WEBVTT 00:00.722 --> 00:17.260 [SPEAKER_11]: Our beloved 8% hard AF sellers now lie in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Ohio, Montana, Idaho, Oregon. 00:19.815 --> 00:32.124 [SPEAKER_11]: And so Vania, Illinois, go to hordaefselter.com to day click on the store locator and enter your city or zip to find the closest location here is you. 00:43.963 --> 00:48.386 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, well, I'm going to drink in bro's kids. 00:48.466 --> 00:50.728 [SPEAKER_11]: You guys said you wanted these early morning shows. 00:50.988 --> 00:52.369 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's go, dude. 00:52.749 --> 00:53.990 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's go. 00:54.010 --> 00:55.291 [SPEAKER_11]: All right. 00:56.252 --> 00:57.153 [SPEAKER_09]: Dinkets. 00:57.213 --> 01:02.256 [SPEAKER_09]: Where we end life that 10, 10, 20 is in the early morning. 01:02.276 --> 01:05.519 [SPEAKER_11]: We got to thank your PST folks. 01:05.819 --> 01:07.642 [SPEAKER_11]: You know, they're at seven thirty right now. 01:07.802 --> 01:09.224 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't think of anybody out there. 01:09.344 --> 01:10.146 [SPEAKER_11]: You should know. 01:10.266 --> 01:11.047 [SPEAKER_11]: You should do it. 01:11.167 --> 01:13.751 [SPEAKER_11]: There's a lot of fine people on both sides. 01:14.252 --> 01:14.572 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay. 01:14.592 --> 01:15.474 [SPEAKER_11]: Somebody said that once. 01:16.135 --> 01:19.119 [SPEAKER_11]: Lot I heard that someone on a fine people on both sides. 01:19.159 --> 01:20.421 [SPEAKER_11]: Very, very wise words. 01:22.697 --> 01:25.338 [SPEAKER_11]: And that was it, by the way, that was the end of the clip coupe. 01:25.718 --> 01:27.418 [SPEAKER_11]: It never went any further than that. 01:27.698 --> 01:28.639 [SPEAKER_11]: I've never heard anything else. 01:28.859 --> 01:29.999 [SPEAKER_11]: I haven't either. 01:30.639 --> 01:31.619 [SPEAKER_11]: True story, by the way. 01:31.679 --> 01:34.120 [SPEAKER_11]: I didn't hear until Dan actually played the full clip on the show. 01:34.500 --> 01:39.621 [SPEAKER_11]: I actually thought he said that it's sure that's for always like, oh, they're probably was fine people on both sides. 01:39.661 --> 01:41.162 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, a lot of people thought that's what he should. 01:41.182 --> 01:41.382 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 01:41.922 --> 02:05.494 [SPEAKER_11]: 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 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 02:06.775 --> 02:12.077 [SPEAKER_11]: that it's hard to wrap your mind around and you're like, all right, yeah, man, we got a show tomorrow. 02:12.477 --> 02:14.478 [SPEAKER_11]: You know, some some some some nights, scoop. 02:14.758 --> 02:15.818 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm like, we have a show tomorrow. 02:16.379 --> 02:17.159 [SPEAKER_11]: Do we have a show? 02:17.699 --> 02:18.759 [SPEAKER_11]: And then boom, we've got a show. 02:19.240 --> 02:20.060 [SPEAKER_11]: We got a show here. 02:20.780 --> 02:22.341 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't like Clay Travis. 02:23.101 --> 02:24.301 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm not a big fan of his. 02:24.502 --> 02:24.942 [SPEAKER_11]: I think it's 02:25.782 --> 02:34.469 [SPEAKER_11]: mostly performative bullshit, but I love what he did in this recent spat with the WNBA. 02:35.430 --> 02:36.651 [SPEAKER_11]: Case you guys didn't hear. 02:37.372 --> 02:47.340 [SPEAKER_11]: Initially, he put up a million dollars and said, I want to pick the best high school Boyz team in America to play the All Stars of the WNBA. 02:48.361 --> 02:49.822 [SPEAKER_11]: Winner gets a million dollars. 02:50.583 --> 02:52.845 [SPEAKER_11]: Nobody paid attention didn't gain any traction. 02:53.819 --> 02:57.462 [SPEAKER_11]: Yesterday, he uped it to $10 million, and here's his post. 02:58.143 --> 03:00.245 [SPEAKER_11]: Important announcement, I'm upping my offer. 03:00.985 --> 03:13.476 [SPEAKER_11]: $10 million for a head-to-head basketball game between the defending WNBA champion Las Vegas, ACEs and a boys high school state title team of my choice. 03:14.156 --> 03:18.480 [SPEAKER_11]: If the ACEs beat my team, I will give them $10 million. 03:19.681 --> 03:23.102 [SPEAKER_11]: Now, if you're asking yourself of Clay Travis has this, he actually does. 03:23.843 --> 03:29.365 [SPEAKER_11]: When Rush Limbaugh died, he took over that slot, and he's syndicated across America. 03:29.405 --> 03:30.265 [SPEAKER_11]: So he's got the money. 03:30.685 --> 03:31.726 [SPEAKER_11]: That's not an issue here. 03:32.726 --> 03:36.828 [SPEAKER_11]: The issue is whether or not the WNBA would do this, and what do you think? 03:38.233 --> 03:38.593 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, no. 03:38.613 --> 03:40.074 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't like so either. 03:40.514 --> 03:42.135 [SPEAKER_11]: No, of course not. 03:42.195 --> 03:51.979 [SPEAKER_11]: You were the one who told me this story years ago about a 14-year boy's team playing the world cup women's team and then them quitting at halftime and it was 11 years ago. 03:52.059 --> 03:54.379 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't know if they quit at halftime, but it was 11-0. 03:55.760 --> 04:01.442 [SPEAKER_11]: Do you know the blue, because there are any highlights of this, we've talked about it in the past, but we've never actually pulled it up. 04:01.962 --> 04:03.263 [SPEAKER_11]: I've never seen anything from it. 04:03.583 --> 04:07.544 [SPEAKER_11]: And by the way, I wouldn't be surprised if all footage was burnt in a fire. 04:08.104 --> 04:09.205 [SPEAKER_11]: Obviously, I have to this. 04:10.105 --> 04:15.086 [SPEAKER_11]: But if that is indeed true, that's insane, man. 04:16.247 --> 04:17.107 [SPEAKER_11]: Absolutely insane. 04:19.968 --> 04:21.149 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, that's true. 04:21.289 --> 04:25.110 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, I don't know what excuse the women's team made for it, but 04:27.198 --> 04:50.394 [SPEAKER_09]: after something like a year of a correction for you said it was 11 to zero yeah yeah it was actually 12 to zero so sorry thank you thank you for correcting me this morning gotta hit when I'm wrong I don't know what the excuse was but did they leave it half loose sometime after 04:52.501 --> 04:57.853 [SPEAKER_09]: Boys and girls are essentially athletically speaking the same until like 04:59.621 --> 05:01.783 [SPEAKER_09]: right before puberty, right? 05:01.803 --> 05:04.825 [SPEAKER_09]: Because for dudes, I'd say it's younger, man. 05:05.525 --> 05:07.246 [SPEAKER_09]: Now around 10 is where it starts. 05:07.267 --> 05:09.968 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, well, but you're not going through puberty, it's 10. 05:09.988 --> 05:11.209 [SPEAKER_09]: 11, 12, 13, that's puberty. 05:11.449 --> 05:16.033 [SPEAKER_09]: So anyways, bone density for males increases a lot. 05:16.473 --> 05:19.135 [SPEAKER_09]: And if testosterone starts to ramp up at that point. 05:19.175 --> 05:24.299 [SPEAKER_09]: Now testosterone and young boys, too, when I say young, I mean like one to four years old is really high. 05:24.319 --> 05:25.279 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like 12, 1300 in some cases. 05:27.488 --> 05:40.113 [SPEAKER_09]: But yeah, once they reach the pre-pubescent stage and then puberty, it's the gap widens immediately and it becomes untenable. 05:41.874 --> 05:44.355 [SPEAKER_09]: So I would say, I think he's overshooting. 05:46.238 --> 05:47.239 [SPEAKER_09]: What do you mean? 05:47.259 --> 05:48.099 [SPEAKER_11]: You think you should go younger? 05:48.560 --> 05:52.162 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I think, I think like a 14 an under AU. 05:52.763 --> 05:54.043 [SPEAKER_09]: To a Nike AU team? 05:54.083 --> 05:57.166 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, a team that won the championship in their 80s. 05:57.486 --> 05:58.186 [SPEAKER_09]: I could see that. 05:59.307 --> 06:00.448 [SPEAKER_09]: They would handle them. 06:01.148 --> 06:02.229 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, I could see that. 06:02.850 --> 06:07.753 [SPEAKER_09]: It would have to be a team that's well coached, because a lot of those AU teams are all offense, no defense. 06:07.953 --> 06:08.153 [SPEAKER_11]: Right. 06:08.373 --> 06:10.235 [SPEAKER_09]: And it's just a bunch of all starts down together, yeah. 06:13.171 --> 06:20.316 [SPEAKER_09]: So I don't know about that necessarily, but a team to play together in some kind of competitive way At 14 would be all these women. 06:21.457 --> 06:26.561 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, I mean, so I'll kind of give my example here So I've coached you know all my kids stuff. 06:26.661 --> 06:34.787 [SPEAKER_11]: There's always One or two girls that stay in the league so like fifth grade and they get destroyed out there It's not close. 06:35.007 --> 06:37.669 [SPEAKER_11]: I just had one of my team my current team 06:38.209 --> 06:42.212 [SPEAKER_11]: who quit after game one, she got fucking drilled in the face. 06:42.472 --> 06:51.378 [SPEAKER_11]: And it's sox to see, like, as a coach and as a dad, by what a soccer ball has soccer ball and the season before was football. 06:52.319 --> 06:53.519 [SPEAKER_11]: And it was flag. 06:54.740 --> 06:57.182 [SPEAKER_11]: And it was girls playing in flag football as well. 06:57.642 --> 07:00.964 [SPEAKER_11]: And that didn't really matter that much because it's a flag. 07:00.984 --> 07:02.605 [SPEAKER_11]: You're not getting pushed, you're not getting shoved. 07:02.645 --> 07:04.186 [SPEAKER_11]: It's not really physical. 07:04.367 --> 07:05.828 [SPEAKER_11]: Like you're not allowed to touch the other players. 07:06.508 --> 07:11.469 [SPEAKER_11]: The season before that, though, was tackle 12-view and there was two girls. 07:12.392 --> 07:14.393 [SPEAKER_11]: that were in full pads playing 12 you. 07:14.934 --> 07:29.422 [SPEAKER_11]: Some of these kids wait in it like 155, 160, one kid was 175 and one girl quit immediately, the other girl stayed and played for the rest of the year and she wasn't like a kicker or anything. 07:29.483 --> 07:36.267 [SPEAKER_11]: This was a real position player, but I don't understand the point if I'm gonna choose getting obliterated out there. 07:36.887 --> 07:38.808 [SPEAKER_11]: just absolutely fucking obliterated out there. 07:38.968 --> 07:43.209 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, some of it, you know, is just like they like playing the sport and there's not an alternative. 07:43.509 --> 07:45.290 [SPEAKER_09]: There's not enough girls playing it somewhere else for them to do it, you know. 07:45.310 --> 07:45.410 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 07:45.430 --> 07:46.890 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, I asked one of the dads and he gave me the same rundown. 07:46.930 --> 07:53.392 [SPEAKER_11]: He said, look, it, it, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it 07:53.512 --> 07:56.833 [SPEAKER_11]: daughter loves playing mind receiver and flag football. 07:56.873 --> 07:58.593 [SPEAKER_11]: This is on the flag football team. 07:58.874 --> 08:00.354 [SPEAKER_11]: You know, she can't get hit. 08:00.434 --> 08:02.915 [SPEAKER_11]: She can't get anything, but she can catch and she can play. 08:02.955 --> 08:04.075 [SPEAKER_11]: And I was like, all right, that's cool. 08:04.135 --> 08:10.917 [SPEAKER_11]: But you know, you're going up against bigger kids and and dudes and all that other stuff. 08:11.017 --> 08:11.117 [SPEAKER_11]: And 08:12.942 --> 08:14.063 [SPEAKER_11]: This isn't very competitive. 08:14.183 --> 08:16.325 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, the team was just getting housed, right? 08:17.045 --> 08:29.455 [SPEAKER_11]: And for me as a coach, and I'm sure there's a million you guys out there listening right now, who've had the same situation, you look at it and you're like, why would you even put your daughter into this when you know the rest of the team is now going to lose? 08:30.256 --> 08:32.438 [SPEAKER_11]: I'd like, I just don't understand that aspect of it. 08:32.798 --> 08:38.563 [SPEAKER_11]: Because you are playing playoffs and championships and all that stuff at this age, and you're trying to get them ready from middle school and high school. 08:39.544 --> 08:40.324 [SPEAKER_11]: So why? 08:41.305 --> 08:48.426 [SPEAKER_11]: fuck up an entire team just because you want to prove something to somebody else, like I've never really understood that. 08:49.407 --> 08:51.907 [SPEAKER_11]: I have a daughter, I would never let her play in those leaks. 08:52.367 --> 08:53.847 [SPEAKER_11]: Never, it's just not close. 08:53.947 --> 08:54.788 [SPEAKER_11]: It's not competitive. 08:55.388 --> 08:57.168 [SPEAKER_11]: So I don't understand it. 08:57.988 --> 09:04.769 [SPEAKER_11]: This WNBA shift that's going on right now and then back in the trends and we talked about yesterday that the trends kids 09:09.628 --> 09:13.813 [SPEAKER_11]: If you really want that to happen, we can make that happen. 09:15.334 --> 09:16.596 [SPEAKER_11]: It just wouldn't be fun to watch. 09:19.079 --> 09:20.580 [SPEAKER_11]: You put a wig on a bra and it's over. 09:20.741 --> 09:21.481 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm sorry, it's over. 09:21.642 --> 09:23.664 [SPEAKER_09]: It would be fun to watch, actually. 09:23.804 --> 09:25.926 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, that would end at a bait forever. 09:26.167 --> 09:26.907 [SPEAKER_09]: It would end the league. 09:28.117 --> 09:28.557 [SPEAKER_09]: You think so? 09:29.218 --> 09:32.579 [SPEAKER_09]: Watching the two compared to one another would make the other one unlogeable. 09:32.620 --> 09:32.840 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 09:32.940 --> 09:33.700 [SPEAKER_11]: I think so too. 09:34.040 --> 09:39.283 [SPEAKER_11]: And by the way, the WNBA, if it weren't for Caitlyn Clark, would have already been unlogeable. 09:39.743 --> 09:42.685 [SPEAKER_11]: It would have had no private jets, it would have had no salary increase. 09:42.705 --> 09:43.606 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, it's still nothing. 09:43.666 --> 09:44.586 [SPEAKER_09]: It's still unlogeable. 09:45.226 --> 09:45.887 [SPEAKER_11]: Yes, it is. 09:46.207 --> 09:52.390 [SPEAKER_11]: But I've never seen a league go out of their way to kill all the momentum and the money and everything else. 09:52.711 --> 09:54.271 [SPEAKER_11]: Granted, they signed it 11-year deal. 09:54.392 --> 09:54.832 [SPEAKER_11]: And I guess. 09:56.464 --> 10:01.391 [SPEAKER_11]: The commissioner feels empowered by that behind the scenes of like, well, we got an 11 year deal, fuck it. 10:01.411 --> 10:08.561 [SPEAKER_11]: We can kind of do and say whatever we want, and it was $3.1 billion that ESPN spends on the WNBA. 10:08.861 --> 10:11.705 [SPEAKER_11]: Go to that, that other chick right there, right there. 10:11.725 --> 10:13.568 [SPEAKER_11]: Boom, play this video as well here. 10:16.372 --> 10:34.878 [SPEAKER_04]: I know you don't have the fever again in the regular season, but coming out of the break, one of the big news stories has been, so if you're cutting him, and the protests for her and protests against her, and they had a national televised game today in Cheryl, you know, or a shirt, and it's just a conversation. 10:34.898 --> 10:37.059 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm wondering, what do you think about it? 10:37.119 --> 10:39.120 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you think that's good for the league? 10:39.140 --> 10:41.701 [SPEAKER_04]: Does it, does it detract from the basketball? 10:41.761 --> 10:41.981 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it, 10:47.031 --> 10:48.695 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you for that question. 10:48.715 --> 10:51.583 [SPEAKER_12]: I think just in terms of 10:55.100 --> 11:01.201 [SPEAKER_12]: How I'm seeing it is, if I get answer, it's like, for me sports is about belonging. 11:02.562 --> 11:03.582 [SPEAKER_12]: It's about inclusivity. 11:04.422 --> 11:07.503 [SPEAKER_12]: It's about allowing everyone to be their authentic self. 11:08.783 --> 11:14.785 [SPEAKER_12]: You know, I'm big on that just because I have been criticized for my height, for my ethnicity. 11:16.125 --> 11:19.346 [SPEAKER_12]: I've been in those, you shouldn't belong here many times. 11:20.206 --> 11:22.266 [SPEAKER_12]: And for me, I don't want that space, 11:25.989 --> 11:31.122 [SPEAKER_12]: So I'm all about women, little girls deserving to play, and that includes trans women. 11:31.723 --> 11:33.046 [SPEAKER_12]: So I'm all about inclusivity. 11:34.710 --> 11:37.031 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, what the fuck is she talking about? 11:37.091 --> 11:38.011 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 11:38.671 --> 11:44.333 [SPEAKER_09]: I've been discriminated for my height as I've tried to enter the NBA Yeah, yeah, anger race and my race. 11:44.353 --> 11:49.274 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, and the fact that I used the end word from time to time Okay, you still a lot of time. 11:49.294 --> 11:55.216 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I mean, that's a matter of perspective isn't it sure that's subjective sure a lot What does a lot mean cool right? 11:55.716 --> 11:58.116 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, it's for the coup it's 114 for me. 11:58.176 --> 11:58.577 [SPEAKER_11]: It's nine. 11:59.017 --> 12:00.217 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, I remember per day 12:00.857 --> 12:04.280 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, that's, that's N, uh, P, uh, H. Okay, yeah. 12:04.300 --> 12:06.102 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, and words per hour there. 12:06.162 --> 12:09.364 [SPEAKER_09]: N, P, H, uh, so, uh, not Neil Patrick Harris, obviously. 12:09.384 --> 12:10.385 [SPEAKER_11]: No, no, I love him. 12:10.605 --> 12:11.266 [SPEAKER_09]: Brilliant actor. 12:11.306 --> 12:13.047 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, he is probably never said the end word. 12:13.368 --> 12:13.508 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, 12:21.844 --> 12:22.805 [SPEAKER_09]: Look, I don't know what he says. 12:24.326 --> 12:24.827 [SPEAKER_09]: Nice guy. 12:24.867 --> 12:28.150 [SPEAKER_11]: Closed doors, him and his gay husband just screaming at each other. 12:28.971 --> 12:30.572 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, yeah, there's bar space. 12:30.953 --> 12:32.194 [SPEAKER_09]: Anything's possible, right? 12:33.094 --> 12:34.416 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, yeah. 12:34.816 --> 12:39.280 [SPEAKER_09]: No, there's, uh, like, sports is about inclusivity. 12:39.360 --> 12:40.922 [SPEAKER_09]: No, sports is about winning. 12:41.082 --> 12:41.262 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 12:42.025 --> 12:47.310 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a sports is an incubator for young people. 12:47.330 --> 12:50.793 [SPEAKER_09]: This is the point of youth sports, especially. 12:51.213 --> 12:53.795 [SPEAKER_09]: It's an incubator to put young kids into a... 12:58.200 --> 13:04.126 [SPEAKER_09]: a low consequence environment where it's a hierarchy, right? 13:04.667 --> 13:11.113 [SPEAKER_09]: So they can learn to see who they are and who they want to be more importantly inside that hierarchy because that's what life is. 13:11.614 --> 13:12.555 [SPEAKER_09]: Life is a hierarchy. 13:12.915 --> 13:15.078 [SPEAKER_09]: You're going to be a winner or you're going to be a fucking loser. 13:15.118 --> 13:15.318 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 13:16.129 --> 13:21.111 [SPEAKER_09]: That's it and you can you can win on a lot of different levels and you can lose on a lot of different levels, right? 13:21.512 --> 13:23.452 [SPEAKER_09]: And you have to be okay with both of those things. 13:23.713 --> 13:27.254 [SPEAKER_09]: Otherwise, you will become a loser on the whole. 13:27.814 --> 13:37.299 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's the whole point of sports is to be meritocratic to like sort winners from losers and push people who are currently losers and to being winners. 13:37.659 --> 13:40.981 [SPEAKER_09]: Teach winners how to lose gracefully, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. 13:41.001 --> 13:43.322 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not about inclusivity, that's fucking stupid. 13:44.262 --> 13:45.623 [SPEAKER_09]: What the fuck are you talking about? 13:45.763 --> 13:46.163 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't know. 13:46.223 --> 13:48.684 [SPEAKER_09]: Like, ah, we need a guy in a wheelchair on the team. 13:49.504 --> 13:49.885 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 13:49.905 --> 13:50.705 [SPEAKER_09]: Man, do we? 13:51.405 --> 13:51.685 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 13:51.825 --> 13:55.407 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a, there's a completely separate, uh, Olympics. 13:56.367 --> 13:57.448 [SPEAKER_09]: Para for tards. 13:57.588 --> 13:57.988 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 13:58.028 --> 14:01.490 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I mean physical, physical, physical and brain tards. 14:01.710 --> 14:03.110 [SPEAKER_09]: Both versions. 14:03.711 --> 14:04.591 [SPEAKER_09]: Is there a third version? 14:05.892 --> 14:06.572 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, not sure. 14:06.752 --> 14:07.432 [SPEAKER_11]: When there should be. 14:07.632 --> 14:08.633 [SPEAKER_09]: Uncreate tards. 14:09.113 --> 14:11.214 [SPEAKER_09]: Sex tards are people who think they're the other sex. 14:11.314 --> 14:12.194 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a sex tard. 14:12.274 --> 14:12.755 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 14:12.775 --> 14:13.335 [SPEAKER_11]: They think that. 14:13.635 --> 14:38.283 [SPEAKER_09]: Now they do you think so they think they're the other sex that's that's a man that thinks it's a woman All right, and vice versa those are sex tards and Make a separate league for them You know if you if you'd like it so much this is the same test that people have been running on the WMBA for years name five teams or shut the fuck up Oh, I can know my name three, I think 14:39.292 --> 14:41.654 [SPEAKER_09]: That's about people that say they're fucking fans for maybe. 14:41.974 --> 14:44.236 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like no name, name, name, five teams. 14:44.316 --> 14:46.398 [SPEAKER_09]: Name, name, five players. 14:47.639 --> 14:48.219 [SPEAKER_11]: I can't do that. 14:48.259 --> 14:50.141 [SPEAKER_11]: Most, I can name, I can name four. 14:50.161 --> 14:52.243 [SPEAKER_11]: I feel like this is name that tune. 14:52.303 --> 14:53.263 [SPEAKER_11]: I could name four. 14:54.239 --> 15:03.186 [SPEAKER_11]: Sabrina for ENSQ don't even add a pronounce that so I can't one Clark so if he cutting him Asia Wilson and Angel Reese. 15:03.587 --> 15:04.047 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, there we go. 15:04.147 --> 15:17.558 [SPEAKER_11]: That's a Kelsey Plum five five, but yeah, but because she was topless yeah, but like oh wait, where now it's she was covered I mean it was it was a nice it was a nice thing yeah anyways 15:18.988 --> 15:23.314 [SPEAKER_09]: The same thing about trans stuff, make them a league, and then you go watch it. 15:24.055 --> 15:26.899 [SPEAKER_09]: If they deserve it so much, use your money to fund that. 15:26.999 --> 15:27.240 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 15:27.680 --> 15:28.842 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 15:28.982 --> 15:31.386 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not a human right if it costs somebody else's labor. 15:33.495 --> 15:33.795 [SPEAKER_11]: and money. 15:34.335 --> 15:36.076 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, that's the point of labor. 15:36.136 --> 15:36.636 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, right. 15:37.436 --> 15:39.797 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, yeah, this is just gay retarded nonsense. 15:40.398 --> 15:44.539 [SPEAKER_11]: But why, why is this the, I mean, this is going to a bigger overall theme. 15:44.779 --> 15:47.240 [SPEAKER_11]: Why is this the hill that everybody wants to die on? 15:47.800 --> 15:48.861 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, because they're communists. 15:49.701 --> 15:52.423 [SPEAKER_11]: But I mean, we've said these numbers on the show a million times. 15:52.463 --> 15:55.785 [SPEAKER_11]: What is it 0.003% of the population are trans? 15:56.366 --> 15:58.587 [SPEAKER_11]: So why are we dying on this hill? 15:58.687 --> 16:02.049 [SPEAKER_11]: And we've already seen what happens when men get in a women's sports. 16:02.069 --> 16:04.051 [SPEAKER_11]: They beat the shit out of them. 16:04.111 --> 16:04.691 [SPEAKER_11]: Lea Thomas. 16:05.312 --> 16:07.353 [SPEAKER_11]: So we already saw the results of that. 16:07.393 --> 16:09.674 [SPEAKER_11]: That chick dude in the Olympics. 16:10.741 --> 16:11.701 [SPEAKER_11]: from Iran. 16:11.862 --> 16:12.262 [SPEAKER_11]: Remember that? 16:13.062 --> 16:16.764 [SPEAKER_11]: Not that beat the Christ out of those women in one the gold medal. 16:17.564 --> 16:19.085 [SPEAKER_11]: We already saw what happens there. 16:19.785 --> 16:23.627 [SPEAKER_11]: So you sang this over and over again like this woman of the press conference. 16:24.067 --> 16:29.829 [SPEAKER_11]: Unless you're going to do something about it and actually played dudes shut up, like just shut the fuck up. 16:30.389 --> 16:32.090 [SPEAKER_11]: And also it is the WNBA. 16:32.330 --> 16:33.371 [SPEAKER_11]: Change the W then. 16:33.971 --> 16:34.511 [SPEAKER_11]: If you want more 16:39.675 --> 16:40.015 [SPEAKER_11]: B-A. 16:40.215 --> 16:42.657 [SPEAKER_09]: Wait, what is the end and end B-A stand for? 16:42.837 --> 16:43.217 [SPEAKER_09]: National. 16:43.798 --> 16:43.938 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh. 16:44.238 --> 16:45.739 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 16:45.879 --> 16:47.360 [SPEAKER_09]: That explains the reaction. 16:47.440 --> 16:48.161 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 16:48.361 --> 16:48.561 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 16:48.581 --> 16:49.302 [SPEAKER_11]: Sound a little bit. 16:49.862 --> 16:51.964 [SPEAKER_11]: So I was thinking about this, too. 16:52.984 --> 16:54.065 [SPEAKER_11]: Besides the... 16:55.486 --> 16:57.548 [SPEAKER_11]: Battle of the Sexes, which was famous. 16:57.568 --> 17:00.170 [SPEAKER_11]: It was Bobby Riggs versus Billy Jean King. 17:01.330 --> 17:05.834 [SPEAKER_11]: In the 70s, remember watching a doc on it, maybe five or six years ago? 17:06.474 --> 17:08.616 [SPEAKER_11]: Look up the ages, though, Luke, on Google. 17:09.156 --> 17:12.999 [SPEAKER_11]: I think Bobby Riggs was like 57 years old or something like that, retired. 17:13.700 --> 17:17.042 [SPEAKER_11]: And Billy Jean King was still playing in her prime. 17:17.142 --> 17:19.104 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I mean, she even says this today. 17:19.164 --> 17:21.626 [SPEAKER_09]: She's Billy Jean King, who is super straight. 17:24.650 --> 17:25.331 [SPEAKER_09]: So it was Lindsey Graham. 17:25.531 --> 17:27.073 [SPEAKER_09]: What, what, I don't have finish. 17:27.253 --> 17:28.534 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, yeah, she is. 17:28.554 --> 17:29.996 [SPEAKER_10]: She is a aggressively straight. 17:30.136 --> 17:33.900 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, she's, she's, she's like, not anti-trans. 17:33.920 --> 17:35.341 [SPEAKER_09]: She's like, dude, go play your own thing. 17:36.322 --> 17:44.851 [SPEAKER_09]: There are quite a few thing sports, if you want to call that or athletic competition that women are better at, by the way. 17:45.623 --> 17:54.628 [SPEAKER_11]: we can get to that place as well such as what like i'm looking at billiard jing king so she was twenty nine so she was in a prime uh... bobby rigs was fifty five years old 17:56.040 --> 18:01.041 [SPEAKER_11]: And it looked like he was barely playing like he was in on the bed just so it would go longer. 18:01.141 --> 18:04.082 [SPEAKER_11]: But it's not going to be something like that. 18:04.322 --> 18:07.803 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, we have what what what can a woman actually beat a man in? 18:08.443 --> 18:13.525 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, well, I can tell you what they have beat men in ultra endurance sports, not always. 18:13.565 --> 18:23.888 [SPEAKER_09]: So it's not that women in general are better, but they have lighter bones and higher endurance muscle endurance and a lot of cases if it's in a lead level athlete, right? 18:23.928 --> 18:24.768 [SPEAKER_11]: But what about the times? 18:24.908 --> 18:25.968 [SPEAKER_09]: to the time, say that Luke? 18:26.028 --> 18:31.770 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh yeah, somebody, what's that long race in the Moan? 18:31.950 --> 18:33.371 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh yeah, I know what you're talking about. 18:33.391 --> 18:34.771 [SPEAKER_09]: It's 240, 50 mile or anything. 18:34.911 --> 18:37.532 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, it's that a woman who's got the record over a dude. 18:37.812 --> 18:43.394 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm pretty, I don't know if she's got the record, but a couple of years ago a woman wanted against all the dudes. 18:43.554 --> 18:44.415 [SPEAKER_09]: What's her name, Courtney? 18:44.635 --> 18:46.255 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, Courtney, the Walter. 18:48.421 --> 18:54.407 [SPEAKER_08]: And lead female runners like Courtney DeWalter have occasionally won overall open divisions beating all male competitors. 18:54.907 --> 19:03.916 [SPEAKER_08]: This is due to female physiology, physical logical edge in fat metabolism for fuel and high resistance to fatigue. 19:04.216 --> 19:22.476 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, so there are there's there's there's other things like that to thermal regulation like they don't overheat as much as dudes do in a in a high endurance competition like that now if you add Mountains to it where the muscle mass of the leg comes into play obviously that changes things but for 19:23.817 --> 19:42.563 [SPEAKER_09]: for flat brown running and hot like ultramarathon stuff which is what Evans wife used to do women very frequently beat man not not winning the women's division but like the overall they won Moab a number of times and then there's some precision sports too like 19:44.799 --> 19:46.740 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, shooting rifle shooting. 19:47.440 --> 19:47.761 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 19:47.781 --> 19:52.443 [SPEAKER_09]: The Olympic rifle shooting women have been able to beat men in that before as well. 19:53.403 --> 19:54.584 [SPEAKER_09]: Is this one of them right here, Luke? 19:55.464 --> 19:55.985 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 19:56.005 --> 19:56.705 [SPEAKER_09]: What the fuck? 19:57.045 --> 19:57.926 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, listen, man. 19:57.946 --> 19:59.786 [SPEAKER_08]: People who weird shit in the shooting have you? 19:59.806 --> 20:00.007 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 20:00.027 --> 20:01.127 [SPEAKER_11]: Have you seen what they're doing? 20:01.147 --> 20:01.687 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm not shooting. 20:01.707 --> 20:02.728 [SPEAKER_09]: But I didn't see this. 20:02.868 --> 20:03.528 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 20:03.688 --> 20:04.229 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, dude. 20:04.269 --> 20:06.690 [SPEAKER_11]: It's gotten so fucking crazy now. 20:07.030 --> 20:09.631 [SPEAKER_11]: This is what I saw when I watched it. 20:09.671 --> 20:10.592 [SPEAKER_11]: So I actually watched it. 20:11.132 --> 20:12.913 [SPEAKER_11]: I watch everything during the Olympics. 20:12.973 --> 20:13.893 [SPEAKER_11]: I love the Olympics. 20:14.393 --> 20:23.837 [SPEAKER_11]: And I look at this shit and I'm like, man, the only guy, I remember that guy, that's why everybody would love that guy from Turkey because he just walked out and he was like, he had nothing on his face, nothing, and just fucking won. 20:24.057 --> 20:27.139 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, he had had quite a bit to drink that morning. 20:27.159 --> 20:28.859 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it was still even better. 20:29.140 --> 20:30.040 [SPEAKER_11]: But yeah, look at this shit. 20:30.260 --> 20:34.422 [SPEAKER_11]: Look at all the shit that's on these people's heads, just for these competitions. 20:35.098 --> 20:36.019 [SPEAKER_08]: This one's not as crazy. 20:36.039 --> 20:38.401 [SPEAKER_08]: I guess all of us, the shit, what's that rig there? 20:38.421 --> 20:40.383 [SPEAKER_09]: What's that site, Dan? 20:40.403 --> 20:56.857 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, she's got a front, I don't know what the rules are for this, but that rear part is a rear site post and then she's got a, um, uh, I can't remember what the freight the name for it is, but it's, um, uh, a closed front site post kind of like on an MP5 MP5 has a ring. 20:58.738 --> 21:00.318 [SPEAKER_09]: ring front side post. 21:00.719 --> 21:03.780 [SPEAKER_09]: So it's like a circle with a little line right there. 21:04.140 --> 21:06.602 [SPEAKER_09]: What about what was that device for her chin? 21:07.082 --> 21:08.062 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a cheek stock. 21:08.663 --> 21:09.083 [SPEAKER_09]: That's it. 21:09.203 --> 21:10.924 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean that so it's adjustable. 21:11.744 --> 21:13.925 [SPEAKER_09]: I've got one of those on my hunting rifle. 21:14.966 --> 21:17.047 [SPEAKER_09]: So I can push the stock up a little bit. 21:17.727 --> 21:21.789 [SPEAKER_09]: So when I'm, I use a variable scope, right? 21:21.829 --> 21:24.330 [SPEAKER_09]: Variable scope means it goes from 5x all the way up to 24x. 21:24.370 --> 21:29.093 [SPEAKER_09]: So if I'm shooting something out at like 8, 900 meters, I'm going all the way up to 24. 21:29.613 --> 21:44.040 [SPEAKER_09]: Now that makes the gun a lot more sensitive to movement because you're so focused in and then two, it changes the position of my, I'm not going to get a technical terms because I don't know what we'll talk about. 21:44.360 --> 21:47.102 [SPEAKER_09]: But it changes the eye relief, right? 21:47.342 --> 21:55.406 [SPEAKER_09]: Like the amount of space I am from the optic and the level position of my face behind the optic changes a little bit. 21:55.767 --> 21:58.868 [SPEAKER_09]: And you'll start to get like these off-center black spots. 21:59.309 --> 22:02.551 [SPEAKER_09]: If you don't get it in the right place, you can adjust your stock well done. 22:02.571 --> 22:04.592 [SPEAKER_11]: Now why would a woman be able to be a man in this? 22:06.929 --> 22:07.330 [SPEAKER_11]: What do you mean? 22:07.950 --> 22:09.592 [SPEAKER_11]: What's the significance there? 22:09.712 --> 22:14.198 [SPEAKER_11]: What do they have that's different than men that they're able to compete in events like this? 22:14.979 --> 22:20.826 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, one, it doesn't take into account any event with precision like that, they're going to have. 22:22.893 --> 22:28.655 [SPEAKER_09]: they're going to it's going to be it's going to level the playing field because precision doesn't require muscle mass right. 22:29.575 --> 22:40.658 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the that's the main thing so it levels it I would say it levels it more than anything men don't have any inherent physical advantage in that so it's all about who's trained the hardest or has the best skill set and strategy right. 22:41.598 --> 22:43.178 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, I wouldn't say they're better at it. 22:43.939 --> 22:48.600 [SPEAKER_09]: There are some there are some sports 22:50.777 --> 22:56.361 [SPEAKER_09]: that are precision like a question and stuff that women can do a bit better than men sometimes, right? 22:57.382 --> 23:11.473 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, for the same reason that we use midgets for jockies, lower bone density, lower muscle mass, stuff like that, where the muscle mass doesn't come into play on the performance side, that kind of equals or even's the playing field. 23:12.074 --> 23:13.655 [SPEAKER_09]: And comedically, it's pretty funny. 23:13.815 --> 23:16.778 [SPEAKER_09]: It is, but men and women compete directly against each other 23:21.624 --> 23:28.015 [SPEAKER_09]: Like there's been, I don't know, you could probably look it up, at women have won a lot of the overall competitions and these horse events. 23:28.035 --> 23:31.541 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, for a question and shit like that, yeah, with their bodies are lighter. 23:32.363 --> 23:34.967 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, so I mean, it depends on the sport you're playing. 23:36.103 --> 23:40.366 [SPEAKER_11]: All right, Anthony, we got some sponsors to put this shit wag, you know, on the air. 23:41.027 --> 23:43.689 [SPEAKER_11]: The first one I told you dude, I was going to reach out to it. 23:43.709 --> 23:52.456 [SPEAKER_11]: I was like, fuck, we talked about calcium in the show every fucking day, um, including today's show for Chris X, and, uh, yeah, they were like, we're down, dude. 23:52.516 --> 23:58.941 [SPEAKER_11]: I was like, we talked about you all the time when we talked about politics, uh, we make predictions every single day about politics. 23:59.681 --> 24:03.766 [SPEAKER_11]: pop culture, the economy, the biggest stories in the headlines. 24:04.286 --> 24:07.690 [SPEAKER_11]: Calcy is America's number one prediction market platform. 24:08.271 --> 24:13.396 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's you trade those predictions in a live market, kind of like the stock markets. 24:14.197 --> 24:15.839 [SPEAKER_11]: U.S. elections. 24:15.899 --> 24:16.059 [SPEAKER_11]: Will 24:17.300 --> 24:27.384 [SPEAKER_11]: So-and-so, and let's say tonight, L-L-Sight will this L-Sight guide win tonight's in the Senate election up a Michigan right now. 24:28.464 --> 24:30.345 [SPEAKER_11]: He's currently trading at what? 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31:41.647 --> 31:41.867 [SPEAKER_11]: Right. 31:42.648 --> 31:45.189 [SPEAKER_11]: Like I couldn't see last row of low peasant on a horse. 31:45.309 --> 31:46.609 [SPEAKER_11]: I'd love to see it last row. 31:47.029 --> 31:47.990 [SPEAKER_11]: Be happy to pay for it. 31:48.050 --> 31:51.191 [SPEAKER_11]: But yeah, I couldn't see him doing it. 31:51.411 --> 31:54.052 [SPEAKER_11]: But it also got me thinking like, you know, what else? 31:55.417 --> 31:59.902 [SPEAKER_11]: What else can a fuckin' woman beat a man at? 32:01.864 --> 32:03.086 [SPEAKER_11]: You mean like non-sports? 32:04.007 --> 32:04.307 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 32:05.337 --> 32:06.518 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, what is, what is that? 32:06.538 --> 32:07.818 [SPEAKER_11]: It's a pretty good having kids. 32:08.398 --> 32:09.919 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, they are pretty very good. 32:09.999 --> 32:12.100 [SPEAKER_11]: But there's a pregnant man emoji still. 32:12.821 --> 32:14.622 [SPEAKER_11]: So obviously, we can do that. 32:14.782 --> 32:17.163 [SPEAKER_11]: It's only about a time before we catch up there, too. 32:17.223 --> 32:20.144 [SPEAKER_11]: They would not have made that emoji if it was not possible. 32:20.324 --> 32:20.524 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay. 32:20.544 --> 32:21.965 [SPEAKER_11]: And it's still existing my iPhone. 32:22.625 --> 32:23.946 [SPEAKER_11]: So it's there, right? 32:24.626 --> 32:26.747 [SPEAKER_11]: That pregnant man did from Oprah. 32:27.528 --> 32:28.888 [SPEAKER_11]: I'll never pull him up, Blue. 32:28.908 --> 32:29.689 [SPEAKER_11]: Have you ever seen this guy? 32:30.399 --> 32:32.820 [SPEAKER_11]: The pregnant man from Oprah is my favorite. 32:33.240 --> 32:35.160 [SPEAKER_11]: We probably pulled this up once twice a year. 32:35.540 --> 32:36.261 [SPEAKER_11]: Wait, is it Arnold? 32:37.281 --> 32:37.701 [SPEAKER_11]: I wish. 32:38.121 --> 32:39.301 [SPEAKER_09]: Didn't he get pregnant in the movie? 32:39.581 --> 32:40.762 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, that was just a junior. 32:40.822 --> 32:42.422 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, James, one of his best films. 32:44.063 --> 32:44.543 [SPEAKER_10]: There he is. 32:45.343 --> 32:46.183 [SPEAKER_10]: Look at him holding it. 32:46.363 --> 32:47.063 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, right there. 32:47.624 --> 32:48.504 [SPEAKER_11]: At bottom, right one. 32:49.244 --> 32:50.484 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh, look at Oprah holding it. 32:51.685 --> 32:52.705 [SPEAKER_11]: Oprah's got a little thing on. 32:52.745 --> 32:53.685 [SPEAKER_11]: Wait, is this chas? 32:54.305 --> 32:55.646 [SPEAKER_11]: No, this isn't chas bono. 32:55.826 --> 32:56.906 [SPEAKER_11]: Chas has never had a baby. 32:59.390 --> 33:00.250 [SPEAKER_09]: Where are they now? 33:00.630 --> 33:01.290 [SPEAKER_09]: Two's day 10. 33:01.310 --> 33:05.211 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, look at that little fucker dude. 33:05.631 --> 33:08.892 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, go back to the pictures too. 33:08.952 --> 33:11.813 [SPEAKER_11]: Show them at the third trimester because it gets crazy. 33:12.213 --> 33:12.513 [SPEAKER_11]: Blue. 33:14.433 --> 33:15.373 [SPEAKER_11]: Yep, that one right there. 33:16.794 --> 33:25.035 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's just a woman with a, uh, uh, with a beard. 33:25.535 --> 33:26.356 [SPEAKER_09]: And now wild. 33:26.836 --> 33:27.956 [SPEAKER_09]: How do you grow the beard then? 33:30.336 --> 33:31.296 [SPEAKER_09]: Dan, how do you grow the beard? 33:32.557 --> 33:33.497 [SPEAKER_09]: They take hormones. 33:34.778 --> 33:37.499 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, if you've never seen a female, do you know, fuck up the baby? 33:37.519 --> 33:40.120 [SPEAKER_09]: Trans, I would, yeah, probably, 100%. 33:41.401 --> 33:42.641 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, shit, dude. 33:43.141 --> 33:45.282 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, this dude had two babies. 33:46.443 --> 33:47.763 [SPEAKER_11]: Coop, two kids. 33:48.184 --> 33:49.604 [SPEAKER_11]: Two of them, I thought it was just one. 33:49.644 --> 33:51.745 [SPEAKER_11]: No, no, gross. 33:51.765 --> 33:52.766 [SPEAKER_11]: They might have three now. 33:52.786 --> 33:55.727 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's see this man going to pregnant, gave birth to three children just three years. 33:55.747 --> 33:56.167 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, three. 33:56.627 --> 33:58.168 [SPEAKER_11]: So I was in, I was in correct, three of them. 33:59.583 --> 34:00.043 [SPEAKER_11]: Look at that. 34:00.804 --> 34:09.608 [SPEAKER_10]: Look at these happy, happy fuckers right here in that nice, beautiful, beautiful, every day we drift further and further from God. 34:09.648 --> 34:13.189 [SPEAKER_11]: We sure do, don't wait, but what else? 34:13.210 --> 34:21.313 [SPEAKER_11]: You've always said special operations as far as tactical stuff like game planning and all that other 34:30.994 --> 34:32.275 [SPEAKER_09]: women tend to be better at it. 34:32.435 --> 34:39.902 [SPEAKER_09]: At least from my perspective, Kent's wife, Shane and Kent, yeah. 34:40.503 --> 34:44.607 [SPEAKER_09]: And Sarah Adams are two notable ones. 34:44.827 --> 34:48.230 [SPEAKER_09]: She and Sarah was in Benghazi working on that agency team. 34:48.811 --> 34:51.333 [SPEAKER_09]: But there's, there's many such cases. 34:53.415 --> 34:54.596 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, create many such cases. 34:55.217 --> 35:11.950 [SPEAKER_09]: Case officers, people that are developing human contacts tend to trend more male, but the collections, the collections and analysis, I've always had a lot more success with female intelligence analysts. 35:11.990 --> 35:14.633 [SPEAKER_09]: That's my personal opinion, though, and I think it's because 35:17.086 --> 35:20.827 [SPEAKER_09]: their sleuth brain is just better than men's. 35:21.467 --> 35:21.967 [SPEAKER_09]: You know what I mean? 35:22.007 --> 35:23.908 [SPEAKER_09]: They like who watches play row? 35:24.328 --> 35:26.589 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not dudes that we don't watch that. 35:26.609 --> 35:27.669 [SPEAKER_09]: Who watches true crime? 35:27.789 --> 35:28.689 [SPEAKER_09]: That's women, right? 35:28.729 --> 35:29.110 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 35:29.170 --> 35:37.272 [SPEAKER_09]: I just I think their brains are wired to uncovership like that where ours or wire like I mean Jordan Peterson says men care about things and women care about people. 35:37.772 --> 35:37.992 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 35:38.393 --> 35:38.533 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 35:38.553 --> 35:54.166 [SPEAKER_09]: So the idea of caring about people and being able to navigate those social situations and unpack how some how what somebody believes affects what they do is I think a probably better suited for for men are for women rather excuse me than women. 35:54.633 --> 36:09.545 [SPEAKER_10]: I've noticed that even with untrained women, like if I want to find something out about somebody that I personally know, I just passed their name along to my sister and within a few hours she'll have like family members names where they lived, like previous addresses, she can track anything down. 36:09.585 --> 36:12.547 [SPEAKER_10]: She's never had any sort of training, women are just good at that kind of shit. 36:12.888 --> 36:15.350 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, I'll say running studios. 36:16.916 --> 36:31.614 [SPEAKER_11]: It was too really fucking good when Sherry Lansing is still doing it says of project managers in general or not project unit production managers UPM they're primarily female oh 100% Shit speaking which the best one I ever worked with was Ryan Gosling sister 36:32.797 --> 36:33.638 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, Mandy. 36:34.158 --> 36:44.405 [SPEAKER_11]: I tried my we hired Mandy for two different movies and what do you think fans has to think what do you think makes women by the way Kansas is saying the organization I'll tell you in ten seconds. 36:44.486 --> 36:57.775 [SPEAKER_11]: It's organization The way that they're able to organize everything and plan out everything and think on their feet I think that is an excellent job and I tried to hire a win-ob woman for that position every single time 36:57.935 --> 37:05.620 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, a unique approach that they have for women in positions like that is they organize in terms of people as opposed to goals. 37:06.000 --> 37:11.523 [SPEAKER_10]: So they take more consideration when it comes to what the people are going to need, how to take care of them. 37:11.664 --> 37:14.425 [SPEAKER_10]: They're more focused on the caring aspect of it. 37:14.525 --> 37:16.406 [SPEAKER_10]: So they, yeah, they're just better. 37:17.427 --> 37:23.251 [SPEAKER_11]: And with our in particular, shooting care about fame or any of that other stuff, she went only went to things with her brother. 37:25.262 --> 37:29.384 [SPEAKER_11]: It was all about the project, business, money, aspect, like she was a gangster. 37:29.624 --> 37:30.805 [SPEAKER_11]: She was a fucking gangster dude. 37:31.105 --> 37:33.166 [SPEAKER_11]: And she was awesome at it. 37:33.186 --> 37:37.689 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, I would always try to fill those roles with women for sure. 37:38.309 --> 37:42.451 [SPEAKER_11]: Because mostly you're dealing with these fucking weird dudes who are department heads as well. 37:42.771 --> 37:46.814 [SPEAKER_11]: And I'm sure you know this, like fucking set builders and all this other stuff. 37:47.314 --> 37:50.496 [SPEAKER_11]: They're less likely to explode on a woman too. 37:50.916 --> 37:52.517 [SPEAKER_11]: Where they're gonna yell at them shit. 37:53.277 --> 38:01.545 [SPEAKER_11]: Truthfully, it shouldn't be on anybody, but I've always found that it diffuses the situation pretty quickly, but it's just like, okay, cool. 38:01.665 --> 38:04.788 [SPEAKER_11]: So there's a bunch of Hollywood jobs that I could name for sure. 38:05.129 --> 38:05.929 [SPEAKER_11]: Casting Directors. 38:07.513 --> 38:28.431 [SPEAKER_11]: uh... fucked dude i mean the position of script supervisor used a literally be called the script girl discreet yeah was just went and then they's they were like uh... that's offensive don't call us that and i was just like come on but again that's organization what about script or now that's been said numerous times on set and uh... they do not like it yeah they do not like it when you say that 38:28.611 --> 38:39.469 [SPEAKER_09]: Can't it says that men, some of the equine stuff are better, not because of the muscle, the, what I was referring to, it's not the leg muscle, it's the hip bones being positioned in a certain way. 38:40.940 --> 38:45.282 [SPEAKER_09]: They're ours are on either side of the spine, right? 38:45.322 --> 38:47.924 [SPEAKER_09]: Like, oh, God, God, God, God, God, God, and then we're better. 38:48.104 --> 38:49.525 [SPEAKER_09]: We're basically a tube, right? 38:49.865 --> 38:55.888 [SPEAKER_09]: So we can, we stay center of gravity better and they teeter. 38:56.268 --> 39:01.911 [SPEAKER_09]: So the ones that were required that, like, holding onto the animal, men would have a clear advantage. 39:02.091 --> 39:03.772 [SPEAKER_09]: Both muscular and hip bone was. 39:04.292 --> 39:08.455 [SPEAKER_09]: But yeah, that's the same thing I think about the intelligence community, I think, 39:10.745 --> 39:11.606 [SPEAKER_09]: I think that is it. 39:11.846 --> 39:18.069 [SPEAKER_09]: The organization and the people focused mentality just makes them better at it, you know. 39:18.190 --> 39:23.593 [SPEAKER_09]: And the organization skills and tracking things down, like, yeah, which is similar, you know? 39:23.753 --> 39:31.478 [SPEAKER_09]: The issue is you've got to find the right one because the recommendations part matters too. 39:31.978 --> 39:35.520 [SPEAKER_09]: Like you need a tough broad that's ready to hit the kill switch. 39:36.320 --> 39:37.241 [SPEAKER_09]: Right, you know what I mean? 39:37.281 --> 39:37.501 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 39:42.055 --> 39:54.960 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a lot of people who can do that type of work, but aren't willing to pass along the recommendation that the guy with laundry on his head needs to get a fucking J-dam dropped on it. 39:55.200 --> 39:56.021 [SPEAKER_09]: For example, right? 39:56.621 --> 39:58.682 [SPEAKER_09]: So it's a particular type of woman that's in that position. 39:59.202 --> 40:01.083 [SPEAKER_11]: I've had good female attorneys as well. 40:03.358 --> 40:05.318 [SPEAKER_10]: That's another one that I've had over the years. 40:05.418 --> 40:07.579 [SPEAKER_10]: There is nobody that can argue like a woman. 40:07.619 --> 40:18.742 [SPEAKER_10]: I even saw a billboard recently out and will not recently, but back in San Antonio, in between San Antonio and Bernie, there was a billboard for a female lawyer that just had heavy effort tried arguing with a woman before, and then I had her phone number underneath it. 40:18.762 --> 40:19.782 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm sure it did very well. 40:19.802 --> 40:21.482 [SPEAKER_10]: That's really fucking funny, man. 40:21.782 --> 40:23.022 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, well, I had a good one. 40:23.082 --> 40:25.023 [SPEAKER_11]: She hit, she ended up becoming out of a studio. 40:25.994 --> 40:31.618 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, many, many years later, but man, she was a fucking gangster and took no shit for anybody. 40:32.359 --> 40:39.584 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, but athletically, no, the answers, no, besides a couple of handfuls, sports, you just mentioned. 40:39.785 --> 40:39.985 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 40:40.565 --> 40:50.913 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, I mean, you're looking at baseball, no basketball, no soccer, no, uh, shit, weightlifting, no, uh, 40:52.720 --> 40:57.464 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, by the way, in behind the camera positions, the reason why they're not going on on sets is they can't lift shit. 40:58.325 --> 41:05.170 [SPEAKER_11]: So like the cameras are they used to the cameras used to be super fucking heavy in all that other shit, like they were exhausted. 41:05.210 --> 41:08.593 [SPEAKER_11]: Equipment, lighting, equipment, everything else, it's exhausting. 41:09.213 --> 41:16.299 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, all the female DPs that I ever worked with always had to have big like chest rigs and stuff to mount the camera to to carry it around. 41:16.319 --> 41:17.760 [SPEAKER_10]: That's heavy is unfarting. 41:17.820 --> 41:19.822 [SPEAKER_10]: I know, yep, drop it off to their first AC. 41:19.862 --> 41:20.502 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, exactly. 41:20.542 --> 41:21.143 [SPEAKER_10]: Which is a dude. 41:21.888 --> 41:23.149 [SPEAKER_11]: And then the dude has to carry it away. 41:23.309 --> 41:25.170 [SPEAKER_10]: Without fail, I don't think I've ever seen it. 41:25.450 --> 41:28.691 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm sure they're out there, but I've never worked with a female first AC. 41:28.991 --> 41:29.372 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, yeah. 41:29.392 --> 41:29.952 [SPEAKER_10]: I take that back. 41:30.032 --> 41:33.433 [SPEAKER_10]: One girl named Kaya, who was great at it, but I'm pretty sure she was batten for the other team. 41:34.014 --> 41:36.015 [SPEAKER_11]: Well, that's usually the case, right? 41:36.035 --> 41:37.215 [SPEAKER_11]: Is she a Polynesian? 41:37.836 --> 41:40.017 [SPEAKER_10]: No, no, super, super Irish white. 41:40.737 --> 41:41.497 [SPEAKER_10]: And her name was what? 41:42.138 --> 41:42.858 [SPEAKER_10]: Her name was Kaya. 41:42.878 --> 41:43.798 [SPEAKER_10]: Her parents were hippies. 41:44.379 --> 41:45.779 [SPEAKER_10]: They were on cocaine when they named her. 41:46.200 --> 41:46.680 [SPEAKER_10]: Interesting. 41:47.300 --> 41:49.201 [SPEAKER_11]: Interesting. 41:49.321 --> 41:50.802 [SPEAKER_11]: But yeah, even in film school, man, 41:51.790 --> 41:53.871 [SPEAKER_11]: There wasn't any, I wasn't one, one girl in there. 41:54.832 --> 41:58.715 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm trying to think maybe there was one, but she wanted to be a producer. 41:59.400 --> 42:00.961 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I couldn't even want it to be a director. 42:01.061 --> 42:04.683 [SPEAKER_10]: Crew position don't seem to be very common, but yeah, produce them. 42:04.723 --> 42:09.226 [SPEAKER_10]: I see a lot of women that want to be producers and directors, not very many of them want to be grips or daffers. 42:09.326 --> 42:10.147 [SPEAKER_10]: Give the carry shit. 42:10.167 --> 42:11.888 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I mean, those are hard fucking jobs. 42:11.928 --> 42:14.009 [SPEAKER_11]: No shit dude, that's manual labor. 42:14.429 --> 42:16.330 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, it's tough, man. 42:16.991 --> 42:21.634 [SPEAKER_11]: But other than that, the reason why I bring all this up is this eternal fight for it. 42:22.154 --> 42:28.078 [SPEAKER_11]: And hey, this equality and where the same, it's like, no, and I wish, I wish with everything inside of me, 42:29.182 --> 42:31.383 [SPEAKER_11]: the Las Vegas Aces would take this challenge. 42:32.024 --> 42:33.885 [SPEAKER_11]: I really do and just televised it. 42:33.945 --> 42:36.306 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't say we're done with this debate forever. 42:36.426 --> 42:39.127 [SPEAKER_09]: It'll never, it'll never have him because it can't. 42:39.247 --> 42:41.188 [SPEAKER_09]: It exposes the weakness of the position. 42:41.288 --> 42:41.668 [SPEAKER_09]: I agree. 42:41.749 --> 42:43.449 [SPEAKER_09]: That's, that's antithetical to, 42:44.790 --> 42:53.035 [SPEAKER_09]: postmodernism, which is what this says, right, and it's the current form as postmodernism, but this is always existed, collectivism is always existed. 42:53.455 --> 43:05.742 [SPEAKER_09]: This idea, even through all governments and the church up until the Protestant Reformation, the idea of unique identity is a problem for people in power. 43:06.603 --> 43:07.223 [SPEAKER_09]: it's a problem. 43:07.443 --> 43:20.631 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a problem that was articulated best, I think, during the Protestant Reformation, which is that you don't need a mediator between you and God. 43:22.272 --> 43:31.937 [SPEAKER_09]: This is why the Protestant Reformation is and always has been part and parcel with the human liberty movement. 43:35.223 --> 43:44.410 [SPEAKER_09]: You can trace it back to individual identity with Aristotle and that group of folks a little bit prior to that. 43:44.731 --> 43:49.234 [SPEAKER_09]: You can probably find it in the Hebrew idea of being made in the image of God, right? 43:49.815 --> 43:53.858 [SPEAKER_09]: This idea that we are all individuals but made in his image. 43:54.058 --> 43:59.682 [SPEAKER_09]: That it's the first time I think it was articulated if at least in something that made its way into Western culture. 44:01.480 --> 44:04.082 [SPEAKER_09]: And it became a big problem, right? 44:04.442 --> 44:23.237 [SPEAKER_09]: So instead of dissolving individual identity entirely, what the church did and what most governments did throughout the West, starting with Rome, and then going to all of Europe was put a mediator between man and God, that the priest, right? 44:24.138 --> 44:26.219 [SPEAKER_09]: Which there's no, there's absolutely no, 44:28.782 --> 44:31.523 [SPEAKER_09]: There's no biblical foundation for that. 44:31.563 --> 44:33.543 [SPEAKER_09]: There's nothing in the Bible that says that you have. 44:33.644 --> 44:38.125 [SPEAKER_09]: It says that you can pray for other people, right? 44:38.445 --> 44:39.865 [SPEAKER_09]: But not that I have to go to anybody. 44:40.566 --> 44:44.587 [SPEAKER_09]: As a matter of fact, Jesus said, no man come at them to the Father, but by me, right? 44:45.247 --> 44:45.987 [SPEAKER_09]: And that is most, 44:50.290 --> 45:00.484 [SPEAKER_09]: Most Protestant religious scholars take that to me that he carried on the priesthood that began with Aaron and at the time was held by a believer, man, they milk has a deck, something like that. 45:00.504 --> 45:03.488 [SPEAKER_09]: Can't remember the pronunciation, but the idea is this. 45:05.420 --> 45:06.101 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't need you. 45:06.822 --> 45:07.783 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't need the state. 45:08.124 --> 45:09.345 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't need central authority. 45:09.486 --> 45:12.189 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't need the church as an institution. 45:12.229 --> 45:14.412 [SPEAKER_09]: The church is the body of Christ. 45:14.452 --> 45:15.073 [SPEAKER_09]: It's the people. 45:15.113 --> 45:16.074 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not the building. 45:16.114 --> 45:17.156 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not the leadership. 45:17.637 --> 45:18.217 [SPEAKER_09]: It's the body. 45:18.838 --> 45:20.961 [SPEAKER_09]: And this was, again, 45:22.349 --> 45:37.219 [SPEAKER_09]: Part-end parcel to the human liberty movement because they said you don't need government anymore to tell you what to do is a matter of fact you've got individual rights because you are an individual, like groups don't have rights, they don't have responsibilities only individuals do. 45:38.119 --> 45:48.307 [SPEAKER_09]: And that was a big problem for institutional power and it still is in the way that they fought back against it, the way that they're currently fighting back against it is to turn you into a group and to a unit. 45:48.887 --> 45:55.112 [SPEAKER_09]: You're not Ross Patterson, you're a white guy that's been abused by people because of your whiteness and maelness. 45:55.832 --> 46:02.978 [SPEAKER_09]: Even on our side, even on the Republican white, Christian, whatever the fuck side, you've been reduced to an identity instead of an individual. 46:03.578 --> 46:09.765 [SPEAKER_09]: That is the whole fucking point of this argument, is to get people, I mean, it was easy for the left because they think that way anyways, right? 46:11.507 --> 46:17.173 [SPEAKER_09]: Just the toxic empathy is very easy to convince the collectivism is the right thing to do. 46:17.753 --> 46:22.879 [SPEAKER_09]: On the right, they had to make you feel under attack, despite the fact that we still run literally everything. 46:24.517 --> 46:28.681 [SPEAKER_09]: Most of the prominent fucking people, most of the rich people are all still white. 46:29.502 --> 46:30.863 [SPEAKER_09]: Lot of Christians involved too. 46:31.624 --> 46:36.288 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, it isn't to say that government doesn't routinely try to attack these people, these groups. 46:37.109 --> 46:39.051 [SPEAKER_09]: You're seeing it with the Smithsonian stuff right now. 46:40.692 --> 46:46.197 [SPEAKER_09]: As Trump continues to unpack this, it's like all this woke anti-white anti-American bullshit in there. 46:46.698 --> 46:47.499 [SPEAKER_09]: Fair enough, right? 46:47.539 --> 46:48.319 [SPEAKER_09]: That stuff exists. 46:49.040 --> 46:49.280 [SPEAKER_09]: But... 46:50.001 --> 46:51.462 [SPEAKER_09]: Does it affect your personal life? 46:51.983 --> 46:53.524 [SPEAKER_09]: Probably very little, right? 46:53.564 --> 46:58.587 [SPEAKER_09]: But we've been convinced now that we are oppressed as well. 46:59.948 --> 47:01.810 [SPEAKER_09]: And what's the solution to oppression? 47:02.811 --> 47:03.771 [SPEAKER_09]: You have to do two things. 47:03.791 --> 47:07.194 [SPEAKER_09]: You have to identify the oppressor and you have to fight against it, right? 47:07.614 --> 47:17.902 [SPEAKER_09]: And this gives the propagandist all the power over you that they will ever need, because they can tell you the oppressor is government or the Republicans or the Democrats or the fucking Jews or whoever else. 47:18.885 --> 47:20.626 [SPEAKER_09]: And then you're at that, you're at their mercy. 47:20.686 --> 47:21.707 [SPEAKER_09]: Now what do we do about it? 47:22.047 --> 47:35.616 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, if you've believed the overarching oppression, which is the state, it's the Republic is failed, blah, blah, blah, then you have now been placed in the same revolutionary mindset that the communist and postmodernists have been in for the last 200 years. 47:35.876 --> 47:38.518 [SPEAKER_09]: Congratulations, you fell for a fucking propaganda, right? 47:39.942 --> 47:40.342 [SPEAKER_09]: That's it. 47:40.583 --> 47:48.829 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the whole fucking point of all this is to reduce you from an individual with specific skills and traits to a group. 47:50.210 --> 47:52.412 [SPEAKER_09]: So that you as an individual have no more power. 47:52.752 --> 47:53.113 [SPEAKER_11]: That's it. 47:53.433 --> 47:58.577 [SPEAKER_11]: And as you were talking there, I was looking up on YouTube here, men versus women surprising. 47:58.597 --> 47:59.658 [SPEAKER_11]: There's a shit ton of videos. 48:00.078 --> 48:03.741 [SPEAKER_11]: So Luke, go to your Twitter DMs and pull up this one. 48:04.302 --> 48:07.905 [SPEAKER_11]: I found the 12 zero game on there. 48:08.245 --> 48:09.626 [SPEAKER_11]: And there you go. 48:12.442 --> 48:15.985 [SPEAKER_06]: This message is for Ryan Reynolds and Rob McLean. 48:16.245 --> 48:17.727 [SPEAKER_06]: Why you should be here right now? 48:17.747 --> 48:19.228 [SPEAKER_06]: I think you're swan, too. 48:19.488 --> 48:21.029 [SPEAKER_06]: You're team about to go to school. 48:21.450 --> 48:26.074 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, so this for some, yeah, they, these guys are all retired. 48:26.094 --> 48:26.694 [SPEAKER_10]: There's something right? 48:26.794 --> 48:27.595 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, they're 80. 48:27.695 --> 48:28.616 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, they're 80. 48:28.896 --> 48:30.317 [SPEAKER_11]: They're, they're all super old. 48:30.598 --> 48:32.519 [SPEAKER_11]: That kind of looks like he's 55. 48:34.242 --> 48:36.084 [SPEAKER_11]: That one's young. 48:36.104 --> 48:38.285 [SPEAKER_11]: Turn the volume down in case they nuke this here. 48:39.767 --> 48:41.508 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's see some of these goals just to see. 48:41.528 --> 48:43.209 [SPEAKER_11]: Is this seven on seven? 48:44.230 --> 48:44.731 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's see. 48:44.871 --> 48:45.251 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 48:45.271 --> 48:45.471 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 48:45.992 --> 48:46.452 [SPEAKER_11]: Either way. 48:47.513 --> 48:47.993 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, God. 48:49.555 --> 48:50.515 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm just teeing off. 48:57.561 --> 48:59.503 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, this is fucking crazy. 49:00.847 --> 49:14.571 [SPEAKER_11]: Does it does it doesn't look like they're trying I mean they even pass or they don't even think you need to this dribble down the pitch and score So this is the one that was 12 zero No, no, no, no, that was young kids these are old guys. 49:14.771 --> 49:21.893 [SPEAKER_11]: So this is US women versus This is right so yeah, I wrecked them Players from rucks them. 49:21.933 --> 49:26.554 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean this isn't even close to it and they're just teeing I haven't even seen the woman the women on offense here 49:28.884 --> 49:29.965 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, the probably isn't much of that. 49:29.985 --> 49:31.286 [SPEAKER_11]: There's just fucking around, too. 49:31.486 --> 49:33.667 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, this is wild, dude. 49:33.867 --> 49:36.209 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, this is exactly how it pictured it to go down. 49:36.449 --> 49:39.531 [SPEAKER_11]: I've never seen any of this, but that's not- That goal is pretty good, though, I'll give her that. 49:39.711 --> 49:44.154 [SPEAKER_11]: Well, she's got 90 shots against her in 30 seconds. 49:44.174 --> 49:48.797 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, oh, he's shit. 49:48.877 --> 49:51.159 [SPEAKER_11]: So, three, zero, 10 minutes in here. 49:51.179 --> 49:54.541 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, and he's just fucking jig. 49:54.561 --> 49:55.982 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, he didn't even look at the net there. 49:56.002 --> 49:56.523 [SPEAKER_11]: Wow. 49:58.797 --> 50:00.959 [SPEAKER_11]: This is exactly how I pictured the WMB had to go. 50:01.499 --> 50:03.201 [SPEAKER_11]: Like there's no way worse. 50:04.502 --> 50:05.343 [SPEAKER_11]: They wouldn't score. 50:06.163 --> 50:07.044 [SPEAKER_11]: What was the final of this? 50:07.284 --> 50:08.165 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 50:08.305 --> 50:08.886 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 50:09.026 --> 50:11.348 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know that there would be an unblocked shot. 50:12.409 --> 50:17.873 [SPEAKER_09]: If men actually played physical defense against the women, I don't think any shot would get to the... 50:17.893 --> 50:18.834 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think they would hit the rim. 50:18.954 --> 50:19.415 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't think so. 50:19.435 --> 50:21.036 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's say they'd launched it from like... 50:21.076 --> 50:22.718 [SPEAKER_11]: It has to be Kaling Clark from the logo. 50:22.738 --> 50:22.898 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 50:23.518 --> 50:31.188 [SPEAKER_09]: Even then, if Steph Curry decided to guard her out there, or he's not guarding anybody, but if a real a defensive player should guard her. 50:31.228 --> 50:31.708 [SPEAKER_11]: Sure. 50:31.888 --> 50:33.791 [SPEAKER_11]: I could travel a reason, somebody like that. 50:33.931 --> 50:34.271 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 50:34.672 --> 50:36.354 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, it would be a fucking joke. 50:37.295 --> 50:40.218 [SPEAKER_11]: And I just don't, I mean, you have it. 50:40.579 --> 50:42.761 [SPEAKER_11]: And there's the, the, in my opinion, 50:43.402 --> 50:45.885 [SPEAKER_11]: the beauty in men and women is that we are different. 50:46.125 --> 50:49.028 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't want to celebrate this fucking inclusion shit. 50:49.068 --> 50:52.791 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't like chicks who act like dudes and vice versa. 50:53.772 --> 50:55.094 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't think chicks really did well. 50:55.734 --> 50:59.138 [SPEAKER_11]: I guess liberals, but um, like dudes who act like women. 51:00.150 --> 51:01.511 [SPEAKER_11]: You know, like this is not a thing. 51:01.911 --> 51:18.679 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, I don't really, it's, I have a couple of female friends or associates that are more masculine than a normal woman, but it's not like a, it's not a, it's a coincidence mostly. 51:18.819 --> 51:23.921 [SPEAKER_09]: They just happen to be into like doing, like shooting guns and playing sports and show like that, right? 51:24.001 --> 51:24.201 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 51:24.521 --> 51:26.582 [SPEAKER_09]: But it doesn't show up in their personal life. 51:26.882 --> 51:27.563 [SPEAKER_09]: That's actually. 51:27.783 --> 51:28.023 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 51:28.583 --> 51:46.332 [SPEAKER_09]: you know what I mean like they're not there's no delusions they're not trying they're not challenging dudes to stuff I mean I just don't understand it it's I don't either this is a this is the point we're all equal is a that is an empirical claim about the nature of the universe and you can 51:49.799 --> 51:54.762 [SPEAKER_09]: You like, let's do every sport, hockey, soccer, baseball. 51:54.802 --> 51:57.464 [SPEAKER_09]: So there's women's hockey now, all of it, right? 51:57.484 --> 51:58.384 [SPEAKER_09]: They don't have football. 51:58.404 --> 52:01.266 [SPEAKER_09]: So we can't really do that one, but that would be the funniest to be fair. 52:01.286 --> 52:04.088 [SPEAKER_11]: They have a professional women's flag football team now. 52:04.628 --> 52:06.009 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, flag football is not real. 52:06.289 --> 52:09.431 [SPEAKER_11]: But even if we put our dudes up against it, they beat the NFL guys. 52:09.991 --> 52:11.552 [SPEAKER_11]: So, it's flag football. 52:11.572 --> 52:11.752 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 52:12.313 --> 52:13.553 [SPEAKER_11]: They wouldn't, they would destroy the women. 52:13.613 --> 52:14.474 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 52:14.494 --> 52:17.376 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I mean, I just, this is a testable thing, right? 52:21.518 --> 52:32.903 [SPEAKER_09]: What is the, what is the regression for a male athlete who quote unquote transitions to female? 52:32.963 --> 52:34.004 [SPEAKER_09]: What percentage? 52:34.624 --> 52:34.784 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 52:34.804 --> 52:39.446 [SPEAKER_09]: Like how much worse it supports are they as a result of taking hormone blockers or whatever they're doing? 52:39.786 --> 52:40.727 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a measurable thing. 52:41.403 --> 52:42.243 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a measurable thing. 52:43.604 --> 52:46.085 [SPEAKER_09]: Like what does it mean to have transitioned? 52:46.245 --> 52:47.906 [SPEAKER_09]: What is your testosterone go from? 52:48.446 --> 52:53.949 [SPEAKER_09]: Because the normal range for an adult male, especially an athlete, is seven to seven hundred to a thousand. 52:54.349 --> 52:56.850 [SPEAKER_09]: For an athletic woman, it's like 80, right? 52:56.930 --> 53:00.572 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe maybe up to 120 at the really, really high end. 53:01.533 --> 53:06.235 [SPEAKER_09]: So I would guess that a man who went through 53:08.855 --> 53:09.635 [SPEAKER_09]: normal puberty. 53:10.216 --> 53:22.868 [SPEAKER_09]: And then in their 30s, 20s of 30s started taking hormone blockers and reduced their testosterone down to the low 100s or high 80s, 90s, some like that would decimate a woman. 53:23.529 --> 53:27.072 [SPEAKER_09]: Still, because they still have the bone density and muscle mass. 53:27.132 --> 53:28.053 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not going away. 53:28.754 --> 53:29.835 [SPEAKER_09]: Like you might lose some of it. 53:29.955 --> 53:32.197 [SPEAKER_09]: I just don't, it's testable, is the point. 53:32.437 --> 53:34.658 [SPEAKER_09]: You're making a claim, let's test it. 53:34.858 --> 53:36.460 [SPEAKER_09]: And I, let's put it on paper view. 53:36.800 --> 53:37.020 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 53:37.721 --> 53:39.182 [SPEAKER_09]: And let's make it fair. 53:39.242 --> 53:42.204 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's make it fair by having them play children first. 53:43.756 --> 53:43.976 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 53:44.056 --> 53:45.237 [SPEAKER_09]: Like 13 years. 53:45.277 --> 53:47.519 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's start with 13 year old versus adult women. 53:48.059 --> 53:50.041 [SPEAKER_09]: And if they can be them, then they can have some else. 53:50.081 --> 53:54.784 [SPEAKER_09]: But if they can't be them, then let's just go ahead and close that out and get back to work. 53:55.085 --> 53:56.105 [SPEAKER_11]: That's all we need to do. 53:56.706 --> 53:58.267 [SPEAKER_11]: That's all we need to do here. 53:58.807 --> 54:00.068 [SPEAKER_11]: A serious question. 54:00.088 --> 54:00.709 [SPEAKER_11]: What about cooking? 54:02.750 --> 54:05.252 [SPEAKER_11]: The most famous chefs I know are dudes. 54:05.332 --> 54:08.094 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but that's because when you think of, 54:09.322 --> 54:19.475 [SPEAKER_09]: a chef, it's somebody that's running a kitchen, which is a very high stress environment, and that's I think that's why most of those are dudes, like executive chefs, mostly dudes. 54:19.495 --> 54:22.739 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a lot of good women out there too, but I think it's mostly dudes for that reason. 54:23.392 --> 54:24.573 [SPEAKER_11]: just because it's too intense. 54:24.653 --> 54:25.594 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay, yell at other dudes. 54:25.614 --> 54:29.137 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, so I think it's because it's like a fucking aggressive. 54:30.178 --> 54:31.680 [SPEAKER_09]: People don't think of it that way, right? 54:31.700 --> 54:34.742 [SPEAKER_09]: But it's an aggressive leadership position. 54:35.383 --> 54:38.286 [SPEAKER_09]: Women don't really, it's odd that they couldn't do it necessarily. 54:38.306 --> 54:39.286 [SPEAKER_09]: Some women are good at it, but 54:40.067 --> 54:42.048 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, they don't really trend towards that. 54:42.568 --> 54:43.288 [SPEAKER_09]: They don't choose it. 54:43.428 --> 54:45.589 [SPEAKER_09]: You want to mean it's combative. 54:45.869 --> 54:46.110 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 54:46.210 --> 54:50.771 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean you're you're yelling against people in the kitchen and all over the shit if you've ever, you know, had one of those jobs. 54:50.831 --> 54:51.892 [SPEAKER_09]: But as far as. 54:51.932 --> 54:54.893 [SPEAKER_09]: But as far as like cooking goes, that's not the same thing. 54:54.933 --> 54:58.074 [SPEAKER_09]: Being a good cook is not the same thing as being an executive chef. 54:58.194 --> 55:02.636 [SPEAKER_09]: Even me and a good chef is not the same thing as being as managing a team of cooks, right? 55:03.056 --> 55:04.077 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a completely different thing. 55:05.158 --> 55:10.786 [SPEAKER_11]: And this all bleeds into what's going on here for the midterms because there was a guy on the SPN who was saying, look man. 55:12.816 --> 55:18.638 [SPEAKER_11]: You got this trans issue that won't go away, and the WMBA keeps fucking talking about it. 55:19.258 --> 55:22.599 [SPEAKER_11]: This is something that you should definitely get away from in midterms, right? 55:23.019 --> 55:28.841 [SPEAKER_11]: And then you have these candidates that are running, saying fucking, you know, Thanksgiving, we should cancel Thanksgiving, and all this other shit. 55:29.401 --> 55:36.903 [SPEAKER_11]: As today, her day, because there's a lot of primaries today, I think the Michigan Senate race primaries today, I think. 55:37.888 --> 55:38.388 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not sure. 55:38.448 --> 55:40.969 [SPEAKER_09]: The hanger is the next week. 55:41.029 --> 55:41.729 [SPEAKER_09]: I think. 55:41.809 --> 55:42.049 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 55:42.069 --> 55:42.209 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 55:42.229 --> 55:43.070 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe it's switched. 55:43.110 --> 55:47.311 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe Hong is today in Michigan's next week. 55:47.331 --> 55:49.912 [SPEAKER_11]: Well, Caitlin Collins had her on the morning from CNN. 55:50.392 --> 55:51.993 [SPEAKER_11]: Play this clip here, Blueke. 55:53.453 --> 55:58.315 [SPEAKER_11]: In regards to Thanksgiving and whether or not she takes this statement back. 56:00.146 --> 56:10.371 [SPEAKER_02]: One thing that they brought up as well was a post from you in 2021, where you said Americans should cancel Thanksgiving, should have done this in 1621. 56:11.152 --> 56:14.073 [SPEAKER_02]: The post has been deleted, Republicans have been highlighting it. 56:14.533 --> 56:17.635 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you still believe that Thanksgiving should be canceled? 56:20.660 --> 56:29.964 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm a chef and one of the first meals that I made that was for the community when I was 16 was a Thanksgiving meal. 56:30.264 --> 56:46.311 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, I always think my hospitality background in owning a restaurant first up in eight years that bringing folks around the table to share conversation and build communities always a good thing, but Thanksgiving is also a time that's incredibly painful from 56:49.112 --> 56:55.677 [SPEAKER_05]: I think there I wanted to make sure that people understood that there are multiple views, but views can evolve. 56:56.037 --> 57:05.664 [SPEAKER_05]: And the position that I'm running for right now and I think my background as a chef will actually help me become a better governor that's able to bring more people to the table. 57:06.545 --> 57:07.585 [SPEAKER_11]: She looks like a little dude. 57:08.066 --> 57:09.827 [SPEAKER_11]: Caitlyn Collins looks like a little dude to me. 57:11.143 --> 57:11.984 [SPEAKER_10]: It's very strange. 57:13.124 --> 57:16.646 [SPEAKER_10]: I think Trump's burn against her was pretty good when he compared her to Dylan Albany. 57:16.766 --> 57:17.407 [SPEAKER_10]: It's close. 57:17.467 --> 57:18.767 [SPEAKER_10]: I mean, it's a great reference. 57:18.868 --> 57:21.689 [SPEAKER_11]: But the hunger here, they brought up. 57:21.709 --> 57:25.231 [SPEAKER_11]: He just wants to fucking cancel every holiday. 57:26.032 --> 57:27.513 [SPEAKER_11]: All of the same thing. 57:27.553 --> 57:31.435 [SPEAKER_11]: She was a fucking bartender at waitress or something like that. 57:31.955 --> 57:33.996 [SPEAKER_11]: And she's in the lead and Wisconsin there. 57:34.457 --> 57:38.079 [SPEAKER_09]: And if you want to destroy someone's culture, which is what these people do. 57:38.919 --> 57:43.962 [SPEAKER_09]: Then you tear down their statues and use you stop politicians. 57:44.022 --> 57:47.603 [SPEAKER_11]: Yep, that's the whole thing And this one is gonna get it now. 57:47.663 --> 57:54.326 [SPEAKER_11]: This is also the woman who was afraid of white people And what is it 75% of the state of was 85 is way shit not enough 57:59.237 --> 58:00.198 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm in there in a while. 58:00.799 --> 58:03.181 [SPEAKER_11]: I can't believe she would get this high. 58:03.381 --> 58:06.384 [SPEAKER_09]: It looks like her in the political rankings. 58:06.504 --> 58:06.904 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, yeah. 58:07.005 --> 58:12.150 [SPEAKER_09]: No Wisconsin, the left in Wisconsin is as woke as it gets because it's all labor. 58:14.318 --> 58:17.760 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a what kind of labor teachers union. 58:17.840 --> 58:19.141 [SPEAKER_09]: It's all you guys got labor. 58:19.161 --> 58:19.642 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 58:19.782 --> 58:20.182 [SPEAKER_09]: Out there. 58:20.862 --> 58:26.006 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, yeah, it's all labor unions out there and they're fucking all run by Psychotic people. 58:26.826 --> 58:27.567 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean all of them. 58:27.627 --> 58:30.128 [SPEAKER_09]: It's it's didn't you work in election in Wisconsin? 58:30.168 --> 58:31.389 [SPEAKER_09]: Mm-hmm. 58:31.669 --> 58:33.770 [SPEAKER_09]: I worked with labor out there the time. 58:33.790 --> 58:34.191 [SPEAKER_09]: I know this. 58:34.211 --> 58:35.311 [SPEAKER_09]: They're all fucking crazy. 58:35.471 --> 58:35.892 [SPEAKER_09]: Really. 58:35.912 --> 58:36.212 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 58:36.292 --> 58:38.713 [SPEAKER_09]: They're all they're all like fucking Comemies. 58:39.174 --> 58:39.474 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 58:39.534 --> 58:39.954 [SPEAKER_09]: All of them. 58:40.475 --> 58:40.955 [SPEAKER_09]: Interesting. 58:41.215 --> 58:44.638 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, her election is on August 11th and the Michigan race. 58:44.918 --> 58:45.699 [SPEAKER_08]: So we from today. 58:45.819 --> 58:46.440 [SPEAKER_11]: Yes, okay. 58:46.560 --> 58:50.043 [SPEAKER_11]: We from today, Michigan's tonight, there's a couple of things. 58:50.063 --> 58:51.084 [SPEAKER_11]: Is Cory Bush's today? 58:51.104 --> 58:54.286 [SPEAKER_11]: Now, Cory Bush has been out of politics for a while. 58:54.326 --> 58:54.567 [SPEAKER_11]: Now. 58:55.920 --> 58:58.102 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, I think Cory Bush, let's see. 58:58.122 --> 58:58.682 [SPEAKER_11]: She's running. 58:59.122 --> 58:59.402 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, yeah. 58:59.582 --> 59:00.203 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, really. 59:00.223 --> 59:01.123 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 59:01.223 --> 59:02.424 [SPEAKER_11]: She's, she lost last time. 59:02.444 --> 59:05.206 [SPEAKER_11]: She's not going to win today's primary election day in St. Louis. 59:05.426 --> 59:10.009 [SPEAKER_11]: She said I'm so proud to have earned the endorsements of these incredible organizations. 59:10.329 --> 59:14.692 [SPEAKER_11]: And she lists all of them that I've never seen, Angela, heard before. 59:14.912 --> 59:15.852 [SPEAKER_11]: She's the dumbest. 59:17.173 --> 59:18.914 [SPEAKER_11]: I think what is couch you say? 59:18.954 --> 59:19.995 [SPEAKER_11]: I think in the lead. 59:20.095 --> 59:22.716 [SPEAKER_09]: I think she's the dumbest person that's ever been in Congress. 59:22.877 --> 59:23.257 [SPEAKER_09]: I think. 59:24.283 --> 59:49.824 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... Jasmine crock and i would say is one no i think i have core bushes worse i think she's way worse actually would it's couchy sound as well she's not going to be westly bell yet westly bell is seventy-one percent okay thank god i didn't know who that is it could have been anyone on that he's another uh... democrat yeah but this is a primary so and it's what it is uh... i'm okay with that as long as she's gonna get back in 59:50.804 --> 59:51.424 [SPEAKER_11]: my god. 59:52.745 --> 59:56.627 [SPEAKER_11]: And then again, this was this will bleed into what we were just talking about here. 59:57.027 --> 59:58.347 [SPEAKER_11]: Play this clip that I just sent you. 59:58.547 --> 01:00:00.188 [SPEAKER_11]: Look, this is Cory Bush. 01:00:01.789 --> 01:00:04.130 [SPEAKER_11]: And this is what she would do she returns to Congress. 01:00:05.904 --> 01:00:08.346 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm also going to go back and fight for the Equal Rights Amendment. 01:00:08.746 --> 01:00:12.848 [SPEAKER_00]: I was the least sponsor of a law with my sister Ayana Presley in the Congress. 01:00:12.889 --> 01:00:26.117 [SPEAKER_00]: First time in history, it was 100, we hit the 100 year mark of the introduction of the Equal Rights Amendment and two black women were sponsoring that bill, St. Louis was leading on the Equal Rights Amendment. 01:00:26.137 --> 01:00:31.180 [SPEAKER_00]: I want to go back and take and work on that and make sure that the Equal Rights 01:00:35.703 --> 01:00:50.867 [SPEAKER_00]: When we look at what the protections with that, discrimination in the workplace based upon based upon sex, in education, in housing, and then also, it transwrites abortion rights. 01:00:50.987 --> 01:00:53.508 [SPEAKER_00]: So much is up under that equal rights amendment. 01:00:53.528 --> 01:00:58.649 [SPEAKER_00]: So have an enshrining gender equality is important. 01:00:59.089 --> 01:01:01.510 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm also want to go back and fight because the equal rights amendment 01:01:02.370 --> 01:01:03.391 [SPEAKER_11]: You can cut it there. 01:01:03.731 --> 01:01:10.775 [SPEAKER_11]: So much is up in this bitch is essentially what she said as far as the constitution. 01:01:11.115 --> 01:01:12.676 [SPEAKER_10]: God damn it, man. 01:01:14.517 --> 01:01:15.658 [SPEAKER_11]: I wish this wasn't real life. 01:01:16.719 --> 01:01:22.982 [SPEAKER_11]: There's a lot of people that they look at and it's just like, hey, you said you said someone so died and I'm like, no, I think now's a good time to get out. 01:01:23.623 --> 01:01:25.364 [SPEAKER_11]: Now's a good time to check out out of this life. 01:01:25.764 --> 01:01:26.685 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, so I'm with 01:01:27.625 --> 01:01:32.608 [SPEAKER_09]: Notice the false, ethos, the false credibility. 01:01:32.628 --> 01:01:38.191 [SPEAKER_09]: She tries there, I like to point the stuff out because there's no point in me teaching it if you can't observe it. 01:01:39.592 --> 01:01:43.214 [SPEAKER_09]: When she says St. Louis was leading, she meant me. 01:01:43.675 --> 01:01:47.417 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, and then St. Louis fired her just to be clear. 01:01:47.537 --> 01:01:49.238 [SPEAKER_09]: So St. Louis didn't do anything. 01:01:49.478 --> 01:01:51.900 [SPEAKER_09]: Except for saying you've packin' you, dumb bitch, 01:01:53.047 --> 01:01:53.247 [SPEAKER_09]: Right? 01:01:53.387 --> 01:01:55.809 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, that's what that is. 01:01:55.829 --> 01:02:06.775 [SPEAKER_09]: That's her trying to present as if she's representing the will of the people there and the St. Louis wants this. 01:02:06.876 --> 01:02:08.937 [SPEAKER_09]: No, you got your fucking shit pushed in. 01:02:10.725 --> 01:02:12.586 [SPEAKER_11]: badly and it's going to happen again. 01:02:12.626 --> 01:02:14.728 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, she's got no chance of winning. 01:02:14.908 --> 01:02:16.789 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, the fuck is funding her campaign. 01:02:16.849 --> 01:02:17.269 [SPEAKER_11]: Don't know. 01:02:17.870 --> 01:02:22.833 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, she had over million people on that fucking list, though, by the way, one of them was an apac on that list for Cory Bush. 01:02:22.853 --> 01:02:23.133 [SPEAKER_11]: They hate her. 01:02:23.153 --> 01:02:24.354 [SPEAKER_11]: She's, I think, anti super anti Israel, right? 01:02:24.955 --> 01:02:25.495 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 01:02:25.515 --> 01:02:26.716 [SPEAKER_09]: She was, she was, buddy, buddy with the squad. 01:02:26.756 --> 01:02:33.160 [SPEAKER_09]: There's no way she's, 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 01:02:33.307 --> 01:02:38.349 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, Missouri primary rematch test former representative Corey Bush is vowed to take down a pack. 01:02:39.189 --> 01:02:42.850 [SPEAKER_11]: So, track a pack is the one who sponsored her. 01:02:42.870 --> 01:02:43.370 [SPEAKER_11]: What do they do? 01:02:43.390 --> 01:02:44.611 [SPEAKER_11]: It's gonna track funding. 01:02:44.751 --> 01:02:46.251 [SPEAKER_11]: That's a, I believe. 01:02:46.331 --> 01:02:47.372 [SPEAKER_11]: Or anti-Azreal. 01:02:47.432 --> 01:02:51.433 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, it's a, I believe track a pack is a Katari organization. 01:02:51.753 --> 01:02:53.794 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, and then track oil packs. 01:02:53.834 --> 01:02:55.414 [SPEAKER_09]: That's another one who's supporting her. 01:02:57.975 --> 01:03:02.557 [SPEAKER_11]: The St. Louis DSA, that's the Democratic Socialist there. 01:03:03.969 --> 01:03:21.212 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... democratic socialist of america's also backing her um... care action with care i'm sorry the a-pack tracker is uh... a self-proclaimed marches who lives in germany okay great uh... yeah great 01:03:22.265 --> 01:03:24.427 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, I'm sure that'll all be fine. 01:03:25.928 --> 01:03:27.369 [SPEAKER_11]: Who else is on the ballot? 01:03:27.429 --> 01:03:28.270 [SPEAKER_11]: And there's a bunch of them. 01:03:28.530 --> 01:03:31.192 [SPEAKER_11]: Because, you know, I forget who our guest was. 01:03:31.232 --> 01:03:34.034 [SPEAKER_11]: And I was surprised that I was like, your fucking primary hasn't happened yet. 01:03:34.054 --> 01:03:35.755 [SPEAKER_11]: Jesus Christ, this is really late. 01:03:35.835 --> 01:03:37.537 [SPEAKER_11]: The elections in two months are very sick. 01:03:38.097 --> 01:03:41.880 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, who else is on this rocket for tonight? 01:03:43.078 --> 01:03:47.159 [SPEAKER_08]: So obviously the Michigan people Oh shit, that's right. 01:03:47.519 --> 01:03:48.439 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, that's Saeed. 01:03:48.660 --> 01:03:49.560 [SPEAKER_11]: Abdul Saeed. 01:03:49.760 --> 01:03:50.660 [SPEAKER_11]: El Saeed guys. 01:03:50.680 --> 01:03:51.040 [SPEAKER_11]: That's good. 01:03:51.260 --> 01:03:51.440 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 01:03:51.860 --> 01:03:53.621 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, he's going to win his primary. 01:03:53.921 --> 01:03:54.541 [SPEAKER_09]: I believe in it. 01:03:54.561 --> 01:03:55.281 [SPEAKER_09]: You're kidding. 01:03:55.421 --> 01:03:56.021 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I think so. 01:03:56.242 --> 01:03:56.522 [SPEAKER_09]: Isn't he? 01:03:56.582 --> 01:04:00.963 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, he's going to win by like a lot possibly like double digits. 01:04:02.150 --> 01:04:06.595 [SPEAKER_11]: Wow, dude, um, yeah, I'm looking at it now. 01:04:06.615 --> 01:04:11.941 [SPEAKER_11]: It says Michigan votes in key Senate primary Democrats battle over party's future. 01:04:12.481 --> 01:04:17.707 [SPEAKER_11]: Progressive, Abdul El Said leads in the polls against the centrist. 01:04:18.528 --> 01:04:19.489 [SPEAKER_11]: Is that what we're calling it now? 01:04:19.509 --> 01:04:20.790 [SPEAKER_11]: We're no longer just Democrats. 01:04:20.810 --> 01:04:21.151 [SPEAKER_11]: We're just 01:04:22.556 --> 01:04:25.137 [SPEAKER_11]: Progressives versus centros to the bulk Democrats. 01:04:25.157 --> 01:04:27.837 [SPEAKER_11]: So right put like a progressive. 01:04:27.877 --> 01:04:29.938 [SPEAKER_11]: Why do you need to say one versus the other? 01:04:30.398 --> 01:04:31.118 [SPEAKER_11]: It's the primary. 01:04:31.518 --> 01:04:35.599 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, but in Republican party I've never seen another word. 01:04:35.619 --> 01:04:46.761 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean you might see like at a tag versus like I don't know whatever Nassie is right like yeah, I don't know any official position, but they got rhinos also. 01:04:47.341 --> 01:04:50.382 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah That's weird man 01:04:52.998 --> 01:05:02.244 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, so yeah, let's see, progressive candidate advocating for universal healthcare blah blah blah Democratic primary is the latest high profile profile battle over the party's future. 01:05:02.284 --> 01:05:02.804 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 01:05:03.144 --> 01:05:03.645 [SPEAKER_11]: You're right. 01:05:03.685 --> 01:05:04.745 [SPEAKER_11]: I forgot it was a sky tonight. 01:05:04.785 --> 01:05:14.731 [SPEAKER_11]: So like this is a massive one because if he wins this and let's say this fucking Wisconsin check the hunger wins next week, that's your party. 01:05:15.272 --> 01:05:15.892 [SPEAKER_11]: You're done now. 01:05:16.072 --> 01:05:20.355 [SPEAKER_11]: Like that you were now in socialism and you can't go back at this point. 01:05:21.244 --> 01:05:23.205 [SPEAKER_11]: This is who people are fucking voting for. 01:05:23.446 --> 01:05:25.227 [SPEAKER_11]: So, holy shit. 01:05:25.547 --> 01:05:27.188 [SPEAKER_11]: Now, who would he go up against? 01:05:27.208 --> 01:05:28.449 [SPEAKER_11]: Would he go up against my Rogers? 01:05:29.910 --> 01:05:31.671 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay, yeah. 01:05:32.032 --> 01:05:35.154 [SPEAKER_11]: And what are those odds on Calshy? 01:05:36.935 --> 01:05:38.596 [SPEAKER_11]: Or should we check back in the morning, I guess? 01:05:40.578 --> 01:05:42.879 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I'm sure it's gonna change a lot as time goes on. 01:05:43.160 --> 01:05:44.080 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:05:44.340 --> 01:05:47.062 [SPEAKER_08]: It looks like, who's leaning, leading right now? 01:05:47.082 --> 01:05:48.103 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I'll say yeah, it is at 66%. 01:05:53.879 --> 01:05:55.600 [SPEAKER_11]: OK, I think he's going to win. 01:05:56.120 --> 01:06:00.442 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they thinks, but they don't think it's impossible to tell right now. 01:06:00.462 --> 01:06:08.966 [SPEAKER_09]: I feel like I, uh, yeah, OK. 66% Mike Rogers has been pulling ahead for the entirety of this race. 01:06:09.566 --> 01:06:13.248 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, but this guy just keeps gaining steam because they won't shut the fuck up about it. 01:06:13.268 --> 01:06:14.008 [SPEAKER_11]: That's the reason I know. 01:06:14.108 --> 01:06:14.588 [SPEAKER_11]: That's not really. 01:06:14.608 --> 01:06:15.709 [SPEAKER_11]: I shouldn't know who this is. 01:06:17.110 --> 01:06:18.410 [SPEAKER_11]: I shouldn't even know who this is. 01:06:18.530 --> 01:06:19.631 [SPEAKER_11]: None of that is reality. 01:06:20.591 --> 01:06:22.472 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, what are the, what are the real polls say here? 01:06:27.172 --> 01:06:28.692 [SPEAKER_11]: Because I mean, I, for a second, there we go. 01:06:28.812 --> 01:06:29.732 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm, I'm just curious. 01:06:35.874 --> 01:06:38.494 [SPEAKER_11]: So he's supposed to win a blow out tonight. 01:06:39.094 --> 01:06:40.854 [SPEAKER_11]: That's what everybody's saying, and that's fine. 01:06:41.895 --> 01:06:45.775 [SPEAKER_11]: But the real one is if, if he actually won the fucking state. 01:06:47.516 --> 01:06:52.576 [SPEAKER_11]: And when you say he's got a better shot with a deer born, wouldn't everybody in deer born Michigan go out and vote for this fucking guy? 01:06:52.676 --> 01:06:54.937 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but that's not enough. 01:06:57.543 --> 01:07:00.884 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's see, Rodger is 46, L.S. 01:07:01.024 --> 01:07:02.264 [SPEAKER_09]: I had 43. 01:07:02.384 --> 01:07:05.865 [SPEAKER_11]: This one's, that's within the margin of error. 01:07:06.785 --> 01:07:15.006 [SPEAKER_11]: This one, this is from the hill, says Rodger's would beat Said, but not Hailey Stevens, who's the challenger here. 01:07:15.487 --> 01:07:17.687 [SPEAKER_11]: So she's the one going up against App Dole tonight. 01:07:18.787 --> 01:07:22.468 [SPEAKER_11]: But if you look at these couching numbers, that's, that's, 01:07:23.223 --> 01:07:39.265 [SPEAKER_09]: You can't, I mean, 86% Stevens pulls higher against Rogers, although still behind Elside pulls better against Stevens, which means that Stevens has more middle voters. 01:07:40.152 --> 01:07:43.915 [SPEAKER_09]: and Michigan is a bit of a purple state. 01:07:43.975 --> 01:08:00.769 [SPEAKER_09]: Middle voters are not gonna like middle class, the working class white people in Michigan who will vote for Democratic candidates when they're making promises on labor and affordability are not gonna vote for a Muslim dude who's talking about progressive shit. 01:08:01.029 --> 01:08:02.110 [SPEAKER_11]: And that man, he's rich. 01:08:02.230 --> 01:08:03.511 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, Mike Rogers is gonna win. 01:08:04.832 --> 01:08:05.473 [SPEAKER_09]: He's rich. 01:08:05.713 --> 01:08:06.674 [SPEAKER_09]: This is just like the, 01:08:08.347 --> 01:08:12.449 [SPEAKER_09]: the demographics here don't, don't work for a side, right? 01:08:12.930 --> 01:08:14.570 [SPEAKER_09]: It's the same thing in the other parts of the country. 01:08:14.590 --> 01:08:20.214 [SPEAKER_09]: Some parts of the country, the white working class will vote for progressive stuff, regardless of anything, right? 01:08:20.254 --> 01:08:22.835 [SPEAKER_11]: But would you, in Michigan, let's just take Michigan as a whole? 01:08:23.095 --> 01:08:24.936 [SPEAKER_11]: Would you trust this, did the ballots in a state? 01:08:25.476 --> 01:08:26.657 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's say it goes in the next day. 01:08:26.677 --> 01:08:32.240 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, there's a lot of people are paying a lot of attention now as opposed to before, which is nice, so we'll see. 01:08:32.300 --> 01:08:35.642 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, but a lot of people paid a lot of attention to California, that didn't change anything. 01:08:36.853 --> 01:08:37.754 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, yeah. 01:08:38.254 --> 01:08:42.357 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, that's, uh, that's California. 01:08:42.518 --> 01:08:43.798 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think Michigan's going to be like that. 01:08:44.179 --> 01:08:47.802 [SPEAKER_11]: Michigan had what half a million dead voters still on the register. 01:08:47.862 --> 01:08:48.982 [SPEAKER_11]: Some crazy shit like that. 01:08:49.923 --> 01:08:50.684 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, see this. 01:08:50.844 --> 01:08:51.224 [SPEAKER_09]: Damn. 01:08:51.284 --> 01:08:52.986 [SPEAKER_09]: This, this, uh, epic. 01:08:53.006 --> 01:09:05.095 [SPEAKER_09]: So this is a, um, this poll has been superseded down actually by another one, but, um, yeah, you can see that Haley Stevens polls better against Rogers, 01:09:06.696 --> 01:09:07.536 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the next one. 01:09:07.696 --> 01:09:08.737 [SPEAKER_09]: It's actually kind of funny. 01:09:09.297 --> 01:09:16.020 [SPEAKER_09]: Now this is the the aggregate on this is Microgest 46 Haley Stevens 42. 01:09:16.520 --> 01:09:17.681 [SPEAKER_09]: I think are 44. 01:09:18.201 --> 01:09:19.621 [SPEAKER_09]: Where a side was 42. 01:09:19.681 --> 01:09:25.704 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the aggregate of all the poles Which is kind of like a 538 model for but that's worth if anything, you know? 01:09:25.944 --> 01:09:35.387 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but yeah, I mean, it's pretty clear that she pulls better against Rogers while he pulls better against her uh, say it pulls, pulls better against her. 01:09:35.447 --> 01:09:37.108 [SPEAKER_09]: It's kind of a trap for Democrats. 01:09:37.568 --> 01:09:45.691 [SPEAKER_09]: And it's because there's more excitement on the left for him just generally speaking, but in the middle where the votes matter, nobody wants to vote for that guy. 01:09:46.051 --> 01:09:50.452 [SPEAKER_09]: Which is why Rogers pulls better for uh, and I had to head there. 01:09:50.612 --> 01:09:51.273 [SPEAKER_09]: That's how that works. 01:09:51.293 --> 01:09:51.413 [SPEAKER_09]: So 01:09:52.408 --> 01:09:53.109 [SPEAKER_11]: you know, good luck. 01:09:53.949 --> 01:09:56.251 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, the other part about this, which was interesting. 01:09:56.271 --> 01:09:58.593 [SPEAKER_11]: So I was watching to meet the press on Sunday. 01:09:58.653 --> 01:10:00.115 [SPEAKER_11]: They're super, super fucking left. 01:10:00.535 --> 01:10:06.520 [SPEAKER_11]: They're finally starting to ask these people questions of like, hey, how do you feel that the party's turning this way? 01:10:06.620 --> 01:10:08.342 [SPEAKER_11]: And it feels like the network is telling them. 01:10:09.188 --> 01:10:17.110 [SPEAKER_11]: The finally feels like the left media's price is saying call these people out and say what you're voting for and if you would vote for it. 01:10:17.711 --> 01:10:19.811 [SPEAKER_11]: And everybody's saying the same thing across the board. 01:10:19.891 --> 01:10:25.673 [SPEAKER_11]: No, I would not vote for a fucking socialist communist like, um, overall. 01:10:25.773 --> 01:10:28.374 [SPEAKER_11]: And then Carvelle fucking went off again today. 01:10:29.254 --> 01:10:34.576 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, I don't know if you saw that, uh, actually this was yesterday, but it's a blue play this clip here. 01:10:34.696 --> 01:10:35.336 [SPEAKER_11]: It's pretty funny. 01:10:39.597 --> 01:10:43.380 [SPEAKER_11]: The sky-fuckin' falling, dude, James Carval went on Fox News for Cry 6. 01:10:44.341 --> 01:10:48.684 [SPEAKER_11]: And now he's wearing sunglasses inside, I don't really know why, but press play. 01:10:49.630 --> 01:11:02.017 [SPEAKER_01]: Now let's say there is, and now I'm not sure what to understand what I'm done is doing, but to talk about the larger Democratic Party post-the election in Michigan going forward, I am not going to be in the same party with a son, Parker. 01:11:02.097 --> 01:11:06.260 [SPEAKER_01]: I can tell you that right now, if he becomes a force in a Democratic Party, I'm out of here. 01:11:06.680 --> 01:11:10.822 [SPEAKER_01]: I have no intention of ever being in the same political party with that guy. 01:11:11.163 --> 01:11:16.726 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, I think that a majority of all the women majority of the Democrats agree with me. 01:11:17.937 --> 01:11:25.863 [SPEAKER_01]: But this idea that we're going to see is the means of production and this, go, just go, look at the DSA platform. 01:11:25.883 --> 01:11:27.465 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't have to look any further than that. 01:11:28.385 --> 01:11:33.329 [SPEAKER_01]: And you know, Jaggi, it may be that the two-pointy system is just going to be under tremendous stress. 01:11:34.150 --> 01:11:50.299 [SPEAKER_01]: here in the coming months and then you see it in with talking more to jail and grain and on the roof out of the side you see it going on right now and I can't sit here and tell you for certain that it's going to turn out but the one thing I can tell you for certain the son probably can change for the going not going to be in the same political point. 01:11:50.619 --> 01:11:51.520 [SPEAKER_01]: One of us is going to leave. 01:11:51.700 --> 01:11:52.560 [SPEAKER_01]: It might even be me. 01:11:53.841 --> 01:11:54.181 [SPEAKER_01]: We're asking. 01:11:54.721 --> 01:11:56.302 [SPEAKER_11]: So, um, so let me ask you this. 01:11:56.422 --> 01:12:01.045 [SPEAKER_11]: Is that a is that a real possibility that would ever be three really strong parties? 01:12:01.970 --> 01:12:03.313 [SPEAKER_11]: No, I don't think so either. 01:12:03.353 --> 01:12:07.303 [SPEAKER_09]: No, because there's not three genders sexes, right? 01:12:07.683 --> 01:12:09.688 [SPEAKER_09]: Like the political parties are based on 01:12:11.903 --> 01:12:15.885 [SPEAKER_09]: they're a natural offspring of human nature. 01:12:16.226 --> 01:12:31.694 [SPEAKER_09]: The fact that there's two, there's one that is supposed to be more conservative and more defensory and more fiscally responsible, such or such, such or such or such or such or such or there's one that's supposed to be more empathetic, right, just like man and just like woman. 01:12:32.034 --> 01:12:36.637 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a reason that this polarity has existed for a very long time. 01:12:36.657 --> 01:12:39.499 [SPEAKER_09]: They take different forms over time, right? 01:12:39.839 --> 01:12:49.045 [SPEAKER_09]: And there's different factions within them, just like they're different subjective opinions within masculinity and femininity, but there will be two parties in that is it. 01:12:49.265 --> 01:12:56.330 [SPEAKER_09]: Even in systems, parliamentary systems, where there are multiple parties, three, four, five parties, they are not different. 01:12:57.179 --> 01:13:03.883 [SPEAKER_09]: Right, the liberal party and the ND, whatever the fuck NDP, I think, in Canada, it's the same group. 01:13:04.283 --> 01:13:13.768 [SPEAKER_09]: The same thing that happened in France, the conservatives are getting close to taking over that country, so the two left-wing parties band together and stop them, right? 01:13:14.028 --> 01:13:16.950 [SPEAKER_09]: They may have differences of opinion, but they're not going to let the right rule. 01:13:17.550 --> 01:13:18.291 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's how it is. 01:13:18.331 --> 01:13:24.496 [SPEAKER_09]: So no, there's that they pretend as if there's multiple parties. 01:13:24.516 --> 01:13:32.543 [SPEAKER_09]: But there are never there will never ever ever ever be a legitimate third party. 01:13:32.923 --> 01:13:35.405 [SPEAKER_09]: You might mention Ross Perro, right? 01:13:36.346 --> 01:13:38.928 [SPEAKER_09]: And 92 and 96 put up some pretty big numbers. 01:13:38.968 --> 01:13:41.871 [SPEAKER_09]: The biggest that a so-called third party candidate ever has. 01:13:42.271 --> 01:13:45.654 [SPEAKER_09]: The only reason that that is true is because for the first time, 01:13:47.830 --> 01:13:52.211 [SPEAKER_09]: in a thousand years, there was an actual conservative on the stage. 01:13:53.411 --> 01:13:58.133 [SPEAKER_09]: An actual conservative, somebody who actually wanted to be fiscally responsible on the stage. 01:13:59.033 --> 01:13:59.933 [SPEAKER_09]: And people look at that. 01:14:00.013 --> 01:14:06.895 [SPEAKER_09]: People from the Republican Party looked at that and said, oh fuck, well, when's going to be my time, Ward? 01:14:07.135 --> 01:14:07.735 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 01:14:07.755 --> 01:14:09.816 [SPEAKER_09]: We finally going to get some representation here. 01:14:10.156 --> 01:14:10.796 [SPEAKER_09]: He was not 01:14:12.413 --> 01:14:17.097 [SPEAKER_09]: representative of some new third party, some new wing of American politics. 01:14:17.437 --> 01:14:24.002 [SPEAKER_09]: He was a representation of a return to fiscal responsibility for people who knew we needed it, right, to what would he get 20%. 01:14:25.610 --> 01:14:29.253 [SPEAKER_11]: 17% or something, yeah, I think it was 18 for Pero. 01:14:29.293 --> 01:14:29.794 [SPEAKER_11]: You talking about? 01:14:29.834 --> 01:14:31.215 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, it was a hit a big boy number. 01:14:31.435 --> 01:14:34.077 [SPEAKER_11]: And enough that it cost the Republicans the election. 01:14:34.097 --> 01:14:37.100 [SPEAKER_09]: But people will point to him and act as if that was a third. 01:14:37.140 --> 01:14:40.182 [SPEAKER_09]: Like that's proof that a third party candidate is viable. 01:14:40.522 --> 01:14:42.084 [SPEAKER_09]: He was not a third party candidate. 01:14:42.364 --> 01:14:46.607 [SPEAKER_09]: He was a Republican acting like an actual Republican. 01:14:46.788 --> 01:14:47.708 [SPEAKER_09]: He was the only one. 01:14:48.609 --> 01:14:51.552 [SPEAKER_09]: He was the only person that acted like an actual Republican. 01:14:52.331 --> 01:14:54.092 [SPEAKER_11]: What was the stats on that, Bluke? 01:14:54.772 --> 01:14:55.412 [SPEAKER_11]: 19 percent. 01:14:55.952 --> 01:14:56.612 [SPEAKER_08]: Shattered. 01:14:57.633 --> 01:15:04.155 [SPEAKER_11]: It's so hard to fathom today, and it was just a tad before my time, because I didn't really give a fuck about politics then. 01:15:05.015 --> 01:15:06.455 [SPEAKER_11]: So I wasn't really paying attention. 01:15:06.475 --> 01:15:11.877 [SPEAKER_11]: I remember as a kid, was it his VP who took the hearing and he's out live on stage? 01:15:11.917 --> 01:15:12.797 [SPEAKER_11]: Admiral Stockdale? 01:15:12.857 --> 01:15:13.097 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 01:15:13.797 --> 01:15:15.138 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, he's going to have to get back to you on that. 01:15:16.674 --> 01:15:20.155 [SPEAKER_09]: Admiral Stockdale is a fucking hero, Medal of Honor recipient. 01:15:22.096 --> 01:15:24.657 [SPEAKER_09]: He was a four star flag officer. 01:15:25.217 --> 01:15:37.262 [SPEAKER_09]: He's Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Medal, four silver stars, Legion of Merit, with a V, Distinguished Flying Cross, Braun Star with V, two purple hearts, et cetera, et cetera. 01:15:37.302 --> 01:15:45.125 [SPEAKER_09]: He's one of the most decorated people in the history of this country, however, when he was running for office, wasn't really prepared for it. 01:15:46.787 --> 01:15:47.508 [SPEAKER_09]: just to be clear. 01:15:47.888 --> 01:15:51.190 [SPEAKER_11]: Do you have that video look of him pulling out his hearing aids on stage? 01:15:51.330 --> 01:15:53.472 [SPEAKER_11]: I haven't seen this in years and years and years. 01:15:54.132 --> 01:15:58.095 [SPEAKER_11]: I go to Google and just type in James Stockdale on stage. 01:16:00.857 --> 01:16:03.538 [SPEAKER_11]: I remember I think SNL doing a bit on it. 01:16:03.598 --> 01:16:06.921 [SPEAKER_11]: I think Phil Hartman played Stockdale. 01:16:07.141 --> 01:16:07.581 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, maybe. 01:16:10.105 --> 01:16:23.547 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, press play on this pain that's been going on outside this auditorium with three weeks to go this campaign has at times been very ugly with the tone being set by personal negative attacks as candidates. 01:16:24.326 --> 01:16:25.887 [SPEAKER_07]: How does it look from your viewpoint? 01:16:26.007 --> 01:16:28.488 [SPEAKER_07]: And are these tactics really necessary? 01:16:29.648 --> 01:16:31.129 [SPEAKER_07]: And will stock fail if you're turned to go? 01:16:31.169 --> 01:16:33.429 [SPEAKER_01]: No, I didn't have my hearing aid turn on. 01:16:33.489 --> 01:16:34.210 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll tell you again. 01:16:35.350 --> 01:16:40.192 [SPEAKER_07]: I was saying that at times this campaign has been very ugly with personal negative attacks. 01:16:40.772 --> 01:16:43.073 [SPEAKER_07]: As a candidate, how does it look from where you are? 01:16:43.553 --> 01:16:45.574 [SPEAKER_07]: And are these tactics really necessary? 01:16:46.174 --> 01:16:47.375 [SPEAKER_01]: That should be attacks. 01:16:47.475 --> 01:16:47.735 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, 01:16:49.980 --> 01:17:05.768 [SPEAKER_09]: that's fucking awesome to know i know what's full apartment i just popped up right after it the guys in american hero by the way and uh... rospero probably should have picked some of the old you know well it look but that's not the point of all this the point of all this is that 01:17:07.247 --> 01:17:15.032 [SPEAKER_09]: The reason for parole success is because he represented what Republicans and conservatives have been asking for for a very long time. 01:17:17.013 --> 01:17:27.819 [SPEAKER_09]: The creation of federal institutions by Nixon and the way that his time and office went downhill precipitously. 01:17:29.046 --> 01:17:37.049 [SPEAKER_09]: book ended by two liberal like LBJ and fucking Carter who just fucked us in so many ways. 01:17:37.090 --> 01:17:48.675 [SPEAKER_09]: Vietnam and Iran specifically, right on foreign policy and domestically, the gas shortage and inflation and with LBJ, it was all the civil rights stuff, right? 01:17:50.983 --> 01:17:53.904 [SPEAKER_09]: And then the one repute, we got in the middle of it, they fucking took him down. 01:17:54.444 --> 01:17:58.606 [SPEAKER_09]: Now Nixon did some stupid shit, he created the EPA, that was a mistake. 01:17:59.146 --> 01:18:01.867 [SPEAKER_09]: And did some other stuff. 01:18:01.927 --> 01:18:04.008 [SPEAKER_09]: It was a total head job to get him out of office though. 01:18:04.028 --> 01:18:07.169 [SPEAKER_09]: This like, the, the, the, the entire, 01:18:09.249 --> 01:18:11.970 [SPEAKER_09]: Watergate thing was just stupid who fucking cares about any of that. 01:18:12.130 --> 01:18:17.612 [SPEAKER_09]: That's not an impeachable offense and the fuck you're talking about anyways Anyways forget about all of that. 01:18:17.672 --> 01:18:29.035 [SPEAKER_09]: That was a hit job, but then before that you're talking about fucking LBJJFK and then Eisenhower right Eisenhower Didn't even govern that conservatively. 01:18:29.175 --> 01:18:34.077 [SPEAKER_09]: He just warned us at the end of his term like hey shit's about to go sideways 01:18:34.837 --> 01:18:37.059 [SPEAKER_09]: to keep an eye out for that military industrial complex. 01:18:37.319 --> 01:18:38.380 [SPEAKER_09]: That was the big warning, right? 01:18:39.121 --> 01:18:46.088 [SPEAKER_09]: But for the first time, in anybody's adult lives, Ross Pearl represented actual political conservatism. 01:18:47.150 --> 01:18:55.112 [SPEAKER_09]: And nobody has sent, frankly, no American president George Bush was a nation building fucking neocon and Trump is a populist. 01:18:55.432 --> 01:18:59.394 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know that he knows what conservativism is in its root, frankly, right? 01:18:59.434 --> 01:19:06.996 [SPEAKER_09]: And that isn't to say he can't do things governing well from time to time, but certainly not a conservative, not in the traditional sense. 01:19:07.656 --> 01:19:10.817 [SPEAKER_09]: There will never ever be a third party in this country ever. 01:19:12.189 --> 01:19:12.969 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, I don't think so either. 01:19:13.009 --> 01:19:14.550 [SPEAKER_11]: I just think it's too much to ask. 01:19:14.630 --> 01:19:15.190 [SPEAKER_11]: I really do. 01:19:15.851 --> 01:19:19.832 [SPEAKER_11]: Or there's got to be some crazy candidate that just unites everybody, but I don't know who that is. 01:19:20.072 --> 01:19:27.455 [SPEAKER_11]: And it truthfully, it would have to come from the right of the left to do it for them to switch to the middle that everybody loves just to do it. 01:19:27.555 --> 01:19:30.437 [SPEAKER_11]: But I don't even know who the fuck that is to be honest with you. 01:19:30.977 --> 01:19:32.197 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm looking through the comments here. 01:19:32.317 --> 01:19:35.859 [SPEAKER_11]: Adam J. Schroeder says, Northern Wisconsin is a leftist haven now. 01:19:38.620 --> 01:19:40.521 [SPEAKER_11]: I haven't been in Wisconsin in many, many, many, many. 01:19:40.601 --> 01:19:48.747 [SPEAKER_09]: All the northern Wisconsin cities are all labor union people and like superior, big, big labor union town. 01:19:50.668 --> 01:19:52.089 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know so much about Green Bay. 01:19:52.269 --> 01:19:54.791 [SPEAKER_09]: I think Green Bay and Appleton might be more on the conservative side. 01:19:54.831 --> 01:19:55.892 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't remember. 01:19:56.132 --> 01:19:57.053 [SPEAKER_09]: I think. 01:19:57.073 --> 01:20:02.617 [SPEAKER_09]: But there's a lot of organized labor up there and it's, I mean, it's all communist nonsense. 01:20:03.465 --> 01:20:04.126 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, that's wild. 01:20:04.146 --> 01:20:04.366 [SPEAKER_11]: Mm-hmm. 01:20:04.546 --> 01:20:05.607 [SPEAKER_11]: That's absolutely wild. 01:20:06.468 --> 01:20:07.610 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, there's the hunger, dude. 01:20:07.630 --> 01:20:09.532 [SPEAKER_11]: The fucking Viet Hall. 01:20:09.552 --> 01:20:10.673 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay. 01:20:11.134 --> 01:20:12.115 [SPEAKER_09]: I'd like to have that sure. 01:20:12.175 --> 01:20:17.220 [SPEAKER_09]: Somebody in the chat asked how she's got bulging eyes and slanted eyes at the same time. 01:20:17.821 --> 01:20:19.343 [SPEAKER_11]: Look, the slanted is always going to be there. 01:20:20.003 --> 01:20:21.885 [SPEAKER_11]: The bulge is what's hard to achieve. 01:20:22.186 --> 01:20:22.907 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like you can't. 01:20:23.667 --> 01:20:24.909 [SPEAKER_09]: You got to mix up, uh... 01:20:26.757 --> 01:20:28.581 [SPEAKER_09]: You got to mix things up a little bit. 01:20:28.601 --> 01:20:31.828 [SPEAKER_11]: I would like her to see just do a bunch of campaign. 01:20:31.988 --> 01:20:33.972 [SPEAKER_11]: She looks in both of the view at Haung Dude. 01:20:34.533 --> 01:20:36.537 [SPEAKER_11]: And it's just CCR playing in the background. 01:20:37.494 --> 01:20:41.278 [SPEAKER_11]: But on the bathroom, boy, where am I, where am I? 01:20:41.378 --> 01:20:44.681 [SPEAKER_11]: 14 it's, oh yeah, I'll just go through all the hits, dude. 01:20:44.721 --> 01:20:48.365 [SPEAKER_11]: And it's her just running through rice patty fields. 01:20:48.425 --> 01:20:50.907 [SPEAKER_11]: And so you would have her dressed up as the VC. 01:20:51.088 --> 01:20:57.674 [SPEAKER_10]: Yes, and here's why, because she hates Americans so much that it's like, yeah, it would be an accurate commercial. 01:20:57.694 --> 01:21:00.477 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't think that do very well for her numbers overall. 01:21:00.577 --> 01:21:01.478 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't know anymore. 01:21:03.130 --> 01:21:15.742 [SPEAKER_11]: It's like the more extreme you go, the more people vote for these fucking people, like Abdul Sayed, you watch if he's steam rolls this chick tonight, and it's not close. 01:21:16.504 --> 01:21:18.365 [SPEAKER_11]: This is gonna be the top story for the next week. 01:21:18.646 --> 01:21:25.931 [SPEAKER_11]: You're gonna see more leftist meltdowns over this, over and over and over again of, oh my God, how do we keep electing these fucking people? 01:21:26.271 --> 01:21:28.933 [SPEAKER_11]: And there's no way our party is socialist. 01:21:29.333 --> 01:21:33.717 [SPEAKER_11]: And then if you couple that with the hunger, if the hunger wins next Tuesday, 01:21:34.692 --> 01:21:47.971 [SPEAKER_11]: you're looking it back to back in two totally different states of these candidates are getting either this close or they're actually going to fucking win and there's no going back after that I mean that's that's just too much across the country you're looking at all the biggest 01:21:49.002 --> 01:21:53.403 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, Seattle, that woman is near a breaking point, by the way. 01:21:53.423 --> 01:21:59.524 [SPEAKER_09]: You think she even makes it through without what, like quitting, quitting, yeah. 01:22:00.084 --> 01:22:00.324 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:22:00.904 --> 01:22:01.384 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't either. 01:22:01.964 --> 01:22:03.244 [SPEAKER_11]: I think I'm gonna make it through. 01:22:03.324 --> 01:22:07.345 [SPEAKER_09]: I think she's gonna do what the kids call soft quitting, which is it's not showing up anymore. 01:22:07.505 --> 01:22:11.626 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think she'll hard quit and resign or anything like that, but I think she'll just like hide. 01:22:13.106 --> 01:22:13.846 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 01:22:13.866 --> 01:22:15.907 [SPEAKER_09]: And this is like, so again, 01:22:20.470 --> 01:22:35.253 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a lot of talk going on on the right about these days, and it's dissident people who don't understand conservatism for the most part, but what's the federal government going to do about food prices? 01:22:35.513 --> 01:22:37.314 [SPEAKER_09]: What the fuck should they do about food prices? 01:22:37.334 --> 01:22:38.154 [SPEAKER_09]: What are you talking about? 01:22:39.834 --> 01:22:42.395 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you not call yourself conservative and ask that question? 01:22:43.332 --> 01:22:45.955 [SPEAKER_09]: and less the answer is to deregulate everything. 01:22:46.656 --> 01:22:52.223 [SPEAKER_09]: The only thing the federal government should do with regard to prices get the fuck out of the way. 01:22:52.563 --> 01:22:53.705 [SPEAKER_09]: That's it, right? 01:22:53.965 --> 01:23:00.152 [SPEAKER_09]: And that includes, by the way, ending tariffs for stuff that we can't get inside the country. 01:23:00.773 --> 01:23:01.634 [SPEAKER_09]: Cannot can't do it. 01:23:01.774 --> 01:23:02.214 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't care. 01:23:02.455 --> 01:23:03.816 [SPEAKER_09]: There's fine something else to tariff. 01:23:03.936 --> 01:23:04.096 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 01:23:04.276 --> 01:23:04.957 [SPEAKER_09]: If you want to do that. 01:23:05.037 --> 01:23:05.217 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:23:05.297 --> 01:23:06.839 [SPEAKER_09]: Cannot do that to American businesses. 01:23:07.019 --> 01:23:07.199 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:23:07.419 --> 01:23:11.123 [SPEAKER_09]: That is a fucking stupid thing to do, especially in the time of relative growth. 01:23:11.143 --> 01:23:13.866 [SPEAKER_09]: Stock market's growing, market's somewhere based is growing. 01:23:14.166 --> 01:23:15.467 [SPEAKER_09]: You can't do it, right? 01:23:15.547 --> 01:23:16.648 [SPEAKER_09]: It chokes out the growth. 01:23:16.708 --> 01:23:19.331 [SPEAKER_09]: And growth is one of the ways that you catch up to the debt problem. 01:23:19.891 --> 01:23:25.557 [SPEAKER_09]: You grow the economy, the catch up to the debt problem, and you shrink the debt at the same time, try to meet somewhere in the middle over time over 20 years. 01:23:25.977 --> 01:23:33.842 [SPEAKER_09]: But if you're not growing, if you're not matching that growth and if the growth is concentrated at the top and not through the middle class, then you're going to have a big fucking problem, right? 01:23:33.882 --> 01:23:39.006 [SPEAKER_11]: Two York points right now at 11.35 a.m. on Tuesday because we're recording this live right now. 01:23:39.026 --> 01:23:42.008 [SPEAKER_11]: In the morning, the stock market just hit an all-time high. 01:23:42.868 --> 01:23:46.010 [SPEAKER_11]: Right now, first time it's ever crossed 54,000. 01:23:47.342 --> 01:24:08.183 [SPEAKER_11]: uh... and then blue guy sent you a video here some reporter actually asked to the exact question i did um... i don't know the answer is in a watch the video but uh... that's that said hey can you even make it another three years can you last let's see what she says here she afraid of white people too uh... she hates him she hates him but she also live with her mom i'm not kidding uh... press play 01:24:09.166 --> 01:24:13.129 [SPEAKER_03]: There are a lot of questions in the room today about your relative lack of experience. 01:24:13.169 --> 01:24:15.511 [SPEAKER_03]: It's something that was brought up on the campaign trail. 01:24:16.212 --> 01:24:18.134 [SPEAKER_03]: Black community leaders brought it up yesterday. 01:24:18.374 --> 01:24:21.176 [SPEAKER_03]: As Chris alluded to, council members have brought it up as well. 01:24:21.837 --> 01:24:23.418 [SPEAKER_03]: You're seven months into the job. 01:24:23.578 --> 01:24:32.606 [SPEAKER_03]: What can you say to community members who are concerned that you have not at this point shown the leadership capability to run this city for three more years? 01:24:33.795 --> 01:24:38.736 [SPEAKER_13]: I'll just say I'm working with a great team and I believe that we are making the right decisions for the same. 01:24:38.756 --> 01:24:40.696 [SPEAKER_13]: It's good after here. 01:24:42.137 --> 01:24:43.477 [SPEAKER_11]: I don't think she's going to make it, dude. 01:24:43.997 --> 01:24:49.418 [SPEAKER_11]: There's a look in her eyes that just, man, she looks afraid to have a real job. 01:24:51.159 --> 01:24:52.339 [SPEAKER_11]: I've seen those people too. 01:24:53.019 --> 01:24:55.560 [SPEAKER_11]: Where you hire them and you're like, wait, is this your first shot? 01:24:56.620 --> 01:24:57.620 [SPEAKER_11]: Man, you're not going to make it. 01:24:58.040 --> 01:24:59.680 [SPEAKER_11]: You're not going to fucking make it, dude. 01:25:03.503 --> 01:25:11.689 [SPEAKER_11]: I, man, if there was something on calcium for that, I'd push some some prediction money into that for Christ's sex. 01:25:12.009 --> 01:25:12.870 [SPEAKER_11]: God damn, dude. 01:25:12.890 --> 01:25:13.590 [SPEAKER_11]: This is crazy. 01:25:14.391 --> 01:25:14.611 [SPEAKER_11]: All right. 01:25:14.731 --> 01:25:15.652 [SPEAKER_11]: Now's the boy in the show. 01:25:15.712 --> 01:25:18.253 [SPEAKER_11]: We get to the drinking bro of the week. 01:25:18.273 --> 01:25:20.555 [SPEAKER_11]: You can submit on drinkingbroes.com. 01:25:21.536 --> 01:25:22.556 [SPEAKER_11]: Flock on our shirts. 01:25:22.716 --> 01:25:26.019 [SPEAKER_11]: Luke are on fire on drinkingbroes.com. 01:25:27.500 --> 01:25:29.261 [SPEAKER_11]: Look at those little beauties, dude. 01:25:29.761 --> 01:25:30.542 [SPEAKER_11]: There they are. 01:25:34.332 --> 01:25:50.780 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, these are fucking on fire and then so are the yellow stone 2026 yellow stone cartwheeled champion with the old man getting flipped over And then coupe a brand and call me right after the show if you go back to the home page there We do have the crime corner tank tops. 01:25:50.980 --> 01:25:58.023 [SPEAKER_11]: I saw those but are looking for the ladies okay We got them for the ladies out there. 01:25:58.463 --> 01:25:58.843 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh shit. 01:25:58.883 --> 01:25:59.463 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm wearing one today. 01:25:59.483 --> 01:26:01.604 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm wearing it the dudes one not the ladies one 01:26:03.986 --> 01:26:08.508 [SPEAKER_11]: But yeah, we get everything citizen phone cases up there drinking bros. Oh shit. 01:26:08.528 --> 01:26:09.308 [SPEAKER_11]: Do you have the bro box? 01:26:09.769 --> 01:26:11.049 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, put that on camera. 01:26:11.069 --> 01:26:11.590 [SPEAKER_11]: Did I do it? 01:26:12.050 --> 01:26:15.031 [SPEAKER_11]: The bro box has been on fucking fire here, dude. 01:26:15.672 --> 01:26:22.275 [SPEAKER_11]: So we gave out a Huge barbecue set that was a big hit a year ago here. 01:26:22.295 --> 01:26:23.136 [SPEAKER_11]: This is for the fall. 01:26:23.176 --> 01:26:24.176 [SPEAKER_11]: It's everybody's going back. 01:26:24.416 --> 01:26:25.177 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, this one is 01:26:26.900 --> 01:26:28.841 [SPEAKER_09]: with a little cheese board as well. 01:26:28.881 --> 01:26:29.942 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, a little cutting board. 01:26:30.002 --> 01:26:37.066 [SPEAKER_09]: This one's for taking, for taking kind of on the road with you because it's got this to go salt and pepper shaker thing here. 01:26:37.986 --> 01:26:38.927 [SPEAKER_09]: So, pretty sweet. 01:26:39.067 --> 01:26:43.009 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, and then it's got, it's shown the drink of bro's logo on the outside of it. 01:26:43.370 --> 01:26:44.610 [SPEAKER_11]: I think it's fucking dope. 01:26:44.630 --> 01:26:46.291 [SPEAKER_11]: You can still order those right now. 01:26:47.672 --> 01:27:11.897 [SPEAKER_11]: but yeah man those turned out fantastic and if you're grilling if you're getting ready for football season and tailgating and all that fun stuff this is an excellent box to get the pro boxes has been on fire and then the app so we've been talking about the app as well because you could submit on the app for drink of bro of the week it's free on iPhones and Android so we've been talking a lot about streaming on it's 01:27:12.817 --> 01:27:21.262 [SPEAKER_11]: I believe we have a conversation this afternoon and we're getting close and people are asking if it's like pepper box I don't know what I don't know pepper box. 01:27:21.382 --> 01:27:31.387 [SPEAKER_11]: I've heard of it, but I'm not a subscriber to it anything We're trying to make it free and then you know, just have like dynamic add insertions pay forward or whatever So that that's the goal of it 01:27:32.715 --> 01:27:59.747 [SPEAKER_11]: we want to show though like whole games and shit and then just delete it afterwards and i think the only way you can do that is if you do like a buck or something like that like yeah that's that's my thought to is if there's not at least some form of minimal pay wall then it's right but like he is piano whatever it is because then we could do like game of the week shit where it's like all right what game do you want us to watch because all get like all bet on anything for me sick so i'm down i think we got to find a way to 01:28:02.728 --> 01:28:09.673 [SPEAKER_09]: Children's sporting events and then gamble on it like a bunch of fucking oh my god A bunch of drunk Koreans in a smoke filled room. 01:28:09.733 --> 01:28:10.814 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that possible Kofok? 01:28:10.834 --> 01:28:11.554 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's possible. 01:28:11.654 --> 01:28:13.916 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I'm sure we could find a little late. 01:28:13.976 --> 01:28:14.576 [SPEAKER_11]: Hey series. 01:28:14.596 --> 01:28:16.677 [SPEAKER_11]: You will hang on dude I'm coaching right now. 01:28:17.318 --> 01:28:18.278 [SPEAKER_11]: My team is undefeated. 01:28:18.739 --> 01:28:23.902 [SPEAKER_11]: I can easily get these kids to the championship Yeah, why wouldn't how do you go live from the field though? 01:28:24.742 --> 01:28:27.564 [SPEAKER_10]: We'd need we've got we've got a live set up. 01:28:27.604 --> 01:28:28.585 [SPEAKER_10]: We could make it happen. 01:28:28.605 --> 01:28:29.866 [SPEAKER_10]: I think we are gonna need to 01:28:32.777 --> 01:28:35.200 [SPEAKER_10]: You do have a live, how do you do the internet version of it? 01:28:35.681 --> 01:28:43.371 [SPEAKER_10]: That's the part that we're going to have to get some new equipment for, like maybe what's it called, that Elon Musk thing, what's he, the Starlink, yeah. 01:28:43.772 --> 01:28:45.835 [SPEAKER_11]: Starlink with Starlink, do it, look, is that powerful enough? 01:28:46.700 --> 01:28:50.083 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh, yeah, it's like where we'll are use it on the show last week. 01:28:50.143 --> 01:28:50.643 [SPEAKER_10]: It was good. 01:28:50.823 --> 01:28:51.864 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, it was really good. 01:28:52.024 --> 01:28:57.208 [SPEAKER_10]: Jamie and I used it for a for live streaming the Jazz Fest. 01:28:57.228 --> 01:28:57.929 [SPEAKER_10]: Jazz Fest? 01:28:57.969 --> 01:28:58.629 [SPEAKER_10]: How do we're sitting? 01:28:58.789 --> 01:28:59.410 [SPEAKER_10]: It works great. 01:28:59.910 --> 01:29:00.310 [SPEAKER_10]: It like it. 01:29:00.551 --> 01:29:03.473 [SPEAKER_10]: I was I was blown away that it was a little stream dude. 01:29:03.573 --> 01:29:06.215 [SPEAKER_08]: It's possible we could just use like a cell signal that too. 01:29:06.375 --> 01:29:06.735 [SPEAKER_10]: That's true. 01:29:06.776 --> 01:29:10.260 [SPEAKER_10]: We might be able to, I'll run a test with a hot spot and see if we can do it with that. 01:29:10.300 --> 01:29:13.564 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't think it's going to be quite strong enough, but a start link would do it for sure. 01:29:13.724 --> 01:29:15.506 [SPEAKER_09]: If you get any questions, reach out to Georgia. 01:29:15.566 --> 01:29:16.648 [SPEAKER_09]: He does this professionally. 01:29:16.708 --> 01:29:17.008 [SPEAKER_09]: He does. 01:29:17.269 --> 01:29:17.669 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:29:17.729 --> 01:29:19.031 [SPEAKER_09]: He's over in Europe doing it right now. 01:29:19.051 --> 01:29:19.972 [SPEAKER_09]: I talked to him the other day. 01:29:19.992 --> 01:29:20.493 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:29:22.213 --> 01:29:23.814 [SPEAKER_11]: Look he's he's got his dream job. 01:29:23.834 --> 01:29:25.175 [SPEAKER_11]: That's what all these jobs are full. 01:29:25.195 --> 01:29:28.637 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't want to put his business in the street But he may have been molested by a fucking gay man. 01:29:28.978 --> 01:29:30.098 [SPEAKER_09]: No way in Spain now. 01:29:30.178 --> 01:29:30.719 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that what he said? 01:29:30.759 --> 01:29:32.260 [SPEAKER_09]: No, maybe he's got a little kid. 01:29:32.280 --> 01:29:35.502 [SPEAKER_09]: He said that was an aggressive dick sit your way. 01:29:35.542 --> 01:29:36.823 [SPEAKER_11]: He looks kind of Spanish though 01:29:37.243 --> 01:29:45.287 [SPEAKER_09]: A little bit yeah, I don't know that that justifies raping and whatever you've got to find Something positive here. 01:29:45.488 --> 01:29:51.491 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, it's not all negative, obviously, but man if we could You imagine if we stream my fucking child championship game. 01:29:51.611 --> 01:29:54.012 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, we could have a dedicated channel on there for the games every week. 01:29:54.032 --> 01:30:02.737 [SPEAKER_10]: I would be amazing I wasn't necessarily let the parents know I wouldn't either I would we would only have to do that here because I'm gonna say delete it right after I'm gonna say some stuff 01:30:03.577 --> 01:30:05.419 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, because you guys could be in the studio. 01:30:06.079 --> 01:30:09.883 [SPEAKER_11]: So you could be watching it and then I would be there So Dan could be commenting on it. 01:30:09.903 --> 01:30:10.944 [SPEAKER_11]: Well, I'm well, I'm there. 01:30:11.624 --> 01:30:13.426 [SPEAKER_11]: I mean, that's all we have to talk about. 01:30:13.806 --> 01:30:15.528 [SPEAKER_11]: That's fine Have you you could love me? 01:30:15.568 --> 01:30:16.449 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, that'd be cool. 01:30:16.489 --> 01:30:17.049 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I'm saying. 01:30:17.069 --> 01:30:17.390 [SPEAKER_08]: Be dope. 01:30:17.410 --> 01:30:17.930 [SPEAKER_11]: It's fuck. 01:30:18.110 --> 01:30:27.439 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, if you could love me up for that Had the amount of times I say fuck under my breath to be hilarious Is I always turn my head away from the kids and I'm like fuck 01:30:28.117 --> 01:30:30.098 [SPEAKER_11]: where I'm like, God dammit, you should have hit that shot. 01:30:30.158 --> 01:30:36.002 [SPEAKER_09]: I think we, it's just your Walter Mathal in Bad News Bears. 01:30:37.142 --> 01:30:38.964 [SPEAKER_11]: I'm just trying to tell you. 01:30:38.984 --> 01:30:40.184 [SPEAKER_09]: You gotta have at least a drink. 01:30:40.765 --> 01:30:43.466 [SPEAKER_09]: There's gotta be least something, right? 01:30:43.846 --> 01:30:46.868 [SPEAKER_11]: Boy, there'd be a full ass God dammit dude. 01:30:46.948 --> 01:30:48.009 [SPEAKER_11]: I think we could get away with it. 01:30:48.029 --> 01:30:51.531 [SPEAKER_09]: And I think we should mic up some of the parents too, some of the fans of the show, mic them up. 01:30:51.691 --> 01:30:52.492 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, Jesse's there. 01:30:53.463 --> 01:30:54.363 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I don't know. 01:30:54.383 --> 01:30:56.904 [SPEAKER_09]: We don't need both of you go. 01:30:57.084 --> 01:30:58.024 [SPEAKER_09]: It both you go to jail. 01:30:58.064 --> 01:30:58.904 [SPEAKER_11]: Well, she. 01:30:58.944 --> 01:30:59.785 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, exactly. 01:30:59.865 --> 01:31:00.765 [SPEAKER_11]: Right. 01:31:00.865 --> 01:31:02.365 [SPEAKER_11]: Man, that would be really fucking fun. 01:31:02.405 --> 01:31:03.706 [SPEAKER_11]: Now, holy shit. 01:31:04.586 --> 01:31:06.846 [SPEAKER_11]: Just for just for one and then just delete it. 01:31:06.946 --> 01:31:07.847 [SPEAKER_11]: My god, man. 01:31:07.867 --> 01:31:09.787 [SPEAKER_11]: Because this team, we're going to win it all. 01:31:09.827 --> 01:31:10.847 [SPEAKER_11]: I can, I can already tell. 01:31:12.108 --> 01:31:13.648 [SPEAKER_11]: So, yeah, we'll be in it for sure. 01:31:14.340 --> 01:31:15.101 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, God, it would be good. 01:31:15.201 --> 01:31:15.801 [SPEAKER_10]: When's the game? 01:31:17.062 --> 01:31:19.423 [SPEAKER_10]: August 29th would be the championship game. 01:31:19.683 --> 01:31:21.644 [SPEAKER_10]: And I think we'll be up and running. 01:31:21.684 --> 01:31:23.285 [SPEAKER_10]: I think that's going to be until actually live stream. 01:31:23.305 --> 01:31:24.766 [SPEAKER_10]: We'll see what we call today, we'll see. 01:31:24.866 --> 01:31:28.708 [SPEAKER_11]: But yeah, I know there's like for NFL and college. 01:31:29.649 --> 01:31:33.031 [SPEAKER_11]: Because that way we could do different college games to ship money, nine games and all that stuff. 01:31:33.051 --> 01:31:34.331 [SPEAKER_11]: But it's got to be about it. 01:31:34.371 --> 01:31:36.953 [SPEAKER_11]: They said it's got to be behind some form of paywalks if they see it. 01:31:37.633 --> 01:31:38.774 [SPEAKER_11]: That's when they rip it. 01:31:38.794 --> 01:31:39.975 [SPEAKER_11]: So those streams, what was it? 01:31:40.475 --> 01:31:41.876 [SPEAKER_11]: East Coast streams or West Coast streams 01:31:43.920 --> 01:31:44.741 [SPEAKER_11]: What was the big one, Luke? 01:31:44.761 --> 01:31:46.702 [SPEAKER_11]: I think it was East Coast streams. 01:31:47.323 --> 01:31:49.365 [SPEAKER_11]: That was doing like UFC fights and all that shit though. 01:31:49.885 --> 01:31:57.872 [SPEAKER_11]: The reason why those sites would get ripped down is because they were doing it for free, but if you had to pop it up behind dollars or something like that, be fun. 01:31:58.753 --> 01:31:59.713 [SPEAKER_11]: It'd be really fucking fun. 01:31:59.994 --> 01:32:00.234 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 01:32:00.735 --> 01:32:01.055 [SPEAKER_11]: find out. 01:32:01.116 --> 01:32:01.676 [SPEAKER_11]: We'll figure it out. 01:32:02.497 --> 01:32:04.619 [SPEAKER_11]: As we go, but we're getting closer and closer, man. 01:32:04.659 --> 01:32:05.840 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, be great. 01:32:05.940 --> 01:32:14.508 [SPEAKER_11]: And then on that app, it would just be a little live TV button that's just kind of blinking so you know when we're going live throughout the day. 01:32:14.528 --> 01:32:15.449 [SPEAKER_11]: Because I would have gotten 01:32:17.270 --> 01:32:19.212 [SPEAKER_11]: shows that we're outside of Patreon on it, for sure. 01:32:19.632 --> 01:32:24.255 [SPEAKER_11]: Patreon will always be Patreon, but yeah, man, it could be really fucking fun, so we'll see. 01:32:25.256 --> 01:32:30.200 [SPEAKER_11]: But you can submit them, drink and throw the week on there, and then it gets emailed to us live on air. 01:32:30.880 --> 01:32:36.244 [SPEAKER_11]: Let's see who we got here today on the old program. 01:32:36.324 --> 01:32:39.427 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, by the way, since we are checking that out, we check that girl's thing. 01:32:40.107 --> 01:32:42.349 [SPEAKER_11]: I put her link up, um, what? 01:32:43.818 --> 01:32:46.619 [SPEAKER_11]: So I think it was Friday's show. 01:32:46.679 --> 01:32:47.679 [SPEAKER_11]: We're shooting the GoFundMe. 01:32:48.820 --> 01:32:49.820 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, I remember that one? 01:32:49.840 --> 01:32:51.080 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, that was from Friday's show. 01:32:51.320 --> 01:32:52.241 [SPEAKER_11]: It was, yes. 01:32:53.121 --> 01:32:57.202 [SPEAKER_11]: Go to the link on, it'll be on iTunes or Red Circle. 01:32:58.403 --> 01:33:00.163 [SPEAKER_11]: And see if she made it, just set a curiosity. 01:33:01.224 --> 01:33:04.285 [SPEAKER_11]: I'll read this drinker bro the week and then we'll look it up right afterwards, okay? 01:33:04.305 --> 01:33:06.365 [SPEAKER_11]: This one was just submitted by Nadja. 01:33:09.790 --> 01:33:18.733 [SPEAKER_11]: Khalizmo, C-O-L-O-S-I-M-O, short Khalizmo, Policimal, Kola Simo, maybe. 01:33:19.053 --> 01:33:25.695 [SPEAKER_11]: Who knows, North Carolina, listener for seven months, once the nominated Chris, Kola Simo, living. 01:33:26.115 --> 01:33:29.376 [SPEAKER_11]: I want to nominate my husband for Drinking Bro of the Week. 01:33:30.096 --> 01:33:33.237 [SPEAKER_11]: We recently had our first child seven months ago. 01:33:33.678 --> 01:33:36.799 [SPEAKER_11]: He plays your podcast every morning for our song, 01:33:39.176 --> 01:33:40.157 [SPEAKER_10]: Don't play it for him. 01:33:40.197 --> 01:33:42.898 [SPEAKER_11]: That's don't do that to the baby, you know? 01:33:43.759 --> 01:33:45.139 [SPEAKER_11]: Don't do that to the baby. 01:33:45.540 --> 01:33:47.140 [SPEAKER_10]: Kid is gonna be a force to be reckoned with. 01:33:47.180 --> 01:33:56.306 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, let's see, along with the transition in a parenthood, we really recently just moved from willing to North Carolina to Monterey, California. 01:33:56.606 --> 01:34:00.568 [SPEAKER_11]: Holy shit, for him to attend MPS, what is that? 01:34:03.530 --> 01:34:06.551 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that the graduate school? 01:34:10.090 --> 01:34:13.753 [SPEAKER_09]: and pares, let's see, I'll look at it. 01:34:14.153 --> 01:34:18.237 [SPEAKER_10]: I think it's a military police school or 01:34:20.530 --> 01:34:23.451 [SPEAKER_09]: And it's a naval postgraduate. 01:34:23.731 --> 01:34:24.151 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, shit. 01:34:24.171 --> 01:34:24.431 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:34:24.511 --> 01:34:25.431 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that anapolis? 01:34:26.051 --> 01:34:26.271 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:34:27.272 --> 01:34:27.492 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:34:27.712 --> 01:34:30.172 [SPEAKER_09]: It's anapolis's in Maryland. 01:34:30.312 --> 01:34:30.532 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 01:34:30.552 --> 01:34:33.633 [SPEAKER_09]: It's in PS is like postgraduate study school. 01:34:33.693 --> 01:34:36.554 [SPEAKER_09]: Actually went there for some stuff back in the day. 01:34:36.654 --> 01:34:36.874 [SPEAKER_09]: Really? 01:34:36.894 --> 01:34:37.334 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:34:38.274 --> 01:34:39.035 [SPEAKER_09]: Monterey's beautiful. 01:34:39.575 --> 01:34:39.815 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:34:39.855 --> 01:34:45.036 [SPEAKER_09]: But it's, I went to do certificate coursework. 01:34:45.356 --> 01:34:45.776 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:34:49.657 --> 01:34:51.841 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, I don't know if he's he may be in the military. 01:34:52.301 --> 01:34:55.526 [SPEAKER_09]: Probably not if he was working at our if he was living in a Wilmington. 01:34:55.787 --> 01:34:56.027 [SPEAKER_11]: Okay. 01:34:56.248 --> 01:34:58.531 [SPEAKER_09]: But, uh, or maybe they were living in Wilmington. 01:34:58.551 --> 01:35:04.661 [SPEAKER_09]: He was in a Marine Corps because Marines would go there too, but yeah, it's the post graduate school for the, uh, for the Navy. 01:35:05.081 --> 01:35:06.342 [SPEAKER_09]: They have all kind of stuff down there. 01:35:06.362 --> 01:35:15.166 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like it's one of the best repositories of Homeland Security Education that exists, I think I I'm still on their mailing list now. 01:35:15.206 --> 01:35:19.528 [SPEAKER_11]: I get the emails from them every day Well, it's awesome She says well, I'm so proud of him for this. 01:35:19.668 --> 01:35:26.411 [SPEAKER_11]: I've never been more proud of him for transitioning into an amazing father and a supportive husband cheers So he absolutely cheers. 01:35:26.431 --> 01:35:27.312 [SPEAKER_09]: You can grasp on the baby. 01:35:27.492 --> 01:35:32.034 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, congrats on the baby and Look, I'm on a beautiful show 01:35:32.834 --> 01:35:35.615 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I'm not trying to have a listen show. 01:35:35.855 --> 01:35:36.235 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 01:35:36.495 --> 01:35:38.816 [SPEAKER_11]: But Monterey is Monterey's beautiful. 01:35:38.916 --> 01:35:50.601 [SPEAKER_09]: So I would have to say this morning, I played several, I played Lamb of God for a while for the baby. 01:35:50.941 --> 01:35:51.261 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:35:51.401 --> 01:35:51.601 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 01:35:51.781 --> 01:35:51.981 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah. 01:35:52.301 --> 01:35:53.142 [SPEAKER_09]: He seemed to enjoy it. 01:35:53.442 --> 01:35:53.622 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 01:35:53.942 --> 01:35:54.302 [SPEAKER_11]: There you go. 01:35:54.891 --> 01:35:56.352 [SPEAKER_09]: Kansas was like, what are you trying to make him cry him? 01:35:56.372 --> 01:35:57.352 [SPEAKER_09]: Does he look like he's crying? 01:35:57.673 --> 01:35:57.933 [SPEAKER_11]: No. 01:35:57.993 --> 01:36:01.555 [SPEAKER_09]: No, it looks like he's bouncing his balancer Yeah, it looks like he's ready for Lamb of God. 01:36:01.595 --> 01:36:02.936 [SPEAKER_10]: It's like he was in the face off. 01:36:02.956 --> 01:36:05.477 [SPEAKER_10]: You're raising the kid from shoot him up that clay bowl and movie. 01:36:05.777 --> 01:36:10.200 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah Looks like the game about 600 bucks since that's showing Friday. 01:36:10.220 --> 01:36:10.660 [SPEAKER_11]: Go for them. 01:36:11.161 --> 01:36:16.844 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, we're gonna need 20% of that Yeah, no Yeah, Holly was your name. 01:36:17.384 --> 01:36:18.705 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, but thanks for submitting guys. 01:36:18.745 --> 01:36:21.587 [SPEAKER_11]: We're always the girlfriend before It house fire 01:36:22.235 --> 01:36:25.637 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, shut the sucks and a house fireman and cancer cancer. 01:36:25.977 --> 01:36:28.679 [SPEAKER_11]: So, um, you'll do it. 01:36:28.879 --> 01:36:30.320 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, fucking sucks, man. 01:36:30.460 --> 01:36:32.721 [SPEAKER_09]: So let's knock that down to 10% guys. 01:36:32.881 --> 01:36:35.362 [SPEAKER_11]: Yeah, and by the way, that was right, right. 01:36:35.783 --> 01:36:40.505 [SPEAKER_11]: Speaking of fires, man, that one up in Washington, they were blame in climate change and all those stuff. 01:36:41.106 --> 01:36:43.307 [SPEAKER_11]: Uh, it turns out they arrested an arsonist. 01:36:43.327 --> 01:36:44.167 [SPEAKER_11]: So a couple of hours ago. 01:36:44.247 --> 01:36:46.308 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, maybe the arsonist was named climate change. 01:36:46.328 --> 01:36:47.349 [SPEAKER_10]: They got weird names up there. 01:36:47.389 --> 01:36:47.629 [SPEAKER_10]: Yes. 01:36:47.689 --> 01:36:48.069 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 01:36:49.827 --> 01:36:50.327 [SPEAKER_11]: That's true. 01:36:50.347 --> 01:36:53.049 [SPEAKER_11]: Appreciate you sooner than any day in and out. 01:36:53.089 --> 01:36:54.149 [SPEAKER_11]: Go to iTunes, right? 01:36:54.169 --> 01:36:57.191 [SPEAKER_11]: Show five star and leave a quick review. 01:36:57.771 --> 01:37:00.593 [SPEAKER_11]: And then Spotify, I think Miguel is caught up dude. 01:37:01.453 --> 01:37:05.315 [SPEAKER_11]: I think he is hauling and I think he's done man with a bad catalog. 01:37:05.375 --> 01:37:06.776 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, holy shit. 01:37:07.116 --> 01:37:08.277 [SPEAKER_11]: Patreon will always be Patreon. 01:37:08.297 --> 01:37:09.137 [SPEAKER_11]: We greatly appreciate it. 01:37:09.157 --> 01:37:10.058 [SPEAKER_11]: That's what keeps the lights on. 01:37:10.858 --> 01:37:14.382 [SPEAKER_11]: Um, but man, he's doing great on that on weekends and stuff. 01:37:14.442 --> 01:37:15.043 [SPEAKER_11]: It's crazy. 01:37:15.363 --> 01:37:16.324 [SPEAKER_11]: No, I know. 01:37:16.404 --> 01:37:19.487 [SPEAKER_11]: He's fucking killing it dude So he rocks man. 01:37:19.507 --> 01:37:33.341 [SPEAKER_11]: So yeah, if you're looking for those past videos the old old ones man We put him up there because a lot of these are kind of evergreen So people were just going back and playing and it's funny because they'll get emailed to me It's all seem in the background like shit. 01:37:33.361 --> 01:37:34.722 [SPEAKER_11]: I forgot we had that person in the show