All right, all right. Hello, hello, hello, everybody. Hey, welcome to this live cast. So good to see so many of you chatting there. I have with me tonight my partner in life and in crime, Evie Botelo. Hey, Evie. Hey, how you doing? All right. Hey. Wow, so much to cover tonight. What an incredible show we're going to have here. And we have to talk about some troubling stuff. And we're going to hopefully avoid and invade whatever censorship happens to still exist out there. So fast moving target, we don't actually know where all the censorship comes from or why. But I've been a busy boy. And I think I'm on a couple of lists here and there.

Maybe not.

Maybe I'm overstating my own importance in this whole thing.

But no, it's been happening to a lot of people.

In fact, if you saw Elon Musk went ahead and announced that he had bought 9.3% of Twitter stock,

and that created this enormous, um, immediate backlash

within Twitter. And one of the things that I saw was we saw a lot of people suddenly getting

their accounts suspended off of Twitter. Pepe Escobar, 35 year investigative journalist, boom,

gone, right? Juanita Broderick, who's one of Bill Clinton's victims, just boom, gone.

A couple of accounts that I follow that were giving me, I thought, a fair and balanced view on,

let's just call it geopolitical things because you can't even say those words here right now

because that's our most sensitive narrative control that's going on.

So that's the world we live in right now.

But today we're going to start with something a lot more somber than that,

which is that deaths of working age adults are up over 40% above expected values.

Hey, Aaron, let's go to video clip one.

I just want to hear that intro real quick.

And we are saying right now the highest death rates we have ever seen in the history of this

business. The highest death rates they have ever seen in the history of business,

Scott Davidson, a of a life

insurance company what he's talking about there is that um there have been in business since like

eighteen ninety six so uh i was about to ask how how long is that that would be through what we

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