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We're sleeping on the floor. Now my Juric

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fox fox fox fox fox fox fox

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fox fox fox fox it me is in the cold, bad

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bitch booty slope. Got it on

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bank rope, king rope, just a

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no pinshot, case club.

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What is up guys? It's

0:17

David Purcella. And this is the

0:20

show for the real estate divided in lives, the thickness

0:22

and delusions of modern society and

0:24

welcome motherfucking reality, guys.

0:26

Today, we have a very

0:28

special show. And you're gonna wanna come

0:31

in close, like

0:32

a little closer. even

0:33

a little bit closer

0:34

than. Okay? Because

0:37

we have today, Andy

0:40

and DJ, and J. T.

0:42

Taylor and B. J. Ballwin.

0:44

Who the fuck are you guys? Yeah.

0:46

I enjoyed it. No. I like it. I'm so excited.

0:49

Brown. We

0:50

got J. T. Taylor from Black Rifle

0:53

Coffee. Both these guys are good buddies of mine,

0:55

BJ Baldwin, World Champion,

0:57

Baja truck, trophy truck champion, probably

0:59

one of the most dangerous men on the planet.

1:03

Real talk? And

1:04

and when we got DJ, you know,

1:06

Johnson. There's

1:09

us. Yeah. So, like, we just podcast

1:11

the shit. Right. So guys, thanks

1:13

so much for coming in and being on the show. Well,

1:16

this is amazing. Yeah. I I feel like

1:18

I've seen both ends of the Internet.

1:20

Yeah. We're definitely the lower end.

1:23

Well, I yeah. There's a left and a right, and then there's

1:26

an up and a down, and then, you know, in the dark space.

1:28

Yeah. Yeah. We're we're over there. Yeah. Yeah.

1:30

I've

1:31

been buying a lot of fish off the dark web lately.

1:33

Really? Yeah. From Chernobyl.

1:35

You don't have a good radioactive fish this

1:37

for you? make a bomb It's called mettelfish. It

1:39

makes you're prepping for the impending nuclear

1:42

doom. Well, I'm just getting my body out. That's correct.

1:44

You know? It's it's like Microgosing. Yeah.

1:46

Am I getting am I getting a suntan before you

1:48

go to the Middle East? I'm really crap you

1:50

know, going from ninety point six to

1:52

ten thousand degrees. If you need to find

1:55

a sec. Chernobyl fish. Yeah. And then you're

1:57

good to go. A bunch of fish. You get it too much

1:59

for sixty dollars,

1:59

BJ. Crushing atmospheric pressure.

2:02

You're good. Yeah.

2:03

Totally immune. It's

2:05

really bright outside. Did you ever think that

2:07

we'd be literally so close to nuclear apocalypse?

2:09

And here we are making fun We so happy.

2:12

What else can you do? You ain't gonna hurt.

2:14

Hey, you know what? That's what you get

2:17

for putting eighty year old senile

2:19

fox in charge of our entire world

2:22

who literally shipped their pants multiple

2:24

times a day. Y'all voted for

2:26

it. I

2:27

hope you're fucking happy. Holy shit.

2:30

You know how they they have these, like, you know,

2:32

like, these edits of, like, all the various

2:35

presidents, like, messing up.

2:37

Right? Mhmm. I think, like,

2:39

he's messed up in the first

2:41

six months, like, with all his gaps and stuff like that.

2:43

More than every single president Yeah. His demo

2:45

reel is like, nine minutes, and there's, like,

2:48

a quick thirty seconds or something. Yeah. When

2:50

Bush was saying all that stuff about fool me wants,

2:52

fool me Yeah. fool me again. Yeah. That

2:54

But he was messing that up. Joe's done that,

2:56

like, fifteen hundred times and laughing.

2:58

You know what he said today? He's

3:00

like, I got two words for you. Yes. made

3:02

in America. Whoa. Whoa. Fuck

3:05

bro. Are we just are we above,

3:08

like, someone just raising their hand and going

3:10

you know, when you when you get done

3:12

speaking and you walk into a wall holding

3:14

your hand out, no one's just like,

3:16

hey,

3:16

that guy ain't alright. And maybe

3:18

that shouldn't be the dude that's running everything.

3:21

Hey hey, can we get -- Bro? -- we replace

3:23

that guy. He's got the new coach, bro.

3:25

Like, think about the guy who has a football that walks

3:27

around with him. Right? You

3:29

know what I'm saying? Like, do they, like, like, you know, the little, like,

3:31

the little fucking square peg and square holes

3:34

that they we had, like, little toys? Like, is that the

3:36

football that they give them? because he ain't remember

3:38

those fucking codes, bro. There's no way.

3:40

Listen, dude. I'm of the opinion that

3:42

this whole entire fucking charade that

3:45

we're dealing with

3:46

is all about it's all

3:48

about defiling

3:50

our history. It's about it's about

3:53

taking the prestigious office

3:55

of the president of the United States and making a

3:57

fucking mockery of everybody else. mean,

3:59

I I

3:59

would say that, like, if you looked at this

4:02

from a

4:03

Russia strategy or a China strategy

4:05

of the hundred year war of of, hey, we

4:07

know how to take America down by doing

4:10

x,

4:10

y, and z. Like, they're doing a fucking damn good

4:12

job with That's the thing. Like, that was the goal of doing

4:14

a damn thing. we get them to fire all their

4:16

own combat veterans. Wow. Like, Right.

4:20

Dude, jumps to the hoop. It's

4:23

like common sense to anybody who,

4:26

like,

4:26

we have this audience in America

4:28

that is so, like,

4:30

fucking

4:31

they're spoiled. They're spoiled and

4:33

soft and they've never had any real

4:35

like

4:36

broke.

4:37

You've served in the military. You've done some

4:39

things. You

4:40

and I, how old are you? Forty

4:42

three and a half. We're to say, mate. Yeah. You're

4:46

different. I'm just black. Yeah. You're you're just

4:48

you're different because you're twenty six. It is it

4:50

was seven. Twenty six. my year. When

4:53

When I grew up, bro,

4:55

if

4:55

I said some fucking weird shit to someone,

4:57

they didn't like it. Guess what happened to me? I

4:59

got punching a fucking face. You

5:01

know what I learned after being punched

5:03

in the face a few times? I learned

5:06

to either not say the shit or

5:08

to be able to punch him back. And

5:10

we have a society that has literally

5:12

for twenty years, bro, has

5:15

not had any real hardship at

5:17

all. And

5:18

so when we talk about these things as

5:20

if, like, hey,

5:21

this is dangerous,

5:22

they it like goes

5:24

right over their fucking head. Like, they're so

5:26

absorbed and

5:27

the idealistic nature of America, like

5:30

that nothing back -- I can hold that thoughtfully back

5:32

even further. This society

5:34

is at the easiest point to

5:37

stay alive ever. Yeah. So

5:39

security is absolute for,

5:41

I would say, ninety eight percent of America

5:43

unless you live in Chicago, like so

5:45

so you don't you know,

5:47

most of America, you don't fear of

5:49

a roadside bomb going off or -- Right. --

5:51

you know, suicide bomber or anything like

5:53

that. and then food is readily available,

5:55

like And it's ever been.

5:57

Yeah. So now, this is and this is my

5:59

theory. The

6:00

fact that you don't have to fight to survive

6:02

or fight off the tribe next door to stay

6:04

alive and the fact that you don't have to hunt for

6:06

food, you have time to sit around

6:08

and invent fucking pronouns. But that's

6:10

why you fucking bored. Yeah. It's too easy. Yeah.

6:12

It's been too easy. Yeah. I also believe

6:15

that that is why we have so many people

6:17

walking around fucking depressed.

6:19

we've taken away the the the societies

6:21

come become too yeah. Besides all the

6:23

social shit, like, we could dump the the medicines.

6:26

Oh, yeah. That's dude, we could dig way

6:28

into that. but like just from a

6:30

pure nature standpoint,

6:32

like natural order. We weren't built

6:34

to live this way. we weren't

6:36

built to have zero purpose, and most

6:39

people do not have a real purpose

6:41

at all. And they

6:42

wonder why they're depressed. I also have

6:44

a theory in that as well too, though, because we are

6:46

we are on the first generation of

6:49

being able to intercontinental travel,

6:51

like in one day. And

6:52

if you think about like the history of the

6:54

human race and the history of the

6:56

animal race,

6:58

never in any time in history

7:00

can you pluck a new from

7:02

Japan and put him in the Colorado River

7:04

and

7:05

think that he's gonna survive? No. So

7:07

what do you think that the

7:10

aspects and the the effects on us

7:12

from

7:12

in one day getting in a pressurized

7:15

tube and going

7:16

Thousands of miles from where we were supposed

7:18

to live. What

7:20

effects does that have?

7:22

We

7:22

don't know. Yeah. I don't even look into that.

7:24

completely real. Like, I never thought about it. Like,

7:27

everyone's, which is weird. I think a lot of dumb

7:29

shit never thought about that.

7:31

But it's just one of those things that, like, I

7:33

think we've overlooked.

7:34

Like, I the fact that

7:37

the disappointing thing for me about American

7:39

society is that we do have one of the most educated

7:42

societies and, like, and and

7:44

like

7:45

resource available. But

7:46

we don't use data

7:49

to drive how we Now

7:51

we have emotion or a culture. Yes. We use

7:53

emotion. So it's like,

7:55

why aren't we looking at the data? Hey, is

7:57

it bad for us? to relocate.

7:59

Because this

7:59

is the first

8:01

we are of the first humans that

8:03

are able to do this, that we're born in Florida,

8:05

and now I decide I'm gonna raise

8:08

my family in Washington state. Like,

8:10

what implications does that

8:12

have? Yeah. Because that's a good number. ever

8:14

in

8:15

earth's history, were we able to

8:17

do that? You your smooth brains would say,

8:19

well, it should matter because we're all fucking people.

8:22

But people who understand actual reality

8:25

would start to consider things like

8:27

Unitiated

8:27

lifestyle influence.

8:29

Like like like like sphere of influence

8:32

over

8:33

since humans existed. Like, generally

8:35

unless you're, you know, sailing, like,

8:37

in in the early years and things like that,

8:39

those were the only people that were really moving

8:41

further and further away from the climate

8:43

that they grew up in. And that's where I'm going with too is

8:46

it's just based on your hygiene, your

8:48

your gene history and everything you were supposed

8:50

to live here. Yeah. History

8:53

though. That's

8:53

a unique word right now. You

8:55

know?

8:58

isn't

8:58

it weird that

9:00

it's it seems to me like every single

9:02

thing that's been trying that's

9:05

been done in society for the last twenty

9:07

years has been designed to cut

9:09

us off

9:10

from our actual human history.

9:12

Like, bro, we don't even know our history.

9:14

Like, we really don't know. Like, we were sitting

9:16

in the in the room before the show. We were talking

9:19

about all these different things. And

9:20

and on You

9:22

know, we're

9:23

talking about alcohol specifically and

9:25

we all agreed that we've all had experiences alcohol

9:28

and we all agreed that while we all may

9:30

like alcohol, We

9:31

also realized that it's propagated so heavily

9:33

to help control the population, and that decision

9:35

was made in nineteen twenty one, like

9:37

when they they pulled prohibition.

9:40

Like, so what were the backroom conversations federally

9:42

from all of our politicians where they went

9:45

know

9:45

what? Maybe we should let him have this. I bet it would be

9:47

I bet the conversation went like this. Hey,

9:50

we got this good system set up. We're gonna

9:52

get Rich's fuck. And the best thing

9:54

that we can do to protect ourselves and protect

9:56

our wealth is to handicap these people. But this

9:58

goes back to sphere of influence.

9:59

If

10:00

you look at like a rate any

10:02

normal person's fear of influence like

10:04

what they want, they want you to go to your

10:06

local bar and your local Walmart,

10:08

and that's it. Like as long as that's

10:11

all you're going to, then then you're

10:13

you're

10:13

subside. I mean, that's why they created giant

10:15

box stores that have everything in it. So you don't

10:17

have go anywhere else. Like What do you think about

10:20

what do you think about social media then? I'm gonna

10:22

say it's the same thing. Okay. So because, like, here's my

10:24

take on social.

10:25

I believe that

10:26

they

10:27

planned on using social exactly

10:30

as they're planning actually, how they use it

10:32

right now. Right? And how they're using

10:34

it is to control

10:36

opinions and narratives. That's exactly what

10:38

what they've been doing with it.

10:40

I I, you know,

10:41

under the guise, like everything else I do,

10:44

that it's gonna bring us together and be more inclusive

10:46

and make us healthier and blah blah blah blah

10:48

blah. It does not fucking help us. It hurts

10:50

us. However,

10:53

I

10:53

also can see how they are

10:55

sitting there in their offices right now saying, oh, shit.

10:58

Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. because

11:00

their own tool has now given

11:02

people like us voices and

11:04

influence that, you know,

11:06

these other people we have never

11:08

heard. You

11:09

know? So I think it's reactionary. So think

11:11

they relate to the party.

11:13

the And I

11:14

can talk to you about social media a lot. because I

11:16

was part of the the the explosion.

11:18

know you're not with in in

11:20

in in two thousand eleven, when Facebook

11:22

created pages software, By the end

11:24

of two thousand eleven, I had access to

11:27

about three million followers on pages that I

11:29

helped run with other people. And at that

11:31

time, this is before Facebook and went public

11:33

and or they had ever even started

11:36

the ad or boost program. So, like,

11:38

I remember a time where there was a page

11:40

with half a million followers I would post

11:42

in ten minutes later, it would have seventy eight thousand

11:44

comments. So at first, they were

11:46

asleep at the wheel. So

11:47

they were just like, what the old

11:49

the old heads and and and everybody in

11:52

politics, they were like, oh, the social media

11:54

thing, until they realized,

11:56

oh, fuck. I mean, you look back to, like,

11:58

twenty thirteen, fourteen, fifteen,

12:01

how many how

12:02

many, like, local politicians and

12:04

people's campaigns were toppled because

12:06

you no longer could keep a secret.

12:08

you no longer could press on

12:10

on somebody or a woman in your office

12:13

that you were inappropriate with or now all of

12:15

sudden it was blowing up. and

12:17

regular people were able to post this information

12:20

instantly and affect everybody. And

12:22

so that's when like the knee jerk

12:24

happened around I think seventeen, eighteen but

12:26

this also comes to the culture of

12:28

of America. As

12:29

you look back from

12:31

two thousand twelve to two thousand

12:33

sixteen, and we're a prime

12:35

example of one of these of one of

12:37

these examples is, you know, we

12:40

gained this social media fame.

12:42

and

12:42

it was celebrated by the community. It was

12:44

celebrated by the military community, the police

12:46

community. Everybody was like article

12:48

fifteen, BlackRock for Coffee, Matt,

12:51

Jared, this is awesome. We love this.

12:53

We love this. And and it was almost

12:55

like you had a personal connection with it.

12:57

But

12:57

then around twenty seventeen, twenty

12:59

eighteen is when everybody

13:01

went, well, wait.

13:03

This

13:03

girl I knew from high school that got really popular

13:05

on Instagram and all she does poster food and

13:07

bikini picks, like, why can I do that

13:09

too? So

13:10

then you had this kind of phase where

13:12

everybody was like, okay, I just

13:15

watch somebody. I know do this Why can't

13:17

I do it as well? And when that

13:19

didn't work is when twenty nineteen

13:21

hit and we went into the age of a fence,

13:23

where now for you to

13:26

garner engagement on social media,

13:28

you needed to fucking

13:29

say some fucked up shit and take a stance on

13:32

one side or the other and an extreme. to just

13:34

get people to argue on that. And that's where we're at

13:36

now. Yeah. It's like Or anything that is -- Yeah.

13:38

-- anything that gets engagement now

13:41

is just a fight. See, think it's

13:43

deeper than that, bro. Yeah. I think I think

13:45

I think you're a spot on. But

13:47

I think Instagram legitimately ruined

13:49

human communications.

13:51

Because

13:51

if you think about how humans are meant to communicate

13:54

and you go back to the eighteen hundreds. Right?

13:56

Like, We didn't have what we

13:58

have. We had fucking Pony

13:59

Express. Right? We have to go back up. Telegram. No.

14:02

We We're we're we're going

14:04

to People hate to sixty five minutes

14:06

ago. I met the late

14:08

eighteen hundreds. I didn't

14:10

mean before the middle of eighteen hundreds.

14:12

Why so sorry. Cool. You're good, bro.

14:15

So, you know,

14:18

if you think about it, we talked

14:20

face to face or maybe we sent a postcard

14:22

or eleven. That was it. And then

14:24

we had radio, television, and

14:27

fucking print really come come

14:30

around on a big scale. I mean, print's been around

14:32

for hundreds of years. But,

14:34

you know, in the twenties and the thirties where

14:36

radio and television had a filter.

14:38

This was the first time, like,

14:41

they decided who, you know, It was

14:43

decided, but Harvey Weinstein, the Brad Pitt was gonna

14:45

be a superstar. It was like, okay, I'm gonna line you up from

14:47

the time you're nineteen. This one, this one, this one,

14:49

they manufactured it. There was a barrier

14:51

to entry. For sure, where when social

14:53

happened, no more barrier. Yeah.

14:56

Yeah. Well, dude, what happened with this

14:58

communication the reason

15:00

people can't even have discussions, because that's the biggest

15:02

thing that we're missing right now. We're missing the ability

15:04

to have an actual discussion with anybody

15:06

that doesn't believe in everything that we

15:08

say. And and if they don't, like, if you

15:10

don't do everything I say, or you don't

15:12

believe everything that I believe will fuck you.

15:14

And that's the culture we live in, and that's why

15:17

we can't fucking solve any these fucking problems

15:19

and why eighty year old fucking tyrants

15:22

who shit their pants are literally weakest people

15:24

on the planet are calling shots for us

15:26

because we fucking fell into their trap.

15:29

Okay? Along came the fax machine

15:31

revolutionized business communication. along

15:33

came email, along came social media.

15:36

When social media, when Facebook made

15:38

the decision to allow you to

15:40

like comments,

15:42

Okay?

15:43

It changed the fucking way people communicate

15:45

because instead of you posting something and

15:47

me fucking saying, hey, Jared,

15:49

you know what? I agree with you on here,

15:51

but I don't agree with you here. And instead

15:53

of that, now we get attention

15:55

by saying, hey, Jared, fuck you. Yeah. And

15:58

then it gets a bunch, a whole bunch of traffic. So

16:00

now communication is not about

16:02

solving things or connecting anymore.

16:04

Now it's all about who could say the

16:06

wittiest, most abrasive shit for

16:08

attention. And it and and so that's been

16:10

going on for ten years. So in addition

16:12

to what you're saying, which I agree with,

16:14

I think we have culturally

16:17

been divided because of the nature

16:19

of how we communicate. Yeah. Yeah. Well, do you think

16:21

of that? Like, a a simple like or dislike

16:24

That's all the communication that's needed. Oh,

16:26

yeah. You know what I'm saying? Depending on who it's coming

16:28

from and what the fucking post was or shit link,

16:30

you like that? Or Now take it a step further.

16:32

Now take it, you know, they're

16:34

saying that we're in, like, the most failed

16:37

relationship age ever. Like, where, like,

16:39

even young adults made made it age

16:42

adults, they can't keep her relationship for more than

16:44

a year or two years, whatever

16:45

the statistic is. But

16:47

what that what where where I think that

16:50

can't is stemming from is because

16:52

Instagram is this

16:54

false window into somebody's life where they

16:57

only show you the perfection. And that is

16:59

any time you have a conflict

17:01

with your significant other, you

17:03

immediately are looking at

17:05

other

17:05

people assuming that

17:07

they're better, like, just because of what they

17:09

put out. Nobody likes it. Like Like Like And and

17:11

if you think about that -- They like that. -- thirty

17:13

years ago when all we had were house phones

17:16

you you didn't know what your neighbors

17:19

were doing when they went on figuration unless they

17:21

went and got fucking codecs developed and

17:23

they showed you later on, But now --

17:25

Now you're seeing them

17:27

at the beach three times a week,

17:29

and it's like, well, wait, why don't we do that?

17:31

And what? They do this and we don't.

17:33

And and so it's a constant battle of

17:35

this fake kind of bullshit

17:37

and you're you're you're comparing constantly

17:40

thinking that the fast as greener on the other side. So

17:42

I think that's an even bigger damage

17:44

pieces. Yes. Well, dude. And then you throw in the

17:46

fact, like, you guys remember what

17:48

it was like to date someone

17:50

before the Internet. Right? the

17:52

If you got a fight and broke up with them, you may

17:54

never fucking see that person ever again. No. Yeah.

17:57

I mean, nowadays, they're on if you

17:59

break up with somebody, they're still -- Yeah. --

18:01

like, right in front of your face every single

18:03

day. How much more serious did you take conflict

18:05

in your relationship before the Internet

18:07

because you knew that they could be fucking gone forever.

18:10

Like, real never seen them. Well, look at like -- I

18:12

appreciate it. -- a social standard that's

18:14

changed. Thirty

18:15

years ago, in nineteen ninety nine two thousand,

18:17

if you if you called DJ's house

18:19

and he was at home, that

18:21

was acceptable for you. You're like, oh, just

18:23

missed him. Yeah. if you text somebody now

18:25

and they don't and you don't fucking hit or you You

18:28

know, if you don't hit them back or You know,

18:30

you they say, hey, what are you doing? Can I

18:32

and you you end up posting a story

18:34

an hour later doing something with somebody in a personal

18:37

Yes. Yeah. It's like, look at

18:39

how this is fucking changed every market.

18:41

Yeah. Well, you you

18:43

really like, you truly to get any

18:45

kind of freedom, you truly have to stop giving

18:47

a fuck. Like, sorry, dude.

18:49

I'm living my life. I turn it off. Yeah. It's

18:52

it's concerts now. Yeah. It was the last time you went to

18:54

a concert.

18:55

mean, I couldn't even tell you. What do you see?

18:57

Yeah.

18:58

You see this. Yeah. They are more

19:00

Holding up their fucking phones. With them, we're

19:02

a fire alarm. other people that

19:05

they are there, then they are to just

19:07

put it down and act This is right there.

19:09

Yeah. Yeah. That's all it's it's

19:11

yeah, there's a

19:13

crazy study that was done, like,

19:16

about that. Right? They they took people

19:18

and

19:18

there was, like, no, some type of an event

19:20

going on. and the people that had

19:22

their phones that were recording the event through the

19:24

phone, they

19:25

could not tell you what actually

19:27

took place once the phone was down.

19:30

because when you're seeing it through this screen I mean,

19:32

it's a crazy You know what I mean? Yeah. They can make sure they

19:34

get the shot. Right? So they can share it with everybody.

19:36

They cannot they could not even recall what

19:38

actually happened. once that phone is taken away.

19:40

Like, one or two, three years ago, DJs

19:43

were the most, like, in the top

19:45

two, most popular, like, like

19:48

subcategories on Instagram. Why?

19:50

Because

19:52

the culture was, if you're at an EDM

19:54

show, you have to posted

19:55

on your story. So, like, DJs

19:57

would just go up in

19:59

the millions, fifty fifty

20:02

million followers because they'd

20:04

play to seventy thousand people and

20:06

seventy thousand phones are out tagging them

20:08

and make out all your exposure. Bro,

20:11

it's weird to me like like I like

20:13

fireworks. Right? Like, always think fireworks pretty cool.

20:15

When we do couple big displays a year here at

20:17

the company, the now and

20:20

every year, man, like motherfuckers have their phones

20:22

out record. When when when you're gonna watch that?

20:24

When you're gonna pull out? Yeah. You're gonna sit and

20:26

sit down. be watching the fucking fireworks,

20:29

bro. just be present. Like,

20:31

just enjoy it. You know

20:33

what I'm saying? Like,

20:34

we have to get back to this. So I mean,

20:36

that's a These motherfuckers are robbing us literally

20:39

robbing us from our human experience

20:42

though. And not only that, they're

20:43

taxing us to the point where

20:45

we can't even have one. Yeah.

20:47

I think

20:47

something too though, you gotta, like,

20:49

they've been able to tap into

20:52

the human psyche. You know what I'm saying?

20:54

And the reward systems of humans idea.

20:56

They tackle the choke from me. Read the ball with

20:58

a chaos machine. It talks about it.

21:00

Well, you wanna know what my combat to it is

21:02

because I've actually been, like, actively

21:05

trying to change this a little bit just with me and

21:07

my friends. Like -- Yeah. -- getting rid of this. Yeah.

21:09

So I currently have Nate Wesley designing

21:12

us a viking long house that we're gonna build.

21:15

Yeah. And you have to show up, you know,

21:17

once every couple weeks, put on your first

21:19

And there's no phones allowed in there. There's no electricity.

21:21

So it's all candle. It's all torch.

21:24

And we we roast a pig and then

21:26

Caleb Francis makes a barrel of meat

21:28

Like, because we've been researching how to make meade,

21:30

and it's a whole night of just no

21:32

electronics, but we get to be vikings.

21:35

Really?

21:35

I'm in. Whatever.

21:37

I'm in by myself. Just figure out. You

21:41

just gotta get the costume. That's it. Listen.

21:43

I think I could rock that shit. Yeah. Yeah.

21:45

Where they're I mean, where they're black fighting? Yeah.

21:47

Okay. Yeah. It's on Netflix. Yeah.

21:51

They're on Netflix. Got me through. Yeah. Oh,

21:54

a lot here. Alright.

21:56

What we gotta do? I remember we got cruisers in there,

21:58

bro. Yeah. Yeah. We got we got some

21:59

good ones. Oh, I bet we do. massive

22:02

gold was guys. Remember, if you wanna see any of these

22:04

articles, links, pictures, videos, go

22:06

to and if you're selling it dot com, you can find them

22:08

all there. And with that being said, we're actually

22:11

getting something over the airways. Breaking

22:14

news guys. Breaking news headline

22:17

reads, you've already coped forty

22:19

five slammed for not saving

22:21

master kids was rehired

22:24

to

22:24

protect the school and

22:25

only fired after grieving parents

22:28

found out. She was called on body cam saying

22:30

if my son had been in there, I would

22:32

have not been outside.

22:34

So this is a big big big big bill

22:36

coming out. Right? So a Yivaldi cop who

22:38

resigned, okay, after being slammed

22:40

by parents for failing to intervene in the

22:42

massacre was rehired

22:45

to protect the same school. Okay?

22:47

Her name is Crimson, Alessandro. She's

22:49

forty five. She's now been fired from her position

22:52

at the Yuvali consolidated independence School

22:54

District after another outcry from

22:56

parents. Now, Alessandro, a former

22:58

officer with the Texas Department of Public

23:00

Safety, was among the first cops to

23:02

arrive at

23:03

the scene of May twenty fourth shooting.

23:06

She was called on body cam outside the building

23:09

failing

23:09

to make any attempt to enter

23:12

Amazon quietly resigned when the investigation

23:14

was launched into the police response. She was then

23:17

hired at

23:18

the Yivaldi Consolidated Independent

23:20

School District. In her new position, she

23:22

was tasked with protecting the survivors of

23:24

the shooting that left nineteen kids and two teachers

23:26

dead.

23:29

Oh,

23:29

yeah. You can't make that up. Yeah.

23:31

You

23:31

can't make that up. First off, there's a couple things,

23:33

like, this

23:34

is right here, by the way. That's

23:36

not some dork with the rifles, not

23:38

a very difficult problem to solve, you

23:41

know. And that's

23:42

one thing. From my, you know,

23:45

I

23:45

I don't think that that would be a very difficult

23:47

problem to solve. If this is your job, you

23:50

know, and you get the opportunity to burn

23:52

so many down that that's trying to compromise

23:54

the safety of children or try and send them to

23:56

the Aflac. Right? I don't think that's

23:58

that difficult to problem solve because this person

24:00

does not have the training that some

24:02

of these law enforcement officers do.

24:05

Secondly, that's

24:07

a really cool way to die.

24:09

I was trying to save all these

24:11

children. And that's

24:13

that's how, you know, that's

24:14

how it ended for me. But in reality,

24:18

go in there

24:19

and regardless of what kind of

24:22

fire you take, you know, there there's

24:24

like she didn't even try. Yeah. Just Fucking

24:27

try. I am comfortable responding

24:30

this because I have ran towards gunfire, a

24:32

multitude of times, not knowing where Yeah.

24:34

Exactly. You can speak on this she

24:36

Does it fuck this? Like, I think No.

24:39

First off, we should be And we love

24:41

cops. Yeah. We fucking love.

24:43

So we can This is turning me in side out that

24:45

it was even considered. Nobody at no

24:47

point in that process of, like, hey,

24:50

might wanna just throw that application

24:52

in the shredder. Right. By the way,

24:54

why is she allowed to quietly resign?

24:57

Why

24:57

there's an investigation going on against

24:59

her? Mhmm. Because, no, The

25:01

investigation needs to complete and she

25:03

has to face. The consequences for

25:06

being right there

25:08

with the tools to do something

25:10

and not doing it. You're a fucking coward.

25:13

Get out. Fucking supporter.

25:15

Well, let let

25:17

bro. Get out. cowardship. I think this is representative

25:20

of a bigger problem in this country than

25:22

all of this. I mean, we could break this down

25:24

to the individual level to the systemic

25:26

level, you

25:27

you know know,

25:28

we could better train our police. They could

25:30

earn more money. There's all kinds of things like that. Like,

25:32

most of these motherfuckers can't any better than

25:34

I can. I can't shoot very fucking good. They

25:36

usually shoot better than they do. I'm just saying.

25:38

Yeah. Like, I train at a very

25:40

minimal level. the

25:43

the You

25:44

know, the problem that I see here

25:46

is that America has become

25:49

soft. you know, two

25:51

thousand sixteen, two thousand seventeen,

25:53

eighteen, nineteen, twenty, you know, it was

25:55

fuck around to find out. And I'm gonna

25:57

kick your ass if you step up my fucking line.

26:00

And like, dude, when when the pandemic happened,

26:03

where was everybody?

26:05

A bunch

26:05

of people went along with shit they didn't wanna go

26:08

along with. And now we've been inch

26:10

and inch and inch into this fucking space

26:12

where

26:13

I don't

26:14

know if everybody else notices, but We're

26:17

kind of in a bad fucking spot.

26:19

We

26:19

need people to stand up, and I would just

26:21

like to know when people are gonna

26:23

become the fucking Americans that

26:25

I've known them to always be because

26:27

that would be nice. We need those people right now.

26:29

No.

26:30

The American public should be scared.

26:32

They

26:32

should they should be fucking terrifying.

26:35

They should be because you should look

26:37

at this like that. You should look at this

26:39

as the

26:41

The the vaccine layoffs of

26:43

the United States military was

26:46

their reaction knowing that

26:48

a majority of the military leans right.

26:50

and they knew that when if they were

26:52

called to turn their arms against American

26:55

citizens, they

26:56

wouldn't do it. The integrity of this was a

26:58

fucking ploy. Yep. To

27:00

weed these people out. That's right. Horace

27:02

shit fucking But where the fuck's dream

27:04

is though? You're not gonna stand down.

27:07

Jesus is Like, fucking, it's pretty

27:09

obvious, bro. But,

27:10

you know, I talk to people, you know,

27:12

like, look, dude, it's really easy to act

27:14

like a bad motherfucker when there ain't no fucking

27:16

threat. That's

27:17

my point.

27:18

Everybody was pro freedom, pro America,

27:21

fuck around and find out my whole life.

27:23

I believe that shit.

27:26

But

27:26

I actually believe that shit. I know you two

27:28

guys do too and I know you do as well.

27:30

Where did everybody go?

27:33

We're we're living in a country now where police

27:35

officers

27:36

will fucking let kids die

27:38

and

27:39

then get and then be first to get the job

27:41

when they apply back for it. Yeah. That's

27:43

crazy. How is this even a thing? I'm

27:45

sorry, dude. But, like, we, you know,

27:48

we have to remember who to fuck we are.

27:50

Like American men especially,

27:52

you need to remember who the fuck you are

27:54

and what it means to be a fucking American.

27:57

It

27:57

doesn't mean push the fuck out

27:59

when shit gets

27:59

hard. and me step the fuck up.

28:02

And we're missing that in this country right now,

28:04

on a mass scale. This is why

28:06

I keep saying the weakest people

28:08

in our society are calling the

28:11

place. Because all these freedom loving

28:13

people that I'm discussing and angry at right

28:15

now,

28:16

you guys have lived by this

28:18

creed of live and let live free America.

28:21

We all agree with that. But when motherfuckers

28:23

come and step on that line and try take it,

28:26

You have to fucking resist at a bare

28:28

minimum. Where's the firings? Like,

28:30

mayor of Yuevalde should be fired.

28:32

Chief of police of Yuevalde should be fired.

28:35

his captain should be fired. Should

28:37

Like, should be you should strip your

28:39

fucking patch off because you

28:41

should be embarrassed aware of a evolving

28:44

fucking police department patch. Like,

28:46

complete You know on the inside, bro, they're in

28:48

there justifying it like Oh, they all they all

28:50

They're saying they're saying they're shit. They're saying they're shut off in

28:52

each other's mouth. They're saying Listen.

28:55

Listen. They're saying this. Well, we

28:57

know we're getting a lot of media scrutiny, but they don't

28:59

understand the intricacies of how this actually went

29:01

down. They were there. They were there. Yeah.

29:03

And they're justifying their lack of action.

29:05

And

29:06

there is no justification.

29:08

There

29:08

is none. I I just say, I hate how

29:10

the school districts try to, like, fucking play

29:12

it off. Like, they had no idea. Right?

29:14

So the parents, like, the article says

29:16

this His parents said they immediately recognized

29:19

her when they spotted Alexander this week

29:21

in the school and demanded that she'd

29:23

be fired. The

29:24

school district said Imagine

29:26

-- Yeah. -- if you're a parent -- Oh, yeah.

29:28

-- okay, whose kid was murdered

29:31

by this fucking weak little bitch

29:33

motherfucker.

29:35

And

29:35

you you find out that

29:37

the school hired one of

29:39

like Imagine that. The coward.

29:41

Imagine that. Like, wait. So you you

29:44

you're asking for this to happen again. Yeah. You

29:46

hired the coward. I don't wanna burn can build

29:48

them down. We're also fucking fucking The

29:50

district, the mayor, like,

29:52

this is our problem, is we're not firing

29:54

people. We're no. No. But the bigger problem

29:56

is is that guys that believe what

29:59

we're saying are not demanding it. Yeah.

30:01

That's the biggest problem. Y'all fucking

30:03

wanna take the high road and turn the

30:05

other cheek and live and let live until

30:08

these motherfuckers are out your front door. And by that

30:10

time, it's too fucking late. Yeah.

30:13

Yes, dude. people You you have

30:15

to start standing up for what's right. And this

30:17

is fucking about the most

30:19

fucking wrong thing. I've ever fucking seen in my

30:21

entire fucking forty three years of living. This

30:23

is today because this is a Yeah. So this just came

30:25

out. So she was just terminated yesterday,

30:28

which was Thursday. Today's Friday when the show

30:30

was recorded. I mean, how does that

30:32

hey, sit down real quick. Yeah. You know,

30:34

they found out you were the one that, you know,

30:36

kinda let this happen the first time.

30:38

Right. So Trying to have to let you don't

30:41

believe you. This was this was this was his name. bro.

30:43

He was born earlier. I fucking

30:46

loved the police. Yeah. Police are

30:48

my kind of people, bro. all

30:49

the police, I know here in fucking Missouri

30:51

are. I don't know how they are everywhere else, but

30:53

I'm telling you right here, they're good motherfuckers. They're

30:56

patriotic. They respect fucking freedom.

30:58

They protect and serve like they're supposed

31:00

to. That's what we have here. Now are there

31:03

bad ones? I'm sure there is because there's

31:05

always a fucking percentage of shit

31:07

backs in any group. No.

31:08

Justifying that you're a fucking

31:10

chief or cop and told you to stand down

31:12

from going into that room while you're hearing

31:14

gunshots, you're a fucking coward

31:17

and

31:17

and that is that is an order I don't

31:19

listen to. Bro, I don't even know how the fuck it

31:21

could live with that. No. I don't. Like, I

31:23

don't. None none of my none of my people at

31:25

LVNVMD are are like that. All the people that

31:27

I know about LVNVMD know some of the guys over

31:29

there. They they train. You you know some

31:31

guys It's rock. Yeah. There I

31:34

know fuckers. Metro -- Yeah. -- one

31:36

hundred one hundred and one thousand was at the

31:38

fourteenth day sauce with me, and he's dope as shit.

31:40

Like -- Yeah. I don't know

31:42

what the fuck you guys talking about, but the cops

31:44

here I like them. And I know they work hard and

31:46

they train hard, and they give a fuck about the real

31:48

shit. You know what I'm saying? But, like, I

31:50

don't under like, to me, look,

31:54

man. And I listen. Burn

31:56

everybody down. In the way. In the way.

31:58

If that was my friend, the line, I don't have son.

32:01

I see how my the closest

32:03

thing I have to a son is my brother's

32:05

son. Okay? And I see the

32:07

relationship they have. and I see

32:09

how special it is. And I see

32:11

these things. And I I imagine some

32:14

fucking pussy

32:16

allowing a fucking

32:18

antifa weirdo to

32:20

go in and fucking shoot all these

32:22

bro?

32:23

No.

32:24

I don't listen. These people

32:26

should

32:26

honestly be in protection somewhere.

32:29

And and, like, to to even

32:31

think that you could go back to the

32:33

fucking school where you did this.

32:36

It's a it's a it's a display of

32:38

the flawed thinking that we have

32:40

in this country.

32:41

Like, am

32:44

I am I fucking wrong? No.

32:46

This is this is almost this is,

32:48

like, Like, to this point of, like, parody.

32:50

Like, you have to be like, they are you sure this

32:52

is in the onion?

32:53

No. No. It's really It's a battle on b. No shit.

32:56

You gotta battle be honest. Bro, did you see that

32:58

you see that Babylon b video with m and m's?

33:01

Did you fucking see that? No. Well, I've never talked

33:03

I won't talk about it. Anyway, I thought it

33:05

was real. I was so fucking mad.

33:07

Like, I didn't realize it was the Babylon B.

33:10

It was a it was a fucking video about

33:12

how the fucking m and m

33:14

can become a skittle. And

33:15

it was like it explained all the things. Scroll

33:18

right past that because I thought it was a regular commercial.

33:20

It's so Yes. I didn't watch that. I

33:22

was so fucking angry.

33:25

And

33:25

and then I saw the Bible on me. I'm like, fuck.

33:29

Yeah. Yeah. Those dudes were funny.

33:31

Yeah. They are. They're fucking old. They are.

33:33

Well, yeah. So that's I'm sorry, man. I don't

33:35

mean to be, like, some stream is weirdo, but,

33:37

like, we have to get back to a fucking standard

33:40

in the country. Is that extreme? Is that weird?

33:42

I don't think so. I'm asking for a standard.

33:44

No. We need a fucking standard of accountability

33:47

for real shit. And like, dude, there should

33:49

be standards.

33:50

the

33:53

I I do. Next, look

33:55

at that. Well, get it off the street. I

33:57

can't Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

33:59

Whoa.

34:00

wanna point something out on the screen.

34:02

Look

34:02

at the kids' faces. How fucking

34:05

terrified now? Yeah. because I see him.

34:07

Now now look at look at the physical

34:09

fucking conditioning of the people wearing the police

34:11

uniforms.

34:12

Fatt ass.

34:14

Fatt ass. Fatt

34:15

ass. And

34:16

you think these people are gonna run into a

34:18

fucking room like that? No.

34:20

Unless there's donuts in me. They

34:22

won't. It's a true or promotion.

34:25

promotion.

34:26

I

34:27

fucking can't stand it, dude. I get it.

34:29

Well,

34:30

that was our breaking news guys moving

34:32

straight along.

34:33

headline number one. Headline

34:35

number one reads. Partner organizations of

34:37

Michelle Obama's, we when we all

34:40

vote releases vulgar, no voting,

34:42

no fucking rap song.

34:44

This is a good one, guys. I promise

34:46

you. No fucking. Yeah. Oh, that's yeah. That's

34:48

a misprint. I saw that one. This was a

34:50

great one. Okay. Alright. So I got I got your name.

34:52

Yeah. I had a couple of follow ups here. Okay?

34:55

But the article reads a millennial and black

34:57

focused dating app that is partnering

34:59

with Michelle Obama's when we all vote

35:01

initiative. has

35:02

released a raunchy rap video

35:04

titled. No voting. No fucking. I'm

35:07

fucking with a v. With a goal

35:09

of motivating hardy young people

35:11

to register to vote. and it seems

35:14

to vote Democrat for the midterm elections.

35:16

The dating app known as Black

35:18

has teamed up with rapper's Trina and

35:21

saucy Santana to

35:23

release a new single title, no voting, no fucking,

35:25

which finger features,

35:27

sexually suggestive double entendres like

35:29

stuff my ballot box. put

35:32

the buy in bipartisan

35:34

and, quote, wanna hit this

35:36

booty. Gotta do your civic duty.

35:38

Here is a clip for you, everybody.

35:41

So fashion possible this one.

35:43

You're

35:43

gonna fucking love this.

35:49

tray checks. I think we got one. Mhmm. It's

35:51

probably season right? Nope. And

35:54

I love it. No problem. I'll

35:57

touch.

36:05

and I'll touch. Now back

36:07

in. Now back in now back

36:09

in now back in now back in now back in.

36:11

Be okay. Yeah. Look up at Actually,

36:13

one of the stop was hit. Face

36:15

is denied. Absolutely. He

36:18

is a who to be disarming. He

36:20

got mad show. He don't seem probably down

36:22

the road to day down the road. And

36:24

it's been turns for auto single 218

36:27

forty gotta drill us to be drilling out.

36:29

And I love it. Now

36:34

I see enough. You're a

36:36

fucking guy. Right?

36:40

How

36:40

crazy is that? I saw that last night. I'm like Yeah.

36:42

Man, they That's a real thing. That's

36:44

real It's not that's not hairy.

36:46

No. That's real thing

36:48

that they're targeting towards black voters. Yes.

36:51

Like, I you

36:52

go ahead and start on this one.

36:53

Subject matter expert here. Speak

36:59

Speaker No. I mean, I think I think

37:01

it's hilarious, man. But I think the

37:03

the bigger thing here is that it

37:05

just goes to show how fucking out of

37:07

touch they are with the actual temperature

37:09

of

37:10

where people stand. Right?

37:11

Like, black

37:12

people are over that shit. Kanye fucking did

37:14

a decent job in helping that last couple

37:16

of days. There's

37:17

been couple of guys Yeah. Did you watch Tudley last

37:19

night? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Was it good? Oh, it's fucking great.

37:21

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And so it's like,

37:24

they are so fucking out of touch with

37:26

where black people are. Like, again, I don't

37:28

speak for everyone, but I know a decent amount of black

37:30

people. Like, we don't know all all know each other.

37:32

Yeah. Let's see. here's there's a unique

37:34

perspective that DJ and I do have

37:36

on this topic, not because

37:38

DJ is black. But because we

37:41

did a controversial episode -- Mhmm.

37:43

-- that got literally pulled off the Internet

37:46

about the Black Square fucking bullshit. Yeah.

37:48

And we had thousands

37:51

of people hating on us because

37:53

of this episode. Mhmm. And what ended

37:55

up happening over the last two years was

37:58

pretty incredible. Yeah.

37:59

Most

37:59

of those people actually kept listening. Mhmm.

38:02

And then,

38:04

now, these are the same people sharing

38:06

the motherfucking show every single day. Because

38:08

they realized that they were being

38:11

fucking played. Yeah. But and now I'm not talking

38:13

a few. I'm not talking but I'm talking about

38:15

a large number of black listeners that we have

38:17

on the show. Yeah. And so it's actually ingreased

38:20

our our black audience massively

38:22

because

38:23

we're telling the truth

38:25

And

38:25

so, you know, while

38:27

we may not speak for everybody, we have

38:29

a nice sample group. Yeah. We got a pretty good gauge

38:31

on it. You know what I'm saying? And so And we've been able

38:33

to see the the the flip.

38:36

Yeah. You know? And so, like, I mean,

38:38

to me, I mean, this is fucking

38:40

disgusting, and I know a lot of the other because

38:42

it's like, this is what you guys are gotta do,

38:44

like, bro. Listen. Here's what

38:46

I here's what I was thinking when I was watching

38:48

that. I was like, if I were if I

38:50

was black -- Yeah. -- like, legitimately. And this

38:52

was their

38:54

way to try and earn my fucking

38:56

vote, I would be so

38:58

insulted. Yeah. Because they

39:01

care nothing about real issues

39:04

that are affecting me or my community

39:06

or my family or my And they think

39:08

that I'm so fucking stupid then

39:11

I'm gonna go vote for them because

39:13

I made a fucking rap video. Like,

39:15

that's a bro. That's to

39:17

me, That's how I would feel. Do you think

39:19

there is any woman in

39:21

the United States right now that watches this and

39:23

goes, you know what? I'm in. Yeah. And and

39:25

and says that, hey, did you vote?

39:28

Like

39:31

no. Not a salad. That part

39:33

of it's kinda my salad. Not a single

39:35

one.

39:35

Stuff my ballot box.

39:38

with

39:38

the buy and It's a dude. It's it's just

39:40

another example of the

39:42

push of the degradation

39:45

of standard and culture in our country. hundred

39:47

percent Like like, dude, the the person singing

39:49

this I don't know who that was. I see

39:51

Santana. Santana. Yeah. I

39:54

don't know is that what is that? I don't

39:56

know what it was. I don't know. It's it's looks

39:58

like a woman, but it's got a beard, and

40:00

I don't know the pronouns. I'm so I

40:02

think she has a dick, though. I don't know.

40:04

What is that thing? I don't know. But, like,

40:06

that's the shit they're pushing. Wait. Was there a

40:08

beard? Yeah. I didn't see that.

40:10

What what's really funny? shit. I didn't even You guys

40:12

wanna watch it again? It's

40:14

really funny is the guy that's like, I

40:16

gotta go vote or I'm not gonna get laid. The guy that's

40:19

like, I gotta go vote or I'm not gonna get laid. Yeah. That

40:21

guy is not gonna get laid whether he votes or

40:23

If you wanna hit that fucking song. He

40:25

said if you wanna hit this booty, you gotta do

40:27

your civic duty. That's

40:28

what it was. Yeah. Yeah. And both fucking

40:30

Republicans. Yeah. So

40:33

that maybe maybe we can all live.

40:35

Yeah. But here's here's the thing. Like, it's like And

40:37

by the way, I'm not republican.

40:39

I'm just telling you right now. It's all the

40:41

fuck we got. Yeah. Here's

40:42

the thing, looks like there's there's a couple of follow

40:44

ups. You got that going on the video. Right? But then just

40:47

today. This helped my reads, the DC Council

40:49

takes first step in passing Bill

40:51

to let illegal migrants and non

40:53

citizens vote in

40:55

local elections.

40:56

that comes after another bus of migrants

40:58

was dropped. Yeah. But the great replacement theory

41:00

is fucking It's completely bullshit. Right? So we cover

41:03

this. You know what? I'm a total

41:05

fucking bigoted racist for even saying

41:07

it. Well,

41:08

we covered this on the show with because

41:10

it the same thing happened in New

41:12

York City. but a shit ton of

41:14

black people got together and got pissed off and they

41:16

were able to fucking knock it down. Now they're doing

41:18

it in the DC. They're trying they're trying to

41:20

make black back people's vote irrelevant. Well, yeah, because

41:22

they keep doing this fucking wanna do the

41:25

booty. And then they sell they sell it

41:27

as

41:27

if it's some sort of Nazi

41:29

agenda where white people don't want their race

41:31

diluted. You know? Like,

41:33

no. They

41:34

realize that the black communities

41:36

are done with your bullshit. Right? And we're

41:38

tired of having people and government

41:41

that fucking suck and

41:43

guess what? They wanna vote a different way.

41:45

So now because they're gonna vote different way, they're gonna

41:47

give these other people your vote.

41:49

You know,

41:50

like like this poll has ban a conservative

41:52

show sixty five point shift towards

41:54

Republicans. It's the biggest shift since two thousand twelve.

41:57

So, like, nobody This is where Joe

41:59

Biden would say some racist shit. He

42:02

he would legit say. He would say something

42:04

stupid ass is fuck and be like, that's because

42:06

Hispanics are smarter than black people. Man,

42:09

no no no bullshit and

42:12

he will get away with it. Yeah.

42:14

That's

42:14

that's the fucking double standard that

42:16

we talk. How does he skied through all the racist shit

42:18

that he's said over the past two years. I

42:20

think people are I don't know because you said that

42:22

you knew it. fucking, you know, people

42:24

do not

42:26

understand.

42:28

Well,

42:30

I mean, let's double sit here. Like like,

42:32

duty fucking said on on fucking

42:35

Was it CCP the God

42:37

on his show? Shut

42:40

the God. Yeah. He fucking told that was

42:42

Shut the man. Why not? Shut the man. Don't show the man.

42:44

If you don't vote for me, you ain't fucking black.

42:46

Like, bro, if I really fucking said that

42:48

shit, like really like admit it,

42:50

Give

42:53

it look at what

42:55

we allow.

42:56

You've got Robert O'Rourke

42:59

who

42:59

is an Irish guy. shitty fucking,

43:01

like, little fucking woman human. Betadustat

43:03

-- Yeah. -- that calls himself Beto

43:06

to appease the Hispanic

43:09

voters. Like and no one goes,

43:11

hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Right. Right.

43:13

Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. This is what we

43:15

said. Hold on. I didn't even know that. That's the

43:17

play down there. You didn't know that Beto's

43:19

real name is Robert. No. No. No. No.

43:21

No. No. Right. I didn't know they were trying to portray

43:24

him as Latino. Well, that's the

43:26

whole beta thing is like So he could

43:28

appeal to the It's his nickname. No. He

43:30

he would've been better off just saying Robert x.

43:32

I'm saying, like, what percentage Latino

43:35

Hispanic or whatever is he?

43:37

Nothing. I don't I don't changes to white

43:39

out of that. You don't white people

43:41

in this stomach from that How does this Every

43:43

election that he fucking has? Like and that's the

43:45

thing. I don't understand the

43:47

people that still because he's running for governor

43:49

in Texas. yet gets on a stage

43:51

and says, I will take your AR fifteen.

43:53

In Texas, okay, you just lost

43:56

the Texas vote. Yeah. Right there.

43:58

You're done. So I was telling the guy to say,

44:00

hell yeah, I'm coming for your air fifteen. Yes.

44:03

Yes. So I don't know who in their

44:05

right mind is just okay. k with

44:07

throwing money into a barrel and lighting

44:09

it on fire to giving it to Beto for a campaign

44:12

for governor in the state of Texas. You're wasting

44:14

your fucking time. Same

44:16

do that. Remember? I remember Who who who

44:18

is giving this due money? That's a good question.

44:20

No. I don't know my deal. No shit. You

44:22

know who. I know who. it

44:25

0GS0 yeah. Oh,

44:28

yeah. Oh, yeah. 0GS0 fucking k

44:30

s. You know what's funny? People think like, oh,

44:32

dude. You

44:33

know, he's gonna be

44:35

dead soon. Yeah.

44:36

He is. Maybe. Maybe.

44:38

Maybe. Yeah. We don't know the fucking secrecy is

44:40

much fuckers hold. Well, he's been dead. But he's

44:43

also got a son that's our age.

44:45

Yeah.

44:45

You're ready to take Yep. Elon just

44:47

don't know. Tom, Sean. The freaking you

44:50

know, the Tesla bot.

44:52

Yeah.

44:52

Exactly. So Yeah.

44:54

George is gonna get his brain just downloaded to

44:56

a Tesla bot, and we're all fucked. Alright.

45:01

Well, that was head on number one. Moving right

45:03

along, guys, head on number one. reading that

45:05

wrong. It's like how I would take that. Which part? Like,

45:07

dude, if that fucking shit was like about white people,

45:09

I'd be like, they're really propagating this shit to us.

45:11

They think we're just fucking stupid. What would they be

45:13

saying instead of what would lyrics be?

45:16

Oh, fuck.

45:17

No vote. No. Smaller's

45:19

party. No vote. No wine.

45:21

No razors in the potato salad. No.

45:27

No. No vote. No weird dancing. I'll

45:31

stop using Fabric softness.

45:37

The problem is, you know, it's funny

45:39

though. The sheets are itchy. Listen.

45:41

The fuck the best part is all the jokes about

45:44

white people are true is fuck. And we

45:46

all think you know it. So, like, we're like, yeah.

45:48

That's us. Our our comedian

45:50

Brent Pella that does a lot of work

45:52

with us with him and J. P. Sears. He just

45:55

started a wine company called Vybe, and

45:57

I called him yesterday. I was like, dude, we got a problem.

45:59

He goes he got

45:59

all serious. Like, what? I was like, We

46:01

got that case of vibe, and Corey's been sucking down

46:04

bottle a day. She just got a UGG's tattoo.

46:06

Oh, you're like, oh, yeah. She's

46:08

basically stuck down, bro, bro.

46:10

That pretty pretty soon she's gonna have a

46:13

a new friend. I'm fucked. Right. Right.

46:16

Soon it's gonna be the Transkid accessory.

46:18

That's what train's kids are now. They're the

46:20

thing. They're the accessory. They're the accessory for

46:23

for

46:23

It's little terawatt. Upper middle

46:25

class white women. Oh, yeah. That red wine.

46:28

That's my son. Yeah.

46:30

My son. Yeah. It's

46:31

the attention. Like saw me do you know when they

46:34

start making memes about the This is real true.

46:36

true. Oh, yeah. Right? Like, the memes don't

46:38

work unless everybody knows the truth.

46:40

That's that's the thing. Like, people people are like,

46:42

oh, dude.

46:43

No. If the memes are It

46:45

is what it is. It makes you off. Yeah.

46:47

You know, there was a meme and it said it had, like, a

46:49

little girl. She's, like, sex,

46:51

567 something. And she's like,

46:54

I like the color blue, and I like sports.

46:56

And the two parents are like, let's schedule

46:58

the surgery. Yeah. Yeah. So It's

47:02

funny but like it's real shit too. It's

47:04

because we're dealing with these brainwashing fucking

47:07

idiots who buy into this woke

47:09

shit nonstop and it's like, they're

47:11

out in

47:11

their fucking minds, they're so

47:14

insecure that they will fucking go

47:16

along with anything -- Mhmm. -- if it makes

47:18

them, like, accepted in their little fucking circle.

47:20

Yeah. Like, that's what we're dealing with.

47:22

Like, bro, this ain't a game.

47:24

Nope. That's

47:25

what said.

47:27

Anyway,

47:27

I have to make it all serious all

47:29

the time. No fucking jokes around

47:32

here. My your old my my old daughter

47:34

can ride a dirt bike better than anybody who ages

47:36

the boy. Yep. Time to cut it off. There we

47:38

go. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Schedule

47:40

the surgery. Go

47:43

straight to Vanderbilt. No. Alright. No more fucking

47:45

jokes. Alright. next topic. Just culture

47:47

of humor. Yeah. We

47:49

were right along guys headline number two.

47:52

Speaking. The

47:54

flow is great. headline number two reads. Colorado

47:57

Baker who won supreme court victory over

47:59

his refusal

47:59

to bake a gay wedding cake.

48:02

Challenges new ruling against

48:04

him after he declines to bake agenda transition

48:06

cake. Oh my god. That's why they will

48:08

keep going to the sky, and they're just

48:10

fucking this one's literally a winner. He

48:12

personally knows you fuck with him. He's already taken

48:15

it Like, dude, the guy didn't bend the first

48:17

time. I'm a hundred percent sure. Yeah. You're

48:19

not bending this time. Yeah. That was three years

48:21

ago. Right? Yes. It was. I'm like four I demoed

48:23

four years ago. Four years ago. Yeah.

48:25

So the Arcuri is a baker who won a

48:27

partial supreme court victory after refusing

48:29

to make a wedding cake for a gay couple

48:31

on religious grounds. is now

48:33

challenging another ruling that went against

48:36

him over a refusal to make a gender

48:38

transition cake. A lawyer

48:40

for Jack Phillips on Wednesday challenged

48:42

Colorado's appeal court to overturn

48:44

a ruling made last year

48:46

in connection with the case brought against

48:48

him by a transgender attorney.

48:51

Autumn Skardina placed

48:53

an order in twenty seventeen with Philips

48:55

cake shop in Denver for a blue birthday

48:58

cake with pink filling

49:00

to signify her gender transition.

49:02

But Phillips Christian refused to fulfill

49:04

the request testifying in court last

49:06

year that he does not believe that someone

49:09

can change genders and

49:10

would not celebrate somebody who thinks

49:12

that they can.

49:13

In June two thousand twenty one, ruling

49:16

Denver district judge a Bruce Jones

49:19

said Scardino was denied a cake

49:21

in violation of the law and fined him

49:23

five hundred dollars the maximum penalty

49:26

McColorado's anti discrimination act.

49:28

While Phillips

49:30

said he cannot make the cake because of

49:32

its message, Jones said the case

49:34

was about refusal to sell a product, not

49:36

compelled speech.

49:38

So it's been going. Yeah. Well Now do you have

49:40

the right to refuse service? this

49:42

country? Well, you know what? It goes

49:44

it goes further than this. And this right here,

49:47

this

49:48

is what should happen. Yeah. The fucking

49:50

court shouldn't even take the case. No.

49:52

And they should say, shut up. Shut

49:54

up. Don't go to the cake shop. And we should

49:56

be done with this because this is a new fucking

49:58

money, guys. Yeah. This

49:59

is our fucking tax dollars are spent

50:02

on a fucking judge listening to this

50:04

horse shit. Mhmm.

50:05

Like, hey, shut up shut

50:08

up. We're done with this. I'm not no. Bro they used

50:10

to do that shit. Yeah. Yeah. And they said if you brought

50:12

it back, we'll put you both in jail. Yeah. That's the shit

50:14

you don't wanna hear you. don't go to the cake shop.

50:16

Go to someone else. Oh, they hate them so sense.

50:18

They would fucking handle just like two kids in

50:20

the neighborhood. Yeah. They say, hey, stay the fuck

50:22

away from him. and you stayed a fuck away from me. This

50:24

is a And then you guys get a fucking fist fight again.

50:26

I'm putting you both in jail for thirty days. It's a waste

50:29

of our resources. It's a waste of our time.

50:31

Like, they're spending our money on

50:33

this. Yeah. Like but it goes back to your earlier

50:35

point though, J. T. Rowe, it's like,

50:37

because everything is so great, we have

50:39

to create the problem. Right? And so it's like,

50:41

you know, like like you just said, bro, okay,

50:44

they don't doesn't wanna bake you a fucking penis

50:46

cake, whatever it is. Go

50:47

find another fucking bake on it. And guess what?

50:49

Because this crunch tree is so fucking great.

50:51

Peanuts can't. If you can't find

50:53

another bake shop, start your a fucking

50:55

own. But we know what this truly is

50:57

about. This is what's all about the attention,

51:00

and we need to call it out. Yeah. And say,

51:02

stop. Yeah. Stop. The only reason

51:04

you're pressing this on him is because

51:07

you want the attention to be the

51:09

transgender transition cake case

51:11

that has a new story. It's not even the attention.

51:13

It's the force of acceptance

51:16

of a different perspective in

51:18

a free country -- Mhmm. -- which is wrong.

51:20

It's

51:21

wrong. No none of these

51:23

people the people these the people those

51:25

people hate the most are people like us. Right?

51:27

Like just regular fucking

51:29

white

51:31

half white -- Yeah. -- you know, I got a little bit

51:33

of You're white now. That's what I got. But when I got a question

51:35

about black people, you're black. No. All my stars are right

51:37

here. Was there is there a way to go black? I

51:40

just an intention thing. No. No. I'm saying

51:42

it's the imposition

51:43

of

51:44

and delusion of of culture

51:47

intentionally. Uh-huh. And and so

51:49

We live in a free country.

51:51

And most people that these people hate

51:53

the most all understand that.

51:55

All of none of us are like, oh, yeah. Well,

51:57

you know, we're we're like, hey, dude, maybe you should

51:59

just

51:59

go to the gay gay shop. Just or

52:02

maybe you should go to the just

52:04

saying. Why wouldn't you want to, though? why

52:06

wouldn't you want your money? Like, in

52:08

this I never understood this in

52:10

the first place when they first sued them. Why

52:12

wouldn't you want your money to go? to the

52:14

gay couple down the street that has a cake. The

52:16

free market should submit everything. The

52:19

way it should be done is this

52:21

dude can be known for doing no gay

52:23

cakes no fucking whatever else

52:25

cakes, and people could either shop with

52:27

them or they don't. Okay? And if

52:29

you are in the gay community, you say, this guy fucking

52:32

hates gay people. That's your right to do so.

52:34

Why would you go back there? That you wouldn't.

52:36

You wouldn't.

52:37

It's about making them go along.

52:39

This is not Yes. This is nothing more

52:42

than that. This is about you will fucking

52:44

do what I say. You're in a bit different. in

52:46

the attitude they have with the masks. Yep. Or

52:48

the fucking vaccines, or any of this bullshit

52:50

for the last three years. This is all about

52:53

you are gonna fucking dance when

52:55

I say you're going to dance. And guess what?

52:58

Some of us won't fucking dance.

53:00

Yeah. And that's what they're not understanding. They

53:02

want you to remove your you drew

53:04

that line in the sand? they're

53:05

under pressure until you fucking erase it and

53:08

draw new one. That's

53:08

that's all this is. Yeah.

53:10

That's all. For the free market, bro, if the

53:12

guys are big hit, don't fucking go there.

53:14

Right? if

53:15

you if you don't you know what I'm saying? Like,

53:17

don't go there. You know? Why do they keep fucking

53:19

with him? It's

53:20

like, well, no. Because they want this guy

53:22

they want this guy fucking ruined. Yeah.

53:24

wanna destroy his life. And you know what?

53:26

The free market will do that on its own.

53:28

But

53:28

I'm willing to bat I'm

53:30

willing to bat this

53:32

motherfucker's gonna be busier than you ever fucking

53:34

been for doing what he just did. Yeah. Well, that's

53:36

this thing, bro. Like, here's the thing. It's not like this

53:38

guy's a fucking massive commercial baker. Right?

53:40

His defense

53:41

What

53:42

what he what he said was

53:45

let me find it real quick. Because, like, oh, here

53:47

it is. He

53:47

told the state civil rights commission at the time

53:50

that he can't even make more than two to

53:52

five custom cakes per week depending on

53:54

the con time constraints

53:56

and the demand for the cakes that he

53:58

sells. And

53:59

the only reason

53:59

he was able to get out of here is be out of this

54:02

being such a small shop is that he considers

54:04

his work art, and

54:06

he calls his cakes, which is probably why

54:08

they wanna fucking go there because he's good.

54:10

Yeah. You know, he he considers

54:12

him art and he calls him a temporary solution,

54:14

man. This is a free fucking country. don't

54:16

have to agree with this motherfucker or anything that he

54:18

fucking does. He has the right to do whatever the

54:20

fuck he's gonna do. But where

54:22

this needs to end, is when people start

54:25

imposing their fucking rights onto

54:27

ours. Yeah. Okay? That doesn't mean

54:29

I agree with him. It's I don't have to agree with

54:31

him. I don't have to fucking think anything of

54:33

it. we live in a fucking free country.

54:35

And that

54:36

that is why the

54:38

the the eighty percent of people

54:40

are not fighting back. Right. Because they're like,

54:42

oh, well, freedom. Yeah. Except

54:44

they're trying to change the game for you now.

54:46

Well, I

54:47

think also too, bro. Like, Do you do you understand

54:49

what I'm saying? Hey, we're not so sad. There's when when

54:51

the fucking when the lions show

54:53

up, bro, at the gate, in this case, pussy

54:55

cats and

54:56

you don't fight the pussy cats and

54:58

you don't resist the pussy cats. Eventually,

55:01

the pussy cats get what the fuck they

55:03

want. And then you don't

55:05

have to fucking do that much. All you gotta do is

55:07

speak up. Holy shit. Here's the thing think

55:10

to be Show up in a fucking school board

55:12

meeting when they're trying to teach your

55:14

kids to suck dicks. Right. I think

55:16

I think I think too, though, man. You know what saying?

55:18

Like this I know what you're talking about. This is

55:20

not this is not hard problem to solve

55:22

but culturally. Yes. But people

55:25

won't fucking take that. I really wish,

55:27

like like, that is on the spot fireable

55:29

fence in the entire board. You guys are all done.

55:31

You

55:31

have no more job. Yeah. Bye. Like,

55:34

what's

55:34

that? That that whole school board situation.

55:36

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Like, what kind of saying?

55:38

You you have you have violated

55:41

your fiduciary stance. to

55:43

torture your job. I

55:45

think I think too, though, like, I mean,

55:47

because

55:47

I've there there's a line. Right? And I think the problem

55:49

is is because they have diluted the our

55:52

language so much. Right? And

55:54

nothing means what it's actually supposed to mean.

55:56

Right? Discrimination. They fucking

55:59

took that and ran with it.

55:59

Right?

56:01

Real discrimination. Now, like, let's say this guy

56:03

was no discriminating against Black Gus, and

56:05

would not sell to black customers. Right? Okay. That's a

56:07

legitimate argument. Right? But this

56:10

is not fucking discrimination when it's violating

56:12

his actual fucking constitutional rights.

56:15

Right? He has a religious fucking right there. Right?

56:17

Freedom a religion. He's allowed. Right? Like,

56:19

it goes through there. I don't give a

56:21

fuck if he was selling cakes that

56:23

we're satanic or fucking what

56:26

like, listen. If we're gonna be

56:28

fucking free, we have to be fucking

56:30

free. Mhmm. Okay?

56:31

And that means for everybody. Yeah.

56:33

And when

56:34

we go in and start telling people what the fuck

56:36

they can and can't do that is unacceptable to

56:38

me. Yeah. It doesn't matter what it is. Yeah. We haven't

56:40

burned a witch in, like, fucking a hundred years. Yeah.

56:42

We're due. We are

56:46

due for some, like, fucking super violent

56:49

crazy shit, some reckoning, bro. And I'm telling

56:51

you the pendulum is swinging, fuck

56:53

back. Oh, yeah. And, like, dude, the people that

56:55

are propagating this shit

56:57

in the big media and and these people

56:59

that these people are

57:01

out of touch with how fucking

57:03

real that backlash

57:05

could be. Mhmm. because

57:07

people are pissed, man.

57:10

That's

57:10

true. You

57:11

know, like like, dude,

57:12

and their responses in the back to fuck

57:14

off. It's the push harder.

57:16

Very

57:18

bizarre, man. It's a dangerous situation.

57:20

I wish everybody would fucking grow the fuck up.

57:22

that's

57:24

moving right along, a third and final headline.

57:27

I have my number three. So

57:29

I saved the best for last.

57:31

Number three.

57:32

Biden invokes possibility

57:35

of Armageddon in Democratic

57:37

fundraiser speech. I'm

57:39

so not sure if you guys saw that video or saw

57:41

the statement, but

57:42

Autocree's president Biden said

57:44

in an address to the Democratic senatorial

57:47

campaign committee on Thursday

57:49

night that the country under his leadership

57:51

is as close to Armageddon as

57:54

it has been since the Cuban missile crisis

57:56

in the nineteen sixties.

57:57

Speaking at a fundraiser in New

57:59

York, Biden

57:59

addressed Russian president

58:02

Vladimir Putin threatening to use a nuclear

58:04

weapon. Both.

58:06

Putin was not joking when he talks about

58:08

the use of tactical nuclear weapons

58:10

or biological or chemical weapons Biden

58:12

said, quote, we have not

58:14

faced the prospect of Armageddon since Kennedy

58:17

in the Cuban missile crisis. Russia

58:19

has since it several times that the possibility it

58:21

can unleash weapons of mass destruction

58:23

in its battle with Ukrainian forces if Putin

58:26

believes the fate of the country is at risk.

58:28

This was his statement. Says,

58:30

quote, I want

58:31

to remind you that our country also has

58:33

various means of destruction. If

58:35

for separate components of more modern than

58:37

those of the NATO countries. And

58:39

when the territorial integrity of our country

58:41

is threatened, To protect Russia and our people,

58:43

we will certainly use all the means at our disposal

58:46

Putin said in his address last month.

58:48

White House officials said the Biden administration

58:51

has communicated directly with Russian officials,

58:53

I don't believe that, but

58:54

about what kind of response using

58:57

a nuclear weapon would bring while officials

58:59

have that they aren't going to share publicly what

59:01

the US response would look like.

59:03

They

59:03

have said it would be catastrophic.

59:05

So

59:05

though

59:06

What

59:08

what would be the target

59:11

JT? Like, hypothetically for Russia,

59:13

what would they vaporize? New York

59:15

and Illinois. Right?

59:16

That's the one thing that makes sense. I'm I'm in

59:18

that is good. Like, yeah. The one thing that yeah.

59:20

Yeah. But the problem is they would all be you're the

59:22

first you're the first yeah, I would

59:24

leave Vegas as soon as that happens. Why would you

59:27

why would that be the first cities?

59:29

Oh,

59:29

it's just your biggest your biggest because

59:31

my first city, I would shoot would be their head of

59:33

their government. I'll operations. Yeah. DC.

59:35

So

59:36

you would I would I would

59:38

probably say your top

59:41

places would be Norad DC,

59:45

New York City, Los Angeles. Like

59:47

like, that's gonna be the first phase just

59:50

because that's the most most damage and

59:52

then look at where your major power dam,

59:55

they might hit the Hoover dam. So, yeah,

59:57

Vegas might be it. I'm

59:59

going swim. Infrastructure. So

1:00:01

it would hit infrastructure as well. So When

1:00:04

nuclear weapons there too?

1:00:06

When

1:00:06

nuclear weapons, you think? Like small

1:00:08

nukes, like tactical nukes?

1:00:10

Oh, no. These would be, like, ICBM's intercontinental

1:00:13

ballistic missile. So that that would wipe out

1:00:15

everything in Las Vegas.

1:00:18

No. Not not if they hit

1:00:20

the dam, but, I mean, they probably would send one

1:00:22

to Las Vegas too just because it's an easy target.

1:00:25

And

1:00:26

now I'll start force bases there so that that's

1:00:28

a military, you know, big

1:00:30

function. You know what's interesting to me,

1:00:32

dude, is the culture

1:00:34

of people in our country right now that think,

1:00:36

you know, that going to the woods, becoming

1:00:39

self dependent and

1:00:40

getting off the grid, all this

1:00:42

shit is actually gonna solve this in

1:00:45

any sort of way. Like,

1:00:47

we'll never be stronger

1:00:49

than we are right now. the more

1:00:51

they push, the weaker we will fucking get.

1:00:53

And

1:00:54

people are like, well, fuck. I'm gonna solve the problem

1:00:56

by going out in the woods. If I can never like

1:00:58

bro, really? Yeah.

1:00:59

They'll be they'll be the last ones to die, but Yeah.

1:01:01

They're still covered for you, bro. Yeah. Like,

1:01:04

what what it like, what

1:01:05

the fuck are people thinking? So that would be another

1:01:07

another aspect of this of the

1:01:10

decision from

1:01:11

Russia, you

1:01:13

know, hypothetically. They're

1:01:15

do they want

1:01:17

the land? Because

1:01:19

if they want the land, then you're gonna limit

1:01:21

the strikes. and

1:01:23

you're gonna go with the highest dense

1:01:25

population areas and the

1:01:27

most, you

1:01:28

know,

1:01:30

hard hitting infrastructure hit that

1:01:32

we could take. Because, again, if you just

1:01:34

fucking launched a hundred and sixty of these all

1:01:36

over the country, then The

1:01:37

entire land mass is unusual

1:01:40

for the next fifty to a hundred years.

1:01:42

Yeah. So it's like, what good does that do you?

1:01:44

You you don't get any benefit out of it. So

1:01:46

But then now you also take into account

1:01:49

as if Russia starts some

1:01:51

shit, is China? Like like, oh,

1:01:53

hey, now is our chance. They're one hundred percent.

1:01:56

but

1:01:56

I also think China

1:01:58

wants the land. So they

1:02:00

would you know, they They can buy it up and they're

1:02:02

on a border Yeah. We see Canada.

1:02:04

They they allowed China to build some prisons or some

1:02:06

shipping. Police stations. Yeah. Police stations

1:02:08

in

1:02:08

Canada. Look, dude, III don't know as a

1:02:11

fucking idiot. I don't

1:02:14

I think I legitimately think we are

1:02:17

in danger of losing our country legitimately

1:02:19

in the next fucking twelve months. I don't think

1:02:21

they're gonna allow us to fucking continue until

1:02:23

twenty four. And everybody has these big dreams

1:02:25

of, you know,

1:02:26

whoever coming up and saving our

1:02:28

fucking asses. I personally don't

1:02:30

see it happening.

1:02:33

I I think what I said on yesterday

1:02:35

show, the first twenty minutes, where

1:02:37

I talked about the what's going

1:02:39

to happen in a domino effect very quickly

1:02:42

if this election is lost and

1:02:44

still maybe if this election is

1:02:46

won by the right people, I'm not sure

1:02:48

that they can even be stopped.

1:02:50

Because what they've done to the currency

1:02:52

has created a situation that it's literally

1:02:54

irreparable. Okay? And

1:02:57

you have a population that's resistant to digital

1:02:59

currency, what they're trying to put in. You

1:03:02

have the

1:03:04

legitimate potential of

1:03:07

power outages in black house for long periods

1:03:09

of time because of what's going to happen in the gas.

1:03:12

gas goes to twenty or thirty dollars, which you fucking

1:03:14

will, if if the Republicans don't win this

1:03:17

election. Real talk. Mhmm. Okay?

1:03:19

Millions of businesses closing one day. millions

1:03:22

of employees and unemployed in one day.

1:03:24

Just like as quick as it came on in the fucking

1:03:26

pandemic where they came in on TV and they said,

1:03:28

hey, guess what? everything's fucking closed. It'll

1:03:30

happen like that. And that

1:03:33

will result in civil unrest. Criminals

1:03:35

will go out. They will fucking kill all the

1:03:37

people who have no way to

1:03:39

defend themselves, then those

1:03:41

people will start to become gangs and the

1:03:44

good people will start to look after each other and

1:03:46

become gangs will have civil unrest, biden's

1:03:48

drain the strategic oil reserves? If

1:03:51

I was fucking China bro, I

1:03:53

know exactly when I'm fucking coming in. And

1:03:57

I think I think we're in real fucking danger

1:03:59

of it. And I think

1:03:59

people are far too passive

1:04:02

and

1:04:02

and

1:04:04

comfortable with the situation at hand.

1:04:06

Like, if we're gonna

1:04:07

find out everything we need to know after the election.

1:04:09

Like,

1:04:11

real. because, like,

1:04:13

if

1:04:14

if the the guys win and still doesn't

1:04:16

stop, we're

1:04:17

gonna have fucking war in in this

1:04:19

country. Like,

1:04:20

here. People

1:04:22

are not prepared for that. You know,

1:04:24

like, look at their fucking Instagram. Look at the shit

1:04:26

they post. Look at the shit they talk about.

1:04:28

You know

1:04:28

what I'm saying? Like, look at look

1:04:30

at the fuck of shit on TikTok and

1:04:32

shit. Like, world motherfuckers are still they're

1:04:34

still posting like get rich quick fucking

1:04:36

schemes with a fucking you know, Lamborghini

1:04:39

in the back like bro.

1:04:42

If you don't get focused on this one issue

1:04:44

for short period of time so that we can all come together

1:04:46

and fucking fix it, your fucking

1:04:48

life is over. And that's

1:04:51

that's truly what I see happening. I

1:04:53

really fucking hope I'm over

1:04:56

listen.

1:04:57

In business, I'm over urgent.

1:04:58

I'm

1:04:59

over I'm over you know this.

1:05:01

We talked about this.

1:05:05

I I

1:05:06

come from a place where I didn't have

1:05:08

any

1:05:08

success. So

1:05:09

I look at the fucking I'm I'm trying

1:05:12

to see everything with more urgency than what's

1:05:14

required sometimes. Mhmm. So sometimes

1:05:16

I

1:05:17

can get a little ahead of myself.

1:05:19

k? But would you

1:05:20

real talk? I

1:05:22

see that as a real possibility of something that

1:05:24

could happen very quickly.

1:05:26

And

1:05:26

I don't think people are people for some reason

1:05:29

are still not Like, bro,

1:05:31

the evidence is right in front of your fucking face.

1:05:33

and

1:05:34

loot your fucking prices. Look at your

1:05:36

fuck look at the inflation. Like, the problem

1:05:38

is is that most people don't

1:05:40

have a fundamental understanding

1:05:43

of how simple interest even works.

1:05:45

And if you don't understand how interest works

1:05:47

on a very simple way, you surely

1:05:49

can't understand how the currency

1:05:52

is about to fucking fail.

1:05:53

You surely cannot understand that. And you

1:05:55

can't understand implications of

1:05:58

what that will create for you. You can't

1:06:00

understand it because you're uneducated on

1:06:03

the situation at hand from

1:06:05

the from the very foundational level. Yeah. Your

1:06:07

Facebook degree doesn't No. people don't know

1:06:09

how to balance their fucking checkbook. And this

1:06:11

is the point.

1:06:12

They fucking do that to people on purpose

1:06:14

so that people can be indebted and

1:06:16

oppressed. They intentionally don't

1:06:19

teach you how to be financially literate. It's

1:06:21

not that fucking hard, but

1:06:22

they don't teach you because they want you to go

1:06:25

out and ruin your fucking life

1:06:27

with these bullshit rap songs,

1:06:29

a fucking, you know oh, fuck it

1:06:31

take drugs and do it like bro. They

1:06:33

it's all a fucking game

1:06:35

to suppress the human potential

1:06:38

in our population as much

1:06:40

as fucking possible

1:06:41

so that for their fucking benefit.

1:06:43

until

1:06:43

you can understand that shit,

1:06:47

they are desperate right now. What do people

1:06:49

do when they're desperate?

1:06:51

The

1:06:51

worst possible shit --

1:06:53

Yeah.

1:06:53

-- destruction. Yes. And

1:06:55

like, dude, this could stop really fucking

1:06:58

quick If everybody would stand to fuck

1:07:00

up, it wants to say, no, fuck that.

1:07:02

Wait about the fucking war. Wait about

1:07:04

the Ukraine shit. We

1:07:06

wanna pump our own fucking gas and

1:07:08

we're

1:07:08

gonna make this fucking country great. If everybody

1:07:11

stood up and said that shit. We know about this

1:07:13

racism shit you put on TV,

1:07:15

We're not about this fucking bullshit. You're

1:07:18

sexualizing our kids when they're five.

1:07:20

If everybody got up and got behind that

1:07:22

fucking shit, this

1:07:23

would be fucking over.

1:07:26

Today.

1:07:32

Anyway, two words for you. Fuck Joe

1:07:34

Biden. I have

1:07:36

two words for you. Fuck Joe Biden.

1:07:41

You're the funniest thing. I'm sorry you get so

1:07:43

fucking serious, man. I just truly believe that's

1:07:45

fucking love it. You love it. love it.

1:07:47

I'm just truly That's no fucking Vijay

1:07:49

bro. You know me, man? Yeah. A hundred percent.

1:07:52

Like, fucking you like, dude, we've got some real fucking

1:07:54

talks. I

1:07:55

would do you think I would really say that if

1:07:57

I didn't fucking believe it? fuck. No. There's

1:07:59

I'm not

1:07:59

trying to scare people, bro. No.

1:08:02

It's

1:08:02

just, like, dude, you guys have let they're

1:08:04

not going they're intentionally doing this to

1:08:06

us. Yeah.

1:08:08

Because there's a lot to hide in the Ukraine.

1:08:10

Right? Yeah. Right, Biden? Yeah. No

1:08:12

shit. What was funny was did you hear his

1:08:14

fucking sound bite where he said nobody fucks with

1:08:16

the Biden? Yeah. I'm pretty sure the whole world's

1:08:19

fuck with you, bro. Except Russia, China,

1:08:21

a bicycle. I'm pretty sure you're

1:08:23

the huge teleprompter, bicycle. galaxy.

1:08:26

You are literally the fucking dog

1:08:29

that gets kicked at the end

1:08:31

of the cycle of abuse. that's

1:08:33

you, Joe Biden. So everybody fucks with you.

1:08:35

Yeah. Holy

1:08:36

fuck. You know, they kicked the dog, like

1:08:38

Bosch yells at the dude, the

1:08:40

the the the wife yells at the

1:08:42

dude. The son yells at the dude.

1:08:44

The dude looks at the dogs as fuck you and kicks

1:08:46

the dog. You know, like, it's just a old

1:08:48

fucking, like, old man story. My

1:08:51

daddy used to tell us the story of no. I ain't gonna

1:08:53

tell you. I ain't gonna

1:08:55

fucking tell it, bro. I'm not

1:08:56

gonna tell it. Guys, those are three headlines.

1:08:59

It's a final segment of the show as always.

1:09:01

We have our thumbs up headline. So this is where we

1:09:03

show headline. So do you want to get two thumbs up or

1:09:05

two thumbs somewhere you don't want them? Oh,

1:09:07

yeah. Yeah.

1:09:08

You can think about that. It just

1:09:10

depends on the day. Yeah. It just depends.

1:09:12

But our thumbs up headline reads.

1:09:15

On this day in history, October

1:09:17

seventh nineteen sixteen,

1:09:19

Georgia Tech football beats Cumberland

1:09:21

two hundred and twenty two to zero.

1:09:24

Wow.

1:09:24

Oh, I bet they got canceled. I

1:09:27

bet the coach got fired. No.

1:09:29

I'd be surprised.

1:09:31

It

1:09:31

was led by the the world's famous

1:09:34

coach, John Heissman. You got familiar with that

1:09:36

name?

1:09:36

Yeah. Yeah. So Georgia Tech led by led

1:09:38

to Dairy Coach and Trophy namesake John

1:09:41

Heissman.

1:09:42

humiliated Cumberland's college

1:09:44

two hundred and twenty two to zero, and

1:09:46

the most lopsided college football

1:09:49

game on record on this day initially

1:09:51

October seventh

1:09:52

nineteen sixty. Is that on YouTube?

1:09:54

Dude, man. The

1:09:57

footfall of fuck, dude. That's a lot of fucking

1:09:59

crap, bro. So a good time. Like like that

1:10:01

score on offense and defense every fucking

1:10:03

time. Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

1:10:05

The football score three to eight touchdowns. This

1:10:09

shit's on. The football

1:10:11

forest pit at National Pigs game powerhouse

1:10:13

Georgia Tech against a school from Lebanon,

1:10:16

Tennessee that

1:10:17

reportedly

1:10:18

pulled student volunteers off

1:10:20

campus and out of frat houses to

1:10:22

fulfill contractual commitment to the football

1:10:25

game. The right

1:10:26

can be traced back to a twenty two to zero

1:10:28

loss, the Georgia Tech baseball team.

1:10:31

I'm also coached by Heizmann, and suffered

1:10:33

in the spring of nineteen fifteen. So

1:10:35

this was payback. Okay. Hyatt's been

1:10:37

suspected that Cumberland had stacked

1:10:39

its team with professional ringers. The

1:10:42

NCAA

1:10:43

reported In its 100th

1:10:45

anniversary retrospective the game in twenty

1:10:47

sixteen, Heizmann enjoyed his opportunity

1:10:50

for

1:10:50

revenge on the grid eye.

1:10:52

So

1:10:53

yeah. So brought him in. We'll come

1:10:56

with reportedly with O Tech three thousand

1:10:58

dollars if the game was not played. So

1:11:00

they tried to start backing out of this deal because

1:11:02

I knew some shit was coming, but that didn't

1:11:04

stop Hizeman because he actually

1:11:07

reportedly personally chipped in five

1:11:09

hundred dollars to help Cumberland cover

1:11:11

the travel expenses to make sure that they got there.

1:11:13

There we go. See, this is what we need

1:11:15

more of in America. We

1:11:17

need more bad ass shit. Yeah.

1:11:19

Okay? Yep. We

1:11:21

don't have that shit anymore. Mm-mm.

1:11:23

No.

1:11:23

I'm not talking about troll shit either. I'm talking

1:11:25

about real shit. Like,

1:11:27

like, everybody out there is fucking

1:11:29

dealing, like, with

1:11:30

shit, like, head.

1:11:33

They were

1:11:33

up a hundred and twenty six zero and

1:11:35

a half. How do you score them any points? Well,

1:11:37

so they scored thirty two touchdowns

1:11:39

total,

1:11:40

including six that were on kick and

1:11:42

punt returns.

1:11:45

Yeah. But, I

1:11:46

mean, I guess, when you're pulling volunteers and

1:11:48

drug fat boys out to be on the team.

1:11:50

Yeah. They Cumberland finished with negative

1:11:52

twenty eight total yards.

1:11:54

Yeah.

1:11:55

the Yeah.

1:11:58

That

1:11:58

was Georgia Tech produced five

1:11:59

hundred and one total yards. on just

1:12:02

twenty nine offensive plays. It didn't get

1:12:04

a first down. No. Neither team

1:12:06

got a first down.

1:12:07

Yeah. so

1:12:09

fucking crazy. There's

1:12:10

the actual ball that was used.

1:12:13

That's now sitting at Georgia Tech

1:12:15

on display. There's John Heisman

1:12:17

there. And here's one of the

1:12:19

only pictures that were available during

1:12:20

that time.

1:12:23

Crazy shit. Yeah. But they were fucking sore.

1:12:25

Yeah. No

1:12:27

pads or Yeah.

1:12:29

Dude, I don't

1:12:31

know. I give a thumbs up, bro.

1:12:33

Like,

1:12:33

we need to get back to this level of

1:12:35

shit. Like,

1:12:36

you know, like fuck you. You know? You

1:12:38

know what I'm saying? Like,

1:12:40

I don't

1:12:40

know you're coming. You're not

1:12:41

getting out of this one. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.

1:12:43

I Yeah. I'm getting

1:12:46

here. I got you. Oh, got you. They got the

1:12:48

greatest football trophy

1:12:50

ever. the Heismont Trophy named after

1:12:53

this dude. And if this dude were a douchey, he'd be

1:12:55

fucking fired for that. Oh, no doubt. No

1:12:57

doubt.

1:12:57

They actually tried this shit in California. This

1:12:59

high school, there was like fucking powerhouse, bro.

1:13:01

Every other team just forfeited the rest of

1:13:03

the season against him.

1:13:06

I saw that. You saw me that? Yeah. What the

1:13:08

dudes like all, like, six, nine. Like Oh, I'm listening.

1:13:10

Like, listen. They were fucking massive, fucking kids.

1:13:12

But Yeah.

1:13:13

The like, the parents on the They were even a mate

1:13:15

of fish, the child of fish. Yeah. Oh.

1:13:17

Did the parents start to complain? And they're like, I don't want my

1:13:20

I don't want little ability to get hurt. You

1:13:22

know? And so, like, these other teams are probably

1:13:24

playing just forfeited the games.

1:13:26

So

1:13:26

they, like, the last, like, fucking, you know, six

1:13:28

games in the season. They had no nobody to play.

1:13:31

It's crazy. So what was the story with these kids

1:13:33

really sprinkling trend on their cornflakes or

1:13:35

Maybe. Maybe.

1:13:36

They were big, dude. I watched the video. They

1:13:39

were like big men. I mean, they heard all

1:13:41

the other high school kids. But still at the same time,

1:13:43

It's that Text Text is asking. I

1:13:45

had to play dude, listen.

1:13:47

There

1:13:47

was this dude when I was in high school. The first

1:13:49

three plays the fucking game. He touched the ball.

1:13:51

Mhmm. Fucking touchdown. Yeah. I play the games like

1:13:54

this with 642 hundred forty

1:13:56

fucking pounds. And

1:13:57

he fucking hurt people. And then

1:13:59

he went on

1:13:59

to play at Mizuho and then went on

1:14:02

to play at fucking

1:14:04

professional. Yeah. And you know what?

1:14:06

He was celebrating.

1:14:08

Now it's like bro, you can't be too good

1:14:10

or you can't be too dominant or people

1:14:12

hate you. Yeah. And it's like in every area

1:14:14

of life. Like,

1:14:15

bro,

1:14:18

you you should be no surprise that

1:14:21

we're

1:14:21

letting these people just do whatever the fuck they

1:14:23

want. Like,

1:14:24

I I don't I don't know. I don't get it, dude. I'm not

1:14:26

cut from that cloth. I can't

1:14:27

get it. Like, if I'm playing a game,

1:14:29

I'm

1:14:29

trying to beat you a hundred to fucking nothing.

1:14:31

Like, it's

1:14:33

not like I'm trying to beat the man. I don't care

1:14:35

if you fucking feel bad. Yeah. Alright. You're okay.

1:14:37

Yeah. I'm I'm the same way with that.

1:14:39

Like, when it comes to racing, it's it's always been

1:14:41

my dream

1:14:42

to dominate all day, like,

1:14:44

at the five hundred or the thousand.

1:14:46

and

1:14:47

get to the finish line with enough time

1:14:49

to go take a shower, go to the bar,

1:14:51

and get fucking drunk, and come back

1:14:54

and

1:14:54

congratulate second place. That's

1:14:56

how I know it's Pete's world. Yeah.

1:14:59

That's VJ Baldwin. Yeah. That's

1:15:01

just how I'm at the baddest.

1:15:04

I'm gonna I'm on my fucking Jesse drink.

1:15:06

Oh, you just rolled in. What up? Yeah.

1:15:08

So you got your shot. Dude, I get

1:15:10

it, man. already did the cult tub Yeah.

1:15:16

How's

1:15:16

race going this year, dude? It's

1:15:17

going really good. First place. going really good.

1:15:19

We're we're leading points. One

1:15:22

to the races this year. We had some

1:15:24

problems in the last race. We still finished

1:15:26

top five. And we're

1:15:27

going to Laughlin. Laughlin is a really, really good race

1:15:30

for me.

1:15:31

because it's not like but

1:15:34

normally with desert racing, you have, you know, two hundred

1:15:36

fifty or five hundred mile, a thousand mile

1:15:39

courses where

1:15:40

you have to really take care of the equipment

1:15:42

because, you know,

1:15:44

you you have a long really rough

1:15:46

day ahead of you.

1:15:47

Laughlin is like five

1:15:49

eighteen mile loops. So you get

1:15:51

to beat on that motherfucker like it owes you money

1:15:53

and just open the butterflies and bounce off everything.

1:15:56

The guy that can

1:15:57

stretch to rubber band that thin for

1:15:59

that long

1:15:59

without being

1:16:01

upside down on fire in in one of the

1:16:03

corners. That's the guy that you

1:16:05

know, that beats on everybody. So Laughlin's been

1:16:07

really good to me, and I I love that

1:16:09

pace where I don't have to worry so much about

1:16:12

taking care of equipment.

1:16:13

We got a solid points lead.

1:16:15

We're gonna wrap up the championship

1:16:18

this year and best in the desert, and then we have

1:16:21

a few we have a very

1:16:23

long awaited viral film series that

1:16:25

we did with BlackRise or prestigious.

1:16:27

prestigious. That was a lot of fun. I

1:16:30

got to see a little bit of that. Yeah.

1:16:32

was

1:16:33

one of

1:16:34

the coolest fucking things I ever said.

1:16:36

I think I even said that when you were watching the video.

1:16:38

Yeah. Yeah. That was good. Yeah. It was an off

1:16:40

rate response. Yeah. I do. because

1:16:42

for the amount of work that we put into this thing over

1:16:45

the last several years. Oh my gosh. I

1:16:49

think

1:16:49

that might be one of the best pieces of of

1:16:51

of content I've ever seen, honestly. And

1:16:53

the stress of losing the motor

1:16:55

the first night having

1:16:57

this stuff trailer to to

1:16:59

Northern California, having

1:17:01

the motor re like, react

1:17:04

back on the dyno, do a bunch of life back

1:17:06

to us. by the time we needed to start

1:17:08

shooting the next morning. Yeah. That's

1:17:11

it. It's it was it was crazy.

1:17:13

Dude, it was cool because, like, I'm sitting there

1:17:15

watching the video

1:17:17

with the dude who drove the video.

1:17:20

And,

1:17:21

like, you're gonna watch this thing

1:17:24

and you're gonna be, like, that

1:17:25

didn't he didn't actually do that. But

1:17:27

I'm telling you, sir. But he's fucking

1:17:30

Hey. because I'm, like, examining

1:17:32

it. I'm, like, is that real fucking way? Yeah.

1:17:34

Like, there's no like,

1:17:36

it was dude, it was cool. I can't wait for

1:17:39

people. Don't worry. I've got all the cell phones shots

1:17:41

from from the actual days. So we

1:17:43

can improve it. I said, how how many

1:17:45

how many views are I gonna get? At least

1:17:47

a thousand. At

1:17:50

least a thousand. At least two to

1:17:52

two to zero. You get on this? Yeah. I

1:17:54

like it.

1:17:54

Hey. You know why? Are we allowed to not like

1:17:57

it? Or Probably, it's America.

1:17:59

Not like it. I just

1:17:59

don't know how you just like something you want. You

1:18:02

should be better. go

1:18:03

fucking get better. Real.

1:18:05

That's how real war works. It's Cumberland

1:18:07

definitely got better that day. Yeah. Yeah.

1:18:10

know,

1:18:10

what you guys got going on with Black Rifle?

1:18:13

Stores

1:18:13

is the big initiative right now. Store stores

1:18:15

opening up, the club, Walmart, you

1:18:19

know, a final send coming

1:18:21

out November eleventh on on Veterans

1:18:23

Day, which is a huge project

1:18:25

we did in conjunction with Hoonigan racing.

1:18:28

They produced and directed a film with

1:18:30

us in Burney, Texas. We shut down the roads.

1:18:32

Travis Ostrana plays a sheriff, and we have

1:18:34

three actual World War two veterans involved

1:18:37

with it. And is gonna be

1:18:39

so awesome. That's why I can promise you you're gonna

1:18:41

see the coolest again, the second

1:18:43

coolest thing you've ever seen -- Yeah.

1:18:45

-- will be the final send. That's

1:18:47

cool. Well, I

1:18:48

appreciate you guys coming on the show, man. Thanks

1:18:50

for time. Thanks for the invitation. It's awesome.

1:18:52

Super cool. Alright, guys. That's the show.

1:18:55

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