S02E168 - ANTI-SOCIALIST RADICAL [2020-05-26 - S02E168 - ANTI-SOCIALIST RADICAL]
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 50 minutes
Words per Minute
161.76859
Hate Speech Sentences
145
Summary
Gavin McInnes takes a political survey to prove that he's not a socialist. Also, a new club is opening in NYC named after Nina Hagen, a crazy woman who made music in the 80s and 90s.
Transcript
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Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
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Live from New York City, it's my favorite place, because people who I know are a real person.
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It's a crazy woman named Nina Hagen from Germany.
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And she was kind of like a new wave star in the 80s.
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She was truly an artist, but it was kind of hard to take.
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Then you actually put on the album and you go, Jesus.
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We're going to take a political survey because Wikipedia told me that I'm a crypto-neo-fascist Nazi, violent far-right who regularly encourages violence against his opponents.
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So I'm going to take a test, and I bet you're going to agree with me on everything, because if you're watching this show, you're normal.
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And I bet you that the results will be pretty moderate.
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But you're a radical if you're not radical left.
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Some people have been talking about the boilers.
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And he smoked cigars and just really got in the way, I'd say.
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He's sitting there like this, like, eh, eh, eating it.
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And I go, Ryan, after it's done cooking, you slide it off the stick, and then you have that little cooked vegetables and cooked stuff on the plate.
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But he's sitting there gnawing at it like a dog.
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And then my dog got on the table and grabbed the last one.
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He just went like, you could see in his eyes, he was saying, fuck you.
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That's a little bit of affection, maybe, but just looking up for food.
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Can you imagine a more pathetic life than that?
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Also, a lot of people are curious about the boiler.
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And a lot of people who don't aren't in the business.
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Having never even had a job, having never even moved out of their house, they're going to tell a half a century old man what's going on.
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So one of them was saying, yeah, actually what a lot of them do is they fix the boilers and they're really valuable fixed.
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And the guy who came to get it didn't look at the quality of it.
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He just threw it in the back of his big truck that has a bunch of other crap in it.
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That's why the plumber came over with a bucket and he said, I'm keeping the bucket, but you can have the copper in there.
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And he poured a bunch of copper pipes in there because the guy's a scrap guy.
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The other theory that my buddy Tim was saying, he's from Liverpool.
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Yeah, he's got this, I don't do a very good Liverpudlian accent, but their Ds are, don't do it, dude.
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It's really like, Jesus, take it easy on those D's.
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A lot of these, and he has this tone where he's like, I'm going to break it to you.
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So at least he's my age, and I can take him having theories about stuff.
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So some of them, a lot of them will turn it in and then they'll get a 10-year, 15-year warranty, then they'll get like 300 bucks back.
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That would justify him coming to my house, but that's not the case.
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I wouldn't just bring this to you without knowing what I'm talking about.
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So if I had a dumb thing, if something confused me and it was really simple, I wouldn't bring it to you.
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But when I come up with something like, why the fuck do scrap guys come to your house to get a boiler that's worth seven bucks?
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And when someone who's been in the industry for decades goes, it's the weirdest thing.
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Then I think, ah, a plumber who's got his own company thinks it's a weird thing?
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And then I get the warranty shit and the, sometimes they fix them.
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So, don't make me make files that I put in my brain and then I have to take them out later.
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If I put a file in my brain, that's a lot of work for me.
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And then I find out you don't know anything about plumbing, anything about boilers, and now I got to go find this and take it out again.
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And another thing that pisses me off about it is years later, you'll go, wait a minute, is it because sometimes they repair them?
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You write down 10, on a piece of paper, you write down 10 names like Jesus Christ, Satan, the Fawns, John Lennon, whatever.
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You write them all out, then you cut them up, and you put them in a hat.
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And the problem is my kids and my kids' friends.
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He's probably a millionaire from these stupid YouTube videos.
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Today, Dama brought his little pet spider here.
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What if we just got sucked into it and we realized the entire show we were watching Brett Rivera for?
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Well, my daughter and her friend just slayed all.
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But then they tore through those YouTubers like it was nobody's business, and that got them back up to a tie.
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And it was for who's better throughout time, men?
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Yeah, I said it's boys against girls, and whoever wins is the better gender, and that goes throughout all of time backwards and all of time forwards in perpetuity for all of humankind ever.
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God intervened and he went, I don't want to start defining which gender's better.
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I just can't figure out what he does when I pray for the Mets to win.
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Does he hear the Yankees' prayers and go, oh, I love the Mets too, but they suck.
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Well, he was a frequent guest on the Colgate Comedy Hour, the radio program.
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Okay, well, I don't know if this is going to help you out at all, but he was also a frequent guest.
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Speaking of painfully unfunny people, Jimmy Fallon is in trouble because he wore blackface.
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Dude, if you Googled Blackface at any time in the past 40 years, you get Billy Crystal, you get Sarah Silverman, you get Jimmy Kimmel, you get who is that music, that folk singer woman, Joan Baez type of name, that era, early 70s.
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And she would go to parties in Blackface, smoke cigarettes, and be like, what's going on, fan fucksy mama?
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But just following their definitions, maybe you'd have a point that she was appropriating culture.
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It's like my wife the other day, she goes, I just saw on the front page of the Daily Mail, Ann Coulter called Trump a retard.
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I go, yeah, a thousand times in the past four years.
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That was all, to get this asshole to freak him out.
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I hate hearing apologies in defense, especially for things that are not bad.
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When you're doing an imitation of someone, you try to resemble them.
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When Fred Armison would be Obama on SNL, he'd have the afro, everything, but no makeup.
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President Letterman last night and revealed how he gets into the open.
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Basically, you know, I'm going to take your temperature.
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I just kind of like make sure to kind of start up as a help.
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As far as our belief system goes, which we're going to get to in a second, we go, look, even when the blackface was at its worst, right, in like the 30s, not all of it was derogatory.
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In fact, only a small fraction, I just went like this, only a small fraction of it was, hey, I'm a dumb black person.
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A lot of it was just whites emulating blacks because they thought they were interesting, and they were.
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The Puritan culture of pre-war, pre-Second World War America, in between the wars, was just boring.
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So they saw these colorful characters, and when they would do a play, they'd go, well, I'm not going to do me.
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I'm going to put it in black face and be like, mommy, oh, I love you, how I love you, my dear old Swanny.
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And in this case, Fallon's just doing a convincing job.
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Because black folks don't like to answer questions.
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All they want to be millionaires, but you got to ask that kind of question.
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Like, in 1981, how many kinds of crack did Rick James smoke when he recorded Super Freak?
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Isn't it funny that you could write with that kind of carefree confidence?
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Like, those are all funny jokes, but you couldn't say that now.
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The only way to get black people on how to be a millionaire is to say, how much crack did Rick James smoke when he recorded Super Freak?
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So it's not like it's a stereotype or it's insulting, but you could never make that joke today.
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I think it's ridiculous that they're trying to cancel you, but I don't give a shit about you.
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Remember this when he tussled Trump's hair and he got in tons of shit for it because that humanized him.
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There was an article, I think it was New York Magazine.
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I couldn't find it, but he went into deep contemplation for what he had done to humanize Trump.
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And in the magazine, they have him on top of the sign, a Radio City Music Hall, like sitting on the sign, literally sitting on the sign.
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And he's like this, like, what the fuck have I done?
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Johnny Felon is now whimpering to all that he did the famous hair show with me where he seriously messed up my hair and that he would have now done it differently because it's said to have humanized me.
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First of all, he's a white Jewish boy from Toronto.
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But this story was black actors whining about how hard it is for them to get roles and they have to basically be in blackface.
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She still has the number two song in the country.
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Remember, she had some stupid song a few years ago.
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And now she's the number two artist in the country, right below Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande.
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So anyway, she had a song called Dind that had a Dind Do Nothing in it.
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A criminal who gets caught, lies to police all the time, the kind of criminals you see on the show Cops, where they go, I didn't do nothing.
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In fact, black people shouldn't like Dindus either.
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You know, it's like the white equivalent of like some drunk redneck shirtless hillbilly who's toothless and screaming at the cops.
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We probably have a name for ours and the way they treat white rednecks with contempt in the media is a great example of this.
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Our dindus are the laughingstock all over TV, as they should be.
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But for you, for a black person to even acknowledge that they have dindus is racist.
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Go back to that picture with Sarah Silverman and everything.
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Like, Jimmy Fallon is painting his face like the actor, like the basketball player he's portraying.
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And Sarah Silverman, in Sarah Silverman's show, she portrayed an idiot, asshole bitch.
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And this dumb bitch character that she made of herself, a really brutal exaggeration of her, she made her into like a really vain idiot.
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And so she was trying, the character here was trying to get along with black people and see what it's like to be black.
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It's a joke on her, and it's also a joke about whites who think they're anti-racist.
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It's actually politically correct, this bottom joke.
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Imagine being so weak and precious and sensitive that no one could even make fun of you or refer to your criminals in any way, shape or form.
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Like we're turning with the, If I was black, I'd be offended.
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I'd go, can you stop treating me with kid gloves?
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I don't care if someone wrote a song that had you insulting black criminals 10 years ago.
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It was a Twitter moment, too, that the Dindu thing.
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If you see her without makeup, she's like a five.
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So ladies could just draw faces on their face and be hot.
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How much nothing can a dindu do if a dindu didn't do nothing?
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How much money could a dindu make if a didn't do did all the things that you wish to?
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And then they have their definition of dindu who are victims of police brutality?
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Some crazy bitch had her dog not on a leash, and a black guy said, hey, can you put your dog on a leash?
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I'm like, I don't know if your dog doesn't like kids.
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But other times I go, well, I'm not going to be a Karen and constantly enforce leashes.
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But all he said to her is, put your dog on a leash.
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But in this case, if someone's calling the cops on you, yeah, you should film.
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I'm going to tell them there's an African-American man threatening my life.
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So he said, put your leash on, and she said, there's an African-American man threatening my life.
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She's probably a liberal who thinks that cops hunt blacks and now she's using that against them to be like, you know what they do.
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When blacks go conservative, that's when the N-word and Uncle Tom and Koon is a pejorative.
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Is she for animal rights, dude, choking her fucking dog with that?
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But is it illegal to go up to someone and go, I'm going to fucking kill you?
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It's illegal to make a threat that has plausibility.
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Like, say you're in the bloods and you say, hey, bloods, let's all kill Ryan Katsu Rivera.
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I remember there was a gang leader who called for Kanye West to be killed.
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So that has plausibility, but what about you just go up to someone in the park and go, I'm going to fucking kill you?
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Viewers, please don't text me and tell me what threats.
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need letters from 21 year olds telling me what happened.
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A black guy just died after an arrest in Minneapolis.
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But the media's take is it's another Eric Garner.
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Of course, in the Eric Garner story, they don't mention that he said this ends now and refused to comply.
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Handcuffed black man dies after a white Minneapolis cop, there was an Asian cop there too, arresting him for forgery.
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I don't know what that means, forgery, writing fake checks while he screamed in pain.
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He was not screaming in pain as FBI launched investigation.
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But a lot of the times in these arrests, one of the officers, he said, don't do drugs, kids.
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And a lot of the times during arrests, they'll throw their crack or their drugs in their mouth.
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And then in the fray, sometimes accidentally swallow it.
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Plus, you've got your adrenaline pounding, so your heart's already going boom, boom, boom, boom.
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But, and if the cops, if he died as a result of excessive force, the cops should be punished to the severest extent of the law.
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They will Be but what interests me about that story is before knowing the background, before knowing exactly how he died, that is the front page of Daily Mail.
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What isn't on the front page of Daily Mail is this Jaden Hayden story.
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By the way, you know that bit we did yesterday with the broken camera where we mixed all the faces?
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I got a note from someone who goes, hey man, you're being trolled.
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That Kansas couple, the Knoxville, Tennessee couple who were killed, they were actually white.
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And then I thought, did you watch the whole thing?
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Did you just go, hey, that's the wrong couple and run to your computer and send the letter before even seeing the ending of our bet?
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Or even worse, you did watch the whole thing and thought it was real.
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And you thought your, somebody else thought their phone was broken because it has that crack on it.
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That link that was supposed to be there yesterday is here.
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The black man who punched white senior citizens in the face hundreds of times, Jaden Hayden, had a Twitter account, tweeted nothing but racist threats and pictures of unconscious white people with bloody faces, but it took the entire country reporting him to make Twitter ban him.
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Now, the original story was it was a black nurse, right?
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And then we saw, well, he's not wearing scrubs.
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He was taken from a correctional institute and he was put in there.
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And anyone who knows anything about prison, if you go to the hospital from prison, you are handcuffed to your bed, wrist and ankle, and there's a cop standing there.
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So they don't just throw you in the hospital and say, promise to come back to prison now.
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So per his father, the story seems to be he was in a mental institution, right?
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There's a racist man in the loony bin, a crazy racist black guy.
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And he called 911 and said, I have COVID symptoms.
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Without testing, this is the sort of jigsaw puzzle I'm piecing together from all these different sources.
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They took him from the loony bin, not to a hospital, but to a nursing home to be quarantined.
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Now, that's happened in four other states, including New York.
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Cuomo says he was just following Trump's orders.
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But outside of the whole shocking racism, disgusting racism, outside of the brutal beating, which if the races were reversed, America would be on fire right now.
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If there was a MAGA dude beating up old black people in an old folks' home, oh my God.
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We'd be hearing about, my great-grandchildren would be hearing about it all day in school, forever.
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But all that aside, why are COVID patients being put into nursing homes?
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That's all I can think is to get the numbers up.
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So just like a smallpox blanket, we take this lunatic.
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He'll beat them, but more importantly, he'll infect them.
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And then you just drop him in with the olds, with the oldies, and you must want to get deaths up.
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They didn't notice that they were bringing in one of the infected patients, happened to be a violent lunatic who hated white people.
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But we won't hear about this because it doesn't fit the narrative.
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The narrative is white people, white men are killing everyone.
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I saw this Prager U thing where they were talking about Don Lamon who said, the biggest threat to our nation is white men.
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Which is kind of true in one sense, in that we represent the biggest part of the population, especially in crime.
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Like Japan's biggest crime problem right now is Japanese men.
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Stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men.
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We talked about it on, I think, the Gavin McInnes show.
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But he says in one sentence, he says, let's not demonize people, just one group.
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Then without even a period, he says the biggest problem in this nation is white men.
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He just wants you to do it to this group, not that group.
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Demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized up to the right.
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We have to have like kindergarten graphics to learn anything.
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I'll talk about that later with this fucking study.
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And by the way, as far as going radical and joining a radical group, it's much more prevalent with blacks to join radical black groups than it is for whites to join radical white groups.
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Like, patriotic, basically proud boys and you and I are just patriotic nationalists who like free speech and guns.
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And that's seen as this abhorrent, horrible sin that has to be wiped out, and seen as white supremacy.
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But you go, no, think about how many anti-big government pro-freedom people you meet.
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How many white supremacists have you met or even heard of your sister meeting?
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White supremacists are as rare as snow leopards.
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Which brings me to this bitter old sal named Samantha Kuttner, who's go to the second link first.
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She's very unattractive and clearly not invited to fun parties.
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Well, then you get revenge on men and devote your entire life to stalking them so you can invalidate them and then their lack of interest in you is invalid.
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There's a thing called the Clarion Project that tracks Muslim extremists.
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And they're the ones, we've had them on the show.
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They're the ones who told us about or know a lot about this cabal of extremist Muslims up and down the coast.
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I mean, sorry, all over the country, New Mexico, Islamberg.
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A little boy starved to death on one of these compounds.
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No mention of it, though, because they're black Muslims.
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And Clarion Project worked with Light Upon Light, and so did she.
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In fact, I think she applied at Clarion Project 2.
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So she's in the mud with the rest, but I guess she didn't get the job and now she wants revenge.
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So now she appears to be working for The Hague.
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Or maybe they're just located in The Hague, so it sounds like they are the World Court.
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Anyway, she just produced this in-depth study, Swiping Right, The Allure of Hypermasculinity and Crypto Fascism.
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I guess neo-fascist isn't good enough anymore for men who join the Proud Boys.
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And it's riddled with typos, a wandering mess of bullshit.
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And isn't it, again, they're totally obsessed with this.
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Like you take a group with 5,000 members and you have this myopic obsession with one thing.
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And is she spelling, I think she's spelling authoritarian wrong, right?
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When Vice Expanded and merged with Viacom, McInnes was considered a liability, says who, and was brought out of Vice 2008.
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In 2010, he founded the ad agency Rooster New York.
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A memoir endorsed by comedian Nikki Glazer and Justin Thoreau.
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Fat, ugly girls are obsessed with things like Nikki Glazer and Justin Thoreau.
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Look, he's involved with super amazing, awesome things like Nikki Glazer and Justin Thoreau.
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Like, that's her idea of utopia, a world where you could be friends with Nikki Glazer and Justin Thoreau.
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So I want to take down people who know Nikki Glaser and Justin Thoreau, the in-crowd.
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This is what fat ugly girls in the out-crowd do.
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And then she has this quote from me that reveals my racist views.
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Okay, that's, if it, if it is racist, it's probably taken out of context.
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And then she writes, every time I think about my friend Sprague, who was traumatized assisting in the cheap, in the cleanup of Ground Zero, I think of what many call a religion of peace, where a good 25% think suicide bombing is sometimes or often justified.
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25% of the 1.5 billion Muslims in the world is 375 million.
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And that's 25% of black, I'm sorry, American Muslims aged 18 to 25.
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American Muslims are the most moderate Muslims we got.
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So it's a hell of a lot more than 25% in Jordan and Sudan and Syria, all over the Middle East and Africa.
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It was formed when he was on indefinite leave, a rooster for a transphobic article.
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Through appearances of Fox News' subscription-based streaming platform, The Anthony Kumi Network, later, McKinnis created an audience.
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He has stated that xenophobe is an accurate criticism of himself.
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Like, this is a woman who is so far left that she thinks praising a housewife is sexist.
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And look, she doesn't even know that periods go inside of quotes.
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And then the second paragraph, oh, no, she got it.
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Despite racism, blah, blah, blah, many proud boys today.
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Continue to view Kiminus as rather than an actual ideologue, despite his calls for violence and his disappointment in Trump supporters for not punching enough.
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I noticed also, I went to check out her Twitter and she's obsessed with, where is my getting, who's paying for this?
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I'm a millionaire and we have 16,000 people paying 10 bucks a month.
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Where do you think the magic money's coming from?
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We're in the shittiest studio in the history of Manhattan.
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Every time people come to our actual studio, they assume it's a broom closet.
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And they go, how did you turn a closet into a studio?
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It's, I'm not going to say the rent, but it's fucking cheap.
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I don't think this is even meant to be rented out.
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I think the super is just keeping the money for himself.
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Wait, go back, because I'm sure I'm going to find more mistakes.
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Larger public say that being proud of Western culture today was like being a crippled black lesbian and communist in 1953.
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To understand the worldview of the group, it is imperative that counting violent extremism researchers, citizen activists, citizen activists, and government officials demystify the language surrounding Proud Boys' recruitment narratives.
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It is also crucial for media to report without normalizing the Proud Boys' behavior, something the author has assisted with to ensure accurate, responsible coverage of the group.
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Like this group, you think of what our meetings were with just, well, they don't happen in New York anymore because it threw everyone in jail, but just sitting around drinking beer, making fart jokes.
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Oh, we have this big druid cloak on with candles.
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And the initiation, the fact that they can make that serious.
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You have to name five breakfast cereals while we pound you.
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And let's say we're in the hotel in Westfest and then we get a knock on the door with room service.
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There's no way anybody would make any comments.
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I think the most non and then later in that theory thing too, she talks about how brow boys were at Charlottesville.
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Four went to check it out and it was made clear that they were out if they went.
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And then she in her story says, no, I just disavowed them after the girl was killed.
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The four levels of Proud Boy membership are but one example of their violent nature.
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The first degree requires an initiate to state the Proud Boy's fraternity creed.
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If you knew anything about clubs, you would know that.
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The second degree requires the initiate to be punched until he can name five breakfast cereals.
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Once the initiate succeeds, he is an official member.
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Yeah, it comes from safety slug at the Earl of March High School in Canada, where if you farted and didn't say safety and someone said slug, they would punch you till you could name five candy bars.
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The third degree involves the new member getting a tattoo with the proud boy's phrases or symbols.
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The fourth degree requires the member to engage in violence on the group's behalf.
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Some members have chosen to earn their fourth degree by targeting members of the Muslim community.
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As proud boy Jeff Young did in an anti-Sharia law.
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Proud boys made national headlines when several members were caught at Unite the Right.
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After one woman was killed, why would you just say hey they're higher?
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Actually, this is advantageous because this will go in with my damages in my lawsuit.
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Speaking of which, though, I think it's interesting to look at your views and my views, which I assume are pretty darn similar.
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You wouldn't be watching this, and see just how radical of a crypto fascist we are.
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So what we have here is eight general ways to perceive society, and it shows you if you're extremist.
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If you go to my Wikipedia, you can see that I'm a far-right, crypto neo-fascist, violent, Nazi murderer.
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And I have a funny feeling that you and I will agree on most of these because we're reasonable people.
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I've been doing this to some friends, very traditional pals like Ron Coleman, more radical dudes like Mark Randaza.
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And I'm always surprised at how middle of the road we all are.
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You'll be presented with a series of statements for each one to click on the button with your opinion on it.
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Oppression by corporations is more of a concern than oppression by governments.
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Oppression by corporations is more of a concern.
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Big business can be evil, yes, but it's the lesser of two evils, always.
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And the only thing worse than both is when both are combined.
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And that's why we had the mortgage crisis, because you had the government giving everyone a mortgage, and then the free market picking up the money everyone left on the ground and corrupting us even worse.
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It is necessary for the government to intervene in the economy to protect consumers.
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Because you think, well, there must be some sort.
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Like, what if the L-train that goes to Brooklyn got completely flooded, and the subway doesn't have enough money for that?
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That would have to be the FEMA would have to come in.
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so you kind of have to read between the lines because this sounds like it's talking about major bailouts and stuff.
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I don't like that the banks got away with the 2008 collapse.
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As Michelle Malcolm points out, we should have let them die.
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The free of the market is free of the people, that's easy.
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It is better to maintain a balanced budget than to ensure welfare for all citizens.
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If you disagree with me on any of these, I consider you a communist.
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Publicly funded research is more beneficial to the people than leaving it to the market.
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Look at, like, you know how you have a cochlear implant for hearing?
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The FDA, I guess it is, regulates this, and it can take like 10 years to get permission to market these, to move forward on them.
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They have a cochlear eyeball that they can put in.
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But there's so many regulations and so much red tape that investors are like, I'm not going to wait 10 years to get my money back.
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And as we talked about on a previous show, remember that buyer beware, you put a skull and crossbones on medication and you say, hey, if you have a week to live a cancer, try this thing.
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We don't know if it'll work, but you're a guinea pig.
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Tariffs on international trade are important to encourage local production.
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My brother and I fight about this all the time because he's such a libertarian that he doesn't want anything.
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That's assuming everyone plays by the rules, but they're not playing by the third world isn't playing by the rules.
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It's like you go to the Olympics and Russia and China swimmers are totally doped up.
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Well, now I don't, I want you regulated if we're going to be competing in the pool.
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From each according to his ability, yes, perfect.
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Even private charity, sometimes at the Knights of Columbus, we'll raise like 200, not raised, we'll get 200 turkeys for Thanksgiving.
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And I'm like, there was 200 families that weren't going to have a turkey if it wasn't for us.
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I think a lot of the Knights, I'm not disrespecting my club, but a lot of the Knights are in their 70s and they remember a time when you genuinely were starving.
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The biggest problem America's poor have is that they eat too much.
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Taxes should be increased on the rich to provide for the poor.
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You may want to get some money and realize the fucking tax that we pay, especially in New York.
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If you could see my bank account, it's just like, went out to dinner, got some groceries, did this, even went on vacation, and then tax bill.
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Like it's, you go through my Chase account and it's like, whoa, fuck.
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And then my wife say, well, maybe we could go out less.
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Well, first of all, my daddy was poor, so they never say it to me.
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But I'm going to have tons of money to give to my kids.
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That's where I like to sit and drink during a pandemic in a place where there's rat skeletons.
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It's not our thing, but we want our kids to be safe.
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Go check out, there's a great book called Public Economics, and they talk about inheritance tax.
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They tax you when you die and give it to your kids, and then they tax the kids for getting the income.
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And they talked about, this book talks about ESPN and how it was a stupid idea.
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It was a crazy idea, not stupid, obviously, but a crazy idea where I want to aggregate all sports in the entire country.
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So you turn on ESPN and you know what college game is going on.
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But you have to spend like $30,000 a week for each little town's sports filming.
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And so they had to raise millions and millions of dollars.
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But some rich kid who had his inheritance said, that sounds like a good idea.
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Hundreds of employees smashing success all because someone died and gave a kid tons of money.
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And that's another thing I find annoying about Trump criticism too.
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I'd like to see you, if you got a billion, where you would be in 10 years.
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And there'd be two dead hookers in the hotel room with you.
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90% of people who win lotteries end up broke in five years.
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Look at all the football players who make tens of millions a year.
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Where are they five years later after they retire?
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Anyway, basic utilities like roads and electricity should be publicly owned.
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This is the number one argument that people use for government.
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When you go up to upstate New York, you just, it ends up, it can be like 25 bucks to go upstate and back.
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So I'm paying taxes for the road, yet I'm also paying to ride on it every time.
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And they have private roads in America, dozens and dozens of them, and they're fucking beautiful, perfectly paved.
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It's like you go, and then you hit the private road where you pay your toll, just like you have to do to the government, and all of a sudden it's just, shoot.
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You're like, my wheels on the ground or am I in a hovercraft?
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Government intervention is a threat to the economy.
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Those with a greater ability to pay should receive better health care.
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See, this one is tricky because I want everything privatized, but I obviously don't think that a billionaire should get a triple bypass when a poor person can't.
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I'm not really much of a healthcare professional.
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And I've lived in England and Canada where we had free health care, and there's a lot of lineups.
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Yes, you can get a free hip replacement, but you'll probably die of old age before they get to you.
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So I don't want to restrict the market in any way, shape, or form.
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Those with a greater ability to pay should receive better health.
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It's kind of a biased question because you could also write it as if someone has the ability to pay for some crazy operation, they should have the right to.
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So I'm going to piss everyone off and say, agree.
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You get a book on Amazon used for fucking a dollar.
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The means of production should belong to the workers who use them.
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Nah, that's another thing that sounds good at first, right?
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That would mean Milo is in control of censored.tv.
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What happened when we gave him the keys for one day?
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Military action by our nation is often necessary to protect it.
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The only places where I think the government should exist is keeping us safe.
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I support regional unions such as the European Union.
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And when it happens very occasionally in marriage, but I remember in my single days when it would happen, I was very grateful and enthusiastic.
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It is important to maintain our national sovereignty.
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A united world government will be beneficial to mankind.
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It is more important to retain peaceful relations than to further our strength.
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Like, people have way too much respect for the international community.
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But even European countries, Germany is no fun.
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When we were dealing with Weiss in Weiss Europe, Weiss UK, Weiss Germany, it was always like, oh, sorry, Hans isn't here.
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He's aware at the Black Faust with his family for Schlugentlacht.
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I was like, we just had Christmas two weeks ago.
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Yes, but in Germany, after Christmas, you have your Black Faust family gathering, which is three weeks.
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No, it wouldn't matter anyway, because there's no clients.
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So fuck the international community, and that includes lots of Western countries.
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Wars do not need to be justified to other countries.
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Should we ask them about our Middle Eastern policy?
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Should we ask Palestine what we should do to Israel?
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Should we ask an African country what we should do about albinos?
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So you get the albino, you chop off his arms, and you put a cup there, and you get the good juju magic.
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Also, science is racist because here in Africa, you can wish lightning on someone.
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They honestly believe that in parts of South Africa.
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That if you're mad at someone, go to a juju man, pay him.
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I guess give him like a cobra's penis and a goat's asshole.
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And I saw this video where someone said, that's not true.
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And the students, the South African students, black kids, all started laughing their heads off at the idea that that wasn't a real thing.
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They were so convinced that that's a real thing that they laughed at a person who said, you can't wish lightning on anyone no matter what you do.
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Strongly disagree, though they do waste a lot of money.
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You know, everyone complains about the 3.4 billion we give to Israel.
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We give that to Iraq, 3.4 billion, which, this is even scarier, I believe is just under two days of government spending.
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Research should be conducted on an international scale.
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Remember that Chinese guy who doped and he said, I win to the Australian who refused to shake his hand?
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And that Australian got in huge shit for that because Australia is constantly kissing China's ass.
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And I'm sure they do that in every other field.
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So no, let's stick to the best country in the world.
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And this is what's so bizarre about China doing our pharmaceuticals.
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So you could be getting insulin from some Chinese factory that makes fake insulin.
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Governments should be accountable to the international community.
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Remember when I was in Israel and that Arab Christian said, the international community has told them to take down this wall and they won't listen.
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It's like, yeah, fuck the international community.
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Why does everyone want to immigrate here if the rest of the country, the other countries, are so valid?
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Even when protesting an authoritarian government, violence is not acceptable.
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It's the only way you're going to get anything done is a revolution.
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My religious values should be spread as much as possible.
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I don't want to force people to say the Lord's Prayer in school if they don't want to.
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But Christianity should be spread across the world.
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So my religious values should be spread as much as possible.
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Like everyone has to read a Bible every morning at gunpoint?
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250 Christians are killed every day and Islam is increasing in numbers as I think we're two-thirds Christian, one-third Muslim now, and those are inverting.
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Our nation's values should be spread as much as possible.
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Do we get to see that South Park parody, Team America, World Police in North Korea?
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But I don't want to force anyone to do anything.
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So by saying I don't strongly agree means I don't want to force it on anyone.
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This reminds me of that teacher who said, let's face it, parents don't always know what's best for their kids.
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And I don't like where this ends up in Northern Europe where you had that girl recently who just asked her mom if she could die and the mom said yes and they just she died.
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But I'm into people having their I don't want the government telling anyone what they can and can't do.
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The sacrifice of some civil liberties necessary to protect us from acts of terrorism.
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Like we've had something like 500 terror attacks in America since 9-11, but there's been thousands, I believe, more prevented.
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75% of terror attacks are thwarted by the CIA, by the FBI, who have obviously stabbed us in the back and are throwing Roger Stone in prison.
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I want Muslims to be monitored, but I don't want my freedom to be inhibited.
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Like, if I strongly agreed about Christianity spreading everywhere, then I'm enforcing it.
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When I just agree, I'm like, I hope it catches on.
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So the sacrifice of some civil liberties, I don't like the smell of this, so I'm going to say disagree.
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Government surveillance is necessary in the modern world.
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The very existence of the state is a threat to our liberty.
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Regardless of political opinions, it is important to side with your country.
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It is important that the government follows the majority opinion, even if it's strongly agree.
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Democracy is more than a decision-making process.
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Democracy is more than a decision-making process.
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This whole idea that if you don't Have the EPA, then the air is just going to be soot and the rivers will be full of toxins.
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And as John Stossel has showed us time and time again, factories get more efficient over time and produce less waste, less toxic waste.
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And yes, the quality of air has increased, has improved since the EPA.
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The EPA is just a random dot on the map of improve, improve, improve.
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A better world will come from automation, science, and technology.
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Is that for all the Amish people doing this quiz?
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Children should be educated in religious or traditional values.
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They define our culture, and our culture defines us.
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I have to keep up looking up that number, by the way, because it keeps going down.
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I was saying 75% for the longest time, and I realized I was citing like 2,000 figures.
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Churches should be taxed the same way other institutions are taxed.
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That sounds pretty reasonable to me, but I don't want anyone paying tax, and I don't like that there's an anti-Christian sort of sentiment there.
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It is important that we work as a united world to strongly just a fucking grief.
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Society was better many years ago than it is now.
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Feminists have made women less happy, but we're living longer.
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Political correctness is obviously a massive blow to freedom.
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You look at old sitcoms and you realize that people were freer before.
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But I think by most metrics, outside of obesity and the lack of health that could be killing this 45-degree life improvement thing, I'm going to say, because I know the subtext here too is that like, make America great again.
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And they're saying it's more racist now and all that shit.
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So just by the smell of this, I'm going to go strongly disagree.
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It is important that we maintain our tradition, strongly agree.
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It is important that we think in the long term beyond our lifespan, strongly agree.
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Reason is more important than maintaining our culture.
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Reason is more important than maintaining our culture.
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Maybe these Gatorades, I'm allergic to them because there's rats at that deli and the rats are...
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Reason is more important than maintaining our culture.
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I hate this question because I don't think they're mutually exclusive.
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And I don't like the idea of like gay marriage wiping out churches and punishing priests who refuse to perform the ceremony.
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So I'm going to just sort of disagree, but not strongly.
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Drug use should be legalized or decriminalized.
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You said it was just because two guys were in love, and then you used it to torment Christians, especially Catholics.
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So you got to say, are you speaking conceptually here?
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I like how people think Western chauvinism is this controversial thing.
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If you watch superhero movies, not with kids, you're a fucking loser.
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Graphic novels, it's an interesting art form, and it's nice to see like 10 cool drawings on a page with a story behind it.
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I mean, I want to agree with that because I like being Christian, and it feels like the conservative thing to do, but I would feel like I'd be bullshitting myself if I was shocked to find out some 22-year-olds were fornicating.
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If we accept migrants at all, it's important that they strongly fucking agree.
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How about these 250 Christians that are getting killed today?
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Why is it so hard for Canadians to get down here?
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It costs me 10 grand where Mexicans can just cross the Rio Grande.
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I remember arguing with someone about this and they said, oh, I see.
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So you have to think like Gavin in order to come to America.
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But yeah, you have to think like America to come here.
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We are excitedly inviting people here who hate us, have no intention of assimilating.
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A lot of these radical Muslims don't see America as America.
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You can put your little flag on it And make a map.
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Abortion should be prohibited in most or all cases.
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Remember the Louis C.K. bit where he goes, it's not murder.
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It's just there comes a time when the child, if you don't want it, it comes out.
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Gun ownership should be prohibited for those without a valid reason.
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See, this is another trick question because, no, if you don't have a valid reason, you shouldn't get a gun.
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But, of course, the subtext is they have to do a background check and you have to have your home.
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In fact, I've heard of people who are prevented from getting the guns because they've got death threats.
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Because they're scared you'll be too trigger happy and just like, oh, are you the person that's been stalking me?
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So gun ownership should be prohibited for those without a valid reason.
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I'm going to just, healthcare I find so boring of a topic.
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I should have maybe, wait a minute, maybe I should go neutral.
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Some hideous burn victim finds someone who will fuck him for money.
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Are you saying like to build a factory that's going to make this new car, even though it's polluting all this nuclear waste into the river?
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If you lived in Iran right now, you should be dying to protect homosexuals and to get women free from this bullshit Sharia law where they're second-class citizens.
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And all American feminists, by the way, should be totally focused on other countries where sexism actually exists.
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Where it's like progressivism, like a person wants to become a woman, but they can't afford it, so have the company pay for it because we have to.
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It's about manufacturing and getting a new car on the road and pollution.
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So I guess I'm going to say to chase progress at all costs is dangerous.
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Norman Borlaug with his genetically modified corn saved a billion lives.
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Shea Guevara shot about 3,000 people in the head.
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You take a good thing, like genetically modified corn, and now I have like Siamese twins.
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Genetic modifications force for good even humans.
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Governments should be as concerned about foreigners as they are about their own citizens.
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And it's something that the left thinks we say all the time.
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So during the street fight with Antifa that the Prowboys did, Max Harris said, there was fucking four of them.
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And some Huffpokunt goes, afterwards he said they were fucking foreigners.
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The only time Antifa are foreigners is when you pay some weird Turkish immigrant 100 bucks to flesh out the numbers to make it look like there's a big crowd.
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All people, regardless of factors like culture or sexuality, should be treated equally.
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In fact, that means no affirmative action either.
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It is important that we further my group's goals above all others.
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See, this is the same as that spreading Christianity.
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My group is Westerners, men, women, black, white, gay, straight.
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And that group's goals are more benevolent than, say, an Africans or a Middle Eastern.
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It says on their passport, they have a mark on it.
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But this doesn't sound like, this sounds like fascism.
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It's important that we further my group's goal.
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I want my group's goals to win because they're the best for everyone, including other countries.
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But I don't want to enforce I don't want to make, you know, at gunpoint I don't want Iraqis to have to wave American flags.
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And if you have any less, you're a fucking commie.
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No, but it also means you think other countries suck.
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As far as liberty and authority goes, I'm just about in the middle.
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And societal axis, traditional, but not that much.
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So, you know, you and I are called radicals, and I'm sure you have similar results than this.
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Because this is moderate, and this is just a little bit on the traditional side.
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So in 2020, you are a radical, far-right lunatic if you prefer the market.
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That's where we're at with this political spectrum.
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If you're not AOC, you are a crypto-neo-fascist.
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And if you like the country you're in, you're a Nazi.
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New York City ist die heißeste Stadt, wenn man eine neue Moor-Produkt als Hotelzimmer hat.
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There was that weird phase in the 80s when rap had just blown up in the Bronx.
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Yeah, you have to be doing a job that Americans can't do.
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Yeah, everyone had to have a rap part of their song.
01:20:13.000
So Debbie Harry had that, and the guitars came from Mars.
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Or Billy Idol had that in football clubs when you hear the music.
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And out you come to man at the malls, and you drop your own about you got a gun.
01:21:12.000
And genetically, though, she's still that rock party slut.
01:21:16.000
So back to New York, back to the clubs, doing the Coke.
01:21:50.000
It's like 20 minutes, but do you really want to watch Gary for more than 20 minutes?
01:21:54.000
I had to really bleach the shit out of this desk.
01:22:00.000
And I don't like the idea of giving him a pedicure and a makeover.
01:22:04.000
That's like when I see him and he comes in, I go, I wish he had a little more dirt on your face.
01:22:10.000
Yeah, like I love the last getting a manicure, half the show is his disgusting fingernails.
01:22:15.000
You're going to go camping, get a little dirty.
01:22:19.000
I actually find he's getting a little more sane, which I also don't like.
01:22:29.000
How does he get away with that, having retards on his show and laughing at them?
01:22:41.000
He had this deaf woman on his show, and he started talking like her.
01:23:00.000
Howard Stern, racist hypocrite, both or neither.
01:23:21.000
I love working with him, and I think he's a super talented guy, but I really question his sense of humor.
01:23:26.000
You know what the funny thing is, is how come we...
01:23:34.000
I mean, without a doubt, the first thing that comes to your mind is racism.
01:23:38.000
Back in Camp Wilmot, do you ever tell racist jokes to anybody?
01:23:54.000
Brother Abdulim Ali Khalim is a name for Petey Green.
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They're a jokes that say, you know, like Osborne Green or something.
01:24:08.000
I'm saying the first thing your thing goes to is he just remembered that he's done black characters.
01:24:13.000
I'd like to present the latest nominee to the United States Supreme Court, the Honorable Clarence Thomas.
01:24:30.000
The black people are against me because they say that I'm not a real black man.
01:24:34.000
I want to say to them and to all you that I am proud to be here.
01:24:38.000
I would like to say that I am cognizant of black people, and I would like to be the head marketing mark of the Supreme Judiciary Context.
01:24:49.000
I considered you to be a very conservative and well-educated.
01:25:10.000
I don't even need to watch this entire fucking sketch.
01:25:26.000
You see, you haven't listened to the whole show.
01:25:39.000
I've gone to movies where it's like aliens and blacks start fighting.
01:25:43.000
Black people cannot handle ourselves in the movies, Robin.
01:25:51.000
I saw four blacks fighting at Aladdin when I took the kids.
01:26:10.000
The deaf girl will moon you so that they can come in and meet David.
01:26:30.000
You know, I'd have a three-picture deal with a guy from UPS.
01:27:01.000
That's how you try to be funny when you're seven.
01:27:05.000
Like maybe in like freshman year of high school, and then your next year, you're like, I can't believe I did that.
01:27:13.000
And you millennial know-it-alls can solve this for me.
01:27:15.000
I understand that accent comes from never hearing anything at all.
01:27:22.000
The reason we have accents and we talk the way we do is because we hear other people talk.
01:27:28.000
But without hearing people, you play motorboat.
01:27:33.000
But that woman is partially deaf, which means she's very, very hard of hearing.
01:27:46.000
And I said, the part I don't get is how you still have the deaf accent, but you can hear me.
01:28:11.000
Long time family listening for about five years.
01:28:13.000
My parents are conservative like myself, but they are terrified about coronavirus.
01:28:15.000
I got the point where my dad is petrified to ordering takeout food.
01:28:21.000
How would I convince my parents to let me go out with my friends?
01:28:35.000
The kids in my neighborhood are coming out at night in droves and having parties, just like in parks, and then leaving too fast.
01:28:41.000
So I hear outside, and I look out my window, my lights are off, and I see like two people, four people, six people, eight people, 20 boys, young people.
01:28:55.000
And then I'm thinking, wait a minute, is this some sort of political action and they're going to fuck with my house or something?
01:29:02.000
So I have to keep, and I have a whole hierarchy of weapons in my house from just like poker to a machete, baseball bat, and then fucking shotgun.
01:29:14.000
Like, you don't want to, if someone, if someone fucking stands on your lawn, you don't come out with the shotgun, right?
01:29:26.000
So I'm standing there and I think, this feels like a, the odds of this being anything to do with me are one in 200.
01:29:38.000
Baseball bat is so big that if you miss, you know, now you're way over here.
01:29:48.000
So I'm standing there and then some girls show up and then they're in their cars and total ended up being a mob of about 40 teens.
01:30:02.000
But I also, if this is something against me and my family, those heads are going to start rolling.
01:30:07.000
So I stand in my sort of lobby with my hot poker.
01:30:11.000
And then I realize I have like a light colored Hawaiian shirt on.
01:30:17.000
So I go to the closet, I get my Harrington, my black Harrington.
01:30:22.000
So I'm standing there with a fire poker watching 40 kids have a good time.
01:30:26.000
And I thought, how funny would it be if one of them were kind of stoned?
01:30:29.000
And they look over and they just see no one in the house.
01:30:34.000
And then they just see a man with a fire poker and his jacket zipped up all in black.
01:30:50.000
You should go back upstate and visit all your friends and fucking make out with broads.
01:31:02.000
Or say hi from six feet away, but you don't have it.
01:31:18.000
Just say, oh, I went to get some more bleach wipes.
01:31:26.000
See, I told you when you named your apartment the Fag Zone, you were never going to hear the end of it.
01:31:30.000
Now we have people calling you Captain Faggett.
01:31:39.000
I was on Twitter and I found the perfect example of when multiculturalism and feminism meet.
01:31:43.000
It sounds like it's in German, and the German woman picks a fight with what appears to be an immigrant.
01:31:51.000
As you would expect, the results are hilarious, like the fuck you're in the Fang zone.
01:32:05.000
She was fucking with him, saying she's going to kick his ass, and he just slapped her, and she had a meltdown.
01:32:13.000
This week, he uploaded a video of him and his friend, Hank Hassey, infiltrating a gay pride parade in Rhode Island.
01:32:19.000
Fucking hilarious and insanely uncomfortable to watch.
01:33:04.000
Yeah, he is harassing them, telling them they're normal.
01:33:13.000
And it's like, dude, especially in New York, Rhode Island, in New York City, in the West Village, where it's illegal to be straight, they march up and down the gayest street possibly in the world and say, we're here.
01:33:48.000
Then he starts complaining he has too much to do.
01:34:05.000
Oh, gee, you think she prepared for it with all those stats that she read right in front of you?
01:34:09.000
Dude, they need to hire your boy Elon Musk to get on that phone.
01:34:13.000
The link, the first thing I have didn't have the video links I'm looking for.
01:34:27.000
Because of this, I'm in the middle of doing five things and switching the cameras between.
01:34:58.000
President Trump will not allow the coronavirus to come to this country, given what has happened since then.
01:35:17.000
Did you ever see Joe give him the stink eye, though?
01:35:23.000
He's like, Joe Rogan's talking about something.
01:35:35.000
My wife was saying she doesn't like when I yell at the kids.
01:35:50.000
They go, and when you get mad, it's hard for me to get unmad.
01:35:54.000
And I say things like, I'm about to blow my top.
01:35:57.000
Or I'll say, if he, if you two fight one more time, I am going to lose it.
01:36:05.000
One time they were fighting in the car and I gave them like five warnings.
01:36:16.000
It's really, really hard to get back on on Range Rovers.
01:36:28.000
But like, even I was reading the Berenstein Bears to my kid.
01:36:33.000
And they have the bear, he's the dad, he's the bear dad sitting in this chair behind the carpet.
01:36:37.000
I mean, behind the carpet, behind his newspaper.
01:36:42.000
And then he just puts out his paper and goes, whoa.
01:36:53.000
But she is from the Midwest, where they are scared that the white man's forked tongue will be too loud.
01:37:00.000
And if they have a problem, they take it up with the elders.
01:37:12.000
She's probably the most beautiful woman in the world, and I'm just like...
01:37:23.000
And then he has a picture of John Travolta that says, looking to see where all the Antifas went now that the governors are acting A bit fascist.
01:37:48.000
Anarchists are mad that people aren't listening to the government.
01:37:54.000
Like, you've gone full circle, you fucking dummies.
01:37:59.000
You know, I was at an anti-Nazi rally in 1990, probably 1990.
01:38:08.000
And it was skinheads versus punks and hippies and stuff.
01:38:12.000
And we were just tourists there going, ooh, this is exciting.
01:38:16.000
The skinheads were shooting firecrackers, like bottle rockets.
01:38:23.000
And I had my camera out, shitty camera, like a cannon, whatever.
01:38:27.000
And the rules of free speech are so good in Germany that I could go absolutely anywhere.
01:38:53.000
No, because up until like the 2000s, like anybody with a camera was like neutral.
01:38:59.000
The skinheads, the cops, and the punks, they couldn't touch me.
01:39:14.000
Need suggestions on finding or forming a guys club?
01:39:23.000
Before my question, let me clarify the excluding of the gays.
01:39:26.000
As the exclusion of women is a no-brainer, no pun intended, no bars against fags, but men think about sex more often than women, naturally.
01:39:32.000
In this club, the discussion of sex will be present.
01:39:35.000
No heterosexual male wants to hear a fag story about his anal sex experiences or deep throat.
01:39:41.000
We said one thing that was kind of weird about gay proud boys is we said, okay, no wanks, don't beat off.
01:39:51.000
So if your wife's pregnant, she's not in the mood, you can beat off.
01:39:56.000
You still can only masturbate if you're within one yard of a woman.
01:40:00.000
And the job, we stumbled across this thing with Dante Nero as a dare, like a Seinfeld bit, and we noticed our lives were improving drastically and our marriages were better and he was getting way more laid and we were smarter.
01:40:15.000
And he started saying the guys too, if you're not into it, try for 10 days and get back to me.
01:40:27.000
I mean, you don't really have a problem getting laid.
01:40:34.000
So that was an instance where a rule for the club didn't apply to gays.
01:40:44.000
No heterosexual guy wants to be hit on by another man and have his hangout turn into some queer hookah scene.
01:40:51.000
The gays in Proud Boys have never said anything gay or hit on any of us.
01:40:56.000
This club is designed for men who are healthy, morally straight, blah, blah, blah.
01:41:03.000
Want to hear your thoughts on finding or creating a guys' club in a new environment.
01:41:07.000
As you being the former creator of Proud Boys, I recently moved to New State, blah, blah, blah.
01:41:18.000
You have a meeting, you have the minutes, you do the accounts, you talk about beefs within the club.
01:41:26.000
Well, I can't tell you the details of meetings, but just fucking figure it out.
01:41:34.000
I'm starting a MAGA dads group in my suburb, and this is going to be our gang sign.
01:41:42.000
You can't be in the M. So when we see each other in the street, we're going to go like, and in pictures, we're going to be like, that's too much.
01:42:09.000
Hey, Gavin, right, I got my wife and I kids around this weekend.
01:42:12.000
I've been doing a GM official walking around the house on episode 152.
01:42:14.000
I just don't know Gavin said, I'd love to get robbed.
01:42:16.000
I'm a prolocateur, but it seems like a questionable thing to say to 16,000 strangers.
01:42:33.000
Man, you spend so much time acting like a little bitch and wasting time when your mailbag letters aren't up to your standard on air.
01:42:38.000
But isn't that yours or Ryan's job to spend a few minutes before the show?
01:42:50.000
Because if I start to read a stinker, I just stop.
01:42:53.000
Dear Gavin and fuckface, Ryan, you see what you've done with the fags on the bottom?
01:42:59.000
This video is how I imagine what happens when you illegally go to bars in New York during the plague.
01:43:32.000
I miss those pubs so much with the little tables.
01:43:51.000
Come over here and say come over here and say that nah won't You spill more drink.
01:44:20.000
But just freeze on that, that's kind of my dream.
01:44:25.000
Low tables, cigarettes, no TVs, no music, women occasionally to drop off some money or something, but not really.
01:44:41.000
And by the way, the bars that I go to, we would have to close the curtains and we'd have to be deeper in.
01:44:49.000
So you're like, why do I part of a bar is my pride in my society, my culture.
01:44:57.000
When you're timid about it, it's like if you were to fuck and be timid the whole time, like, oh, I'm so sorry about this.
01:45:21.000
Gavin, would you rather spend three months locked in a room with Jim Carrey?
01:45:25.000
You get food and a bed, but you have no devices, no books, or anything to entertain you, just a conversation with Jim, or blow Jared Holt.
01:45:33.000
I mean, gay sex would be, not even that it's Jared Holt, but gay sex would be traumatizing.
01:45:37.000
And for the rest of my life, even when I was getting a blowjob, I would be thinking about like it would pop in my head that I blew a dude.
01:45:48.000
So what you're really asking is have a very shitty, boring time with a complete asshole.
01:45:54.000
I'm not scared of him, so I could just berate him for three days and make his life hell.
01:46:03.000
But the funny video, I forgot what it was, dude.
01:47:02.000
I'm allergic to the exterior of that Gatorade bottle, and I'm convinced that Deli has rats.
01:47:07.000
And the rats, there's probably like sugary kind of, you know, Gatorade spill, whatever, on the floor of the freezer.
01:47:14.000
And I bet they rummage through there in the night and they ratify everything.
01:47:34.000
No, there's no legal ramifications because we're going to.
01:47:59.000
So her point is, boys doing BMX stunts makes it dangerous for the park.
01:48:04.000
That's conceivable, philosophically, but that's not what's happening.
01:48:10.000
If there was a lot of old people walking up and down the stairs and I worked at that park, I go, guys, guys, we got oldies all over the fucking place here.
01:48:28.000
If you didn't roll down here right this second, we'd be done and out of here and you wouldn't even know.
01:48:47.000
We can move our vehicles and they got a whole film crew set.
01:49:02.000
She's just going to move it back in front of it or whatever.
01:49:26.000
The biggest obstacle to this is not the stairs, it's the Karen.
01:49:33.000
Please call the sheriff and get somebody out to the toilet.
01:50:30.000
Samantha Kuttner telling the proud boys they can't hang out with each other.