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right. What we got? What's going

2:53

on, man? We got a lot, man. It's Monday.

2:55

Happy Monday. Bro, you're getting skinny, dude. What

2:59

are you doing? You spoke crack. Yeah, I'm on that Hunter

3:01

Biden diet. All right. You know what I'm

3:03

saying? No, man. I mean,

3:05

it might be stressed. I don't know. I'm just fucking

3:08

sleeping like shit. Yeah, you got a new baby. Got

3:10

wedding coming up. Yeah, you know, but

3:13

no, I mean, you know,

3:14

just still trying to get the work in when I can, you

3:16

know? But

3:18

now it's Monday. We just got back off

3:20

a nice weekend.

3:22

We were in probably what I would say,

3:24

maybe not the most historic place on earth

3:27

or even in this country, but I mean, a

3:29

pretty historic place. Yeah. Yeah,

3:32

we got to go to Boston for a couple of days. I've never

3:34

been. It's the same. And I've been up

3:36

and down the East Coast a few times. I've never been

3:39

to Boston, though. Yeah. I thought it was fucking

3:41

beautiful. I thought so too. We flew in and

3:43

then we got our driver, our driver, we're

3:46

pulling out of the airport and the driver's like, hey, look at that.

3:48

That's where Paul Revere was captured.

3:50

And I'm like, damn. Yeah, holy shit. Yeah, and

3:52

then like along the way, he's like, here's where this

3:54

happened. Here's where that happened. Here's where this happened.

3:57

And like, dude, it was just crazy. I

3:59

bet the people. there don't even think about it though. No,

4:01

no, no. It's funny you brought a

4:04

driver up because he actually texted me

4:06

on Saturday. Yeah.

4:07

If you don't mind, I like to read this text message from

4:10

him. Because I mean, we talk about, you know, we interact

4:12

with real people. We get to

4:14

see real temperature checks. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

4:17

So he texted me, he texted me this on Saturday.

4:20

So after we were already back home, we flew

4:22

back Friday. Friday, right. So he texted me. He said,

4:24

he said, Hey, DJ, thank you very much.

4:27

I didn't have a clue who you guys were until

4:29

I found Andy on Instagram.

4:31

Before knowing who he is, I got the vibe

4:33

from all of you as incredible people.

4:36

Now, listening to the podcast, I

4:38

like you guys even more. You guys are

4:40

the best and most organized clients I've ever met.

4:43

I've seen a lot of people from professional players, actors,

4:45

CEOs, politicians, et cetera, your organization

4:48

skills. Uh, he's giving me a little shout

4:50

out, but he's like, if you ever come back to Boston,

4:52

please ask for me. I'll take care of you and anything you

4:54

need.

4:54

That was cool. Now he's a fan of the show. Yeah, there

4:56

we go. It makes sense because like, you know how we do it. We

4:59

try to like, you know, I might throw a couple of stuff out

5:01

that I didn't know if he was going to pick up on or not, but,

5:03

uh, he was from Columbia. Yeah. Like he said,

5:05

so I mean, like he knows, yeah, he knows

5:07

the truth. You know, he knows what evil looks like. He knows

5:10

what all of this shit that they're doing to us. He knows

5:12

evil exists. Exactly. And that's a big

5:14

problem for us. That's a big problem with a lot

5:16

of people in America, bro. They don't have anything to compare

5:18

it to. That's right. It's been so good for so long. People,

5:20

people assume that everybody

5:22

is just such a great person because

5:24

they're a decent person. Yeah. It's not the case,

5:26

man. I mean, dude, like it

5:29

sounds good. Like, I mean,

5:30

it's a nice hope,

5:32

but it's just not, it's not the truth and you will get hurt

5:35

with just that hope. We're seeing it happen. Yeah,

5:37

man. Look, bro, what's happening

5:40

in this country is the result of the good.

5:42

Uh, it's the result of tolerance.

5:45

It's that's tolerance movement that's been put

5:47

down through culture, through Hollywood, through the media

5:50

for the last decade or so, maybe, maybe 15

5:53

years. And, you know,

5:57

the good, upstanding normal people

5:59

of this country had been. bullied into tolerance,

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into tolerating things that they don't really feel like

6:04

they should tolerate, because anytime they spoke out

6:06

against it, they've been labeled a racist,

6:08

a misogynist, sexist, yeah,

6:11

whatever, dude, all the is, right.

6:13

And, you know, so now

6:15

you have a big part of the population who stayed

6:18

silent and in the face of what

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I believe to be either evil or mentally

6:22

ill people, and they've gained a bunch

6:24

of ground.

6:25

And this is like playing a football game,

6:27

dude, you got an offense and you got

6:29

defense. And if the defense just says,

6:32

oh, you know, these, like, it doesn't matter.

6:34

They could be playing little league,

6:36

Pee Wee football players and the defense could be

6:38

NFL. And if NFL says, you

6:40

know what,

6:42

we're not going to hit these guys

6:44

because they're little and they're small and we feel

6:46

bad for them and they yell and cry and throw a tantrum

6:48

if we beat them. So we're eventually the other

6:51

team's going to win. They will march down the fucking

6:53

field and score. That's what we've got going on.

6:55

We have the weakest,

6:56

most mentally ill people

6:58

in this country getting

7:01

a free pass because good,

7:03

upstanding, patriotic American citizens

7:05

who are common sense driven

7:08

are afraid to offend them because they've had tolerance

7:10

jammed down their throat for so long. And

7:12

that's, that's, that's what the result

7:15

we're

7:15

seeing is from. It's from good

7:17

people not saying shit when they

7:19

recognize that things are fucked up. Yeah. No,

7:21

that's real shit, man.

7:22

That's definitely real shit. But

7:25

I brought up the Boston story because Boston, Massachusetts,

7:28

like I said, beautiful place, love the people, really,

7:30

really awesome stuff. But since we've

7:32

been home, there's something

7:34

else going on in Massachusetts right now. And it's literally

7:37

all over the internet. I don't want to get too Q and nine

7:39

crazy, right? But they

7:41

just found a body

7:43

in Barack Obama's backyard. What?

7:46

Yeah. That's the reason he's body

7:48

found in search for blackmail paddle boarder 43

7:51

who drowned and pond on Obama's

7:54

Martha vineyard. It's a

7:56

state

7:57

nine one one call was made from ex presidents.

7:59

$12 million property last night. When was

8:02

this? This just fucking happened. Like last night?

8:04

Yeah, like last night. Oh really? Dude, I haven't

8:06

been busy. I got a real job. Outside

8:09

from YouTube. Yeah, that's right. Outside being a YouTuber

8:11

and a supplement seller. Yeah,

8:14

so just a little bit. So divers

8:17

have found the body of a paddle boarder who

8:19

went missing in the water off of Martha's

8:21

Vineyard near Barack Obama's sprawling $12

8:24

million estate.

8:25

The 43-year-old vanished on Sunday

8:28

evening while he was out with another paddle boarder

8:30

on Egertown, Great Pond,

8:32

Massachusetts. An emergency

8:35

crews were dispatched to Obama's residence.

8:37

Witnesses told cops the man went underwater

8:40

and then briefly reappeared

8:42

as he struggled to stay afloat before submerging

8:44

again around 746 p.m.

8:46

A massive joint agency search

8:49

resumed Monday morning for the African-American

8:51

male who was last seen wearing all black

8:53

without a life jacket. MV Times reported.

8:56

His paddle board and hat were recovered Sunday

8:58

evening and his body was found in the water at 10 a.m.

9:01

on Monday. The dispatch address

9:04

for the incident came from Obama's Martha's

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Waterfront Vineyard home.

9:08

It is unclear if the former president, 61, is

9:11

currently staying at the estate.

9:13

Massachusetts state police said shortly before 10

9:16

a.m. the body of a missing paddle boarder

9:18

was recovered from Egertown, Great Pond

9:20

by Massachusetts state police divers.

9:23

Quote, MSP underwater recovery unit

9:25

divers made the recovery after the victim's

9:27

body was located by a Massachusetts

9:29

environmental police officers

9:31

by deploying side scan sonar

9:33

from a boat.

9:36

Yeah, man, like it's just. I

9:38

mean, that sounds like a freak accident. I

9:41

wouldn't dig too much into that. Unless

9:43

there's more to it. Yeah, I mean, was

9:45

this on a pond though? Or is this like in the ocean?

9:47

No, no, so it's on the pond that's like on the

9:49

island.

9:50

Okay. Right, so the island's surrounded by ocean, but on

9:52

the island it's a pond. Okay. And

9:54

that's where this happened. I mean, it's like that positive.

9:56

That's it there. That's the pond. Oh, well, that's

9:59

more like a lake.

9:59

pretty big. Yeah. It's not that deep, though.

10:02

I think they said, uh,

10:03

that's a feet deep,

10:06

a feet deep, and he was about 100 feet

10:08

from shore. Well, what happened to him?

10:10

That sucks. I don't know, man. It's just weird.

10:13

You know, I mean, you should probably wear this picture of Hillary

10:15

come from. Oh, my bad. No, shit. Oops.

10:20

Put that in there. Yeah,

10:23

I don't know. It's just it's just weird, man. Like the whole

10:25

thing, how it came out is just and they're not

10:28

releasing the name and all of it like they're holding it off.

10:30

They're supposed to be releasing it later on today. But yeah,

10:32

well, when they release the name, you

10:35

know, it would be interesting to find out what kind of connections

10:37

he had for sure. Yeah. These people.

10:40

These people certainly don't have the reputation

10:42

for, you know. Letting

10:46

people who oppose them

10:48

survive. Yeah.

10:49

You know, yeah. Loose,

10:52

loose strings, right? Yeah. Yeah,

10:54

I don't know, man. It's just I just thought it was interesting,

10:57

man. But all right, man,

10:59

it is cruise the Internet. Yeah,

11:01

we can get to cruising now that we got Hillary

11:03

out the way. Guys, let's get into it, man. We

11:05

got a headline number one.

11:08

And one reads

11:09

now. Hold on.

11:12

For those of you who I got to give you this plug, because for

11:14

those of you guys who don't know

11:16

outside of just being a YouTuber

11:19

and supplement seller. All

11:21

right. You're a branding genius. I

11:26

don't know about that. Listen,

11:29

what I do, New York Post calls it. So,

11:31

I mean, you're a branding genius. I thought you would have

11:33

a great insight on this first headline. Twitter

11:36

announces new name, logo and direction.

11:39

Want to see what you got on this. So so

11:42

Twitter CEO Linda Yakarino

11:44

revealed on Sunday that the company that

11:46

she was recently hired to lead is changing

11:49

its name,

11:50

its logo

11:51

and the future of the platform. Quote,

11:54

it's an exceptionally rare thing in life

11:56

or in business that you get a second

11:58

chance to make another big. impression.

12:00

Twitter made one massive impression

12:03

and changed the way we communicate. Yakareena

12:05

wrote on the site

12:06

quote now X will

12:09

go further transforming the global

12:11

town square X

12:14

is the future state of unlimited interactivity

12:17

centered in audio video messaging

12:20

payments banking creating a global

12:22

marketplace for ideas goods services

12:25

and opportunities she continued quote

12:28

powered by AI X will connect

12:30

us all in ways we're just beginning

12:32

to imagine

12:34

even the site owner article continues site owner

12:36

Elon Musk said in a tweet late last week that

12:39

the site was going to transition into

12:41

the new brand over the coming days

12:43

this tweet was posted out just yesterday I

12:46

saw your merit posted this out

12:49

calling it the new must economy

12:51

with all these different logo options

12:54

and Elon Musk replied saying quote going

12:56

with minimalist art deco on

12:58

the upper right probably

13:01

probably changes later certainly

13:04

will be refined

13:05

and officially now twitter HQ

13:08

is now the X HQ

13:10

it's just a massive rebrand

13:12

going out right so he's scrapping the

13:14

bird the bird is out bird is no longer the

13:16

word

13:17

and X is in now

13:19

there's been mixed reviews from

13:22

the public

13:22

this person Dan Hale

13:25

tweeting

13:26

or I guess it's called Xing now

13:28

he exit

13:29

exit this

13:31

I guess insane that

13:33

Musk would rebrand as

13:35

something as iconic and topical as

13:37

Twitter to quote

13:38

unquote X

13:40

or this lady Tiffany Fong she

13:42

says quote

13:43

sorry dude I'm still calling it Twitter

13:46

Andy you know a little bit about

13:48

branding at least a little bit I think that's fair to

13:50

say at least

13:52

can you get us in the mind like what when is this necessary

13:55

what can you can you get us maybe

13:58

a peek into what he lands going through right now

14:02

Well,

14:04

there's this concept that when

14:09

people become successful in

14:12

things, they

14:14

start to believe that no matter what

14:16

they do, it will actually work and it's

14:19

a great idea. I call it the Midas touch. It's

14:22

not real though.

14:23

And you see this a lot with entrepreneurs, right?

14:26

They've built something that was really great.

14:29

And then they go over here and like, you know, you

14:31

built a business and then you think you

14:33

can be a restaurant,

14:35

you know, owner and you start to open restaurants.

14:37

Doctors going into. Yeah, right. Like,

14:40

and they think because they're successful at surgery

14:42

and they've been a successful doctor that now they

14:44

can run restaurants. And what they fail to understand

14:46

is that each avenue is

14:48

this different thing. And then also each

14:50

skill set inside a company is a different

14:52

thing. So certain people that understand brand

14:55

may not understand sales, may not understand

14:57

marketing of the brand, may not understand

14:59

leadership. Right. And

15:01

when you become successful, it's real easy to believe

15:04

that anything that you touch is going

15:06

to work. It's, it's your own hubris telling

15:08

you that you're great.

15:12

Honest take on this, you know,

15:14

look, Elon Musk is

15:17

I'm a mere

15:19

fucking bacteria compared to what

15:21

he's accomplished in business. OK, so

15:23

this is coming from just my perspective. And I'm aware

15:26

of where I stand next to him.

15:29

I think his Tesla brand is weak.

15:31

I think the cars are ugly. I think if he

15:33

did, if he made some better looking cars, I think he'd

15:35

sell a lot more of them.

15:37

I think there's a lot of shit that he does that could be

15:39

improved upon

15:40

tremendously.

15:42

I think this

15:44

is this move. He's not

15:46

considering a whole bunch of things. I think one,

15:48

you know, you have the time of Twitter

15:51

being familiar, which is over. It's 15

15:54

years. People understanding what

15:56

Twitter is and

15:57

you just flush that down the toilet. So

15:59

now you. you have to start over, you have to start over. And

16:01

you're starting over, and in 15 years, you

16:04

probably won't have the brand equity

16:06

that Twitter has because Twitter is a

16:08

pretty good name,

16:09

all right? Now, you also identified

16:11

one of the problems in your question when

16:14

you didn't know what to call it, okay?

16:17

Everybody knows what a tweet is. Now, what are

16:19

these things gonna be called? Okay, that's

16:21

something to be thought through. Another thing

16:23

to be thought through is that X is a generic

16:25

term and to get fucking trademark

16:27

on a generic term is virtually impossible. This

16:30

brand, because the term is so generic,

16:33

will be very hard to actually enforce and get

16:35

a trademark. And he

16:36

will be okay because he has unlimited

16:39

expendable income. But for you and I

16:42

to do something like this, it would be impossible because

16:44

they wouldn't even award us a trademark

16:46

because the branding is so fucking generic.

16:49

So there's all kinds of problems here with

16:51

this move. This

16:53

guy's a PR expert though.

16:55

When he came out with the fucking, what is that

16:57

truck he came out with? The Cybertruck,

16:59

that, you know, and he threw the rock at the window and it broke.

17:02

That was intentional. Yeah, bro, it got tons of PR,

17:04

right? This is getting tons of PR

17:06

right now. So

17:07

it's hard to know what is actually

17:09

going through this man's brain because he's very intelligent

17:12

dude. He understands how to use the media.

17:14

He understands how to get people to talk. And

17:17

so it could be that too. So I'm not gonna

17:19

sit here and pretend like this is a dumb ass move.

17:22

You know, all these- You like everybody else

17:24

to answer. All these fucking dumb fucks

17:26

on the internet. These guys,

17:29

these guys are, they've

17:32

never built anything. They never built a brand. They

17:34

never built a movement. They never done anything.

17:37

And they've all got an opinion, which is the problem with the

17:39

entire internet anyway. All opinions

17:41

are not created equal, all right? The

17:43

biggest problem with the internet

17:45

is that it's allowed people to have no experience

17:47

and really anything

17:49

to feel like their opinions are as valid as people

17:51

who have the experience in those areas.

17:53

And that's a big problem with society. We see it

17:55

in every single- This is part of the reason

17:57

I stop posting on the internet.

17:59

because I got so tired of the dumbest

18:02

people in the world having shit to say

18:04

about things they cannot possibly understand, right?

18:07

Like that's a big problem.

18:09

And

18:11

I don't know, dude, like time is going to have

18:13

to show what his move is. But if we're

18:15

looking at it surface level, and we're just

18:18

saying, okay, he's going to roll with this, I think it's

18:20

a poor move. I don't think it's a move. Like

18:22

if I was sitting in the room with him, I'd be like, look,

18:24

dude, you got 15 years

18:26

of brand equity, right? Everybody knows

18:29

what Twitter is. It's a tweet. What are you

18:31

going to call it? An X? Maybe

18:33

they have a name. I don't know. I don't know what it is. There's

18:39

all kinds of objections as

18:42

to why this is a bad move, and

18:44

not very many to why it's a good move. And to be completely

18:47

honest, I don't think, I

18:49

think this is, and

18:53

this could be this,

18:54

this could be the intentional

18:57

watering down of this platform

19:00

in order to sort of let it dissolve

19:03

out. Because a lot of people talk about Elon

19:05

actually being a part of what's going on.

19:08

He's invested in Neuralink. He's invested in

19:10

all these companies. He's

19:12

backed a lot of these things, this climate

19:14

change initiative.

19:16

A lot of these things that the communists

19:18

in the world are trying to push, he's been a part

19:20

of for a long time. And it's

19:23

hard for me to tell if he

19:25

is just a very

19:28

smart, intelligent inventor

19:30

who's just now recently become aware of

19:32

what is actually happening,

19:34

or if he's been a part of it the entire time.

19:36

And I can't tell. I don't

19:39

know him. We're not friends. I love to be

19:41

friends with him. But the point is, we don't

19:44

know. And so it's

19:46

hard, it's very hard to tell. So like, you know, if you

19:48

had a platform, right, and you, you,

19:51

you saved it from

19:53

the censorship and all

19:55

the BS that he saved it from,

19:58

and you got everybody on your team.

20:00

And then, you know, these are the people who are quote

20:02

unquote the enemy of all the things that your

20:04

actual business practices depend

20:06

on supported. Okay, so

20:09

you get all these people in one group and then

20:11

you intentionally devalue the platform and

20:14

kind of make it like irrelevant.

20:17

There's a lot of things that could be, you know,

20:19

one of the first things I thought of when I saw this

20:21

is I'm like, damn, maybe he's trying to let

20:24

me do like Twitter does have as

20:26

much brand equity as it does have. And I also

20:28

got to think about all the negatives that goes with that, right?

20:30

Like the Twitter files, things like that. So like, is

20:33

this him trying to, you

20:35

know, I guess, remove himself from that? No.

20:38

You know what I'm saying? The Twitter files help the brand

20:40

equity of Twitter and I heard it. Yeah. You

20:42

know what I mean?

20:42

Like, that's the story. Yeah. We had this we

20:44

had the sinking ship.

20:46

We came in. We fixed it. Now

20:48

it's this amazing thing.

20:51

So you're saying the name could have still been

20:53

extremely positive. I tell you what, if I own it, it'd still

20:55

be called Twitter. Dude,

20:58

he has got a lot of money. He

21:00

doesn't have enough money

21:02

to spend to create the brand

21:04

equity that Twitter has already. It's

21:07

an everybody's brain. Everybody knows

21:09

what a tweet is. Everybody knows what Twitter is.

21:13

How you no matter how rich he

21:15

is and if he spent all of his money on

21:18

trying to rebrand X,

21:20

it still wouldn't be there because branding

21:23

takes time.

21:24

Branding, there's a time aspect

21:27

of branding that you cannot outspend.

21:30

It's just a part of the equation. So time

21:32

existing is part of the branding

21:35

equation.

21:36

Right. There's a reason I wear this hat every day

21:38

and you don't know what the fuck it stands for. You're all

21:40

going to find out that's branding.

21:44

So it

21:46

could be a lot of things. My

21:48

professional opinion and my humble

21:50

opinion compared to his this man's success. I

21:54

could be totally wrong, but I'm

21:57

pretty good at branding stuff. I'm

22:00

doing, I could

22:02

probably help him a whole lot. And

22:04

I don't know if it's surface level and this is what's

22:07

going on. I don't see how this makes sense.

22:10

On that real quick, though, you know, like there was this video

22:13

that went around, I want to say maybe eight months ago

22:15

or something.

22:16

But Elon Musk, he was talking to like just

22:18

this journalist kid

22:20

and

22:20

they're talking about the spaceships, the rocket ships and

22:22

shit. Right.

22:23

And the kid didn't mention something about the rockets. And

22:25

Elon Musk was like,

22:27

fuck,

22:28

why haven't we been doing that? Literally

22:30

changed the whole game plan. My point

22:32

is, is that like to that point,

22:34

do you think it's also possibly because we even

22:37

talk about this with Donald Trump, that he is just

22:39

surrounded by people who

22:41

are either not giving him honest feedback

22:44

or just giving him feedback of what they think

22:46

he wants to hear. Who's better at branding? Somebody

22:48

who's built a whole bunch of brands in real life

22:51

or somebody who graduated from fucking Yale with

22:53

marketing. I would say the real world application.

22:55

No shit.

22:56

OK, I could run circles around every motherfucker on

22:58

that team. I could promise you that

23:00

not a single one, a person on his fucking team has

23:02

done anything close to what I've done. No. OK,

23:04

not even fucking close. They just read about it. They read

23:07

about it. They got taught about it. And the what

23:09

they got taught about was brands like Coca

23:11

Cola

23:12

and Pepsi. OK, Kentucky Fried

23:14

Chicken, McDonald's. OK, that's

23:17

that's old. That's not the way shit is branded

23:19

now. It's different.

23:21

And so he's got a bunch of academics

23:23

around him who don't know fucking shit about

23:25

branding or marketing or actually connecting

23:28

with people in any way, shape or form. And bro,

23:30

if you pay me a hundred million bucks a year, I fix your whole

23:32

shit. Just real talk.

23:34

That's the number. Call me. Yeah, I do it. It

23:37

is what it's going to take. Or you know, you could also just

23:39

join our team. No, no, no. It's

23:43

it's worth that. Yeah. Yeah.

23:44

It's worth this. Could cost you

23:46

more like 10 times. That would make them billions of

23:49

dollars. Yeah. It's

23:50

real shit. Guys, tell us what you think, man. Join in

23:52

the conversation.

23:53

Hashtag X the bird. Let us know in the

23:55

comments what you guys think about this

23:57

new Twitter new

23:59

X. Let us know. With

24:01

that being said, let's move on to our headline number two.

24:04

Headline number two reads,

24:06

critics unleash on Kamala Harris'

24:09

evil, astonishing lie about

24:11

Florida's school curriculum on

24:13

slavery.

24:15

This is absolutely amazing. Absolutely

24:17

amazing. I don't know if you've seen this or heard

24:19

about this. I haven't seen anything. Oh dude, it's perfect.

24:21

I've been feeling it all weekend. I kind of like just

24:23

stayed off my phone. Well, this is fucking great. Yeah. This

24:26

is great. Let's dive into it. Kamala

24:28

Harris faced a wave of criticism

24:31

Friday following her speech in Jacksonville,

24:34

Florida,

24:34

blasting what she said was the

24:36

state's new history curriculum, teaching

24:39

students that slaves in the United

24:41

States actually quote, benefited from

24:43

slavery.

24:44

Quote,

24:45

just yesterday in the state of Florida,

24:47

they decided middle school students

24:50

will be taught that enslaved people benefited

24:53

from slavery.

24:54

They insult us in an attempt to gaslight

24:57

us and we will not stand for it. Harris

24:59

said, referencing

25:01

the new curriculum approved by the Florida

25:03

department of education on Wednesday,

25:06

that includes the history of slavery in

25:08

the United States.

25:09

The new curriculum actually states,

25:12

quote, instruction includes

25:15

how slaves developed skills, which

25:17

in some instances

25:19

could be applied for their personal

25:21

benefit,

25:22

leading to countless critics accusing

25:24

Harris of brazenly lying and

25:26

misleading the American people.

25:29

Hold on. I'm a little confused here.

25:31

Is she saying that or was that what it said

25:33

before? So the

25:35

new curriculum actually states, so that's actually

25:38

from the curriculum. The

25:40

old curriculum? No, the new one. Okay.

25:43

This is from, so instruction includes how slaves develop

25:45

skills in some instances could

25:47

be applied for the personal benefit. Okay.

25:50

And there's facts and fucking evidence that

25:52

shows this, right? There were slaves who, you know, I'm just

25:54

saying like in my mind, I'm not understanding what's

25:57

going on. Yeah. But like

25:58

if a slave was like.

25:59

like let's say a

26:01

tax specialist, right? Like

26:03

he took care of the horses and the saddles

26:06

and put the shoes on the horse and then

26:08

he was free, that would be his skillset

26:10

while he would earn a living. And then what would

26:12

he do with that skillset? He would go start a business

26:14

or work. Well, how do you think that the slaves

26:16

survived after the day they were free? They used the skills

26:19

that they learned while they were in slavery to

26:21

actually produce income for their families

26:24

as a free person. Shoe makers,

26:26

cooks. Anything. I mean, you name

26:28

it. Gardeners, farmers. That's history.

26:31

Yeah, that's actually what happened. Well,

26:34

according to Kamala Harris, it's

26:36

just an attempt to

26:38

gaslight us. How? Because

26:41

slaves didn't benefit from slavery. That's our argument.

26:43

So what she's saying is

26:45

that immediately once slaves were freed,

26:48

they didn't know how to do shit. We've been fucked for 300 years.

26:51

So what she's actually saying

26:53

is that all these slaves that did this work,

26:55

they farmed,

26:56

according to their point

26:58

of view, they built America.

27:01

Oh, isn't that perfect? Hold on. So

27:04

according to their point of view, they built America, but

27:07

then once they're free, they couldn't build anything. Because

27:09

they didn't learn any skills. Yeah, like none of the HBCUs

27:12

or any of the hospitals that we build.

27:15

I would like to hear that argument. Like what is

27:17

that?

27:17

How is she,

27:20

what is that argument? Racist.

27:23

You can't ask that question. Like what makes sense? Blatantly

27:26

untrue. Yeah, it doesn't make sense, man.

27:28

That don't make sense. And so this is great. So

27:30

National Review, National

27:33

Review writer, Charles Cook,

27:36

he actually wrote an entire article on this.

27:38

On the National Review, you

27:40

guys can go check the article out for yourself. It's

27:42

headline Kamala Harris

27:44

is brazenly lying about Florida's

27:46

slavery curriculum.

27:47

In which the article

27:49

here says, here's the list.

27:52

It's 191 items strong.

27:55

It contains the word, quote, slave 96

27:57

times,

27:59

slaves, plural, 23

28:02

times, and slavery 45 times.

28:04

I've pulled each line

28:07

out in the order in which they appear, which

28:09

is largely chronological. It

28:11

starts with, quote,

28:13

the earliest slaves and ends

28:15

with, quote, the integration of

28:17

the University of Florida. So

28:20

he lists this out of the actual

28:22

from the Department of Education of Florida.

28:25

The actual list pulled out the words. I

28:27

just want to go through some of the things

28:29

that are introduced in this new curriculum. Okay.

28:31

A couple of things like this instruction includes

28:33

what life was like for the earliest slaves

28:35

and the emancipated in North America

28:38

or examine the underground railroad

28:40

and how farmer slaves partnered with other

28:42

free people in groups and assisting those escaping

28:45

from slavery. What color were those people?

28:48

Black and white.

28:50

I'm just saying. Yeah, that's important.

28:52

Or things like this, you know,

28:54

we just covered the benefit, the personal benefit

28:57

aspect of it. But

28:58

there's even things in here like this instruction

29:01

includes the practice of the Barbary

29:03

pirates and kidnapping Europeans and selling

29:05

them into slavery in Muslim countries.

29:07

Our instruction includes how slavery

29:10

was utilized in Asian cultures, right? That they're

29:12

looking, it's just generic stuff, stuff that I

29:14

thought was pretty fucking cool that, you know, well, that's

29:16

not being taught. Yeah. Okay. Keep

29:18

going.

29:20

All right. Instruction includes the founding

29:22

of historically black colleges and university.

29:25

I looked through this list of 191 things

29:27

that he pulled out. I didn't see not one

29:30

that looked crazy. And guess what? I'm not the only

29:32

one that disagrees.

29:33

CNN panelists calls out VP

29:35

Harris over quote, completely made

29:38

up Florida slavery curriculum claim.

29:40

Here's the video. It's amazing to me that how

29:42

little Kamala Harris apparently has to do that. She can

29:44

read something on Twitter one day and be

29:46

on an airplane the next to make something

29:48

literally out of nothing. This is a completely

29:52

made up deal. I looked

29:54

at the standards. I even looked at an analysis

29:56

of the standards and every

29:58

instance where the word slavery or slavery.

29:59

slave was used. I even read the statement

30:02

of the African American scholars that

30:04

wrote the standards, not Ron DeSantis, but the scholars,

30:07

everybody involved in this says this is

30:09

completely a fabricated issue.

30:12

And yet look how quickly Kamala Harris jumped

30:15

on it. So the fact that this is her best moment, a

30:17

fabricated matter is pretty

30:20

ridiculous.

30:21

And more than that,

30:23

so he mentions the scholars,

30:26

the African American scholars who

30:29

worked on the panel to comprise

30:31

this new curriculum.

30:33

And on that panel, you'll find this

30:36

gentleman, Dr. William B. Allen,

30:38

who is the Emeritus Dean

30:41

of James Madison College and Emeritus

30:43

Professor of Political Science at Michigan State.

30:46

He is the former member and chairman

30:48

of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

30:51

and has been a Kellogg National

30:53

Fellow, Fulbright Fellow and a member of the

30:55

National Council

30:57

on the Humanities.

30:58

Not somebody I think would be, you know,

31:00

offer, miseducated on history,

31:03

right? Or this lady? This

31:05

is Dr. Francis Presley Rice.

31:08

She's a retired United States Army Lieutenant Colonel,

31:11

and she writes about it. But I think the problem is, the reason

31:13

they don't really want people to dive into this is because

31:16

Dr. Presley Rice, she wrote

31:18

this article a few years ago titled Unveiled

31:21

Democrats' Racist Pass. Maybe

31:23

they just don't want the cat out the bag. She caught my yesterday.

31:26

Yeah, right.

31:28

I don't know. Maybe they just don't want that cat out. Andy,

31:30

what do you got on this? What do you got

31:33

on it? Well, listen,

31:35

I'm happy that Kamala actually brought

31:37

light to this, you know, because people are actually

31:40

able to see

31:41

exactly what they want

31:43

and don't want to be pushed, right? Like

31:46

when you got people that are going through

31:48

true history, right? Not

31:51

the winner's history, but real fucking history,

31:53

right?

31:54

And when you go through it and you see

31:56

the things that you know, should actually be taught, they

31:59

don't want that to be taught. But

32:02

when you say they don't want that to be taught,

32:05

are you talking about the idea

32:08

that slavery has existed in all cultures

32:10

across the human history?

32:13

Correct. Across every

32:15

generation. All the different people who have been slaves. There's actually more

32:17

people enslaved right now than there ever has been

32:20

in the history of Earth. Exactly.

32:23

And not only that, but so you see what they don't

32:25

want to be taught, but what do they want our children to be

32:27

taught? Well they want to be taught that the only slaves

32:29

that ever existed were black slaves to America.

32:32

What about teaching our little black boys to cut the penises

32:34

off? Well, or they're cool with that being

32:37

taught. Or teaching our little black boys

32:39

that they can never succeed and

32:41

they can never become successful in America

32:43

because the little kid that's across from

32:45

them who happens to be white is

32:48

inherently racist and has power

32:50

over them just for existing. So

32:53

you tell me, I mean who's... It's incredible

32:56

to me how they start,

32:59

how they attempt to start the victim

33:01

culture in black America from like

33:03

literal

33:04

birth, right? Like you could

33:06

never be... And these are people, now Kamala

33:09

Harris is the vice president of the United States.

33:11

Her role and Joe

33:14

Biden's role is supposed to be to

33:17

unite Americans, not black Americans,

33:19

not white Americans, not Asian Americans,

33:22

not Latino Americans, not

33:24

Native Americans, but Americans

33:27

to work together to progress the

33:29

country in a positive direction for

33:31

the benefit of all of us Americans.

33:35

That's their job. That's what we elect them to do.

33:37

And what they do is they actually

33:40

come in and they divide every single person

33:42

at every single point of contention for

33:44

their own benefit.

33:46

And it's absurd to me

33:49

that we have

33:51

people in power that

33:54

propagate

33:55

these sorts of things

33:57

and people champion it and...

34:00

for it and think it's okay. Like

34:02

if you cheer for this, don't you understand what

34:05

you're cheering for? Don't you understand that you're

34:07

cheering for the idea

34:09

that,

34:10

you know, if you're a black person and you're saying, oh yes,

34:12

this is true, she's right. Or

34:14

if you're like, you are basically

34:17

cheering and celebrating the

34:19

idea that

34:21

she believes you're less capable as a human being.

34:24

Which is simply untrue.

34:26

Not only is it untrue, Andy is damaging, right? Because

34:30

DJ, it's fucking criminal, dude. Even

34:32

looking at the basis, like the base

34:35

fundamental value, right? Like the

34:37

whole idea of slaves benefiting,

34:40

right? Like look at the story of that. Let me ask

34:42

you this, real talk. Yeah.

34:44

You got two little girls at your house. I'm white,

34:47

okay? Well. Could've fooled me. Yeah, right.

34:50

All right. At least on the outside, all right? I

34:54

come over to your house. Yeah. And

34:57

I'm talking to Ryan and I'm like, hey,

34:59

Ryan, you know, she knows

35:01

me as her uncle, Andy, right? She does. Yeah.

35:04

And

35:04

I'm like, Ryan, you know,

35:07

and you're in the other room, right? Yeah.

35:10

Getting the s'mores ready. I got you. Yeah, right. You're

35:12

in the other room, you know,

35:14

doing things that require no skills apparently.

35:17

Right, right. Okay. Like,

35:20

whatever. You're in the other room over there drooling, just

35:22

waiting to be told to do something. According

35:24

to her. So you

35:27

come back in the room and I'm sitting

35:29

there with Ryan and I'm like, you know, Ryan,

35:32

it's too bad that you were born black,

35:34

you know, because you're never going to be able to succeed.

35:36

You're

35:36

never going to be able to be anything because people like

35:38

me are going to hold you down. Where I'd be black on black

35:41

crime that day. You know what I'm

35:43

saying? No, I'm just, real talk.

35:45

What would happen if you came in and had,

35:47

I get it.

35:50

I put a bullet in my fucking head. Bro.

35:52

But see, that's what these people do at scale.

35:54

And they have no problem saying it. No. And

35:57

then you have people who are black people that fucking

35:59

agree.

35:59

with it. And then you know who agrees with it the

36:02

most? The white upper class middle, white

36:05

middle upper class women. The Brunchers. Yeah,

36:07

the Brunchers, bro. That's what we're calling from now on. The Brunchers.

36:09

The Brunchers. The Brunchers fucking say,

36:11

oh yeah, yeah. Can't

36:14

get an ID. Slavery. But

36:16

like, think of it in that context. Bro, it's disgusting.

36:18

No, I'm just saying, think how evil it,

36:20

like if you witnessed this in an individual

36:23

context,

36:24

every single human being,

36:26

black, white, doesn't matter, would say, this

36:28

is fucking wrong. But

36:31

because it's systemic

36:33

and what's funny is

36:35

we have riots that burned down the country about

36:37

systemic racism. Do

36:39

you know what the systemic racism is?

36:41

That it is that it's telling little

36:43

kids that they cannot be things

36:46

because they were born a certain color in what's

36:48

supposed to be a free country where all

36:50

men are created equal

36:52

and we all have the right

36:55

to pursue life, liberty and happiness.

36:58

See what I'm saying? So, because it's

37:00

in a system, like,

37:03

how do people not connect these dots? How

37:05

evil it is. And like, and dude, this, it's a very,

37:08

very simple fix, right? Because instead,

37:10

you know, the conversation could go like, Hey, yeah,

37:12

you know what? Slavery is a part of this, this country's

37:15

history, right?

37:16

I mean, I don't know if I have any ancestors

37:19

or they like to call, right? But like at the end of the day,

37:21

you know, to be able to tell a story

37:24

that while yes, there was slavery

37:26

and voluntary, as

37:28

harsh as brutal it was,

37:30

there were still people who were slaves

37:32

that

37:33

were still labeled with, despite all

37:35

of the hardships,

37:37

built stuff, invented

37:39

things,

37:40

created hospital, like why is that? The

37:42

United States wouldn't even be the United States

37:44

without the contribution of those Americans

37:47

that happen to be black that you're talking about right now.

37:49

That's what I'm saying. So it's like, you know, like, it's, it's,

37:51

it's a very simple, like

37:54

flip in the, in the sentence or in the conversation

37:56

that could be having that can completely change

37:59

the entire trajectory.

37:59

factory of that child's life.

38:01

But because they want to play this word game

38:04

and because they want to dial everything as negative,

38:06

now you're going to have these kids who will. So

38:08

we just had slavery and then that was just it.

38:10

There was no benefits. There was just

38:12

nothing. That's the end of the fucking story. That's what we're

38:14

going to choose to tell our children.

38:16

Furthermore, how come

38:18

we don't talk about what was done

38:21

to change the fact that there was slavery?

38:23

Well, that's inside the new curriculum. It is.

38:25

They talk about not only, I

38:28

think they actually mentioned it as black patriots.

38:32

They do talk about it because I did see that. They did

38:34

talk. They called them black patriots.

38:37

Look, man, here's the new curriculum.

38:39

Here's the reality. And people get upset

38:41

when I say this, but I don't care.

38:43

Race

38:45

baiting and the discussion of race

38:48

is only done by people who are racist.

38:51

And when we

38:53

truly break down what

38:55

this racial division is,

38:58

it's a low IQ,

39:00

highly emotional,

39:02

highly divisive argument that

39:04

these people in power, that's in their

39:06

playbook that says, hey,

39:08

we can't have these people get along. So

39:10

we're going to push this race issue so

39:12

that they fight and they can't notice how

39:14

much we're doing to actually

39:16

damage their life experience while

39:18

we enhance ours. And that's it.

39:21

It's a low IQ emotional argument for people

39:23

who can't think,

39:24

who are unable to understand

39:26

reality. And

39:29

these people are experts at putting it in front of

39:31

us. And until we get smarter, black,

39:33

white people especially,

39:35

until we get smarter to the point where we say, hey, dude,

39:38

judging people on the color of their skin regardless

39:40

of who they are or what race they happen

39:43

to belong to is wrong.

39:44

And in America, we judge people by the content

39:46

of the character and how good of a person they are

39:49

and how they treat others. And

39:51

that's how we do it here in America. Until everybody

39:53

gets to that page, this shit is going to

39:55

keep going on. I'll be real with you. Like,

39:57

dude, the race arguments to me.

39:59

Like it's it's fucking laughable.

40:02

Like it's laughable shit. Like because

40:05

people who continuously

40:07

buy into this over and over and over again,

40:10

if we're being fucking real,

40:13

the reason people buy into it over

40:15

and over and over again is

40:16

because it gives them an excuse

40:19

as to why they don't have to try very hard, because

40:21

if they don't try very hard, it doesn't really matter

40:23

because if I tried, it wouldn't work anyway.

40:25

And that's what these people pray on. And it's it's

40:28

bad. It's the same. Dude,

40:30

listen, man. We

40:33

have to get smarter than these people.

40:35

OK, this this lady's barely fucking black.

40:37

All right, let's be real. Let's be

40:39

real. I don't know one fucking black person

40:42

that would claim her as their own.

40:44

OK, she's a fucking tyrant.

40:47

She's stupid as fuck. OK, she.

40:49

You

40:51

know, I think that,

40:54

you know, we're going to. You're

40:56

going to go to space one day. Space,

40:59

think about it.

41:01

Like, it's just so it's so

41:03

annoying, dude. And like, bro,

41:06

I'll be real. I don't think most black people

41:08

are with these people at all. I think it's over.

41:10

I think the race argument is pretty much over.

41:13

I think people still get upset about it. And

41:15

if we're being honest about race, does

41:17

racism exist? Absolutely

41:19

exist. Does it exist like they say it

41:22

exists? No, it exists on little

41:24

one off things that happen to us. And

41:26

by the way, when I say us, it happens to white people, too.

41:29

There's a lot of situations where

41:31

not a lot, but there are certain situations

41:33

where over the course of our lives, we're probably

41:35

going to be excluded at something because of our

41:38

race. All right. We're probably going to get talk

41:40

shit on because of our race.

41:41

Black people, you guys are the kings of talking

41:44

shit on white people.

41:45

Let's be fucking honest. And you know what? I

41:47

don't really give a fuck. It doesn't bother me. All

41:49

right. There's far more of black

41:51

people accepted to talk shit on white people. There

41:53

is white people talking shit on black people. I can tell you that

41:56

because we've never been able to say anything, even

41:58

if it was actually. fought that, you

42:01

can't even say it because you'll get fucking like

42:03

if I say, hey, white

42:06

people aren't the problem in black communities, black

42:08

people are actually the problem in black communities. You

42:10

get fucking yelled at like you

42:12

see what I'm saying, right? There's a double standard of of

42:15

what's considered racism. And until

42:17

we get to the point where all of it's bullshit

42:20

and we all say, no, dude, that's that's

42:22

a fucking human being

42:24

who if I go over there and slice their

42:26

arm open, they're going to bleed red. They got the same

42:28

internal stuff that I got. They happen to have

42:30

a little bit more melanin in their skin because of where

42:32

they come from in their culture on the

42:34

planet where there's more or less sun. Like

42:37

this is basic shit.

42:38

And like the fact that we still argue over race

42:41

in 2023 in any way, shape

42:43

or form is kind of embarrassing

42:45

to us as human beings. That's how it shows

42:47

where we are. You know,

42:49

but again, like, is it really where we are or

42:52

is it just where they tell us that we are? That's

42:54

what I think it is for the most part. I think

42:56

there's some people who buy it, who

42:58

are victims, who are going to always be victims,

43:00

who are of the victim mindset

43:02

and because the victim mindset is popular right now,

43:04

you know, it gives people permission to

43:06

not really be productive or hold a high standard

43:08

in life because,

43:10

you know, they can just say, throw their arms up and be like, well,

43:13

fuck, I'm, you know, I'm this or I'm

43:15

that or I'm whatever it happens to be. Right. Victim

43:17

culture is very

43:18

hot right now. That is.

43:21

I think it's I think it's fading, though. I think people are coming

43:23

back around.

43:26

But dude, all in all, man, I think it's a ridiculous

43:28

argument. I think Americans, the

43:31

thing about America that's made America America

43:33

is

43:34

the fact that all cultures from

43:36

all different places in the globe have been able to come

43:38

here and abide by a set of core

43:40

values.

43:42

American core values

43:44

and create some amazing things. And at one

43:46

point, become the most powerful country in the world

43:48

for a very long time. In fact, I believe

43:50

we're still there.

43:51

I just believe we're being told that we're not. If

43:54

we truly believe what you and I have said this whole

43:56

time is that China has compromised our

43:58

highest political offices.

43:59

our politicians and our media and

44:02

our Hollywood, which is very easy

44:04

to see by the way that

44:05

they contribute money to all of these cases, then

44:08

why would China let us think that

44:10

we're the most powerful country in the world? Wouldn't it be

44:12

in their benefit to beat us down and make us think

44:14

that we were losers and that we're,

44:16

everybody hates

44:19

each other and

44:22

everywhere we go, there's people trying to convince kids

44:24

that they're cutting off their dicks. Like

44:26

all of this stuff that we are propagated

44:29

is clearly designed to weaken morale

44:31

in the country

44:33

and demoralize us. And if we

44:35

believe what China is doing, or if

44:37

we believe what you and I say on the show regularly

44:39

that China is actually influencing all this,

44:41

wouldn't that make sense?

44:42

Why would they? Why would- You're saying

44:45

that

44:46

because they're doing it, that is the proof

44:48

that we're not that good.

44:50

What I'm saying is, if you think

44:53

about how things actually are,

44:55

it makes perfect sense as to why we are propagated

44:58

to believe that we hate each other, why we are

45:00

propagated to believe that everybody's,

45:03

you know,

45:03

with the

45:06

adult men shaking their balls and kids

45:08

faces, right? The opposite is true.

45:10

Correct. Got it. Right. Like dude- They want us

45:12

to think we're weak because we're actually very strong. Correct.

45:15

They want us to think we hate each other because we actually love each other. Look bro,

45:17

psychological warfare. That's what we're dealing

45:19

with, right? That's real. We're dealing with psychological

45:22

warfare from another country.

45:24

And I believe that the whole thing

45:26

with COVID was all part of this. COVID

45:29

definitely came from over there and it was

45:32

definitely known about by our country

45:34

and the people who knew about it in our country were getting paid

45:37

by those guys.

45:38

And what were they getting paid to do? Were they getting paid to make

45:40

the country stronger or were they getting paid to make the country

45:42

weaker? Close it down. Right. And that means these

45:44

people are fucking actual traders to

45:47

you and me.

45:48

Okay. And now we take a look at

45:50

all of the things that they're allowing to happen, the crime

45:52

in all the cities,

45:55

the border crisis, the inflation,

45:57

the sending of all our military assets to

45:59

foreign country.

45:59

so that we have a problem with our own assets

46:02

here.

46:02

The depleting of the oil reserves.

46:04

Name me a single move that these

46:06

people have made that has strengthened our country.

46:10

Now Amy

46:12

won. And you can't

46:14

name one. And now we have the evidence that

46:16

they're taking money from China. Now,

46:18

and this all started with COVID.

46:20

Okay, so

46:22

like to me, what

46:24

this is, is this is a giant operation

46:27

attack

46:28

that is from China to America

46:31

to weaken our country, to make them the

46:33

economic power and probably eventually

46:35

take us completely over.

46:37

And there's been a number of Americans

46:40

in the media, in the politics

46:42

and in Hollywood,

46:44

who have either leveraged people or sold

46:46

us out

46:47

to their own personal gain

46:50

to this foreign adversary, which is treason.

46:53

So that's what we're dealing with in my opinion.

46:57

And it all flows into this shit.

46:59

So like, I don't

47:01

know dude. I think that's a beautiful point. I mean, look,

47:06

we keep falling for it though. Our

47:09

people keep falling for it. Like we keep falling

47:11

for the fact that like, because someone

47:14

is a little more tan than us, they're

47:16

our enemy or a little less tan than us, they're

47:18

our enemy. Like,

47:19

dude, really think about that.

47:22

Like just like I said, think about like, if I was having that

47:24

conversation with your actual kids, think

47:26

about how basic that is.

47:28

Like you think that someone is your

47:31

enemy

47:32

because they come from a different

47:34

place in the world and they

47:37

have less melanin in their skin or

47:39

more melanin in their skin. Like, are

47:41

we really that fucking stupid as a

47:44

culture? It's not true.

47:47

And the reason that this has been propagated, it's

47:49

not just propagated here currently now. This

47:52

has been propagated over the course

47:54

of history, right? Tribalism,

47:56

wars over...

47:59

you know, like from different country to

48:02

country, like dude,

48:03

all European men are basically

48:05

the same, like Poland,

48:08

Italy, you know,

48:10

England, France, Switzerland,

48:13

Belgium,

48:14

Germany, like they're all the same kind of people,

48:16

but people in power

48:19

have for thousands of years

48:21

convinced the people in these

48:24

countries, which by the way, that border

48:26

is a made up line that

48:28

is made up by someone who said, this is mine,

48:31

and I own this,

48:32

and all of you peasants are part of my shit,

48:35

and you've convinced people to fight battles

48:38

and kill each other and murder each

48:40

other and rape the women and

48:42

genocide people based upon a made

48:44

up fucking border,

48:47

when those are your brothers and sisters right over there,

48:49

10 feet away, like dude,

48:52

humans have to get smarter, dude.

48:54

You see what I'm saying? Like

48:57

we have been manipulated over thousands

48:59

of years by people who have power to believe

49:03

that we are so different that we must kill each other,

49:05

and that's total bullshit, that's total

49:08

bullshit, total bullshit. And

49:12

until, you know, if humanity

49:14

would all come to this realization that

49:18

we're all pretty much the same, dude, we

49:20

could have world peace. If you took all of these leaders

49:23

and all of them,

49:24

the leaders of these countries, with the exception of a

49:26

couple guys, okay,

49:28

and you put them in a fucking

49:30

space capsule, and you shot them to

49:32

fucking space, okay,

49:34

the world would improve drastically,

49:37

like in like a week, because

49:40

people from the real world

49:43

would say, hey, you know, none of this stuff they

49:45

were doing made sense,

49:47

we should be doing it this way, this way, this way, this way, and

49:50

everybody would rise up in

49:52

a positive way,

49:54

right, people don't wanna fight, they don't wanna argue,

49:56

they don't wanna hate each other, nobody wants to hate each

49:58

other, The only

50:00

reason they want to hate is because you've been told to hate or

50:03

you've been taught to hate. And that's

50:05

not just white people towards black people or black people towards white

50:07

people. That's cross human rehistory

50:09

culture. So like, dude,

50:12

when we think about this, we have to

50:14

really like break it down.

50:16

Like these people who have

50:18

in power of any kind

50:20

or sort have no moral authority

50:22

over us. We are

50:25

like divine godly beings.

50:28

We are not like Germans and

50:30

Italians and Frenchmen. Like

50:33

dude, we're fucking people. And

50:35

until people understand that we're all people, we're all

50:37

trying to be happy. We're all working hard. We're all trying

50:40

to like shit can't change.

50:42

We're going to continue to go down this process

50:45

of

50:46

global tyrants and every different country

50:48

serving themselves and using the peasant

50:50

class. That's us to produce for

50:53

them to get it done. Yeah, like bro, when

50:55

we were in Boston, we're walking here.

50:57

Remember we drove by the Federal Reserve

50:59

and we were talking to the driver

51:02

and we were making a joke about like

51:05

there's the most power what some of those powerful people in the

51:07

country or in the world in that building. And

51:09

you know, those people sit in that building and they look down at

51:12

the street and they see all these people and they don't see

51:14

people, bro. You know what they see? They see their

51:16

slaves that have been designed to

51:18

produce for them.

51:20

And you might say, well, that's ridiculous, Andy. That's well,

51:22

okay, let's do the math on your income. How

51:24

much of your income do you pay to the government?

51:27

You pay more of your income to the government than you get to keep

51:29

in your own house. If you do the full math, that

51:32

is a fact. What

51:34

does that make you? It's

51:36

life. It doesn't make you free. So

51:39

to run around here and say that this isn't the case,

51:41

you're just not awake to what's actually going

51:43

on. You're refusing to believe it. Until

51:46

we get smarter, when we collectivize our

51:48

power together as human beings,

51:50

this shit will continue to go on and it'll get worse and worse

51:52

and worse and worse and worse. My opinion, most

51:54

of these global leaders should be fucking put in the

51:56

fucking woodchipper.

51:58

The whole world would include the whole world would improve. prove

52:00

literally like instantly.

52:02

That's real shit, man. Gotta tell us what you think. Chime

52:05

in on conversation. You guys know how it goes. So what

52:07

happened if the whole world said no?

52:10

Like no more tyrants. We declare our

52:12

independence just like they declared their independence

52:15

in 1776. We declare our independence.

52:17

We're not paying taxes. We're not doing your

52:19

shit. Fuck you. What

52:22

would happen? What would they do? They couldn't do anything.

52:25

It'd be over for them. All we have to do is

52:27

not comply with any of their stuff and say, no,

52:29

we're doing our thing. Fuck you. And

52:31

if they try to hurt us, we fucking put them in the ground.

52:34

Pretty simple fix. Real simple.

52:39

Guys, let's get to our third one. How's that for domestic terrorism? Yeah,

52:41

I mean, I think that's considered global terrorism.

52:43

Guys, is that on the list? I

52:46

think we escalated. Did we make it? Moving on up.

52:50

Yeah. Moving on up. Moving on up.

52:52

Bro, they're the terrorists. They are.

52:55

Oh, we're the terrorists because we don't want to pay you

52:57

all our money. We're

52:59

the terrorists because we're tired of you

53:01

stirring the fucking piece that we would like

53:03

to have in our lives.

53:05

We're the terrorists because you shut down the country

53:07

for two years and cost us all two years and

53:09

ruined a bunch of kids. Like we're

53:11

the terrorists because you don't allow real education

53:14

to happen. And instead on TikTok, we got

53:16

these people doing NPC stuff

53:18

looking like fucking the end of humanity.

53:21

Like, bro, we're it's us. I like bar

53:23

motherfucker. Come on, bro. Come

53:26

on. It's

53:28

them. Let's go. Let's get it.

53:31

These people, it's not just the United States. It's fucking

53:33

all of them.

53:34

All of them when they fly to get together and they all honor

53:36

each other and shit. That's all bullshit. You

53:39

suck each other's balls and shit. Huh? Yeah.

53:41

I know they do weird shit there. Oh, fuck, bro.

53:44

They do kid shit. That's what that. Yeah. That's

53:47

the whole thing, bro. These people are all in a club. George Carlin

53:49

said it the best. These people were in a club that and

53:51

you ain't in it. And that's it.

53:54

And in their club, they rule the roost. And

53:56

until we go in and take the roost over and say, fuck

53:58

you, they're going to continue

53:59

do what they do to us, which is make our lives hard, make

54:02

our lives miserable, make our lives stressful,

54:04

make our lives, um, you

54:07

know, shit. That's

54:09

what they're going to do. And

54:11

then they're going to, they're going to smile on your face and be like, is the

54:13

freedom great?

54:15

He saved our democracy. Yeah.

54:18

Guys, let's get into our third and final headline. Headline number

54:20

three,

54:21

number three reads

54:22

report.

54:23

Hunter Biden put Joe Biden on business calls

54:26

dozens of times.

54:28

Shocking. I

54:30

can't believe it. Don't

54:34

you, don't you look at some of the headlines that

54:37

come out after we've covered this for like years

54:39

now

54:39

and like, just like roll your fucking eyes. I

54:41

look at it because they always put it up in the same

54:44

notions. Like all the sites are like breaking news.

54:46

Can you believe this? I would appreciate if you

54:48

guys would start telling all these people, you know, the

54:50

Andy DJ said that fucking three years, three

54:52

years ago, bro. That would be cool. Like you guys, like

54:54

our little army here, like when these headlines come

54:57

out that we've all been saying the whole entire

54:59

time, let motherfuckers know.

55:02

Yeah. Cause you know, it's

55:03

not even fun. Like,

55:05

yeah, no shit. You

55:08

know, let's get into this though. So, so this

55:10

is Breitbart, uh, Breitbart

55:12

news article reading Hunter Biden reportedly

55:16

put then vice president Joe Biden

55:18

on calls with family business

55:20

associates upwards of two

55:22

dozen times. Devin Archer,

55:25

Hunter Biden's former business partner who

55:27

reportedly was expected to

55:29

testify before the house oversight committee

55:31

today when

55:32

the show was being recorded, uh,

55:35

will tell the committee that he witnessed

55:37

Hunter Biden using the influence of his father

55:39

during business meetings by calling the

55:41

former vice president

55:43

committee amounts announced Monday. A

55:45

person familiar with Archer's expected

55:47

testimony told Breitbart news, the outstanding

55:50

date is under negotiation with his lawyer.

55:53

Fox news reported that Devin Archer pulled out

55:55

of today's

55:56

scheduled testimony the third time

55:59

he canceled his committee.

55:59

commitment. This ex

56:02

came out from ex

56:04

chat

56:06

program.

56:07

Ex the south, he says, house oversight

56:09

committee chairman James Comer confirms the

56:11

Fox that Berezma board member Devin

56:13

Archer

56:14

has canceled a deposition three times.

56:17

Archer is under subpoena from the committee.

56:19

Fox has told Archer has canceled

56:21

because of personal reasons

56:23

and schedule conflicts.

56:25

The committee hoped to bring in

56:28

Archer today, but that is not happening. Fox

56:31

is told the committee is now aiming

56:33

for Thursday, but it's

56:35

far from clear if Archer will show. Oh shit.

56:37

What the fuck? Hillary popped up again. What

56:39

the fuck's happening? Um,

56:43

get that out of here.

56:44

Uh, but Archer, a Biden family business

56:46

associate and hunters quote, best friend

56:48

in business was in legal trouble in 2022

56:50

for defrauding a native American

56:53

tribal entity and was ordered

56:55

to pay around $43 million

56:58

to the victims price was arrested

57:00

in 2014. Archer served with Hunter Biden

57:02

on the board of Berezma Holdings, a Ukraine based

57:05

energy company.

57:06

Archer was also photographed playing

57:08

golf with then vice president, uh,

57:11

Joe Biden in South Hampton.

57:13

Uh, here's the notorious pitcher there.

57:15

What's

57:15

up?

57:19

You want to see the picture here? The guy,

57:21

the guy, the guy, I don't know

57:23

what the fuck that is. Right. With his arm around. I don't know what that

57:26

is. I don't know. That's a fucking

57:28

hair piece. Bro. That's, that's worse than the hair piece. Right?

57:30

Like bro, that's an ultimate beauty. You're supposed to be rich.

57:33

You have all this money and that's the best you got. Bro.

57:35

I don't know what that is. Some

57:37

of you guys just need to accept it, man. Like if your hair

57:39

starts quitting on you, fucking fired that shit. That's

57:41

what I'm saying. That's a look. That's a good look.

57:44

Remember when your hair was quitting on you? What I tell you, I

57:46

say you fired that shit. I say you

57:48

have a good look. Now look at you. You're world

57:50

famous. Saucer. Dick boss. That's

57:52

what I'm saying. But look, let me say this.

57:54

The only fight I've ever lost in my life was

57:56

with my hairline. You didn't, you didn't lose

57:58

it because you fucked.

57:59

fired it. You said, hey, get the fuck out. You

58:02

sensed that it was quitting on you. Didn't love you no more. You said,

58:04

let it go out of my house. I accepted the truth. That's

58:06

right.

58:07

You, and you did so, you did so with

58:09

dignity. It didn't fucking, you

58:11

didn't lose. You won. Look at that. Look at that fucking

58:14

face, bro. You got a face for radio.

58:21

Oh man. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks.

58:26

Well, bro, if I sit there and told you you're a beautiful black

58:28

man, that would be a little weird. We

58:31

keep that for private. Yeah.

58:33

I must say, you tell me that all the time. Yeah. Well,

58:35

you just said it on the air now. Thanks. Thanks.

58:39

Yeah. So the committee expects Archer

58:41

to tell the committee about one instance in

58:43

particular that involves Vadim

58:45

Porchayzki, a Burisma holdings

58:48

executive and Mikolod Zoczewski,

58:52

the company's founder. According to the

58:54

New York post,

58:55

both Ukrainians met with Hunter

58:57

Biden and Archer at the Four Seasons Resort

58:59

Dubai

59:00

at Drew Mariah beach in 2015.

59:03

This is the conversation allegedly.

59:06

While they were sitting

59:08

outside at the bar,

59:10

Vadim Porchayzki, a

59:12

senior Burisma executive, phoned

59:15

to ask where they were because

59:17

Burisma's owner, Mikolod Zoczewski

59:20

needed to speak to Hunter urgently.

59:23

Soon afterward,

59:24

the two Ukrainians joined Hunter

59:26

and Archer at the Four Seasons Bar and

59:29

Porchayzki asked Hunter,

59:31

can you ring your dad?

59:33

At the time, it was early afternoon

59:35

Friday in Washington, DC.

59:38

Hunter then called his father, put him on

59:40

speaker, placed the phone on the table

59:43

and introduced the Ukrainians to Joe Biden

59:45

by name as Nikolai and

59:47

Vadim.

59:48

In the presence of Archer,

59:50

Hunter Biden apparently used

59:52

the phone trick as many as two

59:55

dozen times. The post reported whistle

59:57

blower Tony Bobolinsky,

59:59

most known.

59:59

for his joint venture with,

1:00:02

quote, 10 held by H for the

1:00:04

big guy, confirmed a similar tactic

1:00:06

during his experience with the Bidens at

1:00:08

the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles. Quote,

1:00:11

I'm also aware of other Biden family business

1:00:13

associates confirming that Joe would take phone

1:00:16

calls from Hunter in the middle of business

1:00:18

meetings and was way in via

1:00:20

speakerphone. Bob Linsky said, quote,

1:00:23

sitting with Hunter at Chateau Marmot

1:00:25

before I first met Joe Biden on May

1:00:28

2nd, 2017.

1:00:30

Hunter was adamant that his father takes

1:00:32

his calls at any time,

1:00:34

no matter what his lawyers say,

1:00:36

or with gatekeepers like Kate Bedingfield,

1:00:38

former Biden spokesperson playing interference.

1:00:41

The American people don't fully

1:00:43

appreciate yet the key role Joe

1:00:46

Biden played in the Biden family

1:00:48

global influence peddling.

1:00:50

I would equate it

1:00:51

to a chairman's role in a traditional

1:00:54

business structure. He added

1:00:56

no shit. No shit. So

1:00:58

let's backtrack a little bit. So in 2015, Archer

1:01:00

discussed expectations of high ranking

1:01:03

U.S. officials in Ukraine one

1:01:05

month before then vice president Biden

1:01:08

visited Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko

1:01:11

to demand the firing of a

1:01:13

prosecutor investigating the company. There

1:01:16

was a famous video went around. I already saw that where

1:01:18

he talked about, I told him he needs to fire him or

1:01:20

they're not getting no money.

1:01:22

He fired him. Ukraine got the billion dollars.

1:01:25

Everybody's talking about a little

1:01:27

bit, but here's one interesting thing that I wanted to bring up. Right.

1:01:29

So mainstream media, you guys, we all

1:01:32

know how they operate. They don't talk about certain

1:01:34

things that are damning.

1:01:35

But I want to show you what mainstream media

1:01:37

is focused about. They're focused about

1:01:39

this headline, for example,

1:01:42

DC federal courthouse photos sparked

1:01:44

Donald Trump indictment speculation,

1:01:47

saying the media teams have been setting up campsites

1:01:49

outside of courthouse in Washington, DC, amidst

1:01:52

speculation that a new indictment against Donald

1:01:54

Trump. Right. So you got all this overwhelming

1:01:56

proof that's coming out about this Biden family. But of course,

1:01:59

they still got it.

1:01:59

target Trump. Now, before

1:02:02

we get onto this, Andy, I got to show you one more thing that I thought

1:02:04

was just really, really bizarre.

1:02:07

So the only things you're seeing on, you know,

1:02:10

on the internet right now are those two topics

1:02:12

I've just mentioned are the three we covered so far. But

1:02:15

here's another headline that

1:02:17

a lot of these left-leaning news

1:02:19

sites are

1:02:20

picking up again that I thought was pretty interesting.

1:02:24

Headlines like this, note

1:02:26

cards and shorter shares, how Biden's

1:02:28

campaign is addressing his age. Aids

1:02:30

appear to be making concessions to Biden's age,

1:02:33

hoping to avoid viral moments

1:02:35

or headlines like this

1:02:37

from AP News. Biden downplayed age

1:02:39

talk, but subtle accommodations are being made. They're

1:02:41

bringing his age back up

1:02:43

and his fragility.

1:02:45

It makes me think that something's big about to fucking

1:02:47

happen. But

1:02:48

Andy, can you give us any sense

1:02:51

or calm? Well,

1:02:56

to me, the

1:02:58

age argument is not a real argument.

1:03:01

Like, yes, he's seen now. Yes, he's

1:03:04

like losing his mind.

1:03:06

No shit. Yeah. I mean, they're talking about like he,

1:03:08

they even changed the stairs that he uses to get on the

1:03:10

Air Force one and shit. I get it. I

1:03:12

understand that. But

1:03:16

you guys knew that he was old and see

1:03:19

now 2019, 2018. You

1:03:21

knew that then. So everybody knows

1:03:23

that that's the truth. And it seems like

1:03:25

the age discussion is thrown out more and more

1:03:27

as

1:03:28

a cover.

1:03:30

What's actually happening, which these men

1:03:32

have, like the article state, have been doing

1:03:34

pay per play for

1:03:37

literal. I mean, who knows how long.

1:03:39

And in my opinion,

1:03:41

the reason that this isn't getting talked about

1:03:44

is because

1:03:45

all the politicians do this in some

1:03:48

way, shape or form. And so they're

1:03:50

not going to blow the whistle on their own way

1:03:52

to make a living and make an income and put a

1:03:59

multi-million dollar properties.

1:04:02

You know what I'm saying? Like these people are

1:04:04

all full of shit,

1:04:05

all of them. And the

1:04:07

reason that they're not blasting this dude

1:04:10

for what's really going on is because they're all guilty of

1:04:12

it and all of it is

1:04:14

treasonous to this country, all of it. So

1:04:17

that's my take on the age argument. And

1:04:19

then furthermore, I believe that he was put

1:04:21

in power. So we would say,

1:04:23

man, he's just old and senile and stupid,

1:04:26

which makes him the perfect guy to advance an agenda

1:04:29

that is very damaging to the United

1:04:31

States, right? We could look at like, oh,

1:04:33

he depleted the oil reserves. Oh, that's just Joe,

1:04:35

he's stupid. Oh, they're leaving the

1:04:37

border open. Oh, they just don't get

1:04:40

it. They're so stupid. He's old. Oh,

1:04:42

he made these gaffes and he said

1:04:44

these things. Oh, that's just

1:04:46

old Joe. He's actually a really nice

1:04:49

guy.

1:04:49

Oh, they sent all of our military weapons

1:04:52

to Ukraine. You know, these

1:04:54

guys are just so stupid. And

1:04:57

in reality, there's nothing stupid

1:04:59

about it. It's all an intentional play that

1:05:01

he's being paid to run. And he is

1:05:03

the perfect guy to run it because

1:05:05

we all say, man,

1:05:07

they think we're stupid. They don't think you're

1:05:09

stupid.

1:05:11

They know you're stupid. That's

1:05:15

what people are failing to understand. They

1:05:18

don't think you're stupid. They know

1:05:20

you're stupid. They understand that

1:05:22

you will look at this at surface level and you will

1:05:24

not truly understand what's actually

1:05:27

happening here,

1:05:28

which is the destruction of the United States.

1:05:33

Furthermore, who's to say

1:05:36

that these people,

1:05:41

for example, let's use the cocaine thing,

1:05:43

right?

1:05:44

In the White House. Now,

1:05:48

they have surveillance of every single inch of that

1:05:50

building.

1:05:51

There's no reasonable person on this planet

1:05:54

that can't figure out who actually

1:05:56

did it.

1:05:57

And we all kind of think we know who did it,

1:05:59

right?

1:05:59

And then Matt saying who they know did

1:06:02

it, tells us who did it. So

1:06:04

do you, like I saw

1:06:06

somebody talking about this and the,

1:06:09

this is a pretty well known quote

1:06:11

unquote conservative influencer. That's

1:06:14

a whole other subject.

1:06:16

And they were like, at the end of it, they're like, they think we're

1:06:18

stupid. Well,

1:06:20

you are stupid. And here's why.

1:06:23

Could it possibly be that they don't actually

1:06:25

care if you see it or not? And they're actually

1:06:27

just doing these things to show you

1:06:30

we're in control and you're not, and there ain't nothing

1:06:32

you can fucking do about it.

1:06:34

Wouldn't that make sense? It's a big power point. At what

1:06:36

point do dictators

1:06:39

that emerge

1:06:40

cross from being someone who's pretending

1:06:43

like they're acting in the interests

1:06:44

of the people into actual

1:06:47

dictators that dictate?

1:06:49

Well, they don't just come out one day and say, I'm

1:06:51

the dictator.

1:06:53

What they do is a number of small moves

1:06:55

over the course of time that you do nothing

1:06:57

about.

1:06:58

And over the course of time, these moves

1:07:00

get progressively more absurd and progressively

1:07:02

more damaging. And as we do nothing

1:07:05

about it, they gain more and more and more perceived

1:07:07

power to do whatever they want.

1:07:10

And we thought about that. Does

1:07:14

that make sense? It makes perfect sense.

1:07:16

The more they're the more crazy shit that

1:07:19

they do, the more power

1:07:19

they gain to do whatever it is they want.

1:07:22

They're operating without any

1:07:24

sort of recourse whatsoever. And

1:07:27

so what we call that is unmasking

1:07:29

of the communism. That is us

1:07:32

going from what we perceive to

1:07:34

be a free country, which is

1:07:36

a lie, first of all, to

1:07:38

a new way where there's

1:07:41

certain people in power that just call the shots and

1:07:43

you can't say shit about it. And if you do,

1:07:45

we indict you. Put you in jail. I don't

1:07:47

even think the cocaine was an accident. I think it was

1:07:50

intentionally put there from the cost of the EMS

1:07:52

and first responders and the hazmat team.

1:07:54

Let's make this reaction. Let's put it out to

1:07:56

the pub because here's the thing. If they wanted to keep that quiet,

1:07:59

they could. They should have kept it fucking quiet. Yeah, but

1:08:02

that's how they take the mask off, bro. Yeah,

1:08:04

they're gonna do this. Let's create the fucking response.

1:08:06

Let the people see it. Yeah, and they won't do fucking

1:08:09

anything. Because they know what you're gonna say.

1:08:11

They're either gonna say, oh, they're so stupid.

1:08:14

Or they're gonna say, oh,

1:08:15

they think we're stupid.

1:08:18

No, they know you're stupid.

1:08:20

Because you keep saying they think we're stupid.

1:08:23

That proves that you are fucking stupid.

1:08:27

Like, does that not make

1:08:29

sense to you? At what

1:08:31

point are you conservative, pro-freedom

1:08:33

people out there are gonna stop saying, hey,

1:08:36

they think we're fucking stupid and start

1:08:38

saying what it is.

1:08:40

They're doing whatever they want and rubbing it

1:08:42

in our face and they think we won't do fucking anything

1:08:44

about it. That's the

1:08:46

truth.

1:08:49

Ooh, they almost think we're stupid.

1:08:52

Like, are you working for them? Are you part

1:08:54

of them? Why are you pushing that message out

1:08:56

to your millions of followers? Why

1:08:58

are you conservative influencers pushing out that message

1:09:01

of they think we're stupid to your millions of followers?

1:09:03

No,

1:09:04

you're doing their work by propagating that message.

1:09:06

They don't fucking think we're stupid. They know you're stupid.

1:09:09

They know that you're not gonna do anything. And they're

1:09:11

rubbing it in your fucking face and you're eating

1:09:13

it up

1:09:14

with fucking fork and knife, like Thanksgiving dinner,

1:09:16

bro. Buy my T-shirt. Yeah,

1:09:18

like,

1:09:20

bro, it's gross to me. Yeah,

1:09:24

it is, man.

1:09:26

Oh, they must think we're stupid. No,

1:09:28

they think you're gonna sit on your fucking Instagram

1:09:31

and not do a motherfucking thing.

1:09:32

That's what they think. And make some more excess. And the more

1:09:34

you allow them to continue to get away with it

1:09:37

over and over and over and over and

1:09:39

over and over again, the more power they gain,

1:09:42

okay? If they can ship all of our military

1:09:44

supplies to Ukraine, if they can

1:09:46

deplete our oil reserves, if they can open our

1:09:48

borders and let millions and millions and millions of

1:09:51

military-age males from other countries come across

1:09:53

the border, if they can allow crimes to

1:09:56

run rampant in their city, if they can deflate our

1:09:58

currency and ruin our economy, if-

1:09:59

they can, you

1:10:01

know, if they can

1:10:03

do what they did in Afghanistan and make us look ridiculous.

1:10:06

If they can do all these things,

1:10:08

like, no consequences.

1:10:09

Yeah. And they can get us to believe

1:10:11

a man is a man and a woman is a woman.

1:10:14

What can they not do? What

1:10:16

like, where's the line? Where's the line? If

1:10:19

we lived in America 30, 40, 50 years

1:10:22

ago, the military would have already arrested all

1:10:24

these people. In my opinion, the

1:10:26

military is like abandoning

1:10:28

the oath that they took the oath. The

1:10:31

oath, I believe, is defend

1:10:33

us against all enemies, foreign

1:10:35

and domestic. Well, guess what?

1:10:37

I'm not the fucking domestic enemy and neither

1:10:39

are you and neither are the people listening.

1:10:42

So where's our military stepping up? Where

1:10:44

are our actual leaders stepping up? Where,

1:10:46

where are people stepping up in these three letter agencies

1:10:48

saying, no, this is fucking bullshit.

1:10:52

You see what I'm saying?

1:10:56

Listen, we pride ourselves over here as America

1:10:58

being home of the what? Brave.

1:11:02

That's not what I'm seeing.

1:11:05

Whole bunch of people took those oaths that ain't doing shit.

1:11:07

It's

1:11:08

real shit.

1:11:09

Guys, what do you think?

1:11:11

Let us know. Let us know in

1:11:13

the comments. Hashtag call on Tyrone. I

1:11:17

like that one. I do too. Let

1:11:19

us know. But guys, that was our three headlines. It's time

1:11:21

to wrap this thing up, bring this show home with

1:11:24

our final segment of the show. As always

1:11:26

thumbs up or dumb as fuck. That's where we bring

1:11:28

a headline up. We talk about it. We go through it and they get one

1:11:30

of those two options.

1:11:31

So with that being said, our thumbs up or dumb

1:11:33

as fuck headline reads

1:11:35

photos,

1:11:36

roadside assistance,

1:11:38

NASCAR pit crew fixes car

1:11:41

damaged in accident on Chicago street.

1:11:43

I thought this was pretty fucking cool.

1:11:45

I thought

1:11:46

it was pretty cool. So listen to this. So a NASCAR

1:11:49

crew members

1:11:49

knew exactly what to do

1:11:51

Friday when a driver was involved

1:11:54

in a minor accident on a Chicago street.

1:11:56

The crew got the car running again after

1:11:58

it was damaged in a.

1:11:59

Fenderbender

1:12:01

near where racing teams were prepping

1:12:03

for inaugural race on the Chicago Street

1:12:05

course, according to CBS Sports.

1:12:08

The group included members of Colic

1:12:10

Racing and Legacy Motor Club

1:12:12

and was near South Doosable

1:12:15

Lakeshore Drive

1:12:16

when the two cars hit each other.

1:12:18

There were no injuries, but one of the vehicle's

1:12:20

front bumper and side were damaged

1:12:23

during the incident and needed to be fixed. When

1:12:25

the expert mechanic saw what happened,

1:12:27

they ran over to assist. Photos taken

1:12:30

at the scene captured the moments they pitched in

1:12:32

to help. So this was the tweet coming out from

1:12:34

Colic Racing. Update some of our guys

1:12:37

and some at Legacy Motor Club guys are

1:12:39

helping fix it up.

1:12:42

And there they are, they're on the streets of Chicago. So there

1:12:44

are semi-trucks parked right next to

1:12:47

where this front

1:12:49

bumper incident

1:12:51

happened. They ran right over there and fixed the

1:12:53

car up, man.

1:12:58

So article continues says,

1:13:00

quote,

1:13:00

that's some pretty sweet insurance coverage they

1:13:03

got. One social media user jokingly commented

1:13:06

to which another person replied, quote, that would

1:13:08

be a pleasant surprise if you called

1:13:10

roadside assistance and whole pit

1:13:12

crew showed up. NASCAR pit crews

1:13:14

have been described as the quote, hidden

1:13:17

athletes of car racing, according to endurance

1:13:19

warranty. Quote, when you look at the training

1:13:21

and the tremendous amount of pressure that falls on a pit

1:13:24

crew team, you come to appreciate

1:13:26

the hard work and technical procedures

1:13:28

that they have to carry out at every pit

1:13:30

stop. The site reads, per the

1:13:32

CBS report, Damon Lopez

1:13:34

of Colic said the groups removed

1:13:36

the car's bumper by unhooking the wire

1:13:39

harness, then reattached

1:13:41

it before the motor is left. Quote,

1:13:44

normally confined to the controlled environment

1:13:46

of a racetrack's garage area, the makeshift

1:13:48

repair work in response to a traffic

1:13:51

accident illustrated the new and decidedly

1:13:53

urban environment the NASCAR's crews now

1:13:56

inhabit in Chicago's Grant Park area.

1:13:59

Andy, where we at?

1:14:02

So because NASCAR crews decided to fix a car

1:14:09

that had been involved in an accident,

1:14:12

that

1:14:12

means NASCAR is more black. Yeah.

1:14:16

Is that what they're saying? I

1:14:19

mean, like. Yeah, I'm just glad that you're getting

1:14:21

a big shot. Can

1:14:24

I be honest? What's up?

1:14:26

I mean. It's really, yeah.

1:14:29

I mean, would you like me to say, oh, this is thumbs up. This

1:14:31

is great. Or would you like me to tell the truth?

1:14:33

Hey, we're here for the truth, baby. Yeah, get the fuck

1:14:35

out of here with this shit. This is a PR stunt.

1:14:38

These motherfuckers, they might've been good dudes

1:14:40

and they fix the car, but the reality

1:14:43

of it is there's fucking fuel pods

1:14:45

sitting there. Like what do they do? Yeah,

1:14:47

so they're parked on the street, but I think that's actually why

1:14:49

their fucking cars crashed. Listen, man.

1:14:54

They didn't fucking mechanically

1:14:56

fix the car. The bumper was damaged

1:14:58

and the door was damaged and they fucking

1:15:01

took the shit off and a car went down the road.

1:15:03

Like you have to know absolutely fucking

1:15:06

nothing about cars to even fucking believe this

1:15:08

shit. So, you

1:15:10

know, thumbs up to them being good dudes, but

1:15:12

let's not make this into this whole thing.

1:15:15

Go back to the last page the article said.

1:15:18

Right here. Right, wait, no, this isn't it.

1:15:21

Let's read this. Here you go. Normally

1:15:24

confined to the controlled environment of a racetrack's

1:15:26

garage area, the makeshift repair work

1:15:28

in response to the traffic accident illustrated

1:15:30

the new and decidedly urban environment

1:15:33

that NASCAR's crews now inhabit

1:15:35

in Chicago's Grand Park area. Yeah, I don't even know what

1:15:37

that part means. It means because they

1:15:39

did this, they're now more urban

1:15:41

and black. They love black people. Get the fuck out

1:15:43

of here, dude. Like this is a bullshit

1:15:46

article and to the guys that did it, you're good guys.

1:15:48

I'm not saying that. No, that's not your fault. It's whoever's

1:15:50

running this next handle. Yeah, but the media's turning this into some fucking

1:15:53

bullshit.

1:15:54

Okay, like they didn't fucking repair. Dude,

1:15:56

you took the fucking dragon ass bumper off the

1:15:58

car. You threw it on the fucking road.

1:15:59

else does and they get in a bumper accident and they

1:16:02

drove off.

1:16:05

Can we be fucking real here, dude? Like, can we

1:16:07

just be fucking real? Like this is absurd shit

1:16:09

because a couple dudes on

1:16:11

the NASCAR pit team, uh,

1:16:14

fixed and we're good Samaritans and fix this

1:16:16

car. Now NASCAR is more urban. Yeah.

1:16:24

Yeah. I saw, no, somebody did comment though. So

1:16:26

these trucks are sitting on the side of the road.

1:16:28

Like they're just. What am I wrong?

1:16:30

Like, are you laughing because I'm right or I'm wrong? The

1:16:33

whole crew's in here laughing. Like,

1:16:35

dude, I'm sorry. I would love to sit here and say, Oh,

1:16:38

it's so fucking great. But like, dude, I

1:16:40

can't help but notice that

1:16:42

they,

1:16:44

come on, man. Listen, I say thumbs

1:16:46

up for not getting shot. Listen, I think thumbs up.

1:16:48

I'm going to give it thumbs up because it's good that they help

1:16:50

the people. Cause it should always help people. Well,

1:16:53

let's not turn this into some fucking branding.

1:16:55

DI bullshit. I mean, this fucking

1:16:57

manifesto. By the way,

1:16:58

NASCAR is plenty black. Like

1:17:00

there's a lot of black people that love fucking cars.

1:17:02

Like the idea that like

1:17:05

black people don't like racing cars. Like

1:17:07

it's ridiculous. Yeah. Okay. Like

1:17:10

it's bubble Wallace bro.

1:17:12

What's up? You know what a fucking

1:17:14

sign. You

1:17:20

know what I'm saying, dude, like, like, dude, everything's

1:17:23

got to be this. Like

1:17:25

feel good branding

1:17:27

bullshit around like,

1:17:29

bro, a couple dudes helped the car that was in a fucking

1:17:31

fender better. Yeah. Does it matter what color the fucking

1:17:33

people were or what area? Like what, what

1:17:36

color the people are that inhabit the area?

1:17:38

Right.

1:17:40

It's fucking dude. It's fun. Good dudes helping out

1:17:42

people who need some help. Andy, I bet you a hundred dollars.

1:17:45

Whoever wrote this,

1:17:46

whoever, whoever X this out is

1:17:48

a brunch.

1:17:51

I can tell you this. They're definitely, uh,

1:17:53

they're definitely

1:17:55

pandering to the race shit.

1:17:57

I think that, you know, and I think I

1:17:59

honestly.

1:17:59

I

1:18:00

think that's part of the problem. Everybody's

1:18:03

trying to out virtue each other about who

1:18:05

can be more this or more that or more this

1:18:07

or more that. Like, bro, this ain't that hard. Like

1:18:09

a couple dudes saw an accident, they

1:18:12

happened to be part of a NASCAR team, and they

1:18:14

went over there and helped the people that were in the accident.

1:18:18

Good. Thumbs up. We're not improving

1:18:20

urban environments and bullshit. I was just saying, like, dude,

1:18:22

get the fuck out of here, dude. Like,

1:18:25

let's just tell it the truth. And by the way,

1:18:27

cool. These guys on the race team,

1:18:29

like, bro, these are some of the coolest dudes ever,

1:18:32

bro.

1:18:32

You know what I'm saying? There's no disrespect towards

1:18:34

them. They did the right thing, but the media's, and

1:18:37

like,

1:18:37

not everything has to be this,

1:18:40

like,

1:18:40

why can't the story be like this?

1:18:42

Good Samaritans from NASCAR team help out

1:18:44

people in trouble.

1:18:46

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I'm leaving with that. Like, why's it

1:18:48

gotta be this, oh, this just shows

1:18:50

that NASCAR is more race friendly. Like,

1:18:52

what the fuck? We're not racist. Yeah,

1:18:54

we're shit, dude. Like,

1:18:57

fuck. I love it, man. I just,

1:19:00

dude, I just, I'm so tired of the, like,

1:19:02

the stuff.

1:19:03

You know, like,

1:19:05

can we just get back to being normal? Yeah. Like,

1:19:08

bro, can we just, like, can we just be normal? Yeah.

1:19:11

I'm with it, man. I give it thumbs up because the guys

1:19:13

that actually helped

1:19:14

did a good thing. I'm with you.

1:19:17

Yeah. Well, guys, Andy, that's all I got.

1:19:20

Me too. Don't be a hoe. Show the show.

1:19:23

Went from sleeping on the floor. Now my jewelry

1:19:26

box froze. Fuck a boat. Fuck a stove.

1:19:28

Counted millions in a coat. Bad bitch,

1:19:31

booty swole. Got her on bankroll.

1:19:33

Can't fold. That's a no. Headshot,

1:19:36

case close. Close.