On this episode of Off My Log, the guys discuss the new rap song, White Privilege, by the rapper Burden. They also discuss the controversy surrounding country singer Charlie Pride and his comments about being a racist.
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00:03:04.000Yeah, imagine a black dude in a country song talking about how you got him all wrong and why does everyone hate him and he's just as good as any other country singer.
00:03:17.000The other guy does it is Joyner Lucas.
00:03:19.000He's got another song where he's like, it's a white guy who's a racist and a black guy who's a racist and they have this big for you black niggas.
00:04:36.000Question two, where would you find more animosity in those black guys, those white guys we just saw saying, yo, why do you want to hate on me?
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00:05:49.000jacbd.com promo code gavin 20 off all orders we have a heck of a show folks unbelievable breaking news proud boy's number one story in the country again it can't just be a joke right i mean if you're in the if you're dominating the the american conversation then it must be some sort of secret cabal that's linked to other countries and has millions of dollars and trump says to stand by because he talks to them every day it can't just be a bunch of beer drinking goofs
00:06:19.000who are just the only people um that antifa attacks that will punch back it can't be that simple can it but before we do i would just like to say there's something weird going on in this country right now especially in new york city the bar i go to near the studio they uh had the cops come in today and they said we are gonna shut you down.
00:06:45.000My boxing gym, I think, got a tip off because I walk in there this morning, masks on.
00:08:18.000And I said, I guess we'll all come back on November 5th when no one cares about COVID anymore because you can no longer use it as a tool to win the election.
00:08:26.000And the gym owner said, that's not true.
00:10:28.000It really is for when Antifa attack us, like on the night of the election, Antifa, not Antifa, but this crazy bitch jumped two guys for wearing MAGA hats, this Puerto Rican bitch, and was throwing bottles at them.
00:10:41.000The guy and the girl who were getting the bottles thrown at them and the Puerto Rican lunatic all got thrown in jail for the night in the tombs.
00:12:51.000There's so much misinformation going on because I saw this piece of paper that you showed me the other day that said, we see that you're a Trump supporter.
00:12:57.000We're going to burn your house down The night of the election.
00:13:01.000I believe that's just as fake as this.
00:16:10.000But like my gay neighbor, when he thought his dog ran away and he was crying, I said, wait until the dogs run away.
00:16:18.000Like as of now, he's been gone for two minutes because we were lighting off fireworks and you don't know that he's not coming back.
00:16:25.000So you're already mourning something that might not happen.
00:16:29.000Why are we freaking out about non-existent riots?
00:16:32.000And as I screamed at ABC News, and they're not showing it, by the way, because I believe because I was too good and I explained too many myths.
00:17:23.000The emails claimed to be from the Proud Boys are far-right group supportive of President Trump, but appeared instead to be a deceptive campaign making use of a vulnerability in the organization's online network.
00:17:39.000All right, so let's assume they didn't want to get caught, right?
00:17:43.000And they were going to get away with it.
00:17:44.000This is the FBI, who we can no longer trust, even, right?
00:18:45.000And now that it's out, they're trying to spin it and say, wait, no.
00:18:50.000Well, what you should take away from this is not that someone was fucking with Proud Boys to make Trump look bad or Trump supporters in general, but that Russia is involved in disinformation campaigns.
00:22:50.000And of course, it's going to be heavily edited in Borat's favor.
00:22:54.000But the right is claiming that, you know, when you have a microphone going down, and then it's time to take it out or put it in, you sort of, it's an awkward thing to do.
00:23:04.000You got to untuck your shirt to get it out of the bottom.
00:23:06.000Then you got to re-tuck your shirt in.
00:23:08.000I guess he didn't want to stand up to re-tuck his shirt in.
00:24:05.000And then I started thinking, wait a minute, I couldn't imagine writing that to my father.
00:24:11.000Like, if I was like, yeah, I got divorced because my wife caught me fucking a pig, like an actual literal pig.
00:24:17.000I think I would say to my dad, which is, that's not as bad as what that guy did.
00:24:21.000But I think I would say to my dad, something terrible happened and you're going to be real disappointed.
00:24:25.000I don't even know if I would tell him.
00:24:27.000But like to casually email it at the same time, Dinesh posted the same thing.
00:24:37.000Takes an ominous new significance now that we know Hunter Biden is a pedophile.
00:24:40.000I wonder if the son learned his perverted habits from the father.
00:24:43.000So go back to my post because I said the only way I could see you being comfortable communicating that is if you had a culture of molestation.
00:24:50.000Maybe your dad touched your dick or something.
00:25:57.000Doesn't that mean that Joe Biden thwarted an investigation In Ukraine on his son, and had the FBI not do anything with the laptop when they got it.
00:26:06.000Remember, the guy took it back, or he had a copy of it, and that's when he went to Giuliani after the FBI did nothing.
00:28:25.000Caleb Hull, has shown you all the different people, Politico magazine, Young Turks, strategy director for Progress Now, USA Today, HuffPo, Bleach Report, Daily Press, Alt Press, Vox, Vancouver Sun, Clinton administration.
00:28:45.000This was also just proven to be a hoax.
00:32:26.000She's obviously fucking insane, but the bullshit Tornado is so desperate that stupid Proud Boys hacks and this case is now back.
00:32:37.000So she's after her saying, I would never, I don't use lawyers, that's not my thing, she has decided that she's charging him with, what is she doing now?
00:32:46.000She appeared in federal court that the hearing, but what is the charge?
00:32:52.000I think they're just saying, we're not showing up.
00:33:27.000So as far as video goes right now for bit shoot or whatever the fuck we still have, get fired, get in trouble, be brave and never stop fighting, throw the papers.
00:33:38.000But as far as the audio podcast, keep it going, champ.
00:34:28.000That's like saying, why isn't the queen bee in more bee stories?
00:34:31.000Because she's the reason the hive exists.
00:34:33.000And the things women do, they don't translate to stories very well.
00:34:37.000Hey, today this woman held her son and changed his life because he was depressed about something and she hugged him and showed him that he's loved.
00:34:44.000It's the most important thing in the world, but it's not a great story.
00:34:49.000Now, some guy thought he was farting and he shit his pants and he had white pants on and he was in court and everyone could see the shit stain.
00:34:57.000That's not very consequential, but it makes a great story.
00:35:00.000My favorite story in the world is that baseball players shit his pants last night.
00:35:05.000I'm good for those about twice a year, he says.
00:35:08.000And his other story of beating up the umps because of tar shit, pine tar on the bat, is another great story.
00:37:26.000And I don't feel like I'm an expert where I listen to like, I don't know, Rush Limbaugh or Michael Savage or something tell me hoax, hoax, hoax.
00:37:32.000I feel like I worked with the lawyers on the case.
00:37:37.000Anyway, let's look at the trailer briefly.
00:37:39.000You can make a whole movie on the Russiagate hoax.
00:37:48.000There was an illusion being created using the most awesome tools and the greatest tricks that the American intelligence community had learned to use against our enemies.
00:37:56.000Now it was being deployed against the American people and our president.
00:37:59.000This is the biggest political scandal in modern history, which makes Watergate look like a tiff.
00:41:11.000No, because they're blocking us in a sense.
00:41:15.000It was supposed to be on like five days ago, five or six days ago, and they gave the distributor what they're calling a extend.
00:41:23.000This movie needs to have an extended content review for our standards.
00:41:28.000And supposedly they're doing the same thing to Dinesh's movie.
00:41:31.000I don't know if that's still the case, but the distributor has like over 350 titles on Amazon, and he says that he's never seen anything like that before.
00:41:43.000I'm having a feeling that the review will come in with all guns blazing on November 5th.
00:41:50.000Yeah, because they don't want us to be able to say that they blocked us completely, but they'll probably be like, oh, it turns out we have a really long review process because of like COVID or something.
00:41:59.000Like they're going to do something, but Hollywood Reporter is going to do a story on it tomorrow, actually.
00:42:04.000We actually have had some fairly fair treatment from them because, you know, I don't think the movie is that hyperbolic.
00:42:15.000So I don't see how if you're a liberal or whatever, you could watch the movie and be like offended or argue with the points that we make because it's the first-hand sources that are talking about it.
00:42:25.000It's the guys that were in the room in the investigation.
00:42:51.000I mean, the fact that we did 35 interviews, there's interviews we don't have in the movie because I had to shrink a four and a half hour version down to 90 minutes.
00:43:01.000But there's people, we have even more people.
00:43:03.000I mean, we have, just, yeah, it was insane.
00:43:07.000I had 35 interviews in a month and a half.
00:43:09.000And I'm not selling it well because what I'm describing sounds tedious.
00:43:12.000It just sounds like a bullet point list of things.
00:43:15.000But I swear, it was like a choo-choo train.
00:43:17.000And maybe that's a good thing about you being a woman because they tend to be more simple.
00:43:24.000I mean, I actually got to say, it's weird because I've always watched your stuff and I've been watching you since, well, first of all, I don't want to age myself too much because, again, I'm a woman.
00:43:32.000So like, but I was into, my friends and I, we were growing up, we were all super into Vice, the magazine, and that was the coolest thing.
00:43:42.000It was the edgiest thing to go get the magazine and be like, you know, oh my God, like, look at this ins and outs section and like all the crazy stuff that they say.
00:43:48.000Do's and don'ts, Amanda, do's and don'ts.
00:44:31.000I mean, I was, I mean, yeah, I was pretty red-pill at the start, but yeah, it was, it was, I think it was really important.
00:44:37.000And I agreed with all of the stuff that you said about, I mean, I can't really say it myself, but a lot of the stuff that you said about filmmakers of a certain nature.
00:44:46.000Because I don't like that very much either.
00:44:49.000I also really can't stand the a lot of the character.
00:44:53.000You know, they're pushing this like strong female characters constantly in movies these days, and they're really dry and terrible and they're really annoying.
00:45:02.000Frankly, my dad did better female characters back in the day alongside his like, you know, McKismo.
00:45:08.000He had these really good, like actually cool female characters that they don't really give him any credit for.
00:46:00.000It's not like that was my like expertise.
00:46:02.000I happened to know all these people and so they trusted me.
00:46:05.000And I also was going to go about producing the movie in a way where it's not like some giant company could take it over and make every recut it and make everyone look stupid.
00:46:14.000So people trusted me to do these interviews.
00:46:16.000And I came from within the administration in the first place.
00:46:20.000So all of those things combined, I think because I was telling the story the way I would like to understand it and believe it.
00:46:27.000And I'm not a journalist by any stretch of the imagination.
00:46:30.000And I'm not, you know, one of these people that's sitting there highlighting declassified documents.
00:46:36.000Like I want to hear from those people, but that's not me.
00:46:39.000So I think it was a good mix to explain the story in 90 minutes in an exciting way.
00:46:44.000Well, you also had a man to write the book originally to give you like a template.
00:46:49.000Yes, and we all love Lee Smith, and he did a very good job and focused the story on people, not on documents, which is, but I mean, with the support of information there, but that's why it's good.
00:47:17.000I thought I was done making movies completely when I joined the Trump administration because who was going to hire an ex-Trumpy to make movies?
00:47:26.000Like, I don't know where your career goes from here.
00:47:30.000I'm not going to go back to LA or Hollywood.
00:47:32.000I mean, I just, you don't have to be part of that to make movies.
00:47:35.000Like, I'll just have my production company out here and I'll make way better content than they do.
00:47:40.000The projects we have lined up on the horizon are so much more edgy and cool than anything that's going to come out of LA right now.
00:47:50.000I don't worry about that, actually, because you don't have to be, there's no studio system.
00:47:55.000Like, I don't need to be like approved by these people to do movies.
00:48:00.000You know, as I was watching it and I was on the choo-choo train and it was taking me from act one to act two and act three seamlessly in a chronological manner with nothing but facts and no hyperbole, no opinions, no adjectives.
00:48:13.000A part of me was going, if only there could be a Proud Boy documentary that was like this, that showed you the documents, showed you the hacks.
00:48:22.000So I'm telling you, I can't tell you who I was in the car with, but we were editing when we moved out of state to edit and we were driving home and we were talking about all the stuff we're going to do in the future and all the projects that are on the horizon.
00:48:34.000And that was 100% something we talked about.
00:48:38.000And one of the guys I work with is the perfect person to do it.
00:48:42.000That's something I would like to produce under my company.
00:49:14.000And you have to come out with that or else, yeah, it's important to have the documentaries be solid.
00:49:20.000The problem and admit things like that so that they can't discredit the whole thing.
00:49:25.000A lot of times on the right, people are so excited to get their point out and to have a movie that they become kind of hyperbolic and over the top.
00:49:54.000So my thing is I came, I'm not like a conservative that's into issues that then happen to be like, oh, I want to make a movie about this issue.
00:50:02.000I'm a filmmaker that worked in Hollywood and in that industry in one way or another for over 10 years and then happened to do politics.
00:50:11.000So it's like I'm coming at it from the filmmaking craft more than the advocacy issue craft, which.
00:50:33.000Or where's the reenactment or where's the animation?
00:50:36.000But I don't know why it works so well in this.
00:50:39.000It makes you listen to the person that's talking, especially in the well, so the thing I like, there's this trick you learn at film school and elsewhere where to make an audience pay attention to something and have it be have them like basically unable to not pay attention is you put them in a completely dark room and put a tiny little white dot on the screen and you can get people psychologically to focus on that dot for longer than than an action scene.
00:51:05.000So there's little maneuvers that make it entertaining and something that you can't look away from.
00:51:12.000Actually, when you give people less is thrust in their face and they're listening to basically these first-hand recounts, you know, of this really important information.
00:51:23.000It's kind of why you absorb so much from it.
00:51:26.000Yeah, I feel like an expert on all Russia, all of the dossier.
00:51:32.000I feel like one of the top leading experts in the world right now.
00:51:35.000Well, good, because that was the way they were getting away with it is because it was such a complex issue.
00:51:40.000And a lot of the people that, you know, are really well versed in it.
00:51:44.000And thank God for them are so well versed in it that they can't explain it to a normal person.
00:51:50.000And so most people are walking around and they're like, well, I know Russia Gate happened, but I don't really know what were the crimes, who did them, what was important about it, and who collaborated.
00:51:59.000And it's Like that was important for us to just boil down.
00:52:05.000In the age of mental obesity, the narrative is that Russia hacked the election.
00:55:02.000But like the, you know, I'm not super into that.
00:55:05.000He's a smart guy, but he doesn't have the courage to hire me.
00:55:10.000But anyway, my last question is my first question, which is, how do you go from film school and being a New York party chick to being, you were pretty high up.
00:55:20.000What were you, like seventh floor Senate?
00:55:22.000That's like in Scientology, that's almost perfect clarity.
00:55:26.000Yeah, that's like when you get to the high levels of Scientology.
00:55:28.000No, I was, so I worked for the campaign in 2016, which was after I was like touring my film, my short film, that was in a bunch of different film festivals.
00:55:57.000And they were like, no, that's actually what we need is people that really believe in the president and the mission who are coming from places that aren't DC.
00:56:05.000So I just packed up, moved to D.C. I got hired at State Department as a political appointee.
00:56:11.000And I was actually doing the one job in government that would make sense for me to do, which is I was the deputy assistant secretary of content in the public affairs for State Department.
00:56:23.000So, you know, doing overseeing the department that made all the material that was like broadcast to foreign countries to explain American policy and yada yada.
00:56:33.000So it actually, I don't really think there is anybody else that would be good at that in our team.
00:56:39.000I mean, I think it was the right thing for me.
00:58:14.000I mean, we could have used a lot more people from outside D.C. There's way too many D.C. people in the admin as it is.
00:58:22.000Like the fact that half the Bush administration has crept their way into the administration is why we have a lot of the problems that we do.
00:58:29.000It's really amazing the amount of stuff that the administration has got done, considering that it was the subject of an abusive hoax of one kind or another for the entire administration.
00:58:44.000And the fact that the media hasn't been absolutely drugged through the mud over this, and these people are still on the air, and then they're holding up our movie and saying we're controversial.
01:03:18.000And my youngest boy said, I go, how much would you have to be paid to, and it was something he didn't want to do, like jump into that pond full of muck.
01:03:26.000And he's like, all the money in the world.
01:04:36.000They're also going to ignore the fact that a lot of black kids do badly in their first few tests, maybe because they're not there or not paying attention.
01:05:27.000And so they said, all right, well then blacks don't have to do that test.
01:05:32.000And then some fireman told me, he goes, no one talks about this.
01:05:35.000And FDNY kept it very hush-hush, but I'm telling you the gossip because I'm a gossiper.
01:05:40.000They said, so there was like, I don't know, four black dudes who didn't get the, didn't get into the FDNY because of the smoke room.
01:05:51.000And then soon after they passed the no smoke room rule.
01:05:54.000So those ones that didn't get in, they sued and they said after 10 years and they said, we didn't get in because of that rule and you said it's not important.
01:06:04.000So you deprived us of 10 years of FDNY salary.
01:06:07.000They paid them like $8 million, sorry, $800,000.
01:06:18.000Can you imagine how pissed you'd be if like one of your buddies over the past 10 years died in a fire who had passed the smoke room and you almost died three times and you saved like 16 people and then some black dude shows up going with your same salary your same salary and but didn't do any of the 10 years of work.
01:06:41.000You know, there must be animosity too in colleges with blacks who busted their ass and are geniuses and got into some math program at MIT and then some other guy next to them who is affirmative action because everyone is looking at the guy who deserves this spot going, oh yeah, yeah,
01:10:31.000So in this day and age, when something like this happens, half of you goes, oh, it's because we're using up their system too much and it's a glitch.
01:10:42.000But also, in the bullshit tornado, you go...
01:11:37.000I was at a bar today, and you know, Manhattan is not MAGA, but there's you get to know guys, especially if when I'm there at 3 p.m. and it's construction dudes mostly on their way back to the burbs, to Long Island.
01:11:52.000And today I went in and I sit down in this MAGA dude, MAGA stuff.
01:12:02.000And he goes, he goes, oh, shit, this isn't going to be good.
01:12:08.000He goes, oh, there's this woman outside and she is pretty intense.
01:12:14.000And, you know, meaning she's a lefty, she's a Democrat, she hates Trump.
01:12:19.000It's all she talks about, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:21.000And it's funny, like, if it was, you know, maybe not a biker, but if it was some dude that wanted to kick my ass or some, and I was at a bar that wasn't my regular bar, I didn't want to, you know, I don't want to cause trouble at my regular bar, but at any other bar, I'll just go, shut the fuck up,
01:12:37.000And, you know, obviously a viscerator like Edward Scissor hands.
01:12:41.000But I realized when it comes to something you care about, like your wife and kids or your community or your favorite local bar near your studio in the city, I'm the most scared of, I don't like to use Karen's.
01:12:56.000I'll go back to balls, boomer, angry woman liberals.
01:12:59.000And I was just like, oh, maybe I should put my mask back on or because I don't want to deal with this bitch.
01:18:29.000You can sort of smell where it's going and if this guy's going to try to knock you out or if he's just going to shove you or whatever.
01:18:35.000But with fucking women, you're just like, this could go anywhere at all.
01:18:43.000And the story might not be the story when it becomes public.
01:18:48.000He told me I'm a whore and he reached in his pocket, he took out pocket change, and he put three dimes in my pussy and said, that's all you're worth, 30 cents.
01:20:58.000And that's the level, like, sometimes someone will say something like, not miscarriage, but like, and then my dad died at 79 when we were planning a trip to Disneyland.
01:21:47.000And so, and he's, and then he starts doing this.
01:21:50.000That thing you do when you're a kid, looking up so the tears don't come out.
01:21:54.000Like, you know, you do that thing where you bake your eyeballs in the sun and hope the tears dry up because if you lean down, they're going to come up, they're going to fall out.
01:24:36.000I feel like that I'm like in seventh grade and trying to keep calling like, you know, a radio station and keep getting the busy sign and all that stuff.
01:24:54.000So we have a Facebook group, censored.tv, and it got completely canceled, completely.
01:25:04.000And so we, like, all together got another one called nuked at censored.tv because you know you can't like actually say the period and I just wanted to let you know that there we have questions there's some really cool questions that we have to to you know present to people that you know want to enter our nuked at censor.dot
01:31:12.000rather him write a script out and then have like this full-blown movie production uh oh yeah Do you remember that?
01:35:11.000It seems like people that are even the slightest bit right at center can, you know, separate ourselves and watch or listen to these entertainers, you know, like Howard Stern denigrate Trump or, you know,
01:35:27.000talk about things that we don't necessarily believe in.
01:35:30.000We can have kind of a separation in our minds.
01:35:33.000Why do you think that people that identify, you know, as even the slightest bit left to center, they can't seem to do that?
01:36:31.000At the risk of sounding arrogant, I think we're just cooler people.
01:36:37.000Like, we're just more honest and open to other things.
01:36:41.000And maybe it's because of that Thomas Jefferson phrase, there is not a truth existing, which I fear and would not want known to the whole world.
01:36:50.000Like, when I argue, and that's kind of why I'm scared of boomer women, like, if you want to argue with me right now, well, it's just you and me comparing facts like baseball cards.
01:37:02.000And I might be wrong, but when the left, they're so emotional, they're so irrational, they're so feminine that you try to argue with them and you're thinking, like, you're going to start screaming and breaking glass, and they're going to blame it on me.
01:38:19.000Now, the way that works is when you're a billionaire making money, building buildings, we want to reward that because we want to reward growth.
01:38:28.000So like, I don't think I paid tax this year because I built Censor.tv and we were building studios and setting everything up.
01:38:37.000The previous year, I paid $360,000 in tax.
01:38:41.000So if Trump makes a billion and he spends $1.1 billion, we as a society don't want him to have to pay the same kind of tax as someone who won a $1.1 billion or a billion-dollar lottery.
01:39:21.000I think you're totally given an unfair shake in the media.
01:39:25.000The last presidential debate, you know, whenever they brought up the Proud Boys, the next day, your face was everywhere, so much so that, you know, my wife, you know, sends me a clip, a news clip, and says,
01:39:52.000He's an author, but he's not a racist.
01:39:55.000And it's kind of the, you know, to go off on a silly tangent, but what I did to elicit a smile from her from the old gabster was to go back to an old episode.
01:40:09.000I believe it was the heroin episode where you were talking about your friend saying, I like your new sunglasses.
01:40:30.000Wendy Mullen, who's a fucking lefty who dump me, but she has a clothing line and we were really good friends when I lived in the East Village.
01:40:39.000And she goes, dude, after you told me that story, I woke up the next morning and I opened my eyes and I heard, I like your new sunglasses.
01:44:46.000It's more just like it's part of the mess on the bed, like of the, it's just part of the murder scene.
01:44:56.000It's not like there's a log sitting individual on the bed like, hi, I'm poo.
01:45:06.000It's just like someone killed your entire family, and while one family member was being murdered, there was some shit that happened.
01:45:13.000I mean, dude, the thing is, like, if it's, if the baby's like getting ready to come out and that thing just comes firing out of there, like, I can't unsee that shit.
01:45:57.000So, like, who knows what's going to happen the third time around?
01:46:00.000But, I mean, you can't control those kinds of things.
01:46:02.000I mean, I guess if she has to shit, she has to shit, but I'm not going to fucking I think the smartest thing to do would be to feed her a lot of cheese.
01:47:27.000First thing, Amanda Melius is a smoke show, and she's great.
01:47:36.000Everyone who is a fan of hers should watch her dad.
01:47:39.000They made a documentary about her old man, John Mealius, and they should make a point to watch as many of his movies as you can because he's just a fucking crazy, awesome dude.
01:47:52.000Is that the short film she was talking about that I kind of skipped over?
01:48:00.000Yeah, Melius, her dad, like she got, I mean, we know her dad was red pillar.
01:48:58.000So if you look at the mailbag, the subject is Trump fun.
01:49:04.000That meme sums up exactly what we need to be going for the next four years because the worst nightmare is black people, their little pets, seeing people in MAGA hats having fun and being like, huh, maybe we should go hang out with those guys.
01:49:19.000Because like you said, they don't even know their own constituents.
01:49:23.000They don't know that black people like to get rowdy when they go out.
01:49:26.000So we just need to go out and have fun, man.
01:49:29.000Yeah, I kind of regret every time in my life I've taken anything seriously, including funerals and the birth of my children.
01:49:37.000Like, we really got to remember that, you know, we're all the same.
01:49:53.000I was looking at some old quotes when I was being interviewed by the media, and I would tell the journalists to fuck off and say, who cares?
01:50:36.000All right, maybe try sending it again.
01:50:40.000Again, guys, that's uh anyway for you to find it back into uh late eighties.
01:50:59.000Uh six one seven Yeah, I just I found it really really interesting how um there's this whole Russia conspiracy and just recently talked about um how essentially Iran uh was sending false emails uh to registered Democrats to tell them,
01:51:58.000Like the story you just talked about, the bombshell with the Prowboys or whatever it is.
01:52:05.000It's pretty crazy because it's like everything Trump has done has basically been against Russian interests, whether it's been in Syria, whether it's been with the Iran deal.
01:54:52.000I'm inspired by your work ethic and how much work you have done over the last couple of decades.
01:55:00.000And I was wondering, what is it that kind of keeps driving you to keep working, keep putting out content in the midst of the marginalization and the hatred?
01:55:33.000I think as you get older, what you do with life, especially when you're 50, and this is the beauty of America, is you keep pursuing something.
01:55:42.000And if you want to be a luge guy and you suck at it, then you drop it pretty soon after.
01:55:48.000And then you start pursuing the thing that you get rewards from.
01:56:37.000So the secret to not even just being successful, but being fulfilled is to keep trying a bunch of shit, throwing a bunch of shit at the wall to see what sticks.
01:56:46.000And then when it starts sticking, just keep pursuing that.
01:58:30.000So I was listening to a previous episode, and Gavin mentioned why Puerto Rican is so violent.
01:58:36.000So I asked my grandfather, who is from Spain, and he told me basically that the Spanish Empire sent some 20,000 convicts into Puerto Rico right before Spain got rid of Puerto Rico and gave it to the U.S. Now,
01:59:01.000you ran into Ryan in the East Village, didn't you?
01:59:18.000It's like a song I can't get out of my head.
01:59:20.000And when I'm boxing, I notice, I see these Puerto Rican and Dominican kids where I'm just like, they're hitting the heavy bag 10 times harder than I could ever hope to.
02:00:11.000Jennifer Lopez is like, at least she's kind of civilized, but Cardi B talks about like, you eat those sub, you eat like a fucking cheeseburger and you suck a dick and you got it on your fucking pussy.
02:06:16.000I don't think it's a, well, it's probably a right-left thing in the sense that leftists are more able to be shrill lunatics who scream in your face.
02:06:25.000But as far as actual confrontation where there's fights, I think both sides are petrified of confrontation.
02:06:32.000Obviously, we have the lunatic left that is nothing but confrontation with bullhorns screaming at people.
02:06:39.000But, you know, those people at the cafe who are getting screamed at, they're often liberal.
02:06:46.000And they sit there and they take the bullhorn to the face.
02:06:49.000I don't know if it's litigation or the fear of a civil lawsuit, but we have to like say, just shove the bullhorn out of your face and go, get the fuck away from me.
02:08:53.000Nothing close to what these guys are doing.
02:08:56.000I just got a letter from Max Hare, who's at, is it Bear Hill or Governor?
02:09:01.000He's a governor, correctional facility, and he just read Unbroken.
02:09:07.000And he said, you know, when I think of all the deaths and suffering and all the work and the toil and the bravery that brought us America, I'm so lucky that my punishment is only four years in prison.
02:09:20.000These other men that have built this country, I'm in awe of their honor.
02:09:25.000And I was like, I'm in awe of your honor, dude.
02:09:30.000And yeah, I think we have to take it on the chin.
02:09:32.000I understand you don't want to get divorced.
02:09:34.000I understand you don't want to be bankrupt.
02:09:36.000I understand you don't want to be in jail.
02:09:38.000In a normal world, I understand you don't want to get fired, but there's plenty of jobs around.
02:09:42.000And if you work hard, there's plenty to do.
02:09:43.000So I think the solution to the era, the epoch of cowardice is to fight back, to get fired, to get in trouble, to be brave, and to never stop fighting.
02:10:17.000I applied for jobs, they ain't calling me yet.
02:10:19.000My eyes are green and my skin is white.