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M all

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right, just the Iron Reports stereo podcasts.

0:09

Mr gring ol Man Dingo, my name

0:11

is Michael Rappaport. I'm here

0:13

with my co host,

0:16

Mr Gimo Nettie. We're just gonna

0:18

jump into this, UM

0:21

before we get to the funding games.

0:24

Uh, we gotta uh get

0:26

to the reality and the

0:29

the disappointment, devastation,

0:32

UM, the

0:35

hard truth uh that it

0:37

continues to happen. Uh.

0:40

Two people in the last forty

0:43

eight hours, two black men murdered

0:46

by the police. UM.

0:50

I mean ship, I know everybody has

0:52

has thought about it, heard

0:55

about it, read about it. UM. I found

0:57

myself uh not being able to sleep

1:00

last night about this incident

1:02

in in Minnesota, with

1:05

this with this guy out there, it was all

1:07

over the the woman had the

1:09

the courage and wherewithal to to

1:12

videotape it right afterwards. UM.

1:14

And then there was the incident in Louisiana,

1:18

two black men shot

1:21

point blank by police

1:23

officers. It's

1:25

just like it's never ending, it

1:28

doesn't stop. UM. Fortunately

1:30

these incidents are are being recorded.

1:33

That's that's the only good thing about it. UM.

1:37

Yeah, I don't know, I

1:39

don't know. I don't know what to say.

1:41

I know that I

1:43

never would want to see something

1:46

like this happened to anybody who I know, Uh,

1:50

I care about uh. And and

1:52

you feel like you know these people and these

1:57

are regular folks doing regular

1:59

things, and and then they wind

2:01

up getting killed by by police officers.

2:04

Um uh And it's just it's

2:07

just I don't know how or when it's gonna

2:09

stop. Something's gotta give, something's

2:12

got to be figured out. This is a fucking it's

2:15

devastating, it's embarrassing.

2:18

Um. And it's just

2:20

it's gotta come, gotta come to an end. Um

2:25

Gimo, Nettie. I imagine

2:27

you have a lot to say about this, um

2:31

and and and and I would love to hear where where

2:33

your head's at right now? Yeah, it's

2:35

just, man, if you look at

2:37

the uh, the one in Baton rouge,

2:40

uh, the guy from

2:43

from looking at the tape, looking at the video,

2:46

the guy isn't offering any

2:49

resistance, right, And then

2:52

they're struggling to get

2:54

this big guy down, not him

2:57

acting you know, belligerent,

2:59

he's trying. And then they get him down and

3:02

then I don't I don't understand

3:05

the real the point and and killing

3:07

him,

3:09

shooting him four five times

3:11

at point blank range. So

3:14

I'm looking at that, and I'm saying, how is that?

3:16

How is that any sort of police procedure?

3:20

Okay, there's no police procedure. Uh,

3:23

there's there's nothing. There's

3:26

nothing okay about that. This is not Iraq,

3:29

this is not an isis terrorists. Who's

3:32

you know, trying to bomb an airport?

3:34

How how is this any sort

3:36

of police procedure? And he

3:38

and and he wasn't going for any

3:40

gun. They took the gun out of his pot. So

3:44

it's it's these guys are really these police

3:46

officers are some of them are scared

3:50

of black men.

3:52

That's true. That is true.

3:54

And this is like, this is like, uh,

3:57

this is true. This is true some

3:59

of these you know, we we could try to sweep this

4:01

under the rug. And actly this is true that

4:04

white people, myself

4:08

included, can be scared of

4:10

black people, of Spanish people. Um.

4:14

I don't know exactly why

4:17

or what it is or or or

4:19

or if it's how

4:21

this has come this way, but this is a reality.

4:23

This is a real thing, um,

4:27

and it's a shameful thing. And

4:29

and to not acknowledge it, you know, I don't

4:32

know if it's guilt or fear

4:34

or um uh, the way you're

4:36

raised or things you hear or

4:39

what But to to to not acknowledge

4:41

this and to continue to act like this

4:43

is not a real thing. These people, these

4:45

cops are scared of

4:48

black people. And it's not just cops.

4:51

This is just the way. This is just the way it is.

4:53

This is just the way it is. This is regular people.

4:56

Um you know this, this is this is

4:58

not something you know to to to try

5:00

to sweep this under the rugg is not

5:02

okay, it's it's it's it's not it's not

5:04

gonna make the problem any any better. Absolutely,

5:08

And the black male

5:10

image it's not

5:12

controlled by the black male.

5:16

The image, the image in the in

5:18

the media and the press has

5:21

always been terrible, right,

5:24

So that's been placed on people

5:26

as well too. That's what it is. A fear

5:31

of his image in

5:34

mainstream media, and then you get

5:36

these type of internets. That's always

5:40

happened. This is not an aberration, this

5:42

is this is if you go back in time

5:44

in four sixty one years, being here, this

5:46

has always happened. In abiration

5:49

would be uh, and I would never

5:51

want this to happen in aberration, would be a

5:53

forty five year old wealthy Jewish man

5:56

getting pulled over on eighty nine

5:58

and Park Avenue and him getting shot

6:00

and killed in the middle of Park Avenue.

6:03

Him getting killed, that would be an

6:05

aberration. That would be something that

6:08

people would uh be totally

6:10

up in arms about. Um.

6:13

And and that would be something you'd be like, oh, this,

6:15

this has never happened before, because

6:17

I've yet to see or hear about

6:19

that. And and we can't keep continue

6:21

that, Oh it's it's it's

6:24

a one offense todent and there's excuse

6:26

for this or excuse for that. Do you

6:28

mean to tell me that every single white

6:32

person or person who's of non

6:34

black of Spanish is always

6:37

uh totally appropriate with the

6:39

cops every single time? Because

6:42

why isn't this happening down in

6:44

Soho to the drunk white chick

6:48

um who gets pulled over the three in the morning, never

6:52

hear about it? And um, And I saw Obama

6:56

on TV trying to convince the

6:58

public by saying this

7:01

is an American problem,

7:03

and like he kept saying that, oh this is,

7:06

but it's it's

7:08

black people, so it's not seen

7:10

as an American problem. That's

7:12

why you don't see the and what what are these animal

7:15

activists and all these when when when

7:17

a bear gets gets hurt or killed,

7:20

they're out there holding the signs and going to

7:22

the next man's country to admonish

7:25

someone else about their treatment of dogs.

7:28

But when their own citizens right,

7:30

get cut get cut down? Right?

7:33

What? Which is routine for black people?

7:36

There? Where? Where are they now? Right?

7:38

Where? Where? Where? Where the the animal

7:41

rights and all that? You know, where's the real people

7:43

that were fucking protesting hot

7:46

dog eating contest? Which which happened

7:48

to be the dudes from the barstool sports

7:51

guys shout out to my man, big cat, he

7:53

was the one who got the fake blood blood throat.

7:55

Where's that chick? Where where is she

7:57

at today? Exactly? Man?

8:00

So this is

8:02

this is a I don't know what How is

8:04

this gonna stop? I really have no clue

8:07

or insight writing is it gonna

8:09

help? Uh? Fucking you

8:11

know demonstrations? I

8:14

mean these things, there's something that has to be

8:16

stopped right at the source. It's like a cancer.

8:18

It's a cancerous thing there. There's something

8:21

that has to be stopped at the source. And I don't I don't have

8:23

the answer to it. All I know is that, um,

8:25

it continues to happen. It's it's

8:28

so scary. Um and

8:30

and uh, you know when

8:33

when it when the Eric Garner incident happened,

8:35

Um in New York. He's he's he's

8:37

the guy who was selling you know, Lucy's

8:40

one off cigarettes out there, and

8:42

they they jumped him like they were jumping on Uh.

8:45

Some wild animal choked him out

8:47

and killed him. Like that really sent

8:50

a shiver up my spine because he reminded

8:52

me of you. He reminded me of our little crewe,

8:54

like he reminded me of people. I knew the way

8:56

he spoke that New York shit.

8:59

You know you hear him talking, I'm like, that's in New York.

9:01

That's a dude. It's a regular dude here. He's out

9:03

that could have been one of our friends. Absolutely,

9:06

it's it's a lot of it's a lot of fear.

9:08

Man. It's like I read I read somewhere

9:11

It's like the black male is

9:13

the boogeyman in the American conscious.

9:17

Explain that we think

9:19

about it whenever there's

9:22

a case where someone can be

9:24

blamed right

9:26

and and and then everyone will believe

9:29

that this person did it. Who

9:31

have they always the black

9:33

person did it? Right? So

9:35

in order for you to do that, you have to know that

9:37

the person you're telling just will flat out believe

9:40

you because it's a black

9:42

person. So so the

9:44

Boogeyman, like Mel Gibson

9:46

when he said that his worst nightmare

9:48

about he was arguing with his wife ex

9:51

wife. He said, I'm gonna have a bunch of niggers

9:53

rape you or some crazy ship. He said, right,

9:57

See, the Boogeyman is and we his

10:00

mind, the

10:03

Boogeyman in the American conscious.

10:05

So I understand what that means. And that's fear.

10:08

That's why they go at black people like that.

10:10

It's fear too. It's

10:12

not just policing. This

10:15

motherfucker's scared. They're scared.

10:17

They're scared, and

10:20

and and it's like not like there's

10:22

no resistance. I can see if motherfucker's was swinging

10:25

on him and you feared for your life,

10:27

right, and you have to use deadly force, understandable.

10:31

But this motherfucker ain't moving and

10:34

you take his gun out of his pocket

10:36

and you have him submitted, like what the funk?

10:39

Like, you've already if let's say he was resisting,

10:41

Okay, he gets resisting, you already got

10:43

him down. You got your foot on his head. I

10:47

don't. I don't know how it's gonna stop. Um.

10:50

You know, I don't have no big speech or any

10:52

any any any point of view. Um.

10:55

A lot of people have been saying, uh, some

10:57

really strong, powerful things. It's

11:00

just devastating, and and I

11:02

should say this, it's

11:04

not an American problem

11:07

because it's happening to us. Understand

11:10

that. That's that's the core of it. That's

11:12

why there's really no outrage. Really

11:15

crazy, but there's outrage for a

11:17

gorilla, right, see

11:20

what I'm saying. So that's why that's

11:22

why Obama is saying that, because he's trying

11:24

to convince the populace

11:27

like, yo, this is terrible, This is an

11:29

American problem. But in reality,

11:31

people don't look at it like that because

11:33

it's black people. So do you

11:36

agree with with Obama Obama saying

11:38

that or you don't agree? You think he should have been

11:40

more specific? No,

11:43

I think he should say this

11:45

is a problem for black

11:48

Americans because it only happens

11:50

to them. Right, it's

11:52

not an American problem. I understand.

11:55

You know what I'm saying, only

11:57

happens to them, right,

11:59

It's not an American problem. This is a black

12:02

American whatever African

12:04

American epidemic. Uh

12:07

terrorism, you

12:09

know what human human rights

12:12

violations, Like the United States

12:14

goes into other countries if they're abusing

12:16

their citizens, right, they're gassing them.

12:19

Oh, we have to liberate them. Right.

12:22

Imagine put yourself

12:25

in in in our shoes and you just

12:27

see Jewish people

12:29

getting cut down in the street all

12:32

over right, how

12:34

would you feel? Right,

12:39

I hear you. You know what I'm saying. Like you

12:42

just feel like, yo, like another one, another

12:44

one. There's one over here, this this

12:46

one constantly. It eats

12:49

at your soul. Man, It's and it's like, yo, I

12:51

just hope I don't get caught up

12:53

in something like that. Just imagined.

12:57

Could you see? It's like it's like they're not fight

13:00

eating and they just executing cats.

13:02

Man. So just imagine if that

13:04

was like Jewish people, Like, it's bad everybody.

13:06

Imagine if it's your own No. I know, I

13:09

I get what you're saying. It's a good point. And and

13:11

and I and I get what you're saying. Um,

13:15

all right, We're gonna be right back yo.

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14:31

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14:33

his fucking podcast talking

14:37

Go Easy about me the

14:39

gringo man dingo, This

14:42

fucking lunatic Bill

14:44

Burr, who I will always

14:47

credit for being one

14:49

of the primary inspirations

14:52

for me to start the Iron Wrap Port stereo

14:55

podcast. This fucking

14:57

guy. I'm minding my

14:59

fucking business at

15:01

home, okay, doing

15:04

what I'm doing, walking my dog, tweeting.

15:08

This fucking guy calls me up. He

15:11

sounded like he was he was, he was out of breath.

15:13

I could tell his face was at code

15:15

red red and for Bill Burr,

15:18

that's fucking red. And he

15:21

was like, you fuck this, you

15:23

fuck that. I saw your

15:25

tweets and the thing that really

15:27

got me, this is a direct quote Bill

15:30

Burr said this. He said, the

15:32

thing that really got me was

15:35

when you said, Tom

15:37

Brady, you're not gonna wiggle out of this one. Let

15:40

me tell you something. I'm

15:42

fucking happy ain't wiggling out. And

15:45

then I went I had to fucking stay on the phone

15:47

with this lue. It took for an hour an

15:49

hour, and he's going to the fucking same things

15:51

about the fuck footballs in Minnesota,

15:54

and ha, come the footballs in Minnesota. They

15:56

heated up the footballs in Minnesota and

15:59

they only got paid. They only got fine seventy

16:01

five tho dollars and Jim mur

16:03

says, the scumbag all the funk.

16:05

He's like, gonna fucking loop this guy, Bill Burr,

16:07

He's fucking nuts. I

16:10

mean, he was crazed out

16:12

of his mind and I'm like, I

16:14

gotta go. He I don't know if he didn't hear me or he just

16:16

didn't give a like I gotta go. But I said I

16:18

gotta go like three times. He wouldn't

16:20

let me off the phone. He's like, you know, how

16:23

come to Baltimore Ravens. They complained

16:25

and this is all about people who beat the

16:27

Patriots there complaining. Let me tell you something,

16:29

you fuck Bill Burr. And I heard

16:32

you said something about me being like a real housewife.

16:34

And the only thing you care about is the sports,

16:36

and you only care about when they're on the field. Dan,

16:38

Why the fuck you crazy

16:41

little bastard? You

16:43

you know, sun block wearing freckle

16:45

face. Fuck you read pube

16:48

habin motherfuck? Are you? Okay?

16:51

I I really think that a petition to should

16:53

beat should beat should be drawn up, that Bill Burr should

16:55

have to grow a

16:57

redheaded afro okay, because

16:59

we went since he shaved that head. At

17:02

any fucking moment, the good

17:04

people from the Bellevue Hospital are gonna swoop

17:06

in and take you in it. Just just

17:08

just just just on the way you look, okay.

17:11

And then you compared me the gringo man

17:13

Dingo to Danny Ainge.

17:16

Listen, you fuck you, listen

17:18

to me. Don't compare me

17:20

to that fucking that guy's got a mug, he's

17:23

got no lips, okay,

17:25

he's not aging. Well me, I'm like a fine

17:27

wine. Okay, I keep getting better. And

17:30

don't fucking compare me to fucking Danny Ainge.

17:33

Stop talking to me about fucking Tom

17:35

Brady. I don't give a shit about

17:37

Manny Ramirez, big Poppy.

17:41

You're talking to me for an hour and you're talking about nine

17:43

years ago. Bur You're you're, you're, you're,

17:45

you're cracking up. You're fucking

17:47

cracking up. He was at a breath, he

17:50

was snorting, he was coughing.

17:52

And I'm talking about a guy I love and respect. I

17:55

truly respect you, but I'm concerned

17:57

about your well being. Your look

17:59

nuts, you silence three times,

18:01

maybe even Bill, I gotta god, not

18:03

like like I didn't say anything. You're a fucking

18:05

crazy person. Okay, I'm

18:08

taking out for a steak dinner. I'm

18:10

gonna I'm gonna out eat you, just

18:13

like the New York teams out beat

18:15

you. They'll always out beat you.

18:18

It's a better city, it's a better

18:20

sports team. You have to live a hundred

18:23

years to even be in a conversation with us,

18:26

all right, purr, Okay, fuck

18:28

you, Fuck

18:30

Bobby Or and fuck Danny

18:32

Inge. Tell him to buy some lips, Tell

18:35

him to call up the Kardashians and get himself

18:37

some lips before you compare me to him.

18:40

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18:42

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18:59

right, the Iron Wrap Warps Stereo Podcast.

19:01

We're about to call up the

19:03

political consultant of the Iron Rapports

19:06

Stereo Podcast, the unofficial official

19:08

political consultant for some political consultation,

19:11

Mr Eli Lake. He's a writer

19:13

and a reporter for Bloomberg News, uh,

19:16

Bloomberg Online, all Things

19:19

Bloomberg. We're calling him up now

19:21

and we're trying to find out what the heck is

19:23

going on with Hillary Clinton? And how close

19:25

did she actually come to do in

19:27

some real time in prison? Uh,

19:30

we're doing that now, gim

19:35

Nettie, Yes, yes, Eli,

19:40

what's good? The the unofficial

19:43

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19:45

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19:48

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19:52

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19:55

and political soul of

19:57

the podcast and the listeners of the podcast.

20:00

I Uh, I love having

20:02

this guy on. I love having you on elive

20:04

because basically, uh,

20:07

I call this politics for dumb Fox.

20:09

Me being at the

20:11

top or the bottom wherever is more significant

20:14

of the totem pole of dumb Fox.

20:17

There's so much chaos in the world. It's such

20:19

a hot political season. Um

20:23

Monetti could probably attest

20:26

this the question of

20:28

of that I want to get get to, uh

20:30

answered, And the sort of help

20:33

that I need you to explain is

20:35

what's up with Hillary Clinton? Can

20:39

we just should we just say that everybody's

20:41

dirty and stop trying to point fingers at

20:43

who's more dirty than other people? UM?

20:46

What happened? What's the ramifications

20:49

of what happened and what could have potentially

20:52

happened with Hillary Clinton? Um

20:55

Gimonetti, do you have anything to add to that long

20:58

winded question. I I just asked, Mr

21:00

Lake, I have no I

21:03

have nothing to add. I don't know what this Hillary

21:05

stuff is about. So I'm looking forward to

21:07

hearing Eli's take. Okay,

21:11

so let

21:13

me start off with the thing nice

21:15

things didn't happen that I think would

21:17

have been pretty bad, which is that if you have an FBI

21:20

direct the FBI basically

21:22

determined an election before anyone voted.

21:25

That's a dangerous president. How would

21:28

have how would how could have that happened?

21:31

Because if he recommended political charges

21:33

against Hillary clint or

21:36

mishandling classified information,

21:39

then she would be under a criminal indictment

21:42

during the election. I mean, I think he would be. I

21:44

think that would have determined the election in some ways.

21:46

I mean, who can too can tell? Trump is such

21:48

a wild card, but that's so

21:51

politically bad not to mention, you know,

21:53

it makes sure eligible in some ways. I mean,

21:55

I think should be the president if she was going to jail

21:58

or at least there was a trial and so forth there, but she

22:00

would have to sort of step down. And she won

22:02

the legitimate primary for the

22:04

Democratic Party, I mean she she in the end got

22:06

more votes than Brick Sanders, so that

22:09

would be a really dangerous president. In

22:11

my view, it's when we when j

22:13

Edrew Hoover was a super powerful FBI

22:15

director and someone you could say maybe

22:17

even threatened US presidents. That was a bad

22:20

time in some ways in our history as we

22:22

know, so we don't want to have the FBI

22:25

have that kind of power. So in some

22:27

ways it's a good thing that that was alloyded. That think

22:29

Tomi showed um a lot of

22:31

restraint. Who

22:33

who showed who showed a lot of restraints. But James

22:36

Comey is the director of the FBI, Okay,

22:39

Because wait, I just want to say one thing.

22:42

Every time you say something that I have no

22:44

idea and now you now you could be going, fuck

22:47

man. You might get to a point where you, like Jesus

22:49

Christ, Rappaport is fucking dumber

22:51

than I thought. But every I'm not saying

22:53

that. You might not say it out

22:55

loud, but you might need to yourself. You might be like, holy

22:58

shit, I'm really talking the two

23:00

fucking idiots here. So but every time

23:02

there's something that I don't know it is,

23:04

it is it is my duty to stop

23:07

you. Now, I don't want this to impede your

23:09

brain. Where in the level. Let it's working on. But I'm

23:11

just telling you right now, if I don't want you to feel like I'm interrupting

23:14

you. If you say James Comey

23:16

and I say, I don't know what that is, I'm

23:18

gonna I'm gonna problem. And because the last

23:20

time you threw a real fancy word at me, uh,

23:23

what is it? Reperendums, reperendums,

23:28

and I and I fucking stopped you in your tracks. And

23:30

I'll do it again. Okay, So I appreciate

23:32

it. Yeah, So anytime you try to get fucking

23:35

fancy with me, Eli, I'm gonna be like, I'm

23:37

gonna be like I wish I had a buzzer. I can't

23:39

wait till we do this face to face because

23:42

we have anyway on the phone. That's when we're gonna

23:44

really get make some magic happen. Okay, So James

23:46

Comey showed some compassion, Go

23:48

ahead, Sorry, he

23:51

showed restraints, right, he did

23:53

not. I mean, the SBI is obsessed

23:56

with going after leakers

23:58

and people who mishandle classified

24:00

information. That's the that

24:02

was the issue at hand. Now on

24:05

a political level, it shows that Hillary

24:07

Clinton completely like made

24:09

up a story that wasn't true about

24:11

her email and everything she was saying about

24:13

it was wrong, and Comy totally

24:16

called her out on that, and in that respect,

24:18

it sort of makes her look like a big liar, and

24:21

she did. She doesn't she's she's terrible

24:23

in that sense, and that when she's

24:25

faced with basic questions about why did

24:27

you do that? She always complicated,

24:29

she dissembles, and Comy

24:31

I think embarrassed her in that regard. And

24:35

you know, there's a lot of questions about the

24:37

Clintons, but at the

24:39

end of the day, this is like criminalizing

24:42

cybersecurity. You

24:44

know what I'm saying. This is

24:46

she she was using this, I think

24:49

to avoid public record disclosures.

24:51

So that's bad. She's avoiding what's called the Freedom

24:54

of Information Act. But she wasn't

24:56

doing this to like endanger national security.

24:59

And asked the key point

25:01

that, you know why the FBI was involved in

25:03

some ways, So so essentially she was

25:05

being accused of taking information

25:08

that's top secret and using it like

25:10

on a private server, Like what what what? What

25:12

was the question at hand? Like

25:14

what what? What? What? What was she being accused

25:17

of that? They said that she she grossly

25:19

mishandled, Like what was the term they used? It was

25:21

the thing all over the front page

25:23

of the Tickers yesterday and in the last

25:25

twenty four hours. Okay,

25:28

so this is here here. Let

25:30

me let me break it down a little bit more, and it's just very simple.

25:33

She became the Secretary of State, she

25:35

said, I want to use my

25:37

own personal email system. And if

25:39

you're the Secretary of State, there's like

25:42

dozens of people that need to be in contact with

25:44

you, and you know, especially

25:46

on your own staff, and you're

25:48

dealing with a lot of secret information

25:51

because you're the Secretary of State, so there's gonna

25:53

be a lot of things that you want to shield from

25:55

foreign intelligence services that are

25:57

trying to hack your systems and so forth. She

26:00

used the equivalent of

26:03

she is fucking Gmail. Yeah.

26:05

Well, it wasn't like the email, but it was like her homebrew

26:09

system that Bill Clinton uses, the ex

26:11

president, and I got you, I

26:13

got you. Now do you think that? Yeah?

26:17

Anyway, So the question is did

26:19

other countries probably hack that and

26:21

get access to like what the Secretary of State

26:23

was telling her age, which is bad in some

26:25

ways. So that's probably

26:28

true, that probably did. What happened

26:30

was that the FBI couldn't prove it,

26:32

but Tomy said it in a very legalistic

26:35

way that it was it was possible that foreign actors

26:37

actor um. But

26:39

the key point is that you have to put that in perspective.

26:42

The unclassified email for so

26:44

that the State Department uses, we

26:46

know that the Russians hack that. In so

26:50

the regular thing that she was supposed to be using instead

26:52

of her Homebrew account, well we know that was compromised.

26:55

And then you look at Snow. I mean, if you look at the broader

26:57

issue, it's like this

26:59

is not really again, in like,

27:02

if you're worried about leaking classified information,

27:04

and I have to say I'm biased on

27:06

this. I'm a journalist. I'm in favor of leachs

27:09

ate all the anti leaks stuff. In general. The

27:12

more leaks, the better, right, the more

27:14

ship absolutely, the more leaks the better,

27:16

the more absolutely.

27:20

Now, now let me ask you a question. Do

27:22

you like the fact, um,

27:24

this is actually for Jimo and Eddie When

27:26

he says James, comey, you know

27:28

what I I think he keeps saying James

27:30

homie. So to me, I already liked this guy.

27:33

I think that that guy's name is dope because like

27:35

every time you say comey, I'm like Yo, did he just say

27:37

Homie? Like, is there a dude working at the FBI

27:40

whose last name is Homie? Um,

27:42

that's number one. And do you think

27:44

the reason why Hillary actually

27:47

lied about using the server, because

27:49

essentially she did lie? Collect

27:53

correct me from wrong? Eli, I

27:56

mean, yes, okay,

27:58

I would. I would say she's a vaded telling

28:00

the truth in a very deliberate way. But now I don't

28:02

want to joke around about it. She basically

28:05

said she didn't never sent classified information,

28:08

and Comey said she must. She

28:10

should have known she was sending classified She

28:12

was talking about classified information on this channel

28:14

the homy name. Comey said that, But do you

28:17

think that the reason why she

28:19

said that is maybe she sends

28:21

some emails. Maybe she's got like she's a secretary

28:23

of Secretary of State, she goes all around

28:26

the world. Bill Clinton, we know how

28:28

he gets down. He likes to freak off.

28:30

Maybe Hillary on the low she was

28:33

texting like, let's say the Secretary of State

28:35

of Italy or the Secretary

28:37

uh, the of of the State

28:39

of uh, you know, Puerto Rico, or fucking

28:42

chesmea and she was like saying, Yo, maybe

28:45

we meet up in London and maybe it's time

28:47

for you to unfold that loaf. Like maybe

28:49

it wasn't about classified information.

28:52

Maybe she was just like yo, she she

28:54

she's she texted somebody in China like,

28:56

Yo, I'm trying to get the d Maybe

28:58

you get on this plane and we hook up. You think it could

29:00

have been something as simple as that, And she was

29:02

like, I don't. I don't want people to find out. But

29:05

I think I think that I like, I appreciate

29:08

the very outside the DC perspective.

29:10

You know what I'm saying, Yeah, because you know these guys

29:12

on CNN they're making it. They're making it. Oh

29:14

it's classified. It's just listen, the world didn't

29:16

blow up, thank God. Maybe she's

29:18

just trying to suck something. Who knows, you

29:22

think that's like, oh she's covering. She's

29:24

just covering something up, but just not something that you think

29:26

it is. Yeah, Like maybe she was like, yo, I'm

29:28

trying to see that dick, like you know, and then she like

29:30

she sent a little picture like yo, bust

29:32

his ass, like she said, like ash, like maybe

29:34

she likes since you know, it was a couple of dick

29:37

picks. You know, maybe who knows. I'm

29:39

just saying, I'm just saying it could have been anything.

29:43

So what she's listen, she's a she's trying

29:46

to stay young and relevant. She's

29:48

trying to get her freaking She's listen, I don't

29:50

the Clintons, no matter what. Once

29:53

you're once that betrayal happens. Once

29:55

she found out about Monica, she's gonna be

29:58

like, Yo, I'm freaking off of the rest of my

30:00

life. She's got a whole pass like Gimo

30:02

Nettie. If you caught her up on Gunhill

30:04

Road. Oh,

30:07

I know, but she probably she probably

30:09

got dick picks from Rumsfeld, she got

30:11

a lot of stuff on a service. Yeah, we don't know what

30:13

she has on there. That's what I'm saying. So it's like, I'm

30:15

just saying this, Eli I am.

30:17

I have no problem. If you want to take

30:20

this insight that I gave you and have that

30:22

is breaking news from down check it out,

30:24

do it, do it tomorrow, Bloomberg headlines

30:27

headlines. I mean, Gimo Nettie,

30:30

he be if she if he caught her on Gunhill

30:32

Road, anything could happen. I'm just saying, maybe

30:34

this wasn't a series. Is everybody's

30:36

making it? Do you think I'm off the wall? With this

30:39

Eli Lake Hillary on

30:41

a low fun in

30:44

like you know, if you revealed in in in there

30:46

were like there was a percentage of emails

30:48

that were destroyed. We know that's what

30:50

I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. You

30:52

know that's what I'm saying. All right,

30:56

can I couldn't reveal for a second. I don't think that

30:58

I can't really see it. Okay, very

31:00

emphtious woman. I don't know that's your opinion.

31:03

I'm telling you. My opinion is that I think that

31:05

it was something as simple as that, and that's why

31:07

she was doing it on that server because it didn't

31:10

get hacked, No classified information

31:12

got out there, and I think it's slipped

31:14

through the system. That's just my opinion. She'd

31:16

be. You know, that's just my opinion. You know, we we

31:18

we could be. We don't have to always agree on everything,

31:21

like just because you're the political sult. But just because

31:23

you're the political consult doesn't mean you're always

31:26

gonna be right. All right, So let me ask a question,

31:28

so so so so now that this

31:30

is is this dead and gone? Is everything

31:33

set that she could run for president? Or

31:35

does Donald Trump have more tricks up

31:37

his sleeve are and like, is

31:39

this the last we heard of this? Oh?

31:42

And you you guys have you guys have watched

31:44

you see like what Donald Frump says like every couple

31:46

of days, right, yeah, yeah, give me some good quote.

31:48

SA's not going for like, he's

31:51

not trying to expand his bass other

31:54

people. He's going back to the tried

31:56

and true. He's going, Hey, these

31:59

are my people who we're gonna we're gonna want to lose with

32:01

these people. And I don't think that I think that's

32:03

likery something. I

32:05

agree. I don't think he's trying to expand

32:08

at all. And and thank god, thank

32:11

god, um that he's not trying to expand

32:13

because he's gotten this far um.

32:16

And and I actually, you know, I came across

32:18

somebody that I know and that I'm

32:20

friends with them and I respect, and he

32:23

was so and I was so surprised.

32:25

He's a Republican, which which I don't get into

32:28

too much politics and stuff like that. Um,

32:30

but but he point blank told me, oh yeah, I'm

32:32

I'm absolutely voting for Donald Trump.

32:35

And I swear I like judged the

32:37

fact that this person was in my life. I was like, yeah,

32:39

this motherfucker's you're crazy

32:41

and this is a smart, very successful

32:43

person. I was like, Yo, you're fucking nuts, Like you're

32:46

you're you're voting for him because he's a republic Like

32:48

I didn't understand it. Like it took

32:50

the breath out of me. It was the first person that

32:53

I actually met that I actually

32:55

no respect that that I know for sure

32:57

has Donald Trump. Uh, he's voting

32:59

for Trump. Yeah,

33:01

I mean it's gonna happen. There are a

33:03

lot of people out there. He appeals to certain people,

33:05

but I just don't think it's gonna be in the charge. I

33:08

agree, I agree. Thanks predicting.

33:10

I'm predicting, Like I'm still on my

33:12

I think it's gonna be a blowout. I agree,

33:14

I agree, And and and what about and

33:16

when is he when? When? When is

33:18

he gonna choose who he his running

33:20

mate is? And when is Hillary going to choose

33:22

who her running mate is? Well?

33:25

Did you see this? There were two Republicans who were

33:27

on the alleged short list to be the

33:29

vice president for Trump, and they like,

33:31

on the same gage put their name out of the running. Thank

33:34

god. No, But I mean that's

33:36

like, that's just like this is another thing that's kind

33:38

of unprecedented. There's not gonna

33:40

be any living Republican presidents

33:44

or Republican nominees.

33:47

So that's a McCaine and Romney too that

33:49

are going to be at this convention. Bob

33:51

Dole, George H. W. Bush,

33:53

sporge W. Bush. No former

33:55

Republicans are gonna be at this convention.

33:58

No, No one wants to associate with him.

34:01

Well, there are gonna be some Republicans who are associating

34:04

with him, like I mean, I don't want to get into too like you

34:06

know, inside and DC stuff, but there are certainly Republicated

34:08

were with him, like New English is somebody?

34:12

What does he want? What

34:14

is what is he? What about Chris Christie? And how much

34:16

is he? How much is he tipping the scales in? Now

34:18

they should have this fat fuck if next

34:21

time he shows out out at one of these conventions,

34:23

every time he comes in like before a fight,

34:26

you know, or a UFC fight, or like Tyson used

34:28

to come out and is underwear before. Put

34:30

this fucking guy on a scale in

34:32

some boxer short way.

34:35

A fucking animal. You can't even be We

34:37

can't take you seriously. You're a You're

34:39

a swab. You twinkie eating fuck

34:41

you. Yeah, you can't represent

34:44

America looking like that. Can you do

34:46

twenty push ups and run a mile? Like? Listen,

34:48

anything could happen. I need my president to be able

34:50

to run a mile at least. I

34:54

like that. I'm going to show

34:56

that the president. No presidents have for you.

34:58

He was like our faddest pres Yeah.

35:00

I just's what I'm saying.

35:03

Um, moody, do you have any any question

35:05

to add for Mr? Lake here? Oh

35:08

no, he's covered everything. Great?

35:11

Oh thank you man. I

35:15

want to see a record collection? Oh

35:17

no, doubt man. Yeah. We got

35:19

a hook up in New York and do and do a face to

35:21

face podcast alive and direct

35:24

um from the from the New York City gloom to him. Um

35:27

and uh and do it properly. But but I appreciate

35:30

this insight. The people are are loving the political

35:32

uh consultation that you're

35:35

giving, the iron rapports stereo pockets. My mom

35:37

loves it, My lady's mom loves

35:39

it. Everybody loves it. It's it's a breath

35:41

of fresh area. It's education, and

35:43

it's insightful. Thank you all

35:46

right, thank you so so we'll talk to you soon.

35:49

Eli and I appreciate you. You're coming

35:51

back on with us, all right, man, thank you, all

35:56

right. See Iron Rapports Stereo podcast coming

35:58

live and direct Monetti.

36:00

What's really good, my man? Not

36:03

much, man, just uh chilling

36:05

out man watching a NBA

36:08

Cats moved shuffle around.

36:12

Yeah, you know what I'm saying. Ray Allen

36:14

looking like he's coming back. Yeah,

36:17

Ray Allen, Ray Allen trying to piggyback another

36:19

ring. He he did it once, it

36:22

worked out for him. And you know what I feel

36:24

like, I feel like he's He's Kevin Durant's

36:26

spirit animal. I think Kevin Durant

36:29

is following in in the in the footsteps of

36:31

Ray Allen, because Ray Allen,

36:34

the great Ray Allen. I love Ray Alan. Good

36:36

dude. Uh you know,

36:38

he won the chip in Boston, and then

36:40

Miami emerged and cracked

36:43

that ass, and then he went down there and slept with the

36:45

enemy and got another ring. And now

36:47

he's been out of basketball and now he's

36:49

trying to come back and and and

36:51

and ride the coattails of the Golden

36:53

State Warriors to get yet another ring. I

36:56

am not into it as much as I love

36:58

and respect a few tr Hall of Famer Ray

37:01

Allen. UM always

37:03

loved him, loved him when he was at Connecticut. I love

37:05

the fact that he doesn't sweat much. I

37:07

loved him as Jesus shuttles Worth. I

37:10

I just enough is enough? Uh

37:12

with the bandwagon stuff? Um,

37:15

I don't understand, like you're out of the game. Let let

37:17

the other dude shine, um and

37:19

and you know your your time,

37:22

uh you know has coming gone? Like once you're out of

37:24

the game. I feel like you're out of the game. I don't

37:26

know. I still think he you know, could could you know?

37:28

Obviously the way he shoots, you know, all

37:31

he needs to do is win one key game for them

37:33

and it's worth signing him. Um. But

37:35

I just feel like Golden State man, They're

37:38

they're trying to put together the super duper

37:40

friends and family team. Um.

37:43

Did you see some of the you

37:45

you you you coined the term the other

37:47

day? You said, Uh, Kevin

37:50

Durant left the

37:53

Okay k k C,

37:56

Yes, Oklahoma thunder

37:58

the Okay k K See did

38:01

you see the clip of that fan burning

38:04

like like it almost looked like a fucking lynching

38:07

Kevin Durant, like Kevin Durant Jersey

38:10

and they were shooting it, yeah, shooting

38:12

that ship like yo, man, Yo,

38:15

listen, I'm the first one to ball break and

38:17

all that stuff. But I mean, holy shit, yeah,

38:21

and and and these are the greatest, greatest

38:23

fans, Like, like, think about

38:25

how serious did you take something like that?

38:28

I mean, this guy was a good

38:30

dude. He stayed, he honored

38:32

his contract, and now he

38:34

wants to move on. If you don't

38:36

like it, yo, you had a good time

38:38

with him shooting his jersey,

38:41

burning his jersey. And

38:44

and and Reggie Miller, you know,

38:47

has come out of the woodworks.

38:49

I don't wanna say the woodworks. He's

38:51

always around and I love Reggie too.

38:53

Um but but he he came out and criticized

38:57

um uh Kevin Durant

38:59

for for for switching teams. Um

39:01

and he and he said, you know, like he felt

39:03

like he was picking back in to get a ring. And

39:06

he talked about the fans being

39:08

loyal to the fans of Indiana,

39:11

and and and he stayed, right,

39:14

what what do you have to say about that? I

39:16

read that he is like a love letter basically

39:19

saying, uh, you know, I didn't want

39:21

to tell I stayed in Indiana because

39:24

of the guy parking the car

39:26

this and that. You know, he did some hoosier ship,

39:28

right, And I'm saying to myself,

39:31

these same fans burnt

39:33

your house down.

39:37

Yeah they they they those who you

39:39

don't know Reggie Miller. Yeah, when

39:41

he when he lived in Indiana, they burnt this

39:43

fucking house down to the ground. All right.

39:45

These are the fans that he wanted to be loyal to.

39:48

Yeah, you know what, Hey, suck my dick. How

39:50

about that, I'm leaving. Okay,

39:52

you burnt my he and they're lucky

39:55

Reggie Miller. Reggie Miller should have a fucking block

39:57

named after him. The fact that he stayed there.

39:59

They burnt this fucking house to the ground

40:01

in holy shit,

40:06

exactly. And and and you're

40:08

gonna it ain't about the fans, becau. As soon

40:11

as you leave, they're gonna pull out that

40:13

litch small mentality. And that's what that

40:15

is. Right as soon as you leave, Uh,

40:18

the fans go back to to thinking of you

40:21

and and all kinds of derogatory

40:23

terms every what am I right

40:25

or wrong? You know, they

40:28

call him the black fuck he left.

40:30

It starts to get all type of ship. That's

40:32

why they burn in New Jersey. So here's

40:35

what they think about. Here's like what

40:37

they think about. That's it.

40:39

Yeah, and and and one of the other big

40:41

transactions. Of course, d Wade left. We wa

40:44

we don't need to go over the obvious. D Wade left the

40:47

that that grease ball pat Riley was

40:49

with his slick hair and

40:51

Mickey Harrison, the owner of of Miami.

40:53

They did him. They did him dirty. Of

40:55

course, pat Riley's gonna do you dirty. Look

40:57

at his fucking hair. Man, you're gonna trust this guy.

41:00

I didn't he facts in his resignation

41:02

to the New York Knicks. Oh,

41:05

we don't fact check here

41:08

the Iron Rapports Stereo Pockets. But I'm pretty

41:10

sure he facted in his

41:13

resignation when he left the New York Knicks.

41:15

I could have told you I didn't trust pat Riley. Dwayne

41:17

Wade gave a approximately twenty

41:19

five million dollars over the years.

41:22

He pretty much paid for Dennis

41:24

Haslem to stay on the team when they when they

41:26

were the Miami Heats. Brian Winhurst

41:29

is gonna break that down on the

41:31

double header episode of the Iron Rapports Stereo

41:33

podcast today. But but, and then he took

41:35

a ten million dollar cut here and now he wants

41:37

his money and they don't want to pay him. Fuck

41:40

that ship man. All this family

41:42

and loyalty and it's the Miami Heat and family

41:44

and loyalty, and you don't pay this guy. He's

41:47

a He's the most iconic player

41:49

UH in Miami Heat history

41:52

probably ever, it's gonna be hard to top Dwayne

41:54

Waite. He's like the third best shooting guard

41:56

in NBA history. And you don't want to pay him. And he

41:58

was the best player on the team last fuck

42:01

you, and he he single handily

42:03

UH pushed the team UH to to to

42:05

be competitive in the playoffs. They almost

42:07

got. They almost made it to the Eastern Conference finals.

42:10

UM. The most interesting signing of

42:12

the week, in my opinion,

42:15

is the big loot UH

42:18

signed. We've talked about him, bab

42:21

Bone. What is his name? Baboon? What the fund is

42:23

that guy's name? Bab

42:25

Boon? Fucking that

42:28

seven ft seven Russia?

42:31

As he Russian? Where is he from? Lithuania?

42:33

Russia? Caucus Mountains,

42:35

the Caucus Mountains. He

42:38

signed down there with with stands

42:40

stan Van Gundhi and and

42:42

stan Van Gundhi Uh.

42:44

He actually flew back from Guatemala

42:48

because he wanted to see bab

42:50

Bone. He wanted to see him

42:53

nude. He was so fascinated to

42:55

see uh this new specimen.

42:57

And apparently he made him drink and they

43:00

smoked weed and and and right now

43:02

we're gonna have stan Van Gundi on the signing

43:04

of the big loot uh Ba

43:06

Bone who I don't know his fucking name. But

43:09

here we go, stan Van Gundi. Listen.

43:14

I I usually I don't make it back until

43:17

two or three weeks in the training camp. But they

43:19

signed this big son of a bit. He's

43:22

some sort of giant. Um. I

43:24

had to see him naked. I

43:26

met him in the training table, I

43:29

said, I. I stripped him down. I

43:31

took the clothes off myself because I didn't want

43:33

any tricks and and and I have

43:35

to tell you this, this guy biggest

43:38

ball I've ever seen ever,

43:41

the left ball. I swear

43:43

to god, it's like it was like a peach. It

43:45

was like the size of a fucking peach. I

43:48

don't know if he could play. I

43:50

I don't know. Uh you know, I know one

43:52

time, me and Pop of It we

43:56

got into a little we got into a little scrap.

43:58

We were cock fighting. And in

44:01

Ecuador, me and Craig Popovitch.

44:03

Uh, I said them one day, I'm

44:05

gonna get back at you. You sent him a bit and

44:07

you know him me when he's drinking his wine and

44:10

I said, you Cox sucker you. But

44:12

I saw we got him now. Uh, this

44:14

kid's unbelievable. Like I said,

44:17

one of his ball is bigger than the I

44:19

felt it. I said, I have to, I have to

44:21

grab your balls there. They're just fascinatingly

44:24

big. Anyway, it's a great

44:27

sign, it's a great pickup. I'm on my

44:29

way back. Okay, I'm on my

44:31

way back to Guatemala now.

44:34

But but the realities, I think

44:36

he's gonna be a great player. I have

44:38

no idea what his skill set is. I don't

44:40

pay attention to these things. I

44:43

don't care. Uh. And

44:45

that that's that's the left to say. I'm excited

44:48

about the pick up for the Frankise. That's

44:51

a stand in Gundy on

44:54

the signing of the Big Loop. Um

44:58

what else, gimo Eddie, you said you wanted

45:01

to suggest that new segment.

45:04

Oh yeah, the cheap

45:07

funck of the week. Whoa the

45:09

cheap funk of the week. Yes,

45:13

there was a Boston cab driver

45:16

who found two hundred grand

45:20

in the back seat of his car. Right,

45:23

So a person left two hundred he

45:28

gave back. He went

45:30

and gave back the money, Shen,

45:33

And for his supreme

45:36

stupidity, he was rightly

45:39

given a hundred dollars

45:41

as a reward. Money

45:44

would have had to take that loss for

45:47

leaving it in the cab. You charged

45:49

that to the game. You take the loss

45:51

for being so stupid

45:54

for mine. Wait a second,

45:57

somebody left two hundred thousand dollars

45:59

in cash in a cab in Boston

46:02

and the cab driver brought it back and the motherfucker

46:04

tipped HIMIM just a hundred dollars.

46:07

Yeah, okay, okay, So the

46:09

person who gave him the hundred dollars, you're

46:12

saying that's the cheap funk of the week, because

46:14

I'm saying the cab driver might be the dumb

46:16

funck of the week. I

46:18

say, the cab drivers the dumbest

46:20

motherfucker ever. Okay, hold

46:22

on, I I gotta see what La has to say about

46:25

this. Oh, you dumb motherfuck

46:27

are you? You found two

46:30

hundred fucking grand in the back

46:32

of a taxicab? You dumb

46:35

fuck you stupid

46:37

cock suck? Are you? And you return

46:40

the money, and this cock suck

46:42

only tipped you a hundred bucks, You

46:45

dumb fuck. You should have took

46:47

a fucking ball back to his head

46:50

and busted his fucking hole open

46:52

and took the fucking money back.

46:55

You're a dumb motherfucker. And

46:58

the other guys are cheap suck

47:00

sucker, But you dumb

47:03

fuck, you got fucking

47:05

played. You don't deserve five fucking

47:08

nickels, You stupid motherfucking

47:10

cab driving cocks sucker. You

47:13

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47:29

know there's there's there's epidemics

47:31

going on. Ah

47:35

almost matter almost

47:38

matter um in China.

47:42

Yeah, professional boxer it's

47:46

jailed for slicing off

47:50

his love rivals penis with

47:53

garden shears. But

47:55

that's not all. No, you

47:58

couldn't you couldn't have. You couldn't have that.

48:00

That couldn't be enough. Right after

48:03

he sliced off your

48:05

love rivals loaf with

48:08

gardens years you

48:10

have to flush it down the fucking toilet.

48:12

Huh. You

48:16

couldn't just cut it off like now now,

48:18

Now, the things it's just it's gone.

48:21

It's gone. You couldn't find it. Now, how

48:23

they're gonna find it? They

48:26

can't find it. They flushed it down

48:28

the toilet. But the victim,

48:31

after he got his his loaf cut

48:33

off by this sick fuck, he

48:37

apologizes for sleeping with the

48:40

boxer's wife. Let

48:42

me let me tell you something. If I sleep

48:45

with your wife and then you cut my dick off, we

48:48

we're we're pretty much even were we're.

48:50

I'm not apologizing after that. You

48:53

cut my fucking dick off. Okay,

48:56

you cut like a fucking dick off.

48:59

I'm not apologizing about

49:01

anything, motherfucker. Where's my

49:03

fucking dick? That's what I want

49:05

to know, That's that's what the funk.

49:07

I want to know. Where's my dick? What did

49:09

you do with my dick? Okay, you

49:12

got me? You win? You got it, homie.

49:14

Yeah, you you you you you you won.

49:17

You're you're You're tougher than me, You're crazier

49:19

than me, You're more about that life than me. But

49:21

but can I just can you just give me my dick

49:23

back. I don't know if you buried it somewhere.

49:25

I don't know if you put it in some sort of suitcase

49:28

or or or or or like you know, you mailed

49:30

it where I'll track it? You

49:33

gotta like, did you fed exit? Can I get a

49:35

tracking number? Where's my where's my dick?

49:37

My man, I'm not apologizing for anything.

49:40

You should be apologizing for

49:42

cutting my dick off number one and number

49:44

two. You couldn't just cut it off and

49:46

then go nan No, no, nan, I got your dick

49:48

and handed to me back, give it back because

49:50

that would have been the end of the beef. But no,

49:53

you had to flush it down the toilet, you fucking

49:55

asshole. You have to add insult to injury,

49:58

didn't you? Bad? And

50:00

yo? And the girl said

50:03

it was consensual, She said, homeboy,

50:06

I told him he could hit this.

50:10

This is this is a non issue. This

50:12

is a non issue. Uh. You

50:16

know, this is what happened when you get caught up in

50:18

in in in in the game. I get it, I've been

50:20

there, but I'm not cutting dicks off. I'm

50:22

not messing around with other people's wives. Uh,

50:25

you know, this is what happened when getting the game. But there's

50:27

there's lines and you remember

50:30

remember what pretty uh Max

50:32

Max Julian said in the Matt Break

50:35

It down, Yo, bitch

50:37

chose me and

50:39

and that and and you're gonna cut my shoot

50:42

off when she chose me, she

50:47

chose me, and now I'm the bad guy,

50:49

right, I

50:52

don't understand, you know, uh

50:55

as you know the Iron Reports stereo podcast, we don't

50:57

fact check. You know what a new term and

50:59

new hips their term is fact

51:02

bombing. Fact bombing where

51:05

where they like, you know, like this

51:07

is some social media hipster ship where

51:09

they make you, they quiz you for all.

51:12

Like if let's say I said something about I

51:14

don't know who knows I

51:16

don't know. Let's say I made a comment about my

51:19

my car, uh my car

51:21

had three sixty horsepower,

51:24

and then they'd be like, no, it doesn't you

51:26

should know this, maybe you don't have and they grill

51:28

you to give that. We don't fact check here, So

51:30

if you try to come on us with some fact

51:32

bombing hipster ship, you

51:34

get a wigga. Please don't

51:37

come at us for any facts. Don't come

51:39

at us for fact checking. We proudly

51:41

don't fact check. You want analytics,

51:44

you want stats, you want details, go

51:47

to fucking MPR. I respect, I

51:49

love those guys, they're great. You want all that ship?

51:52

Go down? The dial on the podcast spectrum.

51:55

We don't do all that. This is

51:57

the only non

51:59

fact check king reliable

52:02

podcast in the world. Okay,

52:05

this is a non fact checking, reliable

52:08

podcast presentation. Oh

52:13

Therapeutic Therapeutic

52:15

Yo, the reviews. Listen you

52:17

guys. July. We're

52:19

coming in Minnesota. July twenty nine.

52:22

We're gonna be in Milwaukee. Yo. We we gotta announce

52:24

it. This is a special

52:26

announcement. July

52:28

twenty nine in Milwaukee. We're having

52:30

a live conversation with

52:33

the great, the iconic

52:36

Latrell spree Well NBA

52:39

icon Live in Milwaukee,

52:42

July twenty nine.

52:44

I I am so I'm

52:47

so excited about doing the Iron

52:49

rapp Reports Stereo Podcast World Tour. The

52:52

three dates Minnesota, July,

52:55

Milwaukee, live conversation with

52:57

the Trell Sprewell Yeah, July

53:00

one in Chicago. If you want tickets

53:02

to the Iron Rapports Stereo Podcast Live,

53:06

go to I am wrapport tour dot

53:09

com. All tickets are available cheap.

53:11

Me and Moon Me, Me and g Monet are gonna be

53:13

doing it live and direct. We're gonna be with Lacharle

53:16

Spreewalk. I can't even tell

53:18

you, you know when when we put out our bucket list

53:20

of all the people we wanted to interview, he was

53:22

on there.

53:23

Ye iconic.

53:26

We're one of the most fascinating, interesting,

53:28

iconic players to ever play

53:30

in the NBA. I'm super excited

53:32

about that. By the way, we went

53:35

platinum again in June, so

53:37

I think pretty much it's pretty safe

53:39

to say that we're really trying to now to go double

53:41

platinum, uh

53:44

in a month, right? I don't you think that should be the

53:46

next goal, Like we want to do double platinum

53:48

each month, Moody, and

53:50

we will get it, Okay. So August

53:53

five at the Dime on

53:56

Fairfax, the Platinum

53:58

Party is happening, mhm

54:02

from eight to eleven. The Platinum

54:04

Party, the I Am Wrap Reports stereo podcast

54:07

is it's going down all platinum

54:09

everything that means all platinum hip

54:12

hop, the good, the bad, and

54:14

the outrageous, all night long,

54:17

from from eight to nine. Because

54:19

this is for the fans, because

54:21

the fans took us to that platinum point.

54:24

Yeah, eight to nine. All

54:26

drinks are on the house, All

54:30

drinks are free. August

54:32

five at the Dime on fair

54:35

Fax. I don't have the date in front

54:37

of me right now. I

54:39

don't fact check my friends. Okay,

54:41

Uh, there's pros and consin not fact checking.

54:44

Me and Monetti are going raw dog with without

54:46

a bag right now. Do you think I have some sort of stat

54:48

sheet in front of me. It's the dime

54:51

on Fairfax in Los Angeles.

54:53

You can look it up. When we get a little closer. I'll

54:55

give you the exact date. But I'm telling you right

54:57

now, there's an open bar from

54:59

eight to nine. It's for the

55:01

fans. We're gonna

55:03

be there. I don't think we're gonna be podcasting

55:06

because the music is gonna be bumping, We're

55:08

gonna be taking selfies, We're gonna be doing

55:10

the damn thing. Um. I can't

55:13

tell you how proud and happy I am. I'm

55:15

looking forward to all the fans coming to this. I'm looking

55:17

forward to all the fans coming to the Iron Rapports Stereo

55:19

Podcast World Tour. The

55:21

world tour takes place in

55:24

Minnesota, Milwaukee, in

55:27

Chicago. That's a fucking world tour, for your ass.

55:29

That's the first leg of the world tour,

55:32

right it's the first leg of the world tour. That's a

55:34

good way to put it. Um, Mr

55:36

Mornettie, what else. You got my man,

55:39

man nothing else. Man's

55:42

uh police police stuff

55:44

got me a little drained out, you know, so

55:46

I I really got got

55:48

nothing else to say. Bro. All right, well

55:50

this was another fantastic episode of the Iron

55:52

Rapports Stereo Podcast. Um

55:56

the fans. We we do it for the fans,

55:58

and we keep it disciplined. We keep

56:00

it coming two to three podcasts a week.

56:02

Today is a double heatherer, me and Brian

56:05

Wynhorse. I call him b Wendy, Uh,

56:08

talking all things NBA. He knows

56:10

everything about the NBA. I like this, dude.

56:13

Um, this is gimnetti. I want

56:15

to thank Eli Lake for

56:17

joining us on the Iron Rapports Stereo Podcast.

56:20

I want to thank the great uh

56:22

Bizarro uh Stan Van

56:24

Gundy for joining us on the Iron Rapports Stereo

56:27

podcast. These beats are flames. Um.

56:30

I'm still trying to get in touch with Mike Conley's

56:32

agent. Uh. I got a

56:34

guy who's trying to haggle me. I'm trying

56:37

to buy some some some plants

56:39

at the plants store. I know if I get Mike Conley's

56:41

agent, I can get I could get it down. This

56:44

cocksucker wants two fifty dollars. I'm

56:46

like, can't please give it to me for two hundred? Prick

56:48

won't budge, So I get Mike Conley's

56:50

agent. On the fall, I'll probably get it for for one fifty.

56:53

You know this guy works magic. He got his son

56:55

a hundred and fifty three million

56:58

dollars. Never been an All Star game.

57:01

Okay, think about that when when when

57:03

you're kicking yourself and you're being like, funk my

57:05

life, think about that, a guy. You

57:07

know that the three highest

57:09

players in NBA history are do

57:11

you know who they are? No? Michael

57:15

Jordan's, Kobe

57:17

Bryant and Mike

57:19

Conley. Stereo podcasts

57:21

and we're out