Oh, since we last spoke, the United States said that their weighing options of military intervention in the protests in Iran, countries have officially started banning ex's AI. Reports have started to emerge of the US using real life secret weapons like the one they had on freaking Stranger Things. Anti-ICE protests have erupted across America. Speed shut down Kenya. And we may have finally reached the end of one of the biggest [music] mysteries and legends in modern history. All of that and so much more. Like and sub if the hair gave you a jump scare. Let's stop the yapping and let's get [ __ ] [music] You know what? I once I've actually looked at this studio today. Yes, we had our celebrations, but the color schemes in the balloons, it's really starting to look like a gender reveal party in this studio. I don't like it. Okay, I guess we got to start today with the anti-ICE protests that are now spread nationwide in the US following the shooting of the 37year-old woman Rein Good. And as I mentioned in last week's video, this was the kind of fallout that we were expecting. In fact, CNN report that more than 1,000 different protests were planned across the country this past weekend alone. All with the objective of getting immigration agents out of their cities for good. Large crowds are seen in major cities such as Philadelphia, New York, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, but the real crazy stuff went down in Minneapolis. Yes, I feel like I've never heard of Minneapolis before a few weeks ago. Now, they're at the center of everything. The mayor kicked things off by saying, "Today is a good day for ICE to get out of Minnesota." There were reports of people blocking ICE agents either with their cars or standing in front of their vehicles. [music] And actually, they weren't just limited to the federal agents themselves. A conservative political commentator and reporter, Nick Sorter, he shared videos of his car being blocked in by anti-ICE protesters and even some of them jumping on the bonnet of his car as he attempted to drive away. And here's the thing. Despite the protesters at large remaining peaceful, uh there were reports of protesters starting to actually go to the different hotels that they believed were housing the ICE agents. I don't know what they were planning to do once they got in there or they passed security. But yeah, also Homeland Security posted a bizarre tweet urging people not to bring their babies to violent riots. And this was in response to unconfirmed reports saying that some people in Minneapolis were showing up using their babies as shields from law enforcement. Now, I had to do a little bit of looking into that claim. Uh, and one of the people who say that they were at that protest, they said I and many others brought my baby to a peaceful protest yesterday with thousands of angry neighbors demanding justice for Re. This administration keeps screaming about toning down the rhetoric and yet you all continue to conflate peaceful protests with riots. But here's where things escalate even further. Because as we're seeing the protests around ICE continue to surge, so too has the deployment of law enforcement. CNN reports today that hundreds more immigration officers are being sent to Minneapolis in response to the protests against the ones already there. And so we're now entering this negative feedback loop where the more officers that are being sent to a city, the larger the protests get. And as a result, the more officers get sent, the larger the protests. and until something cracks. And this isn't just unfolding in the streets right now. Last night was the Golden Globes and a number of nominees wore be good pins. And they were meant to represent a tribute to Re Good who was shot by ICE. >> So this is for her. This is for the people in the United States who are terrorized and scared today. I know I'm one of them. I love this country. And what I'm seeing here happening is not America. So yeah, this situation continues to escalate. I don't think we see any signs of it dying down anytime soon. But of course, I'll keep you guys updated as we know more. Moving on, talking about situations that just refuse to deescalate, Iran, they are genuinely reaching a tipping point right now. There has been a lot of development. So, firstly, uh if these reports are accurate, the death toll in the country from these protests have skyrocketed. For perspective, on Saturday's video, we reported that the death toll was at 45 people. Today, on Monday, the highest estimates are putting it at at least 6,000 people dead. Now, it is worth noting these are the highest estimates. Other reports and sources, they say the death toll is in the hundreds, which is still a massive number. And the reason it's so hard to get an accurate gauge is because as of recording, the internet in the country is still shut down. They are days into this. And it's not even just the internet anymore. Footage of electricity being shut down in many parts of the capital city, Tehran, are circulating, too. In fact, some are even arguing that this may have backfired because citizens that were left inside with nothing to do, no power. Well, apparently they joined the demonstrations out of boredom and frustration. Now, the latest reports state that authorities are now resorting to all forms of violence to quell these protests like real life bullets, tear gas, and one doctor in the eastern city of Nabore. He told CNN that security forces shot at protesters from the top of buildings on Friday. Now, as you'll remember, Trump previously said that the US will intervene if Iran kills any protesters. And today, he followed that up by announcing that the US military is now weighing a series of potential options in Iran. Then, not long after that, Trump told reporters this on Air Force One. >> Iran wants to negotiate. Yes, >> negotiate. What? >> We may meet with them. I mean, it's a meeting is being set up, but we may have to act because of what's happening before the meeting. >> Now, I'm not too sure if Iran's government wants everyone to know that they want to negotiate because one parliamentary speaker warned that they will retaliate if the US attacked and quote, "Both Israel and US military and shipping centers in the region will become legitimate targets." but also Iran's Supreme Leader posted this cartoon uh picture of Trump saying that he was an arrogant and proud tyrant and that he too will one day be overthrown. We're also at the point in these protests where they have now officially gone global. Not only are numerous world leaders posting messages of solidarity with the Iranians online, but also ordinary people from around the world are protesting in support. Anti-regime protesters torn down an Iran flag at the embassy in London. Thousands of Canadians took to the streets in Ontario, Canada, and we saw similar demonstrations in Los Angeles. But that crowd was actually attacked by a U-Haul driver who rammed his vehicle into the protesters. Now, fortunately, the driver was detained and there was no significant injuries reported. Oh, and also, Poly Market now has the chances of a regime change in Iran in 2026 at 61%. But the big question is, what do you guys think? Do you think they will Iran will be able to weather yet another massive storm of protest or is this the final one? Let me know your thoughts. Moving on. Okay, I have a question for you guys. Do you think that the US has any secret military weapons? I think for most of us, we're probably saying yes. But I asked this because this weekend a story went mega viral of an alleged account from a Venezuelan uh security guard that was protecting Nicholas Majuro the night that he was captured. Now, normally I wouldn't cover this because it's an unverified witness account and it doesn't have any confirmed primary sources and no official verification, but it was then retweeted by the United States press secretary and she wrote, "Stop what you are doing and read this." So, what I'm going to do is I'm just going to let you make your own minds up. So, in a back and forth between this apparent interviewer and a security guard, the god says the US only had about 20 soldiers and they had hundreds. He said that the US turned up with a bunch of drones and helicopters and were highly technologically advanced. Just listen to this interviewer. And then the battle began. Security guard. Yes, but it was a massacre. We were hundreds, but we had no chance. They were shooting with such precision and speed. It seems like each soldier was firing with 300 rounds per minute. We couldn't do anything. Interviewer. And your own weapons? Didn't they help? Security guard? No help at all. Because it wasn't just the weapons. At one point, they launched something. I don't know how to describe it. It was like a very intense soundwave. Suddenly, I felt like my head was exploding from the inside. We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting. We fell to the ground, unable to move. Yeah. And I literally just came off the back of watching Stranger Things season 5. And it looks a lot like the US weapons that they have in a fantasy series. Interviewer. And your comrades, did they manage to resist? Security guard? Not at all. Those 20 men without a single casualty killed hundreds of us. And that is an actual like crazy pot. How did they take out so many? We had no way to compete with their technology, their weapons. I swear, I've never seen anything like it. We couldn't even stand up after that sonic weapon or whatever it was. Now, I don't think any of us really believe that the US doesn't have any secret technology. I mean, otherwise, what the hell are they spending $1 trillion a year on? But the next question in this alleged interview is, "So, do you think the rest of the region should think twice before confronting the Americans?" [laughter] It's a little little bit propagandery at that point. And this also comes at the same time when Trump yesterday shared a picture with the title acting president of Venezuela. He shared this. Moving on. [laughter] Okay, crazy update on the whole Grock bikini trend situation. After we heard that the UK wasn't ruling out the option of banning X, we also started hearing rumors that Canada and Australia were considering that an option as well. Now, Canada has since come out and confirmed they won't be banning X for this, but Malaysia and Indonesia have, and they have officially banned Grock AI in their countries, becoming the first in the world to do so. Malaysia said that their reason was that they had found repeated misuse of Grock, generating harmful content, including explicit and non-consentual images of women and children, and that X has failed to address these incidents effectively. And then Indonesia shared a similar stance saying that Grock has allowed the violation of human rights. Now Malaysia banning Grock doesn't come as the biggest surprise. They've already banned websites like The Hub or Only Friends. But for an artificial intelligence to be put in the same basket as those websites is pretty insane. But the bigger question off the back of this is that have they just set a precedent for other countries to do the same? Elon Musk has responded to all of this saying that this was just an excuse that governments were using to suppress free speech. But the question is, what do you guys think? Is this just the start of more countries coming in and banning Ex's AI? Or will it stop with Indonesia and Malaysia? Let me know in the comments. MOVING ON. OKAY, AT THIS POINT, there has been so much news over the weekend that I think we we we're down to our last resort. I think am I hearing THAT RIGHT? NEWS. YES, IT IS BACK AND IS MORE rapid than ever. A large amount of people in Israel started receiving strange text messages in English this weekend saying, "We are coming. Look up at this sky." in the middle of the night. And after causing some serious concern and being reported a bunch of times, authorities confirmed that the texts were real. But then said, "This is nothing more than an attempt to create panic amongst the public. Do not panic. Do not share. Just continue with your routine." Next. To all my Kenyans watching, you guys are crazy. Out of all the countries that Speed has visited in Africa so far, Kenya, they shut it down. The streets were so packed that Speed had to literally stand on the top of the car and it couldn't even drive. There was just so many people. Police couldn't even clear the way. His stream in Nairobi had a peak viewership of over 200,000 live viewers, which is just insane numbers. And Bro even met the giant of Africa, standing at a staggering 8 foot2. How are you, my >> Hey. Hey, daddy. >> You the tallest in Africa. >> Yeah, bro. >> Oh, wow. Long time, bro. >> You the tallest in Africa. >> You tall. >> Long time. >> You so big. >> Oh my. >> Everything is good. >> Yes. >> How you doing, man? >> Everything is good, bro. >> Also, I have no idea what was going on with giants around the world this weekend, but during the 1 billion summit in Dubai, Mr. Beast was on stage giving a talk when he completely lost his train of thought uh because he couldn't stop staring at these two giants in the crowd. He then asked them to come up on stage and basically make everyone else look like children. >> I don't want to stand up because I'm going to look like short. I mean, what is this? This guy This is ridiculous. I feel like a toddler. Hey. >> Yeah, that's what Alex is going to make me look like when we meet this week. Moving on next. Also, Anthony Joshua breaking Jake Paul's jaw might have been worth it for him because he has just bought a $40 million ranch which spends a staggering 6,000 acres, which for perspective, that's half the size of Manhattan or 4,000 football fields. But one of the craziest parts about this place is its driveway. It is one of the longest driveways in the entire country, 3 m long. Jake Paul reached 120 mph on his driveway. And I think you know you made it when your driveway doubles up as a racetrack. Next, also this weekend, what you're looking at is the world's first high alitude urban wind turbine, which just basically mean it's a flying flying windmill. Okay. And I give you a second just to guess which country built this. You're damn right it's China. It reached 2,000 m high. I think that's about the height of the Burj Khalif. And in just one hour, it generated enough energy to power about 30 electric vehicles and it was successfully connected to the grid. Now, why they believe this is such a game changer is that it can be deployed anywhere and it doesn't have to be on the ground. However, looking at that, I don't know if that's a better thing than windmills. Kind of dystopian as hell. Next, and lastly, guys, we may have finally reached the end of one of the biggest legends and mysteries in modern history, the Loch Ness monster. Well, apparently it doesn't exist. Well, that's at least according to one of the world's top Loch Ness monster hunters. Yes, that's a that's a job. That's a career. Because Adrien Shine, who has spent 54 years looking into this mystery, he has finally said he's giving up the search. After that is so long to finally give up. Damn. His final verdict is that he believes all the claims in the sightings are actually just shipwrecks and other natural causes. Damn. I love to ask him, was that 54 years of wasted time, or do you regret nothing? Or have you found it and you're part of the CIA? Huh. But I think that's a wrap for the video today, guys. We have such big news to tell you on Wednesday. I cannot wait. So, sub to the channel. Make sure you're around for Wednesday's video. Big announcement. And I will see you on Wednesday.