Taylor Sheridan

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364 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 29 Jun

Taylor Sheridan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Also, do you see Archie right now?
Oh, yeah. In Australia, the wildlife tries to kill you. In America, the weather tries to kill you. Yeah, it's kind of wild. There is not a single part of this country where you don't have to worry about at least one natural disaster. That's true. There are volcanoes. There are tornadoes. There are hurricanes. There is nowhere safe.
Well, I might have some questions for you this week because we're I'm researching the Philadelphia experiment, which probably didn't happen. But we're going to find out if it did. I might have some questions for you about, you know, naval history and procedure.
Also, I did read the the emergency preparedness document. And Kellen, I would love to work with you on turning that into a book.
at the very least an ebook but like with your name your name on it if you want or a pseudonym but point would be that you would get some some revenue from it yeah that'd be so uh and that's it's very easy to do an ebook um and if we can make enough copies of an ebook then you can easily sell it as a physical um I think that would be the way to do it.
Wait, Three Gorges is China, but yeah, Russia would definitely get the smoke. What was he talking about, Three Gorges? GBU-57.
I'm trying to figure out what's going on. Oh, yep. Yep. The mop? Precision-guided 30,000-pound bunker buster bomb used by the United States Air Force. Substantially larger than the deepest penetrating bunker busters previously available, the 5,000-pound GBU-28 and 37. It's literally just a 20-foot long bomb dropped from what appears to be a B-2.
Aiden, look at the size of that thing compared to the B-2 that's dropping. Oh, wow. Yeah, that's nuts. Yeah, the thing about the Three Gorges Dam is that if you blow it up, it basically floods it. That's one of the bigger problems China has. Yeah. Their infrastructure is not as resilient as ours is. Which is hilarious because our infrastructure is a problem.
It's part of the reason I'm keeping the Jeep.
And now I've got this JonBenet Ramsey thing to cover, and that's going to take a year?
I don't know anymore, man. My opinion on UFOs is that they're probably experimental aircraft. It's what would make the most sense. I would be very surprised if aliens were able to get here and then not avoid detection. Unless they want to be detected. Yeah, but why? What do they want? Let's be realistic, Aiden. Aliens land, people are going to want to do one of two things to them.
One of them is eat. The other one is where it gets complicated.
I think kill is probably bottom of the list. Well, you do have to kill to eat, so... Yeah, but like... If you're even vaguely civilized, at least. That's true. I wouldn't hunt them for sport, but I might hunt them for food.
Maybe we're depicting them wrong. Maybe they're made of filet mignon. Maybe the aliens are thick and juicy in all the right ways.
You ever seen a wild cow?
I think so. Amanda, if you're watching and you want to tell me what that meant, please do.
That would be my thinking, is that it very much could be that the Pentagon genuinely does not know what these are, and they're still ours.
Dude, I'm telling you, whether it's a civil war or we get invaded or what, I'm taking down one of those drones with a net and then I am going to hold it up and laugh in the operator's face. And I'm going to hit it with a club. I'm going to hold up and be like, ooga booga, ooga booga, and then hit it with a club.
I'll make sure it doesn't have C4 on it.
I'm going to be like, you thought I was going to use something high tech? No, here's a net and a baseball bat.
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