WEBVTT 00:00.695 --> 00:12.139 [SPEAKER_05]: Welcome to Drinking Bro's Kids. 00:12.759 --> 00:16.400 [SPEAKER_05]: Got a massive Wednesday show for you here. 00:16.600 --> 00:22.442 [SPEAKER_05]: Today, obviously Dr. Anthony Fauci is on trial. 00:22.502 --> 00:27.183 [SPEAKER_05]: We're going to cut live to that footage now on Capitol Hill. 00:29.791 --> 00:32.672 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you wear a crack cocaine dealer for seven years? 00:33.793 --> 00:38.215 [SPEAKER_06]: I play the fips! 00:38.275 --> 00:43.398 [SPEAKER_01]: Sir, will you tell us about the cartels you dealt with in your time as a crack cocaine dealer? 00:43.918 --> 00:47.280 [SPEAKER_06]: No, but I can tell you that I play the fizzips! 00:47.380 --> 00:52.562 [SPEAKER_11]: Exactly how much money did you earn in your time as a crack cocaine dealer? 00:57.468 --> 00:58.288 [SPEAKER_06]: Say, BAYA! 00:58.308 --> 01:06.692 [SPEAKER_06]: So many amendments in the constitution of the United States of Unbeccable BAYA! 01:06.933 --> 01:08.253 [SPEAKER_06]: I could only choose one. 01:08.293 --> 01:11.775 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I could only choose one. 01:11.815 --> 01:15.497 [SPEAKER_06]: Wow! 01:16.137 --> 01:17.278 [SPEAKER_06]: Me, the fifth. 01:17.438 --> 01:19.639 [SPEAKER_06]: Please, the fifth. 01:21.607 --> 01:43.374 [SPEAKER_06]: It's all just three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's all three, it's 01:49.857 --> 01:51.218 [SPEAKER_05]: There you go, kids. 01:51.238 --> 01:53.059 [SPEAKER_05]: Bung, Bung, Bung, they wrapped that up. 01:53.079 --> 01:54.339 [SPEAKER_05]: Surprise and dance. 01:54.439 --> 01:57.761 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I mean, could have been real quick today. 01:58.642 --> 02:01.583 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll get to the actual clips here in a second. 02:02.064 --> 02:07.787 [SPEAKER_05]: Yesterday, though, Anthony, you and I were talking about this, I didn't think he was allowed to plead the fifth. 02:07.967 --> 02:10.228 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you allowed to murder someone? 02:10.768 --> 02:10.988 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 02:12.029 --> 02:14.670 [SPEAKER_02]: But that doesn't physically stop you from murdering somebody, doesn't. 02:15.371 --> 02:17.692 [SPEAKER_05]: But it would make me go to jail. 02:18.642 --> 02:19.022 [SPEAKER_02]: That's right. 02:19.242 --> 02:19.743 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 02:19.763 --> 02:21.784 [SPEAKER_02]: So that's where we are now. 02:22.845 --> 02:32.232 [SPEAKER_02]: Just ran Paul announced that next week they're going to vote to refer him for criminal prosecution for contempt. 02:32.793 --> 02:33.453 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 02:36.135 --> 02:37.376 [SPEAKER_02]: A couple things. 02:37.697 --> 02:41.820 [SPEAKER_02]: If you watch, just to show you know, some of the parts of this one is that, um, 02:43.674 --> 02:44.495 [SPEAKER_02]: just the mechanic. 02:44.535 --> 02:48.358 [SPEAKER_02]: So the committee holding in security and whatever the fuck committee. 02:48.378 --> 02:50.079 [SPEAKER_02]: This is a camera what it is. 02:50.099 --> 02:53.963 [SPEAKER_02]: The committee refers him to the full body of Senate. 02:54.363 --> 02:56.164 [SPEAKER_02]: Then the Senate votes. 02:56.325 --> 02:58.887 [SPEAKER_02]: Then they send that to the Department of Justice to the Department of Justice. 02:59.287 --> 03:02.849 [SPEAKER_02]: puts it in front of a grand jury, and I mean, it's a simple case. 03:03.230 --> 03:04.190 [SPEAKER_02]: Did he have a pardon? 03:04.310 --> 03:06.812 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, did he accept it on live on ABC News? 03:06.852 --> 03:07.112 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 03:08.493 --> 03:11.215 [SPEAKER_02]: Did he then plead the fifth about questions pertaining to that pardon? 03:11.535 --> 03:11.756 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes. 03:12.056 --> 03:17.720 [SPEAKER_02]: So, and even beyond that, the justice department has pretty broad latitude. 03:18.460 --> 03:19.421 [SPEAKER_02]: for that kind of indictment. 03:19.441 --> 03:25.545 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't, it's the threshold for grandeur indictment is not the same necessarily as a criminal case in the normal world. 03:26.085 --> 03:30.028 [SPEAKER_02]: And then it goes to a trial, jury selection, blah, blah, blah, right? 03:31.769 --> 03:33.210 [SPEAKER_02]: A couple of notes on stuff. 03:34.631 --> 03:39.814 [SPEAKER_02]: The reason I didn't actually know this until I was looking into the crimes that he committed. 03:40.995 --> 03:47.219 [SPEAKER_02]: One of the things that popped into my research was the statute of limitations. 03:49.318 --> 04:02.101 [SPEAKER_02]: What I didn't know prior to today, actually this morning was that the statute limitations ran out on his perjury charge should there have been one for the last hearing that he had with Rand Paul in May. 04:02.621 --> 04:02.862 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 04:02.882 --> 04:05.662 [SPEAKER_02]: That's why they waited until this month to do that. 04:05.762 --> 04:06.683 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 04:06.723 --> 04:08.263 [SPEAKER_02]: Because he couldn't insane. 04:09.928 --> 04:13.870 [SPEAKER_02]: I've played the fifth, so it's not to recriminate myself on a charge that I've already been pardoned for. 04:14.450 --> 04:16.031 [SPEAKER_02]: Takes that out of his toolbag. 04:16.471 --> 04:21.114 [SPEAKER_02]: Any, as a matter of fact, anything that he could have been charged for, a purger would have been the worst, right? 04:21.354 --> 04:25.256 [SPEAKER_02]: So contempt and all that other stuff is well outside the stash of limitation. 04:25.276 --> 04:26.337 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, he can't make that claim. 04:26.817 --> 04:28.698 [SPEAKER_02]: The second claim, which I assume he will make. 04:29.338 --> 04:36.148 [SPEAKER_02]: is that he's pleading the fifth so he doesn't get prosecuted at the state level, but he asked to show standing in that regard just like anybody else would, right? 04:36.448 --> 04:39.532 [SPEAKER_02]: Standing in so far is what state is pursuing charges against them? 04:39.552 --> 04:43.358 [SPEAKER_02]: There may be some, I don't know, but did they pertain to the specific like what? 04:44.691 --> 05:05.028 [SPEAKER_02]: which state in the union has a law in their books that could charge Fauci with lying uh... through in his capacity as a federal employee there is no statutes any state for that some got you brought that up because state when uh... in a polling room uh... nuts interrupts you here i apologize for some uh... in a pollina lunas said i'm calling on the great attorney generals 05:05.468 --> 05:16.172 [SPEAKER_05]: and governors of Florida, Texas, West Virginia, and Arkansas to bring charges against Fauci for crimes against children and exposing them to a vaccine that has now been proven to hurt people. 05:16.452 --> 05:17.692 [SPEAKER_02]: She needs to shut the fuck up. 05:18.272 --> 05:20.153 [SPEAKER_02]: So is that real or not? 05:20.293 --> 05:25.035 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, it could be technically, but none of that has anything to do with the question that we're asked today, just to be clear. 05:26.335 --> 05:34.229 [SPEAKER_02]: The questions are like, did he know one was he involved in funding, gain a function research when it was against a lot, yes, that the federal crime has nothing to do with the state. 05:34.249 --> 05:37.555 [SPEAKER_02]: So you cannot use that, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. 05:38.317 --> 05:59.648 [SPEAKER_02]: he cannot use that excuse now he can use the pardon he cannot be charged with that crime but he also can that's what she's saying she's doing with the federal pardon he also cannot plead the fifth with a federal pardon you can plead the fifth if it pertains to a state crime that's why she needs to shut the fuck up she doesn't know what she's talking about uh... but yeah for a state crime you can plead the fifth even if you have a federal pardon federal pardon only 06:00.308 --> 06:01.289 [SPEAKER_02]: covers federal crimes. 06:01.309 --> 06:09.578 [SPEAKER_02]: You still have a fifth amendment after the 14th through 16th amendments, all the amendments apply down to the state level or the 11th or 16th excuse me. 06:10.018 --> 06:14.443 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, she's as usual so far behind she thinks she's in the lead. 06:15.564 --> 06:16.706 [SPEAKER_02]: At any rate, so 06:18.293 --> 06:22.576 [SPEAKER_02]: He can now be charged with 111 counts of contempt, maybe, right? 06:22.896 --> 06:29.039 [SPEAKER_02]: They'll have to go through each one of them individually and decide is this something that was covered by the pardon? 06:29.099 --> 06:31.201 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, then contempt, right? 06:32.822 --> 06:34.042 [SPEAKER_02]: Each one, each question. 06:34.643 --> 06:37.785 [SPEAKER_02]: Was it something pertaining to something that wouldn't have been covered under the pardon, then 06:38.892 --> 06:41.213 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, just pleading the 5th of general's not a crime, right? 06:41.273 --> 06:43.054 [SPEAKER_02]: Obviously, so don't have to go through there. 06:43.074 --> 06:46.015 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know how many individual counts there will be. 06:46.735 --> 06:55.219 [SPEAKER_02]: But that will depend on how many good questions were asked by primarily Rand Paul and Josh Holley. 06:55.259 --> 06:55.999 [SPEAKER_02]: So we'll see, right? 06:56.400 --> 06:58.420 [SPEAKER_02]: And then again, it goes back into that process. 06:58.640 --> 07:06.384 [SPEAKER_02]: And now, are you confident as anybody confident that the Republicans will finally pick themselves up by their fucking beanbags and do something? 07:07.673 --> 07:24.327 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not, but waiting until July of 26 to have the hearing, despite all of the heat everybody's been taking about not having had it yet, knowing that the statute limitations will have run out on that at the smart move. 07:25.328 --> 07:30.052 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe you don't say it out loud even though people are bitching about it because you don't want Fauci to be able to maneuver out of it. 07:31.609 --> 07:33.650 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, I don't know the answers to those questions. 07:33.710 --> 07:35.610 [SPEAKER_02]: I think Rand Paul's a pretty smart guy, frankly. 07:36.431 --> 07:37.611 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, look, I do too. 07:38.031 --> 07:42.012 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, I was stunned that this even happened today to be honest with you. 07:42.632 --> 07:46.154 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, you know, this is still going on currently as of right now. 07:46.234 --> 07:48.034 [SPEAKER_05]: He has pleaded the fifth over 50 times. 07:48.614 --> 07:51.835 [SPEAKER_05]: So far that number will probably, uh, a sub 211 now, okay? 07:51.855 --> 07:54.516 [SPEAKER_05]: That's, that's, I'm pretty sure it's over the hearing's over, right? 07:54.856 --> 07:55.637 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, I'm not sure. 07:55.697 --> 07:57.377 [SPEAKER_05]: More and more clips are still coming in here. 07:57.557 --> 07:58.878 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, what, what clip do you have? 07:59.298 --> 07:59.818 [SPEAKER_05]: Is this Holly? 08:00.458 --> 08:02.399 [SPEAKER_05]: Paul, yeah, okay, press play on this one. 08:02.419 --> 08:05.000 [SPEAKER_05]: This was one of my favorites today. 08:05.320 --> 08:06.861 [SPEAKER_05]: It's might not be the one you're thinking about. 08:07.021 --> 08:07.361 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 08:08.922 --> 08:10.082 [SPEAKER_14]: What do the week is it today? 08:10.102 --> 08:11.043 [SPEAKER_05]: This is it. 08:14.384 --> 08:21.047 [SPEAKER_09]: On the device of Council, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment to the Constitution. 08:21.067 --> 08:22.188 [SPEAKER_09]: We'll color tie you, Warren. 08:24.299 --> 08:25.540 [SPEAKER_09]: on the advice of council. 08:26.000 --> 08:31.024 [SPEAKER_09]: I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. 08:31.084 --> 08:32.566 [SPEAKER_09]: What color is the carpet in front of you? 08:34.127 --> 08:35.047 [SPEAKER_02]: This is Grant's standing. 08:35.067 --> 08:35.588 [SPEAKER_02]: This is nothing. 08:35.728 --> 08:36.969 [SPEAKER_02]: Ask him questions. 08:37.049 --> 08:39.091 [SPEAKER_02]: What he does and he gets there. 08:39.211 --> 08:42.994 [SPEAKER_09]: Answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. 08:45.000 --> 08:57.892 [SPEAKER_05]: After repeatedly asking him questions that were worthy and not worthy, this was the end of it for him, where he had had it, of like, hey, if you're not going to answer anything, let's just start with your fucking tie and everything else here. 08:59.433 --> 09:01.135 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, Jesus Christ, dude. 09:01.275 --> 09:08.381 [SPEAKER_05]: This was, to me, you know, I was on a, some calls earlier this morning and this was on the background. 09:09.493 --> 09:16.376 [SPEAKER_05]: What feels like in everybody's living room or office or whatever the fuck they were today, and they said, how do you feel about this today? 09:16.396 --> 09:18.057 [SPEAKER_05]: Were you hoping to get answers and everything else? 09:19.457 --> 09:28.741 [SPEAKER_05]: I said to everyone this morning that I think this personally, pleading the fifth, was enough to ruin this is his legacy now. 09:28.941 --> 09:34.203 [SPEAKER_05]: This is enough to ruin anything he's ever done in his entire career or life or any of that. 09:34.863 --> 09:37.084 [SPEAKER_05]: And these clips will play 09:38.414 --> 09:41.975 [SPEAKER_05]: in the, you know, anal's a fucking history forever, dude. 09:42.135 --> 09:45.837 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, sorry, you're the, you're the, I plead the fifth guy. 09:46.257 --> 09:46.837 [SPEAKER_05]: And that's it. 09:47.317 --> 09:50.938 [SPEAKER_05]: That is who Dr. Fauci is, you know, he had no problem. 09:51.559 --> 09:57.361 [SPEAKER_05]: Going up there before it's on everybody, what to do and saying in his diary that he was wrong about it. 09:57.761 --> 10:02.302 [SPEAKER_05]: And then when actually confronted in front of the nation, he didn't answer one single question. 10:02.943 --> 10:06.244 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think it'll have any reflection on his character in history. 10:07.115 --> 10:17.079 [SPEAKER_02]: not one bit because the people who feel like you feel would feel that way, no matter what, and the people who are defending him will see this as preventing Republican law fair. 10:17.119 --> 10:17.880 [SPEAKER_02]: That's what they'll call it. 10:18.060 --> 10:18.720 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't see it. 10:18.940 --> 10:20.421 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't see any Democrats defending him. 10:20.441 --> 10:22.602 [SPEAKER_02]: You'll see it on MSNBC tonight. 10:22.962 --> 10:24.503 [SPEAKER_02]: You'll see them defending him. 10:24.963 --> 10:27.224 [SPEAKER_02]: The Republicans are just trying to blah, blah, blah. 10:27.264 --> 10:32.146 [SPEAKER_02]: And then they'll rightly, by the way, bring up to Trump both hired him, kept him on and gave him a ward. 10:32.666 --> 10:37.418 [SPEAKER_02]: and then continues to this day to doubt his involvement in the fucking vaccine, right? 10:38.179 --> 10:41.868 [SPEAKER_02]: Like none of these people are fucking serious, Trump especially on this issue is not serious. 10:43.444 --> 10:51.287 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, personally, what I wanted to see is, is Dr. Fauci ruined after reading those excerpts in the diary and he said, on the most famous man in the world. 10:51.768 --> 10:51.968 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 10:52.068 --> 10:52.728 [SPEAKER_05]: Hey, guess what? 10:52.768 --> 10:53.428 [SPEAKER_05]: You're art today. 10:53.528 --> 11:00.111 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but today, after this hearing, he's going to go back to a room full of people who like him and the $15 million he has. 11:01.031 --> 11:02.072 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't think so, man. 11:02.612 --> 11:09.615 [SPEAKER_05]: This is a guy, when you walk into a fucking restaurants or a grocery store or somebody sees him and then they, and they points. 11:10.335 --> 11:14.660 [SPEAKER_05]: This is the fucking dude that ruins all of our shits, essentially. 11:15.581 --> 11:26.272 [SPEAKER_05]: So, no, I think he lost all of his credibility as a scientist or a doctor, whatever the fuck he was been, you know, calling himself over the years, and that's it, man. 11:26.372 --> 11:27.694 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but he's 85 years old. 11:27.734 --> 11:30.196 [SPEAKER_02]: He'll be dead inside of 10 years and he doesn't care. 11:30.917 --> 11:32.319 [SPEAKER_02]: He doesn't respect you. 11:32.919 --> 11:33.780 [SPEAKER_02]: or your opinion. 11:33.820 --> 11:38.483 [SPEAKER_02]: And I don't mean you specifically, but anybody who disagrees with me, he thinks you're all wrong. 11:38.563 --> 11:39.824 [SPEAKER_02]: He has convinced himself with this. 11:39.844 --> 11:42.186 [SPEAKER_02]: He's been doing the diary where he said he's wrong. 11:42.226 --> 11:45.048 [SPEAKER_02]: He's been doing this since the early 80s with AIDS. 11:45.108 --> 11:46.609 [SPEAKER_02]: He lied to people about AIDS. 11:46.829 --> 11:53.854 [SPEAKER_02]: He told him he was the one that pushed the conspiracy theory that through every day normal contact you can get AIDS, right? 11:53.894 --> 11:57.717 [SPEAKER_02]: He's the one that's the one that promoter that's stupid bullshit. 12:00.670 --> 12:01.271 [SPEAKER_02]: What's happened? 12:01.851 --> 12:02.171 [SPEAKER_02]: Nothing. 12:02.672 --> 12:06.295 [SPEAKER_02]: Nothing will happen to his personality. 12:06.315 --> 12:15.703 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, he looked at how after all that shit through the 80s, look at how malignantly arrogant and narcissistic he remains to this day. 12:16.304 --> 12:19.146 [SPEAKER_02]: Nothing about this is going to affect his personal identity. 12:19.647 --> 12:23.570 [SPEAKER_05]: When he was reading the statement, holding the paper, reading the words off the paper and shaking. 12:23.771 --> 12:24.792 [SPEAKER_05]: When this started, who? 12:25.592 --> 12:26.893 [SPEAKER_05]: That told me all I needed to know. 12:26.993 --> 12:32.896 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, you gave him one, you gave him like three hours of Ajita, basically, you know what I mean? 12:32.936 --> 12:41.781 [SPEAKER_02]: That's that's the, so unless they prosecute this guy and he gets put in handcuffs somewhere and his assets get seized and blah, blah, blah, then this is all meaningless. 12:42.361 --> 12:43.762 [SPEAKER_02]: Now they have the opportunity to do it. 12:43.942 --> 12:46.644 [SPEAKER_02]: The question is, well, they, I don't know. 12:46.924 --> 12:51.266 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, no, I mean, Republicans never do anything with his shit, so it's rare. 12:51.727 --> 12:53.147 [SPEAKER_02]: It's rare that they do anything, yeah. 12:55.207 --> 12:56.408 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, let's see. 12:56.428 --> 12:58.989 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm hoping just like everybody else right on. 12:59.390 --> 13:06.274 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm hoping that they will, but yeah, and is this the very opening statement here, Luke, yeah, play this because this is what led it off. 13:06.554 --> 13:07.235 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry who? 13:09.085 --> 13:10.345 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, John won't explooke. 13:10.645 --> 13:11.806 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't fucking do that again. 13:11.986 --> 13:14.166 [SPEAKER_02]: I won't, but you basically dead named him. 13:14.426 --> 13:14.646 [SPEAKER_05]: Why? 13:14.666 --> 13:15.646 [SPEAKER_05]: I sure did, dude. 13:15.806 --> 13:16.426 [SPEAKER_02]: Blasher did. 13:16.486 --> 13:18.287 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm deeply offended. 13:18.407 --> 13:19.307 [SPEAKER_02]: You should file something. 13:19.527 --> 13:24.348 [SPEAKER_05]: But when I turned this on this morning and it started off like this, I was stunned. 13:24.428 --> 13:25.788 [SPEAKER_05]: I was not expecting this whatsoever. 13:26.308 --> 13:28.388 [SPEAKER_05]: This was the opening this morning. 13:28.408 --> 13:29.169 [SPEAKER_05]: I plead. 13:29.189 --> 13:31.149 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, though it pains me to do so. 13:32.189 --> 13:33.529 [SPEAKER_08]: Because of the respect. 13:34.229 --> 13:36.990 [SPEAKER_08]: I have for the legislative branch of government. 13:38.059 --> 13:53.350 [SPEAKER_08]: and my decades-long record of cooperating with Congress under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the fifth amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions. 13:53.731 --> 13:54.151 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you. 13:54.671 --> 13:55.652 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, though it... 13:55.672 --> 13:57.333 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so go to the next clip that I just sent you. 13:57.373 --> 13:58.614 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, so that's how it all started. 13:59.275 --> 14:04.379 [SPEAKER_05]: He was the other clip of Holly that led into the tie in the carpet and all of the shit because 14:05.622 --> 14:07.103 [SPEAKER_05]: I thought for sure he would have answered that. 14:07.483 --> 14:08.023 [SPEAKER_05]: I really did. 14:08.163 --> 14:09.644 [SPEAKER_05]: Like, hey, what colors your tides brown? 14:10.024 --> 14:11.265 [SPEAKER_05]: What colors the carpet red? 14:12.406 --> 14:13.266 [SPEAKER_05]: No, none of that. 14:13.446 --> 14:15.808 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, he's not answering one goddamn thing all day. 14:16.408 --> 14:19.650 [SPEAKER_05]: Play the rest of that clip from Josh Holley now, because that's what led into this. 14:20.070 --> 14:21.611 [SPEAKER_05]: But you had my favorite one. 14:21.911 --> 14:23.292 [SPEAKER_05]: That was my favorite one of the day. 14:23.392 --> 14:28.014 [SPEAKER_05]: But I was just like, hey, bro, you're not gonna answer one single goddamn thing. 14:28.094 --> 14:30.596 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, I just say just run up the numbers. 14:30.636 --> 14:31.896 [SPEAKER_05]: Treat this like the home run derby. 14:31.916 --> 14:33.517 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's see how many times you can get him to say it today. 14:35.765 --> 14:37.467 [SPEAKER_14]: You did all kinds of terrible things. 14:37.507 --> 14:39.370 [SPEAKER_14]: It's because during the pandemic, you got rich. 14:40.031 --> 14:40.451 [SPEAKER_14]: Didn't you? 14:41.052 --> 14:41.913 [SPEAKER_14]: You got rich. 14:42.694 --> 14:47.100 [SPEAKER_14]: Well, people were dying hundreds of thousands of Americans over a million in the end. 14:47.220 --> 14:51.786 [SPEAKER_14]: And you were getting rich and not only were you doing that, you were using federal employees. 14:52.427 --> 15:08.092 [SPEAKER_14]: with taxpayer money to apply for and solicit cash prizes for you personally cash prizes totaling over a million dollars you did all of that during the pandemic didn't you that's a question. 15:09.573 --> 15:15.535 [SPEAKER_09]: On the divisive council I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment to the Constitution. 15:15.635 --> 15:18.156 [SPEAKER_14]: You remember Greg Fulkers who was that? 15:19.998 --> 15:25.919 [SPEAKER_09]: On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. 15:25.939 --> 15:27.480 [SPEAKER_14]: Your chief of staff is the answer. 15:27.500 --> 15:29.920 [SPEAKER_14]: Do you remember Patricia Conrad, who was that? 15:31.481 --> 15:37.322 [SPEAKER_09]: On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. 15:37.342 --> 15:38.903 [SPEAKER_14]: Ah-ha, she was your personal assistant. 15:38.963 --> 15:46.964 [SPEAKER_14]: And what were these individuals doing in the depth of the pandemic in November of 2020 when millions of Americans were suffering from COVID? 15:47.004 --> 15:47.865 [SPEAKER_14]: What were they doing? 15:47.905 --> 15:48.785 [SPEAKER_14]: I tell you what they're doing. 15:49.752 --> 15:55.856 [SPEAKER_14]: Folkers was on your behalf soliciting and gathering information for a cash award. 15:55.876 --> 15:56.457 [SPEAKER_14]: Let's look at it. 15:56.477 --> 15:59.499 [SPEAKER_14]: We've got his email right here right over my shoulder. 16:00.520 --> 16:04.302 [SPEAKER_14]: Folkers says I'm working on this nomination for the Dan David Award for Fauci. 16:04.322 --> 16:06.023 [SPEAKER_14]: We need to beef up the COVID part. 16:06.043 --> 16:11.807 [SPEAKER_14]: Do you have language in the can that you can share that delineates how we responded in new ways to COVID? 16:11.827 --> 16:14.529 [SPEAKER_14]: He sends this to multiple federal employees. 16:14.569 --> 16:15.830 [SPEAKER_14]: What was the Dan David award? 16:15.850 --> 16:16.751 [SPEAKER_14]: Do you remember Doc? 16:19.168 --> 16:25.296 [SPEAKER_09]: On the advice of Council, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. 16:25.476 --> 16:27.959 [SPEAKER_14]: It was a $900,000 cash award, $900,000 cash award. 16:28.980 --> 16:29.901 [SPEAKER_14]: Need a fifth. 16:29.921 --> 16:30.742 [SPEAKER_14]: And he got it. 16:35.768 --> 16:41.650 [SPEAKER_14]: because he used federal employees to get it, and this wasn't the only award, was it Dr. Fauci? 16:41.670 --> 16:51.472 [SPEAKER_14]: In fact, you applied for and received at least eight other federal cash prizes on federal time using federal employees and federal resources. 16:51.773 --> 16:52.953 [SPEAKER_14]: Here they are over my shoulder. 16:53.668 --> 16:56.451 [SPEAKER_14]: Besides the Dan David award, you've got the Partnership for Public Service. 16:56.471 --> 16:57.613 [SPEAKER_14]: You've got the Adelson Prize. 16:57.633 --> 16:58.994 [SPEAKER_14]: You've got the Smith Sony and award. 16:59.014 --> 17:00.897 [SPEAKER_14]: You've got the National Academy of Medicines Award. 17:00.917 --> 17:02.278 [SPEAKER_14]: You've got the CDC Foundation. 17:02.318 --> 17:06.703 [SPEAKER_14]: In fact, you turn your staff into a full-time application machine. 17:07.044 --> 17:11.088 [SPEAKER_14]: You actually wrote to people and said, do you think maybe I'd qualify? 17:11.778 --> 17:13.421 [SPEAKER_14]: And you got cash for all of this. 17:14.142 --> 17:25.640 [SPEAKER_14]: And it wasn't just one or two employees, was it, in fact, you use eight separate federal employees on federal time using federal resources to solicit cash awards, isn't that true? 17:27.860 --> 17:33.485 [SPEAKER_09]: on the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my right under the fifth amendment to the constitution. 17:33.525 --> 17:34.926 [SPEAKER_14]: Here they are right over my shoulder. 17:34.966 --> 17:35.647 [SPEAKER_14]: Here's all of them. 17:35.867 --> 17:52.961 [SPEAKER_14]: The people that you use federal employees so that you could go and get cash money and the most hilarious part is that you weren't content to even dream them into applying for all of these cash awards, you then have them go out to the ethics agencies and ethics watch 17:57.283 --> 17:57.864 [SPEAKER_14]: That's right. 17:58.264 --> 18:08.634 [SPEAKER_14]: We've got it in your emails, your staff and employees on federal time using federal resources being paid with federal dollars are soliciting cash for you. 18:09.015 --> 18:12.778 [SPEAKER_14]: And then they're turning around and saying to the agency, we don't want just an answer. 18:12.858 --> 18:16.582 [SPEAKER_14]: We want to get to yes because Fauci wants the money. 18:17.383 --> 18:18.023 [SPEAKER_14]: He wants it. 18:18.994 --> 18:21.856 [SPEAKER_14]: We want to get to yes and yes takes time. 18:22.096 --> 18:35.806 [SPEAKER_14]: This is your chief of staff again using federal email to pressure the agency's own ethics people so that you could get money so that you could get rich and evaluate the law didn't 18:48.227 --> 18:51.429 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, go ahead and check your DMs on Twitter. 18:53.970 --> 18:55.151 [SPEAKER_02]: Just put it up there. 18:55.271 --> 18:55.691 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 18:56.831 --> 18:58.692 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that took me five seconds. 18:58.772 --> 18:59.793 [SPEAKER_02]: Put it up on the screen there, guy. 18:59.873 --> 19:00.533 [SPEAKER_05]: Please, the FIF. 19:00.573 --> 19:01.253 [SPEAKER_02]: All right. 19:01.474 --> 19:04.975 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, this is what's going to be available on Dragon Bros. 19:04.995 --> 19:06.216 [SPEAKER_02]: There's some variation of it. 19:06.236 --> 19:07.957 [SPEAKER_02]: You can go ahead and put this up to you. 19:08.297 --> 19:09.718 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know why my book is involved. 19:09.758 --> 19:11.879 [SPEAKER_02]: I got to take that promo code down to my book. 19:11.919 --> 19:12.919 [SPEAKER_02]: He's not in that. 19:12.979 --> 19:14.000 [SPEAKER_02]: Sorry, 8 in which. 19:14.060 --> 19:15.180 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 19:15.420 --> 19:16.781 [SPEAKER_02]: Go ahead and switch the next image. 19:19.569 --> 19:20.149 [SPEAKER_02]: there it is. 19:20.990 --> 19:22.150 [SPEAKER_02]: Now we'll clean some of this up. 19:22.171 --> 19:25.152 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, obviously, we'll have that that's shirt up there. 19:25.252 --> 19:26.393 [SPEAKER_05]: Jesus Christ, man. 19:27.614 --> 19:28.374 [SPEAKER_05]: This fucking guy. 19:29.014 --> 19:31.156 [SPEAKER_05]: Go to your DMs and play this next clip, Luke. 19:33.837 --> 19:35.938 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, there is just a treasure trove today. 19:41.482 --> 19:45.024 [SPEAKER_16]: I said to myself, I cannot stand 19:48.608 --> 20:03.322 [SPEAKER_16]: It was about six years ago today that I decided I'm going to give up my businesses, sell them all, run for office, run through the United States Senate, here I am sitting in front of these six years later saying who the fuck do you think you were for doing that? 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33:26.237 --> 33:28.438 [SPEAKER_13]: I've remectin, and did you do that? 33:28.778 --> 33:43.007 [SPEAKER_13]: Because you knew the only way you get in emergency authorization for these drugs, these experimental gene therapy was if there was no effect or treatment, you could get the emergency use authorization. 33:43.027 --> 33:45.408 [SPEAKER_13]: So is that, is that why you help sabotage? 33:46.688 --> 33:53.212 [SPEAKER_13]: These cheap generic drugs in favor of Remedestory, which by the way, nurses, are you were the fact that nurses called it run death as near? 33:57.835 --> 34:02.678 [SPEAKER_09]: On the divisive council, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the fifth amendment. 34:04.339 --> 34:12.644 [SPEAKER_05]: The signs that were held up don't worry, they're dying in peace, all that other shit outside the hospitals, the people that were arrested on the beach in California. 34:13.323 --> 34:17.144 [SPEAKER_05]: And everywhere else, the goddamn cards, people had to carry around. 34:17.344 --> 34:23.126 [SPEAKER_05]: That said, you got vaccinated just to go in and out a place is the fucking stickers that you mentioned earlier. 34:23.246 --> 34:31.828 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, all of this is so fucking insane looking back at it that it's like, I, oh, so that was the final total. 34:32.088 --> 34:34.289 [SPEAKER_05]: It was 111, 111 times. 34:34.669 --> 34:37.390 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but I mean, again, some of them are, 34:39.094 --> 34:42.298 [SPEAKER_02]: about his tie and a color of carpet and shit like that. 34:42.338 --> 34:48.085 [SPEAKER_02]: Those will not count as counts of contempt, because he's entitled to invoke the fifth. 34:48.405 --> 34:53.171 [SPEAKER_02]: What he's not entitled to is invoke the fifth about something he's been pardoned for, that is contempt of Congress. 34:54.432 --> 34:54.953 [SPEAKER_02]: So we'll see. 34:55.053 --> 34:57.976 [SPEAKER_02]: We'll see if Rand Paul has the chutzpah to make this, 34:59.151 --> 35:23.968 [SPEAKER_05]: uh... happened as a three minutes ago uh... ran paul is referring found she to uh... for contempt of congress charges um... faces up to years in prison now on the flip side of this is what year years in prison if he's convicted but on the flip side of this and this is a question i i don't know the answer to uh... they're saying senate would have to vote on this and it would have to put past the sixty vote hurdle mark um... uh... yeah yeah 35:25.339 --> 35:29.385 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, if we can't get the Save America Act pass, you think you got 60 for this? 35:29.625 --> 35:30.487 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, we'll see, right? 35:30.527 --> 35:34.452 [SPEAKER_02]: It's another point of pressure, I suppose. 35:34.512 --> 35:39.099 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a point of pressure for to put on 35:40.361 --> 35:55.493 [SPEAKER_02]: the not the Democrats because they don't care, but you can go to May now and say Susan Collins, if you don't vote to nuke the fellow buster so we can prosecute Fauci, then we're gonna spend a billion dollars in the next three months, making sure you never fucking get elected, even if there's a communist in office. 35:55.673 --> 35:57.154 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, and that's exactly what I would do. 35:58.617 --> 36:01.319 [SPEAKER_02]: grind her into capitulation, same thing with McCowsky. 36:02.019 --> 36:03.780 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know what you can do about Mitch McCowdo. 36:03.800 --> 36:04.621 [SPEAKER_02]: He's not even alive. 36:04.641 --> 36:05.361 [SPEAKER_05]: He's not alive. 36:05.521 --> 36:06.902 [SPEAKER_05]: Tom Tillis is retiring. 36:07.422 --> 36:08.923 [SPEAKER_05]: Who are the other fucks out there? 36:09.504 --> 36:09.824 [SPEAKER_05]: That's it. 36:10.904 --> 36:11.365 [SPEAKER_05]: Those four. 36:12.605 --> 36:14.827 [SPEAKER_05]: So yeah, you know, you get two of them. 36:14.987 --> 36:16.508 [SPEAKER_02]: Two of them are running for office right now. 36:19.196 --> 36:31.582 [SPEAKER_05]: But you know, if you're going back and forth looking at the media here, they're saying he can't invoke the fifth, and then yeah, he's completely leaning on contempt of Congress and getting 60 votes to clear that hurdle to do it. 36:32.063 --> 36:36.405 [SPEAKER_05]: And he thinks clearly as of today that he's got the votes to do it. 36:36.485 --> 36:45.869 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I mean, if I'm repubes, if I'm Trump especially, I don't know if Trump's going to push this because again at no point did he ever take a stand against 36:47.203 --> 36:51.345 [SPEAKER_02]: What he like in the last couple of days, what he said is, I didn't realize he was that bad. 36:51.525 --> 36:55.207 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, sir, it's kind of your job to know if he's that bad or not. 36:55.247 --> 36:56.088 [SPEAKER_02]: That's unexcuse. 36:56.108 --> 36:57.549 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'll tell you this. 36:57.569 --> 37:00.970 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, how about the others? 37:01.150 --> 37:04.993 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, he's been doing this since fucking, what's since Reagan? 37:09.295 --> 37:11.816 [SPEAKER_02]: If this guy's not held accountable for what he did. 37:12.757 --> 37:12.917 [SPEAKER_02]: And, 37:14.100 --> 37:21.783 [SPEAKER_02]: something that has broad support, 70, 90, right, Democrat, repube, look at the save act doesn't get passed. 37:22.863 --> 37:28.005 [SPEAKER_02]: Then Congress will have broken the social contract. 37:28.884 --> 37:29.124 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 37:29.304 --> 37:36.687 [SPEAKER_02]: Social contract is that we elect you to represent us and we expect you just the same as we do with the police. 37:36.768 --> 37:37.568 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 37:37.748 --> 37:45.051 [SPEAKER_02]: If the police are not protecting a town for whatever reason, they've not maybe not the individual, right. 37:45.071 --> 37:51.254 [SPEAKER_02]: But the organization has broken the social contract and now people will inevitably start policing themselves. 37:51.554 --> 37:52.234 [SPEAKER_02]: That's how it works. 37:53.755 --> 37:57.577 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's what you should expect and not only should expect, but this is what we 37:59.666 --> 38:03.788 [SPEAKER_02]: If these very simple things we're asking them to do, cannot get done. 38:04.168 --> 38:06.069 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, sometimes it takes time to do this. 38:06.829 --> 38:12.911 [SPEAKER_02]: Again, one of the reasons they waited so long to have this hearing in the first place was legal strategy. 38:13.392 --> 38:16.613 [SPEAKER_02]: So he couldn't use that as an excuse, like recriminating himself. 38:17.333 --> 38:17.893 [SPEAKER_02]: Fair enough, right? 38:18.494 --> 38:18.734 [SPEAKER_02]: But... 38:19.434 --> 38:20.114 [SPEAKER_02]: That's over now. 38:20.335 --> 38:35.004 [SPEAKER_02]: And the only thing stopping the prosecution is the fact that they can't muster the courage or the political will to hammer two Republicans, not Democrats, but two Republicans, to do what the party is asking them to do. 38:36.702 --> 38:37.542 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 38:37.863 --> 38:41.544 [SPEAKER_02]: So if you cannot muster that, this is just about Republicans. 38:41.564 --> 38:47.888 [SPEAKER_02]: Forget about Democrats who, you know, they're perfectly fine breaking the social contract as well. 38:49.108 --> 38:58.373 [SPEAKER_02]: If the Republicans as constituted right now cannot muster the balls and savvy or whatever it is that they require, 38:59.385 --> 39:03.007 [SPEAKER_02]: to get these very simple, broadly popular things done. 39:03.488 --> 39:05.289 [SPEAKER_02]: Then they'll have broken the social contract. 39:05.309 --> 39:07.531 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not talking about never voting for Republicans again. 39:07.911 --> 39:16.237 [SPEAKER_02]: What I'm talking about is disengaging them from power entirely, you know what I mean? 39:16.317 --> 39:22.060 [SPEAKER_02]: And this is on you, the individual, to stop all of this. 39:22.976 --> 39:27.760 [SPEAKER_02]: the cheerleading for politicians, the cheering against them, fuck them, who cares, right? 39:29.462 --> 39:32.745 [SPEAKER_02]: You can control your life, and you can control some stuff around you. 39:33.246 --> 39:39.471 [SPEAKER_02]: And until we kind of refocus back on those things, then this is just Kabuki theater. 39:39.611 --> 39:40.512 [SPEAKER_02]: It's nonsense, right? 39:41.213 --> 39:44.336 [SPEAKER_02]: Because when's the last victory that's been handed to you by Republicans? 39:46.568 --> 39:50.151 [SPEAKER_02]: have they moved us to the right in any meaningful way in your lifetime? 39:50.872 --> 39:59.820 [SPEAKER_02]: The answer is no, right, because even the great Republican as they, as they like to call him, Ronald Reagan moved us to 40:08.246 --> 40:37.311 [SPEAKER_02]: uh... banned machine guns and shit like that um... even next in that one's the two she's yet the middle institutions even next in no fault divorce uh... new full divorce yet uh... even next in added uh... created the EPA right a lot of people are on this nixon train right now okay did some stuff uh... he created the EPA word that's worse than any good thing he did by far so when's the last time ever pub moved us to the right 40:39.251 --> 40:41.413 [SPEAKER_02]: There is no answer to that question, right? 40:41.433 --> 40:43.175 [SPEAKER_02]: Because it never fucking happened ever. 40:43.356 --> 40:46.920 [SPEAKER_02]: And the history of this country so far as we've been paying attention. 40:48.161 --> 40:55.449 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't even like using the Supreme Court 40:58.508 --> 41:18.896 [SPEAKER_02]: the way it was used in the first 20 years of the 20th century, passing an amendment to take to remove the states' right to elect Senate, making a direct election by the people, all this other stuff, income tax, so on and so forth. 41:19.857 --> 41:25.559 [SPEAKER_02]: The only thing Eisenhower was able to muster was to broaden social programs that FDR started 41:27.868 --> 41:34.292 [SPEAKER_02]: that the military industrial complex was going to pretend to be Republican while driving up the national debt and get us into wars we shouldn't belong in. 41:34.893 --> 41:39.315 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the last thing Republicans did meaningfully was to warn us about what they were doing. 41:40.816 --> 41:45.079 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he went away and they just kept doing it for the next 50 years, 75 years now. 41:46.600 --> 41:47.081 [SPEAKER_02]: This is all. 41:48.782 --> 41:50.323 [SPEAKER_02]: You don't know any Republican anything. 41:50.403 --> 41:52.884 [SPEAKER_02]: Now I'm not telling you to vote for Democrats at all. 41:52.944 --> 41:55.266 [SPEAKER_02]: That's retarded, but you have to start. 41:56.781 --> 42:12.532 [SPEAKER_02]: aggressively holding these people accountable, aggressively, and the libertarians for all the shit I talk about them did a pretty good job of it this last election cycle. 42:13.947 --> 42:15.489 [SPEAKER_02]: And they did it the right way, by the way. 42:15.670 --> 42:16.791 [SPEAKER_02]: Frankly, they did it the right way. 42:16.811 --> 42:18.373 [SPEAKER_02]: They had a meeting. 42:19.114 --> 42:24.941 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, the members that were in the crowd will those leftist pedophiles that were yelling at Trump and stuff like that, forget about them. 42:24.981 --> 42:27.084 [SPEAKER_02]: But the people who were in charge of the party at the time. 42:28.175 --> 42:33.340 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, people like Austin Paget, who we've had on the show before, it has wife, it's so on. 42:33.360 --> 42:37.383 [SPEAKER_02]: We're like, hey, come talk to these people, tell them what you can do for libertarians and see if you can get their vote. 42:37.824 --> 42:41.827 [SPEAKER_02]: And Trump said we're going to fucking free Ross, yeah, we're going to do this. 42:41.847 --> 42:42.488 [SPEAKER_02]: We're going to do that. 42:42.748 --> 42:44.069 [SPEAKER_02]: No, like, all right, cool, we'll vote for you. 42:44.569 --> 42:50.855 [SPEAKER_02]: That should be how it works for every segment of the voting population, every single election cycle. 42:51.275 --> 42:52.997 [SPEAKER_02]: What exactly are you going to do for me? 42:54.774 --> 43:02.599 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's not about, like, so Jeff case says, don't ask what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. 43:02.899 --> 43:09.224 [SPEAKER_02]: What you can do for your, asking your fucking elected representatives to do what the fuck they were elected for is not asking stuff for yourself. 43:09.344 --> 43:09.504 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 43:09.664 --> 43:10.405 [SPEAKER_02]: Just to be clear. 43:10.925 --> 43:15.208 [SPEAKER_02]: What you can do for your country is hold them accountable instead of cheerleading or cheering against. 43:15.768 --> 43:16.248 [SPEAKER_02]: Like you can't. 43:17.209 --> 43:19.471 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, there's no room for nihilism either, right? 43:20.511 --> 43:22.713 [SPEAKER_02]: At worst, your reaction should be, you know what? 43:22.773 --> 43:24.774 [SPEAKER_02]: Fuck you guys, we're going to take care of it ourselves. 43:24.994 --> 43:25.955 [SPEAKER_02]: That's not nihilism. 43:26.835 --> 43:31.018 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a nation of joiners as we like to call them, right? 43:31.779 --> 43:33.199 [SPEAKER_02]: So we'll see how this all plays out. 43:33.260 --> 43:36.802 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll tell you on, forget about a ran in gas prices. 43:37.302 --> 43:41.345 [SPEAKER_02]: If there isn't significant movement on this issue right here, there's the Republicans have no chance of that. 43:42.267 --> 43:46.709 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, I look, this, the save acts is bigger than this, in my opinion. 43:47.289 --> 43:51.591 [SPEAKER_02]: It might be, it might be bigger long-term, but the history of our country. 43:51.651 --> 43:57.774 [SPEAKER_02]: For the history of the country, I think that's absolutely true, but for this election in 26, this is the most important thing. 43:58.735 --> 44:03.537 [SPEAKER_02]: If something doesn't happen with Anthony Fauci specifically, the Republicans have no chance to win. 44:04.153 --> 44:10.016 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, when you were talking, I was going to the rest of these accounts to see what all the big Democrats were saying about this today. 44:10.396 --> 44:10.756 [SPEAKER_05]: Silence. 44:11.277 --> 44:12.037 [SPEAKER_05]: Nancy Pelosi. 44:12.237 --> 44:12.497 [SPEAKER_05]: Nothing. 44:12.978 --> 44:13.558 [SPEAKER_05]: Chuck Schumer. 44:13.658 --> 44:13.938 [SPEAKER_05]: Nothing. 44:14.018 --> 44:15.999 [SPEAKER_05]: We'll see nothing Bernie Sanders. 44:16.059 --> 44:21.022 [SPEAKER_02]: Nancy Pelosi shorting the gas market right now, because oil prices are going back up for the next week or so. 44:21.788 --> 44:24.030 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, well, look, she's very good at it. 44:24.090 --> 44:25.091 [SPEAKER_05]: She's she's excellent at it. 44:25.111 --> 44:31.155 [SPEAKER_05]: And you don't by the way, you don't need to clear these guys come right out of the gate with a prepared statement that is copy and paste it into all their feeds. 44:31.536 --> 44:32.817 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, there's none of that right. 44:32.837 --> 44:33.077 [SPEAKER_02]: We'll see. 44:33.117 --> 44:34.218 [SPEAKER_02]: It's only been over for an hour. 44:34.278 --> 44:34.778 [SPEAKER_02]: So we'll see. 44:36.219 --> 44:37.661 [SPEAKER_05]: I look, somebody made a comment. 44:39.262 --> 44:43.005 [SPEAKER_05]: And what's what's on MS NBC right now? 44:44.948 --> 44:45.828 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a great question. 44:46.248 --> 44:50.229 [SPEAKER_05]: But I, this would got the laughing of you here. 44:50.390 --> 44:53.310 [SPEAKER_02]: Here's what, here's what MSNBC's headline story is. 44:53.610 --> 44:57.071 [SPEAKER_02]: Fauci foils the GOP's plan to use his private diaries against him. 44:59.452 --> 44:59.852 [SPEAKER_05]: foils. 45:01.873 --> 45:03.573 [SPEAKER_05]: That's the fucking headline they went with here. 45:03.993 --> 45:11.095 [SPEAKER_02]: Rob Johnson tells former NA and Iade director to expect Sapina for invoking fifth. 45:11.656 --> 45:12.656 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a criminal, Sapina. 45:14.792 --> 45:14.952 [SPEAKER_02]: No. 45:15.793 --> 45:17.053 [SPEAKER_02]: That's that's their message. 45:17.374 --> 45:18.634 [SPEAKER_02]: That's MSMBC's message. 45:18.674 --> 45:19.655 [SPEAKER_05]: Check CNN real quick. 45:21.436 --> 45:24.598 [SPEAKER_05]: I checked all the politicians feeds nothing out of the left so far. 45:25.078 --> 45:26.639 [SPEAKER_02]: CNN's just going to go straight with it. 45:26.819 --> 45:27.319 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's see. 45:28.880 --> 45:34.544 [SPEAKER_05]: Senator Powell Paul Valle's content vote for repeatedly 45:44.185 --> 45:56.872 [SPEAKER_04]: So I mean, the second one is Fauci, uh, well, the sort of the point that the put underneath it is Fauci invoked the right over a hundred times as his lawyer was ejected in the contentious pandemic hearing. 45:57.052 --> 45:58.132 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, check Fox now. 46:00.714 --> 46:01.814 [SPEAKER_05]: We've got him this time. 46:01.894 --> 46:02.795 [SPEAKER_05]: No, I know. 46:02.895 --> 46:03.575 [SPEAKER_02]: That's when I'm waiting. 46:03.595 --> 46:05.076 [SPEAKER_02]: The walls are closing in on it. 46:05.096 --> 46:06.577 [SPEAKER_02]: Did he vouch you fuck off? 46:07.520 --> 46:10.061 [SPEAKER_02]: And one thing that walls are closing on is your mom. 46:10.301 --> 46:13.083 [SPEAKER_04]: Fauci attorney ejected from Senate hearing after chaotic. 46:13.103 --> 46:15.444 [SPEAKER_05]: Now that I loved and we could show. 46:15.524 --> 46:17.145 [SPEAKER_05]: It's not, it's hilarious. 46:17.205 --> 46:18.145 [SPEAKER_05]: Anti-climactic. 46:18.426 --> 46:20.006 [SPEAKER_05]: It's, it's pretty fucking hilarious. 46:20.086 --> 46:22.087 [SPEAKER_05]: But yeah, go to your DMs real quick. 46:23.108 --> 46:28.671 [SPEAKER_05]: Harvey Levin from TMZ apparently went live from TMZ. 46:28.931 --> 46:30.051 [SPEAKER_05]: I've made a statement about it. 46:30.952 --> 46:31.532 [SPEAKER_05]: Press play. 46:31.592 --> 46:33.413 [SPEAKER_11]: Recognize security. 46:33.593 --> 46:34.734 [SPEAKER_05]: I have not used. 46:36.687 --> 46:37.628 [SPEAKER_11]: Well, we'll hold off. 46:37.968 --> 46:38.689 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 46:38.709 --> 46:40.030 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, it's going on in the background. 46:40.070 --> 46:41.091 [SPEAKER_04]: I blame Fox News. 46:41.231 --> 46:44.614 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, if you're watching porn on company hours, I don't care. 46:45.055 --> 46:45.775 [SPEAKER_04]: Just mute it. 46:46.216 --> 46:47.577 [SPEAKER_04]: We have to go to clips, too. 46:47.597 --> 46:49.138 [SPEAKER_04]: Sorry, I'll be more careful. 46:49.178 --> 46:53.162 [SPEAKER_05]: It's the only way you can get off is listening to old speeches of Mitch McConnell. 46:53.642 --> 46:54.303 [SPEAKER_05]: It's fine. 46:54.383 --> 46:55.424 [SPEAKER_05]: We don't kink shame here. 46:55.444 --> 46:56.505 [SPEAKER_05]: Never have, never will. 46:56.585 --> 46:58.246 [SPEAKER_05]: His voice is just so stupid. 46:58.286 --> 47:00.128 [SPEAKER_05]: Do we get off air, okay? 47:00.809 --> 47:02.290 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, press play on this. 47:04.518 --> 47:14.805 [SPEAKER_15]: I have not used TMZ's YouTube channel to vent personal feelings about issues, but I'm going to do that today. 47:16.346 --> 47:24.171 [SPEAKER_15]: Watching Anthony Fauci before a congressional hearing taking the fifth amendment, 47:26.227 --> 47:31.536 [SPEAKER_15]: is just one of the most heartbreaking things I have seen in government in my lifetime. 47:33.078 --> 47:36.984 [SPEAKER_15]: And this is something we need to reckon with that. 47:38.483 --> 47:39.343 [SPEAKER_15]: I'm gonna say a front. 47:39.783 --> 47:43.824 [SPEAKER_15]: I have problems the way the CDC handled COVID. 47:44.024 --> 47:54.507 [SPEAKER_15]: I think that they did damage to children, to adults, and I don't think they did it maliciously. 47:54.567 --> 48:06.950 [SPEAKER_15]: I think they did it because they were using their judgment and were overprotective, and I think at times overstated things, things they said they knew 48:08.871 --> 48:14.958 [SPEAKER_15]: And I have personal problems with the way that COVID was handled. 48:15.479 --> 48:22.308 [SPEAKER_15]: That said, Anthony Fauci, over a period of decades, has been 48:23.143 --> 48:34.808 [SPEAKER_15]: an amazing public servant in the 80s because it's clown Tom, I had many friends who died of AIDS, a horrible painful death. 48:36.409 --> 48:50.195 [SPEAKER_15]: And I had friends who lived because of Anthony Fauci because he was willing to look at experimental drugs in a different way than they had looked at them before. 48:52.237 --> 48:55.200 [SPEAKER_15]: that really resulted in live saved. 48:55.541 --> 49:05.653 [SPEAKER_15]: And he has done so many other things in his career to Fort Epidemics, to save lives. 49:06.274 --> 49:07.555 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not just on here, Luke. 49:07.616 --> 49:09.218 [SPEAKER_05]: Because I'm all good with the rest of this bullshit. 49:09.258 --> 49:09.918 [SPEAKER_05]: Zoom in there. 49:10.619 --> 49:14.522 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, right behind him is a bottle of, is that Chalula hot sauce? 49:14.542 --> 49:15.863 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's Chalula. 49:15.883 --> 49:16.443 [SPEAKER_05]: Some pills. 49:16.483 --> 49:18.585 [SPEAKER_05]: There is a bunch of pills there. 49:18.605 --> 49:21.166 [SPEAKER_05]: Two prescriptions and one vitamins. 49:21.326 --> 49:22.627 [SPEAKER_05]: Slide those my way, dude. 49:22.767 --> 49:24.609 [SPEAKER_05]: I am fucking sore from coaching. 49:24.769 --> 49:26.110 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, what's the picture of the dog? 49:26.130 --> 49:26.450 [SPEAKER_02]: Go down. 49:26.790 --> 49:28.671 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, what's the, there we go. 49:29.011 --> 49:30.933 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, the dog, it's a boxer. 49:31.113 --> 49:31.613 [SPEAKER_05]: Look at that. 49:31.933 --> 49:32.774 [SPEAKER_02]: A very good boy. 49:33.614 --> 49:38.578 [SPEAKER_02]: Uh, actually, they're kind of at, their assholes and, uh, they're not mean or aggressive. 49:38.618 --> 49:43.181 [SPEAKER_02]: They just like, it's a boss interior that's the size of a fucking big pit bull. 49:43.301 --> 49:44.461 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they're fucking lunatics. 49:44.521 --> 49:44.942 [SPEAKER_02]: I love them. 49:44.982 --> 49:45.902 [SPEAKER_02]: Bakers got two of them. 49:46.062 --> 49:46.743 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, and they're real. 49:46.783 --> 49:50.805 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, they're really fucking cute, but God damn, do my buddy had one he worked in politics. 49:51.386 --> 49:52.567 [SPEAKER_02]: And he took it, um, 49:53.267 --> 50:01.821 [SPEAKER_02]: to the Entercontinental at the Warf DC, which is like a thousand bucks a night, left it in there for like two hours during a meeting, it destroyed everything. 50:01.881 --> 50:02.522 [SPEAKER_02]: Or it's worth it. 50:02.542 --> 50:05.226 [SPEAKER_02]: We have that fucking couch apart now, luckily he uses AMX. 50:06.288 --> 50:08.589 [SPEAKER_02]: to fucking bucket, so it's like 500 bucks, right? 50:08.849 --> 50:10.230 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know how much it caused in her content. 50:10.250 --> 50:14.592 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I'm probably quite a bit worn that, but that dog fucking annihilated that thing. 50:15.713 --> 50:18.154 [SPEAKER_02]: Boomerators says that eat rocks for fun, yes, that is right. 50:18.254 --> 50:22.136 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's that it's- They are fucking psychopaths, but like super sweet, too. 50:22.156 --> 50:24.877 [SPEAKER_02]: They're not aggressive or anything, they're just fucking lunatics. 50:25.408 --> 50:27.470 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, but the last part of this that I wanted to ask you about. 50:27.490 --> 50:32.494 [SPEAKER_05]: So Fauci's pardon is dated back from 2014, similar to his son. 50:32.874 --> 50:34.555 [SPEAKER_05]: Now with Hunter, we know what it was. 50:34.615 --> 50:44.202 [SPEAKER_05]: It was Breeze Mun, all that other shouts, um, but in 2014, after the Internet did some slew thing here, why that year, why, why then? 50:44.282 --> 50:48.586 [SPEAKER_05]: Why did the, the fucking pardon go all the way back to then, apparently the NIH awarded 50:55.478 --> 50:58.821 [SPEAKER_02]: A lot of stuff happened under Obama in 2014, didn't it? 50:59.121 --> 51:00.202 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 51:00.522 --> 51:09.549 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the color, the second US-led color revolution and Ukraine happened in 2014, after the Orange Revolution. 51:10.509 --> 51:13.552 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's when Victoria Newellin and John McCain were in Ukraine. 51:13.572 --> 51:16.454 [SPEAKER_02]: But like, yeah, we just overthrew a country like, oh, you shouldn't say that. 51:16.534 --> 51:17.675 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, you can't say that aloud. 51:17.695 --> 51:18.495 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's say that. 51:18.695 --> 51:19.756 [SPEAKER_02]: Think on it. 51:19.796 --> 51:20.577 [SPEAKER_02]: 2014, they give, 51:22.098 --> 51:28.263 [SPEAKER_02]: But Fauci, the keys to create this virus to unleash on the world, a lot of stuff have. 51:28.283 --> 51:29.644 [SPEAKER_02]: What else happened in 2014? 51:29.684 --> 51:32.746 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's look back at what some significant things that happened in 2014. 51:32.786 --> 51:38.170 [SPEAKER_02]: I think we may be on a sum here. 51:38.490 --> 51:38.911 [SPEAKER_04]: Ebola. 51:40.051 --> 51:40.352 [SPEAKER_02]: Really? 51:41.092 --> 51:42.693 [SPEAKER_02]: Ebola happens every couple of years. 51:42.733 --> 51:44.335 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but that's when it started, right? 51:46.487 --> 52:12.833 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... cramia and exception of course rise of isis tycoon image 17 which i found more work of that had anything to do with it yeah holy shit what else the sea Olympics the world cup and the ice bucket challenge uh... yeah new obama was behind that one how did the ice bucket challenge work out of the cure a last from the the answers now answers now there 52:13.292 --> 52:18.376 [SPEAKER_03]: Not that I'm aware of, but one good outcome was 50 cent got to dunk on Floyd Mayweather and I fucking love singing. 52:18.556 --> 52:21.118 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh yeah, after he couldn't fucking read, dude. 52:21.138 --> 52:23.060 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, still can't read, by the way, that guy. 52:23.660 --> 52:24.101 [SPEAKER_05]: Who 50? 52:24.681 --> 52:25.542 [SPEAKER_05]: No, he can read. 52:25.602 --> 52:25.902 [SPEAKER_05]: Fine. 52:26.403 --> 52:26.783 [SPEAKER_05]: Mayweather. 52:27.403 --> 52:28.925 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh yeah, you may weather cannot read. 52:28.985 --> 52:31.206 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, that's not going to happen at this point. 52:32.207 --> 52:37.291 [SPEAKER_04]: The hoothies took over the Yemeni capital, starting the Yemeni civil war. 52:37.311 --> 52:38.012 [SPEAKER_04]: Well. 52:40.634 --> 52:45.815 [SPEAKER_05]: A lot of shit, but with fouls you dude, I, again, I look at today. 52:46.136 --> 52:49.396 [SPEAKER_05]: Since I am not seeing any fucking Democrats talk about this whatsoever. 52:50.457 --> 52:55.378 [SPEAKER_05]: It's just a dude who wanted to be famous, be the guy, and this is your legacy right now. 52:55.798 --> 52:56.398 [SPEAKER_05]: I played the fifth. 52:56.899 --> 52:57.219 [SPEAKER_05]: That's it. 52:57.319 --> 53:00.500 [SPEAKER_05]: Even with Roger Clemens, my wife was asking me about this. 53:00.920 --> 53:04.981 [SPEAKER_05]: She goes, can you remember anybody else doing this, and I go, Roger Clemens is the last one? 53:06.138 --> 53:07.639 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, Raphael Palmer are all right. 53:07.939 --> 53:09.359 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but it was all in the same trial. 53:09.920 --> 53:11.360 [SPEAKER_02]: Wasn't he the one that played the fifth though? 53:11.380 --> 53:13.641 [SPEAKER_05]: I know that McGuire was crying. 53:13.661 --> 53:15.102 [SPEAKER_05]: Roger Cummins did it over and over again. 53:15.182 --> 53:17.543 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, he kept looking his lips, drinking the water, remember that? 53:18.664 --> 53:25.487 [SPEAKER_05]: That was a bunch of fucking people, but, you know, again, I think for a guy who wanted to be famous and I said this at the top, 53:26.301 --> 53:38.509 [SPEAKER_05]: This is the worst thing that can happen to him and if you're if you're Democrat friends aren't sticking up for you when you go to these when you go to the Hampton you go to the parties all the fun stuff used to go to They will yank that shit real quick dude. 53:38.689 --> 53:43.492 [SPEAKER_05]: Now you'll be persona non grata and you can live out the last two years maybe of your life. 53:44.033 --> 53:50.537 [SPEAKER_05]: Like this and then I agree with you if the Republicans do nothing on this when you clearly have a guy dead to rights. 53:52.782 --> 53:53.964 [SPEAKER_05]: What can you depend on them for? 53:54.424 --> 53:54.624 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 53:55.285 --> 53:55.866 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, for real. 53:56.066 --> 53:58.829 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, you're breaking the thing you're breaking the social contract. 53:58.849 --> 54:01.633 [SPEAKER_02]: The social contract says we elect you to do something and do it. 54:02.193 --> 54:07.059 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, things aren't always as cut and dry as that. 54:07.199 --> 54:11.264 [SPEAKER_02]: Sometimes it's complicated, but this is not complicated. 54:11.284 --> 54:12.926 [SPEAKER_02]: This is a matter of will. 54:14.992 --> 54:18.195 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, strange to see, man. 54:18.735 --> 54:21.457 [SPEAKER_05]: It was a, it was a strange day, now it's over. 54:21.638 --> 54:23.379 [SPEAKER_05]: And now I guess what, we wait until next week. 54:24.280 --> 54:25.481 [SPEAKER_05]: Is that what's going to happen next week? 54:25.501 --> 54:26.702 [SPEAKER_05]: They're going to bring this to a vote. 54:26.862 --> 54:27.042 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 54:27.362 --> 54:29.044 [SPEAKER_05]: One of they go, one of they's supposed to go and recess. 54:30.265 --> 54:31.085 [SPEAKER_05]: Ah, that's a good question. 54:31.106 --> 54:31.446 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 54:31.466 --> 54:32.887 [SPEAKER_05]: Does anybody know? 54:34.268 --> 54:34.829 [SPEAKER_05]: And then why? 54:35.049 --> 54:37.631 [SPEAKER_05]: Why do they have to go and recess for 37 fucking days? 54:38.632 --> 54:39.432 [SPEAKER_05]: Right before a midterm? 54:39.452 --> 54:40.774 [SPEAKER_05]: They have to go campaign. 54:41.034 --> 54:41.935 [SPEAKER_02]: They're running for reelection. 54:45.222 --> 54:57.945 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, uh, this can't be right, but it says started in late July, house up rep represented started in late July, July 24th, everyone's their August 30th, but that doesn't seem right. 54:58.825 --> 55:01.846 [SPEAKER_04]: For the Senate, it's August 10th through this September 11th. 55:02.486 --> 55:08.187 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so I think that's what they're talking about there because the Senate's got a vote on this and they have to vote in the safe act, so it's August 10th. 55:08.787 --> 55:09.828 [SPEAKER_05]: So you've got 12 days. 55:12.552 --> 55:18.253 [SPEAKER_05]: to make anything happen here or everybody will forget about this by the 37 days. 55:18.673 --> 55:27.315 [SPEAKER_05]: When everybody gets back and everybody's gonna be talking about the midterm elections, Democrats will completely bury this fucking story and that's it. 55:27.995 --> 55:35.237 [SPEAKER_05]: But I'll go back to something you said earlier here in regards to Trump and what, five presidents before he's been there since the 80s. 55:35.917 --> 55:38.077 [SPEAKER_05]: Anybody could have fired him along the way, they don't did. 55:38.938 --> 55:40.598 [SPEAKER_05]: So, yeah. 55:43.153 --> 55:47.174 [SPEAKER_05]: What a fucking piece of shit this guy is crazy man. 55:47.514 --> 55:53.817 [SPEAKER_05]: Crazy you get up every morning you do this job, but I thought for sure he would at least answer something today. 55:55.178 --> 55:58.479 [SPEAKER_05]: I didn't know you could just plead the fifth all fucking day long and then leave. 55:58.639 --> 56:01.000 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean you can do whatever you want technically in life. 56:01.240 --> 56:02.761 [SPEAKER_02]: There's always going to be consequences. 56:03.081 --> 56:03.801 [SPEAKER_02]: Well not always. 56:03.841 --> 56:04.781 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean it's the 56:08.735 --> 56:12.822 [SPEAKER_02]: Republicans now to bring the consequences and if they don't, then they have no value. 56:17.112 --> 56:18.834 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm going to jump into the next thing here. 56:19.675 --> 56:23.778 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if you've heard this, but this is the rumor that's out in the streets today. 56:24.279 --> 56:27.241 [SPEAKER_05]: That China is sending a missile supply to Iran. 56:27.982 --> 56:29.924 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I've heard that, but I don't know anything about that. 56:30.004 --> 56:33.447 [SPEAKER_05]: And that the Saudis have started bombing on our side here? 56:33.967 --> 56:35.529 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, yeah, that's the side they're on. 56:35.829 --> 56:39.332 [SPEAKER_02]: But yeah, this is the first time they've taken credit for any of the strikes. 56:39.612 --> 56:43.175 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know if there are any of happen since or before that, but. 56:44.276 --> 56:49.138 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm kind of saying, yeah, because that would be a big deal here. 56:49.178 --> 56:54.340 [SPEAKER_05]: No, obviously, the Fauci thing is the top story, but it says this is according to Reuters. 56:55.681 --> 57:09.267 [SPEAKER_05]: Iran is expected to receive within weeks a first shipment out of up to 400 Chinese made shoulder fired air defense missile launchers as it rebuilds its defenses amid war with United States. 57:09.487 --> 57:11.347 [SPEAKER_05]: That's an interesting move because 57:12.728 --> 57:13.809 [SPEAKER_05]: That's all they have though. 57:13.949 --> 57:15.929 [SPEAKER_02]: The citizens who can fucking fire shit. 57:16.150 --> 57:16.950 [SPEAKER_02]: Forget about that. 57:17.270 --> 57:18.551 [SPEAKER_02]: Or stir, stir soldiers. 57:18.711 --> 57:19.651 [SPEAKER_02]: Forget about the people. 57:19.911 --> 57:24.213 [SPEAKER_02]: Think about the strategic use of that particular weapon. 57:24.253 --> 57:28.835 [SPEAKER_02]: That's the weapon, not the same, but it's a similar weapon as the one that we sent. 57:29.795 --> 57:37.138 [SPEAKER_02]: to Afghanistan while Russia was there and it wasn't to shoot down fast movers necessarily although it did have some capability back then in that. 57:37.198 --> 57:43.421 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think those Chinese shoulder fire rockets can take down our fast movers probably. 57:43.861 --> 57:46.942 [SPEAKER_02]: I'd be surprised by that, but helicopters for sure. 57:47.602 --> 57:53.064 [SPEAKER_02]: Which kind of makes it seem like they think that there's an invasion coming. 57:54.085 --> 57:54.265 [SPEAKER_02]: Right? 57:55.143 --> 58:02.387 [SPEAKER_02]: Why else would you, like so helicopters do something quite a bit different than fast movers than fixed-wing aircraft, right? 58:03.188 --> 58:07.230 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but to my knowledge, wasn't that boats that oil tanker they sunk the other day? 58:07.290 --> 58:09.911 [SPEAKER_05]: Wasn't that one of those shoulder missile launchers? 58:09.931 --> 58:10.612 [SPEAKER_05]: That I don't know. 58:10.952 --> 58:19.877 [SPEAKER_02]: So if they're going to put, I mean, that would be an interesting thing for the US to keep tabs on, and it wouldn't necessarily be the worst thing to let that ship that go through. 58:20.077 --> 58:20.718 [SPEAKER_02]: And then just like, 58:21.618 --> 58:23.541 [SPEAKER_02]: Put ISR over the coastline right there. 58:23.561 --> 58:33.537 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean obviously you got to be in range to fire one of those at a boat Put ISR on the coastline there and if you see anybody walking out with something that's three and a half or feet long on the shoulder you fucking blow it up 58:34.003 --> 58:38.505 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I mean, when she's bomb the coastline at that point, I think we should carpet bomb their coastline amount of what. 58:38.565 --> 58:38.705 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 58:38.725 --> 58:39.025 [SPEAKER_02]: It's too. 58:39.245 --> 58:39.425 [SPEAKER_02]: Right. 58:39.465 --> 58:44.267 [SPEAKER_02]: I think we should turn a mile of it into glass and then send them some ice gates. 58:44.767 --> 58:53.471 [SPEAKER_05]: So let's say this story from Reuters is true after Trump speech that China rigged our election in 2020, this and everything else. 58:55.468 --> 59:03.173 [SPEAKER_05]: Why not give them 100% or 1,000% fucking terrifying immediately and say, hey, you do this fucking bulls shit anymore and we're all fucking done. 59:03.614 --> 59:08.197 [SPEAKER_02]: That's another, like, it's a good question. 59:08.637 --> 59:15.983 [SPEAKER_02]: Why should anybody trust the plan when, as they like to say or whatever? 59:16.323 --> 59:17.584 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't think it's the process. 59:17.624 --> 59:18.324 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I don't think it's, 59:19.950 --> 59:28.093 [SPEAKER_02]: panicking to say, hey, you just said that China stole our election, and now they're sending weapons to our enemy. 59:29.934 --> 59:31.475 [SPEAKER_02]: So maybe do something. 59:31.755 --> 59:34.956 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and that's a basic news outlet here, Reuters. 59:34.976 --> 59:36.356 [SPEAKER_05]: That's as basic as it gets. 59:36.977 --> 59:46.240 [SPEAKER_05]: If I'm questioning Trump in one of these, or or Caroline leave it in one of these White House press briefings, that's the first thing I ask. 59:46.640 --> 59:47.401 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, somebody did 59:48.495 --> 01:00:16.237 [SPEAKER_05]: ask it kind of in an all-fainted remark on Air Force one the other day and he goes ah you know we're we're thinking about some stuff and we're mulling it over and it was like okay is there a fucking plan for any of this shit or no um which I think is what many Americans are feeling right now and you know I think for the Democrats today they wanted to get the Fauci shit out of the way go to fucking recess come back early voting will have started and uh and focus on the midterms yeah it'll be interesting to see how the vote 01:00:17.284 --> 01:00:19.605 [SPEAKER_02]: goes in the Senate. 01:00:20.425 --> 01:00:25.246 [SPEAKER_02]: So if we're coming up on it, right? 01:00:28.387 --> 01:00:32.068 [SPEAKER_02]: He said next week, we'll see if they try to postpone or what happens as a result of that. 01:00:32.108 --> 01:00:33.529 [SPEAKER_02]: But if 01:00:35.492 --> 01:00:42.558 [SPEAKER_02]: ramp on tune in the next week or two or whatever are like well we couldn't get the votes to prosecute. 01:00:44.860 --> 01:00:48.884 [SPEAKER_02]: The Republicans are going to get their fucking shit pushed in in 26. 01:00:49.104 --> 01:00:51.746 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, they'll still win the Senate because the two candidates 01:00:53.788 --> 01:01:03.739 [SPEAKER_02]: against Republicans, Mike Rogers and our against Democrats, Mike Rogers and Michigan is going to win that, and then Susan Collins is not going to lose to a communist, right? 01:01:04.219 --> 01:01:05.080 [SPEAKER_05]: The communist is out. 01:01:05.641 --> 01:01:06.682 [SPEAKER_05]: So it's not really a choice. 01:01:06.702 --> 01:01:07.983 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, actually, Jackson's a communist. 01:01:08.023 --> 01:01:09.225 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they all are, though. 01:01:10.025 --> 01:01:11.908 [SPEAKER_02]: Not all, but that guy definitely is right. 01:01:12.028 --> 01:01:13.531 [SPEAKER_04]: So Troy Jackson is DSA. 01:01:14.412 --> 01:01:15.794 [SPEAKER_04]: Grant Platter was not DSA. 01:01:16.094 --> 01:01:16.455 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:01:16.856 --> 01:01:18.658 [SPEAKER_04]: No, Grant Platter is as a foot. 01:01:19.039 --> 01:01:20.281 [SPEAKER_02]: He's his own thing. 01:01:20.301 --> 01:01:21.763 [SPEAKER_05]: You can say socialist. 01:01:21.823 --> 01:01:23.025 [SPEAKER_05]: I refuse to say the choice. 01:01:23.125 --> 01:01:23.826 [SPEAKER_02]: Troy Jackson. 01:01:23.926 --> 01:01:24.206 [SPEAKER_02]: Troy Jack. 01:01:24.887 --> 01:01:25.968 [SPEAKER_02]: Torjax is a communist. 01:01:25.988 --> 01:01:27.568 [SPEAKER_02]: DSA is communist. 01:01:27.789 --> 01:01:30.030 [SPEAKER_02]: So they'll still win the Senate, but it won't matter. 01:01:30.250 --> 01:01:34.572 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, having the Senate without 60 votes until somebody does something is fucking meaningless. 01:01:34.672 --> 01:01:35.012 [SPEAKER_02]: Minus. 01:01:35.152 --> 01:01:36.773 [SPEAKER_02]: Having the house is what really matters. 01:01:36.813 --> 01:01:40.635 [SPEAKER_02]: And even then, it doesn't matter that much because if you don't have the Senate that who cares. 01:01:40.655 --> 01:01:41.996 [SPEAKER_05]: What is counts you have the Senate right now? 01:01:43.337 --> 01:01:45.298 [SPEAKER_02]: For Senate, 56 to 44? 01:01:45.398 --> 01:01:45.538 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 01:01:47.499 --> 01:01:49.700 [SPEAKER_05]: A number is a lot higher, a couple weeks ago. 01:01:51.227 --> 01:02:14.162 [SPEAKER_05]: uh... we'll see man uh... i did see that miss Rachel though from youtube uh... sent all our money into uh... these socialist candidates now including uh... abdule el site up there in this again so maybe that pushes him over and just based on his name it sounds like he'll be good for america i think he it's america first with abdule they don't want to write here in abdule 01:02:14.886 --> 01:02:15.867 [SPEAKER_05]: I know it's going to be good. 01:02:16.327 --> 01:02:19.769 [SPEAKER_05]: I've never heard of an abdual acting against America's best interest. 01:02:19.809 --> 01:02:20.449 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, you guys. 01:02:20.669 --> 01:02:23.691 [SPEAKER_05]: Or one driving a truck into a pride parade. 01:02:23.731 --> 01:02:25.492 [SPEAKER_05]: Wasn't his name abdual as well? 01:02:26.012 --> 01:02:27.373 [SPEAKER_05]: No, that was probably a John Smith. 01:02:27.733 --> 01:02:28.313 [SPEAKER_05]: Ah, yeah. 01:02:28.954 --> 01:02:30.775 [SPEAKER_05]: Of the card, actually, the card drove itself. 01:02:30.855 --> 01:02:31.675 [SPEAKER_05]: I forgot about that. 01:02:33.096 --> 01:02:34.397 [SPEAKER_05]: But Jesus Christ is. 01:02:35.037 --> 01:02:37.839 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, as you look at all of this, none of this is going to cross the board. 01:02:38.219 --> 01:02:42.481 [SPEAKER_05]: And you can either do shit, shit, Trump ran on this. 01:02:44.948 --> 01:02:47.270 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, you can either do shit or not do shit, and that's it. 01:02:48.751 --> 01:02:54.114 [SPEAKER_05]: So yeah, like Dan said, make up your own fucking mind and decide whether or not you want these shit birds in there. 01:02:55.035 --> 01:02:57.016 [SPEAKER_05]: Some of them are retiring, and they just don't give a fuck. 01:02:57.376 --> 01:02:58.517 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:02:58.957 --> 01:03:04.661 [SPEAKER_05]: But the rest of them, man, even the Susan Collins thing, I don't feel confident about Susan Collins up there. 01:03:05.042 --> 01:03:05.462 [SPEAKER_02]: Sure win. 01:03:05.722 --> 01:03:06.302 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's not. 01:03:06.342 --> 01:03:11.006 [SPEAKER_02]: Troy Jackson doesn't have a chance up there, but I think he might win. 01:03:11.026 --> 01:03:12.226 [SPEAKER_02]: What's the count she odds on that? 01:03:15.082 --> 01:03:18.784 [SPEAKER_02]: doesn't really do much for Republicans, he's not a Republican. 01:03:18.844 --> 01:03:27.948 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I mean, she's people will say like, she votes with Republicans to 80% of the times, like, okay, what's the 20% that we actually fucking care about? 01:03:28.148 --> 01:03:29.429 [SPEAKER_02]: So what are you talking about? 01:03:30.289 --> 01:03:34.691 [SPEAKER_02]: There's no way he's pulling so far, but I don't know where it's 60 and four. 01:03:34.731 --> 01:03:36.212 [SPEAKER_05]: So third, it's it's just people. 01:03:36.932 --> 01:03:38.934 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, placing wagers online here. 01:03:39.374 --> 01:03:40.255 [SPEAKER_05]: I actually agree with it. 01:03:40.335 --> 01:03:40.975 [SPEAKER_05]: I think he's going to win. 01:03:41.916 --> 01:03:47.040 [SPEAKER_05]: I think Troy Jackson's going to win not what happened if he wins in Rogers wins in Michigan. 01:03:47.060 --> 01:03:48.060 [SPEAKER_05]: What is that put the numbers? 01:03:48.561 --> 01:03:49.682 [SPEAKER_02]: I think it'll be 51 49. 01:03:49.822 --> 01:03:50.462 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 01:03:51.023 --> 01:03:53.585 [SPEAKER_02]: Instead of 52 48. 01:03:53.645 --> 01:03:54.165 [SPEAKER_02]: I believe. 01:03:54.185 --> 01:03:54.365 [SPEAKER_02]: Woof. 01:03:55.486 --> 01:03:57.247 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that'd be fucking tight dude. 01:03:58.088 --> 01:03:58.809 [SPEAKER_05]: That'd be really tight. 01:03:59.129 --> 01:04:03.792 [SPEAKER_17]: Yeah, I mean, look, what excites you as a Republican voter to go out and vote for Susan Collins. 01:04:04.113 --> 01:04:04.413 [SPEAKER_17]: Nothing. 01:04:05.457 --> 01:04:05.777 [SPEAKER_05]: nothing. 01:04:05.957 --> 01:04:10.361 [SPEAKER_05]: And then this save America's shit that she refuses to vote on and is a no one. 01:04:11.361 --> 01:04:13.743 [SPEAKER_05]: If I'm living in the state of Maine, do you go out and vote for her? 01:04:13.863 --> 01:04:14.143 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't. 01:04:15.825 --> 01:04:16.285 [SPEAKER_05]: Let me real. 01:04:16.805 --> 01:04:19.607 [SPEAKER_05]: If you're a Republican in the state of Maine, would you go out and vote for Susan Collins? 01:04:20.188 --> 01:04:20.988 [SPEAKER_02]: No, me neither. 01:04:21.008 --> 01:04:22.589 [SPEAKER_02]: No, I would not. 01:04:22.750 --> 01:04:29.975 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, I would tell her, like, hey, if you don't vote to pass this and everybody's told her, 01:04:33.713 --> 01:04:38.376 [SPEAKER_05]: Everybody's called all their other shits and I yeah, so right now shit. 01:04:39.217 --> 01:04:45.341 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll I will put my money on Troy Jackson For sure the mic Rogers thing. 01:04:45.401 --> 01:04:48.623 [SPEAKER_05]: I look like the abdole site guys a little too much up there. 01:04:48.643 --> 01:04:56.047 [SPEAKER_05]: We have odds on that in Michigan Because if the odds are I mean, that's shrunk significantly by the way. 01:04:56.668 --> 01:04:58.589 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, if the odds are 01:05:03.507 --> 01:05:05.948 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, right, he's a, yeah, he's, it's not even close. 01:05:06.128 --> 01:05:07.809 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, well, they just had a curiosity. 01:05:07.829 --> 01:05:08.849 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's see, what do we got there? 01:05:09.330 --> 01:05:09.550 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:05:09.570 --> 01:05:14.072 [SPEAKER_04]: So the, so the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee is 84% chance. 01:05:14.392 --> 01:05:15.192 [SPEAKER_04]: I've do us, I had. 01:05:15.412 --> 01:05:15.673 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:05:15.953 --> 01:05:17.053 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, let me find out. 01:05:17.073 --> 01:05:18.334 [SPEAKER_05]: So they haven't had their primary yet. 01:05:18.394 --> 01:05:20.235 [SPEAKER_02]: No, it's the 13th. 01:05:20.375 --> 01:05:21.235 [SPEAKER_02]: Maybe he's just Christ. 01:05:21.255 --> 01:05:22.215 [SPEAKER_02]: That's like the longest. 01:05:22.536 --> 01:05:24.316 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, I think it's August 4th. 01:05:24.477 --> 01:05:25.297 [SPEAKER_04]: I think August 4th. 01:05:25.377 --> 01:05:25.697 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:05:26.057 --> 01:05:27.298 [SPEAKER_04]: First Tuesday and August 11th. 01:05:27.378 --> 01:05:29.859 [SPEAKER_05]: There's, there's, there's, and they're predicting that that guy's actually going to win. 01:05:29.999 --> 01:05:40.307 [SPEAKER_02]: I think Minnesota's primary is on the 11th actually of August because Michelle Tafoy is running for Senate there and she's going to win the primary for Republican Senate. 01:05:40.467 --> 01:05:44.510 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know, she'll win the general and Minnesota's fucked as a state. 01:05:44.570 --> 01:05:46.452 [SPEAKER_05]: Whenever I see the name Minnesota, it's fucked. 01:05:46.772 --> 01:05:48.033 [SPEAKER_05]: Did you see the chance to all today? 01:05:48.934 --> 01:05:49.274 [SPEAKER_05]: Hmm. 01:05:49.694 --> 01:05:50.755 [SPEAKER_05]: I have something every day. 01:05:50.795 --> 01:05:52.456 [SPEAKER_05]: They're going to put them in classrooms there. 01:05:53.317 --> 01:05:53.577 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. 01:05:53.597 --> 01:05:54.518 [SPEAKER_05]: What's Mike Rogers? 01:05:55.679 --> 01:05:56.339 [SPEAKER_04]: Mike Wright. 01:05:56.600 --> 01:05:57.360 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a 70% Democrat. 01:05:59.371 --> 01:05:59.911 [SPEAKER_04]: and Michigan. 01:06:00.212 --> 01:06:00.372 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:06:01.553 --> 01:06:07.818 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, so there was a poll done in how much money is on that on calcium set of curiosity. 01:06:08.679 --> 01:06:11.621 [SPEAKER_04]: Mike Rogers has 10.6 million up to us. 01:06:12.202 --> 01:06:13.503 [SPEAKER_04]: I had as 12.2 million. 01:06:14.844 --> 01:06:15.725 [SPEAKER_02]: Fuck. 01:06:16.165 --> 01:06:19.528 [SPEAKER_04]: That might not be that might not be like the money on the odds. 01:06:20.328 --> 01:06:20.809 [SPEAKER_02]: There's a 01:06:26.995 --> 01:06:33.457 [SPEAKER_02]: on the save act, three percent supported it, 26 percent opposed, 10 percent were unsure. 01:06:34.278 --> 01:06:36.278 [SPEAKER_02]: So I'm not sure who she's holding out for. 01:06:37.378 --> 01:06:43.320 [SPEAKER_02]: This is among likely voters, which is usually the most accurate of the types of polls. 01:06:43.340 --> 01:06:47.161 [SPEAKER_02]: There's everyone registered likely. 01:06:47.442 --> 01:06:51.743 [SPEAKER_02]: Usually likely is, that doesn't mean I think polling is fucking, it is what it is, right? 01:06:52.383 --> 01:07:00.968 [SPEAKER_02]: According to this poll, 91% of Republican supported it's 60% of independence and 42% of Democrats, which is kind of high. 01:07:01.188 --> 01:07:02.489 [SPEAKER_02]: And still, she says no. 01:07:02.729 --> 01:07:03.629 [SPEAKER_02]: So why? 01:07:03.729 --> 01:07:06.311 [SPEAKER_02]: She's not representing her constituency if that's the case. 01:07:07.772 --> 01:07:08.032 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:07:08.132 --> 01:07:10.793 [SPEAKER_02]: So what benefit is she getting from this? 01:07:11.114 --> 01:07:11.274 [SPEAKER_02]: Who? 01:07:11.514 --> 01:07:12.414 [SPEAKER_02]: Like Quibano? 01:07:12.494 --> 01:07:13.035 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 01:07:14.146 --> 01:07:19.574 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, I genuinely don't know and you also don't want her in the party because that's a lost seat. 01:07:20.515 --> 01:07:23.980 [SPEAKER_05]: So what do you do here, which is why I think he's going to win. 01:07:24.361 --> 01:07:26.244 [SPEAKER_05]: If you're a public and voter, you're not going out and voting for her. 01:07:27.230 --> 01:07:29.071 [SPEAKER_05]: but it's zero excitement to go and vote for her. 01:07:29.992 --> 01:07:36.537 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, if the biggest issue going on right now is to save America Act, and she's on the opposite side of it, yeah, I agree. 01:07:36.777 --> 01:07:36.937 [SPEAKER_17]: Why? 01:07:37.157 --> 01:07:37.638 [SPEAKER_02]: Why would you? 01:07:38.598 --> 01:07:40.540 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't see anybody getting off the couch and Maine to do it. 01:07:40.660 --> 01:07:42.921 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, she came out and said she was going to vote for it right now. 01:07:42.941 --> 01:07:44.302 [SPEAKER_02]: I wonder how these odds would flip. 01:07:44.963 --> 01:07:46.024 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, the immediately? 01:07:46.424 --> 01:07:46.684 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe. 01:07:47.325 --> 01:07:48.185 [SPEAKER_05]: Immediately, I think. 01:07:49.907 --> 01:07:51.808 [SPEAKER_05]: If she came out and punched a lobster in the face up there. 01:07:53.875 --> 01:07:55.096 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, I might do something for her. 01:07:55.296 --> 01:07:56.997 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know how they feel about lobsters. 01:07:57.318 --> 01:07:57.858 [SPEAKER_02]: They eat them. 01:07:58.278 --> 01:08:04.203 [SPEAKER_05]: And so, you know, she punched one out, knocked one out, just unconscious dad and then ate the fucking thing. 01:08:04.763 --> 01:08:12.929 [SPEAKER_05]: Or she stuffed the live one in her mouth and just bit the fucking head off and then I said, I'm boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, and say that, people would go bug fucked. 01:08:12.989 --> 01:08:16.051 [SPEAKER_03]: And something similar got Aussie Osborne and a record deal, so I don't know. 01:08:16.071 --> 01:08:17.392 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh no, man. 01:08:18.773 --> 01:08:21.295 [SPEAKER_05]: And then who does this bartender check in Colorado? 01:08:21.335 --> 01:08:21.996 [SPEAKER_05]: She popped up. 01:08:23.440 --> 01:08:24.801 [SPEAKER_05]: There's some A.O.C. 01:08:24.901 --> 01:08:26.162 [SPEAKER_05]: fuckin' socialist. 01:08:26.322 --> 01:08:27.143 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, that's running. 01:08:27.223 --> 01:08:28.304 [SPEAKER_02]: Thought you were talking about Lauren Bowler. 01:08:28.324 --> 01:08:29.565 [SPEAKER_02]: She never made it to bartending. 01:08:29.625 --> 01:08:31.847 [SPEAKER_02]: She capped out at McDonald's, I believe. 01:08:32.327 --> 01:08:34.329 [SPEAKER_05]: Hey, that's a fuckin' noble profession, dude. 01:08:34.469 --> 01:08:35.089 [SPEAKER_05]: Sure, okay. 01:08:35.970 --> 01:08:41.294 [SPEAKER_05]: She's our hottest, hottest Congress person that we have left, okay? 01:08:41.555 --> 01:08:41.915 [SPEAKER_05]: Agreed. 01:08:42.095 --> 01:08:43.756 [SPEAKER_05]: So, yeah, is this the chick right here? 01:08:44.577 --> 01:08:45.258 [SPEAKER_05]: I think so. 01:08:45.278 --> 01:08:46.118 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, press play on this. 01:08:46.158 --> 01:08:46.919 [SPEAKER_05]: I think this is the chick. 01:08:47.716 --> 01:08:52.239 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm about the same age that my dad was when he came to this country. 01:08:52.620 --> 01:08:53.300 [SPEAKER_02]: Get the fuck out. 01:08:53.320 --> 01:09:00.325 [SPEAKER_10]: Getting on the promise, he chose Denver to be our home because he knew that this city would welcome us. 01:09:01.386 --> 01:09:11.033 [SPEAKER_10]: And that same city just voted to send a 29-year-old recovering lawyer for free stuff to do in the prison. 01:09:11.093 --> 01:09:14.115 [SPEAKER_06]: Democratic Socialists to Congress! 01:09:22.503 --> 01:09:23.643 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, that's where we are, guys. 01:09:23.923 --> 01:09:26.184 [SPEAKER_05]: Those like nails on chalk, no shit. 01:09:26.324 --> 01:09:26.544 [SPEAKER_05]: Right. 01:09:26.624 --> 01:09:29.444 [SPEAKER_05]: And then who put the fucking, she's got a DJ in there. 01:09:30.125 --> 01:09:32.805 [SPEAKER_05]: Who pressed those fucking air horns to him, Warren? 01:09:33.405 --> 01:09:34.105 [SPEAKER_05]: I still. 01:09:34.726 --> 01:09:37.906 [SPEAKER_05]: I wish somebody would follow me around with a fucking hammer and that'd be great. 01:09:38.566 --> 01:09:40.427 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, much better I'd feel about my Dave. 01:09:40.447 --> 01:09:42.587 [SPEAKER_05]: There was somebody following me with a hammer on all day. 01:09:43.187 --> 01:09:44.268 [SPEAKER_05]: She's saying, yeah, dude. 01:09:45.068 --> 01:09:47.308 [SPEAKER_05]: Fucking way to go, Ross, what'd you do, man? 01:09:47.728 --> 01:09:48.268 [SPEAKER_05]: All order one. 01:09:48.288 --> 01:09:49.129 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 01:09:49.489 --> 01:09:50.829 [SPEAKER_05]: I can only do it around the studio, though. 01:09:53.597 --> 01:09:56.798 [SPEAKER_05]: I get one inserted on my hip, just like a tap it dude. 01:09:57.978 --> 01:09:59.438 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, there we go. 01:09:59.538 --> 01:10:06.900 [SPEAKER_02]: I've got a, uh, for that, but, um, yeah, women shouldn't be in charge of anything. 01:10:07.280 --> 01:10:08.240 [SPEAKER_05]: No, right. 01:10:08.361 --> 01:10:10.941 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, no, no, I mean, dishes. 01:10:11.301 --> 01:10:18.503 [SPEAKER_02]: How much, uh, like here's, here's the thing, you can make a case for communism and a small on-clave of like 40 people, right? 01:10:18.703 --> 01:10:18.923 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:10:20.303 --> 01:10:21.764 [SPEAKER_02]: But outside of that, it doesn't make sense. 01:10:21.844 --> 01:10:23.945 [SPEAKER_02]: We have plenty of history to prove that. 01:10:24.205 --> 01:10:28.847 [SPEAKER_02]: Now, do we have any history to prove that female leadership and politics is good? 01:10:30.748 --> 01:10:31.808 [SPEAKER_02]: No, we don't. 01:10:32.969 --> 01:10:33.829 [SPEAKER_05]: I can't think of anybody. 01:10:35.490 --> 01:10:35.970 [SPEAKER_05]: Who do we got? 01:10:37.482 --> 01:10:46.278 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you know that during pregnancy a woman's brain shrinks by 40%, no, and it doesn't return to full size for two years. 01:10:47.641 --> 01:10:48.182 [SPEAKER_02]: Did you know that? 01:10:48.482 --> 01:10:49.684 [SPEAKER_02]: No, that is a medical fact. 01:10:49.705 --> 01:10:50.406 [SPEAKER_02]: You can look that up. 01:10:52.770 --> 01:10:54.471 [SPEAKER_02]: And they don't start off that big in the first place. 01:10:55.071 --> 01:10:55.832 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, they don't. 01:10:56.392 --> 01:10:57.473 [SPEAKER_02]: Have you guys seen that? 01:10:57.553 --> 01:10:57.893 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry. 01:10:57.913 --> 01:10:59.534 [SPEAKER_02]: Can you look that up and put it on screen? 01:10:59.554 --> 01:11:00.214 [SPEAKER_02]: The answer to it? 01:11:00.795 --> 01:11:02.136 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a medical fact, boys. 01:11:02.896 --> 01:11:03.336 [SPEAKER_04]: Wait, it's higher. 01:11:03.356 --> 01:11:04.277 [SPEAKER_04]: I was looking through stuff. 01:11:04.597 --> 01:11:05.718 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's called porn. 01:11:05.918 --> 01:11:07.619 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know what you're looking at. 01:11:07.799 --> 01:11:08.339 [SPEAKER_02]: We don't care. 01:11:08.379 --> 01:11:08.900 [SPEAKER_02]: It's called porn. 01:11:08.920 --> 01:11:10.040 [SPEAKER_05]: We don't care. 01:11:10.180 --> 01:11:10.941 [SPEAKER_05]: It's called porn. 01:11:10.981 --> 01:11:11.141 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:11:11.161 --> 01:11:13.883 [SPEAKER_02]: And then stop lying about it too, which is the part that we're not. 01:11:14.103 --> 01:11:15.964 [SPEAKER_03]: It's absolutely fucking nuts. 01:11:16.044 --> 01:11:18.747 [SPEAKER_03]: I've been looking over a shoulder and he's using AI to make his own now. 01:11:18.787 --> 01:11:19.948 [SPEAKER_03]: I think we created the monster. 01:11:20.008 --> 01:11:20.849 [SPEAKER_03]: I think we didn't see him. 01:11:20.889 --> 01:11:21.750 [SPEAKER_03]: He's creating a monster. 01:11:22.010 --> 01:11:23.092 [SPEAKER_05]: How is Mitch doing? 01:11:23.192 --> 01:11:26.115 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, what is he, he's got five days left to live. 01:11:27.156 --> 01:11:30.299 [SPEAKER_05]: Always got to do a stretch this out for five days and that's it. 01:11:31.414 --> 01:11:37.618 [SPEAKER_04]: Have you guys heard anything about the Wisconsin gubernatorial race right now? 01:11:38.378 --> 01:11:39.559 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, maybe Wisconsin. 01:11:39.979 --> 01:11:40.680 [SPEAKER_04]: Was that the chick? 01:11:41.360 --> 01:11:42.101 [SPEAKER_04]: Who's the bartender? 01:11:43.001 --> 01:11:44.762 [SPEAKER_04]: No, the one we just watched was the bartender. 01:11:44.802 --> 01:11:49.905 [SPEAKER_04]: But this other person, Francesca Hong, she's running away. 01:11:49.925 --> 01:11:50.686 [SPEAKER_04]: She's running away. 01:11:50.706 --> 01:11:52.027 [SPEAKER_04]: Francesca Hong. 01:11:52.267 --> 01:11:52.927 [SPEAKER_04]: Hong, dude. 01:11:52.947 --> 01:11:53.688 [SPEAKER_04]: For any. 01:12:06.452 --> 01:12:07.213 [SPEAKER_04]: And Cheska Hong? 01:12:07.393 --> 01:12:11.496 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, she's a socialist as well, and I heard that. 01:12:11.556 --> 01:12:13.017 [SPEAKER_04]: I think she's doing well, I'm not sure I can. 01:12:13.137 --> 01:12:14.878 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, and she's a fucking bartender. 01:12:14.938 --> 01:12:17.260 [SPEAKER_05]: Here it is, Wall Street Journal, headline. 01:12:17.920 --> 01:12:24.125 [SPEAKER_05]: A democratic socialist bartender rattles party elites and run for Wisconsin Governor. 01:12:24.365 --> 01:12:25.426 [SPEAKER_05]: What's her fucking odds? 01:12:27.107 --> 01:12:28.448 [SPEAKER_05]: She's this Christ dude. 01:12:30.159 --> 01:12:34.322 [SPEAKER_05]: Maybe bar tender is all you need to do to get a fucking spot in ASC2. 01:12:34.382 --> 01:12:35.543 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, it's success, I'm saying. 01:12:35.703 --> 01:12:37.224 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it seemed like it used to be law school. 01:12:37.264 --> 01:12:38.926 [SPEAKER_03]: Now you just need to be a bar back for a while. 01:12:39.106 --> 01:12:39.586 [SPEAKER_03]: That's it. 01:12:39.726 --> 01:12:40.607 [SPEAKER_03]: God damn, dude. 01:12:41.848 --> 01:12:43.389 [SPEAKER_04]: God damn, we got what are her odds? 01:12:43.409 --> 01:12:44.130 [SPEAKER_04]: We're in the primary. 01:12:44.150 --> 01:12:46.912 [SPEAKER_03]: What's that going to happen? 01:12:46.932 --> 01:12:50.574 [SPEAKER_03]: I. Oh, and to Dan's point earlier, yeah, baby brain is a real thing. 01:12:50.695 --> 01:12:55.959 [SPEAKER_03]: Some function returns after six months, but it doesn't all completely come back and tell at least two years later. 01:12:55.979 --> 01:12:56.519 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 01:12:57.945 --> 01:13:00.269 [SPEAKER_03]: son of a bitch to son of a bitch. 01:13:00.770 --> 01:13:02.212 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I'm looking at the hunger here. 01:13:02.232 --> 01:13:05.297 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, yeah, she's a dude's paying member. 01:13:05.617 --> 01:13:08.502 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, she's a 94% of the democratic socialist. 01:13:08.622 --> 01:13:09.744 [SPEAKER_05]: Are you fucking kidding? 01:13:10.425 --> 01:13:10.946 [SPEAKER_05]: For governor? 01:13:12.587 --> 01:13:27.723 [SPEAKER_02]: for the no for the nominee for for the Democratic side yeah yeah I'm pretty sure Wisconsin's gone for Trump all three times I don't think they're gonna have a fucking Democratic governor especially not a socialist one I mean they have a very strong labor movement 01:13:29.085 --> 01:13:36.750 [SPEAKER_02]: and was content so they get a lot of noise and stuff out of there but they've been fucking they've lost everything every time they've tried to fight to be honest. 01:13:37.131 --> 01:13:51.782 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean like Act 10 they tried to recall Scott Walker in 2012 after Act 10 passed in 2011 and didn't even come close right and I don't know I mean they're thinking who's who's going to be the 01:13:53.657 --> 01:13:59.862 [SPEAKER_02]: the candidate who who's the dude that who's most likely to win the what he called the primary there. 01:14:00.743 --> 01:14:12.293 [SPEAKER_02]: Well on both I don't know I don't know who the review is so it sounds like she's gonna win the democratic side I don't know who the review is but set the hunger. 01:14:13.423 --> 01:14:15.985 [SPEAKER_05]: is going to have the Democratic side there. 01:14:16.225 --> 01:14:26.533 [SPEAKER_03]: And historically speaking, Wisconsin has made some of the best decisions around voting or politics or anything like that, because unless I'm mistaken, I believe that they were the first state to give women the right to vote. 01:14:26.613 --> 01:14:30.956 [SPEAKER_03]: And they refused to join the union until they gave women the right to vote. 01:14:31.076 --> 01:14:34.559 [SPEAKER_03]: Or if only if they could retain the right to vote for women. 01:14:34.579 --> 01:14:36.000 [SPEAKER_03]: So not smart as people. 01:14:36.220 --> 01:14:37.842 [SPEAKER_02]: OK. All right. 01:14:37.862 --> 01:14:37.982 [SPEAKER_02]: OK. 01:14:38.002 --> 01:14:39.663 [SPEAKER_02]: So, um, 01:14:42.384 --> 01:14:53.635 [SPEAKER_02]: If it is indeed relevant, like if it did, why the fuck, would you, I'd like to woman? 01:14:56.158 --> 01:14:59.721 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, with the hunger, dude, uh... Not like as a man. 01:14:59.741 --> 01:15:02.404 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't understand a man voting for a woman in politics. 01:15:02.464 --> 01:15:03.365 [SPEAKER_02]: That doesn't make any sense. 01:15:03.385 --> 01:15:05.387 [SPEAKER_05]: But is this a Republican candidate right here? 01:15:06.185 --> 01:15:06.705 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 01:15:06.966 --> 01:15:08.106 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you go out and vote for this guy? 01:15:08.327 --> 01:15:10.128 [SPEAKER_02]: It depends on what he does with that forehead. 01:15:11.289 --> 01:15:12.770 [SPEAKER_02]: Is he going to like bounce stuff off of it? 01:15:12.790 --> 01:15:14.151 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, she's got a big one too, shit. 01:15:14.591 --> 01:15:18.654 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, but this is also an Asian battle of the forehead to your battle of the five heads. 01:15:18.874 --> 01:15:20.095 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, she's also Asian. 01:15:21.396 --> 01:15:23.637 [SPEAKER_04]: If that's just maybe that's just a mid-western thing, you know? 01:15:24.137 --> 01:15:24.898 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know, man. 01:15:25.158 --> 01:15:25.759 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm telling you. 01:15:25.779 --> 01:15:26.719 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, she looks mid-western. 01:15:27.340 --> 01:15:32.563 [SPEAKER_05]: When shit like this goes wrong in the country and everybody's kind of pissed off about it, 01:15:34.373 --> 01:15:34.753 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 01:15:35.333 --> 01:15:47.237 [SPEAKER_05]: Now on the Democratic side, by the way, what I read yesterday was that they took out a $15 million loan off of their building because they're what $2 million in debt and they don't have any money to do with the DNC. 01:15:47.257 --> 01:15:49.518 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that don't read too much into that. 01:15:49.798 --> 01:15:53.959 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, like that's that's not the full story. 01:15:54.279 --> 01:15:59.581 [SPEAKER_02]: Um, I don't know how much money act blue is collected in the last year, but it's 01:16:04.036 --> 01:16:07.038 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, it's going to be a strange one here. 01:16:07.058 --> 01:16:09.360 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm just going to be a strange one, especially if you don't do anything. 01:16:09.900 --> 01:16:14.624 [SPEAKER_05]: Like you were saying, if you don't do anything against Fauci, if you don't do anything with the save act, I don't know what gets you AMP to go out and vote. 01:16:14.684 --> 01:16:24.151 [SPEAKER_02]: No, and then you're looking at like four to eight years of socialist policies getting implemented in the U.S. and the fallout of all that, right? 01:16:24.211 --> 01:16:24.371 [SPEAKER_02]: Yep. 01:16:24.531 --> 01:16:27.913 [SPEAKER_02]: Which is inflation's going to go up. 01:16:28.614 --> 01:16:29.715 [SPEAKER_02]: Security's going to go down. 01:16:30.235 --> 01:16:31.558 [SPEAKER_05]: crime is going to get worse. 01:16:31.719 --> 01:16:34.846 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean security across the board military and domestically. 01:16:34.866 --> 01:16:36.229 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it'll go down. 01:16:37.051 --> 01:16:38.714 [SPEAKER_02]: And then we'll see what happens after that. 01:16:39.835 --> 01:16:41.055 [SPEAKER_05]: Because I mean, we're watching this. 01:16:41.095 --> 01:16:43.096 [SPEAKER_05]: If you guys watched this case and see how do that's going on right now? 01:16:43.256 --> 01:16:44.916 [SPEAKER_05]: Also, we are the Space Needle shooting. 01:16:45.556 --> 01:16:50.117 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, but we are also going to get flooded with the League of Legends. 01:16:50.317 --> 01:16:51.638 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah, absolutely flooded. 01:16:52.058 --> 01:16:52.558 [SPEAKER_02]: Pretty soon. 01:16:52.678 --> 01:16:53.238 [SPEAKER_02]: I would imagine. 01:16:54.919 --> 01:16:55.659 [SPEAKER_02]: Again, right? 01:16:55.739 --> 01:16:57.199 [SPEAKER_02]: And then I don't know how you come up. 01:16:57.219 --> 01:16:57.959 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, Trump is in. 01:16:58.219 --> 01:16:59.300 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know how you come back from that. 01:16:59.580 --> 01:17:01.040 [SPEAKER_05]: That, that you can do it. 01:17:01.100 --> 01:17:04.761 [SPEAKER_05]: But yeah, there was a shootout at the Space 01:17:09.342 --> 01:17:13.404 [SPEAKER_05]: they didn't release any footage that didn't tell you what the suspects look like everything else. 01:17:13.825 --> 01:17:22.710 [SPEAKER_05]: This is that shit dude, who's the fucking mayor of Seattle, who's said, hey, we need to start taking down the cameras and everything else, uh, because 01:17:24.097 --> 01:17:29.220 [SPEAKER_05]: it's giving the wrong picture of who these suspects are, which we know who they are. 01:17:29.260 --> 01:17:31.001 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it was a fucking gang shooting at the end? 01:17:31.021 --> 01:17:32.842 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you remember arrested development? 01:17:32.862 --> 01:17:33.863 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you ever watch a show? 01:17:34.063 --> 01:17:35.384 [SPEAKER_02]: I was just rewatching it the other night. 01:17:35.404 --> 01:17:43.009 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, do you remember when Bob Loblaw says, don't let don't go to jail for a crime to someone else witnessed or something like that? 01:17:43.049 --> 01:17:45.890 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, is that Bob Loblaw of the Loblaw Loblaw? 01:17:46.171 --> 01:17:46.691 [SPEAKER_03]: Loblaw Loblaw. 01:17:46.771 --> 01:17:48.212 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, yeah, yeah, I think I remember that. 01:17:48.232 --> 01:17:49.713 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, that's what he said. 01:17:51.074 --> 01:17:51.974 [SPEAKER_05]: But press play on this chick. 01:17:51.994 --> 01:17:53.055 [SPEAKER_05]: This was the socialist chick. 01:17:54.365 --> 01:17:58.427 [SPEAKER_00]: Shortly after 6 p.m. last night, officers responded to the sound of gunfire. 01:17:58.547 --> 01:18:04.651 [SPEAKER_00]: They were assigned to support by the Seattle, and we're on scene within seconds and took one suspect into custody. 01:18:05.571 --> 01:18:07.292 [SPEAKER_00]: No police weapons were discharged. 01:18:08.353 --> 01:18:14.376 [SPEAKER_00]: We believe that two people exchanged gunfire outside the Seattle State Carry and everything's fine. 01:18:14.396 --> 01:18:20.120 [SPEAKER_00]: Seven victims were caught in the crossfire with a possible eighth, a 19 year old man, a 01:18:24.905 --> 01:18:28.868 [SPEAKER_00]: to die at the scene and a third passed away at Harborview Medical Center. 01:18:29.229 --> 01:18:34.253 [SPEAKER_00]: Seattle Police Department detained a 15-year-old juvenile in connection with the shooting. 01:18:35.234 --> 01:18:44.181 [SPEAKER_00]: The teen was booked into the Judge Patricia H. Clark, children and family justice center for investigation for firearms violations and first degree assault. 01:18:45.327 --> 01:18:50.729 [SPEAKER_00]: We believe this teenager opened fire in the crowd, but details are still under investigation. 01:18:51.609 --> 01:18:58.592 [SPEAKER_00]: At Seattle Center, we had an active investigation on going, including continued search for a possible second suspect. 01:18:59.612 --> 01:18:59.812 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:19:00.453 --> 01:19:04.354 [SPEAKER_05]: So after this speech, she got a lot of heat because they were like, great, where's the cameras? 01:19:04.394 --> 01:19:06.015 [SPEAKER_05]: Where's the shit? 01:19:07.915 --> 01:19:09.356 [SPEAKER_05]: Where's the description of the people? 01:19:10.696 --> 01:19:11.637 [SPEAKER_05]: And she wouldn't give them. 01:19:15.719 --> 01:19:21.103 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, the usual suspects there, and that was unfair to them. 01:19:21.143 --> 01:19:26.668 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, in the next press conference, she gave people showed up and started fucking bowing her. 01:19:27.909 --> 01:19:30.171 [SPEAKER_05]: So yeah, this is what you're going to fucking get out of this. 01:19:30.631 --> 01:19:39.198 [SPEAKER_05]: Now this police chief is under fire as well, and all of these fucking cities with these people are elected just become shittles to it, shit holes. 01:19:45.972 --> 01:20:05.169 [SPEAKER_02]: in 1920, peaking in 1911, the Socialist Party of America, not DSA or anything else, the Socialist Party of America, elected mayors or major officials in somewhere between 150 and 200 cities throughout the country, depending on what you consider a major official, but at least 150 cities. 01:20:06.770 --> 01:20:13.095 [SPEAKER_02]: were mayors or major officials, 1,000 socialist office holders at local levels at the high point. 01:20:13.175 --> 01:20:17.759 [SPEAKER_02]: The biggest states were Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania. 01:20:18.079 --> 01:20:22.582 [SPEAKER_02]: That is to say, rust belt labor places. 01:20:22.683 --> 01:20:29.488 [SPEAKER_02]: Places where industry heavily influenced by labor are obviously labor movements are all socialist. 01:20:29.528 --> 01:20:31.489 [SPEAKER_02]: Milwaukee, they call them the sewer socialist. 01:20:33.570 --> 01:20:42.393 [SPEAKER_02]: Socialists were mayors in Milwaukee from 1910 to 1960, a meal, site L, Daniel Hone, Frank Ziedler, et cetera. 01:20:42.693 --> 01:20:46.354 [SPEAKER_02]: They focused on the typical shit that socialists do. 01:20:46.954 --> 01:20:53.056 [SPEAKER_02]: Public works, anti-corruption, public housing, so on and so forth, just like Saddam Hussein did, by the way. 01:20:53.076 --> 01:20:56.937 [SPEAKER_02]: Saddam Hussein, the first thing he did when he took power, same thing with Bashar al-Assad. 01:20:57.377 --> 01:21:09.827 [SPEAKER_02]: the first thing they did when they took power in Syrian and Iraq, respectively, or I guess in Bashar al-Assad's case inherited power was to build hospitals and schools, public works, right? 01:21:09.887 --> 01:21:11.289 [SPEAKER_02]: The way that it ended was, 01:21:14.766 --> 01:21:15.987 [SPEAKER_02]: They started to lose elections. 01:21:16.307 --> 01:21:32.139 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, all the, all the guys in quiet that I just named lost their elections for, for, for, for reelection, the city's continued as industrial centers or whatever, but it doesn't last long, typically. 01:21:32.259 --> 01:21:37.382 [SPEAKER_02]: And some cities it lasts longer than others, but usually it, it doesn't really last very long. 01:21:40.377 --> 01:22:02.754 [SPEAKER_02]: uh... one or two terms is the is the typical length for a socialist in the united states to stay in power they can do a lot of damage and i was just gonna say that that's the problem uh... one or two terms your city is fucked now the reason that they started to lose uh... was partly propaganda redsk it was so the so-called redsk air after world war one 01:22:04.253 --> 01:22:12.221 [SPEAKER_02]: And then, obviously, McCarthyism, which is, he was 100% correct. 01:22:12.902 --> 01:22:15.164 [SPEAKER_02]: McCarthy was 100% correct. 01:22:15.805 --> 01:22:16.946 [SPEAKER_02]: Communists are not people. 01:22:17.347 --> 01:22:18.448 [SPEAKER_02]: They should not be tolerated. 01:22:19.148 --> 01:22:23.793 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you can call yourself Socialist or DSA, or whatever else you want, be your communist. 01:22:23.853 --> 01:22:24.934 [SPEAKER_02]: You should not be tolerated. 01:22:25.875 --> 01:22:30.896 [SPEAKER_02]: There's a good chart and how fucking, you know, you can see the cities on the end of the work. 01:22:31.397 --> 01:22:32.397 [SPEAKER_02]: It's unusual suspects. 01:22:32.437 --> 01:22:32.677 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:22:32.697 --> 01:22:37.518 [SPEAKER_02]: Wisconsin, you are the states, rather, you, Wisconsin, New York, Minnesota, Oklahoma. 01:22:37.638 --> 01:22:38.018 [SPEAKER_02]: Look at that. 01:22:38.599 --> 01:22:39.099 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, go. 01:22:39.559 --> 01:22:41.259 [SPEAKER_02]: Oklahoma's a weird one. 01:22:41.779 --> 01:22:50.622 [SPEAKER_02]: But Illinois, typical Massachusetts, typical California, typical, this has happened before, and this will happen again in the words of Battlestar Galactica. 01:22:51.449 --> 01:22:59.862 [SPEAKER_05]: But when you're not doing the right shit that you should be like prosecuting Fauci passed in the save act or their thing else the reason they got into power in the first place is because 01:23:07.362 --> 01:23:15.865 [SPEAKER_02]: Capitalist slash Republicans made the cardinal sin, the one that Democrats made recently, which is they forgot about the working class. 01:23:16.626 --> 01:23:23.909 [SPEAKER_02]: The working class is the most important voting block in America regardless of how many of them vote, right? 01:23:24.289 --> 01:23:31.672 [SPEAKER_02]: People on the upper middle class and people in the poor class, vote based on how the middle class is treated. 01:23:32.332 --> 01:23:34.613 [SPEAKER_02]: Typically, right, because that's what drives 01:23:35.493 --> 01:23:42.683 [SPEAKER_02]: the most obvious public image of how the government's treating its people. 01:23:43.804 --> 01:23:47.850 [SPEAKER_02]: You can make cases for all, the poor are falling behind or whatever the fuck. 01:23:49.286 --> 01:24:11.052 [SPEAKER_02]: no one gives a shit you know i mean the churches should be taken care of that frankly they're not uh uh uh but no one cares about that they care about how the middle class is doing always in elections the democrats over the last 15 years is so completely forgotten about the working class and the republicans took that over and they'll end during the trump era to a large degree especially in minority communities 01:24:11.952 --> 01:24:24.635 [SPEAKER_02]: Right, 2016 and 2020 Trump got less in 2016, but in 2020 he got a fuckload of black and Latino votes more so than any Republican and in living memory, I think. 01:24:24.655 --> 01:24:30.276 [SPEAKER_02]: There's a reason for that is because he did really well for those communities economically working class people. 01:24:30.316 --> 01:24:38.797 [SPEAKER_02]: Republicans had an opportunity to seize that for decades and they fucking failed, frankly, and I don't think there's any way they can come back from it now. 01:24:43.079 --> 01:24:53.607 [SPEAKER_02]: we're already into it right so another four to eight years of bullshit like this until it stopped out there'll be some anti-red movement coming soon there always is because 01:24:55.528 --> 01:24:56.169 [SPEAKER_02]: It isn't enough. 01:24:56.329 --> 01:24:58.090 [SPEAKER_02]: The economic policy is being really bad. 01:24:58.851 --> 01:25:03.635 [SPEAKER_02]: It's enough for a lot of people, but it's not enough for movement, right? 01:25:03.975 --> 01:25:05.277 [SPEAKER_02]: Movement requires emotion. 01:25:05.637 --> 01:25:10.561 [SPEAKER_02]: So there's gonna be some level propaganda necessary to get people up off their ass. 01:25:10.721 --> 01:25:11.142 [SPEAKER_02]: That's no. 01:25:12.303 --> 01:25:14.405 [SPEAKER_05]: And when, coupe, were you living in California in 2000? 01:25:15.900 --> 01:25:28.358 [SPEAKER_05]: uh... yeah i moved there and tail end of ninety eight beginning of uh... uh... no tail end of ninety seven beginning of ninety eight okay uh... because um... i was there and now i've you remember two thousand california that's when they forgot about drag and 01:25:29.770 --> 01:25:34.794 [SPEAKER_05]: I remember that if he reminded them and then he came back and dominated there. 01:25:34.894 --> 01:25:38.917 [SPEAKER_05]: So it was a travesty just I'm just saying, you know, watch out for it's all right. 01:25:38.957 --> 01:25:45.563 [SPEAKER_05]: Now as the one that show we get to the drinking bro of the week, you can submit on drinking bros dot com. 01:25:46.003 --> 01:25:46.724 [SPEAKER_05]: What do we got there? 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01:27:11.046 --> 01:27:15.087 [SPEAKER_03]: Still still in talks, not sure yet, but I will keep you posted. 01:27:15.127 --> 01:27:16.748 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll get to those concerts tickets tomorrow. 01:27:17.321 --> 01:27:19.383 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm hoping to have an answer by this evening. 01:27:19.563 --> 01:27:19.843 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 01:27:20.704 --> 01:27:22.125 [SPEAKER_05]: And then you can also submit on the app. 01:27:22.165 --> 01:27:26.569 [SPEAKER_05]: The app is free on iPhones and Android, the drinking bros app. 01:27:27.169 --> 01:27:29.311 [SPEAKER_05]: We got everything on their podcast. 01:27:29.331 --> 01:27:31.273 [SPEAKER_05]: Get a wall like Facebook, no admins. 01:27:31.393 --> 01:27:34.375 [SPEAKER_05]: You can do whatever you want over there. 01:27:35.336 --> 01:27:37.438 [SPEAKER_05]: Just don't be a fucking asshole. 01:27:37.498 --> 01:27:38.258 [SPEAKER_05]: It's all we ask. 01:27:38.479 --> 01:27:39.479 [SPEAKER_05]: We pay for it's free. 01:27:40.040 --> 01:27:42.762 [SPEAKER_05]: And we just want everybody to be able to communicate. 01:27:42.782 --> 01:27:45.745 [SPEAKER_05]: In case you need to reach out to somebody, man, if you have an hard time. 01:27:46.945 --> 01:27:48.646 [SPEAKER_05]: in the nights or mornings, wherever. 01:27:48.806 --> 01:27:49.947 [SPEAKER_05]: And we don't really give a shit. 01:27:51.107 --> 01:27:53.909 [SPEAKER_05]: Just don't pull the fucking trigger right. 01:27:54.809 --> 01:27:56.410 [SPEAKER_05]: The stores on there, all the other fun stuff. 01:27:56.430 --> 01:28:01.913 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, this submission just got sent in from Holly Coants from North Dakota. 01:28:02.973 --> 01:28:04.214 [SPEAKER_05]: Listener for three years. 01:28:04.674 --> 01:28:10.197 [SPEAKER_05]: Once in how many Jeremy Coants living, let's see, my name is Holly Coants. 01:28:10.837 --> 01:28:13.198 [SPEAKER_05]: And I'm writing a sincere request for your consideration 01:28:14.879 --> 01:28:18.021 [SPEAKER_05]: during the most difficult time of our lives. 01:28:18.401 --> 01:28:24.104 [SPEAKER_05]: When July 5th, 2026, our family lost our home, and nearly all of our belongings in a devastating house fire. 01:28:24.444 --> 01:28:24.804 [SPEAKER_05]: You know what? 01:28:24.844 --> 01:28:29.127 [SPEAKER_05]: I actually, I think I remember her posting this picture, actually, and drinking bros. 01:28:30.067 --> 01:28:40.013 [SPEAKER_05]: While we're profoundly grateful that everybody is escaped to safely, we are now faced with the overwhelming challenge of rebuilding our home and replacing everything we have lost. 01:28:40.573 --> 01:28:41.313 [SPEAKER_05]: At the same time, 01:28:46.033 --> 01:28:47.494 [SPEAKER_05]: a papillary thyroid cancer? 01:28:47.654 --> 01:28:48.474 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know what that is. 01:28:49.295 --> 01:28:51.656 [SPEAKER_05]: Apologies on that, I've never heard of it. 01:28:51.976 --> 01:29:07.083 [SPEAKER_05]: I recently underwence another surgery of my referred to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, while be traveling regularly for specialized treatment and ongoing care between rebuilding after the fire of medical expenses and frequent travel for cancer treatment. 01:29:07.603 --> 01:29:10.825 [SPEAKER_05]: Our family has been stretched emotionally physically and financially. 01:29:11.625 --> 01:29:14.807 [SPEAKER_05]: My husband, Jeremy, is a U.S. Army combat veteran 01:29:15.856 --> 01:29:19.927 [SPEAKER_05]: and I proudly served in the South Dakota Army National Guard. 01:29:19.967 --> 01:29:22.795 [SPEAKER_05]: We've always believed in serving others and giving back to our community. 01:29:24.117 --> 01:29:30.220 [SPEAKER_05]: Today we find ourselves in the humbling position of asking for your help. 01:29:31.240 --> 01:29:35.382 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's see if there's a benefit here at the end of this. 01:29:39.043 --> 01:29:39.683 [SPEAKER_05]: Hang on. 01:29:41.424 --> 01:29:42.244 [SPEAKER_05]: Shit, Holly. 01:29:43.045 --> 01:29:44.125 [SPEAKER_05]: You didn't put a link in here. 01:29:45.446 --> 01:29:46.046 [SPEAKER_05]: Damn it, man. 01:29:46.737 --> 01:29:57.964 [SPEAKER_05]: Let's see, with heartfelt gratitude, Jeremy and Holly Coants and family, fire, benefit, information, and yeah, there's no fucking URL here. 01:29:58.604 --> 01:30:00.305 [SPEAKER_05]: Damn it, Hollywood opposed to it today. 01:30:00.806 --> 01:30:01.986 [SPEAKER_05]: Hit us back up, let me know. 01:30:02.887 --> 01:30:07.750 [SPEAKER_05]: I know who you are actually, and I saw those pictures of your house on the online, but some of them. 01:30:08.475 --> 01:30:36.177 [SPEAKER_05]: Drop a link in here and then we'll try to we'll we'll try to put it in a podcast wait I feel I think I might have found it you got it yeah so we will pull this up right now you okay you got that address Luke Holly Kunst K you N T Z yep we're pulling it up Jeremy Kunst no relation to that piece of shit bird Kunst by the way 01:30:38.453 --> 01:30:38.734 [SPEAKER_16]: Never. 01:30:40.096 --> 01:30:40.677 [SPEAKER_05]: Never made me. 01:30:41.058 --> 01:30:43.422 [SPEAKER_05]: All he does is play golf in CrossFit. 01:30:43.582 --> 01:30:43.823 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 01:30:43.843 --> 01:30:44.404 [SPEAKER_05]: There we go. 01:30:44.424 --> 01:30:44.924 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 01:30:45.766 --> 01:30:46.848 [SPEAKER_05]: So how much they're looking for? 01:30:48.052 --> 01:30:51.074 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like, yeah, 15k they've already got 9,200. 01:30:51.114 --> 01:30:55.637 [SPEAKER_05]: That's great, but we could definitely use a help getting them all the way up to 15k and beyond. 01:30:55.697 --> 01:30:56.277 [SPEAKER_05]: And say what? 01:30:56.317 --> 01:31:01.420 [SPEAKER_05]: So I will put this link in the description of the audio podcast, as soon as this is over. 01:31:02.881 --> 01:31:06.483 [SPEAKER_05]: Just email me the link and then I'll put it in the description after the show. 01:31:07.064 --> 01:31:11.006 [SPEAKER_05]: I actually, we know most of you guys I feel like. 01:31:11.246 --> 01:31:15.049 [SPEAKER_05]: So yeah, I remember your story and I remember seeing the pictures of your house. 01:31:17.986 --> 01:31:20.867 [SPEAKER_05]: Roughly what 5,500 left on that? 01:31:20.887 --> 01:31:21.748 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 01:31:22.288 --> 01:31:22.888 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:31:22.928 --> 01:31:23.628 [SPEAKER_05]: I think that's doable. 01:31:23.648 --> 01:31:23.989 [SPEAKER_05]: For sure. 01:31:24.629 --> 01:31:26.369 [SPEAKER_05]: For sure, Holly. 01:31:26.410 --> 01:31:28.670 [SPEAKER_05]: But yeah, I will put that link in the audio description. 01:31:29.171 --> 01:31:33.532 [SPEAKER_05]: Appreciate you guys tuning in, day in and day out at home. 01:31:33.933 --> 01:31:39.275 [SPEAKER_05]: Go to iTunes, rate the show of 5 star, and leave a quick review, and the Miguel is just burning through the back catalogue of... 01:31:40.180 --> 01:31:50.686 [SPEAKER_05]: video on Spotify over there, uh, patreon is always patreon, unbelievable grateful that you subscribe to it because that's what keeps the lights on here, um, with YouTube's bullshit. 01:31:50.706 --> 01:31:53.668 [SPEAKER_05]: Jesus Christ, uh, which we're looking to put an end to soon. 01:31:53.948 --> 01:31:55.269 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, coops working on that. 01:31:55.309 --> 01:31:56.069 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm working on that. 01:31:56.190 --> 01:31:56.670 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 01:31:57.811 --> 01:32:00.152 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, for Anthony, Anthony Holloway, I'm Ross Patterson. 01:32:00.172 --> 01:32:02.113 [SPEAKER_05]: This is the drinking bro's podcast. 01:32:02.453 --> 01:32:03.314 [SPEAKER_05]: Good night, everyone.