Explicit The Canary in the Cage Episode 15 - De-escalation
Ep. 15

The Canary in the Cage Episode 15 - De-escalation

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De-escalation

00:00:00 - 00:08:21 Democrat Cheap-Fakes

00:08:21 - 00:10:59 Kansas suing Pfizer

00:10:59 - 00:17:55 Ten Commandment display laws and where they lead

00:17:55 - 00:22:17 The same Louisiana rejecting science wants to prosecute Fauci on scientific grounds

00:22:17 - 00:27:46 Chinese Police inside the US

00:27:46 - 00:36:57 Trump v Biden debate next week

00:36:57 - 00:47:08 Leftist celebrity shills

00:47:08 - 00:58:26 Transing the kids in a libertarian world

00:58:26 - 01:27:18 De-escalation

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0:00

All right, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. We are here to entertain you, possibly

0:17

educate you and hopefully make you laugh. I'm Ron Morgan with my co-host Dave Pavlocek.

0:23

So I guess let's get started. So Dave, apparently I have to make a retraction.

0:31

Oh yeah? That's not surprising. I don't think it's going to go where you think it's going

0:36

to go. I mean, my job is to make some crazy shit up and try to see what actually sticks

0:44

to the wall. And as a conspiracy theorist, I only have to be right once. Because no,

0:50

then you get the conspiracy theorist, fat guy, happy dance or I'm right dance. And wait till

0:58

you see that dance. Because it's good. I don't want to see that. Everybody wants to see that. We'll

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have thousands of viewers. We can even make that a TikTok dance. The conspiracy theorist,

1:10

happy fat guy dance, but I'll be actually on my feet. But I'm not right yet. I've got a few

1:15

predictions out there, but this one I apparently am wrong on. So I watch videos and I try to

1:22

surmise what happens in reality by videos and less by words. Okay. So like at the G six summit,

1:30

Biden was at. Yeah, I thought he walked away from the crowd. Apparently, the G six leaders

1:38

walked away from him. And he didn't try and sniff the Pope. The Pope trained sniffed him.

1:46

Okay. And when he barked at reporters, that just never happened. According to the Democrats

1:52

in the media now, because they're calling them cheat fakes. Oh, yeah, cheap fakes. Yeah, they're

1:58

blaming the right wing media on all Joe Biden's fuck ups. I tried to say that they're not real.

2:04

So apparently I've been wrong the whole time. Well, yeah, I don't think he ever shit his pants

2:10

or pooped at his pants trying to be PG or maybe our I don't know what the hell that different

2:15

ratings are. Apparently that's not him pooping his pants. He's just I don't know, maybe doing a

2:23

keggle or like, like stretching his anus out. I don't know. Maybe I thought we discussed this. He

2:29

was just sitting down. Well, you say he was sitting down. You were supposed to go watch the

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video and I did. He squatted and pooped. But no, but that's, see, that's a cheap fake or cheap fake.

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What are the hell they're trying to say? Oh, Jesus Christ, how stupid do they think we are?

2:47

We understand what's actually going on, people. You guys lie. We laugh. We all have a good time.

2:55

That's how it's supposed to go. The Democrats and the media are just a bunch of liars. Come at me,

3:01

bro. I'm ready for you. Because I said it. The media lies. The Democrats lie. Oh, speaking of

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the Democrats lying. Well, maybe not. I've been trying on on X to reach out to Chuck Schumer.

3:16

Okay, I want to get invited to his barbecue. Oh, yeah, the raw meat barbecue. Well, I don't like

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the guy and the guy should be in jail. He should because he's the liar and he's horrible. But

3:26

dear God, don't disrespect that meat that way. What do you mean? It looked like a perfectly

3:32

normal cheeseburger. I think we actually posted about that twice because I posted about it. Oh,

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did you? And then you posted about it. Yeah, I'm not good on social media. That's not my thing.

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No, but the thing that bothers me is it was a gas grill.

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What are they trying to propane? Who's gas? Yeah, propane to gas. I didn't look at the grill too

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closely. Well, I'm not even sure there was a flame or if there was a little one.

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There might have been a little tiny one, but that ain't gonna cook meat, Chuck.

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And actually the meat I like the best is Chuck. Weird how that shit happens.

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Man, dude, seriously. Yeah, he posted and he immediately pulled it off. Unlike Massey. Did

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you hear about Massey? This is this is this happened a while back. But Massey, he's a Kentucky boy.

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And he's from the right side of Kentucky, which is the eastern side, which is what we don't,

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they don't like visitors over there. No, they really don't. I've got family from the eastern

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side and from the central side. They're like, yeah, we don't go to the eastern side. They don't

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want us and we don't want to be over there. But he went to pick up the, so he wanted to buy a Tesla

4:38

battery to power his house because this dude truly lives on a house that's disconnect from everything.

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So he picked up the battery, stopped at a gas station in Georgia to fill up, to get home. I mean,

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you got to put gas in your car. And he posted a picture of the battery on the trailer. Within

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minutes of it posting that, people are posted on X, yo, dude, you can't cross state lines with that.

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That's how he's material. Oh, and by the way, your place expired two years ago. So what did he do?

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Didn't remove the post, got his truck and drove quickly home. You don't catch me in Georgia

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or Tennessee at that point, I guess. If I'm in Kentucky, I'm home and I'm not crossing state

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lines. See, that's how you handle that. You don't remove your fuck up. Well, but they can still use

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that as evidence to, you know, like that's what they do. Sure they can. That's how they catch

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most criminals these days. Well, but according to him, the statute of limitations is now over on that

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because he got that Tesla battery years ago. Okay. Yeah. So you, unless they can date the photos

5:46

somehow. But yeah, that's how they catch most criminals. They, they, they post about it on Facebook

5:50

and then the police just look at their Facebook and say, Oh, this guy admitted to a crime. Yeah,

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there are a bunch of dumbasses that do that. Nobody, he's got proof when he bought the battery.

5:59

Would have done his trailer when apparently his plates weren't registered properly,

6:03

which honestly, I love it. Don't, don't worry about it, man. That's we're libertarians.

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We don't like the government. We don't want them telling us what to do. Nobody, nobody register

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your plates. Let's make that the 2025 motto. I know we're not there yet, but we got to make

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this growing movement. Nobody register your plates. They can't arrest us all. That's true. They might

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try, but they won't. So where, where are we at now? So we are in Las Vegas, Nevada,

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in a hot garage. I'm sorry. We're in a soundstage studio, a podcasting studio that's perfectly

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comfortable to sit in right now. And when it's out in five outside, maybe kind of sort of, I don't

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really know. So you know, I found weird this week is like AOC and a bunch of her squad members

6:53

and a bunch of reporters like Rachel Maddow, Mad cow or whatever her name is.

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Apparently they're coming out for Trump. What do you mean? Well, they're saying that if Trump gets

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elected, they'll be arrested. Oh, okay. So I want them arrested. Yeah. Well, they'd be arrested for

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well, they're they're Democrats. The media, they lie. They think that's legal though, but they

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think that they're gonna arrest them because Trump's apparently a tyrant. Why didn't he arrest them the

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first time? Well, you got to stop using reason. See, Dave, that's your problem. You use reason.

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And reason says, well, you've been arrested last time, why would he arrest you now? But they're

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trying to use scare tactics. Like, Oh, the videos are fake. Joe Biden's not one or sage like a Zumba

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or they're going to arrest the media and the progressive left. I mean, I'm not for fake arrest.

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I'm not for government control. But but seriously, Uncle Sam, put your boot on the neck of the

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progressive progressive Democrats. I'm kind of okay with that. I'll look the other way,

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even though I'm a libertarian and I don't necessarily like that. I'll take a nap that day. Do what you

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got to do because I don't like them. Oh, Jesus Christ, where else are we at today? You guys need

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more talk about or should I keep going? Yeah, it seemed like a slow news week for me. I mean, I didn't

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really pay much attention. It's it's it's a it's a beautiful week this week.

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Kansas, the state of Kansas, who knew? Have you ever driven through Kansas? Yeah, I'm pretty

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sure I did. So if you're not a bug in the windshield, yeah, you okay. But no, so if you're coming from

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the east, heading west, the mile markers trick you. So typically, we see a mile marker is either

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counting down or counting up, right? Well, there's start counting down. And when you first end up

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the state from Missouri, who knew Missouri was next to Kansas? Who knew the Kansas City Chiefs

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were actually in Missouri? Yeah, I didn't know that either. Well, I didn't know I'm not good

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at this, right? I'm getting off topic. So when you cross over that state line, it says like 178 miles.

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Okay. And it's going down. I go, Oh, 178 I can do that. No problem. Yeah. It gets around 60 and it

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changed to 375. Apparently another interesting interzand and kind of, oh yeah, they do that kind

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of weird. But still, I was all happy. I remember being Colorado at 170 miles. My not gonna happen.

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So but also, I think where I was going with this. So the state of Kansas this week is Sue and Pfizer.

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Okay, what for? I assume the shot thing? Well, so it's a tricky. Well, I don't I don't truly know

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the I heard that I heard the Attorney General of Kansas talk about it. And it looks like they're

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going in the proper direction. Because you know, Pfizer does still have immunity. It all vaccine

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makers have immunity. Joe Biden working out for them though. No, no, no, that's not. Thank you. I love

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that. I love the fact that we are finally breaking this shit down. But so what they're doing is

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the peer because they haven't really said how the Pat they're going to take. Yeah. But what they said

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was you advertise this wrong. Yeah, you talked about it wrong. So instead of going after the vaccine,

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not working because the vaccine doesn't work. Could be my opinion, it could be wrong, but people are

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dying. They're going after what it appears to me from what I've seen, they're going after the

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advertisement of the vaccine, which would not have the immunity attached. Right. Interesting. So they

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might have actually found a back. So the Kansas in Kansas. What is that? Like, Kansas in Illinois in

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Indiana in Kentucky in Kansas. And what I don't know what you guys call yourself, but you did a

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great job. Keep up the fight. Go after Pfizer. And then we got the Louisiana. Oh, yeah, I was about

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to bring that one up. Oh, go right ahead. Yeah. So they maybe it's not the same thing you're thinking

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of, but I'm sure it is the only thing that's been in the news that I know in Louisiana. So yeah,

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they they passed a law saying you have to have the tank commandments in every public school.

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No, I actually mind is different. I don't know how Louisiana is in the news twice in one week.

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Because they're putting more with that because because Chase, what's Chase? What's his last name

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again? Oh, chase Oliver. I keep forgetting his name. If he would just contact me and talk to me.

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I'm pretty sure I remember his name, but he's kind of basic. So

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so go ahead with yours. I mean, like what else is there to say? This is fucking stupid.

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What is the Supreme Court has already ruled that it's unconstitutional. Now,

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we do have a different composition of the court these days, but it's going to be hard to justify

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this. Okay, so if you ban all religion from public schools, well, so this is different. This is not

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a school may display this. It's all schools must display this.

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Well, okay. But after the Civil War, all schools must have presented actually,

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I think this happened in the 1950s. All schools must show a picture of Abraham Lincoln.

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It was a it was a way of keeping the South down and you could go. It did happen.

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Well, they probably ruled against that too. No, no, no, this is back in the 40s and 50s.

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You couldn't pull that you couldn't get this shit off of that. The guys in the suits and the

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fedoras were just coming kick you in the head and you'd be done. So you wouldn't have existed

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back then. No, but, but like, I guess I can only liken this to when my son was in school.

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And he had, I think going through school, he had like one or no, maybe two or three Jewish teachers.

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And that was in the 90s and religion was not allowed in school. You can't sing religious songs,

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except unless you're singing a religious Jewish song. Because the last time I checked,

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Jewish Judaism is a religion. It's not a nationality. So they're singing like

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dreidel dreidel dreidel or whatever. That's a song about a dreidel religious, but it's well,

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but they suck a bunch of religious songs about the Jewish religion. I'm really sure the dreidel

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thing mentions like, well, okay, so that's something religious. I don't know. Everybody that works in

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the public gets this wrong because they're all a bunch of fucking idiots. But like, you're allowed

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to discuss religion, right? You're allowed to sing religious songs, you're allowed to pray on your own

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time. You're just not allowed to make other people do it. I don't understand why this is hard.

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Yeah, you can walk out the kids that want to opt out can walk out the classrooms in the hallway.

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Well, no, no, no, no, the teacher can't use class time to lead a prayer. Okay, the teacher is the

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government agent. Right. So but if a kid is in a homeroom, they can pray on their own time or in

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lunchroom. And I know I personally don't have a huge that's not a huge issue of mine. Yeah,

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I don't want all religions being discussed in school. So my board just cut them all out. But

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it's not the the issue itself. It's like the precedents, right? Because like, they're never

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going to just stop here, right? They're going to be start going back to creationism again. And

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like all the other fucking stupid people talk about. So how do humans get here? Let's go deep.

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Evolution. I mean, oh, we're monkeys. Well, don't say the word monkey. Don't be careful.

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Technically, we are monkeys. Oh, is that a bad word to say? No. Okay, I'm not going to be a bad

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word. I'm not going to expound on that. I got in trouble for saying monkey a few times in a joke.

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That was totally respectful. And it did not disrespect black people because I don't know

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what the hell their problem was. Well, all humans are also from Africa. True. And we're also all

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monkeys. So I don't know what you want to take from that. But where is this? What do monkeys have

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thumbs? They pose both up? Yes. So they can pick stuff up? Yes. And dial cell phones? Yes. How do

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you not know what a monkey looks like? A monkey or an ape? Both. Okay, I don't really get it. This

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is not what I mean. That's the difference. That's the major difference. Yeah, monkeys have tails,

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apes do not have tails. That's the difference. I'm doing my Marge Simpson quote. Look it up.

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Hmm. Okay. Do monkeys have thumbs? Okay, of course they do quick break here. Oh my god. No,

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because I thought the opposable thumb was like the whole thing of no, this is why monkeys can't be

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humans. No, monkeys are tiny. They're just they don't have enough brain mass. They throw poo too.

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So do apes. So do I. I'm pretty sure even lemurs have thumbs and they're like one removed from

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monkeys. This is great on air right now. We're talking we're both type and I'm trying to figure

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apes and old world monkeys have fully opposable thumbs. Yeah. So what's so define opposable.

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Just kidding. I know what that means. It means you can grasp things.

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Like, like, like, regular mammals have thumbs, but they're attached like this. I mean, this one's

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not my thing, but that's fine. I'll give you. I'll give you. We might have come from monkeys people.

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In case you didn't know that might be true. Dave's Dave's never wrong because he can't say the word

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wrong. I spent like most of my college arguing about evolution online. Okay, so I'm pretty well

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versed in it. So so have you have you took the last week because I did post that clip on X to show

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you how to say the word wrong. I don't know what you're talking about. But you're never wrong. I

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don't know what you're talking about. Eventually I will get him to say it doesn't mean he has to be

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wrong. I just want to get the work out of his mouth. So so but yeah, like these lunatics, it's the

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whole pendulum swinging, right? They tried this back in the early 2000s. And then the left went

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fucking psycho. And now the right is coming back again. And but but they're not going to just be

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like, Okay, let's just stop this nonsense. They're going to do their own dumb bullshit again.

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They always do. I'm not getting the creationism. I don't I don't it's not my thing. I don't care

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about it. I'm here. And that's all that matters. I mean, it's important that you know, like,

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do I came from? Well, no, but if we want to, you know, cure cancer or do medical research,

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that doesn't involve, you know, bullshit vaccines, then you have to have a grasp on how biology works.

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So you want to kill a bunch of monkeys so humans cannot have cancer?

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Sure, why not? I know about monkeys. They're cute. So what? Whoever buys them? They're playful. Yeah,

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but if you want to buy a monkey and have it as a pet, oh, but if I buy a monkey, you're not allowed

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to have that scientific research, then that's my so if you buy a cat, can you shave it? Why not?

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Walk backwards? Sure. That's weird. It probably won't go for it. But you know, guys don't really

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like that kind of thing. Although a dog, you probably could convince a dog. My shave its ass

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needs to walk backwards. It's an old joke. Oh, okay. What was your Louisiana thing? Oh, Jesus

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Christ, I forgot about it already. So apparently Louisiana is I mean, I mean, read the word. No,

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no, it's I want to say it a certain way because I don't want to be accused of, you know, making

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shit up. Louisiana is starting the process to get criminal referral request for Fauci and other

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public health officials. Okay. So apparently Louisiana is going after a silly, silly killer.

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Yeah. I, ah, geez, that was hard to get out. Well, but now if they're if they're all a bunch of

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creation is how they're going to prove that Fauci was wrong. Right? Like he don't mix two stories.

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That's going to give me a headache. But I mean, that's the reality, right? Like he killed people.

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How do you prove that you have to use science? You can't just say it. You science and then

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like go down the road. People just ruin everything. I have facts that are not science related. And you

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science people are going to like, well, it can't happen because of this. I mean, what if you take

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the X on the axis and the A in the ass? Yes. Yes. It's always pissed me off as a libertarian because

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like people on the right will say, I like the free market because, you know, everyone can try

19:05

their own thing and discover the best solution. And then the market just works. Okay. But I didn't

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come from no goddamn monkey. Right. And then the people on the left are like, well, evolution is

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this this trial and error random mutation and natural selection and eventually species that

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that are better adapted survive and the other ones die out. But the free market doesn't work. So we

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need communism. Like it's the same side of the fucking coin. Well, actually, that you just brought

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up a very valid point here. If you could change the word creationism to COVID, you might have had

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the exact same argument. What do you mean? COVID doesn't exist. COVID does exist. It exists. I had

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it. Oh, you, oh, you had a cold? No, I had something much worse. Oh, do you taste metal?

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What? Did you taste metal? Apparently. Oh, some people had COVID taste. My point being,

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it fucked up my smell. I still smell things weird. Really? Yes. Okay. So I mean, like it had so it's

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manmade. I'm not saying that I don't know that has to be. It doesn't have to be something. I mean,

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I believe that it was but I don't that's not a necessary truth of virus has a virus ever

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changed anybody since the smell for this long. Well, I don't know. I don't believe I don't think so.

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But so make a man made like it's new. So my point is though, the government and the media

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have worked together for decades, apparently even possibly hundreds and thousands of years

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to get us to keep arguing so we can't agree so we constantly fight. So we don't know when we go to

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vote. We're like, Oh my God, I'm voting for abortion. I vote for guns. I vote for this. I vote for

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that because the TV said this. Shut the fuck up. Just fucking vote for the person that's going to

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make your life the best. So the other thing, even if it was man made, right, the way they make a virus

20:53

isn't like some guy like cutting and pasting genes, right? They put the virus in a bunch of petri

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dishes and make it evolve. So control x and control p. They're not doing that. Oh, they're not doing

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that. So like they have a bunch of petri dishes. And and they say, Oh, I like the way that one works.

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Let's let's throw the others out and have this one propagate. And they just have faster evolution.

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So you are for you are thinking that it's gain a function. Yeah, that's how gain a function

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research. Great. And because I mean, I go back to where the bird foods kind of they're doing a

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gain a function on the bird flu right now. We're going to see that here moment. That's how we make

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like tomatoes and bananas and shit. You know, yeah, I heard that bananas don't wouldn't actually exist

21:33

without by genetic altering. Well, what's what we do is we to make a banana tree, there's there's

21:40

no such thing as a banana tree. Right. So like we had banana trees in the past. And then like we

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chopped a branch off. And then we glued it to another tree, like a completely different tree.

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And that's fine. All I'm going to say is I will not eat plant based bananas. Oh, wait, wait.

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I'm confused. I just confused myself. I think so. I'll eat plant based bananas. I will not eat bugs

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or plant based meat. Okay, I had to reset myself that I got a little confused.

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Oh, Lordy, what do we got next? I didn't make enough notes on that. Oh, no, I did. I just I put

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a space in where it shouldn't be. So what is what's your feelings on the daily caller? It's a website?

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I mean, I'll occasionally click links from there. Okay, so it's somewhat reputable.

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I don't know about that. I mean, the articles I'm reading, and it seems it has,

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he's got my slant to the world. So I kind of dig him. I think he's right. I think they're right.

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I say him because I'm talking about there's no way I'm getting this last name right.

22:43

Let's just say Philip L. It's actually L.

22:49

It's not Phil McCracken, is it?

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I don't know. It's actually Michael Bendover. Oh, okay. Or Michael Hunt. Michael Hunt.

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And Bendover. No, it's L. E. N. Z. C. Y. C. I don't know. He's Polish.

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Polish guy. There you go. They're so poor in Poland that they can't buy a vowel.

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I did not say that. That was Dave. I think people can afford vowels.

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So he's, he's come out this week and he's claiming the Chinese police

23:27

are here in America and at the southern border. Now, I'm going to stop that statement for a second.

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Have you heard about the Chinese police station, station around America?

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Yes. Okay. So we agree that is true.

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Probably. Because you've heard about it. Yeah. Well, I don't, I believe I'm not,

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I'm not setting you up for a joke. Although by the sound like I was.

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So I've heard about it from sources that wouldn't admit to it unless it was true.

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You know what I mean? Right. So like me. So it's no, not like you.

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So generally, like if CNN tells me something that's anti left, I tend to believe that because

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right CNN is leftist. Yeah. And then if like Fox tells me something that's anti right,

24:10

then I tend to believe that. Right. No, agree. I agree. Every once in a while,

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they got to be right so they can say they're right or left or whatever.

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Or just something that's just too obvious to ignore or to.

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So he's, he's, you know, with the Chinese police stations here in the country

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and he interviewed a guy who claimed to be a Chinese police officer

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at the southern border who was facilitating Chinese immigrants getting into the country.

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Okay. And again, I go back to you can't just walk out of a communist country.

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I go back to the fact that they're sitting police officers over here to keep an eye on their

24:46

citizens to make them make sure they do what they're supposed to do when they're here.

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Yeah. But there's nothing they can do. There's a, there's nothing they, okay. So I mean,

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having grown up in Chicago, I'm sure you went down to Chinatown, right?

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Oh, I love Chinatown. Where I go. And Chicago Chinatown is interesting

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because there's a big building right on the corner of Sir Mac and Wentworth, I think it is.

25:07

Okay. And it's just like a big kind of like a VFW hall, but Chinese.

25:14

And you're like, well, there's no stores. And you're like, what's going on in there?

25:18

And that's a try that's a triad building, right? Okay. So they have their own,

25:23

so the triad is Asian, it's Chinese mafia. Yes. Okay. I just, some people who didn't know.

25:28

But this is in every ethnic community. I mean, like, so every, every ethnic community has a

25:33

police department here on our land. You're using the word police department, but like,

25:38

to spy on their citizens that are here. It's, and to correct their behavior when they're bad.

25:44

Well, you're about to try to do the same thing. But it's not, it's not like a police department.

25:48

It's just like, this is our neighborhood. And these are the people that run it.

25:53

And yes, they do organize criminal stuff. But that's how you have to work in the

25:57

kind of, I mean, like you're telling me the government doesn't do the organized crime too.

26:00

Of course they do. Of course they do. But again, the, but the CCP should not be on our land.

26:07

Well, there's no should. There's just, there is and there isn't.

26:10

Well, they, well they should not. I mean, I don't like,

26:12

But if Chinese people choose to listen to them, then they can. And if they say,

26:16

fuck you, there's nothing that the triads or whoever the fuck can really do about it.

26:19

Okay. You don't have to live in an ethnic Chinese neighborhood, right?

26:22

Like you can move anywhere you want into a gated community.

26:26

And there's nothing they can do to you. I'm just setting the story up for a future show.

26:30

Okay. Because I know what's going to happen. I'm in, I'm in the know. We'll see.

26:35

The stars have aligned. I don't think so. The moon is in the, what is it? What is the moon in?

26:41

The house of mercury ascending or whatever. It's all lined up. I've seen it all. I know

26:47

where this is going, but I can't tell you yet. I don't think so. Oh no, it's bad days are coming.

26:53

Well, yes, but I don't think for the reason that you think they are. There's an awful lot

26:57

of illegals here doing something. It doesn't matter. Actually, I wasn't even going to bring this up.

27:01

But did you ever happen to Los Angeles today? No, they opened up a $600 million high rise building

27:08

with like fitness centers and like all kinds of amenities. And it's for the homeless. Okay. Cool.

27:15

How do I'm going to, I'm going to be homeless. Yeah. I get LA apartment. I get LA apartment.

27:22

Drive down there. Oh, Jesus. So yeah, so I, and with the day they called her, I, the Philip

27:30

Lozinski guy, that's kind of who I'm kind of watching right now because he's got some stories

27:34

that he kind of thinks like I do, or I think like he does, I probably smarter than me.

27:39

But that's kind of where I'm going with that. Oh, shit. We're seven days and counting to the debate.

27:47

Nice. So are we going to, or should we do a live show or? I want to, but I don't know where to go

27:53

because Travis, I've got back to me. Oh, okay. I mean, unless we did it here, I mean, we can do a,

27:58

can we do a live show? I don't see why not. So are you willing to commit to the whole debate?

28:04

How long is it supposed to be? And what time from what to what time? I think it's a two or three

28:09

hour debate. So that could be a, I mean, I can get a TV behind us. Well, it's got to be, I believe

28:16

a three hour debate because they, they, they, Biden asked for a bathroom breaks. I'm not even gonna,

28:24

I'm not touching that joke. I mean, seriously, dude. Oh yeah. I mean, the rules in this debate

28:32

are a hundred percent Joe Biden and like zero Trump. Well, I saw that Trump gets the last word.

28:39

Well, his microphone be on or off. Oh, well, that's at least that's something.

28:45

So it was like they did a coin flip and Biden won the coin flip and they could either choose which

28:52

side of the stage to be on or get the last word and Biden chose to be on whatever side of the

28:58

stage you wanted. Well, that's the double. You always want the last one. I don't know what is

29:03

the reasoning was. Well, this just proves he's an idiot and his campaign. I'm pretty sure he

29:07

didn't choose it. It was his campaign people. Well, yeah, because he can't make a decision,

29:12

except do I poop my pants now or holy shit now? Sorry.

29:19

Yeah. So the, the, the moderate, see the moderate moderators are Jake Tapper and Diana Bash.

29:27

Did I write those names down? Yeah. Diana Bash. So Jake Tapper is anti Trump. Right. And he's

29:33

gone on TV saying how much he's anti Trump. And then Dana Bash, do you know anything about her?

29:40

No. So it is her one of one of her ex husbands. Apparently she is more than one fine woman to

29:49

live with. Her first ex husband is one of the 51 signers of the Hunter Biden laptop being Russian

29:59

propaganda. So to me, I say run with it because Trump now has a way in to go to bring up the

30:11

laptop without bring up the court case. So he could be like, well, Diane, I know your husband,

30:16

well, your ex husbands thought this was fake. My cut. What's that? They're gonna cut his mic.

30:21

So they did that. That's the thing they had. They're gonna cut his mic. I mean, seriously,

30:27

they're gonna cut his mic every time because he he can have no props, which I'm like, really,

30:33

always done that. Well, yeah, but I mean, this time, I mean, can you imagine, I think Dave Bongino

30:38

said this, it was have him blow up a check from the CCP Hunter Biden. Yeah, and just hold that up.

30:47

Okay, so the debate is going to be on Thursday at 5pm Pacific. Oh, okay.

30:54

I mean, I could be here for that. I can probably get or maybe maybe 6pm because like that's this

30:58

is the pre show schedule. So what did it say? What it ends?

31:04

No, I don't think so. Well, you know what, you guys might see me. You might be seen us live here

31:09

next week. Yeah, we'll see. We don't know where that's going to go. And I mean, we're gonna, you

31:13

know, we're much better live. I mean, here, you know, we're kind of like awkward and

31:17

and dick jokes and poop jokes. But live, we are like tight. It's if that's gonna be true.

31:26

Yeah. Okay, it's gonna start at 6pm Pacific Thursday, June 27. And okay, 90 minutes long

31:34

with two commercial breaks. This is our normal schedule. Yeah. Oh, yeah. We can go now. Well,

31:39

we don't do commercial breaks though. Well, no, because no one pays us to advertise it. Yeah.

31:44

But so we can either do it live or we can just upload it the next day as we normally do.

31:51

I almost want to do it. Well, you don't drink so it won't be kind of fun because I because my

31:56

intention was to have chocolate shots on the table. And every time Biden poops his pants,

32:03

we do a chocolate shot. And my wife was going to drive me because I think there's going to be a

32:10

lot of pooping in the pants. I don't think I mean, no, they're gonna cork up that thing.

32:17

That would be the commercial break. Like, okay, guys, we're cutting like he has that choice.

32:22

Well, no, but the dude's walking on the tarmac. He's got to stop and spread his legs. It's not

32:26

gonna be live though. It's gonna be on a slight delay. Five minutes delay. Yeah. And then they're

32:30

going to be able to do any editing they need. Oh, no, no, no, they always do that. No, no,

32:35

Trump's gonna say fuck or shit or whatever. The delay I don't mind. But but set the commercial

32:41

breaks at 45 minutes in or 20 minutes in commercial break 20 minutes later. Don't cut commercial

32:48

he poops his pants. That's wrong. We as Americans, we deserve to see him poop his pants again.

32:56

And then they made up some bullshit to get RFK not there. Yeah. Like they said, okay, you have to

33:00

qualify in five polls and he's like, okay, here's five polls. No, not those. You can't use those.

33:07

And actually like neither Trump nor Biden also qualify by their own. Because they're not on the

33:11

ballot yet. That's a problem. There you have to be on the ballot. Yeah. Well, neither one are on the

33:17

ballot. Right. But I'm kind of glad Kennedy's out on this one. I think he needs to be on the rest.

33:26

But this one needs to be a shit show. Trump needs to Trump needs to realize the less words you say,

33:34

the more points you're going to win by let Biden, right, mumble, stumble, right, poop his pants,

33:42

talk about his uncle being eaten by cannibals. Let all that happen. The more you let him talk,

33:49

the more I get to talk about on the next Thursday. So Trump man, do a brother a favor.

33:55

Just hook me up. Let that guy just mumble and stumble and potentially bark at people,

34:01

which apparently he's done twice now. You see him? He's not not not not not not not not.

34:05

But then he she paid but then he gagged. I know but but then he giggles. He giggles after that.

34:13

It's weird. So whatever. I mean, Trump just let this dude embarrass. I know you're smart.

34:20

You got your great debater, but let just kick back and let this dude kill himself.

34:26

He is going to die on stage and they're going to replace him. So when I say that, I do have to

34:31

make an ult another alteration to something that I said that I said Biden will be out in 30 days,

34:39

which I still believe with this exception and I pissed at myself that I missed this.

34:45

If and I did say this last week is that Hillary Clinton could be on the list to be replaced.

34:50

I mean, she's got a facelift. She's been seen with hot sauce in her purse.

34:55

Do you know that joke? Yeah. Okay. So you don't know she was at a black restaurant

35:00

and she ordered food. She goes, Oh, don't worry. I brought my own hot sauce out of my purse.

35:05

I'd love somebody to catch her live and go show me the hot sauce in your purse and she'd be like,

35:10

what? Yeah, she's whatever. So getting back to Biden being removed, they will Uncle, Uncle Bernie

35:18

or Bernie. No, what is that? The, the, they had the dead guy and they walked him around.

35:25

They will, they will three months with Bernie, with Bernie Joe Biden. If Hillary Clinton is the

35:32

one is the nominee. And I did, I did, I did miss this. I truly truly am mad at myself because

35:39

if Biden was to step down or be removed or die, not wishing death on anybody,

35:49

then Camilla, Camilla, I can't say her name. Camela. Camela. Camela. I have a speech in

35:56

powder, but I'm not getting into it. Whatever her name is. I'm not insulting you. I just can't

36:01

say your name. She will become with an asterisk, the first female United States president. Okay.

36:08

And Clinton and Hillary Clinton can't allow that. So they will duct tape and bungee cord Joe Biden's

36:15

corpse to anybody and everybody who's willing to walk next to him to get him through January.

36:21

Oh hell, it's gonna be on the way to January. Yeah. Yeah. Good luck with that. But there's no way

36:26

Hillary Clinton is going to let the vice president become the first female president. So that's

36:33

where it's a little caveat that I've got. And it was there, but there is a, there's a big debate

36:38

going on and Bonginos brought this up. If Biden was to step down or be removed, which

36:46

it's going to happen because I mean, even at this Hollywood event, well, I'll give that in a second.

36:53

If he is to step down, she's not going to want, she's going to be the first female president.

36:57

So, but so they kind of like, they kind of weakened the burning, weekend that burned him

37:04

over the weekend at the George Clooney fundraiser for him in Hollywood.

37:12

I don't pay attention to that yet. Okay. So, so there was like a bunch of activity and a big show

37:19

that George Clooney was hosting and I didn't watch it. I just kind of call the highlights.

37:25

Biden froze on stage. And it's really funny because if you watch the footage of what went out on TV,

37:34

they panned way back. And what they missed when they panned way back, because there was a few

37:39

cameras still panned way in, is Obama grabbed Biden by the wrist and kind of tugged him and then

37:47

put his hand behind his back. And that's where the weekend of Bernie's thing came up at. Just kind

37:51

of like walk that corpse right out of the room. So a damn bunch of those thing goes, that that's a

37:57

power move. I might go watch that when I get home. Yeah, you should. It's a pretty cool power.

38:01

No, no, I mean, the weekend of Bernie's. I haven't seen that long time.

38:05

Much more entertaining what happened. But it was just going to show you that who's truly

38:09

running this country, whether it's Obama or he's part of it. Again, I say the debates to get Joe

38:16

Biden off the ballot because he ain't good. He ain't smart. But yeah, but he did freeze on stage.

38:23

So, but this brings up an interesting point. George Clooney was there. There was, I guess

38:29

I don't know the other actors and actresses that were there except for Jack Black. You remember

38:34

Jack Black? Yeah. He was in a movie like 20 years ago. He used to be funny. Yeah, yeah, he used to

38:38

be funny. But he was wearing this like American flag overall. But I believe it was either Stalin

38:45

or somebody else wore a very similar pair of overalls with their flag. No, I mean, I guess it

38:52

was a meme could have been Photoshopped, but it entertained me and I laughed so I don't care.

38:56

But so check this out. So we all know about Epstein's Island, right? Well, I don't know anything

39:03

about it. Well, have you been there? Are you in the logs? I don't answer questions like that. Is the

39:08

FBI coming to your house like that? So, so a judge back in January said she won all the names we

39:17

released. I remember that they gave us a sacrificial list of like what 20 people. Yeah. And we always

39:23

had the flight lines. Right. That was leaked a long time ago. But it kind of died off. Yeah.

39:29

So what if like the camera footage and all this other stuff that the FBI does have

39:36

and they're using the blackmail people? What if you look at every actor or actress that comes out

39:41

for Joe Biden now being on that FCI visitor? Because one, who would willingly come out to

39:54

support poopy pants? I'm pretty sure all these Hollywood idiots do that. Like I mean, but on the

40:00

other hand, the ones who don't are also don't tend to be pedophiles. So like you don't. So I say,

40:08

read the room and actors and actresses are trained to read the room. We all know that we don't.

40:15

Well, I guess there's more comics. Yeah, that's like, but Jack Black is a comic though. Okay,

40:19

that's true. Sort of kind of. No, no, he did. He did stand up. So he knows how to read a room.

40:24

He knows that we don't like Joe Biden as a whole. I mean, like as a country, if you were like,

40:30

have a megaphone that I don't know, he knows that country because I don't think he gives a five.

40:34

So he's just they walk Hollywood and just can't see past the Hollywood mountains.

40:38

Those people, they have their own little word. Now, in the poker world, I get a little glimpse of

40:44

these people because every once in a while, some of them will come and play poker. And like, you

40:49

can ask them questions and they'll chit chat and they don't mind talking about it. But like,

40:54

they are fucking in their own world. I mean, like they have no clue how the average person lives.

41:00

You know, what kind of struggles you might have like, they don't even understand the concept of

41:05

going to the grocery store, because they don't go to the grocery store. And I don't blame them.

41:09

Because if they did, they would be swarmed. They would know that that is bullshit because I met

41:12

Sam Elliott at a grocery store. Okay, Sam Elliott. Oh, who knows who Sam? I'm a comic. Nobody knows

41:18

who Sam Elliott. You did. Yeah, but I'm a fucking movie buff. That's that's actually so okay. Let's

41:25

see how good of a movie buff you are. I met him in Ralph's Ralph's. Yeah.

41:33

What is that? The Big Lebowski. Yeah, but what he didn't go the route, they got the

41:37

the Folgers coffee can from a Ralph to Mary Donnie and his ashes. Okay, fine. It was a deep dive in

41:42

the Big Lebowski. And in reality, I really didn't like, talk to him, yeah, to interrupt him. I just

41:49

kind of do what I've always done. What was he doing like fucking like checking the egg or

41:54

pancake batter, which is weird. Like he was all like bent over, like, like really

41:58

looking for a pancake batter. Where's the suitcase? I mean, some pancakes. No, I just I just walked by

42:06

and this is kind of what I do. Because like even in Chicago, I come across like movie stars,

42:11

you know, because I live down the Gold Coast and whatever. But I would just go, Hey, I'm a big fan.

42:16

And I wouldn't even break pace. I just keep walking. I don't I don't want to disturb their

42:20

beat. But I also want to acknowledge that I like them. And yeah, I'm pretty sure Sam Elliott can

42:25

grocery style like but Tom Cruise, but wait, he's black. So he stands up and is like, Well, thank

42:30

you. Like no problem. And I can't walk. So I didn't really meet him. Yeah, but it was Sam Elliott.

42:36

We were eye to eye face to face. But Jack Black, I mean, like everybody would recognize Jack Black.

42:41

I don't think I don't think I would. Well, not now because of his good. Yeah, but like a normal

42:47

looking Jack Black, people would recognize if he was running around his underwear, hands down,

42:51

I would recognize that because apparently he can only be funny in his underwear.

42:58

Or orange counting. Sorry. I guess I should qualify that orange county is one of my favorite

43:01

movies. It wasn't Jack Black is probably my my one of his greatest movies. But dude, seriously,

43:10

Biden. I mean, hey, if you want to come on the podcast and defend yourself, I'll give you 500

43:15

dollars Jack Black. Is he poor? Is he poor yet? Why would he be poor? I mean, has he done a movie

43:23

the last 20 years? He doesn't need to. Oh, so he's like orange counting money and good. I guess.

43:27

What are the movies he better than that made money? He was in a I mean, I don't think he really

43:31

starred in anything that I can think of. He's good comedy. He's in a ton of comedy movies where

43:36

I'm sure he got a good payday. I mean, he's not a movie. He's no Zach Gaffelaclis, whatever that

43:43

guy's name is. Which they're because they're very similar body styles, comedy, but but Zach's

43:49

funny thing. You are Jack. Sorry. Don't go away, Jack. No. What's the song? Go away, Jack. No,

43:58

I don't know the song. Get the fuck out of here, Jack. We're tired of you now. You just you just

44:02

went woke and you went broke. No, I mean, I don't get this man. Why? I mean, no, but don't come up

44:10

for Trump either. Don't come out in a bubble. Like they live in a bubble and the only people they

44:15

ever talked to or interact with say this. So naturally that's what they believe.

44:20

But through the flip side, do you remember when Clint Eastwood interviewed an empty chair? Yeah.

44:25

I mean, why? I don't know. I thought there was weird care about you guys. We want you to entertain

44:31

us. Do you know dance? Tell you little jokes. Say your lines or your the writers write them for you

44:37

because that's all you're doing is saying the lines or the light they were written for you.

44:41

Entertain us and go home. We don't care about your politics. Well, but if they're now if you're in the

44:48

grocery store as a famous celebrity for whatever reason and people swarm you and like everyone's

44:53

happy to see you, why would you not assume that they care about your political opinions?

44:58

You're important. They're not because of all the people that have came like, like,

45:02

do you like Bruce Springsteen? I like his music. Some of it. Did you like him? Like when he first

45:07

came out? I wasn't even born yet. He's in the 90s, dude. No, he's from like the late 70s or mid 70s.

45:16

What are you talking about? Well, I've never been a big fan of Jesus. No, I mean,

45:20

Asbury Park. Come on. Okay, so apparently you like him. No, I just I don't I don't like it when I

45:28

don't want another political views. I just I just don't. I won't put it. Okay, so that'd be fair.

45:33

Like a lot of singers sing about their political views. Right. So like that's their art, whereas

45:39

an actor is doing what somebody else wrote for them. So if it's in their song, which is their art,

45:45

then I'll be I'm a lot more a lot more accepted of that because that's their art. Well, that's what

45:49

Bruce Springsteen is all about. Yeah, but he came out and he's he's made speeches and he's always

45:54

been this way. Well, I don't want to say what same with John Mellencamp or or like John Mellencamp.

46:01

John Cougar. John Cougar. First he was Johnny Cougar. Yeah, he was John Cougar.

46:06

And it was John Cougar. And then John Cougar Mellencamp. And then something else. And has he

46:10

had a song out recently? I don't know. I have no idea. I grew up I lived in the in Indiana for a

46:16

while. And he was like really pop because he's from India. He was a Hoosier to we still don't know

46:21

what Hoosier is, but except Hoosier. I said that I don't know the I'm trying to repeat the joke.

46:27

But that's callback. So we'll go with that. But

46:32

so I mean, and he had the ripped jeans and the bandana hanging on the back pocket,

46:37

which is actually funny because in the gay world in the 90s, that was a symbol. You know that?

46:43

I don't know. So the band the color was 10. But you're gay, right? No. Oh, I'm sorry. You're

46:50

thinking of the guy you're voting for president. Chase Oliver, come out and play chase. Come on.

46:58

No, apparently. And I'm not saying JC Mellencamp or John Cougar or whatever. I'm not saying he's gay.

47:04

I'm just saying he had bandana's hand was back pocket. That means something to gay community.

47:08

Nothing wrong with being gay. I think gay people should be libertarians. Just not chase Oliver.

47:14

Because you like you want to transition kids, you little but basic bitch.

47:18

Um, no, I mean, seriously, I mean, no, it still pisses me off. What can I do?

47:23

How do I win people over to the libertarian party when they Google? Well, libertarian party. I've

47:29

actually never heard of that. Well, the fucking you never heard of that dumbass. But then they're

47:33

going to go, well, I don't watch TV or whatever. Yeah. And they're going to Google libertarian party

47:37

2024. And this kid transitioning guy is going to pop out. And I'm going to go, yeah, that's our

47:47

presidential candidate vote for me. I don't want kids to transition, but he does. How do I? How do

47:56

I do that? I mean, it's so okay. So I mean, you're running for all you have to give it. I don't

48:03

give a I'm not I'm just paper candidate. But you have to understand that like there's a whole big

48:09

web of shit in this. And like both of you guys are on the wrong end of it. So like

48:15

what Chase says is that he wants the government to be out of your medical decisions, right?

48:22

Okay, and I assume you would agree with that statement. Yes. Okay. So now he says,

48:31

if a doctor recommends a treatment for a child, that's not the government's business to stop it.

48:36

Is it based on diagnosis though?

48:39

Presumably, I mean, okay. So but now here's the thing. A lot of libertarians are getting this

48:47

wrong. And not all libertarians are anarchists. So I'm not you right. So if you're an anarchist like

48:53

me, obviously that position is correct, right? The government has no place in anything. So therefore,

48:59

if a doctor prescribes a treatment that most of us agree is abuse, right, you don't have a right to

49:07

interfere. But the child when they grow up has a right to sue, which actually there are quite a

49:15

few losses sort of pop up now. But I don't want to get that. Yeah, the media is hiding those.

49:19

So now if you're if you're a non anarchist, if you're a minarchist or whatever you want to call

49:25

yourself, then you would say, Well, the government has a limited role. And that role is to protect

49:31

our rights. And children have rights. And we think that doctors giving certain treatments

49:39

violates those rights. Okay. So now, again, I'm an anarchist, so I'm not going to argue the

49:45

minarchist position. But here's the here's the problem. All these doctors that have this goofy ass

49:51

belief, and where they're like, that all comes from the government to write because government

49:59

funds medical research, basically all of it. And government decides who gets grants and who

50:05

doesn't. Okay. So if a researcher says, I'm going to study trans kids. And my hypothesis is that we

50:14

should give them hormone treatments. Okay, he gets a government grant. Whereas if somebody says,

50:21

I'm going to study trans kids. And I think it's just a phase and we should just give them therapy

50:27

and love and whatever. He doesn't get a grant. Right. So now chase is missing this whole thing.

50:33

Right. He's saying, Oh, the doctors say that that we should give the kids hormones.

50:36

Therefore, the government shouldn't step in. But it's a government that paid for that research.

50:41

Right. So we don't know what actual scientific research would look like in this field

50:45

until we get the government out of all of it. So that is probably the most well thought out,

50:53

logical argument you've ever presented to me. No, it's not. Do you think I'm going to accept it?

51:00

Well, what's wrong with saying no. So then it's okay for kids to smoke.

51:04

Why can't a 12 year old drive? I don't give a fuck. Well, no, you know, if it's your 12 year old,

51:09

that's your problem. No, but it's it's there. Unfortunately, well, probably fortunately,

51:15

we have picking we have chosen the age of 16 18 and 21 to we don't give a fuck.

51:22

Well, no, we have we have the Royal we haven't said you or I didn't sit around in a room and go,

51:28

kids can drive at 16. Yeah, but I don't care. But but the reality is I'd rather have kids driving

51:33

on the street than the fucking retard. I got to deal with it Vegas every day. The California's

51:38

Jesus Christ. Like kids play video games. This is how I learned to drive. I was driving at 12.

51:43

But by Grand Theft Auto. So children's brains are not developed to 26, which I think that's a

51:50

weird age. That doesn't mean anything. But so are you for transitioning of kids that I like I said,

51:55

I you're the ability to do it. Yes. So like if if a pretend we're in a free anarchy market,

52:04

a free market anarchy, and a doctor says, you know, there's all these kids that are saying that

52:11

they think they're the other gender. Let's try this experimental treatment. But what about the

52:17

doctor's oath to do no wrong? Well, someone has to do experiments, right? I mean, like,

52:22

how did you know that ripping someone's heart out and replacing it with a plastic heart worked

52:27

unless you try a plastic like a, it'd be a pigs heart. Well, they do that too. That's the cars.

52:32

Now. Yeah, they've been doing that for a long time. I don't pay attention to that stuff. Yeah, but

52:37

or even just ripping someone open, right? Like, I'm going to cut you open and play around with your

52:41

organs. But that's okay. Well, that's the government allowing that to happen. And that's

52:46

that. No, they doctors. Those experiments happened before government got involved with medicine.

52:52

Yes, they did. So they it happened before the funding of grants. Yes. Yeah, that's a very recent

52:58

thing. That's like 1950s and forward. What was the first heart transplant done? Well, the heart

53:05

transplant itself was in like the 80s, I want to say. Okay, but the idea of surgery and organ

53:12

replacement is before that. So would you forgo a heart transplant because it apparently was government

53:18

funded, at least are the research portion of it? Because the government said, well, no, you

53:23

saw, okay, you said the government funding started in the 50s. The first heart transfer was in the

53:28

80s. That's 30 years. So there had to be government funding. But the science behind heart transplants

53:34

is older than the 50s. They just didn't perfect the technology for it yet. So they just did it on

53:40

their own free will and no no no money in their pocket. I'm sure someone got paid. I'm sure someone

53:47

got paid, but they've also proven it, right? It's not like everyone that goes for a heart transplant

53:52

comes out dead, right? It actually works. Right. No, I agree. I mean, medical we don't we don't. So

53:57

that's that's that's a problem with this trans stuff is that how do you measure that it works?

54:04

Right? Because what does work even mean for that? Right? There is no true definition of what worked

54:09

it's not like they had a bad heart. And now their heart work. Well, they had a penis they didn't

54:13

like you're right. I mean, I don't know. I was gonna make a joke about this, but I don't know.

54:19

Um, I mean, like if you're a responsible parents, you should know better. But again, like we all

54:26

go through not all of us, but most people go through government education, and they get drilled

54:30

in the government knows best, and the government scientists are have your best interests. So like

54:35

how do you blame parents that say, Well, the doctor says so maybe because they love their kid,

54:40

right? It's not like they're stupid. Or okay, no, they are stupid. It's not like they're

54:44

well, they love the okay, that's fine. Yeah, so like, I don't want to judge they're doing what they

54:47

think is the best thing. And and again, go back to our free market anarchy, right? A doctor says,

54:55

I have this idea for a new treatment. I don't know if it's going to work. But I want to get

55:00

100 people to do a trial experiment. Now 100 people, they all sign up and you know, they sign

55:07

waivers and whatever bullshit you gotta do. And then write the doctor does it. I don't have a

55:13

problem with that. But it's but he's he is doing harm. He is. Well, you can't do experiments

55:20

without potential harm. What is the age of consent in your mind? I don't have any kids. So I don't

55:25

give a fuck. No, no, but in the world, it doesn't you're not listening. I don't have any kids,

55:30

driving. Therefore, I don't give a fuck. Do you want to put five year olds on the road?

55:33

That's not my choice. That's your choice. You have kids. I don't. It's not about kids. Yes,

55:38

it is. It's about you said age of consent. Right. What age could could children be that's not my

55:43

problem. It's not my road. I don't own the road in an anarchy society. Someone will own the road.

55:49

And they'll say you have to be 16 to drive on this road. Right. The amusement park. You have to be

55:53

this tall ride the ride. Well, that's that's age discrimination, though. So they're allowed to

55:58

do it. Why? Because they they make the ride. They say what's safe. Okay. I don't know. I

56:07

I agree with you should not discriminate against kids because of their age.

56:11

What about this? Basic decisions. But what's your opinion on circumcision?

56:15

I got them. No, no, no, no, no, you don't you have no clue where I'm going with this. And I'm not

56:23

even 100% sure I want to bring this up. I mean, I would say there's a longer story involved in this.

56:35

So I at that point, it's the parents right. Why? Because the child can't even speak at the time.

56:43

That's harm. They're chopping off bits and pieces. Yeah. Well, why should they have that right?

56:49

If they have that right, then they have the right to do hormone treatment.

56:52

To what age, though? I mean, it's not their kid anymore.

57:00

Right. This is why I was keeping the back. So here's the thing, like, a lot of the

57:05

menarchist types will say I want the government to block this. And then chase Oliver will say,

57:11

I want the government to let parents trans their kids. But I'm saying I want the government to get

57:18

out of all medical research whatsoever. And then we can figure out what the real science is.

57:23

So if he would go public more with a comment like that, but he won't, he's not that smart.

57:32

And that's my problem. I mean, you have there's there's not gonna like me to run. There's

57:36

logically what you're saying, even though I don't do not believe we should be transitioning kids.

57:42

But you want to talk about the government interference and that's something we're against.

57:46

We're against the government interfering and stuff. Oh, Jesus Christ, you put on X now.

57:52

I just moron is oh so we're not we're not going to be doing taking cheap shots

57:56

to each other. No, no, no, no, no, I'm just arguing with some fucking idiot. Oh, they keep going.

58:00

What's his name? Let's not get into it. We're not going to show his picture in a mocky.

58:06

No, I don't think we're going for it. Did they ever find out? No. Well, nobody ever

58:10

claimed their Monero on that one either. You guys are fucking just throwing away free money here

58:14

and Monero just keeps going up. You could be a dollar air in Monero right now. And you don't

58:20

even know. Speaking of arguing on Twitter. Are we ready to go to our segments? Yeah, the only thing

58:26

I want to the last thing I had on here was I think Joe Biden is starting to start his amnesty

58:32

program now. He's kind of like putting the head in first, you're going to slide the shaft in later.

58:38

He's kind of like like getting us ready to prepare us for for mass amnesty and voter rights for

58:43

illegals. So I'll leave it at that. So do what you got to do. Yeah. So last week we talked about

58:51

that police shooting. I didn't hear any anything new on it. I did though. Oh, yeah. Oh, Jesus Christ,

58:57

the guy on Facebook. He's a famous libertarian. He's Oliver Chase. Not Chase Oliver. There's

59:03

another guy. He's a famous libertarian. Whatever. He is a famous libertarian. And

59:11

oh, shit. I don't I just he says it was justified shooting. A lot of people are are agreeing with him

59:20

because of there was a gun. Apparently there was a gun in his in his waistband. I understand.

59:24

We only talked about that. The gun was on the floor. Yeah, after the guard was shot at but nobody

59:29

can still verify that he shot at the guard. But they said they're saying it sounds like a justified

59:35

shooting. So I couldn't make the video out myself. So I really can't have the whole problem is that

59:41

the cops escalated the whole situation. You know, okay, the security guard tackled him because he

59:47

had hands up and went down to the ground and they slamming the ground and tazored him. That is

59:52

what the cops crossed the line. So now do you remember during the Kyle Rittenhouse thing where

59:59

they in the trial, they tried to claim that Kyle started the fight and therefore he's not

1:00:04

entitled to self defense. True. Yes. Therefore it's not a justified shooting, right? No, that's a

1:00:08

real argument. Now they were wrong about the Rittenhouse, but that's a real argument. So if the

1:00:14

cops started this whole thing, then it's not a justified shoot because they started it and he

1:00:19

defended himself, right? They had no justified reason to attack him. Right, because he had

1:00:25

essentially given up. He had submitted to their demands because he knew that he did not want to

1:00:31

be shot. Right. So he immediately would hands up and to the ground. Right. And they pushed it,

1:00:36

they did, he wasn't quick enough, even though he was following their commands and they tazored him.

1:00:41

So at that point, did he have the, is it justified for him to run? I think it is.

1:00:47

Because and then when the security guard tackles him, then it's justified to shoot him, right?

1:00:52

Like you're trying to escape and the guy's tackling you. This guy has no justification.

1:00:57

He put his hands on you whatsoever. Not just by his shooting, but in defeating yourself from him.

1:01:02

Well, yeah. Well, what's Georgia law with that though? It's Georgia. You can, I mean, like

1:01:07

some town in Georgia, in some towns in Georgia, you must own a gun. Oh, shit. McCarron, Kenesaw.

1:01:14

Yeah. My uncle lives there. Do you know why they passed that law? I don't remember.

1:01:17

Because Morton Grove, Illinois passed a law that you could not own a handgun or maybe Northbrook

1:01:23

or Morton Grove. One of the towns that some of the Chicago passed a law saying that if you live

1:01:28

in this town, you cannot own a gun and they did that law to counteract that law, which actually

1:01:34

that was kind of cool. So anyway, I also got into an argument with another goofball on Twitter.

1:01:40

And this guy, I don't know how we even got to this point, but this guy was saying like 10 years ago,

1:01:47

he was walking home with his wife and daughter and some crazy homeless guy who was drunk

1:01:54

started harassing them verbally. Okay. And and then this guy punched the drunk guy in the face.

1:02:02

Fair enough. And I jokingly tweeted at the police department from whatever city he said it was in

1:02:09

and said, Hey, what's the statute of limitations on this? I think I saw and then he replied.

1:02:14

I was in the police department replied no way. And they're like, you're gonna have to look that up

1:02:18

on your own. And I'm like, I didn't think they would even fucking reply. So you're reaching out to

1:02:23

a government government agency joke, but I didn't think they would reply. What the fuck would I

1:02:27

think that but then he got all mad saying, You're a narc. I won't. So he violently attacked somebody.

1:02:34

Right. So someone's saying word. No, he defended himself. No, the guy was saying words.

1:02:41

Words can be a threat. No, they know if you feel that you're in danger, no, you have a right to

1:02:45

the wrong wrong wrong. That's safe to say. Words are words. No, we're okay. So I'm going to kill you.

1:02:52

Is it's okay to say yes. What if I'm advancing towards you with no weapon, but I'm much larger

1:03:00

I still get to punch you. Really? Okay, we're talking about moral, not legal.

1:03:07

Well, legally, well, morally, why could okay, that's an attack mean.

1:03:12

I disagree. What do you mean? You haven't done anything. I mean, words don't hurt and six and

1:03:16

so don't necessarily break bones. But if you're presenting yourself as a threat, and you're saying

1:03:23

words that back up your body language in a threatening manner, you got to write your

1:03:29

no, because you're you're throwing a punch, right? You have the right to extract yourself from the

1:03:35

situation. You don't have a right to throw a punch. Well, to find extract yourself from a situation

1:03:39

get into defensive stance, move away. So so you're with your your wife and your child was one kid

1:03:46

or two kids. I don't know. I don't know. So he was going to have to wrangle up his wife and kid

1:03:51

and get them away safely. Well, the guy was pursuing pursuing them. They can just keep walking

1:03:57

while he can stay there and block the guy. Well, no, because you you can't leave them alone. Because

1:04:01

what if the guy gets past you or he's got friends away? No, you need to get your wife and you know

1:04:06

you can't punch people. Oh, yeah, you can. Do you think punching him is make going to make him

1:04:13

more likely or less likely to actually go forward with an attack on you? It depends on how and

1:04:19

what you know it doesn't depend. It doesn't depend. Well, he's going to go and shiv out and stab you

1:04:25

and stab your wife and stab your kid. The right person at the right location person's

1:04:30

not the person put him asleep. He's asleep. Very unlikely.

1:04:35

To you scramble his egg. And he's he's now is better than pepper spray. You're he's now delusional.

1:04:41

And if he keeps the same thing is have pepper spray on you. Like just put pepper spray.

1:04:46

So so it would be okay to back off back off asshole. You tapest stuff again. So oh, oh, so

1:04:54

he can advance towards you. And you could pepper spray without touching you. And that's okay.

1:05:00

But I've warned you to back off. So if he warned him, I'm going to punch you. And he's still in

1:05:05

this sport. I mean, what's the difference? I mean, now we're getting into like, okay, I did this and

1:05:14

then this right because the original scenario is I just punched him. If he was advancing towards

1:05:19

them, though, I mean, that makes logical sense. That's part of the story. But the story is the

1:05:25

guy was saying words. And the other guy punched him. Like you're inventing new things. No, I'm not.

1:05:30

Yes, you are. And and there's nothing to do with your your you're inventing things that were not in

1:05:34

the story. You don't get to do that. You don't know the full story. I don't need to. I know what

1:05:38

it was. So she's based on facts. You're bringing into this. I was I'm using the story that was told

1:05:43

to me. Okay, so the guy's he's a guy. He's not a good storyteller. He's like, guy came up my

1:05:50

wife and shouldn't I show my child and I don't mean you get to invent things. You know, but

1:05:54

you don't mean you get to ignore things. I didn't ignore anything. I said, you don't get to punch

1:05:58

people who are saying words. So you're being retarded right now. Here we go. Here we go. I don't

1:06:04

have a good argument. Shut the fuck up. Oh, this is my segment. I didn't know you're reeling it.

1:06:09

I didn't know you in your segment. Yes, you did. That's what I said. No, I thought you were bringing

1:06:13

up a different story. Go ahead. Okay, I didn't know you're literally you're being retarded.

1:06:17

No, like you're defending nothing else to say. So you're defending escalating a situation

1:06:23

that's guaranteed to make it worse for you and everyone involved. Okay, arm is only so long.

1:06:28

The person's with arms length. You've read to punch him, but go ahead. You don't go ahead. Okay,

1:06:33

the whole point is you can do this. You can handle these situations in a libertarian manner

1:06:39

that don't require you to punch somebody and also give yourself the potential to go to jail,

1:06:45

lose your job. How the fuck is your daughter going to grow up now when you're in jail and you've

1:06:50

lost your job? Right? You're not thinking. Think more than five seconds into the future. Punch

1:06:55

you somebody that's like you're arrested. You want to bet on that? Yeah. Go do it. Where at?

1:07:01

Go downtown or go to the strip. Can I choose anywhere in America that I want to?

1:07:06

No, right. Go here. So anywhere in Nevada. No, go where it's close. I'm asking this question.

1:07:11

I actually have a story. I got into a fight in Trump. You're saying I got into a fight. What

1:07:19

does that mean? Does that mean a guy was saying word? Did you punch him? We started throwing

1:07:22

fists and we started who's we me and the other guy and myself who threw the first punch. He did.

1:07:28

Okay, then story over. You lose. This is irrelevant. Well, there was sitting

1:07:34

again. You're doing the rest. But you asked me a question. Go ahead.

1:07:38

I'll see you. I'll see you look pretty. You can do you can handle these situations in a libertarian

1:07:42

manner that don't put you your family at risk. Okay, I don't understand why is this? No, I'm

1:07:51

curious to hear your libertarian manner. Okay, so it's called simple deescalation. Okay, right. So

1:07:57

why are you escalating situations? Right? The guy is being aggressive. The guy's being an asshole.

1:08:03

Why are you taking it to the next level instead of trying to bring it down a level?

1:08:07

Right? Diffuse the situation. Okay, I'll let you finish. So, okay, so I mean, like these

1:08:13

situations happen, right? Because people say stupid shit on Twitter. And then I tag the police

1:08:17

and they actually respond. But and also so like this can also be a police officer, right? So

1:08:24

if you're a listener and you're a police officer, this applies to you as well, right? Stop trying

1:08:28

to escalate situations. Right? Don't be Billy badass who wants to fucking try his new gun out.

1:08:34

Right? You're not helping. So the first step in all these situations is assess the threats. Okay,

1:08:40

okay. So you're a big guy. So most people are probably going to be easy for you to to take over

1:08:49

in a fight. I mean, it's not necessary. I mean, I'm in my 50s. So you want to take it. Yeah, I don't

1:08:56

want to fight. Right? You want to take into account things like age, health status, like how overweight

1:09:01

is a person, as well as yourself, right? Know your own abilities, your limits. And I know we want

1:09:07

it. We talked about doing like a self defense. Yeah, which would be cool. But like, that's

1:09:14

after, you know, we've went through these de-escalation tactics. Okay, it didn't work,

1:09:19

because they're not going to work all the time. True. So one thing I like to look at is, does the

1:09:24

person have a cauliflower ear? Do not ever punch any money. Right? Yeah, throw your wife to the

1:09:31

ground and sacrifice her. Get you and your kid out of there. If he's got a cauliflower ear,

1:09:37

that dude's been punched before. But but also look at things like, are they wearing their pants

1:09:41

low around their weight? Right? Right? People do that. And I don't, I don't get it. But

1:09:45

that person probably can't take you in a fight. Unless they were, they pull the pants up. Right.

1:09:50

Or look at their shoes, other shoes untied. Right? Like, just simple things like,

1:09:54

you know, what, if I do end up having to fight, what are my odds of winning here? Right? Because

1:09:59

if you have a good chance of winning, maybe don't go for the de-escalation. Maybe let them throw the

1:10:04

first punch, you know, like, never know. But also take into account like their anger level, like,

1:10:09

how mad are they really? Right? So if a guy is drunk, and he's just issuing drunk guy threats,

1:10:15

right? It's not like anger. He's just being a stupid drunk. Right? So like,

1:10:19

there's no reason to escalate that situation. Because it doesn't have to turn into a fight.

1:10:24

Yeah. But some are going to argue that a punch is a de-escalation.

1:10:27

It's just not. It's not. You're going from verbal to physical. That's an escalation.

1:10:31

But once the guy gets, you know, punched in the nose, well, actually, oh, Jesus Christ,

1:10:36

there's a great quote out here. It's actually a funny story too. It was a New York giants football

1:10:43

player, really big. Are you a football fan at all? No. Ah, he was a, you know, literally like one

1:10:49

of the best linebackers, linemen, I guess, for the New York giants. And this is kind of when

1:10:56

politically correctness went a skew. And he was doing an interview, and he's like, he was known for

1:11:06

slapping the guy's helmet. And what he would do, he would cup his hand and catch the earhole.

1:11:11

Yeah. So it would scramble, it would kind of scramble their egg. And the reporter asked him

1:11:15

about that. And he goes, well, when are you going to punch a man or a woman? You got it, you know,

1:11:24

it's going to scramble their egg and it's going to make them, it's going to delay them a second or

1:11:29

two. So it gives you the advantage. But obviously the joke was a man or a woman, because you can't

1:11:34

leave women out, except when you're talking about punching. But oh, Lawrence, maybe Lawrence Taylor.

1:11:41

Might have been. But so I think we talked about a couple weeks ago, is cameras,

1:11:47

you know, know where cameras are in your in your vicinity. Yeah. So this is one of those

1:11:51

times where you want to be on the camera. Yes. And if you can place yourself in a an angle,

1:11:57

where it's going to get your face or their face or both faces ideally. Right now, you can prove if

1:12:02

it does get physical, I didn't start it. Right. I started it. I defended myself. It's on camera.

1:12:08

Go talk to the camera owners like I told my wife in my altercation, start filming this please.

1:12:13

Yeah, or if you have someone around you, say start filming. And so let's get to like what actions

1:12:19

you actually want to want to take. Right. So what you can do is like take a few steps back. Right.

1:12:25

I agree that. Okay. Yeah. Right. They're coming at you step backwards. Right. And keep, keep

1:12:30

facing them. Right. Never, never face anywhere else. Right. Because they are still a threat.

1:12:35

And you want to keep your eyes on the threats. So if you if they don't seem violence,

1:12:42

what you want to do is you want to keep your hands at your side. Right. Sure. Okay. Not in your

1:12:46

pocket. Just at rest at your side, like a normal stance. What you said, I always when I get an

1:12:52

altercation, I always get my hands in my pocket. And know the reason do not do this. The reason is

1:12:58

if my hands are my because I'm a very aggressive talker. And my body language a little bit aggressive.

1:13:04

Italian. So we talk about yeah, I'm just a hillbilly, but we still we we we talk a lot.

1:13:11

And I don't I always kept my hands in my pocket. So it was very evident I did not start the fight.

1:13:17

Yeah. And I had to be punched first. Yeah. And I'm willing to take the punch to the mouth or

1:13:22

there whatever. So the problem with the pockets is like, they could say, Oh, I thought he had a

1:13:25

weapon. You know what I mean? So that's why you want to have them not in your pockets. Fair enough.

1:13:29

But I get what you're saying. You know, like take it as but I if I didn't have a weapon,

1:13:33

that's their mistake. And they're still guilty. Right. Right. Right. Now, if they do seem a little

1:13:37

more violent, you want to have your hands like this. Okay. So up in a semi defensive position

1:13:44

and open. Right. Okay. Don't have this. Oh, fair enough. Just like, Hey, man, back off. Yeah. Right.

1:13:50

Because now if he does make a move, you can instantly get into a stand. That's actually

1:13:55

better than the pocket thing. Yeah. Now, like if it's mostly verbal costing, and and they're like,

1:14:03

making demands or, you know, like, especially true for police, right? Stop acting like you got

1:14:09

somewhere to fucking be, dude. You're on the clock, you're getting paid. My taxes are paying you.

1:14:14

So stick the fuck there and take your time. Right. Right. Don't rush the person because that's

1:14:19

going to make them agitated. Right. That's going to make them more likely to do something violent,

1:14:23

or something stupid. And then, Oh, I had to do it. It was a clean shoot. No, it wasn't a fucking

1:14:28

clean shoot. You're just a stupid fucking asshole. Yeah. Right. Stop rushing people. And they even do

1:14:32

this at traffic stops. Right. Like if you're if you don't know where your registration is,

1:14:36

like, come on, man, I don't got a fucking day. Yes, you do got all fucking day. We're paying you

1:14:40

to be there. Right. So stop rushing. Don't tell them that they don't like that. Well, but it's

1:14:44

true fucking now. It's true. Your cop stop rushing people. You are not nervous. They may have never

1:14:50

been pulled over by a cop before. And they're just kind of like trying to they're in shock.

1:14:55

You're getting paid to be there. We aren't so fucking take your time. Not a big deal.

1:14:58

So as far as like how to interact verbally, yeah, don't say command words. Okay. Right. Like, hey,

1:15:07

knock it off. Or, you know, like, instead of like, try and ask questions. What's your problem, man?

1:15:15

Like, what do you want from me? That is more deescalated. And that is a great philosophy.

1:15:21

And try to remain calm, right? Because if you give angry energy, right, now they're going to

1:15:27

again, double up, right? So like, what do you want, man? Leave me alone. Right? I don't have a

1:15:32

problem with you. Why just leave me alone. You know, like, and I don't want to do a super deep dive

1:15:38

because I've already been talking for 20 minutes. And that's fine. You know, I don't have anything

1:15:41

for my second back. I'm going to respond to your God, you're useless. Now I grow tomato plants,

1:15:46

eat tomatoes and beans, learn how to act in the crowd. I've covered a lot of stuff. But these are

1:15:51

just like basic things to think about. And the other thing is like, you get pepper spray, right?

1:15:55

I've already mentioned pepper spray is legal in all 50 states unless you're a Fallon.

1:15:59

Not bear pepper spray. No, they go all the way. Yeah, bear spray. It's the same thing. Oh, is it?

1:16:02

Because you can't bring that to Canada because there's bear on it. You can't bring where? Bear

1:16:07

pepper spray in Canada. Why don't you go talk about Canada? Okay. In the United States. I don't

1:16:12

you whatever. I do think bear pepper spray might be illegal in some states here. I don't think

1:16:17

it's all the same. I think there's a longer trajectory on that. That's not we don't need to shoot

1:16:22

that. But anyway, yeah, like have pepper spray and use that instead of punch because guess what,

1:16:27

if you don't punch things regularly, you're going to break your fucking hand. And that is very,

1:16:31

very true. You don't want to break your hand. It hurts. So I know. Are you done with you? I got

1:16:36

a couple responses and they're not bad. So a few things you said kind of made me laugh. And the

1:16:42

reason why is I had a job at a I had worked in Chicago. I had a I ran a couple of different

1:16:50

high rises and I was always given freedom on managing the like the loading dock or the movers

1:16:58

and delivery guys. So I was allowed to be a little bit on the aggressive side because they were.

1:17:05

So I worked at one particular high rise and I had a fairly large staff and I was like,

1:17:10

okay, guys, well, and to boot one of my favorite movies is the original Roadhouse, not the one

1:17:17

now, not necessarily a bad movie, but it didn't need to be named Roadhouse. So my favorite movie

1:17:22

is Roadhouse or one of them. And I said, I wonder what I can get away with saying this

1:17:29

somebody before they punch me because I don't I believe if you're five to 10 seconds into a

1:17:35

conversation, an aggressive conversation, and that person hasn't punched you yet, they never will.

1:17:42

And then to boot, I would try to reenact any scene from Roadhouse in this scenario. So I would get

1:17:50

into it with people and like one guy, we had one guy who was a mover and this dude was all jacked up,

1:17:57

but he was short. Not that it matters because all jacked up, he was angry. I'm like, dude,

1:18:01

you wake up angry. And him and I were going back and forth. He threatened to hit me with a haymaker.

1:18:06

No one a haymaker is but instead saying, I'm like, Oh, you name your punches. Do you greet

1:18:11

you? I was brutal with this guy. Just wait for him to throw a punch. He would not throw a punch.

1:18:17

And the cool thing was, I'm going to move my truck out of the loading dock, which is all I wanted

1:18:21

to do in the first place. And I'm going to beat your ass on the street. I go, Okay, he pulls his

1:18:27

truck out of the moving loading dock. I grab one of my janitors and my stock the gates. And we just

1:18:32

and he saw road out. You understand, you're too stupid to have a good time. He just locked him out.

1:18:38

But trust me, this altercation lasted about 20 minutes. He had numerous times of punch me and

1:18:44

he never did. And actually, prior to moving to Perup, Nevada, I was never taken up on that offer.

1:18:50

No matter what size the guy was, he could have been my size. It's kind of hard to find bigger

1:18:55

enough delivery guy, but big enough or whatever. And no one ever took me up on and actually the

1:19:03

funny one was it was a black delivery guy. This dude was probably my size. And we had a black

1:19:10

doorman and the race comes in a second. And the black doorman was saying next to me, the delivery

1:19:17

guy was harassing people that live in the building. And I'm like, Yo, dude, you're out. You're done.

1:19:23

He's like, No, I got to deliver. I'm like, No, you're going to walk out. You're going to come the

1:19:26

fuck down. And then we're going to talk and you might be able to come back in here. I go, You're

1:19:30

leaving now. And he's walking him and he's hard staring me, you know, and you know, and I'm like,

1:19:37

dude, you got two choices. You can leave now or you can do what you're thinking. And the doorman

1:19:43

freaked out when I said that jumped in front of me, tried to push me against the wall to get me

1:19:47

away from this guy. And he's like, Dude, you know, you can't talk to a black guy like that. I go,

1:19:51

but I just did. And he's still walking towards the door. So it's good. It's not really a black

1:19:57

white issue. It was just more of a one black guy was trying to help another one out. But it was

1:20:02

all fun and games because honestly, that's all it was to me is fun and games. But yeah, no one ever

1:20:06

took me up on a punch to me in the face. Most people don't even know how to throw punch. No,

1:20:14

oh, the other thing I wanted to mention. Go on YouTube or maybe rumble or someone that doesn't

1:20:23

censor this kind of stuff, but watch street fights. Yeah. So like, and what you're looking for is

1:20:30

what attitudes or behaviors are likely to happen right before a street fight. So like,

1:20:37

yeah, because you want to know what to look out for. Right? I agree. Is this guy just posing or

1:20:42

is he really going to do something? And like when you watch videos of street fights,

1:20:46

you kind of can get the difference. And you can also see like what kind of stupid people do

1:20:51

because most people have no idea how to fight. Right? I mean, like you can go to one week of a

1:20:56

martial arts class and beat those people because they have no idea what they're doing. Like they

1:21:01

literally have no idea. Well, I think the best advice out there was Mr. Miyagi. If someone throws a

1:21:06

punch, don't be there to receive it. Yeah. So but the reality is, is you should take self-defense

1:21:15

classes and it doesn't have to be in depth or really involved, but you want to know and practice

1:21:20

how to do a couple of things. And probably one of the biggest things, there is a tactical response

1:21:25

to be put in the headlock. Yeah. And you need to know how to get out of that because that can

1:21:30

put your lights out really quick. And with the problems in this country right now, headlocks

1:21:35

might be the preferred method to shut you up. So learn how to get out of it. And basically, it's

1:21:40

knowing, basically spinning your body with your neck and your head away from the cusp of your

1:21:46

inner elbow. And you want your back of your neck to be here. And then you're opened up to start

1:21:51

defending yourself at that point. But take some training, learn how to do it. I think people

1:21:58

should learn how to de-escalate and defend yourself without violence and then what to do

1:22:05

if violence occurs, how to end it right away. Right. And there's also classes for de-escalation.

1:22:11

So like this is just a basic primer. If you really want to get into this stuff. And if you're, or if

1:22:16

you're a cop, take a fucking de-escalation class. They don't do that in the academy. I mean, it's

1:22:23

absurd. Right. That should be basic training. And don't ever fold your thumb into your fist. No, that's

1:22:28

that's a good way to break your hand even worse. Actually, what's funny is the same building as

1:22:32

that before some guy we were talking to, he's like, well, yeah, I was taught how to fight. And he's

1:22:37

like, he put his hands up like this. And I'm like, were you taught to fight in the 1950s? You know,

1:22:43

seriously, dude, I'm just gonna punch you in your hands and you're gonna punch yourself. Learn how

1:22:48

to fucking properly hold your hands. I mean, hand placement, foot placement, the spread of your

1:22:54

shoulders versus where your hands are staying. You hold your left leg back, your right leg back,

1:22:59

based on if you're left or right. Right. So to learn this stuff and practice it, because you might

1:23:04

need it sometime. And if you don't practice it, it's not going to be there to protect you.

1:23:09

Holy shit. Went down some weird roads on that one. But you're more de-escalation. I'm more

1:23:17

of like, well, I'm not saying I'm not saying I do this myself. I'm just saying,

1:23:24

because you're the first way that's the smarter way to put the first step I said was right.

1:23:28

Assess your threats. So like, honestly, if it's an old guy, and he's talking shit,

1:23:34

starts to fight, but he should start to fight. Not his false teeth right now. Right. Like,

1:23:38

I don't give a fuck. But some of the old guys are bad ass. So be careful. It's like any movie joke

1:23:43

that gay guys, they're men too. They might whoop your ass. So the reality is,

1:23:52

I've always tended to take the aggressive side, because when I'm especially younger,

1:23:57

I have my size and that was my benefit. And I try to utilize that. And I've gotten myself out of

1:24:03

situations by being the aggressor without going hands on with somebody. Right. Because I mean,

1:24:08

that can help. But sometimes, but I mean, if they have a weapon, like you're gonna hit your

1:24:12

good wood side with so many numerous times, and I agree with that. So you've got to know where

1:24:17

your comfort, comfortability is at. Is that a word? Yeah, I don't know. You got to know where

1:24:21

you're comfortable at and got to know what you can do and how you can protect yourself. And maybe

1:24:26

we should move forward into some like self defense classes. The guy that I had lined up kind of

1:24:31

flaked out and he's now out of my life for some weird reason. He's no, he was the head of security

1:24:36

of my job. And he just up and quit one day. I'm not thinking this trip anymore walked out the

1:24:41

door wrong. We're like, really? Yeah. Actually, I just didn't show up. Oh, no. No, he's like,

1:24:46

I'm tired of this. And walked up there and drove away. We're like, what just happened? Like,

1:24:50

we didn't know he was building up hostility. And then it all came out as apparently the wrong time

1:24:55

because he couldn't save his job. I mean, we could have worked with him. Interesting. Because he was

1:24:59

a great guy. But sorry, Greg, miss you, brother. But yeah, but I if you can't, if you don't know

1:25:06

some I can find somebody or we can just what we could do is just use like a dummy. We could bring

1:25:12

Travis in here. I use him as a dummy. There you go. No, I think we should get someone that does

1:25:18

this for a living or no, I agree. It would be nice to show people how to do counter maneuvers,

1:25:25

how to do a strike maneuver if you have to, if you have to, and how to get out of certain popular

1:25:31

holds. Right. I can like wheel the bike out of here, get a mat, we can turn the camera. We could

1:25:36

probably do something pretty nice because that is one of my vision or one of our visions of the show

1:25:43

is to do in some self defense techniques because that is a part of survival. And the deeper we

1:25:48

get into this country in the next few months. Oh, yeah, that is one topic I missed though. But

1:25:55

it might become quite apparent. And then one type of guy did miss his fucking NATO.

1:26:00

They're pushing us into a they're writing a check that America's gonna have to cash

1:26:05

with Russia. Isn't the point? It needs to fucking stop now. We're not fighting. We'll

1:26:11

fight here before our kids fight over there. This is not going to happen. There's enough people that

1:26:17

are not going to allow our kids to go over to fight some weird fucking issue that NATO's got.

1:26:24

So staying strong people. Are we good? I think so. I think we are done. See you next week. Maybe

1:26:30

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