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Dr. Strangelove

Dr. Strangelove

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Oct 27, 2026

Mikey NeumannGUEST
51:04
that goes pretty far back, though.
Mikey NeumannGUEST
51:06
Oh, does it? Even, like, Doctor Strangelove and Slim Pickens, you get pieces
speaker_0ADVERTISER
51:12
of
Mikey NeumannGUEST
51:12
that.
Harrison SmithHOST
16:40
And if the government thinks that this is worth doing, then they'll do it.
Harrison SmithHOST
16:46
Everybody should go watch Dr. Strangelove a few more times.
Harrison SmithHOST
16:51
And just remember that this really has been kind of the mindset since the 60s of like, hey, as long as we're prepared for it, as long as we can go to our underground military bases and survive the fallout, then is it really that bad of a thing for the entire world to be prepared? into nuclear winter? Maybe not.
Harrison SmithHOST
17:12
Maybe that just gets rid of, you know, all the excess people that we have around here.

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Harrison SmithHOST
23:44
All of the money that's been taken from us, taxpayers, or printed out of thin air, has been used to destroy America slowly.
Harrison SmithHOST
23:52
Once it gets to the tipping point and the destruction becomes immediate and overwhelming, then the American government who created this situation...
Harrison SmithHOST
24:02
Plans on pulling a Dr. Strangelove, you know, plans on pulling a, well, we're going down to the mine shaft.
Harrison SmithHOST
24:07
We'll see in a thousand years.
Steve MurphyHOST
16:47
the golden record.
Adam Scott GlasspoolHOST
16:49
Yeah, riding it like the guy in Doctor Strangelove when he rides the bomb.
Adam Scott GlasspoolHOST
16:53
With
Steve MurphyHOST
16:53
the
Lily AlexanderHOST
8:04
Yes, that's the thing.
Lily AlexanderHOST
8:06
Doctor Strangelove, phenomenal, basically perfect.
Lily AlexanderHOST
8:09
The Shining...
Lily AlexanderHOST
8:11
Probably my favorite of the very few that I've seen now.
Harrison SmithHOST
21:26
And if the government thinks that this is worth doing, then they'll do it.
Harrison SmithHOST
21:31
Everybody should go watch Dr. Strangelove a few more times.
Harrison SmithHOST
21:36
And just remember that this really has been kind of the mindset since the 60s of like, hey, as long as we're prepared for it, as long as we can go to our underground military bases and survive the fallout, then is it really that bad of a thing for the entire world to be plunged into nuclear winter? Maybe not.
Harrison SmithHOST
21:57
Maybe that just gets rid of all the excess people that we have around here.

6 MINS LATER

Harrison SmithHOST
28:29
All of the money that's been taken from us, taxpayers, or printed out of thin air, has been used to destroy America slowly.
Harrison SmithHOST
28:37
Once it gets to the tipping point and the destruction becomes immediate and overwhelming, then the American government who created this situation...
Harrison SmithHOST
28:47
Plans on pulling a Dr. Strangelove, you know, plans on pulling a, well, we're going down to the mine shaft.
Harrison SmithHOST
28:52
We'll see in a thousand years.
Alex JonesHOST
15:10
And if the government thinks that this is worth doing, then they'll do it.
Alex JonesHOST
15:16
Everybody should go watch Dr. Strangelove a few more times.
Alex JonesHOST
15:20
And just remember that this really has been kind of the mindset since the 60s of like, hey, as long as we're prepared for it, as long as we can go to our underground military bases and survive the fallout, then is it really that bad of a thing for the entire world to be prepared? plunged into nuclear winter hey maybe not maybe that just gets rid of you know all the excess people that we have around here and i'm i don't know exactly what's happening with this but because either one could be equally viable either this is just fear-mongering with its own ulterior motives In which you is like, why would you make this public? Are the bases in America not already prepared to handle 90 days of self-sufficiency? It was this really something that needed to be said? Are they saying it for a reason? in order to prepare us for what's coming next because they're the ones that are going to do it.
Alex JonesHOST
16:28
It's just what exactly is going on here because it's not just America that is making these very sort of distressing warnings.

6 MINS LATER

Alex JonesHOST
22:14
All of the money that's been taken from us, taxpayers, or printed out of thin air, has been used to destroy America slowly.
Alex JonesHOST
22:22
Once it gets to the tipping point and the destruction becomes immediate and overwhelming, then the American government who created this situation...
Alex JonesHOST
22:31
Plans on pulling a Dr. Strangelove, you know, plans on pulling a well, we're going down to the mine shaft.
Alex JonesHOST
22:36
We'll see in a thousand years.
Joseph SansoneGUEST
25:01
I think you're dead on here.
Joseph SansoneGUEST
25:03
It's like Dr. Strangelove gone bad.
Joseph SansoneGUEST
25:05
These people are nuts where they blow up the whole world and go underground for 150 years.
Joseph SansoneGUEST
25:09
If it starts going badly for them, I can see them doing that.
Joseph SansoneGUEST
25:13
They're crazy enough to have some tactical nuclear exchange.
Joseph SansoneGUEST
25:16
Oh, you didn't know? They've been openly promoting a total nuclear
Alex JonesHOST
25:19
war if they can survive, which Dr. Strangelove is based on a real Pentagon advisor who did propose all that.
Alex JonesHOST
25:24
Finishing up with, in general, this giant exercise in playing God.
Corey ColemanHOST
4:52
And that's all I'm going to say is that there's more to it than that.
Corey ColemanHOST
4:55
Also, people are calling this, they're comparing it a lot to Dr. Strangelove.
Corey ColemanHOST
5:01
Stanley Kubrick's classic about the bomb.
Corey ColemanHOST
5:03
This is the...
Corey ColemanHOST
5:06
the climate, what do you call it? The climate change equivalent of the bomb in Dr.
Corey ColemanHOST
5:11
Strangelove.
Corey ColemanHOST
5:12
Also, if you wanna compare it to anything, this is more like, this is the cousin of Birdman.
Corey ColemanHOST
5:20
This is the spiritual successor to Birdman.
Paul McGuireHOST
3:42
So something must have happened to Stanley Kubrick.
Paul McGuireHOST
3:45
And you see it in his early movie, Dr. Strangelove.
Paul McGuireHOST
3:49
And Hubert is always decades and decades ahead of everybody else.
Paul McGuireHOST
3:53
And in Dr. Strangelove, starring a once, I don't even know if he's still alive, Peter Sellers, the famous comedian, was one of the world's, especially in Europe, he's one of the world's top comedians.
Paul McGuireHOST
4:07
He did those Inspector Clouseau French detective movies that were very successful.
Paul McGuireHOST
4:13
And in the movie Dr. Strangelove, which had a subtitle of How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, Kubrick gives us a revealing look at what is called the massive military-industrial complex.
Paul McGuireHOST
4:31
The military-industrial complex, which back in the late 40s, early 50s, and even before that, if you want to know the truth about culture, society, economics, government, and business, you have got to understand the key role that the military-industrial complex plays.
Paul McGuireHOST
4:50
Now, President Kennedy warned of the military-industrial complex.
Harrison SmithHOST
20:53
And if the government thinks that this is worth doing, then they'll do it.
Harrison SmithHOST
20:59
Everybody should go watch Dr. Strangelove a few more times.
Harrison SmithHOST
21:03
And just remember that this really has been kind of the mindset since the 60s of like, hey, as long as we're prepared for it, as long as we can go to our underground military bases and survive the fallout, then is it really that bad of a thing for the entire world to be prepared? plunged into nuclear winter? Maybe not.
Harrison SmithHOST
21:24
Maybe that just gets rid of all the excess people that we have around here.

6 MINS LATER

Harrison SmithHOST
27:57
All of the money that's been taken from us, taxpayers, or printed out of thin air, has been used to destroy America slowly.
Harrison SmithHOST
28:05
Once it gets to the tipping point and the destruction becomes immediate and overwhelming, then the American government who created this situation...
Harrison SmithHOST
28:15
Plans on pulling a Dr. Strangelove, you know, plans on pulling a well, we're going down to the mine shaft.
Harrison SmithHOST
28:20
We'll see in a thousand years.

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