Meet Kevin CLICKBAITED By PBD Podcast on Palantir | PISSED!

Here's uh PBD's POV on Palunteer. All of

a sudden, while this is going on, you

know, a lot of people are not

comfortable with Palunteer. So, a lot of

people are wondering, they're saying,

"Okay, let's see what's going to happen

here." So, Laura Loomer comes out and

tweets about Palanteer. And she says,

"Maybe this is since when are we quote

tweeting Laura Loomer?" I think time to

deploy Palanteer tech to LA to deal with

the illegals. You know, you'd love to

see it. You're lying if you wouldn't.

Now, weird. What is Palanteer? Why don't

we go there? What is Palanteer? For some

of you that don't know the history of

Palunteer is very very spooky is what it

is. Okay. President Trump executive

order to enable federal agent agency

data exchange relies on Palunteer

technology. Co-founded by billionaire

investor Republican mega donor Peter

Theo. Uh with New York Times reporting

the Trump administration aims to

eliminate information

silos and streamline data collection

across agencies to increase government

efficiencies and save hardearned

taxpayer dollar pilot. Little boring so

far in the intro. Government agencies

tech billionaire law. Tell me if

bunch of tool Let's listen to this guy.

This guy tool do the tool like Excel

allows you to take a whole bunch of data

and to dive into that data and figure

out things. So that's what Palunteer

does. Okay, thanks. They also structure

the data more appropriately to make it

easier for AI to understand it. Uh it's

a great way to sort of like back back in

the day it was basically just a big data

aggregator. So, in other words, if you

have information like you're a Jamba

Juice and you have information on

weather, seasonal trends, seasonal

sales, inventory trends, uh employee

staffing, uh information, uh events

going on in your neighborhood like

church events, school events, blah blah

blah. The software lets you structure

all of that, aggregate it together, and

then you could make a determination in

terms of how much staff should actually

work there that day. Okay, that's an

easy simple example that I feel like is

more relatable because when we think of

Palanteer, it's so freaking confusing

sometimes because they they do this in

the lot. You know, UPS logistics, FedEx,

whatever. obviously targeting for

criminals. Uh uh you know, now the whole

fear is that we've got this massive

database potentially on on Americans

where if you, you know, close an LLC

over in California and you want to go

open one in Florida that Palunteer lets

every government agency go, "Well, you

did this over there." Because all of the

strings are attached. Your DMV records,

your LLC records, your corporation

records, your tax return records, your

medical history. You want to become a

real estate agent. Oh, but you have this

on your medical history, boom, they know

about it. You want to, you know, become

a pilot or whatever. You want any kind

of government license, they know

everything about everything you've ever

done. That's what people are concerned

about. Okay, so now let's skip past

their explanation because their

explanation calling Palanteer an Excel

spreadsheet is like trying to explain it

to a 5-year-old. All right, we got this

out of the way. Let's let's go a little

bit more. Well, let's just get into it.

Hey, get get the LAPD, get the sheriff's

department, get the highway patrol,

who's been pulled over, and who

registered and who is catch and release

at the border. We we already know that

law enforcement uses this. Okay, that's

was what like the the first platform

they had. Gotham versus Foundry. We got

it. Okay, what else? 2003. Oh my gosh,

they're still talking about what it is.

West was tried to screw us. What the

John Stewart talking about Alex Car.

Most effective way for social change is

humiliate your enemy and make them poor.

I don't think in win lose. I think in

domination. I love the idea of getting a

drone and having light fentinyl laced

urine spraying on analysts who tried to

screw us. What the

people have told Karp to shut the f up

with these sort of analogies before

because he is a little he's a little out

there, but it's actually why people love

him.

Well, let's not judge a book by its

insides.

[Laughter]

It's pretty good. That's hilarious. All

right, let's go. A lot of a lot of

people a lot of people are siding with

him and supporting this next move. So,

here's here's the concern, okay? Of the

next phase we're about to go through. Oh

my god. This next phase go through. Can

you do me a favor? Let's play a game.

Let's video starts at 808. Uh Rob, can

you go back to 20 years ago? Elon Musk's

net worth 20 years ago versus today. Oh,

come on. We know it's a rocket ship, but

talk about Palanteer, you fart. 400

billionish. Can you 500 million? Jeez.

They got to use Grock to do it.

Trillion. The robots are going to be how

much? Trillion and a half. What are you

talking years? He's going to be a

trillion and a half in two years. Two

years. And I think he's going to be a

trillion and a half in 24 to 36 months.

What do you think he's going to be worth

in 20 years? I want you to actually

guess, Tom. Oh my gosh. What does this

have to do with your title? The title

says, "Will Trump's Palanteer

partnership be used to spy on

Americans?" When are you going to talk

about it?

Here we are talking about. It's a

spreadsheet. Here's John Stewart. What's

Elon Musk's net worth? By 204 G20

countries, one person. Oh my god,

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heck,

bro. Are you kidding me? Future. So

what? This was a trash video.

What? Then it's just a 4-minute ad at

the end.

Spy.

The word spy doesn't even show up in

their transcript once. Not once does the

word spy show up in their transcript.

Oh, come on.

I got click baited hard. Like at least

talk about the title in the video, okay?

So that way at at least I could see why

you got the inspiration for the title.

There's not even a single mention of the

word spy.

Trash. Pissed.