Explicit Prepping for Nuclear War, Basic Butchering
Ep. 35

Prepping for Nuclear War, Basic Butchering

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Prepping for Nuclear War, Basic Butchering

00:00:00 - 00:02:09 Monero giveaway results

00:02:09 - 00:03:00 Aunt Jemima is back

00:03:00 - 00:07:33 Biden starting WW3

00:07:33 - 00:16:41 Matt Gaetz out and other Trump picks

00:16:41 - 00:21:10 Democrats and mainstream media cratering

00:21:10 - 00:49:47 Nuanced philosophical discussion about rights and personhood

00:49:47 - 01:08:46 Dave teaches basic butchering

01:08:46 - 01:16:33 Ron talks about prepping for nuclear war

01:16:33 - 01:21:21 Mike Tyson / Jake Paul fight

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All right, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. Yay, I got it right. Without

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bumbling my words. We had to retake that 23 times. We're gonna set for a bloopers reel.

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It's gonna be half me and then half a Biden doing his blooper reels because I don't want

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to be the biggest idiot on the blooper reel. So I am Ron Morgan, my cohost. Dave Havlicek.

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We're here to educate you, entertain you, and hopefully make you at least laugh. Apparently,

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we got a laugh out loud by our listener the other day when I was making fun of Biden for

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sucking that baby's foot. I said the word boner and he said he laughed out loud when

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he said the word boner. So boner. All right. So before we get into the show, we are gonna

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Monero price. If it crashes today and it could be 15 cents. Who knows with crypto?

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All right. So did you hear the breaking news yesterday? No. Is that even political?

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Okay. Interesting. It's interesting because they are bringing Aunt Jemima back to the

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syrup bottle. No way. Yes. I sourced it from three different places. I'm not saying I'm 100%

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right, but it looks like they are the woke people are losing big time. AOC took her pronouns out.

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Yeah. Aunt Jemima is coming back with Uncle Ben. Is he coming back? Uncle Ben, how about the

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Butter person? The Indian? The Butter? The Land O Lakes? Yeah. Yeah. The Land O Lakes. I mean,

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I was never a big fan of Land O Lakes. I like to make my own butter. Have you ever made your own

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Butters? Yeah. Oh, delicious. Butter. Yeah. It's not buying butter at the store. It's making your own

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Butter. Butter, whipped cream. Maybe I'll do a show on that. A segment on that. Yeah, we could do that.

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So we had the breaking news. What else? I don't even know where. Well, Biden is trying to start

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World War III before he gets out. Is it Lame Duck? Is it Biden or is it somebody else doing it for him?

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Biden gave the order. Did he? Yeah. Does he give orders anymore? I think so. Yeah. He went on TV

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and said the words. Oh, he did. Yeah. Well, they explained because they showed an interview of him

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from back in the 90s and he's like, a president should not possibly start war without Congress.

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I was like, wait, what? I'm confused. But whatever. Holy shit. Yeah. So he authorized Ukraine to use

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US missiles, US long range missiles into Russia. With the UN's blessing. Yeah.

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Good luck to us. Yeah. Well, it was five missile shot and Russia's missile defense shot for them

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down. One did hit the ground and started a fire at a military base. Luckily, it wasn't the ammo dump.

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There was no casualties on Russia's side, which is great. Yeah. That makes me a little nervous,

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actually. What are these idiots doing? Well, okay. So Trump technically cannot communicate with

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Putin as the president. That's not true. No, but he can't tell them what he would do as president,

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I thought. No, he can talk as a private citizen. To the leader of Russia. He cannot make binding deals

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about the US. See, I thought he got in trouble back in 16 because he was talking to a world leader.

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If you read the act, it's that you cannot speak on behalf of the United States. Okay. So you can't say,

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hey, I'm going to be the president in three months. I'm going to do this. You can't do that.

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Right. He can't act as a president. But he can say, hey, Putin, cool it down.

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Well, so Putin's not doing anything. Yeah, actually about Putin's sound this way. What Trump did do,

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though, is I thought he couldn't even address Putin. No, of course he can't. Because I thought

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they had to be recorded and everything, but he's not the president. Okay. But he didn't... I could

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call Putin if I wanted to. Or do you have his phone number? If I could get his phone number.

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I mean, he's probably on the dark web. He's probably in the chat room with us right now.

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Can we interview him? If he wants to. Oh, no, there are restrooms for that.

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Why? It's free speech. No, I'm checking the car also, man. They're like...

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You don't give a fuck. Free speech. Yeah. So...

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You're in our chat room on the dark web? Come talk to us, buddy.

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Actually, if there are any Russians in our listening base, let us know. We'll do a Zoom call

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with you. I'd like to see what Russia's taking. Because the dark web, there's a lot of Russians on there.

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I'd like to see what Russia's taking on this. To Russia with much love from Canary the Cage.

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Well, Trump did do a press conference. Yeah. And he said that he wants to end the war. He will not

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allow Ukraine to enter NATO for like 13 years. So, that might be crossing that line.

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He was talking to the citizens of the United States. Oh, okay. Well, yeah.

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So, he's just saying, hey, citizens, thanks for electing me. This is what I wanted to do to stop

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the war. And he said, Russia can keep the territory they have. Ukraine's got to keep the territory

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they have. There was just a lot of stuff laid out. And then Putin responded with, yeah, that sounds

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pretty good. So, hopefully Putin will just deal with whatever happens. I just hope that we don't

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shoot a missile over there that actually kills a Russian. Because that might change Putin's...

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I don't know. Putin doesn't give a fuck about those people. Just random peasants, like whatever.

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That's just his opinion he could be wrong. Don't sue us, Putin. Come on. Come on, defend yourself.

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So... Is he speaking English? I don't think so, actually, because there's always a translator.

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I'm sure we could find a Russian translator here in Vegas. Yeah, I could get one, yeah.

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Seriously? Yeah. Okay. Of course, it's Russian. Actually, what's kind of funny about this is when

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Kennedy was still running for president, he was in area 15 here in Vegas. Okay. And he was just doing

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a press or a show or whatever, an event. And I got there pretty early because my son worked there

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at the time. And we were kind of hanging out. And my wife was in one area, I was in another area,

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and I was sitting next to a reporter. And I started talking to him. And he's like, well, yeah,

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I'm from Russia. I'm a Russian reporter. I'm like, no way, seriously? He's like, yeah, go, come on,

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man. Put me on Russian TV. I think you told the story. Oh, did I? I probably did, because I actually

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liked it. But it's, but it's, you're like getting to be that old man, where you have five stories,

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and you keep telling them over and over again. Get my cane and check my stick. Get off my lawn.

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So quit telling me I'm repeating my stories. It's all I got left in life is stories. Yeah, so

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I'm old, I can't go out and do news. I only got my old ones. So yeah, no, what else is going on?

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I didn't take any notes. So it's all you for the, Matt Gaetz is out.

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Yes, he did. He said he's not going to, he said it or he said it. He removed himself. Yeah,

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because he was stirring up too much controversy. That's the official story.

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I mean, like, oh, look, the, the, was the department of justice that investigated him already

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and said there's no evidence. Yeah. But I do believe, I do believe of the, well, I was going to say

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that, you know, we do, I want to take a side note. We, I usually try to post our stories on X.

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So I, well, I can, it's kind of my notes. Yeah. And then you guys can go and see what I talk about.

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But for some reason, you, we're still on YouTube, but we're not on X anymore.

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No, hold on. This is not my fault. Yes, it is. It's my post, but it's not my fault. Oh, come on.

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So, so my post was, okay, I was discussing with some idiot, like I always am, and they were saying,

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it was about religion. And they were saying, I used to be an atheist, but then I saw how

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atheists act like other Reddit people on Reddit, you know, the Reddit atheism trope with the fedora,

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you know, I saw how they acted so that I stopped being an atheist. And then I responded with,

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oh, well, Hitler believed in gravity. I guess you should go jump off the cliff.

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Right. The logical connection, right? And they banned me for that.

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See, that's weird because that's an if then statement. Yes. It's not a threat. Right.

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Come on, Elon. We've been very, I've been very complimentary of you.

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No, here's the mineral challenge for this week. Okay. How do we get back on X?

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You have to add Elon Musk about our ban and then send the post to me so I can verify it.

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And it doesn't matter if he reverses it or not. As long as you add him and we get some word out

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there, you'll, everyone who does it goes into the wheel and that's the Monera giveaway for this

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week. There you go. So, all right. Okay, I forgot what I was talking about before. But that's okay.

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So, oh yeah, we're back gates. So yeah, he said it was just too much controversy. I'm sure there's

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a bigger story there. But I looked into his case, right? And what happened was his friend

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was doing this prostitution shit with teenagers. Okay. So legit, you know, bad stuff. Yeah.

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Um, and they got caught and they got busted. And I believe they're in prison right now.

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And they said, oh, Gates is a part of it and will give you him for a deal, right?

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For time off. Hmm. Of course, they're going to say that, right? They have a powerful friend.

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Yeah. Okay, but is there any evidence? So what happened was, Gates was chatting with these girls.

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Um, as far as we know, none of the chats were inappropriate.

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He then mowed one like 900 bucks. But it didn't say what for.

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I believe he according to him, it was for like college tuition or something.

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Right. Like, obviously, he can make it up. He believed why if he actually was doing nasty shit.

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But none of the girls are speaking up, right? Right. Not saying he did this to me.

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There's no witnesses. So there's no, no witnesses, no hard evidence. And that's all there is. So like,

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the DOJ says, well, we don't have enough evidence to go after him. And then now the house, which is

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still run by Democrats, mostly run by Democrats, and some rhinos, which is why they have control.

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They're like, well, we're going to do our own investigation. And that's been going on for

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two fucking years, by the way. So like, what the fuck are we doing? So yeah, because they're

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demanding all the facts be released in the case. They've been released. What else is there? Well,

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no, no, there, there's still a report. The actual report, the DOJ filled out has not been released.

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And they want to release it. But well, no, I think it's Marjorie Green. Is that her name?

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Marjorie Taylor Green. Yeah. I believe it was her that said, okay, release it, but

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release them all. Yeah. Every congressperson who's been under investigation,

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of course, release it all. I pay for these investigations, right? This is my money. Apparently

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there's been a ton of money paid out in lawsuits against Congresswomeners. Oh yeah,

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they have a fund for it. Thomas Massey talks about this. And hey, Mr. Massey, if you want to come

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on the show as well, as we know, I would love to do that Kentucky thing. And by my website, I see it.

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But if you want to come and talk about that, yeah, there's an actual fund

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that's designed to pay out lawsuits against Congress people. And maybe that fund will pay

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me for doing that. Yeah. So Massey was, he was interviewing somebody. I remember, I think it was

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the FBI. And oh, I think it was the head of the FBI, actually. And he goes, what did he want?

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He asked for some classified documents. Of course, the state of the answer from the FBI as well. It's

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an ongoing case. We can't do it. And Massey from the top rope for the noble. You might want to release

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that because we are allowed to hear classified documents and we fund you. And I'm like, fuck yeah.

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Yeah. So, so we are, yeah. Get all these fucking scumbags out of here. But if we had X,

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you would see this picture I was going to post. And I believe it was the building in front of the

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DOJ. Yeah. Guess what was parked out in front of the DOJ the other day? A shredder truck.

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It's just like, meh, meh. Just burn the building down because you guys are fucked. You're not just

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digital now, right? Like you can shred it all you want. You got digital copies. Yeah. So, yeah,

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I was kind of watching that. I'm like, holy Jesus. So we'll have to see what goes on. But

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Trump did put another nominee up right away. And it's the, she's a prosecutor out of Florida,

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I believe. No, no, she's actually, I don't know her name. She was actually on his legal defense team.

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I just hate prosecutors by default. They're all scumbags. I mean, like Kamala Harris, prosecutor.

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Yeah. There's a guy that plays poker here in town. He's a former federal prosecutor.

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And like, I kind of jab him a little bit with legal stuff. And like, he's got this, you know,

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tough on crime attitude, which they all do. And like, they'll fucking put your

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grandmother in prison for a J-walking. Like, they're all scumbags.

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Yeah, they are. I don't know. So what we'll have to see out where, hopefully she's not a

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DEI higher. I don't believe she is. We're not libertarian, man. Come on, Trump. Yeah, Trump.

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Now, where is he or she? So I've been thinking about this. And, you know,

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I'm kind of, the first time in my life, I'm kind of excited about what's going on, because

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not necessarily just for Trump, but the team he is picking. I mean, I'm really kind of excited

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about this. I'm kind of see how it works out. But do you think Trump should reach across the aisle

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to the Democrats for a little bit? I mean, he's already picked RFK and Tulsi Gabbard.

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No, but I mean, I'm thinking more like, I mean, like Harris has been getting some campaign

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promises. I would doubt he's out of the progressives. Fuck them.

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No, see, no, I say give it, put it out of the branch out.

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Not to the progressive.

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Why not?

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Because they're communists.

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Well, there's two things that he could do that might mend some fences.

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I don't want to mend fences with these people.

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Well, no, he could get rid of the filibuster,

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because they want the filibuster gone. So why not get rid of the filibuster? No, I really think

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he should, because one, it would piss off the Democrats. And they've wanted to do it,

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but they only want to do it with their control. Of course. Yeah.

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So because there's going to be a lot of shit going through this.

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You don't want to play that game. Oh, yeah.

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Well, there's also because they will take over again. Like this is not.

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I'm not sure about that. Well, because that's actually thinking that if they keep, by the way,

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Democrats keep doing exactly what you're doing. Right.

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Please do because here's the thing. You keep doing it on the next few election cycles.

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The libertarians might be higher than you. We're still going to only have 3%.

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You're just going to have less than 3%. But the other thing he could do is pack the court.

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See, again, that's like a game you don't want to play.

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Oh, well, he just packs up with the...

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He's already got the courts. What are you talking about?

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But just seal that deal right off the bat.

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No, no, no, no, no.

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Oh, just come on and do it.

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No, never do that.

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Again, like that's cutting off your nose despite your face.

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No, I get it. I mean, I get it. It's a baby step. We don't want to go down.

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But if they get back in, well, who knows what the Democrat Party's going to shake out to be like?

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Because they fucked up. They messed up. They're paying dearly for it.

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And man, are they trying to... Well, you know, wait, they're still counting votes, by the way.

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In a few states. They finally...

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Like Nevada? I still see like my votes trickle up every once in a while.

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They're still... They finally closed Pennsylvania. So that's official.

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I think what they're trying to do is they're trying to get the popular vote to Harris.

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So they keep... I think it's not enough.

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Well, no, but well, that's why they need time to fill out more ballots.

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It's just not enough. It's not even close, dude. He's like two and a half million ahead.

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In popular? Yeah.

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Yeah, because CNN is like, well, it's really not that big of a win.

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You know, it's like, well, you know, Obama, you know, his popular vote was more.

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Well, he's a Democrat. Democrats typically get popular vote.

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Comparator, another Republican, tell me where it is. CNN.

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Oh, has anybody contacted you about buying MSNBC4s?

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About what?

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Remember I wanted to buy MSNBC4s. I want to go with the listers.

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Hey, Putin, buy MSNBC4s. You got the money. Buy MSNBC4s.

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They're actually going to have to change the name, by the way.

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There's actually a lot of shit going on.

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It's apparently, and I just heard this today, they're actually...

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Comcast is not getting pissed because it's dragging down their shares.

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I know I have to look into it a little bit more. I literally just heard it today.

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But yeah, they may have to change. They fucked it up so bad.

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It's going to have to call something else. And CNN, they're firing people,

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getting rid of the high class talent, the liars that they are.

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Oh, I should have brought this up under the Gates thing.

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Guess what happened on the view?

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So one of the ladies, I don't know their names,

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was making a comment about Gates. And two minutes later, Whoopi goes,

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so-and-so needs to do a legal request or legal remark.

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And you can tell she was listening to her ear. She's like, I have to recant what I said.

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And she was not happy about it. So keep going, Vio.

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What did she say? That was...

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Just talked about... She talked about the sex case, but she talked about it in a manner of what

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it might be true. She didn't say it was true, but she alluded that there was some stuff that could be...

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These people just never fucking learn.

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Oh, dude, CNN is losing their mind.

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I mean, they're just like, no, it's really not a mandate for the American people.

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Oh, wait, it's not... When I say mandate, I don't mean to chase Oliver mandate.

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I mean, a kind of real mandate from the people.

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Because what happened on the election day was the American people gave our government a mandate

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and you better fucking listen up, government. The other thing happened, I didn't know this,

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but we also gave out an IQ test at the first time during the election.

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And we found out... How many votes did Harris get?

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Shit ton of dumb people.

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So dumb people, shave your heads, quit having sex. We're cool with that.

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Oh, you want to crash the economy? Go right ahead. Stop spending money.

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This is what guys like...

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$34 million.

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We're going to stop buying stuff. We're going to... We're going to stock up on stuff

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so we don't have to buy stuff during the Trump administration.

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Okay.

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Okay, so what? No fresh meat? No meat at all? Just canned goods?

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What do you mean through Democrats?

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Dude, if you'd listened to us, you'd be a proper by now anyway.

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You'd be prepared for four years is a bit much, but it's none this is going to happen.

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The blue hairs are going to be...

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I heard today that Ellen DeGeneres has left the country.

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She left the country. Why, I wonder.

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Well, allegedly it's because abortion.

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Now, I think she lives in California, which has very liberal abortion rules.

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Yeah.

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And she went to the UK.

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How's there abortion rules?

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Well, apparently you cannot have elective abortions in the UK at all.

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Huh.

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You only... You need to have a valid reason like the health of the mother, the health of the fetus.

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And I think it's only up to 28 weeks.

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So, 24 weeks.

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Okay, so I have one question then. It's kind of an important one.

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What is the expedition treaty with Britain?

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I'm pretty sure we have one.

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I'm pretty sure we do.

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Yeah.

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So, we might be going scoop her up when the ditty tapes come out and the upstate tapes come out

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because they're coming out people.

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Hey, they better come out.

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We're going to scoop her up and lock her up.

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I had someone dig up a tweet from 2016 from Alan.

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You came to show prepared.

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Yeah. Well, this was just random actually.

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I'll put it up on the screen for you guys.

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It says, happy birthday, pee, ditty, puff, daddy, Sean Combs, or as I call him,

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cuddle, mix, snuggle stuff.

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You don't need to know why.

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Oh.

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So, as Alan wishing happy birthday to the pee, ditty.

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But not this time while he was in jail.

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No, no, 2016.

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Okay, I know. But did you see the phone call with his kids?

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I don't want to do that.

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I don't want to do that.

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Okay, so he had a birthday phone call with his kids, which people are actually saying that it

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could be interfering with the court case.

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Oh, like a mafia talk, that kind of thing?

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Well, no, just showing that the kids like, oh, we miss you.

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Oh, I love you.

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And it's just, it's making him in a different light.

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Oh.

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That he's not in.

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He's allowed to talk to them.

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No, I know. But does it have to be released?

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Well, who released it?

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His family.

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They can do whatever they want.

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That's fine. He's going to jail anyway.

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So, oh, and then I do want to make a kind of one.

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Make this at the beginning.

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Um, Lake in Riley.

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You know that is my, my condolences to the family.

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She was killed a while back from.

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Oh, yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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He was just found guilty in court.

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Oh, okay.

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There you go.

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If you if you're like community service or what?

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Yeah.

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No, no, they gave him life.

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They took death.

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The death penalty was off the case.

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Okay.

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Um, that one, I think the death penalty should have been left on.

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Um, what was that?

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Georgia.

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Oh, yeah.

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They don't fuck around in Georgia.

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Yeah.

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Well, apparently they do because they took the def, uh, death off.

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Well, there might be like qualifications that you need.

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I don't know how.

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Yeah.

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But if you're a man and you don't like your eyes tearing up and,

21:43

you know, kind of crying a little bit, don't, don't watch her.

21:46

I think it was a brother reading her journal.

21:49

It was a letter to her future husband.

21:52

Oh, man.

21:52

That one was a little bit rough to watch.

21:54

Even Kat Turner was like, dude, don't be sick.

21:55

I was crying on that one.

21:57

And I'm like, let me see.

21:58

And I watch them.

21:58

I'm like, holy shit.

21:59

This is not cool, man.

22:01

Jesus.

22:01

But I will say, um, the prosecutor, you know,

22:04

want to take the death penalty off the, off the case, that's fine.

22:08

Even though I think he should have left it on.

22:11

But as long as you put them in Gen Pop, I'm okay.

22:15

Every once in a while, someone goes into the prison system.

22:19

They just need to be removed from the prison system.

22:22

I know, it happens to a lot of people.

22:24

Like high profile Dahmer was killed in prison.

22:27

The guy who was at the Olympic gymnast team,

22:30

doctor, he got, I don't think he's dead, but he's got stabbed.

22:32

Yeah.

22:33

So I would offer cartons of cigarettes,

22:37

but I think that would be a crime.

22:38

So I will not be offered cartons of cigarettes.

22:42

But if you mean our Monero challenges, you can get in there.

22:44

I'm like, that's on the table.

22:45

I'm just saying that guy, uh, he needs to meet Jesus.

22:50

And then we put him to hell.

22:52

You know, if he hell exists or whatever.

22:53

I'm like, I'm not getting rid of just debate.

22:55

I just wanted to say, guy needs to die.

22:57

He killed that.

22:58

I think it was eight minutes.

22:59

He was just brutally killing her.

23:01

He tried raping her.

23:02

She fought back with everything she had.

23:04

And he decided to pick up a stone and beat her in the head with it.

23:09

The thing is, I've gotten a few arguments about this and they're like,

23:11

wow, Americans kill people too.

23:14

It's true, but he shouldn't have been in his country.

23:17

So she would still be alive if the Biden and Harris administration

23:21

kept the border where Trump gave it to him at.

23:24

Just saying.

23:25

Um, I mean, like, I don't know, I don't know how you want to spend time.

23:30

How much time you want to spend on this?

23:31

Oh, we're going to spend a lot of time on this coverage.

23:33

Like, that's like,

23:34

Just turn off the welfare.

23:35

That's how you do it.

23:35

Just like, don't you have to build a fucking wall,

23:37

spend $20 billion deporting people, turn off the welfare.

23:41

That is, that is definitely wrong.

23:43

That's Ron Paul's view and a libertarian view.

23:46

And I would agree with that, except for now.

23:49

We have too many people in their criminals.

23:51

You know the crime rate.

23:52

It doesn't matter.

23:53

The crime rate in Hades is,

23:54

is we take it away and they've already taken over apartment buildings.

23:59

They apparently eat our pets.

24:00

Yeah.

24:00

So like, okay, it's just going to get worse.

24:03

Take away the welfare at step one.

24:04

Okay.

24:06

Let people defend themselves.

24:08

There is all these dumb ass gun laws that are illegal according to the Second Amendment,

24:12

where especially in Colorado, California, Illinois,

24:14

Arizona, Arizona, you know why there's no gains taken over Nevada apartments, right?

24:20

Go fucking shoot them.

24:22

Come at us, bros.

24:23

We'll take you on.

24:25

Now the, the, well, because you've got,

24:27

you got these Democrat governors, they're all coming out going,

24:30

we will not support this.

24:31

So the, the, like the baby talker in Arizona,

24:35

yeah, the governor, she's the baby talker, which have you,

24:38

Adam Crowley has a theory that if you, if you talk like a baby,

24:42

you were probably raped at that age and that's why your voice didn't change from that on.

24:45

I'm not saying that's true.

24:46

I'm just saying Adam Crowley's theory is a pretty smart guy.

24:48

So we'll see where that goes.

24:50

She made a speech that she would not be supporting Trump

24:52

and she would not allow this to happen in her state.

24:54

Oh, see that's the other thing.

24:56

Wait, about three hours later, she said,

24:59

no, I'm going to retract that statement because somebody got there and go,

25:03

you're in Arizona.

25:04

Do you want to be reelected?

25:05

You have any chance?

25:06

That's the other thing, like in states like California or Illinois,

25:09

they can actually do that, right?

25:11

They can, they can fight back against the feds.

25:13

They can, they can deploy resources to, to slow them down, to get them out of the way.

25:17

And it's just going to cost more money to you and me.

25:20

So this is what Trump says.

25:22

Oh, it's only going to cost $20 billion.

25:24

It's going to cost $80 billion and it's not going to get done anyway.

25:27

So is your Trump's plan?

25:30

Not in detail, no.

25:31

It's actually really simple.

25:33

And this is what I want to talk to you about because

25:35

I want to hit the national emergency thing.

25:37

Right. Because so you can use the military.

25:39

Yeah, that's, that's, that's a bad idea.

25:41

It's a very bad idea.

25:42

Rand Paul came out against it.

25:43

Say he does not support that.

25:45

It would not be a good look.

25:46

But if not the military, then who?

25:49

I told you, turn off the fucking weather.

25:51

They just go home.

25:51

They can't go back.

25:53

I love them.

25:54

They can't go back.

25:54

Walk. Get out.

25:56

Mexico said they'll take them.

25:57

Mexico said they'll take all these people.

25:59

Well, they'll take the Mexican ones.

26:00

Oh, the Mex, the Mexicans, I don't care about.

26:03

They can stay.

26:03

Okay. Well, everybody else, I don't care.

26:06

Go get out.

26:06

You can't stay here.

26:07

So this is my question.

26:09

Hey, so you're against the middle.

26:10

Or you become productive.

26:11

Stop, stop.

26:11

Stop.

26:12

You gotta go.

26:13

You gotta go.

26:13

Nope.

26:14

That's why, because we still don't know if they're going to be an active,

26:17

if they're going to be a bad actor in the next 60 days.

26:19

Okay. Well,

26:19

And they might be.

26:20

But we talked about our whole,

26:22

we talked about our libertarian prison idea

26:24

was that last week or two weeks ago?

26:26

I forget.

26:26

But yeah, just do that.

26:28

Right.

26:28

Set up these, you can like set up Ron Town

26:31

out in the Nevada desert somewhere.

26:33

I'm like, hey, if you're, if you're an illegal,

26:35

that's a criminal.

26:36

Come work at Ron Town.

26:38

You can, you can party and drink and do whatever you want.

26:40

So I'll get your work done.

26:42

You can fuck with me.

26:43

You're dead.

26:43

You can eat other coyotes you can catch.

26:45

Yeah.

26:47

Because I'm not allowed to eat dogs in Ron Town.

26:49

There's no eating dogs and cats in Ron Town.

26:51

No eating raccoons or squirrels either in Ron Town.

26:53

I mean,

26:55

No, but actually Florida, Texas has already given the federal,

26:57

offered the federal government like a couple hundred acres

27:00

for a retention camp to hold them while they push them back into Mexico.

27:05

But no, so, but the

27:05

You're wasting more fucking money.

27:07

So, but here, here's, so I know you're against the military.

27:09

I'm, I'm willing to entertain it to be an possibility

27:15

because I want them out quick.

27:17

You're, so you're walking down the,

27:18

like this is a big thing for you.

27:20

Like you're walking down the public sidewalk

27:22

and there's a guy in military uniform and he says,

27:25

show me your papers.

27:26

Right.

27:26

And well, I was at the night's game and outside the night's game

27:29

was Metro walk around with military style weapons.

27:32

Yeah.

27:33

I didn't like that.

27:33

Right.

27:34

Well, that's what's going to happen.

27:34

And it happened in Chicago too.

27:37

And I, and I agree.

27:38

Well, this is, this is what I wanted to have the conversation.

27:40

I want to have a conversation about this.

27:42

So the military, let's just say the,

27:45

this is say the military for,

27:47

for purposes of this, of this conversation,

27:49

let's say the military does, if it's not the military,

27:51

maybe the national guard, because they're,

27:53

they're a different version of the military.

27:56

But because we can't trust the police to do it.

27:59

One, they're overbooked anyway,

28:00

and they get controlled by the mayors and the governors,

28:03

and they won't even call ICE when they arrest these people.

28:06

Right.

28:07

So that's why I think it has to be either,

28:11

it has to be the military, the natural guard,

28:13

or we have to start a whole new department

28:14

in the federal government that does this,

28:16

which I am against that 100%.

28:18

They have to go.

28:19

Turn off the welfare.

28:20

So, here's, here's my question.

28:24

We are born with constitutional rights.

28:27

Okay.

28:28

What we are, there,

28:29

We're born with rights.

28:31

We're born, we were born into a country

28:33

where we have constitutional rights.

28:34

And it,

28:35

I don't like the phrasing of that.

28:36

Okay.

28:36

How would you phrase?

28:37

We're born with rights.

28:38

Okay.

28:39

And we were born in an area where our government,

28:43

at least on paper, recognizes those rights.

28:46

Okay.

28:47

So, when we have someone visiting from,

28:49

I don't know, Germany or something,

28:51

do they enjoy those constitutional rights as well?

28:53

Yes.

28:54

So, feet on the ground give you our constitutional rights.

28:57

No.

28:57

You were born with rights no matter where you,

28:59

you can be born on Mars, you're born with rights.

29:01

No, no, no.

29:02

I'm specifically saying our constitutional rights.

29:05

There's no such thing as a constitutional rights.

29:06

Yes, there is.

29:07

You just have a right.

29:08

We're going to get caught up in this semantical bullshit.

29:10

That's no, that's what it, I mean it matters.

29:12

You're born with rights, period.

29:14

I don't care what some piece of paper says.

29:16

Oh my God, you fucking error-kissed man, Jesus Christ.

29:19

That's what it is, you're born with rights.

29:21

You can't start with a piece of paper.

29:23

A piece of paper cannot magically give you rights.

29:25

Okay.

29:26

Can the cops walk, if you're walking to the street,

29:28

can a cop whack you and head to the billy club?

29:29

Anybody can do anything.

29:31

Legally can a cop whack you?

29:32

No.

29:32

This is going to be a very long, I'm sorry about this,

29:35

we have very long conversation.

29:36

No, can a cop not legally do that.

29:37

Okay, so he cannot knock you on the coconut with the billy club.

29:41

Right.

29:42

Okay, so if a man from Germany is walking down the street,

29:45

can a cop knock him in the head?

29:47

No.

29:47

Okay, so there are some rights that we have in this country

29:52

that other countries don't necessarily have.

29:55

They don't recognize.

29:57

Sure, if you want to go that way.

29:59

But somebody-

30:00

You always have the rights, right?

30:02

You can be born a slave.

30:03

Okay, what rights are you talking about?

30:06

Well, you have the right to be, you have the right to life,

30:08

which means no one can take your life from you.

30:10

That's not true though.

30:11

Without violating the law?

30:13

That's not true.

30:13

What do you mean?

30:15

Have a baby in Minnesota.

30:16

Well, snatch that baby's life right out there if they want to.

30:19

That's not a person.

30:19

The baby's not a person.

30:20

No, the baby has been birthed.

30:23

This is a man.

30:23

There's again, there's no-

30:25

So you're saying a birthed baby is not a person?

30:26

No, it's not.

30:27

An actual baby with feet, hands going,

30:29

like you do a lot of times.

30:31

That's not a person.

30:32

That's not a person.

30:33

What is it?

30:34

It's a thing.

30:35

It's like an animal.

30:36

It's like a dog or a cat.

30:38

Okay, so all complaints-

30:39

Can you have conversation with it?

30:41

All complaints should go to Dave, not me.

30:43

I do not share this opinion.

30:45

A baby is a human.

30:47

It's a human.

30:47

Yeah, it's a human.

30:48

It's not a person.

30:50

Okay, so here's the example.

30:51

What is the difference?

30:52

Here's the example I like to bring up.

30:54

Oh, okay.

30:54

I can't wait.

30:55

We talk about movies a lot.

30:56

You might actually get this reference.

30:57

Oh, okay.

30:58

You saw a short circuit, right?

31:00

Short circuit.

31:00

With the robot?

31:01

Yes.

31:01

Okay, yes.

31:02

Is Johnny Five a person?

31:03

No.

31:04

So he has no rights.

31:05

He's a robot.

31:05

So he has no rights.

31:07

Sure, he has no rights.

31:09

So it's okay for the military in that movie or whatever the company-

31:12

Nova, the company's name is Nova.

31:14

Yeah.

31:14

For them to go capture him and beat him with crowbars and shoot him.

31:19

Yes, he's a robot.

31:21

Because I mean-

31:21

You watched the movie, didn't you?

31:23

I don't remember the movie.

31:25

Oh my God, that's your homework.

31:26

You have to go watch the movie.

31:27

Do I get a minaret for it?

31:28

No.

31:28

Okay.

31:30

The whole premise of the movie is that Johnny Five is a person.

31:32

I understand.

31:33

I remember the premise and there-

31:35

But he is not.

31:36

He does not have a heart.

31:37

He doesn't have lungs.

31:38

No matter how hard it is, it's not magical.

31:41

There's people out there with fake hearts like Carl Rove.

31:42

Now, Carl Rove's not a person either.

31:45

But Carl Rove has a fake heart.

31:47

He doesn't have a heart.

31:47

He has a fake heart?

31:49

No, he has a fake plastic heart.

31:50

Seriously?

31:51

Yes, and he has no heartbeat.

31:53

So the modern fake hearts, they don't pump.

31:57

They're like circulatory constant flow.

32:00

So he has no pulse.

32:01

He has no heartbeat.

32:02

How's it powered?

32:03

Well, it's powered.

32:04

But I think it's maybe solar or it has a battery.

32:07

Like a long lasting battery.

32:08

So he was like a fedora with solar panels on it?

32:10

Yeah.

32:11

No, but it's flow.

32:12

It's just constant flow.

32:13

It's not a pump.

32:14

So it's like a filter out of the ferrion.

32:16

And his blood just flows.

32:18

So next week, we're going to have another Minero giveaway.

32:21

It's going to be how many times we need to hit Dave

32:23

with a baseball bat and his coconut

32:25

to make him think rationally.

32:26

I am thinking rationally.

32:27

What makes a person versus not?

32:31

It's not human DNA.

32:33

It's not a heart.

32:35

It's not skin.

32:36

It's not your kidneys.

32:37

So because of Johnny five.

32:39

Yes.

32:39

Johnny five had a thought process.

32:41

Yes.

32:41

An independent thought process.

32:42

Yes.

32:43

That's all he had that is similar to a human being.

32:46

Yes.

32:47

So independent thought.

32:49

That's what makes you a person.

32:50

But Harris voters don't have independent thought process.

32:52

They don't.

32:53

So are they not human?

32:54

Some of them are.

32:56

Now like I said this before, I don't know if I got this

33:00

conversation with you, but I don't think that a good chunk

33:04

of the humans walking around are people.

33:06

Aliens?

33:07

No, they're not aliens.

33:08

They're humans.

33:08

They were birthed by human beings.

33:10

They're not people.

33:11

There's nobody in there.

33:13

Okay.

33:14

I mean, because if you talk to them, they can like respond,

33:17

but so can AI.

33:19

So can chat GBT, right?

33:21

So that's what these humans are.

33:23

They're chatting with these walking around.

33:25

Okay.

33:26

And it's not like magical, right?

33:29

So the way it happens is you're a little child

33:32

and you start to become a person, right?

33:34

So your brain is developing.

33:36

You're seeing other humans around you.

33:38

But a baby has a thought process.

33:40

No, they don't.

33:41

I am hungry.

33:42

There's not thinking.

33:43

Wraps his mouth around a boob and sucks milk.

33:45

They're not thinking.

33:46

That's all instinct.

33:48

But that's still thought.

33:48

They're not thinking anything.

33:51

But so Johnny F5 didn't have instinct, did he?

33:54

He knew he wanted to be alive.

33:56

Oh, he wanted to be alive.

33:58

Yes.

33:59

But he wasn't.

34:00

So what does a live mean?

34:02

I mean, again, you're talking to some antics.

34:04

No, I'm talking to some antics.

34:06

They're saying that robots are alive.

34:08

What's alive?

34:09

What does that mean?

34:09

Oh, Jesus Christ.

34:11

I actually thought we were going to have some intelligent debate.

34:13

This is a fun one.

34:14

Don't get me wrong.

34:15

I mean, try to get you out of this.

34:16

It's a problem.

34:16

Like it's a problem.

34:17

You're down here and I'm up here.

34:19

You just came.

34:20

No, like.

34:21

Yeah, you are up there.

34:22

So as a small toddler is developing, right,

34:27

they start becoming a person.

34:30

So is there a certain age that they become a person?

34:32

There's no magical age.

34:33

It's all independent.

34:35

Each individual is different.

34:36

Some people might become people around age five.

34:39

Some take a little longer.

34:40

Some take earlier.

34:42

You have to judge on a case by case basis.

34:45

And what happens is we send these kids to government schools

34:50

and the government schools beats the fucking person out of them.

34:53

It turns them into a chat GPT.

34:55

So that's why all these humans walking around are not people.

34:59

I mean, don't misunderstand.

35:00

I dig the comments, but it's not.

35:02

That's my theory.

35:03

No, it's fine.

35:03

I mean, I.

35:04

So Johnny five is a person.

35:06

But a baby.

35:07

Well, here's the problem.

35:08

But a two year old is not.

35:09

I can't judge.

35:10

I have to judge.

35:11

One year old.

35:11

One year old, probably not.

35:14

And somebody who has blue hair, probably not.

35:16

Probably not.

35:17

And then somebody who recently shaved their head recently.

35:20

Yeah, probably not.

35:23

And then.

35:24

That's just a fat guy with a beard, where to address.

35:29

I mean, you have to talk to the person and find like, you know,

35:31

he thinks he's a woman.

35:32

I'm saying we're going on probabilities here.

35:33

So probably not.

35:34

But you never.

35:35

I'm just trying to find funny in this because this is hysterical of me.

35:39

But you have to go on case by case basis.

35:41

And that's all you can do.

35:42

So like something that just came out of a vagina.

35:45

That's not a person.

35:46

I'm sorry.

35:47

It's not.

35:48

Um, now why the fuck did we even bring this up?

35:51

So I was.

35:52

I remember.

35:53

So I wanted to have this debate about the legal.

35:56

Okay.

35:56

And I wanted to spit it into something.

35:57

Oh yeah.

35:58

Yeah.

35:58

I wanted to say.

35:58

So are the Germans that.

36:00

No.

36:00

I guess what I'm saying is if you're, if your boots are on the ground in America

36:05

and you're just walking in the street, the cops cannot just plucky up.

36:08

Correct.

36:08

And I mean, they're not supposed to.

36:10

You have a right to be free and go about your business.

36:13

Yes.

36:14

You have free trial.

36:15

Okay.

36:15

So how does that relate to the military?

36:17

Are they legal aliens?

36:19

They have the same rights.

36:20

So how do we scoop them up and push them back to the other country?

36:23

That's why we shouldn't be doing that.

36:25

But we should.

36:26

No, we shouldn't.

36:26

They have the right to be here as long as they're not harming anybody else.

36:29

So they broke the law to get here.

36:31

Does that matter?

36:31

I don't give a fuck.

36:32

Because you don't think borders matter.

36:33

You break laws all the time.

36:34

You ever speed on the highway?

36:36

Absolutely not.

36:37

Okay.

36:38

I use my turn signal all the time.

36:40

I don't ever like.

36:41

Well, no, I use my turn signal like this.

36:43

I just.

36:44

No.

36:46

So.

36:47

I don't care what's the piece of paper size.

36:48

I just don't care.

36:48

I don't care.

36:49

It's a piece of paper.

36:50

Ugh.

36:51

And the piece of paper you write is no special compared to the piece of paper I write,

36:56

or the piece of paper that Joe Biden writes.

36:57

It's all a piece of paper.

36:58

I should have been prepared for this.

36:59

I actually, I was not prepared for this at all.

37:03

I am sorry people.

37:06

If you're an actual person.

37:07

I mean, that's why the solution is to just turn off welfare.

37:10

No.

37:10

Because you don't have a right to welfare.

37:12

Welfare is violating your right by stealing tax money from you and paying somebody else.

37:17

And it encourages bad people to show up and take that welfare.

37:21

Right.

37:22

So if we turn it all off.

37:23

Right.

37:23

For Americans and for everybody, then the bad people get the fuck out.

37:27

All complaints go to Dave, not me.

37:29

The Ellen DeGeneres's get the fuck out.

37:32

Right.

37:32

The people that kill Lake and Ryleys, they get the fuck out.

37:35

Or they get shots.

37:37

And that's the solution.

37:38

It costs us no money.

37:39

We don't have to raise taxes.

37:40

No, a bullet costs money.

37:42

Okay.

37:42

It costs a dollar.

37:43

No, did you ever watch the movie The Marlboro Man?

37:45

I have not seen that one.

37:46

Okay.

37:46

So it's Mickey Rourke and Don Johnson.

37:50

And Mickey Rourke carries a big 45.

37:52

Okay.

37:52

And he knew how much bullets every bullet cost him.

37:55

Oh, back then they were probably like three cents.

37:57

No, no.

37:57

It was like, it was apparently like, it might even have been a 50 caliber.

38:00

It was a very big handgun.

38:01

And the bullet was like a dollar something per bullet.

38:04

And it's Holly, what they could have.

38:06

Well, yeah.

38:07

Yeah.

38:07

And it's California.

38:08

So who knows.

38:09

But the point, my point B was he would, he would think how much money he has to spend to shoot a person.

38:14

Yeah.

38:14

And to see if it's worth it.

38:16

It'll be a lot cheaper than any government plan.

38:20

I guarantee you that.

38:22

I mean, like, it's just so simple that the reason, okay, here's the problem.

38:28

Like Republicans complain about illegal immigrants, Democrats complain about abortion laws, right?

38:33

But if we fixed all these problems.

38:37

By shooting people.

38:38

By whatever, if we actually fixed the problem, like ignore what solution would be.

38:42

Okay.

38:42

If we fixed the problem, we would realize we don't need these people, right?

38:47

Okay.

38:48

So they benefit by keeping the problem there forever.

38:52

Okay.

38:53

Like Democrats will never solve abortion because then you won't elect Democrats anymore.

38:57

No, I.

38:57

Well, the problem solved.

38:58

We don't need Democrats.

38:59

No, I actually like the way abortion is being handled right now.

39:04

And let me, let me explain.

39:07

I am for state rights and I am.

39:10

I live in a legal state from marijuana.

39:11

I want to enjoy marijuana.

39:16

And I, when I lived in Chicago, there was a lot of laws I did not like.

39:21

There was a lot of things going on I did not like.

39:23

So I go, this is a cafeteria.

39:24

We live in a cafeteria plan of America.

39:27

So I go, I'm going to move to another state.

39:29

Right.

39:29

And I moved, we moved around four or five states.

39:32

I'm sure I told this before.

39:34

So we found the state that we like the most and we stayed in.

39:39

So I loved it or left it.

39:41

Okay.

39:42

So that's the whole point of America.

39:43

Right.

39:44

So if you want your, and I, even though I live in a state where abortion is sealed

39:50

in our constitution, I believe, I'm technically, I don't really have the opinion on abortion

39:55

because I don't have a say on abortion.

39:58

So, but I don't mind if I live in a state where my tax dollars could go to abortion,

40:03

but there are some people, they do not want their tax dollars going to abortion.

40:06

Tax never should never go to Georgia.

40:08

You want it?

40:08

You pay for it.

40:09

Right.

40:09

And I agree with that, but that's not reality in a lot of cases.

40:13

Planned Parenthood gives a decent amount of money.

40:17

Look at the way Planned Parenthood, look at the reason Planned Parenthood was started.

40:20

I already know that.

40:21

Yeah.

40:22

It was killed by black people.

40:23

Right.

40:23

Okay.

40:23

Okay.

40:23

Yeah.

40:24

Margaret Sanger.

40:25

I didn't say it.

40:26

I'm just, just, just reporting the news.

40:28

Yeah.

40:28

That's definitely.

40:29

But I, but I truly, truly believe if you are against abortion, your tax dollars

40:36

should not go to abortion.

40:37

So your state would have a right to ban abortions except in medical, for medical reasons.

40:43

I mean, birth of, you know, rape, incest, the mother dying.

40:48

I get that.

40:49

But so it's.

40:50

Also let me, nothing to wrap up.

40:52

Well, no, it's fine.

40:53

I, I think a state never has the right to ban abortion, but I'm not going to go stop your

40:59

state from doing it.

41:00

Right.

41:00

It's not worth it to me to go make your state obey me.

41:03

I don't give a fuck.

41:04

But people should, if they truly do not want abortion, they should,

41:07

that should be a choice for them to have.

41:10

Right.

41:10

But why is it your choice to tell me what I can do?

41:14

That's not a choice that you have.

41:15

No, no, you have to move to the state that you most agree with them.

41:18

I'm saying, well, if you, if you're in Florida and you want an abortion,

41:23

why does your neighbor get a say?

41:26

They should.

41:27

Well, I mean, they, they get a say.

41:28

Florida just had marijuana on their, on their initiatives.

41:31

Yeah.

41:31

But they voted it down.

41:32

They get a say by voting though.

41:34

But why?

41:35

Why do they get a say in what you do with your body on your property?

41:39

Well, you're not, well, you're not on your property.

41:41

You have to, the doctor, the doctor, the doctor, the coach, hang on,

41:45

put that thing out on your backyard.

41:46

And he's okay with it.

41:47

So what's the problem?

41:48

Um, I, I, you,

41:50

look, it's just mind your own business.

41:51

I don't understand.

41:51

Well, it's, I've been kind of framing this whole thing towards tax, taxpayer

41:55

dollars.

41:55

Okay.

41:55

I did, I, but you can't use that argument on me because I don't believe in

41:59

tax dollars.

42:00

But you still pay tax dollars.

42:01

I don't have a choice.

42:03

Mm.

42:04

Delete, delete, delete.

42:05

If you watch another episode, you know what I mean by that.

42:07

It's code.

42:11

Yeah.

42:11

Okay.

42:11

I, I, I, I, it's a hot button issue and no one's ever going to have the, the, the

42:16

way to fix it.

42:17

But marijuana, like if I want to smoke marijuana in my house,

42:22

why do you get a say?

42:23

You should not get a say at all.

42:25

And I agree.

42:25

I know it's, it's about that.

42:26

That's one of the most valid arguments you've ever presented, actually.

42:33

Well, I don't want to live in a world where everyone gets to vote on what everyone else

42:36

does.

42:36

Like just leave me alone.

42:39

Right?

42:39

You shouldn't get a say in anything.

42:41

Right?

42:41

No, it's okay.

42:43

As long as tax dollars, we're not going to fund Planned Parenthood or abortions.

42:47

Unless it was a medical thing.

42:49

Okay.

42:49

I could, I could.

42:50

Well, tax dollars shouldn't fund the emergency ones.

42:52

Like sorry that you have an emergency.

42:54

Pay your own way.

42:55

It's not my problem.

42:56

Well, you, I guess you should have your own health insurance because if I, if I go to the

42:59

doctor or the hospital, I got to pay thousands of dollars.

43:01

Okay.

43:01

Now that's kind of the argument where they might be able to sneak in because when, when

43:06

you join an insurance pool and that insurance covers abortion, now your dollars are paying

43:13

for someone else's abortion, which, but you agree to it going in.

43:17

See, you don't though.

43:18

No, no, no.

43:18

Yes, you do because you signed the contract and the contract says this covers abortions.

43:23

So now, but here's the thing.

43:25

Right now I, I'm not a hundred percent sure on this, but I think Obamacare made it illegal

43:31

to have an insurance plan that doesn't cover abortion.

43:34

So you cannot join a Christian insurance program that won't cover abortion.

43:42

Now that is where I think it's wrong.

43:44

You should be able to take whatever, whatever stupid insurance plan you want.

43:47

Right.

43:47

You don't want to cover abortions.

43:49

You don't want to cover marijuana or drug overdoses.

43:52

Fine.

43:52

Join your city, city, and insurance plan.

43:54

I believe, I believe Medesher.

43:56

Is it Medesher?

43:57

I have no idea.

43:57

There's a group out there that you can join them, but this is, that's a fairly new

44:01

thing.

44:01

Yes.

44:01

Oh yeah.

44:02

Yeah.

44:02

There are like, um, not insurance.

44:04

The part of that, you had no choice on what insurance company you had based on your job.

44:08

Yes.

44:09

So that's not fair then.

44:10

Well, that's not what I'm saying.

44:11

We have to get rid of all this shit.

44:12

So, so maybe, maybe deregulate the medical insurance like you do car insurance.

44:17

Yes.

44:17

And then I, then I, then I agree with that.

44:19

Okay.

44:19

All right.

44:19

Whoa.

44:20

Then the Christians can say, well, I'm going to go with Jesus Co insurance that doesn't cover abortion.

44:25

And then I can, I can join a baby killer incorporated insurance.

44:31

Where we cover the abortions, which I actually wouldn't because all complaints go to Dave.

44:34

I don't want an abortion.

44:35

I'm not going to pay for an abortion.

44:37

I don't have a uterus.

44:38

Well, no, I, I've said this before.

44:41

I do not have a choice in abortion, but she, she can have the baby or I got to pay for her for 18 years.

44:46

And like this, this whole free market thing would make everything cheaper.

44:49

It would make everything run smoother.

44:51

Like, but the reason we don't do it is because the government wants to,

44:55

they're fat little paws and everything they need to cause problems so that you keep

44:59

electing them to solve your problems.

45:01

Right?

45:01

I hope that.

45:01

They're all problems.

45:03

I hope this changes.

45:06

I have a little bit of hope that it might not be abortion thing, but, but regard regards,

45:10

I mean, you should move around the country to pick the state you want to live in.

45:13

And it's the whole love or leave it thing to go.

45:15

Like, why should I have to move?

45:17

Because you fucking sock and people disagree with you.

45:20

If you don't like your neighbors, move.

45:21

Right.

45:21

What the fuck?

45:22

Right.

45:22

So make that move.

45:24

And I'm not a hypocrite.

45:25

I've done it numerous times at great expense.

45:28

Oh, yeah.

45:29

I only moved once.

45:30

I only moved from, well, I moved different apartments, but I only moved from Chicago to Vegas.

45:34

I mean, I've moved across country like four times.

45:37

And I, luckily it wasn't that expensive.

45:39

It was a couple of thousands.

45:40

I moved myself.

45:41

Yeah, it's not bad.

45:42

Yeah.

45:42

I'm a, I'm a, I'm a son of age.

45:43

I paid for a mover.

45:44

I mean, like a truck, like a big 18 wheeler to carry all of our shift from Chicago.

45:50

It was like 1500 bucks.

45:52

So my move from Seattle to here, my moving truck cost me $5.

45:58

What?

45:58

I don't really know what exactly happened.

46:00

Weird.

46:01

Well, I, I kind of got into a fight with U-Haul.

46:05

Because two days before I was going to pick the truck up, they called me,

46:09

even though I had a reservation for over a month, they called and said,

46:13

Oh, I'm sorry, we don't have any trucks available.

46:16

And I go, what the fuck are you talking about?

46:18

That's like a Seinfeld episode.

46:19

So I went, I know.

46:21

You don't deserve the car.

46:22

Why do you have the reservation?

46:24

So I went into a U-Haul facility, arguing, you know, debated with them.

46:28

Whatever.

46:28

And I yelled at people, you know, U-Haul and the U-Haul place by my house,

46:34

the guy was really cool.

46:35

He's like, you know what?

46:35

He goes, I work here, but my dad's got a U-Haul place over about an hour from here.

46:40

They have a truck for you.

46:41

I'll go and pick it up and bring it here.

46:43

It'll be here tomorrow before I go, dude, thank you.

46:47

So he comes, he brings the truck back in a couple hundred bucks as a tip because I mean,

46:50

he went way out of his way on his personal time.

46:53

And he rings me up and he goes, I don't understand this.

46:57

I go, what's that?

46:58

He goes, you owe me $5 for the truck.

47:01

I go, he goes, pay it quick.

47:05

I go, seriously, he goes, we just made a legal transaction that it's contractual.

47:10

He goes, I don't see how they can come back on this.

47:13

And they did not.

47:14

No, I had to pay for gas and mileage and stuff.

47:15

Of course, yeah, yeah.

47:16

But it saved me a ton of money.

47:18

But yeah, we, yeah, paying for a truck, we had, movers do everything.

47:23

I think all of a sudden done, it was like a 2,300 or something.

47:26

So we had a lot of shit.

47:28

We had like nice fancy tables and everything.

47:30

Oh no, the one that made me the maddest was Pinsky.

47:34

So I'm moving from Tennessee to Washington state.

47:38

Okay.

47:40

And I pick up the truck in Tennessee and had governor on it.

47:46

I could not go more than 70 miles an hour.

47:49

Um, the dumbasses don't realize once you get out west into a western state,

47:54

it's like 85, 85 miles an hour.

47:56

I'm like, you're fucking trying to kill me.

47:59

Yeah.

47:59

I'm like, seriously, what is wrong with you guys?

48:02

Oh, apparently I'm a, I complain a lot.

48:05

What is that?

48:06

So Karen is a woman.

48:07

Kevin.

48:08

Darren.

48:08

Oh, Darren.

48:09

Darren, yeah.

48:10

Darren and Karen.

48:10

I might be a Darren guys, but I'm okay with that.

48:13

I want to speak to the manager.

48:15

Who's the manager of this?

48:16

I actually yelled at him, uh, got a day at work.

48:19

Uh, he's a contractor.

48:20

No, we, we've given this company $70,000 this year and apparently there was an invoice for

48:26

like $400 that we didn't get processed.

48:28

I mean, it was our fault.

48:29

Don't get me wrong.

48:30

It was our fault.

48:31

They cut us off.

48:34

We've given you $70,000 this year.

48:37

Do you even want a dollar that next year?

48:39

Because I'm going to tell you right now, if you don't service my fire panel,

48:42

which is a life safety device, you will not be my contractor January 1st.

48:46

I will get rid of you.

48:48

And he's like, no, no, no, we'll take care of that.

48:49

I thought you would.

48:50

Yeah.

48:51

Wow.

48:51

But it's like, it's kind of missing him a dick because I, I've done it before because

48:55

they, they cut you off for like dollars.

48:59

And I'm just like, I get it.

49:00

You, we owe you the money, but we pay our bills.

49:03

Right.

49:03

An invoice can get lost.

49:04

It could be, you know, and I'm like, fuck.

49:07

Yeah.

49:08

So Sting alarms suck my, I don't know, forget it.

49:13

Yeah.

49:13

But there's, there's service in me.

49:14

So well, no, not service in me.

49:16

First, like, like Chase Oliver, good service.

49:19

I'm there servicing my, my equipment at the bill.

49:22

Nope.

49:22

There's service in my building's protection equipment.

49:25

Jesus.

49:25

These fucking words that we have multiple meetings.

49:29

Um, I was, I was just ready to have a nice conversation about constitutional rights.

49:35

And can we remove the legal, but apparently we went to like,

49:39

or above pieces of paper.

49:40

I know you're fucking anarchist.

49:42

That's fine.

49:44

All right.

49:44

So you're going to do your little segment.

49:46

Yeah.

49:46

So, uh, I got a good one for you guys.

49:47

Um, so Thanksgiving is coming up this week, uh, for us, our American listeners anyway.

49:52

So I wanted to do our butchering segments.

49:55

So, um, I thought about, you know, let's, let's go to the Chinese grocery store and get a whole bird.

50:00

If I can, like with the head on and everything and the feet on.

50:03

Why Chinese?

50:03

Because that's what they were selling.

50:05

Like, because the American grocery stores sell the hollowed out bird with no, no neck,

50:08

no organs, anything.

50:09

But then I'm like, well, you know what?

50:12

What if I can get a live bird?

50:13

Maybe I can do that.

50:14

So I talked to some friends and, uh, I found a place that sells live birds.

50:19

So I went and I grabbed a live bird and, um, I butchered it up last week.

50:24

And it was the most delicious chicken I've ever eaten.

50:26

Oh, I bet it was.

50:27

Um, and, uh, so like, you know, you can watch the video, um, and, uh, use it as a guide to

50:34

butcher your turkey for Thanksgiving.

50:36

You can do other animals with the same principles.

50:39

Um, so, you know, hog, um, a cow, uh, cat's dog humans.

50:44

If you're one of our Haitian listeners, um, just follow the same principles and, um,

50:49

let's, uh, roll a video.

50:51

All right.

50:52

All right.

50:52

So this is Dave here with Canary in the Cage.

50:55

And today we're going to teach you how to butcher a chicken from start to finish.

50:59

If you're only doing the grocery store version, all you need is a boning knife,

51:02

cutting board and possibly some kitchen shears.

51:04

But if you want to do a live one like this, you're going to need something to hang it from,

51:09

uh, in a bucket and some, uh, boiling water.

51:12

So let's get right into it.

51:14

All right.

51:14

So we're here with our bird here.

51:17

And, uh, what you're going to do is just slice the throat and let the blood drain out.

51:23

It's pretty simple.

51:34

All right.

52:01

All right.

52:02

So once that's done, you're going to want to cut the head off.

52:07

Okay.

52:07

So just grab it by the beak and give it a slice.

52:31

All right.

52:31

So to get the feathers off, what you're going to want to do is dip it into the pot of boiling

52:34

water a couple of times and that'll loosen the skin and feathers.

52:41

And they should come right off.

52:47

Do this, just come right off.

52:57

All right.

53:01

So here with our chicken carcass and we're going to start butchering it up.

53:05

So the first thing you want to do is get these feet off.

53:08

Do not throw these away.

53:09

Uh, you, if you don't like to eat chicken feet, you can still use them for your stock pot.

53:14

So what you want to do is just slice in just a little bit until you find the joint.

53:23

And then you can actually just pop it out if you want to.

53:27

There it is.

53:30

And then you just slice right through.

53:32

Boom.

53:33

One chicken foot.

53:34

Then you want to cut off these nails.

53:35

These are nasty.

53:51

Into your stock pot.

53:52

Uh, just keep that over there.

54:22

Okay.

54:35

The next thing we're going to do is just take the wings off.

54:38

Now what I like to do is hold them by the wing and just start cutting in.

54:43

And the joint will pop right out on its own.

54:50

There it is.

54:53

Boom.

55:00

Get that feather out of there.

55:23

All right.

55:23

So the wing is going to have the three parts.

55:25

It's going to have the drumette, the flat, and then this little bit right here.

55:30

That again goes into your stock pot.

55:31

You don't want to eat that.

55:35

Just pull it back until it pops.

55:38

Find the joint.

55:42

And right through.

55:48

And then to separate the drumette from the flat,

55:50

you're going to cut this little piece of skin here.

55:57

Pull them apart until it pops.

56:01

And then just right through that joint.

56:09

And there you go.

56:10

Chicken wings.

56:19

Sometimes it's a little stubborn.

56:37

Just find that joint.

56:43

This wing's got some feather bits left over.

56:46

Get those out of there.

56:49

Okay.

57:17

Then we can do the legs.

57:18

There's some blood coming out.

57:19

That's fine.

57:23

Why would I want to do that?

57:25

Because the grocery store does it that way?

57:30

Well, we're going to separate the leg.

57:37

And so when you cut open that skin, the leg is just going to be a part.

57:41

And you just want to follow those muscle lines all the way down.

57:48

And then once you've got it open, you just pull it back.

58:02

Dislocate that joint.

58:06

Continue the cutting.

58:09

Now, a lot of people won't tell you this,

58:13

but on the back of the chicken, there's a little part right here called the oyster.

58:18

And that is one of the tastiest bits you're going to find on a chicken.

58:21

So make sure you get that included in your thigh.

58:26

And then just follow that joint until it comes right off.

58:37

And there's a thigh and leg.

59:18

All right.

59:23

So with the grocery store chicken, you're going to have giant breasts.

59:26

And we all love breasts on the canary in the cage here.

59:29

But for a farm bought one like this, the breasts are going to be pretty small.

59:35

But what you're going to want to do is stand up the carcass like this

59:38

and just start cutting along that breastbone until your knife decides which way it wants to go.

59:43

And here we've gone down the right side.

59:50

And then just follow the breastbone all the way down.

59:57

And you want a good sharp boning knife for this.

1:00:14

And then so here we still have the organs inside.

1:00:17

So you're going to see the organs as you get near the end here.

1:00:21

So just be careful. Do not pierce anything.

1:00:33

And that's one chicken breast.

1:00:35

It's pretty small as you can see compared to grocery store,

1:00:39

but there's a lot more flavor packed in there.

1:00:41

They cheat a lot. They inject them with saline solution to make it look bigger.

1:00:45

And then when you cook it, that all disappears.

1:00:49

So that's why chicken breasts from the grocery store is a lot smaller when you end up cooking it

1:00:53

than it looks like when you bought it.

1:01:10

So

1:01:31

there's the other one.

1:01:35

Okay, so you're going to have a lot of skin here.

1:01:37

Again, this is not good to be thrown out.

1:01:40

This is you can use this to make schmaltz.

1:01:44

And schmaltz is the most delicious fat that you can use to cook with or to do anything else with.

1:01:51

And the other advantage to schmaltz is it is a liquid at room temperature.

1:01:56

And why is that important?

1:01:57

Because you can use it to make mayonnaise.

1:01:59

And this will be the most delicious mayonnaise you've ever tasted.

1:02:03

Even if you don't like mayonnaise, try it with schmaltz.

1:02:05

It'll change your life.

1:02:10

Okay.

1:02:17

Because our knife is very sharp, it just peels right off.

1:02:34

If it's from the grocery store, it's probably going to be cleaner than this.

1:02:37

So you can go ahead and just use your schmaltz right away.

1:02:40

But this guy is a little dirty, so you're going to want to watch that before you start

1:02:44

making your schmaltz.

1:02:45

Just make sure everything's clean and feather free.

1:02:54

Okay, so now we get to the best bits, which is the organ meat.

1:03:00

So let's cut in here.

1:03:03

Near the ass.

1:03:08

And be very delicate with this because you don't want to pierce,

1:03:12

you know, the intestine and get bird shit everywhere.

1:03:20

So there's this layer of fat right here.

1:03:22

You want to keep that as well.

1:03:24

Put that in with your skins.

1:03:31

Okay, you can pull it apart.

1:03:33

Gently so we don't break anything.

1:03:36

Because some of these organs are nasty and some are good.

1:03:43

Okay.

1:03:48

Cut that open.

1:03:52

Oh, look at that liver.

1:03:53

That's beautiful.

1:03:57

Now, a lot of you guys probably will say that you don't like liver,

1:04:00

but there is nothing as delicious as liver from a freshly killed animal.

1:04:03

It's nothing like what you've eaten in the stores or some cheap diner.

1:04:16

Okay, you just gently pull it.

1:04:26

Disconnect everything from the throat area.

1:04:30

Okay, this is the heart.

1:04:42

Heart is another delicious organ meat from the chicken.

1:04:47

Put that on the grill with the liver and the gizzard.

1:04:52

And you just some salt and pepper.

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And that's your treat.

1:04:58

Okay, there's your esophagus.

1:05:04

And look at that.

1:05:05

There's all the guts.

1:05:08

This is your egg tube.

1:05:09

Looks like we got a little mini egg in there waiting to go.

1:05:12

No, that's just the air pocket.

1:05:14

Chicken farts anyone?

1:05:20

Okay.

1:05:25

Ah.

1:05:28

Again, this is your carcass.

1:05:30

You do not want to throw this out.

1:05:31

You put this in your stock pot, you make stock.

1:05:33

It's better than anything you'll find in the store.

1:05:35

Just make sure you clean that out, clean out that cavity.

1:05:38

Get these little guys out of there.

1:05:40

Believe those are the kidneys.

1:05:45

Okay.

1:05:49

You want to separate that liver.

1:05:54

So this black thing, that is probably the most nasty bit you're going to

1:05:57

find.

1:05:57

Do not break that.

1:06:04

Right there.

1:06:07

You want to gently separate the liver from everything surrounding it.

1:06:15

Because it's attached to that gallbladder.

1:06:20

And then get your knife in there.

1:06:21

If you need to just cut around it.

1:06:24

If you have to leave some liver attached, that's the way you want to go.

1:06:27

You don't want that gallbladder anywhere near your meat.

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There you go.

1:06:42

Beautiful liver.

1:06:44

So we're going to put some salt on that and just grill it up.

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Okay.

1:06:50

In here, I believe is the gizzard.

1:06:52

Get that fat out of there.

1:07:15

This is the stomach actually.

1:07:17

Okay.

1:07:20

You don't want to eat the stomach.

1:07:22

You can eat the intestines if you want, but you have to clean them out very, very well.

1:07:26

They'll be actually pretty tasty.

1:07:28

We don't have time to do that today.

1:07:29

So probably go to the dogs.

1:07:33

Get that piece of fat right there.

1:07:35

Get that in with your skins.

1:07:39

And then most of this is going to be trash.

1:07:44

And there you have it.

1:07:48

Wow, that was amazing.

1:07:50

Yeah.

1:07:51

It was like I said, it was the best tasting chicken I've ever eaten in my life.

1:07:54

Yep.

1:07:54

No, that was actually pretty cool.

1:07:55

I mean, I actually expected to make a few more sounds while you cut its head off.

1:07:58

Yeah, it went a lot.

1:07:59

That was the first time I've ever killed an animal and butchered it from live.

1:08:05

And it went a lot smoother than I thought it would.

1:08:07

So did the chickens stay alive for a while after you've cut its head off?

1:08:10

No.

1:08:10

Oh, really?

1:08:11

No, like once you hang it upside down, it like calms itself down because of the broad rushes in the head.

1:08:15

Yeah.

1:08:16

And you slice the throat.

1:08:17

It struggled a little after that.

1:08:20

It was less than a minute, I think.

1:08:21

Have you seen the videos they chop the head off for the axe and it just runs around?

1:08:24

Yeah, I've seen those.

1:08:25

I didn't want to do it that way.

1:08:26

Ah, don't blame me.

1:08:28

When you do it that way, like the adrenaline rushes through the bird

1:08:32

and that kind of ruins the flavor of the beef.

1:08:34

So like the hanging upside down is like a halal thing and like the blood drinks down.

1:08:39

So all the adrenaline goes with it.

1:08:41

But cutting the head off with an axe on a tree stump does make for a good video.

1:08:44

It does.

1:08:46

All right.

1:08:46

So I'm going to go and do my little session here.

1:08:48

I'm going to do one that I don't necessarily agree with, but it's topical.

1:08:53

It's current events.

1:08:54

So what the hell?

1:08:56

I do not believe nuclear war.

1:08:57

We're starting.

1:08:57

We're starting.

1:08:59

I am not an advocate for it.

1:09:00

I hope Putin and can realize that our country is being stupid right now

1:09:05

and we are going to be changing presence in 60 days.

1:09:09

But it's actually something I've always kind of wanted to know too.

1:09:13

So but I also found out it's kind of regional.

1:09:16

If you want to prepare for, I don't believe a nuclear weapon will come.

1:09:20

I really don't.

1:09:20

Would it come?

1:09:22

So the poly markets that were betting on the president, they do have a line item on

1:09:27

will a nuclear bomb detonate in the world in 2024?

1:09:33

Seeing that we got six weeks left.

1:09:34

It's a little scary.

1:09:35

And is it?

1:09:36

Is it?

1:09:37

Is it?

1:09:37

Is it?

1:09:37

Is it?

1:09:40

9% yes.

1:09:41

9%

1:09:42

That's pretty scary.

1:09:44

It got his eyes 25.

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So 27.

1:09:49

Isn't that crazy?

1:09:49

Yeah, that's pretty crazy.

1:09:51

And I mean, what would you make if you wouldn't make a bet?

1:09:53

What would you bet?

1:09:55

Well, let's see what the volume is on this because it could be a low volume.

1:09:58

Well, it's got 2.3 million.

1:10:00

It's been talking about the radio.

1:10:01

So or on podcasts.

1:10:04

Okay.

1:10:04

Will a nuclear weapon detonate?

1:10:05

So that's anywhere in the world.

1:10:07

I think 90% is about right.

1:10:09

Okay.

1:10:10

Because it's in a USA that we should be much lower.

1:10:13

I mean, because we got, yeah, we hope.

1:10:15

Well, but also dirty bomb is nuclear though, too.

1:10:17

Okay.

1:10:18

So I still don't think we're going to have that.

1:10:21

So the best advice I can give is understand where you live,

1:10:25

understand the threat value of where you live at,

1:10:28

and just be prepared.

1:10:31

And the simple prepper mentality for a prepare for nuclear war,

1:10:36

it's fairly simple.

1:10:37

And honestly, it's mostly stuff you should have anyway.

1:10:40

But yeah, I just, I'm not selling fear here.

1:10:44

I mean, I think I just, people should know,

1:10:46

but you need to do your own research as well based on where you live at.

1:10:49

If you live in, I mean, what is, so if we weren't going into nuclear war

1:10:52

and like full on like, like we're just launching ship and they're on,

1:10:56

is Vegas a target?

1:10:58

And we got Nellis here.

1:11:00

Yeah.

1:11:00

I don't know if it would be a high profile,

1:11:02

but the thing is they have enough nukes to just blow up everything.

1:11:05

So yeah, neutral destruction.

1:11:06

Yeah.

1:11:07

Yeah.

1:11:08

So it's kind of fun.

1:11:09

Not fun, I guess, but when I was researching this, I went on Reddit

1:11:13

and there was just a slew of comments.

1:11:17

I'm kill, I'll kill myself.

1:11:18

I'll shoot myself in the head.

1:11:19

I don't want to survive this.

1:11:21

And I'm like, fuck.

1:11:22

I mean, I guess it's that scary nowadays.

1:11:24

I mean, trust me, it's scary, but I mean, would you want to survive it?

1:11:28

Depends on how close you are to the blast.

1:11:29

I mean, like there were survivors of Hiroshima and that's not a fun life.

1:11:35

Like they were fucked up.

1:11:36

Like they're scarred.

1:11:36

Well, that's why I was asking if Vegas would be,

1:11:38

you know, LA, San Francisco.

1:11:40

Well, okay, but we're in the city.

1:11:41

Like we were just die instantly.

1:11:42

So like if it hit Vegas.

1:11:44

Yeah.

1:11:46

Well, if we had enough warning, we could take off.

1:11:48

We could grab our, our go bag.

1:11:50

Good luck.

1:11:50

Good luck.

1:11:51

Fuck dude, I'll be, I'll be in the razor.

1:11:52

The road will be all jammed up.

1:11:55

I'll be in the desert.

1:11:56

Fuck, I'm not using, there's no roads where we're going.

1:12:02

We strep my pets down in the back seat and just fucking.

1:12:06

So, so, I'll just, I'll just go out with it.

1:12:10

Go out with it.

1:12:10

I don't care.

1:12:10

I don't care.

1:12:11

Go to the bang.

1:12:13

Yeah.

1:12:13

Nope.

1:12:13

I'm going to, I try to survive.

1:12:15

I would.

1:12:17

So, okay.

1:12:18

So just a proper way to survive a nuclear war.

1:12:21

That's the, the basic stuff you want to have is a gas mask, obviously,

1:12:26

apparently coveralls, but you want one that are.

1:12:28

Oh, suddenly Ron believes in masks.

1:12:31

But masks don't work.

1:12:33

Oh shit.

1:12:34

There goes YouTube.

1:12:36

Coveralls, gloves, boots, clothes, skivvy roll.

1:12:42

That's a military term.

1:12:43

I don't know what it means.

1:12:45

Skivvy roll is like a bed roll, I think.

1:12:47

Like a, a sitting bag.

1:12:48

Okay.

1:12:49

That's what I thought, but they, they had it linked to clothes.

1:12:51

So.

1:12:51

Oh, I don't know.

1:12:52

I don't know what maybe.

1:12:53

Yeah.

1:12:53

A fair day, fair day bags, which we've already talked about before.

1:12:56

We should have them.

1:12:58

A Geiger counter, actually.

1:12:59

Okay.

1:13:00

Yeah.

1:13:00

I think you can make your own too.

1:13:03

I assume maybe we should do an episode on that.

1:13:05

That might be a fun one.

1:13:06

Yeah, it might be actually.

1:13:08

Wet wipes.

1:13:09

So you shit yourself, you clean yourself up.

1:13:11

No, I think it's for more keeping your mouth clean.

1:13:15

Potassium iodine pills.

1:13:17

Okay.

1:13:17

So, because I mean that does counter the effect of the nuclear weapon,

1:13:21

depending on how, how your exposure is to it.

1:13:26

Documents, nuclear survivor guides.

1:13:28

So apparently just print a bunch of shit.

1:13:30

There you go.

1:13:31

I honestly, the survivor guide is, if you're in a city that's a target,

1:13:34

get the fuck out.

1:13:37

Luckily for us, and I don't, I kind of joke about it, but we,

1:13:40

our roads would be packed because we got, California's be going to Utah.

1:13:43

There's only like three roads out of the city here.

1:13:45

But again, I don't need roads where I'm going.

1:13:48

No, I mean, I've got, every one of my vehicles is four-wheel drive.

1:13:50

I got, I got, I got the razor.

1:13:53

And it's a four-wheel razor, so I can get the dogs, the family, the pets in there.

1:13:57

There you go.

1:13:57

We'll, we'll do a little mountain of a gun on top.

1:14:00

Do like, like a mad neck shit.

1:14:03

So then you also want to do other kids would be a home survival kid.

1:14:07

If you decided to stay home, I would imagine there's ways you could probably

1:14:10

block off your windows to keep the radiation out.

1:14:13

Um, yeah, I'm not really like you would need lead.

1:14:17

Well, I mean, so if you were to, so you want to be in a bunker,

1:14:21

ideally, like a specially made bunker with the lead walls,

1:14:24

could you turn your house into a positive pressure without pulling air in from the outside?

1:14:29

I don't see why that would matter.

1:14:30

Did you?

1:14:31

So if your house is a positive pressure, all your cracks and nooks and crannies of your house,

1:14:35

air would be going out.

1:14:36

Yeah, but the radiation, the radiation goes right through everything.

1:14:39

Well, but it couldn't come in because it would be.

1:14:41

That's not how radiation works.

1:14:43

Radiation is like light waves.

1:14:45

And you think a baby's not a human, so I'm not sure if I'm going to take your advice on that.

1:14:49

Don't look it up.

1:14:50

Okay.

1:14:51

So there's, there's different types of radiation.

1:14:53

There's, there's gamma rays, which are light waves that are really energetic.

1:14:57

There's alpha waves, which are helium ions, basically.

1:15:02

Now those just bounce off you, like those won't hurt you at all.

1:15:04

Unless they're going like this.

1:15:06

Just me.

1:15:06

Yeah, like you're sure.

1:15:07

Not you.

1:15:08

You'll be so good at it, you'll bounce right off of me.

1:15:10

Yeah, exactly.

1:15:11

Okay.

1:15:11

And then there's beta, beta radiation, which is electrons.

1:15:14

Those can be dangerous, but those are blocked by like wood or stone or,

1:15:19

it's the gamma waves that you have to watch out for.

1:15:20

Okay.

1:15:21

Because those will go through almost anything, like that you need lead to stop that.

1:15:23

Hmm.

1:15:25

All right.

1:15:25

And then the last thing is like every good prep would have anyway, guns.

1:15:30

You can, you know, you can use the gun for a couple of different things.

1:15:33

And the, the, the last thing you use gun for is to put a hole in your coconut.

1:15:40

If you, if you choose to, not, well, I said coconut.

1:15:45

Okay.

1:15:46

Because they fell on the coconut tree.

1:15:47

Ah, there you go.

1:15:48

There you go.

1:15:49

I actually wanted to do an episode on that, but that's a tricky one.

1:15:53

So you're using yourself in the head or?

1:15:54

No, no, no, not using a gun.

1:15:56

So it's like, um, using a like cyanide and similar things, but I don't know if I want to do that.

1:16:01

Yeah, I don't know either.

1:16:03

I, I, I like the best way to.

1:16:04

I don't need, viewers, let us know.

1:16:06

Do you want us to show, or do you want me to do a segment on like, um, uh, cyanide pills and things

1:16:12

like that, where like, if you're in a dire situation, it's a painless way to end things.

1:16:17

Let me, let us know.

1:16:18

I think we frame it in that way.

1:16:21

Well, yeah.

1:16:21

And we're not encouraging anybody to do it.

1:16:24

No, I don't, do not, do not do this.

1:16:25

Like.

1:16:26

What about the blue hairs?

1:16:28

Still don't do it.

1:16:28

Don't do it.

1:16:29

Okay.

1:16:29

We, we still watch it around because we need some of the laughs.

1:16:32

Yeah.

1:16:32

We're going to make fun of them.

1:16:33

Oh yeah.

1:16:33

So did you, have you seen the fight in the house right now in Congress?

1:16:37

No.

1:16:38

Apparently a trans woman got, got elected.

1:16:40

Oh yeah.

1:16:41

Yeah.

1:16:41

And there's a woman who's like, he will not be using our bathroom.

1:16:44

Gives us a fuck.

1:16:45

No, fuck that dude.

1:16:46

No, I'm not, I'm not.

1:16:47

No, nope, nope, nope.

1:16:49

Take a shit.

1:16:49

Who can see you taking a shit?

1:16:50

Who cares?

1:16:51

Fuck.

1:16:52

We all get the same color.

1:16:54

Oh, speaking of fights, we didn't cover the Mike Tyson, Jake Paul fight.

1:16:57

Did you watch that?

1:16:58

Oh, jeez.

1:16:59

That was so fucking embarrassing.

1:17:01

What a, and Netflix crashed.

1:17:03

Like you couldn't get on Netflix.

1:17:05

I think what Netflix did is, is just fuck themselves forever showing fights again.

1:17:10

What a joke.

1:17:10

That was rigged.

1:17:11

That was so stupid.

1:17:12

Um, Mike, I have, I'm waiting for him to be interviewed.

1:17:16

I have a feeling he was pissed.

1:17:18

Why?

1:17:18

And he, oh, I'll get that in a second.

1:17:20

I think he was refusing to fight.

1:17:22

It seemed like it.

1:17:22

Cause he came out on round one and he beat the fucking tar out of Jake Paul.

1:17:26

He's like, he wanted to show, he could do it.

1:17:28

It could have been over.

1:17:29

And then the rest of the fight, he just kind of stood there.

1:17:31

So he got 20 million for the fight.

1:17:33

I don't know, probably.

1:17:34

Yeah, something like that.

1:17:34

Um, he would have got a percentage of that if he knocked around the first round.

1:17:38

He would have got a little bit bigger percentage of the second round and so on.

1:17:42

Okay.

1:17:42

So they, it wasn't a fair fight.

1:17:46

I mean, the fight, you get paid, what you get paid.

1:17:48

Yeah.

1:17:49

But no, they, they, they tiered his pay based on, on his performance or, or, or lack thereof

1:17:54

by knocking that guy out.

1:17:56

Still knock him out.

1:17:56

What the fuck are you doing?

1:18:01

He either glitched out like McConnell does.

1:18:03

He is old.

1:18:04

You gotta get.

1:18:04

No, I mean, he might have, he might have like just, you know, freaked out and just couldn't

1:18:08

do anything.

1:18:09

I don't think that's the case.

1:18:11

I think he's like, fuck you.

1:18:13

I'm not, I'm not going to be your, your, I was going to use a term I probably won't use.

1:18:18

I'm not going to be your entertainer.

1:18:20

Yeah.

1:18:20

I don't know.

1:18:21

And, but I, like after a round one, I'm like, what the fuck is this?

1:18:24

What are they doing?

1:18:25

Yeah.

1:18:25

Now the chick fight, holy fuck.

1:18:27

I didn't catch them.

1:18:28

I didn't catch them.

1:18:29

Holy Jesus.

1:18:31

It's a debate who actually won that fight, the Irish girl or the Puerto Rican.

1:18:35

I'll bet I watched it on a bootleg YouTube stream.

1:18:38

So I didn't get the preliminary fights.

1:18:40

I just got the main event.

1:18:41

Okay.

1:18:41

Yeah.

1:18:42

The main event was.

1:18:43

And they kept banning it.

1:18:45

Really?

1:18:45

They would ban it and I have to go to another one and they would ban that.

1:18:49

That's funny.

1:18:50

Yeah.

1:18:50

I don't know.

1:18:51

I, I was disappointed and it's funny as, as we were at a bar with some coworkers and the

1:18:58

husband of one of the coworkers was like 35 and a tiny guy.

1:19:02

Oh, my Tyson's old.

1:19:04

He can't fight.

1:19:05

Oh, fuck.

1:19:05

He, that's why he's going to lose.

1:19:06

He's too old to be in the ring.

1:19:08

And I'm like, um, he's three years older than me.

1:19:15

You want to keep fucking talking?

1:19:17

I'm like, seriously, man.

1:19:20

You know, I'm like, have you ever worked at construction site?

1:19:22

Have you ever done like insulation or big equipment and watched the 50,

1:19:26

and man, his 50s actually work?

1:19:28

Yeah.

1:19:28

And that, and how much, how strong they still are.

1:19:30

We don't lose our strength in our 50s.

1:19:32

We lose our speed.

1:19:33

We're not as fast.

1:19:34

I think it's more endurance.

1:19:36

Like that's the big thing.

1:19:37

Cause like if he didn't get me, if he didn't knock him down in round two or three,

1:19:40

he wasn't going to, he wasn't going to win.

1:19:42

I don't know if I agree with you.

1:19:43

You lose endurance because if you, I mean, because

1:19:46

there's guys in their sixties still running marathons.

1:19:49

Now, if you're going to sit on your couch all your fifties,

1:19:51

yes, you're going to lose your endurance.

1:19:52

Okay.

1:19:52

But if you're going to exercise and your muscles are not going to deteriorate.

1:19:55

But I think Tyson was actually out of shape.

1:19:57

Like he wasn't working out for the last 10 years.

1:19:59

Did you see the training videos he had for this fight?

1:20:02

He had to do it out of nothing.

1:20:03

Like he wasn't continuously working out.

1:20:06

He was like doing nothing and then he got back into it.

1:20:10

Yeah.

1:20:10

But he had a, almost a year to prepare.

1:20:12

So what?

1:20:13

Dude, his training videos were like,

1:20:14

once you let it go, like it's hard to come back.

1:20:18

Yeah.

1:20:18

But if I don't know the training video, it's just, he still hits hard.

1:20:22

I wouldn't want to be punched by him.

1:20:24

So I think that was, um, bullshit.

1:20:26

But, but they're doing all these memes now,

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like Jake Paul wants to fight Jimmy Carter and Clint Eastwood.

1:20:32

And that's funny, but it's so, it's kind of disrespect to Mike Tyson.

1:20:36

Mike Tyson did not lose because of his age.

1:20:38

I think Mike Tyson lost because he was pissed off or he just glitched out.

1:20:42

I don't know.

1:20:43

It's a shame, but whatever shows over, we got it at an hour and two minutes.

1:20:48

Oh, yeah.

1:20:49

But we have our other stuff too.

1:20:50

Oh, shit.

1:20:51

Yeah.

1:20:51

Like it's gonna go a little bit longer.

1:20:52

We got one.

1:20:53

So, um, all right.

1:20:54

Well, thanks for watching.

1:20:55

We'll be here next week for Thanksgiving.

1:20:56

We will have an episode.

1:20:57

No holiday is going to stop us.

1:21:00

We will power through it.

1:21:01

So see you next week.

1:21:02

All right.

1:21:02

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