Episode 3058 CWSA 12/31/25
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What health issues does the host mention at the start of the episode?
Well, we'll see how this goes. My cough is under control, but I do get a little bit dizzy if I talk too much. So we'll do the best we can. I apologize for my voice. It will not get better. Good morning, everybody. Let's do the simultaneous sip, and we'll see how far we get. I know why you're here. Last one of the year. All you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank, a shelf, a sign, a canteen, a jug, a flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. Enjoy me now for the unparalleled pleasure. The top of each other's day. The thing that makes everything better is called the simultaneous sip. It happens now.
Terrific. Well, let's jump right into it, shall we? Apparently, I'm very good at guessing how many calendars I'll sell in a year, because we got right up to the limit, but still a few more. So I wouldn't wait. If you don't have your delivery calendar, amazon.com is the only place you can get it. How about some end-of-year predictions? I always hate those, but they seem traditional. I'm going to say the obvious. 2026 will be the year of the self-driving car. I don't believe there will be robot ballers, so I'm going to say no robot ballers yet. I think the economy will surprise us, but I don't know which direction. It'll either be better than we think or worse than we think. No one can predict the economy.
Further, I predict that the topic of election ringing will become a much bigger story. And if you haven't caught up with the Patrick Byrne, he was the CEO of Overstock.com. If you don't know his story, you really should catch up to it. because I don't know it's true. I have no idea if his version of events captures what really happened, but he's very convincing. He had been saying it for a while, but now I think he can say it and people can run it. So he's got this story about Venezuela being involved with the voting machines, Chinese components, and a Serbian data center. They got taken down just before they could influence the election in 2024. Is any of that true? I don't know. But I got to say, he's very credible sounding.
And there's nothing about him that suggests he's making it up. And he does seem to know. So I feel like this will be the year he breaks through to make that a bigger story. And then, I think the fact that we know everything else in the world is rigged, as we're watching all these stories about corruption, I think that makes it easier for people to believe that the elections were rigged. Because I've been saying something now for a while, a few years, that nobody else picks up on. Have you noticed this? This is what I say. I say, what are the odds that every other institution is corrupt, but our elections are not? What are the odds of that? If you didn't know anything about election security, you'd never seen any story about it.
How would you believe that it's not corrupt when everything else is? Now, I might have been a little ahead of the game, Because the other thing I say, which sets you up for that thing I just said, is that whenever you have the following situation, you have corruption. There's a lot of money involved. There's lots of people involved. The stakes are high, money or power. And you just wait. And assume there's no audit control. Because even where there are audits, the audits don't catch stuff, as we've seen. So if you take that as your starting point, that everything is corrupt and that there's a reason built into why it's corrupt, it's not chance. It's not a weird coincidence. It's that everything that has that element to it always becomes corrupt every time.
Now add to that what I've also been saying, what is the reason for electronic voting machines? What would be the legitimate reason? And there is none. The only reason for voting machines is to cheat, because they're not cheaper, they're not more reliable, they're not faster, they're not anything. So put those three eschatisms together. Right? Everything that has this nature is rigged or fraudulent. Voting machines don't have any other purpose that we can see.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What health issues does the host mention at the start of the episode?
0:00–8:03
2
What predictions does the host make for the year 2026?
8:03–11:33
3
How is election fraud discussed in relation to Minnesota?
11:33–19:44
4
What examples of corruption in local government does the host provide?
19:44–24:27
5
What are the implications of the California wealth tax discussed in the episode?
24:27–31:25
6
What recent events in Iran are highlighted and what is their significance?
31:25–1:01:55
7
How does the host view the role of independent journalism?
1:01:55–1:11:59
Speakers
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