Red Beacon Daily News 06.02.2026

Look them in the Red Beacon Daily News. Folks, June two, twenty twenty six. Remember we are your home for the rebellion and the renaissance. Red Beacon media. Get to know us. But today today we're talking the big story in California to give Iran arrest. They're shooting, They're not shooting. They're talking, they're not talking. Who can keep up? Man? I mean really, who can keep up? You know? I have one metric for the Iranian America War. What's the guess? Cost? Is it up? Okay? Things ain't going so hot? Is down? It is what it is. On the face of it. The conspiratorial side of me just sees a big old cash grab by the gas and oil companies. That's what I see. Hey, keep it going, keep it going a little longer. Trust, shoot a cup rockets, you know what I mean. Gets keep this thing going. These prices are phenomenal. We want to go, you know, here for vacation and buy a new vacation home and do with this, and do with that. Keep keep the money flowing, keep the pressure on the American people. Very similar to Bodo Kelli. It's a wide open, wild primary, man, you know what I mean? I get see. It is truly the first contested governor's race in California since ninety eight. God has intervened and term limited Newsome, so he the Californians have a chance, not a big one, right, Housing affordability, cost of living, homelessness and crime, state budget deficit, wildfires, Protecting California from federal policies under Trump. These are the big deals. These are the big deals. These are the big key issues. You know what I mean? Seventy of likely voters are following the race closely. It's the biggest story on the ballot today. Protecting California from federal policies under Trump is sweet, That is that is something. So you have Xavier Bessera front runner looks like former US Secretary of Health and Human Services under Biden. Yikes, how that person could be at the Top's amazing, right. A lot of people are talking about Steve Hilton, exaviers holding leader twenty three to twenty nine percent. Hilton is the Republican strong second twenty to twenty three percent. Former Fox News host ex advisor to the UK Prime Minister Dave Cameron. Trump endorsed guy. You know you got the billionaire Tom Steyer, total lunatic climate activist. You know, just no way he'll win, you know what I mean, there's nothing in his profile it says fighting corporate power and protecting workers from AI. Tom Steier the billionaire is here to protect you from corporate power and aol. Come on, drink a coffee. Drink a coffee and think about what you're doing right here now. And you got Chad, you got Katie Porter. She's not pretty much insane from what I've seen anyway. Right, the attorney general's up for reelection. I don't know, like he should have been the attorney general, right the king police officer of the state. That guy should have been arrested or impeached long ago, you know what I mean. Iowa too, though they're doing their thing today primaries in Iowa. You know, this is part of America, baby, this is this is one of the more beautiful parts of the nation. We still vote, It still matters to some degree. We're fighting for the not the right to vote, with the right to vote in elections that matter, right this is you know, it's a thing it is to have the people vote and vote in representatives and all that. It's one of those things we pool from the founding of the country that really was and still is really across the world, like serious rebellion against divine rule. Right, it's important. You may not think so, but it's important. Is it time for eyes on AI? This is very unnerving story and people are gonna buy it lock stock and barrel, and it just we got a battle on our hands. Folds Ay you're a I assistant here, We've got a bit of a good news situation. Eyes on AI, folks. The infrastructure race is getting creepy. Remember you were you were told that they're gonna build their own power plants. Donald Trump even said it. They're gonna build their own power plants. Are gonna be self sustaining. These data centers that are taking over the whole world. Uh, no problem, right, They're gonna make all their own power. It won't cost you anymore. Meanwhile, every month you look at your power build and go, hmm, I wonder whose data center I'm paying for this month. Startups like calib here's here's the new angle. Startups like California based Span Capital s p a N partnering with Nvidia, are rolling out prototype mini data centers you can literally install on the side of your house or small business. These cabinet sized fanless XFRARA nodes use under uh they use this is great. This is my favorite one. This is the biggest crock of shit. These XFR nodes use underused home electrical capacity. Hu huh, What what world am I living in? Now? All of a sudden, there's a there's all of a sudden, there's just a well of unused electrical capacity in the average American home. So the XFR nodes will use under used home electrical capacity and look wood cooled Blackwell GPUs to deliver one to two megawatts of computer per unit of compute per unit, scaling towards gigawatts nationwide. Whoa listen, All bets are off with AI. All bets are off with AI. Over at the Prepper Broadcasting Network. We are running like a data center D and D attack at that. It's it's fun. It's it's gamifying the end of the world. But it's fun, you know what I mean? And I watch this stuff, man, and come on, like, at all bets are all these guys are gonna say whatever the hell they want to say, whatever they have to say. This is this is the ultimate control apparatus that is being constructed right now, you know, and the benefits certainly seem like they outweigh everything. And I'll tell you it's my It is once again my outcry. If you're gonna go through all this, if you're gonna manipulate everyone, if you're gonna lie to our face and say, oh, we're gonna use underused home electrical capacity. Meanwhile, I don't know. Three four months ago, people are getting text messages be very careful how much heat you use, And in another month we'll get the same text messages from our companies. I'll be very kept scale back your power usage because it's hot today and you want to use your air conditioner. You you Eastern, you want to be comfortable. You don't get to be comfortable. We need to put a GPU on the side of your house. So either we have tons of electricity and it's great, or we don't and they need to build nuclear power plans to power these things. Which one is it? Whatever it is? Where's my check? Okay, where's my check? Jeff? Where's my check? Meta? Who's what's his name? Faisilberg? Where's the what's his name? Uh? Meta Burg? What's his name? I don't know. You know, he's a lizard. He's a prototype. Actually, he's a part lizard, part one of those robots that Elon Musk makes. What are those robots he makes? The Primes. Mark Zuckerberg is actually a hybrid of one of those robots and a lizard, and they they raised them in like a dark spot, so we never get any pigment. He's super pale. My kids even joke about it. My kids will show me pictures of Mark Zuckerberg and they'll be like, look at the original and then look at the updated version. You know what I mean, Like they're getting better. It's hilarious. It's so much fun. But anyway, Oh, they're gonna lie to you about everything. That's it. It's all you need to know. They're gonna lie to you about everything. It's not gonna stop. You can't stop it unless you want to get violent and crazy. But you can't stop it. So we might as well get paid. And that's my number one thing right now withday I. You want to use it for research, you want to use it to make music, you want to use it to make videos, you want to use it to run your business, your ads, whatever, whatever, Fine, you want to use it to make money so that other people can use it. Well, I don't know, you know, however it goes is how it goes. But they're building a massive apparatus for control of you. It's sucking away your most precious resources water, power, right and uh and and food? Really, I mean it's taking away land that could be farmed. Oh no, we would never do that. So and the whole thing has been built by you. Where's the check where's the check? Elon? Stop telling me about your valuation in the billions trillions, quadrillions? And uh, well okay, well you used all our of our data, right. I mean, if if you ask, here's here's the reality. If you ask AI to spit out an article on survival skills and prepping, right, I guarantee you they're pulling from something that I wrote. Guaranteed. I've written so much across the internet on survival and preparedness to guarantee that they're harvesting something. Let me a check where to check at? Huh? Keep your eyes on it. Keep your eyes on it, folks. I do want to talk about the Solomon Drive today. This is like free promo. Such a nice guy man. The Solomon Drive. I got one of those about a year ago. We talked about the Dave Jones Drive, right, ProtonMail dot com, NBC guy at ProtonMail dot com, if you want the Dave Jones Drive, very cool. The reason I want to talk to you about this is our Prepper text spotlight. Okay, we need it. We need like a maybe like an Optimist Primes Act something like that. We need a Transformers sound for the Prepper text spotlight. But suffice it to say, this is the Prepper tech spotlight. And uh, we're talking about the Solomon Drive today, okay. And the Solomon Drive is a very cool waterproof I don't know if it's the mpproof or not, fully offline, plug and play, private and secure, preloaded and ready portable and sleek. The reason I'm telling there's a bunch of thumb drives out there. I said this yesterday, Right, there's a bunch of them out there. What this particular thumb drive, the Solomon Drive, does better than anyone is the user interface. I knew it from the moment that I saw it. As soon as it loaded up, booted up, I said, okay, these guys have the best user interface for one of these thumb drives that I've ever seen, ever used, And that's what it is. So if you're into this idea of like you have the hard copy books, right, you should have great books. You should have books like go Forth and Forage. You should have books like uh, I don't know if you need Prepared not scared, but that's a pretty good one. You should have books like The Forger's Guide to Wild Foods. You should have books like what's another great one up there? You know, Ninja Wilderness Survival is pretty damn good by Hakim Oh, The Preppers Guide to Surviving Pandemics, Bioterrorism and Infectious Disease by our great sponsor, and of course the Preppers Medical Handbook. Right, you could get The Ultimate Survival Toolkit. I don't know if it's out yet. I gotta get you guys a link my new book, The Ultimate Survival Toolkit. It's an amazing It's an amazing little thing. It really is. You know. It's a great little book. It has fifty survival related reference cards in it. It's got a cool little survival tool in It's a cool, great I'm very proud of it. It's beautiful. I haven't looked at it enough. I haven't sat down, and really, you do all these things. Man, you create stuff and create stuff and create stuff, and then you never sit down with your creations, you know what I mean. I feel like a bad parent of my books. Anyway, have the hard copies, but also have something like the Solomon drive, which is ten thousand something like that. What is it? It's insane number. Everything you need when the Internet dies. Ten thousand plus survival resources, ebooks, maps, calculators, preloaded and encrypted, simple plug and go interface, works on any computer, locked or not. No logins, no cloud, no nonsense. Right, no AI either, Solomon, Survival tech dot com check them out. We are not sponsored, we have been, we're not currently. Just trying to bring you into the world of preper tech that exists because it's it's a big world. It really is a big world out there. Let's talk about some good news. Now, Okay, I mean that is good news, that's pretty sweet. But the European Union is reporting that last year Winding solar generated more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time ever. Look if we can get there, that's pretty cool. If that's true. I don't trust the European Union. But we'll go with it closer to the wild side. Now, this is great news. Deforestation in Brazil's Atlantic Forest hit a forty year low. And elephants, elephants, what's that like an elevator in an elephant mix. Elephants have returned to parts of Zambia for the first time in over fifty years. In the sixties. This is the power of humanity. Listen to me. For all of you out there were like considering all thing yourself or have black pilled to the nth degree? Listen up. It was only in the nineteen sixties. I learned this from Jordan Peterson. It was only in the nineteen sixties that we were like, whoa, we could really ruin this planet. Like the things that we are doing now are so big and so powerful, we could ruin the planet. And then from that moment, fourth, humans in a tidal wave and a growing tsunami have reversed course on all kinds of things. And you have to be honest about what we've done in less than one hundred years, right, what we've done, largely in what fifty sixty years, is reversed course on things that would have destroyed the oceans destroyed the water ways, you know, I mean polluted everything. You know what crazy. It is a beautiful thing, because humanity is a beautiful thing, right, it really is. And it's important for you out there listening in this digital age to understand the power that you have. It's real, man, It's real. You know what I'm saying. It is real. Now, let's lot need where's it at. It's not officially summer yet, so we're gonna read something ancient today from John Webster fifteen eighty sixteen thirty. This dude's so old they have question marks next to his numbers in the book. This is from the amazing book that every American should own, called The Immortal Poems of the English Language. Chin Gibson, the Great One gave it to me the Wizard of Calms here at PBN, and it's so full of dog eared pages and pictures of my kids, you can't even believe it. We're going to read all the Flowers of the Spring as we watch spring go out the door. But this segment of Red Beacon Daily News is a reminder of the power of the pen. The power of the pen in an age where content is I don't know how else to say this out without it being crude? Right, But content today is looked at as a thing that is created, hastily, chewed on, swallowed and shot out and forgot about right on a day to day basis. So I like to harken back to poems from fifteen what no't no, probably sixteen ten or something this guy was when he was thirty fifteen sixteen, hundreds poetry that make their way into books that exists forever in the day because they're good, but not only that, to remind you that you have a legacy. Man, You were part of a legacy. You were part of a race of beings created in the image of God. That most of the poems, and the reason the poems are so great is because they're short, easy, you know what I mean. They connect you to everything outside of this world that we're terrified is taking shape, and they remind you that we've been at this human game for a long time. We've been at this rebellion and renaissance game a long time. All the flowers of the spring, John Webster, all the flowers of the spring meet to perfume our burying. These have put their growing prime, and man doth flourish, but his time survey our progress. From our birth, we are set, we grow, We turn to earth forts ado in all delights, all bewitching appetites, sweetest breath and clearest eye like perfumes, go out and die. And consequently this is done as shadows weigh upon the sun vein the ambition of kings who seek, by trophies and dead things to leave a living name behind, and weave but nets to catch the wind. John Webster. All the flowers of the spring spend a little time to day thinking about that man, thinking about a guy in the late fifteen hundreds sitting down to write there. This also has to the virgins to make much of time right. Gather ye rosebuds, while ye may. Old time is still a flying, and this same flower that smiles today tomorrow will be dying. Ancient ancient concept, ancient concept that we all worry about in fear. That is another one from the fifteen nineties, Robert Herrick. I hope you enjoyed the show today, folks. We may start doing an after hours show, like not an after hour show, but an extended version where we take some of these stories and extend them out. I don't know sometimes I feel compelled. But for the rest of this week, you'll have the Red Beacon Daily News. Next week we will be off. You will have no Red Beacon Daily News. And then I'll return the following week. But I hope you enjoy today's show, folks. There is much more to come as the week carries on. Hopefully I have great news. Hopefully. One of these good news segments is that the Iranian American War has come to an end. But who knows right? The Only time will tell. June second, twenty twenty six, Red Beacon Daily News. See you tomorrow, folks,