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#179 - DOGE Staffer ‘Big Balls’ Lived Up to His Name · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  So Doge Staffer, ex-Doge Staffer, got pummeled and bloodied,
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  and he lived up to his name.
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  We're going to take a look at this. This is from the New York Post.
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  It's ex-Doge Staffer, nicknamed Big Balls, left bloodied after savage D.C.
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  Carjacking attempted by 10 juveniles.
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  He's a 19-year-old former Department of Government Efficiency Doge Staffer was
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  beaten and bloodied by a mob of 10 minors early Sunday as he thwarted a carjacking
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  attempted in the nation's Capitol.
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  According to D.C. police, Edward Corsistein, whose LinkedIn handle earned him
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  the nickname Big Balls at Doge, was with a woman near downtown D.C.
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  When he saw the group of juveniles approach their car and make a comment about
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  taking the vehicle, according to
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  a Metropolitan Police Department incident reported obtained by the Post.
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  At that point, for her safety, Corsistein pushed his significant other into
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  the vehicle and turned to deal with the suspects.
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  The dramatic report continues.
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  The suspects then began to assault Korsistein, the ex-Doge staffer.
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  Told officers, who rolled up on the scene at the same time he was being attacked.
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  So this is the picture of him right there, and you can see he got just destroyed
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  and bloodied bad, but he lived up to his name.
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  I'd heard about this guy when he was in Doge, where we didn't know who it was.
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  It was just somebody behind the scenes.
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  For the longest time, I thought they were referring to either Elon Musk or Donald
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  Trump. I didn't know it was a specific person in the doge kind of crew.
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  And, and so he is in there making cuts and all that, but I don't,
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  this is not stem from anything with regarding to that. He, it was just a rant. He was out in the.
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  Out in the city of DC, which is not a safe place. And a lot of things are going
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  to be happening because of this event, bringing some, maybe some lockdown and
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  maybe some safety to that area. Cause it's our nation's capital that this could happen. It's insane.
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  So I don't know what you think about it, but just this, this event,
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  it's just kind of almost emblematic of the time that we are in that it could happen to anyone.
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  And your courage could be, it could be either proven or disproven in a moment.
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  You don't know when any event's going to happen and you don't really know what
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  your reaction is going to be when any said event happens.
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  It's just like in a moment, you can talk big and act big, but in a moment's
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  notice, you can be either, am I going to run into that burning building to save people or not?
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  Am I going to put my life on the line without thanking? Is my natural reaction
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  going to be other people's safety, protecting others, as opposed to my own well-being.
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  And I think what this guy did was just, it just demonstrated that even though
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  he might not look like the hugest guy, he's definitely not.
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  He might, and he might not look like he brings a lot to the table,
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  but it's like, there's a lot of courage inside of him to just step out and do that.
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  So I think I applaud him for this.
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  It just shows that you never know what's around the corner.
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  You never know what day you're walking into right now. So it's like always being
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  prepared. And I applaud him for his courage in standing up and protecting the
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  young woman and even going against 10 other guys, you know.
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  So it's a very interesting story. I hope he has a good recovery.
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  And I hope this goes to change what's going to happen in the future for D.C.
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  And bringing it, making it a safer place to be. It's our nation's capital. My goodness.
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  All right. We'll leave it at that. Follow me on X and Instagram at Brandon Fogle.
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  All right. Have a great day. Peace, everyone.