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breaking news as of like 15 hours ago.

But we're just getting it right now in our years. Yeah, we're just we're getting

it. What's going on? I said, you know, we're late bloomers. What do you expect? Anything

different? Let's go. Yeah, um, big news. Big news. 4 a.m.

This morning, uh, an explosive went off at the Georgia Guidestones, uh, obliterating

one of the pillars. Um, those of you who don't know what the Georgia Guidestones are,

we're not going to get, you know, into the long history of what it is and what they're in the

the ins and outs of it. We did a full case fall on this. If you're interested in learning all about

the Georgia Guidestones, alien theorist theorizing, uh, look up Georgia Guidestones, it's probably case

file. It's after 200, I think we didn't even have we didn't even have time to look up when we did

it. But no, we did it around March 4th, 2020. So two years ago, two years ago, I just probably

case file a 120. Whatever, whatever. We'll give it just if you don't know. It's irrelevant.

It's irrelevant. We did a case file on it. You just go search, just search for it and you can

listen. But what they are are like granite slabs that are in, I think it's, uh, summer and

George Albert County or something. Yeah. Albert County, Georgia. It's their granite slabs.

You know, lots of people call them America's Stonehenge, which is, you know, not really fair

because these aren't like ancient. A lot of people are like, it's crazy. They would,

someone would blow up an ancient structure. I'm like, it's 1980s. It was erected. It's not

ancient. It's not ancient by any means. But they are, I mean, they're like, they're weighing like

over 100,000 kilograms. Like was like 230,000 pounds. They are like astronomically aligned. They

say it on certain days, like the sun will poke through a hole, like in one of the, one of the

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