Gavin and Kevin talk about the new Schatzer ketchup bottle, a new technology that can make you deaf, and the new book Black, Rednecks, and White Liberals by Thomas Sowell. Get Off My Lawn is sponsored by Johnny Apple CBD. Get 20% off all orders with promo code GAVEN20 at checkout.
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00:00:57.000But, you know, they did a bunch of glam covers that weren't their songs.
00:01:01.000And when they did their own songs, it was that piece of shit.
00:01:03.000But the reason I chose that song is because I was just reading it downstairs that Israel has come up with this sonic wave that they can send where you hear a song.
00:01:21.000So you'll stand at a certain place and you won't hear it, but you'll feel it projected into your brain.
00:02:00.000What doesn't suck, though, is our new hats that say, don't let me do Schatzer Coke, censored.tv on the side, beautifully embroidered, high-quality hat, Richardson.
00:02:11.000And it comes from what I used to write on my body when I would go to South by Southwest in the 90s.
00:02:25.000But before we get started here on this free half hour that is our webcast, our podcast, I'd like to mention Johnny Apple CBD.
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00:02:46.000Okay, and I say enjoy the show, and then I guess we read it again in 15 minutes.
00:03:16.000But Black Rednecks and White Liberals is basically where Thomas Sowell blames me for blacks acting so ghetto.
00:03:24.000He says that they're really just mimicking Scottish culture.
00:03:28.000This explosive new book challenges many of the long-prevailing assumptions about blacks, about Jews, about Germans, about slavery, about education.
00:03:34.000Plainly written, powerfully reasoned, and backed with a startling array of documented facts, Black Rednecks and White Liberals takes on not only the trendy intellectuals of our times, but also such historic interpreters of American life such as Alexis de Tocqueville and Frederick Law Olmsted.
00:03:52.000Anyway, he talks about the historical development of ghetto culture, and he says that it's actually Scotch-Irish culture.
00:04:04.000The reasons for the venomous hatred of Jews and of other groups like them in countries around the world are explored in an essay that asks, are Jews generic?
00:04:11.000Misconceptions of German history in general and the Nazi era in particular.
00:04:15.000Anyway, he's probably one of, he's one of the, if not the, most valuable intellectuals of our time.
00:04:22.000And like all good, smart guys, like Pat Buchanan, when you read his stuff, you're not tired.
00:04:37.000Him and Mark Steiner are kind of dense.
00:04:39.000I don't mean stupid, I mean too much density.
00:04:43.000And if you're not on vacation in a hammock after a large breakfast with no troubles, I kind of find them hard to read after a long day at work, reading and talking to you and doing interviews.
00:04:55.000But Malkin, Coulter, Buchanan, Soule, you can read them anytime.
00:06:12.000Enrique, Bevlenbeati, and three PBs were walking home after a night at Harry's in D.C. and they saw someone getting murdered and they prevented it.
00:07:28.000Galen was like 17 and the gay boy was 14.
00:07:33.000Hey, if it was my gay son that was 14, I'd kick your fucking ass.
00:07:37.000But he ended up in prison for, I think, nine years.
00:07:40.000Anyway, he got out and he was talking to a teenage boy via text, violation of his parole.
00:07:47.000He was supposed to ask permission first, apparently.
00:07:50.000Now, what he was saying to the 16-year-old boy is, I'm really sorry Pete died.
00:07:54.000Pete was his friend, and that was his little brother.
00:07:56.000There was nothing sexual about the texts.
00:07:59.000But because Galen had become a prison rights activist and had been bitching about his nine years in prison for what I guess is statutory rape, they threw the book at him and they said, no, you violated your parole and just finished another four years.
00:09:11.000But a hot female teacher and like a 15-year-old, I mean, as a parent, I think it's terrible because you're taking away that boy's innocence.
00:09:19.000But you know he's not tossing and turning every night and crying himself to sleep.
00:09:24.000Jimmy Kimmel, back when he was funny, he was talking about a case where some 15-year-old had been fucking, had a threesome with his teachers, a math teacher and his phys ed teacher.
00:09:32.000And Jimmy Kimmel said, unfortunately, the father recently passed away.
00:09:42.000Anyway, yeah, we'll get Galen on the show.
00:09:44.000Once I'm done building this new studio, we'll do a lot of sit-down interviews.
00:09:48.000And my idea is I'm going to build a bar, a functioning bar, and then like a sit-down room, like more like a Dave Rubin-y kind of a set where you sit Candace Owen style and with someone in a nice Eames chair.
00:10:00.000And the celebs will be in the fancy Eames chair.
00:10:03.000And then the bar will just be like non-celebs.
00:11:32.000Crime is disproportionately black, so when you enforce the law, you tend to get more blacks than whites.
00:11:39.000If you enforced parking tickets, you probably would get the same thing.
00:11:43.000That doesn't mean that enforcing parking tickets is racist.
00:11:46.000It just means that that group tends to be more prevalent in that particular stat, in that particular crime.
00:11:53.000But young white girls don't think like that.
00:11:56.000So when they said, so de Blasio noticed a year ago that the city was falling apart, and it was, way before COVID, this city was turning to shit.
00:12:04.000And so he said, I'm just going to copy Giuliani.
00:23:59.000It was like playing tennis with a toddler.
00:24:03.000But here's my advice, and it's going to sound super fucking gay.
00:24:09.000But my advice would be you both go at your own pace.
00:24:13.000I remember when we were like 14, we heard about this guy, Barry Pablo, I think his name was.
00:24:19.000And we heard that he took, like, they took their shirts off, him and this girl he liked, and they sat in the basement, and they just slowly touched each other and didn't do anything more really slowly.
00:25:56.000It's insane, bro, because the only people dying are like above the age of 70, and the last time they locked down, it did nothing but scare the population, increase alcoholism, drug abuse, suicide.
00:26:09.000Man, and now she's basically saying, Oh, yo, we promised a two-week shutdown.
00:26:14.000It's just gonna be two weeks, but the rule breakers are making it so it might go on forever.
00:26:18.000So, if you guys don't tighten it up, you can blame them for why we're gonna have an extended lockdown.
00:26:59.000If they could threaten to lock us down for an invisible imaginary disease, yo, the same girl said that racism was an illness, that racism was the real pandemic.
00:27:09.000Bro, they're going to start locking us down for racism, for environmental concerns?
00:27:17.000You know, another thing that they can start doing is they go, well, Alexa can be used to catch drug dealers and stuff and terrorists, right?
00:29:41.000I'm at the point now where I fucking hate school in general.
00:29:44.000Like, I see my boys when they're left to their own devices on the weekend, how they turn into absolute fucking raging monkeys and are riding their bikes around, jumping on shit for hours and hours and hours.
00:29:56.000They sleep like a log when they get home.
00:30:00.000Now, now it's Zoom, so they're sitting at their desk in their room listening to some bullshit about family safety or some made-up course.
00:30:09.000Family science, I think, was a course my kid was taking.
00:30:13.000And I just think schools should be outside for the most part.
00:30:18.000And if they do have to sit down, I don't know, teach them about American history, teach them about patriotism, but for maybe like two hours a day.
00:30:26.000Recess should be three hours, and the whole thing should be maybe six hours max.
00:30:32.000What do you think of that radical belief?
00:30:34.000I mean, I 100% agree with you, and this is complete bullshit.
00:30:39.000Either the kids should be in full time, or we could just wipe the school year out because it's not good for any of the kids.
00:30:47.000No, it's really amazing how badly education has been handled in this country.
00:30:52.000And it just shows you what happens when big government is in charge.
00:30:58.000And this fact that they've been giving this stupid challenge, which none of us believe in, and them handling it so badly, like, I don't want the teacher to be exposed to 12 students, so we'll do six students and then six students.
00:32:31.000It's like, we're never going to get over this.
00:32:33.000You know, back in the Spanish flu, they did this playing again for a couple years, and they never got over it until everybody did herd immunity.
00:33:00.000And they're saying that people with cancer won't go into the hospital to get their treatment, so they're going to die sooner because they're scared of COVID.
00:35:38.000He gets into an argument with a gay guy, and he's like, I'm not going to sit here and take a lecture from someone from the fag capital of the world.
00:36:02.000So, Gavin, I leave for Navy boot camp January 4th.
00:36:06.000And as a veteran yourself, I would like to hear your insight on what to expect.
00:36:13.000Not necessarily in boot camp, but when I'm out in the fleet, if you can give me a few pointers for making it through this treacherous journey.
00:37:46.000He's got a rough path laid out for him.
00:37:49.000I remember when I first started watching movies about boot camp, I thought it was going to be easy, but after a few of those movies, you are exhausted.
00:37:59.000But, you know, you come out with it with valor.
00:38:03.000And when I see these fuckers with their stolen valor who haven't seen one fucking war movie.
00:39:21.000Remember one of the things, and I know some veterans do tell stories, right?
00:39:26.000Especially if it's to promote a cause and be like, listen, I will tell a story if it helps you see that Jesus is real or something like that.
00:40:11.000We crammed everything in there, which is why it's taking so long, including shit he didn't film, like fights and old people getting beat up and stuff.
00:43:22.000So if she lets you do it, then it's not that big of a deal.
00:43:26.000Like, I remember when I went out with this girl, Nancy, and then I broke up with her like two years later, and she's like, I was in a relationship, and you took me out of it.
00:43:34.000I was like, if you were in a relationship, you could be taken out of.
00:43:36.000You weren't in much of a relationship.
00:48:06.000I'm a little cross-fated, but I got a hell of a question for you or something you might want to have your opinion on.
00:48:13.000I was thinking, why is Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, on average, probably a little more disorderly or violent than their northern counterparts,
00:48:28.000like East Asia, Europe, Canada, USA, with the exclusion of Australia and New Zealand, of course.
00:48:35.000But I have been thinking that maybe World War II and lack of genocides or civil wars, you know, not being able to, like, think of Japan, right?
00:48:46.000How many reckless men died that didn't get to spread their seed in that culture?
00:50:55.000Computer, how many Japanese people died in World War II?
00:51:01.000There is no exact number of Japanese casualties during World War II, but historians estimate that between 2.5 to 3.1 million Japanese people died during the war.
00:52:55.000No, they, yeah, I don't think they even use it.
00:52:58.000But our copyright lawyers said that they think they were goading us by being super like weak and saying, hey, man, I think maybe you're not supposed to be using that.
00:53:59.000Why don't you explain to the Mets that they're originally the Metropolitans, and the Mets is now an abbreviation of the New York Metropolitans?
00:54:47.000Hey, you know, when you had that magazine Vice, you could think of it as like it was, you know, sex and drugs and rock and roll, and those are considered vices.
00:54:56.000So it's like you guys are reporting on vices.
00:57:18.000And you're like, how about the busboy, the dishwasher, the waitress, the bartender, the cook, the prep cook, the fucking 50 people working there?
00:58:24.000Like, how are you putting food on your fridge?
00:58:29.000Well, luckily, I built up quite a good clientele and I was able to get, I hated it, but I had to get unemployment during the shutdown because we were shut down for six weeks over here.
00:59:53.000I mean, I definitely have lost some clients, though, and I have to come in sometimes like at 7 o'clock in the morning to do people who are really freaked out.
01:02:17.000But isn't it funny how Michelle Malkin, when I told her all the shit that was going on in my life, like when things were really bad a few years ago, and she goes, I warned you about this.
01:02:27.000You know, you got to come to Colorado where we don't have, that's why I came out here.
01:05:53.000And like one night, like, we're out having drinks, and she, like, the other chick, Laura, she ends up going and like, she's, like, flirting with some other fucking lesbian, you know, because she just like loved getting attention.
01:06:10.000And next thing I know, I get blacked out drunk, and I wake up, and Alex is like this, like, total butch kind of lesbian chick, like, not a bad body, you know, but like, probably, like, fucking, like, like, taped her breath down type of chick, you know.
01:13:31.000And he just got, they came to the jail and they're just like, all right, you fucked up big time and, you know, you don't really have a family and shit.
01:14:08.000In Afghanistan, they'll take a soldier, they'll eat his heart, they'll cut off his fingers and sell them in the local markets.
01:14:16.000So there's literally a market for dead American soldiers.
01:14:20.000So if they're playing that kind of hardball, we should be playing it too.
01:14:25.000Seriously, I mean, and I was just, it was mind-blowing to hear this because like he like said like one or two stories, but we never knew if they were true because like we think he had a form of PTSD.
01:14:36.000And so we're like, we don't know if he like watched a movie and he thought that that was what happened.
01:14:41.000Not to disparage your ranking as a veteran, you know, watching movies.
01:14:48.000But it was always, it was never really like, you know, we just thought he went and it was, you know, just whatever.
01:14:53.000But hearing that from his, you know, childhood best friend was like, I just have my, like the only memories I have of him is like watching Curious George with him because he died when I was like nine or ten.
01:15:42.000I mean, it sounds like class, like, I mean, you wouldn't, he wouldn't disappear for three years and like not talk about shit unless it was like real hardcore shit.
01:17:50.000I was calling about Mark Levin and the elections, but the teacher that called just reminded me that apparently Biden's person that he's going to put in charge of the Department of Education is pretty tight with the union, so anything that was done in the direction of school choice is definitely going to be undone if that ends up being the case.
01:18:11.000Yeah, that's too bad because that's New York City's only future, only hope is charter schools.
01:18:26.000Yes, I was listening to Mark Levin's analysis on Pennsylvania recently, and it sounds like if there isn't any progress through the courts, we're relying on the Republican legislatures in a number of different states,
01:18:42.000and I don't necessarily see them having the courage to really do anything, these Republicans and these legislatures.
01:18:52.000And with your experience on how people can pussy out from pressure under the left, I wanted to hear your thoughts on that.
01:19:02.000Well, didn't we just see this a few days ago in Michigan?
01:19:58.000I just think this third possibility of proving unequivocally beyond the shadow of a doubt the election was stolen and also Biden getting in is a possibility.
01:20:07.000Just like the Astros in the World Series.
01:20:10.000And not like the Mets who earned their victory when they were the World Series champs.
01:25:08.000Yeah, it's I think that the concession would be to go with a black friend and just ask him to command me, you know, things like Boeing, BLM, or send it out to take his orders.
01:27:58.000That was the entirety of that Kyle video.
01:28:00.000They're just stating simple truths and acting like there's nothing more irritating to me personally than somebody who acts like they're protesting a system when they're actually just upholding that power structure.
01:28:10.000You know, it's just, they're full of it.
01:28:13.000Yeah, it's infuriating because they're talking to you like a child, but they're the ones with this juvenile thinking.
01:37:03.000And so anybody say, interview this dude, Artemis Powell, who made this movie, even though he was being sued by Leonard Skinner, saying you can't make this movie because he completely made up the story.
01:37:16.000And it's actually going to be, well, it's actually out.
01:37:20.000And I watched the preview and I thought that you can make up a movie just based on your own reality because I've seen other interviews with other people that were there.
01:37:32.000And this guy just basically created this on his own.
01:39:19.000Yeah, I think he was referencing two separate things.
01:39:21.000So the guy with Skynard, he was criticized because he's just coming out with this movie about how maybe some things were kind of embellished or whatever, so it's not completely true to history.
01:39:32.000So this other guy made this The Greatest Bureau and Ever.
01:39:35.000It's a war story, but people are kind of questioning the validity of that because it's kind of like, is it in his head or is it like his retelling of reality?
01:39:43.000And should you be able to just, if that's the way you see things.
01:40:05.000No, but if you're involved in any of these stories, you should fight for the truth, but also accept that, like, I was an integral part of New York City in the early aughts.
01:43:05.000I told Ben, I said, dude, before you do a show, have a small glass of whiskey and then go, ah, like into a pillow or something for 10 minutes.
01:43:15.000One of the reasons I sound so incredibly cool is because at the gym in the mornings, I'm going, oh, oh, oh, oh.
01:43:22.000And by the time I get here, I'm like, hey man, what's going on?
01:50:31.000Like, that's the only thing that I can think of was I was just listening to it for five hours, and I think she just got pissed and just said, fuck this kid.
01:53:55.000Because, and if it was all timed out proportionately, you'd realize like, wow, a lot of shit has happened in the past hundred years, and not a lot of shit happened before, you know.
01:54:20.000But that would require teachers who actually gave a shit about their job and administrators who would help the few teachers who do want to get involved, empowering them to make big decisions.
01:54:34.000Which I just saw here in New York, there's this woman.
01:55:22.000And that patch on the left arm, the teacher, the head of the school said that flag is offensive and will make some students of color feel unsafe.
01:55:34.000So the sweatshirt is banned from the school.
01:55:38.000Isn't that fucking saying Blue Lives Matter is offensive?
01:58:01.000But I would say the worst thing you could do is sort of clinically set it up when everyone is sober at 2 p.m. and say, all right, how about Thursday at 9, we catch up on this threesome we've been talking about?
01:59:23.000Also, Ryan, I want you to do an impression of Gavin McInnes, like the young Gavin McInnes, from the video when Vice moves to New York City.