, he does
[00:27:04.840 -> 00:27:08.580]:  He's a small dude, any I mean he's tiny look how small he is
[00:27:08.580 -> 00:27:18.620]:  There's so much younger here he's tiny tiny little kid
[00:27:18.620 -> 00:27:26.360]:  You that's the one thing about skateboard you can be short for sure
[00:27:26.360 -> 00:27:34.360]:  You're probably better actually even most skaters are shorter after like not most but like I thought most are a little bit shorter, man
[00:27:35.360 -> 00:27:37.360]:  I'm six one
[00:27:37.360 -> 00:27:48.760]:  Oh shit
[00:27:48.760 -> 00:27:57.480]:  That was dope
[00:27:57.480 -> 00:28:11.320]:  No way right after the shot. No way else though right off the bar dude. You'll see that
[00:28:11.320 -> 00:28:16.460]:  Oh, that's get back too far what I do. Yeah, I did
[00:28:16.460 -> 00:28:19.940]:  Damn what a banger
[00:28:24.920 -> 00:28:31.360]:  What's up young buck some young but some young buck number two, but he's on Baker this kid's on Baker who's this?
[00:28:31.360 -> 00:28:33.560]:  Cheesh. Oh
[00:28:33.560 -> 00:28:35.560]:  See how does beat no way it's him
[00:28:35.560 -> 00:28:40.000]:  There's so little there. He's a tall skater any nowadays
[00:28:40.000 -> 00:28:43.640]:  Damn, he's like 13 years old throwing on these bangers
[00:28:48.640 -> 00:28:54.380]:  I know him he writes for Nike now. I think I want to say the other's beastly. Yeah, that's it was nice
[00:28:54.380 -> 00:28:59.680]:  If you told me how if you told me it was 63, I believe you oh, I'm five. I'm six one
[00:28:59.680 -> 00:29:03.720]:  I'm six one. I'm no taller than six one trust me
[00:29:03.720 -> 00:29:09.480]:  The young bucks on the team
[00:29:09.480 -> 00:29:14.640]:  She's
[00:29:16.360 -> 00:29:20.780]:  She's the kid a young bucks doing these huge tricks
[00:29:20.780 -> 00:29:27.320]:  There's Mr. Andrew
[00:29:27.320 -> 00:29:29.820]:  Andrew Reynolds
[00:29:29.820 -> 00:29:34.520]:  Well, you got you got some coffee about the day off skateboarding can't beat it
[00:29:40.440 -> 00:29:45.680]:  No, that's Brian. That's Brian. That's uh, that's um Brian Herman
[00:29:45.680 -> 00:29:49.680]:  His name Brian Herman. I can't do it. It's been so long
[00:29:49.680 -> 00:29:56.760]:  The boss they call him the boss. Okay, it's angel Reynolds, but what's the other guy's name Brian Herman?
[00:29:56.760 -> 00:30:02.480]:  They call no no Angel Reynolds is the boss. What'd they call Brian Herman be herm or some shit?
[00:30:07.400 -> 00:30:11.440]:  Boss man number two right here boys. Yeah, it shows dirty
[00:30:11.440 -> 00:30:26.080]:  What bro you the boss fucking I want to find Brian Herman's part where's Brian Herman in in that name
[00:30:26.080 -> 00:30:32.800]:  There he is right there. I think no, that's not him either. That is Brian Herman in it. I
[00:30:32.800 -> 00:30:36.480]:  Can't tell that Brian Herman or not
[00:30:37.480 -> 00:30:40.520]:  No, it didn't that's not Brian Herman. No, it's not
[00:30:40.520 -> 00:30:51.040]:  You have a part in here, I'm pretty sure he does. Oh here it is. That's him right here. That's him. He's she's sick with it
[00:30:51.040 -> 00:30:54.000]:  That's him right there. Yeah
[00:30:54.000 -> 00:30:58.400]:  Maker oh
[00:30:58.400 -> 00:31:00.920]:  Shit balls
[00:31:01.600 -> 00:31:04.680]:  Come over. Let's go. Oh my god, dude. God damn
[00:31:04.680 -> 00:31:12.360]:  This shit can definitely be a painful painful sport hobby whatever you call it
[00:31:29.000 -> 00:31:35.120]:  She's that core duffel. I mean, yeah, he's good. He can do some good shit
[00:31:35.120 -> 00:31:39.520]:  I've seen some good skin videos on I know exactly you're talking about
[00:31:39.520 -> 00:31:52.300]:  Yeah, it was it was sketchy, but he would still do some huge shit something like impressive shit. Oh
[00:31:52.300 -> 00:31:56.240]:  Really? Oh cool. That's pretty neat
[00:31:57.080 -> 00:32:01.780]:  Was Brian Herman was his name Brian Herman. That's what I thought Brian Herman
[00:32:01.780 -> 00:32:10.240]:  This kid's a beast bro. This kid's a beast. I think it's hardflips is what he's known for. It's his hardflips. Yeah, right there's a hardflip. Okay. Yeah. Oh
[00:32:10.240 -> 00:32:12.880]:  Yeah, that's just perfect
[00:32:12.880 -> 00:32:20.320]:  The
[00:32:20.320 -> 00:32:22.320]:  I
[00:32:22.320 -> 00:32:28.400]:  Is it too small too
[00:32:28.400 -> 00:32:44.720]:  In the 90s difference. Yeah, I was young in the 90s, but I like 2000s for definitely my years
[00:32:44.720 -> 00:32:49.280]:  I'm 28 28
[00:32:50.160 -> 00:32:54.880]:  Oh, yes, he's not really no. I never liked him that much the look of him really
[00:32:54.880 -> 00:33:02.960]:  I remember him. I remember them for sure. I used to remember them all day in there who uh, no, but still yeah, I used to see him all the time
[00:33:02.960 -> 00:33:04.960]:  I
[00:33:04.960 -> 00:33:06.960]:  oh
[00:33:06.960 -> 00:33:23.440]:  Yeah, buddy
[00:33:23.440 -> 00:33:28.080]:  Hell yeah
[00:33:28.080 -> 00:33:34.640]:  I miss skateboarding bro. I really do. That was my ankle wouldn't fuck up right now
[00:33:34.640 -> 00:33:36.640]:  I
[00:33:36.640 -> 00:33:38.640]:  I
[00:33:38.640 -> 00:33:40.640]:  Oh
[00:33:40.640 -> 00:33:42.640]:  I
[00:33:42.640 -> 00:33:46.640]:  Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo
[00:33:46.640 -> 00:33:48.640]:  I
[00:33:48.640 -> 00:33:52.640]:  Doo-doo-doo-doo
[00:33:52.640 -> 00:33:54.640]:  I
[00:33:54.640 -> 00:33:57.220]:  (upbeat music)
[00:33:57.220 -> 00:33:59.460]:  (clattering)
[00:33:59.460 -> 00:34:01.880]:  (clattering)
[00:34:01.880 -> 00:34:04.460]:  (upbeat music)
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[00:34:12.200 -> 00:34:14.780]:  (upbeat music)
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[00:34:19.940 -> 00:34:22.520]:  (upbeat music)
[00:34:22.520 -> 00:34:25.100]:  (upbeat music)
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[00:35:06.260 -> 00:35:09.260]:  I mean sort of yeah, I don't know.
[00:35:09.260 -> 00:35:11.260]:  Maybe that one is big, it is being big though.
[00:35:11.260 -> 00:35:14.260]:  We're about to join doing it.
[00:35:14.260 -> 00:35:21.260]:  (upbeat music)
[00:35:21.260 -> 00:35:23.260]:  Oh they're really bad run when a guy just depots
[00:35:23.260 -> 00:35:25.260]:  so much money in man.
[00:35:25.260 -> 00:35:27.260]:  Thanks for such bullshit dude.
[00:35:27.260 -> 00:35:29.260]:  Oh man.
[00:35:29.260 -> 00:35:33.260]:  Oh well.
[00:35:33.260 -> 00:35:41.260]:  (upbeat music)
[00:35:41.260 -> 00:35:45.260]:  We're at El Toro High School.
[00:35:45.260 -> 00:35:49.260]:  No!
[00:35:49.260 -> 00:35:53.260]:  My chest is encore son.
[00:35:53.260 -> 00:35:57.260]:  Oh my god but that does hurt.
[00:35:57.260 -> 00:36:01.260]:  Oh man.
[00:36:01.260 -> 00:36:03.260]:  Did he hit that same hip over and over?
[00:36:03.260 -> 00:36:05.260]:  You guys remember that?
[00:36:05.260 -> 00:36:09.260]:  Shit that sucked.
[00:36:09.260 -> 00:36:13.260]:  Oh every time you're gonna take
[00:36:13.260 -> 00:36:17.260]:  a, you're gonna slow this up.
[00:36:17.260 -> 00:36:21.260]:  Oh my god.
[00:36:21.260 -> 00:36:25.260]:  Oh my god.
[00:36:25.260 -> 00:36:29.260]:  This is new.
[00:36:29.260 -> 00:36:33.260]:  This is new apparently.
[00:36:33.260 -> 00:36:37.260]:  Hey Chris.
[00:36:37.260 -> 00:36:41.260]:  See I don't have any more money as of right now.
[00:36:41.260 -> 00:36:45.260]:  I wanna see when he lands this bitch.
[00:36:45.260 -> 00:36:47.260]:  Oh crazy? Did I look down?
[00:36:47.260 -> 00:36:49.260]:  I broke another truck.
[00:36:49.260 -> 00:36:53.260]:  I was like alright I got two good trucks though.
[00:36:53.260 -> 00:36:57.260]:  I broke trucks?
[00:36:57.260 -> 00:37:01.260]:  Oh that's fucking landing though did you see him?
[00:37:01.260 -> 00:37:05.260]:  Oh that sucks.
[00:37:05.260 -> 00:37:09.260]:  Oh you never got it?
[00:37:09.260 -> 00:37:17.260]:  Oh that's the closest he got right there.
[00:37:17.260 -> 00:37:21.260]:  Damn dude that's a huge fucking stair set.
[00:37:21.260 -> 00:37:29.260]:  Not pissed me off dude.
[00:37:29.260 -> 00:37:33.260]:  You gotta get it perfect you know you gotta get it perfect.
[00:37:33.260 -> 00:37:49.260]:  Damn.
[00:37:49.260 -> 00:37:53.260]:  That looks pretty good.
[00:38:01.260 -> 00:38:05.260]:  See what I don't miss getting hurt all the time.
[00:38:05.260 -> 00:38:07.260]:  I don't miss that.
[00:38:07.260 -> 00:38:09.260]:  That's one thing I don't miss about.
[00:38:09.260 -> 00:38:13.260]:  Oh this kid's a beast too. What's this kid's name again?
[00:38:13.260 -> 00:38:17.260]:  His name is fucking. He's a young kid for Baker nowadays.
[00:38:17.260 -> 00:38:21.260]:  Tristan something or something like that.
[00:38:21.260 -> 00:38:23.260]:  No.
[00:38:23.260 -> 00:38:27.260]:  What's that T I want to say? Let's find him.
[00:38:27.260 -> 00:38:43.260]:  Let's find him.
[00:38:43.260 -> 00:38:47.260]:  He's in here.
[00:38:49.260 -> 00:38:53.260]:  T-Funk or something? T-Funk? Anybody know?
[00:38:53.260 -> 00:38:57.260]:  No, no, no, don't talk about it.
[00:38:57.260 -> 00:39:01.260]:  I don't fucking know. Is it T-Funk? Oh, it is T-Funk.
[00:39:01.260 -> 00:39:05.260]:  Yeah, here we go. T-Funk.
[00:39:05.260 -> 00:39:09.260]:  Here we go. This is him right here. Ten months ago. He might have gotten bigger now, but he used to be really short.
[00:39:09.260 -> 00:39:13.260]:  He was young. He lived a young kid on the team.
[00:39:13.260 -> 00:39:17.260]:  Oh, he looks way bigger now.
[00:39:17.260 -> 00:39:25.260]:  He doesn't normally shit though.
[00:39:25.260 -> 00:39:31.260]:  Hell yeah.
[00:39:31.260 -> 00:39:37.260]:  Yeah, that's him. That's him for sure.
[00:39:37.260 -> 00:39:57.260]:  Oh, shit balls.
[00:39:57.260 -> 00:40:21.260]:  Oh, that's painful.
[00:40:21.260 -> 00:40:27.260]:  This kid's gotten way bigger than this last time I seen him.
[00:40:27.260 -> 00:40:31.260]:  That was dope.
[00:40:31.260 -> 00:40:37.260]:  One time we hooked all those kids' asses, dude. That's just hilarious.
[00:40:37.260 -> 00:41:03.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:41:03.260 -> 00:41:11.260]:  Are you scrambling? No. Neither one. I'm not sponsored at all right now.
[00:41:11.260 -> 00:41:17.260]:  Whoa, look at that.
[00:41:17.260 -> 00:41:27.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:41:27.260 -> 00:41:31.260]:  Oh, yeah.
[00:41:31.260 -> 00:41:38.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:41:38.260 -> 00:41:41.260]:  Looks like everybody skates huge wars nowadays, dude.
[00:41:41.260 -> 00:41:46.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:41:46.260 -> 00:41:49.260]:  I don't know, bro. I hope I wish they do eventually.
[00:41:49.260 -> 00:41:50.260]:  Or not.
[00:41:50.260 -> 00:41:59.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:41:59.260 -> 00:42:01.260]:  [SOUND]
[00:42:01.260 -> 00:42:09.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:42:09.260 -> 00:42:16.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:42:16.260 -> 00:42:17.260]:  I'm getting tired.
[00:42:17.260 -> 00:42:19.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:42:19.260 -> 00:42:20.260]:  Yeah, I have, yeah.
[00:42:20.260 -> 00:42:24.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:42:24.260 -> 00:42:26.260]:  I might as well go get a drink or a coffee, I mean.
[00:42:26.260 -> 00:42:33.260]:  [MUSIC]
[00:42:33.260 -> 00:42:35.260]:  I'm gonna be back, guys.
[00:42:35.260 -> 00:42:44.260]:  Cut that shit up, kwe, baby, go back to sleep.
[00:42:44.260 -> 00:42:49.260]:  And it's my dog, yeah, that is my dog, show my dog.
[00:42:49.260 -> 00:42:51.260]:  That is my dog, that is my dog.
[00:42:51.260 -> 00:42:54.260]:  That is my dog, show, that is my dog.
[00:42:54.260 -> 00:42:56.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:42:56.260 -> 00:42:57.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:42:57.260 -> 00:42:59.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:42:59.260 -> 00:43:00.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:43:00.260 -> 00:43:01.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:43:01.260 -> 00:43:02.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:43:02.260 -> 00:43:03.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:43:03.260 -> 00:43:04.260]:  Me and my dog, me and my dog.
[00:43:04.260 -> 00:43:11.020]:  She said she's ready to pull up as soon as I get that off in. I'ma be on the floor. Yeah, I'm on my way
[00:43:11.020 -> 00:43:18.740]:  I'm going fast. I'm coming home and get you home. I'm on my way. I'm going fast. I'm coming home and get my $1,000 on my knee
[00:43:18.740 -> 00:43:24.200]:  No, the $50,000 mama risk every nigga with me real bitch niggas having pressure about being
[00:43:24.200 -> 00:43:29.820]:  I got all my cases this means. I don't go back before from the internet real niggas don't get in there
[00:43:29.820 -> 00:43:33.100]:  I'm trying to get in on my bed. I'm trying to get it on my
[00:43:33.100 -> 00:43:36.780]:  Me and my dog near my dog. We're trying to run your house
[00:43:36.780 -> 00:43:42.660]:  We want them bricks. We want the money. Give me keep all the pain. I can't be fucking eat little bitty bitch
[00:43:42.660 -> 00:43:48.800]:  So they be running out. I'm really running this time Frank. Mule to watch for my ribs. I don't know my pizza
[00:43:48.800 -> 00:43:56.660]:  I don't taste love no more baby mama tripping about a bitch. I'm just trying to take care of kid
[00:43:56.660 -> 00:44:02.520]:  I've been in a trench. She can't reach. I don't know another way. That's my dog. That's my dog
[00:44:02.520 -> 00:44:12.520]:  Me and my dog
[00:44:12.520 -> 00:44:32.760]:  I'm going to go home and get my horse down roll these for the clear got the busy dancing on the day
[00:44:32.760 -> 00:44:36.360]:  They gonna lay in line for this drill. I'm gonna give a mind and deal
[00:44:36.360 -> 00:44:39.960]:  I'm gonna try to kill it for the real thirty thousand dollars in my ear
[00:44:39.960 -> 00:44:43.640]:  Got a sign no deal made a half a beer last year
[00:44:43.640 -> 00:44:48.920]:  I just came home from the camp twenty days hold a hundred and got to make a feeling like the man
[00:44:48.920 -> 00:44:52.640]:  How do you bitch you know who I am? Hit the ground running I ain't get
[00:44:52.640 -> 00:44:56.280]:  Put a hundred bricks in the van Give a thousand pounds to my man
[00:44:56.280 -> 00:44:59.160]:  Throw the money fast if I can't tie it to the street
[00:44:59.160 -> 00:45:01.720]:  You know what then bitch you tryna rip me out my mouth
[00:45:01.720 -> 00:45:02.720]:  Yeah
[00:45:02.720 -> 00:45:05.280]:  You can't tip me just gonna whip you all to my outie
[00:45:05.280 -> 00:45:09.160]:  Hey daddy, I whipped it out of my outie
[00:45:09.160 -> 00:45:19.180]:  Are you trying to tip me?
[00:45:19.180 -> 00:45:21.800]:  You can't use the official tip system or you can whip you all to me
[00:45:21.800 -> 00:45:37.720]:  Eventually yeah.
[00:45:37.720 -> 00:46:05.480]:  Thank you friend bros.
[00:46:05.480 -> 00:46:07.400]:  No there's no 50 minimum on sake.com.
[00:46:07.400 -> 00:46:33.840]:  Is there? no minimum. yeah bro diesel what you doing boss man. there it is.
[00:46:33.840 -> 00:46:48.640]:  All right well that be cool fried bug.
[00:46:48.640 -> 00:47:02.280]:  We're really cool.
[00:47:02.280 -> 00:47:03.240]:  I don't love them.
[00:47:03.240 -> 00:47:05.360]:  I don't chase them my duck them smoke something.
[00:47:05.360 -> 00:47:07.720]:  Go to a new state soon as I fuck them.
[00:47:07.720 -> 00:47:10.160]:  Nickers be pressed for pussy ain't nothing.
[00:47:10.160 -> 00:47:13.920]:  Instead of worrying about who that bitch fucking wild you get you some money.
[00:47:13.920 -> 00:47:32.840]:  Look current Jesse.
[00:47:32.840 -> 00:47:34.240]:  It's like play money.
[00:47:34.240 -> 00:47:36.160]:  It's not real money.
[00:47:36.160 -> 00:47:43.560]:  Just play around money.
[00:47:43.560 -> 00:47:47.000]:  I've had a headshot.
[00:47:47.000 -> 00:47:49.240]:  I've had a headshot.
[00:47:49.240 -> 00:47:50.560]:  Those are all.
[00:47:50.560 -> 00:47:58.200]:  You got the wrong guy.
[00:47:58.200 -> 00:48:05.440]:  I can't for something in your seat.
[00:48:05.440 -> 00:48:12.400]:  I can't for something in your seat.
[00:48:12.400 -> 00:48:18.040]:  Yeah, you can get your VIP level up with it.
[00:48:18.040 -> 00:48:29.880]:  Clean for a long.
[00:48:29.880 -> 00:48:37.240]:  A couple thousand.
[00:48:37.240 -> 00:48:44.240]:  I'll see you guys.
[00:48:44.240 -> 00:49:00.240]:  I'll be back guys.
[00:49:00.240 -> 00:49:14.240]:  In a few minutes., you just looking. I'm a pro to these rookies in the plan to still paper.
[00:49:14.240 -> 00:49:18.240]:  And I beat them flyin' up with the diamonds in my big chain
[00:49:18.240 -> 00:49:23.240]:  At the end of the game, the homie, I'm doin' big, dang big, dang big, dang
[00:49:23.240 -> 00:49:27.240]:  And the bitches, they mesmerize, they recognize, I keep it so cheap
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[00:52:53.420 -> 00:52:56.400]:  It be hard to understand we're coming talkin' life
[00:52:56.400 -> 00:52:59.140]:  Fight down, fight down
[00:52:59.140 -> 00:53:02.140]:  It be hard to understand we're coming talkin' life
[00:53:02.140 -> 00:53:04.840]:  Fight down, fight down
[00:53:04.840 -> 00:53:07.840]:  It be hard to understand we're coming talkin' life
[00:53:07.840 -> 00:53:10.460]:  Fight down, fight down, fight down
[00:53:10.460 -> 00:53:30.480]:  It be hard to understand we're coming talkin' life
[00:53:30.480 -> 00:53:32.480]:  Fight, fight, fight, fight down
[00:53:32.480 -> 00:53:42.480]:  [MUSIC]
[00:53:42.480 -> 00:54:04.320]:  >> I lost my nigga that shit crazy, I mean, we just put him in the pavement.
[00:54:04.320 -> 00:54:09.220]:  Hey bro, y'all miss you more than 80s, yeah, milligrams, bitch, I'm still a man.
[00:54:09.220 -> 00:54:13.860]:  We slaying rock nation, yeah, bitch you jiggle, and I'm puffed on the border, niggas send
[00:54:13.860 -> 00:54:18.340]:  them through, we gonna get them gone, look cuz gonna work the rod, I had to sit him home.
[00:54:18.340 -> 00:54:21.940]:  I'm doing 45 a day and that's on any phone, dog, food.
[00:54:21.940 -> 00:54:24.340]:  [MUSIC]
[00:54:24.340 -> 00:54:28.740]:  Don't catch a nigga passin' between your shoe and me, yeah, I'm a hooper baby.
[00:54:28.740 -> 00:54:32.500]:  And I dropped out of school, I was too connected, I just spent my nigga at, bro,
[00:54:32.500 -> 00:54:36.420]:  you can do the next one, all these ain't triple S's, bitch, these white lows.
[00:54:36.420 -> 00:54:40.020]:  I might get the head boob with all white clothes, no on life phones.
[00:54:40.020 -> 00:54:42.420]:  We get some through the air, but it ain't iPhones.
[00:54:42.420 -> 00:54:43.860]:  Let me put my white song.
[00:54:43.860 -> 00:54:45.300]:  Yeah, I'm a D nigga.
[00:54:45.300 -> 00:54:47.460]:  I got traded from the Lakers, I got heat with me.
[00:54:47.460 -> 00:54:49.060]:  Bitch, I'm taking three with me.
[00:54:49.060 -> 00:54:50.420]:  Now that's D way.
[00:54:50.420 -> 00:54:52.820]:  Hey, guys, I'll be back in like half an hour, all right, guys?
[00:54:52.820 -> 00:54:55.380]:  I'll be back in like half an hour.
[00:54:55.380 -> 00:54:56.380]:  All right.
[00:54:56.380 -> 00:54:57.380]:  All right.
[00:54:57.380 -> 00:54:58.380]:  All right.
[00:54:58.380 -> 00:54:59.380]:  All right.
[00:54:59.380 -> 00:55:04.380]:  All right, guys, I'll be back in like half an hour, I'm sorry, guys.
[00:55:04.380 -> 00:55:07.300]:  I'll be back.
[00:55:07.300 -> 00:55:09.500]:  I'll be alive.
[00:55:09.500 -> 00:55:11.500]:  I mean, you want me to do that, silky?
[00:55:11.500 -> 00:55:15.460]:  I can maybe do that if you really want.
[00:55:15.460 -> 00:55:18.060]:  Make a vice video.
[00:55:18.060 -> 00:55:20.780]:  I'll probably like 20 to 30 minutes, guys.
[00:55:20.780 -> 00:55:21.780]:  All right.
[00:55:21.780 -> 00:55:37.140]:  I enjoy this video, guys.
[00:55:37.140 -> 00:55:43.620]:  I literally had arguments with people from my generation who say, you know, the number
[00:55:43.620 -> 00:55:46.780]:  with threat facing humanity is the climate crisis.
[00:55:46.780 -> 00:55:51.020]:  Listen, it's terrifying, and it's a massive problem.
[00:55:51.020 -> 00:55:57.500]:  Just the problem that exists today in this hour as the minutes pass is nuclear weapons.
[00:55:57.500 -> 00:56:02.180]:  We don't see it in the headlines, but the threat of nuclear Armageddon has never been greater.
[00:56:02.180 -> 00:56:05.700]:  And we just assume that everything's okay.
[00:56:05.700 -> 00:56:09.080]:  Everything is not okay.
[00:56:09.080 -> 00:56:14.300]:  While our leaders tell us we need atomic weapons to deter a nuclear attack, the truth is they
[00:56:14.300 -> 00:56:17.020]:  have already used them against us.
[00:56:17.020 -> 00:56:23.100]:  It was mass destruction of our world.
[00:56:23.100 -> 00:56:28.300]:  And today, new nuclear weapons are still being built, enriching an elite few.
[00:56:28.300 -> 00:56:32.740]:  It's not strategy, it's not logic, it's money and politics.
[00:56:32.740 -> 00:56:36.300]:  Making the world more dangerous by the minute.
[00:56:36.300 -> 00:56:50.620]:  It would take about an hour to destroy everything humanity has built up over the millennia.
[00:56:50.620 -> 00:56:56.580]:  November 2008, the world launches in stun horror as terrorists carry out a series of coordinated
[00:56:56.580 -> 00:56:58.420]:  attacks in Mumbai, India.
[00:56:58.420 -> 00:57:04.420]:  The November attacks killed 164 people, stirring fear that India and Pakistan, both with nuclear
[00:57:04.420 -> 00:57:07.300]:  arms could slide toward war.
[00:57:07.300 -> 00:57:11.300]:  The attacks were the work of an Islamist militant group based in Pakistan.
[00:57:11.300 -> 00:57:16.820]:  The terrorist attack was designed to kill large numbers of people and provoke India into taking
[00:57:16.820 -> 00:57:25.980]:  military action against Pakistan in order to trigger a larger war.
[00:57:25.980 -> 00:57:31.820]:  The Bolton atomic scientists say that we're closer to the use of nuclear weapons now than
[00:57:31.820 -> 00:57:34.820]:  we were during the Cold War.
[00:57:34.820 -> 00:57:38.180]:  The Cold War in some ways provided a kind of stability.
[00:57:38.180 -> 00:57:41.060]:  It was the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
[00:57:41.060 -> 00:57:47.740]:  Today there are more parties, more places for miscalculations, more places about concern.
[00:57:47.740 -> 00:57:51.580]:  There are over 13,000 nuclear weapons in the world today.
[00:57:51.580 -> 00:57:57.860]:  While over 90% belong to the United States and Russia, well over 1,000 are in other countries.
[00:57:57.860 -> 00:58:02.980]:  These include North Korea, China, India and Pakistan.
[00:58:02.980 -> 00:58:08.780]:  And it's India and Pakistan, where experts believe the next nuclear war might break out.
[00:58:08.780 -> 00:58:10.580]:  These are captured Pakistani raiders.
[00:58:10.580 -> 00:58:16.260]:  This is a sample of their handiwork at Guatemala, India, Sri Nagar.
[00:58:16.260 -> 00:58:22.860]:  India and Pakistan have fought four wars or conflicts since independence.
[00:58:22.860 -> 00:58:30.860]:  There's constant tension between the two sides, which changed since 1998, is that both sides
[00:58:30.860 -> 00:58:35.100]:  are now building nuclear arsenals.
[00:58:35.100 -> 00:58:39.460]:  And both of their arsenals were born out of a bizarre American Cold War program called
[00:58:39.460 -> 00:58:40.940]:  Adams for Peace.
[00:58:40.940 -> 00:58:46.300]:  If a danger exists in the world, it is a danger shared by all.
[00:58:46.300 -> 00:58:51.380]:  The Adams for Peace program was kind of a demented utopian view of what nukes could
[00:58:51.380 -> 00:59:00.040]:  be without recognizing the unfortunate late stage reality that we face today.
[00:59:00.040 -> 00:59:04.980]:  Information about the beneficial uses of atomic energy knows no national boundaries.
[00:59:04.980 -> 00:59:09.300]:  The peaceful atom is here and now to serve what President Eisenhower has termed the
[00:59:09.300 -> 00:59:38.400]:  needs rather than the fears of mankind.
[00:59:38.400 -> 00:59:43.460]:  And thanks in part to U.S. technology, India successfully detonated its first nuclear bomb
[00:59:43.460 -> 00:59:47.760]:  in 1974 with Pakistan following in 1998.
[00:59:47.760 -> 00:59:51.460]:  Pakistan has said that if it fears that it's going to lose a conventional war with India,
[00:59:51.460 -> 00:59:52.460]:  it's going to nuke India.
[00:59:52.460 -> 00:59:59.120]:  And India said if they nuke us, we're going to nuke them back.
[00:59:59.120 -> 01:00:06.800]:  India and Pakistan both have about 150 nuclear weapons each, just 100 nuclear weapons used
[01:00:06.800 -> 01:00:13.860]:  on the largely wooden, urban cores of South Asia would put enough smoke and particulates
[01:00:13.860 -> 01:00:23.400]:  into the atmosphere that it would cover the earth in a shroud.
[01:00:23.400 -> 01:00:27.640]:  That would last two or three years and you're going to kill 40% of the food crops in the
[01:00:27.640 -> 01:00:35.060]:  world unleashing a famine that would kill about a billion to two billion people.
[01:00:35.060 -> 01:00:42.860]:  It's a civilization ending event.
[01:00:42.860 -> 01:00:49.940]:  And it's not only warring nations who may be able to trigger nuclear conflict.
[01:00:49.940 -> 01:00:52.540]:  Cyber attacks have already happened on pipelines.
[01:00:52.540 -> 01:00:53.540]:  They've happened on the Pentagon.
[01:00:53.540 -> 01:00:56.500]:  They've happened on Fortune 500 companies.
[01:00:56.500 -> 01:01:03.380]:  Hackers have been able to get almost everywhere into global computer systems.
[01:01:03.380 -> 01:01:06.620]:  Two weapons are not unique to this.
[01:01:06.620 -> 01:01:13.260]:  I can tell you right now, there are definitely Chinese or Russian spies who've gotten access
[01:01:13.260 -> 01:01:15.180]:  to power grids in the United States.
[01:01:15.180 -> 01:01:18.580]:  And they want to take them out in the event that they go to war with the U.S.
[01:01:18.580 -> 01:01:24.180]:  When it comes to nuclear weapons, they're also not immune.
[01:01:24.180 -> 01:01:26.180]:  Everything can be hacked.
[01:01:26.180 -> 01:01:29.140]:  But cyber threats are more than a hacking assistance.
[01:01:29.140 -> 01:01:35.140]:  They also involve misinformation campaigns that could cascade into a deadly confrontation.
[01:01:35.140 -> 01:01:36.940]:  April 23, 2013.
[01:01:36.940 -> 01:01:43.960]:  A tweet from the Associated Press' Twitter account sends the stock market into pre-fall.
[01:01:43.960 -> 01:01:46.820]:  The tweet was quickly deleted, but it shows what's possible.
[01:01:46.820 -> 01:01:50.780]:  \The technology vulnerabilities are pretty well documented at this point
[01:01:50.780 -> 01:01:55.860]:  beyond the realm of possibility that hackers could get into a military Twitter account.
[01:01:55.860 -> 01:02:01.740]:  Or even a news organization and report false information that would necessitate a response
[01:02:01.740 -> 01:02:05.860]:  from an adversary that could create a real-life war game scenario.\"
3725860,3731140, \"It'd be one thing if we had nuclear war because we and the Russians or the Chinese"
[01:02:11.140 -> 01:02:13.140]:  just couldn't stop ourselves from it.
[01:02:13.140 -> 01:02:14.140]:  That would be a terrible tragedy.
[01:02:14.140 -> 01:02:18.420]:  But to do it because somebody is playing with Twitter accounts, it's impossible to
[01:02:18.420 -> 01:02:20.380]:  reckon with how tragic that would be.\"
3740380,3760680, \"At the National Security Agency
[01:02:40.680 -> 01:02:45.940]:  \We are under emergency conditions
[01:02:45.940 -> 01:02:49.220]:  Extraordinary means are required to deal with the threat.
[01:02:49.220 -> 01:02:51.780]:  Collecting data on American citizens.
[01:02:51.780 -> 01:02:55.940]:  \You're looking for unknown conspirators
[01:02:55.940 -> 01:02:56.940]:  look at everybody.\"
3776940,3779360, \"Secrets at the highest levels of government.\""
[01:02:59.360 -> 01:03:03.500]:  \A whole surveillance program without warrants designed for domestic surveillance.\""
[01:03:03.500 -> 01:03:06.580]:  \What we're doing is awful
[01:03:06.580 -> 01:03:07.580]:  \Through two presidencies.\""
[01:03:07.580 -> 01:03:09.340]:  \This is a highly classified program.\""
[01:03:09.340 -> 01:03:13.860]:  \It's collecting entire internet stream that he chose to keep the programs largely"
[01:03:13.860 -> 01:03:14.860]:  intact.\"
3794860,3798180, \"That's not shell state of collection
[01:03:18.180 -> 01:03:22.640]:  \I argued it was unethical
[01:03:22.640 -> 01:03:26.100]:  And when this comes out, all hell is going to break loose.\"
3806100,3816500, Tonight on Frontline
[01:03:36.500 -> 01:03:42.740]:  The biggest leak of government secrets ever began in December of 2012 with a single email
[01:03:42.740 -> 01:03:45.740]:  delivered to an IP address in Rio de Janeiro.
[01:03:45.740 -> 01:03:52.140]:  Glenn Greenwell, one of the world's busiest journalists, is sitting in his home in Rio.
[01:03:52.140 -> 01:03:57.180]:  When he sees an email from someone he doesn't know, it's not a friend, it's not his mum.
[01:03:57.180 -> 01:04:02.300]:  And it just says, \I've got some stuff you might be interested in.\""
[01:04:02.300 -> 01:04:08.000]:  He didn't use his name and he said very cryptically and very vaguely that he had information that
[01:04:08.000 -> 01:04:12.620]:  he wanted to discuss with me, but could only do so if I were to install encryption.
[01:04:12.620 -> 01:04:17.020]:  Guardian newspaper columnist and blogger Glenn Greenwald didn't pay much attention to
[01:04:17.020 -> 01:04:18.020]:  the email.
[01:04:18.020 -> 01:04:24.180]:  99% of the time it ends up that they're crazy or delusional or the story is just not very
[01:04:24.180 -> 01:04:25.180]:  good.
[01:04:25.180 -> 01:04:29.500]:  And this guy or girl, we don't know who it is, is persistent so a few days later emails
[01:04:29.500 -> 01:04:32.620]:  again and says, \Look
[01:04:32.620 -> 01:04:34.340]:  And Glenn still doesn't do it.
[01:04:34.340 -> 01:04:38.620]:  This attempt basically to leak all of these secrets initially just goes straight into
[01:04:38.620 -> 01:04:41.300]:  the sand.
[01:04:41.300 -> 01:04:45.140]:  The source moved on, this time to Berlin.
[01:04:45.140 -> 01:04:50.820]:  He was soon exchanging emails with American documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras.
[01:04:50.820 -> 01:04:56.460]:  She'd been in contact for over a month with a mysterious source who had reached out to
[01:04:56.460 -> 01:05:03.620]:  her using her encryption key and using anonymous channels and said he had a big story for her.
[01:05:03.620 -> 01:05:08.540]:  A few weeks later in New York, Poitras met national security investigative reporter Barton
[01:05:08.540 -> 01:05:11.960]:  Gilman at a Greenwich Village restaurant.
[01:05:11.960 -> 01:05:14.660]:  This was something she wanted to be exceptionally careful about.
[01:05:14.660 -> 01:05:18.540]:  We agreed on a cafe to meet at it.
[01:05:18.540 -> 01:05:22.580]:  We also, I think, both understood that when we got there we'd moved to someplace else.
[01:05:22.580 -> 01:05:27.020]:  Poitras asked Gilman to vet the source and meet him electronically.
[01:05:27.020 -> 01:05:33.620]:  Her source, who became also my source, needed to take very special precautions in the
[01:05:33.620 -> 01:05:39.300]:  usual NSA style, and so he called me brass banner, and he called himself VRX, which
[01:05:39.300 -> 01:05:42.620]:  means truth teller and Latin.
[01:05:42.620 -> 01:05:48.500]:  Through sophisticated, encrypted messages, VRX promised an unprecedented scoop, but
[01:05:48.500 -> 01:05:51.380]:  it came with a warning.
[01:05:51.380 -> 01:05:57.860]:  He believed he was risking his freedom and possibly his life, and he warned me as well
[01:05:57.860 -> 01:06:05.780]:  that if the U.S. intelligence community believed that by getting rid of me, they could prevent
[01:06:05.780 -> 01:06:10.020]:  the story from happening, he said that my life would be at risk.
[01:06:10.020 -> 01:06:13.780]:  In late May, VRX surprised Gilman and Poitras.
[01:06:13.780 -> 01:06:16.100]:  He sent them an invitation.
[01:06:16.100 -> 01:06:20.580]:  He said, \Your destination is Hong Kong.\""
[01:06:20.580 -> 01:06:22.580]:  Poitras wanted to go.
[01:06:22.580 -> 01:06:27.660]:  Mark and Gilman worried about a secret meeting in a foreign country like China decided not
[01:06:27.660 -> 01:06:33.540]:  to, but Poitras knew someone who might join her.
[01:06:33.540 -> 01:06:38.180]:  That spring, Glenn Greenwald arrived in New York to deliver a speech.
[01:06:38.180 -> 01:06:44.020]:  We met that night in my hotel in the lobby and she showed me these emails that she had
[01:06:44.020 -> 01:06:48.860]:  been exchanging with this person who was claiming that he was a national security state insider
[01:06:48.860 -> 01:06:53.660]:  with access to very sensitive information that he believed to be very incriminating and
[01:06:53.660 -> 01:06:59.940]:  stated very definitively that he wanted to turn it over to her and to me.
[01:06:59.940 -> 01:07:02.860]:  Greenwald decided to join portraits.
[01:07:02.860 -> 01:07:13.100]:  We all knew that this was incredibly risky and uncertain but the story had to be reported.
[01:07:13.100 -> 01:07:18.340]:  In June, waitress and Greenwald headed to the airport.
[01:07:18.340 -> 01:07:22.660]:  I think they're kind of quite excited but there's also a sort of feeling that maybe
[01:07:22.660 -> 01:07:26.060]:  this is just the most terrific hoax.
[01:07:26.060 -> 01:07:31.140]:  They were joined by you and McCaskill, a veteran guardian reporter.
[01:07:31.140 -> 01:07:35.340]:  At the time I didn't think it was for real, didn't take it that seriously and thought
[01:07:35.340 -> 01:07:39.940]:  it was a slightly obscure story.
[01:07:39.940 -> 01:07:44.420]:  Once they were finally airborne, Poitras thought it was safe to share with Greenwald something
[01:07:44.420 -> 01:07:47.420]:  the source had securely sent to her.
[01:07:47.420 -> 01:07:51.740]:  That's kind of quite a moment there in this secure space and so Laura creeps forward to
[01:07:51.740 -> 01:07:53.300]:  go and see Glenn.
[01:07:53.300 -> 01:07:59.380]:  Laura whips out this thumb drive in a very sort of almost mischievous way, says, you
[01:07:59.380 -> 01:08:04.560]:  know, guess what this is and told me that she had just received a fairly archived archive
[01:08:04.560 -> 01:08:08.940]:  of documents but I kind of can't control their excitement because this is clearly the biggest
[01:08:08.940 -> 01:08:13.940]:  story that anyone's worked on since the Pentagon Papers in the 1970s.
[01:08:13.940 -> 01:08:18.740]:  And I didn't sleep one second for the next 16 hours because the adrenaline made that impossible
[01:08:18.740 -> 01:08:25.860]:  to do because I not only saw the magnitude of the documents, just this sheer quantity.
[01:08:25.860 -> 01:08:31.860]:  The fact that we had in our possession thousands, not dozens or hundreds, but many thousands
[01:08:31.860 -> 01:08:39.540]:  of top secret NSA documents that were about a wide range of surveillance activities that
[01:08:39.540 -> 01:08:44.500]:  came directly from some of the most sensitive areas of the agency.
[01:08:44.500 -> 01:08:51.220]:  I could see out the corner of my glen with the light on throughout this 13 hour flight.
[01:08:51.220 -> 01:08:56.340]:  Reading on his laptop all the time, a lot of coming to see him and having chats.
[01:08:56.340 -> 01:08:58.620]:  And the glen getting more and more excited.
[01:08:58.620 -> 01:09:02.220]:  We essentially couldn't believe what it was that we had.
[01:09:02.220 -> 01:09:06.980]:  And that was really the first time I think I fully understood that this was going to be
[01:09:06.980 -> 01:09:16.060]:  unlike any other story ever in American journalism or politics.
[01:09:16.060 -> 01:09:23.140]:  In Hong Kong, Ringwald and the others traveled to a hotel in Kowloon.
[01:09:23.140 -> 01:09:29.140]:  Snowden's instructions to Glenn and Laura are like a kind of magical mystery tour crossed
[01:09:29.140 -> 01:09:31.180]:  with something out of John McCarry.
[01:09:31.180 -> 01:09:35.700]:  He tells them to go to a hotel, the mirror hotel in Hong Kong, and says that he will
[01:09:35.700 -> 01:09:43.260]:  meet them in a less trafficked part of the hotel, next to a shopping mall, buy a bench
[01:09:43.260 -> 01:09:45.620]:  and a crocodile.
[01:09:45.620 -> 01:09:51.140]:  We had stalled no idea of who he was, what his age was, what his race was, we knew nothing
[01:09:51.140 -> 01:09:53.780]:  about him, demographically at all.
[01:09:53.780 -> 01:09:58.500]:  And so the plan that he picked was that he would be holding a Rubik's Cube in his hand
[01:09:58.500 -> 01:10:02.260]:  so that when he entered the room we would immediately know who he was.
[01:10:02.260 -> 01:10:08.780]:  All of a sudden, this guy comes past with a Rubik's Cube, scramble up, which is part
[01:10:08.780 -> 01:10:09.780]:  of the kind of code.
[01:10:09.780 -> 01:10:16.520]:  But the man before them is not what they expected, they expected some grizzled CIA veteran wearing
[01:10:16.520 -> 01:10:21.820]:  a blue blazer, maybe with a bit of dandruff with a tie, receding gray hair, and they
[01:10:21.820 -> 01:10:28.600]:  get this callow, sort of thin-limbed student type who looks as if he's just out of high
[01:10:28.600 -> 01:10:29.600]:  school.
[01:10:29.600 -> 01:10:35.760]:  And he is their source, and he's supposedly the guy who's got the crown jewels.
[01:10:35.760 -> 01:10:42.200]:  When this 29-year-old kid who looked a lot younger shows up, it was extremely disorienting
[01:10:42.200 -> 01:10:47.720]:  and introduced a real awkwardness to our interaction and kind of a shock.
[01:10:47.720 -> 01:10:51.440]:  Edward Snowden led the group upstairs to his room.
[01:10:51.440 -> 01:10:58.040]:  In his bedroom, by the door, he'd piled pillows as high up the door jams as he could and
[01:10:58.040 -> 01:10:59.640]:  pillows along the bottom.
[01:10:59.640 -> 01:11:03.360]:  So if somebody was outside, he'd be stropping, it would make it harder for them.
[01:11:03.360 -> 01:11:05.880]:  There was always this kind of uncertainty.
[01:11:05.880 -> 01:11:11.320]:  One might even say danger hovering over the room, especially for the first few days because
[01:11:11.320 -> 01:11:16.760]:  we didn't know what the NSA knew about what he was doing.
[01:11:16.760 -> 01:11:21.480]:  So we thought it was very possible that the door could be barged down at any moment and
[01:11:21.480 -> 01:11:25.040]:  someone could enter to arrest Snowden.
[01:11:25.040 -> 01:11:28.520]:  They painstakingly debriefed Snowden for days.
[01:11:28.520 -> 01:11:33.840]:  At one point, Guardian reporter Ewan McCaskill sent a text message to his editor in New York,
[01:11:33.840 -> 01:11:34.840]:  Janine Gibson.
[01:11:34.840 -> 01:11:41.180]:  Janine knew that I liked Guinness, so she said, \If Snowden is"
[01:11:41.180 -> 01:11:46.860]:  for real, send me a message and just say, 'The Guinness is good.'
[01:11:46.860 -> 01:11:52.040]:  I was 100% sure that Snowden and the documents were for real.
[01:11:52.040 -> 01:12:00.060]:  I sent a message to Janine saying, 'The Guinness is good.'
[01:12:00.060 -> 01:12:04.740]:  The documents Snowden delivered revealed the history and details of one of the United
[01:12:04.740 -> 01:12:13.940]:  States government's most closely guarded secrets.
[01:12:13.940 -> 01:12:41.820]:  The
[01:12:41.820 -> 01:12:51.980]:  program began on September 11, 2001 at Fort Meade in Maryland.
[01:12:51.980 -> 01:12:59.380]:  I'm in my office, remember the day, brilliantly clear day, clear blue skies.
[01:12:59.380 -> 01:13:07.660]:  I was in a suite waiting for a meeting and we had started up the hallway to his office
[01:13:07.660 -> 01:13:11.300]:  when the first plane at the time.
[01:13:11.300 -> 01:13:16.620]:  My executive assistant, a young woman came in and said, \Hey
[01:13:16.620 -> 01:13:18.260]:  plane hitting the World Trade Center.\"
4398260,4404640, And like 300 million other Americans
[01:13:25.640 -> 01:13:33.820]:  Of course, security chief didn't even have a chance to speak.
[01:13:33.820 -> 01:13:38.420]:  I just turned to him and said, \All non-essential personnel
[01:13:38.420 -> 01:13:46.260]:  \Oh my goodness
[01:13:46.260 -> 01:13:50.860]:  Everybody had the TV on because the TV is where the news was.
[01:13:50.860 -> 01:13:54.340]:  It wasn't coming out of NSA's computers.
[01:13:54.340 -> 01:14:01.780]:  It was on the TV because we had missed the entire event.
[01:14:01.780 -> 01:14:08.220]:  It was a enormous shock that you have this huge agency set up to prevent a surprise
[01:14:08.220 -> 01:14:18.580]:  attack and they learn about it on a $300 television set tuned to CNN in the director's office.
[01:14:18.580 -> 01:14:24.020]:  At the White House, there was chaos, a near total evacuation.
[01:14:24.020 -> 01:14:27.540]:  Secret servers burst into the vice president's office.
[01:14:27.540 -> 01:14:33.500]:  Basically frog marches in by one arm and the seat of his pants into this deep underground
[01:14:33.500 -> 01:14:37.780]:  shelter that was built to withstand nuclear war.
[01:14:37.780 -> 01:14:42.340]:  First immediately, Cheney directed his lawyer, David Addington, to prepare the case for
[01:14:42.340 -> 01:14:47.100]:  the president to exercise his unilateral authority as commander-in-chief.
[01:14:47.100 -> 01:14:52.980]:  David Addington, principal device president, was interested in ensuring that the president's
[01:14:52.980 -> 01:14:57.540]:  constitutional authority was used to its fullest.
[01:14:57.540 -> 01:15:01.100]:  Cheney says, \I want you to tell me what powers we're going to need."
[01:15:01.100 -> 01:15:05.580]:  The president's going to need that he doesn't already have to respond to this calamity.\"
4505580,4508580, And they decide that they're going to push every boundary they have."
[01:15:08.580 -> 01:15:11.980]:  Addington at one point says, \We're going to push and push and push until some larger"
[01:15:11.980 -> 01:15:20.260]:  force makes us stop.\"
4520260,4527300, On September 12th at NSA headquarters
[01:15:27.300 -> 01:15:30.580]:  We began soul searching almost immediately.
[01:15:30.580 -> 01:15:38.020]:  We all felt like a great long had been done and that we were all somewhat, if not all,
[01:15:38.020 -> 01:15:39.020]:  culpable.
[01:15:39.020 -> 01:15:46.340]:  You have to remember that NSA was created after World War II to prevent another surprise
[01:15:46.340 -> 01:15:47.340]:  attack.
[01:15:47.340 -> 01:15:50.000]:  That was the whole Riz on that for NSA.
[01:15:50.000 -> 01:15:52.980]:  Pearl Harbor, we don't want another Pearl Harbor.
[01:15:52.980 -> 01:15:59.820]:  Immediately we began to wonder what we had done long.
[01:15:59.820 -> 01:16:01.060]:  Why did we miss the boat?
[01:16:01.060 -> 01:16:06.420]:  What didn't we detect that we should have detected?
[01:16:06.420 -> 01:16:12.460]:  In the aftermath, troubling questions emerged from deep inside the agency.
[01:16:12.460 -> 01:16:15.860]:  Why hadn't the NSA been able to connect the dots?
[01:16:15.860 -> 01:16:18.580]:  It was a very cautious agency.
[01:16:18.580 -> 01:16:23.100]:  It's an agency that is fighting with one hand tied behind his back out of a fear of a political
[01:16:23.100 -> 01:16:27.980]:  backlash by being too aggressive.
[01:16:27.980 -> 01:16:37.520]:  During the Nixon administration, the NSA had overstepped, spied on Americans.
[01:16:37.520 -> 01:16:43.340]:  Caught and restricted by Congress, the domestic spying apparatus went dark for more than 20
[01:16:43.340 -> 01:16:44.840]:  years.
[01:16:44.840 -> 01:16:48.740]:  It was against the law to turn the NSA on Americans.
[01:16:48.740 -> 01:16:53.340]:  If you were an NSA analyst, this sort of legal regime was drilled into your head.
[01:16:53.340 -> 01:16:57.420]:  To the point where a lot of people said it's made the rules too restrictive and it's
[01:16:57.420 -> 01:17:03.540]:  hampered the NSA's ability to detect terrorist plots.
[01:17:03.540 -> 01:17:09.540]:  Some at the agency thought the NSA had been overly cautious and believed the 9/11 attacks
[01:17:09.540 -> 01:17:11.100]:  could have been stopped.
[01:17:11.100 -> 01:17:18.260]:  I do believe it could have been prevented with revisions to the way we were permitted
[01:17:18.260 -> 01:17:24.780]:  to operate before 9/11.
[01:17:24.780 -> 01:17:36.340]:  Revisions that I tried to get the general counsel to embrace and wouldn't quite try to
[01:17:36.340 -> 01:17:42.420]:  get them to make adjustments to how we were operating, how we were permitted to operate,
[01:17:42.420 -> 01:17:47.300]:  and they wouldn't do it.
[01:17:47.300 -> 01:17:55.140]:  I felt this ever since it occurred that over 3,000 people's lives were lost, and it's
[01:17:55.140 -> 01:18:08.020]:  just a weight that I have -- having trouble bearing -- it's -- I -- I'm sorry.
[01:18:08.020 -> 01:18:18.060]:  All over Washington, there was a growing demand to stop the next attack.
[01:18:18.060 -> 01:18:21.380]:  We have to remember that, you know, we'd had -- we had had terrorists living in this
[01:18:21.380 -> 01:18:24.580]:  country for a number of months, and we didn't know about it.
[01:18:24.580 -> 01:18:25.580]:  What else didn't we know?
[01:18:25.580 -> 01:18:29.820]:  And so there was great deal of concern about the fact that -- that we not only could -- could
[01:18:29.820 -> 01:18:34.740]:  not connect the dots, we could not collect the dots.
[01:18:34.740 -> 01:18:39.660]:  At the CIA, Director George Tennant was under pressure from the Vice President.
[01:18:39.660 -> 01:18:46.580]:  The Director had a meeting with Vice President Cheney and his top aide, David Addington.
[01:18:46.580 -> 01:18:52.020]:  And he was asked what can be done, what can be done that isn't being done.
[01:18:52.020 -> 01:18:54.820]:  9/11 made necessary a shift of policy.
[01:18:54.820 -> 01:18:57.660]:  Cheney says, in effect to Tennant, make me a shopping list.
[01:18:57.660 -> 01:19:01.140]:  Tell me what you want to do that we're not letting you do yet.
[01:19:01.140 -> 01:19:06.460]:  Tennant, whose own agency was designing covert operations against Al-Qaeda, called General
[01:19:06.460 -> 01:19:07.940]:  Hayden.
[01:19:07.940 -> 01:19:11.300]:  George calls me, and says, \Mike
[01:19:11.300 -> 01:19:14.700]:  He said, \George
[01:19:14.700 -> 01:19:19.780]:  And paused and said, \That's not actually the question I asked you."
[01:19:19.780 -> 01:19:21.620]:  Is there anything more you could do?\"
4761620,4763860, I said
[01:19:23.860 -> 01:19:26.060]:  Hayden got the message.
[01:19:26.060 -> 01:19:29.260]:  At NSA headquarters, he spread the word.
[01:19:29.260 -> 01:19:33.760]:  \The gloves off. Bring me an aggressive plan.\""
[01:19:33.760 -> 01:19:43.580]:  And they asked me, \Is there anything that we had that could have prevented 9/11?\""
[01:19:43.580 -> 01:19:47.540]:  Loomis told them what he believed was necessary.
[01:19:47.540 -> 01:19:53.980]:  Begin monitoring foreign internet traffic going through the United States.
[01:19:53.980 -> 01:19:59.960]:  The U.S. internet hubs handle so much of the worldwide internet traffic.
[01:19:59.960 -> 01:20:08.780]:  So I said, \Let us allow collection between U.S. and foreign foreign to U.S. against the"
[01:20:08.780 -> 01:20:12.140]:  terrorism problem.\"
4812140,4818020, But others in the agency were proposing much more aggressive data collection."
[01:20:18.020 -> 01:20:22.740]:  What they propose to do is create a whole new surveillance program without warrants,
[01:20:22.740 -> 01:20:27.900]:  wrapping all sorts of information, taking advantage of the fact that modern communication
[01:20:27.900 -> 01:20:30.660]:  trunk lines tend to come through the United States.
[01:20:30.660 -> 01:20:36.380]:  The idea of this program was you're looking for unknown conspirators, and the way they
[01:20:36.380 -> 01:20:40.380]:  devised to do that was to look at everybody.
[01:20:40.380 -> 01:20:44.940]:  It was the outline of something Hayden could take to the vice president.
[01:20:44.940 -> 01:20:49.500]:  He headed to Washington to propose the idea.
[01:20:49.500 -> 01:20:54.460]:  It would be his first meeting in the Oval Office.
[01:20:54.460 -> 01:20:56.580]:  Prior to 9/11, I don't think I knew General Hayden.
[01:20:56.580 -> 01:20:58.220]:  I probably knew his name.
[01:20:58.220 -> 01:21:00.940]:  I doubt that the president knew his name.
[01:21:00.940 -> 01:21:07.220]:  It's a very big change for the director of NSA to suddenly have all this attention from
[01:21:07.220 -> 01:21:11.820]:  senior officials in the White House and so forth, and I'm sure it had a major impact
[01:21:11.820 -> 01:21:13.460]:  on Hayden.
[01:21:13.460 -> 01:21:15.420]:  The president had been briefed.
[01:21:15.420 -> 01:21:21.360]:  He put his arm around General Hayden, called him his childhood nickname, Mikey.
[01:21:21.360 -> 01:21:23.620]:  So I walk in to see the president.
[01:21:23.620 -> 01:21:26.740]:  It's the president and the vice president in the room.
[01:21:26.740 -> 01:21:31.740]:  Almost certainly Condi was there as a national security advisor, Andy Karg would have been
[01:21:31.740 -> 01:21:32.740]:  there.
[01:21:32.740 -> 01:21:36.900]:  Chaney suggests the question and George Bush asks it, \What would you like to do that"
[01:21:36.900 -> 01:21:41.020]:  you can already do that would help prevent another 9/11?\"
4901020,4903860, Hayden outlined the program."
[01:21:43.860 -> 01:21:48.100]:  That would gather data on the phone calls and internet traffic of hundreds of millions
[01:21:48.100 -> 01:21:53.380]:  of Americans, then search it for suspicious connections.
[01:21:53.380 -> 01:21:55.760]:  But he was worried about whether it was legal.
[01:21:55.760 -> 01:22:01.820]:  And the first thing he says to me is, \Mike
[01:22:01.820 -> 01:22:03.980]:  things we're going to have to do.
[01:22:03.980 -> 01:22:10.980]:  And I think I have the authority to authorize you to do the things that you've outlined.\"
4930980,4934780, And says
[01:22:14.780 -> 01:22:15.780]:  Come back to me.
[01:22:15.780 -> 01:22:18.380]:  We've got the lawyers working on it.
[01:22:18.380 -> 01:22:20.780]:  But you have my order.
[01:22:20.780 -> 01:22:24.860]:  We're going to do this.\"
4944860,4948940, Hayden left the White House
[01:22:28.940 -> 01:22:32.740]:  \No president had authorized it prior to this time.\""
[01:22:32.740 -> 01:22:36.260]:  And Michael Hayden goes home after briefing the president and the vice president about
[01:22:36.260 -> 01:22:40.900]:  his ideas for expanding surveillance and takes a walk with his wife.
[01:22:40.900 -> 01:22:42.180]:  And she said, \What's on your mind?\""
[01:22:42.180 -> 01:22:43.580]:  She said, \Well
[01:22:43.580 -> 01:22:45.660]:  And I didn't go into any details.
[01:22:45.660 -> 01:22:48.300]:  \We're going to do something."
[01:22:48.300 -> 01:22:53.300]:  One day it's going to be public, and when it gets public it's going to be very controversial.
[01:22:53.300 -> 01:22:55.980]:  And the people doing it are going to be swept into this thing.\"
4975980,4979060, And she said
[01:22:59.060 -> 01:23:00.860]:  Is it the right thing to do?\"
4980860,4982980, \"Yeah
[01:23:02.980 -> 01:23:08.560]:  \Okay
[01:23:08.560 -> 01:23:14.180]:  On October 4th, in a secret signing with Cheney, the president officially authorized
[01:23:14.180 -> 01:23:15.500]:  the program.
[01:23:15.500 -> 01:23:17.060]:  That order is written by David Addington.
[01:23:17.060 -> 01:23:21.580]:  The vice president's lawyer is not written by the president's lawyer, and this is not
[01:23:21.580 -> 01:23:26.740]:  only unusual but probably unique in the history of major U.S. intelligence operations is written
[01:23:26.740 -> 01:23:32.260]:  by the vice president's lawyer and stored in his own safe.
[01:23:32.260 -> 01:23:36.540]:  Addington worked out of a small office next to the White House in the old executive office
[01:23:36.540 -> 01:23:38.900]:  building.
[01:23:38.900 -> 01:23:43.620]:  This order is one of the most closely kept secrets of the Bush-Chaney administration
[01:23:43.620 -> 01:23:44.620]:  for four years.
[01:23:44.620 -> 01:23:49.740]:  It kept so secret that many people involved in national security inside the White House
[01:23:49.740 -> 01:23:53.540]:  and the government don't know about it.
[01:23:53.540 -> 01:24:01.700]:  Addington personally hand carried a copy of the secret document out to Fort Mead.
[01:24:01.700 -> 01:24:02.700]:  He said, \I'm coming out."
[01:24:02.700 -> 01:24:04.900]:  I'll be there in about 30 minutes.\"
5044900,5046860, Hand carried."
[01:24:06.860 -> 01:24:11.460]:  This was very closely guarded that we were doing this.
[01:24:11.460 -> 01:24:16.900]:  He comes onto the campus at Fort Mead up to the top deck and hands me the order.
[01:24:16.900 -> 01:24:21.820]:  Now General Hayden wanted the sign off of his top lawyer, Robert Dietz.
[01:24:21.820 -> 01:24:28.540]:  I think he was concerned and wanted my view of whether this program was lawful.
[01:24:28.540 -> 01:24:34.340]:  I spent a kind of sleepless night pondering the legality of it.
[01:24:34.340 -> 01:24:36.540]:  This was a very hard call.
[01:24:36.540 -> 01:24:39.260]:  It's a very hard call.
[01:24:39.260 -> 01:24:44.580]:  The NSA has a general counsel and about a hundred lawyers and they were told the president
[01:24:44.580 -> 01:24:45.580]:  has signed it.
[01:24:45.580 -> 01:24:50.660]:  It's been certified as lawful and once all the signatures are there, that's it.
[01:24:50.660 -> 01:24:51.660]:  We salute.
[01:24:51.660 -> 01:24:52.660]:  We say, \Okay
[01:24:52.660 -> 01:24:54.900]:  We're going to go ahead.\"
5094900,5101960, In the intel world
[01:25:01.960 -> 01:25:09.500]:  people safe,\ you need to try to figure out where that line is constitutionally and march"
[01:25:09.500 -> 01:25:11.340]:  right up to it.
[01:25:11.340 -> 01:25:16.500]:  Two other NSA lawyers would also sign off on the program.
[01:25:16.500 -> 01:25:24.880]:  We came to the conclusion independently, but consistently, that there was no doubt in
[01:25:24.880 -> 01:25:29.020]:  our mind that it was legitimate use of the president's Article 2 authority.
[01:25:29.020 -> 01:25:31.420]:  General Hayden had heard exactly what he needed.
[01:25:31.420 -> 01:25:36.100]:  Article 2, the president's authority as commander-in-chief.
[01:25:36.100 -> 01:25:41.820]:  I have my three good friends here who have been my guardian angels on these things since
[01:25:41.820 -> 01:25:47.440]:  I became director saying this is good.
[01:25:47.440 -> 01:25:51.060]:  Now the massive collection of data could begin.
[01:25:51.060 -> 01:25:56.620]:  Who is emailing whom who's texting whom who's doing a Skype calls with whom they're collecting
[01:25:56.620 -> 01:26:02.400]:  a lot of information a lot of content of phone calls they're actually recording the voices
[01:26:02.400 -> 01:26:09.980]:  not for all of our calls but for a lot of us telephone calls and they were doing this
[01:26:09.980 -> 01:26:13.760]:  under an authority that had never existed before.
[01:26:13.760 -> 01:26:18.140]:  It would be General Hayden's most closely guarded secret.
[01:26:18.140 -> 01:26:23.200]:  Only a small handful of NSA employees knew what the president had authorized.
[01:26:23.200 -> 01:26:29.140]:  Most were kept out of the loop, including this man, senior manager Thomas Drake.
[01:26:29.140 -> 01:26:34.500]:  My first day reporting on the job was the morning of 9/11.
[01:26:34.500 -> 01:26:42.580]:  He had been in the military, he'd been in the Air Force, he's devoted his life to national
[01:26:42.580 -> 01:26:43.580]:  security issues.
[01:26:43.580 -> 01:26:47.780]:  He's a computer genius of a sort.
[01:26:47.780 -> 01:26:52.460]:  Drake had no idea what had been going on between Hayden and the White House.
[01:26:52.460 -> 01:26:54.780]:  He had been given a different task.
[01:26:54.780 -> 01:27:00.900]:  I was actually charged to find whatever you've got in the labs, whatever you've got in your
[01:27:00.900 -> 01:27:01.900]:  agency.
[01:27:01.900 -> 01:27:04.700]:  Even if it's not operational, put it into the fight, we need it.
[01:27:04.700 -> 01:27:05.700]:  It might help us.
[01:27:05.700 -> 01:27:09.020]:  We need to deal with the threat.
[01:27:09.020 -> 01:27:14.220]:  But according to the rules Drake thought he had to follow, whatever he found had to safeguard
[01:27:14.220 -> 01:27:17.500]:  Americans' privacy.
[01:27:17.500 -> 01:27:24.420]:  He started by digging around inside the deepest reaches of the NSA's secret R&D programs.
[01:27:24.420 -> 01:27:31.340]:  And he stumbled into sort of a skunk works and he discovers that there was actually a program
[01:27:31.340 -> 01:27:37.340]:  before 9/11 that could have, as they said, eavesdropped on the entire world.
[01:27:37.340 -> 01:27:40.340]:  It's called ThinThread.
[01:27:40.340 -> 01:27:46.640]:  ThinThread, a program that could capture and sort massive amounts of phone and email data,
[01:27:46.640 -> 01:27:50.900]:  was the brainchild of veteran crypto mathematician Bill Benney.
[01:27:50.900 -> 01:27:55.060]:  The whole idea was to build networks around the world of everybody and who they communicate
[01:27:55.060 -> 01:27:56.060]:  with.
[01:27:56.060 -> 01:27:58.700]:  Then you could isolate all the groups of terrorists.
[01:27:58.700 -> 01:28:02.340]:  Once you could do that, you could use that metadata to select that information from all
[01:28:02.340 -> 01:28:07.020]:  those tens of terabytes going by.
[01:28:07.020 -> 01:28:12.960]:  But to make sure the NSA would not spy on US citizens, Benney and the other analysts
[01:28:12.960 -> 01:28:15.940]:  had built in privacy protections.
[01:28:15.940 -> 01:28:23.020]:  It anonymizes who it's listening in on, unless there's a court warrant that makes the identity
[01:28:23.020 -> 01:28:24.820]:  of that person clear.
[01:28:24.820 -> 01:28:30.660]:  If you knew that it was US person related, it would be automatically encrypted.
[01:28:30.660 -> 01:28:34.500]:  That was part of the design of thin-thread.
[01:28:34.500 -> 01:28:44.340]:  It had a data privacy section that was working very well protecting citizens and innocent people
[01:28:44.340 -> 01:28:48.940]:  by encrypting the data and not allowing analysts to look at it even.
[01:28:48.940 -> 01:28:50.660]:  Drake was ecstatic.
[01:28:50.660 -> 01:28:55.580]:  The experimental program could monitor massive amounts of data, but the encryption would
[01:28:55.580 -> 01:28:59.140]:  protect the privacy of individual Americans.
[01:28:59.140 -> 01:29:01.420]:  He took it upstairs to the top deck.
[01:29:01.420 -> 01:29:07.220]:  In those short days and weeks after 9/11, I put together a two-page classified implementation
[01:29:07.220 -> 01:29:13.060]:  plan to put thin-thread into the fight and I presented it to Marine Baganzky.
[01:29:13.060 -> 01:29:19.220]:  Baganzky was Drake's immediate superior, the third highest ranking official at NSA.
[01:29:19.220 -> 01:29:23.980]:  It took a while to get any kind of response, he felt there was something strange going on.
[01:29:23.980 -> 01:29:26.380]:  She would refuse to seem me.
[01:29:26.380 -> 01:29:30.020]:  None of her responses were ever electronic, none of her responses were in a form that
[01:29:30.020 -> 01:29:33.380]:  would be recorded or saved.
[01:29:33.380 -> 01:29:39.460]:  Finally, he wrote a memo sent to her and instead of responding electronically, which
[01:29:39.460 -> 01:29:44.180]:  would have been normal, she wrote in a big black felt pen.
[01:29:44.180 -> 01:29:51.420]:  It was kind of a modified cursive and she said they've gone with a different program.
[01:29:51.420 -> 01:29:59.740]:  When Drake asked her what this other solution was, she said, \I'm sorry
[01:29:59.740 -> 01:30:05.040]:  It didn't take long for clues to emerge that something much bigger was going on.
[01:30:05.040 -> 01:30:11.200]:  They started seeing stacks of servers piled in corners and so forth, so we had to walk
[01:30:11.200 -> 01:30:16.300]:  way round all this hardware that was piling up out there and so we knew something was
[01:30:16.300 -> 01:30:19.780]:  happening.
[01:30:19.780 -> 01:30:25.120]:  All of a sudden people who normally would communicate with each other, were keeping
[01:30:25.120 -> 01:30:29.600]:  secret this new operation of some sort.
[01:30:29.600 -> 01:30:37.840]:  Dozens of NSA employees were sworn to secrecy, but before long details were leaked to Drake.
[01:30:37.840 -> 01:30:44.560]:  Like people coming to me with grave concerns about what are we doing Tom?
[01:30:44.560 -> 01:30:46.760]:  I thought we're supposed to have a warrant.
[01:30:46.760 -> 01:30:54.160]:  I'm being directed to deploy what's normally foreign intelligence outward facing equipment.
[01:30:54.160 -> 01:31:02.680]:  I'm being now directed to place it on internal networks.
[01:31:02.680 -> 01:31:08.020]:  At the same time, Bill Benney and the thin thread team heard that the program was using
[01:31:08.020 -> 01:31:13.040]:  thin thread but stripping out the privacy protections.
[01:31:13.040 -> 01:31:21.920]:  What they're hearing is that the program they designed is in some form being put into use
[01:31:21.920 -> 01:31:26.920]:  but without the protections that they had designed in.
[01:31:26.920 -> 01:31:32.440]:  What they did was they got rid of the section of the code that encrypted any of the attributes
[01:31:32.440 -> 01:31:35.640]:  of U.S. citizens.
[01:31:35.640 -> 01:31:41.240]:  Even Ed Loomis who had wanted a more robust approach was surprised at how far the agency
[01:31:41.240 -> 01:31:44.040]:  was willing to go.
[01:31:44.040 -> 01:31:51.920]:  I just refused to believe after all I had been through for 37 years that all of a sudden
[01:31:51.920 -> 01:31:58.600]:  things would change and they'd go back to the old ways back to the early 70s I didn't
[01:31:58.600 -> 01:32:04.720]:  believe that they could possibly have just flip flopped and gone 180 degrees the other
[01:32:04.720 -> 01:32:05.720]:  way.
[01:32:05.720 -> 01:32:08.840]:  I just didn't believe it.
[01:32:08.840 -> 01:32:13.680]:  To the thin thread team collecting data without a warrant seemed like a direct violation
[01:32:13.680 -> 01:32:17.120]:  of the rules they had followed for years.
[01:32:17.120 -> 01:32:24.880]:  All these years having grown up you never spy on Americans we had suddenly become criminals
[01:32:24.880 -> 01:32:33.280]:  by association the agency had gone down a path that we had been preached to you never do.
[01:32:33.280 -> 01:32:38.080]:  We were very, very, very concerned.
[01:32:38.080 -> 01:32:42.200]:  And the fact that their thin thread system had been incorporated into the program was
[01:32:42.200 -> 01:32:44.280]:  the last straw.
[01:32:44.280 -> 01:32:47.920]:  We said we can't stick around and be a party to this.
[01:32:47.920 -> 01:32:52.000]:  We can't be an accessory to all these crimes so we have to get out.
[01:32:52.000 -> 01:32:59.560]:  At the end of October 2001, Bill Binney, Kirk Wiebe, and Ed Loomis all quietly retired.
[01:32:59.560 -> 01:33:02.000]:  Tom Drake stayed behind.
[01:33:02.000 -> 01:33:08.400]:  So Drake is now still working away over at the NSA with his worries rising about what's
[01:33:08.400 -> 01:33:12.600]:  going on in terms of domestic surveillance.
[01:33:12.600 -> 01:33:16.920]:  Once again, Drake confronted Maureen Beghinsky.
[01:33:16.920 -> 01:33:24.500]:  I made one final attempt, one final appeal to Maureen Beghinsky, and she demurred, and
[01:33:24.500 -> 01:33:30.600]:  she simply said, \Call the Office of General Counsel
[01:33:30.600 -> 01:33:34.360]:  And I said, \I want to speak to the lead attorney."
[01:33:34.360 -> 01:33:35.360]:  She'd give me the name.
[01:33:35.360 -> 01:33:36.360]:  I want to speak.
[01:33:36.360 -> 01:33:38.800]:  It was Vudu Patenza.\"
5618800,5624800, He goes to the general counsel's office with his concerns and says
[01:33:44.800 -> 01:33:47.560]:  may be illegal.\"
5627560,5631280, As he proceeded to tell me
[01:33:51.280 -> 01:33:53.160]:  All the lawyers have approved it.
[01:33:53.160 -> 01:33:55.080]:  It's legal.
[01:33:55.080 -> 01:33:58.920]:  We are under emergency conditions.
[01:33:58.920 -> 01:34:03.680]:  Extraordinary means are required to deal with the threat.
[01:34:03.680 -> 01:34:05.320]:  We just need the data.
[01:34:05.320 -> 01:34:09.600]:  And then the most chilling, I don't often have said this part of the conversation, don't
[01:34:09.600 -> 01:34:12.480]:  ask any more questions, Mr. Drake.
[01:34:12.480 -> 01:34:19.000]:  If he came to me, someone who was not right into the program, right, and not a part of
[01:34:19.000 -> 01:34:28.720]:  what we were doing and told me that we were running a mock essentially and by the Constitution.
[01:34:28.720 -> 01:34:34.040]:  And it was in that time frame when there was an awful lot going on and we were all worried
[01:34:34.040 -> 01:34:36.560]:  about the next attack.
[01:34:36.560 -> 01:34:41.120]:  There's no doubt in my mind, I would have told them, you know, go talk to your management,
[01:34:41.120 -> 01:34:44.560]:  and bother me with this.
[01:34:44.560 -> 01:34:52.800]:  You know, the minute he said, if he did say, you're using this to violate the Constitution,
[01:34:52.800 -> 01:34:57.560]:  I mean I probably would have stopped the conversation at that point, quite frankly.
[01:34:57.560 -> 01:35:02.320]:  So I mean, if that's what he said he said, then anything after that I probably wasn't
[01:35:02.320 -> 01:35:07.800]:  listening to anyway.
[01:35:07.800 -> 01:35:11.120]:  The program was continuing to grow.
[01:35:11.120 -> 01:35:15.700]:  In secret, the nation's largest telephone companies were now giving the NSA the private
[01:35:15.700 -> 01:35:19.720]:  call records of millions of Americans.
[01:35:19.720 -> 01:35:26.680]:  Tom Drake had hit a dead end inside the agency.
[01:35:26.680 -> 01:35:30.600]:  That fall, Bill Binney took an extraordinary step.
[01:35:30.600 -> 01:35:36.240]:  He decided to break ranks, to take the matter to Congress.
[01:35:36.240 -> 01:35:43.000]:  The next move is to try to get some cooperation from Congress, from the Senate and House
[01:35:43.000 -> 01:35:44.000]:  Intelligence Committees.
[01:35:44.000 -> 01:35:49.720]:  And he finds an ally in Diane Rourke, who felt the same way.
[01:35:49.720 -> 01:35:53.360]:  Diane Rourke was a top congressional intelligence staffer.
[01:35:53.360 -> 01:35:57.560]:  I worked at the House Intelligence Committee for 17 years.
[01:35:57.560 -> 01:36:03.120]:  And for the last five of those years, I had the NSA account for the Republican majority.
[01:36:03.120 -> 01:36:05.800]:  She's an interesting character.
[01:36:05.800 -> 01:36:07.480]:  She's very conservative.
[01:36:07.480 -> 01:36:08.800]:  She's a Republican.
[01:36:08.800 -> 01:36:15.360]:  She is an oversight of the NSA, partly to make it powerful, and also to keep it from
[01:36:15.360 -> 01:36:17.200]:  wasting money.
[01:36:17.200 -> 01:36:19.840]:  Porter Goss was Rourke's boss.
[01:36:19.840 -> 01:36:24.480]:  Goss was the powerful chairman of the House Select Committee on Intelligence and future
[01:36:24.480 -> 01:36:26.040]:  CIA director.
[01:36:26.040 -> 01:36:31.320]:  Diane is the go-to girl on the House Permanent Select Committee on matters dealing with
[01:36:31.320 -> 01:36:32.320]:  the NSA.
[01:36:32.320 -> 01:36:35.400]:  So, she spent a fair amount of time at the NSA.
[01:36:35.400 -> 01:36:37.480]:  She knew personnel out there.
[01:36:37.480 -> 01:36:42.480]:  Benie and Roar decided it would be safer to meet away from her congressional office.
[01:36:42.480 -> 01:36:48.400]:  Bill came to me at my house and told me that part of their system, their thin thread system,
[01:36:48.400 -> 01:36:56.200]:  was being used for a collection of domestic communications in a dragnet fashion collection
[01:36:56.200 -> 01:36:57.900]:  on everybody.
[01:36:57.900 -> 01:37:01.800]:  So Diane says they have gone broke, you know.
[01:37:01.800 -> 01:37:02.800]:  That was her point.
[01:37:02.800 -> 01:37:04.320]:  She thought they were gone broke.
[01:37:04.320 -> 01:37:05.620]:  I was a guest.
[01:37:05.620 -> 01:37:13.000]:  I was absolutely a guest because NSA had this because this constituted a complete reversal
[01:37:13.000 -> 01:37:14.700]:  of NSA policy.
[01:37:14.700 -> 01:37:17.620]:  Work is a very feisty woman.
[01:37:17.620 -> 01:37:21.680]:  She was just certain that there was no way that this program was legal.
[01:37:21.680 -> 01:37:30.960]:  And she said, \And if the NSA officials are breaking the law
[01:37:30.960 -> 01:37:35.520]:  Work began to distribute a series of searing memos to the leaders of the House Intelligence
[01:37:35.520 -> 01:37:36.520]:  Committee.
[01:37:36.520 -> 01:37:43.640]:  Diane, very capable, so good that she pierced the veil of a program that she was not briefed
[01:37:43.640 -> 01:37:46.440]:  on, not cleared for, but knew something was going on.
[01:37:46.440 -> 01:37:55.600]:  I updated them on what was going on, explained to them the technology in as simple a way
[01:37:55.600 -> 01:37:57.520]:  as I could.
[01:37:57.520 -> 01:38:05.640]:  And I argued very strongly that they needed to have the protections restored.
[01:38:05.640 -> 01:38:11.700]:  I told them that if, you know, if they did not, if the administration refused to do this,
[01:38:11.700 -> 01:38:18.680]:  they should insist that the system be killed, be stopped.
[01:38:18.680 -> 01:38:22.880]:  What Rourke did not know was that in October, the White House had invited a small group
[01:38:22.880 -> 01:38:28.140]:  of congressional leaders to a secret briefing in the Vice President's office.
[01:38:28.140 -> 01:38:30.620]:  General Hayden led the briefing.
[01:38:30.620 -> 01:38:35.680]:  Mycate is particularly good at coming in and explaining things in a way that, shall we
[01:38:35.680 -> 01:38:41.200]:  say, neophytes in the business could understand it.
[01:38:41.200 -> 01:38:48.880]:  And you really wanted to believe what Mycate had to say and absorb it and digest it rather
[01:38:48.880 -> 01:38:49.880]:  than question it.
[01:38:49.880 -> 01:38:52.640]:  And the very difficult circumstance, a reality.
[01:38:52.640 -> 01:38:55.680]:  Yes, very facile command of the facts.
[01:38:55.680 -> 01:39:01.240]:  He's also very good at eliding past the parts that he doesn't think you want to hear and
[01:39:01.240 -> 01:39:08.360]:  using very careful language to avoid saying things he doesn't want to say while also avoiding
[01:39:08.360 -> 01:39:10.960]:  any outright falsehood.
[01:39:10.960 -> 01:39:17.040]:  Our purpose in this was to get the other political branch involved in this program.
[01:39:17.040 -> 01:39:23.400]:  And so we would be defeating our own purposes, working against our own goals if we weren't
[01:39:23.400 -> 01:39:27.920]:  full-monting to these folks.
[01:39:27.920 -> 01:39:32.640]:  But as open as Hayden says he was, he and the vice president's office created strict
[01:39:32.640 -> 01:39:34.240]:  conditions for the briefing.
[01:39:34.240 -> 01:39:38.840]:  You have the individual senator and member of congress who's brought in and read into
[01:39:38.840 -> 01:39:39.840]:  a program.
[01:39:39.840 -> 01:39:42.040]:  They're not allowed to bring any staff with them.
[01:39:42.040 -> 01:39:45.480]:  They're not necessarily allowed to communicate any of what they've heard to their staff.
[01:39:45.480 -> 01:39:50.400]:  In some instances they're not lawyers so they may not understand all of the legal fine
[01:39:50.400 -> 01:39:51.400]:  points.
[01:39:51.400 -> 01:39:56.000]:  In most instances they're not technologists so they may not be able to grasp what it is
[01:39:56.000 -> 01:39:59.480]:  precisely that they're being briefed on or the implications of it.
[01:39:59.480 -> 01:40:02.960]:  14 people were killed and spores were wounded.
[01:40:02.960 -> 01:40:05.080]:  They returned to congress.
[01:40:05.080 -> 01:40:11.400]:  Some now feeling they were unable to exercise effective oversight of the program.
[01:40:11.400 -> 01:40:15.280]:  By the summer of 2002 it was running full speed.
[01:40:15.280 -> 01:40:17.280]:  Holy shit I forgot it was even live guys.
[01:40:17.280 -> 01:40:19.280]:  I actually totally did.
[01:40:19.280 -> 01:40:22.480]:  I was downstairs, I'm like I think I'm going to go upstairs and go live I think.
[01:40:22.480 -> 01:40:24.400]:  Here I am live already.
[01:40:24.400 -> 01:40:29.400]:  So very buddy, yeah I'm doing that serious too man holy shit.
[01:40:29.400 -> 01:40:31.600]:  Alright guys what are we doing?
[01:40:31.600 -> 01:40:35.640]:  I know Del, hold on we know I'm going to see something.
[01:40:35.640 -> 01:40:39.880]:  When do I get my, what's up Steezy?
[01:40:39.880 -> 01:40:41.320]:  Is that, were they good?
[01:40:41.320 -> 01:40:44.440]:  Aw no affiliate money, rip.
[01:40:44.440 -> 01:40:48.240]:  Aw nothing guys, two out of 53 minutes till my reload.
[01:40:48.240 -> 01:40:51.000]:  Shit ball, can we hit boys, we hit.
[01:40:51.000 -> 01:40:54.200]:  Yeah we hit, we hit guys.
[01:40:54.200 -> 01:40:57.520]:  No money, we're down bad again guys.
[01:40:57.520 -> 01:41:01.480]:  Get on RuneScape, get on RuneScape kick some ass LMS stop.
[01:41:01.480 -> 01:41:05.400]:  Hey man, you know what?
[01:41:05.400 -> 01:41:07.960]:  I thought the stream was over to be fair man.
[01:41:07.960 -> 01:41:09.560]:  Give me the pass one time, you know what I'm saying?
[01:41:09.560 -> 01:41:12.920]:  Give me the pass, the homey pass.
[01:41:12.920 -> 01:41:14.960]:  Say, oh yeah, I've been there.
[01:41:14.960 -> 01:41:18.200]:  I've been there just only one time,
[01:41:18.200 -> 01:41:20.160]:  but you know, I guess it's acceptable.
[01:41:20.160 -> 01:41:23.560]:  All right, let's go LMS, just kidding guys.
[01:41:23.560 -> 01:41:27.520]:  All right, let's go LMS style.
[01:41:27.520 -> 01:41:30.880]:  Is it still in the US world, please, please, please?
[01:41:30.880 -> 01:41:33.400]:  Oh yeah, beautiful.
[01:41:33.400 -> 01:41:35.160]:  This is gonna be good.
[01:41:35.160 -> 01:41:36.640]:  Hey, what up, go to my boy,
[01:41:36.640 -> 01:41:39.440]:  not shit, man, playing some more rest.
[01:41:39.440 -> 01:41:41.040]:  Probably gonna figure out a juicer here in a second,
[01:41:41.040 -> 01:41:43.760]:  but all right, we're in there, guys.
[01:41:43.760 -> 01:41:46.040]:  Let's see what we got a bot here to start off with.
[01:41:46.040 -> 01:41:52.100]:  Yeah, a bot to start off with here.
[01:41:52.100 -> 01:41:54.320]:  He's praying melee, like a scrub.
[01:41:54.320 -> 01:41:55.820]:  Guess what these bots do now.
[01:41:55.820 -> 01:42:04.320]:  Oh, he's switching to melee.
[01:42:04.320 -> 01:42:05.160]:  This guy.
[01:42:05.160 -> 01:42:09.600]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:42:09.600 -> 01:42:11.560]:  Let's finish him off through prayer.
[01:42:11.560 -> 01:42:12.960]:  Oh, yeah, I didn't switch my category.
[01:42:12.960 -> 01:42:14.880]:  Yeah, good point, good point.
[01:42:14.880 -> 01:42:15.960]:  Oh, these bots fucking eat.
[01:42:15.960 -> 01:42:20.960]:  We spent--
[01:42:20.960 -> 01:42:24.280]:  OK, they don't eat consistently, just sometimes.
[01:42:24.280 -> 01:42:25.680]:  That might have been a real player.
[01:42:25.680 -> 01:42:27.880]:  I really don't think it was, though.
[01:42:27.880 -> 01:42:29.200]:  Really don't think it was.
[01:42:29.200 -> 01:42:31.040]:  No, no, no, no way.
[01:42:31.040 -> 01:42:33.200]:  No way as a real player, bro.
[01:42:33.200 -> 01:42:33.800]:  What do you guys think?
[01:42:33.800 -> 01:42:37.080]:  Nah, this got him a little more advanced now.
[01:42:37.080 -> 01:42:41.120]:  Now these guys are all real players.
[01:42:41.120 -> 01:42:44.080]:  I mean, we are about to get into a real fight here.
[01:42:44.080 -> 01:42:45.920]:  Get this money.
[01:42:45.920 -> 01:42:48.920]:  Also, man, Jax, stop.
[01:42:48.920 -> 01:42:52.120]:  Come on, at least somebody pull up or something.
[01:42:52.120 -> 01:42:54.360]:  This guy's about to die here.
[01:42:54.360 -> 01:42:55.120]:  Oh, that's unlucky.
[01:42:55.120 -> 01:42:55.920]:  He just DDS him.
[01:42:55.920 -> 01:42:57.360]:  It's 0 and a 4.
[01:42:57.360 -> 01:42:58.720]:  Oh, she's panicking.
[01:42:58.720 -> 01:43:00.920]:  We're going in with the whips, and she somehow bolts him
[01:43:00.920 -> 01:43:03.400]:  back and puts him lower health than she is.
[01:43:03.400 -> 01:43:05.200]:  He can bolt him again, and he's going to take a hell of damage.
[01:43:05.200 -> 01:43:05.800]:  Nope.
[01:43:05.800 -> 01:43:07.280]:  Somehow tanked it.
[01:43:07.280 -> 01:43:10.040]:  Thank you, Steezy.
[01:43:10.040 -> 01:43:12.200]:  This guy got PK in his name.
[01:43:12.200 -> 01:43:13.120]:  He's that bad, bro.
[01:43:13.120 -> 01:43:14.120]:  No way.
[01:43:14.120 -> 01:43:14.800]:  Just kidding, man.
[01:43:14.800 -> 01:43:20.520]:  I'm going to kick this guy's ass right here.
[01:43:20.520 -> 01:43:21.240]:  Elio.
[01:43:21.240 -> 01:43:23.160]:  Elio PK is going fucking down.
[01:43:23.160 -> 01:43:27.000]:  Going down, boy.
[01:43:27.000 -> 01:43:28.000]:  Try to tell you all.
[01:43:28.000 -> 01:43:29.720]:  Oh, he's pretty bad.
[01:43:29.720 -> 01:43:31.400]:  Hold up.
[01:43:31.400 -> 01:43:33.200]:  OK, in a fight still, he sure is.
[01:43:33.200 -> 01:43:34.120]:  Oh, here comes the opponent.
[01:43:34.120 -> 01:43:43.140]:  Oh, big old fucking, big old fucking, uh, he called.
[01:43:43.140 -> 01:43:46.120]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:43:46.120 -> 01:43:49.100]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:43:49.100 -> 01:43:52.080]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
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[01:44:21.900 -> 01:44:44.720]:  There it is.
[01:44:44.720 -> 01:44:47.700]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:44:47.700 -> 01:44:56.700]:  Wow.
[01:44:56.700 -> 01:44:57.700]:  It's a straight out tank.
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[01:46:41.980 -> 01:46:44.960]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:46:44.960 -> 01:46:46.960]:  Who's your daddy?
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[01:46:58.920 -> 01:47:03.920]:  ♪
[01:47:03.920 -> 01:47:08.920]:  ♪
[01:47:08.920 -> 01:47:13.920]:  ♪
[01:47:13.920 -> 01:47:14.920]:  ♪
[01:47:14.920 -> 01:47:19.920]:  Now the clouds take the light and fall and catch your breath.
[01:47:19.920 -> 01:47:25.920]:  I know you feel the ring from it all, so try and collect yourself now.
[01:47:25.920 -> 01:47:30.920]:  It's just a euphoric calm down.
[01:47:30.920 -> 01:47:31.920]:  ♪
[01:47:31.920 -> 01:47:40.920]:  And you ask me how do you feel when you're away?
[01:47:40.920 -> 01:47:47.920]:  And you ask me how do you pass the days?
[01:47:47.920 -> 01:47:54.920]:  'Cause I can still remember when you were afraid of the dark
[01:47:54.920 -> 01:47:58.220]:  ♪ And I told you to come ♪
[01:47:58.220 -> 01:48:02.220]:  ♪ And you follow where I ask you to go ♪
[01:48:02.220 -> 01:48:06.720]:  ♪ You to go ♪
[01:48:06.720 -> 01:48:10.860]:  ♪ Would you come here to be with me ♪
[01:48:10.860 -> 01:48:13.360]:  ♪ Up in time, you get a shit ♪
[01:48:13.360 -> 01:48:15.180]:  - What?
[01:48:15.180 -> 01:48:18.960]:  ♪ By the way, up into your head ♪
[01:48:18.960 -> 01:48:23.420]:  ♪ So I can make you feel like you're okay ♪
[01:48:23.420 -> 01:48:27.500]:  ♪ Would you come here to spend with me ♪
[01:48:27.500 -> 01:48:31.720]:  ♪ Up in time, you get your dizzy ♪
[01:48:31.720 -> 01:48:35.560]:  ♪ By the way, up into your head ♪
[01:48:35.560 -> 01:48:39.560]:  ♪ So I can make you feel like you're okay ♪
[01:48:39.560 -> 01:48:42.140]:  (gentle music)
[01:48:42.140 -> 01:48:48.280]:  - Holy fucking chip balls.
[01:48:48.280 -> 01:48:50.860]:  (gentle music)
[01:48:50.860 -> 01:48:53.440]:  (gentle music)
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[01:49:43.820 -> 01:49:51.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:49:51.760 -> 01:49:54.760]:  Come on, don't do the, some pussy shit bro.
[01:49:54.760 -> 01:50:15.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:50:15.760 -> 01:50:16.760]:  What is this?
[01:50:16.760 -> 01:50:36.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:50:36.760 -> 01:50:40.760]:  Oh, getting the fucking bin.
[01:50:40.760 -> 01:50:42.760]:  Getting the fucking bin rat.
[01:50:42.760 -> 01:50:44.760]:  Getting the bin rat.
[01:50:44.760 -> 01:50:46.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:50:46.760 -> 01:50:47.760]:  Whoo!
[01:50:47.760 -> 01:50:48.760]:  God damn.
[01:50:48.760 -> 01:50:50.760]:  Alright, nothing else is gonna win that.
[01:50:50.760 -> 01:50:54.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:50:54.760 -> 01:51:00.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:51:00.760 -> 01:51:03.760]:  Hold on, I need.
[01:51:03.760 -> 01:51:07.760]:  That's about all I need right there in the shark.
[01:51:07.760 -> 01:51:09.760]:  Is this gonna be a real fighter here?
[01:51:09.760 -> 01:51:11.760]:  (gentle music)
[01:51:11.760 -> 01:51:15.760]:  Hell yeah.
[01:51:15.760 -> 01:51:17.760]:  I call him a rat 'cause he says CBA.
[01:51:17.760 -> 01:51:20.760]:  Oh, I got one of these bitches, dude. Fuck yeah.
[01:51:20.760 -> 01:51:22.760]:  Alright, fuck this, let's get my dragon to fender.
[01:51:22.760 -> 01:51:25.760]:  I can even find it, dude. Do I have my dragon to fender anywhere?
[01:51:25.760 -> 01:51:28.760]:  Fuck, where'd I drop that, guys?
[01:51:28.760 -> 01:51:30.760]:  Shit me. Oh, I got full ancestral.
[01:51:30.760 -> 01:51:31.760]:  Where's the special top?
[01:51:31.760 -> 01:51:34.760]:  Here we go. Oh, it's a bot, bro, no way.
[01:51:34.760 -> 01:51:36.760]:  Well, these guys are fighting, eh?
[01:51:36.760 -> 01:51:39.760]:  It's a bot? No, that's a real player, level 120.
[01:51:39.760 -> 01:51:42.760]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:51:42.760 -> 01:51:50.760]:  Bro.
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[01:52:02.760 -> 01:52:28.760]:  Is this guy serious?
[01:52:28.760 -> 01:52:30.760]:  No way this guy's legit.
[01:52:30.760 -> 01:52:31.760]:  No way, dude.
[01:52:31.760 -> 01:52:32.760]:  No way.
[01:52:32.760 -> 01:52:33.760]:  I'll be right back.
[01:52:33.760 -> 01:52:35.760]:  There's no way that guy's legit.
[01:52:35.760 -> 01:52:36.760]:  There's no way with the movements.
[01:52:36.760 -> 01:52:37.760]:  I don't think so.
[01:52:37.760 -> 01:52:38.760]:  What was his name?
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[01:56:02.760 -> 01:56:07.760]:  Oh, super air. All right. How you doing, boss man, Jack?
[01:56:07.760 -> 01:56:10.760]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:56:10.760 -> 01:56:12.760]:  A little bit better, Steezy.
[01:56:12.760 -> 01:56:16.760]:  [MUSIC PLAYING]
[01:56:16.760 -> 01:56:19.760]:  That's what I'm saying. You're right.
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[01:56:22.760 -> 01:56:39.760]:  That's banking.
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[01:57:59.760 -> 01:58:02.340]:  (upbeat music)
[01:58:02.340 -> 01:58:21.440]:  ♪ Where are you ♪
[01:58:21.440 -> 01:58:23.780]:  ♪ And I'm so sorry ♪
[01:58:23.780 -> 01:58:26.860]:  ♪ I cannot sleep, I cannot dream tonight ♪
[01:58:26.860 -> 01:58:29.320]:  ♪ I need somebody and always ♪
[01:58:29.320 -> 01:58:30.980]:  - He's running for his life, no way.
[01:58:30.980 -> 01:58:33.260]:  ♪ It's darkness, comes creeping up ♪
[01:58:33.260 -> 01:58:35.520]:  - Come back here, you little force girl.
[01:58:35.520 -> 01:58:36.360]:  We'll give you the wit.
[01:58:36.360 -> 01:58:39.020]:  ♪ I stare, I count it ♪
[01:58:39.020 -> 01:58:41.340]:  ♪ The wets from all the spiders ♪
[01:58:41.340 -> 01:58:44.340]:  ♪ Datching things and eating their insides ♪
[01:58:44.340 -> 01:58:47.580]:  ♪ Like indecision to call you ♪
[01:58:47.580 -> 01:58:49.940]:  ♪ And hear your voice up trees on ♪
[01:58:49.940 -> 01:58:53.220]:  ♪ When you come home and stop his pain tonight ♪
[01:58:53.220 -> 01:58:54.660]:  ♪ Stop his pain tonight ♪
[01:58:54.660 -> 01:58:56.900]:  ♪ Don't wait your time on me ♪
[01:58:56.900 -> 01:59:00.920]:  ♪ You're already the voice inside my eyes ♪
[01:59:00.920 -> 01:59:02.920]:  I
[01:59:02.920 -> 01:59:13.440]:  Gonna log out
[01:59:13.440 -> 01:59:22.840]:  Ah ha ha what the fuck dude really what in the hell just happened he logged out
[01:59:22.840 -> 01:59:28.960]:  He said see you and logged out all right because I still get my key is good
[01:59:28.960 -> 01:59:30.960]:  I
[01:59:30.960 -> 01:59:36.600]:  Know right
[01:59:36.600 -> 01:59:38.280]:  Jeez man
[01:59:38.280 -> 01:59:42.480]:  All right quit too sometimes, but not like that all this ex out of my fine
[01:59:42.480 -> 01:59:45.000]:  I'm not doing good
[01:59:45.000 -> 01:59:47.880]:  But I was the world. That's what I was about to say. It's like they're all this is LMS
[01:59:47.880 -> 01:59:50.880]:  Okay
[01:59:50.880 -> 01:59:53.040]:  I mean sometimes it's good to do that actually
[01:59:53.600 -> 01:59:58.600]:  Some of the most people that win LMS games will use the walls and stuffs their their advantage, but
[01:59:58.600 -> 02:00:23.000]:  This guy's dead already
[02:00:23.000 -> 02:00:25.000]:  Oh
[02:00:25.000 -> 02:00:46.440]:  Come on bro, what is that RNG?
[02:00:46.440 -> 02:00:48.440]:  Oh
[02:00:49.440 -> 02:01:04.240]: , yeah, so far
[02:01:04.240 -> 02:01:06.240]:  Oh
[02:01:06.240 -> 02:01:08.240]:  I
[02:01:08.240 -> 02:01:10.240]:  Oh
[02:01:10.240 -> 02:01:12.240]:  Oh
[02:01:12.240 -> 02:01:14.240]:  Oh
[02:01:14.240 -> 02:01:16.240]:  Oh
[02:01:16.240 -> 02:01:18.240]:  Oh
[02:01:18.240 -> 02:01:20.240]:  Oh
[02:01:43.000 -> 02:01:48.180]:  Holy fucking shit, holy fucking shit. I just got a chance so hard
[02:01:48.180 -> 02:01:50.180]:  I
[02:01:50.180 -> 02:01:52.180]:  Oh
[02:01:52.180 -> 02:01:54.180]:  Oh
[02:01:54.180 -> 02:01:56.180]:  Oh
[02:01:56.180 -> 02:01:58.180]:  Oh
[02:01:58.180 -> 02:02:00.180]:  Oh
[02:02:00.180 -> 02:02:02.180]:  Oh
[02:02:02.180 -> 02:02:04.180]:  Oh
[02:02:04.180 -> 02:02:06.180]:  Oh
[02:02:06.180 -> 02:02:08.180]:  Oh
[02:02:32.100 -> 02:02:34.100]:  False man Jack style you feel me?
[02:02:34.100 -> 02:02:47.100]:  That's right. That's right it is. That's right. No DD in no hide behind walls. I'll do a few fakes here and there, but that's different
[02:02:47.100 -> 02:02:49.100]:  Oh
[02:02:49.100 -> 02:02:51.100]:  Oh
[02:02:51.100 -> 02:02:53.100]:  Oh
[02:02:53.100 -> 02:02:55.100]:  Oh
[02:02:55.100 -> 02:02:57.100]:  Oh
[02:02:57.100 -> 02:02:59.100]:  Oh
[02:02:59.100 -> 02:03:01.100]:  Oh
[02:03:01.100 -> 02:03:03.100]:  Oh
[02:03:03.100 -> 02:03:05.100]:  Oh
[02:03:05.100 -> 02:03:29.300]:  All right, they're fighting and go loot. All right, it's the top two. We'll see you guys are done fighting
[02:03:30.300 -> 02:03:33.600]:  My bad dragon in sapling. All right
[02:03:54.740 -> 02:03:59.980]:  Guys gonna lose this camp in his robes, he's gonna lose
[02:03:59.980 -> 02:04:13.740]:  Oh damn big 40
[02:04:13.740 -> 02:04:15.740]:  Oh
[02:04:15.740 -> 02:04:17.740]:  Oh
[02:04:17.740 -> 02:04:19.740]:  Oh
[02:04:19.740 -> 02:04:21.740]:  Oh
[02:04:22.740 -> 02:04:24.740]:  Between the true
[02:04:24.740 -> 02:04:26.740]:  Oh
[02:04:27.740 -> 02:04:36.740]:  You're by the truth it's all I've never told you back.
[02:04:36.740 -> 02:04:38.740]:  Oh
[02:04:38.740 -> 02:04:40.740]:  Oh
[02:04:40.740 -> 02:04:42.740]:  Oh
[02:04:43.740 -> 02:04:45.740]:  Oh
[02:04:46.740 -> 02:04:48.740]:  Oh
[02:04:49.740 -> 02:04:51.740]:  Oh
[02:04:52.740 -> 02:04:54.740]:  Oh
[02:04:55.740 -> 02:04:57.740]:  Oh
[02:04:57.740 -> 02:04:59.740]:  Oh
[02:04:59.740 -> 02:05:01.740]:  Oh
[02:05:01.740 -> 02:05:01.740]:  Oh
[02:05:01.740 -> 02:05:01.740]:  Oh
[02:05:01.740 -> 02:05:02.740]:  Oh
[02:05:02.740 -> 02:05:04.740]:  Oh
[02:05:04.740 -> 02:05:04.740]:  Oh
[02:05:04.740 -> 02:05:04.740]:  Oh
[02:05:04.740 -> 02:05:05.740]:  Oh
[02:05:05.740 -> 02:05:07.740]:  Oh
[02:05:07.740 -> 02:05:07.740]:  Oh
[02:05:07.740 -> 02:05:07.740]:  Oh
[02:05:07.740 -> 02:05:08.740]:  Oh
[02:05:08.740 -> 02:05:10.740]:  Oh
[02:05:10.740 -> 02:05:10.740]:  Oh
[02:05:10.740 -> 02:05:10.740]:  Oh
[02:05:10.740 -> 02:05:11.740]:  Oh
[02:05:11.740 -> 02:05:13.740]:  Oh
[02:05:13.740 -> 02:05:13.740]:  Oh
[02:05:13.740 -> 02:05:13.740]:  Oh
[02:05:13.740 -> 02:05:14.740]:  Oh
[02:05:14.740 -> 02:05:16.740]:  Oh
[02:05:16.740 -> 02:05:16.740]:  Oh
[02:05:16.740 -> 02:05:16.740]:  Oh
[02:05:16.740 -> 02:05:16.740]:  Oh
[02:05:16.740 -> 02:05:16.740]:  Oh
[02:05:16.740 -> 02:05:17.740]:  Oh
[02:05:17.740 -> 02:05:19.740]:  Oh
[02:05:19.740 -> 02:05:19.740]:  Oh
[02:05:19.740 -> 02:05:19.740]:  Oh
[02:05:19.740 -> 02:05:19.740]:  Oh
[02:05:19.740 -> 02:05:19.740]:  Oh
[02:05:19.740 -> 02:05:19.740]:  Oh
[02:05:19.740 -> 02:05:20.740]:  Oh
[02:05:20.740 -> 02:05:23.160]:  (soft music)
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[02:10:29.440 -> 02:10:33.040]:  Alright, alright, what's everybody doing, man? How's everybody doing?
[02:10:33.040 -> 02:10:36.800]:  Alright, what are we doing here? I'm not gonna play another one of these or not.
[02:10:36.800 -> 02:10:45.760]:  I feel you have money on stake and nothing. Hey, I got my ass kicked earlier.
[02:10:45.760 -> 02:11:14.000]:  I feel two hours to my reload. What up, dick?
[02:11:14.000 -> 02:11:40.560]:  Where in my pocket?
[02:11:40.560 -> 02:11:47.720]:  What? What is this guy talking about? Does anybody know what Netbuzz is talking about?
[02:11:47.720 -> 02:11:54.240]:  Type 1 if you have no idea what Netbuzz is talking about. Like just no clue. Type 1 because
[02:11:54.240 -> 02:12:02.660]:  I just have no clue. So I'm a type of one. And there's no ideas. Some weird, weird, weird
[02:12:02.660 -> 02:12:09.320]:  subliminal message, I guess. You know what I'm saying? I don't know where the rest of
[02:12:09.320 -> 02:12:12.500]:  my chat is, but everyone needs to wake the fuck up. We're gonna boss me in Jack's
[02:12:12.500 -> 02:12:16.400]:  stream. We're about to climb like a motherfucker. On keynote, of course, hopefully.
[02:12:16.400 -> 02:12:24.120]:  If I can get a juicer, that is. Hold on, guys. Let's do this on real quick. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
[02:12:24.120 -> 02:12:29.660]:  There we go. Here's Sonaris. Oh, you're good, brother. You're good, bro. All right, guys.
[02:12:29.660 -> 02:12:49.900]:  guys. Oh, that's cool shit. Hey, COVID, how you doing boss? What's up, man? How you doing,
[02:12:49.900 -> 02:13:15.780]:  brother? How you been brother? How you been? I don't think I got any juice available,
[02:13:15.780 -> 02:13:30.060]:  I'm trying to find some. What's up? All you did, is he here? I don't see him anywhere. Is
[02:13:30.060 -> 02:13:59.580]:  he here in game or something? Oh yeah. Oh, and guys. Here we go.
[02:13:59.580 -> 02:14:07.300]:  Oh, okay. I see.
[02:14:07.300 -> 02:14:35.580]:  Alright, we are getting some juice guys. Wish me fucking luck as we need it. I'm feeling
[02:14:35.580 -> 02:14:40.080]:  kind of lucky right now. We've been at least an hour since I've gambled. Kind of feel a
[02:14:40.080 -> 02:14:43.680]:  little lucky. Like we're gonna get in there and do some work maybe. Hopefully.
[02:14:43.680 -> 02:15:09.360]:  Really dice. I've never climbed with that before but I'm gonna make a call real quick.
[02:15:09.360 -> 02:15:14.520]:  I hope so all dirty. Not really now.
[02:15:14.520 -> 02:15:17.100]:  (upbeat music)
[02:15:17.100 -> 02:15:20.940]:  (singing in foreign language)
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[02:15:23.520 -> 02:15:27.520]:  (singing in foreign language)
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[02:15:33.180 -> 02:15:35.760]:  (upbeat music)
[02:16:01.720 -> 02:16:04.320]:  - All right, I'm back, guys, sorry about that.
[02:16:04.320 -> 02:16:05.420]:  Quick phone call.
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[02:16:08.000 -> 02:16:13.900]:  (indistinct)
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[02:16:29.660 -> 02:16:39.560]:  (upbeat music)
[02:16:39.560 -> 02:16:41.820]:  All right, we got a stake now.
[02:16:44.980 -> 02:16:46.880]:  You tell all your friends.
[02:16:46.880 -> 02:16:49.380]:  God do my head.
[02:16:49.380 -> 02:16:52.500]:  Yeah, get down, why not?
[02:16:52.500 -> 02:16:54.540]:  That sounds at least, quarter least.
[02:16:54.540 -> 02:16:59.680]:  God, y'all go to my head.
[02:16:59.680 -> 02:17:02.420]:  There you go.
[02:17:02.420 -> 02:17:07.840]:  (humming)
[02:17:07.840 -> 02:17:10.100]:  (humming)
[02:17:10.100 -> 02:17:22.720]:  Oh yeah, it is, enjoy.
[02:17:22.720 -> 02:17:24.020]:  Enjoy the ganja, my boy.
[02:17:24.020 -> 02:17:28.800]:  Stave losing my damn vapes.
[02:17:28.800 -> 02:17:30.640]:  There it goes.
[02:17:30.640 -> 02:17:31.820]:  Nice, nice, nice.
[02:17:31.820 -> 02:17:34.560]:  Pounding it, there you go.
[02:17:34.560 -> 02:17:35.560]:  One pound it is.
[02:17:36.000 -> 02:17:38.580]:  (upbeat music)
[02:17:38.580 -> 02:17:47.780]:  I'm gonna tell you all, friends.
[02:17:47.780 -> 02:17:50.360]:  (upbeat music)
[02:17:50.360 -> 02:17:59.900]:  Thank you very much to the world,
[02:17:59.900 -> 02:18:01.420]:  I appreciate that brother.
[02:18:01.420 -> 02:18:04.000]:  (upbeat music)
[02:18:05.000 -> 02:18:08.800]:  Mm, I might just say a mania feature
[02:18:08.800 -> 02:18:11.280]:  or a candy blitz feature.
[02:18:11.280 -> 02:18:12.600]:  Let's take a vote on it.
[02:18:12.600 -> 02:18:14.960]:  I think I know which one's gonna pass, but let's see.
[02:18:14.960 -> 02:18:17.540]:  (upbeat music)
[02:18:17.540 -> 02:18:23.260]:  Sayin' mania.
[02:18:23.260 -> 02:18:25.840]:  (upbeat music)
[02:18:25.840 -> 02:18:31.040]:  All right guys, vote in the poll if y'all would.
[02:18:31.040 -> 02:18:33.200]:  If y'all aren't too lazy, vote in the poll.
[02:18:33.200 -> 02:18:34.040]:  Oh, what the hell?
[02:18:34.040 -> 02:18:35.640]:  Slushy party's not an option.
[02:18:35.640 -> 02:18:37.720]:  Don't vote for Slushy party.
[02:18:37.720 -> 02:18:39.600]:  That wasn't supposed to be an option.
[02:18:39.600 -> 02:18:42.180]:  (upbeat music)
[02:18:42.180 -> 02:18:46.420]:  Ah, there's some Slushy party votes on week.
[02:18:46.420 -> 02:18:48.120]:  (laughs)
[02:18:48.120 -> 02:18:49.240]:  What the fuck, guys?
[02:18:49.240 -> 02:18:50.320]:  Stop.
[02:18:50.320 -> 02:18:51.640]:  I'm not going to Slushy party.
[02:18:51.640 -> 02:18:55.160]:  All right, fine, it's an option too then.
[02:18:55.160 -> 02:18:57.440]:  I know, right?
[02:18:57.440 -> 02:19:00.020]:  (upbeat music)
[02:19:00.020 -> 02:19:03.100]:  (upbeat music)
[02:19:03.100 -> 02:19:04.460]:  I'm gonna threaten to delete my kick.
[02:19:04.460 -> 02:19:07.740]:  I threatened to get banned pussy.
[02:19:07.740 -> 02:19:09.620]:  Don't tell me I threatened anything.
[02:19:09.620 -> 02:19:10.460]:  I don't threaten nothing.
[02:19:10.460 -> 02:19:12.620]:  I just am subset of the time I say I'm gonna delete it
[02:19:12.620 -> 02:19:14.580]:  and I thankfully never have.
[02:19:14.580 -> 02:19:21.220]:  Time to make up for being signed and saying and yeah.
[02:19:21.220 -> 02:19:23.680]:  Yo, go say to embossment.
[02:19:23.680 -> 02:19:25.900]:  Got the LTC coming through.
[02:19:25.900 -> 02:19:27.700]:  Hopefully it doesn't take a while.
[02:19:27.700 -> 02:19:37.060]: , same. Alright.
[02:19:37.060 -> 02:19:39.720]:  (tense music)
[02:19:39.720 -> 02:19:57.460]:  Two hours until I reload.
[02:19:57.460 -> 02:20:04.500]:  Alright we're gonna do the same any F feature then.
[02:20:04.500 -> 02:20:06.300]:  We're off the rip.
[02:20:06.300 -> 02:20:07.820]:  Yeah let's see if there's any more,
[02:20:07.820 -> 02:20:09.120]:  any new pragmatics yet.
[02:20:09.120 -> 02:20:13.220]:  But there's a new one.
[02:20:13.220 -> 02:20:14.500]:  Some sort.
[02:20:14.500 -> 02:20:15.420]:  But there is.
[02:20:15.420 -> 02:20:18.900]:  Yeah, oh no.
[02:20:18.900 -> 02:20:20.940]:  Just the ones that's been there.
[02:20:20.940 -> 02:20:22.400]:  Money man, make a ways.
[02:20:22.400 -> 02:20:29.500]:  Oh, the money thing guys, wish me luck.
[02:20:29.500 -> 02:20:30.660]:  Here we fucking go.
[02:20:30.660 -> 02:20:34.580]:  Same, here we go.
[02:20:36.180 -> 02:20:37.020]:  Hopefully that was about to say,
[02:20:37.020 -> 02:20:37.980]:  \Media
[02:20:37.980 -> 02:20:38.800]:  Let's see.
[02:20:38.800 -> 02:20:42.780]:  And I made eight bucks in my last 40.
[02:20:42.780 -> 02:20:45.020]:  This one might hit hard, hopefully.
[02:20:45.020 -> 02:20:45.960]:  Let's get it guys.
[02:20:45.960 -> 02:20:50.540]:  Three scatters, typical standard.
[02:20:50.540 -> 02:20:53.580]:  Here we go, wish me luck guys.
[02:20:53.580 -> 02:21:01.140]:  Oh yeah, nice.
[02:21:01.140 -> 02:21:07.220]: , very nice, very nice right there.
[02:21:07.220 -> 02:21:08.220]:  That's good.
[02:21:09.220 -> 02:21:10.220]:  Nice.
[02:21:10.220 -> 02:21:15.220]:  Nice.
[02:21:15.220 -> 02:21:22.220]:  Come on, nice.
[02:21:22.220 -> 02:21:27.220]:  Very nice, very nice right there.
[02:21:27.220 -> 02:21:28.220]:  That's good.
[02:21:28.220 -> 02:21:33.220]:  Come on, we need some fun combos.
[02:21:33.220 -> 02:21:35.220]:  Come on bitch, come on bitch.
[02:21:35.220 -> 02:21:37.220]:  Four spins to hit hard.
[02:21:37.220 -> 02:21:38.220]:  Come on.
[02:21:38.220 -> 02:21:39.220]:  Thank you brother.
[02:21:39.220 -> 02:21:43.220]:  Not looking great man with three spins though, it's not.
[02:21:43.220 -> 02:21:46.220]:  Not looking great.
[02:21:46.220 -> 02:21:48.220]:  Nope, it's not.
[02:21:48.220 -> 02:21:50.220]:  Come on.
[02:21:50.220 -> 02:21:57.220]:  Yes, big old men coming in.
[02:21:57.220 -> 02:21:58.220]:  Old men coming in maybe.
[02:21:58.220 -> 02:22:00.220]:  Nope, yes.
[02:22:00.220 -> 02:22:01.220]:  Come on.
[02:22:01.220 -> 02:22:02.220]:  Monkeys are in.
[02:22:04.220 -> 02:22:06.220]:  Two spins left to hit hard.
[02:22:06.220 -> 02:22:09.220]:  We do have time 16 out there.
[02:22:09.220 -> 02:22:10.220]:  Come on.
[02:22:10.220 -> 02:22:13.220]:  Oh, nice red hit.
[02:22:13.220 -> 02:22:14.220]:  Come on.
[02:22:14.220 -> 02:22:18.220]:  Come on, last spin, please hit hard.
[02:22:18.220 -> 02:22:21.220]:  Retrigget, retrigget.
[02:22:21.220 -> 02:22:26.220]:  Retrigget that, retrigget that, profit.
[02:22:26.220 -> 02:22:27.220]:  Let's take it, we take it.
[02:22:27.220 -> 02:22:30.220]:  Damn, no retrig, bro.
[02:22:30.220 -> 02:22:31.220]:  We take that though, profit.
[02:22:32.220 -> 02:22:33.220]:  Let's do one more of those then.
[02:22:33.220 -> 02:22:39.220]:  Let me take it.
[02:22:39.220 -> 02:22:44.220]:  Now we take that.
[02:22:44.220 -> 02:22:46.220]:  One more of those.
[02:22:46.220 -> 02:22:47.220]:  Here we go.
[02:22:59.220 -> 02:23:12.220]:  Wow, double scatter. We need a retrigg on this one badly. We need a fucking retrigg on this one. There's no no hope without a retrigg, I don't think. I mean, maybe, but, probably not likely.
[02:23:12.220 -> 02:23:17.220]:  Come on.
[02:23:22.220 -> 02:23:52.220]:  C'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon
[02:23:52.220 -> 02:24:21.580]:  Yes, sir. Come on. Come on, man. No, I just like the music. Not really an interesting story.
[02:24:21.580 -> 02:24:33.560]:  I have to think about though, maybe. That's a good hit. My big fiber here, please hit. More
[02:24:33.560 -> 02:24:48.000]:  fiber. Yeah, boy! Tender. God damn it, man. Fuck you, pussy. God fucking damn it. Come
[02:24:48.000 -> 02:24:59.880]:  on, man. Yes, let's go. We needed that. The fiber here. The fiber here? Come on, one
[02:24:59.880 -> 02:25:10.240]:  more fiber. What are you doing? Bro, no fucking way. What the fuck is that, dude? What the fuck
[02:25:10.240 -> 02:25:28.160]:  is that dude, here we go, here we go, come on dude what the fuck is that, what the fuck
[02:25:28.160 -> 02:25:33.760]:  is that, what the fuck is that, what the fuck is that, what the fuck is that, what the
[02:25:33.760 -> 02:25:39.840]:  fuck is that dude, what the fuck is that, bullshit dude, I just lost everything bro,
[02:25:39.840 -> 02:25:44.600]:  what the fuck is that man, this shit is so fucking rigged bro, I'm gonna fuck my life
[02:25:44.600 -> 02:25:55.520]:  dude, wow dude, that's some fucking bullshit dude, my life is fucking garbage, this fucking
[02:25:55.520 -> 02:26:08.320]:  garbage dude, my life fucking sucks dude.
[02:26:08.320 -> 02:26:24.320]:  I'm gonna fuck my life, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this
[02:26:24.320 -> 02:26:52.160]:  shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this
[02:26:52.160 -> 02:26:59.160]:  fucking shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit, this fucking shit,
[02:26:59.160 -> 02:27:01.740]:  (upbeat music)
[02:27:01.740 -> 02:27:06.740]:  ♪ It's the world in the summer ♪
[02:27:06.740 -> 02:27:11.240]:  ♪ It's the world in the summer ♪
[02:27:11.240 -> 02:27:16.240]:  ♪ It's the world in the summer ♪
[02:27:16.240 -> 02:27:21.240]:  ♪ There's happy songs on the radio ♪
[02:27:21.240 -> 02:27:28.240]:  ♪ And all the women, girls, and girls with women ♪
[02:27:28.240 -> 02:27:34.240]:  ♪ On women who don't really care ♪
[02:27:35.240 -> 02:27:40.240]:  ♪♪♪♪♪
[02:27:41.240 -> 02:27:43.740]:  ♪ Cut my brain and have this fears ♪
[02:27:43.740 -> 02:27:45.240]:  ♪ I want to smash my face ♪
[02:27:45.240 -> 02:27:46.740]:  ♪ Since nothing but years ♪
[02:27:46.740 -> 02:27:48.240]:  ♪ I want to make my dream ♪
[02:27:48.240 -> 02:27:51.240]:  ♪ With a little red stain tonight ♪
[02:27:51.240 -> 02:27:54.240]:  ♪ Take my head ♪
[02:27:54.240 -> 02:27:55.740]:  ♪ 'Cause it's what I want ♪
[02:27:55.740 -> 02:27:57.240]:  ♪ I want to fall asleep ♪
[02:27:57.240 -> 02:27:58.740]:  ♪ When the TV on ♪
[02:27:58.740 -> 02:28:00.240]:  ♪ With the house burned down ♪
[02:28:00.240 -> 02:28:02.240]:  ♪ Just go up with me inside ♪
[02:28:02.240 -> 02:28:06.240]:  ♪ That's my name ♪
[02:28:07.240 -> 02:28:28.240]:  Just a little longer ride, don't care what time it is, and no one else feels so badly, or wrong, is a sad number of ten.
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[02:36:02.240 -> 02:36:13.240]:  Who wants to hear a funny story? Who knows the streamer Chunky in the chat? That guy has thrown some serious shade at me, has disrespected me.
[02:36:13.240 -> 02:36:27.240]:  So apparently he was streaming last night guys, and he got up to 9K. He then said, \Do I cash out to get a civic chat? Do I cash out to get a civic trying to mock me and shit?\" Five minutes later he lost it all."
[02:36:27.240 -> 02:36:38.240]:  Let's go buddy. That's that instant karma right there. That's that instant fucking karma. That is that instant fucking karma.
[02:36:38.240 -> 02:36:53.240]:  Karma's a bitch my boy. It really is. It is, it is. Yep. Fucking rat. As I said, God said, \You don't fuck with Austin. He's never done anything wrong to you.\""
[02:36:53.240 -> 02:36:59.240]:  Now, give me all your gold back. Give me all your fucking state cash back. Whatever he's on.
[02:36:59.240 -> 02:37:03.240]:  Anyway, I'll be right back. I gotta call someone. I'm trying to get some juice. Hold on guys.
[02:37:03.240 -> 02:37:11.240]:  There we go from here. Turn all the lights down now.
[02:37:11.240 -> 02:37:16.240]:  Smile from here to here. I'm feeling it. I'm feeling it. I've really just got you out.
[02:37:16.240 -> 02:37:21.240]:  I'm feeling it. Show me the bedroom for. I'm feeling it. Show me the bathroom here.
[02:37:21.240 -> 02:37:27.240]:  I'm feeling it. We're taking this way too small. I'm feeling it. Take me away from here.
[02:37:27.240 -> 02:37:29.200]:  ♪ I'm feeling it big ♪
[02:37:29.200 -> 02:37:31.840]:  ♪ I feel assured this time ♪
[02:37:31.840 -> 02:37:34.100]:  ♪ Your smile fades in the summer ♪
[02:37:34.100 -> 02:37:37.440]:  ♪ It's your hand in mine ♪
[02:37:37.440 -> 02:37:40.260]:  ♪ I'll leave where I want to be ♪
[02:37:40.260 -> 02:37:43.740]:  ♪ That's the Lord, that's the Lord, that's the Lord ♪
[02:37:43.740 -> 02:37:45.880]:  ♪ I'll leave the Lord's place ♪
[02:37:45.880 -> 02:37:50.880]:  ♪ That's the Lord, that's the Lord, that's the Lord ♪
[02:37:50.880 -> 02:37:52.880]:  ♪ This place is never the same again ♪
[02:37:52.880 -> 02:37:54.180]:  ♪ After you came and went ♪
[02:37:54.180 -> 02:37:57.460]:  ♪ How can you say you meant anything different to anyone ♪
[02:37:57.460 -> 02:38:00.260]:  ♪ Standing alone on the street with a cigarette ♪
[02:38:00.260 -> 02:38:01.800]:  ♪ On different nights we met ♪
[02:38:01.800 -> 02:38:04.420]:  ♪ Up to the past and remember a smile ♪
[02:38:04.420 -> 02:38:07.240]:  ♪ And maybe tonight I can breathe for a while ♪
[02:38:07.240 -> 02:38:09.660]:  ♪ I'm not in the sea, I think I'm falling asleep ♪
[02:38:09.660 -> 02:38:13.040]:  ♪ But then all that I need is all always be dreaming of you ♪
[02:38:13.040 -> 02:38:16.240]:  ♪ Should we feel sure of this? ♪
[02:38:16.240 -> 02:38:18.740]:  ♪ Smile, fade to the summer ♪
[02:38:18.740 -> 02:38:23.740]:  ♪ If it's your head in, I know I'll leave when I'm running ♪
[02:38:23.740 -> 02:38:27.140]:  ♪ And I need to feel sure of this time ♪
[02:38:27.140 -> 02:38:29.240]:  ♪ Smile, fade to the summer ♪
[02:38:29.240 -> 02:38:35.240]:  ♪ If it's your head in, I know I'll leave when I'm running ♪
[02:38:35.240 -> 02:38:38.240]:  ♪ And I need to feel sure of this time ♪
[02:38:38.240 -> 02:38:40.240]:  ♪ I need to feel sure of this time ♪
[02:38:40.240 -> 02:38:46.240]:  ♪ If it's your head in, I know I'll leave when I'm running ♪
[02:38:46.240 -> 02:38:49.240]:  ♪ And I need to feel sure of this time ♪
[02:38:49.240 -> 02:38:53.240]:  ♪ If it's your head in, I'll leave when I'm running ♪
[02:38:53.240 -> 02:38:56.740]:  ♪ If you can't feel it, I know I'll leave when I'm running ♪
[02:38:56.740 -> 02:39:01.740]:  Alright guys, well, I still got a couple hours for my reload, yeah.
[02:39:01.740 -> 02:39:08.240]:  ♪ If it's your head in, I'll leave when I'm running ♪
[02:39:08.240 -> 02:39:13.740]:  Hey, thanks for pinning that, whoever did that.
[02:39:13.740 -> 02:39:22.740]:  ♪♪
[02:39:22.740 -> 02:39:24.740]:  Oh, well, thank you very much.
[02:39:24.740 -> 02:39:40.740]:  ♪♪
[02:39:40.740 -> 02:39:43.740]:  I was able to try it one more time.
[02:39:43.740 -> 02:39:47.740]:  ♪ Maybe we're just trying too hard ♪
[02:39:47.740 -> 02:39:51.740]:  ♪ When really it's closer than it is too far ♪
[02:39:51.740 -> 02:39:56.740]:  ♪ 'Cause I'm into deep and I'm trying to keep ♪
[02:39:56.740 -> 02:40:00.740]:  ♪ Pop a ball in my head instead of going under ♪
[02:40:00.740 -> 02:40:04.740]:  ♪ 'Cause I'm into deep and I'm trying to keep ♪
[02:40:04.740 -> 02:40:08.740]:  ♪ Pop a ball in my head instead of going under ♪
[02:40:08.740 -> 02:40:12.740]:  I forgive you boss, you seem to be pretty cool man.
[02:40:12.740 -> 02:40:19.740]:  ♪♪♪
[02:40:19.740 -> 02:40:22.740]:  ♪ Seems like he's time I'm with you I live my mind ♪
[02:40:22.740 -> 02:40:26.740]:  ♪ Because I'm getting it over backwards to a mate ♪
[02:40:26.740 -> 02:40:30.740]:  ♪ It's one thing to complain but when you're driving me ♪
[02:40:30.740 -> 02:40:34.740]:  ♪ It's saying well then I'll take it time that we took a break ♪
[02:40:34.740 -> 02:40:38.740]:  ♪ Maybe we're just flying too hard ♪
[02:40:38.740 -> 02:40:42.740]:  ♪ When really it's closer than it is before ♪
[02:40:42.740 -> 02:40:46.740]:  Do I get another jump?
[02:40:46.740 -> 02:40:50.740]:  ♪ To keep a pop up of my head ♪
[02:40:50.740 -> 02:40:54.740]:  ♪ Instead of going under 'cause I'm into deep ♪
[02:40:54.740 -> 02:40:58.740]:  ♪ And I try to keep a pop up on my head ♪
[02:40:58.740 -> 02:41:01.740]:  ♪ Instead of going under step ♪
[02:41:01.740 -> 02:41:05.740]:  What's up, Game Boy? You doing today, boss?
[02:41:05.740 -> 02:41:09.740]:  ♪ And I'm going under ♪
[02:41:09.740 -> 02:41:12.740]:  Alright, we got some light going coming in as far as I'm concerned.
[02:41:12.740 -> 02:41:15.740]:  Oh, can we just second?
[02:41:15.740 -> 02:41:17.740]:  Go.
[02:41:17.740 -> 02:41:25.740]:  This is the one we're climbing with, bro. We have to.
[02:41:25.740 -> 02:41:31.740]:  ♪
[02:41:31.740 -> 02:41:33.740]:  Hey, no, hold on.
[02:41:33.740 -> 02:41:38.740]:  Hell, no, I've been losing all day today, but I got up pretty fat at one point and then lost it all really quick.
[02:41:38.740 -> 02:41:42.740]:  So, trying to get that back somehow if we can.
[02:41:42.740 -> 02:41:45.740]:  Do what happens.
[02:41:45.740 -> 02:41:48.740]:  I'm gonna get my reload till two hours from now.
[02:41:48.740 -> 02:41:51.740]:  Up to the vault, nope.
[02:41:51.740 -> 02:41:54.740]:  Alright. Hopefully, bro, man.
[02:41:54.740 -> 02:41:55.740]:  I'm hoping, dude.
[02:41:55.740 -> 02:42:01.740]:  I have 15 cents here I can put on a keynote.
[02:42:01.740 -> 02:42:06.740]:  Nope. Of course not.
[02:42:06.740 -> 02:42:21.740]:  I got 40 bucks coming in here in a few minutes.
[02:42:21.740 -> 02:42:24.740]:  Really aw shit.
[02:42:24.740 -> 02:42:26.740]:  Yeah. It's tough, man.
[02:42:26.740 -> 02:42:30.740]:  You go through a lot of losses until you hit that big one win streak on there.
[02:42:30.740 -> 02:42:34.740]:  Seems like...
[02:42:34.740 -> 02:42:41.740]:  Oh my god.
[02:42:41.740 -> 02:42:50.740]:  It is easy. It is.
[02:42:50.740 -> 02:42:52.740]:  It is pretty rough.
[02:42:52.740 -> 02:42:54.740]:  It can be super rewarding though.
[02:42:54.740 -> 02:42:59.740]:  It is. You gotta be a different breed to hang in there at times.
[02:42:59.740 -> 02:43:01.740]:  It feels like you're getting bullied at times.
[02:43:01.740 -> 02:43:05.740]:  A lot of times it feels like you're getting grapes fed to you
[02:43:05.740 -> 02:43:07.740]:  where you kick back with your feet up.
[02:43:07.740 -> 02:43:11.980]:  It's like win win win win win loss win win win but
[02:43:11.980 -> 02:43:15.460]:  It's not all time for sure
[02:43:15.460 -> 02:43:19.100]:  Like being on steroids there you go
[02:43:19.100 -> 02:43:23.300]:  I was actually thinking about
[02:43:23.300 -> 02:43:28.460]:  Your mom, but I know dude. I'm sorry, bro. It was like a one-time thing. It was a one-time thing
[02:43:28.460 -> 02:43:35.700]:  I'm sorry, bro. I'm sorry. It was only one time. I'm just kidding game. I'm just kidding man. I'm just kidding
[02:43:37.020 -> 02:43:39.780]:  Highest ring is a what diamond I think let's see
[02:43:39.780 -> 02:43:47.020]:  Diamond my friends get the way to like 10 mil or something
[02:43:47.020 -> 02:44:01.300]:  What is this now what he looks like is that a big chunky looks like
[02:44:01.300 -> 02:44:05.260]:  This is what he dresses like
[02:44:06.260 -> 02:44:08.740]: , oh wow
[02:44:08.740 -> 02:44:19.980]:  Merkham
[02:44:19.980 -> 02:44:27.900]:  Some weird game streamer that box shit about me throw shade on me and shit for whatever reason I
[02:44:28.980 -> 02:44:35.760]:  Guess he was up to 9k last night and if you if you know my streams you know about the whole civic thing
[02:44:35.760 -> 02:44:39.400]:  He said should I buy a civic chat should I buy a civic with this money and?
[02:44:39.400 -> 02:44:44.780]:  Then five minutes later. He lost all the 9,000 he lost at all
[02:44:44.780 -> 02:44:48.040]:  Like that's the instant karma right there my boy
[02:44:48.040 -> 02:44:51.140]:  Karma's a bitch
[02:44:51.140 -> 02:44:55.300]:  They're mocking me yeah exactly
[02:44:56.300 -> 02:44:58.300]:  Oh
[02:44:58.300 -> 02:45:01.800]:  Reserve Dell pretty much yeah
[02:45:01.800 -> 02:45:07.540]:  My like when you can do it. Yep
[02:45:07.540 -> 02:45:11.340]:  Well
[02:45:11.340 -> 02:45:13.980]:  They said we not talk to you about someone did nothing to him. I
[02:45:13.980 -> 02:45:18.140]:  Know karma the karma God's spoke. I
[02:45:18.140 -> 02:45:21.780]:  Don't know anything. I don't know. I've never watched the streams
[02:45:21.780 -> 02:45:28.140]:  No, it's not another job. You're right
[02:45:28.140 -> 02:45:31.640]:  Not good energy. It's very negative. I
[02:45:31.640 -> 02:45:34.460]:  Don't I don't watch anybody
[02:45:34.460 -> 02:45:40.540]:  You can go to anybody's stream right now. Look at my watch time. It'll be non-existent or very small
[02:45:40.540 -> 02:45:46.900]:  What is that okay, I don't know what that is
[02:45:49.060 -> 02:45:55.340]:  Obsidian I think that might be stake.com, but on stick to us. I think it only goes up to what diamond? Oh 40's in guys with me luck
[02:45:55.340 -> 02:45:58.180]:  There's 20 features somewhere
[02:45:58.180 -> 02:46:03.660]:  It's all I princess. Oh, okay, okay
[02:46:03.660 -> 02:46:09.580]:  All right 20 dollar feature on starlight here we go
[02:46:09.580 -> 02:46:12.980]:  Well, it's all I princess 1000
[02:46:12.980 -> 02:46:15.220]:  Here we go with me luck
[02:46:15.260 -> 02:46:18.320]:  Laura be with me. Laura be with me. Here we go guys
[02:46:18.320 -> 02:46:23.020]:  Come on give me something
[02:46:23.020 -> 02:46:25.300]:  Come on give me something starlight
[02:46:25.300 -> 02:46:32.340]:  Come on, bitch. What the fuck is this? There we go times four with ten spins left. Wow
[02:46:32.340 -> 02:46:36.300]:  Definitely not a good start. We need a re-trig
[02:46:42.300 -> 02:46:47.340]:  What the fuck what the fuck dude no way, man. What the hell is this dude?
[02:46:47.340 -> 02:46:50.740]:  Bunch of bullshit, dude
[02:46:50.740 -> 02:46:56.480]:  No multi go fucking figure
[02:46:56.480 -> 02:47:02.900]:  All the Sun's just gonna hit just one more you know go figure
[02:47:02.900 -> 02:47:08.580]:  Holy shit fuck you starlight
[02:47:10.540 -> 02:47:14.900]:  Wow, dude, what the fuck was that? That'd have like 12 times and 15
[02:47:14.900 -> 02:47:20.400]:  What the fuck was that dude? What the fuck was that dude? What the fuck was that?
[02:47:20.400 -> 02:47:31.360]:  Oh my god, what the fuck's going on
[02:47:31.360 -> 02:47:34.600]:  Come on man
[02:47:34.600 -> 02:47:36.880]:  Wow, that's ridiculous
[02:47:36.880 -> 02:47:39.660]:  Wow, that's fucking retarded shit in a way
[02:47:40.660 -> 02:47:44.940]:  Dude, I'm getting fucking robbed today, dude. I'm getting fucking robbed, dude
[02:47:44.940 -> 02:47:49.700]:  I'm getting fucking robbed, bro. This is daylight robbery in this finest form, dude
[02:47:49.700 -> 02:47:54.600]:  I'm getting fucking robbed, bro. It doesn't matter where I go. Do you know lose it all dude? It doesn't matter
[02:47:54.600 -> 02:47:58.540]:  Just fucking donate that shit, dude. God damn dude. What the fuck is that?
[02:47:58.540 -> 02:48:06.980]:  Here's another one here another one
[02:48:07.620 -> 02:48:09.620]:  Oh
[02:48:09.620 -> 02:48:17.060]:  Wow, wow dude, wow man thousands, dude
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