WEBVTT 00:03.085 --> 00:10.209 [SPEAKER_12]: Welcome to drinking thrones presented by Omaha State.com. 00:11.729 --> 00:17.212 [SPEAKER_12]: Sit back, relax, and have a fucking trick. 00:19.273 --> 00:21.354 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, welcome to drinking bros. 00:21.514 --> 00:26.417 [SPEAKER_13]: Kids got a fun Tuesday afternoon show for you today. 00:26.837 --> 00:28.118 [SPEAKER_13]: We're on Patreon, right Bob? 00:28.138 --> 00:28.218 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 00:28.778 --> 00:29.298 [SPEAKER_13]: All right, good. 00:29.899 --> 00:30.999 [SPEAKER_13]: Cause what's happening? 00:31.760 --> 00:32.060 [SPEAKER_13]: Star. 00:33.703 --> 00:36.544 [SPEAKER_13]: Little D, sweet D is left this earth. 00:37.185 --> 00:40.746 [SPEAKER_13]: The famous child star from the popular television show. 00:41.847 --> 00:42.687 [SPEAKER_13]: What's happening? 00:43.047 --> 00:43.928 [SPEAKER_13]: Who has died? 00:45.346 --> 00:47.227 [SPEAKER_13]: It's, she played D on the show, okay? 00:47.287 --> 00:48.608 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't really need to get into this. 00:48.908 --> 00:49.889 [SPEAKER_02]: Is that her on the show? 00:49.929 --> 00:52.491 [SPEAKER_13]: No, it's not that's Harambe, actually, with Hulk Hogan. 00:52.511 --> 00:53.231 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, that's the eye. 00:53.271 --> 00:54.952 [SPEAKER_13]: You guys are racist, too. 00:55.092 --> 00:57.333 [SPEAKER_13]: But we wanted to play a clip earlier. 00:57.353 --> 00:58.554 [SPEAKER_13]: We were on YouTube earlier. 00:58.614 --> 01:03.057 [SPEAKER_13]: We're not right now, but I've got to know what her catch phrase was, okay? 01:03.317 --> 01:03.877 [SPEAKER_13]: Play it Bob. 01:04.258 --> 01:04.738 [SPEAKER_13]: She's dead. 01:04.938 --> 01:06.179 [SPEAKER_13]: If it's just a fucking left. 01:06.239 --> 01:09.141 [SPEAKER_02]: By the way, if it's just a chirp, I'm gonna fucking throw something at you. 01:09.401 --> 01:10.001 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I hope it is. 01:10.181 --> 01:11.322 [SPEAKER_02]: Go ahead and play it. 01:12.002 --> 01:12.623 [SPEAKER_01]: Mama home. 01:18.109 --> 01:19.049 [SPEAKER_12]: It's plastic. 01:19.109 --> 01:19.970 [SPEAKER_01]: Just a minute, Robin. 01:22.111 --> 01:24.572 [SPEAKER_01]: What is the matter with you coming in this house, young? 01:24.832 --> 01:25.672 [SPEAKER_01]: It's my my home. 01:26.012 --> 01:30.374 [SPEAKER_01]: Can't you see I'm on the telephone? 01:30.454 --> 01:38.357 [SPEAKER_01]: When you walk into a house, and you see a person on the phone, you don't come in shouting, it's my my home. 01:43.116 --> 01:46.579 [SPEAKER_01]: You wait until a person is finished talking on the telephone. 01:46.819 --> 01:49.342 [SPEAKER_01]: And he said very nice is my home. 01:53.345 --> 01:55.527 [SPEAKER_01]: Robin, my brother just came in. 01:56.028 --> 01:57.449 [SPEAKER_01]: After teaching him the new men. 01:58.250 --> 01:59.411 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, you cut it there. 01:59.571 --> 01:59.951 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, good. 02:00.151 --> 02:01.272 [SPEAKER_13]: That's all I needed to see. 02:01.493 --> 02:02.433 [SPEAKER_13]: Comedy genius. 02:03.430 --> 02:05.972 [SPEAKER_13]: Comedy legend from what's happening has died here. 02:06.553 --> 02:07.073 [SPEAKER_02]: What's she died? 02:07.093 --> 02:07.854 [SPEAKER_13]: I apologize. 02:07.874 --> 02:10.016 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, if I know overdose or AIDS. 02:10.296 --> 02:10.976 [SPEAKER_02]: I know overdose. 02:11.457 --> 02:11.977 [SPEAKER_02]: Kind surfing. 02:12.137 --> 02:13.078 [SPEAKER_02]: Was it fentanyl for real? 02:15.420 --> 02:19.424 [SPEAKER_13]: We always say either fentanyl or it doesn't matter who it is, by the way, on this show. 02:19.444 --> 02:20.845 [SPEAKER_13]: Tell everybody who we got on the show here. 02:21.045 --> 02:21.666 [SPEAKER_13]: Chase guys are. 02:21.786 --> 02:23.067 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, he's back. 02:23.387 --> 02:23.867 [SPEAKER_13]: He's back. 02:23.928 --> 02:24.148 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 02:24.348 --> 02:25.048 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a long time. 02:25.269 --> 02:26.069 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, too long. 02:26.089 --> 02:26.310 [SPEAKER_13]: Same. 02:26.430 --> 02:27.190 [SPEAKER_13]: Chase, welcome back. 02:27.270 --> 02:28.351 [SPEAKER_13]: I can't believe you guys let me back. 02:28.531 --> 02:28.712 [SPEAKER_13]: Why? 02:29.232 --> 02:29.513 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know. 02:29.654 --> 02:30.477 [SPEAKER_13]: We love enforced. 02:30.677 --> 02:31.279 [SPEAKER_13]: We love Alex. 02:31.320 --> 02:32.725 [SPEAKER_13]: We love all you guys in the show. 02:32.805 --> 02:33.949 [SPEAKER_13]: We're the only ones I think. 02:34.390 --> 02:35.655 [SPEAKER_13]: Who really love you guys. 02:36.472 --> 02:37.613 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know, there's a lot of fans. 02:37.933 --> 02:41.535 [SPEAKER_13]: No, I know you guys have your own fans, but I'm talking about other podcasts. 02:41.575 --> 02:42.375 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 02:42.595 --> 02:43.516 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just competing. 02:44.256 --> 02:50.760 [SPEAKER_13]: You catch the end of Frostbath's Revolution earlier, where I went off on Smartlist, where I fucking hate them so much that it's like, you hate who? 02:51.040 --> 02:51.480 [SPEAKER_13]: Smartlist. 02:51.820 --> 02:52.521 [SPEAKER_13]: What's Smartlist? 02:52.701 --> 02:55.402 [SPEAKER_13]: Smartlist is the biggest podcast in the world. 02:55.882 --> 02:57.984 [SPEAKER_13]: It's Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes. 02:58.684 --> 03:01.686 [SPEAKER_13]: They get a hundred million dollars, and they only zoom together. 03:02.046 --> 03:04.187 [SPEAKER_13]: They get the most famous guest on the planet. 03:04.447 --> 03:05.947 [SPEAKER_04]: It's actually the biggest in terms of listener. 03:05.987 --> 03:06.268 [SPEAKER_04]: Correct. 03:06.628 --> 03:07.048 [SPEAKER_04]: No way. 03:07.068 --> 03:07.228 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 03:07.428 --> 03:07.708 [SPEAKER_13]: Number one. 03:08.548 --> 03:10.529 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, allegedly according to Apple. 03:10.609 --> 03:15.070 [SPEAKER_04]: I think this is what I want to say because it's just downloads. 03:15.150 --> 03:17.491 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, just because people are downloading something doesn't mean they're listening to it. 03:17.511 --> 03:21.172 [SPEAKER_13]: They're getting paid, but yeah, they just signed a hundred million dollar deal. 03:21.212 --> 03:21.592 [SPEAKER_13]: Another one. 03:21.612 --> 03:22.473 [SPEAKER_13]: I think it's third one. 03:22.513 --> 03:23.513 [SPEAKER_13]: Second or third now. 03:24.393 --> 03:45.898 [SPEAKER_13]: and it's it's it's three dudes on zoom and they just and they have the most famous people on the planet like for example they had three presidents on at the same time when Biden was running so it was Biden Clinton and Obama remember that yeah on the show they don't do video yeah just zoom there's Jason Bateman dressed like a twelve-year-old girl yeah and it's like oh we'll be there we'll be there 03:47.461 --> 03:51.024 [SPEAKER_13]: I was like an hour in four minutes and you're just like dude, you've got three presidents. 03:51.424 --> 03:53.265 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't give a fuck where you fall politically. 03:53.625 --> 03:53.825 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 03:54.026 --> 03:59.329 [SPEAKER_13]: If if you can't talk to three presidents of the United States for more than an hour, I mean, you know, that's a bad sign. 03:59.349 --> 03:59.849 [SPEAKER_13]: That's not a bad sign. 03:59.869 --> 04:00.410 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:00.490 --> 04:01.030 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:01.050 --> 04:01.511 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:01.531 --> 04:02.011 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:02.031 --> 04:02.471 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:02.491 --> 04:02.971 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:02.991 --> 04:03.592 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:03.612 --> 04:04.072 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:04.092 --> 04:04.553 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:04.573 --> 04:04.993 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:05.013 --> 04:05.453 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:05.473 --> 04:06.013 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:06.034 --> 04:06.454 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:06.474 --> 04:07.094 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:07.114 --> 04:07.655 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:07.675 --> 04:08.155 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:08.175 --> 04:08.735 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:08.755 --> 04:09.216 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:09.236 --> 04:09.656 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:09.676 --> 04:10.116 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:10.136 --> 04:10.597 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad sign. 04:10.617 --> 04:11.297 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a bad 04:11.692 --> 04:25.132 [SPEAKER_13]: probably Bernie Sanders was well before before burning actually so you might be correct but so before that it was Mike Tyson and it was because he was so fucking high really that you could tell there was just nowhere to go 04:27.776 --> 04:28.817 [SPEAKER_13]: No, I know. 04:29.117 --> 04:31.098 [SPEAKER_13]: And by the way, I caught Mike Tyson. 04:31.118 --> 04:32.139 [SPEAKER_13]: He was going to be a guest in our show. 04:32.619 --> 04:34.400 [SPEAKER_13]: I came back and I had a meeting with him in Vegas. 04:35.120 --> 04:36.481 [SPEAKER_13]: Um, and... I heard he's a nice guy. 04:36.601 --> 04:37.101 [SPEAKER_13]: A great guy. 04:37.682 --> 04:39.783 [SPEAKER_13]: Um, and his hands are fucking annoying. 04:39.803 --> 04:42.184 [SPEAKER_13]: When he shipped my hand, it was like, taking him half my arm. 04:42.765 --> 04:47.347 [SPEAKER_13]: But he was so high when we were shaking hands that we were shaking hands for like close to sixty seconds. 04:47.527 --> 04:48.268 [SPEAKER_04]: It was like a trumpshake. 04:48.288 --> 04:49.248 [SPEAKER_13]: And he didn't know. 04:49.268 --> 04:49.589 [SPEAKER_13]: He didn't know. 04:49.609 --> 04:49.969 [SPEAKER_04]: He didn't know. 04:50.069 --> 04:52.010 [SPEAKER_13]: He didn't know that he was shaking my hand that long. 04:52.070 --> 04:53.151 [SPEAKER_13]: And I came out to Dan and I go, 04:53.871 --> 04:58.795 [SPEAKER_13]: Dude, he's so high these days that like I don't I don't even know that we would be able to get like twenty minutes. 04:59.035 --> 04:59.655 [SPEAKER_04]: Why is he do that? 04:59.976 --> 05:01.477 [SPEAKER_13]: Um, he smokes a lot of marijuana. 05:01.497 --> 05:05.740 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, look, you've been a boxer for, you know, all those years and taking that much trauma. 05:05.920 --> 05:08.842 [SPEAKER_02]: I thought he was so I think he's sober now. 05:09.723 --> 05:16.784 [SPEAKER_13]: Allegedly from when he was yeah, well he stopped to to do training for the fight and then he said he went back to doing weed after that's doing weed. 05:16.804 --> 05:17.865 [SPEAKER_02]: How what are you a fucking cop? 05:18.045 --> 05:18.505 [SPEAKER_13]: That was him. 05:18.825 --> 05:19.625 [SPEAKER_13]: Are you doing weed? 05:19.885 --> 05:20.485 [SPEAKER_13]: That was him though. 05:20.505 --> 05:21.445 [SPEAKER_13]: That was doing the weed. 05:21.505 --> 05:24.346 [SPEAKER_13]: He was like I haven't been doing nothing. 05:24.446 --> 05:25.206 [SPEAKER_13]: I've been training. 05:25.286 --> 05:26.366 [SPEAKER_13]: I've been ready to kill. 05:26.386 --> 05:27.547 [SPEAKER_13]: I haven't been doing weed. 05:28.267 --> 05:33.668 [SPEAKER_04]: Nothing for this and they were like oh That was probably the only fight that I've watched in five years the fight that he did 05:33.808 --> 05:39.593 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, I think they'll be one that everybody watches here in September, and then that'll be it for boxing for a while. 05:39.733 --> 05:42.316 [SPEAKER_13]: But I don't know if you guys saw this this morning, they did announce. 05:42.756 --> 05:50.103 [SPEAKER_13]: Dana White did on CBS this morning that there will be a UFC fight on the front lawn of the White House next fourth of July. 05:50.263 --> 05:51.024 [SPEAKER_04]: Trump and Zelensky. 05:51.104 --> 05:51.344 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 05:51.784 --> 05:52.785 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, that would be fair. 05:52.825 --> 05:52.965 [SPEAKER_02]: Sure. 05:53.005 --> 05:55.508 [SPEAKER_02]: Who's going to be a wildly different way class imagine. 05:56.068 --> 05:58.250 [SPEAKER_02]: Trump and Rosie O'Donnell is the same way fast. 05:58.590 --> 05:59.150 [SPEAKER_13]: Be great. 05:59.331 --> 06:00.471 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, it'd be great. 06:00.591 --> 06:01.452 [SPEAKER_13]: Holy shit, man. 06:01.532 --> 06:07.557 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, what if because I was saying like you should do it, like it's for the two fifty of America, you know, two hundred fifty years. 06:07.597 --> 06:09.218 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, you're on from the roof again. 06:09.638 --> 06:11.559 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, throwing green dildos into the rain. 06:12.809 --> 06:17.012 [SPEAKER_13]: It'd be fucking awesome, but I was like, dude, we should really go out for America. 06:17.052 --> 06:24.798 [SPEAKER_13]: If you're gonna celebrate two hundred fifty years, I think you should have somebody dressed up like Abraham Lincoln and have, you know, John Wilkes Booth. 06:24.958 --> 06:25.158 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 06:25.438 --> 06:28.901 [SPEAKER_13]: Kevin's sort of, and then have, you know, get his brains blown out right there. 06:28.961 --> 06:30.262 [SPEAKER_13]: Like, let's celebrate all of it. 06:30.502 --> 06:33.264 [SPEAKER_13]: Let's have a drive by of JFK. 06:34.385 --> 06:36.426 [SPEAKER_13]: You know, get his fucking brains blown out. 06:36.806 --> 06:40.607 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, if you're going to go through all of history, but you've got to either start. 06:40.647 --> 06:44.728 [SPEAKER_02]: You either have to start or fly when all of history is America. 06:44.748 --> 06:46.049 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't give a fuck about anybody. 06:46.069 --> 06:46.529 [SPEAKER_02]: I agree. 06:46.789 --> 07:04.015 [SPEAKER_02]: So you either have to start or finish with some combination of Washington and Lafayette and Hamilton probably, although I don't really care for Hamilton that much, but the main generals from that war, and then of course Mel Gibson. 07:04.355 --> 07:09.764 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he was there because of the Patriot versus some English and British people. 07:10.663 --> 07:14.664 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry, English people, modern day though. 07:14.684 --> 07:15.484 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't give a fuck about it. 07:15.624 --> 07:17.865 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, it's just Kear Starmer versus George Wallace. 07:17.885 --> 07:21.846 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I don't care who their people were in that war. 07:21.946 --> 07:23.446 [SPEAKER_02]: Cornwallis, I don't give a fuck about that. 07:23.466 --> 07:24.567 [SPEAKER_02]: You don't have to dress up at all. 07:25.067 --> 07:27.167 [SPEAKER_02]: Just be British and show up and get the shit be daddy. 07:27.227 --> 07:29.008 [SPEAKER_13]: I think it'd be great to start. 07:29.068 --> 07:30.328 [SPEAKER_02]: I think you finish with that. 07:30.348 --> 07:31.648 [SPEAKER_13]: Do you do the whole card like that? 07:31.668 --> 07:32.289 [SPEAKER_13]: Do you go U.S. 07:32.309 --> 07:33.689 [SPEAKER_13]: Savers is Britain fighters on the way? 07:33.709 --> 07:34.589 [SPEAKER_13]: That would be fucking rad. 07:36.310 --> 07:37.430 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess, yeah, but I don't like 07:38.942 --> 07:41.583 [SPEAKER_13]: And at the ends, we kind of see who wins the battle again. 07:41.663 --> 07:43.444 [SPEAKER_02]: Who are the good Leon Edwards? 07:44.444 --> 07:45.325 [SPEAKER_02]: Who are the other good British? 07:45.585 --> 07:46.245 [SPEAKER_02]: Absolutely. 07:46.265 --> 07:46.785 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's good. 07:46.805 --> 07:47.806 [SPEAKER_02]: He's the heavyweight champ right now. 07:47.826 --> 07:49.687 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's going to be strong. 07:49.727 --> 07:51.547 [SPEAKER_13]: We went in Delco, you know UFC better. 07:51.567 --> 07:52.188 [SPEAKER_02]: For heavyweight now. 07:52.348 --> 07:55.569 [SPEAKER_11]: No, I mean, Aspen all would win the heavyweight fight no matter who he fights. 07:55.609 --> 07:57.330 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's got that heavyweight that exists right now. 07:57.350 --> 07:59.591 [SPEAKER_11]: Then we got I mean, you would have patty on the card maybe. 07:59.811 --> 08:01.792 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh yeah, he's not. 08:02.052 --> 08:02.292 [SPEAKER_02]: Come on. 08:02.412 --> 08:04.773 [SPEAKER_13]: No, but at least you got somebody who's a star there. 08:05.753 --> 08:07.474 [SPEAKER_13]: So I'm not sure what they're going to do for it. 08:07.874 --> 08:10.015 [SPEAKER_13]: Or security was the other thing that I was talking about earlier. 08:10.035 --> 08:14.896 [SPEAKER_13]: I think, you know, just talking about it out loud because it just happened right before we walked in. 08:14.956 --> 08:17.757 [SPEAKER_13]: I was like, you're going to have to limit this to invite only, right? 08:18.918 --> 08:19.998 [SPEAKER_13]: Like that's there's no way. 08:20.098 --> 08:20.578 [SPEAKER_13]: The White House. 08:23.318 --> 08:23.678 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, yeah. 08:24.399 --> 08:26.280 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, still, life, Crooks probably is too far, we know. 08:26.641 --> 08:27.841 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, what do you think? 08:27.861 --> 08:29.042 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know man. 08:29.723 --> 08:51.258 [SPEAKER_04]: It's one of the weirdest things about this presidency is that the guy got at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at 08:51.778 --> 08:53.959 [SPEAKER_02]: for some reason doing stuff over in Ukraine. 08:53.999 --> 08:55.620 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he has hair dyed the Ukrainian colors. 08:56.000 --> 08:58.381 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, and nobody's asked one question. 08:58.421 --> 08:59.762 [SPEAKER_13]: We don't spend any time on it. 09:00.042 --> 09:02.363 [SPEAKER_13]: And I was watching the news. 09:02.383 --> 09:08.086 [SPEAKER_13]: I think it was two Sundays ago when they were like, oh, this is the one year anniversary and I was like, oh, shit. 09:08.706 --> 09:10.467 [SPEAKER_13]: I just got by no development. 09:10.667 --> 09:10.947 [SPEAKER_13]: Nothing. 09:11.387 --> 09:11.587 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 09:11.647 --> 09:13.808 [SPEAKER_13]: It's been one year already since that happened. 09:13.848 --> 09:16.510 [SPEAKER_13]: We have nothing on this kid who was 09:17.365 --> 09:20.586 [SPEAKER_13]: What, a tenth of a second away from assassinating the President of the United States? 09:20.826 --> 09:25.727 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, a lot of people I talked to you think that the shots were really fired from inside the building and that he was just a patty. 09:26.347 --> 09:27.668 [SPEAKER_04]: They're like analyzing the audio waves. 09:27.688 --> 09:28.268 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you being serious? 09:28.288 --> 09:29.948 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, you can hear the reflection of the aluminum roof. 09:30.148 --> 09:32.849 [SPEAKER_13]: I've heard that before, but I was like, eh, I don't know. 09:32.949 --> 09:34.230 [SPEAKER_13]: It's such an easy shot. 09:34.290 --> 09:35.570 [SPEAKER_13]: Dan is set at a million times. 09:36.070 --> 09:40.191 [SPEAKER_02]: It's an easy shot for a competent marksman, but for some dipshid that didn't zero as weapon. 09:40.731 --> 09:45.973 [SPEAKER_02]: So the difference between, even at, well, what was the distance, a hundred fifty meters bomb? 09:47.053 --> 09:47.634 [SPEAKER_02]: confirm that. 09:47.674 --> 09:48.835 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it was a hundred and fifty meters. 09:49.275 --> 09:56.162 [SPEAKER_02]: So at a hundred and fifty meters, the window in which a perfectly aimed shot can land is somewhere between an inch and a half, right? 09:56.663 --> 09:57.864 [SPEAKER_02]: That's called minute of age. 09:57.904 --> 10:00.386 [SPEAKER_02]: If it's a one minute of angle weapon, this is a four minute of angle weapon. 10:01.187 --> 10:05.211 [SPEAKER_02]: So, you know, there's quite a bit of disparity just from firing that round. 10:05.531 --> 10:07.193 [SPEAKER_04]: Any amount of time that he had set it up. 10:07.253 --> 10:07.473 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 10:07.593 --> 10:09.055 [SPEAKER_04]: It wasn't like he was under a lot of stress. 10:09.605 --> 10:15.568 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I mean, I look at any of these shots that get missed by assassins. 10:16.369 --> 10:20.771 [SPEAKER_02]: I feel like I could make, you know, but... Yeah, you guys should recreate it. 10:21.533 --> 10:24.676 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, the front of ours does it online, bring her hair. 10:24.856 --> 10:27.018 [SPEAKER_02]: Did Brandon do that one specifically? 10:27.078 --> 10:27.319 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 10:27.919 --> 10:30.542 [SPEAKER_13]: He was doing that one and he also did the JFK one. 10:30.602 --> 10:32.403 [SPEAKER_02]: The JFK one was eighty three meters. 10:32.483 --> 10:33.885 [SPEAKER_02]: I could do that with a handgun. 10:33.985 --> 10:34.285 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 10:34.325 --> 10:34.605 [SPEAKER_02]: Target? 10:34.846 --> 10:35.286 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 10:35.526 --> 10:36.227 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean it was moving. 10:36.487 --> 10:39.270 [SPEAKER_02]: So it's a zero value target, right? 10:39.330 --> 10:40.931 [SPEAKER_02]: Which means it's moving directly away from you. 10:41.192 --> 10:41.372 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 10:41.452 --> 10:45.516 [SPEAKER_02]: So all you do is like sit on a point that you know it's going to hit at some point and wait and then pop. 10:45.596 --> 10:45.776 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 10:46.196 --> 10:46.617 [SPEAKER_02]: That's easy. 10:47.037 --> 10:50.980 [SPEAKER_02]: You're doing a full or half value like one that's moving left to right. 10:51.140 --> 10:52.541 [SPEAKER_04]: The JFK doesn't didn't miss. 10:53.262 --> 10:54.403 [SPEAKER_13]: No, no, no. 10:54.623 --> 10:58.686 [SPEAKER_13]: And look, if Trump doesn't turn, I mean, JFK was sitting in a car. 10:59.247 --> 11:02.509 [SPEAKER_13]: So his head movements, you know, he's not really going anywhere. 11:02.529 --> 11:04.531 [SPEAKER_13]: It was luckily Trump was Trump. 11:04.551 --> 11:05.352 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you trust it up? 11:05.372 --> 11:06.332 [SPEAKER_13]: No. 11:07.687 --> 11:12.455 [SPEAKER_13]: I think he was afterwards, but not then for sure, but not for the chest shot. 11:12.996 --> 11:13.316 [SPEAKER_02]: Would you? 11:13.757 --> 11:14.177 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 11:14.197 --> 11:15.239 [SPEAKER_02]: You always go for the headshot, right? 11:15.299 --> 11:16.541 [SPEAKER_02]: For a seventy-eight-year-old man? 11:16.881 --> 11:17.062 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 11:17.462 --> 11:17.823 [SPEAKER_04]: Really? 11:18.284 --> 11:20.467 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I mean, a head is a pretty small target. 11:22.650 --> 11:26.651 [SPEAKER_02]: I guess there are certain instances where you definitely go for the head, right? 11:26.671 --> 11:28.111 [SPEAKER_04]: But a lot of people who think he faked it. 11:28.511 --> 11:32.112 [SPEAKER_02]: That's, okay, if you think he faked it, come to my house. 11:32.612 --> 11:33.573 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 11:33.753 --> 11:37.694 [SPEAKER_02]: And you fucking, you put a fucking dance, though. 11:37.714 --> 11:38.554 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, William, tell it. 11:38.594 --> 11:41.594 [SPEAKER_02]: Hold an apple right next to your ear and we'll see if I can shoot through that apple. 11:41.815 --> 11:42.035 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 11:42.195 --> 11:43.935 [SPEAKER_02]: Otherwise shut the fuck up forever. 11:43.955 --> 11:48.396 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I mean, it's just so fucking insane. 11:48.416 --> 11:50.617 [SPEAKER_04]: They're like, oh, he was into the WWE. 11:50.637 --> 11:51.477 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe the whole thing's fake. 11:52.357 --> 11:52.737 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 11:54.738 --> 11:55.978 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a pretty low bar. 11:55.998 --> 11:57.939 [SPEAKER_02]: He liked Russell and Hill. 11:59.059 --> 12:02.160 [SPEAKER_13]: But think about how long the J-Six thing went on, right? 12:02.260 --> 12:07.581 [SPEAKER_13]: And it was like, dude, you had the U were one tenth of a second from a president's head getting blown off. 12:07.661 --> 12:07.881 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 12:08.101 --> 12:10.402 [SPEAKER_13]: And we don't say one fuck or anything about it. 12:10.942 --> 12:15.323 [SPEAKER_04]: And a lot of people give Trump a lot of shit and they should because he hasn't been perfect and we should always push back. 12:15.383 --> 12:19.484 [SPEAKER_04]: But the fact that he pardoned all the J-Sixers is totally huge and he stopped the bleeding at the border. 12:19.504 --> 12:21.205 [SPEAKER_04]: So I give him a seven out of ten so far. 12:21.845 --> 12:25.749 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, so far the what do you what do you guys been unhappy about it in for wars all? 12:25.789 --> 12:26.530 [SPEAKER_13]: I'll give you mine too. 12:27.170 --> 12:28.211 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm not a fan of that bill. 12:29.112 --> 12:30.393 [SPEAKER_13]: Obviously unless they beat a full bill. 12:30.433 --> 12:39.702 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, unless you know vans gets in and then there's ten years for it to actually work but then you got to keep the houses and send it all out of the shit, which is a stretch. 12:39.862 --> 12:42.183 [SPEAKER_13]: also have to cut spending, which nobody's going to do. 12:42.223 --> 12:43.104 [SPEAKER_13]: Nobody's going to do. 12:44.285 --> 12:49.948 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he has to happen by this time next month, the recision thing. 12:50.389 --> 12:54.891 [SPEAKER_02]: It has to happen by this time next month to cut into Medicare, the fence budget, or any of that stuff. 12:55.272 --> 12:59.134 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm telling you, there's no goddamn way going into the midterms and Republicans are going to slash the budget. 12:59.835 --> 13:01.115 [SPEAKER_02]: No, because they care more about. 13:01.175 --> 13:03.277 [SPEAKER_04]: Or always going into an election cycle. 13:03.317 --> 13:04.597 [SPEAKER_02]: So that's the issue. 13:04.658 --> 13:08.400 [SPEAKER_02]: They care more about getting reelected than they do about doing what's best for the fucking country. 13:09.153 --> 13:11.817 [SPEAKER_13]: Let me ask you this because we have a huge bet on this, okay? 13:11.837 --> 13:12.617 [SPEAKER_13]: A huge bet on this. 13:13.590 --> 13:15.631 [SPEAKER_13]: Mumbdani in New York mayor. 13:15.711 --> 13:16.511 [SPEAKER_13]: Do you think he becomes mayor? 13:16.711 --> 13:16.891 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 13:16.971 --> 13:18.292 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think New Yorkers like Muslims. 13:19.092 --> 13:19.352 [SPEAKER_13]: Really? 13:19.673 --> 13:19.853 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 13:20.033 --> 13:20.253 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 13:20.273 --> 13:21.974 [SPEAKER_04]: So you're going to go into that long ago for them? 13:22.154 --> 13:22.894 [SPEAKER_04]: I think he's going to go down. 13:23.094 --> 13:23.354 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 13:23.914 --> 13:24.995 [SPEAKER_04]: And who is the guy? 13:25.275 --> 13:26.315 [SPEAKER_04]: Was it Cuomo or any guest room? 13:26.555 --> 13:27.296 [SPEAKER_02]: Cuomo's in the lead. 13:27.756 --> 13:28.516 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 13:28.536 --> 13:29.997 [SPEAKER_02]: He's back in. 13:30.197 --> 13:30.997 [SPEAKER_02]: He's in that confirmed. 13:31.017 --> 13:31.097 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 13:31.257 --> 13:32.818 [SPEAKER_02]: He's in that in now. 13:33.158 --> 13:33.538 [SPEAKER_02]: He's fine. 13:33.558 --> 13:35.179 [SPEAKER_13]: But then he's up against Eric Adams. 13:35.339 --> 13:36.039 [SPEAKER_02]: No, Eric Adams. 13:36.259 --> 13:39.641 [SPEAKER_02]: We'll drop out and so will the garden angel. 13:39.661 --> 13:39.741 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 13:39.761 --> 13:40.741 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think it's Mumbdani. 13:40.761 --> 13:42.062 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think the New Yorkers like Muslims. 13:42.442 --> 13:44.124 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, I'm from New York and I don't like money. 13:44.164 --> 13:45.706 [SPEAKER_13]: He already he already beat him though. 13:46.006 --> 13:47.167 [SPEAKER_13]: He already beat for a month. 13:47.207 --> 13:48.889 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but that was in that was in a primary. 13:48.989 --> 13:49.650 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, we're like. 13:49.670 --> 13:54.476 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's the radical lefties, but now you're talking about the gen pop in New York and you know that they remember nine eleven. 13:54.756 --> 13:56.898 [SPEAKER_03]: You guys small it was small amount of votes. 13:56.998 --> 13:58.080 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, in that primary. 13:58.160 --> 13:59.741 [SPEAKER_02]: What's that's typical in New York City. 13:59.761 --> 14:01.323 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a problem for New York City actually. 14:01.643 --> 14:02.765 [SPEAKER_02]: It's not like that in every city. 14:03.223 --> 14:05.406 [SPEAKER_04]: And everything he's ever said or done has been totally retarded. 14:05.806 --> 14:09.511 [SPEAKER_04]: He's got nothing going for him other than he's fairly well spoken, but so is everybody else. 14:09.811 --> 14:10.031 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 14:10.051 --> 14:10.131 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 14:10.732 --> 14:10.992 [SPEAKER_13]: No. 14:12.514 --> 14:14.296 [SPEAKER_13]: I, my money's on home, homeboy. 14:14.617 --> 14:14.857 [SPEAKER_13]: It is. 14:15.258 --> 14:15.458 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 14:15.518 --> 14:18.541 [SPEAKER_13]: And I still got that fucking, I am the captain now guy in Minnesota. 14:19.242 --> 14:20.783 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, he hasn't even won a primary yet. 14:21.083 --> 14:22.444 [SPEAKER_02]: He just got an endorsement from someone. 14:22.484 --> 14:24.226 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm telling you, he's eating up headlines. 14:24.266 --> 14:25.186 [SPEAKER_13]: This fucking guy, man. 14:25.226 --> 14:26.767 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, because his teeth are coming. 14:27.228 --> 14:29.709 [SPEAKER_13]: He really does look like the guy from Cats and Phillips. 14:29.810 --> 14:34.133 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a story that a guy, I mean, he's an American, uh, natural Americans. 14:34.153 --> 14:34.693 [SPEAKER_02]: He was born here. 14:34.733 --> 14:36.214 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, he's a trust fund child. 14:36.234 --> 14:36.334 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 14:36.354 --> 14:36.514 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 14:36.694 --> 14:36.874 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 14:37.134 --> 14:37.334 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 14:37.434 --> 14:40.955 [SPEAKER_02]: He just looks like he's got a sixty-eight IQ because he does. 14:41.436 --> 14:43.916 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, and then we'll be the first time we elected a retard. 14:44.117 --> 14:44.377 [SPEAKER_02]: I know. 14:44.417 --> 14:44.537 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 14:44.717 --> 14:45.037 [SPEAKER_04]: I know. 14:45.097 --> 14:46.277 [SPEAKER_04]: George's living with a scene man. 14:46.517 --> 14:47.078 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I look. 14:47.098 --> 14:47.818 [SPEAKER_04]: She's dumb as a riot. 14:47.858 --> 14:48.358 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, if it's possible. 14:48.378 --> 14:49.579 [SPEAKER_04]: If you get any an apple through a picket fence. 14:49.799 --> 14:51.659 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, if it's fucking possible, but she's hot. 14:51.699 --> 14:52.720 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, you, you don't have sex with her. 14:52.780 --> 14:53.260 [SPEAKER_04]: I throw it around. 14:53.440 --> 14:54.221 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I know you do. 14:54.241 --> 14:55.421 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I know you do. 14:55.601 --> 14:55.722 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 14:55.802 --> 14:56.522 [SPEAKER_13]: I fucking know. 14:56.602 --> 14:57.463 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm a bad person. 14:57.583 --> 14:57.903 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 14:59.024 --> 15:06.209 [SPEAKER_13]: But the other thing I find is interesting, Obama, I'm going to hit you with this, like the inflation numbers came out today and you know, lack of inflation. 15:06.749 --> 15:07.229 [SPEAKER_13]: Exactly. 15:07.429 --> 15:14.734 [SPEAKER_13]: And Bobby, you put it on screen, because even CNN was like forced to post this this morning on their thing here. 15:14.754 --> 15:15.775 [SPEAKER_13]: Go ahead and play this clip. 15:19.423 --> 15:24.848 [SPEAKER_00]: A very new, very important new data out from the federal government on the economy. 15:24.868 --> 15:27.891 [SPEAKER_00]: The July CPI report just out shows that U.S. 15:27.931 --> 15:31.874 [SPEAKER_00]: inflation was up just point two percent last month. 15:31.914 --> 15:37.519 [SPEAKER_00]: Let's get to CNN's vinesier k-vitch, who's got much more detail on much more of what is inside these numbers. 15:37.539 --> 15:37.980 [SPEAKER_00]: What do you see? 15:38.440 --> 15:42.343 [SPEAKER_07]: A tamer inflation report despite President Trump's tariffs. 15:42.424 --> 15:43.765 [SPEAKER_07]: This is better than expected. 15:43.865 --> 15:44.485 [SPEAKER_07]: Month over month. 15:44.505 --> 15:46.147 [SPEAKER_02]: That's even mentioned up point two percent. 15:46.587 --> 15:54.108 [SPEAKER_07]: on an annual basis for the month of June. 15:54.468 --> 15:59.189 [SPEAKER_07]: When you look at the key categories that we always look at, energy, food, and shelter. 15:59.729 --> 16:08.511 [SPEAKER_07]: Energy fell by one point one percent that was largely driven because of gas prices falling in the month of July by two point two percent. 16:08.811 --> 16:09.671 [SPEAKER_07]: Look at that food. 16:09.691 --> 16:12.312 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, this is where people spend their money, right? 16:12.692 --> 16:13.952 [SPEAKER_07]: Food every single day. 16:15.372 --> 16:20.840 [SPEAKER_07]: flat, zero percent and actually down at the grocery store by point one percent. 16:21.240 --> 16:28.289 [SPEAKER_07]: And then shelter we always usually see an increase because that is what people are paying on rent and we know that rents are rising. 16:28.309 --> 16:31.453 [SPEAKER_07]: That is usually the biggest share of this report. 16:32.212 --> 16:37.537 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, so here's what's interesting about this because he's doing you said seven out of ten. 16:37.958 --> 16:38.658 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I agree. 16:38.678 --> 16:42.262 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm I'm I live with much better than virtually any other president. 16:42.302 --> 16:48.828 [SPEAKER_13]: I can think of totally totally, but there is no news right ports which is everything's fine 16:50.897 --> 16:51.157 [SPEAKER_13]: Really? 16:51.217 --> 16:54.598 [SPEAKER_13]: It's like, oh, hey, it's like a, a weatherman in L.A. 16:55.018 --> 16:56.599 [SPEAKER_13]: Seventy four and sunny today. 16:56.659 --> 16:57.079 [SPEAKER_04]: It's possible. 16:57.259 --> 16:58.820 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, it's going to be sunny again. 16:59.120 --> 16:59.500 [SPEAKER_13]: Again. 17:00.420 --> 17:03.141 [SPEAKER_13]: And it's weird to see where you're like, oh, shit. 17:03.261 --> 17:05.102 [SPEAKER_13]: All those things that we were bitching about. 17:06.002 --> 17:09.383 [SPEAKER_13]: No one for like the last like, you know, I could dig in bitch. 17:09.783 --> 17:20.687 [SPEAKER_04]: I could bitch about the fact that there were three enter in twenty three thousand children that were trafficked into the United States and they only found ten thousand of them and they keep throwing that ten thousand found number out every single month and eight months in now. 17:21.027 --> 17:21.247 [SPEAKER_04]: Right. 17:21.507 --> 17:23.949 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, where are they and what's preventing this? 17:24.069 --> 17:25.750 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and a lot of them are probably eighteen now. 17:26.090 --> 17:28.651 [SPEAKER_04]: So if they were thirteen when they got traffic, do I remember you're that was five fucking years? 17:28.792 --> 17:29.032 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 17:29.372 --> 17:35.095 [SPEAKER_13]: And so that's, that's what's really difficult to me is you don't know on for a while now. 17:35.115 --> 17:40.018 [SPEAKER_13]: So how the fuck do you account for these people and then then what do you do if you find them and they are eight? 17:40.098 --> 17:41.699 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, or twenty one or twenty three. 17:41.819 --> 17:42.199 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep, right. 17:42.479 --> 17:45.041 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, technically they're illegal immigrants. 17:45.581 --> 17:46.041 [SPEAKER_13]: Totally. 17:46.382 --> 17:49.824 [SPEAKER_13]: You got to go anyways, but we should find the traffic kids and deport them. 17:52.281 --> 17:53.142 [SPEAKER_04]: Should we set up by train? 17:53.662 --> 17:54.423 [SPEAKER_04]: Standing remote? 17:54.443 --> 17:57.005 [SPEAKER_04]: They got ADD, seven of the concentration camp. 17:57.065 --> 17:57.805 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 17:57.965 --> 17:59.546 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, you have something to use slow. 17:59.627 --> 18:00.507 [SPEAKER_02]: It's for their own good. 18:00.687 --> 18:02.569 [SPEAKER_13]: It's for their, it's yeah, it's Jesus Christ. 18:02.629 --> 18:04.110 [SPEAKER_13]: Put, uh, good news. 18:04.170 --> 18:04.750 [SPEAKER_13]: It's a bad news. 18:04.870 --> 18:05.991 [SPEAKER_04]: Good news is you get to go home. 18:06.031 --> 18:07.452 [SPEAKER_04]: The bad news is you have to go home. 18:07.572 --> 18:07.733 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 18:08.473 --> 18:24.257 [SPEAKER_02]: It's not, it's not necessarily, well, not at all a bad thing for generally speaking that the biggest gripes against Trump right now are how efficient he's being and cleaning up the messes of the previous administration, which kind of fucked up for him. 18:24.677 --> 18:26.877 [SPEAKER_02]: It sucks for him, but that's just the way it is, man. 18:27.778 --> 18:28.998 [SPEAKER_02]: We expect you to do some shit. 18:29.038 --> 18:33.759 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, and it's, one of my favorite talking points that I've heard from the left. 18:33.779 --> 18:36.800 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, you don't hear it right now because these are going to a little too well for it. 18:38.760 --> 18:47.204 [SPEAKER_02]: Any time there's any little piece of bad news, they're like, oh, I've been hearing from Republicans that they're they wish they would have changed their vote. 18:47.884 --> 18:54.607 [SPEAKER_02]: The people on the right are only upset that more is not more of the same thing that's happening is not being there. 18:54.627 --> 18:54.767 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 18:54.787 --> 18:56.188 [SPEAKER_02]: No one for a reversal. 18:56.228 --> 18:59.069 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, nobody is saying we should have elected Kamala. 18:59.689 --> 19:01.650 [SPEAKER_02]: Everybody's saying, hey, Trump, do more of this. 19:01.870 --> 19:02.691 [SPEAKER_02]: We want more. 19:02.731 --> 19:07.513 [SPEAKER_02]: We want it sooner, which is sometimes we use the one sometimes, not depends on what the issue is. 19:07.733 --> 19:07.974 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 19:08.054 --> 19:19.460 [SPEAKER_13]: And when you have states that don't want to help with deportation and ice and all that other shit, it's just like, okay, because he's constantly pushed back, because he's constantly fucking lawsuits that shut it down for, you know, even thirty days. 19:20.220 --> 19:20.640 [SPEAKER_13]: Then great. 19:20.921 --> 19:26.164 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, but now you can start some other judge reverse it, who I don't fucking know and know everything is okay. 19:26.184 --> 19:27.445 [SPEAKER_04]: I'd like to see more indictments though. 19:27.725 --> 19:31.768 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, there have been zero heads rolling from the last administration, which was brazenly criminal. 19:31.808 --> 19:39.593 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I think the first Trump administration, a thing that irritated people the most about it was that he didn't put those people in prison. 19:39.794 --> 19:41.235 [SPEAKER_04]: They said he was going to pay for it too. 19:41.275 --> 19:41.635 [SPEAKER_04]: We all did. 19:42.115 --> 19:44.416 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh yeah, he had him in particular. 19:44.817 --> 19:48.178 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, shit, we forget that he was this close to going to fucking jail. 19:48.198 --> 19:55.582 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, there's a lot of people in particular, like Joe Biggs, Owen Jones, Alex Jones, monetarily Owen Schroier, has spent a lot of time. 19:56.002 --> 19:57.483 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, fucking solitary for no reason. 19:57.503 --> 20:05.207 [SPEAKER_04]: You guys hear about that foil that we did on Info Wars when we found out the FBI's been spying on it since December, tenth of, two thousand and thirteen under a type three assessment is a white extremist organization. 20:05.547 --> 20:06.088 [SPEAKER_13]: Really? 20:07.068 --> 20:08.509 [SPEAKER_04]: from the bill office and Boston. 20:08.549 --> 20:09.409 [SPEAKER_13]: Fucking, right? 20:09.429 --> 20:10.790 [SPEAKER_04]: We've never done business in Boston. 20:10.810 --> 20:11.591 [SPEAKER_04]: They've been spying on us. 20:11.951 --> 20:12.811 [SPEAKER_04]: Even in college in South Wales. 20:12.831 --> 20:13.692 [SPEAKER_04]: So what's up? 20:13.712 --> 20:13.992 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:14.012 --> 20:14.292 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:14.312 --> 20:14.532 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:14.612 --> 20:14.892 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:14.912 --> 20:15.272 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:15.293 --> 20:15.553 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:15.573 --> 20:15.833 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:15.853 --> 20:16.093 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:16.113 --> 20:16.473 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:16.493 --> 20:16.773 [SPEAKER_13]: What's up? 20:16.813 --> 20:17.174 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:17.194 --> 20:17.554 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:17.574 --> 20:17.774 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:17.794 --> 20:18.054 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:18.094 --> 20:18.534 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:18.554 --> 20:18.774 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:18.794 --> 20:19.195 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:19.215 --> 20:19.535 [SPEAKER_04]: What's up? 20:27.359 --> 20:31.060 [SPEAKER_04]: twelve years and they can monitor your financial transactions. 20:31.640 --> 20:35.241 [SPEAKER_04]: So they've definitely been looking at where we spend money and following us around in public. 20:35.301 --> 20:40.722 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, the taps will require a title three warrant which has to be renewed every X amount of time period. 20:40.762 --> 20:41.783 [SPEAKER_02]: That would be unlikely though. 20:42.123 --> 20:46.604 [SPEAKER_02]: You would never be able to, even with the government we've had you would be able to carry one of those for a decade. 20:46.684 --> 20:52.086 [SPEAKER_13]: I would love FBI to have to follow me to football practice every day with children and a hundred and eight degree. 20:52.126 --> 20:53.426 [SPEAKER_04]: I got swatted a few months ago. 20:53.766 --> 21:01.449 [SPEAKER_04]: And so the FBI, like, assigned an agent to my case, and that they call me, and it's like this lady who's been in FBI agent for twenty-five years here in Austin. 21:01.889 --> 21:03.490 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like, she's like having other questions. 21:03.530 --> 21:07.491 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like, yeah, why is it that the FBI's been spying on my place at work since two thousand thirteen? 21:07.511 --> 21:08.811 [SPEAKER_04]: I was like, oh, I didn't know about that. 21:09.112 --> 21:14.213 [SPEAKER_04]: But you have to go to the institution that's spying on you for justice in an unrelated case. 21:14.273 --> 21:15.674 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like a total conflict of interest. 21:17.494 --> 21:25.258 [SPEAKER_02]: This has been a complaint for a lot of people actually. 21:25.799 --> 21:26.999 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, and got swatted a bunch. 21:27.059 --> 21:27.719 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 21:27.739 --> 21:29.300 [SPEAKER_13]: So a tim tell the audience though. 21:29.320 --> 21:32.722 [SPEAKER_13]: What happens when you get swatted like it's is it the middle of the night are you home? 21:32.942 --> 21:40.328 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so they swatted me at noon, and they called me, and I drove back from work and was like, oh, you know, I'm on a fucking enemies of the state list in Ukraine. 21:40.508 --> 21:43.351 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, whatever people, there was like a Ukrainian call center. 21:43.371 --> 21:44.151 [SPEAKER_04]: It was just swadding me. 21:44.512 --> 21:47.414 [SPEAKER_04]: They called and said that I like killed my dog and my wife and I was hiding in the basement. 21:47.454 --> 21:48.215 [SPEAKER_04]: There's no basement. 21:48.435 --> 21:48.755 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 21:49.255 --> 21:52.278 [SPEAKER_04]: So they said, all right, we'll put you on a list to make sure this doesn't happen again. 21:52.338 --> 21:54.460 [SPEAKER_04]: And I knew it was, I just could tell it was gonna happen again. 21:54.960 --> 21:57.022 [SPEAKER_04]: So I stayed up that night, and at one a.m. 21:57.062 --> 21:58.623 [SPEAKER_04]: there's like this intercom in the middle of the street. 21:59.044 --> 22:01.405 [SPEAKER_04]: Chase guys are, you know, anyone turn? 22:02.266 --> 22:03.426 [SPEAKER_04]: So what street? 22:03.547 --> 22:06.127 [SPEAKER_04]: Come out with your hands up and I like walk out. 22:06.147 --> 22:08.388 [SPEAKER_04]: There's like eight guys with rifles aiming at me, you know? 22:08.448 --> 22:09.509 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm just walking backwards. 22:09.549 --> 22:10.089 [SPEAKER_04]: They cuff me. 22:10.149 --> 22:10.949 [SPEAKER_04]: They bring me inside. 22:10.989 --> 22:11.870 [SPEAKER_04]: My dog's going nuts. 22:12.050 --> 22:12.990 [SPEAKER_04]: They wake up my wife. 22:13.070 --> 22:14.971 [SPEAKER_04]: She sees me cuffed in the Fourier of her house. 22:15.531 --> 22:17.852 [SPEAKER_04]: They have shine flashlight on my sleeping children and they leave. 22:18.592 --> 22:20.213 [SPEAKER_04]: You're like, oh, that was the shitty experience. 22:20.233 --> 22:21.013 [SPEAKER_13]: What the fuck? 22:21.033 --> 22:23.874 [SPEAKER_13]: You said, damn, Tim Pool and all those guys have been swatted. 22:23.954 --> 22:25.115 [SPEAKER_02]: That happened to Tim. 22:25.355 --> 22:29.037 [SPEAKER_02]: Tim not so much recently, but I guess it was in, I think of a twenty-twenty-two. 22:29.057 --> 22:29.457 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 22:29.517 --> 22:32.278 [SPEAKER_02]: It happened like ten times over the course of that year. 22:32.298 --> 22:33.018 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you kidding? 22:33.038 --> 22:33.238 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 22:33.499 --> 22:33.719 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 22:33.939 --> 22:34.699 [SPEAKER_04]: Fucking people. 22:34.739 --> 22:36.280 [SPEAKER_04]: We figure out one of the two guys that did it. 22:36.800 --> 22:38.221 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not going to share much more about it. 22:38.361 --> 22:40.922 [SPEAKER_04]: And I submitted the information to the person to the FBI and I never heard back. 22:41.002 --> 22:46.124 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, you're fucking spying on me, but when I saw the case for you, you like, even like, as well. 22:46.144 --> 22:47.204 [SPEAKER_04]: Whoa. 22:47.445 --> 22:48.085 [SPEAKER_02]: What did Tim do? 22:49.373 --> 22:52.075 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I mean, I don't what did he do about the issue? 22:52.135 --> 22:53.897 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I mean, what what can you do about that? 22:53.917 --> 22:54.918 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, life streams. 22:55.218 --> 22:56.719 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I was during live streams and stuff. 22:57.199 --> 23:00.842 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, uh, you just try to build a relationship with the police. 23:01.203 --> 23:01.403 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 23:01.803 --> 23:02.744 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the local police. 23:02.984 --> 23:04.085 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I was not going to do shit. 23:04.105 --> 23:06.847 [SPEAKER_04]: You call the cops shop and tell them what's going on and usually they're cool about it. 23:07.428 --> 23:07.888 [SPEAKER_04]: Really. 23:08.028 --> 23:08.208 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 23:08.488 --> 23:12.572 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, damn local police are typically pretty good. 23:12.592 --> 23:16.675 [SPEAKER_04]: The weird thing about it is like they'll be aiming to gun at you in the five minutes later, they'll be like, I love your work. 23:17.985 --> 23:19.266 [SPEAKER_04]: No shit. 23:19.406 --> 23:20.526 [SPEAKER_04]: They all know who info wars is. 23:20.566 --> 23:21.027 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah. 23:21.047 --> 23:22.728 [SPEAKER_04]: It's kind of been thin blue wine type, you know. 23:22.888 --> 23:23.148 [SPEAKER_04]: Of course. 23:23.168 --> 23:24.809 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so they're like, oh, yeah. 23:24.829 --> 23:25.849 [SPEAKER_04]: To see how it all looks for me. 23:25.889 --> 23:26.370 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, thanks for him. 23:26.390 --> 23:27.851 [SPEAKER_04]: And he got at me for the last five minutes. 23:27.891 --> 23:28.691 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 23:29.491 --> 23:29.712 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 23:29.832 --> 23:30.212 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 23:30.232 --> 23:32.393 [SPEAKER_13]: Same with us in like secret service and things like that. 23:32.433 --> 23:37.916 [SPEAKER_13]: When I was at the White House, I wanted this picture and I go, hey, can you take this picture for me? 23:37.956 --> 23:38.957 [SPEAKER_13]: He's like, oh, yeah, a huge fan. 23:40.210 --> 23:42.952 [SPEAKER_13]: I just, nobody's, you know, nobody can know that I did this, you know? 23:42.972 --> 23:43.812 [SPEAKER_13]: So, yeah, absolutely. 23:43.832 --> 23:46.113 [SPEAKER_13]: I won't say a fucking word and they were like, how did you get that picture? 23:46.133 --> 23:48.195 [SPEAKER_13]: I was like, yeah, you know? 23:48.395 --> 23:49.055 [SPEAKER_02]: That's boiled. 23:49.095 --> 23:56.379 [SPEAKER_02]: By the way, did you know that, oh my God, do you know how many dogs that law enforcement kills every year? 23:56.559 --> 23:57.040 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh shit. 23:57.360 --> 23:58.180 [SPEAKER_02]: No, take it guys. 23:58.200 --> 23:59.061 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it more than blacks? 23:59.481 --> 23:59.661 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 24:00.282 --> 24:00.702 [SPEAKER_13]: Really? 24:01.262 --> 24:01.702 [SPEAKER_13]: That's that. 24:01.723 --> 24:02.463 [SPEAKER_13]: That number's going to be. 24:02.483 --> 24:03.263 [SPEAKER_13]: So that's a real minority. 24:03.324 --> 24:03.884 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 24:03.964 --> 24:05.585 [SPEAKER_02]: What's taking guess? 24:05.905 --> 24:06.366 [SPEAKER_02]: Ten thousand. 24:06.486 --> 24:06.646 [SPEAKER_02]: Yep. 24:07.106 --> 24:07.846 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, he says. 24:07.886 --> 24:08.487 [SPEAKER_02]: Ten thousand. 24:08.807 --> 24:18.233 [SPEAKER_02]: You are, you are, I think five times more likely to have your dog murdered by police than anybody is to get murdered by anybody else. 24:18.493 --> 24:19.634 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm kind of getting it. 24:19.734 --> 24:19.894 [SPEAKER_02]: Wow. 24:19.974 --> 24:20.655 [SPEAKER_02]: That makes sense. 24:20.915 --> 24:21.155 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 24:21.175 --> 24:24.117 [SPEAKER_04]: I like my dog up before I went outside because I knew they were going to go through my house. 24:24.517 --> 24:26.438 [SPEAKER_04]: And they were going nuts at him like through a glass door. 24:26.458 --> 24:27.659 [SPEAKER_04]: I was like, don't open that door. 24:27.799 --> 24:28.220 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, okay. 24:28.340 --> 24:28.560 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 24:29.374 --> 24:35.357 [SPEAKER_13]: Because if it, like if I was bothered by it, like barking, there's sometimes room like hey dude. 24:35.537 --> 24:38.159 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I don't care how good the person's intentions were. 24:38.219 --> 24:43.482 [SPEAKER_02]: If somebody law enforcement or otherwise, federal, local, I don't care who it is, came into my house and killed my dog. 24:43.522 --> 24:45.403 [SPEAKER_02]: I would kill him and his entire fucking family. 24:45.783 --> 24:47.245 [SPEAKER_02]: I think the dog's gonna kill outside. 24:47.365 --> 24:49.027 [SPEAKER_02]: I would, I don't care where it happens. 24:49.207 --> 24:51.591 [SPEAKER_02]: I would, I would wipe that dude's DNA off the face of the earth. 24:51.631 --> 24:54.354 [SPEAKER_04]: Especially if you hadn't done anything to warrant the cops going through your house. 24:54.835 --> 24:58.700 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, we've all had that one neighbor though, who's got that one dog in the neighborhood. 24:58.840 --> 25:01.243 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, they posted about over and over and over again. 25:01.663 --> 25:03.185 [SPEAKER_04]: There's an acupy poison in the neighborhood. 25:04.587 --> 25:06.348 [SPEAKER_02]: Or you could, uh, Christy Nome, I guess. 25:06.628 --> 25:08.369 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, just get out. 25:08.449 --> 25:09.890 [SPEAKER_02]: Just execute your own dog. 25:10.410 --> 25:11.370 [SPEAKER_13]: Take it out back. 25:11.410 --> 25:14.212 [SPEAKER_13]: He had fast abs. 25:14.292 --> 25:14.972 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 25:15.052 --> 25:15.933 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 25:16.773 --> 25:19.414 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, because there's always, uh, fuck it. 25:19.454 --> 25:19.655 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 25:20.095 --> 25:21.255 [SPEAKER_13]: She brought a stock, right? 25:21.455 --> 25:22.376 [SPEAKER_04]: Like horse dogs call. 25:22.596 --> 25:24.017 [SPEAKER_13]: What are those goddamn horse dogs call? 25:24.037 --> 25:25.538 [SPEAKER_13]: Hort, what do you tell Amberger? 25:25.558 --> 25:28.059 [SPEAKER_13]: They're the size of a fucking Sheetland pony, Bob. 25:28.079 --> 25:29.680 [SPEAKER_04]: A Lee and Burger is definitely the size of a dog. 25:29.700 --> 25:30.160 [SPEAKER_13]: A great day. 25:31.060 --> 25:34.544 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I mean, it's put a picture of it Bob because he's not smart. 25:34.804 --> 25:35.024 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 25:35.044 --> 25:35.124 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 25:35.524 --> 25:36.465 [SPEAKER_02]: He doesn't know dogs. 25:36.565 --> 25:37.446 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't I don't know if yeah. 25:37.586 --> 25:38.207 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know I don't know. 25:38.227 --> 25:38.447 [SPEAKER_13]: Talks. 25:38.527 --> 25:39.468 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know. 25:39.848 --> 25:40.189 [SPEAKER_13]: It's there. 25:40.209 --> 25:41.690 [SPEAKER_13]: They really are looking like today. 25:41.710 --> 25:45.994 [SPEAKER_13]: And it's like every pit bull owner who comes, you know, no, they're friendly and awesome. 25:46.014 --> 25:46.895 [SPEAKER_13]: It's like okay, cool. 25:46.915 --> 25:48.036 [SPEAKER_13]: And then she's somebody's face off. 25:48.416 --> 25:48.816 [SPEAKER_13]: That's it. 25:48.957 --> 25:50.518 [SPEAKER_13]: That's the goddamn dog I'm talking about. 25:50.538 --> 25:51.959 [SPEAKER_02]: That dog can't hurt you. 25:52.160 --> 25:52.180 [SPEAKER_13]: I 25:52.920 --> 25:57.661 [SPEAKER_02]: In the reason is because it's slow and it doesn't have the energy. 25:57.861 --> 25:58.561 [SPEAKER_13]: I understand that. 25:58.741 --> 26:01.602 [SPEAKER_02]: But you have the medium sized dogs or the ones you've got to worry about. 26:01.642 --> 26:03.842 [SPEAKER_13]: No, but everybody who owns these dogs, right? 26:03.962 --> 26:05.382 [SPEAKER_13]: It's usually a small person. 26:06.362 --> 26:10.523 [SPEAKER_13]: You're just feeding another human being who's a hundred and fifty, a hundred and sixty pounds. 26:10.783 --> 26:17.004 [SPEAKER_13]: You're feeding a tenth grader every single day and taking care of your taking care of a tenth grader. 26:17.404 --> 26:19.905 [SPEAKER_13]: What's the point in having this particular dog? 26:20.165 --> 26:20.505 [SPEAKER_13]: What do you mean? 26:20.785 --> 26:21.546 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll tell you what, man. 26:21.666 --> 26:27.091 [SPEAKER_04]: My theory on especially women with dogs is that if they have a small dog they want attention if they have a big dog they want protection. 26:27.852 --> 26:28.732 [SPEAKER_13]: So that I understand. 26:29.153 --> 26:32.416 [SPEAKER_04]: So I can see why I could go out that maybe had some bad experiences with men in the past. 26:32.436 --> 26:33.497 [SPEAKER_04]: We get a giant ass dog. 26:33.717 --> 26:34.538 [SPEAKER_13]: Like this, okay. 26:35.378 --> 26:41.684 [SPEAKER_13]: That I understand, but for an adult couple, because I had one of these living in an apartment in L.A. 26:42.265 --> 26:42.865 [SPEAKER_13]: It was a fuck. 26:42.925 --> 26:44.867 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, that apartment was like eight hundred square feet. 26:44.887 --> 26:45.588 [SPEAKER_13]: Did you like the dog? 26:45.908 --> 26:46.729 [SPEAKER_13]: The dog was fine. 26:47.269 --> 26:56.097 [SPEAKER_13]: But just fine, watching, it was fine, but it was like, dude, even just walking down the hallways, it would brush against you and your groceries and slamming up against the wall. 26:56.117 --> 26:59.160 [SPEAKER_13]: Just because it was a hundred and six, and you're just like, Jesus Christ, man. 26:59.561 --> 27:02.884 [SPEAKER_13]: Why would you have a dog that literally takes up half your fucking apartment like that? 27:02.924 --> 27:05.506 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, people should be a little bit more responsible at the type of dogs they get. 27:05.686 --> 27:09.570 [SPEAKER_02]: People that get like cattle dogs and have them living in a fucking apartment, that's fucked up. 27:09.630 --> 27:10.271 [SPEAKER_02]: It's not for you. 27:11.832 --> 27:12.512 [SPEAKER_02]: But the dog. 27:12.812 --> 27:12.992 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 27:13.352 --> 27:13.892 [SPEAKER_02]: That sucks. 27:13.932 --> 27:14.213 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 27:14.273 --> 27:15.133 [SPEAKER_04]: I got a border call, man. 27:15.193 --> 27:16.873 [SPEAKER_04]: I think he's constant stimulation. 27:17.453 --> 27:17.873 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, really? 27:17.893 --> 27:18.573 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 27:18.593 --> 27:19.033 [SPEAKER_04]: He's cool. 27:19.053 --> 27:20.834 [SPEAKER_04]: He's totally chill because he's like eleven years old now. 27:20.894 --> 27:22.874 [SPEAKER_04]: But like if you keep that dog locked up, they go nuts. 27:23.374 --> 27:23.814 [SPEAKER_04]: Really? 27:23.854 --> 27:24.135 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 27:24.155 --> 27:25.975 [SPEAKER_04]: So what do you have to do for something like that? 27:26.015 --> 27:33.436 [SPEAKER_04]: You got to teach him a lot of tricks and have him do them all the time and then give him treats and you got to take him for walks and I honestly I'll admit that I wasn't the best at it because I was a working dude. 27:33.937 --> 27:36.317 [SPEAKER_04]: But I wasn't like, you know, terrible about it. 27:36.357 --> 27:40.758 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, I mean, they're so smart that keeping him locked in a house all day is just not good for him. 27:41.384 --> 27:46.329 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's like those kids that are raised by wolves, you know, and then you find them and you're like, well, this is the wrong environment for you. 27:46.569 --> 27:47.631 [SPEAKER_13]: I know. 27:47.771 --> 27:49.513 [SPEAKER_13]: I've always had that James secretly too. 27:49.773 --> 27:49.993 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 27:50.373 --> 27:52.075 [SPEAKER_13]: Just to take kids at birth. 27:52.295 --> 27:52.536 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 27:52.616 --> 28:01.445 [SPEAKER_13]: Dress them up as elves isolate them from the entire world, keep them in another, like, another house like Brendan Fraser sort of like the village, but I'm not sure. 28:01.745 --> 28:04.048 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but here's what was that, what was that Brendan Fraser movie? 28:05.685 --> 28:06.445 [SPEAKER_13]: Blast from the past. 28:06.485 --> 28:07.246 [SPEAKER_13]: Blast from the past. 28:07.266 --> 28:08.166 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 28:08.306 --> 28:11.087 [SPEAKER_13]: And so I had said this on the on drinking bros years and years and years ago. 28:11.187 --> 28:12.848 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, we're like, you're ten on this thing. 28:13.328 --> 28:17.149 [SPEAKER_13]: And because I think they would develop their own language, communicate and everything else. 28:17.470 --> 28:18.610 [SPEAKER_13]: You slide them in enough food. 28:19.370 --> 28:20.631 [SPEAKER_13]: They can walk around, do shit. 28:20.651 --> 28:22.271 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you get them in and internship at Google. 28:22.471 --> 28:22.651 [SPEAKER_13]: No. 28:23.512 --> 28:25.993 [SPEAKER_13]: At eighteen years old, this was the show. 28:26.013 --> 28:29.554 [SPEAKER_13]: It dropped them off in the middle of Times Square on New Year's Eve. 28:29.874 --> 28:30.995 [SPEAKER_13]: And you give me to a hundred dollars. 28:31.035 --> 28:31.715 [SPEAKER_13]: Like what would happen? 28:32.295 --> 28:32.915 [SPEAKER_13]: What would happen to them? 28:32.935 --> 28:34.636 [SPEAKER_02]: They would get robbed by a Somalia immigrant. 28:34.776 --> 28:35.156 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you mean? 28:35.316 --> 28:40.858 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, I put it mean imagine not being able to communicate you know nothing about the world and then you're just drops off in the middle. 28:40.878 --> 28:42.159 [SPEAKER_13]: They probably wind up that. 28:42.179 --> 28:43.119 [SPEAKER_13]: The question is what do you mean? 28:43.139 --> 28:45.020 [SPEAKER_13]: Would it be the police or animal control that got him? 28:45.580 --> 28:51.102 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know, but years later this came to fruition without the elf costume. 28:51.682 --> 28:56.224 [SPEAKER_13]: And these these people had raised these children and never fucking talks to them or taught them English or anything else. 28:56.284 --> 28:56.464 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 28:56.504 --> 28:59.185 [SPEAKER_13]: Like it was the wildest shit I'd ever seen in my life. 28:59.285 --> 29:01.107 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like it's the worst form of abuse. 29:01.407 --> 29:01.627 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 29:01.988 --> 29:02.208 [SPEAKER_04]: You know. 29:02.428 --> 29:02.648 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 29:02.768 --> 29:05.291 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like you see you see stories people like killing their children. 29:05.331 --> 29:06.212 [SPEAKER_04]: That's obviously terrible. 29:06.232 --> 29:09.895 [SPEAKER_04]: And you see somebody like, oh, you let it live and you just gave it this terrible life. 29:10.075 --> 29:11.256 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, and you just did that's your dog. 29:11.497 --> 29:12.237 [SPEAKER_13]: I just did that to me. 29:13.238 --> 29:14.139 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, Bonzo's cool. 29:14.780 --> 29:15.521 [SPEAKER_13]: You'd like Bonzo. 29:16.021 --> 29:17.082 [SPEAKER_13]: Did your wife have to do with them? 29:17.162 --> 29:18.423 [SPEAKER_13]: Did she teach them all the tricks? 29:18.563 --> 29:18.784 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 29:18.844 --> 29:19.725 [SPEAKER_02]: She knows a lot tricks. 29:19.785 --> 29:21.286 [SPEAKER_02]: Wait, Bonzo like, uh... 29:22.427 --> 29:24.229 [SPEAKER_04]: Reagan's bonds and we named him after John Bonham. 29:24.810 --> 29:28.333 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, because my I had a border call like growing up named Mitch after Mitch Mitchell. 29:28.373 --> 29:29.555 [SPEAKER_04]: He was the drummer for Jimmy Henderson. 29:29.595 --> 29:30.596 [SPEAKER_04]: So I wanted to name my dog. 29:30.616 --> 29:32.177 [SPEAKER_04]: I've heard another famous classic rock drummer. 29:32.498 --> 29:32.938 [SPEAKER_13]: Gotcha. 29:32.958 --> 29:36.121 [SPEAKER_13]: I didn't know if it was bedtime for bonds because you're like, you're he's run a Reagan fan. 29:36.782 --> 29:37.383 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, I like run a Reagan. 29:37.403 --> 29:38.023 [SPEAKER_04]: I like run a Reagan. 29:38.344 --> 29:38.964 [SPEAKER_04]: I like him all right. 29:39.485 --> 29:43.649 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, there's a new Led Zeppelin doc on Netflix. 29:43.709 --> 29:44.210 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it any good? 29:44.510 --> 29:44.630 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 29:45.391 --> 29:46.312 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, I won't watch it then. 29:46.492 --> 29:47.072 [SPEAKER_02]: You didn't like it? 29:47.172 --> 29:47.552 [SPEAKER_02]: I loved it. 29:48.072 --> 29:48.733 [SPEAKER_02]: It was terrible. 29:48.753 --> 29:49.013 [SPEAKER_02]: Why? 29:49.493 --> 29:50.234 [SPEAKER_02]: What did you like about it? 29:50.314 --> 29:51.854 [SPEAKER_04]: It was going to the occult stuff at all. 29:51.894 --> 29:53.295 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the interesting stuff about it. 29:53.495 --> 29:53.855 [SPEAKER_04]: No, no. 29:54.816 --> 29:57.377 [SPEAKER_02]: It was extremely slow and disjointed. 29:57.397 --> 29:58.478 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't like it at all. 29:59.058 --> 29:59.699 [SPEAKER_02]: I thought it was terrible. 29:59.759 --> 30:00.259 [SPEAKER_13]: I did. 30:00.459 --> 30:02.300 [SPEAKER_13]: So these guys don't do interviews. 30:02.740 --> 30:07.624 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, right and they had a John bottom especially doesn't do whatever he was well dead as fuck totally put they had him in this one. 30:07.684 --> 30:09.085 [SPEAKER_02]: He's dead in hell running back with a eye. 30:09.285 --> 30:11.066 [SPEAKER_02]: No, there was an interview one interview. 30:11.107 --> 30:12.988 [SPEAKER_02]: He did in nineteen eighty right before he died. 30:13.088 --> 30:13.749 [SPEAKER_02]: Right before he died. 30:13.789 --> 30:16.431 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that they slowly drinking the bottle of vodka. 30:16.471 --> 30:18.752 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, and then by the way, there's no video. 30:18.972 --> 30:20.193 [SPEAKER_13]: So it's just audio. 30:20.213 --> 30:21.795 [SPEAKER_04]: They could definitely agree that with the eye. 30:22.115 --> 30:23.016 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 30:23.076 --> 30:25.197 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, they did it for the the board game movie when I saw that. 30:25.237 --> 30:25.818 [SPEAKER_13]: It's interesting. 30:26.018 --> 30:26.178 [SPEAKER_13]: Huh. 30:26.898 --> 30:28.580 [SPEAKER_13]: Um, and uh, 30:29.040 --> 30:36.306 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know how to feel about it, because he did write the emails, like the Bourdain one, he wrote all the emails, and then they just kind of AI'd his voice over. 30:36.446 --> 30:38.688 [SPEAKER_13]: Would he actually written so what's the line there? 30:38.909 --> 30:40.870 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's the chef that killed himself, right? 30:40.990 --> 30:41.231 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 30:41.391 --> 30:43.332 [SPEAKER_04]: And there are emails of his suicide thoughts. 30:43.573 --> 30:43.713 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 30:44.113 --> 30:45.074 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 30:45.354 --> 30:46.375 [SPEAKER_13]: Not suicide thoughts. 30:46.495 --> 30:49.037 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like the diary of Anthony Bourdain, instead of the diary of Anne Frank. 30:50.018 --> 30:50.639 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 30:50.659 --> 30:53.341 [SPEAKER_13]: Very similar, except obviously he didn't die in the Holocaust. 30:53.381 --> 30:53.661 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 30:53.701 --> 30:55.323 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, he also, we don't know that for sure. 30:55.363 --> 30:56.244 [SPEAKER_02]: He also probably, 30:57.539 --> 31:00.220 [SPEAKER_04]: He's five million, nine hundred and ninety nine thousand. 31:00.480 --> 31:01.921 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he is. 31:02.181 --> 31:06.622 [SPEAKER_02]: I think he actually wanted his emails to be discovered and published probably. 31:06.642 --> 31:07.502 [SPEAKER_02]: Why else would you write him? 31:07.542 --> 31:07.762 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 31:08.023 --> 31:12.804 [SPEAKER_02]: But Anne Frank, on the other hand, is the biggest violation of privacy in the history of human beings. 31:13.064 --> 31:13.544 [SPEAKER_02]: It's crazy. 31:13.584 --> 31:14.205 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the worst. 31:14.385 --> 31:16.065 [SPEAKER_04]: And it was a dad that published the diary, right? 31:16.225 --> 31:16.926 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, it wasn't really. 31:16.946 --> 31:17.386 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't know that. 31:17.406 --> 31:17.986 [SPEAKER_04]: He was Jewish guy. 31:18.666 --> 31:18.906 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 31:19.226 --> 31:19.406 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 31:19.446 --> 31:20.067 [SPEAKER_02]: Trying to make a box. 31:25.592 --> 31:27.073 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, to make that last bit of coin. 31:27.113 --> 31:28.794 [SPEAKER_05]: I was like, there's only one way. 31:28.854 --> 31:30.494 [SPEAKER_12]: I want that if we publish the diet. 31:30.514 --> 31:32.015 [SPEAKER_05]: I was like, that's what you did diet. 31:32.095 --> 31:53.085 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, 31:54.617 --> 31:55.857 [SPEAKER_12]: I've got somebody here to talk about it. 31:55.977 --> 31:58.798 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm still not been able to find a clip of Alex than I in Sandy Hook. 31:59.299 --> 32:00.339 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't even think it exists. 32:00.379 --> 32:01.980 [SPEAKER_04]: People give me shit all the time to work for Alex. 32:02.120 --> 32:02.800 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, is he just saying it? 32:02.820 --> 32:03.160 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 32:03.220 --> 32:04.220 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like clip question mark. 32:04.440 --> 32:05.101 [SPEAKER_04]: They never find one. 32:05.141 --> 32:05.581 [SPEAKER_04]: They freak out. 32:05.601 --> 32:07.381 [SPEAKER_04]: They send links to articles and like, yeah, there's no clip. 32:07.882 --> 32:08.882 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't even think it happened. 32:09.763 --> 32:10.764 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know. 32:12.246 --> 32:14.989 [SPEAKER_02]: I've never seen any evidence to suggest that he denied it. 32:15.069 --> 32:18.192 [SPEAKER_02]: I saw like hand repeat things that other people had said. 32:18.212 --> 32:20.615 [SPEAKER_04]: He had guessed on and stuff that I believe it didn't know. 32:20.635 --> 32:21.656 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 32:21.756 --> 32:22.397 [SPEAKER_13]: I never saw that. 32:22.477 --> 32:26.201 [SPEAKER_13]: Kind of like the Trump, the very fine people thing that was fine people and both sides. 32:26.681 --> 32:29.443 [SPEAKER_13]: I Dan was the one that actually played the full clip for me. 32:29.743 --> 32:35.527 [SPEAKER_13]: I had never seen it before because the media chopped it up so much and I didn't own commercials. 32:36.068 --> 32:40.591 [SPEAKER_13]: So many different fucking times that I was like, oh, maybe he did and then we played the full clip and I was like, oh shit. 32:40.711 --> 32:42.472 [SPEAKER_04]: They took a block of marble and just carved it in. 32:42.512 --> 32:42.692 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 32:42.712 --> 32:42.812 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 32:42.832 --> 32:44.373 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not what it was. 32:45.554 --> 32:49.557 [SPEAKER_02]: What I was thinking of was that interview that Gemma Costa did with the AI kid. 32:49.657 --> 32:50.177 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god. 32:50.257 --> 32:50.638 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 32:51.338 --> 32:52.138 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you see that? 32:52.479 --> 32:53.339 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, my God, dude. 32:53.399 --> 32:53.860 [SPEAKER_02]: Play that. 32:54.000 --> 32:54.460 [SPEAKER_02]: Play. 32:54.520 --> 32:55.000 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, fun. 32:55.040 --> 32:58.442 [SPEAKER_13]: Now we're trying to switch Twitter for him because I was trying to think about the worst. 32:58.462 --> 33:00.343 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I've been his and I was like, did we just play that? 33:00.363 --> 33:02.805 [SPEAKER_02]: That was far the most cringy shit I've ever. 33:02.845 --> 33:09.569 [SPEAKER_02]: So he did like the parents of one of the dead Parkling kids turned him into AI and then had him do an interview. 33:09.689 --> 33:10.229 [SPEAKER_02]: I would like to. 33:10.370 --> 33:11.610 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, that is so cringe. 33:11.930 --> 33:14.572 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, watch it in the AI is bad too. 33:14.672 --> 33:15.493 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, it's not even good. 33:17.373 --> 33:18.193 [SPEAKER_05]: I would like to know. 33:18.233 --> 33:18.874 [SPEAKER_05]: That's the dead can. 33:18.914 --> 33:20.834 [SPEAKER_02]: What your solution would be. 33:20.854 --> 33:22.134 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, listen for gun violence. 33:23.374 --> 33:24.114 [SPEAKER_10]: Great question. 33:24.355 --> 33:29.035 [SPEAKER_10]: I believe in a mix of stronger gun control laws mental health support and engagement. 33:29.155 --> 33:35.077 [SPEAKER_10]: We need to create safe spaces for conversations and connections making sure everyone feels seen and hurt. 33:35.237 --> 33:37.937 [SPEAKER_10]: It's a book building quality of kindness and understanding. 33:37.977 --> 33:38.837 [SPEAKER_10]: What do you think about that? 33:39.457 --> 33:40.498 [SPEAKER_10]: I think that's a great idea. 33:44.270 --> 33:47.031 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, Gemma Costa wrote both sides of the conference. 33:47.051 --> 33:49.772 [SPEAKER_04]: Can you imagine if you can't guys and you just try to make as much money off on this. 33:49.832 --> 33:50.632 [SPEAKER_02]: Holy shit. 33:50.872 --> 33:52.793 [SPEAKER_02]: Have you seen this stuff about Chuck Schumer? 33:53.393 --> 33:53.613 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 33:53.633 --> 33:54.533 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes. 33:54.673 --> 33:54.914 [SPEAKER_04]: Good. 33:56.534 --> 33:56.954 [SPEAKER_04]: What is it? 33:57.614 --> 34:00.355 [SPEAKER_02]: He's been referencing this family the Bailey's. 34:00.736 --> 34:01.076 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 34:01.236 --> 34:01.896 [SPEAKER_02]: As a point. 34:03.687 --> 34:04.187 [SPEAKER_02]: for years. 34:04.207 --> 34:10.613 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, you know, how evangelical prisoners will say, like, oh, it's talking to a youth skateboarder at the mall the other day. 34:10.653 --> 34:12.154 [SPEAKER_02]: And he said blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 34:12.174 --> 34:13.035 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that never happened. 34:13.055 --> 34:13.375 [SPEAKER_02]: Come on. 34:13.435 --> 34:13.635 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 34:13.735 --> 34:17.939 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, Chuck Schumer's apparently been doing that for twenty years with the same family. 34:18.239 --> 34:18.579 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 34:18.759 --> 34:19.600 [SPEAKER_02]: And they're not real. 34:19.720 --> 34:20.281 [SPEAKER_12]: The Bailey. 34:20.321 --> 34:20.561 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 34:20.661 --> 34:21.842 [SPEAKER_02]: John Oliver took him down. 34:21.962 --> 34:23.523 [SPEAKER_02]: Bob find this John Oliver clip. 34:23.683 --> 34:24.524 [SPEAKER_02]: Actually, it's on my Twitter. 34:24.544 --> 34:25.245 [SPEAKER_02]: If you go to my Twitter. 34:25.973 --> 34:30.635 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, he would do something like the Bailey's were talking to me about how hard it is for him to form a Ford S. Yeah. 34:30.695 --> 34:31.155 [SPEAKER_02]: At the grocery store. 34:31.175 --> 34:32.575 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's like all these different things. 34:32.655 --> 34:33.996 [SPEAKER_02]: And how they voted in shit. 34:34.096 --> 34:36.937 [SPEAKER_02]: It's the weirdest thing I've ever seen in my fucking world. 34:37.077 --> 34:37.977 [SPEAKER_02]: It's right there. 34:38.117 --> 34:39.858 [SPEAKER_02]: It's six minutes was watch his whole thing. 34:39.898 --> 34:41.018 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm telling you it's the crazy. 34:41.038 --> 34:42.399 [SPEAKER_02]: You got to watch the full breakdown. 34:42.519 --> 34:42.719 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 34:42.759 --> 34:44.479 [SPEAKER_02]: I hate John Oliver, but he nailed this. 34:44.619 --> 34:45.119 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm all in. 34:45.139 --> 34:50.421 [SPEAKER_03]: John Oliver, belief wise sucks, but he is an excellent S.A.S. 34:50.461 --> 34:51.081 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he is. 34:51.262 --> 34:52.042 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, very good. 34:53.871 --> 34:59.435 [SPEAKER_09]: But I actually want to talk less about Chuck Schumer himself, and more about two of his favorite people, Joe and I-Lean Bailey. 34:59.456 --> 35:01.457 [SPEAKER_09]: There are a couple that throughout Schumer's career. 35:01.837 --> 35:03.319 [SPEAKER_09]: He has talked about a lot. 35:04.009 --> 35:07.731 [SPEAKER_08]: There are middle-class couple in Massapique, which is a suburb on Long Island. 35:07.811 --> 35:09.852 [SPEAKER_08]: Joe and I lean Bailey, this middle-class couple. 35:09.892 --> 35:12.433 [SPEAKER_08]: They bought into Reagan Republicanism in nineteen eighty. 35:12.493 --> 35:15.434 [SPEAKER_08]: Joe and I lean, are worried about who's not. 35:15.454 --> 35:17.435 [SPEAKER_08]: They're their jobs or their friends' jobs. 35:17.475 --> 35:19.536 [SPEAKER_08]: That Bailey's really don't believe in trickle down. 35:19.916 --> 35:25.759 [SPEAKER_08]: They don't believe in a whole lot of government spending, but they believe in tax breaks for kids to go to college. 35:25.819 --> 35:28.900 [SPEAKER_08]: He's an insurance adjuster and lives in the New York suburbs. 35:28.940 --> 35:31.341 [SPEAKER_08]: By New York standards, he makes fifty thousand years. 35:31.361 --> 35:33.122 [SPEAKER_08]: He lived in the middle of the country, make forty. 35:33.803 --> 35:37.527 [SPEAKER_08]: wife works in a medical office, she makes about twenty, she might make fifteen elsewhere. 35:38.188 --> 35:41.413 [SPEAKER_08]: And you know, I have guided my political life through the Bailey's. 35:41.613 --> 35:45.738 [SPEAKER_09]: The Bailey's have guided Chuck Schumer's political life, which is a little weird given. 35:46.199 --> 35:47.461 [SPEAKER_09]: They don't exist. 35:48.182 --> 35:49.824 [SPEAKER_09]: Seriously, he invented them. 35:50.164 --> 35:57.725 [SPEAKER_09]: She was first introduced to the world to the Bailey's and his two thousand seven book, positively American, winning back the middle class majority, one family at a time. 35:57.805 --> 36:04.347 [SPEAKER_09]: In it, he mentions the Bailey's, and astonishing two hundred and sixty five times in one hundred and sixty four pages. 36:05.267 --> 36:08.907 [SPEAKER_09]: But he'd apparently been talking about them for years before the book was published. 36:08.947 --> 36:09.567 [SPEAKER_09]: All of this goes through. 36:09.587 --> 36:13.288 [SPEAKER_09]: Former spokespeople said, he's always asking, what would the Bailey's think? 36:13.848 --> 36:17.949 [SPEAKER_09]: And to be fair, Schumer acknowledges that some may find this a little weird. 36:18.669 --> 36:22.957 [SPEAKER_08]: If you ask my staff, I've been talking about and talking to the Bailey's for fifteen years. 36:22.997 --> 36:24.279 [SPEAKER_08]: I have conversations with them. 36:24.940 --> 36:28.286 [SPEAKER_08]: One of my staffers once said, I had imaginary friends. 36:29.969 --> 36:31.010 [SPEAKER_08]: Got me in some trouble. 36:32.505 --> 36:37.647 [SPEAKER_08]: But these people are real, and I respect them, and I really love them, and I care about them. 36:37.827 --> 36:40.949 [SPEAKER_09]: OK, sure, but they're literally not real, Chuck. 36:41.749 --> 36:48.052 [SPEAKER_09]: But even it, you can understand the potential utility of creating a co-typical thought in your head. 36:48.372 --> 36:54.455 [SPEAKER_09]: This goes way beyond that, because she was given the bylies, and unnecessarily detailed backstory. 36:54.475 --> 36:59.898 [SPEAKER_09]: For instance, he said, Joe takes off his cap and sings along with the National Anthem before the occasional earthquake. 37:00.818 --> 37:03.880 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, I'm gonna do something crazy. 37:03.900 --> 37:05.881 [SPEAKER_09]: They've got cute kids. 37:05.961 --> 37:07.022 [SPEAKER_09]: I just couldn't watch anything. 37:07.102 --> 37:11.165 [SPEAKER_09]: I was appalled because lying is not tolerated in the house, ever. 37:11.505 --> 37:14.187 [SPEAKER_09]: Also, Ily and apparently helps with the clothing drive at her church. 37:14.407 --> 37:14.947 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm a father. 37:15.127 --> 37:16.648 [SPEAKER_09]: Had a prostate cancer scare. 37:20.451 --> 37:23.653 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm still not done. 37:23.733 --> 37:26.335 [SPEAKER_09]: Apparently Joe Bailey would never have a goatie. 37:27.075 --> 37:29.478 [SPEAKER_09]: That is a J are talking level of gratuitous backstory Don't say that lightly 37:45.215 --> 38:00.120 [SPEAKER_09]: But the Balees do seem to have a lot of sway over Schumer's politics, as he's brought them up when discussing everything from the two thousand eight financial crisis to cyber security, which he framed as protecting the security that Balees feel when they go online to buy birthday presents. 38:00.580 --> 38:03.941 [SPEAKER_09]: And if he Schumer tell it, the Balees views can be complicated. 38:04.541 --> 38:08.943 [SPEAKER_08]: The Balees are not anti-immigration. 38:10.306 --> 38:12.348 [SPEAKER_08]: but they are anti-illegal immigration. 38:12.528 --> 38:20.214 [SPEAKER_08]: They really dislike the unrun executives who stole money, but they hate the people who burn the flag even more. 38:20.314 --> 38:21.395 [SPEAKER_08]: They are pro-choice. 38:22.817 --> 38:29.062 [SPEAKER_08]: They understand that that fundamental decision like that should be made by... This is indivisible. 38:29.082 --> 38:29.842 [SPEAKER_08]: Jan, it's dude. 38:30.123 --> 38:33.706 [SPEAKER_08]: Dude, it's... But they've led their church to the top of the... Really? 38:35.540 --> 38:36.600 [SPEAKER_09]: Are you sure about that? 38:37.380 --> 38:42.942 [SPEAKER_09]: And the more you hear about the Bailies, the more it feels like they represent a very particular slice of the electorate. 38:43.362 --> 38:49.603 [SPEAKER_09]: She must say that they supported the civil rights and anti-beat non-war movement because they understood that morality was on the side of the protestors. 38:49.963 --> 39:05.387 [SPEAKER_09]: But starting the late sixties, when those protestors curse the returning veterans and stokely car Michael advocated on resistance against the white ruling class, the Bailies were lost, which, fun fact is both a misleading history of the civil rights movement and what people who never supported it 39:05.707 --> 39:06.708 [SPEAKER_09]: tend to say. 39:07.449 --> 39:16.576 [SPEAKER_09]: And yet Schumer will insist that Bodies concerns our widespread, and that they could just as easily have been the Ramirez's of Portchester, the Kims of El Cigrove, California, or the Salemes of Dearborn Michigan. 39:16.596 --> 39:17.056 [SPEAKER_09]: But, crucially, shit. 39:17.076 --> 39:18.297 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, and talk about how much he loves the Bodies. 39:18.317 --> 39:18.838 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:18.858 --> 39:19.278 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:19.298 --> 39:19.718 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:19.738 --> 39:20.179 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:20.199 --> 39:20.599 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:20.639 --> 39:21.179 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:21.199 --> 39:21.620 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:21.640 --> 39:22.040 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:22.060 --> 39:22.480 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:22.500 --> 39:22.981 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:23.041 --> 39:23.521 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:23.541 --> 39:23.942 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:23.962 --> 39:24.382 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:24.402 --> 39:24.802 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:24.822 --> 39:25.283 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:25.303 --> 39:26.183 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:26.203 --> 39:26.684 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:26.704 --> 39:27.224 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:27.244 --> 39:27.684 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm changing my mind. 39:27.705 --> 39:28.105 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm changing my mind. 39:28.125 --> 39:28.525 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:28.545 --> 39:29.246 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:29.266 --> 39:29.666 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:29.686 --> 39:30.086 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my mind. 39:30.106 --> 39:30.607 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm changing my 39:30.947 --> 39:33.548 [SPEAKER_08]: They did for Clinton and then they voted for Bush. 39:34.309 --> 39:36.530 [SPEAKER_08]: They're not a member of one party or probably did. 39:36.550 --> 39:37.010 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what's crazy. 39:37.030 --> 39:42.753 [SPEAKER_08]: Both of them did in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year in the year. 39:49.864 --> 39:58.669 [SPEAKER_09]: This is the wildest shit I've ever known to you. 39:58.689 --> 39:59.769 [SPEAKER_09]: What did you say? 40:00.249 --> 40:02.631 [SPEAKER_10]: You said the Bailey's voted for Trump in twenty sixteen. 40:02.731 --> 40:04.972 [SPEAKER_10]: They split Trump by then twenty twenty. 40:05.392 --> 40:07.253 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm wondering who they voted for in twenty twenty twenty. 40:07.273 --> 40:08.053 [SPEAKER_08]: Probably voted for Trump. 40:10.074 --> 40:11.215 [SPEAKER_08]: Like you talked to them all the time. 40:11.235 --> 40:11.315 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 40:11.335 --> 40:15.057 [SPEAKER_08]: But if you ask them why, I think they'd say above all crime. 40:15.770 --> 40:21.733 [SPEAKER_09]: OK, so to recap, of these six votes, the Bailey's had across the last three presidential elections. 40:21.874 --> 40:30.498 [SPEAKER_09]: Five went to Donald Trump most recently because of crime, which for what is worth was down in every category last year, with violent crime in his lowest rate in twenty years. 40:30.739 --> 40:35.942 [SPEAKER_09]: They also think the civil rights movement went too far and aren't against immigration, just illegal immigration. 40:36.262 --> 40:40.544 [SPEAKER_09]: And this is the couple who, in Chuck Schumer's own words, have guided his political life. 40:40.584 --> 40:44.807 [SPEAKER_09]: And at this point, it might be worth asking, is that a good idea? 40:45.767 --> 40:53.838 [SPEAKER_09]: Because the truth is, Schumer's devotion to his imaginary friends may help explain why he and the Democratic Party have been so underwhelming in recent years. 40:53.878 --> 41:02.889 [SPEAKER_09]: Because he seems to be focusing a huge amount on the interest of the Bayley's from Long Island, while forgetting other voters actually exist. 41:03.570 --> 41:04.451 [SPEAKER_09]: I look, I'm 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47:45.388 --> 47:47.510 [SPEAKER_02]: So that's the first time actually when he would pretend. 47:48.130 --> 47:48.410 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 47:49.591 --> 47:51.472 [SPEAKER_05]: The babies are trying to teach him how to make a burger. 47:51.552 --> 47:52.453 [SPEAKER_05]: The Bailey's wanted it. 47:52.513 --> 47:54.394 [SPEAKER_05]: I think we need to make his burgers. 47:54.534 --> 47:56.615 [SPEAKER_05]: I think he was making burgers for the Bailey's. 47:56.675 --> 48:00.818 [SPEAKER_02]: Where did you think you got the, is this like just the first white name you could think of? 48:01.198 --> 48:03.020 [SPEAKER_13]: Nobody has not a common first name. 48:03.040 --> 48:06.422 [SPEAKER_13]: I was going to say they like they have first name and also you could look. 48:06.703 --> 48:08.484 [SPEAKER_13]: I'll tell you how he got it up the register. 48:08.544 --> 48:08.724 [SPEAKER_13]: How? 48:10.426 --> 48:11.687 [SPEAKER_03]: My name is George Bailey. 48:12.187 --> 48:16.230 [SPEAKER_03]: I could be just man and all of whatever fuck town. 48:16.250 --> 48:18.352 [SPEAKER_02]: And Joe and Joe what was the show I mean? 48:18.692 --> 48:21.575 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I was pretty common when he was growing up. 48:21.935 --> 48:23.436 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but they're not alive now. 48:23.637 --> 48:24.978 [SPEAKER_04]: Like my grandmother's name was Eileen. 48:24.998 --> 48:26.479 [SPEAKER_04]: She was born in like nineteen twenty two. 48:26.539 --> 48:28.581 [SPEAKER_04]: She wasn't alive for the last election cycles. 48:28.781 --> 48:29.962 [SPEAKER_04]: No, well, she voted. 48:30.443 --> 48:31.183 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, she voted. 48:31.384 --> 48:31.664 [SPEAKER_04]: She voted. 48:31.784 --> 48:34.486 [SPEAKER_04]: First time she ever voted. 48:34.506 --> 48:35.968 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, she did die in Illinois. 48:35.988 --> 48:36.888 [SPEAKER_04]: She definitely voted in Illinois. 48:36.928 --> 48:38.870 [SPEAKER_13]: I know it's what made me sad about Hulk Hogan. 48:38.890 --> 48:40.852 [SPEAKER_13]: He's going to be voting Democrat this next election. 48:40.892 --> 48:41.653 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, first time. 48:41.693 --> 48:42.493 [SPEAKER_13]: We're going to bring it back. 48:42.814 --> 48:43.174 [SPEAKER_13]: I know. 48:43.474 --> 48:44.255 [SPEAKER_13]: God damn it. 48:44.275 --> 48:46.397 [SPEAKER_02]: Can you imagine fucking Frankenstein and Hulk Hogan? 48:46.897 --> 48:47.298 [SPEAKER_02]: Who would win? 48:48.089 --> 48:49.250 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I mean Frankenstein. 48:50.150 --> 48:50.590 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 48:50.630 --> 48:52.731 [SPEAKER_04]: I thought you were talking about a fight between Frankenstein and Hulk Hogan. 48:52.751 --> 48:53.691 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, that's a good idea. 48:53.711 --> 48:54.912 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, Frankenstein was a doctor. 48:55.292 --> 48:56.653 [SPEAKER_02]: So, Hulk Hogan with his eyes. 48:56.693 --> 48:56.893 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 48:56.913 --> 48:58.133 [SPEAKER_02]: But Frankenstein's monster, who knows? 48:58.153 --> 48:59.954 [SPEAKER_04]: It was the monster that was not in this. 48:59.994 --> 49:00.254 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 49:00.334 --> 49:00.614 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 49:00.735 --> 49:02.135 [SPEAKER_02]: I think we need to bring it back somehow. 49:02.535 --> 49:03.296 [SPEAKER_13]: I wish, man. 49:03.496 --> 49:06.177 [SPEAKER_13]: And the fact that he's not going to be here for the Fourth of July, UFC thing. 49:06.696 --> 49:07.957 [SPEAKER_02]: That fucking sucks dude. 49:08.157 --> 49:09.137 [SPEAKER_13]: What if they try to clone him? 49:10.078 --> 49:10.678 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, we can't. 49:10.698 --> 49:11.479 [SPEAKER_02]: That fucking sheep. 49:11.519 --> 49:12.279 [SPEAKER_02]: Why not Hulk Hogan? 49:12.299 --> 49:12.780 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, why don't I? 49:12.800 --> 49:14.040 [SPEAKER_04]: They've been cloned all sorts of shit. 49:14.340 --> 49:16.242 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I think they've been cloned people and trying for a long time. 49:16.282 --> 49:17.102 [SPEAKER_04]: It's why they all look the same. 49:17.182 --> 49:22.045 [SPEAKER_13]: You know what, you know what, uh, tip me off, by the way, was the part of the strizing thing, set racist. 49:22.405 --> 49:22.605 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 49:22.665 --> 49:22.846 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 49:23.086 --> 49:24.047 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I think so. 49:24.187 --> 49:25.288 [SPEAKER_04]: It's definitely prejudice. 49:25.408 --> 49:27.310 [SPEAKER_02]: Just saying that they all look alike would be right. 49:27.330 --> 49:28.311 [SPEAKER_02]: They're all very good looking. 49:28.491 --> 49:29.512 [SPEAKER_02]: But saying that they're the same. 49:29.532 --> 49:31.794 [SPEAKER_02]: Saying that they did it on purpose would not be racist. 49:32.254 --> 49:32.795 [SPEAKER_02]: That's right. 49:32.815 --> 49:34.617 [SPEAKER_13]: That's a more critical of communism than Asians. 49:34.937 --> 49:36.398 [SPEAKER_13]: The strizing thing that it's hit me off. 49:36.479 --> 49:37.640 [SPEAKER_13]: Like she was doing in the eighties. 49:38.000 --> 49:39.041 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, yeah. 49:39.181 --> 49:42.244 [SPEAKER_13]: She cloned her dog saying you need four times and be looking to do with the chainsaw. 49:42.264 --> 49:43.325 [SPEAKER_04]: He cloned his dogs a much at times. 49:43.345 --> 49:44.646 [SPEAKER_04]: They're all named after famous economists. 49:44.987 --> 49:45.167 [SPEAKER_04]: Right. 49:45.467 --> 49:50.129 [SPEAKER_13]: So how do they get access to this technology that somehow we didn't know about this? 49:50.149 --> 49:53.011 [SPEAKER_04]: Basically, grand, I think, and have your dog cloned in the United States legally. 49:53.051 --> 49:54.551 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, but it's a little worse each time. 49:54.571 --> 49:57.353 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, but this was a resolution. 49:57.373 --> 49:58.413 [SPEAKER_02]: So yeah, degradation. 49:58.753 --> 49:59.834 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, they live less. 50:00.034 --> 50:01.275 [SPEAKER_13]: They get cancer earlier. 50:01.295 --> 50:01.755 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 50:01.795 --> 50:03.075 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, they live less. 50:03.115 --> 50:04.476 [SPEAKER_13]: Same with the shrinking those dogs. 50:04.496 --> 50:05.757 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, it's like a reverse residual. 50:06.097 --> 50:06.197 [SPEAKER_13]: Yep. 50:07.388 --> 50:08.588 [SPEAKER_13]: I learned about the dog shrinkage. 50:08.728 --> 50:11.649 [SPEAKER_04]: Kitchie Clon from the original every time so you don't have to you don't have to lay her. 50:11.669 --> 50:12.850 [SPEAKER_13]: That'd be the way to do it I suppose. 50:13.130 --> 50:14.330 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I would think so. 50:14.750 --> 50:17.951 [SPEAKER_13]: But once they started shrinking those dogs, we did a production company in LA. 50:17.971 --> 50:20.472 [SPEAKER_13]: We did a pet smart commercial with a shrimp of Beagle. 50:20.492 --> 50:22.833 [SPEAKER_13]: I was like, that's the cutest dog of all time. 50:22.873 --> 50:23.873 [SPEAKER_13]: How big is it going to grow to be? 50:23.933 --> 50:24.774 [SPEAKER_13]: And they were like, that's it. 50:24.794 --> 50:25.834 [SPEAKER_04]: They genetically shrunk it. 50:25.914 --> 50:26.034 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 50:26.054 --> 50:28.355 [SPEAKER_04]: That in you to wrote was like never going to be bigger than ten pounds. 50:28.375 --> 50:28.715 [SPEAKER_04]: Correct. 50:29.035 --> 50:31.356 [SPEAKER_13]: Twelve is what it maxed out at twelve to fourteen. 50:32.096 --> 50:33.256 [SPEAKER_04]: back if it's like fifteen pounds. 50:33.316 --> 50:35.897 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, I fucking bought this dog fat as much as I bought one. 50:35.997 --> 50:37.038 [SPEAKER_13]: It was expensive. 50:37.218 --> 50:38.198 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, you know what to say. 50:38.258 --> 50:39.719 [SPEAKER_13]: Turns out if you want the kid I don't give shit. 50:40.179 --> 50:43.020 [SPEAKER_13]: Turns out if you want the cutest dog in the world you get a pay for it. 50:43.040 --> 50:44.040 [SPEAKER_04]: So how long did it live? 50:44.060 --> 50:49.242 [SPEAKER_13]: It was twenty five hundred bucks and they ship it to you on American Airlines. 50:49.282 --> 50:49.862 [SPEAKER_05]: The dog to you. 50:50.062 --> 50:52.384 [SPEAKER_13]: from, it flew from taxes to LA. 50:52.444 --> 50:52.945 [SPEAKER_13]: First class. 50:53.065 --> 50:57.009 [SPEAKER_13]: And I know it was like a, I think. 50:57.289 --> 50:57.649 [SPEAKER_02]: Who knows? 50:57.789 --> 50:58.270 [SPEAKER_02]: No, they flying. 50:58.330 --> 50:58.950 [SPEAKER_02]: No fucking free. 50:58.970 --> 51:00.111 [SPEAKER_02]: They flying free. 51:00.131 --> 51:00.452 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 51:00.572 --> 51:01.052 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 51:01.092 --> 51:04.235 [SPEAKER_13]: So I get there and then they're like, here's your dog, just sign the papers. 51:04.395 --> 51:06.297 [SPEAKER_13]: And yeah, I just walked off. 51:06.317 --> 51:07.078 [SPEAKER_02]: Can you do that for kids? 51:08.482 --> 51:10.423 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't think so unless you were illegal. 51:10.463 --> 51:16.427 [SPEAKER_13]: You when I restore you and I were on those flights and so we saw those you know the kids in there. 51:16.527 --> 51:18.348 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I'm not talking about flying and freight. 51:18.368 --> 51:20.129 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm talking about ordering a kid from the internet. 51:21.130 --> 51:23.431 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, like CRISPR is a thing CRISPR 51:23.611 --> 51:31.041 [SPEAKER_02]: So could you just like, can I, for example, send some period and some semen off to China or whatever? 51:31.301 --> 51:33.083 [SPEAKER_04]: It was either Japan or China. 51:33.103 --> 51:35.006 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't remember the story came out a few months ago. 51:35.026 --> 51:40.012 [SPEAKER_04]: I remember covering it where they, the first eight children were born with a DNA from three people. 51:40.892 --> 51:41.272 [SPEAKER_05]: Really. 51:41.472 --> 51:41.853 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 51:41.893 --> 51:45.194 [SPEAKER_04]: What you'll do is like, you know, you have the DNA of the two main parents. 51:45.355 --> 51:45.535 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 51:45.675 --> 51:50.838 [SPEAKER_04]: But like if you want to avoid the kid having some genetic issue, you put the correct gene in from a third party. 51:50.958 --> 51:58.462 [SPEAKER_04]: So like if you're going to have kids with somebody, it's like, like, guaranteed they're going to have an ass or whatever, you know, because of your genetic makeup, they'll correct that gene with a third party. 51:58.742 --> 52:02.284 [SPEAKER_04]: And then the kid that's born is technically your kid, but has a little bit of DNA from a third person. 52:02.324 --> 52:05.326 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, you know, they, they just got popped, uh, detardom over there. 52:05.846 --> 52:09.088 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, they're not doing down syndrome kids anymore. 52:09.188 --> 52:16.131 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, just what they said for them are because they know no so Northern Europe's the Scandinavian countries are just killing them. 52:16.151 --> 52:18.072 [SPEAKER_04]: They've been doing the abortion in the autism for a while. 52:18.152 --> 52:20.774 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, but China just eliminated the gene. 52:20.814 --> 52:22.014 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, no, what's a China? 52:22.094 --> 52:23.575 [SPEAKER_13]: I think Japan was. 52:24.135 --> 52:24.776 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, so perfect. 52:24.996 --> 52:29.318 [SPEAKER_13]: So with the CRISPR babies, dude, yeah, they it's a super big gene and they were like 52:29.398 --> 52:30.699 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay cool we're all going with it. 52:30.719 --> 52:32.379 [SPEAKER_04]: But Japan's got a major demographic problem. 52:32.579 --> 52:33.180 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they do. 52:33.240 --> 52:36.201 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a superior culture, but they just have problems breeding. 52:36.241 --> 52:37.982 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it's too much technology. 52:38.502 --> 52:44.444 [SPEAKER_02]: Dudes are like fucking putting a flashlight in the pillow, Bob, Japanese bottled pillow, and then putting an iPad on his face. 52:44.724 --> 52:45.845 [SPEAKER_02]: You got to knock that shit out. 52:45.985 --> 52:46.225 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 52:46.485 --> 52:48.206 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, the inflation is a lot to do with it too. 52:48.246 --> 52:52.289 [SPEAKER_04]: Like a lot of people bash Gen Z and there's plenty of reasons to bash millennials in Gen Z. You don't get me wrong. 52:52.309 --> 52:57.433 [SPEAKER_04]: But one of the main reasons I think that kids are living with their parents until they're in their thirties is just because inflation is so bad. 52:57.453 --> 52:59.634 [SPEAKER_04]: Like nobody wants to live with their parents until they're thirties. 52:59.654 --> 53:04.377 [SPEAKER_04]: But you're saving on rent for a down payment on a house that gets ever more expensive than the next thing you know your thirties. 53:04.618 --> 53:05.058 [SPEAKER_04]: Nobody wants to 53:05.458 --> 53:08.340 [SPEAKER_04]: Mary you because you live with your parents and you still have enough money for a down payment. 53:08.600 --> 53:19.166 [SPEAKER_13]: I think it's gonna get worse because it's like dude with black rock coming in buying out everything and then everybody renting you know that other shit like Yeah, you don't want to raise a fucking baby in an apartment. 53:19.366 --> 53:20.186 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, nobody wants to. 53:20.206 --> 53:29.891 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and then since women aren't married and you become involuntarily solid bit and then hook up culture becomes a huge thing and then you have a civilization and that's where you get to what Dan was saying you put a flashlight a flashlight and two 53:31.032 --> 53:32.774 [SPEAKER_13]: You know, that's where you got to hide your drugs. 53:32.934 --> 53:35.476 [SPEAKER_04]: No cops gonna be digging around your flashlight if you know for pot. 53:35.536 --> 53:38.158 [SPEAKER_13]: No, they used to we used to do a cock stock in college. 53:38.538 --> 53:39.839 [SPEAKER_13]: My uh, we had one right. 53:39.900 --> 53:40.040 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 53:40.380 --> 53:41.481 [SPEAKER_13]: We wanted to take it down. 53:41.881 --> 53:45.524 [SPEAKER_13]: It was uh, yeah, it just a an extension of his cock. 53:46.205 --> 53:51.729 [SPEAKER_13]: So yeah, he would wear it on every fucking flight to get drugged down like some Mexican and shit like no problem. 53:52.050 --> 53:52.490 [SPEAKER_13]: No problem. 53:52.510 --> 53:54.512 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, that was pre night eleven though, too. 53:55.032 --> 53:57.673 [SPEAKER_13]: Um, but, uh, you know, shit. 53:57.693 --> 53:58.834 [SPEAKER_13]: Those are the good old days weren't they? 53:58.854 --> 53:59.814 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I can't really. 53:59.854 --> 54:01.135 [SPEAKER_04]: I was eleven when nine eleven happened. 54:01.195 --> 54:01.715 [SPEAKER_04]: Were you really? 54:01.855 --> 54:02.035 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 54:02.235 --> 54:03.096 [SPEAKER_04]: I was born in the attitude. 54:03.116 --> 54:03.776 [SPEAKER_04]: Where, where were you? 54:04.116 --> 54:06.217 [SPEAKER_04]: I was playing the recorder and music class. 54:08.360 --> 54:09.381 [SPEAKER_04]: Mrs. Markot came in. 54:09.581 --> 54:11.963 [SPEAKER_13]: Is there a nerdy or thing that playing the recorder? 54:12.044 --> 54:12.804 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, we all had to. 54:12.824 --> 54:15.367 [SPEAKER_04]: It was fourth grade music class and they were teaching us how to play the recorder. 54:15.387 --> 54:16.728 [SPEAKER_04]: I didn't sign up for it. 54:16.768 --> 54:17.549 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, we just had one. 54:17.569 --> 54:21.873 [SPEAKER_04]: And I was playing like we were learning like silent night or something for the three month away Christmas thing. 54:22.093 --> 54:24.355 [SPEAKER_04]: So I remember playing like silent night on the recorder. 54:24.796 --> 54:26.878 [SPEAKER_13]: And then yeah, what was the announcement? 54:26.898 --> 54:29.980 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, how did she let us in and they roll in the TV on the car? 54:30.020 --> 54:33.764 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, like they used to do and they fight up the cable and it's just towers down, towers down. 54:33.904 --> 54:35.585 [SPEAKER_04]: Towers down and we stayed all day at school. 54:35.605 --> 54:36.265 [SPEAKER_04]: I remember going home. 54:36.305 --> 54:37.365 [SPEAKER_04]: No way dude. 54:37.385 --> 54:38.326 [SPEAKER_04]: They didn't let you go. 54:38.846 --> 54:39.506 [SPEAKER_04]: No, not that day. 54:39.606 --> 54:40.826 [SPEAKER_02]: They haven't for us with O.J. 54:40.846 --> 54:42.687 [SPEAKER_02]: They're in a trial. 54:43.427 --> 54:45.668 [SPEAKER_13]: They wheeled him in and watched the watch the verdict there. 54:46.128 --> 54:46.949 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know why. 54:47.149 --> 54:49.089 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe he's just like walking around with the glove like it doesn't. 54:49.770 --> 54:51.490 [SPEAKER_02]: Not for the whole trial just for the verdict. 54:51.530 --> 54:54.451 [SPEAKER_02]: Like specifically did you go to school with a lot of blackheads? 54:54.991 --> 54:56.212 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I mean my my 54:58.503 --> 55:01.105 [SPEAKER_04]: because my school was like all white, we didn't talk about our jails. 55:01.145 --> 55:05.129 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, there was like maybe twenty-five or thirty blackheads in my school, not a lot. 55:05.669 --> 55:07.991 [SPEAKER_02]: Out of, you know, maybe a fourteen-hundred total. 55:08.311 --> 55:08.592 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 55:09.052 --> 55:12.635 [SPEAKER_04]: I graduated in class of eighty kids and everybody was white except for Dusty Smith. 55:13.236 --> 55:13.536 [SPEAKER_02]: Get him. 55:13.996 --> 55:14.377 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, get him. 55:14.397 --> 55:15.077 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he was nice guy. 55:15.097 --> 55:17.780 [SPEAKER_13]: Did you grow up though in an old black neighborhood at one point when you were a kid? 55:17.940 --> 55:18.780 [SPEAKER_02]: When I was younger, yeah. 55:18.821 --> 55:19.001 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 55:19.141 --> 55:21.363 [SPEAKER_02]: So like my, uh, shit. 55:21.483 --> 55:22.584 [SPEAKER_04]: You grow up going to black church? 55:22.824 --> 55:23.505 [SPEAKER_04]: Just like Joe Moore. 55:23.525 --> 55:25.887 [SPEAKER_02]: No, we went to an event at the white church. 55:26.507 --> 55:31.691 [SPEAKER_02]: from like kindergarten through fifth grade, I think, fourth grade. 55:31.972 --> 55:32.392 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 55:32.492 --> 55:34.274 [SPEAKER_02]: We moved to the rural area there. 55:34.334 --> 55:35.915 [SPEAKER_02]: We lived in the city for the first part though. 55:36.155 --> 55:36.756 [SPEAKER_02]: Gosh, you know. 55:36.816 --> 55:37.256 [SPEAKER_02]: Gosh, yeah. 55:37.276 --> 55:37.957 [SPEAKER_02]: You notice a difference? 55:38.938 --> 55:39.558 [SPEAKER_02]: Not really, no. 55:40.699 --> 55:44.622 [SPEAKER_02]: Not in fucking greenville, South Carolina, back in the fucking eighties now. 55:45.183 --> 55:47.465 [SPEAKER_02]: Now it would be a marked difference, probably. 55:48.245 --> 55:50.368 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, check Greenville's on the come up. 55:50.568 --> 55:51.830 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not talking about there specifically. 55:51.850 --> 55:53.692 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, the difference between a black and a white neighborhood. 55:53.712 --> 55:54.913 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 55:55.093 --> 55:57.957 [SPEAKER_04]: But it's also, I also attribute those problems to inflation. 55:58.348 --> 56:00.789 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, the economy predicts a lot of stuff. 56:01.169 --> 56:10.713 [SPEAKER_02]: The two biggest predictors of shit children are dads out of the home and and fucking poverty right historically speaking that's been the case. 56:11.594 --> 56:13.515 [SPEAKER_02]: You used to be the poverty was the number one now. 56:13.555 --> 56:15.135 [SPEAKER_02]: They flip flop, but they're still both. 56:15.415 --> 56:19.177 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and they figured out that if you're raised by a single father, you're better off than if you're raised by a single mother. 56:19.445 --> 56:21.807 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, if you're a male child, that's probably true. 56:21.827 --> 56:22.687 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I don't know about you. 56:22.747 --> 56:24.228 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know the difference. 56:24.588 --> 56:30.172 [SPEAKER_13]: I was watching the thing with Trump last night in D.C., right, having the national guard out there. 56:31.713 --> 56:39.137 [SPEAKER_13]: This one manager of a CVS was like, well, you can come in and see what the store is like, and then they filmed inside the store last night. 56:39.998 --> 56:42.939 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, fucking, it looked like it had been ravaged. 56:43.999 --> 56:45.119 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, there's nothing on the shelves. 56:45.619 --> 56:47.840 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow, except for like Newtella environments. 56:48.140 --> 56:48.400 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 56:48.480 --> 56:48.660 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 56:48.700 --> 56:50.040 [SPEAKER_04]: It's funny to see what they don't steal. 56:50.160 --> 56:50.400 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 56:51.041 --> 56:52.221 [SPEAKER_04]: This is not like this. 56:52.261 --> 56:53.861 [SPEAKER_04]: This is why we're doing this. 56:54.101 --> 56:55.322 [SPEAKER_13]: You never see a bookstore, right? 56:55.342 --> 56:57.702 [SPEAKER_04]: There's never something like, oh, my bars are not well as ruined. 56:57.822 --> 57:00.003 [SPEAKER_04]: It's an entire, it's like a big collection. 57:00.023 --> 57:03.504 [SPEAKER_13]: The only one that's the only one that would ever rob. 57:03.584 --> 57:06.904 [SPEAKER_13]: And this happened in Wilmington, too, is the Christian bookstores. 57:07.364 --> 57:08.065 [SPEAKER_13]: Did they rob them? 57:08.185 --> 57:08.985 [SPEAKER_13]: Churches were hiding money. 57:10.245 --> 57:11.066 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh yeah. 57:11.907 --> 57:15.209 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow, that's, I didn't know the Christian bookstores were front for money. 57:15.309 --> 57:16.910 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh yeah, every church. 57:16.930 --> 57:20.913 [SPEAKER_04]: Did they find a bunch of cash in the walls of- Oh, I mean, six hundred. 57:20.973 --> 57:22.094 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, dude, in the walls. 57:22.194 --> 57:23.595 [SPEAKER_13]: Hopefully it was, it was the plumber. 57:23.755 --> 57:26.738 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, why were you gonna tell them? 57:26.798 --> 57:27.538 [SPEAKER_13]: I even told them. 57:27.678 --> 57:30.360 [SPEAKER_13]: This is why you gotta have, like, you know, I would have taken money. 57:30.500 --> 57:31.381 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know why people. 57:31.661 --> 57:32.182 [SPEAKER_13]: I would have told them. 57:32.462 --> 57:32.942 [SPEAKER_13]: I would have told them. 57:33.623 --> 57:35.224 [SPEAKER_13]: Fuckin' Joel, who's staying with you gonna do? 57:35.324 --> 57:36.225 [SPEAKER_13]: Still another man's money. 57:36.845 --> 57:38.166 [SPEAKER_13]: No, no. 57:38.326 --> 57:38.967 [SPEAKER_13]: Does he deserve it? 57:41.736 --> 57:43.438 [SPEAKER_04]: If you can get it, you deserve it man. 57:43.458 --> 57:44.319 [SPEAKER_04]: It's where I feel about Israel. 57:44.919 --> 57:46.120 [SPEAKER_04]: If you can keep it, it's yours. 57:46.160 --> 57:48.903 [SPEAKER_13]: Hey, that's the way I feel about the plumber, too, like hey, if you can get it. 57:48.943 --> 57:49.463 [SPEAKER_13]: That's true. 57:49.544 --> 57:49.804 [SPEAKER_04]: That's true. 57:49.824 --> 57:50.204 [SPEAKER_04]: That's true. 57:50.224 --> 57:51.205 [SPEAKER_04]: That's true. 57:51.405 --> 57:52.506 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just a person. 57:52.566 --> 57:54.008 [SPEAKER_04]: I try to follow the big ten man. 57:54.168 --> 57:55.509 [SPEAKER_04]: The tanker man, it's don't steal. 57:55.549 --> 57:56.250 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't cheat on your wife. 57:56.310 --> 57:57.050 [SPEAKER_04]: I try to follow those. 57:57.090 --> 57:58.392 [SPEAKER_02]: What about stealing from a thief? 57:58.932 --> 58:02.073 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what that's the way everybody's a thief kind of. 58:02.253 --> 58:03.113 [SPEAKER_04]: That's exactly the way. 58:03.133 --> 58:06.774 [SPEAKER_02]: Well in the army we say there's only one thief everybody else is just trying to get their shit back. 58:08.015 --> 58:09.015 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a good thing. 58:09.095 --> 58:10.835 [SPEAKER_04]: The plumber's just trying to get it shit back. 58:10.895 --> 58:11.796 [SPEAKER_04]: This is six hundred grand. 58:13.416 --> 58:15.437 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm sure he went, you know? 58:15.557 --> 58:17.957 [SPEAKER_04]: I might take it and then give it back if they paid the invoice on time. 58:18.598 --> 58:19.038 [SPEAKER_04]: You think so? 58:19.198 --> 58:20.818 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, like hey, just a case he's asshole. 58:20.898 --> 58:22.859 [SPEAKER_03]: How much was our plumber that came here today, Bob? 58:24.372 --> 58:25.873 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't know yet they haven't sent the invoice. 58:26.053 --> 58:28.515 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, it's gonna be we're not paying if I didn't catch in the wall. 58:28.555 --> 58:31.897 [SPEAKER_02]: No, this can't hear this some drugs probably drugs. 58:31.937 --> 58:37.080 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, probably it's a little quiet but cocaine like ground or something. 58:37.320 --> 58:38.021 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh awesome. 58:39.161 --> 58:42.904 [SPEAKER_13]: We've had so many crazy guests over the years God knows which you crazy is guess you ever had 58:43.424 --> 58:43.624 [SPEAKER_13]: Alex. 58:44.645 --> 58:44.905 [SPEAKER_13]: Alex. 58:45.165 --> 58:45.625 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, yeah. 58:45.645 --> 58:47.186 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, that was what he was drinking. 58:47.687 --> 58:48.047 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 58:48.067 --> 58:48.887 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know if he still is. 58:49.488 --> 58:50.768 [SPEAKER_13]: No, he's cleaned up his act quite a bit. 58:50.949 --> 58:51.209 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 58:51.409 --> 58:52.950 [SPEAKER_02]: But he was, he was happy with a good time. 58:52.970 --> 58:54.190 [SPEAKER_02]: Like he, you come on. 58:55.011 --> 58:57.452 [SPEAKER_02]: Alex comes on drinking, bro's a good time. 58:57.653 --> 59:00.714 [SPEAKER_04]: When he's on other people's shows, it's a completely different vibe. 59:00.754 --> 59:01.955 [SPEAKER_02]: We're here to fucking have fun. 59:01.995 --> 59:05.137 [SPEAKER_02]: So he, we'll sit here and drink and eat cheeseburgers and shit. 59:05.177 --> 59:05.357 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 59:05.537 --> 59:08.619 [SPEAKER_02]: And that fucking Michael Myers thing that's out in the hallway there. 59:08.699 --> 59:10.700 [SPEAKER_02]: He's the reason that doesn't have a head anymore. 59:10.720 --> 59:11.161 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 59:12.261 --> 59:14.523 [SPEAKER_02]: There's so many holes in our studio. 59:14.803 --> 59:19.465 [SPEAKER_02]: He liked he like dragged it into the studio and started punching the face took a shirt off. 59:19.505 --> 59:20.526 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like fuck yeah, dude. 59:20.586 --> 59:21.426 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, good show today. 59:21.547 --> 59:22.747 [SPEAKER_02]: Why the mayor did not condo. 59:22.847 --> 59:24.048 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, lived in a cave. 59:24.488 --> 59:25.649 [SPEAKER_11]: I think that was pretty crazy. 59:26.529 --> 59:28.030 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, there was a who donnie. 59:28.070 --> 59:28.591 [SPEAKER_02]: Donnie dust. 59:28.811 --> 59:30.892 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, he left his family and we'll go live and leave. 59:30.952 --> 59:32.813 [SPEAKER_11]: His family was dust and he lived in a cave. 59:32.893 --> 59:41.178 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like, I guess you could say wild life living in the wild influencer type of guy makes documentaries and shit. 59:41.518 --> 59:43.119 [SPEAKER_04]: But he'll go, like, liver king vibes? 59:43.660 --> 59:44.921 [SPEAKER_02]: No, he's the real guy. 59:45.141 --> 59:46.382 [SPEAKER_02]: Liver king is a fucking mong. 59:47.262 --> 59:54.126 [SPEAKER_02]: So he'll go out into the desert or somewhere and fucking with a couple of things, but he'll make his own tools. 59:54.407 --> 59:57.709 [SPEAKER_02]: So he'll bring leather and a knife, and that's it. 59:58.269 --> 01:00:00.211 [SPEAKER_04]: So just like a survival video game. 01:00:00.251 --> 01:00:09.680 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but he's like he gets it's real the way he does it Wow, and he's almost just cave dialed in Yeah, yeah, I'm sure it is he's he's almost died a couple of times doing a wild shit like that. 01:00:09.720 --> 01:00:10.861 [SPEAKER_04]: He bears and stuff like that. 01:00:11.081 --> 01:00:19.649 [SPEAKER_02]: No from from the dehydration the one time I think he was hiking from like over the course of thirty miles and there was no water and he it just like 01:00:19.887 --> 01:00:21.208 [SPEAKER_04]: You just kept looking and never turned up. 01:00:21.248 --> 01:00:21.448 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:00:21.488 --> 01:00:22.028 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:00:22.548 --> 01:00:22.768 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:00:22.868 --> 01:00:30.692 [SPEAKER_13]: That guy was fucking wild Steve O. Steve O was sheer, but yeah, he was like, man, I, I didn't know. 01:00:30.752 --> 01:00:31.932 [SPEAKER_13]: It was like a whole production studio. 01:00:32.532 --> 01:00:35.954 [SPEAKER_13]: I was like, if you need anything, he's bringing it back when we're only giving a shit. 01:00:36.154 --> 01:00:40.096 [SPEAKER_13]: And so he ended up essentially living and shooting out of here for a week. 01:00:40.656 --> 01:00:42.417 [SPEAKER_13]: Hans Kim, comedian. 01:00:42.617 --> 01:00:43.237 [SPEAKER_13]: Fucking hilarious. 01:00:43.297 --> 01:00:48.199 [SPEAKER_13]: His van has been in the back of our place for eight months, not much slash the tires. 01:00:48.359 --> 01:00:49.600 [SPEAKER_13]: Dude, we, somebody lives in there. 01:00:50.260 --> 01:00:52.322 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, one of Rhetters lives in the van now. 01:00:52.362 --> 01:00:54.604 [SPEAKER_13]: We now rent out the van from Hans Kim. 01:00:54.624 --> 01:00:55.925 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I'll have seen him stay. 01:00:55.945 --> 01:00:57.266 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you stand up with a mothership? 01:00:57.286 --> 01:00:57.787 [SPEAKER_04]: He's hilarious. 01:00:58.407 --> 01:01:00.569 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, but why is any getting his fucking van here? 01:01:00.669 --> 01:01:01.830 [SPEAKER_13]: It's been here for like two years. 01:01:01.850 --> 01:01:02.871 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, no lie. 01:01:03.292 --> 01:01:03.992 [SPEAKER_13]: Is it two years? 01:01:04.052 --> 01:01:05.614 [SPEAKER_13]: Are we going on two years for Hans Kim's van? 01:01:05.734 --> 01:01:06.194 [SPEAKER_04]: I think so. 01:01:06.214 --> 01:01:06.514 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:01:06.995 --> 01:01:08.997 [SPEAKER_13]: So you guys, hey, do you mind if I leave my back? 01:01:09.037 --> 01:01:09.997 [SPEAKER_13]: I get to go on time for the week going. 01:01:10.037 --> 01:01:10.838 [SPEAKER_13]: Is that yeah? 01:01:10.898 --> 01:01:15.042 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, well I think lived in the parking lot of the info war studio for a couple of weeks, but it wasn't two years. 01:01:15.542 --> 01:01:18.325 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he was probably in a fucking nice RV or something like that. 01:01:18.405 --> 01:01:19.446 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know it was before my time. 01:01:19.506 --> 01:01:20.607 [SPEAKER_04]: I just people talk about it. 01:01:20.747 --> 01:01:24.711 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, because I mean, because if you've ever seen him without the hat and everyone's like, oh, yeah, yeah. 01:01:24.891 --> 01:01:25.712 [SPEAKER_13]: I heard he's clean bald. 01:01:26.393 --> 01:01:26.633 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:01:26.733 --> 01:01:27.814 [SPEAKER_13]: It's a go-bosering, right? 01:01:28.115 --> 01:01:28.435 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 01:01:28.555 --> 01:01:31.878 [SPEAKER_04]: I've never seen it, but yeah, I think it's all just fucking Mr. Clean. 01:01:32.158 --> 01:01:32.619 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:01:32.699 --> 01:01:32.919 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:01:33.240 --> 01:01:34.881 [SPEAKER_13]: I just shave it and then rocked that. 01:01:34.961 --> 01:01:35.662 [SPEAKER_13]: Like who gives it for fun? 01:01:35.682 --> 01:01:38.405 [SPEAKER_02]: They should make a fucking temple chia pet. 01:01:39.045 --> 01:01:39.405 [SPEAKER_13]: Dude. 01:01:39.846 --> 01:01:40.306 [SPEAKER_05]: That'd be great. 01:01:40.326 --> 01:01:41.526 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I mean, those he could sell. 01:01:41.827 --> 01:01:42.167 [SPEAKER_05]: Lots. 01:01:42.187 --> 01:01:42.627 [SPEAKER_05]: Thousands. 01:01:42.907 --> 01:01:43.227 [SPEAKER_05]: Lots. 01:01:43.347 --> 01:01:43.968 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's go. 01:01:44.008 --> 01:01:44.928 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:01:45.308 --> 01:01:47.269 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:01:47.590 --> 01:01:48.110 [SPEAKER_02]: I like that. 01:01:48.150 --> 01:01:50.591 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't like the speech impediment so much, but I enjoyed the plan. 01:01:51.211 --> 01:01:57.195 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, and I look even wearing like a black Nick Nick Nick cap every single night, at least you'd be able to hide yourself. 01:01:57.775 --> 01:01:59.576 [SPEAKER_13]: Like going out in public if you really wanted to. 01:02:00.036 --> 01:02:03.438 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, because it think about it if he went out without the the cap on what you recognize him. 01:02:03.478 --> 01:02:04.778 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know what he's got like it. 01:02:04.818 --> 01:02:06.239 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, he's got his inverse disguise. 01:02:06.399 --> 01:02:08.360 [SPEAKER_04]: So it's and we really looks as real disguise. 01:02:08.420 --> 01:02:09.361 [SPEAKER_02]: It's inverse Clark Kent. 01:02:09.461 --> 01:02:09.741 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:02:10.201 --> 01:02:10.461 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:02:10.721 --> 01:02:15.304 [SPEAKER_13]: And then we've had people on who were just so fucking bizarre that you're like man. 01:02:16.104 --> 01:02:16.885 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, Chad Wright. 01:02:16.945 --> 01:02:17.706 [SPEAKER_13]: Tell your story. 01:02:17.747 --> 01:02:19.549 [SPEAKER_02]: You ever had him on Navy SEAL, Chad Wright? 01:02:19.589 --> 01:02:19.930 [SPEAKER_13]: I know. 01:02:20.050 --> 01:02:21.352 [SPEAKER_04]: He was on a broken a couple of weeks ago. 01:02:21.372 --> 01:02:21.993 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's awesome. 01:02:22.013 --> 01:02:22.393 [SPEAKER_04]: He's awesome. 01:02:22.554 --> 01:02:24.697 [SPEAKER_02]: But he's a fucking lunatic. 01:02:24.717 --> 01:02:25.939 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't not in a bad way. 01:02:26.600 --> 01:02:29.324 [SPEAKER_02]: He's just like one of the most unique human beings I've ever met. 01:02:29.384 --> 01:02:30.045 [SPEAKER_02]: No shit. 01:02:30.085 --> 01:02:30.746 [SPEAKER_04]: What's weird about him? 01:02:31.286 --> 01:02:33.188 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, let me like an example. 01:02:33.248 --> 01:02:38.712 [SPEAKER_02]: He's completely lielless and lives off grid and does what the fuck he wants. 01:02:38.872 --> 01:02:45.117 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I mean like in a way that God tells them what people say that stuff that he actually does it really does give a shit. 01:02:45.237 --> 01:02:45.377 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 01:02:45.397 --> 01:02:47.238 [SPEAKER_04]: It's going to go into a bar if he feels like it. 01:02:47.278 --> 01:02:47.739 [SPEAKER_04]: No problem. 01:02:47.759 --> 01:02:49.140 [SPEAKER_13]: Why everybody does that right. 01:02:49.220 --> 01:02:51.902 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, I mean he's got one on right now. 01:02:51.982 --> 01:02:53.943 [SPEAKER_13]: So it's like yeah, he gives a shit. 01:02:55.144 --> 01:03:12.520 [SPEAKER_13]: uh... but yet so that there's been people over the years uh... who was the uh... the shaman who got caught uh... it was uh... it was all right jake yeah jake yeah he was uh... chastly i think it's something like that everything was going fine until he talked about the what was it the land lines lately that's it underneath uh... 01:03:14.201 --> 01:03:15.582 [SPEAKER_04]: Crazy thing is he might turn out to be right. 01:03:16.123 --> 01:03:16.623 [SPEAKER_13]: What if he is? 01:03:16.763 --> 01:03:20.746 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, I mean, like people thought Alex Jones was crazy about a lot of shit, like this scene in the night eleven. 01:03:20.766 --> 01:03:23.388 [SPEAKER_13]: There's definitely, like, you know, do you, I'd apologize to him live on air? 01:03:23.968 --> 01:03:24.328 [SPEAKER_04]: What, what? 01:03:24.609 --> 01:03:27.991 [SPEAKER_13]: Over which, we just see the low lead thing in the, yeah, he was right about that. 01:03:28.011 --> 01:03:30.453 [SPEAKER_13]: He was, and I apologize to him live on air. 01:03:30.473 --> 01:03:34.876 [SPEAKER_04]: I think by now, he's people don't realize that like Alex doesn't have to make shit up to have an audience. 01:03:35.276 --> 01:03:40.620 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's been around for so long that regardless of whether he had real sources, thirty years ago or not, and I think he digs he's not a liar. 01:03:41.530 --> 01:03:44.451 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, he has sources that call him all the time, which is sources. 01:03:44.471 --> 01:03:48.193 [SPEAKER_04]: So when he's saying something like I've heard something I've heard this or whatever, he's not making it up. 01:03:48.813 --> 01:03:49.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Everything's so fucking crazy. 01:03:49.854 --> 01:03:51.354 [SPEAKER_04]: You don't have to make shit up anymore, you know? 01:03:51.774 --> 01:03:55.496 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, let's take this meeting that's going on with, I knew he's covering this. 01:03:55.556 --> 01:04:00.058 [SPEAKER_13]: He's covering this over there at Info Wars with Putin and Trump. 01:04:00.258 --> 01:04:00.478 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:04:00.658 --> 01:04:01.639 [SPEAKER_13]: What's the end result? 01:04:01.659 --> 01:04:03.219 [SPEAKER_13]: What do you think is actually going to happen there? 01:04:03.439 --> 01:04:04.780 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I'd like to hear what you guys think. 01:04:05.100 --> 01:04:08.962 [SPEAKER_04]: And Jones has a tendency to be a little bit more optimistic about Trump than I am. 01:04:09.963 --> 01:04:12.667 [SPEAKER_04]: So I don't want to speak for info or to Trump I can certainly speak for myself. 01:04:12.987 --> 01:04:19.015 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that Putin is trying to drag out this conflict as long as possible because I think Putin and Xi Jinping are in bed together. 01:04:19.035 --> 01:04:27.527 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think China wants Taiwan and they know that getting Taiwan is a lot easier if the conflict between Ukraine and Russia is still ongoing because it splits our attention. 01:04:28.307 --> 01:04:31.129 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, we'd have to choose between one or the other if we were going to solve the problem. 01:04:31.589 --> 01:04:37.012 [SPEAKER_04]: And so I think that Putin is just stalling and he'll probably make a whole bunch of promises. 01:04:37.352 --> 01:04:41.714 [SPEAKER_04]: Trump will say it's a great deal and then it won't come to fruition and the conflict will still be going on in ninety days. 01:04:42.294 --> 01:04:42.774 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what I think. 01:04:43.035 --> 01:04:43.535 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you think, dear? 01:04:44.836 --> 01:04:49.201 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, well, it's not speculation to say that Russia and China are in bed together. 01:04:49.241 --> 01:04:50.142 [SPEAKER_02]: That's right. 01:04:50.202 --> 01:04:51.604 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the two primaries in bricks. 01:04:53.146 --> 01:05:05.300 [SPEAKER_02]: How well they get along and whether they're just using each other or whether it's a real partnership is debate of why I suppose, but I think China definitely is in the stronger position, technically, although there are economies fucked right now. 01:05:05.560 --> 01:05:07.041 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they're demographic crisis. 01:05:07.241 --> 01:05:09.042 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they're in a really bad situation. 01:05:09.102 --> 01:05:12.404 [SPEAKER_04]: One child per woman right now, I'm trying to win the sustaining race, two point three. 01:05:12.624 --> 01:05:12.805 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:05:12.965 --> 01:05:17.688 [SPEAKER_04]: So, I mean, they're trying to beat us in AI as quickly as possible, so they replace it in a labor force with it. 01:05:17.748 --> 01:05:23.611 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but they can't beat us in AI because the only way that they can even get to an eighty percent solution is by stealing from us. 01:05:23.631 --> 01:05:25.392 [SPEAKER_02]: That's why you see like technically. 01:05:25.412 --> 01:05:26.693 [SPEAKER_04]: Orient is annexing Taiwan. 01:05:26.913 --> 01:05:28.634 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that would be the only way. 01:05:28.694 --> 01:05:28.915 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:05:28.935 --> 01:05:30.936 [SPEAKER_02]: Which is why I think they're going to do Taiwan show company there. 01:05:30.976 --> 01:05:33.117 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they're actually building up facility here in the US. 01:05:33.157 --> 01:05:33.758 [SPEAKER_02]: And video. 01:05:33.798 --> 01:05:33.998 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:05:34.158 --> 01:05:34.338 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:05:34.798 --> 01:05:38.521 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that has had a lot of shares and I don't know if he's still best. 01:05:38.561 --> 01:05:39.302 [SPEAKER_02]: Shocking. 01:05:39.842 --> 01:05:51.410 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I think I said this earlier in the week, but the reason that we've been involved and allowed the Ukraine Russia thing to continue to whatever degree we have and invested money it is because we've been testing drone technology there. 01:05:52.031 --> 01:05:53.652 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the entire reason that we're involved. 01:05:54.092 --> 01:05:58.596 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just a test drone tech for the near-peer war that we think might be coming up at some point in the future. 01:06:01.936 --> 01:06:07.398 [SPEAKER_02]: China and Russia are definitely playing that same game to some degree, but they're fucking up right now, right? 01:06:07.858 --> 01:06:17.322 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if they didn't expect Trump to get reelected or what exactly happened there, or if they didn't think that he would be able to really leverage NATO, but he's done it now. 01:06:17.462 --> 01:06:23.945 [SPEAKER_02]: The thing that he was trying to do in term one and especially in twenty eighteen, where he was like, you guys got to pay your fucking fair share. 01:06:24.565 --> 01:06:39.157 [SPEAKER_02]: Russia has made the same mistake that a lot of these fucking deep state people did with COVID and lockdowns where they've woken people up to this shit one that Russia's a paper tiger and that's part of it and the other two the fact that they are despite being a paper tiger can cause quite a bit of grief 01:06:39.757 --> 01:06:47.904 [SPEAKER_02]: for the region, particularly Europe and particularly Western Europe, if they keep fucking around because so much liquid natural gas comes from up there and so much wheat comes from up there. 01:06:48.284 --> 01:06:52.427 [SPEAKER_02]: So it's a big problem for people and now NATO is like fine, we'll fucking do our part. 01:06:52.727 --> 01:06:58.152 [SPEAKER_02]: I think that was a huge mistake on Russia's part, specifically I don't know what rural China played, but now 01:07:00.831 --> 01:07:03.973 [SPEAKER_02]: Now China would be smart to drag it out as long as possible. 01:07:04.013 --> 01:07:07.875 [SPEAKER_02]: Should they have that advantage or that affect on Russia? 01:07:07.915 --> 01:07:18.941 [SPEAKER_02]: Because if we're able to, in the next, let's say, six to eighteen months pass off the bulk of that responsibility to Germany, France, etc. 01:07:18.961 --> 01:07:28.006 [SPEAKER_02]: inside NATO and start focusing more on the six fleet out in the China Sea, then China's options become extremely limited when it comes to Taiwan. 01:07:28.306 --> 01:07:29.627 [SPEAKER_02]: And they know that as well as we do. 01:07:30.528 --> 01:07:31.449 [SPEAKER_02]: Back to the chip part. 01:07:31.769 --> 01:07:34.952 [SPEAKER_02]: They can't unless they take Taiwan, they can't compete with us. 01:07:35.473 --> 01:07:42.841 [SPEAKER_02]: It's why you see technically speaking China has fourth-gen fighters moving into fifth-gen. 01:07:43.362 --> 01:07:47.907 [SPEAKER_02]: In reality, they have an eighty percent solution for one that they stole from us and they cobbled together. 01:07:49.428 --> 01:07:53.450 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they cobbled together for the fifth gen, the last twenty percent of it and it sucks. 01:07:53.470 --> 01:08:02.995 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if you saw just this just the other day, China's Navy, which gets a lot of hype as well, they're like fucking running into each other over there because their guidance systems are fucked. 01:08:03.155 --> 01:08:08.258 [SPEAKER_02]: Like they got to eighty percent and that last twenty percent that makes something fully functional, they can't do it. 01:08:08.518 --> 01:08:09.899 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's because of communism, right? 01:08:11.660 --> 01:08:25.131 [SPEAKER_02]: And a sea of ideas that are treated the same, which is to say, we still have some of the same problems where in bulk and by the government, the lowest bidder gets contracts a lot. 01:08:26.552 --> 01:08:29.374 [SPEAKER_02]: In China, it's like that with ideas, right? 01:08:30.275 --> 01:08:59.132 [SPEAKER_02]: an idea will happen in America and everybody will go do their version of it and whoever can come in the cheapest will typically get that contract and China, whoever has the idea that resonates more quickly with the highest ranking person gets the contract even if the idea is bad and then because it's an oppressive fucking regime if you try to come if from a lower level especially if you try to come at that general or that fucking party that party member with a new idea that over undercuts his idea now you're going to get killed 01:08:59.292 --> 01:09:02.115 [SPEAKER_04]: And the problems played out over and over again in communism happened to Chernobyl. 01:09:02.275 --> 01:09:04.997 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they were too scared to admit to the higher ups how bad the problem really was. 01:09:05.037 --> 01:09:06.418 [SPEAKER_04]: So it took him a week to figure out that. 01:09:06.458 --> 01:09:09.561 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a great document to are not not a doc that a TV show. 01:09:09.601 --> 01:09:11.283 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a very accurate. 01:09:11.383 --> 01:09:15.606 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the best example of why Russia and China can never catch up with us. 01:09:15.626 --> 01:09:18.529 [SPEAKER_04]: It's funny because HBO made that documentary to make Russia look bad. 01:09:19.029 --> 01:09:22.951 [SPEAKER_04]: But the real reason like the real take from it is that communism is bad. 01:09:23.171 --> 01:09:29.674 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, when I first saw it's like I can't believe China's or excuse me HBO's making an anti-communist show But then I put it together like oh shit. 01:09:29.694 --> 01:09:32.556 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just because the Russians fucked up so bad and the whole set is like that's right. 01:09:32.636 --> 01:09:41.260 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh yeah, yeah, but that happened and it happened with a great leap forward two between fifty eight and sixty two which by the way more people died between ninety fifty eight nineteen sixty two during the great leap forward in China 01:09:41.660 --> 01:09:57.322 [SPEAKER_04]: then died from white supremacy combined from sixteen nineteen all the way through twenty-two money like it was like fifty million people started death because all the different district managers and communism were afraid to report to their higher ups that they weren't meeting quoted on harvest so they didn't know that there was a famine until it was too late and then everybody just fucking star 01:09:57.562 --> 01:10:00.844 [SPEAKER_02]: And now didn't like sparrows or something. 01:10:00.864 --> 01:10:04.406 [SPEAKER_02]: So he's just no that was part of the great leap forward. 01:10:04.426 --> 01:10:05.367 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, part of the great leap forward. 01:10:05.407 --> 01:10:08.208 [SPEAKER_02]: He hated sparrows and he killed a bunch of killed him. 01:10:08.248 --> 01:10:11.971 [SPEAKER_11]: And then under the impression the sparrows were actually eating all the harvests. 01:10:12.651 --> 01:10:22.904 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, so he like this is what I'm talking about this fucking bad, unproven idea made it's way to the top resonated with the top guy and then it then it disseminated instead of bottom up tech. 01:10:23.164 --> 01:10:31.434 [SPEAKER_02]: It was top down tech and then they fucking killed like millions of sparrows and then all the fucking things that sparrows actually ate like 01:10:31.854 --> 01:10:34.277 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what it was. 01:10:34.837 --> 01:10:35.858 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what I don't like. 01:10:35.878 --> 01:10:37.120 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what I don't like. 01:10:37.140 --> 01:10:40.223 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like I'm gonna block out the sun to see if we can make it go down. 01:10:40.263 --> 01:10:40.863 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:10:40.883 --> 01:10:42.405 [SPEAKER_04]: Why don't you not fuck with that? 01:10:42.505 --> 01:10:43.706 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what I mean? 01:10:43.726 --> 01:10:44.647 [SPEAKER_04]: You got his hands in everything. 01:10:44.687 --> 01:10:45.908 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you fucking crazy? 01:10:46.008 --> 01:10:47.650 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, have you seen the fucking meat factory? 01:10:47.710 --> 01:10:50.313 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't know if I can make it like a favorite water now. 01:10:50.673 --> 01:10:52.896 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they think it's but there's no way it tastes like butter. 01:10:53.116 --> 01:10:54.658 [SPEAKER_04]: I look what do they call it saver? 01:10:54.678 --> 01:10:55.699 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's fake butter. 01:10:55.739 --> 01:10:56.419 [SPEAKER_04]: They call it saver. 01:10:56.439 --> 01:10:57.561 [SPEAKER_04]: They're doing the fake salmon now. 01:10:57.601 --> 01:10:58.442 [SPEAKER_04]: They tried to fake meat. 01:10:58.482 --> 01:10:59.183 [SPEAKER_04]: Those are possible birds. 01:10:59.203 --> 01:10:59.523 [SPEAKER_02]: They're three. 01:10:59.543 --> 01:11:00.444 [SPEAKER_02]: They're printing salmon. 01:11:00.724 --> 01:11:03.167 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, like she's obsessed with us. 01:11:03.207 --> 01:11:04.308 [SPEAKER_02]: It's all fucking weird man. 01:11:04.328 --> 01:11:05.890 [SPEAKER_04]: Dude, it's fucking empty human 01:11:08.133 --> 01:11:15.863 [SPEAKER_04]: The irony of it is they've been bitching about man-made climate change for fifty years. 01:11:15.963 --> 01:11:16.484 [SPEAKER_04]: It's bad. 01:11:16.504 --> 01:11:17.885 [SPEAKER_04]: It's bad that we're fucking with the climate. 01:11:18.166 --> 01:11:21.029 [SPEAKER_04]: And then their solution is literal man-made climate change. 01:11:21.090 --> 01:11:22.111 [SPEAKER_04]: What can we do to block 01:11:22.271 --> 01:11:22.692 [SPEAKER_04]: the sun. 01:11:22.712 --> 01:11:23.713 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, let's fuck with it. 01:11:23.833 --> 01:11:28.580 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's fuck with it man, because we understand every variable on our fucking ecosystem like hell we do. 01:11:28.600 --> 01:11:31.664 [SPEAKER_04]: As soon as you block out the sun, man, it's going to have the sparrow effect. 01:11:31.764 --> 01:11:32.945 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, something else bad. 01:11:33.366 --> 01:11:33.746 [SPEAKER_04]: Really bad. 01:11:33.766 --> 01:11:34.227 [SPEAKER_04]: It's going to happen. 01:11:34.247 --> 01:11:36.750 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, this is like next I sage five thousand years early. 01:11:37.011 --> 01:11:37.792 [SPEAKER_02]: This is this is. 01:11:40.759 --> 01:11:45.324 [SPEAKER_02]: These things they're doing, you can tell just like if you back up a little bit, you can tell how stupid they are, right? 01:11:45.504 --> 01:11:45.705 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:11:45.845 --> 01:11:53.893 [SPEAKER_02]: And a lot of people, I'm starting to see more and more people that are just regular folk or people that have been, I guess you could call them institutionalists. 01:11:53.913 --> 01:11:55.836 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't see the matrix. 01:11:56.256 --> 01:11:56.736 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't see. 01:11:57.017 --> 01:11:57.597 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's not like, 01:11:58.518 --> 01:12:05.205 [SPEAKER_02]: Most of the time it's just a bunch of incompetent people doing stuff that doesn't make sense. 01:12:05.786 --> 01:12:09.290 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what usually it is, but sometimes it is quite a bit more nefarious. 01:12:09.350 --> 01:12:10.811 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you back up, you could see it for example. 01:12:11.667 --> 01:12:13.448 [SPEAKER_02]: I've been getting asked a lot lately. 01:12:14.268 --> 01:12:26.852 [SPEAKER_02]: Why the fuck is the British crown surrendering their territory to Muslims after, they know that an America, maybe we don't know the history, but Spain and France and England, they know. 01:12:27.172 --> 01:12:28.172 [SPEAKER_02]: They know, right? 01:12:28.212 --> 01:12:32.873 [SPEAKER_02]: They had to fight these wars over and over again over the course of a thousand fucking years, so they know. 01:12:33.234 --> 01:12:35.654 [SPEAKER_02]: So why is the British government allowing this? 01:12:35.714 --> 01:12:38.375 [SPEAKER_02]: The British government and the British aristocracy, why is it allowing this? 01:12:38.875 --> 01:12:40.636 [SPEAKER_02]: Simple because they know that 01:12:42.317 --> 01:12:45.819 [SPEAKER_02]: they know that state aristocracies are going away because of globalism, right? 01:12:46.019 --> 01:12:54.605 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not a thing anymore to be, especially for them since given the European Union, I mean, I mean, they'll, they'll, they'll, they'll, they'll, they still have any one finished Brexit yet. 01:12:54.645 --> 01:12:56.226 [SPEAKER_02]: So yeah, it's like, that's not done. 01:12:56.246 --> 01:12:58.088 [SPEAKER_02]: That's been what ten years, twenty sixteen years. 01:12:58.408 --> 01:12:59.449 [SPEAKER_02]: So it's like, in, 01:13:00.549 --> 01:13:09.017 [SPEAKER_02]: They recognize now that the British aristocracy and the French aristocracy and the German and so on and so forth, that's not a thing anymore. 01:13:09.378 --> 01:13:13.121 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe for Asia, it continued to be a thing, but for Europe, it will no longer be a thing. 01:13:13.502 --> 01:13:18.266 [SPEAKER_02]: So now you have to, I hate to invoke this kind of silly, but you remember Kingsman? 01:13:19.848 --> 01:13:28.635 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, with Sam Jackson, he he hordes up all the fucking rich people the all the all the powerful people in one place and everybody else is get a fucking go right or at least some percentage of them. 01:13:29.095 --> 01:13:31.136 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what this is this is about depopulation. 01:13:31.537 --> 01:13:35.920 [SPEAKER_02]: It's about circling the wagons of the global aristocracy, right? 01:13:36.040 --> 01:13:38.522 [SPEAKER_02]: It's no longer the British versus the French. 01:13:38.662 --> 01:13:40.644 [SPEAKER_02]: It is the aristocracy versus everybody else. 01:13:40.684 --> 01:13:41.785 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a political lot of us versus the 01:13:42.045 --> 01:13:52.535 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, and that's this is the only there's two there's two effects from this One is to allow people regular people to destroy each other and you can tell that's intentional because of the divisive shit. 01:13:52.555 --> 01:13:53.536 [SPEAKER_02]: They put out all the time. 01:13:53.556 --> 01:13:55.198 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't want you talking to your black neighbor. 01:13:55.838 --> 01:13:56.839 [SPEAKER_02]: They just don't want it, right? 01:13:57.140 --> 01:14:03.626 [SPEAKER_02]: Because while there is a huge problem in black culture in America none of our friends that are black act that way 01:14:04.487 --> 01:14:07.249 [SPEAKER_02]: And there's the same with in the inverse, too. 01:14:07.309 --> 01:14:12.593 [SPEAKER_02]: So it's like they have to fucking put these wedge issues between us so that we don't talk to each other. 01:14:12.873 --> 01:14:13.634 [SPEAKER_02]: So they can tell us. 01:14:13.674 --> 01:14:19.439 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's the same thing that happened prior to the Protestant Reformation where the church controlled access to information in God. 01:14:19.599 --> 01:14:20.480 [SPEAKER_02]: The same fucking thing. 01:14:20.980 --> 01:14:21.941 [SPEAKER_02]: That's one of them. 01:14:21.981 --> 01:14:22.441 [SPEAKER_02]: The other thing. 01:14:23.662 --> 01:14:28.704 [SPEAKER_02]: is to circle the wagons for resource management and everything else for the global aristocracy. 01:14:28.724 --> 01:14:33.085 [SPEAKER_02]: So they can create some kind of government into the future that police is the entirety of earth. 01:14:33.345 --> 01:14:33.446 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 01:14:33.466 --> 01:14:34.186 [SPEAKER_02]: Because that's the way. 01:14:34.206 --> 01:14:36.066 [SPEAKER_04]: The cooperation of global political power. 01:14:36.106 --> 01:14:38.247 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's the only way they see it moving forward. 01:14:38.747 --> 01:14:42.149 [SPEAKER_02]: They have this thing that they've had for, let's say, fifteen hundred years. 01:14:42.169 --> 01:14:48.951 [SPEAKER_04]: And they've got institutions where they blatantly do this, whether it's NATO or the UN, the WF, I mean, they literally all come together and like they never did that three hundred years ago. 01:14:49.131 --> 01:14:59.156 [SPEAKER_02]: And the WHO, every like two or three years, tries to get everybody to sign on to some weird document that says they can take control of the medical community in your country. 01:14:59.216 --> 01:15:00.437 [SPEAKER_02]: Is there certain things that can happen? 01:15:00.457 --> 01:15:01.317 [SPEAKER_05]: And then they can just trigger it. 01:15:01.337 --> 01:15:02.198 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, no, man. 01:15:02.478 --> 01:15:03.258 [SPEAKER_02]: No, when I do in that. 01:15:03.398 --> 01:15:06.540 [SPEAKER_02]: But that's, that's, you can tell it's coming from both of those directions. 01:15:06.580 --> 01:15:06.740 [SPEAKER_02]: Yep. 01:15:06.980 --> 01:15:07.180 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 01:15:07.200 --> 01:15:09.481 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what's catalyzed the whole America first manga thing. 01:15:09.521 --> 01:15:11.563 [SPEAKER_04]: Everyone, everyone in America at least is like fuck that. 01:15:12.163 --> 01:15:16.185 [SPEAKER_04]: And then it's just heartening when you see our politicians, fly flags of other nations, whether it's Ukraine or Israel. 01:15:16.505 --> 01:15:17.986 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I don't give a fuck about anybody but here. 01:15:18.146 --> 01:15:18.786 [SPEAKER_04]: And I mean, you mean it. 01:15:18.806 --> 01:15:20.887 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, and I've got a different take on that. 01:15:20.907 --> 01:15:22.868 [SPEAKER_02]: I do think we should annex Canada of Mexico, though. 01:15:23.709 --> 01:15:24.449 [SPEAKER_02]: Before it's too late. 01:15:25.089 --> 01:15:26.050 [SPEAKER_13]: I would love to have Mexico. 01:15:26.759 --> 01:15:27.680 [SPEAKER_13]: I love that, Mexico. 01:15:27.880 --> 01:15:29.480 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm a hunter, I like, I want Canada to. 01:15:29.681 --> 01:15:29.961 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 01:15:30.321 --> 01:15:30.561 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 01:15:31.221 --> 01:15:33.823 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm going to different take in the Trump food and thing, though. 01:15:33.963 --> 01:15:37.104 [SPEAKER_13]: All together, I think Trump genuinely does not want wars. 01:15:37.124 --> 01:15:37.825 [SPEAKER_13]: I agree with you. 01:15:37.965 --> 01:15:40.366 [SPEAKER_13]: I think he wants the world to run as a business. 01:15:40.426 --> 01:15:41.026 [SPEAKER_13]: That's for sure. 01:15:41.046 --> 01:15:42.027 [SPEAKER_13]: And a business, only. 01:15:42.067 --> 01:15:43.488 [SPEAKER_02]: And he considers as part of this legacy. 01:15:43.888 --> 01:15:45.469 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think he wants the credit for it. 01:15:45.849 --> 01:15:47.590 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think here's what's going to happen with Putin. 01:15:47.710 --> 01:15:54.814 [SPEAKER_13]: Putin's going to be like, cool man, you're not going to be, I'm going to be the one guy that's going to fuck up your plan to be the guy in the world who's going to end. 01:15:55.494 --> 01:16:20.003 [SPEAKER_13]: you know all these fucking wars and all these fucking things and all listen to you and I'll show up and I'll do it without Zelensky just so I'm above him and he knows that I'm beneath him and then I think the exact same thing what you said I think you give this ninety days uh... and then nothing's gonna gonna come of it just so he can say I'm not gonna be controlled by Trump like everybody else's fuck you guys I'm still the guy Russia we're still the dudes 01:16:20.283 --> 01:16:23.445 [SPEAKER_13]: Right, and it's China and United States and this is gonna go on forever. 01:16:23.485 --> 01:16:43.540 [SPEAKER_13]: I was really trying to rush on the United States that fight for their own sovereignty against the globalists Yeah, yeah, it's just kind of interesting because they're the ones always under fire and so that's what I think is going to happen just because Fuck you and that's and that's gonna kind of be it there Russia's always kind of had that out of the China Taiwan thing to go back to it's what you were talking about earlier 01:16:44.441 --> 01:16:46.167 [SPEAKER_13]: Taiwan is so fucking small. 01:16:46.428 --> 01:16:48.255 [SPEAKER_13]: If they wanted it, it could have just taken it. 01:16:48.616 --> 01:16:50.241 [SPEAKER_13]: Then they specially could have done it on her body. 01:16:51.097 --> 01:16:52.717 [SPEAKER_13]: and they wouldn't have done a goddamn thing about it. 01:16:53.017 --> 01:16:57.719 [SPEAKER_13]: So if they really wanted Taiwan, so you don't think they're serious, you think they'll just probably get into it. 01:16:57.759 --> 01:16:57.959 [SPEAKER_13]: Yep. 01:16:58.259 --> 01:16:58.359 [SPEAKER_13]: Yep. 01:16:58.399 --> 01:16:59.539 [SPEAKER_04]: It's ours technically. 01:16:59.579 --> 01:16:59.779 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:16:59.899 --> 01:17:05.220 [SPEAKER_13]: And it's just this, just so they can, you know, continue to get chips and everything else, because I don't think they could do it on a Trump. 01:17:05.240 --> 01:17:07.541 [SPEAKER_13]: If you were going to do it, you would have made that play under Biden when it would have been super fucking easy. 01:17:07.561 --> 01:17:08.421 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, you're not going to have to do it. 01:17:08.441 --> 01:17:09.101 [SPEAKER_13]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:09.121 --> 01:17:09.801 [SPEAKER_13]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:09.821 --> 01:17:10.622 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:10.642 --> 01:17:11.362 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:11.382 --> 01:17:12.222 [SPEAKER_13]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:12.262 --> 01:17:12.942 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:12.962 --> 01:17:13.622 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:13.642 --> 01:17:14.363 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:14.383 --> 01:17:15.143 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:15.163 --> 01:17:15.863 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not going to have to do it. 01:17:15.883 --> 01:17:16.083 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not 01:17:16.183 --> 01:17:24.266 [SPEAKER_13]: China's about ready to take time on it doesn't then probably it is it is this highest level is ever been I believe it's a way the second company that's worth over a trillion dollars. 01:17:24.306 --> 01:17:25.987 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, it's that in the market. 01:17:26.147 --> 01:17:30.709 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, then didn't Trump authorized the sale of Nvidia chips to China. 01:17:30.729 --> 01:17:31.969 [SPEAKER_03]: He is mulling it over. 01:17:32.149 --> 01:17:34.510 [SPEAKER_03]: It would be a slightly scaled down version. 01:17:34.570 --> 01:17:36.331 [SPEAKER_03]: It'd be in video and AMD. 01:17:37.591 --> 01:17:38.611 [SPEAKER_04]: Probably not their best shitty. 01:17:38.631 --> 01:17:42.453 [SPEAKER_03]: It would be a downgrade version, but still in video named D chips. 01:17:42.713 --> 01:17:50.855 [SPEAKER_03]: And the part of it, I think, is that the US would basically take a piece on export and export tax, basically. 01:17:51.135 --> 01:17:51.395 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:17:51.915 --> 01:17:53.776 [SPEAKER_13]: And for the last part of this Trump Putin thing. 01:17:54.456 --> 01:17:55.856 [SPEAKER_13]: Um, if it doesn't work out, right? 01:17:55.876 --> 01:17:58.077 [SPEAKER_13]: And let's say it happens like we think it's going to happen. 01:17:58.117 --> 01:17:58.317 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:17:58.477 --> 01:18:01.398 [SPEAKER_13]: Then he can continue to sell weapons to Ukraine. 01:18:01.578 --> 01:18:04.559 [SPEAKER_13]: We can still make money just because he's going to treat it as a fucking business. 01:18:05.239 --> 01:18:09.080 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think at the end of the day, that's all he really fucking cares about. 01:18:09.480 --> 01:18:10.981 [SPEAKER_13]: Not getting into wars personally. 01:18:11.001 --> 01:18:13.121 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, and then making money. 01:18:13.681 --> 01:18:16.202 [SPEAKER_13]: Like if he could treat all of this like an entire business. 01:18:16.562 --> 01:18:17.862 [SPEAKER_04]: I know what I heard from me. 01:18:18.162 --> 01:18:19.863 [SPEAKER_04]: I really think he doesn't want people to die. 01:18:20.223 --> 01:18:20.944 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I do, I do too. 01:18:21.044 --> 01:18:22.044 [SPEAKER_04]: I just have the whole weapons thing. 01:18:22.064 --> 01:18:23.265 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, all right, we'll just keep finding them. 01:18:23.365 --> 01:18:24.926 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think he's going to go for that either, man. 01:18:25.166 --> 01:18:26.708 [SPEAKER_13]: I think he'll sell the weapons because he already did. 01:18:26.728 --> 01:18:28.449 [SPEAKER_13]: He already did it on the first go round. 01:18:28.549 --> 01:18:32.151 [SPEAKER_13]: And so money's money at the end of the day and this fucking guy's not going to stop. 01:18:32.632 --> 01:18:36.534 [SPEAKER_13]: We still got to make money and you know, stand in the NATO and everything else. 01:18:36.554 --> 01:18:45.821 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, Trump's the kind of guy that could see that like I wouldn't, I don't know what could happen in my life to make me think that I have a literal, literal Nemesis. 01:18:46.809 --> 01:18:47.249 [SPEAKER_02]: You know what I mean? 01:18:47.450 --> 01:18:47.690 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:18:47.870 --> 01:18:50.192 [SPEAKER_02]: Somebody who juxtaposed against me. 01:18:50.292 --> 01:18:55.177 [SPEAKER_02]: Somebody who juxtaposed against me is gonna either drag me down or affect my legacy or I need to be better. 01:18:55.197 --> 01:18:56.418 [SPEAKER_00]: Which is not a take right guy. 01:18:56.438 --> 01:18:57.119 [SPEAKER_02]: I know. 01:18:57.840 --> 01:19:02.604 [SPEAKER_02]: But I just can't imagine like wanting so badly to be better than that one other guy. 01:19:02.644 --> 01:19:03.785 [SPEAKER_02]: That doesn't make any sense to me. 01:19:03.806 --> 01:19:04.806 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't care about that shit. 01:19:05.067 --> 01:19:05.627 [SPEAKER_02]: But he does. 01:19:05.928 --> 01:19:06.888 [SPEAKER_02]: Obviously he does. 01:19:06.949 --> 01:19:10.032 [SPEAKER_13]: But the other thing too is like I bet you behind closed doors. 01:19:10.552 --> 01:19:16.996 [SPEAKER_13]: If it was just the two of them, he would literally be like, dude, I can't we all just make some fucking money here, man, and stop this bullshit. 01:19:17.396 --> 01:19:18.677 [SPEAKER_13]: Like, let's just all be realistic too. 01:19:18.717 --> 01:19:21.338 [SPEAKER_04]: I do think that the leaders at the highest level are more like that. 01:19:21.898 --> 01:19:23.399 [SPEAKER_04]: I genuinely believe that. 01:19:23.459 --> 01:19:38.568 [SPEAKER_13]: And what I had heard behind the scenes, because, you know, Dan and I know a lot of the people up there, and during the first administration, the story that I was told, my somebody pretty high up was just like, his frustration came that he just couldn't call the fucking board meeting. 01:19:39.048 --> 01:19:42.889 [SPEAKER_13]: with like Senate and Congress and just get shit done in past, you know, in the same day. 01:19:43.290 --> 01:19:46.311 [SPEAKER_13]: And that was the biggest frustration out of what the government was. 01:19:46.331 --> 01:19:47.631 [SPEAKER_04]: The dictator over his own business. 01:19:47.971 --> 01:19:48.251 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:19:48.671 --> 01:19:51.532 [SPEAKER_13]: And where you walk in, you have a plan, you execute the plan. 01:19:51.612 --> 01:19:54.053 [SPEAKER_13]: And then you fire the people who aren't executing this plan. 01:19:54.173 --> 01:19:54.373 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:19:54.453 --> 01:19:58.495 [SPEAKER_13]: And then if you've been there, if you've been up there, like it hurts your so far part. 01:19:59.135 --> 01:19:59.955 [SPEAKER_13]: They don't eat together. 01:19:59.975 --> 01:20:01.976 [SPEAKER_13]: They don't go to the same place as fuck. 01:20:01.996 --> 01:20:03.696 [SPEAKER_13]: They don't even show up half the goddamn time. 01:20:04.136 --> 01:20:07.497 [SPEAKER_13]: These people that it's like, it's just no way to run a business. 01:20:07.637 --> 01:20:12.298 [SPEAKER_13]: And I look at America as a business rather than, you know, yes, people matter. 01:20:12.418 --> 01:20:12.678 [SPEAKER_13]: Obviously. 01:20:12.698 --> 01:20:14.459 [SPEAKER_13]: Sure, the government's the largest corporation on earth. 01:20:14.519 --> 01:20:16.139 [SPEAKER_13]: There is compassion there. 01:20:16.359 --> 01:20:22.701 [SPEAKER_13]: But in order to run the largest, you know, collaboration on earth, it's kind of financially be successful. 01:20:22.761 --> 01:20:28.142 [SPEAKER_13]: And the only way to do that, unfortunately, is with these five hundred assholes that we've elected on both sides that 01:20:28.842 --> 01:20:33.305 [SPEAKER_13]: have their own interests other than what the name guys interest is the CEO. 01:20:33.745 --> 01:20:54.658 [SPEAKER_13]: I just I purely look in America as a CEO structure all the way down and that we all work underneath that to make the country great again not to be cliche or cheesy but some we've all got our lanes we've all got our shits we all take care of our families and uh... and we don't have to worry about going to fucking war with some slapped it country in the middle of nowhere that we give to folks about 01:20:56.375 --> 01:20:58.056 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think that's how he views it to. 01:20:58.497 --> 01:21:05.642 [SPEAKER_13]: And I guarantee he just sits back like the one interview that was most telling to me was when he swore on camera walking away. 01:21:05.942 --> 01:21:07.283 [SPEAKER_13]: He was walking back to the helicopter. 01:21:07.303 --> 01:21:08.964 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know what the fuck they're doing. 01:21:09.025 --> 01:21:09.245 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 01:21:09.745 --> 01:21:15.790 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think that is the Trump in a nutshell is that's who he really is of like God damn it man. 01:21:16.230 --> 01:21:21.094 [SPEAKER_13]: You guys knock this the fucking child is shit off and just make some fucking money and do your goddamn job. 01:21:21.714 --> 01:21:29.159 [SPEAKER_13]: That's it because that's why I look at things like where it's just just do fucking job, you know, whatever you want to do after that's great. 01:21:29.560 --> 01:21:30.440 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm not gonna can't shame me. 01:21:30.460 --> 01:21:31.021 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm not gonna do it. 01:21:31.041 --> 01:21:31.981 [SPEAKER_13]: Whatever the fuck it is. 01:21:32.021 --> 01:21:32.722 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't really care. 01:21:33.562 --> 01:21:39.006 [SPEAKER_13]: I think the religious shit was probably made up behind the scenes too. 01:21:39.046 --> 01:21:42.008 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, I mean with Trump in particular, right? 01:21:42.028 --> 01:21:44.650 [SPEAKER_13]: It's with going to the church and the Bible and everything else. 01:21:44.670 --> 01:21:46.452 [SPEAKER_04]: My second favorite book after the art of the deal. 01:21:48.255 --> 01:21:53.643 [SPEAKER_13]: If you could have said any probably would of, but you know you have to have that group in order to win, right? 01:21:53.723 --> 01:21:53.903 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:21:54.244 --> 01:21:55.766 [SPEAKER_13]: And it's this Chuck Schumer thing. 01:21:55.866 --> 01:21:58.389 [SPEAKER_04]: I actually think he did have a religious epiphany when he almost died. 01:21:58.409 --> 01:21:59.271 [SPEAKER_13]: I do too. 01:21:59.531 --> 01:22:01.955 [SPEAKER_13]: And by the way, so I believe in that afterwards. 01:22:01.975 --> 01:22:03.657 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but before that, yeah, bullshit. 01:22:03.717 --> 01:22:04.017 [SPEAKER_13]: correct. 01:22:04.418 --> 01:22:11.166 [SPEAKER_13]: And you do need something in your life to change you, whether it's alcoholism, fucking jail, the divorce, whatever. 01:22:11.286 --> 01:22:12.167 [SPEAKER_04]: Whatever it is. 01:22:12.187 --> 01:22:16.653 [SPEAKER_13]: And I don't care what that is as long as you stay alive and you're a good person. 01:22:16.953 --> 01:22:17.454 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:22:17.554 --> 01:22:19.496 [SPEAKER_13]: And after a situation like that, 01:22:20.257 --> 01:22:25.182 [SPEAKER_13]: We're a mean he's the only one that lived through it, so he's the only one that really knows where it's just like holy fuck man. 01:22:25.662 --> 01:22:27.083 [SPEAKER_13]: Like those photos were great. 01:22:27.724 --> 01:22:29.626 [SPEAKER_04]: I him on the ground with his hands in the praying. 01:22:29.746 --> 01:22:31.648 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean do some happy accident. 01:22:32.388 --> 01:22:35.971 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes, and then you can't fake a moment like a moment rock wall painting or something. 01:22:36.112 --> 01:22:37.673 [SPEAKER_13]: You can't fake a moment like that. 01:22:37.733 --> 01:22:39.475 [SPEAKER_13]: You just can't until you shot in the head. 01:22:39.495 --> 01:22:40.035 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know man. 01:22:40.075 --> 01:22:41.517 [SPEAKER_13]: He was involved with WWE. 01:22:42.177 --> 01:23:02.105 [SPEAKER_04]: he was but still there was no gunfire to dance point like go over to Dan's house take just one shot to the ear and let me know how you feel afterwards knowing Trump I am so surprised that he has been like what the fuck about this crook's guy and like made it a public thing at the same time he's very interesting to me that he's like pretty much pretended it didn't happen 01:23:02.785 --> 01:23:03.985 [SPEAKER_02]: Not that's been present. 01:23:04.085 --> 01:23:09.847 [SPEAKER_02]: I wouldn't be shocked if that's not a surprise before in October the October surprise of the midterms. 01:23:09.867 --> 01:23:11.528 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think I'm going to have a crash try to fucking kill me. 01:23:11.568 --> 01:23:11.808 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:23:12.048 --> 01:23:12.728 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:23:12.768 --> 01:23:13.709 [SPEAKER_02]: That would not shock me. 01:23:13.769 --> 01:23:17.050 [SPEAKER_02]: He's a strategist above all else. 01:23:17.110 --> 01:23:17.450 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 01:23:17.490 --> 01:23:19.490 [SPEAKER_02]: He thinks of himself as a fucking chess player. 01:23:19.530 --> 01:23:19.791 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:23:20.631 --> 01:23:23.072 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, because it's your own life. 01:23:23.332 --> 01:23:26.753 [SPEAKER_13]: And I know for me and probably all of us, if somebody took a shot of this, 01:23:27.513 --> 01:23:31.036 [SPEAKER_13]: We had the power of the FBI and every single piece of info behind the scenes. 01:23:31.656 --> 01:23:33.577 [SPEAKER_13]: Wouldn't you want to know that would be my first thing? 01:23:33.757 --> 01:23:34.098 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:23:34.198 --> 01:23:34.878 [SPEAKER_02]: I wouldn't want to know. 01:23:34.938 --> 01:23:36.079 [SPEAKER_13]: I would kill them personally. 01:23:36.219 --> 01:23:36.419 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:23:36.840 --> 01:23:39.862 [SPEAKER_13]: But wouldn't she want to just walk down to the office and be like, all right. 01:23:40.362 --> 01:23:41.983 [SPEAKER_13]: What the fuck really happened today? 01:23:42.043 --> 01:23:42.944 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me what the fuck happened. 01:23:42.964 --> 01:23:43.084 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 01:23:43.324 --> 01:23:47.187 [SPEAKER_13]: What really happened to me that day that I almost got my fucking head blown off. 01:23:48.007 --> 01:23:51.030 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, honestly, I would have if I were 01:23:52.250 --> 01:23:55.692 [SPEAKER_02]: president, I would one hundred percent have button men, right? 01:23:55.712 --> 01:24:00.495 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I think it's important for somebody in that kind of position to power to have people that will kill people for them. 01:24:01.095 --> 01:24:01.455 [SPEAKER_02]: Frankly. 01:24:01.515 --> 01:24:01.715 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:24:01.815 --> 01:24:02.256 [SPEAKER_04]: It's too bad. 01:24:02.276 --> 01:24:03.056 [SPEAKER_04]: It's gotten to that point. 01:24:03.136 --> 01:24:03.696 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, you're right. 01:24:03.796 --> 01:24:05.837 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, it should always be like that, frankly. 01:24:05.857 --> 01:24:06.418 [SPEAKER_02]: You think so? 01:24:06.458 --> 01:24:06.698 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:24:06.898 --> 01:24:07.758 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, I don't 01:24:09.679 --> 01:24:12.600 [SPEAKER_02]: There's problems with any sort of government. 01:24:13.641 --> 01:24:18.203 [SPEAKER_02]: Certainly, a benevolent dictatorship in a vacuum is the best possible type of government. 01:24:18.543 --> 01:24:20.323 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure, because- That's what Christianity is, right? 01:24:20.503 --> 01:24:21.984 [SPEAKER_02]: Essentially, yeah, it's- Right. 01:24:22.064 --> 01:24:23.545 [SPEAKER_02]: The problem is succession. 01:24:24.185 --> 01:24:35.329 [SPEAKER_02]: Obviously, right, you can never guarantee it, even though the best emperor of any sort that ever existed was a justice in his steps on became a fucking literal baby rapist immediately after him, right? 01:24:35.349 --> 01:24:36.990 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, even Marcus really has had a shit head kid. 01:24:37.010 --> 01:24:37.250 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:24:37.770 --> 01:24:38.111 [SPEAKER_02]: comments. 01:24:38.151 --> 01:24:40.293 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, so it's like good luck with that. 01:24:40.313 --> 01:24:40.914 [SPEAKER_02]: The credits. 01:24:41.294 --> 01:24:44.458 [SPEAKER_02]: So we we take our chances with giving people more of an option. 01:24:44.798 --> 01:24:46.099 [SPEAKER_02]: But I think people always have an option. 01:24:46.139 --> 01:24:48.502 [SPEAKER_02]: They have an option to rise up and slaughter the fuckers. 01:24:51.732 --> 01:24:52.392 [SPEAKER_02]: I doubt it now. 01:24:52.412 --> 01:24:54.213 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think his brain works that way. 01:24:54.253 --> 01:25:02.236 [SPEAKER_13]: And not in business, you know, like, real life with Solomon, Solomon and shit like, yeah, but that's it that we know. 01:25:02.256 --> 01:25:05.817 [SPEAKER_13]: But in business, he's always had the upper hand and he's never really lost. 01:25:05.877 --> 01:25:07.858 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I think Trump's a good dude, actually. 01:25:08.018 --> 01:25:08.418 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:25:08.438 --> 01:25:10.619 [SPEAKER_04]: So I think you need Joe Biden ever had anybody know. 01:25:10.899 --> 01:25:12.179 [SPEAKER_02]: No, but I like the Clintons for sure. 01:25:12.239 --> 01:25:12.519 [SPEAKER_02]: Clintons. 01:25:12.539 --> 01:25:12.639 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:25:12.659 --> 01:25:14.080 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, I'm about what I wish is. 01:25:15.100 --> 01:25:15.881 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah. 01:25:16.021 --> 01:25:16.782 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:25:16.842 --> 01:25:20.946 [SPEAKER_02]: The bushes are from so the bindings aren't that old and politics. 01:25:21.226 --> 01:25:22.667 [SPEAKER_02]: It's just started with Joe. 01:25:22.687 --> 01:25:25.690 [SPEAKER_02]: The bushes have been around for since Prescott's dad. 01:25:25.810 --> 01:25:26.491 [SPEAKER_02]: Whatever his name was. 01:25:26.551 --> 01:25:27.091 [SPEAKER_02]: I can't remember. 01:25:27.131 --> 01:25:28.092 [SPEAKER_04]: He was a fucking business man. 01:25:28.112 --> 01:25:29.273 [SPEAKER_04]: Prescott was the Nazi banker. 01:25:29.673 --> 01:25:35.739 [SPEAKER_13]: But to your point though, of having a guy for you, I just watched this video last night's messy. 01:25:36.500 --> 01:25:39.642 [SPEAKER_13]: This video has been going viral of messies. 01:25:40.303 --> 01:25:40.844 [SPEAKER_13]: bodyguard. 01:25:40.864 --> 01:25:42.545 [SPEAKER_13]: So he hired an X Navy seal. 01:25:43.105 --> 01:25:45.387 [SPEAKER_13]: And this guy is one more Navy seal. 01:25:45.687 --> 01:25:46.348 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, yeah. 01:25:46.368 --> 01:25:47.229 [SPEAKER_13]: For me, never say exactly. 01:25:47.749 --> 01:25:54.855 [SPEAKER_13]: This guy, he's the only guy that is allowed down there on every single one of his matches every single place he goes. 01:25:54.895 --> 01:25:55.335 [SPEAKER_13]: Not anymore. 01:25:55.615 --> 01:25:56.376 [SPEAKER_13]: Watch, why not? 01:25:56.776 --> 01:25:58.878 [SPEAKER_13]: He's gotten banned from certain stadiums. 01:25:59.178 --> 01:26:00.019 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, certain stadiums. 01:26:00.039 --> 01:26:02.161 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, watch how fat like watch. 01:26:02.561 --> 01:26:06.224 [SPEAKER_13]: So he watches every single move that Messi makes everywhere in the world. 01:26:06.444 --> 01:26:07.785 [SPEAKER_13]: And he travels with him full time. 01:26:08.066 --> 01:26:09.707 [SPEAKER_13]: And he's right next to him play this video here. 01:26:14.108 --> 01:26:16.710 [SPEAKER_13]: Look at how fast this motherfucker is doing. 01:26:19.212 --> 01:26:20.853 [SPEAKER_13]: That's just a kid trying to take a picture, right? 01:26:20.893 --> 01:26:21.594 [SPEAKER_13]: But he doesn't know. 01:26:21.614 --> 01:26:27.398 [SPEAKER_06]: And he doesn't know if he's got a knife or a gun or whatever. 01:26:27.738 --> 01:26:28.138 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:26:28.459 --> 01:26:35.264 [SPEAKER_13]: He is no idea, but somebody clipped together all of this guy's highlights and like this motherfucker too. 01:26:35.304 --> 01:26:35.584 [SPEAKER_04]: Look at him. 01:26:37.716 --> 01:26:40.018 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, gross that kid. 01:26:40.058 --> 01:26:41.479 [SPEAKER_13]: That's been a watch in the game itself. 01:26:41.659 --> 01:26:45.161 [SPEAKER_13]: And even when people are taking pictures of them watch, he'll slap their hand away. 01:26:45.181 --> 01:26:46.082 [SPEAKER_13]: It'd be like, don't touch him. 01:26:46.302 --> 01:26:46.542 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:26:46.682 --> 01:26:47.903 [SPEAKER_13]: Don't put your fucking hands on me. 01:26:47.923 --> 01:26:48.903 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what Putin's guys do. 01:26:48.923 --> 01:26:50.564 [SPEAKER_04]: We're like, yes, you know, touch his chest. 01:26:50.584 --> 01:26:50.665 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:26:50.725 --> 01:26:52.065 [SPEAKER_04]: Putin's guy will come up and be like, the fuck. 01:26:52.085 --> 01:26:53.266 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes, do not touch him. 01:26:53.426 --> 01:26:53.626 [SPEAKER_13]: Right. 01:26:53.646 --> 01:26:56.148 [SPEAKER_13]: Like, whatever you do, look at him, jump and eat, don't over the fucking stands. 01:26:56.708 --> 01:26:57.429 [SPEAKER_02]: No, nobody does that. 01:26:59.131 --> 01:27:05.160 [SPEAKER_02]: If you had a guy like this in your life everywhere you went I don't think I don't think you want to be that guy for you yeah 01:27:14.513 --> 01:27:14.733 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:27:14.753 --> 01:27:15.474 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you that fast? 01:27:15.754 --> 01:27:16.854 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I have a bad angle. 01:27:17.314 --> 01:27:20.375 [SPEAKER_04]: But to watch me limp as fast as I could, you know, but I don't think you're playing it. 01:27:20.395 --> 01:27:22.336 [SPEAKER_13]: It's what I'd obviously be killed pretty quickly. 01:27:22.396 --> 01:27:23.417 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:27:23.457 --> 01:27:24.237 [SPEAKER_13]: We'd be fired. 01:27:24.277 --> 01:27:25.357 [SPEAKER_05]: You'd be dead, but man. 01:27:25.638 --> 01:27:26.618 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:27:26.658 --> 01:27:28.178 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, you really need as a James Reese. 01:27:28.539 --> 01:27:30.659 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the main character from the terminal list. 01:27:31.060 --> 01:27:31.280 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 01:27:32.440 --> 01:27:40.862 [SPEAKER_02]: You need the guy who, spoiler alert for the books, some of the books, but if you fuck around too much, it doesn't matter what position you hold in the government, you're going to die. 01:27:40.882 --> 01:27:42.503 [SPEAKER_02]: That's how it works, right? 01:27:42.843 --> 01:27:51.625 [SPEAKER_02]: And I think that that's, you know, I don't know, I daydream about some extra governmental organization that doesn't care about politics, but care is about 01:27:52.165 --> 01:27:53.106 [SPEAKER_04]: Like a praiseworthy in guard. 01:27:53.266 --> 01:27:53.547 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:27:54.228 --> 01:28:01.376 [SPEAKER_02]: People that care like they care about things going too far and if they get out of hand, somebody's got a die, right? 01:28:01.396 --> 01:28:01.717 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, yes. 01:28:01.737 --> 01:28:01.997 [SPEAKER_02]: So, yeah. 01:28:02.338 --> 01:28:11.449 [SPEAKER_13]: No, yes, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 01:28:12.403 --> 01:28:19.485 [SPEAKER_13]: This guy's name is Yasin Chuko, and apparently, yeah dude, like once you see him now, you can't stop seeing him. 01:28:19.505 --> 01:28:21.505 [SPEAKER_02]: He's not the only one there. 01:28:21.745 --> 01:28:25.086 [SPEAKER_13]: No, and by the way, he's got a team of fun. 01:28:25.646 --> 01:28:29.247 [SPEAKER_02]: He's got a team of five to seven dudes in the stands that are feeding him information. 01:28:29.287 --> 01:28:29.627 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure. 01:28:29.647 --> 01:28:30.487 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sure. 01:28:30.507 --> 01:28:41.690 [SPEAKER_13]: I guarantee you, and the other one too, that I saw in real life, this is one I saw in real life back in the day, because I was always shocked that's at a golf outing, that Tiger Woods never got murdered. 01:28:42.490 --> 01:28:43.031 [SPEAKER_13]: I'm not kidding. 01:28:43.131 --> 01:28:54.859 [SPEAKER_13]: It's just because it sucks the attention to fame the fame and everything else and he was banging people's girlfriends problem right and the monica saw a thing had had was a few years before he went pro remember she got stabbed in the back during a match. 01:28:55.040 --> 01:28:57.922 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, and they tried to murder her and at these golf match. 01:28:57.942 --> 01:28:59.883 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, no, he wasn't trying to work fucking close. 01:28:59.943 --> 01:29:00.724 [SPEAKER_02]: He wasn't trying to murder. 01:29:00.784 --> 01:29:03.286 [SPEAKER_02]: He was trying to show her how much he loved her. 01:29:03.526 --> 01:29:05.127 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, obviously by murdering her 01:29:05.287 --> 01:29:06.628 [SPEAKER_02]: No, by stabbing her. 01:29:06.648 --> 01:29:07.508 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm stabbing her, yeah. 01:29:07.909 --> 01:29:08.109 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 01:29:08.349 --> 01:29:10.310 [SPEAKER_13]: I think you got in a good, really good. 01:29:10.410 --> 01:29:13.172 [SPEAKER_02]: This is like you stab her and then you nurse her back to help. 01:29:13.392 --> 01:29:13.592 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:29:13.752 --> 01:29:15.113 [SPEAKER_02]: And that she belongs to you, you see. 01:29:15.767 --> 01:29:21.169 [SPEAKER_13]: So, I was following Tiger around at a couple tournaments, and I had the phone for the whole tournament, right? 01:29:21.630 --> 01:29:27.052 [SPEAKER_13]: And there was a guy there that had a fake wooden arm, and he would always- Oh, he's happy, Gilmore? 01:29:27.112 --> 01:29:27.332 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 01:29:27.532 --> 01:29:30.213 [SPEAKER_13]: And he had a huge guy, right? 01:29:30.834 --> 01:29:32.894 [SPEAKER_13]: And he had this fake arm with him. 01:29:33.975 --> 01:29:38.057 [SPEAKER_13]: And it was, like, clearly see it was fake, and something was inside this jacket. 01:29:38.397 --> 01:29:41.058 [SPEAKER_13]: And he was wearing, like, I remember we were, uh, fuck. 01:29:41.452 --> 01:29:45.256 [SPEAKER_13]: I figured with the one in Columbus' memorial, and I've played the fucking course. 01:29:46.077 --> 01:29:59.972 [SPEAKER_13]: At the memorial, and it was ninety-seven degrees that day, and he's still in the jacket and long pants, and I was like, yes, and he was falling on every single hole, and he was always looking around, was never really watching the match, and I was like, 01:30:00.432 --> 01:30:02.653 [SPEAKER_13]: Who the fuck is this guy with the fake arm? 01:30:02.713 --> 01:30:03.933 [SPEAKER_13]: It was the security. 01:30:04.333 --> 01:30:11.716 [SPEAKER_13]: That's what that's my guess, but I have no confirmation of that because and it was always the arm is always still to like this and I was like, what was inside there? 01:30:12.176 --> 01:30:13.036 [SPEAKER_02]: Was it a gun? 01:30:13.076 --> 01:30:13.497 [SPEAKER_02]: Was it? 01:30:13.517 --> 01:30:16.158 [SPEAKER_02]: That would be a terrible place to carry a gun. 01:30:16.498 --> 01:30:20.519 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean if you're wearing a coat already just tuck an MP-seven under your arm nobody would notice. 01:30:20.679 --> 01:30:21.719 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what secret service does. 01:30:22.060 --> 01:30:22.320 [SPEAKER_04]: Really? 01:30:22.340 --> 01:30:22.620 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:30:22.900 --> 01:30:23.140 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 01:30:23.220 --> 01:30:26.061 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't they have the fake arms though that are like folded all the time in their hands? 01:30:26.181 --> 01:30:26.942 [SPEAKER_02]: No, those are real arms. 01:30:27.422 --> 01:30:28.082 [SPEAKER_02]: Those are the real arms. 01:30:28.142 --> 01:30:28.523 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, really? 01:30:28.783 --> 01:30:29.363 [SPEAKER_02]: Just keep your hands. 01:30:29.383 --> 01:30:30.624 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't cross your fingers, by the way. 01:30:30.664 --> 01:30:31.144 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like this. 01:30:31.444 --> 01:30:36.467 [SPEAKER_13]: But if I ever meant Tiger Woods, that would be my first question of like, hey dude, if he was not going to ever kill you. 01:30:36.727 --> 01:30:39.128 [SPEAKER_13]: Who's the fake arm guy that was on his way here? 01:30:39.608 --> 01:30:43.211 [SPEAKER_13]: I did that's the first thing that it was because like dude, I just want to know who the fake arm guy was. 01:30:43.231 --> 01:30:48.695 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, I had a weird experience like that where I was in a Nashville Tennessee, I went to college in Nashville and I was vacant. 01:30:49.055 --> 01:30:49.816 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I went to Belmont. 01:30:49.976 --> 01:30:50.196 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:30:50.276 --> 01:30:51.177 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, off brand bandie. 01:30:51.697 --> 01:30:55.600 [SPEAKER_04]: And I was walking, this was in, in, in, twelve. 01:30:56.020 --> 01:30:58.722 [SPEAKER_04]: And I start here in New Gingrich's voice from a loudspeaker. 01:30:58.742 --> 01:31:00.664 [SPEAKER_04]: It was like right at the end of his primary campaign. 01:31:01.264 --> 01:31:05.467 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, like he was the front runner early on and then by the end it was fizzling, but he still had to like honor his events. 01:31:06.408 --> 01:31:14.485 [SPEAKER_04]: And I remember just following the loudspeaker, and I wind up behind New Gingrich while he's given a speech to like, I don't know, a hundred people on like the yard of the Capitol. 01:31:14.805 --> 01:31:15.787 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think it to myself, man. 01:31:16.467 --> 01:31:20.051 [SPEAKER_04]: It's so easy to get a gun and kind of see, like I could literally just shoot him right now. 01:31:20.171 --> 01:31:20.591 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:31:20.611 --> 01:31:28.839 [SPEAKER_04]: There was no pass, there was no guard, there was no security check, but maybe it was a different time, but I think a lot of these guys are really vulnerable, not that I'm advocating for anything, but it's just like unbelievable. 01:31:29.060 --> 01:31:35.686 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think with the Trump thing, even going back through the security, you know, and they said how many mistakes were made and all this other shit. 01:31:36.467 --> 01:31:39.290 [SPEAKER_13]: But there was also a lot of people that were like, hey dude, get this guy. 01:31:39.330 --> 01:31:40.751 [SPEAKER_13]: Like, what the fuck is funny about it? 01:31:40.771 --> 01:31:40.991 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:31:41.232 --> 01:31:48.238 [SPEAKER_02]: Bush, so when I got back from a deployment in two thousand eight, W was he gave, we did division review that summer. 01:31:51.121 --> 01:31:53.123 [SPEAKER_02]: And he was the speaker for it, right? 01:31:53.583 --> 01:31:57.327 [SPEAKER_02]: So the president's up there, the entire eight second airborne divisions on the field. 01:31:58.208 --> 01:32:00.350 [SPEAKER_02]: And we rehearsed all week for it. 01:32:00.370 --> 01:32:01.691 [SPEAKER_02]: It's fucking super gay. 01:32:02.211 --> 01:32:05.955 [SPEAKER_02]: On day off, because you carry rifles that you drill in ceremony and stuff, right? 01:32:06.335 --> 01:32:11.600 [SPEAKER_02]: Day off, they give us, they search us completely, right? 01:32:12.741 --> 01:32:14.022 [SPEAKER_02]: We pass our rifle to the guy. 01:32:14.042 --> 01:32:15.103 [SPEAKER_02]: We're not allowed to have a magazine. 01:32:15.123 --> 01:32:19.668 [SPEAKER_02]: They give us a magazine with no spring in it, so you can't even put rounds in it if you happen to snuck a man. 01:32:20.008 --> 01:32:20.909 [SPEAKER_02]: That was for the military. 01:32:22.395 --> 01:32:38.849 [SPEAKER_02]: Right crazy dude like weird and the military I guess by two thousand eight maybe he wasn't so popular Yeah, no, but nobody from the eighty-second was gonna take a shot at even sell the popular ones or the ones that are almost more likely to get whacked when we look at JFK and Trump even Trump. 01:32:38.889 --> 01:32:46.456 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, yeah, cuz my buddy's dad did Bush senior until he died and He said it's the worst gig ever because you just have to 01:32:47.096 --> 01:32:53.260 [SPEAKER_02]: Literally was your boxing old man Jimmy Carter had fucking serious service protection for the last ten years and he wasn't able to stand. 01:32:54.040 --> 01:32:54.961 [SPEAKER_02]: So what does that look like? 01:32:55.001 --> 01:32:55.261 [SPEAKER_02]: I know. 01:32:55.481 --> 01:32:57.262 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you also get into a wheelchair? 01:32:57.703 --> 01:32:58.563 [SPEAKER_13]: But you got to find it. 01:32:58.583 --> 01:32:59.944 [SPEAKER_13]: But here's the other thing is wherever they go. 01:32:59.964 --> 01:33:01.465 [SPEAKER_13]: So I would do whatever they want to retire. 01:33:01.945 --> 01:33:05.087 [SPEAKER_13]: You've got to live in that you have to live there. 01:33:05.167 --> 01:33:06.868 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard that Hillary Clinton was a hell of a gig. 01:33:07.428 --> 01:33:08.409 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard a story of a guy. 01:33:08.429 --> 01:33:08.809 [SPEAKER_04]: I knew a guy. 01:33:08.829 --> 01:33:09.450 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't remember his name. 01:33:09.470 --> 01:33:10.410 [SPEAKER_04]: It called a sniper gym. 01:33:10.990 --> 01:33:14.132 [SPEAKER_04]: And when I was in Nashville, he would go on these random deployments for some contractor. 01:33:14.172 --> 01:33:14.973 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't remember who it was. 01:33:15.837 --> 01:33:21.764 [SPEAKER_04]: And he said that he had a buddy that was on Hillary Clinton's detail and the rule was, whatever happens, don't fucking touch her, right? 01:33:21.964 --> 01:33:22.205 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:33:22.385 --> 01:33:28.452 [SPEAKER_04]: And she walks in the room and she trips and falls over and the guy helped her up and she says, thank you, and the next day he's fucking fired because he touched her. 01:33:28.712 --> 01:33:29.173 [SPEAKER_04]: Really? 01:33:29.233 --> 01:33:30.695 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, like she's like hadn't fired. 01:33:31.055 --> 01:33:32.397 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like I said, don't fucking touch me. 01:33:33.037 --> 01:33:33.837 [SPEAKER_13]: No shit. 01:33:34.317 --> 01:33:37.938 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, the one time she went down after that nine eleven gig, they had to catch her. 01:33:38.098 --> 01:33:40.699 [SPEAKER_13]: But that's the staff, not the secret service. 01:33:40.899 --> 01:33:43.440 [SPEAKER_13]: Right, you know, it was weird though, because I was like, why? 01:33:43.560 --> 01:33:45.480 [SPEAKER_13]: We could all see her wobbling going down. 01:33:45.520 --> 01:33:45.701 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:33:45.781 --> 01:33:47.121 [SPEAKER_13]: Why isn't anybody doing anything? 01:33:47.141 --> 01:33:48.521 [SPEAKER_04]: She didn't want anybody to fucking touch her. 01:33:48.681 --> 01:33:49.301 [SPEAKER_04]: No shit. 01:33:49.321 --> 01:33:49.762 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:33:49.782 --> 01:33:50.922 [SPEAKER_04]: They got far for you helped her up. 01:33:51.762 --> 01:33:54.163 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, who would want to get some of that evil on you? 01:33:54.223 --> 01:33:56.743 [SPEAKER_04]: That's why I heard her and Obama just stink. 01:33:56.864 --> 01:33:58.844 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a, that's a Alex Jones line. 01:33:59.124 --> 01:34:00.324 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard they smell like sulfur. 01:34:00.925 --> 01:34:01.445 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, really? 01:34:02.879 --> 01:34:03.761 [SPEAKER_02]: Because they're demons. 01:34:03.781 --> 01:34:05.103 [SPEAKER_02]: Exactly. 01:34:05.344 --> 01:34:06.186 [SPEAKER_02]: Exactly. 01:34:06.326 --> 01:34:08.150 [SPEAKER_02]: I know some people that have been on Hillary's detail. 01:34:08.677 --> 01:34:10.177 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, well, has it been awesome? 01:34:10.257 --> 01:34:10.978 [SPEAKER_02]: They didn't say anything about it. 01:34:10.998 --> 01:34:12.738 [SPEAKER_02]: It's her smelling, but they hated it. 01:34:12.978 --> 01:34:13.458 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah. 01:34:13.558 --> 01:34:14.598 [SPEAKER_02]: Just wanting to be around. 01:34:14.618 --> 01:34:16.059 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, just like a terrible person. 01:34:16.099 --> 01:34:16.239 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:34:16.279 --> 01:34:16.439 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:34:16.519 --> 01:34:17.059 [SPEAKER_13]: That's why I've heard. 01:34:17.299 --> 01:34:17.559 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:34:18.439 --> 01:34:21.040 [SPEAKER_13]: And then lastly, did I want to ask you this one here before we get out of here? 01:34:21.060 --> 01:34:24.081 [SPEAKER_13]: Because Taylor Swift thing is dominating everything today. 01:34:25.141 --> 01:34:27.262 [SPEAKER_13]: You know, she's going on a podcast for the first time ever. 01:34:27.762 --> 01:34:29.022 [SPEAKER_13]: The ratings will be massive. 01:34:29.282 --> 01:34:30.382 [SPEAKER_13]: I'd call this a year ago. 01:34:30.422 --> 01:34:31.863 [SPEAKER_04]: Was that the smart list podcast? 01:34:31.983 --> 01:34:33.343 [SPEAKER_13]: No, it's the new highs, the highs one. 01:34:33.363 --> 01:34:36.384 [SPEAKER_13]: They signed a hundred million dollar deal and I went on air and I said, look, 01:34:37.077 --> 01:34:38.579 [SPEAKER_02]: New heights because of Cleveland Heights. 01:34:39.180 --> 01:34:41.503 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, that's where they're from a little earlier. 01:34:41.583 --> 01:34:42.204 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a dope air. 01:34:42.224 --> 01:34:43.746 [SPEAKER_02]: I like Cleveland Heights. 01:34:43.866 --> 01:34:45.067 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I don't know that's where they're from. 01:34:45.107 --> 01:34:53.198 [SPEAKER_13]: She's going on as a guest and I said the only reason they gave them a hundred million dollars is if she signed on to do one podcast because she's never done a podcast before. 01:34:53.538 --> 01:34:58.561 [SPEAKER_13]: That's the only way financially that made sense to me, and she's going on tonight, so it's freaking out. 01:35:00.162 --> 01:35:02.463 [SPEAKER_02]: We're letting you out. 01:35:02.503 --> 01:35:04.544 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, yeah, they showed a clip of it today. 01:35:04.604 --> 01:35:06.545 [SPEAKER_13]: So she is having a new album. 01:35:06.565 --> 01:35:07.525 [SPEAKER_13]: They've got the release dates. 01:35:07.866 --> 01:35:09.486 [SPEAKER_13]: She's going to talk about it tonight in the podcast. 01:35:09.546 --> 01:35:11.447 [SPEAKER_13]: And then how they met, and all the other stuff. 01:35:12.568 --> 01:35:18.151 [SPEAKER_13]: I have a theory that United States would only go to war if three people were killed. 01:35:18.191 --> 01:35:19.111 [SPEAKER_13]: Three Americans were killed. 01:35:19.592 --> 01:35:21.893 [SPEAKER_13]: Trump, Vance, or Taylor Swift. 01:35:22.822 --> 01:35:26.723 [SPEAKER_13]: If somebody from another country, we go to war all the time if nobody gets killed. 01:35:26.783 --> 01:35:27.923 [SPEAKER_13]: But Taylor Swift. 01:35:28.723 --> 01:35:32.484 [SPEAKER_04]: Taylor Swift, I think if she got, so she got wacked by Iran, everybody would be like, kill him? 01:35:32.644 --> 01:35:32.864 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 01:35:33.184 --> 01:35:37.545 [SPEAKER_13]: I think we would go to war war fucking three and nuke everything they had. 01:35:37.565 --> 01:35:41.166 [SPEAKER_04]: So you think I give Israel, for example, kill Taylor Swift to make it made it look like I ran did it. 01:35:41.206 --> 01:35:42.027 [SPEAKER_04]: They would finally kill you. 01:35:42.047 --> 01:35:42.707 [SPEAKER_04]: One hundred percent. 01:35:44.790 --> 01:35:58.759 [SPEAKER_13]: The rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules, 01:36:06.063 --> 01:36:06.424 [SPEAKER_13]: Exactly. 01:36:06.444 --> 01:36:06.924 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't like that. 01:36:07.044 --> 01:36:07.224 [SPEAKER_04]: Exactly. 01:36:07.244 --> 01:36:07.785 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like it either. 01:36:07.825 --> 01:36:08.465 [SPEAKER_04]: I should get a divorce. 01:36:08.625 --> 01:36:09.146 [SPEAKER_04]: Exactly. 01:36:09.406 --> 01:36:13.609 [SPEAKER_05]: But... You've been totally loyal and you raised my children, but... 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been close since he died. 01:36:38.353 --> 01:36:41.177 [SPEAKER_02]: Ben Shapiro would be on fucking daily while the next day. 01:36:44.885 --> 01:37:09.751 [SPEAKER_13]: folklore was pretty good wasn't great pretty good hasn't had a hit out but I think that's the one where they were like all right fuck it yeah I think there'd be too much pressure she's definitely an icon it's just got she sucks up everything and it's it's crazy to me how much fame that one person has this is the most famous person I can name since Michael Jackson what if Israel were to Joe Rogan God forbid what would happen 01:37:10.491 --> 01:37:12.632 [SPEAKER_13]: I think I don't think Joe's big enough. 01:37:12.992 --> 01:37:13.672 [SPEAKER_13]: Like globally. 01:37:13.912 --> 01:37:17.573 [SPEAKER_13]: I think it's got to be somebody global or American. 01:37:17.613 --> 01:37:18.054 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:37:18.074 --> 01:37:18.714 [SPEAKER_13]: Is Taylor Swift. 01:37:19.114 --> 01:37:19.374 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:37:19.574 --> 01:37:20.074 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:37:20.214 --> 01:37:21.355 [SPEAKER_13]: And the same with Michael Jackson. 01:37:21.375 --> 01:37:23.495 [SPEAKER_13]: If you were to clip Michael Jackson when Reagan was in office. 01:37:24.215 --> 01:37:25.096 [SPEAKER_13]: Fuck you, dude. 01:37:25.276 --> 01:37:26.176 [SPEAKER_13]: That would have been it, dude. 01:37:26.256 --> 01:37:27.276 [SPEAKER_13]: I mean, around the world. 01:37:27.717 --> 01:37:29.677 [SPEAKER_13]: People would have mourned and they would have been like, who did this? 01:37:30.157 --> 01:37:30.437 [SPEAKER_13]: Great. 01:37:30.777 --> 01:37:31.458 [SPEAKER_13]: Send in everything. 01:37:31.518 --> 01:37:33.378 [SPEAKER_13]: It's exactly, dude. 01:37:33.758 --> 01:37:38.100 [SPEAKER_13]: And the thing with the gun going down is a little finger with holding the gun down, dude. 01:37:38.560 --> 01:37:38.620 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh. 01:37:39.320 --> 01:37:41.181 [SPEAKER_04]: We would have gone if fucking war for us. 01:37:41.201 --> 01:37:57.852 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think he fucked those little kids Really yeah, you know why because the same guy that made the Michael Jackson documentary phrase HBO made the Alice Jones versus the truth documentary and I saw how full of shit the Alice Jones documentary was because I know Alex that I've worked there for two I'm like I can finally listen to thriller again and that feel weird about it 01:37:58.312 --> 01:38:06.055 [SPEAKER_04]: So if you're this full of shit on this documentary, you must have been that full of shit on the other one that you did about Michael Jackson and it totally saved Michael Jackson for me. 01:38:06.075 --> 01:38:09.016 [SPEAKER_13]: Didn't want to you guys say that that you don't think Michael touched those kids? 01:38:09.516 --> 01:38:10.216 [SPEAKER_13]: Was that one of you guys? 01:38:10.657 --> 01:38:11.097 [SPEAKER_13]: What was it? 01:38:11.117 --> 01:38:11.757 [SPEAKER_04]: Was it a guess? 01:38:11.877 --> 01:38:12.497 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 01:38:12.797 --> 01:38:15.578 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't think you touched McColikolkin, so yeah. 01:38:15.758 --> 01:38:17.159 [SPEAKER_11]: No, but McColikolkin is too famous. 01:38:17.319 --> 01:38:18.319 [SPEAKER_04]: Like you can't get away with it. 01:38:18.419 --> 01:38:19.400 [SPEAKER_04]: Or McColikolkin's Lion. 01:38:20.218 --> 01:38:20.838 [SPEAKER_04]: or it didn't happen. 01:38:20.998 --> 01:38:24.379 [SPEAKER_04]: You gotta keep in mind that Michael Jackson's bedroom was like the size of a small house. 01:38:24.399 --> 01:38:26.400 [SPEAKER_04]: So we're sleeping in his bedroom with a little bit like a fort. 01:38:26.480 --> 01:38:27.960 [SPEAKER_13]: But do you see that documentary? 01:38:28.340 --> 01:38:28.680 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, why? 01:38:28.700 --> 01:38:29.921 [SPEAKER_13]: When they got into that room. 01:38:29.941 --> 01:38:31.681 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like a long gander at the asshole. 01:38:31.861 --> 01:38:36.402 [SPEAKER_13]: Why was there eight locks on a door for a bedroom in the attic? 01:38:36.422 --> 01:38:37.703 [SPEAKER_04]: Because he's a fucking panic. 01:38:38.323 --> 01:38:39.503 [SPEAKER_04]: He's a panicky fucking weird. 01:38:39.523 --> 01:38:40.584 [SPEAKER_13]: He doesn't want the monkey to get out. 01:38:40.604 --> 01:38:45.625 [SPEAKER_13]: But the fucking the the parents couldn't be on the property and it was just the kids and like 01:38:45.925 --> 01:38:46.908 [SPEAKER_04]: Look, he was a weird dude. 01:38:47.330 --> 01:38:47.510 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:38:47.671 --> 01:38:48.814 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think he abused those kids. 01:38:48.975 --> 01:38:50.861 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe he did something that is real. 01:38:52.258 --> 01:38:52.918 [SPEAKER_02]: could be man. 01:38:53.118 --> 01:38:55.859 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, he came out that song and all of a sudden everyone's saying that he's a pedophile. 01:38:56.039 --> 01:39:05.240 [SPEAKER_13]: It's just such a specific story though, from so many people where you're like, man, it was like four who all said the same thing about licking assholes and like holding the bed post and shit. 01:39:05.300 --> 01:39:09.781 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, but isn't one of the group of people, like, they're like lying. 01:39:10.021 --> 01:39:12.982 [SPEAKER_11]: Like, it's been proven they've lied about the entire thing. 01:39:13.002 --> 01:39:15.802 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, it's like with Weinstein, some of them are true, some of them are definitely, yes. 01:39:15.982 --> 01:39:16.222 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:39:17.002 --> 01:39:17.202 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:39:17.802 --> 01:39:19.823 [SPEAKER_02]: Because one of that rape and some of that's regret. 01:39:20.043 --> 01:39:20.243 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 01:39:20.343 --> 01:39:20.503 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 01:39:21.165 --> 01:39:31.350 [SPEAKER_13]: There's a couple of those people on the wine scene list that I know and worked with, and I was like, I can say one of them was fucking wasted all the time, and she was out of control. 01:39:31.530 --> 01:39:33.170 [SPEAKER_13]: So like, dude, does it shock me? 01:39:33.591 --> 01:39:33.791 [SPEAKER_13]: No. 01:39:35.091 --> 01:39:36.592 [SPEAKER_13]: Is was she out of cash at the time? 01:39:37.092 --> 01:39:37.793 [SPEAKER_13]: She sure was. 01:39:37.813 --> 01:39:38.813 [SPEAKER_13]: She's our Margaret Thatcher. 01:39:39.053 --> 01:39:40.674 [SPEAKER_13]: And she fucking stuck. 01:39:40.694 --> 01:39:42.255 [SPEAKER_04]: Queen Elizabeth would want to be Prime Minister. 01:39:42.535 --> 01:39:42.835 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:39:43.775 --> 01:39:45.036 [SPEAKER_13]: She fucked the queen just to fuck the queen. 01:39:45.637 --> 01:39:46.558 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, hundred percent. 01:39:46.618 --> 01:39:46.918 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 01:39:46.998 --> 01:39:47.618 [SPEAKER_13]: That's what the answer is. 01:39:47.638 --> 01:39:48.959 [SPEAKER_04]: Would you fuck the king just fuck the king? 01:39:49.119 --> 01:39:49.259 [SPEAKER_13]: No. 01:39:49.699 --> 01:39:49.939 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh-huh. 01:39:50.180 --> 01:39:50.580 [SPEAKER_13]: That's gay. 01:39:51.360 --> 01:39:51.700 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:39:51.740 --> 01:39:54.422 [SPEAKER_04]: Last time I was on you said you'd rather have sex with Brad Pitt than Rosie O'Donnell. 01:39:54.482 --> 01:39:55.463 [SPEAKER_13]: Well, that's not gay. 01:39:55.983 --> 01:39:57.023 [SPEAKER_13]: Brad Pitt is. 01:39:57.544 --> 01:40:00.665 [SPEAKER_13]: Brad Pitt is way better looking. 01:40:01.186 --> 01:40:03.067 [SPEAKER_13]: Sorry, that one's not gay, like it's. 01:40:03.487 --> 01:40:04.908 [SPEAKER_13]: Alright, what about the king or Rosie O'Donnell? 01:40:05.725 --> 01:40:06.365 [SPEAKER_13]: King, I think. 01:40:06.565 --> 01:40:08.166 [SPEAKER_13]: What was the need? 01:40:08.506 --> 01:40:10.447 [SPEAKER_13]: I'd like you to say something wrong. 01:40:10.527 --> 01:40:12.908 [SPEAKER_13]: Rough dude right now that it's, it's jazz. 01:40:12.928 --> 01:40:14.368 [SPEAKER_13]: She feels like she's been struck by lightning. 01:40:14.849 --> 01:40:15.169 [SPEAKER_13]: Yes. 01:40:15.469 --> 01:40:15.669 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:40:16.049 --> 01:40:16.449 [UNKNOWN]: God. 01:40:17.130 --> 01:40:18.890 [SPEAKER_13]: And she's staring in the camera without makeup on. 01:40:18.930 --> 01:40:19.310 [SPEAKER_13]: It's nuts. 01:40:19.671 --> 01:40:20.451 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, and all these videos. 01:40:20.471 --> 01:40:22.632 [SPEAKER_13]: What's the fucking cat eye glasses? 01:40:22.792 --> 01:40:23.232 [SPEAKER_13]: Can't do it. 01:40:23.252 --> 01:40:25.933 [SPEAKER_13]: Chase, how's the point in the show we give to the drinking bro the week? 01:40:26.113 --> 01:40:29.134 [SPEAKER_13]: Someone who has inspired you or helps you become the person you are today? 01:40:29.194 --> 01:40:30.155 [SPEAKER_13]: Who'd you like to your dreams? 01:40:30.295 --> 01:40:30.955 [SPEAKER_04]: Alex, there you go. 01:40:31.515 --> 01:40:32.216 [SPEAKER_04]: There you go. 01:40:32.256 --> 01:40:33.156 [SPEAKER_13]: How long you been working with him? 01:40:33.416 --> 01:40:34.477 [SPEAKER_04]: Two years, over two years now. 01:40:34.617 --> 01:40:35.137 [SPEAKER_02]: No shit. 01:40:35.198 --> 01:40:36.358 [SPEAKER_04]: Every day, seven days a week. 01:40:36.459 --> 01:40:39.481 [SPEAKER_02]: We've got that candle, but it's Alex somewhere around here. 01:40:39.601 --> 01:40:40.021 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah. 01:40:40.041 --> 01:40:40.222 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 01:40:40.262 --> 01:40:41.082 [SPEAKER_04]: We've got that bad boy. 01:40:41.162 --> 01:40:43.384 [SPEAKER_13]: No, we've got this American here somewhere around here. 01:40:43.825 --> 01:40:45.646 [SPEAKER_13]: There's so much shit on my side, forgive me. 01:40:45.966 --> 01:40:49.389 [SPEAKER_13]: And we've got, like, fucking Trump magazines and shit back here. 01:40:49.409 --> 01:40:50.830 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, that was our cool. 01:40:51.050 --> 01:40:51.591 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, take one. 01:40:51.891 --> 01:40:52.111 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, okay. 01:40:52.131 --> 01:40:52.552 [SPEAKER_13]: You all won. 01:40:52.572 --> 01:40:54.073 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, we got a, we got a ton of it. 01:40:54.533 --> 01:40:55.454 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, shit for you guys. 01:40:55.474 --> 01:40:57.316 [SPEAKER_13]: There's the, came in on one. 01:40:57.336 --> 01:40:58.256 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, love. 01:40:58.917 --> 01:40:59.497 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, we were together. 01:40:59.517 --> 01:41:00.458 [SPEAKER_05]: We did, but I'll take it. 01:41:00.738 --> 01:41:00.999 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:41:02.880 --> 01:41:19.775 [SPEAKER_13]: It's that little face remember that shit was a box that was big for a while remember that box man Yeah, there was a movie Yeah, no, no, no, not the movie because they came up with a non anonymous source anonymous on Oh, yeah, you know a not all the anonymous social media accounts have obviously been captured by some. 01:41:19.875 --> 01:41:27.822 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they're fact now all they do is talk about like progressive stuff now Well, we should have known that they were cut out when they basically did the whole entire Arab Spring 01:41:28.262 --> 01:41:28.962 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, no shit. 01:41:29.082 --> 01:41:29.303 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:41:29.643 --> 01:41:30.443 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:41:30.483 --> 01:41:34.585 [SPEAKER_13]: But actually to your point, I like, I love Alex behind the scenes. 01:41:35.505 --> 01:41:39.187 [SPEAKER_13]: When I did a show years ago, it took me out to take dinner afterwards. 01:41:39.307 --> 01:41:39.727 [SPEAKER_13]: Fucking awesome. 01:41:39.747 --> 01:41:46.410 [SPEAKER_13]: And kind of just walked me through the business and what you need to do to stay relevant and everything else in the world. 01:41:47.391 --> 01:42:03.788 [SPEAKER_13]: and as because this is at the end of the day somebody else's entertainment and he's always treated like that every single day he comes to the job and the hell that dude has gone through obviously and in totally unnecessary for him to do it like he had outs all along the way that would have required him to sell out 01:42:04.068 --> 01:42:07.831 [SPEAKER_13]: Bro, when he's when he told me how much he made in this could all go away. 01:42:07.851 --> 01:42:08.611 [SPEAKER_04]: This could all go away. 01:42:08.631 --> 01:42:09.952 [SPEAKER_04]: He just never fucking took the deal. 01:42:10.012 --> 01:42:16.117 [SPEAKER_13]: When he told me how much he made personally in twenty sixteen I think in twenty seventeen I was like you could have just left. 01:42:16.617 --> 01:42:17.078 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't stop. 01:42:17.098 --> 01:42:17.758 [SPEAKER_13]: I know. 01:42:18.018 --> 01:42:18.439 [SPEAKER_13]: Well stop. 01:42:18.699 --> 01:42:19.560 [SPEAKER_13]: Well stop. 01:42:19.760 --> 01:42:21.021 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, since I'm a diddy. 01:42:21.761 --> 01:42:22.242 [SPEAKER_13]: Same with diddy. 01:42:22.322 --> 01:42:23.683 [SPEAKER_13]: So American he'll be out free. 01:42:23.923 --> 01:42:24.743 [SPEAKER_13]: Another American area. 01:42:24.803 --> 01:42:25.044 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 01:42:26.445 --> 01:42:28.887 [SPEAKER_13]: He'll be on the show next week kids when he gets out and I'm kidding. 01:42:29.787 --> 01:42:31.068 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, what do you think they give him by the way? 01:42:31.448 --> 01:42:32.289 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't give a fuck. 01:42:33.030 --> 01:42:33.270 [UNKNOWN]: I don't 01:42:33.876 --> 01:42:36.457 [SPEAKER_04]: With what he's charged my care about did he as much as I care about Israel? 01:42:37.098 --> 01:42:38.038 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, not at all. 01:42:38.178 --> 01:42:40.219 [SPEAKER_13]: No, no, no. 01:42:40.239 --> 01:42:41.400 [SPEAKER_13]: Get him out of my fucking face. 01:42:41.440 --> 01:42:42.640 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I just don't want to pay for it. 01:42:42.840 --> 01:42:44.141 [SPEAKER_13]: Uh, Chase, tell me where everything's fine. 01:42:44.361 --> 01:42:46.342 [SPEAKER_13]: Just follow me on X at real chase guys are. 01:42:46.642 --> 01:42:47.323 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