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Bonus Episode - The Clintons, Cocaine, Conspiracy, and Cover Up part 1 of 2
Saison 9
vendredi 10 octobre 2025 • Durée 29:31
And Another Thing With Dave, by Dave Smith#AATWDIn this episode: The Clintons had a dark and dirty history (Links to sources below)Thank you for tuning in!If you are digging what I am doing, and picking up what I'm putting down, please share the podcast on social media and with friends. Reviews are greatly appreciated. You can leave a review on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.Links below Applehttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/and-another-thing-with-dave/id1498443271Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1HLX3dqSQgeWZNXVZ1Z4EC?_authfailed=1Thanks again!!!Follow me and find More of My Content with link belowhttps://linktr.ee/andanotherthingwithdaveHillary Clinton Colludes With Russia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waGnHlRIsWM&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXm6Yx0Vgrn4ex-w6mJTQ7Mb&index=14Hillary Clinton Selling Out Workershttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4apv82DFYHM&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXm6Yx0Vgrn4ex-w6mJTQ7Mb&index=7&t=164sExposing Hillary Clinton - Abby Martin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PV_PLCC6jeI&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXm6Yx0Vgrn4ex-w6mJTQ7Mb&index=8TYT on Clinton Corruptionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApcqXijVzYU&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXmSx5pfJkskD7jMIJc14aha&index=15&t=124sThe Mena Connection (1995) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8al708m4_zM&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXmSx5pfJkskD7jMIJc14aha&index=18&t=2460sDark Alliance: The CIA, The Clintons and Cocainehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKE2XL24FG4&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXmSx5pfJkskD7jMIJc14aha&index=11 Who Was Vince Foster and Was He Killed (1997) - https://youtu.be/YY9pbeJR01sHillary Commodoties Trading Scandal on 60 Minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFdo_ayNqQc&list=PLfiXRBAe1hXm6Yx0Vgrn4ex-w6mJTQ7Mb&index=5Terry Reed - Compromised https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-xtMjkul0c#politics #uspolitics #clinton #Clinton #conspiracy #mena #Mena #crackepidemic #warondrugs #usa #1980s #history
#445 Lobster Claw Meltdown: Why Civil Debate Is Dying
Saison 9 · Épisode 446
mercredi 8 octobre 2025 • Durée 13:02
And Another Thing With Dave, by Dave Smith Host: David Smith Episode Type: Culture & Commentary Run Time: ~13 minutes
[00:17] Introduction & Episode Context
Dave introduces a conversation he joined between his friend Falcon and someone who identifies as “Lobster Claw.”
They initially discussed the importance of civil discourse despite differences.
[01:09] The Trigger: Trans Identity Debate
Dave shares his viewpoint: trans women are trans women, not biological women — and insists it’s not hate, just semantic clarity.
Lobster Claw’s reaction turns aggressive, leading to a heated exchange filled with insults and shouting.
[02:09–07:38] Full Clip of the Meltdown
Dave plays back the raw argument where Lobster Claw loses composure, resorts to name-calling, and attempts to shut down the conversation.
Key issues discussed: gender identity, biology, open-mindedness, and emotional reasoning.
[08:05] Comparison to Past Experiences
Dave reflects on a similar political interaction at his nephew’s wedding in Oregon involving RFK Jr.
He describes the emotional volatility of political discourse and the influence of mainstream narratives.
[10:02] Derangement Syndrome & Labels
Criticism of terms like “Trump Derangement Syndrome” and “RFK Derangement Syndrome.”
Dave criticizes the overuse of extreme labels like “Nazi” and how it dilutes real historical meaning.
[11:01] The Question of Trans Rights
Dave questions what specific rights the trans community is still fighting for.
Offers his personal view that many current gender debates lead to logistical or social complications without meaningful benefit.
[11:50] Related Content
Recommends checking out his six-part series with Spirited Journey on trans athletes and fairness in women's sports.
[12:00] Final Thoughts
Recaps the conversation with Lobster Claw as a breakdown of civil discourse.
Emphasizes the need for open, calm dialogue rather than emotional shutdowns.
Planting Memories and Inducing Pain: What the Hell Is the World Economic Forum Talking About?
Saison 9
jeudi 15 mai 2025 • Durée 08:22
And Another Thing With Dave, by David Smith
In this explosive solo episode, host David Smith brings listeners an urgent report sparked by a jaw-dropping clip from the World Economic Forum. After stumbling upon a chilling Instagram post shared by @chad.d.bell, Dave reacts in real time to a speech by a woman casually discussing implanting false memories and manipulating pain for use in law enforcement.
Yes, you read that right.
The woman, speaking to a global audience at the WEF, describes research into planting criminal memories into innocent people’s minds and exploring pain as an electrical circuit that could be induced and weaponized for coercion. Dave lets the clip play, then breaks it down section by section—unpacking its disturbing implications for democracy, civil liberties, and the potential abuse of neuroscience by state actors.
From comparing it to dystopian sci-fi, to calling out the echoes of dark historical chapters, Dave pulls no punches. This is not just a podcast episode—it’s a call to wake up and pay attention to what’s being said out loud, in the open, and on global stages.
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[00:18] Dave sets the stage: discovering a jaw-dropping clip from @chad.d.bell
[01:13] The WEF speaker introduces the idea of planting memories—to frame innocent people
[01:43] Pain as circuitry: research into instilling pain for coercive legal measures
#370 Down the Rabbit Hole with Dub 1 of 5
Saison 8 · Épisode 370
mardi 16 janvier 2024 • Durée 32:47
Another Thing With Dave, by Dave Smith
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In this episode, the hosts embark on a philosophical journey exploring the concept of free will and the recent scientific studies challenging its validity. The hosts delve into the complexities of decision-making, pondering the idea of simultaneously choosing multiple paths at a metaphorical fork in the road.
The conversation unfolds into a discussion about the limitations of binary thinking and the beauty of suspending conventional perspectives. Personal experiences, including a mysterious journey, are shared, emphasizing the enigmatic nature of existence and the pursuit of understanding the unexplainable.
As the hosts contemplate the multiverse and the joy found in a state of wonder, they touch upon the transient and uncertain aspects of life. The episode takes a humorous turn with anecdotes about ghostly antics and reflections on the impermanence of existence.
The hosts also discuss psychology and the therapeutic potential of fungi, expressing excitement about the prospect of helping others navigate life's challenges. The podcast concludes with a powerful message about the interconnectedness of humanity, the significance of sharing experiences, and the transient nature of difficulties.
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In This Episode: I talk with Jersey Worthy from the Stereo app. We go deep down the rabbit hole that is reparations. How should it be done? What type of compensation?
In this podcast segment, the hosts engage in a discussion about the concept of reparations and the complexities surrounding it. They explore the idea of Black people needing space and time alone to rebuild and find value outside of the existing system. The conversation touches on the potential challenges and chaos that may arise from such a separation, considering the deeply ingrained systemic issues within the United States. The hosts also discuss historical attempts by organizations like the Black Panthers to implement self-sufficiency.
Additionally, they reflect on the difficulty of achieving meaningful change from within the existing system, given its design to maintain power dynamics. The conversation delves into the need for revolutionary change and the flaws in the current political and social structures. The hosts express a desire for a more equitable and just society, acknowledging the depth of systemic issues and the need for radical transformation.
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In This Episode: I talk with Jersey Worthy from the Stereo app. We go deep down the rabbit hole that is reparations. How should it be done? What type of compensation?
In this segment, the discussion continues around the complexities of reparations and the challenges associated with achieving true equality in society. The hosts, along with the audience, express skepticism about the existing system and how those with privilege are unlikely to willingly give it up. The conversation touches on the potential scenarios and challenges that may arise even if reparations are provided, emphasizing the need for systemic change and addressing the root causes of inequality.
Additionally, the hosts and listeners discuss the dangers of voluntarily sharing DNA information through services like 23andMe, highlighting potential privacy and security concerns. The conversation expands to cover historical events such as the Tulsa massacre and other race-related incidents that underline the deep-seated issues in American history.
The hosts stress the importance of a comprehensive approach to reparations, including addressing various aspects of life, such as property, education, healthcare, and more. They also discuss the potential impact of a universal system that could affect everyone, bringing about significant changes in societal dynamics.
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In This Episode: I talk with Jersey Worthy from the Stereo app. We go deep down the rabbit hole that is reparations. How should it be done? What type of compensation?
In this segment of the podcast, the hosts discuss various aspects of reparations and share their thoughts on what a comprehensive reparations plan might include. They express support for a multi-faceted approach beyond just providing monetary compensation. The discussion touches on the need for land distribution, tax exemptions, and improvements in education, healthcare, housing, and the criminal justice system.
The hosts emphasize the importance of allowing individuals to have agency in deciding how to use the reparations they receive. They also highlight the inefficiencies in current systems and advocate for a direct approach, such as giving property outright and eliminating the need for mortgages.
The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as they joke about various topics, including the peculiarities of different states and the playful banter between the hosts. The hosts express appreciation for the engagement of listeners like Jasmine (Revenge) and encourage others, including Lee, to share their opinions on reparations.
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In This Episode: I talk with Jersey Worthy from the Stereo app. We go deep down the rabbit hole that is reparations. How should it be done? What type of compensation?
Summary:
In this conversation, the speakers discuss the concept of "pulling yourself up by your bootstraps" and the historical context of black prosperity being destroyed by systemic racism. They criticize the narrative of individual responsibility and highlight the role of government in hindering black progress. The speakers also touch on topics such as the military-industrial complex, slavery in the Ottoman Empire, the need for financial literacy, and the impact of redlining. They emphasize the importance of specificity when discussing reparations and acknowledge the need for justice in territories like Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Key Takeaways:
Historical black prosperity was often destroyed by systemic racism and government interference.
The military-industrial complex has had a detrimental impact on society and the economy.
Slavery in the Ottoman Empire differed from slavery in the United States, where generational enslavement occurred.
The wealth gap and roadblocks hindered black progress even when knowledge and resources became available.
Reparations should be specific to American descendants of slavery, while justice should be sought for territories like Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Quotes:
"Every single one of the United States has benefited on some level or another from a monetary standpoint because of slavery." - A
"The north got rich because they were getting cheap cotton from the south due to slavery." - B
"The US government should pay out for sure, and then we can provide guidance for other nations to make right on their history." - B
#369 Reparations part 2 of 6
Saison 8 · Épisode 369
mercredi 10 janvier 2024 • Durée 30:58
And Another Thing With Dave, by Dave Smith
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In This Episode: I talk with Jersey Worthy from the Stereo app. We go deep down the rabbit hole that is reparations. How should it be done? What type of compensation?
The hosts discuss the availability of funds for reparations and the potential sources of money. They dismiss arguments about the lack of funds, pointing out that there is already a significant amount of money being spent in various areas, such as foreign aid and military budgets. The hosts highlight the imbalance where some individuals have amassed wealth while others are struggling. They emphasize the need for a fair distribution of resources, particularly for reparations.
The conversation takes a humorous turn as they discuss various states in the United States, joking about their characteristics and roles within the country. The hosts also respond to comments about historical events, such as the Trail of Tears, where Native Americans were forcibly displaced.
Additionally, the hosts address the historical context of slavery, acknowledging the two-way system where Africans also owned European slaves. However, they emphasize that the current discussion on reparations specifically pertains to Black Americans who are descendants of slaves in the United States.
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In This Episode: I talk with Jersey Worthy from the Stereo app. We go deep down the rabbit hole that is reparations. How should it be done? What type of compensation?
History bears the scars of injustice, and it's high time we confront these deep wounds. We're shaking up the status quo and addressing the elephant in the room: reparations for historical injustices, specifically aimed at African Americans. We challenge the reasoning that has hindered progress in this area, drawing upon instances where reparations have been successfully implemented. We question, why hasn't America embraced a similar approach considering the devastating history of slavery? We dare to explore alternative proposals such as land allotment or even the formation of a separate nation within the US; because it's essential to remember that reparations aren't just about debts, they're about recognizing historical wrongdoings and fostering healing.
In this episode, we also extend the conversation beyond African Americans and shine a spotlight on the overlooked suffering of Native Americans. Their narrative of forced relocations and unfair exchanges calls for immediate recognition and rectification. We move on to expose the terrifying realities of slavery, revealing its corporate ties and the shocking, long-lasting effects it has had on the gene pool, thanks to the systematic abuse of black women. Our hearts sink as we learn that even in recent times, only a measly 13% of the population was granted COVID relief checks. As we call for reparations, we stress on the need for knowledge—because the first step towards healing is understanding what needs to be healed. Join us as we refuse to let these stories stay hidden any longer.
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Thank you to my listeners throughout the world. Now heard in 65 countries. According to Spotify my podcast is in the top 20% of podcasts shared internationally.
Thank you to my listeners throughout the world. Now heard in 65 countries. According to Spotify my podcast is in the top 20% of podcasts shared internationally.
If you are digging what I am doing, and picking up what I'm putting down, please share the podcast on social media and with friends. Reviews are greatly appreciated. You can leave a review on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.
Thank you to my listeners throughout the world. Now heard in 65 countries. According to Spotify my podcast is in the top 20% of podcasts shared internationally.
Thank you to my listeners throughout the world. Now heard in 65 countries. According to Spotify my podcast is in the top 20% of podcasts shared internationally.
Thank you to my listeners throughout the world. Now heard in 65 countries. According to Spotify my podcast is in the top 20% of podcasts shared internationally.
