The following program is a podcast one.com production from Hollywood, California by way of the broken skull ranch. This is the Steve Austin show. Give me a hell yeah.

Yeah, now here's Steve Austin.

Hell is it a record button to name a bad notice? You have to see all the famous. That means I'm old.

You sit across the tail from a DevWee Hall of Famer.

Yeah, man, we just sit here talking and got dang well, let's talk about your five cast real quick the conspiracy farm.

How long you been doing this because I just listened to episode number 30, which you recommended to me the conspiracy farm.

Former spests not sunny Pasekas. Yeah, yeah, Oregon harvesting all kinds of crazy stuff hard. Yeah, hardcore stuff. You know, there's, you know, the idea behind the conspiracy farm is, you know, for me, I would sit there and I'd watch the news even as a kid.

And I go, man, this has done something about this doesn't, doesn't sit right with me, you know, and I think in 1971 was the first time I started looking at life differently because the Nixon took us off the gold standard, right, put us on the petro dollar.

That's when the, the farming collapse happened also back in that time. And all the farmers were lined up for blocks and blocks and blocks in a small town in southern Iowa called Albi, Iowa, where my family had a farm.

And my grandma and my mom and I are standing in line to get into the bank. So my grandma can withdraw our money.

And luckily we were one of the first ones in line. She actually got, I believe most of her money out of that particular bank.

And I sat there and I thought, you know, what the hell is going on? Why is this happening, things like that.

So I think from that point on, I started looking at really truly what was going on and the things that are going on and who's funding terrorists, who's doing so many bad things.

You know, people need to research it and just don't take the news for granted. Let's put it that way.

Well, let's go back a little bit because if you're going back to the time you just mentioned, what were you seven, eight years old and you were already thinking that yet?

I think I was five. Five. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I watched the news with my parents when I was growing up. I got into it, right.

And that's you understood everything was going on. Not necessarily understood it, but I was asking questions that early. And that's why I think I've just always been a truth seeker.

I became a Mason Michael Chavello's a Mason also a brilliant mind that guys get a brain.

What does that mean? A free Mason. You know, you could ask 10 Mason's what what being a Mason is and they could give you 10 different answers and they'd all be correct.

So for me, the history of being a free Mason is what was cool because the free Mason's were part of the French Revolution, the American Revolution.

All these types of things where the crown and the church were oppressing the people and the Masons are like, you know, God, God smiles on all of us, not just God doesn't create the crown, right.

So you know, I'm saying. So that's that's what really drew me in was studying free Masonry, it's history, the important people, you know, the Alamo, the battle at the Alamo.

...