WEBVTT 00:00.642 --> 00:01.975 [SPEAKER_08]: Welcome to Drinking! 00:08.798 --> 00:17.483 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, well, I'm going to drink in bro's kids Wednesday show for you Patreon party people out there. 00:18.163 --> 00:22.705 [SPEAKER_08]: Take three to take three out there storms are intermittent. 00:23.366 --> 00:23.926 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that right? 00:24.006 --> 00:25.147 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that the right word for it? 00:25.187 --> 00:26.447 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they're coming in and out. 00:26.807 --> 00:28.929 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I'd say intermittent we're supposed to have under rules. 00:29.029 --> 00:31.750 [SPEAKER_07]: I believe Garth Brooks says and the lightning strikes. 00:31.830 --> 00:32.470 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 00:32.791 --> 00:33.851 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, that's a retard. 00:34.191 --> 00:35.212 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that the retard one? 00:35.632 --> 00:36.792 [SPEAKER_08]: No, that's the thing that said the fire. 00:37.333 --> 00:38.113 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, oh yeah. 00:38.153 --> 00:39.834 [SPEAKER_08]: Big fan of the Tard one, I was right. 00:39.874 --> 00:41.074 [SPEAKER_08]: Big fan of the Tard one. 00:41.194 --> 00:42.134 [SPEAKER_09]: I think that's what we should do. 00:42.154 --> 00:45.976 [SPEAKER_09]: Have you ever heard of the, um, uh, the giant. 00:45.996 --> 00:47.496 [SPEAKER_09]: Was it the giant of Candahar? 00:48.377 --> 00:48.657 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, yeah. 00:48.677 --> 00:48.837 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 00:48.857 --> 00:49.597 [SPEAKER_09]: Have you ever heard of that? 00:49.737 --> 00:49.857 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 00:49.897 --> 00:51.858 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like a 13 foot dude. 00:51.898 --> 00:53.579 [SPEAKER_09]: We've apparently the Marines killed. 00:53.919 --> 00:55.459 [SPEAKER_09]: And we're in Candahar. 00:55.559 --> 00:56.400 [SPEAKER_09]: I think we need our own. 00:57.180 --> 00:58.160 [SPEAKER_08]: I'd love to have one. 00:58.260 --> 01:01.262 [SPEAKER_09]: And this is gonna, we're gonna go down a very brief rabbit hole here. 01:01.622 --> 01:01.902 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 01:04.061 --> 01:05.362 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know if any of that's true. 01:05.922 --> 01:08.123 [SPEAKER_09]: This is the, the giant of candor. 01:08.143 --> 01:09.444 [SPEAKER_08]: This looks like the Odyssey. 01:09.464 --> 01:10.484 [SPEAKER_09]: Photographed in 1923. 01:10.624 --> 01:10.784 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:10.824 --> 01:11.104 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:13.365 --> 01:14.486 [SPEAKER_09]: Put it up on the fucker's room. 01:14.506 --> 01:15.086 [SPEAKER_09]: What are you doing? 01:15.246 --> 01:15.947 [SPEAKER_09]: It is on the show. 01:16.147 --> 01:16.747 [SPEAKER_09]: No, it wasn't. 01:17.067 --> 01:17.527 [SPEAKER_09]: Now it is. 01:17.988 --> 01:20.669 [SPEAKER_09]: So obviously it's on Reddit, true. 01:21.929 --> 01:23.070 [SPEAKER_08]: Everything on Reddit, true. 01:23.090 --> 01:23.290 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:23.810 --> 01:26.572 [SPEAKER_09]: And this is I think what we need and set of all these. 01:27.672 --> 01:28.594 [SPEAKER_09]: bombs were dropping. 01:28.914 --> 01:32.458 [SPEAKER_09]: I think we need a giant retard on meth. 01:33.079 --> 01:33.380 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure. 01:33.740 --> 01:34.661 [SPEAKER_09]: And a C5. 01:35.342 --> 01:36.303 [SPEAKER_09]: So largest aircraft. 01:36.343 --> 01:37.044 [SPEAKER_09]: I love all of this. 01:37.064 --> 01:38.846 [SPEAKER_09]: Just circling Tehran all the time. 01:38.927 --> 01:39.307 [SPEAKER_09]: Why not? 01:39.507 --> 01:40.468 [SPEAKER_09]: He can out the window. 01:40.609 --> 01:43.793 [SPEAKER_09]: And if they like sneeze, drop the retard in. 01:44.413 --> 01:50.998 [SPEAKER_09]: And he just screams at you guys, I don't know if he knows how to follow up any language. 01:51.458 --> 01:57.742 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, it's all grunts and screams and shit and then it made me think we were talking about this a little bit before the show. 02:00.896 --> 02:03.218 [SPEAKER_09]: The Hulk is just a meth-up retard. 02:03.418 --> 02:03.618 [SPEAKER_09]: Mm-hmm. 02:04.058 --> 02:04.238 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 02:04.659 --> 02:07.100 [SPEAKER_09]: I never really thought about it that way, but... By the way, in real life, too. 02:07.500 --> 02:07.721 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 02:07.841 --> 02:08.381 [SPEAKER_09]: Mark Ruffalo? 02:08.421 --> 02:09.142 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, he's a tiny. 02:09.402 --> 02:11.263 [SPEAKER_09]: He's not hostile. 02:11.343 --> 02:12.484 [SPEAKER_09]: Mark Ruffalo is like five-nine. 02:12.504 --> 02:13.344 [SPEAKER_09]: But he is a retard. 02:14.568 --> 02:17.929 [SPEAKER_09]: He's not, he's not a very smart man, but he doesn't know what love is. 02:17.989 --> 02:18.409 [SPEAKER_09]: He sure does. 02:18.429 --> 02:33.553 [SPEAKER_09]: Just a math actor, yeah, math actor, yeah, but he's, it's odd to me that the strongest Avenger at least before Captain Marvel shows up is just a meth-up retard and I feel like there's a lesson to be learned there. 02:34.573 --> 02:34.933 [SPEAKER_09]: Which is? 02:36.263 --> 02:37.383 [SPEAKER_09]: We need a method of retard. 02:37.503 --> 02:37.783 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 02:38.043 --> 02:39.324 [SPEAKER_09]: Like as a country, we need one. 02:39.744 --> 02:40.844 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I mean, can we adopt one? 02:40.884 --> 02:41.624 [SPEAKER_08]: He didn't show up. 02:41.704 --> 02:44.845 [SPEAKER_09]: He did shit to Captain America with all his serum bullshit couldn't do. 02:45.065 --> 02:45.345 [SPEAKER_08]: Sure. 02:45.845 --> 02:46.085 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 02:46.225 --> 02:47.586 [SPEAKER_08]: But do we adopt one? 02:47.746 --> 02:48.946 [SPEAKER_08]: Is there one on Craigslist? 02:49.026 --> 02:51.887 [SPEAKER_08]: Who has the method of retard? 02:52.167 --> 02:53.447 [SPEAKER_09]: I think we'll have to blind side one. 02:54.227 --> 02:54.347 [SPEAKER_08]: Ah. 02:54.387 --> 02:54.587 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 02:54.807 --> 02:56.368 [SPEAKER_09]: So I'll call Sandra Bullock. 02:56.528 --> 02:56.788 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 02:56.848 --> 02:57.688 [SPEAKER_09]: Now she's Canadian. 02:58.483 --> 03:01.947 [SPEAKER_09]: Sandy Bulls is Canadian isn't she oh, no, maybe only for that movie. 03:02.307 --> 03:03.748 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I think it's somewhere for the movie. 03:03.949 --> 03:07.612 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay I think you're like I don't know she's a normal American. 03:07.732 --> 03:13.658 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, have you I can't deserve John not disconnect like in South Park tough to tough to So we're a Sandra Bellus sound blue. 03:13.778 --> 03:15.820 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean she likes not to use so she's probably Canadian 03:16.735 --> 03:17.695 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, how is that Canadian? 03:18.095 --> 03:20.096 [SPEAKER_07]: Didn't they, they brought a Nazi up, does he? 03:20.116 --> 03:22.356 [SPEAKER_08]: Parliament or something like that, that's Nazi's over there? 03:22.396 --> 03:24.177 [SPEAKER_09]: You just tried to elect what in Maine. 03:24.197 --> 03:25.297 [SPEAKER_09]: What are you talking about? 03:25.477 --> 03:26.237 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, he's out. 03:26.397 --> 03:27.297 [SPEAKER_08]: Guys, he's out. 03:27.337 --> 03:27.618 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 03:27.638 --> 03:28.718 [SPEAKER_08]: We got the cousin fucked up. 03:28.738 --> 03:31.178 [SPEAKER_09]: They did bring a Nazi into Parliament and gave him a reward. 03:31.278 --> 03:32.779 [SPEAKER_09]: No, yeah, they did. 03:32.799 --> 03:33.359 [SPEAKER_09]: Not great. 03:33.379 --> 03:33.999 [SPEAKER_09]: Where was she born? 03:35.159 --> 03:36.540 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, United States and Germany. 03:37.020 --> 03:38.320 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, so she was a military brat, right? 03:38.340 --> 03:38.600 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 03:39.220 --> 03:40.020 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, that's fine. 03:40.540 --> 03:41.721 [SPEAKER_09]: Speaking of Nazis. 03:41.741 --> 03:42.161 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 03:42.221 --> 03:42.481 [SPEAKER_09]: But. 03:44.137 --> 03:44.958 [SPEAKER_09]: That's not the point. 03:45.138 --> 03:50.141 [SPEAKER_09]: The point is she can instruct us on how to steal a giant, which is what she did. 03:50.261 --> 03:50.662 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 03:50.762 --> 03:52.163 [SPEAKER_09]: And the movie, she did. 03:52.343 --> 03:52.523 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 03:52.763 --> 03:53.383 [SPEAKER_09]: Not real life. 03:53.403 --> 03:55.265 [SPEAKER_09]: That was a real family that did that. 03:55.745 --> 03:56.245 [SPEAKER_08]: Sure was. 03:57.446 --> 03:59.127 [SPEAKER_08]: Michael Orrves, the guy's saying by the way. 03:59.308 --> 03:59.548 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 03:59.708 --> 04:01.849 [SPEAKER_09]: And I think we're going to have to, here's the problem though. 04:01.889 --> 04:03.671 [SPEAKER_09]: We're getting invaded by Muslims right now. 04:04.811 --> 04:07.833 [SPEAKER_09]: So how you do that, right? 04:07.873 --> 04:11.116 [SPEAKER_09]: Like how do you set a method retired loose in your own cities? 04:12.194 --> 04:13.055 [SPEAKER_09]: I think we're pretty easy. 04:13.516 --> 04:14.958 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I mean it's easy to set him loose. 04:15.439 --> 04:17.021 [SPEAKER_09]: How do you guide him in the right direction? 04:17.081 --> 04:19.905 [SPEAKER_09]: How do you stop him after he's destroyed the Muslim area? 04:20.045 --> 04:22.209 [SPEAKER_08]: If you play that song, you just follow the song. 04:22.349 --> 04:22.749 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go. 04:22.910 --> 04:23.530 [SPEAKER_08]: Hello. 04:23.550 --> 04:23.751 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 04:24.872 --> 04:25.213 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello. 04:25.273 --> 04:26.975 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello. 04:27.036 --> 04:27.496 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello. 04:28.316 --> 04:31.698 [SPEAKER_08]: Whatever that is, you follow that song and then the re-tart follows. 04:31.838 --> 04:38.723 [SPEAKER_09]: I think if you convince him that underneath all the moss, there's grilled cheese sandwiches buried in there. 04:39.263 --> 04:39.743 [SPEAKER_09]: You think so? 04:40.004 --> 04:41.725 [SPEAKER_09]: Then he'll tear that place to fucking pieces. 04:41.945 --> 04:42.505 [SPEAKER_08]: Adding his fun. 04:42.525 --> 04:43.406 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it's fine. 04:43.826 --> 04:45.527 [SPEAKER_09]: That might be our only hope at this point. 04:45.547 --> 04:50.470 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, speaking of which, we get another one of Michigan last night's, another one of these fucks one. 04:51.391 --> 04:52.392 [SPEAKER_08]: Adoo! 04:53.807 --> 04:58.168 [SPEAKER_07]: El Said one last night, and we're just going to have to play the song for the whole episode. 04:58.569 --> 05:12.773 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if the Democratic Party might be playing this through their whole fucking campaign season, like I don't know what's happening anymore, but Michigan just voted for this guy to represent them on the Democratic side now. 05:13.313 --> 05:15.794 [SPEAKER_08]: To Dan's point yesterday, you were correct in this. 05:16.595 --> 05:17.115 [SPEAKER_08]: You had 05:18.055 --> 05:26.457 [SPEAKER_08]: The under I believe on the 15 points and it was closer than we thought it started off as a blowout and then it got closer later on in the evening there. 05:27.137 --> 05:38.000 [SPEAKER_08]: But this guy is your winner, Abdul El Saeed, who hates America and everything else and he'll be the candidate that goes up against Mike Rogers. 05:38.461 --> 05:43.462 [SPEAKER_08]: There was also another one of these fuckers who won a city council seat. 05:44.703 --> 05:46.686 [SPEAKER_08]: Last night up there and other socialists. 05:46.786 --> 05:57.200 [SPEAKER_08]: So I don't know what the fuck is happening here CNN was soundly alarms again last night's but it's it's to me. 05:57.240 --> 05:57.921 [SPEAKER_08]: It's too late. 05:58.261 --> 05:59.323 [SPEAKER_08]: This is your party now 06:00.123 --> 06:01.844 [SPEAKER_08]: there's no longer Democrats. 06:01.944 --> 06:03.285 [SPEAKER_08]: It is a socialist. 06:03.605 --> 06:05.006 [SPEAKER_08]: Nobody's comments last night. 06:05.046 --> 06:07.467 [SPEAKER_08]: We're roughly the same as the Democrats typically do. 06:08.128 --> 06:10.469 [SPEAKER_08]: Our party is a big tent party. 06:10.489 --> 06:11.430 [SPEAKER_08]: That's their new phrase. 06:11.590 --> 06:12.130 [SPEAKER_08]: Have you heard that? 06:12.310 --> 06:12.550 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 06:13.071 --> 06:13.951 [SPEAKER_08]: Big tent party. 06:14.151 --> 06:15.552 [SPEAKER_08]: Everybody's welcome. 06:15.732 --> 06:17.793 [SPEAKER_08]: And we love guys like this. 06:18.794 --> 06:21.555 [SPEAKER_08]: Play this clip here from Chuck Schumer last night's. 06:29.917 --> 06:36.009 [SPEAKER_10]: we are a big tent party and being a big tent party is a strength, not a weakness. 06:38.895 --> 06:44.197 [SPEAKER_08]: Tell that's to the other Democrats because it seems like yet another funeral on CNN last night. 06:44.737 --> 06:45.177 [SPEAKER_08]: It really did. 06:45.197 --> 06:49.078 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know if you watched this shit, but I popped in to check out the numbers. 06:49.939 --> 07:00.622 [SPEAKER_08]: CNN was just heads, hung low, Axelrod, Van Jones, all those guys, and then Scott Jennings was able to glow once again, just saying, hey. 07:01.993 --> 07:06.916 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't have a fucking party anymore and this just keeps happening over and over again. 07:07.517 --> 07:22.326 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know what to tell people, the other thing that I'm hearing and tell me if you're in the same thing is there has been a financial freeze behind the scenes that they're not going to give any money to these fucking candidates to the DSA candidates. 07:22.346 --> 07:23.647 [SPEAKER_09]: Correct. 07:23.827 --> 07:24.988 [SPEAKER_09]: I've not heard that, but 07:26.229 --> 07:26.989 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, sure. 07:27.029 --> 07:27.349 [SPEAKER_09]: Why not? 07:27.369 --> 07:34.651 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, they don't have much money as it is, but the DSE candidates will get funding the usual spot, sorrows, etc. 07:34.711 --> 07:34.931 [SPEAKER_09]: Right? 07:36.912 --> 07:40.153 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not sure, like that's how they've all been getting elected so far. 07:40.513 --> 07:49.475 [SPEAKER_08]: Is sorrows and Roy Neville's thing of okay, but as you look at this continue to go on here, I don't know how you're giving money to the shits. 07:52.003 --> 07:53.243 [SPEAKER_08]: That's very, very strange. 07:54.064 --> 08:02.367 [SPEAKER_08]: And as I watched these guys over and over and over again, when across the nation, the one chick, the hanger, she's falling right now. 08:02.707 --> 08:04.428 [SPEAKER_09]: What does this say on cow, she for the hanger? 08:04.488 --> 08:09.249 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it's because her forehead is so heavy in the front that it's just tipping her over. 08:09.289 --> 08:13.111 [SPEAKER_09]: So what she needs to do, I don't know, I'll keep your shoulders back a little bit. 08:13.491 --> 08:14.431 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 08:14.571 --> 08:16.092 [SPEAKER_09]: We can test this, actually. 08:16.812 --> 08:18.573 [SPEAKER_09]: Can you strap something heavy to the front of your head? 08:20.207 --> 08:20.748 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I know it. 08:20.768 --> 08:28.673 [SPEAKER_09]: So when I my night 40 50 pounds it looks like what she's working with my on my my helmet I got a team Wendy helmet. 08:28.693 --> 08:29.233 [SPEAKER_09]: It's really nice. 08:29.373 --> 08:32.075 [SPEAKER_09]: I like it anyways I have night vision on the front. 08:32.215 --> 08:33.216 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not super heavy. 08:33.256 --> 08:35.117 [SPEAKER_09]: It's knocked her in industries They keep it pretty light. 08:35.197 --> 08:43.683 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, but it does have some weight So I have a battery pack or a counterweight in the back to balance it out so my head's not tipping forward I feel like she needs this 08:44.784 --> 08:48.806 [SPEAKER_09]: She needs some kind of counterweight on the back for that big ass forehead. 08:49.247 --> 08:50.187 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's pay up. 08:50.227 --> 08:51.968 [SPEAKER_09]: Pull up a picture of the internet down. 08:51.988 --> 08:54.350 [SPEAKER_09]: This isn't, no, this is not going to help her. 08:54.590 --> 08:55.851 [SPEAKER_09]: This is going to make it fucking worse. 08:56.631 --> 08:59.653 [SPEAKER_08]: You're looking at the rock, you're putting Google eyes up on the screen. 08:59.673 --> 09:03.015 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's not going to help drag her down, dude. 09:03.155 --> 09:04.876 [SPEAKER_09]: No, but show a picture of her first. 09:04.956 --> 09:06.837 [SPEAKER_09]: One with her hair pulled back so you can get the full foot. 09:06.857 --> 09:07.577 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go. 09:07.777 --> 09:08.358 [SPEAKER_09]: Look at that thing. 09:08.458 --> 09:11.740 [SPEAKER_09]: If you, now if you had a profile shot to, you can see that it juts out. 09:11.840 --> 09:12.340 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh my God. 09:12.360 --> 09:13.381 [SPEAKER_06]: God, damn it, Luke. 09:14.642 --> 09:16.924 [SPEAKER_06]: Luke, I had to get the high quality version. 09:16.944 --> 09:17.284 [SPEAKER_09]: Five. 09:17.505 --> 09:21.828 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, so even here with the shadows, you can see that things poking out pretty good. 09:22.209 --> 09:24.691 [SPEAKER_09]: That's 25 to 30 pounds, five to guess, right? 09:24.711 --> 09:26.292 [SPEAKER_09]: We don't have the ability to weigh it. 09:26.432 --> 09:27.353 [SPEAKER_09]: Just in forehead weight. 09:27.373 --> 09:28.775 [SPEAKER_09]: But I think just in forehead weight. 09:28.915 --> 09:29.115 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 09:29.195 --> 09:32.338 [SPEAKER_09]: So what she's going to need to do, maybe get some extensions in the back. 09:33.487 --> 09:36.409 [SPEAKER_09]: right and in the hair and then weighed those down. 09:36.810 --> 09:41.934 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe sort of like, you know, the braids that the predator has in the group of movies put some weights on those braids. 09:41.974 --> 09:49.119 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, they put in a weighted blankets or like in a weight if you're fit deep sea fishing or something like that. 09:49.159 --> 09:57.165 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, just clip a couple of those little lead weights that you clip on that you like pinch onto the end of your fucking line to make sure you control correctly. 09:57.526 --> 09:58.607 [SPEAKER_09]: She needs some of that in the back. 09:58.687 --> 09:59.968 [SPEAKER_09]: Otherwise, she's going to keep falling. 10:00.720 --> 10:01.840 [SPEAKER_09]: And we don't have time for this shit. 10:01.860 --> 10:02.480 [SPEAKER_09]: We've got elections. 10:02.860 --> 10:03.901 [SPEAKER_08]: We're fucked here, guys. 10:04.561 --> 10:06.761 [SPEAKER_08]: We've fucked the nation. 10:07.021 --> 10:08.482 [SPEAKER_08]: We as a nation are fucked. 10:09.202 --> 10:15.163 [SPEAKER_08]: The fact that these people are rising up all over the goddamn country in every fucking state is not to me, dude. 10:15.263 --> 10:17.284 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's absolutely fucking not to me. 10:17.404 --> 10:21.345 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, look, so let's, let's back up a minute. 10:22.025 --> 10:27.046 [SPEAKER_09]: Everybody thought this else I had guy was going to fucking blow it out of the water and he'd won by one point. 10:27.922 --> 10:42.718 [SPEAKER_09]: he's he's if they're at ninety nine percent now but he's almost within the margin of triggering a recount they're very close to that sure i don't know how it's going to end up i don't think that's going to happen because she'll probably can see because they don't want to have a fucking drawn out process right um... did this 10:44.043 --> 10:53.072 [SPEAKER_09]: Democratic enthusiasm and the DSA stuff, it's hyper-local and it is overstated in a major way. 10:53.633 --> 10:58.377 [SPEAKER_09]: And all the polling, not one of the polls that we saw yesterday, 10:58.978 --> 11:01.420 [SPEAKER_09]: where we're accurate when they came to these DSA people. 11:01.460 --> 11:07.226 [SPEAKER_09]: It was way overstated, including with, I mean, Cory Bush isn't DSA, but she aligns with a lot of that stupid bullshit. 11:07.246 --> 11:08.447 [SPEAKER_09]: She got fucking annihilated. 11:08.527 --> 11:09.288 [SPEAKER_09]: She got destroyed. 11:09.308 --> 11:09.448 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 11:09.468 --> 11:15.553 [SPEAKER_09]: By guy in a black area who's pro Israel, you got fucking destroyed for the second time in a row. 11:16.394 --> 11:22.760 [SPEAKER_09]: Donovan McKenney won his against, uh, who is the man. 11:25.073 --> 11:52.229 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... that weirdo fucking indian dude that looks like he's wearing a skin suit shree some so many he lost last night he lost to a deus a black dsa kid is like thirty four years old i've done shit as life i know i mean here's here's what i don't understand there's certainly some and certain circumstances some leadership qualities in the earth right like lafiat was young 11:53.270 --> 11:57.411 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, Alexander Hamilton was young that it's not 1773 anymore. 11:57.691 --> 11:58.151 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 11:58.552 --> 12:02.072 [SPEAKER_09]: It's 2026 and 23-year-olds are fucking retards now. 12:02.673 --> 12:03.053 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure. 12:03.373 --> 12:03.593 [SPEAKER_09]: Shit. 12:04.053 --> 12:05.814 [SPEAKER_09]: When I was 23, I was fucking retarded. 12:05.834 --> 12:07.094 [SPEAKER_09]: That was 20 years ago. 12:07.294 --> 12:08.874 [SPEAKER_09]: Shit, I was retarded into my 30s. 12:09.054 --> 12:09.815 [SPEAKER_09]: I was retarded. 12:09.895 --> 12:16.817 [SPEAKER_09]: I feel like I was, I was kind of dumb until yeah, 32, 33 is where I was like, oh, shit. 12:16.857 --> 12:19.057 [SPEAKER_09]: What the fuck am I doing? 12:19.077 --> 12:21.318 [SPEAKER_09]: That was just doing stuff and I had no real aim. 12:22.344 --> 12:24.345 [SPEAKER_09]: After I got out of the military, I was like, what? 12:26.146 --> 12:28.387 [SPEAKER_09]: I made it to the next day, congratulations. 12:28.447 --> 12:29.047 [SPEAKER_09]: It's how I felt. 12:29.387 --> 12:33.549 [SPEAKER_09]: And then something clicked, I'm like, oh, I got a fucking, I have to do life. 12:33.909 --> 12:34.890 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, the fuck am I doing? 12:36.331 --> 12:40.473 [SPEAKER_09]: A 34-year-old has absolutely nothing to tell me about life or politics. 12:41.573 --> 12:47.696 [SPEAKER_09]: Especially one, like if you're a 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voice of the left. 13:20.362 --> 13:22.263 [SPEAKER_08]: Blue, play that clip that I just sent you on Twitter. 13:22.623 --> 13:29.406 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, to be fair, or to be clear, rather, the American right is trying to promote him. 13:31.313 --> 13:38.419 [SPEAKER_08]: And by the way, I get it, and I understand why press play on this because she brought it up last night to give you an example. 13:38.940 --> 13:44.165 [SPEAKER_01]: One of the more controversial ones is that Piker has said America deserved 9-11. 13:44.265 --> 13:46.107 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you comfortable with that association? 13:46.973 --> 13:47.434 [SPEAKER_00]: I am not. 13:47.674 --> 13:48.955 [SPEAKER_00]: I think that's a dumb statement. 13:49.075 --> 13:53.978 [SPEAKER_00]: On the other hand, he has a whole lot of followers on this lot of things that he's saying that are making sense to a lot of people. 13:54.278 --> 13:57.000 [SPEAKER_00]: I think, you know, we have to get a bug cancel culture. 13:57.380 --> 14:02.464 [SPEAKER_00]: You know, when you're doing radio, whatever they do, podcasts three hours a day, you say dumb things. 14:02.524 --> 14:07.827 [SPEAKER_00]: I suspect if you go back of your career, they may be one of two things that you said that you may regret it. 14:08.288 --> 14:09.468 [SPEAKER_00]: But I probably know that we 14:16.173 --> 14:25.480 [SPEAKER_01]: to when someone like James Carvel says he doesn't want to be in the same political party as Hassan Piker, which one are you going to take? 14:27.642 --> 14:37.710 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, that's not much of a choice, so Mr. Carvel doesn't want to be in my party in the party that I belong to, that Piker that I'll sell us as a head belongs to, he can start his own party. 14:37.830 --> 14:42.674 [SPEAKER_00]: But I think we need a big tent, and I think people like Piker, I should be welcome into that certainly. 14:43.848 --> 14:44.928 [SPEAKER_09]: a big tentative. 14:45.309 --> 14:48.570 [SPEAKER_09]: So Bernie Sanders is an independent. 14:48.610 --> 14:50.991 [SPEAKER_09]: He's never been a registered Democrat in his entire life. 14:51.111 --> 14:54.292 [SPEAKER_09]: Even when he was running for president as a Democrat, he was still a registered independent. 14:54.312 --> 14:55.273 [SPEAKER_09]: So it was only my party. 14:56.153 --> 14:57.794 [SPEAKER_08]: Not sure there, not sure. 14:58.494 --> 14:59.395 [SPEAKER_08]: Blue, go to the next clip. 14:59.415 --> 15:00.155 [SPEAKER_08]: I just sent you. 15:01.345 --> 15:05.366 [SPEAKER_05]: hurt poor people that they can they they can afford housing in Berkeley. 15:05.406 --> 15:11.827 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know how I'm in for my understanding is that the property owners who have properties there two's just not expensive at all. 15:12.027 --> 15:12.928 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, kill them. 15:12.948 --> 15:13.848 [SPEAKER_04]: Kill those motherfuckers. 15:13.888 --> 15:15.508 [SPEAKER_04]: It murdered those motherfuckers in the street. 15:15.548 --> 15:21.970 [SPEAKER_04]: Let the streets let the streets soak in their fucking red capitalist bloods do hurt poor people. 15:22.130 --> 15:23.350 [SPEAKER_04]: So this is his on-piker. 15:23.750 --> 15:26.032 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, uh, just the guy that is leading the left. 15:26.092 --> 15:29.275 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, by the way, Sean Piker, if you want to come try that here, you're welcome. 15:29.315 --> 15:31.037 [SPEAKER_09]: And I will fucking annihilate you. 15:31.057 --> 15:36.501 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, and then any of, any of anybody on the right would love to fucking fight you. 15:37.142 --> 15:44.468 [SPEAKER_09]: Just just show up somewhere and try to start an actual fight with somebody and said it running your fucking suck hole on the internet. 15:44.608 --> 15:45.890 [SPEAKER_09]: I think that would be great for him. 15:46.390 --> 16:07.925 [SPEAKER_09]: I think that would be an eye opening experience for this uh... neppo baby trust fund kid who's never had a hard day and is fucking life to get slapped like a mother fucking bitch you know i might have a girl a little bit to be honest but as it stands right now you can see there's there's a couple of defacto leaders of the democratic party right now Bernie Sanders has for some time been one of them 16:08.305 --> 16:09.726 [SPEAKER_09]: even though he's not a registered Democrat. 16:09.747 --> 16:10.527 [SPEAKER_09]: 10 years probably. 16:11.188 --> 16:11.868 [SPEAKER_09]: AOC's one. 16:12.029 --> 16:12.189 [SPEAKER_09]: Yep. 16:12.229 --> 16:19.335 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, although on the weaker side, Chuck Schumer's one and he's out there talking about Big Tint. 16:19.475 --> 16:21.897 [SPEAKER_08]: He seems like he's trying to keep his job. 16:22.298 --> 16:23.559 [SPEAKER_08]: No, he's solid. 16:23.859 --> 16:24.960 [SPEAKER_09]: He cannot lose in New York. 16:25.200 --> 16:26.281 [SPEAKER_09]: He's been there for 30 years. 16:27.122 --> 16:30.105 [SPEAKER_09]: But Schumer is 16:31.635 --> 16:40.837 [SPEAKER_09]: making excuses for people who say we deserve 9-11 and people who, and look, he told you in his statement Bernie Sanders did why. 16:41.157 --> 16:43.398 [SPEAKER_09]: He's got a lot of followers. 16:43.438 --> 16:44.558 [SPEAKER_09]: That was the first thing he said. 16:44.998 --> 16:45.498 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure was. 16:45.618 --> 16:49.639 [SPEAKER_09]: He's got a lot of followers and people agree with some of the stuff he says. 16:49.819 --> 16:50.199 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 16:50.399 --> 16:50.639 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 16:50.840 --> 16:52.000 [SPEAKER_09]: So that's populism. 16:52.140 --> 16:54.480 [SPEAKER_09]: That's not a principled stance, Mr. Principles. 16:54.760 --> 16:55.721 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 16:55.981 --> 16:59.381 [SPEAKER_09]: You're just trying to win elections because you're playing for a team 17:01.922 --> 17:23.890 [SPEAKER_08]: So here's what else is odd to me is I've only seen that guy in Clips like this where it looks like he's kind of gaming and then just freaking out in some gaming chair However, the Democrats are now starting to dress this guy up and then put them put a Hassan Piker Kind of given hype speeches for candidates and shit press play on this next clip Luke 17:26.180 --> 17:27.161 [SPEAKER_08]: because this is real now. 17:27.501 --> 17:30.144 [SPEAKER_08]: Now they're starting to get behind this guy of like Holy shit. 17:30.184 --> 17:31.044 [SPEAKER_04]: Shut up, Michigan. 17:31.184 --> 17:38.571 [SPEAKER_04]: The reason why I brought up Michigan is because, I think it was Michael Moore in 2016 who said, Michigan's not a swing state. 17:39.492 --> 17:41.033 [SPEAKER_04]: And neither is Wisconsin. 17:41.333 --> 17:43.035 [SPEAKER_04]: These are not swing states. 17:43.736 --> 17:47.839 [SPEAKER_04]: They've been turned into swing states because they've left you behind. 17:48.139 --> 17:53.004 [SPEAKER_04]: But we are going to bring back the working class to both Wisconsin and Michigan. 17:55.872 --> 17:59.175 [SPEAKER_04]: Our Republican will never be elected in this state ever again. 17:59.195 --> 18:04.399 [SPEAKER_04]: Once our movement is done. 18:04.460 --> 18:06.041 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, it's definitely a swing state. 18:07.209 --> 18:13.590 [SPEAKER_09]: because one candidate won from one party and then the next election, a different candidate won. 18:14.090 --> 18:15.211 [SPEAKER_09]: See, that's a swing state. 18:15.331 --> 18:16.471 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure. 18:16.671 --> 18:19.571 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, I don't know what fucking delusion you're talking about. 18:20.052 --> 18:20.872 [SPEAKER_09]: There's so much delude. 18:20.892 --> 18:24.212 [SPEAKER_09]: There's plenty of delusion on the right, too, but I think on the left, it's worse right now. 18:24.692 --> 18:31.814 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, the right version of delusion is this Tucker Carlson thing. 18:33.638 --> 18:39.580 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, hey, but before we get to that, I'm going to play one more clip by a Hassan Piker and then we'll get to Tucker because I agree with you here. 18:39.620 --> 18:48.564 [SPEAKER_08]: Like we're kind of looking at who online is leading these parties and what and why and everything else is the last clip I'll play from his onpiker. 18:48.784 --> 18:59.208 [SPEAKER_08]: I fucking hate this guy, but I think it's important because they are dressing him up and then paying for all of his travel and accommodations and all this other shit to go to these events press play in this last one. 19:00.220 --> 19:06.008 [SPEAKER_05]: If you cared about Medicare fraud or Medicaid fraud, you would kill Rick Scott, okay? 19:06.389 --> 19:09.814 [SPEAKER_05]: You wouldn't make Rick Scott former governor of Florida, Rick Scott. 19:10.214 --> 19:15.101 [SPEAKER_05]: You wouldn't make him the current, what is his current office, what is he, 19:15.682 --> 19:24.032 [SPEAKER_05]: He's the Richard Lin Scott as an American attorney, businessman, politician, Navy veteran serving as the senior United States Senator from Florida, a seat he has 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voted for Bernie in 2016, by the way, just to be clear, and lost all of his congressional elections and Thomas Massey, who couldn't win his and Martyr Taylor Green, who bailed because she knew she couldn't win hers anymore, right? 28:44.855 --> 28:47.176 [SPEAKER_09]: People that can't win congressional seats don't scare me. 28:47.416 --> 28:50.397 [SPEAKER_09]: Sorry, and then Tucker Carlson is a fucking retard. 28:50.977 --> 28:58.600 [SPEAKER_09]: this idea that he's taking over maga or the america first thing he's not America first this motherfucker uh... go to my twitter 28:59.701 --> 29:01.202 [SPEAKER_08]: You're talking about Tucker, right? 29:01.342 --> 29:05.464 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, but all of these people are fucking, all of these people are fucking morons. 29:05.925 --> 29:10.247 [SPEAKER_09]: But go to my Twitter because you have to scroll down a little bit. 29:10.307 --> 29:21.833 [SPEAKER_09]: I think and find it's a repost from somebody else, it's not me, but it's not the martyr made when although that guy's a fucking absolute idiot. 29:22.634 --> 29:23.835 [SPEAKER_09]: Actually, you know what, play that one too. 29:24.582 --> 29:26.202 [SPEAKER_09]: because I'll take these in reverse order. 29:27.563 --> 29:38.665 [SPEAKER_09]: Darrell Cooper's out there repeating some fucking stupid lie that the Bolsheviks erected a statue of Judas Isgariot when they took over Russia in 1920. 29:38.685 --> 29:41.686 [SPEAKER_09]: There's two very big problems with this statement. 29:41.706 --> 29:45.867 [SPEAKER_09]: The first one is inside the newspaper that he uses his evidence for this. 29:47.356 --> 29:49.377 [SPEAKER_09]: It says, we do not know if this is true. 29:50.038 --> 29:50.718 [SPEAKER_09]: This is in 1920. 29:50.798 --> 29:51.058 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 29:51.659 --> 29:56.281 [SPEAKER_09]: So they like, even the fucking source materials, like it's, and there's no picture of it. 29:56.321 --> 29:59.323 [SPEAKER_09]: It's never, there's nothing, there's no evidence for this, they've made it up, right? 29:59.643 --> 30:00.524 [SPEAKER_09]: Remember, it's Russia. 30:01.544 --> 30:06.987 [SPEAKER_09]: They're the ones that started all this blood-label propaganda in the fucking late 19th century with the pogroms and whatnot. 30:07.228 --> 30:07.408 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, 30:08.868 --> 30:11.289 [SPEAKER_09]: The other part of this is this video right here. 30:11.949 --> 30:14.310 [SPEAKER_09]: We had our, by buddy Ryan Moro on not too long. 30:14.330 --> 30:15.450 [SPEAKER_09]: You don't have to play this video. 30:15.810 --> 30:17.811 [SPEAKER_09]: Just put this woman up here and her name. 30:19.492 --> 30:20.312 [SPEAKER_09]: Not the full video. 30:20.332 --> 30:23.153 [SPEAKER_09]: Just go back to the post and just click on the post. 30:23.573 --> 30:23.933 [SPEAKER_09]: There you go. 30:24.414 --> 30:24.934 [SPEAKER_09]: And put that up. 30:25.894 --> 30:28.155 [SPEAKER_09]: So this is her and her stupid ass name. 30:28.195 --> 30:31.638 [SPEAKER_09]: This woman is a Russian honeypot. 30:31.678 --> 30:35.520 [SPEAKER_09]: Her name is Elizabeth Lane that is definitely not her real name. 30:35.980 --> 30:39.162 [SPEAKER_09]: And because she's a Georgian, right? 30:39.763 --> 30:41.744 [SPEAKER_09]: And there's a video of her. 30:41.784 --> 30:42.945 [SPEAKER_09]: You can find it easily. 30:42.985 --> 30:44.586 [SPEAKER_09]: You can easily find this of her. 30:45.606 --> 30:52.510 [SPEAKER_09]: on her own social media, talking about how she's in a relationship with dudes in Spetsnaz and Wagner Group. 30:52.550 --> 30:58.054 [SPEAKER_09]: Spetsnaz is Russian special forces, Wagner Group is obviously the contracting agency for GRU Russia. 30:58.914 --> 31:06.879 [SPEAKER_09]: And then saying, oh yeah, they were always really interested in the Navy SEALs I dated and information about American special operations. 31:06.899 --> 31:08.660 [SPEAKER_09]: She's a fucking Russian honeypot. 31:09.936 --> 31:10.356 [SPEAKER_09]: That's it. 31:10.536 --> 31:14.059 [SPEAKER_09]: She's a fucking counterintel, or she's an intelligence agent for Russia. 31:14.879 --> 31:17.181 [SPEAKER_09]: And Tucker's putting her on a show. 31:17.781 --> 31:30.850 [SPEAKER_09]: These people are fucking retards and they have this, they think the internet is a real place where the dumbest people you know are getting duped by this fucking propaganda that was made for a literate peasants 120 years ago, 130 years ago. 31:33.856 --> 31:41.426 [SPEAKER_09]: And a big part of it is this idea that these libertarians slash dissident people are taken over. 31:41.807 --> 31:43.850 [SPEAKER_09]: They're the reason that Trump got elected. 31:45.091 --> 31:47.174 [SPEAKER_09]: This is delusional. 31:48.227 --> 31:50.109 [SPEAKER_09]: nonsense and here are the receipts. 31:50.649 --> 31:54.732 [SPEAKER_09]: The libertarian party vote collapsed actually from 2020 to 2024 from 1.86 billion to 650,000. 31:54.772 --> 31:54.912 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 31:54.952 --> 31:57.414 [SPEAKER_09]: Even if you hand Trump all 1.2 million of those votes. 32:05.542 --> 32:12.283 [SPEAKER_09]: He's still, or even if you take away from him, those 1.2 million votes, or give him back to him in this 2024 election. 32:12.303 --> 32:16.964 [SPEAKER_09]: He still wins a popular vote by over a million votes, which for a Republican that's a big fucking deal. 32:17.604 --> 32:24.425 [SPEAKER_09]: And even in the closest state, which was Wisconsin, he would have lost 28,000 votes there. 32:24.705 --> 32:26.346 [SPEAKER_09]: He won by 29 plus. 32:26.626 --> 32:27.946 [SPEAKER_09]: He still would have won Wisconsin. 32:28.026 --> 32:30.326 [SPEAKER_09]: It's 312, 226 either way. 32:30.646 --> 32:33.327 [SPEAKER_09]: The libertarians had no effect whatsoever. 32:34.454 --> 32:36.516 [SPEAKER_09]: on the 2024 election just to be clear. 32:36.536 --> 32:38.378 [SPEAKER_09]: All they did was bump the number up a little bit. 32:38.798 --> 32:51.971 [SPEAKER_09]: But with that, you, the libertarian slash dissident right people who got on board with Trump in October, once it became clear, he was gonna win because they didn't wanna look like fucking dumb losers had no impact on the election just to be clear. 32:52.992 --> 32:55.774 [SPEAKER_09]: They mattered in 2020, actually, where, 32:56.750 --> 33:06.997 [SPEAKER_09]: Jordan since 38,450 in Wisconsin exceeded Biden's 20,000 vote margin by the time libertarians broke for Trump, the margins had widened past their influence. 33:07.357 --> 33:09.158 [SPEAKER_09]: They have no influence, right? 33:09.539 --> 33:12.221 [SPEAKER_09]: And now we're looking back at it, we can see the math. 33:13.121 --> 33:17.642 [SPEAKER_09]: And whatever influence they had as part of a coalition, they fucking blew it. 33:18.182 --> 33:21.963 [SPEAKER_09]: No one will care about them again, which is not good for the country, frankly. 33:21.983 --> 33:27.385 [SPEAKER_09]: Because libertarianism is important as a bore against federal expansion. 33:27.825 --> 33:29.325 [SPEAKER_09]: But now it's relegated. 33:29.725 --> 33:31.226 [SPEAKER_09]: So neocons are going to get stronger. 33:31.606 --> 33:33.006 [SPEAKER_09]: And they're going to blame that. 33:33.286 --> 33:35.427 [SPEAKER_09]: They're going to say, oh, we helped get Trump elected. 33:35.827 --> 33:37.027 [SPEAKER_09]: Now the neocons are back. 33:37.307 --> 33:39.048 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, because of you, you stupid fuck. 33:40.698 --> 33:50.540 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, and as I continue to go through this, like, uh, I mean, again, this recent CNN last night's, uh, press play on this next clue clip, uh, blue. 33:52.200 --> 33:54.440 [SPEAKER_08]: I like, clube, blue, though, a lot. 33:54.720 --> 33:56.201 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, this combination of both of these. 33:56.221 --> 33:56.921 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's nice. 33:57.781 --> 33:59.021 [SPEAKER_08]: It's kind of both you guys there. 33:59.901 --> 34:00.841 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, this isn't it. 34:01.342 --> 34:02.962 [SPEAKER_08]: Friend, but, uh, I like that. 34:03.402 --> 34:04.702 [SPEAKER_08]: I like whatever you're playing right there. 34:05.462 --> 34:05.762 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 34:06.722 --> 34:07.283 [SPEAKER_08]: No, that's fine. 34:07.303 --> 34:10.023 [SPEAKER_08]: If that, again, if that's your can, it is, like, you know, 34:10.647 --> 34:12.149 [SPEAKER_03]: Belsai had wins this thing. 34:12.569 --> 34:15.572 [SPEAKER_03]: He's going into the general with a very fractured coalition. 34:15.953 --> 34:17.595 [SPEAKER_03]: This is going to be a competitive race. 34:18.015 --> 34:19.477 [SPEAKER_03]: Michigan is a purple state. 34:19.937 --> 34:26.805 [SPEAKER_03]: There are coalitions and cohorts within that state that you must gravitate galvanize in order to get across the finish line. 34:27.065 --> 34:36.014 [SPEAKER_03]: And someone with extreme far-left position, someone who doesn't believe Israel has a right to exist, a van said he hopes he's piped, but yet Hassan Piker is with him tonight. 34:36.374 --> 34:42.320 [SPEAKER_03]: A guy who said the United States deserved September 11th, and that these are the types of people he's bringing on to his coalition. 34:43.000 --> 34:56.905 [SPEAKER_03]: I am just not convinced Caitlin that that's the type of messaging that will permeate and get enough Democrats, particularly those modern, particularly those who don't have a college degree, particularly those older African Americans to say, this is going to be my candidate. 34:56.925 --> 34:57.825 [SPEAKER_03]: They want to fight her. 34:58.105 --> 35:00.086 [SPEAKER_03]: Not a disruptor who's going to burn it all down. 35:00.106 --> 35:01.186 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's who this guy is. 35:01.206 --> 35:02.107 [SPEAKER_03]: No, he's not well. 35:02.307 --> 35:02.427 [SPEAKER_03]: So 35:02.727 --> 35:08.510 [SPEAKER_08]: How does his son-piker penetrate CNN for Christ's sex? 35:08.530 --> 35:09.690 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, that's crazy to me. 35:09.770 --> 35:12.531 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you both thought he was just a kind of a fringe guy. 35:12.591 --> 35:13.772 [SPEAKER_09]: If it bleeds at Leeds, right? 35:13.792 --> 35:15.253 [SPEAKER_09]: If you make noise, you're going to get in there. 35:16.193 --> 35:22.336 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, but to say, hey, dude, we're now talking about him on every major media I'll let on the left. 35:23.391 --> 35:24.872 [SPEAKER_08]: Seems like he's the guy for the left. 35:25.012 --> 35:25.912 [SPEAKER_08]: Is he the guy from the left? 35:26.012 --> 35:27.953 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know, because I don't fall at that much. 35:28.754 --> 35:30.555 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't fall at the party that closely. 35:31.355 --> 35:44.702 [SPEAKER_08]: And the people who are typically front and center, like a Rachel Madel or a Caitlyn Collins or whoever, have all kind of shriveled, because they don't really know what to say, because they don't want to piss off this half of the party. 35:45.042 --> 35:46.303 [SPEAKER_08]: That's how fractured it is. 35:46.383 --> 35:47.263 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they're afraid. 35:47.664 --> 35:49.605 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's really funny, actually. 35:53.732 --> 35:54.934 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not like that on the right. 35:55.535 --> 35:58.379 [SPEAKER_09]: And there's a price to pay for it, I suppose. 35:58.439 --> 36:05.650 [SPEAKER_09]: But I remember even when Trump went to the libertarian party to talk with them in late 24, he got booed. 36:09.262 --> 36:10.103 [SPEAKER_09]: They still voted for him. 36:10.383 --> 36:28.198 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but he got to accept for the point two percent of people who voted for that trune chase Oliver But yeah, they still voted for him, but they boot him in the in the thing and those meetings those political gatherings that people Cheer or boo at that's also the internet. 36:28.539 --> 36:29.359 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not real life 36:30.380 --> 36:35.904 [SPEAKER_09]: rallies and counter rallies and protests are not a representation of real life anymore. 36:36.084 --> 36:41.968 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe at some point in American history they were, but they're not anymore, because they're funded by outside sources now. 36:42.568 --> 36:43.669 [SPEAKER_09]: It's just all nonsense. 36:44.810 --> 36:49.733 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, as you're watching this, you know, continue into midterms here. 36:51.830 --> 36:54.272 [SPEAKER_08]: It's weird, and I'll take it from the right side. 36:54.912 --> 36:59.135 [SPEAKER_08]: Like Hassan Piker is clearly penetrated the left and he's on every single network. 36:59.655 --> 37:02.637 [SPEAKER_08]: And all those stuff and everybody's talking about him, including last night during the primaries. 37:03.938 --> 37:10.762 [SPEAKER_08]: But with us on our side, it seems like, and maybe that's just me. 37:10.862 --> 37:18.027 [SPEAKER_08]: But it seems like there is a good faction of people who are looking at a Tucker Carlson and some of these other guys have seen. 37:18.813 --> 37:34.440 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, man, you guys lose your fucking mind because it seems like you lost your fucking minds here's here's the The antidote to it because Matt Walsh is like that to right he's he keeps post very hidden this yeah he keeps some some stuff he he's great on like 37:36.191 --> 37:57.702 [SPEAKER_09]: philosophical rhetoric like what is a what is a woman that's good right he's really good it's stuff like that pointing at he's a satirist at his core he's very good at pointing that out but then he's like we need to stop what we're doing in a ran and focus on affordability okay what does that mean exactly right 37:59.478 --> 38:03.564 [SPEAKER_09]: From a conservative perspective, this is a question for the group. 38:04.144 --> 38:09.532 [SPEAKER_09]: From a conservative perspective, what should the federal government do about prices? 38:10.153 --> 38:12.516 [SPEAKER_09]: What can they do for a conservative perspective? 38:14.433 --> 38:17.794 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, in regards to what gas or groceries, which whatever. 38:17.814 --> 38:18.874 [SPEAKER_08]: What I'm talking about, whatever. 38:19.054 --> 38:20.155 [SPEAKER_08]: So let's start with gas. 38:21.355 --> 38:24.156 [SPEAKER_08]: I still wouldn't have came out yesterday and said the Iran bullshit. 38:24.436 --> 38:25.856 [SPEAKER_08]: I know it helped to stock market, obviously. 38:26.316 --> 38:32.538 [SPEAKER_08]: But I think you and I both live in the same camp of just bomb away until they sign something. 38:32.638 --> 38:36.439 [SPEAKER_08]: The latest, as of this morning, and we're recording this at 11, 10 in the morning. 38:37.639 --> 38:39.280 [SPEAKER_08]: EST here is that's, 38:39.942 --> 38:42.243 [SPEAKER_08]: There might be something signed by Friday. 38:42.283 --> 38:43.964 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm tired of hearing that. 38:44.024 --> 38:46.405 [SPEAKER_08]: You fix gas prices, you're good. 38:46.505 --> 38:52.329 [SPEAKER_08]: Groffy prices, I don't know what to do because we own a company that is in grocery stores across America. 38:53.209 --> 38:59.672 [SPEAKER_08]: They are the ones jacking up prices, even though tariffs aren't involved, gas isn't involved, freight isn't involved. 38:59.812 --> 39:00.953 [SPEAKER_08]: None of that shit isn't involved. 39:01.373 --> 39:06.176 [SPEAKER_08]: And so if it's us, it has to be everybody whether jacking up these prices in the grocery stores. 39:06.936 --> 39:07.937 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know why they're doing it. 39:08.537 --> 39:10.058 [SPEAKER_08]: because we're the ones that are paying for it. 39:10.118 --> 39:18.504 [SPEAKER_08]: And if we're paying for it, I'm assuming a Kimberly Clarke or a weedys or whoever is also paying the same freight and gas and all that of the shit that we are. 39:19.185 --> 39:21.066 [SPEAKER_09]: So why are why are prices going up? 39:21.286 --> 39:26.130 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not it's it's well, one they're not really, right? 39:26.850 --> 39:32.172 [SPEAKER_09]: price is since January of 2025 have gone up two and a half percent for groceries. 39:32.732 --> 39:35.313 [SPEAKER_09]: There are some industries where it's worse, right? 39:36.174 --> 39:38.635 [SPEAKER_09]: Meet, I think, is not doing as well as for some. 39:38.715 --> 39:40.616 [SPEAKER_08]: Meet is also very, very high, right? 39:40.756 --> 39:45.498 [SPEAKER_09]: The meet thing is USDA regulation costs, regularly to where it costs. 39:45.698 --> 39:49.579 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what, I'd have to look and see what the exact percentages for meet. 39:50.460 --> 39:55.101 [SPEAKER_09]: I can, I don't remember, I've taught my head, I've got, I have the research somewhere, 39:57.483 --> 39:58.964 [SPEAKER_09]: regulatory cost of the main thing. 39:59.144 --> 40:04.127 [SPEAKER_09]: So just for comparison, from January 2021 until January 2025, Biden's term. 40:07.995 --> 40:09.837 [SPEAKER_09]: grocery prices went up 22%. 40:10.618 --> 40:16.745 [SPEAKER_09]: They've gone up, and that's the rate of inflation during that period as well, 22% inflation. 40:17.126 --> 40:27.178 [SPEAKER_09]: So far in Trump's term, inflation has been, I think since, actually, let me look it up to verify, I don't wanna speak at a school here, but, 40:28.721 --> 40:42.750 [SPEAKER_09]: prices have gone up 2.5% since January of 2025 and inflation has been 5% total over the course of 18, 19 months now. 40:45.332 --> 40:49.935 [SPEAKER_09]: So he is grocery prices have gone up half as much as inflation. 40:52.808 --> 40:56.031 [SPEAKER_09]: So they've actually decreased relative to the value of a dollar. 40:56.571 --> 40:58.953 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, we can all do math here, right? 40:59.854 --> 41:00.594 [SPEAKER_09]: We can't. 41:00.654 --> 41:03.196 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not saying that there isn't a affordability crisis. 41:03.316 --> 41:03.857 [SPEAKER_08]: There is. 41:03.937 --> 41:06.399 [SPEAKER_08]: And by the way, I think it's been going on for the last five and a half years. 41:06.479 --> 41:08.381 [SPEAKER_09]: It's been going on for the last 26 years. 41:08.421 --> 41:11.783 [SPEAKER_09]: We have had 80% inflation since 2008. 41:11.903 --> 41:13.184 [SPEAKER_09]: 80% inflation. 41:13.725 --> 41:16.487 [SPEAKER_09]: Your dollar, your dollar. 41:16.507 --> 41:16.667 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 41:16.987 --> 41:18.088 [SPEAKER_09]: And fucking 2000 is worth 20 cents now. 41:21.236 --> 41:23.237 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a fucking, that's obviously a fucking problem, right? 41:23.477 --> 41:28.681 [SPEAKER_09]: But it's been going on inside of groceries since middle 2020, right? 41:29.001 --> 41:32.884 [SPEAKER_09]: And it happens anytime, it happened in 08 to 2010. 41:33.464 --> 41:36.906 [SPEAKER_09]: It happened with inflation because of the disasters that we're going on then. 41:37.226 --> 41:39.488 [SPEAKER_09]: But it also happened in shrink-flation, right? 41:39.728 --> 41:43.130 [SPEAKER_09]: Putting less product in the bag, whatever it happens to be for the same amount of money. 41:43.570 --> 41:44.431 [SPEAKER_09]: That stuff was going on. 41:44.491 --> 41:46.933 [SPEAKER_09]: And again, what I'm telling you is not. 41:47.817 --> 41:51.779 [SPEAKER_09]: that there isn't affordability issues with food, with gas, with housing. 41:51.799 --> 41:52.880 [SPEAKER_09]: That isn't fucking fact. 41:52.940 --> 41:54.121 [SPEAKER_09]: There's no question about that. 41:54.601 --> 41:57.302 [SPEAKER_09]: The question is, when did it begin, right? 41:58.063 --> 42:04.406 [SPEAKER_09]: And then the second question, when did it begin is about diagnosis, not about alleviating guilt? 42:04.706 --> 42:07.988 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't give a fuck whose guilty for it at this point in these against salt, right? 42:08.388 --> 42:12.591 [SPEAKER_09]: The question then is, what can a conservative do to solve it? 42:13.531 --> 42:23.498 [SPEAKER_09]: The left one did use price controls the same thing they're doing in New York right now right with these fucking state run grocery stores and with taking private property away from people who bought it with their own money. 42:23.798 --> 42:24.098 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 42:24.598 --> 42:32.824 [SPEAKER_09]: This is leftist communist bullshit unacceptable deregulation is the solution to this. 42:35.826 --> 42:41.389 [SPEAKER_09]: And it's I don't know exactly how much it. 42:43.425 --> 42:46.108 [SPEAKER_09]: I know that for pork, I don't know, I'd have to find it for beef. 42:46.128 --> 42:48.230 [SPEAKER_09]: I know for pork, it's 20%. 42:48.290 --> 42:50.893 [SPEAKER_09]: 20% of the cost of pork is regulatory cost. 42:51.093 --> 42:51.353 [SPEAKER_09]: Why? 42:51.373 --> 42:53.135 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know why. 42:53.295 --> 43:00.203 [SPEAKER_09]: Why can I not go to the fucking farm down the street from my house and by pork if I want without anybody getting involved in it? 43:00.243 --> 43:00.863 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I can't. 43:01.687 --> 43:19.898 [SPEAKER_09]: because I use boink right on to me right I've got a delivery coming today so yeah I can do that just for sugar regulation on sugar which is in everything right as a source product costs us something like 43:20.961 --> 43:39.114 [SPEAKER_09]: three and a half billion dollars annually just for regulatory costs on sugar why who's getting fucking poison from sugar what do you talk about right and it's in everything forty percent of uh... corn regulatory costs corn and ethanol or everything not just food but everything right um... 43:39.694 --> 43:42.476 [SPEAKER_09]: The best person I think to listen to on this is Austin Paget. 43:42.496 --> 43:49.179 [SPEAKER_09]: We've had him on the show before Ludwig never misses on Twitter. 43:49.579 --> 43:50.240 [SPEAKER_09]: Very good follow. 43:50.260 --> 43:56.903 [SPEAKER_09]: He knows a lot about this regulation stuff, but we think that it's about 21% overall, 21% of food costs and regulations. 43:56.923 --> 43:57.003 [SPEAKER_09]: Why? 44:00.421 --> 44:22.181 [SPEAKER_09]: right this is something this is the only literally the only thing that the federal government should do but would could trump sign an executive order and and nukes tomorrow he doesn't have to sign anything he's the executive he can tell the FDA and the USDA what the fucking do right now I would do that yeah he should and he hasn't no and the fact this is my bit so if you're asking what we can do 44:22.501 --> 44:24.162 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's one of them that could do it tomorrow. 44:24.182 --> 44:26.384 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, yeah, this is my bigger problem with this whole thing. 44:26.764 --> 44:32.728 [SPEAKER_09]: Like very few, so-called conservatives even know that this is the parameters in which they should be working. 44:33.068 --> 44:36.571 [SPEAKER_09]: People like Matt, who says he's a conservative. 44:36.651 --> 44:38.752 [SPEAKER_09]: I've asked him a number of times, he's never answered it. 44:39.052 --> 44:41.934 [SPEAKER_09]: Like, what would you, as a conservative, how would you handle the situation? 44:41.954 --> 44:43.795 [SPEAKER_09]: Because he's like, we've got to focus on this. 44:44.016 --> 44:45.416 [SPEAKER_09]: What does that fucking mean, dude? 44:46.277 --> 44:46.957 [SPEAKER_09]: What does that mean? 44:47.258 --> 44:52.580 [SPEAKER_09]: You are railing on Trump and bringing Iran into it, which has absolutely nothing to do with this. 44:53.161 --> 44:54.541 [SPEAKER_09]: It has absolutely nothing to do with it. 44:55.061 --> 44:56.462 [SPEAKER_09]: Food costs have not spite. 44:56.982 --> 44:57.683 [SPEAKER_09]: It's just not true. 44:57.703 --> 45:01.885 [SPEAKER_09]: They've gone up two and a half percent in the last year and a half, where inflation has been double that. 45:02.885 --> 45:05.727 [SPEAKER_09]: So relative to the value of the dollar, food costs have actually gone down. 45:05.787 --> 45:05.947 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 45:06.187 --> 45:07.028 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not saying it's good. 45:08.556 --> 45:11.437 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm just saying the track it's on is way better than it was before. 45:11.877 --> 45:13.237 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, what else can the government do? 45:13.297 --> 45:16.098 [SPEAKER_09]: That's, that this is what we should be asking ourselves. 45:16.358 --> 45:23.721 [SPEAKER_09]: And then the question after that, the final question, the one that he's been getting pissy with people about on the internet, is what can you as an individual do? 45:24.161 --> 45:27.502 [SPEAKER_09]: Make food at home and stop spending $28 a day on takeout. 45:28.002 --> 45:28.922 [SPEAKER_09]: That's something you can do. 45:29.342 --> 45:31.723 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, look, nobody's telling you how to spend your money. 45:31.763 --> 45:32.303 [SPEAKER_09]: Do what you want. 45:32.763 --> 45:34.564 [SPEAKER_09]: But you can't go out there and fucking spend money. 45:34.584 --> 45:36.885 [SPEAKER_09]: You don't need to and then complain about it as well. 45:37.790 --> 45:38.010 [SPEAKER_09]: Right? 45:38.311 --> 45:38.531 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 45:38.971 --> 45:42.314 [SPEAKER_09]: It's, that's just not, there's nothing coherent about that argument. 45:44.456 --> 45:50.221 [SPEAKER_09]: And the point of all of it is what we are trying to prevent is more government intervention in our lives. 45:50.462 --> 45:56.107 [SPEAKER_09]: The government intervention that I want is for them to get the fuck out of the way and also to get other people out of the way. 45:56.527 --> 45:56.968 [SPEAKER_09]: If there's, 45:59.420 --> 46:09.907 [SPEAKER_09]: If there are monopolies that are predatory, if there's other things that are predatory in the market that are illegal, that we've identified as predatory and made laws about that we've all agreed upon and forced that shit. 46:10.808 --> 46:12.229 [SPEAKER_09]: Or incentivize the opposite. 46:12.489 --> 46:16.112 [SPEAKER_09]: You can incentivize too with all sorts of different things, tax breaks for farmers. 46:16.492 --> 46:20.335 [SPEAKER_09]: The one thing that Massey is doing right now that makes the most sense to me as the primact. 46:20.795 --> 46:26.399 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know, I don't know where that stands right now. 46:29.030 --> 46:39.253 [SPEAKER_09]: But basically, it allows interstate sales for custom slaughterhouses to sell meat directly to consumers, to restaurants, to hotels, to grocery stores. 46:39.273 --> 46:52.858 [SPEAKER_09]: Did you know that under USDA and FDA laws, certain food items, meats, and and vexed and produce, that are earmarked for restaurants or earmarked for consumers cannot cross. 46:53.418 --> 46:55.539 [SPEAKER_09]: It has to go to a restaurant or it has to go to a consumer. 46:59.140 --> 47:01.582 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what I mean, but this is good idea. 47:01.602 --> 47:03.804 [SPEAKER_09]: This is in the military we call this a good idea theory. 47:04.324 --> 47:11.870 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a some asshole who's looking to put a bullet on their fucking officer evaluation report their OER and like, oh, you know what, I got this implemented. 47:11.890 --> 47:12.811 [SPEAKER_09]: I got this implemented. 47:13.151 --> 47:16.154 [SPEAKER_09]: Why didn't you just get the fuck out of my way, right? 47:16.474 --> 47:17.515 [SPEAKER_09]: We like the market so much. 47:17.535 --> 47:19.937 [SPEAKER_09]: Why don't we let the market handle this stuff? 47:20.437 --> 47:26.322 [SPEAKER_09]: And then giving state control over food regulation, whatever it happens to be, is in the prime act as well. 47:28.383 --> 47:37.511 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll say this, despite all of Massey's retardation lately, if he's able to get this past at any point, I would have considered his time and Congress a success. 47:37.871 --> 47:44.838 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a massive bill for us, but it doesn't look like it's gonna get past, because he spent all his political capital hating his real. 47:45.078 --> 47:50.322 [SPEAKER_08]: And there, I believe, on their way to what resets your precinct, I'm looking at the thing right now. 47:50.843 --> 47:52.925 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, if you're asking, what can be done immediately? 47:53.465 --> 47:54.386 [SPEAKER_08]: This can be done immediately. 47:55.720 --> 47:56.360 [SPEAKER_09]: And you do it today. 47:56.541 --> 48:04.406 [SPEAKER_08]: Today, today, you want to get rid of these 600,000, you know, Chinamen under here in our schools and all the other shit, get rid of it today. 48:05.067 --> 48:08.069 [SPEAKER_08]: Why not do all of these things that you could get rid of today? 48:08.329 --> 48:16.235 [SPEAKER_08]: And why isn't there a list in a person who comes here off us and says, Sir, I've looked at the Constitution. 48:16.275 --> 48:17.156 [SPEAKER_08]: I've looked at everything. 48:17.276 --> 48:20.278 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's the list that you could fucking just go ahead and start right in today. 48:20.583 --> 48:23.224 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know that they think of themselves as conservatives, though. 48:24.144 --> 48:25.384 [SPEAKER_09]: Who's day in that situation? 48:25.424 --> 48:26.584 [SPEAKER_09]: Anybody in government. 48:26.744 --> 48:27.064 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 48:28.665 --> 48:41.167 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think, like so, it's one of those tests that you, like a left or right limit, that you set for yourself. 48:42.728 --> 48:47.629 [SPEAKER_09]: As a whatever, here's how I should approach this situation, right? 48:50.128 --> 48:53.029 [SPEAKER_09]: We, and the Greeks would call it from Neces, Practical Wisdom. 48:53.109 --> 48:59.411 [SPEAKER_09]: Practical Wisdom means to make the right decision for a person that's in your position, right? 49:00.451 --> 49:03.772 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what given the circumstances that you've been given, that's the whole point of it. 49:04.552 --> 49:12.295 [SPEAKER_09]: And, and the circumstances were in, which is an expansive federal government, and every time the government expands, it takes another nickel out of somebody's pocket. 49:12.755 --> 49:14.655 [SPEAKER_09]: It has to, that's the nature of the fucking beast. 49:20.097 --> 49:26.345 [SPEAKER_09]: a little chunk of every piece of fucking a commerce that runs through any anywhere in the country. 49:27.025 --> 49:32.452 [SPEAKER_09]: And I mean, this should add up over time to how we get to 20% of our housing, being 26% of our housing, being regulatory. 49:32.592 --> 49:34.614 [SPEAKER_09]: 21% of our food being regulatory, why? 49:37.738 --> 49:39.300 [SPEAKER_09]: Why are we paying for this stupid shit? 49:39.720 --> 49:41.062 [SPEAKER_09]: Why are we paying for it? 49:41.182 --> 49:45.367 [SPEAKER_09]: Why are we paying a government who can't fucking tie it shoes or create a website that works? 49:45.888 --> 49:47.049 [SPEAKER_09]: To oversee anything. 49:47.129 --> 49:49.091 [SPEAKER_09]: This makes no sense for us, right? 49:49.492 --> 49:50.793 [SPEAKER_09]: But that's the standard for it. 49:51.034 --> 49:52.235 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the standard for this country. 49:52.255 --> 49:53.677 [SPEAKER_09]: So as a leader in the country, 49:54.857 --> 50:03.406 [SPEAKER_09]: who is on the American right, you should be trying to limit government authority at every possible junction because that's how we save money. 50:03.447 --> 50:06.850 [SPEAKER_09]: That's how you save the end user money is to move shit out of the way. 50:06.870 --> 50:07.691 [SPEAKER_09]: What's the good? 50:11.036 --> 50:12.638 [SPEAKER_09]: buy a company that's doing well. 50:12.918 --> 50:16.221 [SPEAKER_09]: Are you buy a company that has a great brand that's gotten stagnant? 50:16.241 --> 50:16.682 [SPEAKER_09]: What do you do? 50:16.762 --> 50:18.143 [SPEAKER_09]: You go in a clean fucking house. 50:18.624 --> 50:19.705 [SPEAKER_09]: You go in and fire people. 50:19.745 --> 50:22.268 [SPEAKER_09]: Now look, Trump's reduced the size of government by a third. 50:23.088 --> 50:26.572 [SPEAKER_09]: It's the largest reduction of the federal government in American history. 50:27.513 --> 50:28.454 [SPEAKER_09]: Can't complain about that. 50:28.554 --> 50:33.679 [SPEAKER_09]: I would like to see it down to a fucking 10% of what it was, but whatever. 50:34.725 --> 50:35.805 [SPEAKER_09]: This is something you could do. 50:36.186 --> 50:37.226 [SPEAKER_09]: This is something you should do. 50:37.246 --> 50:42.728 [SPEAKER_09]: If you're a conservative or calling yourself one in government or if you're a conservative influencer, this is what you should be asking for. 50:42.808 --> 50:46.570 [SPEAKER_09]: Not more government control, not more power, like JD Vance talks about. 50:46.970 --> 50:50.451 [SPEAKER_09]: No, limit, limit, small Republican government. 50:50.911 --> 50:52.372 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the whole fucking point of this party. 50:52.392 --> 50:55.213 [SPEAKER_09]: And if you're not on it, go do your own thing, right? 50:55.293 --> 50:56.854 [SPEAKER_09]: Stop calling yourself something that you're not. 50:57.635 --> 51:04.338 [SPEAKER_08]: But at this point, you're in Trump's second term, and he also has the advantage of having four years off. 51:04.818 --> 51:07.420 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a lot of time to look back and reflect in all this of the shit. 51:08.120 --> 51:11.842 [SPEAKER_08]: You know how government works at this point, and by you, I'm saying Trump. 51:12.910 --> 51:28.718 [SPEAKER_08]: why not just sit down with your aides and say hey give me a list of all the shit that I need to sign to to kill these regulations uh to lower prices to to do all this shit and i will literally just sign it back to back all fucking day long live on cc it's like c's been 51:29.833 --> 51:34.096 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I don't really understand because that's not happening. 51:34.236 --> 51:36.558 [SPEAKER_08]: Instead, you've got these distractions with Iran. 51:36.578 --> 51:53.369 [SPEAKER_08]: You've got the distractions with this fucking stupid recess that's happening, the save act, which we can't, anybody even vote on, let alone sit down and say, hey, this is important in our country when obviously it is. 51:54.430 --> 51:56.231 [SPEAKER_08]: And if you look at that election last night, 52:00.133 --> 52:02.176 [SPEAKER_08]: Abdul Saeed. 52:02.457 --> 52:03.258 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 52:03.298 --> 52:06.703 [SPEAKER_08]: With this fucking guy, if that's within one point, and that's in Michigan. 52:07.824 --> 52:09.226 [SPEAKER_08]: It's clearly going to happen in the primaries. 52:09.787 --> 52:16.517 [SPEAKER_08]: A lot of these races are going to be close, and it's going to come down to this one point thing, and then it'll probably carry over into the night, magically, 52:17.097 --> 52:19.458 [SPEAKER_08]: that one party will obviously win there. 52:19.778 --> 52:25.161 [SPEAKER_08]: There is a massive checklist that you could go down and start doing all the things you said you were going to do. 52:25.722 --> 52:29.604 [SPEAKER_08]: In the meantime, deal with I ran in the background, but that's not happening either. 52:30.224 --> 52:41.770 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, the focus is on a sonpiker or a fucking Muslim out of Michigan or all this other shit other than the positive things that could be happening out of the White House. 52:42.491 --> 52:45.412 [SPEAKER_08]: And also with the lowering of grocery prices 52:47.619 --> 52:56.701 [SPEAKER_08]: sign all those regulations and into fucking bill right now if you wanted to you're just not and I don't get it man So 52:58.953 --> 53:02.635 [SPEAKER_08]: On the one hand, and I said it's here that I kind of want to change it, which is why I bring it up. 53:03.135 --> 53:17.323 [SPEAKER_08]: On the one hand, you see this rise of socialism that is happening, because people are pissed off about X, Y, and Z, and it kind of reminds you of populism to a certain extent where everybody thinks this one thing is going to help save us all, and it's not at the end of the day. 53:18.584 --> 53:23.207 [SPEAKER_08]: But if you're not willing to do any of it, 53:25.207 --> 53:38.034 [SPEAKER_08]: you can understand why people on both sides are frustrated with their own parties and governments and why they're willing to give bullshit like this a chance because it doesn't seem like either is worked in the last five and a half years. 53:38.354 --> 53:47.179 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I mean, that this is the, we're talking about like what government can do because it's an interesting thing, right? 53:47.259 --> 53:51.522 [SPEAKER_09]: I think from a conservative, the reason I gave you this information, 53:53.711 --> 53:57.774 [SPEAKER_09]: is because it is our job to hold these people accountable. 53:58.195 --> 54:00.096 [SPEAKER_09]: More so on your side than the other side. 54:00.196 --> 54:03.439 [SPEAKER_09]: Telling you, bitching about what Democrats are doing is a fucking waste of time. 54:03.939 --> 54:05.500 [SPEAKER_09]: You can observe and talk about it. 54:05.780 --> 54:11.085 [SPEAKER_09]: It's fun, retarded, whatever the fuck, keep an eye on the dangerous bits, which communism certainly dangerous. 54:11.825 --> 54:13.106 [SPEAKER_09]: But you're not gonna change their mind. 54:13.346 --> 54:13.506 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 54:13.807 --> 54:16.409 [SPEAKER_09]: So why are you wasting your fucking actual effort on that? 54:16.429 --> 54:20.892 [SPEAKER_09]: I would say, bring that effort back to your own side 54:26.249 --> 54:30.370 [SPEAKER_09]: There's so much stuff that the president himself can do. 54:32.611 --> 54:38.312 [SPEAKER_09]: One of it might be like, well, I think, and I don't know how, this might be a thing that requires Congress. 54:38.332 --> 54:39.612 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not entirely sure about this. 54:41.033 --> 54:47.254 [SPEAKER_09]: But changing cost-living adjustments to chain CPI might be something that a conservative would look into. 54:47.694 --> 54:50.075 [SPEAKER_09]: And economists need to do this math. 54:53.240 --> 54:56.003 [SPEAKER_09]: I think means testing benefits is something. 54:56.604 --> 54:58.546 [SPEAKER_09]: And you've got to be really careful about this. 54:58.606 --> 55:02.571 [SPEAKER_09]: Means testing benefits so far has led to something interesting. 55:02.871 --> 55:06.014 [SPEAKER_09]: It's led to people working just enough. 55:06.315 --> 55:09.358 [SPEAKER_09]: And the same way, like this employers did this during Obamacare, right? 55:09.598 --> 55:10.680 [SPEAKER_09]: They would work people 29 hours a week. 55:12.882 --> 55:35.584 [SPEAKER_09]: instead of we were just the element they would keep nine employees instead of ten right and then the rest would be fucking uh uh ten ninety nine contractors um now on the uh a shit back side of this people will work just enough and make just that they'll take money under the table or they'll they'll work just enough where they can still get their benefits right still get government money that shit's got to end 55:36.458 --> 55:38.139 [SPEAKER_09]: The entitlement stuff's got to end, right? 55:39.561 --> 55:40.701 [SPEAKER_09]: But who votes on that part? 55:41.002 --> 55:41.642 [SPEAKER_09]: That I don't know. 55:41.662 --> 55:42.843 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't have to look into that. 55:42.883 --> 55:46.186 [SPEAKER_09]: But all the corporate welfare stuff has to go. 55:46.626 --> 55:55.414 [SPEAKER_09]: The sugar program, the XIM bank, the ethanol mandates, the crop insurance subsidies, all of these subsidies are a problem for us, right? 55:55.714 --> 56:03.540 [SPEAKER_09]: Now I'm not saying we shouldn't invest in farm American farming, we absolutely should, but it we shouldn't be paying core manufacturers to not make it. 56:04.141 --> 56:04.901 [SPEAKER_09]: That's stupid. 56:05.922 --> 56:22.469 [SPEAKER_09]: pay them to grow something else if you're going to do that with the fuck man something actually generates food and revenue and I think some of these resusions like does in these budget reconciliation you can cut a lot of stuff and you only need a 50 50 51% vote or whatever it is. 56:26.745 --> 56:38.010 [SPEAKER_09]: The Reint Act is a good one to the NEPA overhaul that's been proposed for a permitting overhaul is a good one that would cut down a regulatory cost. 56:38.450 --> 56:40.471 [SPEAKER_09]: There's all sorts of other shit, right? 56:40.711 --> 56:44.613 [SPEAKER_09]: There's so many regulatory things that could go up and down the line. 56:44.953 --> 56:47.674 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what the politicians are responsible for doing. 56:47.694 --> 56:53.297 [SPEAKER_09]: But you, as an individual aside from holding them accountable and knowing this information from a conservative standpoint, 56:54.173 --> 57:00.257 [SPEAKER_09]: Your job is to be part of this nation of joiners that I've talked about. 57:00.677 --> 57:09.482 [SPEAKER_09]: The key to a small decentralized government that promotes maximum human liberty is what Alex is to tokeville called. 57:12.210 --> 57:15.551 [SPEAKER_09]: a, and democracy in America, is the name of the book. 57:15.591 --> 57:16.771 [SPEAKER_09]: He called it a nation of joiners. 57:16.811 --> 57:35.175 [SPEAKER_09]: He observed the first half of the 19th century that the reason the American Republic succeeded where most new republics failed within inside of 20 years is because people took it upon themselves to form private associations to help each other when anything happened before the government ever showed up to get involved. 57:35.655 --> 57:40.039 [SPEAKER_09]: He said that he observed, this is a 1930, something I think are 1830 something. 57:40.440 --> 57:52.412 [SPEAKER_09]: He said the only reason that a Democratic Republic worked in the United States where it failed everywhere else is because if something happened to the crops in a city somewhere, 57:53.688 --> 57:55.590 [SPEAKER_09]: They would fucking form a group. 57:55.891 --> 57:57.112 [SPEAKER_09]: They would fix the problem. 57:57.913 --> 57:59.455 [SPEAKER_09]: They would vote in leaders. 57:59.915 --> 58:11.229 [SPEAKER_09]: One of the great examples is, even during the Revolutionary War, I've talked about this before, but the Scotch Irish people, some British commander, sent him a letter and said, if you don't surrender, we're gonna come kill all your people. 58:11.609 --> 58:12.830 [SPEAKER_09]: They fucking, they, 58:14.333 --> 58:22.722 [SPEAKER_09]: bought weapons with their own money, they elected officers to run the thing, and they fucking foreign to militia marched over there and killed them all. 58:23.482 --> 58:24.363 [SPEAKER_09]: That is America. 58:24.704 --> 58:25.805 [SPEAKER_09]: And that is your responsibility. 58:25.825 --> 58:27.687 [SPEAKER_09]: And I see inform militia and kill a bunch of people. 58:28.127 --> 58:31.230 [SPEAKER_09]: But you have to solve problems before the government fucking shows up. 58:31.551 --> 58:36.155 [SPEAKER_09]: If there's a food affordability issue in your area, then you fucking figure it out. 58:37.056 --> 58:37.457 [SPEAKER_09]: Why is that? 58:37.477 --> 58:39.100 [SPEAKER_09]: Why are we as conservatives? 58:39.641 --> 58:42.066 [SPEAKER_09]: Angry that the government isn't solving our fucking problems. 58:42.166 --> 58:43.689 [SPEAKER_09]: What the fuck are you talking about? 58:44.513 --> 58:46.714 [SPEAKER_09]: Because that does not make any fucking sense. 58:47.154 --> 58:54.637 [SPEAKER_09]: If you are a conservative in America, and you're waiting around for the government to solve your problems, then you are not a conservative. 58:55.017 --> 58:55.577 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm sorry. 58:55.757 --> 58:56.738 [SPEAKER_09]: That's not who you are. 58:57.098 --> 59:00.879 [SPEAKER_09]: You are a fucking trust fund kid of a welfare state. 59:01.060 --> 59:01.780 [SPEAKER_09]: That's who you are. 59:02.400 --> 59:03.701 [SPEAKER_09]: Fuck that shit, right? 59:03.981 --> 59:12.184 [SPEAKER_09]: We cannot be that group because we are at the moment, which is why we haven't had a truly conservative person in office in our lifetime. 59:13.703 --> 59:20.987 [SPEAKER_08]: But if you walk into a grocery store, which I have, and say, hey, why is X charging X and none of this makes any sense to me? 59:21.447 --> 59:24.149 [SPEAKER_08]: And I mean, they flat out told me in my face a few times. 59:25.130 --> 59:28.792 [SPEAKER_08]: Because I go into these a lot of these stores around the nation, they're like, because we can. 59:30.088 --> 59:37.671 [SPEAKER_08]: And if you don't want to be here and are huge chain, then you can fuck right off, there's a million other people that want to be here. 59:38.292 --> 59:40.292 [SPEAKER_08]: And they're driving up their fucking prices. 59:40.372 --> 59:46.235 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's because the American public refuses to not patronize those businesses. 59:47.105 --> 59:48.126 [SPEAKER_09]: and you have that power. 59:48.607 --> 59:49.909 [SPEAKER_08]: You're asking not shop there. 59:50.129 --> 59:50.890 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm telling you. 59:50.990 --> 59:51.891 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, right. 59:51.951 --> 59:53.634 [SPEAKER_09]: By the way, you need to go to farmer's markets. 59:53.894 --> 59:55.095 [SPEAKER_09]: No, that has seen a lot of. 59:55.436 --> 59:56.337 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, that have seen a lot of. 59:56.357 --> 59:57.979 [SPEAKER_09]: That is a really good one here in Welding tonight. 59:58.019 --> 59:58.540 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, there's that. 59:58.560 --> 01:00:00.222 [SPEAKER_08]: That have seen a lot out of where people 01:00:01.803 --> 01:00:04.244 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not going to say fighting back because that's not the right term. 01:00:04.444 --> 01:00:06.465 [SPEAKER_08]: There's no punches thrown or anything like that. 01:00:06.545 --> 01:00:13.567 [SPEAKER_08]: But yeah, they are going out of their way to get better deals at other stores and other places where they traditionally wouldn't. 01:00:14.187 --> 01:00:19.409 [SPEAKER_08]: And they're saying, hey, I'm going to avoid this chain for this reason because these prices are inflated. 01:00:19.529 --> 01:00:25.911 [SPEAKER_09]: And look, we're not going to be able to solve every problem in the next two months or the next two years, maybe even. 01:00:26.371 --> 01:00:27.252 [SPEAKER_09]: But the 01:00:28.232 --> 01:00:36.175 [SPEAKER_09]: March toward my buddy, March Torrey, started seeing this, and we had conversations a couple years ago about conservatives of whining about the government coming to save them. 01:00:36.595 --> 01:00:39.837 [SPEAKER_09]: So he organized a goddamn community garden in his neighborhood. 01:00:41.139 --> 01:00:43.261 [SPEAKER_09]: You can do that, you can grow food, right? 01:00:43.401 --> 01:00:46.984 [SPEAKER_09]: Look, again, I'm not saying that the government's doing everything, right? 01:00:47.164 --> 01:00:48.746 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm telling you the exact opposite. 01:00:48.766 --> 01:00:50.928 [SPEAKER_09]: They're fucked and they're always gonna be fucked. 01:00:51.528 --> 01:00:54.311 [SPEAKER_09]: So why the fuck are you waiting around for them to solve anything? 01:00:55.092 --> 01:00:57.814 [SPEAKER_09]: Why are we bitching about the government not solving our problems? 01:00:57.834 --> 01:00:59.716 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm sorry, man, that is fucking stupid. 01:01:00.176 --> 01:01:01.557 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'm tired of hearing this shit. 01:01:01.738 --> 01:01:03.599 [SPEAKER_08]: Let me ask you this, if the Iran thing 01:01:04.582 --> 01:01:07.665 [SPEAKER_08]: was solved or never had existed. 01:01:07.845 --> 01:01:09.567 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you think prices would have gone down? 01:01:09.727 --> 01:01:10.648 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what I've asked myself. 01:01:10.668 --> 01:01:12.390 [SPEAKER_09]: They didn't go up as a result of a ran. 01:01:13.171 --> 01:01:14.292 [SPEAKER_08]: And no, no, they didn't. 01:01:14.312 --> 01:01:15.093 [SPEAKER_08]: They were the same. 01:01:15.774 --> 01:01:16.575 [SPEAKER_08]: So what is it? 01:01:17.296 --> 01:01:17.736 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you mean? 01:01:17.957 --> 01:01:20.519 [SPEAKER_08]: Like what is going on at these grocery stores? 01:01:20.599 --> 01:01:24.082 [SPEAKER_09]: Prices, prices, prices spiked under Biden. 01:01:24.422 --> 01:01:26.304 [SPEAKER_09]: They have gone up less than inflation. 01:01:26.324 --> 01:01:27.205 [SPEAKER_09]: But it never changed. 01:01:27.245 --> 01:01:30.908 [SPEAKER_09]: But they will not come back down, unless the market forces them back down. 01:01:31.168 --> 01:01:32.529 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you know what the market is? 01:01:32.789 --> 01:01:35.712 [SPEAKER_09]: It's you and it's me and it's all of you, right? 01:01:36.012 --> 01:01:36.713 [SPEAKER_09]: We are the market. 01:01:37.313 --> 01:01:39.215 [SPEAKER_09]: Stop patronizing shit, you don't have to. 01:01:40.116 --> 01:01:42.378 [SPEAKER_09]: You can't make every hard decision. 01:01:42.978 --> 01:02:01.773 [SPEAKER_09]: right so you have there's there's a negotiation that happens back and forth which is why it takes time right but unified response in the face of what I would consider to be predatory pricing and in grocery stores especially it's going on grocery stores and gas stations yes every time gas goes down by fucking like 20 percent 01:02:03.454 --> 01:02:21.550 [SPEAKER_09]: for for our oil goes down by 20% gas goes down by like 3% what the fuck is that exactly they're just patting themselves and and they've got record profits it's a and that's the thing it is a private company and I under no circumstances should we say hey government why are you doing something about this you are conservatives 01:02:22.331 --> 01:02:24.813 [SPEAKER_09]: you do not ask the government to do something about that. 01:02:24.833 --> 01:02:26.415 [SPEAKER_09]: We're not doing price controls here. 01:02:26.875 --> 01:02:46.973 [SPEAKER_09]: What you can do is try to drive less or find the gas station in the area that does the better deal or fucking form a coalition of 20,000 people in your area because we have social media now and say, hey, we're all going to only use the one gas station that gives us the best price and fucking put that shit out in public and see what happens. 01:02:47.593 --> 01:02:49.074 [SPEAKER_09]: Now people are capitalists. 01:02:49.094 --> 01:02:49.554 [SPEAKER_08]: That one. 01:02:49.594 --> 01:02:51.014 [SPEAKER_08]: And by the way, that I have noticed. 01:02:51.054 --> 01:02:53.275 [SPEAKER_08]: So in like local, H.O.A. 01:02:53.315 --> 01:02:59.538 [SPEAKER_08]: groups and Facebook and things like that, they are reporting like, hey, this restaurant is offering news next door. 01:02:59.558 --> 01:03:00.658 [SPEAKER_08]: Ten wings for $10. 01:03:00.678 --> 01:03:03.319 [SPEAKER_09]: They're not a sponsor, but that's a good app for sharing stuff like that. 01:03:03.339 --> 01:03:08.902 [SPEAKER_08]: There's a lot of people that are now using that, where it's just like, hey, here's the best deal that I've found. 01:03:08.922 --> 01:03:11.723 [SPEAKER_08]: Tell me if you can beat it or here's a good place for it. 01:03:12.063 --> 01:03:13.664 [SPEAKER_08]: I have seen that a lot more than I used to. 01:03:13.684 --> 01:03:14.404 [SPEAKER_09]: You should see it. 01:03:14.944 --> 01:03:23.028 [SPEAKER_09]: You should only see that from conservatives, in my opinion, because, again, I'm not telling you that Trump's doing a great job at affordability. 01:03:23.348 --> 01:03:23.828 [SPEAKER_09]: No one is. 01:03:24.769 --> 01:03:25.589 [SPEAKER_09]: But it's the government. 01:03:25.689 --> 01:03:30.412 [SPEAKER_09]: Why are you as a conservative sitting around waiting for the government to make things affordable for you? 01:03:30.852 --> 01:03:39.096 [SPEAKER_09]: It is your job to enter into that market and build a coalition, build a private associations, to handle that problem. 01:03:39.496 --> 01:03:43.298 [SPEAKER_09]: This is why America was great for so long, because we did that. 01:03:44.250 --> 01:03:44.450 [SPEAKER_09]: right? 01:03:44.670 --> 01:03:46.112 [SPEAKER_09]: We did that for a long time. 01:03:46.732 --> 01:03:54.580 [SPEAKER_09]: All the other countries in the world that have these issues, they don't fucking have honest people at farmers markets, bringing you fresh produce. 01:03:54.640 --> 01:03:58.023 [SPEAKER_09]: No, they have state run grocery stores after this happens. 01:03:58.043 --> 01:03:59.544 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's what's happening in New York right now. 01:03:59.564 --> 01:04:03.408 [SPEAKER_09]: And if you don't want it to happen in your fucking neighborhood, you better do something about it. 01:04:03.688 --> 01:04:09.334 [SPEAKER_09]: And the something you're going to do is not going to be to sit around and bitch and wait for the government to solve your fucking problems. 01:04:10.605 --> 01:04:19.511 [SPEAKER_08]: The thing that I can't figure out for the life of me is when things go up during a time like this, where is that money coming from? 01:04:20.231 --> 01:04:21.472 [SPEAKER_08]: And I'll start with a stock market. 01:04:21.992 --> 01:04:24.534 [SPEAKER_08]: How is the stock market at a record high right now? 01:04:25.775 --> 01:04:28.096 [SPEAKER_08]: Because people are investing a lot of money in AI. 01:04:29.559 --> 01:04:44.160 [SPEAKER_08]: but i've heard ninety percent of the stock market is is pretty much uh... stocks are owned by the richest of the rich right the top one percent that true uh... no not ninety percent okay that's what i that's what i've heard and then the rest of it is for one case 01:04:44.761 --> 01:04:52.847 [SPEAKER_09]: If you look at any major stock, BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard collectively will own somewhere between 12 and 20% of that. 01:04:53.327 --> 01:04:57.990 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, that's primarily index funds that 401k's are invested in. 01:04:58.471 --> 01:05:01.072 [SPEAKER_09]: I think 401k's own more stocks than anybody. 01:05:01.593 --> 01:05:03.454 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, what's the market answer today right now? 01:05:03.474 --> 01:05:03.954 [SPEAKER_09]: 54 in change. 01:05:06.738 --> 01:05:10.740 [SPEAKER_08]: S&P is at 72, 777, sorry. 01:05:10.820 --> 01:05:12.741 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, and what's the Dow Jones on? 01:05:13.061 --> 01:05:19.023 [SPEAKER_08]: It was across 54,000 yesterday for the first time ever. 01:05:19.103 --> 01:05:20.244 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, 54 or five. 01:05:20.464 --> 01:05:22.645 [SPEAKER_08]: Jesus Christ is so seven and five hundred points to them. 01:05:23.805 --> 01:05:23.965 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:05:24.105 --> 01:05:26.326 [SPEAKER_08]: Roughly, God damn, that's crazy. 01:05:27.827 --> 01:05:29.527 [SPEAKER_08]: Because then I look at normal things, right? 01:05:29.547 --> 01:05:34.289 [SPEAKER_08]: That we see, do and control, spider-man over the weekend. 01:05:34.309 --> 01:05:35.770 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to take my kids to see that. 01:05:36.785 --> 01:05:59.380 [SPEAKER_08]: nine hundred and twenty seven million dollar global opening highest of all time uh... now i took two kids my two kids it's a good my twelve year old my my uh... soon to be eight year old there um... it was fucking fifty dollars for three tickets for a matinee eleven the the screening was at eleven forty five in the morning 01:06:00.500 --> 01:06:08.146 [SPEAKER_08]: 50 fucking dollars and then popcorn was another, you know, popcorn and candy was another 40 something dollars. 01:06:08.206 --> 01:06:08.746 [SPEAKER_08]: It was a hundred. 01:06:08.927 --> 01:06:09.947 [SPEAKER_08]: It was roughly a hundred dollars. 01:06:09.967 --> 01:06:15.912 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, so see spider movie theaters and and Ticketed events in general have always been predatory with the concessions. 01:06:15.972 --> 01:06:16.572 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a thing. 01:06:16.612 --> 01:06:18.013 [SPEAKER_09]: But how are people of forting this? 01:06:18.033 --> 01:06:20.235 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know that's that's a thing. 01:06:20.495 --> 01:06:22.337 [SPEAKER_09]: It is the the 01:06:23.857 --> 01:06:25.600 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a wage issue, right? 01:06:25.640 --> 01:06:27.423 [SPEAKER_09]: And I'm not saying we should pay people less. 01:06:27.824 --> 01:06:36.439 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm saying that the people who work those jobs have an expectation now that things, that they can buy certain things, CPI, right? 01:06:37.235 --> 01:06:40.936 [SPEAKER_09]: consumer price index, they can buy certain things with the amount of hours they work. 01:06:41.456 --> 01:06:47.517 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, part of that is, you could say they're leaning on a labor theory of value, but a part of this practical as well. 01:06:47.537 --> 01:06:51.918 [SPEAKER_09]: If I'm gonna go work fucking, if I'm a kid, I'm gonna go work 15 hours a week, I wanna be able to buy this. 01:06:52.279 --> 01:06:56.680 [SPEAKER_09]: If I'm 20, I wanna work 40 hours a week, and I need to be able to fucking live a little bit. 01:06:58.240 --> 01:07:00.560 [SPEAKER_09]: And these are affordability issues. 01:07:01.141 --> 01:07:03.161 [SPEAKER_09]: That pushes downstream into everything else. 01:07:03.501 --> 01:07:06.122 [SPEAKER_09]: All the low wage, like the reason that 01:07:07.522 --> 01:07:17.131 [SPEAKER_09]: Fast food gets more expensive the reason that it's not so bad in restaurants as compared to fast food and it's the restaurants have 01:07:18.137 --> 01:07:21.498 [SPEAKER_09]: that the amount that increases a little bit bigger but the percentage is it, right? 01:07:21.858 --> 01:07:27.859 [SPEAKER_09]: The percentage, like go to fucking five guys and get yourself a fucking double cheeseburger with bacon on it now. 01:07:28.159 --> 01:07:28.980 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like $5.28. 01:07:29.120 --> 01:07:30.480 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, it's good. 01:07:30.600 --> 01:07:33.761 [SPEAKER_09]: For that in fries now, it's $28 for a burger in fries. 01:07:34.001 --> 01:07:35.441 [SPEAKER_09]: You wanna meet now, it's really high quality. 01:07:35.861 --> 01:07:38.162 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure, I didn't get unlimited ingredients. 01:07:38.182 --> 01:07:40.982 [SPEAKER_09]: I recommend getting 35 pounds of pickles and never buying pickles again. 01:07:42.643 --> 01:07:46.124 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe you can carve it out that way, but this is all downstream from way. 01:07:48.564 --> 01:07:52.266 [SPEAKER_09]: you know, and plus health insurance, which is inflated. 01:07:53.167 --> 01:07:54.287 [SPEAKER_09]: You have to do all this stuff. 01:07:54.627 --> 01:07:57.109 [SPEAKER_09]: Then all that gets priced into products and that's an issue. 01:07:57.229 --> 01:07:59.470 [SPEAKER_09]: So I focus less on 01:08:00.742 --> 01:08:05.986 [SPEAKER_09]: the downstream effects like that, because we have to solve it upstream or otherwise it doesn't get solved. 01:08:06.046 --> 01:08:11.990 [SPEAKER_09]: That's why all these states that are trying to like, oh, we need a $25 minimum wage now or whatever they say, that will not solve anything. 01:08:12.370 --> 01:08:13.751 [SPEAKER_09]: It's just gonna push it higher, right? 01:08:14.332 --> 01:08:16.153 [SPEAKER_09]: Because we've not solved the initial problem. 01:08:16.493 --> 01:08:28.041 [SPEAKER_09]: The initial problem, and because once those kids are getting paid $25 and now where everybody else is making 40, and then the cost of things goes up even more, because nobody's actually solved that problem, and it just keeps going and going and going and going. 01:08:29.117 --> 01:08:34.022 [SPEAKER_09]: you have to disconnect from it at some point and solve the issue. 01:08:34.402 --> 01:08:37.405 [SPEAKER_09]: Otherwise, it's a runaway train never coming back. 01:08:37.545 --> 01:08:38.185 [SPEAKER_08]: But yeah, I love that song. 01:08:38.205 --> 01:08:50.477 [SPEAKER_08]: But, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but 01:08:50.777 --> 01:09:10.649 [SPEAKER_07]: Not James James what it made sense actually, but if I told you it was a hundred bucks for two people to see Spider-Man that'd be fucking nuts do Yeah, I think you're fucking insane the last time that I went to a movie theater, which has admittedly been a long time I think it was like maybe 20 something bucks for two tickets Yeah, yes and but 01:09:12.556 --> 01:09:23.765 [SPEAKER_08]: If you're taking a day, which clearly people are at this broke the all-time record, how are they affording this, like, in this affordability crisis that we're all saying is happening, we all know that it's happening, how are people affording this? 01:09:24.386 --> 01:09:27.408 [SPEAKER_08]: The next step that popped up this morning was football. 01:09:27.849 --> 01:09:39.998 [SPEAKER_08]: I told you on Monday's show, when we did the NFL pre-production show, this was going to be the highest rated year of football because all the teams are great and all this other shit and there's nothing else on, everybody can't wait for football to come back. 01:09:42.020 --> 01:09:47.744 [SPEAKER_08]: that every single Super Bowl ad today is August 5th is already sold out, broke the record. 01:09:48.484 --> 01:09:49.625 [SPEAKER_08]: That has never happened before. 01:09:50.125 --> 01:09:51.986 [SPEAKER_08]: Every single Super Bowl ad is sold out. 01:09:53.007 --> 01:09:54.728 [SPEAKER_07]: What's the average cost of airtighter? 01:09:54.768 --> 01:10:01.212 [SPEAKER_08]: It went up to 3% so I think you're looking at, you know, I don't know, close to 6 million for a 30 second spot Jesus. 01:10:01.672 --> 01:10:02.293 [SPEAKER_08]: That's insane. 01:10:03.525 --> 01:10:11.490 [SPEAKER_08]: If we really are going through all this affordability crisis, how the fuck are people paying for all this shit across the board over and over and over again? 01:10:11.530 --> 01:10:13.031 [SPEAKER_08]: How are stocks that are record high? 01:10:14.011 --> 01:10:17.813 [SPEAKER_08]: How are people able to go see Spider-Man in the Odyssey and back to back weekends? 01:10:18.294 --> 01:10:19.734 [SPEAKER_08]: Knowing that these are the same prices. 01:10:20.095 --> 01:10:21.796 [SPEAKER_08]: How are the Super Bowl ads selling out? 01:10:22.156 --> 01:10:25.358 [SPEAKER_08]: How are all these fucking companies doing so goddamn well? 01:10:25.898 --> 01:10:28.059 [SPEAKER_08]: During this time of affordability crisis? 01:10:28.479 --> 01:10:29.600 [SPEAKER_08]: I really can't figure it out. 01:10:29.700 --> 01:10:32.722 [SPEAKER_09]: It's because people are still spending money they don't have. 01:10:33.556 --> 01:10:35.077 [SPEAKER_08]: So what are they just throwing on a credit card? 01:10:35.277 --> 01:10:35.798 [SPEAKER_09]: Probably is. 01:10:35.958 --> 01:10:36.238 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 01:10:37.139 --> 01:10:37.399 [SPEAKER_06]: All right. 01:10:37.759 --> 01:10:44.244 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, the Super Bowl commercials sold primarily for $7 to $9 million for a 30 second spot. 01:10:44.645 --> 01:10:45.465 [SPEAKER_08]: Whew, gracious. 01:10:46.106 --> 01:10:48.228 [SPEAKER_08]: So they're up, they're up big. 01:10:49.328 --> 01:10:50.109 [SPEAKER_08]: And does it help? 01:10:50.950 --> 01:10:51.170 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, 01:10:53.722 --> 01:11:01.285 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe, look, you got 135 million people watching the goddamn thing, plus with the online and social media and everything else. 01:11:01.345 --> 01:11:05.006 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, it's probably worth it at the end of the day if you can afford it. 01:11:05.126 --> 01:11:13.529 [SPEAKER_08]: But I still feel like it's a lot of the same companies, you know, the Budweiser's and those guys who are doing it. 01:11:13.749 --> 01:11:19.851 [SPEAKER_08]: But I'm looking at this shit across the board, Apple, Apple just raised their music prices, $3 just today. 01:11:19.871 --> 01:11:19.991 [SPEAKER_08]: Why? 01:11:22.274 --> 01:11:23.975 [SPEAKER_08]: Why did it go from $16.99 for a fee? 01:11:24.035 --> 01:11:27.597 [SPEAKER_09]: Because they're burning through so much capital for $19.99. 01:11:27.717 --> 01:11:28.177 [SPEAKER_08]: That's why. 01:11:28.557 --> 01:11:29.097 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that what it is? 01:11:29.117 --> 01:11:39.603 [SPEAKER_09]: All these increases you're seeing in streaming services and especially Amazon, Apple, and Thropic, etc. 01:11:39.623 --> 01:11:45.466 [SPEAKER_09]: They're burning through capital to build these AI and build data centers and also stuff. 01:11:46.246 --> 01:11:46.807 [SPEAKER_08]: is that what it is? 01:11:46.827 --> 01:11:47.588 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 01:11:48.229 --> 01:12:01.566 [SPEAKER_08]: Because, you know, the other model here, which, you know, we're privately working on behind the scenes, is streaming with some of this, you know, dynamic ad insertion for free, kind of like to be in all their other shit for all the podcast and everything else. 01:12:03.448 --> 01:12:06.832 [SPEAKER_08]: Disney plus this morning announced they are looking at the same option. 01:12:07.272 --> 01:12:10.476 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey dude, maybe this is free and you just watch ads. 01:12:11.517 --> 01:12:13.499 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know the behind-the-scenes numbers yet. 01:12:13.819 --> 01:12:18.844 [SPEAKER_08]: Nobody's ever given those to us and I've tried with a couple different networks to get my hands on them. 01:12:19.525 --> 01:12:24.631 [SPEAKER_08]: But maybe that is the answer and it's like, all right, instead of paying, I mean, Netflix is up to $30,000, no. 01:12:25.171 --> 01:12:25.872 [SPEAKER_08]: That's entertainment. 01:12:27.567 --> 01:12:31.190 [SPEAKER_08]: Most of us have it, I think it's safe to say, you know, I don't know you guys at home. 01:12:31.851 --> 01:12:33.653 [SPEAKER_08]: All four of us probably own Netflix, right? 01:12:34.233 --> 01:12:35.615 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I've got a subscription to Netflix. 01:12:35.635 --> 01:12:37.817 [SPEAKER_06]: But yeah, you do, okay. 01:12:38.077 --> 01:12:42.701 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, but still, we're up to $30 for fucking Netflix now for Christ's Sakes. 01:12:42.741 --> 01:12:49.087 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, there's gonna be a breaking point in all this shit, and I wonder what it is for everybody. 01:12:49.467 --> 01:12:52.770 [SPEAKER_08]: As we continue on with this affordability problem, 01:12:53.571 --> 01:12:54.573 [SPEAKER_07]: That isn't being solved. 01:12:54.914 --> 01:13:00.724 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, for me, if the $30 a month for Netflix is the breaking point, because I just cancelled my subscription, and it'll be done at the end of the month. 01:13:00.744 --> 01:13:03.068 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't watch enough shit on Netflix to justify $30 a month. 01:13:04.418 --> 01:13:10.099 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I mean, as you're looking at what's coming up here, there's a lot of docs, which is great, and the murder shit is great. 01:13:10.920 --> 01:13:13.560 [SPEAKER_08]: But then there's a lot of YouTube shit that they're atting. 01:13:13.740 --> 01:13:22.022 [SPEAKER_08]: With actually literal YouTubers and then podcasters and all that stuff, but I don't want to watch that on Netflix or pay 30 bucks for it, certainly. 01:13:22.162 --> 01:13:24.743 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, five is kind of where I live. 01:13:24.763 --> 01:13:30.144 [SPEAKER_08]: Five, five, five, you give me five bucks and I'm all right with it right if it's supporting something that I like. 01:13:30.684 --> 01:13:31.485 [SPEAKER_08]: Five to 10 bucks. 01:13:33.454 --> 01:13:43.264 [SPEAKER_08]: As you're looking at the rest of this shit, I don't see how Netflix creates something original that makes people tear their dick soft and say I want to pay 30 bucks for it. 01:13:43.364 --> 01:13:53.254 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I mean, at this point for me, it becomes easier and more convenient, especially because everything is disseminated across all these different subscription platforms. 01:13:54.095 --> 01:13:56.898 [SPEAKER_06]: It becomes easier to just find it for free. 01:13:57.885 --> 01:13:58.526 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:13:58.546 --> 01:14:02.469 [SPEAKER_08]: Or maybe pay a small rental fee for it if it's something you're dying to see. 01:14:02.830 --> 01:14:05.952 [SPEAKER_07]: And even the rental fees are going through the roof. 01:14:06.473 --> 01:14:11.758 [SPEAKER_07]: When I would go and visit my sister back in Texas a lot of times we'd end up renting a movie on Amazon or some shit like that. 01:14:11.778 --> 01:14:11.918 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:14:11.938 --> 01:14:13.139 [SPEAKER_07]: Some of the new releases are like. 01:14:13.319 --> 01:14:13.979 [SPEAKER_07]: It's 30 bucks. 01:14:14.019 --> 01:14:15.520 [SPEAKER_07]: It's fucking ridiculous. 01:14:15.720 --> 01:14:20.122 [SPEAKER_08]: It's insane and these are simple things that all of us are doing at home. 01:14:21.602 --> 01:14:25.004 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, you're seen in bars and restaurants where it's like alcohol prices are up. 01:14:26.044 --> 01:14:32.167 [SPEAKER_08]: With hard alcohol, I'm talking about not, you know, Seltzer beer, obviously, but like, Hard alcohol is getting fucking insane at a bar. 01:14:32.647 --> 01:14:33.387 [SPEAKER_08]: Or it's like, great. 01:14:33.407 --> 01:14:34.387 [SPEAKER_08]: You want to martini $28, man. 01:14:34.407 --> 01:14:34.748 [SPEAKER_08]: Have fun. 01:14:37.501 --> 01:14:55.417 [SPEAKER_08]: So yeah, it'll be interesting to see how this shift continues, but also maybe this has happened over the history of our country so long that we've, you know, just haven't noticed it because now our generation is going through it right now as a whole, where the last five and a half years to me. 01:14:57.487 --> 01:15:01.832 [SPEAKER_08]: seem to be more difficult almost than that crash in 08 that happened. 01:15:02.914 --> 01:15:06.938 [SPEAKER_08]: The crash in 08 seems like it's snapback relatively quickly. 01:15:07.539 --> 01:15:11.844 [SPEAKER_08]: We're on five and a half years here, the same fucking interest rates and all that other shit. 01:15:12.245 --> 01:15:15.809 [SPEAKER_08]: Along with the housing crisis and all 01:15:18.332 --> 01:15:24.040 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, with the other one, it was people taking out bad mortgages and it seemed like you could turn that around quickly. 01:15:24.301 --> 01:15:31.651 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't really have that here because Jesus Christ, the interest rates haven't changed in five and a half years, so all these interest rates have been bad. 01:15:33.073 --> 01:15:35.376 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, but yeah, all of it is something to keep an eye on. 01:15:35.556 --> 01:15:41.823 [SPEAKER_08]: I personally wish Trump would do more and write more executive orders and keep saying fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, fuck you over and over again. 01:15:42.504 --> 01:15:45.327 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, but also at a certain point, you need Congress to step in. 01:15:45.367 --> 01:15:53.436 [SPEAKER_08]: You need Senate to step in and we don't know who they're getting bought out by behind the scenes to get their vote and why they're not fucking doing it. 01:15:54.782 --> 01:16:06.287 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, so yeah, that's what society it's public and get an open secret stock or yeah, but to a certain point right we brought up Jasmine Crockett on the show yesterday Uh, I don't know. 01:16:06.307 --> 01:16:18.631 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm sorry Cory Bush history I was on the same person who cares right and who their sponsors were for Cory Bush it was like 90 on this fucking page with her face on it and it was just like Holy shit man. 01:16:18.731 --> 01:16:20.432 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know who half these fucking things are 01:16:21.424 --> 01:16:22.625 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, what's an APAC? 01:16:22.665 --> 01:16:24.786 [SPEAKER_08]: What's against an APAC and everything else? 01:16:25.166 --> 01:16:27.988 [SPEAKER_08]: And, uh, I'm doing chud PAC from now on. 01:16:28.108 --> 01:16:28.808 [SPEAKER_08]: I would love to see. 01:16:28.828 --> 01:16:29.428 [SPEAKER_08]: It's all chud. 01:16:29.448 --> 01:16:31.510 [SPEAKER_09]: Like, I'm only funding chud chud chud. 01:16:31.910 --> 01:16:32.230 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:16:32.350 --> 01:16:33.911 [SPEAKER_09]: It's all chud, chud babies. 01:16:34.431 --> 01:16:35.432 [SPEAKER_09]: Chud, you know what chud baby is? 01:16:35.492 --> 01:16:35.752 [SPEAKER_09]: It's right. 01:16:35.772 --> 01:16:37.713 [SPEAKER_09]: It's when you launch a lunch. 01:16:37.773 --> 01:16:41.015 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm knuckle children off into the gutter and a baby just shows up. 01:16:41.135 --> 01:16:41.235 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:16:41.255 --> 01:16:42.135 [SPEAKER_09]: 25 years later. 01:16:44.165 --> 01:16:47.347 [SPEAKER_09]: It looks like the dude from, hey, you guys, that guy. 01:16:47.467 --> 01:16:48.208 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, sloth. 01:16:48.388 --> 01:16:49.348 [SPEAKER_09]: No, Federman. 01:16:49.949 --> 01:16:52.590 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, I will either way, or Perez Hilton. 01:16:52.851 --> 01:16:55.692 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, well, you know, Jesus. 01:16:55.712 --> 01:16:56.993 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, you guys tackle that one tomorrow. 01:16:57.013 --> 01:16:59.735 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, tomorrow's RPR will be a fun one buck a lot. 01:16:59.755 --> 01:17:00.856 [SPEAKER_08]: We don't have the full story. 01:17:01.016 --> 01:17:04.698 [SPEAKER_08]: He's, uh, I've been placing a 51-50, so we'll see here. 01:17:05.058 --> 01:17:06.019 [SPEAKER_08]: Mm-hm. 01:17:06.079 --> 01:17:09.481 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, but yeah, man, that was, uh, I was wild. 01:17:10.642 --> 01:17:10.842 [SPEAKER_08]: Um. 01:17:13.625 --> 01:17:14.886 [SPEAKER_08]: a lot of blood is all say. 01:17:15.487 --> 01:17:19.830 [SPEAKER_08]: Well we'll figure that out on Patreon tomorrow behind the scenes but yeah, that's going to be a fun one. 01:17:19.991 --> 01:17:23.454 [SPEAKER_08]: Jesus, even the Luke is looking at her early as like, what can we show? 01:17:23.494 --> 01:17:24.775 [SPEAKER_08]: And I'm like, I don't know. 01:17:24.795 --> 01:17:26.476 [SPEAKER_08]: This looks like a fucking slaughtered pig. 01:17:26.536 --> 01:17:30.139 [SPEAKER_08]: So and he's doing it to himself live on TikTok. 01:17:30.239 --> 01:17:33.282 [SPEAKER_08]: But yeah, there's there's a lot of fucked up things going on right now and 01:17:35.586 --> 01:17:43.674 [SPEAKER_08]: I hopefully, it shakes it all out, but, you know, I'm going through like a refined my house right now and just trying to get a decent rate for Christ's sake. 01:17:43.754 --> 01:17:47.377 [SPEAKER_08]: And even my lenders like, man, I don't know that there's going to happen this year. 01:17:47.658 --> 01:17:53.483 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I don't know that it is, but it's going to fall for the rest of the year and I go, bro, it's August, you know, five more months. 01:17:53.583 --> 01:17:54.744 [SPEAKER_08]: You're saying no, and he goes, 01:17:55.565 --> 01:18:09.521 [SPEAKER_09]: No, do you have any confidence and I go to it's a really it's an issue right because I mean we talked about he can't lower rates at the risk of fucking shut up But the other problem is it's a it's a buyer's market 01:18:10.473 --> 01:18:12.414 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, however that you're priced, bro. 01:18:12.474 --> 01:18:29.665 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, however You're asking for current homeowners to capitulate a little bit because regardless the rate thing doesn't affect the sale your house you have to lower it usually because people know they're at to pay a higher rate Sometimes you get away with it if there's some 01:18:31.855 --> 01:18:35.156 [SPEAKER_09]: If people think there's a rate cut coming, they'll buy and refinance. 01:18:35.416 --> 01:18:40.898 [SPEAKER_09]: If they see no runway, they're like, all right, I take fucking 30% off the cost and I'll buy it. 01:18:40.918 --> 01:18:41.798 [SPEAKER_09]: That's going on right now. 01:18:42.038 --> 01:18:42.778 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, it sure is. 01:18:42.918 --> 01:18:43.918 [SPEAKER_09]: So we're in a bit of a bind. 01:18:44.038 --> 01:18:49.780 [SPEAKER_08]: It's okay, fucking bath on that goddamn place to an absolute bath on that's awesome house. 01:18:50.020 --> 01:18:51.260 [SPEAKER_08]: But it is what it is. 01:18:51.361 --> 01:18:53.061 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, you know, you win some you lose some. 01:18:53.241 --> 01:18:55.602 [SPEAKER_08]: I just don't know when this is all going to turn around. 01:18:56.122 --> 01:18:57.642 [SPEAKER_08]: And we're trying to figure it out with you every day. 01:18:58.623 --> 01:19:00.303 [SPEAKER_08]: I read the comments in the app. 01:19:01.065 --> 01:19:24.977 [SPEAKER_08]: I read your comments on drinking bros main and things like that because if you like to know you guys We've been on on the air for 11 years Fuck November will be year 12 for Chris six and it's pretty wild That will be heading into your 12 here, but again, I feel like I know you guys and the issues that you're going through or Whatever, but he's going through and we're just trying to figure it out on a daily basis here 01:19:26.030 --> 01:19:32.937 [SPEAKER_08]: And other than kind of chat about it and what one person can do versus the other, I don't really know what else to say. 01:19:34.198 --> 01:19:38.261 [SPEAKER_08]: But we love you guys and we appreciate you, turn it in, day in and day out. 01:19:38.962 --> 01:19:45.008 [SPEAKER_08]: Now's the point, the show will get to the drinking bro of the week, you could submit on drinkingbrows.com. 01:19:45.829 --> 01:19:47.030 [SPEAKER_08]: Crime corner tent tops. 01:19:48.335 --> 01:19:50.197 [SPEAKER_07]: really fucking sold their coup proud of you. 01:19:50.317 --> 01:19:56.301 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm I'm gonna be I mean, I know we were talking some shit about guys wearing tank tops yesterday, but there's a dude's one bro. 01:19:56.442 --> 01:19:57.182 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a dude's one. 01:19:57.202 --> 01:19:58.603 [SPEAKER_09]: Or you can just get breast implants. 01:19:59.044 --> 01:20:02.026 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, you know, we're gonna add those to the next bro box. 01:20:02.206 --> 01:20:04.348 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, put a couple titties. 01:20:04.388 --> 01:20:05.109 [SPEAKER_09]: They're wearable. 01:20:05.469 --> 01:20:08.211 [SPEAKER_09]: They're where you can take them off when you get home to your wife doesn't know. 01:20:08.431 --> 01:20:10.213 [SPEAKER_08]: I would like to have a knife for an incision. 01:20:10.733 --> 01:20:12.114 [SPEAKER_08]: where you can just kind of pop them up. 01:20:12.134 --> 01:20:14.196 [SPEAKER_09]: You gotta be careful in the Black Perez Hill. 01:20:14.356 --> 01:20:15.417 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, very true. 01:20:15.697 --> 01:20:16.357 [SPEAKER_08]: Very true. 01:20:16.417 --> 01:20:18.239 [SPEAKER_08]: And then people are calling in for you. 01:20:18.259 --> 01:20:20.220 [SPEAKER_08]: And they're worried for Christ's sakes. 01:20:21.241 --> 01:20:23.483 [SPEAKER_08]: But no, the brobox has been on fire that barbecue set. 01:20:23.503 --> 01:20:28.747 [SPEAKER_08]: We've got a ton of compliments on it's and the cutting board or the cheese board. 01:20:28.767 --> 01:20:31.108 [SPEAKER_08]: Whatever you're going to use it for at your little parties. 01:20:32.669 --> 01:20:34.251 [SPEAKER_08]: But yeah, that's been on fire. 01:20:35.011 --> 01:20:36.232 [SPEAKER_08]: All the hats are stocked up. 01:20:40.493 --> 01:21:04.324 [SPEAKER_08]: drinking bros app and we will have a streaming option on it very soon and then the bathing suits man there's fucking trunks of my favorites man thank you Brandon for making those goddamn I've got a blue I've got the blue ones and I got the red ones with the lining I didn't do the board shorts and I wear those all the time they got the bikinis on there the one pieces two pieces all that other fun stuff on there all right let's 01:21:07.726 --> 01:21:16.810 [SPEAKER_08]: just came in and this quick drink and bro submission is true at Brown from Nevada listener for three years. 01:21:17.390 --> 01:21:23.593 [SPEAKER_08]: Once to nominate Colton Moxley living, I'd like to nominate my Uncle Colton for drinking bro. 01:21:24.013 --> 01:21:28.495 [SPEAKER_08]: He is a welder and a cattle rancher here in the beautiful state of Nevada. 01:21:28.975 --> 01:21:32.457 [SPEAKER_08]: He owns his own welding shop at about an hour away in his ranch. 01:21:35.659 --> 01:21:44.364 [SPEAKER_08]: so along with consistently working for 12 hour shifts in the shop to make sure the ranch is running in tip-top shape. 01:21:45.585 --> 01:21:49.027 [SPEAKER_08]: He has a wonderful son who was about to turn four. 01:21:49.667 --> 01:21:52.969 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm assuming he wrote this when he was wasted, which I love and you're fine on that. 01:21:53.029 --> 01:21:54.190 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just trying to figure it out. 01:21:55.550 --> 01:21:59.933 [SPEAKER_08]: That can run an excavator better than most grown ass men I might 01:22:03.633 --> 01:22:04.433 [SPEAKER_09]: We could livestream it. 01:22:04.573 --> 01:22:05.294 [SPEAKER_08]: The great dude. 01:22:05.314 --> 01:22:06.434 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll be fucking late. 01:22:06.454 --> 01:22:07.535 [SPEAKER_08]: Add it to our sports show. 01:22:07.595 --> 01:22:07.875 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 01:22:08.335 --> 01:22:09.255 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll be fucking off. 01:22:09.275 --> 01:22:10.716 [SPEAKER_08]: Tolerant on heavy machinery. 01:22:10.736 --> 01:22:10.876 [SPEAKER_08]: Mm-hmm. 01:22:12.357 --> 01:22:12.917 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, I'd watch. 01:22:13.097 --> 01:22:16.238 [SPEAKER_08]: He says he has another son on the way that is doing October. 01:22:16.719 --> 01:22:29.944 [SPEAKER_08]: He should be nominated for Dringer Bro the week because not only is he a badass mother fucker, he keeps me employed and it always makes me see the bigger picture in the world of politics, uh, making me slightly less retarded. 01:22:34.026 --> 01:22:35.367 [SPEAKER_08]: I killed Charlie Kirk. 01:22:35.727 --> 01:22:36.987 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, yeah, she definitely did. 01:22:37.087 --> 01:22:43.330 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean according to the dream I had Now the problem is my dreams are no longer admissible in court. 01:22:43.610 --> 01:22:43.850 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:22:43.870 --> 01:22:44.711 [SPEAKER_09]: There was a time. 01:22:44.751 --> 01:22:51.834 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah When I was certified, but now it's like no, don't know you've had too many weird dreams do it I'm like, I don't believe you. 01:22:52.334 --> 01:22:53.755 [SPEAKER_09]: I had a dream about that. 01:22:54.255 --> 01:22:55.395 [SPEAKER_09]: I had a dream you would say that. 01:22:55.495 --> 01:22:55.735 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh-huh. 01:22:56.036 --> 01:22:57.736 [SPEAKER_09]: No, like now are you serious? 01:22:57.776 --> 01:22:59.177 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, we are serious 01:22:59.779 --> 01:23:07.770 [SPEAKER_08]: But when I look at online, you know, things like, people are starting to turn against these people finally, at least where you're just like, Jesus Christ, man. 01:23:08.691 --> 01:23:10.053 [SPEAKER_08]: Because it's just pure insanity. 01:23:10.473 --> 01:23:11.394 [SPEAKER_08]: That's all that it is. 01:23:11.575 --> 01:23:14.438 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I mean, it's like you're eating 01:23:18.395 --> 01:23:20.457 [SPEAKER_09]: you're eating a piece of rotten fruit. 01:23:20.878 --> 01:23:21.398 [SPEAKER_09]: You know what I mean? 01:23:21.798 --> 01:23:25.202 [SPEAKER_09]: And you don't notice until you get to the rotten party like, oh shit. 01:23:25.322 --> 01:23:26.784 [SPEAKER_09]: Now I've got to get my stomach pumped. 01:23:26.864 --> 01:23:27.424 [SPEAKER_09]: Now I've got it. 01:23:27.464 --> 01:23:29.947 [SPEAKER_09]: Again, my uncle's not involved this time. 01:23:30.647 --> 01:23:31.068 [SPEAKER_08]: Weird. 01:23:32.629 --> 01:23:36.854 [SPEAKER_08]: Or the members of NKOTB, new kids on the block. 01:23:37.545 --> 01:23:38.566 [SPEAKER_08]: That was always the room. 01:23:38.586 --> 01:23:42.248 [SPEAKER_08]: Remember you had to get 20 pounds of steam and pump down. 01:23:42.288 --> 01:23:43.709 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I remember hearing about that. 01:23:43.969 --> 01:23:45.530 [SPEAKER_07]: And Joey, I think it was Joey. 01:23:45.791 --> 01:23:46.591 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you, Mr. One. 01:23:46.771 --> 01:23:49.373 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, Joey, Joey, tonight he seems like the type. 01:23:49.553 --> 01:23:53.095 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, did we ever figure out if Richard gear had wrote it's up his ass or what? 01:23:53.676 --> 01:23:54.096 [SPEAKER_07]: Uh, jirbles? 01:23:55.017 --> 01:23:56.217 [SPEAKER_09]: Brought a more rodents. 01:23:56.638 --> 01:23:57.879 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know that was a jirbel. 01:23:58.119 --> 01:24:00.781 [SPEAKER_09]: You don't, hey, there's somebody interview the jirbel. 01:24:00.801 --> 01:24:01.901 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't know. 01:24:02.001 --> 01:24:04.883 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a new TV show that is, this is gonna blow you guys' minds. 01:24:07.795 --> 01:24:13.679 [SPEAKER_08]: Not Sharts, which it was, Shards with a D, it is Brett Easton Ellis who did it. 01:24:14.560 --> 01:24:22.085 [SPEAKER_08]: And Richard Gears' son, along with his ex-wife's daughter, is starring in it. 01:24:23.166 --> 01:24:27.008 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's Homer Gears and then Cindy Crawford's daughter. 01:24:27.649 --> 01:24:31.211 [SPEAKER_08]: And Cindy Crawford's daughter, choice. 01:24:31.832 --> 01:24:34.153 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, my God, dude, they look identical. 01:24:34.414 --> 01:24:36.115 [SPEAKER_08]: It is fucking insane, dude. 01:24:37.134 --> 01:24:43.181 [SPEAKER_08]: But even in the interview, they were like, hey, so you guys, your parents were married for a long time. 01:24:43.241 --> 01:24:44.443 [SPEAKER_08]: What happens here? 01:24:44.723 --> 01:24:46.024 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't know the answer to that. 01:24:46.044 --> 01:24:49.849 [SPEAKER_08]: Because I think they got divorced before the kids, but who knows? 01:24:50.470 --> 01:24:54.715 [SPEAKER_08]: Because her last name is Gerber, which is her new husband's name, but 01:24:55.848 --> 01:24:56.669 [SPEAKER_08]: Like the baby. 01:24:56.909 --> 01:24:58.610 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I'm feeling the baby formula. 01:24:58.790 --> 01:25:01.211 [SPEAKER_08]: He, uh, coordinated Kassamegos. 01:25:01.792 --> 01:25:03.113 [SPEAKER_08]: He's worth $3 billion. 01:25:03.173 --> 01:25:08.456 [SPEAKER_08]: He was also a very rich hotel, uh, magnet type of dude here. 01:25:08.516 --> 01:25:09.617 [SPEAKER_08]: But yeah, that's pop up. 01:25:09.637 --> 01:25:10.877 [SPEAKER_08]: Sinni Crawford's daughter real quick. 01:25:13.479 --> 01:25:15.200 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, is that nuts or is that nuts, dude? 01:25:15.900 --> 01:25:16.681 [SPEAKER_08]: They look identical. 01:25:18.211 --> 01:25:23.753 [SPEAKER_08]: So this show is gonna pop off, but man, I don't know what happens there. 01:25:24.233 --> 01:25:25.734 [SPEAKER_08]: Does that pass down to the sun? 01:25:25.794 --> 01:25:27.154 [SPEAKER_08]: Does he want your elbows up his ass? 01:25:27.855 --> 01:25:28.215 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 01:25:28.235 --> 01:25:31.376 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, Brett Eastonelis is a fucking weird guy. 01:25:31.476 --> 01:25:32.476 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure is. 01:25:32.956 --> 01:25:40.579 [SPEAKER_09]: American, if you don't know who we're talking about, it's the guy that wrote American Psycho rules of attraction, which is kind of a, I wouldn't say sequel, but it's the same universe. 01:25:40.619 --> 01:25:42.220 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I think it's a preschool. 01:25:42.520 --> 01:25:58.102 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know about that, but it's a, so in the, in rules of attraction, beaks character calls, bales character on the phone, it's a, and the shard to you wrote at less than zero is a pretty famous girl. 01:25:59.223 --> 01:26:00.584 [SPEAKER_09]: Um, that's RDJ, too. 01:26:00.724 --> 01:26:04.025 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, um, on drugs for real the entire time. 01:26:04.045 --> 01:26:04.145 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:26:04.165 --> 01:26:04.825 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't remember. 01:26:04.845 --> 01:26:11.667 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, he was playing his coat out of his fucking head, but I don't know if the dribbles pass down to the next generation. 01:26:11.787 --> 01:26:13.328 [SPEAKER_09]: So give me the actual dribble. 01:26:14.686 --> 01:26:17.068 [SPEAKER_09]: I can do we have a gray hair dribbling off. 01:26:17.148 --> 01:26:20.831 [SPEAKER_09]: It's just like he's got the thousand yard sterile in the world. 01:26:20.851 --> 01:26:23.774 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, like a 27-year-old durable is just like that. 01:26:23.794 --> 01:26:25.135 [SPEAKER_09]: He's seen some shit. 01:26:25.195 --> 01:26:25.596 [SPEAKER_08]: Literally. 01:26:26.356 --> 01:26:28.318 [SPEAKER_09]: He looks like Nick Nolty and Tropic Thunder. 01:26:28.679 --> 01:26:29.499 [SPEAKER_09]: Wait, is that Nick Nolty? 01:26:30.380 --> 01:26:31.301 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it is. 01:26:31.321 --> 01:26:32.622 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's got no hands. 01:26:32.802 --> 01:26:38.226 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, cause it's trying to cause way out of somebody else was just got to dumps at this point. 01:26:38.847 --> 01:26:40.808 [SPEAKER_09]: I bought that movie is what I'm saying. 01:26:40.848 --> 01:26:41.129 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 01:26:41.389 --> 01:26:45.292 [SPEAKER_07]: Interesting fact about fetishes is they are at least partially genetics. 01:26:45.332 --> 01:26:49.675 [SPEAKER_07]: So whatever fetish you have, there's a very, very strong chance that your father did too. 01:26:49.936 --> 01:26:50.916 [SPEAKER_07]: So think about that. 01:26:51.016 --> 01:26:51.537 [SPEAKER_07]: Stop it. 01:26:53.021 --> 01:26:58.264 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, spend a little bit of time every day thinking about how your father cream-buyed your mother. 01:26:58.785 --> 01:27:05.368 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't because that you got here at however one of us got here luckily my putting the biological ones dead so I don't have to think about that. 01:27:05.388 --> 01:27:06.289 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you need to though. 01:27:06.509 --> 01:27:11.852 [SPEAKER_08]: But with him never forget is what he was at the premiere so for his son obviously and it's like 01:27:12.570 --> 01:27:14.411 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, do you give them like a good luck, Chernobyl? 01:27:14.571 --> 01:27:15.831 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what I've always wondered about? 01:27:15.931 --> 01:27:17.332 [SPEAKER_09]: I would give them like a bronze one. 01:27:18.112 --> 01:27:18.652 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, this is great. 01:27:18.672 --> 01:27:19.172 [SPEAKER_09]: This is great. 01:27:19.192 --> 01:27:20.313 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, this name was Derek. 01:27:22.893 --> 01:27:23.914 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, Derek Halsley. 01:27:23.934 --> 01:27:25.434 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm always a great little Chernobyl. 01:27:25.474 --> 01:27:31.136 [SPEAKER_09]: If you're an actor and like, you're, let's say, uh, you're, what are your kids becomes actors? 01:27:31.156 --> 01:27:32.637 [SPEAKER_09]: And they have sex scenes in their movies? 01:27:32.757 --> 01:27:33.577 [SPEAKER_09]: I wouldn't watch that. 01:27:34.112 --> 01:27:34.632 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no. 01:27:34.672 --> 01:27:35.053 [SPEAKER_08]: It's tough. 01:27:35.213 --> 01:27:36.654 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:27:36.694 --> 01:27:37.675 [SPEAKER_07]: My parents didn't watch mine. 01:27:37.995 --> 01:27:39.496 [SPEAKER_07]: Wait, there was that one. 01:27:39.516 --> 01:27:41.678 [SPEAKER_08]: My parents were like, hey, dude, I can't watch. 01:27:41.938 --> 01:27:42.818 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't watch you do this. 01:27:43.079 --> 01:27:47.942 [SPEAKER_09]: There was an ad Hayford definitely watched Evan get his dick ripped off in range 15, though he laughed really hard at it. 01:27:48.382 --> 01:27:49.063 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 01:27:49.223 --> 01:27:49.783 [SPEAKER_09]: That's different. 01:27:49.803 --> 01:27:50.444 [SPEAKER_09]: That's not sad. 01:27:50.684 --> 01:27:51.205 [SPEAKER_07]: What would you say? 01:27:51.625 --> 01:28:01.477 [SPEAKER_07]: I was just going to say there was some actress that I think she dropped out of the film industry, but she had a very overbearing like set dad who insisted on being there for every sexy that she was in. 01:28:01.717 --> 01:28:03.719 [SPEAKER_07]: You would direct her personally during the sexy. 01:28:03.759 --> 01:28:05.141 [SPEAKER_07]: Now it's going to be sludder. 01:28:05.321 --> 01:28:05.822 [SPEAKER_08]: Stop it. 01:28:07.110 --> 01:28:07.510 [SPEAKER_08]: God. 01:28:07.671 --> 01:28:09.312 [SPEAKER_08]: First of all, they're uncomfortable. 01:28:09.353 --> 01:28:10.774 [SPEAKER_08]: There's like 60 people on set. 01:28:11.235 --> 01:28:13.677 [SPEAKER_08]: They all suck and I've filmed a few. 01:28:13.717 --> 01:28:16.901 [SPEAKER_08]: I've never No way you can get a fucking bone around that shit. 01:28:16.921 --> 01:28:21.486 [SPEAKER_08]: Like I'm always impressed with with porn Where it's like, how do you keep an interaction during that? 01:28:21.746 --> 01:28:23.408 [SPEAKER_08]: There's just too many fucking people, man. 01:28:23.568 --> 01:28:26.872 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I saw one situation Where the guy did get a little too excited 01:28:26.952 --> 01:28:33.321 [SPEAKER_08]: You're looking at like 90 cameras where it's just like, all right, where's my head supposed to be all this shit it sucks. 01:28:33.902 --> 01:28:34.984 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not as fun as you think. 01:28:35.605 --> 01:28:41.994 [SPEAKER_08]: If you're just making out with somebody cool, that one's easy, but like the sex scenes are brutal, where it just takes forever and it sucks too. 01:28:42.815 --> 01:28:45.038 [SPEAKER_08]: It's the least sexiest thing of all the time. 01:28:45.118 --> 01:28:47.762 [SPEAKER_07]: Even as a member of the crew, it's a fucking awkward scene to shoot. 01:28:47.902 --> 01:28:55.712 [SPEAKER_08]: All of it, because you're just like, all right, man, there's like 80 of us here this fucking sucks, but yeah, but here's the, imagine this one, this will brighten your day back up. 01:28:55.813 --> 01:28:58.917 [SPEAKER_09]: Imagine you're on the crew shooting the sex scene at broke back mountain. 01:28:59.979 --> 01:29:01.560 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, and it's a different story. 01:29:01.920 --> 01:29:04.562 [SPEAKER_09]: How I fucking hurl, would you be laughing at that? 01:29:05.283 --> 01:29:09.766 [SPEAKER_09]: If I got, because he thought he was doing that stupid fucking accent the whole time. 01:29:09.886 --> 01:29:10.166 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 01:29:10.766 --> 01:29:11.527 [SPEAKER_09]: I've never even seen it. 01:29:11.547 --> 01:29:12.447 [SPEAKER_09]: I've only seen the memes. 01:29:12.467 --> 01:29:13.028 [SPEAKER_09]: I've never seen them. 01:29:13.048 --> 01:29:16.490 [SPEAKER_08]: Now that would make me, but never got to do a gay one. 01:29:16.510 --> 01:29:22.534 [SPEAKER_09]: He's ledger making the facial expressions and the fucking, the health, like the country accent he's using. 01:29:22.894 --> 01:29:24.516 [SPEAKER_09]: There's no way I would have been able to keep it together. 01:29:24.556 --> 01:29:25.016 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:29:25.176 --> 01:29:26.037 [SPEAKER_09]: There's no fucking way. 01:29:30.019 --> 01:29:37.865 [SPEAKER_07]: And I would have lost it on broke back mountain as soon as he spent all the tobacco juice in his hand to Fuck he flitter and now because that would be earned. 01:29:37.885 --> 01:29:42.988 [SPEAKER_09]: Well not only would it burn, but he would get high Yeah, you're asked to play nicotine right into your asshole. 01:29:43.008 --> 01:29:48.752 [SPEAKER_08]: He's gonna shit out everywhere, bro So yeah, but these would be hilarious to shoot. 01:29:48.772 --> 01:29:51.434 [SPEAKER_08]: I think I think this would be so fucking funny dude. 01:29:51.754 --> 01:29:52.274 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, god. 01:29:52.554 --> 01:29:53.215 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, no 01:29:54.432 --> 01:29:55.854 [SPEAKER_08]: with the straight ones fucking suck. 01:29:56.114 --> 01:29:59.098 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just, there's too much in the thing and all the other shit. 01:29:59.138 --> 01:29:59.558 [SPEAKER_07]: And yeah. 01:29:59.939 --> 01:30:06.667 [SPEAKER_08]: And then I've been on sets too, like the boyfriend's and the husband's and stuff wanna be there and you're like, I would start slow-clabin' right? 01:30:07.047 --> 01:30:09.790 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's just all of the stuff. 01:30:09.810 --> 01:30:12.353 [SPEAKER_09]: Then Fika and orgasm, I'm so sorry guys. 01:30:12.634 --> 01:30:13.154 [SPEAKER_09]: Can I get a, 01:30:14.128 --> 01:30:20.913 [SPEAKER_09]: Can I get a fucking idea over here, somebody important, but it's not one a grip. 01:30:21.173 --> 01:30:25.716 [SPEAKER_08]: None of it, yeah, none of it's great, none of it's great for Christ's sake, Stunt. 01:30:25.756 --> 01:30:30.580 [SPEAKER_08]: Appreciate you tuning in, go to iTunes, rate the show five star. 01:30:31.300 --> 01:30:40.307 [SPEAKER_08]: Leave a quick review, that's all the advertisers, care about for Christ's sake, then head over to Spotify, think 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