WEBVTT 00:09.082 --> 00:12.423 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, well, I'm gonna drink in bros kids. 00:12.763 --> 00:15.864 [SPEAKER_07]: That's that old Wednesday show. 00:16.725 --> 00:19.245 [SPEAKER_07]: Get super weird in here. 00:19.305 --> 00:22.767 [SPEAKER_07]: We've been talking about the flock on our shirts that went viral. 00:23.247 --> 00:26.588 [SPEAKER_07]: We're doing really well for us and drink in bros.com. 00:27.328 --> 00:29.549 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you for pulling up the right one. 00:29.829 --> 00:30.989 [SPEAKER_07]: I really appreciate that today. 00:31.009 --> 00:31.670 [SPEAKER_06]: Wasn't a tank top. 00:31.930 --> 00:32.870 [SPEAKER_06]: I think that's a good one. 00:32.890 --> 00:34.991 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you guys, tank tops, relax. 00:35.031 --> 00:36.491 [SPEAKER_07]: The tank tops are on their way. 00:39.552 --> 00:44.175 [SPEAKER_07]: I love Lee Fender Brandon's in Vegas, so I've ordered you guys tank tops. 00:44.235 --> 00:45.155 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, they will be here. 00:45.555 --> 00:46.396 [SPEAKER_06]: Are you going to wear them now? 00:46.656 --> 00:47.136 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, hell yeah. 00:47.256 --> 00:48.957 [SPEAKER_06]: All right, all right. 00:49.177 --> 00:50.118 [SPEAKER_06]: Where these things all the time. 00:50.278 --> 00:53.880 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not a really worth tank tops to be honest, but I'll I'll wear them for you. 00:53.900 --> 00:54.400 [SPEAKER_05]: There you go. 00:54.760 --> 00:56.942 [SPEAKER_05]: There you go, as long as you're gonna wear them, that's fine. 00:57.662 --> 01:01.965 [SPEAKER_07]: But the reason I bring this up is occasionally, there's a shirt that crosses over. 01:01.986 --> 01:08.270 [SPEAKER_07]: We've been talking about this last couple weeks here, and it just goes out in everybody buys it, like it's all that other stuff. 01:08.350 --> 01:09.111 [SPEAKER_07]: It just happened a day. 01:09.831 --> 01:10.832 [SPEAKER_07]: I wish this was ours. 01:11.413 --> 01:12.894 [SPEAKER_07]: It's not dark, Anthony. 01:12.934 --> 01:21.700 [SPEAKER_07]: It's the show we did yesterday about the cocaine fraternity brothers and someone created this shirt 01:22.481 --> 01:23.702 [SPEAKER_07]: and it is gone viral. 01:23.742 --> 01:26.224 [SPEAKER_07]: Now the Penn State White Out is their biggest game of the year. 01:27.065 --> 01:28.065 [SPEAKER_07]: Everybody wears whites. 01:29.527 --> 01:32.589 [SPEAKER_07]: It couldn't fit better with another university if you tried there. 01:33.270 --> 01:34.991 [SPEAKER_07]: If you fucking tried there. 01:35.011 --> 01:36.032 [SPEAKER_07]: Look at this goddamn thing. 01:36.132 --> 01:37.973 [SPEAKER_07]: Give him a round of applause, whoever created this. 01:41.573 --> 01:42.793 [SPEAKER_07]: Every kid will be wearing this. 01:43.153 --> 01:45.254 [SPEAKER_07]: He's the new McLevin, essentially. 01:45.294 --> 01:47.275 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, he's like a real guy. 01:48.115 --> 01:50.556 [SPEAKER_07]: And this is a true story. 01:51.396 --> 01:55.238 [SPEAKER_07]: Got to call today, because obviously, we went hard to have shelter with Penn State. 01:55.258 --> 01:58.579 [SPEAKER_07]: Penn State's logos are on our cans and all that other stuff. 01:59.419 --> 02:05.682 [SPEAKER_07]: And it was from an old manager of mine and he goes, hey, do you have a contact for a booster that I can call? 02:05.722 --> 02:06.362 [SPEAKER_07]: And I was like, 02:07.062 --> 02:07.302 [SPEAKER_07]: Why? 02:07.582 --> 02:10.064 [SPEAKER_07]: Why would you want to, I got you doing sports? 02:10.084 --> 02:10.965 [SPEAKER_07]: What are you doing? 02:10.985 --> 02:11.845 [SPEAKER_07]: They were like, no. 02:12.946 --> 02:14.647 [SPEAKER_07]: We're trying to buy the movie rights. 02:15.268 --> 02:17.990 [SPEAKER_07]: And I'm like, are you fucking kidding me? 02:18.250 --> 02:18.750 [SPEAKER_07]: Already? 02:18.870 --> 02:19.190 [SPEAKER_07]: Already. 02:19.330 --> 02:20.071 [SPEAKER_07]: Holy shit. 02:20.151 --> 02:20.431 [SPEAKER_07]: Already. 02:20.471 --> 02:21.332 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, look at this. 02:21.892 --> 02:25.495 [SPEAKER_07]: If you put this up, if you put this into a movie poster, 02:27.303 --> 02:36.587 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, this is Taylor made for a college hard or comedy about kids, chomp and up cocaine, fraternities and everything else. 02:37.407 --> 02:39.808 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, this is already written itself. 02:39.868 --> 02:43.170 [SPEAKER_07]: You don't even have to do much for this for Christ's sakes. 02:43.890 --> 02:47.192 [SPEAKER_07]: And all you would do is just go through the story line of this. 02:47.292 --> 02:48.292 [SPEAKER_07]: So I understand it. 02:48.352 --> 02:50.153 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, fuck, I'd love to make this movie. 02:50.633 --> 02:52.094 [SPEAKER_07]: I would kill to make this movie. 02:52.154 --> 02:53.134 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, it would be a blast. 02:53.174 --> 02:55.715 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm sure McLevin still looks like McLevin for Chris. 02:55.735 --> 02:56.756 [SPEAKER_07]: He's the perfect for the role. 02:56.796 --> 02:59.797 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, just though some glasses on him and you're good to go. 03:00.818 --> 03:04.820 [SPEAKER_07]: But yeah, the fact that this is called on today, people were trying to buy out the movie rights. 03:05.980 --> 03:08.561 [SPEAKER_07]: This story has just exploded. 03:09.162 --> 03:11.143 [SPEAKER_07]: And there's a lot more to come out of this. 03:11.163 --> 03:14.044 [SPEAKER_07]: Because you got 15 guys total letter in this. 03:14.064 --> 03:14.884 [SPEAKER_07]: You got a dad. 03:15.925 --> 03:17.786 [SPEAKER_07]: People were pitching Rob Riggle on L. 03:18.346 --> 03:19.246 [SPEAKER_07]: It's the tip. 03:19.446 --> 03:20.807 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, that would be good, too. 03:22.587 --> 03:23.487 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's go. 03:23.727 --> 03:25.428 [SPEAKER_06]: Let's fucking... Oh, no. 03:25.628 --> 03:27.068 [SPEAKER_06]: The movie's casting itself. 03:27.509 --> 03:28.109 [SPEAKER_07]: It really is. 03:28.429 --> 03:31.510 [SPEAKER_07]: So people have McLevin is the dude with the glasses. 03:31.610 --> 03:33.590 [SPEAKER_07]: People have Rob Riggle is the dad. 03:34.150 --> 03:35.051 [SPEAKER_07]: Love all of that. 03:35.611 --> 03:40.972 [SPEAKER_07]: And then the rest of them, you know, you could get like a miles teller or somebody else to play these, look at this. 03:41.192 --> 03:41.352 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep. 03:41.732 --> 03:41.973 [SPEAKER_07]: Boom. 03:42.453 --> 03:42.953 [SPEAKER_07]: Side by side. 03:43.853 --> 03:44.953 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's perfect. 03:44.973 --> 03:45.273 [SPEAKER_07]: Perfect. 03:46.214 --> 03:47.014 [SPEAKER_07]: It's absolutely perfect. 03:48.086 --> 03:49.007 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know what he looks like now. 03:49.047 --> 03:50.808 [SPEAKER_07]: If you've seen a recent picture of McLevin. 03:52.250 --> 03:52.910 [SPEAKER_06]: No, not a while. 03:53.130 --> 03:54.552 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, the last thing he was in. 03:55.653 --> 04:00.517 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't think he's done anything since what it's hard, man. 04:00.537 --> 04:06.002 [SPEAKER_07]: When you're McLevin, that's the most famous thing of all time, where just like, man, it's hard to shake that. 04:06.878 --> 04:16.606 [SPEAKER_07]: It's hard to shake that, but yeah, man, movie rights or everybody's behind the scenes are trying to get these, people are coming up with fake cast, T-shirts, all of it. 04:16.686 --> 04:17.928 [SPEAKER_07]: Is this him now? 04:18.148 --> 04:21.951 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, he's looking a little older, but maybe what's the makeup he could still do? 04:22.011 --> 04:24.093 [SPEAKER_07]: No, I think he saves the beard, he's fine. 04:25.019 --> 04:26.780 [SPEAKER_06]: Looks like he's been mostly doing voice acting. 04:27.220 --> 04:28.301 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, good for him. 04:29.462 --> 04:37.867 [SPEAKER_07]: Christopher Men's Plus, I think he's an aimless, but yeah, if you zoom out there, if he shaves this, did he looks identical still? 04:38.487 --> 04:39.188 [SPEAKER_07]: It looks identical. 04:40.108 --> 04:41.209 [SPEAKER_07]: It looks like he's engaged. 04:41.249 --> 04:42.730 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, I think he's fine. 04:43.511 --> 04:53.537 [SPEAKER_07]: I think he's fine, but what a crazy story, what a fucking awesome movie and yeah, there is like three or four studios who were trying to get the life rights right now. 04:54.932 --> 04:56.374 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't believe I'm not getting fast. 04:56.554 --> 04:57.374 [SPEAKER_07]: That's nuts. 04:57.475 --> 05:00.217 [SPEAKER_07]: Whatever you get a phone call from somebody you haven't heard from in years. 05:00.397 --> 05:02.259 [SPEAKER_07]: And you're just like, hey, what's going on, man? 05:02.739 --> 05:05.262 [SPEAKER_07]: It's never just checking in. 05:05.982 --> 05:07.023 [SPEAKER_07]: Usually, they want something. 05:07.163 --> 05:11.327 [SPEAKER_07]: We're like, hey, I've got no connections to this fraternity that's due to whatever. 05:11.407 --> 05:12.228 [SPEAKER_07]: Obviously, we've done... 05:12.568 --> 05:17.152 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, events with Hardy F. Seltzer and Penn State, but not this particular one. 05:17.212 --> 05:20.455 [SPEAKER_07]: It's dealt up to up so on and not epsilon, by the way. 05:20.856 --> 05:22.757 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, dealt to epsilon's another fraternity. 05:22.857 --> 05:25.720 [SPEAKER_07]: So no, we never did anything with them at all. 05:25.740 --> 05:29.464 [SPEAKER_07]: Sigma Kai, we've done events with, but they're no longer on campus anymore. 05:29.584 --> 05:33.007 [SPEAKER_07]: So, yeah, that one's gone and out of the thing. 05:33.988 --> 05:37.571 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, but yeah, I mean, who pulled up accepted right there? 05:37.971 --> 05:38.492 [SPEAKER_07]: Who just did the? 05:39.404 --> 05:39.544 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 05:40.065 --> 05:40.425 [SPEAKER_07]: There you go. 05:40.605 --> 05:41.926 [SPEAKER_07]: Harder or accepted, that's it. 05:42.186 --> 05:43.347 [SPEAKER_07]: That's all you got to do and you win. 05:43.928 --> 05:44.988 [SPEAKER_07]: You fucking win, dude. 05:45.489 --> 05:48.291 [SPEAKER_07]: Just call it white-outs and you fucking win. 05:48.811 --> 05:49.612 [SPEAKER_07]: Don't worry. 05:49.792 --> 05:51.613 [SPEAKER_07]: Congratulations, you just made $100 million. 05:51.694 --> 05:52.314 [SPEAKER_06]: Right to self. 05:53.035 --> 05:57.558 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, so whoever's doing that right now, I would imagine the legal shit. 05:57.798 --> 05:59.500 [SPEAKER_07]: Obviously it's pretty severe. 06:00.520 --> 06:02.342 [SPEAKER_07]: What a cocaine charge is running you, Anthony. 06:03.503 --> 06:03.983 [SPEAKER_07]: How many years? 06:04.984 --> 06:05.624 [SPEAKER_04]: It depends. 06:08.523 --> 06:18.549 [SPEAKER_04]: Whatever the charges would have been locally, they're gonna be federal and they're also gonna be there's interstate commerce and all kinds of shit. 06:19.529 --> 06:24.512 [SPEAKER_04]: That's, I don't know, I don't even know if they've been charged with, nobody's given me a list of charges yet, so I have no idea. 06:24.812 --> 06:26.513 [SPEAKER_07]: Trafficking and a bunch of other shit. 06:26.553 --> 06:30.095 [SPEAKER_04]: And then yesterday, answer, what do they actually be in charge of? 06:30.636 --> 06:37.480 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll tell you, but so as more information is coming out about this, because yesterday your guess was like a black game. 06:38.457 --> 06:41.179 [SPEAKER_07]: and coming out of New York or potentially Philadelphia. 06:41.599 --> 06:44.161 [SPEAKER_07]: Turns out this kid is actually from Long Island. 06:44.621 --> 06:49.604 [SPEAKER_07]: So those charges that are coming in from New York are something sourced from Long Island. 06:49.924 --> 06:54.387 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, it's kind of just dripping out to the public right now, but what are the actual charges? 06:54.427 --> 06:56.148 [SPEAKER_07]: They're blue, keep got them pulled up. 06:56.228 --> 06:59.250 [SPEAKER_07]: We caught this kind of live as this was going on yesterday. 06:59.690 --> 07:11.019 [SPEAKER_05]: seeing from just this part, I'm seeing charged with felony corrupt organizations conspiracy dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity and related offenses. 07:12.080 --> 07:20.987 [SPEAKER_05]: A fifth defendant is charged with felony conspiracy criminal use of a communication facility and related misdemeanor offenses. 07:21.027 --> 07:24.590 [SPEAKER_05]: The father is charged with tampering with evidence and hindering the investigation. 07:24.923 --> 07:29.886 [SPEAKER_05]: There are mainly defense all of you who are student-age are facing misdemeanor counts of possession and paraphernalia. 07:33.688 --> 07:36.869 [SPEAKER_07]: Now with the dad tampering with absets, is he doing cocaine? 07:36.970 --> 07:40.371 [SPEAKER_04]: These are all secondary charges that you've said so far. 07:40.451 --> 07:46.114 [SPEAKER_04]: Not the misdemeanors for cocaine and shit like that, but the paraphernalia and ones are for short. 07:46.154 --> 07:48.616 [SPEAKER_04]: No, that's not, that's a primary charge. 07:55.362 --> 08:01.853 [SPEAKER_04]: It's an odd chart, it's using a phone or the internet to help you with a felony. 08:02.374 --> 08:03.336 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a secondary chart. 08:03.356 --> 08:06.221 [SPEAKER_04]: It has to be a felony already committed before you can charge somebody with that. 08:10.435 --> 08:11.456 [SPEAKER_04]: these are not the charges. 08:11.916 --> 08:15.397 [SPEAKER_04]: This is like some stuff they've been charged so I guess they're just not putting it out in public. 08:15.517 --> 08:17.598 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I'm looking right now and I'm not finding it anywhere. 08:17.618 --> 08:23.620 [SPEAKER_04]: Because this is like the the corrupt organization's thing is the state level reco charge basically. 08:23.940 --> 08:31.643 [SPEAKER_04]: But this is going to like you've got to assume if they're sourcing cocaine from New York as well, the federal government's going to take this case away. 08:34.499 --> 08:42.423 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't imagine that they're going to actually let these guys, the state of Pennsylvania prosecutes. 08:42.443 --> 08:43.124 [SPEAKER_04]: That would be crazy. 08:43.144 --> 08:48.967 [SPEAKER_04]: Because it's an open, they've, look, the state's already done most of the work. 08:49.928 --> 08:53.130 [SPEAKER_04]: And now the FBI can just say it's a federal recocations steal it from them. 08:54.128 --> 08:59.031 [SPEAKER_04]: they call them vultures, but those are neither one of those of primary charges. 09:00.011 --> 09:13.418 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess the reco and kind of is the state level reco corrupt or conspiracy, but there has to be underlying felonies that have been committed by an organization past president in the future. 09:14.079 --> 09:15.139 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just not, I don't see it. 09:15.560 --> 09:16.620 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, let me ask you this. 09:18.387 --> 09:22.515 [SPEAKER_07]: charge people with things and then kind of build their case and then add on more charges. 09:23.256 --> 09:26.502 [SPEAKER_04]: If you want to waste a shitload of money, sure, but the government isn't care. 09:26.542 --> 09:29.066 [SPEAKER_04]: They've been investigating this since 2023 apparently. 09:30.820 --> 09:35.163 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, um, that's when the crimes I believe took place in 22 and 23, right? 09:35.343 --> 09:35.563 [SPEAKER_04]: Blue? 09:35.763 --> 09:39.085 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that a 223, 224, yeah, 24 is true, right? 09:39.205 --> 09:42.307 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, yeah, and then there was on Fox this morning. 09:42.487 --> 09:44.808 [SPEAKER_04]: Some of the most dishonest reporting I've ever seen in my life. 09:45.489 --> 09:54.714 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, this mom, whose son died at Penn State because of hazing, um, was on their talking about how, oh, these kids are being hazed and we've got to do something. 09:55.195 --> 09:59.117 [SPEAKER_04]: And the, the, the, if you look at the, um, 10:01.070 --> 10:02.831 [SPEAKER_04]: at the ticker below her name. 10:02.871 --> 10:10.516 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, Sun died of hazing or mother of Sun who died of hazing talks about hazing or cocaine case. 10:11.537 --> 10:13.959 [SPEAKER_04]: Trying to like make it look like these guys killed somebody. 10:14.499 --> 10:20.123 [SPEAKER_04]: Her Sun died because he fell down to a flight of stairs and nobody called the ambulance for 12 hours and he died. 10:20.143 --> 10:21.464 [SPEAKER_04]: It's fucked up for sure. 10:21.484 --> 10:23.105 [SPEAKER_04]: It has absolutely nothing to do with this. 10:23.285 --> 10:23.525 [SPEAKER_04]: Right. 10:23.666 --> 10:30.796 [SPEAKER_04]: Once again, even Fox and all these other dickholes know that this isn't a serious enough thing to be blowing it out of proportion like this. 10:30.836 --> 10:36.123 [SPEAKER_04]: So they tried to fabricate a situation where that death was somehow linked to this. 10:36.604 --> 10:37.986 [SPEAKER_04]: It's fucking crazy, man. 10:38.006 --> 10:38.887 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't understand it. 10:38.927 --> 10:39.328 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, look. 10:40.250 --> 10:42.732 [SPEAKER_04]: Again, don't do dumb shit and go to jail. 10:42.912 --> 10:45.674 [SPEAKER_04]: Man, what a waste of time in your fucking life. 10:46.174 --> 10:49.576 [SPEAKER_04]: But this is like a blitz of propaganda. 10:49.796 --> 10:50.497 [SPEAKER_04]: Look at that, mom. 10:50.537 --> 10:51.237 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 10:51.297 --> 10:52.018 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm a kid. 10:52.218 --> 10:54.299 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm PSU cocaine ring. 10:54.319 --> 10:56.000 [SPEAKER_04]: They put that all, they put that all in. 10:56.040 --> 10:57.481 [SPEAKER_04]: What do you want to play this stupid video? 10:57.541 --> 10:58.942 [SPEAKER_04]: There's she has nothing important to say. 11:00.795 --> 11:01.815 [SPEAKER_04]: feel bad for her. 11:02.155 --> 11:10.917 [SPEAKER_04]: But she's now part of an organization who goes around and talks to college kids about hazing on campuses and not to do it. 11:11.217 --> 11:14.258 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, you're nobody is listening to you, to be fair. 11:14.318 --> 11:20.919 [SPEAKER_04]: You maybe let your husband take care of that one and have a man talk to young men, nobody's listening to you, to be fair. 11:22.059 --> 11:24.920 [SPEAKER_04]: Also, what does this have to do with anything? 11:27.249 --> 11:40.115 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... hurt what had been on fox this has she has nothing to do with this and all the only reason to bring her in on this one is to fill screen time which you gotta do i guess with twenty four hour news but 11:41.638 --> 11:44.680 [SPEAKER_04]: mom of son killed after hazing on fret culture. 11:45.360 --> 11:46.000 [SPEAKER_04]: What does that mean? 11:46.061 --> 11:49.102 [SPEAKER_04]: She's she's touring the country right now trying to get fraternity shut down. 11:49.142 --> 11:52.064 [SPEAKER_04]: That's her fucking golden life because her son died. 11:52.384 --> 11:53.485 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, the result of hazing. 11:53.545 --> 11:56.106 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there's there's a lot there's quite a few moms who are trying to do that. 11:56.126 --> 11:56.706 [SPEAKER_07]: Half a dozen. 11:57.886 --> 12:10.092 [SPEAKER_04]: or a dozen or so absolute shipbag morons who had bad dads or no dads, let some fucking friend of theirs die, and she wants to then take male fraternities away. 12:10.572 --> 12:11.332 [SPEAKER_04]: No, fuck you. 12:11.593 --> 12:14.874 [SPEAKER_04]: But again, this is a complete overreaction to what's going on. 12:15.494 --> 12:22.238 [SPEAKER_04]: It's certainly a fucking organized cocaine ring is not boys being boys, but 12:23.018 --> 12:26.860 [SPEAKER_04]: Once again, nobody, this is how you know these people are full of shit. 12:26.880 --> 12:31.322 [SPEAKER_04]: I talked about it yesterday, absolutely no one has been hurt by any of these gentlemen involved in this. 12:31.882 --> 12:32.682 [SPEAKER_04]: Not one person. 12:33.043 --> 12:39.545 [SPEAKER_04]: So they had to bring in a third party from a completely unrelated case who did have someone to hurt to try to elevate the circumstances. 12:39.746 --> 12:41.947 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it is fucking bullshit. 12:43.107 --> 12:46.888 [SPEAKER_07]: And these things, the bottom of the screen, you can put that screen back up for Fox. 12:47.388 --> 12:48.869 [SPEAKER_07]: There's a couple of over thirds there. 12:49.349 --> 12:53.610 [SPEAKER_07]: And yeah, you've got to have something fun at the bottom of the screen. 12:54.130 --> 12:56.591 [SPEAKER_07]: Kind of draws it in and you're like, oh, shit. 12:57.131 --> 13:00.192 [SPEAKER_07]: Mom of son killed after hazing on frat culture. 13:00.772 --> 13:01.692 [SPEAKER_07]: Was it this one? 13:02.373 --> 13:03.593 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, it wasn't. 13:03.613 --> 13:04.913 [SPEAKER_07]: It was something else. 13:05.153 --> 13:06.714 [SPEAKER_04]: It's basically Tommy Boy. 13:07.907 --> 13:16.207 [SPEAKER_04]: are a sorry Billy Madison like you can imagine what it'd be like if she did exactly okay man so you have no evidence or proof or a point even 13:18.082 --> 13:18.282 [SPEAKER_07]: None. 13:18.722 --> 13:18.922 [SPEAKER_07]: None. 13:18.982 --> 13:19.742 [SPEAKER_07]: What's so ever? 13:19.762 --> 13:21.843 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, and the exact showing. 13:21.923 --> 13:25.683 [SPEAKER_04]: The reason that I went fucking full retard on this yesterday is exactly this. 13:25.724 --> 13:27.984 [SPEAKER_04]: I knew they were going to try to pull some bullshit like this. 13:28.244 --> 13:34.585 [SPEAKER_04]: And the fact that not one person has been hurt as a result of this dangerous cocaine ring. 13:34.865 --> 13:37.446 [SPEAKER_04]: A bunch of kids did cocaine on a college campus. 13:37.686 --> 13:38.346 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh shit. 13:39.046 --> 13:40.106 [SPEAKER_04]: News at the left of the floor. 13:40.126 --> 13:41.186 [SPEAKER_06]: First time that's ever happened. 13:41.227 --> 13:41.947 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 13:42.047 --> 13:42.847 [SPEAKER_04]: I damn it, man. 13:42.867 --> 13:43.487 [SPEAKER_04]: Said no one. 13:44.090 --> 13:47.132 [SPEAKER_04]: Now look, you play the game, you fucking pay the price of my friend. 13:47.152 --> 13:49.533 [SPEAKER_04]: These guys are going to jail for sure. 13:49.833 --> 13:52.415 [SPEAKER_04]: Right, yeah, what are you looking at for something like this? 13:52.615 --> 13:54.095 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, they're all first time offenders. 13:54.115 --> 13:59.298 [SPEAKER_04]: They're going to, I think all the lower-level guys will get probation suspended sentences. 13:59.338 --> 14:02.760 [SPEAKER_05]: It seems like the two guys at the top are going to get harsher sentences. 14:02.780 --> 14:08.043 [SPEAKER_04]: They'll probably get, they'll probably get seven to ten and serve two or three, so I'm like that, they're going to be my guess. 14:08.203 --> 14:11.325 [SPEAKER_04]: I think there's no violence, so it's going to be really difficult to hammer them. 14:11.860 --> 14:12.081 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 14:12.241 --> 14:16.389 [SPEAKER_07]: If somebody died, then I would say, yeah, you could probably get him, but nobody was harmed. 14:16.429 --> 14:23.262 [SPEAKER_04]: And just to be clear, there hasn't been a cocaine-related death on Penn State's campus since any of these guys were in college. 14:24.257 --> 14:26.238 [SPEAKER_07]: But it's an awesome story, and I think Penn State is back. 14:26.598 --> 14:27.538 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, Penn State is back. 14:28.038 --> 14:31.259 [SPEAKER_07]: Ranking just came out for the AP poll yesterday, the ranked. 14:31.799 --> 14:33.880 [SPEAKER_07]: Your school's ranked, dude, 17, bro. 14:34.400 --> 14:37.341 [SPEAKER_07]: And then you, now you got these T-shirts, you got these kids. 14:38.161 --> 14:40.102 [SPEAKER_07]: I think Penn State's gonna have a great year this year. 14:40.502 --> 14:42.142 [SPEAKER_07]: I am all about it, dude. 14:42.983 --> 14:45.063 [SPEAKER_07]: The only thing I'm sad about is we didn't have this at all. 14:45.223 --> 14:47.964 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, there was no, any of this, you know? 14:48.104 --> 14:48.885 [SPEAKER_07]: No, cocaine ring. 14:49.065 --> 14:49.845 [SPEAKER_07]: No, it was, 14:50.605 --> 14:52.086 [SPEAKER_07]: It was like dirt weed back then. 14:52.306 --> 14:55.127 [SPEAKER_07]: Remember the seeds and shit, you get a shoe box. 14:55.227 --> 14:56.427 [SPEAKER_06]: And we brought that BAMER. 14:56.447 --> 14:57.268 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 14:57.728 --> 14:58.048 [SPEAKER_07]: BAMER? 14:58.848 --> 14:59.068 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 14:59.108 --> 14:59.929 [SPEAKER_06]: That was BAMER. 15:00.209 --> 15:00.629 [SPEAKER_06]: No clue. 15:00.969 --> 15:02.029 [SPEAKER_06]: I just know that anytime. 15:02.209 --> 15:06.551 [SPEAKER_06]: Any time we got weed that was just shitty weed with a bunch of seeds and stems and stuff in it, we just BAMER. 15:06.891 --> 15:08.892 [SPEAKER_06]: But that was the majority of the weed that I smoked in high school. 15:09.172 --> 15:09.792 [SPEAKER_07]: Exactly. 15:09.812 --> 15:12.653 [SPEAKER_07]: You're going to have to go to the AP Bowl poll. 15:12.834 --> 15:13.334 [SPEAKER_07]: There we go. 15:13.754 --> 15:14.914 [SPEAKER_07]: What was Penn State out there? 15:14.974 --> 15:15.114 [SPEAKER_07]: 18. 15:15.134 --> 15:15.975 [SPEAKER_07]: There you go. 15:15.995 --> 15:16.095 [SPEAKER_07]: 18. 15:17.694 --> 15:20.978 [SPEAKER_07]: I look, I hate to say it, but I think that bumped him up to 18, dude. 15:21.659 --> 15:24.502 [SPEAKER_07]: And that white-out game is gonna be the biggest game in here. 15:24.803 --> 15:27.085 [SPEAKER_07]: You know who hit me up to last thing was Bird Counts. 15:27.906 --> 15:28.967 [SPEAKER_06]: Bird Counts hit me up. 15:29.188 --> 15:29.768 [UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha. 15:30.689 --> 15:35.876 [SPEAKER_07]: Stalls are made my fucking boots by the way, but he goes, hey dude, he lives in Pennsylvania now. 15:36.458 --> 15:37.879 [SPEAKER_07]: Did you know that? 15:38.059 --> 15:45.326 [SPEAKER_07]: So he built a house, they just finished building a house, everything else, chatted with him, super happy, excited, all the other stuff. 15:45.386 --> 15:48.148 [SPEAKER_07]: And he goes, dude, I'm not far from Penn State. 15:48.168 --> 15:49.869 [SPEAKER_07]: Everybody's talking about this case. 15:50.650 --> 15:54.634 [SPEAKER_07]: And they love Hardy of Seltzer up there, all that other shit, I go great. 15:54.694 --> 15:55.574 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's do it. 15:56.015 --> 15:57.896 [SPEAKER_07]: And then you can give me the boots live on there. 15:57.996 --> 15:59.778 [SPEAKER_07]: And then that's when the text message stop for Bert. 15:59.978 --> 16:00.839 [SPEAKER_04]: He's not going to come out. 16:01.079 --> 16:04.122 [SPEAKER_07]: No, he's not going to give me the fucking boots, dude. 16:04.242 --> 16:06.243 [SPEAKER_07]: So yeah, bird counts. 16:06.604 --> 16:07.604 [SPEAKER_07]: I want a party with you. 16:07.785 --> 16:08.545 [SPEAKER_07]: Here's my offer. 16:08.565 --> 16:09.806 [SPEAKER_07]: I'll come up to Penn State. 16:10.227 --> 16:11.648 [SPEAKER_07]: Go to the White Out game with you. 16:12.388 --> 16:13.429 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, you want to take your kid. 16:13.449 --> 16:14.130 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's do it. 16:14.450 --> 16:16.192 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, but I want the goddamn boots. 16:16.352 --> 16:16.712 [SPEAKER_07]: Burt. 16:17.312 --> 16:17.973 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 16:18.754 --> 16:24.238 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, I don't know what part of, uh, Pennsylvania, he's living in a solid, he built his own house in a separate city. 16:24.258 --> 16:25.559 [SPEAKER_07]: He's not far from state college. 16:26.000 --> 16:28.001 [SPEAKER_07]: I know, I also don't want to out the area he's in. 16:29.042 --> 16:31.364 [SPEAKER_07]: It was fun and I miss Shiburt counts. 16:31.404 --> 16:36.347 [SPEAKER_07]: You're welcome on the show any time and I know you walk the fuck right out of here, okay? 16:37.788 --> 16:44.272 [SPEAKER_07]: The other thing last thing that was going on in the background obviously after the Penn State stuff was on was election night in America. 16:45.177 --> 16:49.181 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the news slogan for the lower thirds for all these news networks. 16:49.241 --> 16:56.608 [SPEAKER_07]: CNN, Fox, MSN now, or MSN now, which is multiple grosses. 16:56.648 --> 16:59.411 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't do that fucking tagline that they're doing. 16:59.431 --> 17:01.473 [SPEAKER_07]: God, that's an awful one. 17:01.593 --> 17:02.294 [SPEAKER_07]: Who else was doing it? 17:02.314 --> 17:05.197 [SPEAKER_07]: See, span, and a couple other ones and I was like, oh, shit. 17:05.217 --> 17:06.258 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, who was running last night? 17:06.658 --> 17:11.543 [SPEAKER_07]: because we didn't really have a bead on this one and it turns out it was Florida. 17:12.024 --> 17:14.587 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, Florida, to me, has always been red. 17:14.627 --> 17:16.789 [SPEAKER_07]: Is there any Democrats that are ever winning in Florida? 17:18.030 --> 17:19.011 [SPEAKER_04]: Danthan? 17:19.031 --> 17:19.872 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they're here and there. 17:20.671 --> 17:25.256 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, but they're actually winning districts and shit like that and they're in Congress or no. 17:25.576 --> 17:25.756 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 17:26.056 --> 17:26.357 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 17:26.517 --> 17:30.681 [SPEAKER_04]: Debbie Wasserman Schultz is the head of the was for a long time to head of the DNC. 17:30.721 --> 17:33.123 [SPEAKER_04]: She's a, she's a Democrat for Florida. 17:33.423 --> 17:33.964 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, we're at. 17:33.984 --> 17:35.766 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you know what city by any chance? 17:35.986 --> 17:36.146 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 17:36.466 --> 17:36.807 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 17:37.323 --> 17:40.185 [SPEAKER_07]: I wonder if it's the Jew on Jews, Jews, Jews. 17:40.305 --> 17:40.825 [SPEAKER_04]: I doubt it. 17:40.966 --> 17:42.767 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I don't know actually how she feels about it. 17:42.787 --> 17:45.169 [SPEAKER_04]: The Wasserman Schultz sounds pretty good. 17:45.189 --> 17:48.511 [SPEAKER_04]: Just in the 23rd, or was in the 23rd district, I don't know where she is now. 17:48.831 --> 17:49.151 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 17:49.852 --> 17:51.573 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, just the name. 17:52.153 --> 17:53.034 [SPEAKER_07]: And I hate to say that. 17:53.294 --> 17:55.156 [SPEAKER_04]: I hate to say 25th district now. 17:55.176 --> 18:04.262 [SPEAKER_04]: So the 25th district is, uh, in kind of central Fort Lauderdale before you get down to, uh, 18:06.537 --> 18:08.123 [SPEAKER_07]: Really for Latterdale, huh? 18:08.184 --> 18:10.733 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, that seems like a party area. 18:11.647 --> 18:13.668 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't believe they would have a fucking Democrats on them. 18:14.188 --> 18:16.209 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, I think Miami Dade is also blue. 18:16.549 --> 18:20.852 [SPEAKER_05]: Dade County, that's a Rick Ross's at Ricky Rosé, dude. 18:21.672 --> 18:24.173 [SPEAKER_07]: I've shit Rubio when that county pretty guy's amazing. 18:24.233 --> 18:28.275 [SPEAKER_04]: Porta Legislature is 27 Republicans, 12 Democrats. 18:29.336 --> 18:31.037 [SPEAKER_04]: And then that's the Senate. 18:31.077 --> 18:34.799 [SPEAKER_04]: The House of Rapses, 83 Republicans, 34 Democrats. 18:34.999 --> 18:37.540 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, so it's two thirds Republican basically. 18:37.975 --> 18:40.176 [SPEAKER_07]: So, I'm watching this last night and I flip it on. 18:40.236 --> 18:41.176 [SPEAKER_07]: Obviously, it's election. 18:41.216 --> 18:42.837 [SPEAKER_07]: It'll actually night in America. 18:43.717 --> 18:45.318 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm one of those people on YouTube TV. 18:45.338 --> 18:50.200 [SPEAKER_07]: It shows I'm going to quad and I'm just like, all right, well, I'll click this one and get off of the preseason football game. 18:51.000 --> 18:53.001 [SPEAKER_07]: And this was the biggest one going on last night. 18:53.741 --> 18:58.843 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, I looked at this black chick and I was like, why did she seem so familiar here? 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talked to Michael Malice about this for like half an hour last night about what's the name Eugene Debbs or something The kept running for office and get the million votes every time even from prison when they put him in prison for being a socialist and 29:18.429 --> 29:20.571 [SPEAKER_04]: Margaret, that's who did it in the 80s. 29:20.731 --> 29:29.599 [SPEAKER_04]: She signed some bill that like carved out housing for industrial workers and shit like that. 29:29.620 --> 29:30.741 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't remember what the name of it was. 29:30.761 --> 29:32.282 [SPEAKER_04]: You could look it up and it's easy to find. 29:32.662 --> 29:33.984 [SPEAKER_04]: But socialism just went away. 29:34.364 --> 29:37.487 [SPEAKER_04]: And like a fucking year and a half, it went away entirely. 29:37.687 --> 29:38.907 [SPEAKER_04]: Who is that picture you've put up? 29:38.927 --> 29:41.488 [SPEAKER_04]: Blue Gene Debs, he's a socialist, the kept running for office. 29:41.508 --> 29:45.850 [SPEAKER_04]: So he ran in 1912, I think, and got a million votes, 900,000 votes. 29:46.610 --> 29:53.172 [SPEAKER_04]: They put him in prison for being a socialist, and for talking shit about World War 1, maybe I can't remember what it was. 29:53.992 --> 30:01.018 [SPEAKER_04]: And then he ran as a socialist from prison in 1920 and got even more votes like 50,000 more I think than he got before. 30:01.418 --> 30:07.163 [SPEAKER_04]: And then they kept running and elections, not him specifically, but people kept running and elections. 30:07.503 --> 30:13.228 [SPEAKER_04]: There were a hundred fucking elected officials and state legislatures, mayors, etc. 30:13.288 --> 30:16.451 [SPEAKER_04]: Across the country over 1100, I think, total. 30:16.831 --> 30:18.573 [SPEAKER_04]: And if you include the lower level seats. 30:19.553 --> 30:25.377 [SPEAKER_04]: And then FDR passed the new deal and they lost 80% of their support in one election cycle. 30:25.557 --> 30:28.019 [SPEAKER_04]: 90% excuse me of 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why you're not going to get that shit. 31:44.138 --> 31:45.459 [SPEAKER_04]: Frankly, that's the way it is. 31:45.499 --> 31:48.460 [SPEAKER_04]: But they could absolutely have all the power they need to do right now. 31:48.840 --> 31:49.940 [SPEAKER_07]: That's what I think, too. 31:50.060 --> 31:59.244 [SPEAKER_07]: And so the reason why I asked you Bluke of who that guy was, that picture actually showed up online in connection with her a ton of times last night. 31:59.764 --> 32:01.325 [SPEAKER_07]: Specifically, that one on the CPU, one, yes. 32:02.605 --> 32:03.686 [SPEAKER_07]: That one over and over again. 32:03.706 --> 32:07.970 [SPEAKER_07]: That's why I asked who this is, because I was like, man, why do they keep posting this picture with her? 32:08.490 --> 32:11.373 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, she's the one who brought out the megaphone in Congress. 32:11.393 --> 32:14.375 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, he's the guy that founded the Socialist Party of America in 1901. 32:14.515 --> 32:16.997 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, gosh, you got your question. 32:17.037 --> 32:18.058 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what the DSA is. 32:18.078 --> 32:20.020 [SPEAKER_04]: They can call themselves whatever they want, but they're socialists. 32:20.080 --> 32:21.281 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 32:21.681 --> 32:22.802 [SPEAKER_07]: And then did he go to prison? 32:23.203 --> 32:24.223 [SPEAKER_07]: Is it a prison photo of him? 32:24.304 --> 32:24.544 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 32:25.495 --> 32:25.955 [SPEAKER_04]: didn't work. 32:26.136 --> 32:27.877 [SPEAKER_04]: He got more popular when they put him in prison. 32:27.917 --> 32:30.139 [SPEAKER_04]: This is the lesson for all you dipshits out there. 32:30.880 --> 32:36.164 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know what you think that there's going to be some civil war, some shit that we can imprison people. 32:37.085 --> 32:37.706 [SPEAKER_04]: It doesn't work. 32:38.126 --> 32:38.747 [SPEAKER_04]: It doesn't work. 32:39.187 --> 32:49.796 [SPEAKER_04]: And the other side of that is the, oh god, the civil war were occupied territory crowd. 32:50.497 --> 32:52.699 [SPEAKER_04]: Let me be really clear about this. 32:54.013 --> 33:08.424 [SPEAKER_04]: If you say that the United States is occupied territory and I don't care which country you mean, but most people when they say that mean Israel is occupying us and you are not actively making war on the occupier than you are one of two things. 33:08.444 --> 33:15.330 [SPEAKER_04]: You're a liar and don't actually believe that shit or you're a fucking pussy because if my country was occupied, it would be red on, right? 33:16.431 --> 33:18.512 [SPEAKER_04]: If you legitimately, especially you 33:19.533 --> 33:21.975 [SPEAKER_04]: former fucking GY guys out there to see in this shit. 33:22.315 --> 33:31.142 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're legitimately believed that we were occupied right now and you're not out there fucking fighting that shit like violently fighting it then you don't really believe it. 33:31.703 --> 33:46.995 [SPEAKER_04]: Sorry you don't you just foolish shit you just want something to bitch about you want to be able to say that thought terminating platitude and then go about go back about your business and enjoy your internet and your fucking hot pockets and whatever the fuck else and bitch and bitch and bitch but not actually have to do anything doesn't cost you shit 33:47.555 --> 33:50.240 [SPEAKER_04]: to just say, oh, we're occupied, so I can't do anything. 33:50.300 --> 33:52.163 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't get a date because of Israel. 33:53.258 --> 33:54.799 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't get married because of Israel. 33:54.819 --> 33:56.280 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't have kids because of Israel. 33:56.320 --> 34:19.892 [SPEAKER_04]: Look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, 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[SPEAKER_07]: I think a year ago. 36:36.633 --> 36:39.136 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so I feel the same way as you do. 36:39.236 --> 36:45.623 [SPEAKER_07]: I this woman's a fucking lunatic, but she went out on her own made this fucking campaign 36:46.781 --> 37:01.463 [SPEAKER_07]: barely spent any money took a fucking janky ass megaphone to congress um... in her states or senate or whatever they call it in the you know the local side of things and somehow made a name for herself was outspent 37:01.883 --> 37:07.067 [SPEAKER_07]: 20 million to one essentially and then fucking did it and it's one by 12 points. 37:07.567 --> 37:08.988 [SPEAKER_07]: It wasn't like it was a close race. 37:09.448 --> 37:10.709 [SPEAKER_07]: This was not close at all. 37:10.929 --> 37:11.710 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, she won. 37:13.151 --> 37:21.416 [SPEAKER_04]: Broward by 15 points Miami-Dade by 19 orange by 36 Hillsboro by 15. 37:21.476 --> 37:27.820 [SPEAKER_04]: She won her home district of Devol County, which is Jacksonville by 60 points. 37:28.521 --> 37:29.421 [SPEAKER_04]: He had no chance. 37:30.493 --> 37:37.963 [SPEAKER_04]: But no chance, and look, this is the thing, man, a bad message beats no message. 37:39.276 --> 37:44.039 [SPEAKER_04]: This is what people and politics right now fail to understand. 37:44.159 --> 37:48.822 [SPEAKER_04]: A bad message will beat no, a bad message on repeat will beat no message at all. 37:49.262 --> 37:55.486 [SPEAKER_04]: If your message is, we're in the golden age right now and trust the plan, you're going to fucking lose. 37:56.107 --> 37:57.327 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep, you're going to fucking lose. 37:57.367 --> 37:58.748 [SPEAKER_04]: If that's your fucking plan, dude. 37:58.768 --> 38:04.112 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know who the fuck thinks that's a good idea, but if your plan is, and this is what, 38:04.992 --> 38:08.316 [SPEAKER_04]: Presidents have done this in midterms for fucking years. 38:08.636 --> 38:09.497 [SPEAKER_04]: It's politics. 38:09.797 --> 38:19.747 [SPEAKER_04]: You understand that if things are going well with this thing or the economy or whatever, the people that are running in midterm elections have to fucking distance themselves from you a little bit. 38:20.268 --> 38:40.970 [SPEAKER_04]: for a little while and say hey you know what shit's fucked up uh... i don't like the way it's going here's what i'll do the fucking blah blah blah to address these problems you run and you when you're district and you go back and work with the the party again but trump all out he will not allow it he is running sick of fans primarily and you know you can there i i have some measure of uh... 38:42.735 --> 38:52.090 [SPEAKER_04]: of empathy form for doing that because he's been fucked around so much by people that he thought were on his side or whatever the fuck trying to get some of the stuff done. 38:52.270 --> 38:55.115 [SPEAKER_04]: And despite what's going on with 38:57.428 --> 39:02.229 [SPEAKER_04]: uh uh the the with rates energy prices and so on and so forth and housing and stuff like that. 39:02.549 --> 39:19.514 [SPEAKER_04]: A lot of structural things are being done behind the scenes in the U.S. that are getting off that I mean like just the fact that we're a net exporter of energy and are the largest exporter energy in the world right now and will continue to be into the future has fundamentally changed the way our economy operates and 39:21.089 --> 39:36.777 [SPEAKER_04]: the reindustrialization that's coming with with data centers and stuff like that will well it's it's going like the United States economy is going to be unrecognizable in 10 years because what Trump's doing right now I'll never get credit for it but he's too petty 39:38.450 --> 39:40.350 [SPEAKER_04]: to let politics do politics. 39:41.291 --> 39:42.311 [SPEAKER_04]: He won't allow it, right? 39:42.551 --> 39:49.552 [SPEAKER_04]: He's running Lindsey Graham's fucking sister for Senate for a Senate seat, one of 100. 39:51.013 --> 39:54.553 [SPEAKER_04]: Blute, go to your Twitter DM to play this fucking video. 39:56.394 --> 39:57.834 [SPEAKER_07]: Was this her last night, by the way? 39:57.874 --> 39:59.074 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, this one Viro, yeah. 39:59.334 --> 40:00.455 [SPEAKER_07]: Nope. 40:00.475 --> 40:01.635 [SPEAKER_07]: This was the debate, correct? 40:01.855 --> 40:02.155 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 40:03.729 --> 40:09.233 [SPEAKER_19]: I'm Senator, our Taiwan and the South China Sea National Security Issues for the United States. 40:09.853 --> 40:12.115 [SPEAKER_19]: If so, why? 40:12.915 --> 40:14.316 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm sorry, could you repeat the question? 40:14.476 --> 40:21.101 [SPEAKER_19]: Our Taiwan and the South China Sea National Security Issues for the United States and if so, why or how? 40:22.642 --> 40:24.063 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm just gonna be honest here. 40:24.223 --> 40:29.187 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm not on national security that, I'm not that in horned on national security, so, 40:31.860 --> 40:33.601 [SPEAKER_02]: but I do support the military. 40:33.861 --> 40:35.082 [SPEAKER_19]: I'm Senator, our time. 40:35.162 --> 40:37.143 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 40:38.504 --> 40:39.304 [SPEAKER_04]: Can't say that. 40:40.144 --> 40:43.006 [SPEAKER_04]: This is the Trump endorsed candidate for Senate. 40:44.307 --> 40:47.308 [SPEAKER_05]: That was worth the neoces answer to that question. 40:47.328 --> 40:48.369 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, what was hers again? 40:49.449 --> 40:50.690 [SPEAKER_05]: She just stumbled over words. 40:50.730 --> 40:51.490 [SPEAKER_05]: I can't remember. 40:51.670 --> 40:53.912 [SPEAKER_04]: I, yeah, it's like some bumbling things. 40:53.932 --> 40:59.515 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sending you another video, I don't think most people 41:01.967 --> 41:07.931 [SPEAKER_04]: this because I think our listeners are a little younger, but this is Admiral Stockdale. 41:07.971 --> 41:11.673 [SPEAKER_04]: He ran as Vice President of Ross Perro. 41:14.754 --> 41:16.796 [SPEAKER_01]: Admiral Stockdale, your opening statement, please sir. 41:18.136 --> 41:18.777 [SPEAKER_14]: Who am I? 41:19.937 --> 41:20.678 [SPEAKER_14]: Why am I here? 41:26.588 --> 41:32.930 [SPEAKER_14]: I'm not a politician, everybody knows that, so they don't expect me to use the language of the Washington insider. 41:34.850 --> 41:42.133 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that one was paraded on SNL over and over and over again, Phil Hartman played him. 41:42.253 --> 41:48.654 [SPEAKER_04]: The one that was really paraded over and over was where he got asked a series of questions 41:51.285 --> 41:54.808 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess it would have been algorithm-danned coil on stage with them at that point. 41:55.589 --> 42:01.014 [SPEAKER_04]: And his answer to every question was, I'm going to have to get back to you on that. 42:01.814 --> 42:02.055 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 42:02.915 --> 42:03.896 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, dude. 42:03.916 --> 42:06.719 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, look, Admiral Stockdale is a fucking hero, just to be clear. 42:10.922 --> 42:23.920 [SPEAKER_04]: uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh 42:25.293 --> 42:41.945 [SPEAKER_04]: you if we're going to criticize Biden for having to mention obviously that's fair game is it not and he just didn't know anything well time you ran him out there this was just a prop that that Ross per a try to use um... not being a politician himself yet no idea what that was going to look like but this is who 42:43.812 --> 42:56.511 [SPEAKER_04]: If that's going to be the plan, to criticize young people for being upset about the affordability issues, for calling everybody 42:58.934 --> 43:07.337 [SPEAKER_04]: Anti-American or anti-Jew or a panicking because they don't like going to war in a ran Because some people don't care about the Israel element of it. 43:07.357 --> 43:10.998 [SPEAKER_04]: They just don't want to do it I that's not me by the way. 43:11.018 --> 43:12.259 [SPEAKER_04]: I like bombing a ran. 43:12.279 --> 43:21.282 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we should do it for fun Frankly, those are terrorist guns and they should they should all perish anybody in IRGC should be dead 43:21.962 --> 43:25.285 [SPEAKER_04]: uh we shouldn't stop killing them until we toward their their old dead in my opinion. 43:25.325 --> 43:33.412 [SPEAKER_04]: But um it's a legitimate position and just saying like constantly saying we're in the golden age while people are struggling is the dumbest. 43:33.532 --> 43:34.473 [SPEAKER_04]: It's let them eat cake. 43:34.633 --> 43:36.395 [SPEAKER_04]: It's the dumbest thing you could possibly do. 43:36.855 --> 43:41.519 [SPEAKER_04]: And all this woman said uh was uh I'm gonna give you a bunch of free shit. 43:41.719 --> 43:41.920 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 43:42.580 --> 44:01.520 [SPEAKER_04]: right and the antidote to I'm going to give you a bunch of free shit isn't she's dumb for saying she's going to give you a bunch of free shit it's here is a way that we're going to help you get it yourself that's the that is the antidote to it historically in politics if you can if you convince people that you have a solid plan 44:03.053 --> 44:05.555 [SPEAKER_04]: to enable them to chase their dreams. 44:05.655 --> 44:11.039 [SPEAKER_04]: Not to fucking take them where they want to go, but to enable them to chase their dreams, you will get elected. 44:11.940 --> 44:12.720 [SPEAKER_04]: That's how it works. 44:13.221 --> 44:18.405 [SPEAKER_04]: And I cannot imagine the Republican Party fucking this up worse than they currently are. 44:18.725 --> 44:20.446 [SPEAKER_04]: It's crazy how bad they're fucking this up. 44:20.987 --> 44:23.588 [SPEAKER_07]: And Blue, go back to that graphic you had there. 44:23.629 --> 44:25.750 [SPEAKER_07]: I saw it in the left-scene corner of my eye. 44:26.771 --> 44:27.932 [SPEAKER_07]: Here's what she promised. 44:28.650 --> 44:39.934 [SPEAKER_07]: Medicare for all, free childcare, free paid family and sick leave, national rent freeze and moratorium on evictions, universal jobs program, tax the rich, abolish ice. 44:40.455 --> 44:41.415 [SPEAKER_07]: Have you heard that before? 44:41.955 --> 44:48.338 [SPEAKER_07]: Because it's coming from every single one of these candidates who is winning for this socialist party that they have. 44:48.898 --> 44:52.559 [SPEAKER_07]: And to young people at your point, that sounds great right about now. 44:53.580 --> 44:56.001 [SPEAKER_07]: What they don't understand is none of that is achievable. 44:56.701 --> 44:56.881 [SPEAKER_07]: none. 44:57.562 --> 44:58.503 [SPEAKER_07]: And it never has been. 44:59.864 --> 45:06.229 [SPEAKER_07]: So I think, you know, and you can look this up on Kalshi, because I looked it up last night after this race was called. 45:06.930 --> 45:09.311 [SPEAKER_07]: It was 91 to 9. 45:10.673 --> 45:13.195 [SPEAKER_05]: Actually, when I found out she won, it was the first thing I would say. 45:13.215 --> 45:13.975 [SPEAKER_07]: Did you get a Kalshi? 45:14.135 --> 45:15.016 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, that is a lie. 45:15.036 --> 45:17.298 [SPEAKER_07]: I was just like, what's the, what's the odds here? 45:17.939 --> 45:19.119 [SPEAKER_07]: 91 to 9. 45:19.139 --> 45:20.240 [SPEAKER_07]: Did that change overnight? 45:20.861 --> 45:21.882 [SPEAKER_07]: Just had a curiosity. 45:23.241 --> 45:43.124 [SPEAKER_07]: uh... with with her because the the other check is uh... i think of former a g of florida she's she's already got name recognition all that other ships and she's gonna win i mean florida's a red state and she's gonna win uh... but ninety one to nine is a is a staff that i've been seen in a while step for the homers 45:43.725 --> 45:44.105 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yeah. 45:44.165 --> 45:47.708 [SPEAKER_05]: So this was the, the for the, uh, nominee. 45:48.389 --> 45:49.230 [SPEAKER_05]: Pretty wild. 45:49.250 --> 45:50.491 [SPEAKER_05]: Look at how quick it flipped. 45:50.511 --> 45:51.491 [SPEAKER_05]: Whoa, dude. 45:51.511 --> 45:52.252 [SPEAKER_05]: Was that last night? 45:52.292 --> 45:52.532 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 45:52.752 --> 45:53.013 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 45:53.133 --> 45:53.373 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 45:53.393 --> 45:54.754 [SPEAKER_05]: So that's, uh, that's pretty crazy. 45:54.774 --> 45:55.815 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll look at the general election. 45:55.855 --> 45:57.256 [SPEAKER_07]: So was that yellow, the other dude? 45:57.436 --> 45:57.636 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 45:58.057 --> 45:58.957 [SPEAKER_07]: That was Vince. 45:59.218 --> 46:00.499 [SPEAKER_07]: Ben, Ben, Ben, okay. 46:00.979 --> 46:01.880 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, yeah. 46:01.900 --> 46:02.981 [SPEAKER_07]: Look at the general now. 46:03.041 --> 46:05.563 [SPEAKER_07]: Because that, that's where I looked up last night as soon as I saw this. 46:05.603 --> 46:06.063 [SPEAKER_07]: And I was like, 46:06.817 --> 46:14.439 [SPEAKER_07]: 91 to 9, because she also, by the way, Dan went out on a media blitz last night, which is smart. 46:15.579 --> 46:19.340 [SPEAKER_07]: Try to get as much free as shit as you can as far as advertising lines. 46:19.860 --> 46:20.540 [SPEAKER_07]: What have they got here? 46:22.180 --> 46:23.200 [SPEAKER_07]: Report. 46:23.280 --> 46:24.301 [SPEAKER_07]: Report. 46:24.341 --> 46:24.741 [SPEAKER_07]: 92 to 8. 46:25.421 --> 46:29.702 [SPEAKER_07]: So I shit, and actually went up a point from last night to today. 46:30.962 --> 46:33.963 [SPEAKER_07]: But yes, she went out everywhere last night. 46:36.447 --> 46:50.618 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm looking at it, so it's 56 to 44, let me see if I can find her interview from last night, because she actually called in to CNN last night, and yeah, go to your DMs, I just sent it to you. 46:51.399 --> 46:52.860 [SPEAKER_07]: Or Zoom didn't, or whatever the fuck it is. 46:55.122 --> 46:58.004 [SPEAKER_07]: Just video, maybe she was on dance. 46:58.424 --> 47:03.568 [SPEAKER_13]: And so I look forward, Ashley Moody, to taking you on and to whipping you in November and 47:07.193 --> 47:08.654 [SPEAKER_12]: Sarah, presented a Van Ginexon. 47:08.994 --> 47:09.754 [SPEAKER_12]: Thank you for joining. 47:11.475 --> 47:11.976 [SPEAKER_12]: Thank you. 47:13.196 --> 47:17.278 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, did you see the look in that woman's eyes that would check from CNN? 47:17.318 --> 47:20.900 [SPEAKER_07]: She was just like, oh god, oh god. 47:21.981 --> 47:23.121 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh no, why did you say that? 47:23.382 --> 47:33.587 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we should make, I think in the interest of solidarity, Donald Trump should make Jasmine Crocket his press secretary. 47:33.847 --> 47:35.148 [SPEAKER_08]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha. 47:35.817 --> 47:38.379 [SPEAKER_04]: So she has to go out there and say nice stuff about them all day. 47:38.719 --> 47:40.441 [SPEAKER_07]: I think she would take the job, too. 47:40.761 --> 47:41.061 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah. 47:41.081 --> 47:41.642 [SPEAKER_07]: I really do. 47:41.722 --> 47:43.423 [SPEAKER_07]: For a plout and money, she would do anything. 47:43.563 --> 47:44.364 [SPEAKER_07]: Fuck yeah, dude. 47:44.824 --> 47:45.725 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm a fuck yeah. 47:45.885 --> 47:48.347 [SPEAKER_07]: But I'm going to send you some of her highlights, Blue. 47:48.427 --> 47:53.291 [SPEAKER_07]: You can play this next one here that I just sent you as far as Nixon goes. 47:54.352 --> 48:00.137 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, boy, it's nuts. 48:00.197 --> 48:04.220 [SPEAKER_09]: We stole the world with organized people cannot. 48:28.828 --> 48:37.075 [SPEAKER_07]: So all the talking points that are that everybody else is using, and yeah, to a younger generation, who's a Democrat right now, they want to see this shit. 48:37.295 --> 48:42.520 [SPEAKER_07]: And then go to the next clip, I just said, and she blook, this one was not. 48:42.560 --> 48:46.363 [SPEAKER_07]: This is in regards to ICE and all that of the shit. 48:46.403 --> 48:55.390 [SPEAKER_07]: And I look, I can't say, maybe Cubans, I guess, maybe Latinos that would be against the ICE thing. 48:55.431 --> 48:56.992 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm not sure press play on this one. 48:57.688 --> 49:01.250 [SPEAKER_13]: I've been seeing videos of what's going on in Miami Day. 49:01.310 --> 49:02.310 [SPEAKER_04]: Sorry, pause for a second. 49:02.330 --> 49:02.831 [SPEAKER_13]: But they are. 49:03.231 --> 49:04.332 [SPEAKER_04]: Can you go back to the beginning? 49:04.372 --> 49:07.373 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you say I've been seeing videos? 49:07.433 --> 49:07.973 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 49:08.014 --> 49:08.594 [SPEAKER_04]: What did she say? 49:09.854 --> 49:10.895 [SPEAKER_04]: Go back to the beginning, please. 49:12.356 --> 49:19.740 [SPEAKER_13]: I've been seeing videos of what's going on in Miami Day where they are policing. 49:21.468 --> 49:29.315 [SPEAKER_13]: highly, you know, highly populated Haitian communities and profiling people. 49:29.335 --> 49:34.600 [SPEAKER_13]: And we're black, they're pro, they're gonna profile us too. 49:34.660 --> 49:37.263 [SPEAKER_13]: They can't tell you the difference between 49:41.385 --> 50:04.633 [SPEAKER_13]: an African-American or, you know, a black American that is a descendant of slaves here in this country or, or someone from Jamaica or, like, they are going to, they are going to racially profile us and they are going to escalate things and they are going to shoot and kill us and they are going to get away with it unless we send people like me to Washington DC. 50:05.593 --> 50:09.032 [SPEAKER_13]: who are going to scrutinize and 50:10.611 --> 50:20.996 [SPEAKER_13]: launch investigations to go after bad actors to arrest them and to put them in jail and to call for an end and an abolish man of ice. 50:21.516 --> 50:22.416 [SPEAKER_13]: We don't need ice. 50:22.837 --> 50:24.157 [SPEAKER_13]: Ice was designed. 50:25.258 --> 50:30.300 [SPEAKER_13]: Ice came about after after the towers went down. 50:30.500 --> 50:36.063 [SPEAKER_13]: After September 11th and it came about to evoke fear. 50:37.123 --> 50:40.845 [SPEAKER_13]: and to target and to profile the Muslim community. 50:41.145 --> 50:47.789 [SPEAKER_13]: It is now morphed into this agency that goes after immigrants, that demonizes immigrants. 50:48.269 --> 50:56.313 [SPEAKER_13]: And Donald Trump, they were on the same to say that they were only going after the criminals, the criminal immigrants. 50:56.573 --> 50:57.053 [SPEAKER_13]: And they've been 51:01.087 --> 51:02.928 [SPEAKER_13]: at their workplace, right? 51:03.048 --> 51:14.776 [SPEAKER_13]: At construction sites, health care, health care, and, yeah, and restaurants and hotels, where people are working, and where some people are documenting, a lot of the folks are documenting. 51:15.496 --> 51:19.098 [SPEAKER_13]: And I think it's important to know that this is not even about mass deportation. 51:19.118 --> 51:22.381 [SPEAKER_13]: This is about mass detention because it's profitable. 51:23.341 --> 51:36.850 [SPEAKER_13]: like there's several cost several thousand dollars a day to house immigrants in detention centers and a lot of these vendors get these no-be contracts that deal with these detention centers. 51:36.890 --> 51:39.252 [SPEAKER_13]: We saw it down in alligator appetres. 51:40.192 --> 51:43.655 [SPEAKER_13]: They spent over two hundred and four and ten billion dollars on portapoddies. 51:44.595 --> 51:46.577 [SPEAKER_13]: Mr. Ford, that's a whole lot of shit. 51:47.528 --> 51:49.649 [SPEAKER_13]: quarter-potty, it's 214 million. 51:49.669 --> 51:50.449 [SPEAKER_13]: That's a whole lot of shit. 51:51.190 --> 51:51.650 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay. 51:51.810 --> 51:58.333 [SPEAKER_13]: And so we need to end these four profit, like, detention centers. 51:58.373 --> 52:09.158 [SPEAKER_13]: We also need to end these four profit prisons because, you know, why would I, why would they educate our children when they make more money off of them going to jail? 52:09.438 --> 52:11.899 [SPEAKER_13]: And so it's like, it's all about, it's a thread. 52:11.919 --> 52:13.760 [SPEAKER_13]: It's all about money for them. 52:15.178 --> 52:17.759 [SPEAKER_07]: I thought at one point you were going to blow your brains out there in that interview. 52:18.820 --> 52:25.423 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, ice may have started in the early 2000s. 52:25.604 --> 52:27.345 [SPEAKER_04]: INS has existed since the 1930s. 52:31.747 --> 52:38.251 [SPEAKER_07]: So you're not saying it's 9-11 or what are you saying here because it seems like it was just on point there. 52:38.811 --> 52:50.659 [SPEAKER_04]: The Immigration and Naturalization Service was formed in 1933 by a merger of the Bureau of Immigration and the Bureau of Naturalization, which both existed since the late 19th century. 52:52.079 --> 52:59.604 [SPEAKER_04]: You may remember it because they're the ones who put all the Japanese people in tournament camps rightly so, by the way, and we should do it again. 52:59.644 --> 53:01.285 [SPEAKER_04]: We should put Muslims in tournament camps. 53:01.305 --> 53:02.726 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't belong in this fucking country. 53:03.467 --> 53:07.529 [SPEAKER_04]: We are war with Islam, and it's about time to wake up and fucking figure that shit out. 53:09.611 --> 53:11.232 [SPEAKER_04]: Put German in tournament camps as well. 53:11.252 --> 53:12.552 [SPEAKER_04]: We never get any credit for that one. 53:13.873 --> 53:25.085 [SPEAKER_04]: Put plenty of Italians and internment camps and deported many of them and this has been their job for a very long time Is to deal with people who don't fucking belong here 53:26.962 --> 53:31.044 [SPEAKER_04]: that we've been doing that for over a hundred years now, just to be clear. 53:31.384 --> 53:42.789 [SPEAKER_04]: And we did it at the same time, by the way, that we were allowing mass migrations from places that we thought were good, like Italy and Northern Ireland and shit like that. 53:44.189 --> 53:49.031 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, you can do both, but she doesn't know what the fuck she's talking about, which is common. 53:49.631 --> 53:51.792 [SPEAKER_04]: I suppose for somebody who's got that face. 53:52.172 --> 53:52.472 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 53:52.773 --> 53:53.033 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 53:55.222 --> 53:57.723 [SPEAKER_07]: Because this last one is the last couple I'm going to play for dinner. 53:57.743 --> 53:59.584 [SPEAKER_07]: He is going to end his life on the show today. 54:00.525 --> 54:05.228 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, this was another one of her highlights here, gotten press plans. 54:05.708 --> 54:10.151 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't understand like there's no sexualization in a drag show. 54:10.191 --> 54:12.952 [SPEAKER_13]: It was just people dressing up and singing and performing. 54:13.012 --> 54:18.015 [SPEAKER_13]: I've taken my children to drag shows and it's fun. 54:18.075 --> 54:18.956 [SPEAKER_13]: It's entertainment. 54:18.996 --> 54:21.977 [SPEAKER_13]: It's wholesome entertainment and it's nothing wrong. 54:22.137 --> 54:22.618 [SPEAKER_13]: It's just, 54:23.498 --> 54:26.161 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah, like I don't, I don't get it. 54:26.721 --> 54:27.182 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't. 54:27.362 --> 54:28.683 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 54:28.723 --> 54:35.349 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you want to, but Luke, do you want to go find some videos of the drag shows and play them for this woman? 54:39.538 --> 54:41.259 [SPEAKER_07]: That was not part of your job description. 54:41.499 --> 54:42.760 [SPEAKER_07]: We met on the first day, Luke. 54:43.240 --> 54:48.822 [SPEAKER_07]: Hey, dude, I'm gonna really need you to come through drag videos all day. 54:49.022 --> 54:51.524 [SPEAKER_05]: And we've watched worse, I think, on this show. 54:51.544 --> 54:53.925 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, we have. 54:54.505 --> 54:59.167 [SPEAKER_06]: And one of his earliest days was, was it one guy, one drawer? 54:59.968 --> 55:00.908 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, God, dude. 55:01.628 --> 55:03.249 [SPEAKER_06]: To this day, that's still fucking honest, man. 55:03.389 --> 55:04.690 [SPEAKER_05]: I felt like I was getting hazed. 55:04.890 --> 55:05.690 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, yeah, no. 55:06.070 --> 55:08.992 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, we would haze in a Penn State way if we could. 55:09.940 --> 55:11.401 [SPEAKER_07]: How can he's been coming forever, dude? 55:11.501 --> 55:13.461 [SPEAKER_07]: It's, you know, that's a hard one to get these days. 55:13.501 --> 55:17.303 [SPEAKER_07]: But yeah, I'm watching all of this unfold. 55:17.623 --> 55:21.304 [SPEAKER_07]: And again, outspent 21, this woman's still fucking one. 55:21.904 --> 55:22.365 [SPEAKER_07]: Nobody cared. 55:22.865 --> 55:26.006 [SPEAKER_07]: And they said, hey, dude, you're saying all the right things that we want to hear right now. 55:26.446 --> 55:31.088 [SPEAKER_07]: And as much as we can make fun of her all fucking day long, 55:32.208 --> 55:39.172 [SPEAKER_07]: Some buddy spent $20 million on a campaign to beat her and they could not after all of this crazy shit. 55:39.212 --> 55:43.034 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, Abdel Osayad was 10 to one, too, I think. 55:45.135 --> 55:45.675 [SPEAKER_05]: Outspents? 55:45.915 --> 55:46.295 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 55:46.335 --> 55:47.816 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, fuck yeah. 55:48.176 --> 55:50.337 [SPEAKER_07]: Any Muslim, they're gonna try to outspend. 55:50.717 --> 55:54.079 [SPEAKER_07]: And I look, now that one I can't figure out. 55:54.139 --> 55:55.320 [SPEAKER_07]: Illian Omar is still there. 55:56.600 --> 55:59.942 [SPEAKER_07]: That's Sayed Guy got through, I think, you know, I think he's gonna lose. 56:00.882 --> 56:05.744 [SPEAKER_07]: They're trying to immediately change his messaging overnight, which we showed you on the show here. 56:06.364 --> 56:22.711 [SPEAKER_07]: So, it's pretty fucking wild, but looking at this across the nation in a bigger sense, Dan, by putting these candidates up, that probably, I'm saying probably, that I personally do not think in win. 56:23.759 --> 56:46.610 [SPEAKER_04]: are the democratic party just trying to clean this out of this birdie sander's era of like do stop doing the socialist bullshit get killed in these midterms and we can fucking move on from this no they're getting out maneuver this is not intentional on their part they wanted that vennman guy and he's a fucking deep state actor they wanted him and badly they just got their ass handed they got outplayed by somebody 56:47.770 --> 57:14.582 [SPEAKER_04]: Who took it upon themselves to conduct the ground game the way it's meant to be conducted while you're out here crying on Twitter about the Jews running your life and everything else in the reason for all your fucking problems people like her are taken over this fucking country because they're organizing they are using collective power through organization to take seat by seat and you have been warned about this 57:15.729 --> 57:28.700 [SPEAKER_04]: For near 200 years now, by Alexis de Tocqueville, he called it the doctrine of self-interest rightly understood Americans observed that 57:32.303 --> 57:59.622 [SPEAKER_04]: They didn't have a strong central government at the outset of this country and They didn't justify their public spirit in this by appeals to virtue or sacrifice They didn't try to think of themselves as heroes for they justified it by what he called in light and self-interest If I go solve these problems with my local community then assholes don't show up and try to tell me what to do and take my fucking money They absorbed this folk wisdom a lot of it came from the Scotch Irish and 58:01.555 --> 58:08.480 [SPEAKER_04]: They understood that helping raise your neighbor's barn is how you ensure yours gets raised when the time comes, right? 58:08.620 --> 58:17.766 [SPEAKER_04]: They knew this to be true and did Don'tville made a specific warning as well in this book, Democracy in America. 58:17.806 --> 58:29.594 [SPEAKER_04]: He says that what kind of tyranny a democratic people would be most likely to fall into is a question to ask himself, not the old kind, not jackboots and despots and secret police, but 58:30.620 --> 58:31.880 [SPEAKER_04]: something softer, right? 58:32.520 --> 58:35.061 [SPEAKER_04]: And far more durable because you cannot overthrow a thing. 58:35.081 --> 58:37.142 [SPEAKER_04]: You cannot bring yourself to resent in the first place. 58:37.182 --> 58:41.083 [SPEAKER_04]: He imagined what he called an immense and titillary power. 58:41.603 --> 58:44.744 [SPEAKER_04]: The word means a guardian, by the way, a nanny state. 58:45.124 --> 58:46.844 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what he imagined. 58:46.864 --> 58:50.165 [SPEAKER_04]: A nanny state, the authority you appoint over a child or a ward, 58:50.745 --> 58:57.811 [SPEAKER_04]: rising gently over contented and hardworking people taking upon itself to secure their pleasures and provide for their needs. 58:58.152 --> 59:00.013 [SPEAKER_04]: It does not tyrannize it manages. 59:00.454 --> 59:01.615 [SPEAKER_04]: It is a central planner. 59:01.715 --> 59:02.495 [SPEAKER_04]: It is not cruel. 59:02.696 --> 59:03.496 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the whole point. 59:03.556 --> 59:04.217 [SPEAKER_04]: It's maternal. 59:04.537 --> 59:06.819 [SPEAKER_04]: It generally wants to help and the short run it does. 59:07.240 --> 59:14.186 [SPEAKER_04]: And then he wrote, it does not break wills, it innovates, extinguishers, and stupifies people. 59:14.606 --> 59:16.267 [SPEAKER_04]: It removes their purpose from them. 59:16.607 --> 59:19.148 [SPEAKER_04]: It was never there to break your will. 59:19.208 --> 59:21.029 [SPEAKER_04]: It was there to soften the edges of it. 59:21.589 --> 59:27.051 [SPEAKER_04]: And if any of that sounds fucking familiar to you today, could that is exactly the position you were in? 59:27.591 --> 59:37.235 [SPEAKER_04]: And the people that are energetic, about getting the things that they want as a community, are the people who are getting the things that they want as a community, while you're fucking bitching and whining and refusing to work together. 59:37.555 --> 59:38.336 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what's happening. 59:39.236 --> 59:40.717 [SPEAKER_07]: Brandon Herrera is a great example of that. 59:41.137 --> 59:51.041 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean that what he's he didn't spend fucking dick on his and he's gonna be more than likely our congressman from Texas down there in San Antonio. 59:51.341 --> 59:52.241 [SPEAKER_07]: What's this clip, Luke? 59:52.561 --> 59:55.783 [SPEAKER_05]: This is uh you were talking about um how like 59:56.423 --> 59:59.484 [SPEAKER_05]: The Democratic Party was like maybe doing this on purpose. 59:59.504 --> 01:00:02.085 [SPEAKER_05]: This is how King Jeffery is being asked about DSA. 01:00:02.105 --> 01:00:04.626 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, here's the one that they said you're next. 01:00:04.886 --> 01:00:07.086 [SPEAKER_07]: So they kept chanting your next, your next, your next, your next. 01:00:07.386 --> 01:00:08.307 [SPEAKER_07]: But he's the head. 01:00:08.367 --> 01:00:09.227 [SPEAKER_07]: He's the, oh, yeah. 01:00:09.287 --> 01:00:10.728 [SPEAKER_07]: He's the D's to do to get him. 01:00:10.888 --> 01:00:11.148 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 01:00:11.328 --> 01:00:11.928 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 01:00:11.988 --> 01:00:12.508 [SPEAKER_07]: Press play. 01:00:13.769 --> 01:00:17.130 [SPEAKER_18]: Do Democratic Socialists belong in the Democratic Party? 01:00:17.390 --> 01:00:18.090 [SPEAKER_18]: Leader Jefferies? 01:00:20.528 --> 01:00:41.333 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, what I can say is that I do not support defunding the police, I do not support open borders, I do not support abolishing the Senate with focus on actually solving problems that hardworking American taxpayers want us to solve which is to lower the high cost of living in a situation where life is far too expensive in this country. 01:00:41.373 --> 01:00:43.753 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the Democratic agenda. 01:00:43.773 --> 01:00:46.834 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what House Democrats are fighting to achieve. 01:00:47.403 --> 01:00:55.690 [SPEAKER_18]: But do you think, though, that there is room in the Democratic Party under the tent of the Democratic Party for Democratic Socialists? 01:00:56.010 --> 01:00:56.651 [SPEAKER_18]: Is it big enough? 01:01:00.033 --> 01:01:05.975 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, listen, I don't support the DSA agenda as has been articulated by the DSA itself. 01:01:06.535 --> 01:01:12.377 [SPEAKER_03]: Now, you're going to have individual members who have been elected in Democratic primaries. 01:01:13.338 --> 01:01:19.660 [SPEAKER_03]: And if they are elected in the general in November, we'll be part of the House Democratic Caucus. 01:01:19.740 --> 01:01:21.880 [SPEAKER_03]: It's going to be a broad caucus. 01:01:21.900 --> 01:01:25.742 [SPEAKER_03]: There will be progressives, there will be new dams, there will be blue dogs, 01:01:26.522 --> 01:01:31.223 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I mean, look, thank you for playing that, by the way, with him in particular. 01:01:32.103 --> 01:01:42.986 [SPEAKER_07]: So first time I've heard him come out and say, no, it's not, but also if one of these socialist runs against him, Dan, he's fucking out of there, just in the primary. 01:01:43.946 --> 01:01:45.466 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, can they win in a general election? 01:01:45.526 --> 01:01:47.087 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't think so. 01:01:47.247 --> 01:01:48.587 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, a few of them have here 01:01:49.387 --> 01:01:50.308 [SPEAKER_07]: across the nation. 01:01:50.368 --> 01:01:59.297 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know if you were paying attention to this at all at the time, but there was a potential person who's going to run against him a socialist. 01:02:00.338 --> 01:02:04.983 [SPEAKER_05]: Actually, the guy who coined the woke one thing, he was going to run against Hawking Jeff. 01:02:05.023 --> 01:02:05.664 [SPEAKER_05]: No shit. 01:02:05.744 --> 01:02:05.964 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 01:02:06.004 --> 01:02:06.945 [SPEAKER_05]: And then he didn't do it. 01:02:07.105 --> 01:02:10.268 [SPEAKER_05]: So he decided not to, because Zoran, 01:02:12.010 --> 01:02:12.510 [SPEAKER_05]: don't do it. 01:02:12.911 --> 01:02:14.531 [SPEAKER_05]: He like, uh, interesting. 01:02:14.771 --> 01:02:16.052 [SPEAKER_07]: The new Kingmaker over there. 01:02:16.312 --> 01:02:16.652 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:02:17.253 --> 01:02:21.095 [SPEAKER_07]: Uh, and then the last clip I sent, she was Scott Jennings last night on CNN. 01:02:21.615 --> 01:02:25.917 [SPEAKER_07]: It kind of do this wrap up summary of what's going on with the parties and all this other shit. 01:02:26.157 --> 01:02:32.480 [SPEAKER_07]: And, uh, and I think this was a good one here, um, as far as putting a bow on this, uh, election last night. 01:02:32.820 --> 01:02:35.242 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh, and if they are elected in the general 01:02:37.840 --> 01:02:38.160 [SPEAKER_16]: Florida. 01:02:38.720 --> 01:02:40.501 [SPEAKER_16]: Actually, Moody is a popular person. 01:02:40.521 --> 01:02:41.181 [SPEAKER_16]: She'll be fine. 01:02:41.902 --> 01:02:44.743 [SPEAKER_16]: Democratic Socialists are not going to be terribly popular in Florida. 01:02:45.243 --> 01:02:54.887 [SPEAKER_16]: I heard, I heard Mr. Nixon say, what's not about labels, which I find curious, and she joined the Socialist Party just this summer. 01:02:54.927 --> 01:02:59.729 [SPEAKER_16]: She affixed the label to herself only now to say, well, it's not really about labels. 01:03:00.169 --> 01:03:02.110 [SPEAKER_16]: Actually, they can actually move these remarks were dead on. 01:03:02.190 --> 01:03:04.111 [SPEAKER_16]: She just reading out of the Democratic Socialist 01:03:06.352 --> 01:03:24.792 [SPEAKER_16]: with people who fundamentally would like to rip you know what we know is how America works out root and branch you kind of anti-american and all these socialists whether they're in Florida or any other state are going to face these same kinds of attacks so i think actually moody has the advantage here then then look i agree with you terrible candidate he's been kind of a grist 01:03:25.707 --> 01:03:31.551 [SPEAKER_16]: all the way through, and the fact that these live donors gave him $16 million. 01:03:31.571 --> 01:03:33.192 [SPEAKER_16]: They might have to go to more, actually. 01:03:33.212 --> 01:03:36.214 [SPEAKER_16]: Like to watch him, you know, piss it away on this grift. 01:03:36.374 --> 01:03:37.395 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know where it went, either. 01:03:37.475 --> 01:03:41.277 [SPEAKER_16]: I assume it consultants all have fine beach houses all up and down the coast now, the consultant. 01:03:41.297 --> 01:03:42.158 [SPEAKER_16]: But it's a grift. 01:03:42.958 --> 01:03:45.660 [SPEAKER_16]: He's been a grift for years, and he paid for it tonight. 01:03:45.680 --> 01:03:47.661 [SPEAKER_12]: But here's the thing, Scott, and I went. 01:03:49.122 --> 01:03:53.145 [SPEAKER_07]: And if you look at the numbers here, it's not that many votes, dude. 01:03:53.165 --> 01:03:54.706 [SPEAKER_07]: How many people live in the state of Florida? 01:03:55.718 --> 01:03:57.679 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, 30 million maybe. 01:03:57.699 --> 01:03:58.079 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know. 01:03:58.299 --> 01:03:58.579 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:03:58.659 --> 01:04:13.302 [SPEAKER_07]: So if you're looking at this combined and this was when he made this speech last night because I was looking at the numbers, um, you're looking at 1.2 million people here to one actually turned out just shy 24 million actually and so only 1.2 million showed up for this. 01:04:13.342 --> 01:04:15.403 [SPEAKER_07]: Does that signal anything for you? 01:04:16.983 --> 01:04:23.348 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, neither of these candidates were obviously super exciting to them, I guess, or it may be just Florida. 01:04:23.889 --> 01:04:29.693 [SPEAKER_07]: But when one out of 24 people is the only one that shows up to votes, that seems weird to me. 01:04:29.833 --> 01:04:37.379 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not much, I don't know what the total voter amount would be in Florida, but that's about 5% of there. 01:04:39.481 --> 01:04:40.203 [SPEAKER_04]: population. 01:04:41.586 --> 01:04:45.516 [SPEAKER_04]: Usually what would it usually get like 40% of the population in a vote and a vote? 01:04:46.057 --> 01:04:46.298 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe. 01:04:46.458 --> 01:04:47.200 [SPEAKER_04]: That sounds right to me. 01:04:47.521 --> 01:04:47.721 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:04:49.053 --> 01:04:51.055 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, what do we, what do we have last time in America? 01:04:51.355 --> 01:04:56.740 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I think it was 50, maybe 55 in the last general election for President United States. 01:04:56.820 --> 01:05:04.527 [SPEAKER_07]: So, yeah, somewhere in there, I guess, but she's going to get trounced either way with this guy. 01:05:04.567 --> 01:05:06.308 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I agree with Scott Jennings. 01:05:06.388 --> 01:05:12.233 [SPEAKER_07]: He was always kind of a grift and he was there and his brother did some shit and, you know, 01:05:13.194 --> 01:05:14.396 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, this is what you got. 01:05:14.576 --> 01:05:17.198 [SPEAKER_05]: Do you hear that Scott Jennings is getting sued? 01:05:17.479 --> 01:05:19.240 [SPEAKER_05]: Is he really a certain streamer? 01:05:20.161 --> 01:05:20.702 [SPEAKER_05]: Stop it. 01:05:21.102 --> 01:05:21.863 [SPEAKER_05]: Who's the streamer? 01:05:22.884 --> 01:05:24.345 [SPEAKER_07]: We all know what streamer's about. 01:05:24.686 --> 01:05:25.426 [SPEAKER_07]: Is it a song? 01:05:25.446 --> 01:05:27.068 [SPEAKER_06]: Is it a song like a fucking way? 01:05:27.108 --> 01:05:29.370 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:05:29.450 --> 01:05:31.172 [SPEAKER_07]: What's he suing him over exactly? 01:05:31.853 --> 01:05:32.673 [SPEAKER_07]: Uh, a defamation. 01:05:34.395 --> 01:05:35.777 [SPEAKER_07]: The defamation's a hard one to prove. 01:05:36.752 --> 01:05:39.476 [SPEAKER_07]: Um, that's a that's a difficult court case right public figure. 01:05:39.716 --> 01:05:39.937 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes. 01:05:40.558 --> 01:05:40.898 [SPEAKER_07]: No way. 01:05:40.938 --> 01:05:46.285 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there's no way That was a hard one to prove is this him talking about it right here. 01:05:47.247 --> 01:05:47.347 [SPEAKER_07]: Hi. 01:05:47.387 --> 01:05:47.747 [SPEAKER_07]: I think so. 01:05:47.867 --> 01:05:48.068 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay 01:05:49.249 --> 01:06:09.208 [SPEAKER_15]: It is such an egregious instance of defamation that numerous people who fucking hate me like literally hate me have actually gone out to bat and said this is the worst instance of defamation that I have seen I hope you sue him which I am I'm in the process of I'm working through litigation right now 01:06:11.330 --> 01:06:23.065 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, that that one's too hard to prove the bad news for Piker is that you need a Jew Yeah, to do somebody effectively and you don't know him because you're a fucking anti-Semite 01:06:26.604 --> 01:06:33.510 [SPEAKER_07]: We've got a honky in ours, just a normal one dude, he's not a Jew, but like, yeah, defamation's a tough one, man. 01:06:33.630 --> 01:06:37.914 [SPEAKER_07]: That's, in any instance, I mean, that's, it's gone on over the years. 01:06:38.274 --> 01:06:42.758 [SPEAKER_07]: The only one that I can remember in recent memory was Trump and Eugen Carol. 01:06:43.579 --> 01:06:46.381 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, the Supreme Court said, no, you got to pay her. 01:06:46.441 --> 01:06:54.825 [SPEAKER_07]: So the other day, I want to say three or four days ago, he actually did have to pay her that $5 million, which is wild to me, because she said the crazy should have all time. 01:06:54.865 --> 01:07:03.429 [SPEAKER_07]: But they did take up that case and say, all right, yeah, here we go, and you got to pay the shit, which was shocking to me. 01:07:04.330 --> 01:07:07.711 [SPEAKER_07]: But that, I've never, 01:07:08.910 --> 01:07:13.214 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't remember the present United States being sued in office and having to pay. 01:07:13.234 --> 01:07:19.461 [SPEAKER_07]: I guess maybe because it was before, I don't know, and that's the strange one now. 01:07:19.541 --> 01:07:20.882 [SPEAKER_07]: It's definitely a strange one here. 01:07:22.244 --> 01:07:26.688 [SPEAKER_07]: But the other thing I wanted to chat about today was that video I sent you, Luke. 01:07:28.290 --> 01:07:28.590 [SPEAKER_07]: Fuck. 01:07:29.251 --> 01:07:30.552 [SPEAKER_07]: Dude, we are... 01:07:31.613 --> 01:07:34.195 [SPEAKER_07]: We're getting into some wild times here. 01:07:35.656 --> 01:07:42.340 [SPEAKER_07]: I want to say maybe two months ago, we talked about the Netflix stock that was kind of falling, and then it was off like 52% this year. 01:07:42.861 --> 01:07:47.064 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, they have spent a lot of money in AI. 01:07:47.764 --> 01:07:52.147 [SPEAKER_07]: And they purchased Ben Affleck's company for close to a half a billion dollars. 01:07:52.167 --> 01:07:55.349 [SPEAKER_07]: I want to say it was 491, it was the final total there. 01:07:56.030 --> 01:07:58.912 [SPEAKER_07]: And they also paid for Scorsese, Martin Scorsese, 01:08:01.073 --> 01:08:05.081 [SPEAKER_07]: Don't show this one, do the other one, do the collie boys one. 01:08:05.241 --> 01:08:07.044 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the closest that I've seen. 01:08:07.445 --> 01:08:09.929 [SPEAKER_07]: So go to YouTube and type in the collie boys. 01:08:11.438 --> 01:08:16.001 [SPEAKER_07]: or Cully Boys on the Hill, I forget with the exact name of it is. 01:08:17.002 --> 01:08:18.823 [SPEAKER_07]: But I had my kids in last night. 01:08:19.103 --> 01:08:22.646 [SPEAKER_07]: They can spot AI, kids can like super fucking easy, man. 01:08:22.906 --> 01:08:27.789 [SPEAKER_07]: And I had them come in last night and say, hey, this one that couldn't figure out. 01:08:28.250 --> 01:08:31.852 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, the odd thing about it was they actually used famous people that we know. 01:08:32.653 --> 01:08:33.754 [SPEAKER_07]: They used rampage Jackson. 01:08:34.294 --> 01:08:46.264 [SPEAKER_07]: And I use Izzy Adassanya, and then like a famous streamer in there, go to about the mid-weight point of this movie where there's actual drama scenes in its scroll through. 01:08:47.264 --> 01:08:54.210 [SPEAKER_07]: Just pop up in one of the dramatic scenes where it's just like a normal one-on-one interaction here with people. 01:08:55.791 --> 01:08:57.413 [SPEAKER_07]: This guy's a little fucking goofy for me. 01:08:57.853 --> 01:08:58.814 [SPEAKER_07]: Go earlier there. 01:09:00.210 --> 01:09:22.092 [SPEAKER_07]: go to about the 20 minute mark somewhere in there and the reason why this is so fascinating to me is yeah here's one one of these any one of these scenes but some the reason why this is so fascinating to me is they didn't know um and you're starting to get it really fucking close here now uh cut back real quick pauses 01:09:23.589 --> 01:09:26.250 [SPEAKER_07]: This is called the Higgs Field Academy. 01:09:26.450 --> 01:09:39.376 [SPEAKER_07]: Higgs Field Academy is trying to get kids and other people interested in this, saying, hey guys, this is the new wave of filmmaking and from set of film schools, start studying this and then they're using this other thing called Cdance 2.5. 01:09:40.216 --> 01:09:43.198 [SPEAKER_07]: YouTube is currently trying to crack down on AI right now. 01:09:43.798 --> 01:09:45.920 [SPEAKER_07]: So they're not allowing these videos to go out through the thing. 01:09:46.220 --> 01:09:55.647 [SPEAKER_07]: I've physically had to hunt for this on my own after reading this article, because a lot of people were saying this is the most realistic that we've gotten to this point. 01:09:56.087 --> 01:09:58.809 [SPEAKER_07]: And now they're trying to teach young filmmakers how to do this. 01:09:59.990 --> 01:10:01.551 [SPEAKER_07]: Press play on this scene here. 01:10:04.914 --> 01:10:08.576 [SPEAKER_11]: I wish not to bring loveless things to your life. 01:10:09.377 --> 01:10:10.898 [SPEAKER_11]: Turn around, get on your knees. 01:10:14.211 --> 01:10:15.372 [SPEAKER_08]: This is a scene you want to do? 01:10:16.893 --> 01:10:17.193 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 01:10:29.302 --> 01:10:31.384 [SPEAKER_11]: You should remember the story of the spider. 01:10:36.327 --> 01:10:38.429 [SPEAKER_00]: We need to find a way to protect you. 01:10:56.598 --> 01:10:57.799 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, you can press pause there. 01:10:58.139 --> 01:11:05.924 [SPEAKER_07]: So this is the first time that's, I know Logan Paul did one that was fucking shitty and we were in everything else. 01:11:06.424 --> 01:11:17.471 [SPEAKER_07]: This is the first time where they actually de-age somebody a couple people that we know and all this other shit and made this look unbelievably realistic and people were floored by this. 01:11:18.051 --> 01:11:19.152 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, obviously YouTube, 01:11:20.012 --> 01:11:33.017 [SPEAKER_07]: wants to put a block on shit like this because they don't want this taking over and they've already got their own AI button now kind of similar to Instagram and all this other shit but like my alright so press pause on this guys face right here. 01:11:33.037 --> 01:11:39.900 [SPEAKER_04]: The only the only people who care about that are legacy creators and they're going to get pushed out. 01:11:40.420 --> 01:11:46.262 [SPEAKER_04]: There's there's there's movements on a bunch of different places to try to like weed out AI material and it is going to work. 01:11:46.482 --> 01:11:47.163 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think so either. 01:11:47.183 --> 01:11:48.785 [SPEAKER_04]: Younger generations don't give a shit. 01:11:50.107 --> 01:11:52.129 [SPEAKER_07]: So yeah, this is what this kid looks like. 01:11:52.469 --> 01:11:55.573 [SPEAKER_07]: And my kid knows him. 01:11:55.613 --> 01:12:00.179 [SPEAKER_07]: He's a streamer and it was named as like me three on. 01:12:00.820 --> 01:12:02.382 [SPEAKER_07]: It's one of those fun like me on. 01:12:02.422 --> 01:12:02.642 [SPEAKER_07]: He said. 01:12:02.882 --> 01:12:03.442 [SPEAKER_07]: douchebag. 01:12:03.462 --> 01:12:07.825 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, but it's like David or, you know, it's D4A that I hate all that fucking shit. 01:12:08.826 --> 01:12:16.511 [SPEAKER_07]: But my kid was the one who pointed out he goes, Dad, he doesn't have the kind of hair, he doesn't have a beard, he doesn't have any of the shitter glasses or anything like that. 01:12:16.551 --> 01:12:19.052 [SPEAKER_07]: He goes, how the fuck did they do this? 01:12:19.092 --> 01:12:20.933 [SPEAKER_07]: And I was like, I have no idea. 01:12:23.156 --> 01:12:25.777 [SPEAKER_07]: But this Academy has already started. 01:12:26.397 --> 01:12:29.399 [SPEAKER_07]: And they're trying to get young people into it. 01:12:29.419 --> 01:12:33.100 [SPEAKER_07]: There's a series of online classes that you can take to replicate this. 01:12:33.741 --> 01:12:36.002 [SPEAKER_07]: And I was watching your face back there, Coupe. 01:12:36.862 --> 01:12:37.582 [SPEAKER_07]: It's astonishing. 01:12:38.082 --> 01:12:42.404 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, seedDance 2.5 is what I've been using for the project I've been working on lately. 01:12:42.444 --> 01:12:45.206 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's super, super capable. 01:12:45.226 --> 01:12:46.006 [SPEAKER_06]: That's for damn sure. 01:12:46.066 --> 01:12:46.566 [SPEAKER_07]: So it is. 01:12:46.946 --> 01:12:49.227 [SPEAKER_07]: I know you were working on it in the back office there. 01:12:53.841 --> 01:12:54.442 [SPEAKER_07]: fucking good. 01:12:54.522 --> 01:13:01.728 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, I full disclosure, I caught myself watching maybe 15 minutes of this last night like straight and I was like at a certain point, I was just in the movie. 01:13:02.649 --> 01:13:06.252 [SPEAKER_07]: I was like, what the fuck dude, I couldn't believe it. 01:13:06.933 --> 01:13:12.117 [SPEAKER_07]: Now, they're putting this out there as a test to say, hey, here's what the future is and come and take these classes. 01:13:12.698 --> 01:13:15.340 [SPEAKER_07]: They got, I think, uh, 500 million 01:13:18.922 --> 01:13:19.663 [SPEAKER_06]: Um, yeah. 01:13:20.423 --> 01:13:30.550 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I would go take these classes in a second because with the amount, like, I've, I've been putting a lot of time into learning how to use a seed dance and open art AI and stuff like that. 01:13:30.690 --> 01:13:32.472 [SPEAKER_06]: It's incredibly in depth. 01:13:32.512 --> 01:13:34.413 [SPEAKER_06]: And you have to learn a lot of nuances to it. 01:13:34.473 --> 01:13:43.019 [SPEAKER_06]: It can do pretty much anything as long, you essentially have to learn like a specific way to speak to the AI and it'll do exactly what you want it to do. 01:13:43.079 --> 01:13:44.200 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like learning a new language. 01:13:44.632 --> 01:13:51.041 [SPEAKER_07]: So I've been watching you do some of the shit that you're doing for Drinking Bros and everything else back there and it's not stood. 01:13:51.181 --> 01:13:52.303 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, it's absolutely nuts. 01:13:52.783 --> 01:13:54.045 [SPEAKER_07]: It's insanely addictive too. 01:13:54.225 --> 01:13:55.127 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't get it. 01:13:55.247 --> 01:13:56.589 [SPEAKER_07]: And you just taught yourself, right? 01:13:57.189 --> 01:13:57.490 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:13:59.518 --> 01:14:00.919 [SPEAKER_07]: trying to have this conversation with my kid. 01:14:00.959 --> 01:14:03.319 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm like, hey, dude, instead of playing video games, just do this. 01:14:03.459 --> 01:14:05.240 [SPEAKER_06]: Dude, it's like, it's insane. 01:14:05.280 --> 01:14:10.002 [SPEAKER_06]: This man, learning it this early on in the process, you're gonna be a millionaire in the future. 01:14:10.182 --> 01:14:11.182 [SPEAKER_06]: I agree. 01:14:11.362 --> 01:14:12.323 [SPEAKER_06]: I agree, man. 01:14:12.343 --> 01:14:20.966 [SPEAKER_07]: And this is the only time I've really been caught up in something where I know it's like, I know it's AI, but I didn't care at a certain point. 01:14:20.986 --> 01:14:23.587 [SPEAKER_07]: I was just like, oh, well, I wanna see where this story goes. 01:14:24.558 --> 01:14:30.000 [SPEAKER_07]: No, I think you're still going to need, you know, obviously screenwriters and, you know, filmmakers and all that other shits. 01:14:30.160 --> 01:14:30.740 [SPEAKER_07]: Absolutely. 01:14:30.760 --> 01:14:41.864 [SPEAKER_06]: Even with, like, with that video that they did with C Dance 2.5 to get like this specific outcome, it takes an incredible amount of, of pre-production. 01:14:41.884 --> 01:14:44.125 [SPEAKER_06]: You're still needing to do pre-production essentially. 01:14:44.165 --> 01:14:45.265 [SPEAKER_06]: So how long would this take right here? 01:14:46.141 --> 01:14:50.904 [SPEAKER_06]: This, I mean, I've only been doing this for a few weeks now, so I'm not super experienced. 01:14:51.064 --> 01:14:57.488 [SPEAKER_06]: I'd say, I mean, you would have to storyboard almost every single major storybeat that you want. 01:14:57.928 --> 01:15:09.695 [SPEAKER_06]: You have to pre-generate all the storyboards with like Phil Frames in between, even from angles that you're not gonna use, just sort of the AI agent can train itself on everything to recreate the motion properly. 01:15:10.615 --> 01:15:13.197 [SPEAKER_06]: There's to get, to get an outcome like this, 01:15:15.318 --> 01:15:15.839 [SPEAKER_06]: goes into it. 01:15:15.859 --> 01:15:17.200 [SPEAKER_06]: A lot of preparation that goes into it. 01:15:17.280 --> 01:15:19.662 [SPEAKER_06]: And this is broken up into five seconds segments. 01:15:20.102 --> 01:15:23.725 [SPEAKER_06]: These are all either five to twenty second segments that are all stitched together. 01:15:24.125 --> 01:15:26.167 [SPEAKER_06]: She's this Christ that would take fucking forever there. 01:15:26.327 --> 01:15:33.873 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it's really you have a ton of control and a ton of freedom and you can iterate fairly quickly, but it does still take to get it right. 01:15:33.913 --> 01:15:36.935 [SPEAKER_06]: It does still take a lot of work and preparation. 01:15:37.215 --> 01:15:37.536 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:15:37.636 --> 01:15:41.259 [SPEAKER_07]: And and here's why I bring this up, Dan, is these data centers. 01:15:41.899 --> 01:15:44.921 [SPEAKER_07]: The only way we can kind of keep up with this shit is these data centers, right? 01:15:45.301 --> 01:15:56.248 [SPEAKER_07]: If these are built, now everybody's bitching about these, I, you know, just hearing the feedback from the audience and shit, like, I and we looked it up on air, they're loud, they're noisy. 01:15:56.428 --> 01:15:57.048 [SPEAKER_07]: They're not loud. 01:15:57.789 --> 01:15:59.090 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, the ones we played were. 01:15:59.290 --> 01:16:02.812 [SPEAKER_04]: That was maybe a fan or something, but most of them don't sound like that. 01:16:04.612 --> 01:16:09.977 [SPEAKER_07]: the look the ones we played on this show were fucking loud as shit and people are trying to get rid of these goddamn things. 01:16:11.218 --> 01:16:13.781 [SPEAKER_07]: To the points where it's almost become like a flock thing. 01:16:14.161 --> 01:16:17.785 [SPEAKER_07]: We talked about the flock under shirts at the beginning of the show that earned drink at bros.com. 01:16:18.685 --> 01:16:22.229 [SPEAKER_07]: Today, if you look up Jason Kelsey, I don't know. 01:16:24.055 --> 01:16:26.517 [SPEAKER_07]: Who would approve this campaign, or why? 01:16:27.517 --> 01:16:33.061 [SPEAKER_07]: But if you go to Twitter, this was trending this morning in regards to these fucking data centers. 01:16:34.081 --> 01:16:39.905 [SPEAKER_07]: Luke, I'm going to just DM you on Twitter here, so you can play this video. 01:16:40.806 --> 01:16:43.127 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm stunned that they would let them do this. 01:16:43.607 --> 01:16:44.248 [SPEAKER_07]: It's in your DMs. 01:16:44.548 --> 01:16:44.868 [SPEAKER_07]: There you go. 01:16:47.830 --> 01:16:48.410 [SPEAKER_07]: Pop this up. 01:16:48.430 --> 01:16:50.192 [SPEAKER_07]: This is Jason Kelsey, Brother of Travis. 01:16:51.222 --> 01:16:55.405 [SPEAKER_07]: Also a Hall of Famer himself and one of the Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles. 01:16:55.625 --> 01:16:56.005 [SPEAKER_07]: Press play. 01:16:57.946 --> 01:16:58.267 [SPEAKER_08]: A.I. 01:16:58.287 --> 01:17:00.468 [SPEAKER_08]: data centers waste millions of gallons of water. 01:17:01.369 --> 01:17:03.790 [SPEAKER_08]: That's why Liquid Death and Garage be able to decide the team up. 01:17:04.511 --> 01:17:07.893 [SPEAKER_08]: We want your P to cool these data centers. 01:17:09.274 --> 01:17:18.460 [SPEAKER_08]: We want your P. Please give us your P. Let's be on computers together. 01:17:20.854 --> 01:17:30.593 [SPEAKER_10]: We need a lot to be Headless galons of people Join our importance and never 01:17:32.259 --> 01:17:44.803 [SPEAKER_10]: We want your beat, please give us your beat, let's be our computer together, and save you better than I do, we want your beat. 01:17:45.783 --> 01:17:51.105 [SPEAKER_17]: With garage music classic line beat, and liquid dance sparkling energy, the light beer of energy trace. 01:17:51.545 --> 01:17:58.267 [SPEAKER_10]: It's never been easier to create beat, let's be our computer together, save you better than I do. 01:18:00.153 --> 01:18:01.254 [SPEAKER_17]: So what are you waiting for? 01:18:01.554 --> 01:18:04.977 [SPEAKER_17]: Go ahead and have another garage beer or liquid dense sparkling energy. 01:18:05.198 --> 01:18:08.040 [SPEAKER_17]: Then send your feet to the AIT to center of your choice. 01:18:08.360 --> 01:18:11.543 [SPEAKER_17]: We even make it easy with these collectibles sea level mud. 01:18:11.623 --> 01:18:21.532 [SPEAKER_10]: We need a lot of your feet. 01:18:21.592 --> 01:18:22.173 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, fast. 01:18:25.350 --> 01:18:30.853 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, so it's a weird fucking video, and by the way, the odd part about it is they used AI in this. 01:18:32.354 --> 01:18:34.355 [SPEAKER_06]: What what was that for? 01:18:34.475 --> 01:18:36.736 [SPEAKER_06]: Is that something liquid death commercial? 01:18:36.856 --> 01:18:38.437 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, it will in any garage beer. 01:18:38.457 --> 01:18:39.497 [SPEAKER_07]: Garage beer is his brand. 01:18:39.517 --> 01:18:41.958 [SPEAKER_04]: So one of their commercials make any sense they just do weird shit. 01:18:42.279 --> 01:18:47.401 [SPEAKER_07]: But is this like there is there is a backlash right now against these data centers obviously? 01:18:48.642 --> 01:18:51.103 [SPEAKER_07]: So are they sending you or are they just telling you to go? 01:18:51.123 --> 01:18:51.663 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, they are. 01:18:51.823 --> 01:18:52.564 [SPEAKER_07]: Is this on the website? 01:18:53.427 --> 01:19:01.633 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's sold out, but it's hard for me to believe that, like, I don't really know what the plan would be. 01:19:02.494 --> 01:19:07.638 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't even, personally, I just kind of think it's an ad, and that's all, that's really what I think it is. 01:19:07.658 --> 01:19:09.840 [SPEAKER_07]: They don't want you to send piss to data centers. 01:19:10.200 --> 01:19:11.081 [SPEAKER_07]: That's got to be illegal. 01:19:11.661 --> 01:19:13.903 [SPEAKER_05]: I think it's illegal to send body-ly fluids in the mail. 01:19:16.104 --> 01:19:16.625 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't know. 01:19:16.845 --> 01:19:19.646 [SPEAKER_07]: I have no idea, dude, but I woke up to that this morning. 01:19:19.666 --> 01:19:21.927 [SPEAKER_07]: I was like, what the fuck? 01:19:21.987 --> 01:19:25.488 [SPEAKER_07]: But also people hate these data centers and everything. 01:19:25.568 --> 01:19:26.929 [SPEAKER_07]: Look, I've never been near one. 01:19:27.049 --> 01:19:30.110 [SPEAKER_07]: We've played the clips online and shit like that. 01:19:31.251 --> 01:19:35.573 [SPEAKER_07]: And I can understand the hatred for them, obviously. 01:19:36.453 --> 01:19:40.054 [SPEAKER_07]: But I can also understand of trying to advance society here. 01:19:45.453 --> 01:19:48.634 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, is that illegal, what's the fucking ramifications? 01:19:48.774 --> 01:19:53.736 [SPEAKER_06]: Since here it is highly illegal to ship unsolicited body fluids in the mail. 01:19:54.376 --> 01:19:54.696 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:19:55.296 --> 01:19:57.017 [SPEAKER_06]: So couldn't you be sued for making something like this? 01:19:57.317 --> 01:20:00.478 [SPEAKER_06]: What's, uh, how do you define unsolicited? 01:20:01.979 --> 01:20:06.040 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, I don't imagine if somebody didn't request the pest. 01:20:06.320 --> 01:20:06.860 [SPEAKER_06]: He just did. 01:20:06.960 --> 01:20:07.361 [SPEAKER_06]: He did. 01:20:08.241 --> 01:20:09.781 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, he solicited the pest. 01:20:09.821 --> 01:20:13.483 [SPEAKER_07]: And I'm saying, oh my god, his company and liquid deaths, 01:20:15.035 --> 01:20:31.333 [SPEAKER_07]: send piss into your faith that the end of the commercial said the data center of your choice well you can't solicit on somebody else's behalf what if I sign up for the email uh... so we can get a notification that would be great okay i'll do that and then what you buy this mason jar essentially filled up with piss 01:20:32.014 --> 01:20:34.476 [SPEAKER_07]: And then just send it to a data center. 01:20:34.536 --> 01:20:39.119 [SPEAKER_05]: OK, it looks like maybe you send it back to them and they send them to the day. 01:20:39.159 --> 01:20:39.960 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, it's a joke. 01:20:40.080 --> 01:20:40.861 [SPEAKER_05]: Obviously, it's not. 01:20:41.181 --> 01:20:45.724 [SPEAKER_05]: I mean, it's like, what would it would arrive at the data center? 01:20:46.024 --> 01:20:47.125 [SPEAKER_05]: And then what? 01:20:47.365 --> 01:20:53.250 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, the fact that this went viral, and this was, you know, trending in all this other shit, like somebody's going to do it. 01:20:54.242 --> 01:20:58.926 [SPEAKER_07]: somebody out there is going to piss in one of these things or something else and send this in. 01:21:00.246 --> 01:21:03.309 [SPEAKER_06]: I'd be kind of surprised if somebody hadn't done it before this campaign. 01:21:04.309 --> 01:21:04.710 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:21:05.390 --> 01:21:05.610 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:21:06.011 --> 01:21:08.813 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, it's, uh, it's very, very bizarre. 01:21:10.114 --> 01:21:14.537 [SPEAKER_07]: And I don't, again, I don't legally, I don't know what to do with that. 01:21:14.577 --> 01:21:16.278 [SPEAKER_07]: Like, you're just pissing in your arms. 01:21:16.298 --> 01:21:20.001 [SPEAKER_04]: No, you don't send your piss to a company that didn't ask for it. 01:21:20.081 --> 01:21:21.142 [SPEAKER_04]: Or you will go to jail. 01:21:24.995 --> 01:21:26.255 [SPEAKER_06]: Why is there words of never been spoke? 01:21:26.295 --> 01:21:28.756 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:21:28.776 --> 01:21:31.097 [SPEAKER_07]: And I think that's a great line to end it on today. 01:21:31.377 --> 01:21:40.259 [SPEAKER_07]: All right, now the going to show we get to the drinking bro of the week, you could submit at drinkingbrows.com. 01:21:40.819 --> 01:21:44.921 [SPEAKER_07]: As I mentioned earlier, this vlog kind of shirts man, everybody's buying those. 01:21:44.941 --> 01:21:49.542 [SPEAKER_07]: The Yellowstone Cartwheel Chambines, Bro Boxes on Fire got to 01:21:50.402 --> 01:21:52.104 [SPEAKER_07]: Luke's favorite tank tops for all of them. 01:21:52.544 --> 01:21:55.027 [SPEAKER_07]: I just had Brandon make tank tops for everything there. 01:21:55.608 --> 01:21:57.670 [SPEAKER_07]: So the, the communism one tank top. 01:21:58.250 --> 01:22:00.593 [SPEAKER_07]: Flock, flock under his one tank top. 01:22:01.093 --> 01:22:04.057 [SPEAKER_07]: Crime corner one tank top, drinking bros, tank top. 01:22:04.077 --> 01:22:06.079 [SPEAKER_07]: Like there's tank tops everywhere for Luke. 01:22:06.779 --> 01:22:07.620 [SPEAKER_07]: Tank tops for Luke. 01:22:07.861 --> 01:22:09.843 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, I'm gonna get shit, shit, so what's your size? 01:22:10.343 --> 01:22:11.084 [SPEAKER_07]: What's your size, Luke? 01:22:11.524 --> 01:22:11.985 [SPEAKER_07]: A large one. 01:22:12.285 --> 01:22:12.946 [SPEAKER_07]: A large one, okay. 01:22:13.427 --> 01:22:14.988 [SPEAKER_06]: tank tops for Luke sounds like a charity. 01:22:15.008 --> 01:22:16.770 [SPEAKER_07]: We should sure does do it and sure does. 01:22:17.070 --> 01:22:21.073 [SPEAKER_07]: I need it get all the help I can get Yeah exactly. 01:22:21.153 --> 01:22:24.236 [SPEAKER_07]: Broboxes as fucking dope is shit this month. 01:22:24.356 --> 01:22:25.877 [SPEAKER_05]: Uh, so many of the suits are awesome. 01:22:26.037 --> 01:22:26.297 [SPEAKER_05]: Sorry. 01:22:26.317 --> 01:22:31.001 [SPEAKER_05]: So many in the chat suggested that we make tank talk flanels. 01:22:31.241 --> 01:22:32.442 [SPEAKER_05]: I think that's a great idea. 01:22:32.502 --> 01:22:32.843 [SPEAKER_06]: Wow. 01:22:32.923 --> 01:22:34.204 [SPEAKER_06]: I would wear that for sure. 01:22:34.604 --> 01:22:35.665 [SPEAKER_06]: Is that ever been done before? 01:22:35.725 --> 01:22:37.266 [SPEAKER_06]: I've never seen a flanel to do. 01:22:37.386 --> 01:22:40.089 [SPEAKER_06]: I said that in the chat, but she was at the beginning of the show. 01:22:40.129 --> 01:22:40.669 [SPEAKER_05]: I can't remember. 01:22:40.689 --> 01:22:41.290 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:22:42.056 --> 01:22:44.737 [SPEAKER_07]: A tank top flannel would be fucking dope dude. 01:22:44.917 --> 01:22:45.477 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm in fact. 01:22:45.497 --> 01:22:46.217 [SPEAKER_07]: I wear that for sure. 01:22:46.257 --> 01:22:47.517 [SPEAKER_06]: I mostly wear flannels anyway. 01:22:47.737 --> 01:22:49.418 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I look. 01:22:51.438 --> 01:22:52.438 [SPEAKER_07]: Fuck Google it real quick. 01:22:52.478 --> 01:22:53.818 [SPEAKER_07]: Is anybody ever done a flank flank flank? 01:22:53.838 --> 01:22:54.539 [SPEAKER_07]: Like I'm trying to think it. 01:22:54.659 --> 01:22:56.559 [SPEAKER_07]: No, I don't think anybody's ever done a flannel tank top. 01:22:59.380 --> 01:23:00.540 [SPEAKER_07]: I think we should call it a flank top. 01:23:01.340 --> 01:23:02.680 [SPEAKER_06]: That's what I like that would be. 01:23:02.700 --> 01:23:06.861 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm seeing cutoffs like what Larry the cable guy wears, but I see this too. 01:23:06.881 --> 01:23:07.561 [SPEAKER_06]: Those aren't. 01:23:07.581 --> 01:23:08.982 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, those aren't actual tanks. 01:23:09.002 --> 01:23:09.902 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, those don't count. 01:23:09.922 --> 01:23:10.482 [SPEAKER_07]: Those don't count. 01:23:12.073 --> 01:23:12.713 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there we go. 01:23:12.753 --> 01:23:13.654 [SPEAKER_07]: There's one. 01:23:13.674 --> 01:23:14.555 [SPEAKER_07]: Wow, that's for ladies. 01:23:15.075 --> 01:23:16.376 [SPEAKER_07]: That's for ladies there, right? 01:23:17.117 --> 01:23:20.259 [SPEAKER_07]: But you can also submit on the app. 01:23:20.279 --> 01:23:23.982 [SPEAKER_07]: The app is free on iPhones and Android's. 01:23:24.403 --> 01:23:27.265 [SPEAKER_07]: You can submit for drinking bro of the week on there. 01:23:27.365 --> 01:23:30.468 [SPEAKER_07]: And it gets emailed to us live on air. 01:23:31.028 --> 01:23:35.092 [SPEAKER_07]: Drinking bro submission, Aaron King from Florida. 01:23:35.892 --> 01:23:38.575 [SPEAKER_07]: Says he's been listening longer than 01:23:40.448 --> 01:23:44.289 [SPEAKER_07]: Dan Darren or Dan longer than Dan was here. 01:23:44.369 --> 01:23:51.910 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, and he's nominating Darren Garrish, living this guy is my boy. 01:23:51.990 --> 01:23:54.731 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm gonna say because you wrote it in the jerseys right behind me. 01:23:54.891 --> 01:23:56.611 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, know that. 01:23:56.751 --> 01:24:00.031 [SPEAKER_07]: If you're not watching this on Patreon right now, I am pronouncing the jersey name. 01:24:00.952 --> 01:24:01.932 [SPEAKER_07]: That is my canega. 01:24:02.432 --> 01:24:08.493 [SPEAKER_07]: That is my noa canega, and he says hard k, not r, thank you very much. 01:24:08.953 --> 01:24:23.083 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you very much for clarifying that, and even though he won't shut up about being airborne, I love this dude, he's done more for this country than most non-profits and can drink Kamala under the table. 01:24:23.843 --> 01:24:25.004 [SPEAKER_07]: God, it's a great line, actually. 01:24:25.584 --> 01:24:26.805 [SPEAKER_07]: That's a Bravo to you, sir. 01:24:27.586 --> 01:24:34.951 [SPEAKER_07]: He's had my back when I picked flights with entire bars and didn't break my face when I pissed on his couch. 01:24:36.267 --> 01:24:40.972 [SPEAKER_07]: And he found it days later, congealed on his tile. 01:24:41.553 --> 01:24:45.797 [SPEAKER_07]: Jesus Christ, he's a great dad and my best friend. 01:24:46.618 --> 01:24:48.240 [SPEAKER_07]: Cheers, give him a round of applause. 01:24:48.360 --> 01:24:49.742 [SPEAKER_07]: Aaron King, there you go. 01:24:51.110 --> 01:24:53.072 [SPEAKER_07]: proud of you for that one. 01:24:53.092 --> 01:24:54.773 [SPEAKER_07]: That's an awesome way. 01:24:54.793 --> 01:24:59.117 [SPEAKER_07]: Go to iTunes right the show of five star and leave a quick review. 01:24:59.397 --> 01:25:01.619 [SPEAKER_07]: Also had on over to Spotify. 01:25:01.639 --> 01:25:05.543 [SPEAKER_07]: The bad catalog is is getting there. 01:25:05.723 --> 01:25:06.484 [SPEAKER_07]: He's still digging. 01:25:06.864 --> 01:25:07.625 [SPEAKER_07]: He's still digging. 01:25:08.065 --> 01:25:21.432 [SPEAKER_07]: I know, but he's got, I want to say 45 50 left over there, uh, to go, uh, check out the bat catalog of video over there and then, uh, video on iTunes is coming, uh, very, very shortly. 01:25:21.833 --> 01:25:23.574 [SPEAKER_07]: Let's look at that meeting yesterday. 01:25:23.714 --> 01:25:29.497 [SPEAKER_07]: So, uh, yeah, it's, we're, we're testing it out right now, just tested out the first episode yesterday. 01:25:30.037 --> 01:25:37.145 [SPEAKER_07]: quality looks fucking great on it and so um get ready for that it's becoming at your face pretty soon for dandy dandy Holloway. 01:25:37.485 --> 01:25:41.850 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm Ross Patterson this drinking bros podcast good night everyone.