In this episode, we discuss the rise of the 9/11 gang The Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, and how they came to be known as the Bloods . We also talk about the recent death of rapper 6ix9ine, and why he should have been shot in his car.
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00:02:49.0006ix9ine, his rainbow-colored hair gone, but trademark 69 tattoo on his forehead, visible to anyone in the courtroom, explained that his role in the nine-tray gangsta bloods Now, that doesn't bother me so much.
00:03:17.000If you're eating fries and someone who's getting into a gang comes by and it's life or death for them and they just scoop a fry, okay, you may have one fry if it means you're going to get into the nine tray gangsta bloods.
00:03:29.000Unfortunately, eating your food, eating your lunch, means cutting your face.
00:03:34.000So part of their initiation was to roam the streets of Brooklyn, cutting people in the face with knives or carpet cutters, whatever.
00:03:49.000I don't know why, I'm not big on, I don't know a lot about gangs, but out of all the different gangs in New York, and there's about a dozen Latin Kings, DDP, Dominicans Don't Play, Ching-a Lings, Motorcycle Clubs, a whole bunch of divisions of bloods.
00:06:40.000Explained that his role in the Nine Tre gangster bloods was to just, this is now in quotes, just keep making hits and be the financial support for the gang so they could buy guns and stuff like that.
00:06:50.000Asked what he got in return, the 23-year-old rapper responded, my career.
00:06:53.000I got the street credibility, the videos, the music, the protection, all of the above.
00:06:58.000The testimony in federal court in Manhattan was a dramatic turnabout for a performer who had gone out of his way to portray himself as a legitimate gang member.
00:07:05.000He told the jury he decided to cooperate only a day after his arrest last year on racketeering indictment, naming him as a member of the gang.
00:10:33.000These guys are getting 800, 900 million.
00:10:36.000Now, I know a lot of youngsters are listening to it several times, so it's deceiving, but still, just a couple hundred mil short of a bill?
00:16:13.000So this chick, Layland Kaiser, who went to school with Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh, goes, yeah, I don't, this doesn't make sense.
00:16:25.000I remember partying with her, and the way we worked back then is we always made sure someone had a ride home, especially if they were wasted.
00:16:32.000The idea that I would just abandon her there doesn't really compute.
00:16:37.000And then we discover that the woman who wrote the article was went to school with him.
00:16:47.000This starts with threatened with smear, and then author went to school with him.
00:16:50.000So the uglier one, Robin Pogrebin, who looks like a kind of trans.
00:16:58.000So it's Robert Pogrebin and Kate Kelly.
00:17:00.000Robin Pogrebin is the one with the big potato nose.
00:17:39.000So, yeah, and then it gets even crazier.
00:17:44.000It turns out that not only is Blaise Ford's story fishy, it turns out that she was threatened by people, powerful people in the DNC, people who knew her, threatened with a smear, a smear campaign, if she didn't back the Kavanaugh story.
00:18:04.000Christine Ford's close high school friend, who Ford says was at the party when Kavanaugh allegedly assaulted her.
00:18:09.000And by the way, what is this assault again?
00:18:11.000Like, the one we heard about yesterday was he was nude.
00:18:50.000She said Ford's story is not believable until the FBI Ford's allies pressured her and threatened her with a smear campaign to say otherwise.
00:19:00.000Now, if you go to that tweet in the link, there's a video and they say what I just said at 114.
00:19:07.000I sound like Robin Quivers on stern now.
00:19:15.000But late Sunday, the Times declared after Ford.
00:19:19.000Publicly for the first time to the Times reporters, Ford's close friend Layland Kaiser, who Ford said was at the party, said she didn't believe Ford's account and that it Just didn't make any sense.
00:19:32.000She also said she told the FBI that Ford's allies pressured her to say otherwise.
00:19:38.000Now, all four people that Ford identified as being at that high school party in the summer of 1982 have now said no such party occurred.
00:19:47.000And today, both the Republican chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Democratic chair of the House Judiciary Committee said they would not support impeaching Kavanaugh.
00:20:11.000I'm at the point now where I like my spam, but I saw a cool book sent to me where some guy is sort of a New York court junkie and he wrote a book about the court system.
00:20:27.000I think it's New York, but you know it's the same everywhere.
00:22:19.000An unprecedented plunge into New York City's federal court system that gives us a revelatory picture of how our justice system and the pursuit of justice really works.
00:22:30.000If the courtroom is a theater, then the districts is a backstage tour.
00:22:33.000In this magisterial anatomy of our criminal justice system, Johnny Dwyer punctures the dispassionate edifice of the institutions that administer criminal law to reveal the rousing and often messy human drama behind them.
00:22:46.000I mean, I've learned about all this with the Proud Boys that there is no justice in America.
00:22:58.000Ooh, and that brings us to kind of a disturbing story where the SPLC just threw out a case where the Center for Immigration Studies tried to sue them.
00:23:11.000I think they tried to pull in RICO, the RICO Act, which is tough.
00:23:16.000But they tried to sue the SPLC for calling them a hate group, and it didn't work.
00:23:25.000A federal judge has thrown a lawsuit that accused leaders of the SPLC of trying to financially destroy one of the organizations that has labeled it as a hate group.
00:23:33.000The Center for Immigration Studies lawsuit is devoid of any allegation that the law center made a false statement about the Washington-based nonprofit.
00:23:42.000U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson in Washington, D.C. said in her ruling Friday.
00:26:25.000And he's since deleted that tweet, but put it back up.
00:26:27.000So this is the same woman, the judge who just dismissed that SBLC case.
00:26:32.000Through legal trickery, deep state hitman Robert Mueller has guaranteed that my upcoming show trial is before Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an Obama-appointed judge who dismissed the Benghazi charges against Hillary Clinton and incarcerated Paul Manafort prior to his conviction for any crime.
00:27:18.000If you're watching this on a phone or a portable device, I would suggest you go to the bathroom and watch this on the toilet because it is spooky.
00:27:31.000It's rare you get to use the word prescient.
00:27:33.000This is the most prescient thing I've ever seen.
00:30:14.000You said y'all niggas want to get pancakes.
00:30:18.000And one of the things that Shane got in trouble for was describing someone else and saying, yeah, when Chinatown pops up, people are like, where did all these chinks come from?
00:30:29.000So in that context, he was using a racial epithet in a non-racist way.
00:30:34.000And up here, he's using a racial epithet in a non-racist way.
00:31:08.000This is a little bit of a tangent, and it's not about foreshadowing, but people call you a racist and a white supremacist, and then everyone just goes, oh, okay.
00:31:15.000I had a, when this shit hit the fan in November, I had a black buddy that I've known forever say, so you're a fucking white supremacist now.
00:31:43.000I'll dig this up over the course of the show.
00:31:45.000But Brandon calls me up and he goes, hey, man, how would you like it if your white supremacist buddies knew you used to hang out with me and Jerry all the fucking time?
00:34:57.000Do you have the same beef with the Shriners and the Knights of Columbus and the Masons?
00:35:03.000And here comes the quote from the chief.
00:35:05.000How they treat other people, what they think of other people, race, gender, creeds, it sows concerns, he said.
00:35:13.000Township officials said the firefighter offered to resign, but the fire company's board didn't accept the resignation.
00:35:19.000Now, here's a crazy theory, because I know right now you're starting to think that Shane Gillis is magic, and this is so spooky that it's becoming...
00:35:56.000So the guy who was fired from Haverford PA saw this comedy sketch and he went, and maybe it went viral among the FD community, amongst firemen.
00:36:09.000They got to come up with a quicker name for themselves.
00:36:13.000So firemen, this went viral and it really stuck in this one guy's craw.
00:36:17.000And he said, yeah, that is the way we're treated.
00:38:32.000Well, that's another thing that they have in common with.
00:38:35.000Well, Shane McGillis, Shane Gillis, lives there, I would assume, because he wrote on the show with his buddies, Delco Proper, which is about Delaware County proper.
00:42:07.000So anyway, they probably noticed that when we didn't totally focus on diversity and we had at least one slightly right of center, kind of a white trashy, Budweiser kind of guy, we got a lot of laughs.
00:43:15.000And she became like this primal animal, reduced to her primitive self in this sort of like primal scream, super cough.
00:43:25.000And she was getting red, and she was sort of falling off her desk, and the teacher was all worried about her.
00:43:29.000I could tell she was going to be okay.
00:43:30.000But seeing her in that state, she still maintained her femininity, the way her foot was placed.
00:43:37.000And god damn it, I was surprised by how incredibly turned on I became by this woman's impenetrable beauty and femininity and how even dying of a cough can't shake it.
00:43:51.000So I have a very weird segment coming up.
00:43:53.000We're going to go over to the studio, the green screen studio, and talk about how even when women try to uglify themselves, though they're pretty good at it in certain cases, they're just so fucking hot, no matter what.
00:44:10.000There's just, God just blessed them with this, and this is probably what the trans guys are trying to capture.
00:44:15.000They just have this fairy dust where they're always pretty no matter what happens.
00:44:21.000And of course, I'm not including my 650-pound life, but within reason.
00:44:41.000I am English, and I am here to talk to you about nothing remotely Chinese.
00:44:46.000I'm here to talk to you about how women are perpetually beautiful, and in this day and age where they work so hard to be unattractive, you can still see their innate beauty.
00:44:59.000And the feminists in college are excellent at this, debutifying themselves.
00:45:03.000They put on weight, they cut their hair short, they dye it blue, they draw on their face with junk.
00:45:08.000But outside of those extreme cases, I'm always amazed when I look at women, especially activists or just women losing their shit.
00:45:18.000I'm just amazed as a straight meal how their beauty is just impenetrable.
00:49:07.000The way her heels drag on the floor, her legs perfectly parallel.
00:49:11.000I mean, they are just so graceful at all times.
00:49:16.000Gaze, you got to watch some of this and go, I got to admit, yeah.
00:49:20.000I mean, if a gay dude, super buff, is being dragged out, the quintessential gay superstar is being dragged out, I bet he would just be like, get the fuck off of me.
00:49:29.000And Gaze would go, man, this is what we get, homos.
00:49:32.000We get these, I don't know, they're like storks.
00:52:33.000Let's get back to some important news.
00:52:34.000Oh, here's something we touched on yesterday.
00:52:41.000Felicity Huffman, remember I talked about that woman yesterday who went to jail, was sentenced to 10 years for lying about where her kids live so she could get zoned into a good school?
00:52:52.000And I was saying that makes, doesn't make sense that she was punished for 10 years.
00:52:56.000But I understand that crime because public education is a right.
00:53:00.000And I said Felicity Huffman was doing private education, so why is she punished?
00:53:04.000And it's a common meme going around, pull it up, where Cernovich, by the way, Mike Cernovich uncovered this yesterday.
00:53:12.000It's a common meme going around where they say, this black woman got 10 years.
00:54:08.000But Cernovich goes through her other charges, which include dealing drugs on school property, dealing drugs to children, to young people.
00:54:18.000Now, in the old days, in the 80s and 90s, if a cop saw a drug dealer near a school and he was dealing drugs to school kids, they would beat the living shit out of that dealer and it wouldn't go on the books.
00:54:31.000I had talked to a cop once who found a drug dealer at a junior high.
00:54:35.000He dragged him, beat the shit out of him, and then put his head underneath his car, his cop car, and was like, saying, if I ever see you again, I won't hit the brakes.
00:54:44.000And he had the tire like right up to the guy's head, which probably sounds horrible to you.
00:54:49.000I think parents and liberals and New Yorkers are more shocked by that story than they are by the opioid epidemic.
00:54:55.000So mistreating a drug dealer, especially if he's a person of color, is more horrible to you than 130 Americans dying every day of opioid epidemics, of opioid overdoses.
00:55:22.000I was my anniversary recently, and I was writing on the card, you know, this is not what you signed up for, but you've weathered the storm throughout.
00:55:31.000And I want to make sure I spelled weathered right.
00:56:27.000Breitbart discovered that, remember we were talking about that thing, Arabella?
00:56:31.000That weird $500 million fund, likely from Soros and other types like that, that is devoted to social justice.
00:56:38.000And they spend it on things like encouraging priests to talk more about eco-environmentally friendly stuff than Jesus Christ.
00:56:48.000There are saboteurs that are trying to wreck society.
00:56:51.000And it turns out that fund was heavily involved in the smearing of Kavanaugh.
00:56:57.000An organization that leads the protest movement against President Trump's judicial nominees and presents itself as grassroots is really part of the project of Arabella Advisors, a largely unknown, massively funded strategy company pushing the interests of wealthy leftist donors.
00:57:12.000I would be remiss if I didn't get that in there.
00:57:14.000And remember, my crazy theory that Jason Kessler's dad is the CEO, Eric Kessler.
00:58:51.000And I know that this is big news, that Facebook was forced to concede in legal documents that they are a platform, but I don't know what that means.
00:59:22.000Facebook, it goes back and forth between calling itself a platform and a publisher.
00:59:27.000What's interesting here is the publisher part of it.
00:59:30.000So in the motion, which was dismissed, by the way, so the lawsuit will go forward.
00:59:36.000But in the motion, Facebook mentions its editorial voice, its editorial mission.
00:59:40.000It refers to itself as a platform on multiple occasions.
00:59:46.000And why this is important is that the public face of Facebook is, we are a tech company, we're not a publisher.
00:59:53.000Mark Zuckerberg said this before Congress.
00:59:56.000Now, he wasn't under oath when he said this, which was interesting that Congress didn't make him go under oath as they've done with many conservatives who've testified when it comes to tech censorship.
01:00:09.000But so he said, we are a tech company, we're not a publisher.
01:00:34.000The difference is, and this is, if you are a platform, then you cannot be sued for libel and defamation because you are simply a platform to put things out there.
01:00:45.000So, for example, Facebook claims to be a platform.
01:00:48.000The New York Times, for example, is a publisher.
01:00:50.000So if the SPLC goes on Facebook and says Gavin's a Nazi, Facebook can't be sued, but the SPLC can be.
01:01:00.000Same with the New York Times, because Facebook is saying, hey, we're just the place for people to present their ideas.
01:01:07.000Now, because they are designated a platform, they have special protections.
01:01:10.000It's called, it's under section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which says that these companies can't be sued for libel and defamation because they're just a conduit for other people's opinions.
01:01:25.000Now, if they were officially designated a publisher, that opens up the case for millions of lawsuits.
01:01:32.000I mean, anytime anyone says something libelous or defamatory about you on these platforms, you could sue the platform because they would be having an editorial voice.
01:01:44.000They're saying that they take responsibility for every single thing that goes up on their platform in the way that the New York Times would.
01:01:51.000So, you know, you can easily sue the New York Times for defamation because they are completely responsible for everything that goes up.
01:02:15.000They do engage in editorial, but they don't publicly admit it, but they do admit it in these private civil suits.
01:02:24.000And if you look at the, they even bring up section, brazenly in this 20-page motion, they even bring up section 230 and say, this protects us.
01:02:35.000And they bring up section C of part C of section 230, which explicitly states that these companies have protections because they are not publishers.
01:02:45.000They are not beholden to the same rule.
01:02:48.000Now, in this motion, Facebook is using its biggest argument is its First Amendment rights.
01:02:53.000Its First Amendment rights to call someone a dangerous individual, to say, we don't want to be associated with your brand.
01:03:01.000So the number one problem people have with Facebook, violating the First Amendment, Facebook is using in its defense, but only a publisher could do that.
01:03:10.000Facebook, if they are a completely neutral platform, really doesn't have free speech rights in the sense of the freedom of the press, the freedom to make editorial choices.
01:03:21.000But I guess what confuses me here is this looks like a win for them because they get to behave like a publisher and control the news, control the narrative, censor conservatives.
01:03:31.000Yet in the courts, they say, no, no, no, we're just a platform.
01:03:36.000So this sounds like a win-win for them.
01:03:42.000They are having it both ways, and nobody is challenging them.
01:03:46.000It would take, I don't know what it would take.
01:03:48.000It would probably take an act of Congress or rewriting the laws to clarify this.
01:03:53.000But right now, they have complete freedom to say, oh, in this situation, when it benefits us, we're actually a publisher with First Amendment rights.
01:03:59.000And in these other situations, no, no, no, we're not a publisher.
01:04:02.000We're just a neutral platform that can't control these things and we aren't engaging in any kind of censorship.
01:04:08.000So they're having it both ways, and nobody's calling them out on it.
01:04:13.000They're just rubbing it in people's faces.
01:04:39.000But they're getting away with loads of shenanigans, and they don't care.
01:04:44.000You know, there are people in Congress who are saying that they're working on this or that.
01:04:50.000Personally, I think that one of the best options is something that's going through Florida right now.
01:04:56.000A lawmaker proposed that basically we're just doing a state-by-state basis, sort of the way that gay marriage happened.
01:05:02.000One state decides to take action, one conservative red state, and basically says, you know what, if you ban, every time you ban someone for constitutionally protected speech, we're going to fine you $70,000.
01:05:14.000So, and someone in Florida is trying to do that.
01:05:17.000And I think, you know, if one state has the balls to do it and other red states pick up, then you've suddenly got a political moment, the same way you did with gay marriage.
01:05:27.000It happened by an activist court in Massachusetts, but it created a political moment for them to proceed to the Supreme Court.
01:05:34.000Otherwise, I think that seems like the best way to counteract this, but that could take 10 years.
01:05:40.000Yeah, well, it sounds like when King Henry VIII wanted to get divorced, and it was against the church, so he just invented a new church where you can get divorced.
01:05:49.000And we're sitting here catching King Henry VIII change the entire system.
01:05:54.000The question is, will he be punished for it, or will he be able to just keep divorcing broads who don't give him boys?
01:10:09.000Just like, hey, when you did the movie Husbands and Wives, do you think that it didn't get any attention because of that controversy with you screwing your Asian stepdaughter, Woody Allen?
01:11:37.000Ryan hasn't figured out very shit by now.
01:11:39.000This means he will likely never figure out said shit.
01:11:42.000Not sure why you used a semicolon there, Grammar Nazi.
01:11:45.000Semicolons, you basically never need them.
01:11:48.000You being constantly surprised or even just annoyed by his incompetence is you doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
01:11:58.000Well, I'd like to think I am constructive with my rage, and I say things like, don't guess, no soundboard, and don't contribute something to the conversation unless you're positive it's true, which is sort of like the first one, I guess.
01:12:12.000Yeah, I think they only hear loud, and they're not programmed to get a morsel of truth.
01:12:21.000You can show your t-shirt to the big camera.
01:13:58.000You see, this is why I like not being mentally obese, because when I'm confronted with data that contradicts my beliefs, I change my mind and I learn.
01:14:09.000This person has insulted me and made me better.