80 years after Hitler's death, scientists have sequenced his DNA and discovered that he likely suffered from a rare genetic [music] condition. IShowSpeed just broke a world record. The BBC has had to formally apologize to Trump. Vine has officially been relaunched without Elon Musk, [music] but with one big difference. We've discovered a brand new species of bee and it is called the Lucifer bee. And you know those rich people in Squid Game that pay to watch people you know what? Well, turns out that humans may have actually done something like that in real life and it is horrific. All of that and so much more. Subscribe to the channel if you enjoyed Wednesday's video. I think it could have been one of our finest, but let's stop the yapping and let's vamos >> [music] >> Okay, before we start today's video, of course, can you guess where I was? Colombia. Yeah, I was in Colombia. I'll address about why and and all of that soon, but let's stop the yapping. Let's get get into the first story, Alex. Plah. And just so you know, these are actually from Colombia, right? They're not just souvenirs from down the road for props. They're real and we wore them in the jungle. Alex, show them that. That's what I thought, Alex. I mean, you guys. Sorry, I'm blaming Alex for things he's not. Anyway, let's start the video. Okay, we've got to start with this because we have got a whole lot of wild updates from the whole BBC situation where they were caught for doctoring footage of Donald Trump. Now, since we first covered this story, not only have two major bosses of the BBC resigned, which are their director general, Tim Davie after 5 years in the role, and also as well as their CEO, Deborah Turness. But now, also the BBC has formally apologized to Trump. They said the BBC would like to apologize for that error of judgment and they admitted that their footage made it appear as if Trump was making a direct call for violence. However, they did deny that they are intentionally biased. Trump has also finally responded to the whole situation on a Truth Social post, of course, saying the top people in the BBC are quitting {slash} fired because they were caught doctoring my perfect speech of January 6th. Thank you to the Telegraph for exposing these corrupt journalists. Now, he also says that he's going to be suing the BBC for $1 billion. Now, how likely is that? Well, I mean, I guess it depends the person suing. >> [laughter] >> One, will he follow through? Don't know. Two, is the damages from this worth $1 billion? But then also it's important to note that Trump is kind of like he holds a grudge. Remember, he got a settlement from YouTube, Meta, and X for just banning him off of the the social media apps and that was close to $100 million with all of them combined. So, I don't know if he's likely to let things like this go. Are you going ahead and and suing the BBC? >> Well, I guess I have to, you know, why not? Because they [snorts] they defrauded the public and they've admitted it. And also a big reminder of just why this is so massive is one, the BBC is the most visited news provider in the world, the. And secondly, they're publicly funded, meaning the scrutiny on their neutrality is that much greater. And I guess what's kind of funny about the whole situation is that because they're a news provider, they still have to report on them being this whole situation. It kind of just feels like they're snitching on themselves at this point. Anyway, what do you guys think? You think BBC is cooked systematically or was it just one bad edit? Let me know your thoughts. Moving on. Also though, sticking with Trump because he has problems, big ones, of his own this week because he is now yet again been mentioned in more new emails relating to Jeffrey Epstein. I'm not going to lie, this this never ends. This never ends. So, this week the Democrats from the House Oversight Committee released about 20,000 documents related to Epstein. These included emails, images, and reports and more. Now, people are still working through the troves of information that we've now got and remember these are not the full files, but one part that immediately surfaced was a chain of emails reportedly sent by Jeffrey Epstein himself to a journalist, Michael Wolff, in 2019. Now, Epstein allegedly said in that email that Trump knew about the girls as he asked Ghislaine to stop. And by the way, the journalist, Michael Wolff, he is still around and he posted a video on Instagram yesterday saying that Epstein and Trump had the closest of relationships for years and that they allegedly shared planes and shared women. However, some have pointed out that Michael Wolff himself must have known about the girls since he was communicating with Epstein and it's also well known that he's been anti-Trump for years. Also, in another one of these emails allegedly sent to Ghislaine Maxwell in 2011, this is apparently from Epstein as well. Epstein said, "I want you to realize that the dog that hasn't barked is Trump." Now, in that email he also allegedly said that the initially unnamed victim had spent hours at Epstein's house with Trump. Now, that unnamed individual has since been named as Virginia Giuffre. She is now passed away, but she is someone who has said that she never saw Donald Trump behave inappropriately. So, everywhere you look, it's contradictions. Now, the White House has come out in defense of Trump and they accused the Democrats of selectively leaking emails to the liberal media to create a fake narrative to smear the president. >> Did the president ever spend hours at Jeffrey Epstein's house with a victim? Uh these emails prove absolutely nothing other than the fact that President Trump did nothing wrong. And what President Trump has always said is that he was from Palm Beach and so was Jeffrey Epstein. Jeffrey Epstein was a member at Mar-a-Lago until President Trump kicked him out because Jeffrey Epstein was a pedophile and he was a creep. Trump has also defended himself yet again. He called it, you know, a whole Democrat hoax with Jeffrey Epstein, similar to things that he said before and this is just to distract you know, the how quote how badly they've done on the shutdown. But here's the really interesting thing. You're going to hear a lot of people talk like a lot of big stuff about these emails quoting them and while they are significant, you've got to be really careful with these ones because there are many other selections and quotes and emails circulating online. For example, this email that was posted by the Democrat account on X and they claimed that Trump spent Thanksgiving with Epstein in 2017 while he was president. And like if true, I mean look, you've got the emails right there. It seems like oh my god, this is this is huge. But they ended up deleting this post because White House records confirmed that Trump spent the day with troops. He visited the Coast Guard and they had dinner with family at Mar-a-Lago, not with Epstein. And there was like a number of examples like this. So, it's it's really one of those cases back the whole of the whole Epstein thing. We just don't know. I mean it's like we've said it before, every time we cover this Epstein situation, it gets more complicated and more frustrating because we just simply we have so much information, but get so little information that's actually conclusive. Moving on. Talking about insane information though, since we last spoke, researchers claim to have made a pretty shocking discovery in Hitler's DNA. I don't know how we're still getting news about Hitler, but here we are. So, according to a new channel for documentary that is set to air in the UK, I think tomorrow, called Hitler's DNA: Blueprint of a Dictator, in 1945, after Hitler died in his bunker, one of the soldiers, US, picked up a blood-stained piece of cloth that was apparently from the couch where he, you know, he himself. But now, 80 years later, scientists claim that they've used that, you know, blood-stained cloth to sequence Hitler's DNA. They have sequenced Hitler's DNA. But why? Why would you do that? Why would you do any of that? >> And they say that from that they've discovered that he likely suffered from a very rare genetic disorder. Now, it's called Kallmann syndrome and it's a disorder that stops the normal process of puberty or at least it halts it early and it can cause things like low or fluctuating testosterone levels. It can leave you infertile so you can't have any kids and it can even and often prevent the full development of sexual is going. They say that this means one could be undescended testicles and about 10% of people with this syndrome also have a micropenis. Their entire culture is built around their penises. It's funny to say they are small. It's funny to say they are big. >> What a wild year of news. Now, to be fair, if we must go down this line of reporting, then even before this discovery, there had been previous records suggesting that he had like one testicle. And there's also extensive historical accounts of Hitler avoiding or not caring about intimacy. You know, he had a wife, he didn't really care for it apparently according to multiple records, multiple people, and he was just obsessed with art and politics and perhaps this could could be one of the reasons why. This new study also debunked a long-standing myth that Hitler had a Jewish ancestry because his genes apparently only showed Austrian and German. Never thought I'd be covering Hitler news to be honest with you, but here we are. Big 25 gets bigger every day. Moving on. Also, since we last spoke, there's been a pretty big divide starting to turn into a chasm in Hollywood right now and it's all got to do with AI because some actors, they're leaning in. They love it, while others are taking legal action and rebelling against it. Now, in particular, we are talking about AI's ability to basically clone someone's voice almost flawlessly now. I mean, the videos that sound exactly like me on TikTok. Pretty scary. But, talking about someone's voice who is gen- probably the most iconic voice, Morgan Freeman. Yeah. His voice is being cloned multiple times. And for the first time, we are hearing about his opinions on this. And bro is pissed. So, in a recent interview with The Guardian, he says that he does not approve of this at all. Like, think about it. Bro is 88. Think about the life that he has lived. And at 88 years old, he is now living in a world where AI is cloning his voice. I bet he's thinking, "How the hell have I lived this long?" He said, "I'm a little pissed off. Don't mimic me with falseness. I don't appreciate it, and I get paid for doing stuff like that. So, if you're going to do it without me, then you're robbing me." He even admitted that he's taking legal action against some of these cases, saying that my lawyers have been very, very busy. And that they were pursuing many cases. But, here's the thing. While some actors and celebrities like Morgan Freeman are pushing away from AI and taking legal action, other actors, also iconic, are embracing it. Because it was also announced this week that two other actors with iconic voices, Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine, they've actually teamed up with an AI audio company, Eleven Labs, to produce virtual replications of their voices. Matthew McConaughey has gone as far as even investing his own money into these companies, or this one in particular. He said that one of the things that he's going to be doing with Eleven Labs is produce a Spanish version of his audio newsletter called Lyrics of Living in his own voice. And then, Caine has signed a little bit of a different deal because he's now going to use his AI voice for companies to hire. Hire. >> [laughter] >> Oh. And this will apparently be for hire for like commercials, and it'll be part of like a big marketplace of voices that you can buy or rent of celebrities for that commercial. That's crazy. But, I mean, that's like, you know, very simple two ways that the world is going to go. You're going to go Morgan Freeman's way, where you're fighting against it so that they don't take any human jobs, and those jobs are left for the human people. Or you're going to go the other way, and you're going to license out your likeness. And yes, it will take some humans' jobs, um, likely yours. But, then again, you still get a cut from it. So, ah, I don't know. Which one's the right decision? I guess we'll find out in a few years. Who do you guys agree with? Matthew McConaughey? Morgan Freeman? Let me know in the comments. Moving on. Also this week, any mosquitoes watching this right now, you better watch out. Press that dislike button because your days are numbered. The United States are now developing a micro drone that kills and tracks mosquitoes and other deadly insects. Drones to kill mosquitoes. What the hell? And let me tell you, where I have come from, look at this. One, the these are all mosquito bites in the jungles of Colombia. I've got them everywhere. So, I would need one of these drones, please. Now, it's called the Toranal mini drone. And it's created by a team of American engineers. Shock it's not Chinese. Because, bloody hell, Chinese are like 50 years ahead of everyone else when it comes to the drones. Uh, it's only about the size of the palm of your hand, and it weighs about the same as two AA batteries, 40 g. And through the use of ultrasonic sensors, it's able to detect if a mosquito is present in your in your area, and then track it and spin it and kill it with its blades. Pretty much decapitate it. Sounds horrendous, but mosquitoes suck. These drones can patrol you like your back garden, for example, if you give it your back garden, it could patrol it for mosquitoes 24/7. Anytime a mosquito comes through, it can go zap. And yes, while this does feel like a lot of effort to kill mosquitoes, remember, mosquitoes are the most deadly animal in the world. Every year, almost a million people are killed by mosquitoes through malaria and other diseases. So, no effort is too great to spare. Moving on. Also, speaking about insects, they have discovered something wild in, you guessed it, Australia. Yet again. Scientists have found what is now being fairly called the Lucifer bee with devil-like horns. And it turns out the naming for the bee was inspired by the Lucifer show, which I why? I don't know. That was actually discovered by scientists while they were surveying the wildflowers in Western Australia all the way back in 2019. But, we're only finding about it now because the actual study about this Lucifer bee was published this week. And this was a significant discovery because they say, quote, "DNA tests later showed that this species didn't match any known bees existing in databases, making it the first new member of this group described in more than 20 years." And it had to be a devil bee. Now, the specific functions of horns in the wild, you know, for goats, it's to slam heads. And for most of it, it is to fight. This is what happens when you beat up the other goats. You get the noodles of shame. But, they're pretty uncertain when it comes to uh this bee. They speculated that for the bee, it could have been to access flowers, compete for resources, defend the nest. So, it could be for fighting somehow. I mean, or it just makes them look scary as hell, which is also a function, I believe. Anyway, moving on. Okay, guys, this next story is truly wild. And when I read about it, jaw dropped. So, Italian prosecutors are now investigating allegations of what they are calling a human safari in the Balkan region of Europe. And what they mean by human safaris is just as insane as it sounds. So, here's the thing. It's a documented fact, right? We know that between years of 1992 and 1996, uh during a siege on the town of Sarajevo, Bosnian Serb forces shot and killed thousands of civilians that were trapped in this city. Many of whom were killed by snipers who were positioned far away. But, we are only now learning all of these years later that several wealthy foreigners, allegedly these gun enthusiasts, allegedly paid 80 to 100,000 euros for trips to this war zone so that they could kill and shoot civilians with sniper rifles. So, yeah, literally hunting, but with real humans. And that's not even the worst part, because according to reports, these sniper tourists, imagine saying that, they had the option of paying an extra fee to kill children. [ __ ] hell. But, here's the thing. Like, this happened so long ago. Why the hell are we only finding out about it now? Well, this is because an Italian investigative author, he claims to have become come across actual evidence of this. And he also says that one of his main sources is a former Bosnian intelligence officer. And he as well as other witnesses who would corroborate his claims. He said that these were Germans, French, and English. And people from all Western countries who paid large sums of money to be taken there to shoot civilians. He said there were no political or religious motivations. They were just rich people who went there for fun and personal satisfaction. I thought this kind of stuff, you know, as bizarre as it seems in like Squid Games and stuff like, it was just the worst of the worst. To to hear that this is possibly real life and true is I don't know. Crazy, man. He said, "We are talking about people who love guns and perhaps go to shooting ranges or on safari in Africa." Now, here's the thing. This isn't like some crazy conspiracy theory that everyone's just brushing aside, because Italian prosecutors, they're actually taking these claims very seriously. They said they are going to be investigating with an official probe, and they are attempting to identify any Italians who were involved in this. Because, yeah, they would likely still be alive. So, yeah, pretty insane. But, for now, moving on. Oh, and I think it is time for some more fire news. Also this week, Speed broke the world record for the three-quarter sprint. Do you know what that is? Neither did I. Now, it's called the three-quarter sprint because it measures how fast you can run over three-quarters of a basketball court, which is approximately 75 ft or 22 m long. So, yeah, definitely a pretty niche of a record to break. But, he ran it in 2.805 seconds, beating the previous world record of 2.87 seconds, which is a massive difference, really. And you want to know who held that previous world record? Well, a professional basketball player named Devon Carter, 22 years old. He doesn't look like it, but he's 22. So, yeah, a basketball player, which they're not known for their speed, held the record. So, we're not having like Usain Bolt in this. But, still, a streamer breaking a world record held by a regular No, not regular. A current athlete, I'm going to say. W Glaze Speed. Next. Also, what you guys are looking at is the moment they produced the last ever penny. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music and singing] [music] >> Something As of this week, the US Mint confirmed that they will be officially discontinuing the penny. After, ready? 232 years. Humanity have used the penny for over 200 years. And this week that ends. >> [music] >> I mean obviously the the pennies will still be around, but they've stopped producing them after 232 years. Are we tired of living through unprecedented times? I don't know. I am. And this is essentially down to inflation. That old bastard again. Because the cost to produce a penny is now greater than a penny. How the hell? In fact, in 2025 producing and distributing a single penny cost 3.69 cents, nearly four times the value. In fact, the US Treasury said that they suffered a loss of 85 million dollars from minting more than 3 billion new pennies. This needs to come to an end. So yeah, it has. Everyone, RIP to the penny in the chat. I will I I want to see it flooded with RIP penny. How's Ryan Trahan going to do the penny series part two? Moving on. But as one thing dies, another thing comes back from the dead. Man, people really refuse to just let Vine go because it is back and it has the backing of Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey. So it looks like it's back back, not some joke. Oh, and it's called Devine. Like Devine. Like that's pretty clever, I'm not going to lie. Now it is pretty much exactly the same apart from one big thing. Uh you know, it's still six seconds looping content. It's going to have a bunch of other videos from the original Vine, about 100,000. Can I get a sip of that water? It's not water. Vodka. I like your style. Vinegar. What? It's vinegar. Put Oh my god. I still haven't found my berries, but I found these. Hey, how much money do you have? Uh like 69 cents. Uh you know what that means? I don't have enough money for chicken nuggets. Johnny has 19 bottles of dish soap and he gets genie. Wait, why does Johnny have so many soaps? Mind your business, David. >> [music] >> Hey Ron. Hey Billy. What? Remember class, you can be anything you want. I want to be the president. Uh Andrew, try a little bit smaller things. [ __ ] you said I could be anything I Uh I would. I just got too much to do tonight. >> [music] >> That's pretty much it. It's exactly the same Vine. I never even really used Vine to be honest with you. Uh but the biggest difference is is that uh unlike other social media platforms in the big 25, uh this will prohibit AI content. In fact, it will actually scan for and flag suspected AI generated content and then prevent it from even being posted. So while we have one side, Open AI, just letting the opening the floodgates, you have another side saying, "Actually, here's another option. If you don't want to see AI slop, come over here." That could be that could be a good selling point. But the big question I'm thinking is Vine died for a reason, right? So unless you fixed the reason that it died, bringing it back will only be a waste of money and let it die again. So unless you fixed the reason why it died, see you later, Vine, in 2027. Moving on. Also, a newly built bridge in China collapsed. The video was insane and it scared Alex particularly. Because remember when I asked him, I don't know if I even said this on YouTube, I asked him to jump off the new world's tallest bridge that I've reported on before in China, and he rejected us. Remember that? Well, now that he saw that, he said to me, "Well, guess what? I've saved our lives because that bridge that you wanted to jump off fell." Well, turns out, Alex, it wasn't that bridge. This was a different bridge that collapsed and it turned out that no casualties reported because they closed it down after seeing a couple of cracks. I mean, it doesn't really make it that much better, but we wouldn't have died. So as we have our last 1 and 1/2 months of the year, Alex, and we are only 79K away. That Alex, do not make me jump off this bridge alone for 1 million. It's going to happen before the end of the year and we need to do it. Come on. Calling you out to do it again. Guys, peer pressure Alex in the comments and say you are not the man we thought you were. Next. And then finally, as we've all probably seen by now, the US government shutdown, the longest in history, has ended after 43 days, a new record. Oh, history every day, huh? A new funding bill was finally passed by the Senate and the House of Representatives on Wednesday and then Trump signed it off and that was it, like it never even happened. Oh, all right. You will find out very soon the reason I went to Colombia in the jungle and all of that. Content coming soon or at least some explanation. But it's really good to be back. I hope you guys survived the week without me and I will see you on Wednesday. I can't believe we didn't even miss a single video as when I was gone. Crazy. I We are just so committed to this game. Anyway, have a fantastic weekend and I'll see you on Monday. Air pornos. Vamos air pornos in marcha. 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