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Now broadcasting from the next-gen conservative studio in
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Sunny South Florida, bringing you the latest in politics
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current events and the Whitfield Report with Sam Whitfield.
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Well, good evening, folks, and welcome to tonight's episode of
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the Whitfield report, very special episode of the show. is
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the Bay tonight and Hold on. I'm just checking.
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Yep. We are, in fact why it is,
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Wednesday night. It is debate night for the GOP,
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Primary ever, ladies and gentlemen, it is awesome.
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So An interesting evening because Tucker Carlson will be
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interviewing Donald J. Trump President Donald J.
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Trump. Who has decided not to
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participate in the GOP Primary debate.
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I don't know if Tucker is going to be interviewing in live.
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I don't think that's the case. I think this was pre-recorded
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but anyway, and yes, I realized it Max and smelly are not here
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yet, but I decided to, you know, start the show and Get it going,
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anyway. And I will just banter with the
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chat for a bit. Show up.
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Hello to Morpheus, who is in the chat.
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Hope you're doing well, sir, very happy to have you here as
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always, and it should be an interesting evening.
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Hope you're doing well. Now.
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Before Max and smelly in here. I just want to say off the bat,
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I'm not really surprised that Trump and Tucker are doing this
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interview at the same time as the GOP debate.
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There was actually speculation on Twitter or I just called X.
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Now, I regarding this. There was speculation that
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Tucker was going to be interviewing Trump. during the
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debate, and I don't really like to go on with speculation on
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stuff like that when it comes to politics because you just don't
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know what's going to happen, right?
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But it seemed like, it was pretty safe assumption and, you
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know, as it turns out, you know, those of us, kind of thought it
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were proven right now. People Bast was Sam.
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Why why would Trump and Tucker Carlson do this?
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And on Tucker's under things. The answer is pretty simple
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actually, right? So here are my thoughts on it,
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right? Taco cross and back in February.
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Or early March of this year, was unceremoniously, you know, his
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contract was essentially terminated by Fox News and he
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was let go unceremonious Lee. Tucker Carlson was also.
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The. Lead show on Fox news for a
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number of years. And like or like him or not, he
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was arguably. The biggest show in Primetime
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cable news ratings over all across the board, he was like
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him or not. He pulled numbers, and not just
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in the baby boomer demographic. But he was pulling younger
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people to people who, you know, ranging from 20-something to
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ages. You know, 50 who don't really
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watch cable. You know, who don't want to
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watch cable anymore. Why the one cable news because
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he was just that engaging, you know?
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So like are not. She was, you know, he brought a
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younger fresher demographic to cable news and journal 1 Fox
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terminated Tucker. Not only did they lose him, but
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they also lost his audience, right?
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And they lost a sizable portion of the people who would
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otherwise watch the network. I mean, let's be honest.
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Fox news's. you know, main demographic, the people who
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watch them are ages 65 and up, and even that's generous because
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my parents who are both in their 60s, You know, a lot of older
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people are getting more technically Savvy, right?
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And more of them are getting on the Internet and discovering
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platforms, like Rumble in like X.
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And even, you know, yes, YouTube, but, you know, cable
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news is not the dominating Force even for, you know, the baby
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boomer or even Illinois demographic, right?
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That's starting to change that. so, Yeah, really Fox news's
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demographic if we're being serious.
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Now is more like 70, you know, plus Yeah, just because of the
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of being in that, right? So, you know, that they furnish
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a lost, the younger Democratic Fox News has Tucker Carlson,
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Like Smirnoff is getting millions of hits.
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On his. You know, he's getting millan's
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and heads on his video podcast that he's doing on X.
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Some of them are getting, you know, millions of years, you can
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see the analytics on his videos. I think, you know, his first
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couple podcast over Milling agree or disagree with him.
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He is an influence. She is a part of the public
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conversation in America. I would are you That she is
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Rush. Limbaugh's true, Heir Apparent.
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In the sense that he, you know, she posed the same keep holds
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the same numbers that Rush did write Rush Limbaugh at his Peak,
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got 15 million listeners. Deli on the radio.
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At a time when when, you know, he was the king of AM radio.
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And yeah. more these says 10 9 right now on the Trump
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interview, okay so has Started, then I'll let me go.
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To ask and start it. I'm I'm waiting for.
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You know, Max and coming to get here.
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Okay, there's the. There it is.
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Okay, this thing is pre-recorded.
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I guess so we don't need to I guess we kind of can't wait for
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Max and Company to start. I do want to get them in here
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and we will have a, a panel, you know, so to speak.
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But yes, I was saying rush Limbaugh.
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I got 15 million listeners per day on his radio show during a
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time. When AM radio was, you know,
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basically it because podcasting didn't exist and people often
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forget as I've mentioned that even during the early years of
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podcasting, when I started remember in 2008 remember
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podcasting although it's been around for a while as a format
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wasn't really You know, a thing ruined.
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So 2015. Right, like it wasn't, it was
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around, but it wasn't part of the, of the vernacular really
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until 2015. So that is, You know, it's
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always it's always been here. All right, let me Let me share
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the screen out. Okay.
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So hold on a second. I have Max.
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And Small here. But I'm sewing it right now and
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I also, I'm using my phone as my camera.
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So, Yeah, that's that. But yeah.
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I'll give the guys a few minutes.
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I got in here. maybe I I don't know if either of them check
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their Twitter DMs. so, I I did send them knowing beforehand or
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at least. I thought I did. so, Ciara.
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Anyway. Let me just make sure that they
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have the link. To join.
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And then, we'll, we'll continue. By the way apexcam, I might be
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joining us later on. in the show the former co-host of the Field
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Report, he'll probably be joining us later on and in the
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program depending on how long this thing goes, so yeah.
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All right. All right, so one of the thing I
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want to get too. So we are going to you mainly
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cover the Tucker Carlson and Trump thing tonight.
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But I do want to touch on the g o p.
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Debate briefly because I still do think it is worth talking a
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little bit. and, mainly, I think the thing that we're all going
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to be watching for here tonight is What is a dike ramaswamy does
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on stage, right? That that's going to be the main
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thing. How do you buy back from Swanee,
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and Ron DeSantis do, those are going to be the two people to
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focus on on the GOP Primary debate.
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Other than that though, I don't think people really care.
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Mike Pence is a no factor in this conversation.
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She will probably try and bring up his connection to President
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Trump at one point but you know, he's not going to go in early.
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you know, it all and all the other candidates Really.
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I mean, let's be, let's be honest, folks.
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It's going to be the it's going to be the Trump and back show
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for the the GOP Primary. Let's be honest, this and this
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had a chance but as Max, and I have talked Ad nauseam on the
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show before she fucking blew. It, big-time And so, you know,
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he's not on, he's a non-factor now.
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Pretty much. so, and let's see trying to still trying to get a
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hold of a few people, but if we don't get ahold of Max and
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smelling a few minutes, I'm starting the The Tucker Carlson.
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Thing. Anyway, and Hopefully, they'll
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pop on. You know, once we get that
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started so but here's how I think it's going to happen,
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right? Here's my prediction for the GOP
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Primary as a whole, Waiting up to the general ride.
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Now, you know obviously things can change.
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Right. But The way I see it.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Trump is going to get the nomination,
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unless he goes to. You know, unless he goes to
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prison. You know, I'm get scan and get
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convicted, he'll still help you know, he'll be, he'll be the
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nominee, right? I think the question with Vivek
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ramaswamy, right? And we, we talk this It seems
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like he's either going for a cabinet position.
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Or potentially as a VP position, right?
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I think Trump ramaswamy on the ticket right now.
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That's what I'm going for. I know people have said that
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Carrie like would be a good choice.
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But I don't know if Kara like wants the VP ticket at this
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point seems like a back does. And out of all the people that
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are kind of in the GOP field right now, Trump seems very
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favorable of Buy back right now. So that's going to be my
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position going forward. It'll be Trump and dybek 2024.
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That's my ticket prediction. and yeah, so I folks, like I said, I
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don't know if If? Knox and shmuel are coming but I
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think I'm going to start this. Yeah, I'm going to start this
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interview for you guys and we'll see, you know, how this plays
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out. So, what me?
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Let me start the, let me share the screen here. and, Yeah.
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Now, we are. Okay.
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So let's go ahead and start playing this and hopefully we'll
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get some people to jump on. This person takes her joining
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us. Thank you.
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Why are you at the Fox News debate tonight in Milwaukee, or
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come out? And I'm leaving by 1560 points?
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And, you know, some of them are at 1 and 0 + 2.
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And I'm saying, do I sit there for an hour or two hours,
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whatever it's going to be in get harassed by people, that
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shouldn't even be running for president, should I be doing
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that? And the network that isn't
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particularly friendly to me, frankly, you know, they, they
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were backing Rhonda, sanctimonious like crazy, and
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now they've given up on him. And he's, it's a lost.
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Cause it's reminded me very much of 2016 on 26th, and I went
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through the same stuff then had to fight them all the way.
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And then it became very friendly after I wanna just about when I
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was winning, but I just felt it, would be more appropriate, not
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to do the debate. I don't think it's right to do
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it. If you're leaving by 5060 + 1.
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I'm leaving by 70 points and I'm saying, why am I doing it?
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And I'm going to have eight people. 10 people, whoever made
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the debate, I don't know how many it is, but I'm going to
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have all these people screaming at me shouting questions at me,
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all of which I love answering. I love doing, but it doesn't
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make sense to do them. So I take it a piss and you
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probably noticed one of your career in television.
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Cop show in television time BC, but you don't feel the need now
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running for president to do television.
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Obviously, do you think television is declining?
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Well, according to a poll that, I guess we just saw that.
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I just came out to words down, like 30 35%, but I think they
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were talkin referring to Cable. I think cables down because it's
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lost, credibility, MSNBC, or as they say msdnc is so bad, it's
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so wrong with a ride and what they do and what they say, it's
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Ian's fake news. As I said, I think I came up
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with that term. I hope I did cuz it's a good
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one. That's not Tough Enough.
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How much corruption is going to, really what you do is called
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drop things but somehow that doesn't play is nicely but it is
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corruption is so you have MSNBC and you have CNN who's
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absolutely doing no ratings at all.
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I mean that dead but if they're doing them because they're not
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credibility, they really don't have credibility foxes way down
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as, you know, and the good old days are long ago.
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I will say this, it could come back but they have they just
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don't have a lot of credibility Tucker, you know that perhaps
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better than anybody. I think it was a terrible move,
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getting rid of you. You would number one on
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television and all of a sudden year when doing this interview
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but it will get bigger ratings, using this crazy for him that
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you're using then probably probably the debate competition.
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Who went when you say there are people on stage.
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You shouldn't be running for president.
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Who do you mean? So I'm just going to pause here.
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Every once in awhile to add commentary to this, But, you
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know, Trump is absolutely right. What?
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He's, you know, staying here, you know, cable news is down
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primarily because of the untrustworthiness of all this.
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do you know BS and You know what it is.
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Current news has a good fries, they're no longer, you know just
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fake news, they are corrupt. I mean they've disabled the
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drive-by media as Rush used to like to call them they've always
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been corrupt. They've always been in the park
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of the establishment politicians and that's just the way things
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are going. So yeah, and Jada I added you to
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the I added you to the. Group chat for invites to come
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on, man. So you should have that link.
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I don't know if you were able to fix your thing for For a
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straight out and Max is joining us.
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So just wanted to say, get him on here.
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So hey Max, can you hear me? I certainly can good evening
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sir. So sorry I had start the show
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without you but the good news is this interview with.
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Trump is free recorded and And way, before we continue to my
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job. Do you have any predictions Max
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for the debate tonight or how the price?
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I don't know if you've heard any of the show at all, but I was
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out running. What happened was?
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I come across a car accident, right?
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And I'm out there running on, you know, on the sidewalk side
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of the road and I'm like thinking I'll just go on the
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other side of the street, right? And the cops will probably just
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let me run by no, no. They made me go through the
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detour. So I had to run an extra like
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mile-and-a-half so I was a little late but you know, as far
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as the debate Of the people who will be on stage.
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Their ramaswamy is going to kind of probably win in the reason.
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Yeah, that is. He's the most experienced any
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debate setting at talking to a normal people.
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He knows better. He's better at moderating.
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His message coming off as believable because he kind of is
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those things. He's just going to win any
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debate on except maybe with Trump and but Trump wins debate
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by not showing up, and then like chucking their programming in at
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it as we owe you. I'm sure you saw my pole.
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Like so I had this whole thing I had this whole is at the stream
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up at 10 a.m. this morning and I was all set to stream the GOP
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Primary and then a prediction I made, you know, about a week ago
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on Twitter came true. Tucker was going to, you know,
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so my whole thing I don't know if you got my monologue but I'm
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not surprised that this happened because right when you and
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slowly joined the Whitfield report to him, that was the same
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month. That fox can't talk right now.
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So about a week ago, I had started here speculation that
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That Tucker and Trump would never do something, you know,
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concurrent with the debate and I said that.
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It would make sense because Fox News is hosting the debate and,
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you know, Tucker's not like an overtly aggressive guy.
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But this is kind of his way of what they both him and Trump
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have a bone to pick with Fox News, right?
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And so to me it makes perfect sense that Tucker would do this
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as like a as kind of like a you know how do you think the Trump
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shows for the rumble debate? Well.
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The rumble is streaming the the GOP debate that was initially.
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Where I was going going to go, right?
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Right. But they have another like an on
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Fox News. One coming up, that's like a
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rumble exclusive. I'm proud of the second debate
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is a rumble debate. That's why it would be
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interesting if he showed up to that, but not Fox News is all
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over. But one thing he said, is that
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like, why cast meat is dying? And that's another Point.
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Another point, I may just kind of freaked out, you don't have
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to start it over on my account either, the listeners heard it.
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So, you know, we could do, we can get through it.
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You'll catch on pretty quick. But essentially what I was
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saying is I think Tucker is The Heir Apparent to Rush Limbaugh
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in the in the sense that you know, Rush pulled 15 million
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listeners Dale when he when he was on AM radio 1 AM radio was
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the format you know of a simple Tucker is the now the populist
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guy on the right, which rabbits Rush held that thrown the whole
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time he was broadcast. Basically, I with rare where
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anybody ever challenge for that from right.
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But unfortunately the king, the king is dead long live.
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The king kind of thing. Yeah, we're Tucker, he didn't
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get that position. He wasn't like, it wasn't like
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anybody said, hey, this is going to be our guy.
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He's just a guy, a lot of Regular People Trust on the left
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hates that. He drives the left.
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Absolutely fucking batshit insane.
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Yeah. And I mean, and I mean, and so
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did Rush in his day, so yeah. Well, even James golden, no
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poster. Who was Russia's producer said
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that Tucker has a lot of the same, What is Claudia's as far
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as presentation and even, you know, the sense of humor rush,
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you know, brother to the left home then on Tucker with their
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like, parody of him is that he always ask questions and sounds
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like, you know, he's kind of just always asking a question or
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trying to insinuate something more and that drives them crazy
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and so they hate him for it and that he laughed when he said
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some of it because it's so absurd.
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That's what they don't get. That's exactly what people like
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him. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I mean, listen, Ivan. Ivan broke one of my monologues
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you remember like Tucker and that was that was one hour.
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Like that was actually one of the biggest like episodes, so,
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but anyways, I know that like more theists.
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Some people want me to get back to the something?
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Besides, I wanted to bring you up to speed.
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I think you'll enjoy this and we're only right, right.
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I'm going to, I'm going to add as minimum commentary as I can.
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Wait, we will pause because, you know, to do fair use.
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But yeah, we only use names but it wouldn't matter too much a
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guy. Like I called him Ada.
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Kitchen and Sasa. But I Alameda Alameda I could
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tell you. But I don't want to get myself a
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little trouble and but he's weak and pathetic and he was never
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understood. He was the governor of Arkansas.
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I did not a very popular guy. I don't know how it got that
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site is such a great state. The people is so incredible in
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that state and they love me and I love them.
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How does this guy get elected? Governor of Arkansas?
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But he's nasty always, and has been a guy like Chris Christie
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and I left with a 8% think of it 8% approval rating in New
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Jersey. Now, he's running for president
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and he run solely on the basis of our, let's get drunk.
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Lesbians, like a Savage Maniac is like a lunatic and that's all
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he talks about his phone numbers are very, very lose about 2%.
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Feel like, you know, him well I've had, I've been friendly
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with him over the years but I couldn't give him a job because
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I just never trusted him very much.
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I was just never one of his people that really trust in him.
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I never gave him the job, And that's one of the reasons you
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feel so hurt and so betrayed and I understand that I really do I
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understand it, but I never gave him, you know, he wanted to be
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different things, he was looking at different elements of the
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administration and we decided that I decided I didn't want to.
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I don't want to do it and now I'm glad I did because you say
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but you know, we have some, some great people had great.
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People will have even better people if we do this is now I
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know Washington before. I didn't know Washington.
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But guys, like Bill Barr were terrible and then they were, I
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would say bushes. I say that with respect to the
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Bush family but they were bushes and I just it doesn't work out
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for us. We would feel but it was just a
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red bars account real quick. That we might have some people
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coming in to join us on stream to Jed rubbing wolf, who I do
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the Friday show with might be joining, but we'll keep playing
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this. Yeah, so far, so good though.
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I think. Yeah, I mean I can't even count
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all the insults of all the people on stage.
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She's I got the debate insults just kind of compact into one
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question. Their yep, I did.
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I did not expect him to start with a that ASA Hutchinson or
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Ada, but that, that's her back. So yeah.
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At this time, he wrote a book about it, his autobiography and
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in it he lies about Jeffrey Epstein's death, clearly lies.
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Do you think? I don't know what I will say
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that your name is a fixture in Palm Beach.
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I don't know what bar said about it either.
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I have no idea what he said. What did he say?
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He killed himself, probably they said that they're going to this
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investigation and everything investigation has never been in
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the hit it and like why are they doing that include Barn you, but
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why would Bill Barbie covering up?
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The death of Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Borden do an investigation
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on the election fraud is okay. He said he did and he pretended
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he did but he didn't, that makes Wayne the US attorney in
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Pennsylvania. Philadelphia said, Barb are just
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would let him go to his crazy bar became so petrified.
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So frightened of being impeached or going to pitch him.
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I don't know if you remember, it's not a big moment in history
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but they said we're going to a Chevrolet play a much rougher
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game, the left, the lunatics, and they're going to impeach
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Bill. Barr and he was petrified.
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How do you not get him? Paged, don't do any of this
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stuff, but he didn't do the job there.
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I don't know what he did with that stain, but possibly do you
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think it's possible to get a life with General beautiful
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homes and beautiful everything? And he all of a sudden, he's
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incarcerated and not doing very well.
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I would say that he did a. But there are those people that
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are many people, I think you're one of them, right?
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But a lot of people think that he, he was killed.
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He knew a lot on. A lot of people get killed a
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person at all. I believe everything I hear, but
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the closer you look into it. I mean, your attorney general.
37:01
Clearly lied about the Epstein. He was certainly, it wasn't well
37:08
done. They had no cameras.
37:09
They had no anything. Everybody was sleeping and, you
37:12
know, there's a case could be made.
37:14
Look, I'm not going to get involved in it, but I can tell
37:17
you a case could be made either way, but it certainly wasn't the
37:21
most well-run place for real. And then one, there was started
37:33
this protest against you, massive protests were organized,
37:36
protests by the left and then it moved to impeachment twice
37:40
dightman's. I mean, the next ages is
37:44
violence has. Are you worried that they're
37:45
going to try and kill you? Why what they trying to kill
37:47
you? Honestly, they're Savage
37:50
animals. They are people that are sick,
37:53
really sick. You have a great people in the
37:56
Democrat Party. You have great people that are
37:58
Democrats. Most of the people in our
37:59
country. A fantastic.
38:01
And I'm representing everybody. I'm not just Republicans are
38:04
right, and I represent everybody.
38:05
President of everybody but I've seen what they do.
38:08
I've seen the lengths that they go to when they make up the
38:11
Russia, Russia Russia with that's exposed and they go down
38:14
and wash it again after them. And other people should have
38:17
done and they did very late because the door report came
38:20
out, it was fairly good. It would have been a lot tougher
38:24
I guess, but it was really good, but it explains how corrupt it
38:27
was. I'll tell you, who did a great
38:29
job with the Inspector General Horowitz.
38:32
He did a phenomenal report. You didn't have to go too.
38:34
He did it on call me and I just wanted to Jack the reason why
38:39
I'm laughing is because all these people are saying, oh,
38:44
Trump's not eloquent, he's not polished, she's not, you know,
38:48
he's not a good speaker. This is one of the best I think
38:53
and memory at least I've been from sounds polished right now,
39:00
is that right there? Answer about Epstein in
39:04
particular is you can tell that's how somebody really
39:08
feels. He's like, well, yeah, I think
39:11
he's a dirtbag that probably killed himself cuz he lost all
39:14
his fancy fucking toys. But there's enough there for me
39:18
to say, yeah, we should look into this if they, if they
39:21
didn't look into it properly, that's messed up.
39:24
Like that's a reasonable response that a normal person
39:27
would have. But yeah.
39:28
Like I don't think there's anything there, but there's
39:33
enough people and enough fighting room for question that.
39:36
Let's take a look. Yeah, I mean that that's kind of
39:41
a, that's kind of reasonable answer.
39:42
And I mean I I think I think the I think the corporate media is
39:47
going to have a real tough time because obviously they want to
39:51
know if they kind of want to answer is a conspiracy theorist.
39:56
I think he killed himself but I think people have the right to
40:01
ask the question, so and then you definitely was killed right?
40:09
And you could tell Trump believes Tucker beliefs.
40:14
That yeah, that was an interesting exchange to, to
40:19
watch the measured response that Trump had there.
40:22
He probably would get more props from his base if he just said,
40:27
oh yeah, he definitely hundred percent didn't kill himself and
40:30
we're going to find out who did it.
40:32
Yeah. But that wouldn't be him being
40:34
honest. Well, if Trump's honest
40:37
responses, he doesn't think that but let's take a look up to is
40:46
like it would, it would be easy. It would be so easy for Trump to
40:51
just, you know, say like yeah, Epstein, you know, just to get
40:56
brownie points and five and five the base, right?
40:59
And this is the one thing that like the, the one thing that the
41:04
wife likes to say is, oh trouble, do anything to do pick
41:08
his, you know, supporters, you know, he'll say whatever to get
41:13
you no elected or what not. But you know that wasn't the
41:17
most popular thing. He could have said to answer.
41:19
That question was not his Mesa. I would Text to predict that
41:24
he's going to get some pushback from, you know, from people on
41:29
one issue. Definitely.
41:32
Yeah. I mean it's kind of like I say
41:36
about the vaccines thing. Well, whatever.
41:38
I think about the vaccine, if I'm not for forcing it on you,
41:43
then we're on the same side. Right.
41:44
Right. It's the same thing here, he
41:47
thinks and I kind of agree with him that the idea of this
41:52
wealthy predatory paedophile seeing these whole life crumble
41:57
around and killing himself is not that far-fetched at all.
42:00
Yeah, I mean it it's I don't think it's what but he's he also
42:04
pointed out there was the camera problem, there's a sleeping
42:07
guards, there's all this going on.
42:08
So yeah, like even if there is nothing untoward about it, he
42:14
just did kill himself. Right?
42:15
That's the answer. Well it's no wonder everybody's
42:18
asking questions about it anyway.
42:20
Yeah, you know. And until there is enough there
42:24
to ask some fucking questions and though I'd I said it's
42:28
plausible. I don't know because I wasn't
42:31
there and any bit of evidence I've seen so-called evidence,
42:34
I've seen related to it is a bit sauce.
42:37
Yeah I mean I think I think that's kind of a FairPoint my my
42:45
position on the whole thing is I mean, yes you could have been
42:50
killed but I mean at this point in the game because it's been a
42:56
few years, what would it really? What would it really matter?
43:00
He's cheese. Dad kind of but John McAfee
43:05
didn't kill himself and I fucking will die on that Hill.
43:10
Yeah, I mean that's John magic but you were somewhere Epstein.
43:15
I know how serious people get about Epstein, okay.
43:17
But like that aside for a second John McAfee did not fucking kill
43:23
himself in phatic Lee for the record.
43:27
I know I went over that, you know, whenever that back when
43:36
that happened and yeah, we we we both came to the conclusion
43:39
that, you know, that did not happen.
43:43
But we also came to the conclusion that and we were both
43:45
right about this suspect, you know, the Epstein thing is like
43:51
the fun popular conspiracy to. Yeah, because it's it's Jeffrey
43:56
Epstein and when Jeffrey Epstein died at got a lot of press.
44:01
So it was kind of like a conspiracy theory that the
44:04
normies could. You know, Guam on do just like,
44:07
you know, just like aliens and shit like that, but none of the
44:11
normies which is what's good about it.
44:15
You know, the reason that that's good is that it gets them,
44:20
they're usually not as questioning of the government.
44:23
I don't agree with a lot of the conspiracy theories that are out
44:28
there, but I find them fascinating.
44:29
But what I find to be the most important part of them, and why
44:33
I don't like discourage them or want them to go away, or want
44:37
people to be punished for spreading them is because it's
44:42
so his distrust of the government, which I like the
44:45
faces of the whole foundational philosophy of this country is
44:51
that you shouldn't trust the government.
44:53
Ya won't it get, it gets people know, it gets people thing and
44:57
yeah, I know and I are all I'm saying is is Apex from Alice
45:03
and, you know, Back then that it's, it's interesting that
45:08
everyone's talking about Epstein, but nobody except for
45:13
those like us who are on the internet and kind of on the no,
45:16
no, no one really even knows who John McAfee is, why don't let
45:22
that the same, because he's a hell of a ride.
45:25
I have a folder still, cuz when he ran in 2020, I decided that
45:31
it would be very funny to do, like memes for him.
45:35
So, I have a whole bunch of John McAfee, 2020 memes, I made that
45:40
are like, way too edgy, you know about him, like the whale
45:45
fucking and just the stupid shit.
45:48
He didn't said over the years but by the way, like, you didn't
45:52
really fuck. Well, I just want to put that
45:55
out on the record. John McAfee didn't kill himself,
45:59
also didn't fuck with us. Yeah.
46:03
So cuz that would kill you to believe that.
46:08
Why would you believe him? He's a troll real real quick and
46:13
chat. Jedi.
46:14
I did send you the link in in your DMs so hopefully you can
46:21
get on. Taking care of anus man, as if
46:33
he's missed anything, a few things but not, you know, not
46:40
that much. It's a pretty easy to jump in.
46:42
You missed about as much as you would miss, if you missed what
46:46
10 minutes of trump? Yeah.
46:47
So like, that's a bit, like, not anyting but a lot of things at
46:52
the same time. Yeah.
46:55
So where were, you know, where does having fun tonight?
46:58
It's it's casual. So while we're not, we're not
47:02
going to out drawers. Either of these things, right.
47:04
Both of them. Took our time slot, bro.
47:07
Come on. Yeah.
47:09
Well, but but it's but it's but it's easy because we literally
47:13
had to do a no-show prep this week.
47:15
This is the Shelf. Trap.
47:19
Like I make fun of people who just watch streams, you know we
47:23
aren't we all know who some of those people are because we make
47:26
fun of them. But you know this is a rare
47:30
exception of Windstream never react we never do reaction to
47:34
shit cuz that's a fucking that's a lazy trick for people that
47:40
don't know what they're doing. But but every day we be lazy.
47:46
Yeah. Yeah, today was being lazy.
47:49
Well, yeah. And plus like I said, anything
47:54
that we do is anything that we do is going to get overshadowed
47:57
by both of them, right. Which is why you don't want to
48:02
try hard when you're programmed up against pool, Trump and
48:06
Tucker, and the GOP Primary debate, you kind of just found
48:11
it in. Yeah, so are we still got one on
48:16
the books tonight? We do to be a fan favorite in 20
48:21
years will be quoting this. I'm sure, plus we might get, you
48:26
know, a reunions of sorts later. Apex might be coming back.
48:30
So that would be fun, I guess, McCabe.
48:35
And so I might, let's, let's continue on with the trumpster
48:39
hear the Donald to mothers and it was a vicious heart.
48:45
It was basically a true report how bad they are but these
48:48
people are sick people. These are people that I think
48:54
they hate our country. You want to know the truth when
48:57
you see open borders, when you see these policies they have.
49:00
And so many other things are so sad to see it.
49:04
We have a country. That's very fragile right now.
49:06
I've never seen, I will say I look I ran and 16 which was 15,
49:13
but I ran in 16 election and 16 and it was tremendous spirit in
49:19
20, that was even worse, but we had many millions and millions
49:22
and millions more votes in a wasn't even a contest.
49:25
People said, well, what do you think of 20 and said, we did
49:28
much better with it. You got to base it on the number
49:30
of us, we got many more votes in 20 than we did in 16 at the
49:35
election was rigged. It was a regular action but and
49:38
with over the years, go over to cheat a lot of different things
49:40
and we have so much on it. It's like so easy.
49:43
But we are Judges that didn't want to look.
49:46
We had people didn't want to get involved, do the same thing.
49:48
They could you use a conspiracy theorist if you say anything
49:51
about the election, but I have never seen Spirit like there is
49:55
right now, even coming down here just at the people on the road
49:59
that are just absolutely going brazy.
50:02
And the reason is, I think they like me and I, I know they loved
50:06
my policies. I hope they like me to get a lot
50:09
of people say they don't like me, but they'll Bye-bye.
50:11
They like me but I have never seen Spirit like it is right now
50:16
and the reason is because Brook is Joe Biden is so bad.
50:20
He's the worst president in the history of our country.
50:22
I don't think he's going to make it to the gate but you know you
50:26
never know. Real quick couple of things
50:29
Wolverines. Nick has joined the panel also
50:33
welcomes or also Biden. Fucking a I and I understand
50:43
what Hawaiians are going through because I almost lost my 67.
50:47
Corvette, 15 years ago. You know what, in a mild house
50:52
buyer for for fucksake. Literally the same thing, right?
50:58
Yeah, anybody who's lost a 67? Corvette knows that, you know,
51:03
it's equal to losing a child. Yeah.
51:10
I don't know if I'm completely being ironic though cuz the 67
51:15
Vette. If I had one I would probably
51:16
love it like a child. So maybe I do and maybe we're
51:21
being a little too harsh on him for that one.
51:23
What was your coming in? Fine, so I didn't watch the
51:33
video. I'm falling asleep after he made
51:36
that ridiculous and analogy. I've been doing a lot of data
51:43
mining and fighting a lot of leaked videos on Maui and.
51:47
It's very possible that the death toll is higher than 911.
51:54
Yeah, I well, we don't really know what's going on in Maui
52:00
because there's a blackout in the butt and the buck stops on
52:07
his desk. So I'm blaming him for it is
52:10
completely reason. I don't like his Defenders,
52:12
would be like all this was an act of God.
52:14
Yeah, but the response to it is his responsibility.
52:16
Well, show me the other actors going on right now.
52:20
Other than Biden that are in Maui, that it's very sussed.
52:24
I mean, it's your current Sheriff.
52:28
There was the ground coordinator during the Vegas shooting back
52:35
in seventeen, and he brought his second-in-charge with him, to
52:38
run the police force in Mali and their recently hired.
52:42
And he, and the sheriff is also the corner.
52:47
Do that. That's not that uncommon.
52:50
Yeah. Who cares about coming out when
52:56
you were looking at the fact that you're seeing these videos
53:00
coming out I do because of conspiracy type stuff.
53:07
So I do like that that's important is that if you're
53:12
pointing something like that out to make a narrative that like,
53:16
okay this is sauce but it's actually something that's very
53:19
common. It kind of makes me doubt like
53:22
everything. You understand?
53:23
I know I don't come very logical thinking.
53:26
I don't know how many counties are in America or let's say,
53:32
right? But it's like 30 to 40 per-cent
53:34
of them, the coroner was also the sheriff.
53:38
You would say, well, okay, but that's a normal thing.
53:40
Why even pointing it when you asked the sheriff, how many are
53:44
pronounced? And he's like, hey, we can't get
53:47
any of those when you you're literally watching videos of
53:50
guys in Maui, posting them going.
53:53
Hey, we there's people dead sending their vehicles, you
53:57
know? Right?
53:58
How you notified by correct, but but there's nobody notified when
54:05
the entire families are dead. The problem you have to find the
54:10
lake lake. You have to understand weegly.
54:16
They are required to make a visceral attempt to find the
54:20
next of kin to notify. And if the whole family died,
54:23
then that's going to be pretty difficult especially during an
54:27
emergency. And if they don't notify the
54:29
next to really hold on, then they're not allowed to announce
54:35
the names of the victim or what You talking about their system,
54:41
so fuck the lot. Okay.
54:44
Well I'm seriously, fuck the law cuz they're using that system,
54:50
the fuck all of us. They had to ship out several
54:57
hundred today. Let's start there.
55:01
I got, can I fucking talk? Motherfuker sure they had to
55:07
ship out over 500 extra body bags out the molly.
55:13
Okay. Yeah.
55:16
I mean we are we are we are we all just agree that we don't
55:21
know what the, what the total death count?
55:24
Is there to write. So he's over 1,300 missing.
55:31
Yeah, right that. Right?
55:33
Which is why I like I'm not going to say, I know how it
55:36
what's going on there and when somebody tells me that they do,
55:40
I'm a little late. I know I'm telling you what I do
55:44
know, I just I know what's going on.
55:46
I'm just asking questions, honestly, innocently from a
55:57
good-natured place, asking these questions because I just don't
56:00
believe you, right? And if you want to convince
56:03
people, you got to be able to like deal with that sometimes,
56:06
right? I'm not trying to, I'm not
56:07
trying to make our chat on YouTube.
56:12
No, we're on, we're on Rumble exclusively, Max know, I don't
56:24
know. You've not seen all the shit
56:26
I've been posting right right on the ground walking through the
56:34
ash walking through the bones. I know, I'm not saying nobody
56:38
died there. I don't know why you would No, I
56:41
mean Sam. I don't, but I'm not saying it's
56:47
not awful. I don't know what you think.
56:49
I am saying I know you're you're you're coming at me.
56:54
I'm trying to give you what I already know of Salt by asking
56:57
you questions. Yeah, but that's the way you're
57:01
asking, bro. I see very logical.
57:06
All right, you're being a very fucking assholes.
57:09
We could be. So I'm trying to tell you what I
57:16
know and you give me. So fuck you mother.
57:20
I do not attack you. Hold on, I don't know, I don't
57:23
know. Text him and I attacked the
57:24
argument and you didn't block you mother fucker.
57:27
That's the slightest. Ask a question about the
57:33
murderer. Really start screaming.
57:34
Fuck you. Mother fucker.
57:37
You're a piece of shit that he's a logical guy.
57:41
Ladies and gentlemen, logic was the backs backs by coasts and
57:53
he's you know, he's been there for a while.
57:55
I like, I like both of you guys had any problem with him.
57:59
He's the one I don't have. No, I was fucking trying to say
58:04
some shit. You're just coming at me and,
58:06
you know, that's why you fucking laughing, you getting off of it,
58:09
I asked you some questions because what you're saying,
58:11
sounds a little like, wait a minute, but what about?
58:15
And that's why I asked it, it's not any more than that, man.
58:21
I don't know what you think this is.
58:25
That's why your fucking laughing you fucking because you're
58:28
spurgin out at me. Was it?
58:34
I was just, I was just here expecting, you know, I just went
58:40
off on Hawaii as an aside for my two cents in this fuckers are
58:45
fucking coming at me. So fuck him.
58:47
I asked him questions. I did not, I did not expect a
58:51
blood. I did not expect a blood Sports
58:56
All right. Yeah, what's it what's?
58:59
My only point is I I definitely think that there are things to
59:04
be skeptical about Hawaii about for sure to your point.
59:07
But I also think that there's a lot of shit that we don't know
59:11
about right now. Either that was my and I mean I
59:18
think also they're probably going to dress Hawaii here in
59:21
this interview to so what's let's see where that goes.
59:26
So poor Sam. Yeah.
59:28
What is a corrupt person? So corrupt that I took the name
59:32
of Hillary, you know. I don't do two people.
59:34
At one time, I took the Crooked Hillary and I made it, I retired
59:37
the net us a good day for her. I bet you was very happy and I
59:41
used it for a Joe, because it's cooking Joe, but Joe is really,
59:45
you don't think it's going to make it to November of a
59:47
triathlete or any kind of an athlete.
59:56
You look at and who can't walk to the helicopter, he walks I
1:00:00
can't lift the seat out of the grass, you know.
1:00:02
It's only two in the White House writes that a lot, but you watch
1:00:06
him and it looks like he's walking on two aspects and then
1:00:09
you'll see him in the beach. What he can't lift the chair.
1:00:11
You know, this isn't meant to be like, right there, like 2 oz.
1:00:15
It can't lift the chair. He can walk to the chair and I
1:00:21
don't know what they're doing with the beach.
1:00:22
You know, this beach and see me. Just enjoy those defenses,
1:00:26
fucking 90 years old. So, their lives by.
1:00:31
Is that a defense though? I'm being facetious.
1:00:37
But yeah, my my grandmother has Alzheimer's is it does even know
1:00:44
where the fucking Walkman. No, yeah.
1:00:50
It's If it were, I mean I feel bad for laughing because I legit
1:00:57
my grandmother's and my grandmother is 94 has full-blown
1:01:01
dementia. She doesn't know where she is at
1:01:05
the tire and she's in better. She's in better shape than buy
1:01:08
it and is in, at this end and nobody wants her to take care of
1:01:12
important things, right? Where I said, I bet you she
1:01:16
would prefer not to take care of the things that she's likely to
1:01:18
fuck up self right? But yeah, but also, I'm going to
1:01:24
act like a normal old person. Who knows?
1:01:26
Yeah. But I'll be honest to, she
1:01:29
wouldn't even in her dementia State.
1:01:32
She would be more competent than to run the ship and buy them.
1:01:35
Oh I bet would be so, but yeah, I a big role but they love
1:01:41
pictures of him on the beach. I think it was terrible on the
1:01:43
beach, looks terrible. In the beginning legs will they
1:01:46
can't walk through this and walk through the same.
1:01:51
And there's somebody in there that thinks he looks fabulous at
1:01:55
the beach. I think in a car with a big plus
1:01:58
the beach doesn't represent what a president supposed to be doing
1:02:01
you supposed to be working. Supposed to be getting us out of
1:02:04
that horrible, horrible war that.
1:02:07
We very much involved in with Russia and Ukraine.
1:02:10
You could do that. He could do that very easily, I
1:02:12
believe you could do that, but I don't believe he could do it
1:02:14
because he's just incompetent. But that's a war that should end
1:02:19
immediately. Not because of one side or the
1:02:21
other because hundreds of thousands of people are being
1:02:24
killed. Can you imagine you're in our
1:02:26
apartment house and Rockets are going into that building and
1:02:29
blowing it up and knocking it down.
1:02:31
And who can why it? Why should anything, why should
1:02:36
anybody human beings? Even whether that Russian or
1:02:38
Ukrainian or whatever they are? It's got to be stopped and it
1:02:42
can't be stuff very easily. She would have never started.
1:02:44
If I were president, it would have never started clear to
1:02:53
everybody. But that would make Kamala
1:02:56
Harris, the candidate. Well, not really, I mean, I
1:02:59
guess that have maybe a free-for-all.
1:03:01
A lot of people say she has to remain for certain reasons to
1:03:05
candidacy has two. I don't think that's true.
1:03:07
I actually I don't think that other people would stand for it.
1:03:10
She has some bad moments. Her moments are almost as bad as
1:03:15
his I think kids are worse. Actually.
1:03:16
Yeah, but it was pretty soon. I'll to she speaks in rhyme.
1:03:21
It's weird, it's weird but she has bad moments and the way she
1:03:28
talks the bus, will go here and then the bus will go there
1:03:31
because that's what buses do when it's weird.
1:03:34
The whole thing is weird, this is not a president of the United
1:03:37
States future and I think they probably Some kind of a primary
1:03:42
and other people get involved and do some, right?
1:03:46
I mean, it could be somebody else.
1:03:52
He's got a big, a big load on your shoulders because you look
1:03:56
at California, what's happened? But I don't know if the American
1:04:00
people really the people that vote for my don't even know if
1:04:02
they care yet. Are you looking so many of the
1:04:04
things that are going on and people don't seem to be in the
1:04:09
old days. If you had a bad record, it
1:04:10
meant a lot today. If you have a bad record, it
1:04:12
doesn't really mean anything. You know, he looks good.
1:04:14
He's a nice-looking guy speaks. Well The biting, every time you
1:04:18
watch him talk and it's like, he's walking on eggs, you
1:04:22
waiting for him to collapse. And he almost always does.
1:04:27
And I got to know the leaders of all of the countries essentially
1:04:31
but the big ones and the bigger the top of the later, you know,
1:04:35
it's supposed to be but I got to know president XI of China and
1:04:40
Putin and Kim, Jeong Hoon North Korea.
1:04:42
Did a great job with those great kept us out of a nuclear war, we
1:04:45
would have 40,000 dead soldiers right now.
1:04:48
They drop a nuke right on top of the military base but we are
1:04:50
forty thousand soldiers over there than I did when I got
1:04:54
along with him. Greg, what's a good?
1:04:55
That's a positive, you're not depressed and he said, nice
1:04:58
things about Kim Jen. And I also said, horrible things
1:05:00
at the beginning, Horrible enough that he wanted to talk
1:05:04
and we talked and we met in Singapore with met actually
1:05:08
twice and we had unbelievable minutes.
1:05:11
I know very well, we were in great shape with him.
1:05:13
What do you think? He?
1:05:16
And she and Putin think of Biden.
1:05:18
I think they can't believe it. I think they probably say this
1:05:21
is some kind of System. You know, they had great respect
1:05:25
for our country. They respected made a great
1:05:27
respect for our country. When I was there, every one of
1:05:31
them. Look, if you go to, if you go to
1:05:34
North Korea, you take a look at what happened, you know, the
1:05:38
Olympics was dead, South Korea, spend billions on the Olympic.
1:05:41
Nobody was going to go there. You don't want to get blown up.
1:05:43
They called me and they said, We are going to let the Olympics
1:05:47
proceed. This is North Korea.
1:05:49
I said you should go into the Olympics, put your athletes and
1:05:51
what's it like in or that would be going that place because you
1:05:54
know, but they went in and they actually participated and within
1:06:00
about two days, the entire thing was sold out and if it wasn't me
1:06:05
that would have never happened but I got along very well with
1:06:08
him and that's a positive thing. He does have mess of nuclear
1:06:11
power, by the way and if Hillary would have gotten in or if the
1:06:16
Obama thought process continued, it would have been a nuclear
1:06:19
war. Absolutely with North Korea.
1:06:21
He was, he was expecting to go into a war and then it would
1:06:24
have been a nuclear war. So you think the rest of the
1:06:28
world looks on, if I didn't think someone else is going to
1:06:31
be running? The government will, somebody
1:06:33
else has to be. I don't think he's capable of
1:06:37
doing anything when I debated him.
1:06:40
I said, how come? And this was in front of
1:06:43
probably, not a friend of yours, Chris Wallace.
1:06:45
He was the moderator, not a friend.
1:06:47
I said, why did it? Why is he wants to be Mike but
1:06:50
he doesn't have the talent. It's one of those was a friend
1:06:57
of yours and I was not a friend very subtle, but yeah, I love
1:07:05
Tucker. So good.
1:07:09
Did you make it out in 2016? You would have had Hillary
1:07:21
coming out of state department, running everything we would have
1:07:25
had its not New glove. Are we with that interaction
1:07:27
with North Korea is going to fucking happened in and with
1:07:31
what we had started in 2013 and 14 Ukraine, what's going on now?
1:07:36
Would have already been going on then so the Ukraine war, we were
1:07:41
the speed bump Trump's people Trump and everybody sport truck.
1:07:45
We were the speed bump too, what they wanted and in a sense and
1:07:52
those, but the guy that unites all right, so what?
1:07:57
So, I've spent over twenty years work for Department of Defense,
1:08:01
that's my background. So I know a lot about what
1:08:04
what's going on And it's frustrating.
1:08:07
So sorry for all of us working in this shit.
1:08:11
So Trump saved us for about a good for your speed bump and now
1:08:15
stole it ring the ship. So hopefully he gets it in cuz
1:08:23
if not we can I can I surprise you for a second with you and
1:08:30
not something that you even kind of probably not for lack of
1:08:33
knowing it, but just cuz there's so much other shit to point out
1:08:36
missed, is it Hillary even said it's not North Korea, right?
1:08:39
Hillary even said, during the debates that she planned to put
1:08:42
a no-fly zone on Syria, does instigating Russia into a
1:08:46
fucking more, right? So, no matter how you slice, it
1:08:49
hit, Hillary had five different Wars and she was ready to start.
1:08:52
That's Hillary is the ultimate Antonio neocon in fact, a fun
1:09:01
fact, when I when I initially I wrote the first draft for my
1:09:06
little book here, shadow of the second.
1:09:10
I thought I thought Hillary was going to win the election.
1:09:13
So I had the I don't have the main villains penned as Hillary.
1:09:20
I had to scrap that character because Trump won because you
1:09:26
couldn't write a supervillain more compelling, the evil than
1:09:30
Hillary Clinton. One person that had the 18
1:09:41
minutes that destroyed Nixon know when she was a lawyer
1:09:45
during Watergate, how far she's come It's not the clintons are
1:09:53
totally old latest though. I think it's more than, than
1:09:57
Clinton's but it's what was driving the wrong that that
1:10:03
letter to the Merit like this between Bill and Hillary is a
1:10:07
farce. Oh, yeah.
1:10:08
And then all sudden sheet, weekly fucking change, should
1:10:18
feel like a blonde little girl and in so much pain.
1:10:20
Like this different looking, right, head.
1:10:22
Like it's really fucking weird, but these folks dudes, it's
1:10:26
naughty. But anyway, we'll people got
1:10:29
Matt. You would not believe the shit I
1:10:31
got in 2016 because I, I what I said, the only I said, the only
1:10:36
reason that how I got to know Juanita, is she is?
1:10:40
She was like, all right. I stayed with that cheating.
1:10:43
Fuck face bill. So it's, it's my turn now.
1:10:50
It was always her time. Like, she she wasn't charged.
1:10:54
Even though bill was President, I really believed she was in
1:10:58
charge. She probably, she probably was
1:10:59
even charge when he was governor of Arkansas, dude.
1:11:03
Yeah. It's, it's not Ebro.
1:11:05
The whole shit is so, like, if there's so much the Deep state
1:11:10
that we don't know if it's just fuck.
1:11:12
Yeah, I know I, yeah, it's it's weird, so, All right.
1:11:20
I think I got the, the timestamp fixed so minutes, it was
1:11:26
actually a 10. Can you believe?
1:11:27
I may have got talent and they actually participated and within
1:11:32
about two days, the entire thing was sold out.
1:11:37
And if it wasn't me, that would have never happened.
1:11:39
But I got along very well with him.
1:11:41
And that's a positive thing. Yet, he does have massive
1:11:43
nuclear power by the way, and if Hillary would have gotten in or
1:11:47
if the Obama I thought process continued, it would have been
1:11:51
the nuclear war. Absolutely with North Korea.
1:11:54
He was, he was expecting to go into a war and an it would have
1:11:57
been a nuclear war. So do you think the rest of the
1:12:01
world looks on? If I didn't think someone else
1:12:03
is got to be running the government or somebody else has
1:12:06
to be. I don't think he's capable of
1:12:10
doing anything when I debated him.
1:12:13
I said, how come? And this was in front of
1:12:16
probably, not a friend of yours, Chris Wallace.
1:12:18
He was the moderator, not a friend.
1:12:20
I said, why did it? Why is he wants to be Mike but
1:12:23
he doesn't have the talent. It's one of those little man.
1:12:25
He wanted to be his father, but he didn't have the talent of his
1:12:28
father was British lot of talent.
1:12:36
At least, I may have been the only guy that he gave a good 60
1:12:38
minutes. He was rapping Tucker Carlson's.
1:12:49
Father was a journalist for the San Francisco Chronicle.
1:12:52
I believe during the during the height of the Oh fuck, I just
1:13:02
blamed on the on the name of all of the zodiac killings.
1:13:09
So Yeah. Well, the leftist will tell you
1:13:17
that his dad is the head of the deep State CIA operation to like
1:13:23
be conservative forever. Her fascism or something.
1:13:26
Well this is why I get this by the way.
1:13:30
This is why I get so tired somewhat conspiracy theories is
1:13:33
cuz I don't believe most of them.
1:13:34
There are some that I do I like to go through evidence.
1:13:37
And so when somebody starts saying a bunch of stuff to
1:13:40
Connected all together, I'm here trying to break it down.
1:13:43
So I asked well because I wasn't trying to pick a fight with your
1:13:46
guests will know you were on our messenger group and since we
1:13:54
know I made that mistake, that's a problem.
1:14:04
Like you did that you leaned into the lot of people do right?
1:14:07
Is that I have to be held to the standard of a knowing all the
1:14:12
evidence that they know or believe to be true and then Be
1:14:15
accept the theory because I don't know you're kind of on our
1:14:19
side and it's like, well, I told him, there's stuff that I can't,
1:14:24
they can't tell you right now. You know what I mean?
1:14:29
Why do you have to see it from my point of view on that for a
1:14:39
reason? Because I know certain things
1:14:41
that you can't say here, you can't even say around cell phone
1:14:45
cuz we designed those two. Sorry.
1:14:48
But their spy devices and yes, my background is don't mix.
1:14:53
When she's talking to me to exploitation hell.
1:14:56
I spent a whole year in Africa, prior to, and during the damn
1:15:01
fucking covid lockdown working in a fucking Frederick's, lab.
1:15:07
Me and Sam have talked about this and it just, dude, I I am a
1:15:12
good waltheof. Now, I just there a certain
1:15:14
things I can't talk about but I can't say the certain things I
1:15:17
know about that. That these guys, the, the white
1:15:22
cats, they're trying their best within.
1:15:26
Like you said, the letter of the law, But it's going to come to a
1:15:31
point. Holly hopefully soon.
1:15:35
Be there your hopefully, right. Why hopefully won't because it
1:15:39
doesn't happen world day. Okay, Tire is still loyal, has
1:15:49
to step in. Because I I work for a
1:15:53
three-letter agency underneath the dod that is unfortunately
1:15:58
right now. Not working the best interest of
1:16:03
us. And I can't see shit.
1:16:05
That's why I'm Anonymous. When I'm on the internet, great.
1:16:10
But do you see the, why somebody like me might be like, what K?
1:16:14
You can't just take your word for it.
1:16:18
Well, I'm skeptical. So I don't take your word for
1:16:23
it. The same way I don't take that
1:16:24
long so you take my work. I mean, I when I say I'm open to
1:16:41
That's okay. That's hold on.
1:16:43
So you don't answer that question cuz it's a trap cuz
1:16:45
disease universally. Take your word on everything or
1:16:48
is it and how would he know that?
1:16:55
No, I mean, I know every everything I've everything I've
1:17:00
seen is pretty above board. I will I'll give you that, you
1:17:05
know, I'm above board. Well, Hold on.
1:17:11
If you want, that's what I mean. He has to take your word for
1:17:13
everything. Or he's not your friend.
1:17:14
Come on. Snowed in heard what you just
1:17:23
said. No, I don't understand what I
1:17:26
just said, correct. Sure, I understand.
1:17:38
I'm the type that I'm like, I'm like, Max, I'm, I'm pretty
1:17:41
skeptical of conspiracy theories in general, but that's, that's
1:17:46
not to say that I won't look at stuff either.
1:17:49
From I'm I'm just saying, I'm just saying in general, I don't
1:17:57
put out, that's what I'm saying though.
1:18:07
Is that okay? I was skeptical that there
1:18:09
wasn't going to deep State prior prior to Trump like I do and I
1:18:24
did and I did 20 years ago and I was talking about it publicly.
1:18:27
And so I just trust people who come around and say all these
1:18:31
things you understand. I was born in which your help 20
1:18:35
years ago, I do believe in some things that would be cleared
1:18:38
classified conspiracy theories for sure.
1:18:40
But like what I'm trying to say is when somebody is somebody
1:18:44
told me it was inside job, 911. Be like fuck, you know, it's not
1:18:47
as my background cuz I'm supposed blast analysis
1:18:51
background cuz I work with explosives, oh yeah, it was
1:18:55
asking what you're asking is, does he does he verify that you
1:19:03
are decent person to his knowledge and he said yes,
1:19:06
right. But does that mean that he has
1:19:08
to believe every word that comes out of your mouth to?
1:19:10
That's not what I'm asking. I was asking have I ain't if I
1:19:14
know I've done is ask questions about what you were saying,
1:19:21
right? Offer that same respect.
1:19:23
I don't I don't have the base of knowledge that mean like lamp
1:19:28
lamp, lamp lamp. Podcast that somebody sent me an
1:19:37
invite to to just relax and chill with you looking at
1:19:41
fucking my man, Trump. And I'm impressed with questions
1:19:45
like that, bro. Well, you had a lot to say and I
1:19:48
just was skeptical of some of it and had questions.
1:19:50
That's fine. I complicate it is just
1:20:00
entertaining from you. So I want to hear what Trump has
1:20:04
to say. I don't give a fuk about you
1:20:05
too. You could have just watched it
1:20:13
on Twitter if you didn't want to come on the show.
1:20:21
But I get it. I'll I'll I'll play Trump.
1:20:24
So Chris Wallace was so upset. He was guarding this guy who
1:20:30
wouldn't do a show by the way, and I wouldn't do.
1:20:31
I figured I didn't Microsoft because he wouldn't do Biden
1:20:37
wouldn't do a show? And it was very obvious, you
1:20:39
know, he kept asking him and ask him, but he wouldn't do the
1:20:41
Shelfs. I figure he's got to like me,
1:20:42
but he came from a different plan.
1:20:44
But remember, what I asked a question?
1:20:46
Why is it that the mayor of moscow's wife is allowed to give
1:20:51
you three and a half million dollars?
1:20:53
Don't forget. That was brought up now.
1:20:55
It's brought up all the time, but that was brought up.
1:20:57
I'm a long before anyone ever heard of it?
1:20:58
I said the mirror box is Right. Given you three and a half
1:21:01
million. What did you do to deserve?
1:21:03
Three and a half million dollars?
1:21:06
Joe, Biden, and Chris Wallace. At this doesn't, this has
1:21:10
nothing to do with the debate. I mean, he flew in for the
1:21:18
Miramar causeway. Now, people forget that.
1:21:21
But are you go back and take a look?
1:21:22
You will see. And Chris Wallace.
1:21:24
Didn't want me to ask that question.
1:21:26
I said, I think it's a very appropriate question.
1:21:29
It turned out to be much more appropriate than people thought.
1:21:32
Amazing, do you have a preference in it?
1:21:38
Assuming you're the Republican nominee in all goes as you plan
1:21:41
it to go. Give a preference on who run
1:21:43
against in many ways. I'd love to run against him
1:21:47
because his records so bad, you know, it's still horrible.
1:21:50
When you look at the inflation everything else.
1:21:52
But others also, a very bad records m in.
1:21:55
California is a bad record. So we can or should it be Gavin
1:21:58
or should have be somebody else? When I look at San Francisco,
1:22:01
what's happened to that incredible city, that was one of
1:22:04
the greatest cities in the world just a short while ago and now
1:22:07
it's very sad. When you look at it, Los
1:22:10
Angeles, every city, practically all the democrat-run cities, in
1:22:14
a republican, run cities are doing very nicely because they
1:22:18
arrest people when you have crimes, and they don't go after
1:22:22
political candidates, because I think it's good, you know, I'm
1:22:25
in this life in the amazing. My poll numbers of the highest
1:22:28
I've ever had. But because people understand
1:22:31
that the protest didn't work, you got elected.
1:22:37
Anyway, impeachment didn't work twice.
1:22:39
Obviously indictment is not working.
1:22:44
Your poll numbers go up when they raise Mar-A-Lago in August
1:22:47
of last year, your number to a knob.
1:22:49
They can get you 20 times and it's not going to you're not
1:22:52
going to lose Republican primary cuz of that, even more
1:22:55
ridiculous. I mean, the forward guidance and
1:22:58
maybe they'll be more. I don't know.
1:22:59
These people are crazy, but they're counterproductive.
1:23:02
So if you charge it out, it's an escalation is what I'm saying.
1:23:05
So what's next? After new, try to put you in
1:23:08
prison for the rest, your life. That's not working.
1:23:09
So like don't have to kill you now.
1:23:11
I think the people of our country don't get enough credit
1:23:16
Fast Mart there and I I'm not sure I would have said this 10
1:23:19
years ago But they get it and I'll get it.
1:23:23
When somebody gets indicted, your poll numbers go down or
1:23:26
somebody gets indicted you and answer letters and gentleman.
1:23:29
I'll be leaving to spend time with my family and to fight for
1:23:32
the rest of my life. I got indicted for X all trivia
1:23:40
nonsense. Bulshit it's all bulshit.
1:23:43
It's horrible. When you look and you look at
1:23:46
what they're doing the boxes, hooks I'm covered by the
1:23:49
presidential records act. I'm allowed to do exactly that.
1:23:52
He's not covered and he's got 25 times the number of boxes and
1:23:57
he's got them stored in. Chinatown is got them stored in
1:23:59
a flimsy garage underneath his Corvette at 10.
1:24:03
And by the way, a penny gets millions of dollars China Pacers
1:24:06
got millions of dollars. See, I think is the most corrupt
1:24:10
president we've ever had and he also has the distinction of
1:24:13
being the most incompetent and I believe both.
1:24:17
I mean he's both incompetence and Corruption.
1:24:19
I, I actually believed you Compromised because Jenna knows
1:24:23
so much about him. They know where the money comes
1:24:25
from. They know where it is who paid
1:24:27
it and they probably paid it it will they do pay pain and he
1:24:31
gets a funeral a million 999 thousand dollars because you
1:24:36
have keeps it a little bit under a million like a dollar.
1:24:38
But he and many ways is a Manchurian Candidate was by then
1:24:44
I should know this but was Biden acts like a professor at Penn
1:24:49
State at one point I believe it was honorary but yes.
1:24:55
Oh sorry, he taught he may have taught semester class or
1:25:01
whatever, but it was probably old is probably like, let me
1:25:05
tell you the tale and corn pop, you know what I mean?
1:25:07
Like, it wasn't like, no, they do this.
1:25:09
They give politicians. Yeah, yeah.
1:25:11
I know I fake degrees and then they come in and teach a course,
1:25:15
which involves them like coming in to do a speech 3 times.
1:25:18
And then they get tested on it. An actual Professor, still
1:25:22
teaches the course just to be clear.
1:25:24
Yeah. And these think about letting us
1:25:29
on that ended right now, Oh, he be sniffing all the hair, I have
1:25:40
memories. When he first ran for president,
1:25:42
back in the 80s and I remember that when he got busted, and I
1:25:46
remember watching the, the press release, you remember
1:25:49
plagiarizing with Biden interview, where Americans are
1:25:59
memory is short. Now, it's just funny, Obama is
1:26:09
running. And even the Democrats back then
1:26:11
were like, really Obama picks this guy to be in his BP.
1:26:20
That's exactly why. Cuz he was he this guy.
1:26:22
Yeah, I don't know. We're kinda like, they're like
1:26:33
Joe, Joe Biden. And I was in Colorado, which was
1:26:37
pretty left-wing. But because, because he's part
1:26:40
of the, the whole thing, right? The part of the establishment,
1:26:44
he served, he did, his time got got up there, right, like
1:26:50
Hillary and he was supposed to be the next guy, maybe, but he
1:26:56
always had gas, which is what made him.
1:26:58
Never the next guy until they had no other guy.
1:27:01
Right now, it's like 2020. Let's face it.
1:27:03
What was their alternative to Joe?
1:27:06
Biden? Even if you ignore the fucking
1:27:08
interference in the election, look at it from that.
1:27:13
Of time. They they had no that's that's
1:27:19
the thing. Is they begrudgingly ran him and
1:27:22
he's done exactly what they thought.
1:27:25
I think sometimes ya like people teeth is think about buying I
1:27:30
think you were right that most people run all the other shit,
1:27:33
right? But I do think that the old man
1:27:35
interchecks himself from his from time to time.
1:27:37
Oh yeah. And those are the ones that they
1:27:40
can't get him to fucking change his mind on like the idea of him
1:27:44
running. Again, I don't think anyone in
1:27:46
his administration is for that just to be clear.
1:27:49
I think he's the only one for that and I bet you even chill is
1:27:53
like come on Joey. Just going to go retire and he's
1:27:56
like, god, dammit. I'm going to eat all the ice
1:27:58
cream and sniffed a decade in that party.
1:28:04
You're going to have five decades worth of Ammunition on
1:28:08
other people. So I can you point where he was
1:28:12
like, hey are you going to push Hillary?
1:28:14
Cuz if you do guess what you do, but you're just going to the
1:28:21
mouthpiece. And you're going to do what we
1:28:23
say. I get paid and now he's like,
1:28:26
yeah. Well, I'm the only way they can
1:28:37
literally tell him know, is by invoking the 25th number, which
1:28:41
would said that you say is going to come back on you.
1:28:46
You know, it I've been saying from day one, I think they like
1:28:49
the one decision. I'm sure Joe Biden is making is
1:28:53
to run again, that's the only decision I'm positive that he
1:28:56
made. This is what he says it doesn't
1:28:59
benefit anybody but him I think he will plan on running.
1:29:03
They will find somebody else. Even though he plans on running,
1:29:07
Camacho will fucking step down to like fuck this shit on back
1:29:12
to sucking Joe Brown. Stick not really sure who
1:29:16
they'll pick, but that's what I think's going to happen.
1:29:18
Gavin Newsom. Yeah, you're right.
1:29:25
You're right. If you didn't grab all them.
1:29:30
Girls asses. Right, let's be real.
1:29:32
They were there already to anoint him is the new fucking
1:29:36
Yeah, yeah, Morpheus, it wasn't in Shadow, but more theists did
1:29:42
bring up the point to me in GM's.
1:29:43
Like, a few weeks ago that that they, they, they fucking, they
1:29:48
gave Cuomo a fucking yummy for his, for his, for his daily life
1:29:56
performance that he'd perform. Yeah, yeah, there's Nick great
1:30:01
that he got an Emmy for, you know, scripted television
1:30:04
programming for his night. I figured out he was, he was a
1:30:15
bribe but they don't, they don't like Newsom nearly as much as
1:30:18
they liked Cuomo. So that's why he doesn't get the
1:30:21
same kind of like attention. But I think like, if they're
1:30:25
looking at it reasonably, if they want biting to step aside,
1:30:29
if there's any potential for it, they know they can't run Kamala
1:30:33
where we going to beat anybody. Come on, get 1% in the primary
1:30:39
that she did run in. So I know.
1:30:42
So then if you look at the totality of who's got the party,
1:30:50
now, would have been it. But he grab some girls ass and
1:30:55
then it's Gavin Newsom, and you might think, yeah, but he's a
1:30:58
massive pussy, even for a leftist, but that's the party
1:31:02
now, isn't it? Yeah, well well that's the thing
1:31:07
is the Democrat voters. Don't even like their own and
1:31:11
I'm not tired. Like I'm not taking that the
1:31:13
activists Heights on. I mean like you know, your your
1:31:17
average ordinary like run-of-the-mill, you know, Daily
1:31:22
Democrat, love you. If you guys can't stand Newsome
1:31:31
either, then who do you guys have?
1:31:33
And they would have only last month.
1:31:35
I don't have any friends anymore.
1:31:37
Besides these names. People, who do you think is
1:31:43
democratic? Party's good friends.
1:31:52
But like I I D like to In both of you guys know this at me, I
1:31:57
am very inquisitive. I like to, I like to talk to
1:32:00
people from, you know, across as long as their plight, you know,
1:32:06
what's funny? I never really did write, but I
1:32:10
don't have to anymore. All I have to do is listen, I
1:32:13
listen to what normal people are saying in a lot of them yet, cuz
1:32:15
I live in Massachusetts. A lot of them are either
1:32:17
independent or, or left-leaning or like center-right, and that's
1:32:23
pretty much everybody, right? Yeah.
1:32:25
Couple of rotarians. And they all say, the same thing
1:32:27
across the board, they all hate Biden and they all think.
1:32:31
Where is any other Democrat candidate worth of shit?
1:32:36
And they're all pointing out that there's a whole bunch of
1:32:38
Republican candidates that whatever we might think of them
1:32:42
are, at least more, like a name that people know than what the
1:32:45
fucking Democrats had last time and what they could prevent this
1:32:49
time. If they had a full-blown primary
1:32:50
know, what Nellis? And both of you guys are going
1:32:53
to give me shit for this. For up, for obvious reasons, I
1:32:57
was asked crippled, I had well, that too, but I was asked if you
1:33:06
if you had to pick a Democrat, who would you want to pick?
1:33:09
And I said Tulsi gabbard because why?
1:33:13
Because she seems to be the least say no because she seems
1:33:18
to be the least insane of course.
1:33:20
But she left that party, bro. Well, well yeah, that was so, so
1:33:25
the response I got from From this person I was asking is
1:33:31
oshie's chew far-right for which, which is funny because
1:33:36
like her stated stamps for like 10 years now has been to take
1:33:40
all the guns away. Know, I know I know very far.
1:33:44
Ray gun grabbers ex-military work, the military.
1:33:58
She's a colonel currently still in the Milton.
1:34:01
Yes, and she's Hawaiian. And I lived in Hawaii.
1:34:05
I know her politics and that's why she's anti-god.
1:34:09
Also, she's a fucking carnal. She's awesome.
1:34:18
She's also a fucking shit. Yeah.
1:34:31
That's the best thing about her agree with a lot of her things
1:34:37
by do groups or one thing she is.
1:34:39
So in a war because she's been in it, she went to war.
1:34:43
Yeah she knows how bulshit it is and and I would love her to be
1:34:49
president just to stop all these stupid Wars that we keep doing
1:34:53
it over and over again. But but that's my point is like
1:34:58
in Tucker has actually talk at this.
1:35:00
How the Democrat party hat is now is now with the party of
1:35:05
war-like. Are you hold on?
1:35:16
Senators in my company right now, it's a hypothetical, right?
1:35:19
But you said you would like her to be president.
1:35:21
Would you would you for the anti-war?
1:35:23
Cause that you believe in trade in your right to civilian
1:35:27
firearm ownership negative? I'm not saying that she would do
1:35:33
that, right? I'm not saying that, that is the
1:35:35
only way. We're getting rid of all weapons
1:35:40
for saying that it that has been her position.
1:35:43
And I be like, then were fucking done because that is one of the
1:35:47
main reasons why I believe that. That's why I've been opposed her
1:35:51
for so long. I control person, she's not get,
1:35:55
get rid of your way. I'm not 5:56.
1:35:58
I'm just saying I would love for her to be for president if she
1:36:01
embolden what I would think would stop us to go into all
1:36:05
these wars with know if she was like, get rid of weapons in the
1:36:09
fuck, you know. And I'll keep my feeling is that
1:36:18
we all want to talk or yes, I know.
1:36:19
Well, yeah, that will also also though my this person, you asked
1:36:24
me, was like gun to your head. You have to vote for a Democrat.
1:36:27
You don't have any choice, who would you pick?
1:36:29
CRC Junior. Well, well now but also a gun
1:36:37
grab her just yet. He's got stuff if he wants to
1:36:46
get his head. Canoes out.
1:36:49
Like his Uncle in his dad then he'll he'll want to have us to
1:36:53
keep everybody at work like I everybody loves to point out his
1:36:56
uncle and his dad right. But nobody wants to point out
1:36:59
that his other uncle was the most Insider motherfuker in the
1:37:02
world. And this idea that RFK is not an
1:37:04
insult cousins, all of his cousins.
1:37:07
Begin either congressmen or senators, all of this pocket
1:37:10
like the whole family still involved.
1:37:13
Like I just my only thing is this idea the RFK is okay and
1:37:20
that shit was very not the way they said it went down, that's
1:37:24
all I can say. okay, well, I believe firmly that the Kennedys
1:37:31
is the most Insider family there is and he's forced fucking
1:37:39
financially sponsor, the Nazi Party 2 I didn't say they
1:37:46
didn't. That's my point is you don't
1:37:50
want to be in that tear of human beings, right?
1:37:52
Do we have a choice? Yes.
1:37:56
Yes, truck. We're going to try to come to
1:37:59
RFK. You have literally every choice
1:38:01
in the world cuz he's going to lose.
1:38:04
What is Joe? Biden out, bro.
1:38:06
He's running in the primary, though.
1:38:19
Like, after the that means that after the primary, he would have
1:38:23
to run another campaign. Yeah, I didn't get to get on the
1:38:28
ballot and I think I think what, what, what, what wolverine is
1:38:35
saying, the same thing is the same thing.
1:38:38
I've been saying, which is that he splits the vote in favor of
1:38:41
trump, right? So does a lot of it anyway
1:38:52
though you folks. Martin from so.
1:38:57
A Manchurian Candidate and he's afraid to tell Russia to get out
1:39:03
of Cuba. He's afraid to tell China to get
1:39:05
out of Cuba. He's a shining now is building
1:39:08
think of this Chinese building military installations in Cuba.
1:39:13
The human population of Miami is not too happy cuz they never
1:39:16
going to be able to go back and you don't even hear about it.
1:39:20
And the worst culprit is the press the media.
1:39:22
Because normally, you know, when I first heard that the China's
1:39:26
building installations in Cuban installations means military
1:39:30
installations, okay? You know, there's a
1:39:31
communication, they did that on the islands with Japan, they
1:39:36
took the island, they started this mess of construction and
1:39:40
they told everybody, including the Japanese Japanese have to be
1:39:43
very careful. They told everybody that this is
1:39:45
a Housing Development, they going to build a Housing
1:39:47
Development and I said, how come the runway is 20,000 ft long,
1:39:51
you know, private jets need 4000 ft, they don't need 20,000 ft.
1:39:57
The big ones day, 20,000 feed. They don't even need 20.
1:40:00
And I looked at the runway, I said, it's the largest Runway
1:40:05
ever built both in width and length for Housing Development.
1:40:09
There's nobody that has a plane that big, that, that you would
1:40:13
have a Runway that that's so that's why.
1:40:18
Conduct imperialism in our hemisphere.
1:40:20
So we built then call the Panama Canal, Willis 35,000 people to
1:40:29
the mosquito. Malaria 35,000 people building,
1:40:33
we lost five thousand people because of the mosquito vicious,
1:40:38
they had a bill Dundon. That's it was one of the true
1:40:42
great wonders of the world is. He said, one of the nine Wonders
1:40:46
of the World on which one of the seven happened a little while
1:40:50
ago. You know, there's not one to sit
1:40:52
awhile, you could make nine wonders.
1:40:53
He would have been better off if he's stuck with an island.
1:40:55
Just said, yeah, I think it's nice, but this is one of the
1:40:58
true seven wonders of the world. And you take a look at the
1:41:02
Panama Canal, who is such such an incredible engineering
1:41:05
Marvel, we sold it. Under Jimmy Carter.
1:41:09
We sold it to Panama. The $1 the following day, they
1:41:14
quadrupled the amount of money that ships had to pay to get
1:41:18
across. They didn't lose one ship.
1:41:21
And now, they've made it much bigger and now they've widened
1:41:24
it. They've doubled it, right?
1:41:25
They more than doubled it and it's one of the most profitable
1:41:28
things, anytime at it. It's, it's just incredible,
1:41:32
right? We can do it for $1 China Now
1:41:35
controls that they actually control the Panama Canal, they
1:41:38
run it, they controlling, and we should let that happen and we
1:41:42
can't let China be in Cuba and dug it out.
1:41:45
If I'm present they'll get out cuz I had a very good
1:41:48
relationship with President XI but he respected this country.
1:41:52
He respected me and took it out and we can't let them run the
1:41:57
Panama Canal. We built the Panama Canal.
1:41:59
Should have never been given to Panama.
1:42:02
We should have had it, but we gave it for $1.
1:42:04
I think of it, they quadrupled in one day.
1:42:07
They lifted the fees Witcher, you know, pretty big for these
1:42:12
massive ships to go through, right?
1:42:14
Rather than going around the cape, and you hold a tremendous
1:42:17
storm. Such beauty such as, you know,
1:42:19
when you're beautiful stuff, Didn't want to get caught in
1:42:22
those storms or storms, that wiped out the biggest ships and
1:42:26
we go through the Panama Canal, we built it and we gave it away
1:42:29
for $1. I think of that has stupid, are
1:42:31
we? We have done the stupidest
1:42:33
things in this country, and now we have a president that can't
1:42:37
put two sentences together can speak and walk and talk.
1:42:41
I don't think so. Maybe it's not as equal but just
1:42:49
did something very stupid as well.
1:42:51
The three hundred million dollars worth of unbuilt wall,
1:42:55
we sold off to you some, some companies elect for 2 million,
1:43:01
for loss of 298 million. I did hear something about that
1:43:07
thing as Trump said about Jimmy Carter.
1:43:19
I'm like, well, Jimmy Carter. No one no longer has the
1:43:22
reputation as the worst president in the history of the
1:43:26
country that goes to, which is, which is sad.
1:43:35
I don't know about great. Well, look, mildly competent.
1:43:41
How about that? Yeah.
1:43:45
Bet ya better better than Biden. So, That's like being the nicest
1:43:51
guy in prison. Yeah.
1:43:55
Better than Nixon Who Sold off all the production to China.
1:44:01
I thought you didn't want to fight well, brother.
1:44:04
That's how my family ended up in the military when we're living
1:44:08
in Massachusetts. Starting Gate.
1:44:15
But these people do Miracles that means he ran out of his
1:44:17
basement and you got away with that one because they covet.
1:44:20
So he said he got away with it. They cheated on the election,
1:44:23
but you have people that are very smart, but they're fascists
1:44:26
and the radical left lunatics and they're destroying our
1:44:29
country with the all-electric cars, and the windows all over
1:44:32
the place which by the way don't work and they're almost made in
1:44:36
China are the most part they made in China German in a little
1:44:38
bit pagina. But you look at what's happening
1:44:41
to our country. Even though voter ID or me what
1:44:43
are they want? Voter ID.
1:44:44
There's only one reason they don't want voter ID because they
1:44:47
want to cheat the business doesn't want.
1:44:49
You know what the Democrat convention.
1:44:50
The last one they had voter ID that was this picket look like a
1:44:55
prison guard. This big on their chest, you
1:44:57
walked in to have your picture. You this, your fingerprints here
1:45:00
to rethink the most incredible voter ID I've ever seen.
1:45:03
That was to get into the Democratic National Convention
1:45:06
but you get into vote. If you buy groceries, if you buy
1:45:11
any practically anything, Now you have ID on a card credit
1:45:15
cards or otherwise and what that do you think it's racist to have
1:45:18
to show your ID? They probably say that they use
1:45:21
anything not to show ID because he's pretty simple and we could
1:45:26
go back and we should go back to all paper ballots, voter ID
1:45:30
same-day voting in a friend's dad.
1:45:31
If France had the mail-in ballots and it was terrible.
1:45:34
Anytime you have mail in ballots, you can have massive
1:45:37
cheating on your elections, anytime, not just the
1:45:40
presidential election, any time, you had that the whole point of
1:45:43
them, they have to change it because the policies are so bad
1:45:51
that if they didn't shoot they couldn't get elected.
1:45:52
Who wants open borders? Who wants high taxes?
1:45:54
Who wants High interest rates? Who wants to not be able to use
1:45:58
a gas stove? Or have to drive an electric
1:46:02
car. Would, you know, you have a 4
1:46:04
hour drive, but the car only goes an hour and a half, is she
1:46:06
had to charge it? The happiest moment to somebody
1:46:10
in an electric cars. The first 10 minutes to get it
1:46:14
charged. Yep.
1:46:15
The one point also he can add into that.
1:46:19
Is he wants to watch the value of the home they own dropping
1:46:22
value. That's literally what I watch
1:46:25
this year because of what's going on by.
1:46:28
Yeah. Well that in BlackRock by
1:46:31
everything that's how they come in and buy.
1:46:34
That's what I'm what I'm saying is.
1:46:36
Well yeah, yeah, they're, they're buying actually didn't
1:46:40
start the problem. It just exacerbates it.
1:46:43
But what I'm saying is the current situation is causing
1:46:52
house values to go down, right? Orange, which is why they buy
1:46:57
and then it makes it worse, right?
1:46:59
Yes, correct also. Also, in regards to why I am, I
1:47:09
have similar frustrations. I, when you say, like, we know
1:47:13
that like, I tend to like explain a lot of stuff.
1:47:16
If the audience isn't necessarily, we're just forgive
1:47:18
me for that. Well, I don't think I'm so
1:47:21
stupid. I don't either I just don't
1:47:24
assume they know everything that we're thinking or have every bit
1:47:27
of inside information for a very long time.
1:47:31
I tend to explain things even if it doesn't need to be, that's
1:47:35
all also someone brought this up to me a few weeks ago in regards
1:47:40
to the mail and Bella's thing I was saying we're disabled, you
1:47:47
know, mailing voting more convenient.
1:47:49
Yes. And I've done it before but I
1:47:52
would absolutely go. But one person in fact I'm I
1:47:55
like going to the next election because these fuckers to get the
1:48:01
see you know I don't trust these fuckers with my balance anymore.
1:48:06
So I understand is to this day Because when I voted outside the
1:48:14
United States, was all electronic.
1:48:15
I'm talking for 2020 election, that's for the state of Alabama.
1:48:20
why do I understand why they don't, but Current state of
1:48:26
Technology. We could do everything
1:48:28
electronic. There's no need for mail-in.
1:48:33
Yeah, because the whole system this is like from a tech guy
1:48:37
perspective because the whole system is run by Boomers, that's
1:48:40
the last thing. I would want every time.
1:48:42
They digitized anything, they fuck it up worse than it already
1:48:45
was They are the government after ya talkin about here.
1:48:50
The whole system is Antiquated because yes we still have guys
1:48:56
who were Vietnam veterans still working in the government and
1:49:01
unfortunately I'm not even in Congress and lower legislative
1:49:11
bodies. I understand that but also they
1:49:13
do get to study at state level here in this state Alabama it
1:49:17
got cited, your back is all the electronic and when I did my
1:49:21
absentee balloting deployed overseas, I was able to do it
1:49:25
electronically over in Africa, to do my 2025 in Valley, a whole
1:49:30
six weeks before the election. Correct.
1:49:33
And the thing is is when you implement something on a state
1:49:37
level that often happens, I often bring up the example that
1:49:41
romneycare in Massachusetts, didn't destroy the way it
1:49:45
destroyed. A lot of other states.
1:49:46
Why? Simply because we had a lower
1:49:49
population of poor people and I are population of rich people.
1:49:51
So, yes, technically, we could afford it all though.
1:49:54
I don't think that, that means that we should have to do it,
1:49:56
whatever right now to do with voting because when it got that
1:50:01
same policy get applied federally, it made things worse
1:50:04
for a whole bunch of people. That's what it has to do with
1:50:07
it. I'm talking about, I'm talking
1:50:08
about, I'm talking about implementation, I don't trust a
1:50:13
bunch of rumors with technology and there's Boomers in every
1:50:16
state legislature and every town and every municipality the don't
1:50:21
understand technology at all. And when you explain the, even
1:50:24
the most minor things to them, their eyes glaze over, like
1:50:26
you're speaking, Latin your fucking stupid.
1:50:32
You don't think that would be, you think the people in
1:50:34
government, really understand technology really well?
1:50:37
That's your position. My position is there's enough
1:50:40
smart enough people out there, and I'm in my 50s, dude.
1:50:44
So he say come over here to missile defense, agency, and
1:50:49
come to my job Jack. He's not talking about like he's
1:50:55
back at the stock at the Congress, at least when I'm
1:50:58
referring to Boomers kids. Level States, level state-level
1:51:03
handles elections. The information implementation
1:51:10
is going to be done by people. Okay, I'll take the word Boomer
1:51:14
out cuz clearly that rustle your jimmies.
1:51:15
Okay, older people who are fuck off.
1:51:20
I'm done. All right.
1:51:24
No fuk. You know what?
1:51:26
I'm going to go with you when you're being this fucking young,
1:51:28
fucking piece of shit. You're young.
1:51:30
I'm young now. That's great.
1:51:37
You are young, and young, and not rich enough to think.
1:51:45
We know about being deployed, your fucking goddamn Rancho.
1:51:50
Flush your head, watch your buddies die, shit, you don't.
1:51:54
I don't think you do either. I think you're full of shit.
1:51:58
How about that? All right.
1:52:05
I'm sorry but the guy comes in here or go out.
1:52:08
Secret clearance Alma super duper specop all you're going to
1:52:12
believe me. Come on, bro.
1:52:14
Come on. I was nice.
1:52:16
Okay, I'm going to worship here, I was nice to you.
1:52:19
I was raised. You were never nice from fucking
1:52:22
beginning. Motherfuker you going to cry?
1:52:25
No more. Like you're going to cry.
1:52:28
Part you bitch, right from the get-go.
1:52:31
All you were question. Question.
1:52:32
Question. You won't let me talk.
1:52:34
You willing to buy. Peace out.
1:52:37
Call three times by fuck. Wish you mother fucker.
1:52:41
This is why you are laughing fucking.
1:52:46
I was balding jackass, you piece of shit.
1:52:47
Person on the internet claiming like everybody else.
1:52:55
Stolen Valor bulshit. But I can't tell you really?
1:52:59
Yeah. Yeah.
1:53:06
All right. I'm I'm I'm just trying to be.
1:53:11
I'm just trying to be the neutral.
1:53:12
Hose hose to you are neutrals and I accepted your invite.
1:53:18
I'm so hurt. No, I don't give a shit if you
1:53:24
are. I'm just stating a fact to you.
1:53:27
Well, I know I don't have to give a shit cuz I know you are
1:53:30
cuz listen to you. It's great.
1:53:40
No one know but no Max Max is just asking questions.
1:53:50
And then question after question, after question, that's
1:53:54
what I do. That's that's literally what I
1:53:58
do here. Did you not know?
1:54:01
Maybe you should watch the show before you come on, it sometime.
1:54:05
I don't know. I was here.
1:54:06
Yeah, I mean to be fair to be fair, I did invite you but I'm
1:54:11
not dude. I'm I'm the same way.
1:54:13
I asked lots of questions of guest on my show too.
1:54:17
All of them, not all of them like but you know you do and I
1:54:23
have had good interaction. So that's why I am but I invited
1:54:26
you this guy. Fuck him.
1:54:33
Yeah well Matt will Matt. Okay well Max is from Max's from
1:54:37
Massachusetts. Matt.
1:54:39
Yeah. Well we're getting we're getting
1:54:44
to bassholes together. So as long as I don't know why I
1:54:51
can't I can't take that seriously from Secret Agent Man
1:54:55
over here. Hey, why you saying that shit?
1:54:58
Know what what cuz you're cuz you're part of Frank Dux over
1:55:02
here, I'm like where is the fucking civil course?
1:55:12
There is it there has been. So, of course between you and I
1:55:14
was starting to think you're a fucking attitude.
1:55:17
The way you come across you're a piece of shit mother fucker.
1:55:21
I worry about your feelings. Overly a my feelings.
1:55:27
This is my feelings here. And here, mother fucker.
1:55:31
Do you feel better? I do kick it.
1:55:35
Listen to you. What you want to stay or All
1:55:48
right, we need to do that, just for the record.
1:55:51
Why didn't well now you know, nice to meet you.
1:56:02
Fuck off. All right, I'm sorry to hear
1:56:07
that has to take all of everybody's claim, super
1:56:09
seriously, especially when they say.
1:56:10
But I can't tell you. I'd have to kill you.
1:56:13
I never said that I know. But you said I have top-secret
1:56:18
clearance is all the same shit I hear from all these but you and
1:56:25
I know I cannot fucking say on here and I don't know that.
1:56:29
I don't know that. I actually think you're full of
1:56:31
shit. Just for the record will just
1:56:35
for the record. Fuck you.
1:56:37
You have said that as long as it keeps make you feel better.
1:56:41
Did you do that again? So I'm not talking over you so I
1:56:48
can get the sound bite to eat for the record.
1:56:51
Fuck you, thank you. Can you say double?
1:56:55
Fuck, you, fuck you in trouble. Emma's TT back.
1:57:00
Fuck you and fuck you. All right.
1:57:03
You're my new day. Thank you.
1:57:07
This is entertaining on a whole new level.
1:57:13
This is Greg. Yeah, so, anyone complaining
1:57:26
that that, you know, we that we were just going to stream snipe.
1:57:30
Now, we're having fun and more fun interjecting.
1:57:34
But anyway, 10 minutes, the unhappiest part is the next hour
1:57:39
because you're petrified that you're not going to be fine to
1:57:42
another charger people. I'm saying if people I'm not
1:57:46
knocking electric RC fine Define, but if people want to
1:57:50
buy a gasoline car or hybrid, hybrids are pretty good
1:57:53
actually, but they should be allowed to buy.
1:57:56
They don't want to do any of this.
1:57:57
So right now, California is in a big brown.
1:58:01
Because they agree. It is a disaster.
1:58:03
All over the countryside of a disaster, but the Grid in
1:58:06
California and yet they want to have it a very short.
1:58:09
Of time, minions and millions of cars going off that Critter
1:58:13
essentially, it doesn't work. Or plug your car into a grid,
1:58:17
that should be able to buy an electric car in electric cars.
1:58:20
Could be fun if you drive short distances and you want to have
1:58:23
you know whatever and you have plug-ins if they could be fine
1:58:27
but you got to have gasoline cars.
1:58:29
You got to have it to everything.
1:58:30
Let people buy everything. Now, there's the new thing as
1:58:34
your heating systems in the house.
1:58:36
They don't want you to have a modern-day heating system.
1:58:39
They want you to use a heating system that will cost you at
1:58:41
least $10,000 to buy and won't work very well.
1:58:44
You know, none of this stuff, it works as well.
1:58:46
One of the things I did with EPA York State's minimum any since
1:58:52
most of the states have so much for dinner comes out of heaven,
1:58:54
right? The water, pours down in David,
1:58:56
tutera's got to go wherever it goes until the oceans.
1:59:00
Whatever. It's not like a big problem now
1:59:03
in some states have a problem, you know, you have some desert
1:59:06
areas and all and for that is, okay, but they have sinks where
1:59:11
no water comes out, you turn it on the water comes out.
1:59:16
No water comes out of the shower.
1:59:17
No water is allowed to go into the washing machine for your
1:59:21
dishes or where your clothing or what?
1:59:24
And I avoided all of that weight, they have sinks were no
1:59:29
water coming out or you have respected.
1:59:30
What I say, don't water, very little water.
1:59:32
You want to wash your hands right now and you tell you say
1:59:35
this and you turn on the sink and it's very little or you want
1:59:40
to wash your beautiful hair, right?
1:59:41
And your stats a shower, then they said, never go with the
1:59:46
water comes out very slow. Damn, sure.
1:59:48
You say this and usually takes place in new hotels in New
1:59:50
Orleans. They have them while you can but
1:59:54
now they make it so you can do that so easily they have a
1:59:56
restrictor to go to the restrictor and it restricts the
2:00:00
water from coming up. So I end it all of that and you
2:00:04
have to see this day, they let the water come out.
2:00:06
You know what people do? They wash their hands like five
2:00:09
times longer or in the washing machine.
2:00:12
Press for their, let's say the dishwasher.
2:00:15
Pill press it, then I press it about seven or eight times and
2:00:20
it still won't be very good. I met with the head of
2:00:23
Whirlpool, they were practically going out of business during my
2:00:26
Administration and they said to me from Ohio credible, great
2:00:30
state, I love Ohio. And they were really doing badly
2:00:34
because people were dumping washing machines all over,
2:00:36
mostly from South Korea but also from China and he was
2:00:40
explaining. It's just a terrible situation.
2:00:42
I said, let me ask you, how's the quality issues with better?
2:00:46
But they are good enough quality but you know, cuz she's going to
2:00:49
say that. But you know, they are better
2:00:50
shape. If they don't, they don't allow
2:00:53
us, they're dumping these machines, they're cutting us in
2:00:56
half, they're killing us. And on top of it, the
2:01:00
government, one or won't let us use water in our machines.
2:01:03
And then he shows me like a quarter of a bottle of water.
2:01:05
That's supposed to be washing clothing and I trade it all up
2:01:10
and I put tariffs on these countries that were selling at
2:01:14
the machines coming in today. Country and that company went
2:01:17
from a big, the big or the washing machine, companies that
2:01:21
they make washing machines, that make dryers and make all of the
2:01:23
different machines that do this kind of work, including
2:01:26
dishwashers and they went from a disaster area to being just
2:01:29
arriving. They love me in that part of
2:01:32
Ohio. Are you bet they do?
2:01:33
But why shouldn't they know anybody?
2:01:37
Why do they have the power to decide how much water your
2:01:40
washing machine? Is it shouldn't Congress in a
2:01:42
democracy? Get to vote on that.
2:01:43
You could say that they do things that are not very high
2:01:49
because of the green movement and Cher.
2:01:54
Essentially. That's my question is, how do
2:01:59
you if you get elected again, go back to Washington.
2:02:02
How do you keep the agencies under control?
2:02:05
How do you keep FBI and CIA specifically under control?
2:02:08
I know it's a big deal. You know a lot of people said
2:02:11
that if I did very early service at all, I wish you would have
2:02:14
fired him. There's a real question about
2:02:16
firing them anyway. You understand cuz you know when
2:02:18
they have a 10-year term there is a question.
2:02:20
I fight, that was a great thing. If I didn't fire call me maybe I
2:02:25
wouldn't be talking to you or I can talk to you about real
2:02:27
estate or something else other than politics, right.
2:02:29
That was a cool in my opinion. That was a very sick deal.
2:02:32
That was the insurance policy. You remember, the insurance
2:02:35
policy. Oh, she's going to win, darling.
2:02:38
She's going to win, but just in case she doesn't, we have an
2:02:41
insurance policy and it's yours. Probably see was what they were
2:02:44
doing and we caught them with. That was a very important wheat
2:02:49
or whatever it was taxed. It was a big deal.
2:02:52
That was a big deal. The insurance policy She's going
2:02:57
to win 100 million to one. That's not good.
2:03:00
Or at least I gave me one, right?
2:03:02
100 million to one but just in case she doesn't win, we have an
2:03:07
insurance policy and everybody said that's strange that
2:03:11
strange. But we caught all that because I
2:03:14
fired, because when I fired call me, it was like throwing a rock
2:03:19
into a hornet's nest into a nest of bees.
2:03:22
And the place went crazy that you knew everything.
2:03:28
Say she, I was doing around, it's a very interesting group of
2:03:34
people. I had very good relationships, I
2:03:36
thought, but I was a little surprised.
2:03:40
When I get out at at, you know, things going looking so, where
2:03:44
were you surprised? I was surprised.
2:03:46
I think it's some of the people. I was surprised it and there
2:03:49
was, I had a group of people. We killed many using the CIA
2:03:54
have to say this bad, very bad actors.
2:03:57
We were very good at it. You look at solomanie.
2:04:01
You look at albaghdady bigger than Osama Bin Laden.
2:04:04
Let me know some of Bin Laden has, but albaghdady Did Isis and
2:04:09
he was rebuilding Isis. Very strong when I was a CIA us
2:04:15
that did that was really awesome and so was the did that not so
2:04:22
much CIA. But we did some very good work
2:04:26
with the CIA. But I started you know, when I
2:04:28
looked at the 51 intelligence agents saying that that was the
2:04:33
laptop from hell was rushing this information.
2:04:36
When I took a look at that. I said that the horrible things.
2:04:40
They knew it wasn't. They knew it was not.
2:04:41
And by the way, you talking about cheating on the election
2:04:44
McLaughlin and Fabrizio. Great.
2:04:47
Posters they said a thing like that plus other things meant
2:04:51
anywhere from 10 to 17 per cent of the vote, which ain't often
2:04:55
and Mike Pence. You've always been nice to
2:04:57
Pence. I've never heard you.
2:04:59
Criticize Pence, you defended him in public many, many times.
2:05:01
He's out there attacking you. What is that?
2:05:05
So Mike wants to run for president.
2:05:07
In my opinion, Mike Pence, have the absolute right to send the
2:05:12
boat back to the legislators, the Democrats.
2:05:15
And everybody said you don't have the right.
2:05:17
Another words, what I said, is he, a human conveyor belt.
2:05:20
Give me in. If he finds fraud in
2:05:21
Pennsylvania in Georgia and any of the state's Arizona, He has
2:05:28
to send them to Mitch McConnell, right?
2:05:30
That's right sir. Well if he finds fraud, he has
2:05:33
to. Yes, sir.
2:05:34
I said so he's just so he's a conveyor belt.
2:05:37
Put them in. I said I don't agree with that
2:05:40
and we had some lawyers, not all we had similar is it said no you
2:05:45
do have the right to send them back to the legislation has to
2:05:47
be rejected because of you looked at what went on in
2:05:50
Wisconsin. Who by the way, now, agree with
2:05:52
me, Wisconsin has been virtually other than the fact that not
2:05:55
allowed to do anything statutorily but Wisconsin has
2:05:59
been what they found his incredible.
2:06:02
I mean, we won Wisconsin but my parents had the right in my
2:06:06
opinion to send it back. I know I haven't smoked in the
2:06:10
middle of disappointed. I didn't want to do what Thomas
2:06:15
Jefferson did. Thomas Jefferson.
2:06:18
It was Georgia. And it was here.
2:06:21
You hear the great state of Georgia is not capable or
2:06:26
allowed to tabulate their votes. And Thomas Jefferson, who's the
2:06:32
vice president? Ted is Georgia.
2:06:36
Sure. That they cannot tabulated
2:06:38
Vance. Georgia is sure.
2:06:40
He didn't send it back and have a redo it.
2:06:44
He said we will keep the loads of the great state of Georgia
2:06:49
for Thomas Jefferson and his president.
2:06:52
I didn't ask him for that. Could have done that too but I
2:06:55
didn't I thought that would be turned off.
2:06:57
I asked him to send them back to his legislature.
2:07:00
Do the legislators? You know in Wisconsin let's say
2:07:04
you say you're a line and everything.
2:07:10
I think he got very bad advice, I really do now, let me tell you
2:07:15
what happened. I sat there with a few people.
2:07:18
I think his lawyer was in the room to his lawyer.
2:07:21
Was very much against it. There were other lawyers, it
2:07:24
talk to, you could do. It was, it was one of those
2:07:26
things you can get. Probably, I think you could, I
2:07:30
think you can always do something if you see forever, if
2:07:32
you see problems, but it's very interesting.
2:07:35
So after the election was over the Rhinos got together with the
2:07:39
Democrats and they redid the election, so you couldn't do it
2:07:43
anymore. So then I called the people, I
2:07:45
said. So in other words, you're saying
2:07:46
I was right. You could do it.
2:07:47
Yes, you could do it. Another words, they took the
2:07:50
Voting Act And they redid it. So the vice president no longer
2:07:55
has the power to do what I said he could do.
2:07:58
So when that happened, I said, wow.
2:08:00
So, and you know, you'd look some of these Democrats in the
2:08:04
eye and it said, he has absolutely no right to do it.
2:08:07
And immediately after the election, they met rhinos and
2:08:13
Democrats and they approved legislation that takes away the
2:08:20
right of the vice president to do it.
2:08:22
So I said, so you're saying, I was right, the vice president
2:08:27
did have the right to do and they said yes he did.
2:08:29
So if you're saying they are they garbage The Sanctus is out,
2:08:41
I think he's gone so he was it was at 11 least people to figure
2:08:44
him out, he's got. But if somebody else got in
2:08:47
other than me, they'll go at him.
2:08:49
Just as viciously as they did me, these people are sick and
2:08:54
they will go after that meant. A lot of people say, they won't
2:08:56
be able to, hold up. I do get credit for holding up
2:09:00
quite well. I must tell you, I think that's
2:09:01
how do you do that? How do you get indicted?
2:09:04
Do you know every weekend State your phone?
2:09:06
Because I'm so high in the Falls because it means the people get
2:09:12
it. The people see, it's a frog.
2:09:15
The people see. It like, this horrible, district
2:09:19
attorney. From Justice, a little while ago
2:09:23
from essentially Atlanta that's Houghton County.
2:09:27
She said, basically, I don't have any right to challenge
2:09:31
election. Well, what about Stacey Abrams?
2:09:34
What about Hillary Clinton? What about all of these
2:09:36
Democrats? It is still challenging my
2:09:38
election. The same people that have sang.
2:09:40
He's challenging election challenge, my election, and they
2:09:44
did it with slates. They did it with all sorts of
2:09:47
things that were very bad, very bad about it.
2:09:50
But basically, they're silly man.
2:09:51
And they're saying, you don't have any right to challenge
2:09:53
interview challenge at election. We're going to indict you and
2:09:56
put you in jail. So what they're doing is that
2:09:59
really they've weaponized and and don't get yourself the doj
2:10:02
and Biden in the whole group. They're watching all of this
2:10:06
stuff, they love the local stuff.
2:10:07
You know, the DEA in Manhattan, not only that they put a one of
2:10:13
the doj top people into the Manhattan DA's office.
2:10:18
The Run think they're even have a case against me.
2:10:20
Not even in case everyone says, even the Democrats say, you
2:10:24
can't bring these cases. You have no case the attorney
2:10:27
general or the district attorney Fanny.
2:10:31
Fanny. Willis in Atlanta.
2:10:33
She's getting killed. Basically, she saying Trump
2:10:37
doesn't have the right to to criticize in election, but
2:10:43
you've been around long enough. Now you've seen many elections
2:10:46
British that's been Hillary Clinton.
2:10:47
Go crazy. Every time she talks, she says,
2:10:49
she's not the President, Jimmy Carter's that, he's not the
2:10:52
President, William the president, Hillary Clinton
2:10:54
called me, by the way, 3 or 2 in the morning, to congratulate me
2:10:58
the night of the election, did a voice crack in the afternoon and
2:11:12
I came home. And I said, you know, I think we
2:11:14
won. I thought we weren't because the
2:11:15
rallies are so big. You know, what happened?
2:11:17
We go to Wisconsin and would go to Georgia, will go to different
2:11:23
states and Michigan. We have rallies in Pennsylvania
2:11:27
with 58,000 people in Butler. And I said, you know, how we
2:11:31
losing this? How do you have a rally?
2:11:33
Will you have from 50 to 100 thousand people?
2:11:36
Many of them United seven and day for a couple of days that's
2:11:40
a lot. That's a big rally still and I
2:11:42
didn't hold back. I didn't say let's make a
2:11:44
little, let's do abbreviations right.
2:11:46
But but they challenged the stuff called me up and conceded.
2:11:53
Where is the Obama said you have to do that but she called up a
2:11:58
totally conceited. But now that, you know, every
2:12:00
time you see her and television she saying like, well she's
2:12:03
challenging the election. Did you think I would mean that
2:12:07
she should be indicted? But that would mean also that
2:12:10
Stacey Abrams in Georgia should be indicted cuz she still thinks
2:12:14
she won the election for governor.
2:12:15
She still thinks that she's never recanted and Isaac, Stacey
2:12:20
Abrams will be indicted for that.
2:12:29
Yes, I had great support when they did impeachment hoax number
2:12:33
one and impeachment hoax number to Jim Jordan.
2:12:36
The house was fantastic. And actually the send it was
2:12:40
very good for me other than, you know, Mitch McConnell.
2:12:42
I think if he had stupid I understand he was begging.
2:12:45
He was going to lose that race and I endorse him and ended up
2:12:47
winning the race because of my eye.
2:12:49
And he was down, he was going to lose to Amy McGrath, 90 million
2:12:54
dollars in. Cassville, said to go, she was
2:12:56
leaving by 3. He was going down.
2:12:58
I did him a favor and then three, four months later.
2:13:00
He really wanted to impeach me. He's a bad guy but but if you
2:13:06
look at what's going on politically so interesting, the
2:13:10
level of loyalty is different in politics and it is in normal
2:13:14
time. I will say, with that being
2:13:16
said, I've had great loyalty also, but the house was
2:13:20
fantastic, the Senate was very good, you know, they overrode
2:13:23
Mitch McConnell, Mitch McConnell in my opinion, was trying to get
2:13:28
Senators to impeach mean. Especially for the second one
2:13:31
and on the 1st when he acted very very slow should have done
2:13:34
much faster. But Mitch McConnell wanted to
2:13:37
and the Senate is one of them guys that are subservient to him
2:13:40
because he gives money and I'll give the money.
2:13:42
He owes me a lot of money register money and it gives it
2:13:44
to him and therefore they do what he said.
2:13:46
That's the only form of leadership is good show.
2:13:48
Last question, if you're elected president again, what's your top
2:13:53
of your number one priority you when you ran last time, you said
2:13:56
I will build a wall. This time, your bottom line, top
2:13:59
promise to the things at the same time.
2:14:02
Of course, number one is the border and taken hundreds of
2:14:09
thousands of criminals that have been allowed into our country
2:14:12
and getting them out and bring it back to the country
2:14:15
Guatemala. By the way, not only the four
2:14:19
countries that we think of as Neighbors.
2:14:22
All over the world. Last month we had 149 countries
2:14:26
represented think of it had 149 countries represented Tucker.
2:14:31
From places that many people never even heard of coming into
2:14:35
our country and they coming in from mental institutions, and
2:14:38
they coming in from prisons, they renting out their prisons,
2:14:41
all over South America. There, something up that mental
2:14:44
institutions, terrorists are pouring into our country.
2:14:48
We have no idea. I had the strongest Border in
2:14:51
the history of our country and I built almost 500 miles of wall.
2:14:55
You know, they like to show, was it lasts?
2:14:57
No, I built five hundred miles. In fact, have you checked with
2:15:01
the authorities on the border was built almost 500 miles of
2:15:05
wall. And I had another two hundred
2:15:07
that I was going to build a noise like water.
2:15:09
It seeks that we're going to build another 200.
2:15:13
We built it. It was all set to go.
2:15:14
All they had to do is install it.
2:15:16
It would have taken three weeks and that's when I found out.
2:15:19
I think these people actually want open borders.
2:15:21
The first thing I would do would be I would seal up the Border
2:15:25
good inside except for people that want to come in Legally,
2:15:28
get a moving for the Civil War. This tremendous passion and
2:15:34
there's tremendous love. You know, January 6th was a very
2:15:39
interesting day because they don't report it properly.
2:15:41
I believe was the largest crowd I've ever spoken before and you
2:15:46
know some of the crap that's spoken before and I like July
2:15:49
4th on the wall, I think they had a million people there but I
2:15:55
think that the biggest rat I've ever spoken before.
2:15:57
It was on January 6th and people that were in that very very
2:16:02
small group of people and we said patriotically and
2:16:06
peacefully peaceful and patriotic play, right?
2:16:08
Nobody ever says that go peacefully and patriotic like
2:16:12
people that were in that crowd that day.
2:16:15
Virtual group of people went down there and then you go there
2:16:20
a lot of a lot of scenarios that we can talk about but People in
2:16:25
that crowd said it was most beautiful day that begs Alaska's
2:16:29
a fucking fed by the way just putting that out there who were
2:16:34
experienced. It was loving.
2:16:36
That was love and unity. I have never seen such spirit
2:16:43
and such passion and such love. And I've also never seen Simon.
2:16:47
Who is baked Alaska. I don't even know that guy.
2:16:51
You're a lucky man to not know that was taken in livestream.
2:16:58
That's been used against so many people.
2:17:00
That was his livestream. Yeah.
2:17:03
And he gave up all of his social media and all of everything to
2:17:08
the feds in order to get a shorter sentence.
2:17:11
So gldr Baked Alaska is essentially a washed-up Waker.
2:17:24
I tried to be politically active.
2:17:27
I'm pretty sure he was a Charlottesville.
2:17:29
He's one of those guys. And yeah, he's, he was one of
2:17:33
the main instigators of January 6th and he didn't like that,
2:17:37
what that means by the FED is certainly, we know he's given
2:17:42
plenty of information. Has been used to put other
2:17:47
people in prison. That makes license because we,
2:17:51
we dealt with that every time I've heard or FBI.
2:17:54
So you would like you'd raised his house.
2:18:00
You have lots of cones for Bond, you do?
2:18:03
Hey, where'd you get these? He named his guys?
2:18:06
Yeah, these are just do that. Will go.
2:18:08
Hey, you need to use this for the circuit boards.
2:18:10
You sit up this type of ID, so yeah.
2:18:13
Yeah. And begged and begged is not
2:18:16
even that date is not even. That competent Banks is no, no,
2:18:20
I would not talkative guy with any military background or
2:18:23
anything. I believe he wrote for BuzzFeed
2:18:27
is what? Yeah, but yeah.
2:18:31
So big is our sense of a buzzfeed BuzzFeed more.
2:18:36
So I'm assuming she was probably just like a CIA like when it
2:18:43
comes to bake. I think people look too much
2:18:44
into it. I think bathe baked is one of
2:18:46
these people that is just an idiot that gets himself in
2:18:51
trouble and then has to tell the feds a bunch of shit.
2:18:54
Give me some baked but he just so happened to be in the kind of
2:19:00
trouble that they love. Like, oh, you're a right-wing
2:19:03
extremist kind of trouble to put guys at gen-6.
2:19:08
Ninja people in jail who may or may not have done anything
2:19:17
illegal, but also so just took us to give Max a bit of contact.
2:19:24
So will the rain and I both know we kind of do podcast.
2:19:30
The whole nerdrotic kind of Pop Culture, Beer has the type of
2:19:37
fucking retard that they try and paint like you know, when they
2:19:43
try and paint like the critical Drinker as like a Neo-Nazi or
2:19:47
something stupid, like that does you think they're using baked as
2:19:51
like a, as like an example to? Yeah, I have a great example.
2:19:55
Baked Alaska is like the bright Wings, Forrest Gump impossibly
2:20:06
like, coincidental places, but, and you would think it's part of
2:20:11
it, like big conspiracy and I understand why people think that
2:20:14
about him, but like his IQ is, in the fucking toilet.
2:20:19
So when people pull his strings, I don't think he even knows it.
2:20:24
Scott, the guy can't wait to his own ass without having somebody
2:20:27
explain it to him how to do it, so I can send you some hilarious
2:20:33
streams later on but because he thinks a right-wing politics he
2:20:44
found himself at Charlottesville, he found
2:20:46
himself at the January 6th. He hangs out with like I was at
2:20:51
Nick Fuentes and those types of people and not anymore.
2:20:54
I guess now they're they've broken up now.
2:20:56
But yeah, I'm self into position and this is why I tell people
2:21:03
just don't associate with him because like he will snitch on
2:21:08
you. That's my advice in the
2:21:10
corporate the corporate media that they walked like They left
2:21:15
like no post like a photo of him and Trump together and they'll
2:21:20
say stuff like this is Trump's number one guy of the super, you
2:21:24
know. Alright.
2:21:25
Indians like in France. Like I have no idea who this guy
2:21:29
is. A lot of people walk up to me
2:21:31
and take pictures. Yeah, I so but yeah they're not
2:21:39
the brightest anyway though. We have like 30 seconds left so
2:21:43
I had to And it's leaking from the same people, such hatred of
2:21:49
what they've done to our country.
2:21:51
So do you think it's possible that there's open conflict?
2:21:54
We seem to really get something. I don't know because I don't
2:21:58
know what I can say this. There's a level of passion that
2:22:04
I've never seen this. A level of hatred that I've
2:22:07
never seen this probably a bad combination.
2:22:10
Donald Trump. Thank you.
2:22:11
Thank you very, very much. Thank you.
2:22:13
That is a bad combination. Okay, we stretched 46 minutes in
2:22:24
3 hours. I think, and honestly, I'm not
2:22:28
upset that we missed their the GOP Primary debate.
2:22:32
There was a debate that probably would be a snore Fest honestly,
2:22:39
my plan for the debate was too honestly, drink for that.
2:22:45
That makes more sense. Now I get it.
2:22:49
Well yeah, but when I get drunk like when I drink on stream at
2:22:59
you know I tend to lose focus. So According to Apex Show.
2:23:15
I show fears only have standards on the show now that's going to
2:23:21
cost you $100 donation. Yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah.
2:23:25
That's going to cost me to go out if you want me to to go a
2:23:40
full Alex Jones that's going to cost like she was for something.
2:23:46
So only fans are honestly the funny thing about the only thing
2:23:54
hands thing. We've time this to thank God
2:23:57
Rumble exist. Because if you, if you two had
2:24:01
two bad, bad me, I would have, I would have thought ironically
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into that not that long ago. Cuz they're more free speech
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than most of these alternatives to you too will streaming video
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games on PornHub because of their free speech.
2:24:23
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2:24:26
The problem though is the discoverability, right?
2:24:29
Is to the people discovering you in your life, in your messaging,
2:24:36
you get like nuns and Priests and check my go to church.
2:24:38
So, like to the left of your video is like the incest bro,
2:24:44
porn into the right of your video is the gang, bang, or gee,
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I don't know if we wanted a field report to be there, damn
2:24:52
it. Oh, I didn't leave.
2:24:59
Shane look at the screen. That's better than its like,
2:25:02
switching over there. Yeah, I was trying to fix the
2:25:10
layout was so that we are all symmetrically square.
2:25:13
I guess it doesn't do that anymore but maybe it needs for
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are usually we have we usually have we usually have a smoothie
2:25:25
or stringing about this TV show me.
2:25:34
That's what our regular group is doing right now.
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Yeah, I need plus and as long as you get rid of the popups, you
2:25:48
can see everything for free. You don't need cable to
2:25:50
anything. That's right.
2:25:53
It's fmovies.com thing is even with the availability of piracy
2:25:59
essentially. It's a watch, this shit.
2:26:01
I find the most of it's not even worth watching you.
2:26:04
Is that, is that a norcia hate watch for that matter either?
2:26:09
Like, it's not even good for that anymore, because all the,
2:26:12
all the really like over the top sheet, they've already mostly
2:26:15
done. So it's just the same old edgy
2:26:18
clickbait different coming. Out of the entertainment, borrow
2:26:29
the use GPT. We're fucking call, Iran strike.
2:26:35
I'm sure everybody in America was just so upset by this, I
2:26:41
mean, are not one person care, cuz everybody, I talk to at
2:26:46
least in 2008, they be like, yeah, well, Dave Chappelle
2:26:48
should come back as they're like, literally, there is no
2:26:53
Sing written on television were Thug and Plies.
2:26:55
You finally made it at the end if you just missed Tucker and
2:27:08
you know, I started to watch it or listen to it while I was
2:27:13
finishing up at work and I'm like, I thought that I would get
2:27:18
here in time to to catch at least the back half of it, but
2:27:22
it's all good. I just missed you guys and
2:27:24
wanted to be happy to have you, bro.
2:27:27
Thanks man. We we've had an eventful
2:27:30
evening. We we've had, we had some blood
2:27:34
spoor, brother, we had some, and that's my shitt.
2:27:40
I'm sorry, it's just me pissing people off again.
2:27:43
Don't worry about it. One masshole, it's all Yep.
2:27:49
True, do you get two of us together?
2:27:52
And we'll never get along if we did, get along.
2:27:59
If you put two men assholes together on a panel and they get
2:28:01
along, there's something seriously wrong or something.
2:28:06
Anyway. Turn the cameras off, and then
2:28:14
you're going to read a news story about what just happened.
2:28:16
Anyway, though you been, it's been too long or too long, my
2:28:25
young friend I'm doing. Okay, I'm doing pretty good.
2:28:30
Actually on the, you know, as you in the audience know I've
2:28:34
I've pretty much lived through like a mental health crisis.
2:28:38
Has your co-host the past couple of years?
2:28:41
So I'm doing good man. Better anyway, he sounds good.
2:28:47
You even directed yourself pretty good.
2:28:50
But that would you sound better than you sound?
2:28:56
Better than you did the last time I talked to you.
2:29:00
The last time I think he was on here.
2:29:02
He was drunk though. Yeah, that's what I was
2:29:05
literally just about to say that, you know, I never even
2:29:10
really drink that much before a couple years ago and I even
2:29:14
still don't drink that much, but I drink regularly, but, you
2:29:18
know, every day drink, you know, three, four, four beers, or
2:29:21
whatever. And I am recovered at, you know,
2:29:24
drug addict. I did opiates and shit for most
2:29:26
of my teenage years and never recovered from all that was
2:29:29
completely sober. And I was sober when Sam and I
2:29:31
met And then ship fell apart and you know loved ones died and I
2:29:36
just kind of couldn't catch myself and then I am the last
2:29:39
couple years has been hard. Just generally get, of course we
2:29:45
will everything fucking shut. Yeah.
2:29:46
It was hard to not become like a just a complete blackpilled
2:29:50
piece of shit, just fuck it. You know like just enough just
2:29:57
time away from the show isn't really what I needed but some
2:30:01
other slowly been making other changes.
2:30:04
You know, simple things like exercise.
2:30:06
And you know, practicing General, General positive
2:30:12
attitude. You know, things that I used to
2:30:14
be pretty good at. But yeah, I mean I feel I feel
2:30:17
like I'm on the upswing. So yeah.
2:30:20
Well you I've noticed you kind when tweeting a bit again here
2:30:24
and there are retweeting Retweeting lots of cat content
2:30:29
or I guess reposting or whatever the fuck with him.
2:30:32
Hauled it's funny because we both joining you as a co-host
2:30:40
and like even opening a Twitter account has been a pretty
2:30:44
sociable person but not super open, you know, like, I write
2:30:49
guarded in a lot of lot of aspects of social life outside
2:30:53
of, you know, really close friends, and it's things like
2:30:56
that. So, I thought, originally what I
2:30:59
was going to use the platform to just express myself and not
2:31:03
worry so much about like, Like sounding stupid or looking down
2:31:10
think, right. Exactly confidence in myself, to
2:31:15
be able to either explain myself, or just know that I'm a
2:31:19
good enough person. That whatever anybody tried to
2:31:21
slap on me, wouldn't wouldn't really matter because I know who
2:31:24
I am and stuff like that, it didn't last very long since
2:31:27
then. It's been like, you know, the
2:31:29
all the old demon is just hot me there too, you know.
2:31:33
So I don't, I don't really interact.
2:31:35
It's part of the other reason I stepped away from the show just
2:31:39
because I, you know, I don't charge it it's kind of hard to
2:31:44
explain but I think I think you guys get it it's just like the
2:31:50
middle of the middle went down and I just kind of followed it
2:31:52
for a little while, one of those things.
2:31:56
It's another thing that you had to do every week that maybe you
2:31:59
didn't need to do. Yeah, and it wasn't making you
2:32:03
happy yet. And that's the thing is true
2:32:05
that the truth of it is is it was one of the few things that
2:32:08
was that brought me some kind of joy for a long time but it was
2:32:13
only at the end towards the tail end.
2:32:15
When I was just I mean I was more concerned about getting
2:32:19
drunk then talking about the topics on the show and I mean
2:32:23
Sam's basically my only friend same in the end, the end
2:32:27
whatever guess that week you know I mean they're there were
2:32:34
there were a few things. I mean I think I think the fact
2:32:37
I think the fact no honestly that the show was on Saturday
2:32:40
was a big kind color for us because let's be honest, no one
2:32:46
really watches streams on Saturday, the outside of your
2:32:50
you like the most hardcore internet users and those aren't
2:32:53
necessarily the people you want watching your show cuz they're
2:32:57
not particularly interested in the topic of the day.
2:32:59
Well yeah but I mean when I was in college that was pretty much
2:33:03
my only day well but then also the the city of the ironic thing
2:33:10
was so and I used to have some wild streams that were on
2:33:15
YouTube that should have gotten bands but never did.
2:33:19
And then as soon as I'm certain, you guys were shadowban.
2:33:23
Because as soon as we came over to Route, we were like a side.
2:33:26
Okay, I am me. Co-hosting was a change but
2:33:29
other than that, it's pretty much the same show, right?
2:33:32
It's just, it's just us, shitposting about the news and
2:33:36
like instantly people started saying it.
2:33:39
We started hitting numbers. Again, it literally YouTube was
2:33:42
just you guys weren't getting seen by fucking anybody.
2:33:45
Yeah. And then you I need in the
2:33:49
YouTube Defenders will sit there and tell you all.
2:33:51
That's the only place to get seen.
2:33:53
But if you're the type, if you're one of these people but
2:33:56
it's you're not getting seen their that and you leave the
2:33:59
people to go. Why don't you have a YouTube?
2:34:01
It's like, well, I got banned well, I tried that for 11, pick
2:34:05
up and literally the moment he got banned.
2:34:08
What was he talking about a lost in his family?
2:34:10
Do the most edgy thing ever? Yeah, but yeah, my grandfather.
2:34:16
My grandfather died at eight eight.
2:34:18
I'm sorry, I took a week off from the show.
2:34:21
My grandfather died, ban Georgie for for my grandfather, YouTube,
2:34:29
YouTube band, man, then they never told me.
2:34:31
Why was they told me? I was banned for Community
2:34:35
violations. They never gave me like a
2:34:38
copyright. They never gave me like, any of
2:34:40
the three stripes, they just outright didn't even say what
2:34:43
video it was. So I've always made the case
2:34:46
that because it would happen while he was lives.
2:34:48
It must have been that. And so they ban them for saying,
2:34:51
you know, I had a death in the family and people who know it
2:34:55
and people who know us Apex they they think was the some some
2:35:00
people think it was the gripers that maybe he's got my channels
2:35:03
drive, but but it is definitely one hundred percent my fault
2:35:10
that you're involved at all with anything blood sports related,
2:35:15
or Ethan Ralph or any of that shit.
2:35:18
Well, I blame that shit parsley on.
2:35:26
No I but I'm I'm a hundred percent of that on Ellen,
2:35:29
because if, if Owen had never gone insane and I would have
2:35:33
never had cause to go into that sector to begin, but some of it
2:35:41
is Sam, but it's because of Sam is just himself.
2:35:43
So Sam is nice to everybody, right?
2:35:46
And there's people on the internet that But if you're nice
2:35:49
to somebody, that that makes you a bad person, right?
2:35:52
And that's basically we've been going on to some degree, and he
2:35:57
just doesn't care. We just don't talk about this
2:35:59
kind of shit on the show anymore because it's pointless and it's
2:36:03
a bunch of nerds jerking. Each other's dicks off.
2:36:05
Sometimes, you just got to let him come all over the place over
2:36:10
there and not get any on you. That's the whole I will say, I
2:36:15
will say with the whole Nick Fuentes thing that is a little
2:36:19
bit of that is a little bit of a different thing.
2:36:22
Because right, Nick and Nick Fuentes and baked Alaskan Milo.
2:36:27
And those types they they did Weasel their way into politics.
2:36:32
Unfortunately, that's to the political Circle, certainly Nick
2:36:37
Fuentes. You can't say he's irrelevant
2:36:39
anymore. When he was little, I used to
2:36:47
say the kid. It wasn't relevant, but then he
2:36:49
walked out with fucking Kanye on the Alex Jones Show, right?
2:36:52
And so like you kind of have to address that elephant in the
2:36:56
room, but unfortunately, that elephant in the room is
2:36:59
surrounded by a whole cycle. Like an ecosystem, full of
2:37:03
people who love to fuck with other people.
2:37:07
And if you can take a joke, it never really gets on you my but
2:37:12
some people can't take a joke. My favorite thing out of the
2:37:15
whole Kanye and Alex Jones thing was the fact that CNN actually
2:37:21
they were literally at one of their Journey was little, I said
2:37:25
thing like holy shit, Alex Jones is the moderate amuse me to
2:37:32
know, I guess just got removed from YouTube just for having
2:37:38
Nick Fuentes on not in any other way.
2:37:41
Violating terms of service just by having him on their show.
2:37:44
I think it was a fresh and fit podcast.
2:37:46
Yeah, they got the mod. Entire Channel Kathy, but I
2:37:49
don't think they got been but I know that their Channel got
2:37:52
completely valuetainment the the business podcast Patrick but
2:37:59
what their network is Dumont eyes.
2:38:04
But the, but the subchannel that they had windows on, where he
2:38:08
got, where he got absolutely destroyed about by that Jewish
2:38:12
Venture calculus. So, here's a funny pig, a
2:38:19
channel that is a little run by Jewish venture capitalist, got
2:38:23
bands. Demonetized on YouTube.
2:38:27
And yet, you know, supposedly said they had because they had
2:38:30
the balls and, you know, you say what you want about them.
2:38:34
If you're one of those people that don't like Jews or
2:38:35
whatever, but these particular ones had the balls to have this
2:38:38
guy on who openly doesn't like them.
2:38:40
And let him say what he had to say and this is what I'm saying
2:38:44
about Fuentes. When you do that, finish it?
2:38:47
When you take down Channel, That are honestly having to try to
2:38:50
have a conversation right? With these people you're take
2:38:54
your you're actually doing yourself a disservice because
2:38:57
what happens is then edgelords, go looking for those people.
2:39:00
But what happens if you let Nick Fuentes talk look at what was on
2:39:04
the show, right? They all started making fun of
2:39:06
him for having a micropenis. Write a note, sell most fucking
2:39:12
talk and he makes a fool of himself because he's a weird
2:39:15
edgy internet, Neo-Nazi, that's what they do.
2:39:19
They are weird so they do make weirdos of themselves.
2:39:22
These people do say that the problem is most of us assume
2:39:26
that that doesn't actually exist.
2:39:27
There's a couple there's a couple real ones and when you
2:39:31
see them you can't help but laugh at them because they're so
2:39:34
over the line. Like even if you believe in some
2:39:38
of the conspiracy theories they believe in you know what I'm
2:39:41
talking about. When you see it, a guy that just
2:39:42
wants to make a spectacle of himself with all this negative
2:39:46
attention. He doesn't even believe the
2:39:48
things he's saying. He just knows he's getting
2:39:51
negative attention and everybody just feeds into this little fuck
2:39:54
with it and when they censor him like they do that he gets to put
2:39:59
words in his own mouth later on and say oh no I didn't actually
2:40:03
say what I said. What I said was different and
2:40:07
they'll be like oh well let's just go watch the video turns
2:40:09
YouTube, delete the video, right?
2:40:11
And then you can eat then it gets to say it gets to make up
2:40:14
whatever reason he wants. As to why they took him down and
2:40:17
confound his heroic, as you want, I'm still not convinced.
2:40:19
He's not some sort of like controlled recently from a foia
2:40:27
request. It was talked about an agent
2:40:30
working for the FBI formerly that they referred to, as
2:40:33
genius. Okay.
2:40:35
Oh yeah, I remember is a code name for the FBI has for some
2:40:41
informant from the far-right who's very popular with people.
2:40:45
That's a very edgy things. He's younger guy who, you know,
2:40:50
the nickname genius for fucksake and he has a contingent of fans,
2:40:56
but they recently claimed, at least in the foyer filings that
2:41:03
This person did the FBI could contact with him and basically
2:41:07
just about him because he was still saying things even crazier
2:41:10
than than what he had been saying before, and all I can
2:41:15
think is, if that's not Nick Fuentes, then I'm saying it cuz
2:41:17
it sure does the shoe does fit pretty well, if it's not exactly
2:41:25
the same things, the same somewhere that I'm not aware of
2:41:28
and it will mean when they're that in that hemisphere.
2:41:33
Yeah. Yeah, he calls himself a genius
2:41:35
all the time in the codename. Just have to think about it from
2:41:40
like from a surveillance state or at like, you know, where the
2:41:46
letter agencies perspective, if, if Nick if I mean it is pretty
2:41:52
genius, that would be a perfect, you know, it just I don't know.
2:41:57
I mean I've said from the beginning he's taking young
2:42:01
promising, conservative-leaning men and making it so that
2:42:06
they'll never have a future in politics.
2:42:08
And probably, even normal society is becoming more and
2:42:14
more pervasive. It's the internet is growing and
2:42:17
this, our little corner of it is leaking in more and more in
2:42:22
tight different areas Norma Norma areas, you know, it
2:42:25
doesn't get taken. Well.
2:42:33
But he's not aware again for the audience.
2:42:35
Nick Winters, literally does this he claims it to be somewhat
2:42:39
ironic pledge for him in the pledges that you will kill rape
2:42:43
and die for Nick j Fuentes. He makes these kids say that all
2:42:47
the time. If that doesn't strike, you as
2:42:50
something that you shouldn't be a part of, then you shouldn't be
2:42:52
listening to my show either because you were That's crazy.
2:42:59
Yeah, because it's, like I said, when you went away their, what I
2:43:03
think it is, he takes young conservative, meaning man, like
2:43:10
15 16 year old, and get them involved in this shit, so that
2:43:14
they ruin their whole life ahead of them.
2:43:16
They're never going to be in politics, certainly.
2:43:18
And like I was just saying, they might not even have a place in
2:43:21
the normal life. Of course, there is that out how
2:43:34
to file all around this place. Anybody young like that.
2:43:37
That's just know. That's what I normal person,
2:43:40
lowering the age of consent. I forgot that part.
2:43:48
Oh yeah that will that. And also he also he has said
2:43:52
things that like sleeping with women is is gay.
2:43:56
I'm not in Macon. Get up.
2:43:58
I need to know this is the quote.
2:44:00
I want to get the quote perfect. Having sex with women is gay.
2:44:04
That's a quote from Nicholas J Fuentes.
2:44:08
Meanwhile, back is at 4:04 right there.
2:44:22
Yeah. Maybe if you're even then, was
2:44:31
Tony Young in Philly guys who have had hard luck with women.
2:44:36
He's teaching them in and, you know, antisocial Behavior to do
2:44:39
in Normal public. He says, to do this kind of shit
2:44:41
and then they wonder why they can't get laid.
2:44:43
While you're running around saying that you're going to rip
2:44:46
kill and die for some random weirdo.
2:44:48
I can swing on the internet. You think a girl wants to sleep
2:44:51
with you? Are you kidding me?
2:44:53
No they're not. Going to fucking want to have
2:44:55
your baby like your fucking Coqui weirdo.
2:44:59
Do you want to get a girlfriend gentleman?
2:45:02
Just fucking be normal. Just like talk to girls about
2:45:05
like normal shit. Certainly not like Fringe
2:45:14
Politics on the internet and log house last night, going to get
2:45:17
you laid. No, he is not going to get you
2:45:24
laid. I mean, well, hold on.
2:45:26
There is a chance cuz I know there are females in this, you
2:45:32
know, corner of the internet but but you don't want it my friend,
2:45:38
I promise. Yeah.
2:45:39
But yeah but Dave Davis she is just what you might find in here
2:45:55
in this little internet box. But out there is a whole bunch
2:45:57
of like normal women promise. Yeah.
2:46:10
Usually a guy actually. You know what?
2:46:13
Even if even if by chance you run into a girl and you meet her
2:46:18
trust me. They're not the same person
2:46:21
you've been interacting with online.
2:46:22
No no, no, they're not have a single count of experience of
2:46:30
that. It is actually mind bending to a
2:46:36
certain degree. It can be so yeah, his fellows
2:46:43
close the laptop phone down and smile at that.
2:46:48
Cute girl that you've been following around.
2:46:49
If I can grow store, you weirdo, we start there.
2:46:52
That's been my crusade, right talk, talk to girls.
2:47:04
The real, the real world and they might suck your dick.
2:47:07
If you're really, really nice. People ask, what, what should
2:47:12
you say to a girl, when you first approached her and I'm
2:47:14
just like a story. While you're holding a zucchini,
2:47:18
that's the best high is, is a good high as a perfect pick up
2:47:24
life. I promise you.
2:47:26
No one of my go-to not even if it's just one of my natural go
2:47:30
to his has been, as always been starting off with the
2:47:32
compliment, like a like a pretty basic compliment.
2:47:35
Like, a really pretty hair or your eyes are freaking crazy.
2:47:42
The thing is, is that the lot of these beginners, like that's too
2:47:47
much for them. What they need?
2:47:49
I'm, I'm serious because I talk to these guys and they're like,
2:47:51
I don't even know how to talk to women and it's like they
2:47:53
actually have to just start with high because they need to build
2:47:57
the confidence of talking to a fucking woman at all.
2:47:59
I know that's weird for us cuz we didn't grow up that way.
2:48:04
But it does seem to be a very common thing.
2:48:06
Nobody taught these guys how to just like, say hi to girls
2:48:09
there. I think a lot of these younger,
2:48:13
guys are afraid of getting me to dry tonight and I understand and
2:48:21
I understand that but also I think that me to for the most
2:48:25
part has kind of died died. It was never something they
2:48:31
themselves really had to worry about because they're the type
2:48:34
of guy. That's so worried about getting
2:48:35
me to that. They're like, I just can't talk
2:48:37
to girls. They're obviously not a rapist.
2:48:39
Now, there's a stick and I get why they're afraid because you
2:48:46
see that fucking happening in your leg?
2:48:47
Goddamn, I don't want to get, I don't want to get me too but
2:48:50
you're probably not and it's really easy to tell.
2:48:53
If a girl is into you or not once you're actually in the
2:48:56
conversation, play can say a lot of these guys, they literally
2:48:58
have to start with like high. The weather is nice and then the
2:49:02
girl will say yes, yes it is. And that's like that that's
2:49:06
their quota for the week, right? Sure.
2:49:08
Cuz they need to build up to anything more than that.
2:49:12
I'm I wish I was kidding but at the same time at least so you
2:49:17
can recognize the problem and maybe how to solve it.
2:49:19
It certainly worked for some of the younger guys.
2:49:22
I know I can say that like I was just like you can't hit on a
2:49:27
girl I get that. Why don't we start with?
2:49:29
Hi. Yeah.
2:49:32
And I mean the truth is as true. Now as it was when we were
2:49:38
growing up it there are definitely.
2:49:40
There were fucking shy, weird kids.
2:49:43
Yep guys, you know that we knew I happen to be one of them to a
2:49:48
certain degree which is why it's weird that I'm giving this
2:49:52
advice at all. No, it's it's exactly the type
2:49:55
of person that should be giving it.
2:49:57
And that's the thing it. But I think what it really boils
2:49:59
down to you for a lot of these people and both men and women
2:50:03
young and old. But especially the young people
2:50:05
is getting a confidence and like being yours confidence in your
2:50:10
just being who you are and like, you can't just open the tap and
2:50:16
let all of who you are out the first time you meet somebody but
2:50:19
you also You know, you got to take a chance you will you have
2:50:24
to take that chance and it does like you said next starts with
2:50:27
high and you don't have to have a script man like if someone is
2:50:32
interested in buying actually is of course it is.
2:50:35
Of course it is. Yet you just need to be
2:50:37
confident in being yourself and understanding that if you talk
2:50:42
to this girl and she's like, sorry, bro, I'm busy, but it's
2:50:46
not going to fucking suck at a Crusher.
2:50:48
You tried, you know, but still there's like four million others
2:50:52
and if you get past the fuk, you dude, if you see a little smile
2:50:57
on your face or eyes light up, you know what I mean?
2:51:00
You can just fucking, you'll know, you'll know when a chick
2:51:03
is into you, right? Where it is though.
2:51:12
That is a waste of money if that's what you like.
2:51:14
Hey, a lot of these guys will say, look, I want to find a good
2:51:17
girl, who's a wife, and I'm leading them into that
2:51:20
direction. But then there's some of them
2:51:22
are like I just want to get laid one time and it's a lot easier.
2:51:26
Actually. I can help you with that one.
2:51:30
To get the, finding a good wife thing as a much bigger Fucking
2:51:35
Problem. The thing, what is 2 is like a
2:51:39
lot of these guys are at and I used to fall into this Category
2:51:42
2 of like I wanted to When I was like really and I want to find
2:51:48
the perfect girl like that the first time, right?
2:51:52
And that's not going to happen, of course not right.
2:51:56
But a lot of these young guys think about it then tell her
2:52:01
it's I'm sorry to interrupt you but I do want interject real
2:52:04
quick. It is certainly possible to find
2:52:06
quote-unquote the perfect one right away, but you have to do
2:52:11
tremendous gymnastics mentally. Ya have to twist yourself around
2:52:17
that person. It's not natural.
2:52:18
Most of the time. Now, you can't find a literal
2:52:21
perfect fit, but it's just, you know, you know, several decimal,
2:52:26
50, fucking 60 years, right? And you are them, It's hard.
2:52:39
It's hard to fucking Guinea and then that's what you could
2:52:43
partner is going to challenge you.
2:52:45
You know, it's there's no such thing.
2:52:50
These fucking the fairytale shit is that does exist, but it is
2:52:55
their fleeting moments amidst, the chaos of fucking just fights
2:53:01
and shit flying around. You know what I mean, and
2:53:03
fucking try and kids and shity diapers and fucking all the
2:53:08
other things that go along with, you know, having a family
2:53:11
supposed to be. And that's what you're signing
2:53:15
up for something, I thought. Because some guys, I'm like, men
2:53:19
like my buddy, right? He's, he's like a confirmed
2:53:22
Bachelor for life. You don't want to ever get
2:53:24
married and I, and I completely understand why, cuz he doesn't
2:53:28
want to deal with any of that shit.
2:53:29
Also, cuz he's got like some illnesses that he doesn't think
2:53:33
he wants to pass on the kids and stuff.
2:53:35
That's perfectly fine. But if you sign up for a
2:53:38
lifelong partnership with a woman and kids, it's not even
2:53:44
the truth that the universal truth in this world is nothing
2:53:51
worth doing isn't going to fucking be hard and typically
2:53:55
the harder it is the more rewarding it is.
2:53:58
That's just now. Oh yeah.
2:54:02
Yeah, man, and where we, we, we live in this world, especially
2:54:06
these fucking younger people, men and women and truth.
2:54:10
Be told a lot of Our Generation to Max, you know, the early
2:54:14
thirties generation or early mid late thirties.
2:54:19
At this point, the internet wasn't around, of course, when
2:54:22
we were little kids, but we still grew up with it.
2:54:25
You know. I don't agree about this to the
2:54:28
sunshine or whatever. I'm saying like you know there's
2:54:34
no guide book or old wisdom for USD first.
2:54:39
Couple generations of Internet parents, right?
2:54:42
Yeah, you are you are that guidebook?
2:54:44
Yeah, I can't ask my parents because I used to go on shift
2:54:48
that I wasn't supposed to be on, on the internet under their
2:54:50
watch, you have cuz I know it's so much better than they do.
2:54:55
How could I ever ask them for advice or and I just don't what
2:54:59
I what I say and what I told everybody is Best advice I can
2:55:02
give you is pay attention to what your kids are doing.
2:55:06
You and limit screen time, like that late, if you're not
2:55:09
limiting screen time already you've already behind the ball
2:55:13
because your kids are witnessing thing, terrific things, you
2:55:16
don't want them to see. But then on top of that you kind
2:55:20
of know what they're doing during fucking screen time.
2:55:23
Yeah well you can't just pass this off on to like Microsoft to
2:55:26
raise your fucking shit. I think it's I actually think
2:55:29
it's a bit. I think it's a bit deeper than
2:55:31
that. Personally it's it's sort of
2:55:33
like the sex and drugs talk from way before the internet where
2:55:38
you can do everything, you everything in your power is a
2:55:42
parent to prevent monitor but they are going to do it.
2:55:47
What's important is teaching them how to navigate it, write
2:55:51
it on the internet. Because the people on Xbox of
2:56:03
foul mouths, right? And things like that but I know
2:56:08
he's going to find these things. You have to understand that.
2:56:15
They're going to find them if these exist for everybody's face
2:56:20
and that's you have to be able to see what we do is we we shut
2:56:27
a lot of the world out inside of our home, but we go out into the
2:56:30
world to, you know, a metaphorical that's very
2:56:35
important. Yeah.
2:56:37
I mean, you got a substitute but the problem that is that every
2:56:41
parent is going to encounter unless you raise your kids in
2:56:44
the fucking Woods, which if you have the power to do so and do
2:56:47
so comfortably. Do so, of course, homeschool
2:56:52
your kids, teach them fucking how to raise.
2:56:54
And, you know, I survive off their own livestock and and farm
2:56:58
she like that but 99% of the country doesn't have anywhere
2:57:03
close to those resources. So I mean I just think that And
2:57:10
yeah, I wasn't accusing you or anybody else.
2:57:12
I just know it's for Again, with my, I do feel like we're the
2:57:17
elders at this point. Those of us that have survived
2:57:20
and didn't turn on a livestream, you don't fucking LiveLeak, blow
2:57:24
her brains out, or any any number of all the, the crazy
2:57:28
other shit that's happened to people that, you know, I've been
2:57:30
on the internet since its Inception is to pass that, I
2:57:37
don't know. I mean, it's all done.
2:57:40
This is exactly what I was talking about with Boomers
2:57:43
earlier what I meant by that is like, like, generationally, they
2:57:48
are less familiar with computers and internet culture than us.
2:57:51
That's what I meant by that. And so those people making laws
2:57:54
about internet stuff. We've created, it doesn't mean
2:57:59
what you said, you're in your 50s.
2:58:02
And I write code for a living, I am.
2:58:05
Okay now. All right.
2:58:06
But generationally generationally, would you take
2:58:09
more people in need Why would you say more people in your age
2:58:14
group are better with computers or not?
2:58:17
That's all I'm trying to say. It's not a friend yourself.
2:58:24
I know what field are you in? Cuz I work with my computer's.
2:58:33
Okay, but you said, you were also in me testing or something,
2:58:38
right? Yes.
2:58:39
Okay, both of us. What's your Mainstays
2:58:43
broadcasting, or your computer running, computer languages, I
2:58:48
didn't say I write computer languages but I can certainly
2:58:51
read and code them. Yes, What?
2:59:02
But, but social media is not. The Wolverine is something that
2:59:14
needs to be said you and Max and me.
2:59:19
Because we're all kind of in the technology field for our day
2:59:23
jobs where they were the exception to the rule.
2:59:28
Write my age group, most people aren't good with computers.
2:59:32
I'm not asking anybody. Me and cluded yet.
2:59:35
You're saying it's the girl who died before 6, cuz well, we can
2:59:45
get that to another state but it's she was perfectly healthy
2:59:48
prefer, lock down. So the guy that was her first
2:59:55
guy who trained her. He's sixty-three now. 65, cuz
2:59:59
I'm in with him 2 years and he's now out the boot.
3:00:02
There's something I enjoy doing the Italian are baby boomers.
3:00:05
I never tried there, wasn't it? I just got told to train a new
3:00:09
guy behind me. Now, it is early.
3:00:12
Lake wine. Excuse me.
3:00:13
But he'll be replacing me was just great cuz I I need to fuck
3:00:17
up. What up what I'm saying though?
3:00:21
They're technologically illiterate Millennials.
3:00:27
And Zoomers. I didn't said that they were
3:00:37
called. All of us are kind of I kind of
3:00:52
the the exception to the rule from what I've noticed.
3:00:55
Most most baby boomers, I know here in Florida.
3:00:59
Don't really know how to do anything on yours.
3:01:04
I don't care. That's the thing.
3:01:07
They don't want to rush. You don't care.
3:01:10
What the problem is, is when we're out of those people sit in
3:01:14
Congress, who feel this way, right?
3:01:16
And they break laws about technology and they don't know
3:01:20
anything about it and I was like, yeah, we were heated.
3:01:29
We're getting each other. They work in a company.
3:01:33
I work for. I'm a DOD contractor.
3:01:36
Nobody's government throughout Laurel at will employers, but we
3:01:41
work for the government and we've had three former I leave.
3:01:44
It just work for us because they know how fucked-up it is.
3:01:48
And they took four companies week Find someone and we want to
3:01:54
help me fix that shit because Congress Don't Know Jack.
3:01:58
But when they realized what programs were trying to
3:02:02
implement and yes, we're guilty of this when we line their
3:02:08
pockets. It pushes them to push, whatever
3:02:13
they need to push Congress to get them out of our way, so we
3:02:18
can get shit done the right way right now to ends up writing the
3:02:23
legislation. That's why I.
3:02:24
And these old Boomers, don't know, any of it.
3:02:31
So they don't fucking care as long as they're paid and then
3:02:34
attack people and they don't want to be check people in the,
3:02:37
but they're going to write the new dmca laws, right?
3:02:40
They're going to write the laws about all of this stuff and then
3:02:42
we just have to live with it. Yes, I was pointing this system.
3:02:47
We live in. Yeah?
3:02:49
Right. And the system.
3:02:52
We live in also necessitates. This is what I've been saying is
3:02:56
that the Baby Boomers have had power long enough to end.
3:03:00
And now, this is the interesting thing.
3:03:02
Is, this election is the first one were baby boomers are not
3:03:04
the majority voting population Millennium how that shakes out?
3:03:09
I don't know. We'll see, I guess if they, if
3:03:12
they cheat, it'll suck us. If they don't, if they cheat,
3:03:14
will never know the answer, right?
3:03:20
And if they don't actually get a date, we have to sit back and
3:03:24
watch cuz none of us are here on the last war can do anything
3:03:28
about it. But this is what we've been
3:03:31
talking a lot about on the size of late with me and Sam, the
3:03:35
implications of the baby boomer generation kind of moving aside,
3:03:39
in terms of power, within the GOP means that the party itself
3:03:43
is restructuring Framingham. Where are around the Millennials
3:03:47
which are primarily AAA on the GOP side primarily Trump
3:03:50
supporters. That's what a lot of these never
3:03:53
trumper's. Don't like we're upsetting their
3:03:55
applecart, but the fact of the matter is, a lot of them are
3:03:59
older than fucking dirt and need to go home.
3:04:02
Well, well, well what I what I was also, what I also do at the
3:04:07
very big at the very beginning of the show that, you know, is,
3:04:13
you know, the reason why Tucker did you know that the interview
3:04:21
that he did tonight wasn't to duck, was basically to, you
3:04:26
know, what the birds Fox News because let's face it, she was
3:04:31
pronounced there. If you would punish the only
3:04:33
reason why anyone under 75 watch Fox News at all right, that's
3:04:40
why people say that Fox News is demographic is 65 and older.
3:04:46
I think that's generous because for one part is He does want to
3:04:53
give the fuck you too to F2 Fox. Oh yeah.
3:04:57
But do you all know how much she may?
3:05:02
Oh, I know, I know we made a shit ton more tonight and he
3:05:07
would have ever made doing this interview with with box with
3:05:10
him. That's why he put it off so
3:05:12
long. He did drop it at the perfect
3:05:16
time and then we're like over debate.
3:05:17
Yeah, let's get it done and BlackRock go suck a dick for
3:05:22
what they did because like you're for Trump.
3:05:39
Just upturn in the fucking apple cart and saying, Lego, your
3:05:44
little fucking game that you're playing, where you all circle
3:05:46
jerk each other about how important you are.
3:05:47
I'm just going to snap my fingers and be way more
3:05:50
important than all of you. But let me tell you guys a
3:05:53
little something that that Trump did not all of his guys and in
3:05:56
the icy itzy having. So in 2012, Obama did as some
3:06:02
That fuck a lot of us and he changed a daytime lot towards
3:06:08
live, our security clearances. So what happened was basically
3:06:12
my I lost my career when Obama won his second term and I was
3:06:17
having a job in 2013 and it stayed that way until October
3:06:22
2016 I have a phone call. So I got a phone call from a
3:06:26
guy. I used to work for it
3:06:27
Afghanistan and ID work with just colored your cutter Mill.
3:06:32
Road mom's and he was like a job for you.
3:06:36
And can't tell you about is going to send you the Quantico.
3:06:40
And I was like, see no more. That's like what do I got to do?
3:06:44
Things like you need to wait for a white chick that I could tell
3:06:46
you. Yes or no.
3:06:48
Russian cane. I got the invite.
3:06:51
I went to Quantico. Virginia went to go work for the
3:06:54
FBI for two solid years. the first year was great, we were
3:07:00
under a trump, but then, when call me got booted, And it went
3:07:09
nuts and in this was like too much too much and too fast for
3:07:14
me. It was I didn't realize what the
3:07:16
fuck is going on. So, by near the end of 2018, I
3:07:21
was like, I'm going back to Afghanistan work on bombs again,
3:07:25
and I went back that can stand and do but I had no Creer.
3:07:32
I was back in the civilian world where I had no record of work.
3:07:36
I, I literally was, I work for gaming limit, more than basic
3:07:46
where we call it. What do you call a job in a wage
3:08:02
in state of Florida and working as like a parking lot attendant
3:08:07
in. I've been like this smelly bombs
3:08:12
and all this shit and it was nuts and I think the last job I
3:08:17
had for I went back to work for the government under Trump
3:08:19
ministration. I was doing like working weight
3:08:24
stations at truck stops go. But implementing the, the the
3:08:30
weigh stations, which is students, it's heavy at work.
3:08:32
It's like you're on your hands and knees.
3:08:34
Doesn't pay grade. So it's like I had no relaxing,
3:08:40
don't get it and I'm just checking stuff on Twitter right
3:08:45
now. I'm always I'm always I was just
3:08:53
going to say I believe that. Yeah I believe it was a parking
3:09:01
station attendant. David and I had to step away for
3:09:06
so I can probably go watch it. It's worth it.
3:09:16
And I intent, you know, to be honest with you, I've never been
3:09:20
to rumble.com ever in my life. I guess it's about time.
3:09:24
I stop the channel, Ian, Anna. Well, that's the.
3:09:29
That would be the only reason to do so at the start of the Mack,
3:09:36
Right. Yeah.
3:09:37
But yeah, so drunk but I mean, is there anything in that
3:09:41
interview didn't nail down that I think should be a good.
3:09:44
Final question said it was straightforward solid, so
3:09:47
there's nothing like to take back from.
3:09:49
I'm I'm Shuffling because I'm trying to find shit on the
3:09:54
debate cuz I figured I figured that's exactly what I was
3:10:00
looking on all the new store. That's what we were both
3:10:02
laughing about the same thing. We weren't laughing at anything.
3:10:05
You were saying we're looking at the debate news and there's just
3:10:08
nothing. Yeah, there, there's nobody
3:10:11
watched it. I have to get laughing about
3:10:14
nobody cares. I mean, you have on one person
3:10:20
somewhere, safe Vivek one in their mind or whatever.
3:10:23
But other than that, I can't find anybody that watch the
3:10:26
freaking thing which is which, you know, the debate was
3:10:29
happening until yesterday I didn't either.
3:10:36
Well because they're because, like normal people who live
3:10:40
normal lives, there's not much of a fucking primary going on
3:10:43
right now and the also-rans awesome.
3:10:48
God damn. It will also, I mean, it's
3:10:52
pretty funny because I was on Facebook and all my, all my all,
3:10:56
my normally people are like, isn't political stuff.
3:10:59
Usually, on Tuesdays, and not Wednesdays, and true.
3:11:04
Yeah, usually because that's when elections are held.
3:11:09
That's partially why we're on Wednesday.
3:11:12
It makes it easier, right? Yeah.
3:11:14
Usually usually get to cover the stuff that happened yesterday
3:11:19
but no Trump and Tucker had to was it.
3:11:23
We actually got 25 years which is, which is impressive
3:11:26
considering that like We have, they got 25 years considering a
3:11:34
bit which is impressive considering that like, no one
3:11:36
was going to watch this tonight because of talk around.
3:11:40
I had to say it's just like nobody fucking if I was doing
3:11:46
the show with you know this if I wasn't doing the show I ain't
3:11:49
following this shit for anything this year anymore.
3:11:51
It sucks like like I'm up for the election next year.
3:11:54
The primary should give me a break if Joe Biden lives here,
3:12:00
then he wants to run again. He's going to try and get it and
3:12:03
if Trump if they don't literally fucking put him in prison and
3:12:07
say you can never ever run is going to get it.
3:12:09
We know what it's going to be. Nobody else is standing a chance
3:12:13
against either one of them and it's just a pointless exercise
3:12:16
and trying to get them all on stage so that they can later to
3:12:20
write a book and sell a million copies to China.
3:12:22
Honestly, I'm more at this point, they're running for
3:12:25
honestly, at this point, I'm more interested in How Skype?
3:12:33
On how I cyberpunk Phantom Liberty, Liberty, I'm more
3:12:39
interested in that than I am about to come out.
3:12:43
Yes, you are. So something kind of ragley
3:12:47
funny this morning I was watching Don bongino on Rumble.
3:12:50
He's talked about how the fuck that.
3:12:52
It's a trump does get a rain gets arrested goes to prison.
3:12:56
You only have to empty that fucking prison cuz he has to
3:13:00
have me 24/7, fucking secret service.
3:13:05
Yeah. Yeah, it would be, it would be
3:13:08
funny if they send them to like the DC prison.
3:13:11
So they have to know what he doesn't have the death penalty.
3:13:20
Now, hear me out already. Look at you with the death
3:13:23
penalty offense. They haven't said what they're
3:13:26
going for you. That's that's a false ID bro.
3:13:30
Anyways, look, but it'd be funny.
3:13:32
If it's nice. You fucking piece of shit dude.
3:13:45
This is like my whole thing from the get-go is like you just
3:13:54
fucking attack. I'm like you know what look to
3:13:58
be fair. It's Sammy's show but that's why
3:14:01
he needs a co-host that's going to douche it like that.
3:14:05
It's had one for one of my more famous moments on the show is it
3:14:17
was with another veteran that I just triggered.
3:14:20
Real are real fast who bought by the way, you know, it's it's
3:14:25
it's Metallica schnauzer. Now, to be fairpo Metallica's
3:14:32
went off on me because I think I thanked him for his service and
3:14:37
he was like what you've never served.
3:14:38
So you don't want us alive, is to get that way because we
3:14:44
realized what we served was false, right?
3:14:47
And an eclipse happen all the time.
3:14:50
I don't realize it yet will take extreme fucking offense that,
3:14:58
but yet what we serve was bulshit.
3:15:04
But my government was evil in my government made wrong Wars over
3:15:10
right yet, and my brother has brain damage the wrestlers life.
3:15:19
I lost family like I lost my wife, I lost the family.
3:15:24
I was going to have right and it takes me everyday.
3:15:32
I'll be straight up, I have more days behind me or in front of me
3:15:36
and there are some days are very hard for me that I just do want
3:15:40
to end it. That's not a serious point my
3:15:43
talk to and tell them not to cuz you let them win.
3:15:49
When you do that. In the first lie, I was away in
3:15:52
Africa and my best friend did not into this day, I feel very
3:15:58
guilty. I was not around to keep him
3:16:00
from putting that gun in his mouth.
3:16:04
With all of us with all due respect, man, I don't know that
3:16:11
you could have stopped him from doing that with a couple of
3:16:16
family members. Now, close family members that
3:16:19
have done the same thing not having served or anything and I
3:16:23
understand I definitely get your, you know where you're
3:16:26
coming from. The thing is, is we don't have
3:16:28
our demons and we take away on us differently, you know, like
3:16:33
you said some, you know, some that it formerly served, it
3:16:36
doesn't bother them that much. I think that it bothers most of
3:16:39
them at least to some degree, but some a lot more than others
3:16:42
to the point. They they don't think they can
3:16:44
live anymore. But I also know that the the The
3:16:50
the truth of just the real world outside of warfare.
3:16:55
Obviously, they're obviously not the same thing.
3:16:59
Clearly one is far more traumatic than the other button
3:17:03
without having, you know the normal person having to
3:17:06
experience the battlefield and watching your friend's side.
3:17:09
That way just simply failing in life in various degrees can just
3:17:16
do that point, you know, and I mean that that's kind of what I
3:17:21
was talking about earlier. Before we got off on this little
3:17:24
tangent is about the young people and how the internet is
3:17:29
an integral part of society. Now it is cannot you cannot
3:17:35
Escape it. So, the best thing, I think that
3:17:38
all of us can do is to try and You know, like the fuck, you
3:17:45
know, there was World War II which was the first time, the
3:17:50
modern world has seen any thing of that scale and called the
3:17:57
greatest Generation, right? Because he then went and died
3:18:01
and those that didn't came back and I've been venerated as
3:18:04
Heroes. We have the birth of the
3:18:08
internet. You know, it's not in there.
3:18:11
You know, is as frequent as it was for Heroes to die and or
3:18:17
come back home or come back. Home as Heroes back in that era.
3:18:22
It's a very small percentage of young people doing that now and
3:18:26
they do exist. Of course, there are.
3:18:28
There are tons of military Heroes still but it's it's not
3:18:33
nearly on the skids, you know, it's not a World War.
3:18:36
These people are mostly forgotten.
3:18:38
They don't get the hero. Praise that, they probably
3:18:43
deserve in a lot of cases, you know, the ones that, you know,
3:18:48
and I could understand, you know, I don't generally think
3:18:53
service members for the service just because I know they served.
3:18:56
I mean, I will treat them with the utmost respect.
3:18:58
Like, I-10 do, most human beings, but I don't think I'm
3:19:03
here, by the way, I don't do that specifically, because I
3:19:05
know a lot of veterans who tell me not even like what he was
3:19:08
saying, like, I understand what you You don't believe in the
3:19:11
cause they don't even care about that part.
3:19:13
It's just like they have so many people coming up to him day in
3:19:16
and day out saying, thank you for your fucking services.
3:19:18
Like we know. Okay, I see you.
3:19:20
It's like it's awkward for a lot of items are not social guys.
3:19:26
Yeah, I don't do it so much anymore, but the other the other
3:19:31
thing to was when I was growing up my grandfather was a was a
3:19:35
WWII veteran and he kind of he kind of grill that ends me that
3:19:41
you know, you think Veterans for their service.
3:19:43
So that was my Yankton for their sacrifice.
3:19:46
In fact, it was not too recently, it was really weird
3:19:56
man. So yeah, it was about a
3:19:59
year-and-a-half ago when I was finally finally, I finally
3:20:05
waited years have to go to finally, do a VA to get my fuck
3:20:09
alone to buy a house. I just don't know why.
3:20:11
I know why. But I was just like, I saw the
3:20:15
economy, I was like, oh, fuck, I'm here by my house.
3:20:18
What the fuck. So I finally use my VA loan
3:20:21
options and so I found the file for the VA in the day.
3:20:27
They set you up for the first, the regular real estate, but
3:20:35
they're just, they're just going.
3:20:36
And he was like, Hey, thank you for your sacrifice.
3:20:48
Well, I appreciate that. I'll I'll definitely keep that
3:20:54
in mind now. So yeah I mean I think it's just
3:20:57
it's like most things, you know, if you go into it, into a human
3:21:02
interaction with some sort of script in your mind, it's not
3:21:06
going to go, it's not going to go very well as whether you're
3:21:09
talking about And where it goes really well.
3:21:13
Where it's not said, first time, I flew back from Afghanistan, 11
3:21:19
months there, I'm going to leave to go back for another year.
3:21:25
We're flying in. We just related to Germany in
3:21:29
the more coming in that thing. We laid in New York.
3:21:32
And we weren't even expecting it and it was all these guys of a
3:21:37
local, we call the VFW better inform Veterans of Foreign Wars
3:21:44
and they it was crazy there. Shaking all our hands we need to
3:21:48
know what's going to happen. These dudes headband, that World
3:21:51
War. Yeah.
3:22:10
Oh, did we lose? I think we lost Apex for Yeah,
3:22:21
he kind of cut out there. What I always do is I just treat
3:22:25
there is, I just treat people with the the respect I think
3:22:30
they deserve and Company included worst.
3:22:37
I mean and I mean this in all the years that was the worst
3:22:41
glitch out from a chat I've ever had.
3:22:44
It was a blast beat of fucking I couldn't click out like a glitch
3:22:54
shooter. Oh yeah.
3:22:58
Well. I owed money as we were both
3:23:06
looking for that. I think I am assuming Vivek.
3:23:17
Yeah, vasectomy, Ami, Ami. I'm looking at a I'm look real.
3:23:33
And it has that name, but you listen to him talk and he's
3:23:36
like, rural. New Hampshire is fog, my new
3:23:39
mommy is that were more. My new cat, have a job.
3:23:47
So funny sister. The dichotomy of him being so
3:23:51
hectic and yet, so New England, Yeah, I do have to show this
3:23:59
because this is a wait hold on. I did want to clarify to mr.
3:24:04
Wolverine, when I mentioned that, that that other form of
3:24:07
military person that I spoke to that, I triggered had nothing to
3:24:11
do with military service. I just came in and made a joke
3:24:14
about it and he lost his fucking mind.
3:24:21
That's where he lost his fucking mind.
3:24:23
And it did have a lot of military influence into it.
3:24:31
Thanks to a dueling Scotty. What's the real name of Russian?
3:24:42
So Dolan was a comedian, I heard a lot of backgrounds.
3:24:54
How do you draw Bonnie? Yeah he's doing was with working
3:25:00
with Ron. Berry he created the Klingon
3:25:02
language. It was reversed Russian into
3:25:05
backwards. And has a lot to do with the
3:25:09
fact that doing yet. He Duty been a d day.
3:25:12
He was a Canadian tell this officer, he had a huge military
3:25:16
background for he went to acting and he worked hand-in-hand
3:25:21
rubbery. A lot of the the writing of some
3:25:24
of the episodes, not Ava, but a good amount mean I've also heard
3:25:32
that there are theories like because there's like United
3:25:35
Federation and you know, birth controls everything that it kind
3:25:40
of oh and also the fact that I suppose they money doesn't exist
3:25:44
in the Star Trek. I eat your you're beyond me.
3:25:49
I never got into that kind of thing, but I'll take your word
3:25:52
for it, but he was going above and beyond with it to make a
3:25:57
point. I didn't like the joke, we don't
3:26:00
need money but yeah, I can see that.
3:26:02
I would never see you again if I would never say that about it.
3:26:14
So well of course neither would. I speaking of Vivek though.
3:26:20
So both of you guys know what I say when I favor accounts and I
3:26:26
got my favorite dude damn fellas.
3:26:36
Look this Samsung laptop from literally 2009.
3:26:40
Might be honest. Sims Country.
3:26:47
It's a Samsung. Something rsrs 8:01 or something
3:26:55
like that. I think I'm literally previous
3:26:57
life. Last Viceroy and pre Microsoft,
3:27:02
internal security ex play update pills.
3:27:05
I have also upgraded the, you know, the hard drive and RAM and
3:27:14
stuff recently I literally cannot believe that this thing
3:27:24
works as well. As it does.
3:27:26
It's fantastic replace a part it will.
3:27:30
Yeah. It's it's pretty great.
3:27:32
I said here in Vape all fucking day in this room and it just
3:27:35
sucks. It in there is like talking
3:27:38
Chugga, chugga, chugga choo choo to open my car, batteries car
3:27:48
batteries, my favorite, my favorite from my favorite
3:27:53
account on EX now or is this is the ad from history are pretty
3:28:02
fun. No one, the one that's trending
3:28:04
right now is Donald Trump, tell the young lady that he wants use
3:28:10
him to be his VP in the 2024. That was a good move but I don't
3:28:18
think it would be a good move for for vivisection.
3:28:22
Yeah. Yeah, like he's he's not really
3:28:28
running to run though. Anyway, he's part.
3:28:37
He's not worth running to be a disruptor in because nobody pays
3:28:40
attention to them. That's, that's literally it
3:28:45
because that's where I met him before.
3:28:46
Is that the mass libertarian party?
3:28:49
Nice guy. Now he seems he seems pretty
3:28:53
genuine. But the best thing is that
3:29:02
smoothies impression of The big actually got us a lot of use
3:29:09
really? Yeah.
3:29:11
Yeah we support of the show. I just put it that way, short
3:29:20
the clips channel for us on YouTube and uploaded that, and
3:29:24
it got like three hundred years. That was that was, that was the
3:29:30
first video on that are literally called out deep state.
3:29:45
In the sideways called out 911. Oh yeah that's what you do that.
3:29:58
That's why I said that's why I think.
3:30:00
And here you go on The Breakfast Club to which is very far left
3:30:07
is yeah look I got to be honest with you.
3:30:13
I'm so fucking blackpilled on all this politics shit and I
3:30:17
have been a while but yeah, but does not.
3:30:21
I mean, he seems so real that it's easy was fake.
3:30:25
You know, I've never met the man, so all I have is through
3:30:29
these stupid fucking screens, I can say from somebody that spent
3:30:35
a decent amount of time, hanging out with him that.
3:30:38
Yeah, I think, I think everything.
3:30:40
I've never heard him say anything in private that
3:30:43
contradicts anything he's saying now.
3:30:45
Well known. That's good.
3:30:46
You're the first person I've met and I hope you know I come from
3:30:50
Irish fucking parking. Demographic, and races.
3:31:01
Fuck, and fuck in. And we'll look the guy's a
3:31:07
fucking thot head. He's a plant.
3:31:11
Are you say that? But I'm a racist but all
3:31:23
racists. Are you I love them.
3:31:40
Does he have any? Amount of kids going to get
3:31:47
anywhere near as good. Yeah, he went from nobody to
3:31:56
now, people know who he is. That's, I think all he really
3:31:59
intended to accomplish the Rhino.
3:32:12
The Rhinos Golden Boy, got decimated by by an Indian?
3:32:18
Yeah, he took out, he took out. Rhonda also rantus Yeah, I mean,
3:32:26
we can pretty much see where it's going from here, and none
3:32:30
of them are going to break 10% over again, Trump wins.
3:32:34
And so, this whole dog-and-pony show, that's why I say by Vic
3:32:37
wins, he wins because he went from nobody knew who he was, two
3:32:41
people know who he is and think he might be genuine, Maybe.
3:32:45
Yeah, when other than that, nobody really wins.
3:32:49
Other than that and he always wins or should we eat or should
3:32:56
we kill this then yeah my wife going to kill me sooner or later
3:33:00
I got to get up. Yeah.
3:33:04
It is 12:30 and I know that you know we all have stuff to do.
3:33:10
So speak for yourself and you crippled bastard.
3:33:15
I got in the jab. Look at it.
3:33:18
I just started like just like it's a no I I feel like I'm the
3:33:33
only one. I am the only one I definitely
3:33:37
talked over you a lot but I am also the only one that goes shut
3:33:41
the fuk up. Everybody said he was talking
3:33:42
and I also will do the same thing to myself and I have done
3:33:45
that. Maybe not as much as I've talked
3:33:47
over you. But at least I try admittedly, I
3:33:50
don't know if you've caught all of them but I have had to do the
3:33:54
shut the fuck up and let Sammy talk thing, just really quite a
3:33:56
few times. Yeah, yeah.
3:33:58
Yeah, it happens quite a lot. Sandy makes it easy to talk over
3:34:02
me. You stuttering.
3:34:04
Fucking handicapped. That's the thing.
3:34:14
You didn't know I was so that you talked over him and then he
3:34:18
can make you look like an asshole.
3:34:20
Now, you know what's funny? You know, hold on motherfuker.
3:34:23
I'm going to cut you off right there with the theme.
3:34:27
Is if you go back far enough Sammy did not talk quite the
3:34:32
same way. I think I turned them into I
3:34:35
think I ride of his brain a little bit, but now I'm sorry
3:34:39
that that is partially true, but it is.
3:34:44
So I'm just sometimes I feel like I do purposely emphasize a
3:34:56
little bit like if I'm fucking with people, make sure you might
3:35:00
want somebody to talk over you so you do a stud.
3:35:04
Extra diaper long so then you can continue doing it.
3:35:08
Well. Well, with Mr. Woodminster, I
3:35:12
was nice to you. Yeah, you know what?
3:35:18
You know what? What's fucking great is it?
3:35:20
It's a no semi smart. So even if like, if he doesn't
3:35:25
know what the hell he's saying, especially on a not, he's
3:35:28
drinking, he can just like stutter a little bit and he
3:35:31
knows whether it's me or it's you or, it's whatever.
3:35:34
Guess is here, is just going to fucking grab right on marigot.
3:35:41
Yeah, it's just a trick. He's just like he, like shitt.
3:35:44
I don't want to talk for the next 10 minutes.
3:35:46
Well, I would think that, that Ron DeSantis, and it's because
3:35:59
we love to hear her now because we want to save Sammy from the
3:36:06
exact, right? Right.
3:36:09
I feel obligated to step in I can talk about that.
3:36:19
You guys have me figured out, shit.
3:36:22
I figured it out when I get your shirt off.
3:36:27
Chat long before it was a co-host.
3:36:29
That was that was that was the old easy crew movies just the
3:36:41
whole motherfuking can of worms. Yeah it's funny.
3:36:52
He's been out of the quiet when I've been here but he's always
3:36:56
awfully quiet until he has something to say and then he
3:36:59
doesn't shut up for 10 minutes and then he quiet again and I
3:37:02
didn't say off, I meant I said I'd lie.
3:37:04
I don't know if it's annoying sometimes cuz he won't add
3:37:10
anything for like an hour and then he'll come out and he has
3:37:13
like an artistically. 10 minute. Bit about chicken nuggets.
3:37:17
Chicken nuggets. He'll he'll and he'll bring up
3:37:29
the motors in Micronesia of Micronesia subjects to Or
3:37:36
occasionally when we're in just the middle of talking about a
3:37:39
new story, his go off on a tangent that's sort of related
3:37:43
to it that he just wanted to get out all week.
3:37:46
Anna and the usually entertaining but if it comes out
3:37:50
of left field, where just like, what the fuck is going on, if
3:37:53
you did go off on like a pretty epic interview, with all the
3:38:00
other house, the Barbie movie is based and redpilled if I don't
3:38:04
give a fuck about the Barbie movie, I know you did but it's
3:38:10
been so long if you're that upset about the Barbie movie,
3:38:13
you probably lose your man card, but hit it.
3:38:16
But his bit about the Barbie movies.
3:38:18
Barbie is Barbie in the Barbie movie.
3:38:32
I mean, look it it's, it feels like another fucking psyop level
3:38:38
type shyt, maybe mine or level, but putting what's his nuts as
3:38:42
can that you know that the huge meme I mean, I'm going to feel
3:38:48
like it's not even, that's not even really like super nice.
3:38:50
That what the fuk is, his name is Blade.
3:38:58
Runner meet that that shit's fucking everywhere and it's like
3:39:00
a, it's like a manly her, like, overall masculine sort of meme.
3:39:06
That's been around for a long fucking time.
3:39:08
Yeah. And yeah, you know, maybe not on
3:39:13
purpose, but maybe we could talk knows.
3:39:15
I don't, I wouldn't put anything past those motherfuckers, like,
3:39:17
they were like a bad just kind of backfired on them, because of
3:39:23
the nature of it. But then, I was just like, yeah.
3:39:28
But like I even said this, this really?
3:39:30
I was like, yeah, but you admitted to going to watch the
3:39:33
Barbie movie though. So you lose your man card
3:39:35
anyway. You know what I went and watched
3:39:37
was the Meg 2 and it was very fun.
3:39:40
If not more than the first one piece of shit, piece of shit
3:39:45
movies. Both of them.
3:39:46
But they are fun and we feels like a long time since movies
3:39:53
like that have come out and then maybe they have but they're not
3:39:55
like they're not big budget at. You're not a man, you know, I
3:40:00
don't need it. I don't need it for a movie to
3:40:03
be like some sort of Epic, you know, grandiose things.
3:40:09
And then sometimes I just want Jason Statham playing at fucking
3:40:17
Waverunner game from Nintendo 64 wall throwing Spears at giant
3:40:21
sharks. Yeah, and that's what lake you
3:40:26
know, Sharknado made a lot of ways a couple years ago for that
3:40:29
very reason, which it was a budget but people didn't care
3:40:32
that it was low budget, people didn't care.
3:40:34
That the concept was stupid. It was just a fun movie to
3:40:37
watch. Write it.
3:40:39
Who gives a fuck it, you're so just escaped.
3:40:42
It doesn't have to be You have to make sense, you know what I
3:40:46
mean? Do you need to Pace your whole
3:40:48
full philosophical worldview on this series of films.
3:40:51
I actually brought this point up today with the whole Ahsoka
3:40:57
thing, right? Like Oh you mean well I have to
3:41:10
ask this. I'm at, I am pretty hardcore
3:41:12
Star Wars fan but trying to keep trying to eat in Marvel suffers
3:41:18
from the same thing, too. Like trying to keep of all the
3:41:22
Trying to keep trying to keep track of like all the different
3:41:25
timelines and shit and all the signs would be tricky because
3:41:35
there's there's like so many Side characters that had to run
3:41:38
a comic books that people consider really really fucking
3:41:41
important or whatever. To know everything in just the
3:41:44
Marvel like traditional, write a call at 6. 16 universe is
3:41:48
autistic enough but then you also have to know the stuff in
3:41:52
this universe that crosses over with it and the Ultimate
3:41:55
Universe and this and that. And if you don't know all that
3:41:59
You're not going to enjoy the film, good luck and end so at
3:42:02
the end. So that's why I'm saying this
3:42:06
Latin manuscript before you can enjoy our film.
3:42:09
Yeah, but you're dealing with us who dealt with thrawn trilogy,
3:42:19
Yeah. No, I mean again when can I
3:42:22
watch Rebels? And when I watch this, I just
3:42:25
did before, I jumped on y'all's stream.
3:42:28
I literally literally watch the first two episodes of Ahsoka and
3:42:33
there's a lot of stuff that I'm not willing to just going
3:42:38
through right now cuz I don't give a fuck but there's some
3:42:41
stuff that kind of fucked up. yeah, I know, I'm just going to
3:42:48
say it like this is just failoni's Whatever who is
3:42:52
fucking errant wife, who I should say.
3:42:55
In Star Wars, waifu of a Soca, that's all it is bro.
3:42:59
But there are stories changes names changes fucking shit.
3:43:08
Ever existed in the fucking EU that Disney fucking abandon
3:43:14
Summit somax Disney basically gave Anakin Skywalker like an
3:43:19
apprentice and internet so they may don't live action series
3:43:28
like she's been running for five year olds and five year olds are
3:43:32
the ones that really liked it, right?
3:43:34
Cuz I'm going to be laughing at them.
3:43:40
Well, yes, they have to know it's bad but I'm sorry.
3:43:43
Star Wars fans but you have to know.
3:43:46
It's going to be bad by now. first one Disney made, you might
3:43:54
even be forgiven for the second or third, but by this point in
3:43:57
time, you have to know Do you dirty dad?
3:44:01
10 years? It has been do.
3:44:02
Anything good? Right.
3:44:05
So you know I'm just playing Do you want more of the same?
3:44:22
And it's you wanted to not be very good.
3:44:24
I guess it makes people happy but it's not good.
3:44:28
Yeah, yeah. Well everybody wants it to be
3:44:30
good but there's a subset of people that seem to not care
3:44:34
that it's not very good and they, they lap it up anyway.
3:44:37
And yeah, more power to him. Cuz otherwise, why are they
3:44:41
making the Popeye's in a row? I don't know.
3:44:48
I'm not Disney. I tried to work for them that
3:44:51
they threw my ass out. So Wake up, like, I'll give you
3:44:56
a perfect example of a franchise I love, but like, I love the
3:45:00
John Wick movies. But now that they're doing
3:45:02
behind now that they're doing like the continent doing all the
3:45:05
spin-off. I'd I really don't but we
3:45:08
haven't seen it lately. Come out, let's do our debate
3:45:11
when it comes out to see how it goes.
3:45:13
Okay. And then they gave John Wick.
3:45:20
All I'm saying is like, I don't want John Wick, like it's
3:45:34
perfect the way it is. I don't want it to become Star
3:45:37
Wars. Where it's just like Matt said,
3:45:39
he needs to be a fucking 1970s with Winston with his
3:45:47
upbringing, which is really fucking cool yet.
3:45:55
The idea when I seen that goes, I saw the trailer for it and lot
3:45:58
of people down. So I'm going to be the 1970s.
3:46:04
I was born in that some of the shit I saw that trailer I like
3:46:11
okay so I'm hoping they do bring out the grittiness of the 1970s
3:46:18
to these of New England. Yeah that shit that's where it's
3:46:22
supposed to be and then when they finally do it yes there's a
3:46:26
John Wick 5 but it's not like oh it's a second know.
3:46:29
So do it 5. Is him couple years back with
3:46:35
his team or the female she played in Harry from drinking
3:46:40
wine and yes she played in Harry Potter.
3:46:43
So it's not about her and he's in it but it's the movies about
3:46:50
her. So it's really not.
3:46:51
It's her movie and I'm hoping it's a really good fucking Moody
3:46:56
for her to fucking mixed. I like her.
3:46:59
I think she's a badass check. I want to see her.
3:47:02
Do something. She had a bad ending and fucking
3:47:06
her character. Was it be a character with red
3:47:09
hair character need to be doing? That shit is fucking Game of
3:47:13
Thrones, she got killed off, whatever, you're a hoarder
3:47:17
holders, a little, or a 1000. His cousin.
3:47:33
He's rushing cousin. So fifth movie, the ballerina is
3:47:37
about her John within it and it's a few years back and they
3:47:42
are already filmed. Yeah, pianos done.
3:47:46
He's 56, dude. He's fucking done with these.
3:47:51
Yeah, I'm 50. I can fucking a test.
3:47:55
I take naps all the time. Did it?
3:48:00
It you do. It is 4849.
3:48:10
You like it snap City bro. That's well that's that's also
3:48:16
why I don't crap on Robert Downey jr.
3:48:20
For retiring for him to be friends have been Iron Man for
3:48:23
as long as he was I'll be honest, I saw open Hymer, I did
3:48:28
that with him in it. That's what the fuck.
3:48:36
Wow, fellas I want to interrupt this conversation real quick
3:48:40
because I can't keep doing this 30 seconds, 30 seconds in in the
3:48:45
fucking chat and then. Glitches out for another 45
3:48:48
seconds. So I got to go, but it has been
3:48:51
an absolute pleasure of Wolverine is nice to meet you.
3:48:55
Do, sir that I've missed you Sammy Max have missed you
3:49:00
fucking handsome. Bastards.
3:49:02
The most visit soon intend to do so, actually, hopefully assuming
3:49:10
my computer doesn't blow up but you do sound gray and I'm glad
3:49:14
to have you back. I appreciate that very much and
3:49:18
I love you guys. You all have a great night.
3:49:20
All right. With you two, I said thank God
3:49:28
cuz I got nothing to add cuz I haven't watched any of the films
3:49:31
and I don't intend to until a long time from now if any if
3:49:35
ever cuz I just stopped watching everything about 10 years ago.
3:49:41
Yeah, I was I was like thank God cuz I got absolutely nothing to
3:49:45
say on this. It's not even.
3:49:47
I'm like, it's not like I'm like, oh, I think John Wicks are
3:49:50
going to be bad movies. It's like, I just, I just don't
3:49:52
want anything cuz I'm just so fucking done with the
3:49:56
entertainment industry. You don't want it in your life
3:50:00
and I don't watch it, but nothing wrong with that.
3:50:07
That's pretty much every film that comes out.
3:50:09
Now for me, I'm just leaving, I got better things to do, I'm out
3:50:14
there running them out there so I can take my Jeep.
3:50:16
Can I watch stuff? I watch TV shows from the 1980s
3:50:22
for the most part of a all the time.
3:50:30
Like, most my shows I watch. I'm I'm watching Magnum p.i.
3:50:35
right now. And then I actually like
3:50:39
explains a lot. Actually, I grew up literally
3:50:43
living in Hawaii. When Magnum PI came out.
3:50:46
Yeah, I was like, when I'm dating, when I'm going out on a
3:50:53
date with women with women and like she has like what my
3:50:57
favorite music like all my favorite music is from my dads
3:51:02
are always. So yeah, I'm in because they
3:51:06
created it look so for most part he's like it takes away from
3:51:12
today. I'm not making their music.
3:51:16
The Misery, Maid Sama, I hate to interrupt, but I do got a cut
3:51:20
and run at this point. I've been a little little long
3:51:22
for my wife stayed up here in a bit.
3:51:27
I will have a brother, I will talk to you soon.
3:51:30
Y'all have fun but it really have a good evening.
3:51:36
Yeah, you were saying about the music, no TV shows the music.
3:51:43
It was Not say was like but in that era of that that you your
3:51:51
time span from like the late 70s through the mid-80s late 80s
3:51:56
before Electronics came in. Yeah, TV shows for original
3:52:05
story, lines Regional Studios crane stuff around like just
3:52:11
regular I don't know much. I'm not always right?
3:52:17
And so you had your your Magnum p.i. and United pitv spin-offs
3:52:31
or not just spin off, but yet the TV shows that were cop each
3:52:34
other. Like, there's a few episodes of
3:52:37
Magnum, p.i., and Simon and Simon.
3:52:39
And there's a few episodes of Magnum, p.i.
3:52:51
Will you find a couple of shows from that same network that the
3:52:56
entertainment? Anyways, it was awesome.
3:53:08
We were home. We would watch these things and
3:53:12
we were like a maze and your hearing is a nine-year-old, 10
3:53:16
year-old watching the ship and were blown away.
3:53:19
And you know, it was so cold, it really wise and then leaving a
3:53:28
Hawaiian time. So if you were lucky enough and
3:53:32
you knew when and they let you like sit at the sidelines and
3:53:35
they would cut off my sections of a search streets of Honolulu
3:53:40
weather or other areas of Hawaii and they still episodes of
3:53:44
Magnum p.i. And it was talking Thomas and in
3:53:49
his head popping out of top of the priorities like driving
3:53:52
through coming out. Doing his lines above block, get
3:53:56
out, so. Yeah.
3:54:05
Yeah, yeah, good dude. Yeah.
3:54:08
Yeah. I've heard right now, if I knew
3:54:20
people who actually lived in real story of clothes, where her
3:54:31
do you like time? So when he was in the military
3:54:42
it still wasn't your forces Army.
3:54:45
Air corps, right? And he survived an Army, Air
3:54:49
Corps Air crash? Yeah.
3:54:52
And then like in some other stuff in.
3:54:55
So the dude literally was like, just Regular guy but he gets it
3:55:04
done man and fucking tell him in the focker intelligent to.
3:55:14
I mean every it runs in the family.
3:55:16
I mean it's like the guy smarts fuck and I like Clint Eastwood
3:55:21
is probably one of America's best Movie Makers ever.
3:55:26
She's like he's my favorite tractor is share with you.
3:55:31
I wrote like I took like a bunch of film classes in college but
3:55:38
I'm a rider since I'm writing major.
3:55:40
I wrote like I wrote to dissertations on when it is.
3:55:45
What I was in when I was in school.
3:55:49
Yeah, he's the dollars Trilogy is easily.
3:55:52
One of my favorite Film franchises as is as dirty hair
3:55:59
hairy so like yeah, people don't know that shit well unforgiven
3:56:12
to is fucking that's my favorite Western Unforgiven.
3:56:17
I mean, dude, it's like, it's like, it's like only fucking
3:56:24
bad-ass Unforgiven. Not a lot of people know this,
3:56:28
but Unforgiven was one of The Inspirations for Red Dead
3:56:32
Redemption. I didn't give me okay.
3:56:39
I don't know if that's true but that's what I heard.
3:56:42
That's what I heard is true or not.
3:56:45
You know, they had it had some but one of the westerns that
3:56:49
we've all made, if it's not true alarm, had some type of fucking
3:56:55
pool in Red Dead Redemption. Because yeah.
3:56:58
What year was rough day? Any of shit like that with down
3:57:03
like that? Oh, yeah.
3:57:06
By the way, I'm by the way for those are asking, I'm not going
3:57:11
to buy the $50, you know, Colin Karina remaster That Rocks Road
3:57:18
that they can live. I played it, and I'm done and
3:57:21
there's just nothing. I could even want to want to do
3:57:26
more red dead but I still play number two, but I'm not I played
3:57:32
number 1 13 years ago. When it first came out its, you
3:57:36
know what I want? I want.
3:57:37
I want somebody to do something like where you just.
3:57:41
Let's go rob a fucking train. Yeah, well, that was
3:58:00
Alright man well I think it's you know, call it man.
3:58:06
It's so thanks for showing up by.
3:58:10
I realize things. Got a little heated or not, call
3:58:13
me your friends, a dick head. Swain assholes up and you want
3:58:23
to call every single thing I was going to be.
3:58:25
But it is so, you know, he does that with me a lot to ask if you
3:58:37
watching To the best of my heart.
3:58:40
My heart suck a dick. But I mean, that from just being
3:58:45
a nice guy. Suck my dick and go fuck
3:58:48
yourself. I understand you, but what you
3:58:52
want? Fuck you.
3:58:54
All right. Well are we doing the cocktail
3:58:58
lounge that I missed last week? And it is almost barely didn't
3:59:04
do. It was me, and two people showed
3:59:07
up because goddamn Jets said it's not happening, they turned
3:59:12
it on, I will. Yeah.
3:59:18
So what happened? What happened last week was, I
3:59:22
was j.j. was like, it was like, it got cancelled.
3:59:29
So then that I was a great, I'm really fussy.
3:59:32
So I'm like, right. I'm going to take a phone call
3:59:35
button, so I I did. And then in the missed, my phone
3:59:39
call, which, like, which ended up going for like 2 hours.
3:59:43
Jay was like, I'm, you know, come on, and I'm like, I'm on
3:59:49
the phone. No, you're good.
3:59:53
Everybody's good. Just hold for like, five, six
3:59:57
hours before head. It's not happening.