WEBVTT 00:09.200 --> 00:12.561 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, welcome and drink in Rose Kids. 00:13.382 --> 00:16.223 [SPEAKER_16]: I got a big Wednesday show for you here. 00:17.324 --> 00:20.145 [SPEAKER_16]: Today, put it at the top. 00:21.465 --> 00:32.870 [SPEAKER_16]: The time has come for us to say, Sio-Navra, Sio-Ravra. 00:33.591 --> 00:35.411 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, I think we need to lay it off. 00:36.212 --> 00:38.033 [SPEAKER_15]: We need to lay it off today with that. 00:45.215 --> 01:02.964 [SPEAKER_16]: hung out to dry that was Anthony's uh... choice today that's exactly what happened last night i cannot fucking believe this ninety six percent on calci uh... you guys would day show have her show you guys on camera tonight during crime corner you guys shoot tonight 01:03.862 --> 01:13.007 [SPEAKER_16]: I get home after doing the fucking show and she goes, hey dude, I bet on the other guy, on Crowley, I picked the other guy, on calcium, I was like, what? 01:13.447 --> 01:14.868 [SPEAKER_16]: And I go, it's 96 to 4. 01:15.188 --> 01:17.889 [SPEAKER_16]: Like, did you not see the thing or whatever? 01:18.230 --> 01:20.030 [SPEAKER_16]: And she was like, there's no way. 01:20.271 --> 01:22.992 [SPEAKER_16]: There's just no way, people are that dumb devote for this woman. 01:23.352 --> 01:24.893 [SPEAKER_16]: Very similar to what you said yesterday. 01:24.973 --> 01:26.954 [SPEAKER_16]: What was the payout on 96? 01:27.034 --> 01:27.714 [SPEAKER_16]: We're waiting. 01:27.795 --> 01:31.857 [SPEAKER_16]: So when she gets in tonight, it should be fully clear because it's 01:32.677 --> 01:35.678 [SPEAKER_16]: It's got to be massive because they have to wait for every vote to count. 01:36.118 --> 01:43.220 [SPEAKER_16]: So there's still like, I don't know, two percent of the precincts out or whatever, but CNN and everybody's already declared this Crowley guy, the winner. 01:43.700 --> 01:49.842 [SPEAKER_16]: He won by, he was up by four tenths of a point this morning and it's risen to five tenths of a point. 01:50.825 --> 01:56.068 [SPEAKER_16]: and it's something crazy like a 3,500 vote difference, 3,500. 01:56.588 --> 02:00.510 [SPEAKER_16]: So anytime people say, dude, go out and vote, go out and vote. 02:00.690 --> 02:03.211 [SPEAKER_16]: One election came out of six votes last week. 02:03.751 --> 02:05.512 [SPEAKER_16]: Six, yes. 02:05.552 --> 02:08.514 [SPEAKER_16]: Some tiny fucking city council thing, and it was just like, hey, bro. 02:09.234 --> 02:25.319 [SPEAKER_15]: It matters, but another one that happened very recently in Indiana that was decided by one vote between two Republicans, one that was in favor of Jerry Mandarin, a redistricting and another one that wasn't and a redistricting Republican. 02:25.799 --> 02:26.800 [SPEAKER_16]: One, one vote. 02:27.040 --> 02:33.522 [SPEAKER_16]: Okay, because I know Count season crime corner too, so when she gets in, have her show it, because I'm dying to know what that number was. 02:34.062 --> 02:40.789 [SPEAKER_16]: Like, it wasn't up when I left this morning, but I thought for sure she was going to win, what do you think it was? 02:41.629 --> 03:10.192 [SPEAKER_12]: Damn was it the Christmas shits the the 4th of July shit was it all of it Or there was a late bash that came in late last night's that magic leaf long all the votes to Crawley I don't know about this particular race It wouldn't be the first time The Democrats are fucking cheated in their own primaries But I don't see any of them to that here that they would if they're cutting it pretty fucking close If they were trying to steal something 03:10.472 --> 03:35.330 [SPEAKER_16]: pretty close but again there was a late batch that came in last night because I was watching this on CNN and then I was flipping around to the rest of them who's the guy that goes up and draws on the fucking boards or yeah cornache that's it um so he was going through it last night's oh you is stop it is it called the cornache cam this is one um this was all this was earlier in the night actually when she took a big chunk yes 03:36.415 --> 03:38.197 [SPEAKER_12]: I think, right, doesn't she go up right here? 03:38.417 --> 03:40.619 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, she was shortly in the lead. 03:40.659 --> 03:43.141 [SPEAKER_16]: Play the corny acycam. 03:43.161 --> 03:45.263 [SPEAKER_16]: And you look, you guys know, I live a good pun. 03:45.283 --> 03:46.684 [SPEAKER_16]: So I can't even shit on it, dude. 03:46.864 --> 03:48.525 [SPEAKER_16]: Like, good for him. 03:48.545 --> 03:50.987 [SPEAKER_16]: You know, the corny acycam, this guy. 03:52.368 --> 03:53.189 [SPEAKER_13]: Friends play this. 03:53.950 --> 03:54.951 [SPEAKER_13]: Wow. 03:56.052 --> 03:57.633 [SPEAKER_13]: What the heck just came in and brown? 03:57.693 --> 03:59.775 [SPEAKER_13]: Was that the, that was huge for her? 04:01.100 --> 04:06.726 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, so that was about 18,000 votes, and she nets 2,000. 04:10.831 --> 04:11.571 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, he's stunned. 04:12.232 --> 04:14.715 [SPEAKER_13]: Question was that the... 04:17.364 --> 04:18.384 [SPEAKER_13]: That wasn't central count. 04:18.424 --> 04:19.044 [SPEAKER_13]: Was it? 04:19.104 --> 04:20.445 [SPEAKER_14]: He's live on possible. 04:20.505 --> 04:23.525 [SPEAKER_14]: There's no remains on both in Brown, according to our equipment. 04:23.565 --> 04:25.685 [SPEAKER_14]: He was live on unless he checked the website. 04:25.926 --> 04:33.547 [SPEAKER_13]: I said I want to present where now I do because if that was vote, if that was central count, it is a what was his percentage of that vote. 04:33.947 --> 04:35.627 [SPEAKER_14]: Let's take a look. 04:35.827 --> 04:39.828 [SPEAKER_13]: If this was central count, this is the question we're getting at from Milwaukee. 04:39.848 --> 04:43.449 [SPEAKER_13]: If he just got buried in central count Green Day, it was 44 to 04:46.739 --> 04:47.721 [SPEAKER_13]: Hong over Crowley. 04:48.844 --> 04:56.780 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, okay, yeah, let's keep, can we ask our decision to ask what we think that was that just, and do we think there's central count left? 04:57.853 --> 05:03.014 [SPEAKER_16]: So he was stunned last night as this was going on, but I saw those same numbers. 05:03.815 --> 05:08.196 [SPEAKER_16]: And I went to bed and I was like, the hunger's gonna win, dude. 05:08.456 --> 05:09.256 [SPEAKER_16]: That's it. 05:09.896 --> 05:12.737 [SPEAKER_16]: I thought for sure she was gonna win and then it was gonna take off from there. 05:12.757 --> 05:19.599 [SPEAKER_16]: So there was another guy on another show that I was watching last night's, who said the same thing, and he goes, look man, the counties that are remaining. 05:20.179 --> 05:29.293 [SPEAKER_16]: will definitely go for her, and then one of them was Madison, which, Madison, ironically is the only place I've been in Wisconsin, and that's where the college is. 05:29.333 --> 05:32.978 [SPEAKER_16]: They were expecting the college kids to vote for the longer as well. 05:32.998 --> 05:34.741 [SPEAKER_16]: When I'm back yet, uh, right. 05:35.602 --> 05:37.723 [SPEAKER_16]: And so when they said that, I thought the same thing. 05:37.783 --> 05:39.224 [SPEAKER_12]: They get back next week, usually. 05:39.244 --> 05:43.847 [SPEAKER_12]: There's something in Madison, God, what do we use to call it? 05:45.227 --> 05:46.128 [SPEAKER_12]: A hippie Christmas. 05:47.128 --> 05:48.909 [SPEAKER_12]: It was there's two hippie Christmases. 05:48.949 --> 06:00.876 [SPEAKER_12]: There was like at the end of the summer, when grad students move out of their housing on the east side, they leave all their furniture out on the fucking street and you just come take it. 06:01.656 --> 06:24.472 [SPEAKER_12]: And then it happens again in what may I guess something like that right before summer starts hippie Christmas because there's the east side is nothing but fucking hippies And that's where any any kid that's living off campus usually tries to live over there because it's crunchy but him beating her in Madison is not is a little surprising because the 06:28.267 --> 06:33.289 [SPEAKER_12]: The congressman there, I mean, I should know this dude back in the day. 06:33.650 --> 06:38.012 [SPEAKER_12]: I used to do blow with his, with his gay ass husband actually, really? 06:38.252 --> 06:39.052 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, all the time. 06:39.332 --> 06:44.395 [SPEAKER_12]: Day on some sign company and Madison, but Mark Pokin has been the congressman there since 2012. 06:44.435 --> 06:47.356 [SPEAKER_12]: I think, and they're all co-kids. 06:47.496 --> 06:49.017 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, that's politics, right? 06:49.037 --> 06:50.838 [SPEAKER_12]: So everybody's a co-co-co-co-co-co-co-co. 06:52.563 --> 06:57.266 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, he's super, like, trans-progressive all that bullshit. 06:57.787 --> 06:58.767 [SPEAKER_12]: And Madison's like that. 06:59.288 --> 07:10.836 [SPEAKER_12]: Milwaukee to a lesser degree, usually trends left, but it trends left, I mean, trends hard left, but it trends hard left on labor issues, typically. 07:11.477 --> 07:15.179 [SPEAKER_12]: And I just don't think people thought she was a serious candidate. 07:15.580 --> 07:19.522 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, she had, if she had made one serious, 07:20.545 --> 07:24.332 [SPEAKER_12]: campaign commercial with even just take one issue. 07:25.374 --> 07:26.335 [SPEAKER_12]: We have this issue. 07:27.898 --> 07:31.159 [SPEAKER_12]: And here's how we're going to solve it, right? 07:31.319 --> 07:39.861 [SPEAKER_12]: Even if it's a stupid plan, just a serious plan, would she probably could have won, but she came off as a fucking flippant retard, the whole time. 07:39.901 --> 07:47.003 [SPEAKER_12]: Just like, we're going to change the world, like, come on, man, nobody fucking, nobody's fooled by that shit anymore. 07:47.023 --> 07:48.503 [SPEAKER_12]: You're going to have at least a little substance. 07:48.903 --> 07:51.824 [SPEAKER_12]: Say what you want about Mimdani and how dumb his ideas were. 07:51.884 --> 07:55.245 [SPEAKER_12]: He had ideas and he put him out in public and he set it in a serious manner. 07:55.285 --> 07:56.225 [SPEAKER_12]: That's why you got elected. 07:56.725 --> 08:19.970 [SPEAKER_12]: He seriousness of purpose whether or not you thought it was stupid or not is not the issue because the kids who are struggling don't think it's stupid They don't know better They don't know better, but everybody knows better than to look at a chattering dipshit like this woman and she has no plan She's just talking so what the fuck am I gonna vote for her for now the question then is And by the way 08:23.046 --> 08:27.951 [SPEAKER_12]: I should have been more on that tip with Mamdoni because he did demonstrate a serious isn't purpose. 08:27.991 --> 08:33.516 [SPEAKER_12]: Just because you think his ideas are stupid doesn't mean that people aren't taking it seriously and that's a big deal in the election. 08:36.139 --> 08:41.144 [SPEAKER_12]: But there's a huge variance in the polling for these and the actual vote. 08:42.783 --> 09:09.910 [SPEAKER_12]: last week in this week we're talking about like 15 to 20 points difference from what the fucking polls said and what the actual outcome of these elections said last week the guy still won but he won are the the DSA person still won but they won by what one point instead of fucking 15 and this week she was up by 15 to 20 and she lost by half a percent so you're talking about and like multiple orders of magnitude off of what these polling are and that look 09:12.206 --> 09:24.329 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, why is a good question, um, market poll, uh, leading up had 65% of Wisconsin Democrats undecided as far as, uh, recently as February of this year. 09:25.430 --> 09:27.670 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, yeah, and looking, I just sent you the final polls here. 09:27.690 --> 09:30.671 [SPEAKER_16]: If you want to, I just texted and see, uh, it didn't go through on air drop for you. 09:30.691 --> 09:37.653 [SPEAKER_12]: And then the latest ones, I think had Hong leading at 14, and then 72% of responded saying they hadn't heard enough about her yet. 09:37.673 --> 09:38.433 [SPEAKER_12]: That wasn't February. 09:42.244 --> 09:52.593 [SPEAKER_12]: 39.8% 1, 39.8% in a 7-way race is a lot of votes and she got 39.4, I think so far, something like that. 09:54.355 --> 10:01.741 [SPEAKER_12]: She had the most defined brand early on of anybody, but she was also the most ideologically distinct. 10:02.722 --> 10:05.043 [SPEAKER_12]: And that's a ceiling, not a floor, right? 10:05.443 --> 10:09.925 [SPEAKER_12]: Like if you pigeonhole yourself like that, you've created a ceiling for yourself. 10:10.405 --> 10:16.367 [SPEAKER_12]: Somebody's got to believe that white people are the problem in a state with 85% white people. 10:17.127 --> 10:21.109 [SPEAKER_12]: That shit just doesn't play in Michigan and Wisconsin. 10:21.249 --> 10:25.930 [SPEAKER_12]: It does for some reason in Minnesota play because all the white people hate themselves there. 10:26.350 --> 10:30.092 [SPEAKER_12]: But there's more working class, white folk, I guess, in Michigan and 10:31.483 --> 10:36.524 [SPEAKER_12]: and what's constant so they're not they're not super motivated by all the DEI bullshit. 10:37.284 --> 10:40.945 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, and so here was the polls last night and these are the local ones. 10:41.165 --> 10:42.986 [SPEAKER_16]: So these were all Wisconsin polls. 10:43.046 --> 10:58.250 [SPEAKER_16]: The state navigates had a home plus 22 public policy polling had a home plus 18 market university had a home plus 25 state navigates plus 29 public policy polling home plus 20. 10:58.290 --> 10:58.690 [SPEAKER_12]: That one. 10:59.210 --> 11:06.552 [SPEAKER_12]: Market might be in Wisconsin, but it's not a local poll that they do state-wide or I'm sorry nation-wide polls all the time. 11:06.572 --> 11:07.412 [SPEAKER_12]: So does PvP. 11:07.792 --> 11:08.892 [SPEAKER_12]: Okay, both of those. 11:09.452 --> 11:11.373 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't know why PvP's listed twice though. 11:11.613 --> 11:15.074 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, I don't either, but I guess maybe is the night went on. 11:15.594 --> 11:20.335 [SPEAKER_16]: This was, I'm sorry, so this was the night before, and this was like, hey guys, 11:20.855 --> 11:23.055 [SPEAKER_16]: Just putting it out there, this is how much she's going to win by. 11:23.075 --> 11:25.156 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know why he did she not win. 11:25.416 --> 11:30.957 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, this was a 283 moment where one boy had a massive comeback. 11:31.037 --> 11:34.418 [SPEAKER_16]: He won, everybody stunned, and I never heard his fucking name. 11:34.838 --> 11:35.978 [SPEAKER_16]: Like, I didn't know who he was. 11:36.518 --> 11:38.338 [SPEAKER_16]: I was surprised, he was black for Christ's six. 11:38.518 --> 11:40.199 [SPEAKER_16]: I didn't know a black guy lived in Wisconsin. 11:40.379 --> 11:44.900 [SPEAKER_16]: So I do want to congratulate him on that, and the state of Wisconsin for having a black guy live there. 11:46.620 --> 11:50.642 [SPEAKER_16]: He won, she's out, and she was not expecting it. 11:50.762 --> 11:55.745 [SPEAKER_16]: One of the channels was outside of her, what do they call those parties after you win? 11:55.905 --> 11:57.266 [SPEAKER_16]: The victory parties last night. 11:57.306 --> 11:58.266 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah. 11:58.446 --> 12:00.427 [SPEAKER_16]: So they were outside trying to get in. 12:00.447 --> 12:00.547 [SPEAKER_16]: Most, 12:02.077 --> 12:27.337 [SPEAKER_16]: news was allowed in except for Fox News was not allowed in and they were fully prepared to celebrate and you know kick off the the next uh uh we're gonna take it November speech and all that other shit which did not happen um to my knowledge is she given a a speech today because I didn't hear one last night she gave a she gave a little like okay the night is going on longer than we can stay here speech and uh I didn't see one this morning 12:31.220 --> 12:37.621 [SPEAKER_14]: it was close enough that the thing that made the difference was the fact that she did not run TV ads at all. 12:38.282 --> 12:40.162 [SPEAKER_14]: Maybe only ran online ads. 12:40.802 --> 12:42.023 [SPEAKER_12]: No shit. 12:42.043 --> 12:50.765 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, this is a problem of hyper on-line people think that Twitter is reality and it is not reality. 12:51.605 --> 12:52.445 [SPEAKER_12]: I would also say, 12:54.068 --> 12:56.269 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, there's, there's some conflicting shit. 12:56.329 --> 13:00.470 [SPEAKER_12]: So there was a guy named Mandela Barnes, who's been in politics there. 13:00.530 --> 13:06.351 [SPEAKER_12]: I worked with him at some point to not really closely, but, um, not with actually but around. 13:06.591 --> 13:14.053 [SPEAKER_12]: I guess it's a better way to say that back in the day, um, and he's just been a progressive chucklehead for a lot of years there. 13:14.633 --> 13:20.734 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, and he, he dropped out late July 30th, I think, officially is when he 13:25.196 --> 13:46.453 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, he, his votes for some reason collapsed toward Crowley and not towards HONG, which is interesting because people kind of expected his votes would collapse towards her, since they're, they're awake more closely related politically than, um, than Crowley, he and Crowley are, which is interesting. 13:46.693 --> 13:47.514 [SPEAKER_12]: It seemed like that. 13:47.554 --> 13:48.514 [SPEAKER_12]: Anyways, it's hard to tell. 13:49.548 --> 13:51.129 [SPEAKER_12]: with exit polling and shit. 13:51.649 --> 13:59.351 [SPEAKER_12]: And then I think the turnout modeling of some of these polls are also having a lot of trouble, especially in the primaries. 13:59.992 --> 14:07.754 [SPEAKER_12]: General elections usually have historical baseline that you can weigh against primaries are wildly different every single year. 14:07.814 --> 14:12.396 [SPEAKER_12]: They're wildly different, especially in midterm election primaries are weird. 14:13.176 --> 14:17.157 [SPEAKER_12]: If you've got a lot of energy behind a candidate, bunch of people are going to show up. 14:19.680 --> 14:22.701 [SPEAKER_12]: This is not that many votes. 14:23.281 --> 14:26.223 [SPEAKER_12]: No, the 3500 is where you're at right now. 14:27.523 --> 14:29.844 [SPEAKER_12]: That's, I'm talking about total votes. 14:30.004 --> 14:30.684 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, total votes. 14:30.704 --> 14:31.725 [SPEAKER_16]: It's far as voter turnout. 14:31.785 --> 14:33.825 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, so like split the state in half. 14:33.925 --> 14:44.610 [SPEAKER_12]: This is the amount of votes that you would expect in a small state Senate race, not in Wisconsin, Wisconsin's not a huge state or anything, but they're not fucking Wyoming either. 14:47.050 --> 14:48.793 [SPEAKER_12]: That seems like, I don't compare that. 14:48.833 --> 14:53.761 [SPEAKER_12]: When was the last, when did they last have somebody run for Senate? 14:56.332 --> 15:01.694 [SPEAKER_16]: I believe two years ago, but Governor might have been four years ago, I think she was running for governor. 15:01.774 --> 15:03.314 [SPEAKER_12]: When did Ron Johnson last, Ron? 15:04.514 --> 15:06.295 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, I believe, or 2020. 15:06.415 --> 15:09.936 [SPEAKER_12]: Or Tammy Baldwin's still there that Libyan, she's a Libyan. 15:10.336 --> 15:11.456 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't think so. 15:11.796 --> 15:24.659 [SPEAKER_12]: So one of the things people, like I've saw some people I'd lie to get about, because she's a woman, Tammy Baldwin is a gay woman and has been a congressman and then Senator there since fucking like 2012 or some shit or something I don't know. 15:25.179 --> 15:38.544 [SPEAKER_12]: But she's been in a, she's been in statewide office since 2017, maybe, um, I think, or not, out of 2013, is when she first got elected Senate. 15:38.944 --> 15:41.765 [SPEAKER_12]: So it's not a female problem, they don't care about that in Wisconsin. 15:42.770 --> 15:45.173 [SPEAKER_12]: I think you might be right about the TV ads. 15:46.334 --> 15:47.355 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, that's interesting now. 15:47.956 --> 15:54.843 [SPEAKER_12]: Like the one, the advantage the left has over the right and any given campaign is their field game. 15:54.923 --> 15:57.126 [SPEAKER_12]: Their field game just way better than Republicans. 15:59.013 --> 16:00.635 [SPEAKER_12]: You can criticize it all you want. 16:02.217 --> 16:02.838 [SPEAKER_12]: They do cheat. 16:02.878 --> 16:09.366 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, it's to go to a fucking old folks home with a bunch of goddamn busses. 16:09.386 --> 16:16.635 [SPEAKER_12]: Gary Attrix and point to the fucking people you wanted to vote for, and then harvest those ballots and then take them back to the fucking place that's fucked up. 16:17.616 --> 16:24.561 [SPEAKER_12]: And then doing it with the legules or even people that don't speak English well or homeless people, the left does it. 16:24.701 --> 16:28.124 [SPEAKER_12]: Whether you like it or not, whether you think it's cheater or not, they do it in an adds to their count. 16:28.565 --> 16:32.868 [SPEAKER_12]: And then just the general field game they run is quite a bit better than the Republicans. 16:32.888 --> 16:36.391 [SPEAKER_12]: They're good out the low GO TV is always been better. 16:36.791 --> 16:40.734 [SPEAKER_12]: It's like the Republicans have never had a GO TV the same way. 16:40.754 --> 16:46.039 [SPEAKER_12]: The only time that they have these big numbers is when there's a populist Trump running. 16:47.228 --> 16:52.811 [SPEAKER_12]: So that's something to look forward to in 2008 for the presidential election. 16:52.891 --> 16:55.273 [SPEAKER_12]: If Rubio is the one that runs, then 16:56.388 --> 17:00.049 [SPEAKER_12]: The Republicans are going to have to have a serious get out the vote campaign, otherwise he won't win. 17:00.409 --> 17:07.331 [SPEAKER_12]: If it's vans, probably have a better chance to be honest, because most Republicans will hold their nose and vote for him even though a lot of them don't like him. 17:08.512 --> 17:11.032 [SPEAKER_12]: And he will, he's a populous, he'll rival people up. 17:11.593 --> 17:15.434 [SPEAKER_12]: And that'll get more people out to the vote and show like that. 17:16.054 --> 17:18.034 [SPEAKER_12]: So it's something to take into consideration. 17:18.455 --> 17:19.055 [SPEAKER_12]: The other votes, 17:20.655 --> 17:23.036 [SPEAKER_12]: with these DSA people, very interesting. 17:23.376 --> 17:33.479 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, and I'm looking to get inside, look, this midterm election, we always go live for the midterms, and then the general every year is going to be wild, because I my opinion of last night. 17:34.799 --> 17:45.643 [SPEAKER_16]: You have the home and a massive upset last night, and then the week before, Abdul Saeed Guy, El Saeed, was supposed to win by 15 points, and we wins by one. 17:46.623 --> 17:57.152 [SPEAKER_16]: It seems like the country I hope is at least fed up with these people, but then you go to Minnesota like you said earlier at the top go to your DMs there Luke this fucking 17:58.549 --> 18:03.871 [SPEAKER_16]: Flanagan chick won last night and it's nuts man. 18:04.051 --> 18:12.094 [SPEAKER_14]: I mean, it's just absolutely nuts This is for senate which is kind of more important than that was constant goes like who's this guy? 18:12.834 --> 18:22.378 [SPEAKER_16]: Exactly, it's this is Peggy Flanagan Peggy huh, so I pulled three of her videos to play for you I know is this a dude or what is it? 18:22.398 --> 18:22.858 [SPEAKER_12]: What's going on? 18:22.938 --> 18:27.780 [SPEAKER_12]: It's is a woman by a real one biological biological huh is anybody checked 18:29.233 --> 18:34.695 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, I checked the ding-dong, I haven't checked that yet, you know, but, uh, yeah, press play on this, I'd like to get a smell test. 18:35.615 --> 18:46.819 [SPEAKER_08]: So she was doing social media videos like this for a long time, um, all racist, stream of consciousness from a president, old man, yells at cloud. 18:51.580 --> 18:52.280 [SPEAKER_08]: You're disgusting. 18:53.121 --> 18:54.441 [SPEAKER_08]: Cool. 18:54.461 --> 18:57.482 [SPEAKER_08]: And the people of this country deserve 18:58.747 --> 18:59.448 [SPEAKER_08]: so much better. 19:00.008 --> 19:11.616 [SPEAKER_08]: I just watched the video of Donald Trump attacking the beautiful Somali community that calls Minnesota home. 19:13.157 --> 19:17.039 [SPEAKER_08]: They are part of the fabric of our states. 19:17.200 --> 19:21.563 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm literally going down Lake Street right now, which is 19:23.397 --> 19:27.438 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, one of the, the hearts of the, the Somali community. 19:28.678 --> 19:31.019 [SPEAKER_08]: These are teachers. 19:31.139 --> 19:33.639 [SPEAKER_12]: He's in the car with a door's locked up when those were all up. 19:33.940 --> 19:35.320 [SPEAKER_12]: Yep, that's why I pulled this 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[SPEAKER_12]: It's just genetics, you know. 20:12.293 --> 20:13.634 [SPEAKER_12]: Is it really a little bit different? 20:14.475 --> 20:19.039 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, they have like skinny necks and short narrow shoulders and skinny-wise. 20:19.059 --> 20:19.940 [SPEAKER_12]: Why they call them skinny? 20:20.760 --> 20:24.243 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, you know, white people look like a big fucking bag of flour. 20:24.263 --> 20:24.804 [SPEAKER_12]: What are you gonna do? 20:25.084 --> 20:39.013 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, go to that next clip there so this was right after she won the Democratic Senate primary because she is expected to win and she's expected to be an actual senator which is fucking frightening. 20:41.324 --> 20:51.570 [SPEAKER_07]: Getting rid of prior authorization so that some dude behind a desk or worse yet, an AI bot, isn't determining whether you get the life-saving health care. 20:51.610 --> 20:56.093 [SPEAKER_12]: She's the one that helped the Somalians rob the country blocks. 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22:56.149 --> 22:58.030 [SPEAKER_16]: And this is real, this is not AI. 22:59.208 --> 23:01.741 [SPEAKER_16]: I just want to make that clear here before you see this. 23:03.472 --> 23:09.177 [SPEAKER_08]: My name's Peggy Lannigan, I am the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota and I'm the headcut off by homeboy. 23:09.257 --> 23:11.119 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll be here with all of you today. 23:11.139 --> 23:18.725 [SPEAKER_08]: I am incredibly clear that the Somali community is part of the fabric of the state of Minnesota. 23:19.346 --> 23:22.568 [SPEAKER_08]: I think about my friendship with NIMCO. 23:23.049 --> 23:25.531 [SPEAKER_08]: We've been friends for almost 25 years. 23:26.512 --> 23:30.015 [SPEAKER_08]: And when I think of being part of Minnesota and growing up here, 23:30.375 --> 23:34.976 [SPEAKER_08]: the Somali community has always been a foodis that of my Minnesota. 23:35.316 --> 23:48.079 [SPEAKER_08]: So I want to just encourage the community to know that they, uh, Somali and foodis like a lot back in the year, uh, shopping today and just encourage other food with the sponge to show up to scoop it up with support. 23:48.139 --> 23:57.381 [SPEAKER_12]: Uh, all of the places that you with your bare hands, uh, play a place where there's no running water and they wipe their ass with their bare hands. 23:57.601 --> 23:57.761 [SPEAKER_15]: Yep. 23:58.605 --> 24:06.522 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, that's why they, that's why they fucking, look, say what you want about Western civilization, but we figured out science. 24:07.433 --> 24:30.468 [SPEAKER_12]: You know, we just washing your hands is it lessons death by 90% from disease by 90% and I'm not kidding when doctors in emergency rooms are when doctors in general started washing their hands as a matter of course. 24:34.517 --> 24:40.801 [SPEAKER_12]: infant or I'm sorry, the mortality rate of mothers delivering babies went down by 90 percent. 24:43.663 --> 24:46.904 [SPEAKER_15]: And didn't they ostracize the doctor that 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Their better business bureau disclaimer is at NMLS182334 at NMLS ConsumerAccess.org. 35:39.683 --> 35:40.623 [SPEAKER_16]: I was this ice-force? 35:40.883 --> 35:42.704 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, dude, look at that. 35:43.504 --> 35:45.344 [SPEAKER_16]: I wish Marvel would make this fucking movie. 35:45.844 --> 35:46.444 [SPEAKER_16]: I'd watch that. 35:46.584 --> 35:47.604 [SPEAKER_16]: Fuck yeah, I would do it. 35:48.425 --> 35:52.905 [SPEAKER_16]: And I wanna see ice going after some old people, like give me Edward James almost, you know? 35:53.506 --> 36:02.107 [SPEAKER_16]: He's trying to protect the grandkids who are in the country illegally, and they've got a front kick him in the chest, like give me all the hits here. 36:02.287 --> 36:05.628 [SPEAKER_16]: Give me all the Mexicans, give me the chick from Fast and Furious. 36:07.487 --> 36:30.669 [SPEAKER_16]: uh... was a well-shadowed regains she would be like the main villain because he'd be hard to kick out give me uh... john leg was ammo give me johnny legs she wouldn't be hard to kick out though in real life i know they've played like that but she's five foot one and i'd kick her halfway crosses fucking room she was in a boxing movie as a female dude so yeah i i don't know how hard she trained for that all right 36:30.989 --> 36:35.811 [SPEAKER_12]: I'm going to send this to Jarrod and see if you can't actually have animated it now. 36:36.411 --> 36:37.271 [SPEAKER_12]: Blue, here we go. 36:38.732 --> 36:41.252 [SPEAKER_12]: Just a quick little animation for you. 36:41.773 --> 36:43.173 [SPEAKER_12]: So you can see what it's going to look like. 36:43.193 --> 36:43.853 [SPEAKER_12]: I'm going to send this. 36:45.234 --> 36:45.714 [SPEAKER_12]: What the hell? 36:46.294 --> 36:51.916 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, I sent it to the wrong one. 36:55.757 --> 36:57.718 [SPEAKER_12]: Send this to Jarrod and have him turn it into something. 36:58.448 --> 37:01.011 [SPEAKER_16]: Wow dude, is this the new grock 4.6 that just came out? 37:02.072 --> 37:05.014 [SPEAKER_16]: God damn that's good That was fast. 37:05.155 --> 37:07.076 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh, yeah, that was really fun. 37:07.096 --> 37:07.457 [SPEAKER_16]: Trump. 37:07.637 --> 37:17.867 [SPEAKER_16]: He did that like fucking 20 seconds Wow dude And we if we you put La Bomba underneath it dude like that would be great 37:19.333 --> 37:24.941 [SPEAKER_16]: That would be great, there's a- there's also a Spanish version of Rockstar by Post Malone, that's own Spanish. 37:25.442 --> 37:26.423 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, I do. 37:27.204 --> 37:28.426 [SPEAKER_16]: Ice Force, Hose! 37:30.509 --> 37:34.134 [SPEAKER_16]: You've been a throw this beaner over the wall or what, Hose! 37:35.698 --> 37:37.059 [SPEAKER_12]: Come on, let's see! 37:37.079 --> 38:03.180 [SPEAKER_12]: Then we got a poll, like, there's got to be a moment in the movie where everybody thinks that they're just getting rid of Mexicans, and then they start rounding up all the white liberal women, especially in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest, and then taking their stuff like their house keys, their car, and their passport, and handing it over to a Mexican 38:05.161 --> 38:05.401 [SPEAKER_12]: Right. 38:05.581 --> 38:06.582 [SPEAKER_16]: I would trade some of them. 38:06.922 --> 38:07.323 [SPEAKER_16]: I hate it. 38:07.343 --> 38:07.803 [SPEAKER_16]: I was too. 38:08.083 --> 38:11.506 [SPEAKER_16]: And if you think we're just fucking too white racist, that's not true. 38:12.046 --> 38:18.531 [SPEAKER_16]: I would trade a lot of those fucking blue hair, portlands, lesbian, shit, like the final Karen's. 38:19.092 --> 38:23.135 [SPEAKER_16]: I'd swap them out for some Mexicans and be like, hey, dude, these people actually want to be here. 38:23.575 --> 38:25.476 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm like, you're bullshit that I'm reading online. 38:25.536 --> 38:28.919 [SPEAKER_16]: So I'd make that swap for sure in a second. 38:29.039 --> 38:29.299 [SPEAKER_16]: In a second. 38:29.319 --> 38:29.880 [SPEAKER_16]: In a second. 38:30.760 --> 38:38.282 [SPEAKER_16]: And I bet you a lot of these Mexicans get to answer more shit about American or about the country of America than some of these white liberal chicks. 38:38.863 --> 38:42.384 [SPEAKER_16]: But these are the ones who are still getting votes, man. 38:42.964 --> 38:44.844 [SPEAKER_16]: So this Peggy Flanagan chick is going to be in. 38:45.225 --> 38:52.667 [SPEAKER_16]: Now a shocker, which I did not know, friend of the show Michelle Tafoya won her primary last night in Minnesota. 38:53.647 --> 38:55.828 [SPEAKER_16]: Pop that those numbers open. 38:55.868 --> 38:58.910 [SPEAKER_16]: I saw it scrolling at the bottom of the screen and I was like, wait, she won. 38:59.310 --> 39:01.671 [SPEAKER_16]: M to FOIA was like, I didn't know she was running. 39:02.912 --> 39:07.394 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, I don't live there, obviously, but I didn't know to FOIA was running. 39:07.814 --> 39:09.975 [SPEAKER_16]: She's smartest shit dude. 39:10.095 --> 39:11.135 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm a big fan of first. 39:11.496 --> 39:12.876 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, yeah, she'll do well. 39:12.896 --> 39:14.037 [SPEAKER_12]: I think she'll probably win up there. 39:14.317 --> 39:14.697 [SPEAKER_16]: Will she? 39:14.917 --> 39:15.117 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah. 39:15.277 --> 39:18.179 [SPEAKER_16]: Can a Republican win though up there in any of these seats? 39:18.779 --> 39:19.780 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 39:20.480 --> 39:21.660 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't know who's the, 39:23.384 --> 39:24.165 [SPEAKER_16]: Let's see. 39:24.305 --> 39:26.868 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, good to calcium type of Michelle to FOIA. 39:26.928 --> 39:28.129 [SPEAKER_16]: See, who she's going against. 39:28.169 --> 39:31.753 [SPEAKER_14]: Now that she won, I think she's going up against Peggy Flanagan. 39:31.893 --> 39:32.594 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, clanagan. 39:33.435 --> 39:34.095 [SPEAKER_16]: No, yeah. 39:34.516 --> 39:35.397 [SPEAKER_16]: Wait, is for Senate? 39:35.417 --> 39:37.399 [SPEAKER_16]: I thought it was for Congress, so. 39:38.580 --> 39:41.363 [SPEAKER_16]: So who's, all right, pull up the odds for that. 39:42.004 --> 39:42.905 [SPEAKER_16]: I've got to know this. 39:43.986 --> 39:45.888 [SPEAKER_16]: What's the prediction on this fucking thing? 39:48.812 --> 39:50.513 [SPEAKER_16]: And I will make it clear to the audience in this. 39:50.633 --> 39:51.914 [SPEAKER_16]: I reached out to Calshy. 39:51.954 --> 39:53.795 [SPEAKER_16]: We've been talking about him for so God damn long now. 39:53.835 --> 39:55.615 [SPEAKER_16]: I think he might just be on the fun show. 39:55.635 --> 39:57.136 [SPEAKER_12]: They're planning it at 91%. 39:58.337 --> 39:59.137 [SPEAKER_16]: No way. 39:59.517 --> 40:02.879 [SPEAKER_16]: Over Michelle to FOIA, that is crazy. 40:02.939 --> 40:06.681 [SPEAKER_16]: She would run her in fucking debates. 40:07.281 --> 40:08.262 [SPEAKER_16]: Will they do that? 40:08.802 --> 40:10.043 [SPEAKER_16]: Did they do debates for senators? 40:11.123 --> 40:11.924 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, we'll see. 40:12.924 --> 40:14.445 [SPEAKER_12]: That would be not always. 40:14.505 --> 40:16.426 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, there's only two months left before the vote. 40:17.732 --> 40:18.374 [SPEAKER_12]: to an online. 40:18.394 --> 40:25.393 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, look, Michelle's obviously got massive name recognition that helps, and if you're going off the hunger stats last night. 40:27.268 --> 40:31.129 [SPEAKER_16]: I remember it was at a better chance, according to it's account sheet than this. 40:31.229 --> 40:36.510 [SPEAKER_16]: So, and the interesting thing about a account sheet is, this is real people's money. 40:36.890 --> 40:43.111 [SPEAKER_16]: They don't have anything to do with making these odds, so it's just real people who were predicting this shit. 40:43.191 --> 40:49.953 [SPEAKER_14]: I was watching, I was watching, I was watching Kalshi last night during the governor array, during the governor array, so it was just like, 40:51.108 --> 40:51.649 [SPEAKER_14]: All over the place. 40:51.669 --> 40:54.732 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, and there's like live lines and all kinds of crazy shit. 40:54.812 --> 41:09.148 [SPEAKER_16]: I was just like, all right, fuck dude But it shows you exactly dollar for dollar sent for sense What real people are investing on and then they'll get out of there at the last second So like when the hunger was tied you could see people getting out of there to your point 41:10.257 --> 41:11.978 [SPEAKER_16]: I was like, all right, well, this is super interesting. 41:13.258 --> 41:16.180 [SPEAKER_16]: But Michelle to FOIA is going to be running against Flanagan. 41:16.700 --> 41:19.421 [SPEAKER_16]: How do you even put those two in the same fucking class? 41:19.701 --> 41:20.841 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, that is not stupid. 41:21.402 --> 41:23.743 [SPEAKER_16]: We just watched her all wrapped up from head to toe. 41:25.203 --> 41:32.286 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, I mean, it'll be interesting to see what it'll be interesting to see Michelle to FOIA's strategy when they go ahead to head. 41:34.007 --> 41:36.428 [SPEAKER_12]: Obviously, she's been talking for 11 for 35, 40 years now. 41:39.001 --> 41:44.749 [SPEAKER_12]: and has probably had to stay cool live on air more times than this dude on the left. 41:45.630 --> 41:48.313 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, and it's that couchy thing is funny too. 41:48.333 --> 41:50.116 [SPEAKER_12]: It shows you how little people know. 41:50.156 --> 41:52.219 [SPEAKER_12]: Like the beauty of it. 41:52.239 --> 41:52.919 [SPEAKER_12]: It's the beauty of of 41:56.457 --> 42:16.758 [SPEAKER_12]: And a prediction market that's driven only by people because people are delusional assholes and if you have any kind of sense or information You can win money there play the play the thing I just DM view This is about People people Because 42:19.972 --> 42:21.533 [SPEAKER_15]: They're not going to get any out of the way. 42:21.673 --> 42:22.634 [SPEAKER_15]: Oh, sorry about that. 42:22.814 --> 42:45.992 [SPEAKER_01]: Because democracy basically means... government... ...bad people... ...after people... ...share the people. 42:49.278 --> 42:50.718 [SPEAKER_01]: But the people are a retardage. 42:50.738 --> 43:16.885 [SPEAKER_12]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 43:17.005 --> 43:20.548 [SPEAKER_14]: He's a cult leader who came from India moved to America and we talked about this. 43:20.728 --> 43:22.129 [SPEAKER_14]: That was a country on Netflix. 43:22.289 --> 43:23.069 [SPEAKER_14]: No shit. 43:23.089 --> 43:24.570 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, we'll be doing a crime corner. 43:24.590 --> 43:25.391 [SPEAKER_14]: Wait, what's his deal? 43:25.611 --> 43:28.453 [SPEAKER_14]: He got really, so he ran a cult in India. 43:28.513 --> 43:37.059 [SPEAKER_14]: He imported white people to India, made a cult, and then moved to America and got a big ass plantation or something. 43:37.519 --> 43:39.401 [SPEAKER_14]: And then everybody was paying into it. 43:39.421 --> 43:42.142 [SPEAKER_14]: And then he just bought a shit ton of rolls of rice. 43:43.183 --> 43:46.187 [SPEAKER_16]: It's one of the crazier stories I've ever seen in my life. 43:46.227 --> 43:47.829 [SPEAKER_16]: They did documentary on it as well. 43:47.929 --> 43:48.510 [SPEAKER_16]: It's pretty fun. 43:48.630 --> 43:58.082 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, it was really fun, but this This this midterms is going to be wild because On paper 43:59.385 --> 44:04.472 [SPEAKER_16]: You know, with gas and all the other shit dude, the Republicans should have no shot at the fucking house. 44:05.113 --> 44:14.084 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know anymore, with all these crazy people running, because you can just run these social media clips over and over again, and like the Thanksgiving thing went viral with a hunger. 44:14.694 --> 44:16.015 [SPEAKER_16]: And I think that was a big part of it. 44:16.055 --> 44:36.550 [SPEAKER_12]: So there's no like the people are retarded than the people who that big coalition who voted for Trump and I know the libertarian or whatever they call themselves like the thing it was just them, but you could wipe every libertarian vote away that he got in 24 and he would still have won the popular vote, much less the rest. 44:37.291 --> 44:38.591 [SPEAKER_12]: The coalition was mostly 44:41.291 --> 44:44.292 [SPEAKER_12]: independent and even center-leaning Democrats. 44:44.773 --> 44:47.194 [SPEAKER_12]: This is in addition to obvious Republican voters. 44:47.975 --> 44:51.237 [SPEAKER_12]: Who were like, okay, you guys are driving us off a cliff. 44:51.277 --> 44:53.038 [SPEAKER_12]: You're doing all this retarded shit. 44:54.238 --> 44:57.580 [SPEAKER_12]: You're trying to force vaccinated people. 44:58.101 --> 45:05.085 [SPEAKER_12]: All this information about how Fauci and everyone knew that for example, they told women that there was a 12% chance 45:08.244 --> 45:15.660 [SPEAKER_12]: If they got these vaccines and there was what an 80% chance or something and reality And he and are breaking in his diary. 45:16.001 --> 45:17.223 [SPEAKER_16]: Hey, I know. 45:17.284 --> 45:18.206 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, he was like yeah 45:19.268 --> 45:37.477 [SPEAKER_12]: And so it's like, um, not that he's a Democrat necessarily, but he did get pardoned by one, um, and all the socialist stuff, right, I think with a two-part message, um, and because again, this is a midterm elections, or almost always about voter turnout, or wedge issue. 45:37.778 --> 45:39.118 [SPEAKER_12]: There's no wedge issue right now. 45:39.178 --> 45:45.882 [SPEAKER_12]: You could say the Iran Wars or wedge issue, but it's not big enough for old school boomer Democrats to give a shit about, they're not going to care about that. 45:46.979 --> 45:52.843 [SPEAKER_12]: even fuel prices, energy prices are going to be a big enough wedge issue, abortion was in 22, that works really well. 45:53.404 --> 45:55.025 [SPEAKER_12]: But now it's about voter turnout. 45:55.465 --> 46:05.932 [SPEAKER_12]: So who gets the biggest chunk of the middle voter turnout in some of these key districts who's doing a better job of listening to those people right now and telling them what they want to hear. 46:05.952 --> 46:09.195 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't mean Trump, I mean the fucking candidates who actually run for office. 46:09.875 --> 46:23.089 [SPEAKER_12]: That's who's going to win and those those few 25 30 congressional seats that are actually politically up for grabs meaning they could go right or left because that's not true in those places. 46:23.914 --> 46:29.220 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, it's still very much within the role of possibility of the Republicans keep maintaining the house. 46:29.700 --> 46:34.605 [SPEAKER_12]: They'll definitely maintain the Senate, but even maintain the house, which I don't, they're still not going to get anything done. 46:34.625 --> 46:35.006 [SPEAKER_12]: Right. 46:35.026 --> 46:37.989 [SPEAKER_16]: No, uh, because nothing's happened so far and don't expect it to and they're on vacation now for 36 days for no fucking reason. 46:38.009 --> 46:45.156 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, but I think, uh, I think, uh, I think, uh, I think, uh, I think, uh, I think, uh, I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think I think 46:45.945 --> 46:56.727 [SPEAKER_16]: Again, with the side thing being one point, hunger, losing last nights, there's no fucking possibility that he wins Michigan over my crushers. 46:57.307 --> 46:58.027 [SPEAKER_16]: There's just no way. 46:58.627 --> 47:00.368 [SPEAKER_16]: There's absolutely no fucking way now. 47:00.668 --> 47:02.428 [SPEAKER_16]: And I think last night's cemented that. 47:02.948 --> 47:07.329 [SPEAKER_16]: So that seat in Michigan is definitely gonna, I mean, he's got too much like my crushers. 47:07.389 --> 47:08.529 [SPEAKER_12]: He's on his heels now. 47:08.809 --> 47:11.870 [SPEAKER_12]: He said too much dumb shit that he's gonna have to contend you 47:15.370 --> 47:18.633 [SPEAKER_12]: Everything was the same about this dude, including his current beliefs. 47:19.353 --> 47:27.921 [SPEAKER_12]: But he hadn't said dumb shit about Hamas or 9-11 or fucking hating the best part of Michigan for some reason. 47:28.521 --> 47:29.822 [SPEAKER_12]: And just all this other dumb shit. 47:29.842 --> 47:32.685 [SPEAKER_12]: But the fireworks is here that he wants to... Yeah, I mean, he wants to... 47:32.725 --> 47:37.028 [SPEAKER_12]: He wants to cancel booze fireworks and guns. 47:37.308 --> 47:39.851 [SPEAKER_12]: It's like, I'm sorry, bud, that's not gonna fly. 47:40.551 --> 47:41.172 [SPEAKER_12]: But he could have won. 47:42.240 --> 47:46.064 [SPEAKER_12]: He could have won that state if he had to shut the fuck up and talked about workers issues. 47:46.464 --> 47:47.205 [SPEAKER_12]: That's all you got to do. 47:47.645 --> 47:54.411 [SPEAKER_12]: And Michigan, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, all you got to do is shut the fuck up and talk about workers issues. 47:54.572 --> 47:55.573 [SPEAKER_12]: And you can win that state. 47:55.633 --> 48:01.298 [SPEAKER_12]: Provided you've got, you know, you're a decent candidate that doesn't have Monk away doesn't have anything. 48:01.618 --> 48:02.619 [SPEAKER_12]: But now you can't do that. 48:02.659 --> 48:03.940 [SPEAKER_12]: There's too much baggage with the guy. 48:04.221 --> 48:05.142 [SPEAKER_12]: He's going to, instead of, 48:06.472 --> 48:14.516 [SPEAKER_12]: He could have pivoted months ago and just started talking about this stuff and said to do an all this queer bullshit and hanging out with a sonpiker, but instead he went to the dumb route. 48:14.817 --> 48:21.460 [SPEAKER_12]: And he's gonna now spend all of his campaign capital, saying no, I didn't say that or I don't believe that anymore. 48:21.500 --> 48:22.721 [SPEAKER_12]: Instead of here is what I believe. 48:22.941 --> 48:24.382 [SPEAKER_12]: Yep, puts him in a negative campaign. 48:24.402 --> 48:25.222 [SPEAKER_12]: He can't win like that. 48:27.043 --> 48:28.824 [SPEAKER_12]: And Mike Rogers, there's no dirt on him. 48:28.884 --> 48:33.126 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, he's ran and lost a couple times and held other offices, 48:34.613 --> 48:36.716 [SPEAKER_16]: There's no smoke in that guy here. 48:36.796 --> 48:46.868 [SPEAKER_16]: And then the other thing that everybody was talking about last night, two more things in regards to this is AOC and Bernie, non-indoorcing home. 48:47.468 --> 48:48.490 [SPEAKER_16]: All the socialists, 48:50.093 --> 48:56.617 [SPEAKER_16]: online and everywhere else were pissed off about that because they they supported the rest of these candidates and including playing again. 48:58.259 --> 49:09.826 [SPEAKER_16]: They're asking why, you know, we told you Bernie's reason why haven't heard from AOC turns out we know why AOC hasn't said a word in the last 72 hours. 49:09.886 --> 49:12.248 [SPEAKER_12]: Yes, she was getting, I think she got dumped. 49:13.601 --> 49:14.602 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't think she broke it on. 49:14.642 --> 49:15.282 [SPEAKER_16]: You don't think so? 49:15.522 --> 49:24.769 [SPEAKER_12]: No, because whenever there's a breakup and there's somebody out there on the campaign, doing PR and shit like that, to tell everybody what happened, that's the asshole almost always, right? 49:26.371 --> 49:27.011 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, generally. 49:27.652 --> 49:32.856 [SPEAKER_12]: So she's deleted them now, but she went on her Instagram stories and sort of called him a loser and all those little shit. 49:32.876 --> 49:33.576 [SPEAKER_16]: Shut the fuck up. 49:33.876 --> 49:34.056 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 49:34.297 --> 49:35.818 [SPEAKER_12]: Are you kidding? 49:36.058 --> 49:36.678 [SPEAKER_12]: I would say, 49:37.917 --> 49:41.141 [SPEAKER_12]: 99% sure that she got broken up with. 49:41.481 --> 49:42.462 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, that checks out. 49:42.502 --> 49:43.824 [SPEAKER_16]: So we did that show yesterday. 49:43.884 --> 49:45.526 [SPEAKER_16]: Okay, yeah, keep this up, Luke. 49:45.766 --> 49:46.427 [SPEAKER_16]: Please. 49:46.647 --> 49:47.528 [SPEAKER_16]: We did the show yesterday. 49:48.049 --> 49:55.797 [SPEAKER_16]: Literally, right after we got off air, TMZ two hours later, I was like, AOC and inner air fucking ginger, boyfriend break up. 49:55.937 --> 49:56.538 [SPEAKER_16]: And then today, 49:57.939 --> 50:14.409 [SPEAKER_16]: show that video she's posting these thursday's trap videos on her fucking instagram here yes she's trolled we're coming now am i my way to do my last strength training and lifting session and let's go she's never posted anything like this by the way anything remotely like this 50:15.109 --> 50:21.733 [SPEAKER_16]: Now she's really leaning into the hotness and the heavies and everything else and that's what I've been tagged in on Twitter. 50:22.074 --> 50:34.662 [SPEAKER_15]: I think the real question is is she gonna get herself another white boy friend or is she gonna that's exactly what I thought and look I said yesterday on the show Matt Gates would come back to Congress if they ever broke up. 50:36.729 --> 50:37.951 [SPEAKER_12]: Expect Matt Gates to run. 50:38.131 --> 50:47.621 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't know if she's into the Joker lucky has now because of the facelift It'll it'll settle down that work needs about to use the settle down. 50:47.661 --> 50:53.128 [SPEAKER_16]: I think he'll be all right But any update on this on who it was 50:54.817 --> 50:55.457 [SPEAKER_16]: her her him. 50:55.477 --> 50:58.719 [SPEAKER_12]: As I didn't hear anything, I just saw the clip on TMZ. 50:59.079 --> 51:01.140 [SPEAKER_12]: The only the only information strap video. 51:01.220 --> 51:10.144 [SPEAKER_12]: The only information I had about it aside from speculation was the fact that she went full fucking retard on her Instagram stories and then deleted it. 51:10.713 --> 51:14.375 [SPEAKER_12]: which tells me she's been slided in some way. 51:14.515 --> 51:25.041 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, that women don't fucking break up with a dude and then go out on a fucking vicious campaign tour and then immediately delete it if they were the ones that broke up with him. 51:25.301 --> 51:26.121 [SPEAKER_12]: That's not how it works. 51:26.241 --> 51:26.821 [SPEAKER_12]: I agree. 51:26.881 --> 51:28.522 [SPEAKER_12]: And she's too fucking famous. 51:28.542 --> 51:31.124 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, how many followers does she have on Instagram? 51:31.604 --> 51:35.466 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, I would say, I would not even look I would guess over 10 million. 51:36.587 --> 51:37.207 [SPEAKER_16]: I really would. 51:38.432 --> 51:39.413 [SPEAKER_14]: Uh-huh. 51:40.214 --> 51:41.074 [SPEAKER_14]: Uh-huh. 51:41.975 --> 51:42.115 [SPEAKER_16]: No? 51:42.155 --> 51:42.335 [SPEAKER_16]: $0.6. 51:42.355 --> 51:42.535 [SPEAKER_16]: 9.6. 51:42.595 --> 51:44.137 [SPEAKER_16]: Are you going to fucking ding me for that? 51:45.538 --> 51:46.899 [SPEAKER_16]: If we round up, it works. 51:47.119 --> 51:47.519 [SPEAKER_16]: It was close. 51:47.539 --> 51:48.420 [SPEAKER_16]: Fuck you, Bluek. 51:48.560 --> 51:49.961 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, come on from. 51:49.981 --> 51:50.281 [SPEAKER_16]: That's it. 51:50.321 --> 51:50.621 [SPEAKER_16]: Okay. 51:50.641 --> 51:51.822 [SPEAKER_16]: We got to be strict on this. 51:51.862 --> 51:52.103 [SPEAKER_16]: No. 51:52.123 --> 51:52.263 [SPEAKER_16]: No. 51:52.303 --> 51:52.583 [SPEAKER_16]: No. 51:52.603 --> 51:52.663 [SPEAKER_16]: No. 51:52.683 --> 51:52.843 [SPEAKER_16]: No. 51:52.883 --> 51:53.003 [SPEAKER_16]: No. 51:58.025 --> 51:59.146 [SPEAKER_16]: It's got another four hundred thousand ago. 51:59.166 --> 52:02.249 [SPEAKER_16]: This is, I'll tell you what, I bet you she gets there by the end of the night now that she's single. 52:03.350 --> 52:04.872 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, she keeps posting those thirst rams. 52:04.892 --> 52:06.714 [SPEAKER_14]: Fossied a line to hell, yeah, dude. 52:07.014 --> 52:09.156 [SPEAKER_14]: So, this is on the TMZ article. 52:09.236 --> 52:20.508 [SPEAKER_14]: It says that AOC and Riley actually split up roughly two years ago and called off their engagement according to Pux Chief Washington correspondent, Lee Ann Caldwell, who was the first to report the couple's demise. 52:20.668 --> 52:21.589 [SPEAKER_16]: No way. 52:22.635 --> 52:23.736 [SPEAKER_16]: You hide that for two years? 52:23.836 --> 52:26.699 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, look, the frozen egg thing that we talked about yesterday. 52:28.121 --> 52:29.762 [SPEAKER_12]: That, I guess, should have tipped us off. 52:29.842 --> 52:31.644 [SPEAKER_12]: That's not, I don't believe that's true either. 52:31.684 --> 52:34.567 [SPEAKER_12]: Not the egg thing, that's true, but I don't believe that they broke up two years ago. 52:34.587 --> 52:35.288 [SPEAKER_12]: There's plenty of... 52:36.513 --> 52:52.807 [SPEAKER_12]: video and images of them hanging out being all cuddly and public and shit since then okay Not that people haven't fucked their exes before for sure, but two years old You don't you don't know the graph to get on twenty twenty-one's Metcallar No, no, no, that's not that's not true. 52:52.947 --> 52:57.671 [SPEAKER_12]: That's what it says There's one there's one from a twenty-four that somebody was the host of last on a Twitter 52:58.552 --> 52:59.753 [SPEAKER_12]: TM, it's fucking TMZ. 52:59.814 --> 53:02.436 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, that's the way it was dead. 53:02.476 --> 53:07.201 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, somebody posted the photo of them at lunch somewhere and like late 24. 53:07.241 --> 53:08.222 [SPEAKER_12]: I think it was right after. 53:08.242 --> 53:11.886 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, it was that when everybody was like talking about her boyfriend's feed or some shit. 53:11.926 --> 53:13.187 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, I'm sure he was making a big deal. 53:13.367 --> 53:14.408 [SPEAKER_12]: Wait, what's wrong with this thing? 53:15.689 --> 53:17.430 [SPEAKER_12]: But anyways, I don't know. 53:17.650 --> 53:20.791 [SPEAKER_12]: I think he just had flip-flops on or something, but yeah, I refuse to look at guys for you. 53:20.951 --> 53:26.694 [SPEAKER_12]: Anyways, Sam, you don't, like, there's a breakup. 53:27.314 --> 53:35.937 [SPEAKER_12]: You keep a private for two years, and then two years later, when the news breaks, all of a sudden you post and then delete shit on your Instagram story. 53:35.977 --> 53:36.618 [SPEAKER_12]: No, sorry. 53:36.958 --> 53:37.838 [SPEAKER_12]: I remember that's true. 53:37.898 --> 53:39.639 [SPEAKER_12]: She got broken up with by a ginger. 53:39.939 --> 53:41.420 [SPEAKER_12]: Yep, that's what happened in real life. 53:41.880 --> 53:44.441 [SPEAKER_12]: And God damn, that's embarrassing, because they don't even have souls. 53:44.841 --> 53:46.422 [SPEAKER_16]: No, and what's this pick? 53:47.763 --> 53:49.264 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh, that's just down the amounts together. 53:49.284 --> 53:50.565 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, this is what you were talking about. 53:50.585 --> 53:52.607 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, this is probably more recently than 2021. 53:52.647 --> 53:53.087 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 53:53.687 --> 53:56.910 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, it says May 4th of this year. 53:57.850 --> 53:58.531 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't say that year. 53:59.311 --> 54:00.172 [SPEAKER_16]: May the 4th be with you. 54:01.289 --> 54:02.630 [SPEAKER_16]: Sorry, had to. 54:02.950 --> 54:04.312 [SPEAKER_16]: But where does he go now, I wonder? 54:04.472 --> 54:08.155 [SPEAKER_16]: You know, was he cheating on hers with another ginger? 54:08.175 --> 54:10.577 [SPEAKER_16]: Are they going to bring more red heads into the world? 54:10.637 --> 54:12.699 [SPEAKER_16]: Like, now I'm kind of interested in his story. 54:13.239 --> 54:14.060 [SPEAKER_16]: His little backstory. 54:14.100 --> 54:16.382 [SPEAKER_16]: I'd like to see a little VH1 type of thing for him. 54:18.343 --> 54:21.706 [SPEAKER_16]: Maybe the reality show where they, you know, maybe he's the next bachelor. 54:22.147 --> 54:23.007 [SPEAKER_16]: I think that would be fun. 54:23.668 --> 54:24.929 [SPEAKER_16]: And then we see what happens there. 54:24.949 --> 54:25.850 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, fuck it at that. 54:25.950 --> 54:28.132 [SPEAKER_12]: I think that should do a nursing home bachelor. 54:29.797 --> 54:53.095 [SPEAKER_12]: everybody like it's everyone has dementia they were in they were close that was called the golden bachelor's yeah I know that was the dude was like 60 in rich I want to do a dementia a bachelor where nobody can remember what happened the last episode everybody just fucking inside the the nursing home everybody takes meds and just gets fucked up man it always starts off with the narrator going last time on the last time on dementia 54:55.883 --> 54:57.424 [SPEAKER_12]: I went out into a fucking hole. 54:57.604 --> 55:05.229 [SPEAKER_12]: I would watch Dimension Bachelor because like if there's one dude and he's got Alzheimer's and he just can't remember any of the women. 55:05.949 --> 55:07.410 [SPEAKER_16]: You cheated on me last night. 55:07.850 --> 55:11.112 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't remember which or I don't know who you are. 55:11.132 --> 55:12.373 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, I don't know who you are. 55:12.473 --> 55:13.634 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know where I'm at. 55:15.008 --> 55:27.439 [SPEAKER_12]: Just rips out the hearing aids fucking storms off the set that great that wouldn't be a bad excuse if you're out there Read white is in the chat right now if you're out there read and you could pass for having dementia Would you definitely could yeah, I think so. 55:27.899 --> 55:28.800 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean use it. 55:29.300 --> 55:43.532 [SPEAKER_12]: You know why not God is punished you for whatever you did with dementia So you may as well use it to your advantage while the last two or three years You have left on this earth and read I hate to say this, but you can rape too like with that That's what happened with Ron Jeremy 55:44.884 --> 55:54.100 [SPEAKER_16]: He got off of it, you know, he was found guilty, and then they were like, well, you're crazy, so we can't really send you to prison, so he's just kind of roaming the streets right now. 55:54.941 --> 55:57.947 [SPEAKER_16]: But the last thing that was shocking last night, too, was the pulse. 55:59.203 --> 56:06.087 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, I just, I DMG a clip from CNN, it was another Kornaki clip here, uh, it looks like the outcome of it. 56:06.847 --> 56:16.072 [SPEAKER_16]: Everybody stuns at how badly these polls were, and if they're fucking worthless anymore, and I don't know the answer to this to be honest with you. 56:16.212 --> 56:16.632 [SPEAKER_16]: Press play. 56:17.713 --> 56:25.677 [SPEAKER_14]: I guess the exact thing, yes, is if five of the USB sticks were missing results from the election, so then they have to, they have to go try to re-grab them. 56:31.268 --> 56:38.751 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm not just dead air, um, it has got to say up to there, uh, if you imagine them, they're on the floor behind the scenes, we're talking about this as well. 56:38.771 --> 56:41.893 [SPEAKER_12]: They're in this broadcast where Gornak, you was like, I don't understand. 56:41.933 --> 56:45.154 [SPEAKER_13]: But, yes, the folks by the scenes here, you're saying, yes. 56:45.194 --> 56:51.937 [SPEAKER_13]: Whoa, our, our, I mean, he's shot artfully, um, 56:57.552 --> 57:00.296 [SPEAKER_16]: Look at how stunned he, have you ever seen anything like that on live television? 57:00.396 --> 57:02.058 [SPEAKER_15]: I don't think I've ever seen a host get that on live. 57:02.078 --> 57:07.184 [SPEAKER_16]: Just lost in the sauce, we were like, hey dude, like he just couldn't believe the polls were wrong. 57:07.424 --> 57:10.909 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, we definitely saw some stuff like that, the 2024 presidential debate. 57:15.172 --> 57:17.113 [SPEAKER_16]: Right, uh, well with Biden. 57:17.453 --> 57:17.793 [SPEAKER_16]: Yes. 57:18.013 --> 57:19.774 [SPEAKER_16]: But that's a fucking dude who's dying. 57:19.854 --> 57:24.055 [SPEAKER_16]: Not a young guy who's usually runner up to the board of the excitement. 57:24.315 --> 57:27.016 [SPEAKER_12]: Well, no, maybe Kornaki set in the stage. 57:27.056 --> 57:29.697 [SPEAKER_12]: He wants to use that dementia thing. 57:32.358 --> 57:33.718 [SPEAKER_12]: To get in to do whatever. 57:33.758 --> 57:34.598 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't know what he's going to do. 57:34.618 --> 57:36.339 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't want to put anything in his mouth. 57:37.019 --> 57:37.880 [SPEAKER_12]: Sort of baiting chill. 57:38.200 --> 57:38.540 [SPEAKER_12]: Maybe. 57:41.693 --> 57:41.993 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 57:42.414 --> 57:42.814 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know. 57:43.415 --> 57:47.218 [SPEAKER_16]: But with all these polls, how do they get it so wrong? 57:47.299 --> 57:50.001 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, she was up by almost 20 in every single one of these fucking. 57:50.041 --> 57:50.982 [SPEAKER_16]: So I have a theory on this. 57:51.022 --> 57:52.444 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, I'll say it was up by 15. 57:52.664 --> 57:52.904 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 57:53.084 --> 57:53.545 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 57:54.065 --> 57:55.046 [SPEAKER_14]: Well, yeah. 57:55.286 --> 58:01.352 [SPEAKER_14]: I think people were much more enthusiastic about the the socialist candidates. 58:01.532 --> 58:03.855 [SPEAKER_14]: So I think a lot of people that, uh, 58:04.395 --> 58:12.460 [SPEAKER_14]: want to vote for that person are going to respond to polls like people calling them or like on or I don't know how they do it. 58:12.780 --> 58:18.483 [SPEAKER_14]: I think a lot more of those people respond than people who are doing the establishment pick. 58:18.763 --> 58:20.524 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, somebody calls me and I don't know you. 58:20.604 --> 58:22.365 [SPEAKER_16]: It's a it's a nice big fuck off. 58:22.405 --> 58:26.287 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, if that's true, then polling is pointless. 58:26.527 --> 58:27.868 [SPEAKER_16]: We might be getting to that point. 58:27.908 --> 58:28.668 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, getting there. 58:29.369 --> 58:31.410 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, for real, but that's not a scientific poll. 58:31.430 --> 58:32.371 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, you have to 58:34.455 --> 58:47.002 [SPEAKER_14]: There's got to be, I mean, because I heard that they tested, they were like weighing different demographics, they were doing all of these things, and no matter what they did, she was still winning. 58:47.122 --> 58:52.905 [SPEAKER_16]: I know, but I think it's back in the day, it was calls, you probably remember this is a kid. 58:53.265 --> 59:02.230 [SPEAKER_16]: They would call your house and, you know, pick up the phone and they would ask you questions about the candidates and all the other shifts, and it was probably more legit. 59:03.811 --> 59:09.058 [SPEAKER_16]: If somebody texts you or calls you, I mean, you went on about telling everybody to fuck off. 59:10.259 --> 59:11.181 [SPEAKER_16]: But you're right. 59:11.321 --> 59:18.289 [SPEAKER_16]: If you were a socialist and you're excited about this, this movement, you would probably answer and say, yeah, I'm going to go vote for these fucking people. 59:18.790 --> 59:20.412 [SPEAKER_16]: And that would certainly sway the polls. 59:20.973 --> 59:22.234 [SPEAKER_16]: The look on his face, though, 59:23.213 --> 59:37.996 [SPEAKER_14]: I mean, boy, well, in this in this clip, I think he's referring to the fact that they they pulled the USB stick with a bunch of, a bunch of votes on it off their carrier pigeon and they plugged it into computer and there's nothing on it. 59:38.617 --> 59:39.697 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, I look. 59:39.997 --> 59:41.397 [SPEAKER_16]: I told you last night, man. 59:41.437 --> 59:42.377 [SPEAKER_16]: Is that what he just said? 59:42.618 --> 59:44.158 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, that's what happened. 59:45.617 --> 59:46.337 [SPEAKER_14]: What does that mean? 59:46.397 --> 59:54.960 [SPEAKER_14]: So they had to, so the person who was responsible for loading the votes up onto this USB stick, which they delivered to the, where they counted them, I guess. 59:55.461 --> 01:00:06.605 [SPEAKER_14]: They, they fucked it up and they had to, they didn't put anything on the USB stick and then they had to run back to the polling place and then bring it back and then it took like an hour and a half longer. 01:00:06.885 --> 01:00:10.626 [SPEAKER_16]: And by the way, that was what I was referring to at the top of the show where those votes 01:00:13.327 --> 01:00:13.868 [SPEAKER_14]: Over there. 01:00:14.168 --> 01:00:15.669 [SPEAKER_14]: He was already winning that way. 01:00:15.709 --> 01:00:18.292 [SPEAKER_14]: There's supposed to have to go really heavy for her for her to win. 01:00:18.892 --> 01:00:22.155 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, so it's a it's a it's a stunner for sure. 01:00:22.736 --> 01:00:24.818 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, but I'm glad it happened. 01:00:25.598 --> 01:00:28.561 [SPEAKER_16]: I look, I'm glad people of Wisconsin had some fucking sense. 01:00:28.701 --> 01:00:31.184 [SPEAKER_16]: Do you think David Crowley's gonna be harder for the Republican to be? 01:00:31.684 --> 01:00:33.085 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, he was pulling way closer. 01:00:33.245 --> 01:00:34.807 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, that's probably what happened, right? 01:00:35.446 --> 01:00:38.047 [SPEAKER_14]: Well, if you're a Democrat, when she rigged that vote, I would. 01:00:38.427 --> 01:00:45.028 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, she was the, he in the polls, at least, is favored to win over Tom Tiffany. 01:00:45.528 --> 01:00:52.770 [SPEAKER_14]: All of the other Democratic candidates, except for Francesca Hong, were pulling better than Tom Tiffany, but Francesca Hong was at a toss-up. 01:00:53.270 --> 01:01:02.433 [SPEAKER_16]: And I think, especially having the advantage of those Abdul Saeed numbers the week before, if you were gonna rig one, this would certainly be the time to do it because, yeah, 01:01:04.593 --> 01:01:07.197 [SPEAKER_16]: one, and I think you said that on yesterday's show. 01:01:07.237 --> 01:01:09.701 [SPEAKER_16]: She wouldn't have beaten that white guy that we played on yesterday's show. 01:01:10.442 --> 01:01:11.764 [SPEAKER_16]: Who's running from the Republican Party? 01:01:11.784 --> 01:01:12.244 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm so happy. 01:01:12.405 --> 01:01:13.726 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah. 01:01:14.007 --> 01:01:15.950 [SPEAKER_16]: So if you were going to rig a vote, that 01:01:17.173 --> 01:01:27.962 [SPEAKER_16]: That would certainly be the way to do it because, yeah, there's, the Crawley guy is so non-descript that it doesn't, you know, he's not a lightning rod for controversy or anything. 01:01:28.623 --> 01:01:32.346 [SPEAKER_16]: He's just black, and that at least matches up with Democrat values. 01:01:32.846 --> 01:01:34.288 [SPEAKER_16]: It could fuck out of me, it turned out nice. 01:01:36.658 --> 01:01:42.583 [SPEAKER_14]: Uh, because like Francesca Hong is like, oh, get rid of data centers and all these things and everybody's like, yeah, you know what I mean? 01:01:42.604 --> 01:01:47.108 [SPEAKER_14]: And but Crowley it's like, he's pro data centers or he's like, I don't even care. 01:01:47.328 --> 01:01:47.768 [SPEAKER_14]: You know what I mean? 01:01:48.269 --> 01:01:49.250 [SPEAKER_14]: That could be an issue for them. 01:01:49.870 --> 01:01:50.371 [SPEAKER_16]: Interesting. 01:01:50.931 --> 01:01:54.815 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, look, we'll keep an eye on this and then tune in on midterm night. 01:01:55.315 --> 01:01:58.398 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, I don't know what to think historically speaking, um, 01:02:00.927 --> 01:02:05.550 [SPEAKER_12]: Black candidates have not done particularly well in state white races in Wisconsin. 01:02:06.710 --> 01:02:07.171 [SPEAKER_12]: Why is that? 01:02:07.651 --> 01:02:08.692 [SPEAKER_12]: Is there 85% white? 01:02:08.812 --> 01:02:15.035 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, there haven't been a lot that have run in state white elections, but they've not done well. 01:02:15.115 --> 01:02:17.697 [SPEAKER_16]: He's the only black person that lives in Wisconsin. 01:02:17.717 --> 01:02:18.637 [SPEAKER_16]: Let's be honest to us. 01:02:18.697 --> 01:02:20.118 [SPEAKER_12]: Now, the walkies get a lot of black people. 01:02:20.258 --> 01:02:20.759 [SPEAKER_12]: Do they really? 01:02:20.919 --> 01:02:21.839 [SPEAKER_12]: I've never been a while. 01:02:21.919 --> 01:02:23.600 [SPEAKER_12]: Northside is pretty much all black, actually. 01:02:23.880 --> 01:02:24.161 [SPEAKER_16]: Okay. 01:02:24.421 --> 01:02:26.402 [SPEAKER_16]: I've never never been to Milwaukee, but 01:02:27.283 --> 01:02:38.753 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah dude, as you're looking at all this shit, it's uh, it's gonna be a fun one coming on and I don't know what's uh, Homer and the chance one thing who's max again by the way says so the dams are a bunch of rigors. 01:02:40.094 --> 01:02:40.294 [SPEAKER_15]: Yep. 01:02:41.095 --> 01:02:41.715 [SPEAKER_12]: Um, yep. 01:02:43.056 --> 01:02:49.422 [SPEAKER_12]: And then of course, uh, because they rigged the election. 01:02:50.646 --> 01:03:03.517 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, I think he meant to say Riga's right something so I think this is something they they have a past all right, and that makes sense Yeah, Milwaukee is is trending right now about this U.S. B. 01:03:03.537 --> 01:03:10.383 [SPEAKER_12]: Stick so so we have boomers who don't understand technology and charge of our voting is what it is what I'm reading there 01:03:10.503 --> 01:03:12.504 [SPEAKER_16]: Yes, here's the actual quotes here. 01:03:12.604 --> 01:03:27.273 [SPEAKER_16]: Milwaukee County officials announced a tabulation error in the election data where five of the nine USB sticks with absentee ballot results contained only audit logs rather than the actual vote totals. 01:03:28.013 --> 01:03:29.934 [SPEAKER_16]: Officials say it's due to human error. 01:03:30.735 --> 01:03:32.876 [SPEAKER_16]: So this is what this is the clip here when they announced this. 01:03:32.956 --> 01:03:33.897 [SPEAKER_14]: Whoa, dude. 01:03:35.485 --> 01:03:36.186 [SPEAKER_06]: and the results. 01:03:36.646 --> 01:03:39.689 [SPEAKER_06]: But we uncovered was that five of the sticks. 01:03:40.089 --> 01:03:43.312 [SPEAKER_12]: The Rashida Jones, which is a lot bigger. 01:03:43.352 --> 01:03:44.233 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a human error. 01:03:45.274 --> 01:03:46.715 [SPEAKER_06]: These things can happen. 01:03:47.496 --> 01:03:56.684 [SPEAKER_06]: So basically what we need to do is go back to the operations that are we're going to download those five machines, the results, and make sure that's not the audit. 01:03:57.880 --> 01:04:05.445 [SPEAKER_06]: So, we have the reports printed from the first download, we're going to reprint and start the process so that we can compare those results. 01:04:05.945 --> 01:04:07.226 [SPEAKER_06]: We invite you to come join us. 01:04:07.286 --> 01:04:09.967 [SPEAKER_06]: We want you to be sprung up, we'll come with us too. 01:04:10.508 --> 01:04:15.691 [SPEAKER_06]: And so, we'll redown all those results and then send them back here to be uploading. 01:04:15.751 --> 01:04:17.632 [SPEAKER_02]: Five machines, are you sure? 01:04:17.692 --> 01:04:18.212 [SPEAKER_06]: Correct. 01:04:18.232 --> 01:04:19.633 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, that's the machines, the stick. 01:04:19.653 --> 01:04:23.656 [SPEAKER_06]: So, the download process was the audit law that was downloaded at the results. 01:04:23.936 --> 01:04:24.836 [SPEAKER_06]: Out of college research. 01:04:24.976 --> 01:04:25.317 [SPEAKER_06]: Nine. 01:04:26.037 --> 01:04:28.320 [SPEAKER_06]: And so you can only be honest shit. 01:04:29.821 --> 01:04:30.502 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh shit. 01:04:30.522 --> 01:04:30.782 [SPEAKER_02]: Correct. 01:04:30.822 --> 01:04:33.845 [SPEAKER_02]: You can't know all of the results and it gets any score. 01:04:33.865 --> 01:04:36.388 [SPEAKER_02]: It takes work for results that weren't correct. 01:04:36.408 --> 01:04:37.389 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you think of you? 01:04:38.270 --> 01:04:39.511 [SPEAKER_16]: Wow, dude. 01:04:39.751 --> 01:04:41.133 [SPEAKER_16]: That is shocking. 01:04:42.194 --> 01:04:43.235 [SPEAKER_16]: Definitely not a good look. 01:04:43.375 --> 01:04:44.276 [SPEAKER_12]: God, dude. 01:04:45.277 --> 01:04:45.838 [SPEAKER_14]: Wow. 01:04:46.118 --> 01:04:47.459 [SPEAKER_14]: I didn't know that was what it was. 01:04:48.819 --> 01:04:53.663 [SPEAKER_14]: Um, when there's some like irregularities going on in the my micro pillow guys race, too. 01:04:55.164 --> 01:04:57.646 [SPEAKER_16]: Uh, he got, I think he got trounced last night. 01:04:57.746 --> 01:05:00.028 [SPEAKER_16]: You did, but didn't you say that there was some irregularities? 01:05:00.088 --> 01:05:04.891 [SPEAKER_16]: He did, but I, look, I think he and we got like five or six percent. 01:05:05.012 --> 01:05:15.700 [SPEAKER_12]: The biggest irregularity is how he came out in favor of the middle of the campaign for hiring a league winner and say, yeah, um, and then he wanted to give him all free pillows. 01:05:16.522 --> 01:05:24.208 [SPEAKER_16]: to sleep in the streets on, but yeah, I mean, look, everybody online is saying right now and we're regarding this Milwaukee thing. 01:05:24.248 --> 01:05:30.593 [SPEAKER_16]: She was highly likely to lose anyways and in November, but at 2am, ballot drop addressed that. 01:05:30.713 --> 01:05:35.216 [SPEAKER_16]: So yeah, we'll keep an eye on that race on that night. 01:05:35.556 --> 01:05:39.840 [SPEAKER_16]: Jesus, ma'am, why are we using U.S. B. sticks? 01:05:40.704 --> 01:05:42.145 [SPEAKER_16]: to fucking, for vote, like, what? 01:05:43.086 --> 01:05:45.387 [SPEAKER_16]: Look, you're laughing, but it's so crazy. 01:05:45.547 --> 01:05:47.268 [SPEAKER_16]: It's like, we don't even use that here. 01:05:47.288 --> 01:05:55.153 [SPEAKER_14]: Do you imagine being the person to have to smuggle the USB stick like, take it in your car and be like, okay, don't drop this, okay? 01:05:55.213 --> 01:05:56.594 [SPEAKER_14]: This is thousands of votes. 01:05:56.955 --> 01:06:00.557 [SPEAKER_16]: I'd be pissed off if you took one show home when a USB stick in your life. 01:06:00.657 --> 01:06:01.738 [SPEAKER_16]: And now it's good, dude. 01:06:01.758 --> 01:06:03.179 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm gonna upload it from my house. 01:06:03.659 --> 01:06:04.820 [SPEAKER_16]: On a USB stick. 01:06:04.880 --> 01:06:05.080 [SPEAKER_16]: What? 01:06:05.300 --> 01:06:06.321 [SPEAKER_16]: Just do it here, man. 01:06:07.662 --> 01:06:07.962 [SPEAKER_16]: Whew. 01:06:09.811 --> 01:06:35.888 [SPEAKER_16]: why can't we just go back to paper ballots where we're just punching holes man it's pretty goddamn easy uh... i don't get it i don't get it what's so ever um... another fucking crazy story here today that uh... people are uh... tagging me on is this fucking paramount thing uh... so paramount in the water brothers merger is getting sued in twelve different states right now and paramount came out this morning and said hey 01:06:36.688 --> 01:06:43.131 [SPEAKER_16]: If you keep fucking with us, we are out of here October 1st and we're taking the whole goddamn studio out of the state of California and Los Angeles. 01:06:44.668 --> 01:06:47.629 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, what does their statements say they're blue on variety? 01:06:48.090 --> 01:06:54.373 [SPEAKER_14]: It says a paramount boss David Ellison is threatening to pull out of the company, pull the company out of California starting October 1st. 01:06:54.853 --> 01:07:05.178 [SPEAKER_14]: Ellison will stay as long as the state's attorney general Bob Bonta agrees to settlement tops in the anti-dress case filed by 12 states seeking to block the paramount Warner Bros. 01:07:05.318 --> 01:07:11.801 [SPEAKER_14]: Discovery merger October 1st is when paramount will begin accruing a ticking fee, payable 01:07:12.621 --> 01:07:15.523 [SPEAKER_14]: Warner Bros Discovery shareholders of $7 million per day. 01:07:15.984 --> 01:07:29.875 [SPEAKER_14]: Bontus has not publicly said what concessions from Paramount WBD, he would consider acceptable enough to take the lawsuit off the table, but the Democratic Attorney General has said any remedies would need to be structural. 01:07:30.416 --> 01:07:35.100 [SPEAKER_14]: IE divestments rather than behavioral, EG, imposing certain 01:07:40.398 --> 01:07:44.120 [SPEAKER_16]: Pass on October 1st, I would get the fuck out of the, I would get the fuck out of Los Angeles. 01:07:44.180 --> 01:07:53.525 [SPEAKER_16]: Anyways, if I'm him and pull all that shit and go to Texas or Florida and shoot and just, I mean, there's just no reason to be in Los Angeles. 01:07:53.585 --> 01:07:57.527 [SPEAKER_12]: I think they should rename Warner Brothers to Rob Bonta, Chuck's Dawn. 01:07:58.348 --> 01:08:01.089 [SPEAKER_12]: And they, in they could, I mean, he probably had to shorten it. 01:08:01.789 --> 01:08:02.750 [SPEAKER_16]: It's a little long. 01:08:02.810 --> 01:08:03.530 [SPEAKER_12]: Harvey CD. 01:08:03.630 --> 01:08:04.351 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, there you go. 01:08:05.103 --> 01:08:06.244 [SPEAKER_16]: And that sounds like a studio. 01:08:06.384 --> 01:08:12.008 [SPEAKER_14]: I think all of this is just like a positioning and just rhetoric. 01:08:12.108 --> 01:08:14.530 [SPEAKER_14]: And I think he's, he already has decided to move it out. 01:08:16.091 --> 01:08:23.617 [SPEAKER_16]: I, that that's my guess to state taxes and all the bullshit there and the hiring practices for production and all that shit. 01:08:24.017 --> 01:08:29.241 [SPEAKER_16]: But also the in today's society like every actor who's auditioning is putting themselves on tape. 01:08:29.772 --> 01:08:32.075 [SPEAKER_16]: You know, there's filming on their iPhone turn in our auditions. 01:08:32.816 --> 01:08:37.402 [SPEAKER_16]: Uh, writers can turn it in via fucking, uh, emails. 01:08:38.082 --> 01:08:41.707 [SPEAKER_16]: Uh, you can also do zoom calls for writer's rooms and all this other shit. 01:08:41.767 --> 01:08:45.432 [SPEAKER_16]: Like, even back in the day when Parks and Rec was on, they would zoom in for. 01:08:45.972 --> 01:08:47.092 [SPEAKER_16]: like table reads and shit. 01:08:47.132 --> 01:08:51.193 [SPEAKER_16]: So there's just no reason to be in that shit hole anymore. 01:08:51.653 --> 01:08:56.675 [SPEAKER_16]: And I think depending upon who wins this election as well, yeah dude, I would get out of there. 01:08:58.075 --> 01:09:03.316 [SPEAKER_16]: But seven million a day is going to drive you out real quick anyways. 01:09:03.336 --> 01:09:04.077 [SPEAKER_16]: So have fun. 01:09:04.977 --> 01:09:06.337 [SPEAKER_16]: Then you'll drive out all the jobs. 01:09:06.477 --> 01:09:12.439 [SPEAKER_16]: Now the problem is let's say this does break up and it's because Netflix was on the table to buy this goddamn thing. 01:09:12.479 --> 01:09:13.699 [SPEAKER_16]: How does that make that any different? 01:09:14.532 --> 01:09:17.515 [SPEAKER_16]: and they're not put in movies and theaters and Netflix. 01:09:17.555 --> 01:09:19.136 [SPEAKER_16]: So that doesn't help you. 01:09:19.436 --> 01:09:24.961 [SPEAKER_16]: And you're in the middle of a record box office right now, $4 billion for the summer. 01:09:25.461 --> 01:09:26.902 [SPEAKER_16]: It's the second time it's happened. 01:09:28.540 --> 01:09:44.902 [SPEAKER_16]: Since COVID right now you're on fire and I think your assessment was correct Luke where I think The younger generation is going to see all this shit because you know, they don't think they're going to afford a house So like I fucking I'll go to the theater spend a hundred bucks get some booze some booze kick my feet back most of these are 01:09:45.915 --> 01:09:48.636 [SPEAKER_16]: You know, barco loungers these days. 01:09:48.696 --> 01:09:52.657 [SPEAKER_16]: So yeah, I'd get the, I'd get the fuck out of there. 01:09:52.777 --> 01:09:55.838 [SPEAKER_16]: Everything's going well, you don't need to be there. 01:09:56.338 --> 01:10:00.359 [SPEAKER_16]: And that's fine, especially it's seven million dollars a day. 01:10:00.539 --> 01:10:02.159 [SPEAKER_16]: Jesus Christ, man. 01:10:03.620 --> 01:10:05.220 [SPEAKER_16]: But yeah, you're up against 12 states. 01:10:05.260 --> 01:10:06.341 [SPEAKER_16]: So I'm not sure how that works. 01:10:07.541 --> 01:10:11.502 [SPEAKER_16]: You know, can you just move to Texas and say, all right, well, we're just gonna start to do this here. 01:10:11.522 --> 01:10:13.322 [SPEAKER_16]: It's a private company and do it with the fuck they want. 01:10:13.402 --> 01:10:14.243 [SPEAKER_16]: That's what I think, right? 01:10:16.040 --> 01:10:19.024 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, now whether or not one or brothers is allowed to merge with them. 01:10:19.364 --> 01:10:20.685 [SPEAKER_16]: The DOJ already said yes. 01:10:21.727 --> 01:10:23.429 [SPEAKER_16]: So why do you have to fight the states on this? 01:10:24.330 --> 01:10:25.331 [SPEAKER_16]: And it doesn't make any sense. 01:10:27.533 --> 01:10:35.296 [SPEAKER_15]: I just I don't understand it's got a isn't it just California trying to stop tax revenue from leaving the state No, see he was gonna stay. 01:10:35.376 --> 01:10:51.741 [SPEAKER_12]: They were gonna stay and then this whole bullshit is when he said hey, we're gonna leave I mean, they're both so skydance, which is Paramount's parent company is publicly traded and so is Warner Bros. And the SEC can opine 01:10:53.013 --> 01:10:53.253 [SPEAKER_12]: Right. 01:10:53.633 --> 01:10:54.734 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 01:10:55.014 --> 01:10:59.277 [SPEAKER_12]: I guess an elected official could file suit, but they can't do anything to keep them in the state. 01:11:00.638 --> 01:11:01.819 [SPEAKER_12]: That's can't do that. 01:11:03.059 --> 01:11:05.241 [SPEAKER_12]: You can file suit to stop what you consider to be. 01:11:05.701 --> 01:11:19.370 [SPEAKER_12]: You can have it reviewed for monopolistic behavior or or just anti trust more broadly speaking, I suppose, but I mean, what I don't know what the fucking point of it would be to delay. 01:11:20.197 --> 01:11:21.637 [SPEAKER_16]: And just ring up the bill for you. 01:11:21.677 --> 01:11:26.078 [SPEAKER_12]: You can delay it all you want and they're just going to move the companies out of the state I would just that tax revenue. 01:11:26.098 --> 01:11:43.522 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, I would meet I would 100% if I if I'm paramount or skydancing this case I move the company right now and I find out who is planning I rub running against Rob Bonta and his next election It's going and endorsed them right now and start fucking funding their campaign 01:11:44.502 --> 01:11:51.048 [SPEAKER_16]: which Ellison certainly got the money to do it, you know, the his father owns Oracle, which will flip to the next one. 01:11:51.308 --> 01:11:56.834 [SPEAKER_16]: Another bizarre story at Alas Angeles today, that kind of blindsided everybody, the Lakers sold again. 01:11:57.514 --> 01:12:05.502 [SPEAKER_16]: Second time in two years, and it's Trump's, let's see, it's Jared Kushner's brother. 01:12:06.732 --> 01:12:14.101 [SPEAKER_16]: Uh, who's in it with Bob Eiger, who was the former president of Disney, and now they own the Lakers. 01:12:14.181 --> 01:12:22.651 [SPEAKER_16]: Now, this group and this guy, uh, who's up against, I don't know, some fucking weird security filing or something man, uh, sold it. 01:12:23.312 --> 01:12:25.815 [SPEAKER_16]: He made two and a half billion dollars in two years. 01:12:26.436 --> 01:12:28.157 [SPEAKER_16]: So Lager sold for 12 and a half today. 01:12:28.657 --> 01:12:31.318 [SPEAKER_16]: He bought it for 10, two years ago from the bus family. 01:12:32.199 --> 01:12:38.302 [SPEAKER_16]: And I don't think I've ever seen an MBA franchise flip within two years like this. 01:12:39.170 --> 01:12:40.591 [SPEAKER_16]: That's a shocker to me, dude. 01:12:41.331 --> 01:12:45.994 [SPEAKER_16]: And imagine making $2.5 billion in just two years, that's fucking insane to me. 01:12:46.634 --> 01:12:50.056 [SPEAKER_16]: So, yeah, dude, that's, uh, it's wild times. 01:12:50.076 --> 01:12:54.619 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, this is, I think the legors are like the cowboys of the Yankees or the next, you know? 01:12:55.159 --> 01:12:56.500 [SPEAKER_16]: You just don't see this very often. 01:12:57.460 --> 01:13:05.665 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, so I'm not sure what the fuck is going on in Los Angeles right now, but these are two massive stories within four or five hours of each other here. 01:13:06.545 --> 01:13:08.227 [SPEAKER_16]: And it's very, very odd. 01:13:09.067 --> 01:13:11.469 [SPEAKER_16]: Now, on the customer thing, they're trying to blame this on Trump. 01:13:11.930 --> 01:13:17.054 [SPEAKER_16]: However, Bob Eiger is a fucking hardcore Democrat for Disney. 01:13:17.894 --> 01:13:20.356 [SPEAKER_14]: So, I don't know what your point is there. 01:13:20.376 --> 01:13:21.097 [SPEAKER_14]: I don't think it matters. 01:13:21.117 --> 01:13:26.361 [SPEAKER_14]: I don't think any of these people that are like that have real thoughts like that, you know. 01:13:26.722 --> 01:13:28.903 [SPEAKER_14]: Like Mark Zuckerberg, he didn't care. 01:13:29.064 --> 01:13:29.564 [SPEAKER_14]: You know what I mean? 01:13:29.744 --> 01:13:30.925 [SPEAKER_14]: I think, you know what I mean? 01:13:30.985 --> 01:13:32.807 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:13:32.847 --> 01:13:34.328 [SPEAKER_16]: Zuckerberg definitely fucking cared. 01:13:35.122 --> 01:13:38.685 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, but there's Bob Iger right there now for him, I understand why he would do it. 01:13:39.925 --> 01:13:46.730 [SPEAKER_16]: The guy who bought the warriors, one of the, the ownership for the warriors back in the day, I want to say that say it was in 2014. 01:13:47.491 --> 01:13:48.272 [SPEAKER_16]: Do you remember when it was? 01:13:48.292 --> 01:13:52.154 [SPEAKER_12]: I know your huge warriors found that bought the warriors now, I don't remember, it was, it was, 01:13:54.479 --> 01:13:57.320 [SPEAKER_12]: It would have had to have been 12 or 13. 01:13:57.340 --> 01:13:57.681 [SPEAKER_12]: Okay. 01:13:57.701 --> 01:13:59.161 [SPEAKER_16]: I had it. 01:13:59.241 --> 01:14:05.805 [SPEAKER_16]: But that was another studio head who got out of the studio system and then he led that group that bought the warriors up there. 01:14:06.625 --> 01:14:07.806 [SPEAKER_16]: Um, so that that's. 01:14:08.006 --> 01:14:08.506 [SPEAKER_16]: It was 2010. 01:14:08.546 --> 01:14:08.826 [SPEAKER_16]: 2010. 01:14:08.846 --> 01:14:09.126 [SPEAKER_16]: Okay. 01:14:09.687 --> 01:14:10.247 [SPEAKER_16]: Joe Lekub. 01:14:10.807 --> 01:14:18.291 [SPEAKER_16]: So that's not unusual for Iger look, and we've talked about this on the show for years, like you buy a sports franchise. 01:14:18.851 --> 01:14:20.952 [SPEAKER_16]: That's one of the best investments you could possibly make. 01:14:22.252 --> 01:14:29.476 [SPEAKER_16]: I think to my knowledge, somebody else just bought a huge chunk of man-tested United, I believe, 01:14:30.116 --> 01:14:31.359 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know what I'm thinking about that. 01:14:31.880 --> 01:14:33.483 [SPEAKER_12]: Fuck man, who was it, dude? 01:14:33.763 --> 01:14:40.997 [SPEAKER_12]: I think it doesn't Cambridge Sports Group or some bullshit like that, um, man, you, I think, um, LeBron is on that ownership team, where he was. 01:14:44.698 --> 01:14:49.282 [SPEAKER_16]: I forget, I was one of those big clubs over there, just sort of crazy. 01:14:49.322 --> 01:14:49.843 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't love it. 01:14:49.863 --> 01:14:50.443 [SPEAKER_12]: I love her pool. 01:14:50.644 --> 01:14:52.625 [SPEAKER_12]: Sorry, that's Fenway Sports Group, not Combridge. 01:14:53.626 --> 01:14:54.727 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't know who owns Manu. 01:14:54.988 --> 01:14:55.288 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah. 01:14:55.488 --> 01:15:04.677 [SPEAKER_15]: I mean, if it's... 30 billionaires, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, can pleaded the purchase of 27.7% minority stake in Manchester U for 1.65 billion in February of 2024. 01:15:04.697 --> 01:15:04.797 [SPEAKER_15]: Okay. 01:15:10.582 --> 01:15:18.007 [SPEAKER_14]: left for pool owners close to $1.35 billion dollar sale of 30% stake of consortium including Jeff Bezos. 01:15:18.328 --> 01:15:19.228 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh, Bezos, that's it. 01:15:19.288 --> 01:15:20.229 [SPEAKER_16]: Jeff Bezos, that's two days ago. 01:15:20.249 --> 01:15:21.030 [SPEAKER_16]: Yes, this is probably right. 01:15:21.050 --> 01:15:22.290 [SPEAKER_16]: Yep, that's exactly what I'm thinking of. 01:15:22.851 --> 01:15:23.872 [SPEAKER_16]: So even Bezos isn't it? 01:15:24.212 --> 01:15:25.573 [SPEAKER_16]: He's another media guy as well. 01:15:25.693 --> 01:15:33.118 [SPEAKER_16]: So it's like, I don't think this really, the sports thing, I don't think it's really political other than just a great investment at the end of the day. 01:15:34.679 --> 01:15:36.961 [SPEAKER_16]: Because everybody's fucking doing it if you can. 01:15:38.002 --> 01:15:39.423 [SPEAKER_16]: It's just so goddamn expensive. 01:15:40.181 --> 01:15:43.344 [SPEAKER_16]: So yeah, and then the Seahawks just sold too. 01:15:43.664 --> 01:15:44.865 [SPEAKER_16]: They sold for $10 billion. 01:15:45.386 --> 01:15:47.087 [SPEAKER_16]: I forgot who bought this Seattle Seahawks. 01:15:47.107 --> 01:15:51.791 [SPEAKER_16]: So you want to talk about someone high right off of Super Bowl when she's just Christ dude. 01:15:52.391 --> 01:15:52.932 [SPEAKER_12]: Way to go. 01:15:53.693 --> 01:15:55.534 [SPEAKER_12]: It's a smart sale and a smart purchase. 01:15:55.794 --> 01:15:56.135 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah. 01:15:56.895 --> 01:15:57.256 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah. 01:15:58.497 --> 01:16:00.658 [SPEAKER_16]: What was that video you had pulled up in the background there? 01:16:00.779 --> 01:16:01.819 [SPEAKER_16]: Was that when I sang you with, 01:16:04.182 --> 01:16:04.502 [SPEAKER_16]: Piker. 01:16:04.522 --> 01:16:07.806 [SPEAKER_14]: Uh, when you talking about, I was talking about this. 01:16:07.826 --> 01:16:10.088 [SPEAKER_16]: Yes, when with Jake Tapper, that was it, excuse me. 01:16:10.309 --> 01:16:15.414 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, this is, I just thought it would be interesting to look at this because this is like shortly after you won. 01:16:15.514 --> 01:16:15.735 [SPEAKER_14]: Yes. 01:16:17.307 --> 01:16:30.592 [SPEAKER_11]: Speaking of President Trump last night, he posted on social media a photograph of him and first lady, Melania Trump in formal attire, next to a photograph of you and your wife, you appear to be in a restaurant booth or something. 01:16:30.752 --> 01:16:33.594 [SPEAKER_11]: Your wife is a psychiatrist, she's wearing a hijab. 01:16:34.054 --> 01:16:37.775 [SPEAKER_11]: The caption was two very different Americas. 01:16:37.875 --> 01:16:39.316 [SPEAKER_11]: What was your response when you saw that? 01:16:41.425 --> 01:16:42.005 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, he's right. 01:16:42.626 --> 01:17:00.935 [SPEAKER_09]: One in which your overlords are two people who don't like each other, but join to the interest of making billions of dollars off of you, or two people who genuinely like each other, enjoy some pancakes together, want to come together to build the kind of America where they can raise a family and know that that family's gonna have the good thing. 01:17:00.955 --> 01:17:05.358 [SPEAKER_09]: So yes, you've got two different visions of America, Donald Trump's vision is the one you're living in right now. 01:17:05.518 --> 01:17:06.438 [SPEAKER_09]: Can you afford your gas? 01:17:06.498 --> 01:17:07.419 [SPEAKER_09]: Can you afford your groceries? 01:17:07.979 --> 01:17:11.702 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you believe when you look your kids in the eye that they're going to have a better future than you did? 01:17:12.202 --> 01:17:15.744 [SPEAKER_09]: And Sarah and I are running because when we look our daughters in the eye, I am any insidient. 01:17:15.824 --> 01:17:29.854 [SPEAKER_09]: We want them to believe that they're every bit as able to have a better future than the one that they could have had under the Trump administration, that they can live together with their sisters and their brothers in America. 01:17:30.234 --> 01:17:47.081 [SPEAKER_09]: in a way where they lock arms to build the good things that they deserve together, where they know they'll have the health care that they need and good jobs and that they don't have to go 15 minutes and know that there are kids who live 15 minutes away whose lives are very, very different than theirs because we've been for far too long okay with a level of inequality in this country. 01:17:47.461 --> 01:17:52.383 [SPEAKER_09]: I want them to live in an America where they can breathe clean air and drink clean water and actually sarinize like each other. 01:17:52.443 --> 01:17:56.665 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know about the first lady in the president but from what I've heard it's a bit of a rocky road. 01:17:57.445 --> 01:18:05.414 [SPEAKER_12]: Breaking this morning is in largest wealth and equality in the country by proximity is exclusively in democratic run cities. 01:18:05.895 --> 01:18:06.756 [SPEAKER_12]: Not most. 01:18:08.368 --> 01:18:13.934 [SPEAKER_12]: not a lot, all 100% in democratic run cities. 01:18:14.735 --> 01:18:16.897 [SPEAKER_12]: And that's the counterpoint to what he's saying. 01:18:16.957 --> 01:18:23.104 [SPEAKER_12]: Also, his daughters, the way he talks about this is though they're free even in his own religion. 01:18:23.744 --> 01:18:29.571 [SPEAKER_12]: As he's got his fucking wife wearing laundry on her head to make sure that she doesn't get stoned to death, like fuck off dude. 01:18:30.170 --> 01:18:31.470 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, I don't get it. 01:18:31.650 --> 01:18:36.192 [SPEAKER_16]: And it's like when I look them in the eyes, do you have to pull up the heat job to look them in the eyes? 01:18:36.252 --> 01:18:37.552 [SPEAKER_16]: Like how does that work at the end? 01:18:37.792 --> 01:18:44.435 [SPEAKER_16]: How do you eat pancakes with that goddamn thing wraps around your face to blot your mouth as you get syrup on it? 01:18:44.475 --> 01:18:45.355 [SPEAKER_16]: Well, that's not bad. 01:18:45.775 --> 01:18:52.838 [SPEAKER_16]: Now, look, if those are just available, I hop and they just kind of give off from to you at the table kind of like at a nice seafood place. 01:18:53.158 --> 01:18:54.078 [SPEAKER_16]: Do you want to lobster bib? 01:18:54.298 --> 01:18:56.319 [SPEAKER_15]: Look, if you're an international hijab of pancakes. 01:18:56.359 --> 01:18:56.919 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, dude. 01:18:57.039 --> 01:18:58.180 [SPEAKER_16]: Do you want to lobster bib? 01:18:58.380 --> 01:19:00.080 [SPEAKER_16]: We got a hijab of pancakes here. 01:19:00.100 --> 01:19:01.561 [SPEAKER_16]: You can just kind of dab the syrup there. 01:19:01.581 --> 01:19:03.442 [SPEAKER_16]: Just kind of throw it on the floor. 01:19:03.542 --> 01:19:06.983 [SPEAKER_16]: We don't really care, but you'll stay clean at the end of the day. 01:19:08.544 --> 01:19:11.445 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, dude, this is going to be an all-out fucking war. 01:19:12.545 --> 01:19:20.547 [SPEAKER_16]: for the next 90 days or less than shit we're I think we're looking at what 80 days Do you know what night it was the exact time of the midterm share the shit? 01:19:21.287 --> 01:19:22.608 [SPEAKER_16]: I want to say it's 84 days. 01:19:22.628 --> 01:19:27.709 [SPEAKER_12]: Let's see I don't know how many days it is, but it's gonna be on November 3rd. 01:19:28.349 --> 01:19:29.149 [SPEAKER_12]: No November 3rd. 01:19:29.249 --> 01:19:29.569 [SPEAKER_12]: Okay. 01:19:30.030 --> 01:19:30.530 [SPEAKER_16]: So yeah, man. 01:19:30.550 --> 01:19:36.471 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean we're She yet 81 days 83 days Damn it. 01:19:36.671 --> 01:19:38.492 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah One day off. 01:19:38.512 --> 01:19:39.412 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, you were fucking lied 01:19:39.999 --> 01:19:41.140 [SPEAKER_16]: You lied to everyone, okay? 01:19:41.681 --> 01:19:42.281 [SPEAKER_16]: Now is your chance. 01:19:42.702 --> 01:19:44.163 [SPEAKER_16]: How is your chance to say I'm sorry? 01:19:44.723 --> 01:19:47.646 [SPEAKER_16]: You lied to everyone about what everything that just happened right there. 01:19:48.487 --> 01:19:48.767 [SPEAKER_16]: That's fine. 01:19:48.987 --> 01:19:51.790 [SPEAKER_14]: Say you lied about AOC's Instagram follower. 01:19:51.870 --> 01:19:52.310 [SPEAKER_16]: I know. 01:19:52.491 --> 01:19:53.812 [SPEAKER_16]: I was off by 400,000, too. 01:19:54.172 --> 01:19:54.913 [SPEAKER_16]: And that's a lot. 01:19:55.588 --> 01:19:56.769 [SPEAKER_16]: You were only off by a day. 01:19:57.349 --> 01:20:01.171 [SPEAKER_16]: I was up by 400,000 for Chris X. Blooks never gonna let you live that down. 01:20:01.332 --> 01:20:02.272 [SPEAKER_15]: No, and he shouldn't. 01:20:02.592 --> 01:20:03.233 [SPEAKER_15]: He shouldn't. 01:20:04.614 --> 01:20:05.414 [SPEAKER_16]: All right, now's the point. 01:20:05.434 --> 01:20:08.836 [SPEAKER_16]: The show, we get to the drinkin' bro of the week. 01:20:08.856 --> 01:20:11.438 [SPEAKER_16]: You could submit on drinkin'brows.com. 01:20:13.559 --> 01:20:23.228 [SPEAKER_16]: flaccunner shirts on fire, bro box on fire, the yellow stone shirts are on fire up there. 01:20:23.328 --> 01:20:27.611 [SPEAKER_16]: Shit, I've got a tank top for you guys coming to the, uh, it's coming to my house this afternoon. 01:20:27.852 --> 01:20:28.312 [SPEAKER_15]: Oh, hell yeah. 01:20:28.452 --> 01:20:32.456 [SPEAKER_16]: So you guys can wear it and, uh, and show the tank tops off tonight. 01:20:33.517 --> 01:20:35.679 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't, I'm not a big tank top guy. 01:20:36.439 --> 01:20:37.200 [SPEAKER_16]: Or else I would. 01:20:37.280 --> 01:20:47.445 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, where this communist shirts are on fire bathing suits are on fire Fucking the phone cases do the phone cases are dope. 01:20:47.845 --> 01:20:49.486 [SPEAKER_16]: This is the best merch we've ever had. 01:20:49.686 --> 01:20:50.447 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm shout out to Brennan 01:20:51.447 --> 01:20:56.948 [SPEAKER_16]: Again, dude, we're working on the pro box last night, together, and I'm excited about next months. 01:20:57.008 --> 01:20:57.608 [SPEAKER_16]: That'll be ready. 01:20:57.628 --> 01:20:59.329 [SPEAKER_16]: You can submit on the app. 01:20:59.369 --> 01:21:05.630 [SPEAKER_16]: Dringer Bro's app is free on iPhones and Android, speaking of which yesterday was Sky King Day. 01:21:06.390 --> 01:21:10.451 [SPEAKER_16]: And a lot of you saw Mike Baskovich and those guys asking for this shirt. 01:21:10.511 --> 01:21:13.512 [SPEAKER_16]: So we made this Sky King shirt in 2018. 01:21:13.532 --> 01:21:14.872 [SPEAKER_16]: This was for Sky King. 01:21:15.532 --> 01:21:20.535 [SPEAKER_16]: This is the Alaskan Barrel Roll Champion from 2018. 01:21:21.216 --> 01:21:23.978 [SPEAKER_16]: Some people were pissed because it was about a suicide. 01:21:24.218 --> 01:21:25.939 [SPEAKER_16]: And they were like, man, you can't profit of this. 01:21:26.319 --> 01:21:27.860 [SPEAKER_16]: Look, it wasn't about that. 01:21:28.020 --> 01:21:29.982 [SPEAKER_16]: I just, I loved what he was doing. 01:21:30.102 --> 01:21:32.664 [SPEAKER_16]: He was fucking hilarious and all that other shit. 01:21:33.404 --> 01:21:37.787 [SPEAKER_16]: Since it is Sky King, we're going to play the actual clip today from the documentary. 01:21:38.688 --> 01:21:39.789 [SPEAKER_16]: We're on Patreon, right? 01:21:40.449 --> 01:21:41.690 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, we're on Patreon. 01:21:41.810 --> 01:21:42.131 [SPEAKER_15]: We're good. 01:21:42.331 --> 01:21:43.231 [SPEAKER_15]: You want us to just stop? 01:21:43.251 --> 01:21:45.973 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, because I ripped this and kind of edited it myself. 01:21:46.133 --> 01:21:50.297 [SPEAKER_16]: But if you watch the Sky King documentary on Hulu, 01:21:51.442 --> 01:22:05.869 [SPEAKER_16]: This was the first time that you saw the barrel roll, and then heard the footage, because I think the FAA Dan took it, and they were studying it to see how this guy, not only got a commercial jet up in the air, but also how we did this barrel roll. 01:22:06.250 --> 01:22:12.813 [SPEAKER_16]: Now, we joked about it on the show back in the day because allegedly he didn't, but we would never seen the actual footage. 01:22:13.373 --> 01:22:26.002 [SPEAKER_16]: You'll see some camera phone shots at the beginning and then at the end, it appears as if the FAA finally released the footage and you actually see the entire full barrel roll in this goddamn thing and it's amazing. 01:22:26.562 --> 01:22:29.665 [SPEAKER_16]: The reason why I love them is if you do watch the documentary. 01:22:30.524 --> 01:22:32.025 [SPEAKER_16]: wasn't a profit off of somebody's suicide. 01:22:32.645 --> 01:22:35.306 [SPEAKER_16]: It was a guy who was up for a promotion. 01:22:36.687 --> 01:22:37.947 [SPEAKER_16]: He's living in Seattle. 01:22:38.087 --> 01:22:45.931 [SPEAKER_16]: He worked his ass off, he was in mechanic, I believe, and he was going to work his way up at Alaska. 01:22:45.951 --> 01:22:49.432 [SPEAKER_16]: He was in love to shop, and he was like, yeah, I want to work my way up. 01:22:49.932 --> 01:22:51.713 [SPEAKER_16]: They just kept denying him for promotions. 01:22:52.293 --> 01:22:53.954 [SPEAKER_16]: Now, he said it was because he was white. 01:22:54.994 --> 01:22:55.815 [SPEAKER_16]: In any other city, 01:22:57.032 --> 01:23:01.175 [SPEAKER_16]: Mother, then Seattle, I would say maybe not true, but Seattle, yeah, for sure. 01:23:01.215 --> 01:23:02.897 [SPEAKER_16]: They're not, you're not getting a job as a white guy there. 01:23:02.917 --> 01:23:04.758 [SPEAKER_16]: I never heard that as part of the official story. 01:23:04.798 --> 01:23:05.399 [SPEAKER_16]: Right, I didn't either. 01:23:05.859 --> 01:23:12.765 [SPEAKER_16]: And so they set it in the documentary and then they kind of went on a political thing about it, although his best friend in real life was this black guy. 01:23:13.265 --> 01:23:15.987 [SPEAKER_16]: So the black guy is in the full documentary and they talk about it. 01:23:16.248 --> 01:23:21.372 [SPEAKER_16]: And the interesting part of this is, if you watched this doc, nobody, 01:23:22.938 --> 01:23:24.820 [SPEAKER_16]: None of his friends are anything else that's seen the footage. 01:23:24.840 --> 01:23:27.684 [SPEAKER_16]: They gave them each an iPad and then they interviewed them separately. 01:23:28.024 --> 01:23:30.788 [SPEAKER_16]: They gave them a headset and then they let them watch it and listen to it. 01:23:31.489 --> 01:23:33.471 [SPEAKER_16]: At the same time, today we'll play the clip. 01:23:33.491 --> 01:23:35.574 [SPEAKER_16]: This has been out now for, I think it's all last year. 01:23:36.255 --> 01:23:37.536 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, my wife watched it. 01:23:39.058 --> 01:23:40.619 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, shout out to Skyking. 01:23:40.639 --> 01:24:02.466 [SPEAKER_16]: This was the day eight years ago here and we did this story and it just kind of took on a life of this loan hashtag Skyking and that's what ended up becoming the name of the doc So we'll lead us out here with our friend P. Bo Russell dude in Skyking and you guys can see the actual footage Hopefully they don't take it down. 01:24:02.486 --> 01:24:03.967 [SPEAKER_16]: I think we'll be fine bucket plant 01:24:05.195 --> 01:24:13.881 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm from the dash 8 holding on the runway 1.6, and I'm going to land 3.42, and I don't know what's going on behind the horizon. 01:24:13.921 --> 01:24:16.723 [SPEAKER_02]: He was thinking about 4, and I don't know what he was doing. 01:24:16.763 --> 01:24:21.906 [SPEAKER_02]: From the aircraft on runway 1.6, and I will be smoking the left of the light. 01:24:22.006 --> 01:24:24.268 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, right now, he's rolled down the runway. 01:24:24.508 --> 01:24:25.789 [SPEAKER_02]: And I'm not even dropping to him. 01:24:25.889 --> 01:24:27.390 [SPEAKER_02]: You keep flying out of the... 01:24:27.410 --> 01:24:30.672 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know where he's going to go, but I'm dropping. 01:24:31.426 --> 01:24:58.864 [SPEAKER_02]: came out of cargo area one there's just a single pilot but yeah, we can verify that to do heat flying out of nowhere we thought this was some fun on the front of us but you keep flying it alright, thank you all you need to do a call that's what we are the scramble now mean get fighter jets on the ground y'all got him who is trying to be on the ramp rising guy 449 spectacular yeah 449 what can't do for you 01:25:03.286 --> 01:25:29.947 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm in the air right now and just going to sort around 449 and you're not supposed to be on that aircraft I did a kind of a bad thing kind of a selfish thing I'm gonna check out right here Yeah, 449 so you hijacked the plane is where you sent Yeah, I'm afraid I did It's just wild 01:25:30.965 --> 01:25:33.867 [SPEAKER_10]: What the hell? 01:25:33.967 --> 01:25:34.627 [UNKNOWN]: Oh my god. 01:25:34.927 --> 01:25:36.888 [SPEAKER_10]: The fucking Alaska Airlines Q400. 01:25:36.908 --> 01:25:40.090 [SPEAKER_10]: What the fuck is he doing over here? 01:25:41.251 --> 01:25:45.533 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, any idea if any dashes you for under can do a barrel roll? 01:25:47.334 --> 01:25:50.676 [SPEAKER_05]: Just trying to plan around these same comfortable with that. 01:25:51.617 --> 01:25:54.478 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah, the glass map play video games for though. 01:25:55.079 --> 01:25:58.601 [SPEAKER_05]: I, uh, can I know what I'm doing a little bit? 01:25:58.641 --> 01:25:59.061 [SPEAKER_04]: That's me. 01:26:02.380 --> 01:26:04.681 [SPEAKER_05]: little circle around right here is beautiful. 01:26:07.943 --> 01:26:09.303 [SPEAKER_05]: I think I got some gaps. 01:26:09.323 --> 01:26:17.687 [SPEAKER_04]: Go check out the elliptic and if you can see the elliptic is the weather is good. 01:26:17.707 --> 01:26:22.590 [SPEAKER_04]: I can see the elliptic somebody went down and went pretty good over there. 01:26:22.790 --> 01:26:25.551 [SPEAKER_05]: Alright, I just felt like dirt 01:26:29.503 --> 01:26:33.206 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, that's the, uh, the 1, 4, and all the fucking surfaces are there. 01:26:35.127 --> 01:26:35.688 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, come back. 01:26:40.611 --> 01:26:42.152 [SPEAKER_05]: Man, have you been to the Olympic? 01:26:42.472 --> 01:26:44.033 [SPEAKER_05]: Guys, they're gorgeous. 01:26:44.294 --> 01:26:45.434 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, oh. 01:26:45.454 --> 01:26:46.615 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I have been out there. 01:26:46.855 --> 01:26:49.157 [SPEAKER_05]: It's, it's always a nice drive. 01:26:53.760 --> 01:26:56.122 [SPEAKER_05]: This is probably, uh, like, jail's not polite, Paul. 01:26:56.602 --> 01:26:58.604 [SPEAKER_05]: I, now what hope it is for a guy like me? 01:27:00.342 --> 01:27:02.522 [SPEAKER_05]: Dammit, I have a drill. 01:27:02.622 --> 01:27:04.143 [SPEAKER_05]: People's lives are in stake here. 01:27:05.643 --> 01:27:07.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Arish, don't pay stuff like that. 01:27:09.104 --> 01:27:10.144 [SPEAKER_05]: No, I just don't know. 01:27:10.164 --> 01:27:10.804 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't want her to. 01:27:10.904 --> 01:27:15.665 [SPEAKER_04]: I just want to wish for sweet ducklings in my ears. 01:27:15.745 --> 01:27:17.105 [SPEAKER_04]: Arish is a captain building here. 01:27:17.145 --> 01:27:19.726 [SPEAKER_04]: We're still a little bit of a player playing field. 01:27:19.746 --> 01:27:21.086 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if I better get next year. 01:27:22.526 --> 01:27:24.147 [SPEAKER_05]: I've got a lot of people that care about me. 01:27:24.987 --> 01:27:25.587 [SPEAKER_05]: And, um... 01:27:27.053 --> 01:27:33.156 [SPEAKER_05]: It's going to disappoint them to hear that I did this. 01:27:33.756 --> 01:27:37.858 [SPEAKER_05]: I would like to apologize to each and every one of them. 01:27:38.558 --> 01:27:40.619 [SPEAKER_05]: Just a broken guy. 01:27:42.000 --> 01:27:43.180 [SPEAKER_05]: Got a few screws loose. 01:27:43.540 --> 01:27:46.062 [SPEAKER_05]: I guess never really knew it until now. 01:27:48.163 --> 01:27:49.183 [SPEAKER_05]: Hey, violent guy! 01:27:49.223 --> 01:27:50.183 [SPEAKER_05]: Can this take you away? 01:27:50.604 --> 01:27:53.245 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, back to what you think? 01:27:53.285 --> 01:27:55.366 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I'd try to figure out how to get the autopilot first. 01:27:57.766 --> 01:28:00.328 [SPEAKER_05]: If you weren't to do it, how would you do it? 01:28:01.829 --> 01:28:05.612 [SPEAKER_05]: Hey, you think of my latest successfully, uh, laptop, give me a job in the pilot? 01:28:07.814 --> 01:28:11.056 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, you know, I think they would give you a job, do you think they could pull this off? 01:28:11.797 --> 01:28:12.737 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, right! 01:28:14.362 --> 01:28:32.568 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm going to land it like a safe kind of banner, thank you for being what you're doing very well and if that goes good, I'm going to go down and go down the night and look at this fucking big. 01:28:42.596 --> 01:28:47.398 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god, I can't believe he made it, dude. 01:28:59.403 --> 01:29:03.184 [SPEAKER_14]: Pick a rougher one, I feel I want to put it in a barrel roll. 01:29:04.925 --> 01:29:06.945 [SPEAKER_14]: I want to use a burp he did, a barrel roll. 01:29:07.546 --> 01:29:10.987 [SPEAKER_14]: A burp, he cleared each of the water by a cross and then we cut these. 01:29:12.384 --> 01:29:17.605 [SPEAKER_14]: But Rock 2 for Rock 1, if it's he or I wanted a barrel roll, and it just barely missed hitting the water. 01:29:18.986 --> 01:29:21.506 [SPEAKER_04]: Alright, Rintis, this is Captain Phil, congratulations. 01:29:21.546 --> 01:29:22.566 [SPEAKER_04]: He did that. 01:29:22.586 --> 01:29:26.707 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, it's, uh, it's turning to play that airplane safely, he's not hurting anybody in the ground. 01:29:29.108 --> 01:29:29.688 [SPEAKER_05]: Alright. 01:29:30.008 --> 01:29:32.809 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, dammit, I don't know man, I don't have food! 01:29:33.349 --> 01:29:35.910 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't want it, I was kind of hoping that was going to be it, you know? 01:29:48.869 --> 01:29:50.149 [SPEAKER_16]: Sky King, dude. 01:29:50.290 --> 01:29:51.150 [SPEAKER_16]: Sky King. 01:29:51.891 --> 01:29:54.472 [SPEAKER_16]: Watching that is just fucking insane, isn't it, dude? 01:29:55.293 --> 01:29:56.774 [SPEAKER_16]: How did he do that? 01:29:56.834 --> 01:29:57.835 [SPEAKER_16]: Honestly, how did he do that? 01:29:58.435 --> 01:30:04.860 [SPEAKER_16]: And I heard the reason why they delayed the documentary so long was that they were studying the footage. 01:30:05.720 --> 01:30:08.042 [SPEAKER_16]: To this day, nobody has got a fucking answer about it. 01:30:08.840 --> 01:30:15.025 [SPEAKER_16]: But, man, watching it in real time like that for the first time ever, I was like, I can't fucking believe it. 01:30:15.706 --> 01:30:17.207 [SPEAKER_16]: I can't believe how close you got to the water. 01:30:17.227 --> 01:30:20.630 [SPEAKER_16]: That's 10 feet in saying that there's guys saying it was 10 feet. 01:30:20.650 --> 01:30:25.093 [SPEAKER_16]: When you watch it, if you're on Patreon today, it really is 10 feet, man, fucking hell dude. 01:30:26.014 --> 01:30:27.315 [SPEAKER_16]: And I didn't hurt anybody. 01:30:28.036 --> 01:30:31.238 [SPEAKER_16]: I wonder if you would have landed, my only question is if you would have landed. 01:30:33.120 --> 01:30:35.722 [SPEAKER_16]: What kind of jail time are you really looking at for something like that? 01:30:38.133 --> 01:30:39.153 [SPEAKER_12]: not not much. 01:30:39.814 --> 01:30:40.854 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't think so either, right? 01:30:41.234 --> 01:30:44.195 [SPEAKER_12]: Reckless endangerment, theft, whatever. 01:30:44.716 --> 01:30:48.097 [SPEAKER_12]: If he's five years, if his first defense, yeah, maybe a couple of years. 01:30:49.598 --> 01:30:55.080 [SPEAKER_16]: So part of me, which is I shit, I wish you would a land or the fucking thing, and then they might even just brought him in, just be like, hey. 01:30:56.025 --> 01:30:56.906 [SPEAKER_16]: Well, shorten the sentence. 01:30:57.486 --> 01:30:59.688 [SPEAKER_16]: You got to tell us how you fucking did this shit, you know? 01:31:00.349 --> 01:31:06.814 [SPEAKER_16]: Kind of like Top Gun, or was it catch me if you can after a couple of years or they're like, hey, yeah, Frank, I beg no. 01:31:06.974 --> 01:31:09.677 [SPEAKER_16]: To Caprio, just show us how that the checks are made, all right? 01:31:09.977 --> 01:31:20.025 [SPEAKER_14]: It's looking like he would have gotten grand theft of an aircraft, air pirate seat or hijacking, reckless endangerment, unauthorized takeoff, which is like decades in prison. 01:31:20.366 --> 01:31:20.766 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, it is. 01:31:20.946 --> 01:31:21.927 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, but he's not gonna get it. 01:31:23.515 --> 01:31:25.757 [SPEAKER_14]: He could probably do like insanity, you know? 01:31:26.057 --> 01:31:26.418 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah. 01:31:27.639 --> 01:31:30.421 [SPEAKER_15]: I think public sentiment would have swayed the result also. 01:31:31.322 --> 01:31:34.285 [SPEAKER_12]: Also, if I'm him, I asked for a trial. 01:31:35.606 --> 01:31:35.786 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah. 01:31:36.046 --> 01:31:47.937 [SPEAKER_12]: And I just act the same way a trial that he did on the radio because those guys on ATC were fucking they obviously can't admit it, but they were enjoying everything that was happening. 01:31:48.338 --> 01:31:49.339 [SPEAKER_12]: That's what I think, dude. 01:31:49.679 --> 01:31:49.859 [SPEAKER_12]: Yep. 01:31:50.119 --> 01:31:50.860 [SPEAKER_12]: That's what I think. 01:31:50.920 --> 01:31:52.802 [SPEAKER_12]: I mean, you don't say he just did a barrel roll. 01:31:52.882 --> 01:31:56.204 [SPEAKER_12]: Unless you're enjoying what the fuck you're looking at. 01:31:56.224 --> 01:31:58.626 [SPEAKER_16]: It was like three different people, too. 01:31:58.646 --> 01:32:00.488 [SPEAKER_16]: It was just like, wow, dude. 01:32:00.528 --> 01:32:02.769 [SPEAKER_16]: I mean, the one guy was this close. 01:32:02.809 --> 01:32:06.112 [SPEAKER_16]: And all of those guys remain professional and they should be commanded for him. 01:32:06.132 --> 01:32:09.975 [SPEAKER_15]: But he was this close to me and like, holy shit, bro, I can't believe he did that. 01:32:10.195 --> 01:32:12.017 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah, and he was so amicable over the radio. 01:32:12.077 --> 01:32:12.997 [SPEAKER_15]: It's hard to dislike him. 01:32:13.057 --> 01:32:13.318 [SPEAKER_16]: I know. 01:32:13.858 --> 01:32:19.321 [SPEAKER_16]: No, no, but, and they go in the rest of it because you need a ton of one liners throughout this documentary. 01:32:19.361 --> 01:32:23.624 [SPEAKER_12]: What it teaches you is that, you know, politeness can get you a very long way. 01:32:24.144 --> 01:32:26.626 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, even if you've stolen a 35 million dollar aircraft. 01:32:31.837 --> 01:32:33.558 [SPEAKER_16]: Either way, I do, we love you, Sky King. 01:32:33.798 --> 01:32:35.839 [SPEAKER_16]: All right, appreciate you, it's soon an end. 01:32:35.859 --> 01:32:38.900 [SPEAKER_16]: Go to iTunes, rate to show a five star and leave a quick review. 01:32:40.261 --> 01:32:43.903 [SPEAKER_16]: Spotify, Miguel isn't caught up by a lot, a lot. 01:32:44.403 --> 01:32:45.223 [SPEAKER_16]: Or he lied, I think. 01:32:45.564 --> 01:32:46.944 [SPEAKER_16]: He found more episodes, he said. 01:32:47.605 --> 01:32:48.585 [SPEAKER_16]: Somewhere trickling out. 01:32:48.805 --> 01:32:50.546 [SPEAKER_16]: All right, he found more episodes. 01:32:50.786 --> 01:32:53.407 [SPEAKER_16]: I know, I know, look, I'm proud of him. 01:32:53.487 --> 01:32:56.389 [SPEAKER_16]: Obviously, but let's see here. 01:32:57.209 --> 01:32:58.750 [SPEAKER_16]: Let's see if I deleted him because, 01:32:59.927 --> 01:33:21.851 [SPEAKER_16]: we're at 2400 episodes on this show like I'm looking at it's let's see the Minneapolis riots 539 so yeah holy shit that's pretty far back yeah that so that was what George Floyd we hear was that yeah that would 01:33:29.046 --> 01:33:52.357 [SPEAKER_16]: uh... episode two forty one was that's the mob mentality uh... three offices charge five forty two i mean he's finding just some floating nuggets alright so twenty twenty six years ago shit god damn dude i can't believe that uh... he's rattle but uh... yeah he's still he's still digging away still digging away 01:33:53.184 --> 01:33:55.688 [SPEAKER_16]: I appreciate you guys centered in for them and Anthony Holloway. 01:33:55.728 --> 01:33:58.833 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm Ross Patterson this is the drinking bro's podcast. 01:33:58.893 --> 01:33:59.815 [SPEAKER_16]: Good night everyone.