Astrological Predictions Epstein Charlie Kirk w/ Kim Iversen

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So obviously not looking for that for somebody that young. Right. So I’m not going to look for sure. Yeah. To see if somebody’s going to die. But after the fact, I could look to see are there cards in his chart or in his wife’s chart that indicate that he was going to pass. And I even did a show on this, like on my local show where I said, okay, we’re going to check and see if the cards are there. And I said what I’d be looking for is for him a jack of spades. That’s what I’m going to look for because he’s young and usually if the jack is and it’s the destiny, cards are based on like a, like a poker deck.

So everybody’s a deck like you instead of you being a Gemini or me being an Aries, everybody is a card in the deck based on the day you’re born. And it’s each day it changes. Just a quick break from the program. I need to share with you an urgent manner about scam gold IRAs and the important need to make sure that you’re working with a trusted company in the precious metals space. I have had hundreds of people come to me now where they have lost 50, 60, 70% of their life savings in these scam gold IRAs.

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Welcome to business Game changers. I’m Sarah Westall. I have Kim Iverson coming to the program. I’ve been wanting to have her here for a while. We’re going to talk about some of her background and some of her ideas. She’s going to get into astrology. She’s actually really good at astrology. She’s been studying it since she’s 14. And she’s going to give some examples of how accurate it is. It is and what she’s done readings on. And I find that really fascinating because if something’s accurate, she says not all systems are accurate, but Some of them are and the ones that she likes to look into and she talks about it, but if they are, then there’s a science behind it.

Because I don’t believe that anything can be accurate without there being a reason for it. Right. I mean it’s just not magic. There’s science behind it. And what is that science? As a science person I want to understand it and the reason why I find it so fascinating is that it is pretty accurate. So why is it accurate? It has to do with the energy of that time, the exact time you’re born and you know, within two hours or something we’re going to talk about it and, and it’s weirdly accurate. Why? What I really want to do is get somebody who really.

And she’s great but I want to get someone who’s really studied the science. And I guess in the east they actually have four year degrees, they actually have masters and doctorates. I think in, in astrology it’s a whole science that they study. So I want to study that and why, where did it come from? So I’m going to do that sometime in the future. And then of course having Kim on, she does a lot of political stuff so I just asked her about some of the, you know, top events like Epstein and Charlie Kirk and just her ideas on it and then the polarization in the country.

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Okay, let’s get into this really fantastic conversation I have with Kim Iverson. Hi, Kim. Welcome to the program. Hi. Thanks so much for having me. Oh, I’ve been wanting to have you. Have you on for a while. I watch your shows. You do such great work. You’re. Yeah. You’re one of the most popular hosts in independent media. So you’ve done. Thank you. Great. Yeah. Thank you. Well, it’s not a. It’s not an easy place to be because you really are kind of in the middle, and you look at issues from all sides of the spectrum, really.

I mean, you’re not. You’re kind of in the middle, so you don’t take one side or the other. How does that affect you? Are you. You know, you probably get slammed from all sides? Yeah. I mean, basically, it’s like any given day, some people love me and others hate me, and then the next day, the people that love me hate me, and the people that hate me love me, and they keep coming back for it. Could be something, right? Yeah. I mean, the good news about. About being that way is, you know, we haven’t seen a ton of this happen lately.

But I probably, you know, when Trump was first elected, like, in 2016, we saw a lot of that cancel culture. Yeah. You know, where we still see some cancel cancel culture, but it was really at its height back in, like, 2016, 2017, 2018, I’d say, where if. If somebody said the wrong thing or did the wrong show on the wrong subject. Right. Like, their entire audience would go on hiatus on them, like, just completely say, I’m out of. You know, you are. You’ve turned to the wrong side and we’re gone, we’re done. And people would entirely lose their shows, their careers, because people, I mean, people really had a real visceral reaction to if you just took the wrong position.

That’s right. That was outside of the. Outside of the thing. And when that was going on, and that’s kind of when I started this show is I thought, oh, you know, you know, I’m going to consciously, I’m not going to hide my true opinions. I’m just going to say what I think. And if I do it. And sometimes, especially in the beginning, what I would do is I would purposefully find subjects that I knew were going to, like if I thought my audience was building in a certain bent, like a certain political leaning, I would find certain subjects just to rile them up because I wanted to weed out actually anybody that was going to be like, you’ve taken the wrong position and we’re canceling you.

And now suddenly you have no show. I really wanted that audience. That was smart. That was really smart. I had to be pretty strategic about it because I really saw what was going on and I thought, gosh, I don’t want to be, I don’t want to be a slave to the opinions of my audience. And that can easily happen where it’s like you take the wrong position and they revolt against you. And so I really had to select topics to kind of, every once in a while I would throw something out there, knowing, okay, I’m just gonna weed them out.

And I would get all these people that’d be, that’s it, I’m never watching you get unsubscribe, I’m outta here. And I would see my numbers drop. Like my subscribers on YouTube drop suddenly like a thousand, you know, subs in an hour. And it would be scary. But I was like, you gotta push through it. You’ve gotta do this because you wanna build an audience with an open mind and, and you want the audience to say, I don’t agree with you today and I don’t like what you said, and maybe they even write me some hate mail.

But they’re not going anywhere. They’re not boycotting, they’re not like saying they might, they might say I’m unsubscribing, you know, just because they have a habit of saying that. But then they don’t, or then they come back, okay, I resubscribe because you said this thing, you know, but at least they’re the type of people that aren’t going to. Yeah, so, so I. There. Well, you know, my audience is, they understand what they’re getting into, I think. Yeah, for the most part. I mean, think. I think you curated a really great audience. That’s really good. And you, you aren’t afraid to go after any issue on any side.

But you’re not extreme. I, I see you as what the country used to be, just kind of in the middle, not afraid to talk about stuff. But I think that is kind of extreme. Right? Well, right now it is. Right? That’s almost extreme. Yeah, it’s. The country has moved. But don’t you think the country’s moving back? You don’t think so? I’m not sure. I’m not sure if it is. There’s certainly a healthy appetite for more reasonable viewpoints that don’t like for the non team sport aspect of politics. Right. Because there’s definitely those tribal. There’s A team sport.

Yes. Yeah. And there’s definitely a healthy appetite, I think, from people that are like, I’m independent, I’m not on either side. And so that’s. But they’re not, they’re, they’re not as rabid of viewers. So you can never get huge. I think, you know, being in the position I am taking the viewpoints that I take, I can never get, I don’t think I could ever become massive, you know, and make millions of dollars and be one of those people. I think you have to get really tribal and, and pretty. But do you think inflammatory people want to follow a tribal person or do you think those people, those people are more promoted by the platforms, they’re more promoted by the political parties, they’re more, they get the support and the endorsement of the establishment? Well, there’s maybe part of that, but I do think that people that are more in the middle and not tribal also like to take a break from politics.

I think they’re the type that they’re not as they, you know, they, they tune in more casually. I would say they’re not rabid every single day viewers. And I think you get those every single day viewers in the tribal, you know, it’s just like any sports, you know, when you get the super fans and the super fans watch every single game, every single moment. Not only that, but then they watch all the commentary and they watch who gets traded and who, you know, and they’re paying attention to every little aspect of it. And those are the super fans and they’re really invested.

And then there’s the casual viewers that are like, I tune in every so often when I feel like it. But you know, if the game’s on, I’ll watch it because someone else is. But I’m not the big fan. And I think, you know, that’s kind of the middle ground viewpoint. The independent in America is more of the casual. So you can’t ever really get that rabid like Ben Shapiro audience or even like Candace Owens audience. I think because you’ve got to be really more going down one role, one road and everybody wants to hear, you know, I, that’s kind of, I think that’s why FOX is so, you know, cnn like all of these, they do well because they kind of get the group that’s like rabid.

Yeah, yeah, I would agree with that. But you used to do not do politics. You used to do more lifestyle stuff, didn’t you? And then you kind of transitioned. I remember you talking when I was on your show you started talking about your astrology, which I just. Absolutely. Fantastic. You studied astrology? And why did you study it? I love astrology. And when you say study, it’s not like I went to college and stuff, as much as people might think. You don’t have to go to college to study something, especially in today’s world. Right, Right. No, I’ve been studying astrology pretty intently since I was like 14.

And I love astrology. I remember all of my friends birthdays based on their signs. So it’s like, oh, we’re in Scorpio zone. So it’s like. And most of my friends happen to be Scorpio. So I’m like, I got a lot of birthdays right now, so I kind of wish all my Scorpio friends happy birthday. It’s your mom. When’s your. What are you. What is your. I’m a Gemini. You’re a Gemini. That makes sense. A lot of people. Why does it make sense? Well, Geminis love. Geminis are very intellectual and love to talk. Opinionated and intellectual. So this field broadcasting actually attracts usually two different sign elements, and that would be air signs or fire signs usually are attracted to being on camera and the broadcasting, the opinionating, the opinions and all of that.

So you find a lot more in that category. You do find some sprinklings of the other signs, like Capricorns, but primarily you’re going to see a lot of Geminis. There are, you know, there’s Libras that are also air signs. There’s also Aquarius, but you’re actually going to find more Geminis because Geminis are more intellectual. And I wouldn’t say intellectual, but I would say more into the cerebral. Like more cerebral, like really into that. And also more argumentative than like a Libra who’s just trying to keep the peace all the time, or an Aquarius that’s kind of like marching to the beat of their own drum.

And they’ve got probably some pretty weird opinions. And so maybe people don’t listen to them at all. I don’t know. People like. That one’s off the reservation. What’s that? What are you? I’m an Aries. Okay. And so I’m a fire sign. So I’m. I’m up for the battle all the time. And I. I’m, you know, my sign is attracted to the battle. Whatever the battle, wherever the battle is, I’m going to be on the front line of that battle. Okay, so how much do you look at the sun sign? Or is the Gemini or the month.

The sun sign versus the moon. Yeah. So your moon is more of like your emotional. It’s more emotional, and I’d say that that has more to do with your relationships and how you relate people. Whereas your sun sign is going to be your predominant, like, the way you really are. The way you approach the world is your sun sign. The way you feel is more your moon sign. But the way you approach tends to manifest more as the sun sign and the time of day. It’s like the time of day, the exact day, the time of day, and where you’re born, like where in the world you’re born.

The time of day has to do with your rising sign or your ascendant. And that’s like there’s a two hour. It shifts every two hours. And so that is more about how you first appear when someone meets you. Like when you walk into a room. What somebody might think you are initially, before they really get to know you, is kind of the ascendant, the rising sign. So it’s more of like how you present to the world. And then your sun sign is how you approach the world, and your moon sign is how you feel about the world.

How about the date, the year you’re born? Is that relevant in your. Well, that goes into, like, Chinese astrology, right? Yeah, I would say it probably has an effect. I mean, certainly my mother, being Vietnamese, really, you know, she’s always, like asking people’s. But she’s always knowing, you know, figuring out what year people are born and then what they’re. You know, I’m a monkey, so I mean, there’s. But that’s like a whole year of people, I guess. For me, though, when I was in college, I became a party trick. It was hilarious because I studied astrology pretty intently.

And then by the time I got to college, I could guess somebody’s sign pretty accurately, just speaking to them for five minutes. And within five minutes, I could be like, oh, you’re a Gemini. I usually have to ask a couple of questions, but once I ask those kind of key questions, like when you’re. When you get mad and you get into a fight with somebody, do you cool off quick? Or does it. Or do you need. How much time do you need to get over it? Questions like that. Or are you patient or impatient? Are you.

Are. Do you think you’re. Do you like debating other people? Like, are you into debating or not? You know, these kind of certain questions that, like, can you. If you’re going to go on a vacation, would you rather Go camping or be in a luxury hotel. Like, these are questions that can kind of give me a perspective of probably what your sign is. And then I’d be able to guess, and it became a party trick because I could guess with like a 90% accuracy. So whenever I’d go to a party, my friends would be like, jim, do it, do it.

Do it. Guess their sign. Guess their sign. Guess their sign. And I could the only. There was two signs I could not guess, and it was Aquarius. They’re very difficult to pin down because they are kind of like they’re different. And the other one I couldn’t guess was my own sign. I couldn’t spot another Aries. Why do you think? I think because they were so obnoxious and that I just couldn’t imagine myself being that obnoxious. It was a bias about yourself. Yeah. When I beat them, I’m like, you are just terrible. You can’t possibly be what I am.

You’re a complete idiot. And then I’m like, oh, my God, you’re. You’re. And then I’m like, I like that. Oh, geez, I must be. I mean, Aries are so aggressive. I can now spot another Aries male because we do not get along. And they are so annoying to me. I mean, they are just aggressive, like, horns out, ready to battle all the time on things that I’m like, really? Even a battle about that? And then of course, because I’m an Aries, I’m like, okay, then let’s battle about it. I guess we’re going to fight about this.

And it’s just so annoying to me. But it’s usually the men that are more so. Whereas I have a lot of female Aries friends, I get along really well with female Aries, but male Aries, it’s like, ah. And so I can spot them now because they annoy me. Usually they’re the most annoying to me. Then I’m like, you must be an Aries male. Well, okay. So I’ve had some people just recently, like, do my chart and all this stuff. And they look and they can tell and tell me if you agree with this. They claim they can tell the patterns, like, what’s going to happen in your life, when you’re going to get what kind of recognition, when you’re going to meet people.

When do you believe all that works out? I mean, do you see those patterns? I don’t with Western astrology, not with like, like moon and sun and not like, not with that. But there is another system that I’m also very into. And it’s called Destiny cards, which is kind of a mixture between astrology and numerology. And that one is insanely accurate. That one is like, I don’t know why or how it works. It’s never wrong, and it’s just never wrong. I mean, I could predict practically anything using. What do you need to know in order to predict something with that system? Your birthday and year and then like time of day too? No, don’t need the time.

Just need your birthday and year and, and gender. And then beyond that, it’s, it’s a, It’s a harder system to read. It’s not like I can just. I can kind. There are. I can look through it and be like, oh, probably, you know, I could look through your past and be like, this is probably a year you had a kid. This is probably a year you got married. This is probably a year you got a divorce. This is probably a year you moved. Or like, I could kind of look back and verify certain things and then moving forward, I could be like, okay, so depending on your question, you know, if you have a question about.

It just depends on the question. So some questions, like, for example, if you want to know if someone in your life is going to pass away, then that is not something I can just glance and see. I would actually need other people in your life, their information in order to, to, like, like, I can’t see where, where their chart leads. Well, because like, if you’re, you know, some people might say, kim, when am I gonna die? And I’m like, I can’t really look at that. You know, I can, but I would need like your kids, birthdays, and then I would need to look through their charts and then see when maybe it lines up for them where they’re feeling a loss mixed with a certain, certain element in your chart.

It’s like, some questions are harder to read for. Like, you know, are my, you know, is my boyfriend I. Are we going to get married? For example? If you ask that question, I would not only need to see your chart, but I need to see theirs too, because then I could kind of match it up and then I could probably tell you when, if at all, or if you’re going to break up and it’s accurate. You’ve seen this. And why do you think it’s so accurate? I don’t know why it’s so accurate. It just really, really, really is.

Like in 2016, when Donald Trump won the election. So like you said, I was doing. I was in mainstream radio, and I did a radio talk show for a long time, and it was about love, sex, relationships, lifestyle stuff. And I did astrology and psychics and all that stuff on my show, too. It was a lot of fun. But I switched to politics. But at this point, this was 2016. I had not switched to politics. I was doing my relationship show. And they all knew I was really into this destiny card system. And I went into work that day.

Well, that morning I woke up and I thought, oh, you know what I haven’t done is check the cards to see who wins the election. But I didn’t need to. I knew Hillary Clinton was going to win. Right. I mean, we all knew. So I open up the book, and I’m like, oh, you know, let me just see. And I kind of look through the charts, and I look through Trump’s chart, and I’m seeing. Okay, I don’t see any negative cards here. And then I look through Hillary’s chart, and sure enough, the nine of spades was there, which is, like, death and loss.

And, like. Like, that’s the card of loss. And I was shocked. And I went to work that day and I told all my producers. I was like, guys, I looked at the cards, and the cards say, trump wins. And they’re like, oh, Kim. Well, for once, your cards will be wrong. We all know Hillary’s gonna win, so for once, your cards are gonna be wrong. And later that night, you know, we’re sitting there in the studio and Trump’s winning, and. And they looked at me, and they’re like, damn cards. Those damn cards. Wow. Yeah. So now, have you used those cards on anything else in politics, like, what’s going on, this last one, this last election with Trump? And.

Yeah. And was it right? Saw that he won. Yeah. And I did a show on it, like, the night before the election. And then also in 2020, I saw him lose. So I saw him lose and Biden win, and then I saw him win. Now, in this election, Charlie Kirk’s death. Now, see, that’s one. Okay, so obviously not looking for that for somebody that young. Right. So I’m not going to look for. Sure. Yeah. To see if somebody’s going to die. But after the fact, I could look to see are there cards in his chart or in his wife’s chart that indicate that he was going to pass.

And I even did a show on this, like, on my local show, where I said, okay, we’re going to check and see if the cards are there. And I said, what I’d be looking for is for him a jack of spades. That’s what I’m going to look for because he’s young. And usually if the jack is. And it’s the destiny, cards are based on like a, like a poker deck. So everybody’s a deck. Like instead of you being a Gemini or me being an Aries, everybody is a card in the deck based on the day you’re born.

And it’s each day it changes. And so. And then each year and it’s already set in stone for 99 years, and then it resets to zero if you make it past 99. Already set in stone, what your hand is every year. So it’s not like tarot, where you’re just shuffled and dealt cards. It’s. You can open the book and you can see what’s gonna happen to you at 65 years old. And you could open the book and see what’s gonna be. So it’s, it’s all set in stone. So. And it’s all based. And then you have to.

And it’s a. You’re given a hand of cards essentially each year on your birthday, and you get it dealt a new hand and it’s already in the book. And so when I opened it up, I said, okay, I’m gonna look for his birthday and I’m gonna look for a jack of spades. Because somebody who dies une and young, the jack of spades is kind of the robber card. And it’s, It’s. I usually see that. I’ve. I’ve noticed. I see the jack of spades a lot when somebody dies in a car accident too early or something like that.

Like when their, their death was unexpected and too soon. Sure enough, jack of spades right there, right in the time period he was in. And then I said, okay, I’m going to look at his wife’s and I’m going to expect to see a nine of hearts or a nine of spades or a nine of sounds. Nines are lost cards. So it’s going to be probably a nine of hearts or a nine of spades. Sure enough, open it up to her chart, and she had a nine of hearts right there in that time period. Wow. So now, you know, looking, looking at that in advance when you know, you can’t look at and be like, well, then am I going to die an untimely death tomorrow? You know, like, yeah, is this going to happen? You can’t.

It’s harder to. For something like that. It’s harder to know in advance. However, like, if it’s for example, a friend of mine, you know, his mother was passing and he was like, is she gonna live or not? And I, you know, I had to look through. And then you have to ask the person, do you really want to know? Yeah, like, do you really want to know in advance or not? Right. And. But he was like, I really, you know, but most of the time people don’t really want to know. And so, you know, I kind of lie.

But of course I could see in the book that, you know, but so I told him, just spend as much time with her as you can. So there’s. Or like a, one of my producers, she wanted a reading on her birthday. It was like her birthday gift and I gave her a reading and I said, you’re going to have a loss, you know, I again asked, do you want, do you want to know the truth or not? And she’s like, yeah. And I said, well, you’re going to have, you know, a loss in your family. That’s what I see, like sometimes soon.

And so about a month later she came or two or three weeks later she comes to me and she says, hey, do you think I could work remotely? I want to move home because you gave me this horrible reading. And I was like, well, you know, I, I’m the one who gave you the reading. And I. This card, this book is never wrong. And she knew the book was never wrong, which is why she came because she’d worked with me so closely for so long that she was like, that book’s never wrong. And your book says that I’m going to have a loss in my life.

So I want to go home and be with my family as much as I can. If I’m going to have a loss, I was like, yeah, sure, I’m not gonna stop you. So she worked remotely, I was in la and she moved back to New York. And yeah, like, and that her birthday was in August and in November or December. December. I think her 15 year old niece passed away. Oh. So. Oh. Which was, you know, they kind of knew they. She was, she was born with a condition, but it was one of those things where you don’t know if they’re gonna live short time or a long time with that.

They don’t typically make it past their mid-20s, but it was still a question. So when she saw that, she’s like, oh no, it’s probably my niece and I got to get home. And she was right and the book was right. So there’s like Those are the negatives. But then there’s other things that you can see, like when you’re going to maybe get rich. You know, I could see, like, when you’re going to have financial success. And if I see that in your chart, like, if I say to you, Sarah, next year you’ve got an opportunity to make a lot of money and you’ve got like the card combination for a lot of money, then you should be proactive and set yourself up in a position to make a lot of money.

Like, don’t, don’t like suddenly retire like the year before. That energy is around you. Do you see what I’m saying? Energy that’s around it. You can miss that opportunity because you didn’t take advantage of it. Yeah, the energy. Right. The energy will, it’ll still be there for you in some way. It will manifest in some way for you. It’s not like you’re going to really miss it. It’s just might not be as powerful as it could have been had you set yourself up in advance for whatever that is. So you really want to, like, position your.

So if you see like the combo cards for making a lot of money, then you should, you know, like. And if you see this in a year in advance, you probably should start that business you’ve always been wanting to start. You see what I’m saying? Like, yeah, don’t miss it. So do you see stuff? Is it just personal or can you extrapolate onto politics that’s more general, like, or, or I suppose you have to get to a person, don’t you? And then you have to. Yeah, it’s got to be an individual. Yeah. So, like, it would be hard to find out what’s going to happen in Gaza, but you might be able to find out what’s happening.

Benjamin Netanyahu, like, is he going to be right? What does his cards look like? Right. Yeah, like, I could potentially look and see, you know, does he. It kind of has to be slightly more. It’s like a little bit. It would be easier if it’s a little bit more specific. So if it’s like, if it’s election year for him, the question of whether or not he’s going to win that election, I can usually see that. But if it’s like too far in the future or too vague, it’s harder to see because there’s so many things that could happen.

Like, for example, like, I could see. Well, okay, like, here’s an example. So for myself, I just recently got a divorce. I saw the Divorce in advance. Actually, I was hoping it wouldn’t manifest as a divorce. Obviously. Like, obviously I was hoping. When I saw it in my chart and I thought, oh, gosh, I’m getting a divorce at 45. You know, when were you. How old were you when you saw that? Like, three, like, two or three years prior. Because I just. I was. I wasn’t married long, and I saw the marriage. I saw when I’d get married, and then I.

And then I saw the divorce, and I was like, oh, maybe it won’t be a divorce. Because, for example, there is another person in my life who has the same card as me, but they’re in a different. Like, they’re a little older. Okay? So they hit 45 and got that divorce card before I did. So they, of course they were single, though, so they were not going to get a divorce. They. Instead, they lost their home. That was the difference. Like, they. So you’re gonna have a loss of some kind that isn’t a death, maybe. Well, because the, the, the.

The. For example, the divorce card is the five of hearts. That’s not a death card. Okay. It’s just a change of heart, change of home change. I get it. Okay? It’s not a loss. It’s just a change. And it’s a. And it’s a change of heart. So, for example, I’ve also seen people have this divorce card and not get it and be married, but still not get a divorce. But they’ve moved. Like, their husband got a new job and they had to move cities and that they were leaving their family. They’ve grown up in that city, and now they have to move across the country.

And that’s like a divorce. It’s a. In a way, for them. Do you see? You know what I mean? Yeah. Like, it’s causing a. Like, oh, oh. And this is like a change. And it’s hard and it’s. It’s kind of. You know, changes are painful, but it’s a loss of something. It’s a loss of your family or something that’s foundation to you. But I wouldn’t even call it a loss card, because five is not a loss. It’s a change. And changes are difficult. Okay? Changes are. It’s a difficult change. It’s a difficult change. Right? So that’s what I.

More. I should say it’s more of the difficult change. But difficult changes can often lead to good things, right? It causes growth. It causes. And that change could ultimately be for the better for you. But it’s. But change is always difficult. So, like, when the person a little older than me lost their home, that was challenging. They had to sell their home, otherwise they were going to go bankrupt kind of a thing. So they were kind of put in a position where they really needed to sell the house, and they did, and that was a challenge.

But then, you know, it ended up being ultimately better. You know, it was a hard change. It was a lesson learned. But it ultimately. I don’t know if it was better or worse. It was just a change, to be honest. Yeah, yeah, they made it work for themselves. I mean, you make it work. Humans adapt. Right? Right. So, yeah, you can see these types of things. Like, for example, when I left my radio show, when I was doing that love sex talk relationship show, I looked at the book and I saw that I would not have my job, that I would lose my job.

And this was like a year in advance. And I thought, oh, my gosh, I’m going to lose my job. Like, I better. And in radio, we all lose our jobs all the time. You know, it’s like. Like for, you know, the wind changes and you lose your job. And so I prepared in advance. I sold my Mini Cooper. I got a Prius. I was like, I might need to become an Uber driver. You know, I might need to. I got my apartment. I lived on Venice beach and I got my apartment ready to Airbnb. I was like, I am.

If. When I lose my job, I’m going to be just fine because I’ve got a backup. Like, I’m going to be an Uber driver. I’m going to Airbnb my place. I’m not going to. You know, I just want to make sure I can still make money while I try to figure out what I’m going to do next. And, you know, the year went by, and at the end, what ended up happening was I chose to leave my job, actually, the contract negotiation for renewal. I ultimately, you know, it’s like I didn’t know what was going to cause the job loss at the end of the next year.

I just knew I wasn’t going to have it. And I. And I. So I set myself up in advance to be financially okay. And I ended up, yeah, deciding I didn’t want to do it was my own internal decision. It was still very difficult. And I forgot that I’d even given myself that reading, really, you know, and that I was like. Because when you’re stressed out in the moment or whatever. But then, anyway, later on. So I walked away from the contract. I walked away from the deal and because I wanted to go digital, I just didn’t want to get locked into more years of radio.

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Yeah, and I was. And I did. I Airbnb my apartment. I Uber drove a little bit because I didn’t want to dip into my savings. You know, I got a pretty good payout and I, I didn’t want to dip into that. I wanted because I didn’t know how long I was going to be unemployed because I didn’t know what I wanted to do next. How long did you Uber drive? I know what, my daughter always used that when she was in high school she’d take the Uber. You know they take Uber all the time and they signed me up as an Uber driver just all of a sudden I’m this Uber driver.

No, I had to stop doing it because people start. They were. They’d get in the car and be like, I recognize your voice. Aren’t you Kim? I resend. Oh, crap. And I’d be like, damn it. Because for one, I. I love talking, obviously. Right. Like, I’m a. I was a radio person and now I’m doing this. And I liked Uber driving because I got to talk, you know, it was like. And meet new people, and it was just something to do. I can’t. I wasn’t going to sit around and eat potato chips and try to figure out my life, like, what I want to do next.

And I really enjoyed it. I thought it was really fun. But I only did it for, like, three months, and then I was like, okay, keep doing this. You’d be a good Walmart greeter. I would love to do that job when I’m old. I’ve thought about that. I’m like, what would I do? I mean, there’s no way. Because I’ve been thinking about my retirement. I’m like, I don’t want to just sit around and I’ve got to get out. I have to talk to people. So I would be, like, the best. Well, I would be a horrible Walmart greeter because I’d be trying to talk to them and have real conversations and they need to go and buy.

They need to buy and get out and you’d want to talk. Yeah. And I. Yeah. So I have to find a different job where I can, Like, I’d be a good bartender or a cafe. Like, working at a. Bartending would be fun. I used to waitress at a bar when I was younger, and I loved it because I was always talking to people and doing stuff. Yeah. I think bartending would actually be fun. Although I wouldn’t like the drunks. I wouldn’t like that. Right, Exactly. I’d have to be a real small, slow bar for me to, you know, when I’m old, to be like.

Because I don’t want to be hustling back there. Right. I’d be like, just the same five customers that come in all the time. Yeah. Like that old country bar or in Italy, because that’s, like, where I am half the time now. And so why are you in Italy all the time? Why not? No, it’s great. It’s awesome. That’s. That’s it. That’s literally the answer is, why not? You love it out there. So do you have a. Do you have a place out There now getting one. Yeah, that’s because you can work from anywhere, can’t you? Yeah, as long as it’s good Internet.

Yeah. And the good thing about out there is the time zone isn’t horrible for me because my show is live at 5pm Eastern and for Italy that’s 11pm Eastern. So it’s, it’s not. I actually get more hours in the day to prepare for my show actually, because I get all day and then I get all night. The show goes live at 11 rather than 3 when I’m in Idaho the other half the time. So it’s like 3 o’ clock in the afternoon. And so I got to wake up really early and start really hustling and getting the show ready.

You know, I have to, have to be up and out at like 6am to get the show ready every day by 3pm but in Italy when it’s 11pm I get to like sleep in and then go have my coffee. Do you speak Italian? A little, Yeah, A little. Are you learning it? I am, yeah. I do speak better than I, I, yes, I speak Italian, but I’m not good at it. Although if you ask the Italians, they’re like, no, you’re speaking just fine. I understand you. But I, I still, I can say everything I need to say in Italian and I can have conversations that are social, but I’m not like, no, but yeah, good.

So, yeah. Would you live there full time or is it a good part time deal? I, Right, you know, not right this minute. I don’t want to be there full time, but maybe in the future, I mean, I can because I’m getting the legal. I’m in the process of. I’m like just a tiny bit away from the legal process of being able to be there full time, which is why I’m going through the actual process this time of like the true immigration process for them so that I have the. Because otherwise if you don’t, you can be there as an American six months out of the year, but you don’t get to really choose your months.

Like you, you can be there 90 days and then you got to get out for 90 days and then you could be back in for 90 days. And the thing about Europe is that it’s best to be there in the shoulder seasons. So it’s best to be there like April, May and then again in September, like October. So those, and the problem is those are, it’s like April, May, June is great. And then it’s really not great in July and August and Then it’s great again in September and October. But that’s not enough of a 90 day.

Like you need the. If you don’t have a visa or a green card or something, you have. There’s, there’s like you have to be out for 90 days. So you kind of have to choose. Do you want to be there in June when the weather’s really nice, or do you want to be there in September? You don’t get to do both. But if you have the visa or the permanent residency, then you can be there whenever the hell you want. That’s awesome. So how do you perceive the perspective of them versus here? What is the culture of difference, especially from a political standpoint, since you’re so into that.

The American politics, you know, they’re a. They’re a wild bunch. The Italians are unique. I don’t know if they’re unique for Europe because I don’t really know the rest of Europe that well. I know the Italians and Italy quite well, but I don’t know. So. But they’re unique compared to us in that this is a very conservative culture. A very conservative people. They are socially very conservative, but they are liberal in every other way. So they’re like, you know, like, they’re really big on climate change. They’re really big on, like, they’re super pro Ukraine, super pro Palestine, super pro, like do everything possible for climate change.

COVID lockdowns, like, God, you know. Yeah, they’re like really liberal in all the ways that liberals are liberals here, except then when it comes to social. They are Catholic conservatives. So it’s like a funny. So they’re so. It’s like they’re not in a gay marriage kind of a thing. And they’re kind of like, you know, the trans thing, they’re like, what the hell is that? So they, they blend in well with like the conservative side of America, but they also blend in well with the liberal side of America, just on different things. They would come here and be completely not know what to do with this place.

Yeah, it’s really confusing. They’re. They’re just clash. They tend to fit in more with liberals like they think they do until they start talking about like gay marriage and trans and like all that stuff. And then. And then suddenly they’re like, oh, you think I’m a bigot and a racist? And you know, like, suddenly they become bigoted, racist chauvinists. But. And then they don’t know where they belong. They’re like, oh, confused. Yeah, but it’s. You Know, definitely the end. That’s the other thing, too, is, like, they are so wildly liberal in a lot of those. Like, globalist.

You know, the globalists, they’ve totally bought into all this. Okay. Although they’re starting to push back a bit more. There’s definitely a faction of the Italian population that’s really becoming very skeptical of all of that more and more and more. But they. But yeah, it’s like, that’s the one thing where I’m like, I. Because they ask me sometimes, are you gonna give up your American citizenship? I’m like, no way. You know, I would never. If I become an Italian citizenship, if I get. If I get Italian citizenship, which I’m not on the path. I mean, I’m on technically the path, but I’m not.

I don’t know if I will ever do that. And it’s a long path, but if I did, they’re like, are you gonna give it up? Give up American? Because the problem with being in America is you have to pay double taxes. And that’s a uniquely American thing. When you live abroad, they require you to pay American taxes on top of. And that’s for the privilege of being an American. So if you give up your American citizenship, you don’t have to do that again. You don’t have to pay. But I’m like, no, because I have to escape you.

You know here in Italy, when you guys get too crazy and want to do coveted lockdowns again. Yeah. I mean, it’s like they have some crazy ideas. It. For me, I could get along with almost anybody, but they’re a little opposite of what I am. Right. I accept everybody, except I am kind of conservative in family values. I mean, it’s hard not to be that way. But I’m not. Like, I accept people more for who they are and then all their other wacky ideas. I’m not. Like, I at least want to think through some of this.

I don’t like the climate change. Yeah, we’re seeing all sorts of stuff. But I’m like, how much is that from geoengineering and how much of it is BS from the globalists? You know, it’s like, you know, I want to think through some of this stuff. Right. Well, the Italians are definitely becoming more and more aware. I mean, more and more of my conversations with them are more, like, skeptical of the narrative. And that wasn’t the case even just, like, a year ago, as much as it is, or two years ago as it is now. Like, now they’re way more like oh, yeah, yeah, they’re, they’re like catching on.

They’re starting to figure it out. What do you think of like the UK and what the heck is going on there? I mean, that’s crazy. Is that different than Italy? Is it because it’s more of a conservative culture? I would imagine they aren’t having the same problems that the UK is having, you know, like when it comes to like immigration, social media. No, the Italians are pretty bad. Yeah, it’s pretty bad. Yeah. Yeah, they’re still, they’re still. I mean, they’re not as bad as the UK but they definitely, you know, they’re trying to pass laws that allow the government basically to spy on all of your text messages, essentially.

And yeah, it’s pretty, I mean, right. That’s the, that’s the only whenever, like living over there part of the time. That is, that’s the, the real negative is like the fact that they’re just so ingrained into that globalist agenda. Big Brother, you know, surveillance state, they’re really into that. But I just love the lifestyle and the culture so much that I’m willing to part time overlook it. Well, we have, you know, we actually act like we, you know, the surveillance and stuff, we push back, but it’s just as bad here. I mean, we. Not. We’re fooling ourselves to think that we’re somehow freer.

I mean, I do think we are still freer. We are freer. Yeah. With the surveillance state aspect, yeah, we’re still freer. But how much do you think. It’s just not known. I think we’re still freer, but I do think, you know, we’re, we’re not going in the right direction, but we’re still freer than Europe for sure. Or even like a lot of Asia, you know, under certain communist countries. I think it’s definitely, and my family’s, a lot of them are still in Vietnam and I talk to them a lot about it and. Well, I think that makes sense from a.

We’re freer, we can make more decisions. But as far as surveillance state goes, I don’t, I think we’re still, we’re still freer, but I think the surveillance is just not acted upon. Like they aren’t acting it upon us to restrict our freedom. Yeah, maybe doing it right. Yeah. I mean, I think Covid. Covid, really? Because I was actually trying to get to Italy before COVID and that actually Covid stopped me from really starting my move over there. And because my flight was canceled, I was supposed to go I had a one way ticket in April of 2020 and didn’t get to take that flight, so got stuck here.

Glad I was stuck here, though. Italy was a nightmare during that time. They were really bad. And, and you know, I think Covid really made me appreciate being an American a lot more because I really saw the freedom we have here state by state. I mean, and I was in California, but at that time I was going back and forth between California and Idaho. And Idaho was a lot better, right? Way better. It’s like when I stepped foot in the state, it was like, freedom. Well, I was in Minnesota, so. Nice. So it was like California.

I mean, it was just like, yeah, you guys couldn’t even like go buy paint at the Home Depot or something. Right. Didn’t. Or was that. Well, Whitmer was an idiot because she would. She actually took parts of the store and said, you couldn’t buy seeds and stuff, but you could buy this. And yeah, that was really stupid. But people couldn’t play out in the play. Like the kids couldn’t go play basketball outside. Yeah, I was really. Yes. But that’s the thing is a lot of people moved, right? A lot of people said, well then that’s it, I’m up and I’m moving to a different state.

I mean, that’s obviously a huge life change. It’s drastic to have to do that, but people had the ability and the option to do that and that and, and, or just travel to another state and have a taste of freedom or even in California. It was like I was living in Los Angeles county and that was really crazy. And so when I wanted a break, we would drive down to Orange County. Yeah, we just drive 40 minutes and we’d be sitting at a restaurant indoors with no masks. And then in la they’re like, nope, everybody outside and you have to show your vaccine passport.

So I mean, it just showed there’s a level of freedom in the United States that is not afforded to a lot of other areas of the world. And it really made me grateful to be an American. Not that I wasn’t grateful before, but I. It really was like, oh man, I’m so glad I’m an American right now. And why it’s so important to, to preserve that aspect of our. Isn’t it? I mean, I think Covid really showed because you could go to Florida or Texas and be free. You can come to Minnesota and understand what it’s like to not be free.

Right? Yeah, it’s really, I. What it really, really, I think did for me, and it’s funny, I think it did this for a lot of liberals is really value states rights. Yes. You know, I think a lot of people started to really value on both sides more so than ever states rights. Well, what do you think? You know, because so much the liberal Democrat republic, it’s all social issues versus some of these other ones, which is state rights, size of government, you know, geopolitical issues with, you know, monetary system issues. It’s kind of like I always see the Democrats and get.

Tell me if you see it different, that they’re really caught up in social issues, but they ignore all these other issues. Oh yeah, for sure. I mean they both, they both do it. They just distract us with social issues and they just keep us fighting with each other with social issues. And. And then they just. They been behind the curtain. They both do. Both sides do the exact same thing with everything else. Well, yeah, because the issues that are really important are what is what’s going to happen economically, what the state rights, size of government house, what’s happening with, you know, the medical system, all these things is the gist of it.

And then. And. But everybody’s fighting over like what’s going on with the Nick Fuentes and, and Andrew Tate and all that crap. I mean, that has to be some kind of division or something because who in the heck would prop these guys up? Like, why in the world would they be propped up? I mean, do. Is there really that many people in this country that like these guys and think this way, or do you think. I think a lot of people like Nick Fuente, I could see why with Andrew Tate, I understand how they became popular.

I understand how Andrew Tate became popular. And I think it really. It’s for the same reason that Jordan Peterson became popular. And it’s this giving men purpose, like telling men this is how to be men. And even though I definitely disagree completely with Andrew Tate’s method, I definitely much prefer Jordan Peterson’s method. You know, Andrew Tate, I think is the worst role model for men. But I think it’s. It was that giving men a sense of like, this is what my role is now. This is what I’m supposed to do. And so I see where Andrew Tate became really popular with young men and.

But it does feel like then that was propped up more than it would have normally been. And I think it’s like you take somebody who’s popular, but then you can make them mega popular, right? That’s right. Yeah. And I think he became mega popular. And I do think that the establishment, the FBI, like, whoever, probably the FBI, I think that they, they like and they encourage the propping up of certain figures like this because they want to collect a database of their viewers. They want to know who they are. Yeah, because that’s, you know, they’re always going after the.

The threat from within, the domestic terrorism, the, you know, who’s the real threat in America. And they’re thinking, oh, it’s the chauvinists, the racists, the anti Semites. Right. So what better way to figure out who those people are but to prop up some popular people that they’re all going to go follow? And now you’ve got a database. That’s right. That. That’d be a really good way to do it. So what’s the. What do you think’s going on with Charlie Kirk? What the heck is that situation? Yeah, I mean, something weird. I definitely, you know, I, I do not believe the narrative that they fed us.

That is for sure. This the type that this Tyler kid did it, that he confessed to his dad, his dad turned him in like that. He, whatever. How he got the rifle up on the roof, how he. None of those things are believable. I mean, there’s just too many holes in that story for any of that to be believable. So the question then is, why would they cover that up? Now there’s, you know, one simple and easy theory, which is because they don’t want to look like idiots a third time. I mean, they arrested the wrong guy twice, and then.

Or they. They arrest the old guy first, dragged him out of there. Well, now you look like a dummy because it wasn’t him. And then they detained some other guy later. And remember Cash Patel coming out and being like, we got the guy, we got. We got somebody. And then, oops, nope, sorry, wrong guy. Well, now you don’t want to look like an idiot, so you just take the third guy and you run with it and you force it down everybody’s throats because you need to, because you can’t. You know, so there is that motivation of just.

And this happens in the court system all the time. I mean, there are wrongfully convicted people constantly. The state of Illinois had to put a stay on all executions because Northwestern University, their law school, I believe, had like an investigative unit inside of their law school, and they investigated all the death row cases, and they were able to prove without a shadow of a doubt that half the people on death row were wrongfully convicted. And so the governor, yeah, this was years ago. And the Governor of Illinois had to put a stay on all executions because he’s like, what do you mean? This is like basically the toss of a coin whether or not you’re guilty of a crime you’re committing, states committing murder if they’re not guilty.

Right, of course. And it was because there was a lot of pressure. You know, obviously, if you’ve been convicted and you’re on death row, the crime was bad. And so people in the public want to know you got the bad guy, because it’s frightening to think otherwise. And so they have a lot of pressure to catch. Catch the bad guy. And so. And these were cases that weren’t like Charlie to the level of Charlie Kirk and, you know, the. The level of, you know, the press that’s on it. And yet even just on a basic level, the prosecution, police, and prosecutors, you know, the police have the detectives, they’ve got a motivation to get the guy because otherwise, you know, they look like idiots.

And then prosecutors have the job of trying to prosecute that person and getting a conviction doesn’t matter if they’re innocent or guilty. And so they do their jobs and then they can say, yep, we got the guy, and that’s it. And really they didn’t. And so there’s. So there’s that simple motivation. That could be why they’re just running with Tyler Robinson and then shoving him down our throats and being like. And trying to make it work. Right. And we’re all sitting there. Yeah, but what about this? Or what about this? Or what about this? And they’re like, don’t look too hard.

We got the guy. And it could just be as simple as they just don’t want to look like fools. Yeah, but they look more like fools if people can read through and they, you know, the story has. Is like Swiss cheese. What do you think of Epstein? You know, they came in saying they were going to prosecute their all hard, and then they didn’t do anything. Yeah, I mean, that’s obviously what the whole scandal around Epstein and why we’re all wanting to know information is the fact that obviously it was a blackmail campaign. And now it looks like a lot of them are blackmailed.

That’s what it does. It looks like they’re just blackmailer. Dershowitz came out, who represented Trump, Epstein and Mossad and said some things publicly on the radio, that there are people involved that should be investigated and they’re not. And he came out and said all this stuff, and. And he goes, I can’t say who it is. As an attorney for all three organizations, but I can tell you there are big people that need to be investig. Investigated. Well, wow. He’s gonna say that because he’s also implicated in the whole thing. That’s right. And so I think he is.

Yes. Well, obviously, he’s a lawyer for all three entities. He knows more than anybody, and he’s been named in. You know, and then on my show, I actually asked him. I was like, you know, did you get pissed? Oh, he started twitching. Yeah, it was really bad. And then he. He basically at the end was like, I’m never coming back onto your show again. And you. But you bamboozled me, basically. And, yeah, it was like a whole spectacle. But you have to add, you can’t have Dershowitz on. They asked me if I wanted to have Dershowitz on, and I’m like, I don’t know if I want dirt.

If I have them on. I’m gonna ask him these questions. And, you know, Stacy, my public, she’s like, yeah, I don’t know, because she was involved in that situation with you, I guess. Yeah, yeah. So she’s like, okay, well, we’re not gonna have them on. I’m like, well, I. Because he doesn’t want to be asked. But, you know, I. He’s such a pansy. I mean, here’s this guy that is a lawyer. Like, okay, you’re sitting there grilling people all day. You know, you should have some. You should realize what’s going to happen to you. You’ve been asked about this a million times.

It shouldn’t be. You shouldn’t feel like you’re taken off guard, like, grow a spine and answer the damn questions. He said it on the radio. He represented Mossad, Trump, and Epstein. Why in the world would you think a journalist worth their salt wouldn’t ask you questions? Exactly. It’s only the job. And, you know, and he’s being such, like I said, just a real sour face, like, trying to. I don’t want to be asked these questions. It’s like, well, you’re going to get asked these questions. So you are. Sorry. In fact, I don’t really care about much else than other than that.

Right. I mean, that’s what we all want to know about. And he’s sitting there like, I don’t want to be asked these questions ever again. And it’s like, I’m sorry, but you are going to be asked these questions. But not only that, you should have some toug. Have skin, because you’re an attorney and you’re doing this to people all the time. You’re like one of the best, most famous attorneys out there and you’re telling me you can’t handle a little bit of a cross examination, you know, come on, grow up. That’s right. Well, yeah. Well, there’s a lot of people implicated in the Epstein stuff.

And I, I think that the blackmail operations go deeper than Epstein. There’s plenty of them. Right. That’s just kind of how they operate. And you can see it with everything that’s happening now, obviously there is some kind of blackmail coercion going on for them not to release the files because you wouldn’t put yourself out there. You wouldn’t say it and make your. You wouldn’t use that political capital and then not release them. I think you look too dumb. Right. It doesn’t make sense. Yeah. I mean, there’s something not right. You know, I. It’s just. Yeah. All this stuff.

Right. How do we not become more suspicious? How do we not. Well, how do you not become cynical? Right. When you watch all this stuff? So, you know, it’s just so, okay, where and when people can. Where can they watch you? When can they watch you? Where. How they follow you? All that stuff? Well, I’m on Rumble Monday through Friday at 5pm Eastern. And then I take that show. That’s a full show. And then I take clips and there’s some clips that are put on YouTube so you can always go to click Kim iversonshow.com. yeah. And so kimiversonshow.com will take you to the Rumble show.

And that is where you can watch the full show Monday through Friday, 5pm for free. Perfect. And then you put some clips on YouTube because you don’t want to hose yourself and. But you want to maintain your audience and grow. Yeah. And then. And then Rumble allows you to talk and be free. Yeah. More. Oh, YouTube’s getting a little better. But you never. With them. You. It’s like any minute, you know, they could cut you at the knees. Did. Have you gotten strikes or anything from. Oh, yeah, many times with. With YouTube. And you just never know when they’re going to get you next time and on what topic.

You don’t even know. You don’t know what’s taboo. It’s like suddenly, what’s taboo today? Don’t know. You don’t even know. Do you think that’s part of their thing is they’re trying to get everybody fearful and second guessing and having no idea what to talk about? Probably. Probably. Oh, it’s but whereas Rumble, totally free. Totally free to speak and don’t have to worry about any of that. I mean, they have been really great. I’ve even had, you know, they. They sell sponsors on my show and they. I’ve had sponsors drop me. Ben Rumble never even says a word to me.

Why? Like, they don’t even want to give me. They don’t even want to put that in my brain. Like, because if. Even if they told me why, and even if they were like, it’s okay, but this is why. But just it’s okay. Like, even if they did that, it would still be like. Like a slight form of censorship in a way. It’s not really. But it’s like. Because then you’re like, oh, so if I talk about that I won’t get the sponsor and blah, blah, you know, so you kind of maybe start self censoring. They don’t even tell me.

They’re like, no, we don’t even. Nothing. Like, they’re really respectful to me, too. I appreciate. They’re great. Yeah. Yeah, they’re great. Okay. Cam, it’s been a wonderful. I really wanted to talk to you about all that astrology stuff. I think that’s really cool. I gotta go look at the destiny cards now. I want to understand what’s behind it. I’m a science person, so I want to say, what. Why does that work? Right? Okay. So I will say just a little bit of science. I think when it comes to the cards. And, you know, the science that I’ve learned is, like, when it comes to astrology, like Gemini and Aries and all of that, we know that the Moon has a major impact on the Earth.

We know, like, the tides, right? The Moon has such an impact. The universe, the stars, the. The Moon has such a strong pull. And so the thinking is that. And we’re like 85% water. So the thinking is, is that these stars and the moon and all of this has more of a pull on us than we realize. And it’s affecting more of us than we realize, just like the tides of the ocean. And so I think with the destiny cards, it’s a similar. You know, it’s based on the day you’re born. And then it has like this.

I mean, you know, it’s one thing I always say to people, too, because I’m also really science. I’m a science. I like science. And one thing I always say is, look, you know, we just have not figured out how to empirically study this yet. But it doesn’t Mean it can’t be empirically studied at some point. If we had the right science and the right tools, if we understood it, we would be able. Because the science is what is. And so if it is, we’ll figure it out at some point. We’re not smart enough to figure it out.

That’s exactly right. But I do believe it is a science. There is a science behind this. I don’t know exactly. It’s like, you know. Yeah, I. I don’t know how it works exactly, but I can see it working. So it must have a science that makes it work. That’s right. That’s how I think of stuff. And maybe it’s that at that time, certain energy, frequency, like we’re a frequency being of some sort that is born. And though only those frequencies are what’s born at that time. Yeah. We’re like right in the frequency wave versus it affecting us.

Maybe that’s when we’re able to be born. I don’t know. I’m just. I don’t know either. Right. But that’s. But that’s always been my take on it is like, just because you haven’t figured out how to empirically study it doesn’t mean it can’t be. Exactly. And that’s the same with all of the ideas. Spiritual ideas. Yeah, all. Everything. And you should at some point, if you believe in God and heaven and all of that, then obviously that. And if it’s real, then obviously that would be able to be empirically studied at some point. If we’re smart enough, maybe.

Right. But we just don’t have the tools. We don’t have the science. We don’t have the brain power, the tools, the whatever it is. Right. That’s right. We’re just lacking. Exactly. That’s exactly how I think about it. And that’s why I don’t think anything is a science. How can you say, you know, I’m about science and. But you’re spiritual. How can you separate that out? Because science is just the study of what is is. Exactly. And if it is, and if heaven is, and if God is, then it can be scientifically studied. That’s exactly right. Yes, that’s right.

Okay, we got that. We solved that problem. That’s right. We understood. Yeah, we got it figured out. Okay. Thank you so much, Kim. I really appreciate it. Such a pleasure. Thank you.
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