Latest / The Sense and Senseless Podcast / Ep 47: “The Horrors of Hurt Core, Epstein Files Cover-Up & Society’s Moral Collapse”
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- Bryan: ⁓ well that's enough shit talk. You ready? Jason: Yeah. Done talking about poop. Bryan: What up, everybody? Welcome back to the Sense Census Podcast. I am Brian. Jason: I'm Jason. Bryan: Yes, Jay's all. it's your first time joining us, welcome to the family. We're just two regular guys breaking down heavy, uncomfortable shit that most people whisper about in plain English so everyone can follow along. Now, this is gonna go deep ⁓ this episode. It's gonna be ⁓ it's gonna be a little rough. ⁓ we're gonna continue our series ⁓ on child sexual assault material and child trafficking with a straight-up overview of. One of the sickest things imaginable. Hurt core. Now, ⁓ we'll talk about what it is, how it happens on the dark web, some of the worst cases that prove humanity can sink to absolute hell. But we're gonna keep it at a high level because this shit's really brutal. then we're gonna dive back into the Epstein files. Why the hell aren't our so-called leaders actually delivering justice for those victims? We also hit a couple of wild stories that show far society's moral compass has spun out, including a golden shower situation and something so violent it might be hard to watch. You're gonna enjoy that golden shower one, Jason. Jason: Yes. I've seen it. Bryan: ⁓ Jason: That's disgusting. Yeah. Wait till you all get a load of this at the end. Bryan: This one's heavy. But ⁓ ⁓ we believe shining light on darkness is how we protect the innocent and hold people accountable. like, share, subscribe, whatever. We appreciate, love each and every one of you. Jason, got anything before we kick this shit off? Jason: No, I do like it that you say it's dark, but the the saying is true. You can prove it science, religion, however you wanna say it. Darkness cannot exist where there's light. So Bryan: There go. Let's get into it. All right, so we we left off in the last episode in this series with families exploiting their own children. And we ⁓ we started in the snuff films of ⁓ homeless people. I was planning on going into her core into some detail, but after looking further into this shit, I I have to admit this shit is really disturbing. So I'll just give you a overview tonight. Jason: Do it. Bryan: And then we'll move on to some other issues which also are also disturbing, but not as bad as w what it can be with hurt core. So what is hurt core? Hurt core comes from blending the words hardcore and hurt. It comes from the sick minds of people who want to hurt, destroy, and even kill children. Hurt car is an extreme and illegal type of child sexual abuse material. It involves real world recordings of severe torture and pain, often mixed sexual abuse. The focus is on the child's suffering of crying, fear, and resistance for the view viewer's sexual gratification. Offenders sometimes demand live self-harm or escalation from malt or material. It is mainly shared on hidden dark web forms using a produce to join model. Users must upload new abuse material to excess content. The most notable videos in Hurt Car ⁓ Daisy's Destruction. Now, these videos, often described as a four part series, involve prolonged abuse of an 18 month old toddler. These videos were created around 2012 to 2013 by an Australian guy named Peter Scully. He also had some other accomplices, but they wasn't mentioned in any of this. And ⁓ this was made in the Philippines. This is the most infamous example of hurt core material. The videos depict the extreme sexual abuse and torture of very young children, including an 18-month-old toddler referred to as Daisy, as long as Well, with our older sisters. Scully produced and sold the material on the dark web through a site called No Limits Fund, charging up to $10,000 to a global audience of offenders. Now, he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Philippines for these unrelated crimes involving child trafficking, rape, and abuse. The case is frequently cited. as an example of the worst kind of real world child ⁓ exploitation material. I watched some videos on Scully and some of this on this hurt core stuff and this guy looks like a regular older guy, just like somebody's grandfather. They say he was smart and a wealthy guy, but I mean he was just a complete monster inside. I mean you have to be to do something like that to a toddler. You know, and and I don't even want to know the details. You know, but just to Hear the description of Daisy's destruction and know it was an ⁓ eighteen month old is is enough. Would you agree? Jason: Yeah, it's Bryan: I don't and I don't know what's worse. Jason: Yep, that's that's that's this guy. I don't I I I I don't even understand. I mean don't understand any kid at all. Don't get me wrong. But the lower you go in age, the more my brain just shuts down and goes violent wi about you. I mean it and it starts I want to go violent with you at this age and the lower we go my mind goes sickening on how violent I'm wanna go at you. You know what I'm saying? Bryan: ⁓ I ⁓ I understand exactly what you say. Jason: This this this underage is the the top of the line right there is is just just straight just take take you out. Just make it quick, you're done. The other one down here at the very bottom, eighteen month old, we're gonna take days. You know what I'm saying? Some of that Green Beret stuff. Bryan: No, I I agree. It and I think what's worse for me is it's sick enough that you have a guy that's willing to do this and his accomplices willing to do this and and video it, right? Or record it. It's even worse that there's a market for it that people are paying ten thousand dollars a pop to see this shit. You know what I'm saying? That is just f fucked up. Jason: Yeah, you'd think Satan would look at these people and be like, Yeah, I don't have room for you down here. Like there's s another pit of hell that Satan don't even know about that these people go to. Bryan: But and the problem is is there's a market for this shit. Jason: I know, that's sick. Yeah, watching some of them T Tim Tebow interviews with ⁓ Sean Ryan and stuff, or that guy that you had on there, the hacker. Bryan: Uh-huh. Jason: That's that's crazy, man, the amount of people. Bryan: And so they got networks like Hurt to the Core they they are linked to abuse toddlers, ⁓ infants and preschoolers, sometimes e involving siblings. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And this site right here, this hurt to the core. It it was a it was one of those sites that's basically a pay-to-play site. So from what I found, there were levels to this site. The basic page might have some normal level sick fuck shit, you know, like kitty porn or something. And to get to the more sick pages, you had to bring your own sick shit with you or hurt core videos as a price. So you had to bring something that they haven't seen to put on their site. Yep. Jason: Well you had to trade with them. Bryan: in order to get up to the next site. I mean that that that in itself just shows you as sick it is, you know, and Jason: And with our technology, br we can't shut this shit down, huh? Bryan: No, it doesn't say well, nope. Jason: That goes to show how high up this is. That goes to show how high up this is. We got enough technology to completely shut that crap down. Bryan: Now, to be fair, on on the one that we're talking about, the hurt to the core, it has been shut down. We're gonna go to that. But no, there's still hurt core out there. You know? So but yeah, I agree with you. It goes way the fuck up there. I'm not saying it doesn't. I'm just in for our discussion the hurt to the core has been shut down. Jason: Right. Bryan: So I I'm sure they can. It just probably takes them a to track ⁓ you know. You know what I'm getting at? It's they Jason: Yeah, I know, but why are they not continu why are not continuously shutting down? We have to take the people out. Bryan: ⁓ that's just 'cause like what you said is there's a people way above that don't want this shit shut down. We're gonna discuss that too. Jason: Okay. Bryan: And there's also even sites where you can rent fucking kids for this shit. Jason: toys are us. Bryan: Yep. And as as this hurt to the core site grew, it became a competition as who can get the worst shit, you know, who can do the worst shit to these kids, who can produce the worst fucking videos. And the guy that built and ran Hurt to the Core, which was was just a page in his Pedo Empire site on the dark web. He went by the name of Lux. So he had pedo empire was P with the number three backwards and then DO Empire. That was on the dark web. Lux was in his early twenties when he was caught. When he was caught, he was in his early twenties. He was just a young loner that sat at a computer all day and night playing the World of Warcraft. Jason: ⁓ those people. Bryan: They stated that when he was running this fucked up site, he was also providing babysitting services for six kids under the age of ten. But there was there was no reports of any assaulting or abusing those kids. But really, man, I mean, fuck. Jason: No reports. Bryan: These people should be tortured to death in my opinion, just kinda like you was just saying earlier. I I don't know what you do with those people. So who are the victims in this shit? victim profile almost ⁓ very young children, toddlers, infants, and preschoolers, often under six, including babies as young as eighteen months. Both boys and girls are victimized. Most victims know they're abuser. law enforcement ⁓ universally seen as one of the worst crimes possible. Pure torture of defenseless children for pleasure. Even other dark web and underground communities think this sick. Think about that. People on the dark web think this shit is sick. Jason: Please. Bryan: So who is participating in this shit? Well, predominantly adult men, typically aged twenty to fifty, many in their forties, often tech savvy, able to use encryption and dark web tools, where there you go for evading capture. Some appear to live normal lives but have sadistic tendencies. You think? This is not a fantasy or an entertainment. It causes lifelong trauma to real children. It is extremely rare ⁓ even among CSAM offenders, but demand keeps new material appearing. ⁓ That's what I can't How can you keep a demand for this shit? Jason: That's disgusting, man. It's hard to talk about. Bryan: It is and that's why we kept it so short 'cause I Jason: 'Cause I wanna get off here right now and let's go meet up somewhere and let's start hunting these people. Bryan: Yeah, so I Jason: Maybe we can come up with our own hardcore website where we go hunt these people down. the hunted version. Bryan: Yeah, I and I just wanted to go over that real quick. This hurt core ⁓ 'cause it's out there, it's sick, I know, it's hard to listen to, it's hard to think about, but This shit can only happen if these children are put in positions by someone in their family or someone that's supposed to be protecting them. You know, it's not like these kids are going out there looking for shit. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, regardless of what's done to these children, it starts with somebody in most cases putting these kids in the position for this to happen to It star Jason: Well, can we not get back and agree? Is my audio messing you up? Bryan: Yeah, but it's good. I'll I'll fix it. Jason: Okay, but can we not get back and agree that back when we were younger, have you seen me lately? Have you seen me lately? All these missing kids milk cartons and flyers at the post office and all that stuff. I don't think people were kidnapping kids back in the day just ⁓ 'cause I want kids. Now that I'm seeing all this, I think this is where it was w what it was what was going on. I mean the internet wasn't around then, but they were video there was video cameras. Bryan: So you think they were stealing kids? Jason: I think they were yeah, I think they were taking kids, kidnapping them in order to exploit them. I'm sure there was video cameras, there was ⁓ they were videotaping the stuff and selling it. I guarantee they were like the maybe little mi mini Epstein Islands. Like pedophile parties and stuff. You know what I'm saying? Bryan: Quite possible. Jason: Sex trafficking children and stuff. Nobody was stealing kids back then 'cause dang it, Margaret, we ain't got no damn kids around here to change a channel on the TV and to go outside and mow the lawn and we ain't got no kids to beat and and ground and all that. Let's just go steal us a couple kids. Let's go kidnap a couple kids. Well why were they kidnapping kids? Bryan: I'm Jason: I never knew I never I didn't understand it. Your parents didn't even talk about it. So why are these kids on the back of the milk carton? Bryan: Yeah, where'd they go? Jason: My mom and dad always joked and said kidnappers wouldn't get two blocks with you guys and kick y'all out. Appreciate you, Mom. just legally bound to keep us, huh? So ⁓ That this was it. it was just the the pre technology when we were younger and seeing all that, all them kids missing and all that. No no telling. I'd love to run the numbers. Maybe I'll do that next week or during the week, right? And then may I'll I'll just throw a a couple nuggets out in our next podcast of how many that I went back and looked that they know of, kids that were kidnapped back in the eighties. in early nineties, right before internet came out. Bryan: But kidnapped for what? Jason: That's what I'm getting at. Why weren't they kidnapped? Bryan: Well if they never found ⁓ they won't know. Jason: But I'm saying how many kids come up missing? Bryan: That's what I yeah, so ⁓ I'm just trying to understand. I understand what you s I think I understand what you say. I think you're saying that a lot of ⁓ were kidnapped and they were probably used for shit like this or ⁓ some form of Jason: Yeah, this stuff's been going on for a long time. We just never knew about it now until technology came up where it's being shared and over the internet and all that, right? Bryan: Yeah, I just don't know how you how it would have been recorded back in the back then if it no, not recorded that way. The statistics. Jason: VHS. ⁓ yeah but th they still should have numbers of how many kids went missing in the eighties and all that. Yeah, police records and all that stuff would show that. Bryan: No, they'll have that. But how but how do you correlate that to what this is? Jason: That's what I'm getting at. How many I'm not correlating. I'll correlate that in my own damn mind. What I'm saying, I want to know the numbers. How many kids actually were reported missing and never found from this kind back in the eighties? And we never knew. We never knew what the why were kids coming up missing? Why were people taking kids? We didn't nobody even Bryan: Okay. Okay. Jason: They just said, Hey, watch out for the van the pedophile well they they call it the pedal van now, but watch out for the white van with the dude with candy trying to get you to get on there. Bryan: Yeah, and what's sad is that it now we see it it all it actually all starts with someone these kids trust. Jason: Yeah. That that's all I'm getting at is is the why was this stuff never in life why wasn't the the the local police department or the news or anybody speaking on the media wasn't even talking about this. All they they were talking about kids coming up missing, but why? They weren't talking about ⁓ being sex trafficked. I didn't know about sex trafficking until maybe the mid late nineties and two thousands. Never heard of that until then. It's not because I'm dumb or something. It's just it was never talked about. Bryan: Well, I mean, did when did sex trafficking actually become a staple or actually become a term? Jason: I don't know, but I think it's been going on for a long time. Way before the two thousand it didn't just become a trend like a TikTok trend. Bryan: No, I agree with you, but you're saying you didn't hear sex trafficking. It might have been called something different. Jason: No, I'm saying Brian, there was no correlation. Nobody ever put a tag, hashtag y y yeah, okay. I'm sorry. What ⁓ that's what I'm getting at. You knew kids were getting kidnapped back in the nineties and eighties, but you didn't know why. They were showing up missing, but nobody ever said why. There was no tag to it. Why? Why was there not Bryan: Alright, we'll move it all. Because I don't think anybody knew why. Jason: think they did. I think they just kept it down on the down low. Bryan: Well, this is on the down low. You only know why because of technology. If technology wouldn't be there, it would still be on the down low. Jason: That's what I'm getting at. That's right. That's what I'm saying. Due to technology, we're being enlightened. They can't hide shit like they used to. Bryan: Okay. Well, well, more I look into this shit, like the acts of sexual violence against our children, the more I realize how prominent this shit is. It's and it's more prominent than ⁓ ever would have thought of. In the US, the CDC reports that one in four girls and one in thirteen to twenty boys experience child sexual abuse. This suggests Jason: That's what I was getting at. Bryan: Hundreds of thousands of new incidents annually. Hundreds of thousands of new incidents annually. Now the global data is harder to quantify, but globally, UNICEF and the WHO estimate that up to a billion children ages two to seventeen had some sort of abuse in any given year. This is not just sexual abuse. You know, it ⁓ it also includes physical violence and neglect. But ⁓ lifetime around one in five females and one in seven males alive today experience sexual violence as a child in the world. This includes three hundred and seventy ⁓ million females and two hundred and forty to three hundred and ten million males that have been raped or sexually assaulted. Think about that. Jason: Chase. That's disgusting. That's a lot of yeah, that's chase. Bryan: Yeah, ⁓ on the low end, roughly six hundred and ten million people alive today have been raped or sexually assaulted worldwide. Almost twice the population of the US has been raped or sexually assaulted. on the low end, roughly six hundred and ten million people alive today have been raped or sexually assaulted worldwide. Almost twice the population of the US has been raped or sexually assaulted. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Bryan: Pretty fucking prominent. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: All right. So let's talk about little Jeffrey Epstein. We haven't talked about him in a while, so let's talk about that. There's some information pop up on Trump this week about Jeffrey Epstein. And ⁓ we're gonna get to that. But first I wanna go back in time. We're gonna ⁓ we're gonna start with Marjorie Taylor Green and what she saw with Trump protecting his friends. Since you were talking earlier about why we aren't seeing all this stuff, we're gonna go down that road. Jason: Ha ha ha. Bryan: Okay. Remember that? Jason: Yeah, I d I a hundred percent remember. Now, real quick, do you think he didn't know Who all was in there? And that's why he said he was gonna release it and then when he got wind of all that was in there he was like ⁓ Is there a chance of that or you still think that like Israel or whatever got on him and shut it down? Because I think Epstein has already known he's a Jew. He was with the Israel government, right? Bryan: What I really think and we'll we'll get into this probably a little more is he knew who was in those files. Jason: From the get go. So why would he ever come out running on that? Bryan: Because he didn't think he would ever get pushed this far. That's what I think. Jason: You think he never had intentions at all at releasing ⁓ He just ran on it to get Bryan: No, no. He he would release them. He I think he is so confident that he's he's this type of person that I did what I said I was gonna do. They didn't allow it to be released. You know what I'm getting at? So he signs off this pic, we're gonna release Debstein files. And then some other prominent people block it because they use their politicians to block this shit. That's what he's hoping for. But when then when Massey and them come back around. Jason: Uh-huh. Bryan: And fucking open it back up and say, Hey, look, no, we're gonna bring this shit to a vote and then it passes, then he has no fucking choice but to release the Epstein files. That's what he wasn't prepared for. That's what I think. Having said that, can't prove that he's had done anything wrong, you know. I just think that he wasn't prepared to release Dep Synchronous. Jason: He used it as a ploy. He knew it would get shut down as soon as he got in there. ⁓ that's what he was banking on. So he could use it to step into office as a stepping stone. Not saying that that was his whole campaign, but it was one of the big highlights of his campaign. Bryan: Yeah, if you go back and watch his campaign at first, he's not, you know ask him about releasing and he's not very, yes, I'm gonna do it. But as that started gaining track ⁓ traction, okay, he'll do it. But I really believe that he well, it he didn't believe it did happen. It was not going anywhere until Massey, Rokana, and Boulbert and ⁓ ⁓ stepped up and made them push that to a vote. It Jason: Mm-hmm. No. Yeah. Right. Bryan: It wasn't going anywhere and he had no choice to s Jason: So he he he hoped it got covered up or put back to bed and it didn't, it got woke back up and then that's why he went at her. Bryan: Well yeah, I could once Congress passed it and the Senate passed it, he could have vetoed it. But if he vetoes it, he looks like the lone pedophile. So he couldn't veto it. He was put in a a bad position. Jason: Right. Whew. That's right. And as we've seen in our comments before or whatever, people saying that i even if he didn't do anything, he's covering up for pedophile, so he's just as guilty. Bryan: I would say so, yes. If if he's no only covering up for him, you're damn right. Jason: And you guys are right that could have commented that. I agree with that. He's just as guilty. He needs to stop doing it. Make ⁓ pay for what they did. That's disgusting. They need to be held accountable. Bryan: Now, here's ⁓ Julian Doria on their are they protecting the Epstein File. Aliens don't even fucking interest us anymore Jason: Cause everybody wants this Epstein shit to damn be done with. Bryan: well yeah, we we want we want some fucking somebody to be held accountable for this shit. Jason: Accountable, yes. Bryan: Yeah, it's ridiculous. Here was an update. Now all this I put this to most of this together last week and we were gonna run this last week, but our first show went long. But ⁓ check this out. And I got a disclaimer to go after this one, but I just I wanted to share this because it's ⁓ it's it's interesting. Let's just put it that way. Okay, before we get too deep into this 'cause ⁓ it it's unbelievable to even hear that, but these allegations are from twenty sixteen from a woman known as Kitty Johnson or Jane Doe. And ⁓ these are just allegations only. The nothing's been proven in court and no charges were ever resulted from from these claims. Now having said that, you know Yeah, I don't know what to think about that shit. You know, yes, i he's never been taken to cart and you know there's no laws lawsuits filed or anything. And they even said that they were voluntarily dismissed right before the twenty sixteen election. Okay. Why were they voluntarily dismissed right before the twenty sixteen election? I mean, when somebody paid off. I mean, is there any is any truth to it? No, so they said there was never a trial, no discovery, no cross examination, and no court ever ruled on whether the claims were true. And there's probably a reason for that, right? ⁓ remain unverified allegations. Jason: Yeah. You I I'm not taking up for him by no means because I think, you know, to sit there and just go off of what I just watched there versus what I'm looking at. But all I'm all I'm doing is I'm sitting in the stadium watching the ball game and making my assessment from what I see. You're gonna tell me the Democrats couldn't have got a hold of this and hung him up hard for that? Bryan: Probably could've. Jason: Okay, why not? Bryan: Well they already had this. Yes. Why not? Jason: That's what I'm saying. Yeah, why not? I mean you are you feeling some validity to this or do you think it's maybe Bryan: Prolick. I used to think like you, but then when I realized that Democrats nor the Republicans have any control of any of this shit, they don't because they wasn't allowed to. You know what I'm getting at? If the Democrats bring Donald Trump well, no, because if you bring Donald Trump down, who else has to come down? Jason: The puppet master wouldn't let ⁓ ⁓ he's gonna yeah, you you're right. You bring the narcissist down, he's gonna bring down all those friends too. Bryan: So you don't play that card until you have to play that. That's what my thoughts are. Now, having said that, I would love to believe that he hasn't done any of this yet. You know? Jason: That this was just deployed ⁓ ruin him and his the election. That's cause look when it was done. It's just kinda funny how I sorry, I gotta sit back up and hope I don't mess my mic back up. But anyways, it's just kinda funny how they do all this stuff. Like this stuff happened back in when when'd you say nineteen ninety four? it just came out in twenty sixteen when the dude's running for president. Bryan: Yeah, but Yeah. Jason: It it's not like he was some kind of hermit just sitting somewhere not doing nothing, Brian. He w he's been a successful businessman. Now he's becoming the president ⁓ or trying to become the president of the United States and he's got a real chance to. And he does. Right? He he's got a real chance to do this and he and he ends up doing it. That would be scarier to try to go after that dude then because now he's got some power. When he was just a big businessman, he didn't have the power that he does now. So if you're gonna bring it up, I'd bring it up when that's my that's my ⁓ logical mind thinking. Bryan: No, I agree with you. ⁓ there there's a reason behind all of this shit that none of us understand. And we'll never understand 'cause they'll never investigate it enough to where we sh will understand it, you know? Jason: Yeah. Well and it's no different than I don't trust anything. don't trust any of it anymore. I don't. I don't trust this girl. I don't trust him. I ⁓ not riding the fence. I'm not riding the fence. It's just until this goes to trial and all the evidence is laid out there, I'm not I don't even want to have an opinion on it. Bryan: You're right. I agree with you. Well, let me let me finish tonight and then we'll we'll see how much I even fuck your opinion up even more. All right. Alright, so now there's claims about Trump liking perk perked nipples. I didn't know what this was until today, yeah. It's it's where he basically sucked and tortured some girls' nipples until they were red and swollen. Did you know that is what perked nipples meant? Jason: Okay. Appreciate you, buddy. Part nipples, huh? Nope, never heard of that. Fetish before but Bryan: ⁓ this is in the Epstein files of secondhand knowledge from another victim that has seen the damage to the alleged Trump nipple torture victim. Again, these are just allegations, all right? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Now, before we move on, I want to go back and see how Cash Patel viewed Debstein case prior to becoming FBI director. All right. Cash had a lot of change of heart since he became H FBI director. Jason: was all talking till he got put in that spot and he's like, don't exist. Bryan: Yeah, don't exist. Yeah, yeah. No, any any no Epstein, he he he committed suicide. Jason: Thought that black book was there. That's what somebody told me. And then I got in there where I could look and wasn't there. I'm like, I called the dude up. I said, dude, you said it was there. And his eyes are like like this big. And he's like, I you know with these eyes, I ain't missing shit. You know what I'm saying? So he said, I looked in that whole office. I didn't find them. Bryan: Ha ha And and here's the problem I have with people that argue this shit is Jason: And Epstein only trafficked for himself. Bryan: Yeah. So before he got into that position and even Dan Bongino, everything they said came from reliable sources, right? You they had the best sources ever, ever. You you you had to believe them. And trust me, I did. You know, ⁓ they talked to they had the best sources ever. So either their best sources ever just completely lied to them the whole time that they were giving all these interviews before they got in there, their sources were correct, and when they got in there, they got shut the fuck up. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, either way, they're compromised in my opinion. Jason: Which which scares the holy living crap out of me because that tells me no matter who you are, when you get in there you're you're you're shut down. Even if you're that outsider that don't play games either way, when you come in there, guess what, Nat? Welcome to the club, but ⁓ you think you were gonna come in here and make a difference? You're not. We're just peasing the clowns out there that think they're voting. Hey I seriously think to a point now, Brian, that they will take somebody out. They'll take ⁓ out. They don't care. Bryan: ⁓ y you talking about take ⁓ out like kill ⁓ yeah, ⁓ yeah. Jason: Yeah. I'm trying not to use certain words. I don't want to get blocked on ⁓ when we post or whatever, but I'm just saying that they they don't care anymore. Dude, so much stuff is coming to light and they don't get they don't give a shit. They're like, Okay, you caught us. What are you gonna do? Nothing. You're not doing nothing because this whole system that you thought existed is just a damn ploy. You know what I'm saying? You it's like playing doctor when you were a kid, when you played doctor. It's ⁓ you you're going through the motions. It looks like a doctor's office. It looks like this, but it's not. It's it's a game. Us people up here, way up here that you will never touch, we have all the control. Just go to work and do what we tell you to do. We don't care anymore. You you caught us. What are you gonna do? You ain't doing shit. Cause we got all the power. And you and you and you fools, you idiots out there can't even come together. You can't even come together. I'm not even gonna bring up this Carm Carmelo Anthony crap. I mean, you got people sitting there acting like the kid got screwed. He stabbed somebody and killed him, but he got screwed. But we won't even bring that. I'm just saying we can't get along good enough, Brian, to come together to take our country back. I'm just saying. And they know it. And they don't even care, dude. It you watch, you watch. The further we go, the more they'll just start okay. What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do? Nothing. You ain't doing shit. Bryan: No, I I have a theory on all that too. And I had that for the next episode, but I don't think I'm gonna make the next up episode tonight. So ⁓ it might be for next week. But I got I got a theory on all that. Wait, here here's the three men as of two weeks ago that was holding Epstein case up. And the reason I say from two weeks ago, 'cause I had this in here for last week, but there's some updates to this, so I wanted to leave this one in. So I'm gonna leave this one in and we're gonna keep moving. Here we go. Jason: Okay. Bryan: Goofy. Al also note that Pam Bondi when she she stepped down from the DOJ and tried to duck her despo ⁓ depositions, right? Into the how sh the investigation of the Epstein files was being handled. She still had to show up. This was last week or week before last. She still had to show hell show up, but she wasn't held to the same standards as she no longer was part of the DOJ. Yep. And she didn't have to answer the questions as she would had if she was still in a position. Jason: Mm-hmm. The office. Yeah. Yeah. Well that just that don't raise any red flags, does it? That don't Bryan: No, yeah. Not in a C here. Jason: Yeah. Be like I th it's like you doing something showed you at work and then you quit. You you just leave and quit and then they call you back in and start questioning you and you're like, Fools, I ain't gotta answer shit. I don't work here no more. Bryan: Yeah. Yeah, I I didn't steal all that. Stum up. Jason: I didn't take all that. You but yeah. Good luck. Wasn't me. And and what do we we are that that girl and I I hate to say it's that white girl, that white trash girl saying, Okay, I guess it wasn't you. Yeah. Bryan: What me? What me? Guess it won't you? Jason: Gosh day, dude. Bryan: All right, so I brought you all this so I can bring you to what came out yesterday, day before yesterday from the New York Times. So they dropped this ⁓ they had some news that come out and they they made it into a TikTok. And it it's Trump in the Epstein Files. I'm gonna play this for you and we got a few breaks that we're gonna have in it and ⁓ we'll stop and discuss. All right. Okay. Originally wanted all this shit released and all of a sudden, nothing to see here. Nothing to see here. But you're crazy if you notice that shit. Jason: I see the puzzle pieces, Brian. It's just hard to put the puzzle together. Bryan: Yep. And again, I'm not a big supporter of the New York Times. I'm not saying that everything they say in here is true. Having said that, everything they said so far is correct as far as all of them supported the release of Debstein files. Jason: They did. None of that was taken out of context. We all seen that when we watched the well, media. And their propaganda of what they wanted to do with this administration. So Bryan: Well, let's continue. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Not so no client lists, so there's no more convictions. ⁓ You wouldn't you don't need convict anybody else. Jason: We were wrong, sorry, we got a hold of the shit. We didn't know for sure. We thought it was on there. It wasn't. We need to move on, people. Bryan: Who who the fuck's lying here? Jason: ⁓ you either lied to us to get it going or you lied to us when you got in there and said, You know what, I ran on this. I knew it'd get me it pushed me over the edge. Now that I'm in here, fuck you. Bryan: Shall we continue? Jason: Let's do it. Shall we? Yes we shall. Bryan: I wanna pause that right there because I I there's just every time they say that it sticks in my head he's used to telling his base what to think and they believe him. It's the truth. You know? Right. It's Jason: Yep. It is. Because we seen manga go just as bad as the far left. Bryan: Yep. All right. Let me here we go again. Let's bring it back. Yeah, when he said that ⁓ it was a Democrat hoax, it was like, on, man, you know. Jason: If it was a Democrat hoax, it would have been released under Biden. I mean, come on. Shut up. Bryan: Yeah that that yeah, I don't know. And ⁓ Jason: Nobody wants it released, Brian. No, no, there's not a whole lot of of of ⁓ political people that want it released, because I'm sure there's a ton of people on it. I'm I'm sure it's gonna whether you're on it or somebody that funds you is on it, you know what I'm saying? There's there's a lot of hands and spiderwebs tied to this thing. Do you agree on that? On both sides, both sides of the aisle. Bryan: No, I agree with that. I you I think yeah, the whole political system, the the the people above the political system, the fucking I I think a lot of milli billionaires in our fucking ⁓ in our class world leaders. Jason: Yeah. That's why I'm saying Israel what what did like in the movies and all that and you've heard people doing it in real life, they've used like pictures and shit against you, right, to get you to do certain things. They get they they get you blackmailed and I think that's what Israel did with Epstein. Bryan: Yeah, black Mary. Well, I think what's fucked up is is their first first thoughts were we'll go on Joe Rogan. Jason: Joe oughta be pissed off about that. Bryan: Well, I mean, ⁓ even if he was flattered with it, I mean, you think just broin up with Joe Rogan is just gonna make all of us just fall in line? Jason: Like we're a bunch of hey Joe, I love you. If you ever do catch us, I do love you. You're a good dude. I like your podcast, I really do. But just because you have somebody on there doesn't mean I'm gonna believe ⁓ Well, Joe Rogan Joe Rogan trust him, I trust him too. Dude, that's guys, man. I'm telling you, man, they treat us it's like being at work and they come in there and try to blow some sunshine up your butt and you're like, Did Are you really gonna do that? You think these guys are stupid? Bryan: Yeah. No, and neither would he. Yeah, no. Jason: You wanna get in a focus group, I'm gonna tell you, watch what you t tell grown people that have a mind. Stop t treating us like we're kids, like we're naive and ⁓ Bine, they they said it, it must be true. Bryan: It has to be. Jason: It has to be. It was on the internet, right? Bonjour. Bryan: Yeah, I don't know if this shit I don't know if this shit's true. It could be. I i it's very plausible. I'll give you that. Very plausible. Jason: Yeah. Plausible. What what are you talking is plausible? Bryan: All the shit with what they just said on the New York Times. Jason: ⁓ that's yeah, I'm ⁓ Marjorie Marjorie Taylor Green swears up and down that Trump's name was in there a bunch, but nobody was accusing him of anything. Like basically he helped him. What Trump came back at her about is shut the hell up. If we come out with this, a lot of my friends are gonna fly. He's not worried about himself. He as in his name being tarnished, that he did something. He's worried about his friends. The the the left wing and the left wing media is still trying to say just like that ⁓ Cody Johnson, Jane Doe thing, that he was doing stuff. Bryan: Well well let me ask you this. If you were in those files if for any particular reason and it was bad, would would you tell Marjorie Taylor Greene that you're not just pr you know, I'm a p not only protecting myself, but I'm protecting my friend. You would still not tell her. You know what I'm getting at? 'Cause she's no, he no, yes what I'm getting at. She's Jason: He didn't tell her nothing. She's weared ⁓ She's weared ⁓ It's like she it's like she knew it. Bryan: No. She read nope, she read the redacted versions. Jason: ⁓ well it's like it's like she already knew that he wasn't guilty. Bryan: And she's well, she's saying that he he he was in the files. The the women that she talked to were saying that she w there was nothing that happened and they were protecting them. But he could still be trying to protect himself. There's still three million files that haven't been released. Jason: Okay, but still you think the women that she talked to, if that if he did what he did to that Katie Johnson girl there, that would've got around to them other girls. He'd have been known he'd have been known in that house. When Big Daddy shows up, you better you know what I'm saying, you better get scared that he don't pick you. That's what it I'm just saying. Bryan: I I don't know what to believe anymore. I don't. Jason: I think he's covering for people. Do I think he's guilty? I he's guilty by association and he's guilty for covering up. And we can sit there and say he's just as guilty as the people that did it if he won't say he's complicit. Bryan: Well, one of the guys that was part of the three men that was holding it up is James Colmer. And I I always thought James Colmer was on the up and up because he was pushing all this shit. And I'm not saying that he's not doesn't have some good tendencies, but from what this guy was saying and what he was showing earlier, that James Colmer did have a hand in holding some of this shit up because he wasn't pushing, you know, as much as he could. But since this stuff came out from the New York Times, seems like James Colmer had a change of heart. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Two disappear. Jason: I don't want your hoes, I just want your money, buddy. Bullshit. Bull bullshit, dude. Bull crap. Bryan: Think that's a coincidence? Think that's a coincidence? Jason: About what? Bryan: That Comer had a change of heart to to bring all this shit to light, to bring ⁓ Todd Blanche in. Jason: If if stuff keeps getting keeps coming out, you're gonna start seeing more people bail off the ship, I think. Bryan: I mean, I don't know what to fucking believe. You know, but I just know this shit stinks. It does. Jason: It does. But I think like they they they interviewed the Clintons or depositioned them. They depositioned guess Bill Gates now and and and Pam Bondi and it's like You you think anybody's gonna go in there and say, You're right. Like like ⁓ what's his name on shoot, ⁓ you can't handle the truth. Bryan: ⁓ Jason: Where they finally get him so pissed off he finally admits that he ordered the code red. Bryan: Yeah. Well I don't think I don't think you have to do that. What I think you need to do is if you bring ⁓ in a deposition and you might only get you might not get anything but maybe a name. Now you talk to that person. Now you might get two names from that person. That's what I think a deposition does. You know? Jason: I know, but I wanna was Bill and Hillary doing some nasty shit to them girls. Bryan: I think they all were either doing some nasty shit or they were watching some nasty shit. I think they all fucking j Jason: Yeah. Yeah, it it's yeah, w w I don't even know what you wanna call that. Like some kind of nasty like the heartcore. Some kind of nasty group thing. I mean, just it some kind ⁓ yeah, whatever the hell you want to call that. But but that's what I'm getting at. Do you think they'll ever get any of ⁓ to admit, Yep, I did that crap. Bryan: No, I don't think you get them to admit that. Jason: But but so did so and so, so and so, so and so, so and so. Yeah, I mean, you think Bill Gates is full of shit that he just went there for money? Yeah, he was like this the whole time. don't wanna see none of that over there. I just ⁓ can I have your checkbook? Yep. Hey ⁓ I'm out of here, I'm on the next flight. Come on, dude. Bryan: I don't know why we don't want to know more about who's in these files. You know, who hurt who hurt these fucking kids. You know, why we don't want to know that. Jason: We do. They ain't gonna release it. Bryan: Well, listen to this from Julian Dory. ⁓ And if this is true, I mean people need to be brought to fucking justice. Why we letting ⁓ bury this shit. I know it's hard to hear. Jason: The only thing it is, it's hard to hear. The only thing we can do is just keep talking about it so it stays on people's minds so we don't forget, so we don't stop, so we don't shut up. And maybe, maybe, maybe we can get some people to turn and get convicted. That it's gonna take conviction the heart. To say, you know what, I I'm I'm done with this. I'm I'm I'm willing to do whatever it takes. I'll lose my life to make sure this stuff comes out. I'll sacrifice my career, my life, whatever it is, but I'm gonna die knowing I did what I could. To expose this shit. It's exposed, we just don't know who. Now let's find out who and let's hold some people accountable, people. Bryan: That's the thing. People need to be held accountable. They they need to be held accountable. Jason: And I don't care, they can come knock on my door. If I get a knock knock, that's not my front door right there. It's my bedroom door. But if if I get a knock on the front door, that I'm not gonna shut up. I'm not gonna stop talking. If as long as you bring it up and we have it on here, I'm not gonna be like Brian, I just don't wanna talk about that no more. Bryan: No, I mean we're gonna keep talking about and really sucks, man, it is I believe that these same people that were protected by the Epstein class are the ones that protect these lower pedophiles, these motherfuckers that have this hurt core. Because you y you have to get this material from somewhere. Somebody has to give these people not only the material, but the fucking children. You think these people going out there and actually harvesting children and getting all no. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: No, you know. So I think they're protecting their pipeline. And that's why they have this pedophilia getting so big and the the the people that are in the pedophilia are so bold now. You know? Think about it. How stupid can you be? I don't even watch all these fucking ⁓ catch a catch a predator shit. But but every now yeah, every now and then or whoever that dude did every now and then you'll see ⁓ or some Jason: Yeah. Yeah, with Chris Anson, yeah. Bryan: Just random people that do this now, right? Which is great. I think is awesome. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But you know that they're doing this. yeah, ⁓ don't make any sense. You know? Jason: And you keep getting caught. It's it's a sick it's it's a demon I I keep saying it and people can argue with me. It's demonic. It's it's just something in in you that's that you can't you can't stop. Bryan: I think that's why they were trying to ⁓ normalize pedophilia. You remember when they were talking about the ⁓ maps, the minor attracted people? And map was gonna be part of the LGBTQ IA plus. ⁓ Jason: Mm-hmm. ⁓ yeah, yeah, yeah. 'Cause they're just keep adding things to it and eventually, like you said, ped pedophiles will be added to that too and they'll be protected. Bryan: What that's what it was. Maps. It was a miner attracted people. If you was attracted to a minor, you Jason: Yeah. Like I can't yeah, I can't I can't help it. I'm just attracted to minors. You can't hold that against me. You can Yeah. Bryan: That's it. No. No, you're a fucking pedophile. Jason: Yeah. And just like ⁓ being put in separate places in a prison. Is that not protecting pedophiles? Put them in there in general pop. Let them sort themselves out. I always say that. Now, hey, let me put the key word on this because this is the minor. This is probably one percent of all all cases, right? Where somebody's convicted of that stuff, it's probably one to two percent less than five where the person's innocent and was wrongly accused. That's Bryan: Yeah, yeah. Jason: And it could happen to you, Bon, it could happen to me, it could happen to anybody. You gotta make sure that you know that you know that you know that that person did do that and you got all the evidence that you need that yes, we know for sure, then you put them in general pop and you let it sort itself out. Cause I guarantee they ain't gonna make it too long. That's a d it's a death penalty for a pedophile to get put in general pop in a lot of prisons, like big prisons. Bryan: I think we can definitely agree that everything we discussed tonight is because people have less morals today. Jason: Yeah, it's Bryan: You know, people they're they're more immoral than they used to be. And I I don't think that people were just better. You know, earlier, I think people were put in check back in the day. You know, we we policed our own. You know, we d we didn't we didn't wait for the cops or somebody to come in. You see somebody doing something wrong, you fucking corrected ⁓ You know, we we we don't do it. I don't think you're even allowed to do that anymore. You probably just go to jail. You know, or or Jason: Yeah. Bryan: People don't wanna correct you and they just record it. Yeah. It don't matter how fucking heinous the act is, they're just gonna fucking make sure they got it put on TikTok. Jason: More. Like you were telling me all the stuff you get taught in the concealed carry class. You better have X amount of money, insurance, and a lawyer to protect yourself. What what that makes no sense. Why why would I be allowed to conceal carry to protect myself and other people? And if I have to take the enemy down, right? Bryan: ⁓ yeah. Jason: The threat. We gotta take the threat down. Now I'm gonna be sued. Bryan: That's great. Jason: For sure I'm gonna be sued and I could face some law. That makes no sense to me. You tell me I can protect myself, but then tell ⁓ turn around and tell me I'm gonna get punished for protecting myself. Bryan: It's a great country to the US. No, you g you're punished for killing somebody. Jason: That that's protecting myself. Bryan: I I agree with you, dude. I agree with you. It's just they say that you better make sure that you have all your ducks in a row before you shoot somebody. Jason: I'm not thinking of that when there's a threat. Well, I'm taking the threat out. I'm not ta I'm not like I'm not like ⁓ hold up, ⁓ Brian, did ⁓ honey, ⁓ check check the do we got the insurance, call the lawyer, okay, everything's good, okay. not thinking of that. The whole point of going to that training is to protect yourself and those around you. Bryan: No, I I agree with you. And and and if there's a You're not. It is. But you also have to think in the consequences of doing that. You still might be taking someone else's is i i what is that actual threat? are they actually threatening you or someone else? All that has to come into you know what is you have to take all that in in split seconds is what they're getting at. And in some cases, some people are actually going above what they should be doing, even though they shot this person and the person might have been brandishing a gun. It might not have been pointed at anyone else and they shot them. There's certain things, there's so many little variables that go into it. They state that you better have money should you want to shoot somebody. Now, I'm not saying don't protect yourself. I'm just telling you, just make sure that if you shoot somebody, you know damn well that that person was in the wrong. Jason: Well, in the great words of Gary Bowman, let ⁓ squeeze blood out of a turn up it ain't happening. Bryan: Yeah, but Gary also said that the a judge told him that I might not be able to squeeze blood out of tournament, but I can sure throw that tournament in jail. Jason: you. Bryan: Well. Jason: You always got a comeback for me. Bryan: So all right. Jason: Three hots in a cot, screw it. And maybe some nookie time too, but That's disgusting. Bryan: Yeah, and it it so our society s shifted from like instant justice to feeling sorry for everyone, you know, incl including the guilty, basically. You know? And there was a time when you cross someone or someone you love, the someone crossed someone you love, there was instant consequences in some cases. That's still true. But it's frowned upon today. And I think this is why we have less morals today. Jason: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I agree with you. Bryan: We haven't learned that shit has consequences. People aren't held accountable for the actions. Back in the day, if you Yeah, good and bad. I mean, back in the day if you had beef with somebody, you just aired it out. I mean if you were wrong, you were called out by your group or your family. Jason: Good and bad. Good and bad. That's right. Get butthurt but g admit and say, you know what, bud, I was wrong. I'm sorry, I'll do better. It's okay to be butthurt. Nobody likes to be told they're wrong. Even when you're like, yeah, I did screw up. But damn, at least admit. Bryan: Well, the other thing is is I'm sure you would have seen we we we believe that like you and your friends or whoever you was hanging that company with, you were represented by the company that you kept. You know, that's just how you so if someone else if they brought trouble to you to you and your friends or if they wasn't reflecting the same Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: things that you that you wanted out of life or what you were doing, y'all just didn't associate with each other. You know, you were quick to just you you found where you fit in, you know, and that's where you went. Today it's like everybody has to fit together it don't. No. You know? And you just can't tolerate everything. You know, you can't. And that's why we have problems today. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And then we end up with shit like this. And you said you had seen this, but you remember Bonnie Blue, the woman that fucked Jason: ⁓ yeah, this is disgusting. I mean I'd almost tell you not to show it, but people gotta see this shit. It's that that ⁓ yeah. Bryan: No. The people gotta see this shit. So here's Bonnie Blue in in her golden shower. She says was gonna say I didn't want to sexualize the baby, really. Jason: Yeah. So she's inviting all these people to come over there and pee on her and then have sex with them. And she's pregnant. Man, seen comments and and I'm a hundred percent support. Child protective service should go over there and handle that. As soon as that baby's born, she ought to lose that baby. I'm sorry. They should take that baby away from her. That that's she's one sick sick girl. And she's pretty. She's a good she's a pretty girl. Bryan: Because of her What that gotta do with her mindset? Jason: I'm just saying that d dude, she's not like some ugly ass woman or dude or something that can't find nobody. She should be able to easily find a good relationship. And sh that is disgusting. I mean, dude, that's not even like I what? Bryan: Hold on, hold on. Do you realize what you just said? She should be able to find a good relationship. She just fucked a thousand dudes. Jason: I know that. You take a she should before all that. I don't understand why she has to do all this. Bryan: She gonna find a good relationship? Well now she ain't got no choice. Jason: No, I know. That's just like I've been seeing but what I've I there's a big craze right now for people that's gotten out of the porn scene that are trying to get all their videos taken down. And what do we keep saying, Brian? Once it hits the internet Bryan: ⁓ huh. Mm-hmm. Jason: It's there always. Bryan: Yeah, there was that ⁓ one porn star that she's trying to get hers taken back. Yeah, but Jason: Riley Reed was trying to and then there's another one I just seen that's trying to also Bryan: We were discussing this while we was on the beach and it's like, well who owns it? You know? It's her. I mean again, it it's gonna be something that the court's gonna have to go through. How do you get it back? I don't fuck. Should you know better? Yes, you should know better. Now, can I say that can say that because we didn't have any of this shit available to us prior to what maybe our 30s or 28s? So think about it. If it and I'm not I'm not taking up for somebody that is, you know, making money on all his OnlyFans and whoring out and all this other shit. I I get all that. You know, and sometimes you shouldn't do shit like that. Jason: ⁓ thank god yeah. Yeah, th thank god there was no video cams on our phones. Bryan: But having said that, th there's gonna be kids that's just gonna c totally fuck their lives up by the shit they put on the internet because they were too stupid at the time to realize how it was gonna fuck them up the rest of their life. Now, should they pay for that their whole life? I don't know. I don't know what the answer is. You know? you can sit here and say, Well, that should parent should have taken, you know, more steps to make sure that what they were doing on the internet. You you don't know what the fuck your kids are always doing. I mean, yeah, you probably should have raised your kids better, but that No matter how well you do with your kids, your kids are still gonna fuck up. They just are. You know? And if they if they have it, you just don't know about it. Just the way it is. So I don't know. I don't know how I feel about it. ⁓ as far as doing porn and having it taken down. I mean, you decide to do that, you made money doing that on the internet. I I don't see any way around that. But I do. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: think that some of this shit that went out. I mean, all right, look at it this way. What if, say your daughter, what if somebody took illicit pictures of your daughter or video of your daughter and posted it and she can never take it down? Jason: And posted them. I'm just saying d yes, it would suck, but dude, I can't go hu huge ass broke and just kill myself trying to get that thing off the internet 'cause it's not gonna happen. Bryan: No, I I agree with you, but wouldn't you agree that in an instance like that it would be nice to have a law or something that says, hey, look, you know, in this case Jason: It would. even for the porn ⁓ that got out of porn and gave her life to Christ or whatever, or found a relationship with God and realized this is not a good this isn't morally good to be doing to myself. Bryan: Now if she paid her money back, then I would say yes. But she's she's not gonna pay the money back that she made while doing it on the internet. Jason: Yeah. ⁓ But but I don't control the internet. Like I said, once it's out there, it's out there, people. You knew this when you got in there. Or or you should have before you did. You know what I'm saying? You should have done your research before you jumped in it. Anything that's recording VHS, even back in the day with the with having the videotape sitting under your dad's bed, it was on VHS tape. You you can't get that back for sure. DVDs. You know what I'm saying? You can't get that out of people's houses. You think people gonna come? Hey, hey, hey, ⁓ Mr. Mayon, yeah, yeah. We know yeah, I well, I'm just but there's millions of DVDs out there of these people. And then once now you got the internet, guess what? They can throw it right back up on the internet again. So you could get it wiped off and whoop, there it is again. Because people still got copies. Bryan: No, but that's there's a huge difference between a VHS and a D V D and the internet. Jason: So I mean it's just hate it. I hate it for you. Just just shut up and go go on because it ain't gonna work. You're not gonna get you're not gonna get it off. Bryan: Okay, so one last thing before we go. This one's pretty violent. If y you wanna ⁓ view a discretion is advised if you wanna check out, but ⁓ let's check this. ⁓ I'm just gonna show it to You'll you'll see it in a second. Jason: Was that the actual footage of him punching her or was that some kind of I Bryan: No, that was the actual footage of him punching her. Road rage. Jason: No, that that's the ⁓ hey I will throw that out there right now and I will take a lie detector test. That has nothing to do with race. I'm not saying this because of race, because he was a black dude hitting a white woman. I'm not saying that. No. That that that is upbringing right there to its finest not done right. You don't ever lay your hands on a woman. You don't you shouldn't even be hitting somebody ⁓ another dude hitting another dude over something stupid like that. But for that dude to hit a woman like that. Bryan: ⁓ that has I don't think that I don't think that had anything to do with race. Yeah, and even if she was in his phase yelling, he should have would take it out on the man. That's what I would do. I'd be like, You better shut your face up 'cause I'm gonna kick his ass because of your mouth. You know. That's right. ⁓ y Jason: Just to Yeah. Yeah. Like d you better shut your dog up before I beat your ass. 'Cause you can't control your pets. Bryan: We ain't we ain't gonna keep playing this game. Yeah, it was just wrong. Jason: But you don't ever you don't lay your hand on ⁓ my God. That's ⁓ my jeez. Bryan: Yeah, it was pretty awful. And for it to be so casual the way it went down, that yeah, that's probably wasn't the first time he hit a woman. Jason: Yeah, that's that's sad. And he just walked away as soon as he cluttered. No. Alright, yeah. Boy, you've always got some doozies. Bryan: Yep, well, it's been a long one. ⁓ you got anything else? All right. Well, thanks everyone for joining us tonight. It was a pleasure spending time with you. Until next time. This is the Sins and Senseless Podcast. I'm Brian. Jason: No. Bryan: He is dissolved. Peace. Jason: It's