Bryan Green

Kim K has some of this art.

And if you look at some of this art, it's a little strange.

It just is.

She did, right out, like walking down the street, right?

No, it was out of her hotel room.

Oh, that's right.

Who was the... Remember we saw that one video of the lady who was robbed of her jewels, like right on the... Tried to be kidnapped off the street, and her dad got involved, and he almost died, and the whole... Anyway...

This world is really weird.

And I start looking into Salma Hayek, when I'm doing some research for the Pink Panthers, I start looking into Salma Hayek, Gucci, this guy, you know, Penal, who's really like...

The wealthiest of the wealthy.

I mean, aristocrat.

Wealthy of the wealthy.

Is it fun, though, is my question.

Because when I start looking into Padal, and I start looking into Salma Hayek, I start realizing just how connected they are to all of the other aristocrats, these extraordinarily wealthy Bezos, Musks, Epsteins of the world.

And it really started to like,

It started to make me realize that there is this crust on the top of our society right now that is largely driving the narrative, the conversations, the things we think about, the things we do.

If you think for one second that Elon Musk bought Twitter because he is some champion of free speech, you're wrong-headed on this.

Like Joe Rogan, I've heard him say this before, you know, thank you Elon for buying Twitter.

Twitter.

So now we can all say what we want to say.