Chapter 1: Who is Professor Jiang and what predictions did he make?
Professor Jank, who was one of the guys that talked about, you know, he made the prediction on what was it, July of 2024. He said, President Trump's going to win. They're going to go to war to Iran, and they're going to lose. That's the prediction that he made. And then Sagar and them had him on the podcast. When they had him on the podcast, I messaged, what is their podcast called?
They actually do a very good job. Breaking Points? I messaged Breaking Points immediately, and I said, great conversation. The world needs to hear this conversation. Matter of fact, let me tell you, when I DMed Breaking Points, and told them, great job interviewing this Jang guy. Because guess what we need in America? We need different points.
My message to them, Vinny, can you tell them when this message was sent? What's the date on that? Wednesday, March 4th. March 4th. And what did I say in the text to them? Great work with the recent interview. Yeah, and that was the interview with Cenk. Okay. So then we invite to have a conversation with him.
He's on a conversation with another guy who, you know, he's been mouthing off a lot lately and he's doing his own thing. You know, we had a conversation with him. I don't want to talk about the individual's name. And all of a sudden he's like, well, the reason because I thought this was going to be a hit piece. That's why I didn't want to go on PBD Podcast. They were trying to do a hit piece.
Hit piece. I'm having a conversation with you. That's what this guy Zhang said? That's what the guy said on camera. He says, yeah, what was the word he used, Rob? Setup? It was a setup. It was a setup. Oh, okay. And I'm like, I want to hear your thoughts and your angles on where you came with this conclusion.
And then the person he probably least worried about, you know, taking a shot at, Mehdi Hassan. Kudos to Mehdi Hassan on this interview. Good for you, Mehdi. Play this clip, Rob. Go for it. English lit graduate, and you're not a professor. I know it's your YouTube moniker, but you're a high school teacher. You're not actually a professor.
Right. Yeah. And I'm not a professor. I'm not a professor. But I never said I was a professor. It's the internet who called me a professor. Hold on, hold on. Hi, YouTube. This is Professor Jiang. Hi, YouTube. This is Professor Jiang. Professor Jiang here. Professor Jiang here.
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Chapter 2: What controversies arose from Professor Jiang's credentials?
Professor Jiang here. Professor Jiang here. You do call yourself Professor Jiang, and you're not a professor. Look, look, there's a guy on the internet who calls himself the God.
I'm good friends with a radio host called Charlemagne the God, but no one actually thinks he's a God. People actually think you're a professor. Professor Jiang here. So this is the part when you come out and you represent yourself of somebody who you're not, the market's eventually going to expose you. And you're going to get out. And by the way, you know what else Mehdi asked me?
He said, a lot of people are thinking you're with China. And you're maybe somebody that is actually doing this to kind of hurt America because your motives are more supporting for the Chinese regime and all this other stuff. And that also came up. And he said, that's a very fair criticism. That's a very good communicator. You've got to give him credit. Yeah, for sure.
It is possible that I'm a useful idiot. And I suspect that there are many entities around the world who would like to amplify my message. Surely you'll understand why a lot of people think at best you're trafficking in pretty anti-Semitic tropes, and at worst you're a card-carrying anti-Semite when they see that stuff. Mehdi said this. Mehdi said this. Spoken from a pot calling the kettle black.
Yeah. So anyways, when you hear this, Vinny, how do you process this? Tom, I'll come to you. How do you process this from a guy who actually was a professor – at adjunct professor at Biola and Pepperdine. How do you process that?
By the way, is it really a big deal if somebody calls himself a professor and they're not? The way he was representing it, I think it is because it gives yourself some gravitas. As an adjunct, I never let them call me doctor. Doctor is a PhD, doctorate. And so I always had them call me Tom because these were MBA students. But wait, you like being called biz doc? He's a doctor.
He called me biz doc. But he's not a doctor. But he's not a doctor.
I never said PhD.
But you never say Professor Ellsworth.
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Chapter 3: How is misinformation and fake authority spreading online?
I just don't, I don't think you should have left the door open like that. He says, hi, this is Jang. Some people may call me professor Jang. I'm a high school teacher. And here's what I think about the future. That's all you have to say. How can you just not say that? Because you leave the door open, and the door's open.
I concur with Professor E. But the one thing is, I did, pal, was in the gym playing basketball, and I sprained my ankle. Remember, it was me and Adam, and Tom ran up, and he was like, is it your EBITDA? I'm like, that's not even a part of the body. But then he tried to give your ankle mouth-to-mouth. Yeah, which was very, very weird. He told me to take my pants off.
Anyway, but no, my thing is this bad. It's funny because now this guy was all over my algorithm. It was just random. This professor just popped up, and I mean flooded. I never looked at one video. He was everywhere. Adam, you talk about peeling back the onion, and you always have to take a step back when you're getting it.
Sometimes, like you said, great communicator, and he made some points where I had to fact check, and I'm like, okay, let me see where this guy's at. But who are you actually working for? Why are you here? What are you doing? And what is your modem? What is your objective? And the fact that he's saying kind of like that, he's like, well, yeah, I could be a useful idiot. He's telling you who he is.
He's telling you exactly who he is. So you have to take him at face value. I think what's going on in America today is we're starving for one thing, and that's the truth. And there's so much misinformation and disinformation online, and it's so easy to just pop on your camera and say, hey – Professor Jang here, you know, don't worry about my credentials.
And by the way, even if I did have credentials, how much respect do we have for professors these days, especially in these higher institutions of learning that are 13 to one more liberal than conservative in Columbia and Harvard and such. And now we're going to put a stock in professor. So then it takes a known anti-American sentiment, Mehdi Hassan, to expose an alleged commie comrade
Who's allegedly China first to expose his metrics. What I know is that they're always going to eat each other. Because the communists and the Islamists, they'll team up and try to figure something out. But at the end, the Islamists are always going to take down the communists. And then the good guys got to take out the bad guys. There's a similar theme here.
And here today, gone tomorrow, Professor, quote unquote, Cenk. We got a lot of messages, Pat. You know, Monday, who do I go to if we don't have the podcast we were expecting? We changed the business podcast. Yesterday, I sat down with Lee Strobel for two hours. Great conversation. The author of Case for Christ. Tomorrow, we're going to have Richard Werner to talk about the economy.
And I'm very excited about talking about it with him because he's got very good angles he goes through. But to those of you guys that message, thousands of you that message saying, we miss you. We want to hear the conversations. We want to hear the exchange. And The podcast keeps climbing. Every time we're doing a podcast, it climbs, and it happens because of you guys.
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Chapter 4: What criticisms were raised about Professor Jiang's motives?
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