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The Dakota

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Sep 11, 2026

William RamseyGUEST
66:01
So she like that's it's never openly explained.
William RamseyGUEST
66:05
But the reason he brings her to the Dakota, which is where Lennon was supposedly shot by Chapman, which I don't even I think Chapman was a Patsy mind control Patsy show.
William RamseyGUEST
66:16
But why she was brought in to become and she's actually symbolic of bringing in the satanic age, right? Which is supposedly started in 68.
William RamseyGUEST
66:27
And then you have this horrible satanic.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
22:51
No, yeah, exactly.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
22:52
It's just opposite the Dakota buildings.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
22:54
And I wrote down some song lyrics I just learned from my singing teacher called Not a Day Goes By by Stephen Sondheim, which is the most heartbreaking song, but heartbreaking lyrics as well.
Mark HutchinsonGUEST
23:06
So I wrote that down, sent it to him, and he replied rather beautifully.
Darren DeVivoHOST
49:38
london's birthday that year that might have been the last year to date that i went down to strawberry fields to hang out and i it just was a that at that time of the year at that time we're just like freshly a month removed so it just kind of was just kind of drawn down there i think i met up with a friend for a little bit uh and you could smell the electric you know the The fire, you know, it's a month later all the way uptown.
Darren DeVivoHOST
50:03
And when we left, I got in the car and I was parked actually right across the street from the Dakota.
Darren DeVivoHOST
50:08
I got in the car and I just decided I'm going to drive south and see how far I can get just to see what happened.
Darren DeVivoHOST
50:13
And when you hit Canal Street and it suddenly looked like you were in the Middle East because there were tanks, there were armed guards walking in the street.
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10:45
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JoshHOST
10:52
OK, next up, we've got Job 38, 410 stating what made the Black Hills in the Dakota sacred land is it had all the food and water that the Indians wanted, plus gold.
JoshHOST
11:03
The only reasonable explanation that the Dakota and the Cheyenne left their so-called sacred land is they just want to gather in Montana to make war plans against the U.S. government.
JoshHOST
11:13
The Indians didn't want to comply with the white Americans that took, taken, stole, conquered this land, so they entered a losing war.
JoshHOST
11:21
All American Indians should be grateful that China didn't conquer this land.

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JoshHOST
21:10
And we know that because the government had to fabricate a false report just to start a war against them.
JoshHOST
21:15
Now, about that false report.
JoshHOST
21:18
There was an inspector for the Indian Bureau, a guy by the name of Erwin Watkins, and part of his job was to check the account books at all the Indian agencies over in Montana and the Dakotas, basically just counting the rations.
Griffin DunneGUEST
7:25
I used to be an assistant.
Griffin DunneGUEST
7:29
in the Dakota building in New York, very famous castle, gothic, Rosemary's Baby was shot there.
Griffin DunneGUEST
7:36
And I was an assistant to an aging movie star named Ruth Ford when she was more theater.
Griffin DunneGUEST
7:42
And she was William Faulkner's lover and she would give these dinners for her friends, and I was to serve the booze.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
15:41
And it's about a very specific time in their life.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
15:44
It's about the time when they just moved to New York, but before they moved to the Dakota building.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
15:48
And they were very involved in underground New York City life.
Jordan HoffmanHOST
15:52
And they recreate the apartment.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
32:07
Yes, it is very good to get away once more and pick up the old and ever-fresh business of the vagrant, loafing through new towns, learned in the manner of dogs, babies, and perambulators half the world over, and tracking the seasons by the upgrowth of flowers in stranger people's gardens.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
32:28
St. Paul, standing at the barn door of the Dakota and Minnesota granaries, is all things to all men, except to Minneapolis eleven miles away, whom she hates and by whom she is patronized.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
32:43
She calls herself the capital of the Northwest, the new Northwest, and her citizens wear not only the tall silk hat of trade, but the soft slouch of the West.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
32:54
She talks in another tongue than the New Yorker, and, sure sign that we are far across the continent, her papers argue with the San Francisco ones over rate wars and the competition of railway companies.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
33:49
St. Paul, Minnesota Yes, it is very good to get away once more and pick up the old and ever-fresh business of the vagrant, loafing through new towns, learned in the manner of dogs, babies, and perambulators half the world over, and tracking the seasons by the upgrowth of flowers in stranger people's gardens.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
34:13
St. Paul, standing at the barn door of the Dakota and Minnesota granaries, is all things to all men, except to Minneapolis eleven miles away, whom she hates and by whom she is patronized.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
34:27
She calls herself the capital of the Northwest, the new Northwest, and her citizens wear not only the tall silk hat of trade, but the soft slouch of the West.
Tim BulkeleyNARRATOR
34:39
She talks in another tongue than the New Yorker, and, sure sign that we are far across the continent, her papers argue with the San Francisco ones over rate wars and the competition of railway companies.
Amy ChozickGUEST
6:20
You know, it falls all the way down, it sounds like a bomb detonating.
Amy ChozickGUEST
6:23
So I just thought, I wanted this to be like the Dakota in Rosemary's Baby.
Amy ChozickGUEST
6:27
You know, like a real sense of pl- this tower is, like, foreboding.
Amy ChozickGUEST
6:31
So first it's, like, wish fulfillment and amazing, and then it becomes increasingly sort of foreboding.
Tom AppelHOST
3:37
Mitsubishi has announced one.
Tom AppelHOST
3:39
Who am I forgetting here? Ram, of course, is coming with the Dakota.
Jill CiminilloHOST
3:43
So
Tom AppelHOST
3:44
we have a market that has seven vehicles in it, only three of them which have sell very well.
Tom AppelHOST
7:33
So I think that'll do fine.
Tom AppelHOST
7:35
I think the others are in trouble.
Tom AppelHOST
7:36
And I'd like to remind you of the Suzuki Equator, the Dodge Dakota, which had been discontinued, the Mitsubishi Raider, and then, of course, the Hyundai Santa Cruz.
Tom AppelHOST
7:46
Although Santa Cruz is kind of a different animal.

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