This episode is a mashup of Gav s thoughts on music, drugs, and racism. Gav also talks about his new book "The Know It All" and why he thinks skinheads are the future of hip hop.
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00:02:01.000Isn't it amazing how forgiving the bigotry of low expectations is?
00:02:05.000She was on a reality show where Bobby, what's his name, was picking doo-doo bubbles out of her butt, which are small nuggets of shit, I guess.
00:04:55.000That montage, by the way, was from a great documentary Don Letz did, where he says skinheads aren't racist.
00:05:02.000Do we have to go through the origin of skinheads?
00:05:05.000Like when Proud Boys got Fred Perry's, why did you choose an obvious Nazi skinhead, Fred Perry?
00:05:11.000Yeah, because out of the billions of people who wear Fred Perry's, you found one group that does.
00:05:17.000Forget mods, forget Freddie Mercury, forget Amy Winehouse, forget fucking all the billions of other subcultures, punk rockers that wore them.
00:05:31.000The book, today's book, is The Know-It-All by A.J. Jacobs.
00:05:35.000He's a bit of a beta male, so it can be a little annoying reading his writing, but this is a really good book where he decided to read the encyclopedia.
00:05:44.000Read the whole thing from literally from A to Z. And he's a very good writer.
00:06:59.000He just talks about how he spoke to his maid about how he wants to sleep with her, and he told his wife that he wants to sleep with her because he was doing an experiment.
00:07:06.000He's an immersionist, the word I invented, where you take on something and you try it 100%.
00:07:15.000Being 100% honest doesn't mean you tell women that you want to fuck them, especially when they're in your home and you're paying them, you fucking creep.
00:07:24.000Anyway, let's dive right into it, shall we?
00:07:28.000We've got a lot to cover today, and my car is maybe locked in a parking garage in Midtown.
00:08:50.000You never hear that from these lefties that support them.
00:08:53.000You support anti-immigration nationalists if you're pro-Tibet.
00:08:56.000So the dude who died in the Beastie Boys, who was all about, he married a Tibetan actually, who was all about Tibet, he's an anti-immigration nationalist.
00:11:52.000Struggling CNN just starts stealing headlines from the Babylon B. And if you click on that picture, you can see the Babylon B first or blow it up or whatever.
00:12:02.000So first, the Babylon B. Maybe this TV isn't in the best spot.
00:12:06.000Can you move it over to the other side?
00:12:27.000Mid-East diplomatic breakthrough sub-letter before a large, packed crowd with a nice little sidebar of the pandemic and how dangerous things are.
00:13:31.000A duo was arrested on multiple charges Monday after they were allegedly found walking outside of an Ohio airport with shovels, a pitchfork, guns, and more suspicious items nearby.
00:13:40.000I found it really interesting that they had tourniquets because they say real militia guys, not that these were militias, but real people with experience shooting people up have medical kits.
00:13:52.000Like, you know that the not fucking around coalition?
00:13:55.000You can tell they're full of shit because they don't have medical kits.
00:13:58.000But when you have tourniquets, you're prepared to get shot and keep going.
00:14:03.000The suspects were encountered at the Toledo Executive Airport in Lake Township.
00:14:06.000The airship is designated Reliever Airport for the Toledo Express.
00:14:11.000The FBI and Secret Service in Lake Township police respond to investigate the incident.
00:14:16.000They were resisting but not cooperating.
00:14:19.000They were not resisting but cooperating.
00:14:58.000So you have the UPC symbol or whatever it is on the envelope, so you can trace it back to the exact box it came from, and then you know the day it was picked up, and then you just zoom in on that box with cell phone pings, and you see who was there.
00:15:12.000Probably not that many people for most mailboxes, probably like 20.
00:15:16.000And then you just investigate the 20 people, and you're going to find a radical among them.
00:15:20.000It's not going to be some random old lady.
00:15:24.000And then you just go to her and bluff and say, we saw, we have you on file.
00:15:29.000Or maybe you'll find a camera of her too.
00:16:20.000You want to do shots and not have to worry about getting pregnant.
00:16:23.000This is the problem with feminism where we've told women that they're just fucking colostomy bags for strangers come and not celestial magical wizards who can make a human come out of their body.
00:16:37.000They don't revere themselves as much as sexists do.
00:16:41.000That's a really strange place to be in.
00:16:43.000And a great example of this once is I said, this was years ago.
00:16:46.000I said, you can hit a woman for every 12 times she hits you.
00:16:50.000And all the feminists were pissed at me because they said, no, it's one.
00:19:07.000And I remember reading, because I stuck women's studies in 1988, about how Margaret Atwood had read about the torture going on in Afghanistan.
00:19:17.000I can't remember where in the Middle East, where they were prying women's vagina open and then having millipedes and various insects crawl into the hole to torture them.
00:19:25.000And she thought, what if that kind of horror scene ever happened in America, in the West, in North America, in Canada.
00:20:16.000Yeah, see, this is what I respect about Islam, is they don't take this shit.
00:20:20.000And it's what I respect about most of our enemies.
00:20:22.000Like in China, if we had a fucking spy in the Beijing PD, he'd be dead.
00:20:28.000And it's like Anne Coulter says when I didn't get that lifeguard fired, she goes, why are we the ones who have to be magnanimous all the time?
00:20:35.000Let's kill that spy and mock Ilhan Omar's archaic religion that is at best 500 years behind us, at worst more like a thousand.
00:20:50.000They want to scare women away from voting because even though both of these women have said, Roe versus Wade is the law, I have to uphold the law.
00:20:57.000Where do you get this idea that I'm going to change the law?
00:23:52.000We didn't talk about this, and you should check out, I think AIU, Kangaroo Jack, did a video on this on censored TV that's up now about Colby Covington and Tyron Woodley.
00:24:04.000Colby, it was MAGA, yeah, it's considered the MAGA versus BLM fight.
00:33:38.000I'm the guy interviewing, you asshole.
00:33:42.000And by the way, who can't remember this?
00:33:45.000There will be no deportations in the first hundred days of my presidency, with the exception of those who have committed a felony while they are here.
00:35:00.000He always goes, like, he gets in the weeds and he realizes he's walking in circles and he jumps out of the weeds and goes, I mean, come on, man.
00:37:42.000And as you probably have figured out by now, this Trump hatred, this Proud Boys hatred, this far right hatred against the far right, whatever the fuck that means, is really just nerds and beta males mad at the jocks, mad at the winners.
00:37:57.000The underdog is mad at the guy on the jet ski with the wraparound sunglasses and the mullet who has a girl under each arm wearing Budweiser bikinis.
00:38:11.000He represents white male masculinity, much to his chagrin.
00:38:15.000And so he made a deal with these fucking big tech losers that, you know, Steve Bannon said, you think they're going to give it up without a fight?
00:38:23.000He wasn't just talking about the deep state, or I should say that doesn't just apply to the deep state.
00:38:27.000They, the ugly beta nerds like Pat and Oswald, is not going to give up comedy without a fight.
00:38:35.000They, the big tech fat bitch, fake lesbian, trans losers, they're not going to give up social media without a fight.
00:38:44.000So, and I don't blame him, by the way, for taking 100 mil.
00:42:04.000At least six men in Oregon have been accused of intentionally setting blazes during the state's devastating wildfire season, according to a report.
00:42:11.000There is no evidence that the suspects were motivated by...
00:42:13.000Oh, that's the thing that the left is saying.
00:42:14.000They're like, yeah, I know that Seattle and Portland are burning to the ground and LA is on fire in the cities, but these arsons are just a quinky dink.
00:42:24.000It's like Ilhan Elmer said about 9-11.
00:45:15.000But the way that New York Times portrays them and what really happened, if you check my parlor, all the court files are out and there's a court summary of what happened.
00:45:23.000And the area is girding their loins for riots because they're afraid everyone's going to be so mad about the truth.
00:45:30.000And the truth is, these drug dealer scumbags saw her as a fucking dumb slut that they would occasionally fuck.
00:45:36.000They couldn't give less of a shit about her.
00:45:38.000After she was dead, they were rolling their eyes and talking about how I never, I wasn't even fucking her that much anymore.
00:45:43.000They used her to carry around their money.
00:45:45.000She was the secretary of the drug dealing operation, and she was involved in it.
00:46:17.000She was just a dumb slut who was dealing drugs and was treated like such shit that this asshole shot at cops knowing that it could easily get her killed and didn't give a fuck.
00:46:31.000Anyway, they portray her on the New York Times as just like playing Uno and having fun and it was going to be a snuggle night.
00:50:50.000You don't know cool till you've been to censored.tv where all the and then you have lots of asterisks like fucked up shit is but it's f asterisk asterisks oh yeah yeah yeah so you're like a badass but you're scared of saying bad words early otts badass yeah edgy spencer's gift for all the fucked up shit don't show your mom that you're watching this yeah yeah it's a parent free zone on censored.tv kids
00:51:21.000only and by the way kids rock kids rock parents suck yeah that's it that's cool i make myself laugh kids rock parents suck censored.tv raw and it's in like sex pistols letters yeah fuck you uncensored guess when bedtime is on censored.tv never hey homework this is what i think of you you
00:51:52.000just entered a homework free zone oh that's so corny oh i just Gave myself douchey.
00:52:36.000Like a bunch of graphics that are just like, sick, uncensored.
00:52:39.000Brian, next time you go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, you should stand up on a stepladder and just shit on the best painting you can find there because that's what you just did.
00:55:40.000Bachman told Nine on Your Side that he responded to yelling that was so loud during a court session he couldn't hear an attorney actually question a witness.
00:55:49.000But was his response appropriate when he chased after a woman?
00:55:52.000Chief Investigative Reporter Craig Cheatham is actually here now to show us this video and explain a little bit more of just what happened.
00:55:58.000Craig and Tanya, Michael Bachman says the video speaks for itself.
00:56:01.000But in this story, we're going to show you what happened while using Bachman's descriptions of what happened as it unfolded.
00:56:10.000Witnesses say Cassandra Jackson was angry and loud after court staff told her she missed a deadline for filing papers for a protection order.
00:56:18.000Then-magistrate Michael Bachman said, quote, she yelled at the top of her lungs and that it was so loud I couldn't hear a defense attorney questioning a witness on the stand.
00:56:29.000So Bachman says he got angry and charged out of his courtroom, pointing at Jackson as he pursued her down the hallway, telling the I-team, that just can't be tolerated.
00:57:04.000He kept his hand there on the back of her shoulder for 23 seconds, according to the video, until he moved her down into a seat in the jury box.
00:57:14.000Bachman and Jackson continued talking to each other.
00:57:17.000A minute later, deputies tried to take her into custody.
00:57:20.000She attempted to escape, then resisted the arrest.
00:57:24.000The judge sent her three days in jail for contempt of court.
00:57:45.000It's all over because he doesn't tolerate some woman screaming her fucking head off black privilege.
00:57:50.000We just had a guy in Miami go on an anti-white beating spree where he beat two 72-year-old men, men in their 70s, one of them was 72, and then some other innocent young girl, she looks like she's like 21.
01:01:11.000It looks like that fire site we saw in Oregon at the beginning of the show.
01:01:16.000But she talks about interestingly, she talks about how all of these colleges, all the top brass, the presidents and everything, talk about.
01:01:22.000First, at the beginning of the year, they talk about how wonderful their students are and how amazing this school is and how proud they are of the faculty and the students and blah, blah, how great they are.
01:01:31.000And then in the same breath, they go, we have to fix this terrible racism in our schools.
01:01:38.000It goes deep, deep into the institution.
01:01:40.000It's like, wait, I thought you just said these were great people.
01:01:42.000I don't want to send my kids to your Klan rally of a school.
01:01:46.000And then she says, if such institutional, sorry, if such institutional self-accusations by college presidents leave out the specifics, which faculty members do not treat black students fairly, she asks.
01:02:00.000If that unjust treatment is so obvious, why weren't those professors already removed?
01:02:06.000What is wrong with an admissions process that lets in thousands of student bigots?
01:02:12.000In other moments, college presidents brag about the quality of their student body and faculty.
01:02:53.000After a dizzying array of responses and pressure for transparency from their community, CV has confirmed that they are Italian.
01:03:00.000With a possible but unconfirmed distant ancestor as Ethiopian, one of their family members commented on the now-defunct Facebook status that no one in the family identifies as black.
01:03:09.000And if you scroll down, you can see her, they're always ugly white chicks thinking about how after fourth grade mom started telling everyone we were Cuban and watching light ambiguous people be like, this white woman is why no one trusts us.
01:05:34.000I remember going to food pantries and having to have all kinds of paperwork and having to prove all kinds of things just to get some generic cereal and some soup, and it just kind of makes you feel less than.
01:12:55.000So it's historical, it's also forward-looking, and at the same time, it's critical of the language within which a lot of conversations about, as this panel is entitled, diasporic politics happen in the present.
01:13:50.000Particularly, I'm interested in thinking about this idea that I'm borrowing from Puerto Rican sociologist Isar Godro, talking about a folklorization of blackness, right?
01:14:00.000But the foliarization, particularly, of resistance and fugitivity.
01:14:05.000And by that, I mean that oftentimes when people think about a historical politics of marinage or of resistance, it's very romantic, right?
01:14:17.000So she's talking about whenever we learn about blacks, we learn about the civil rights movement and Alabama and the German Shepherds, and it's romanticized.
01:14:26.000I would rather you talked about different things in black history in America, but you're totally fixated on that.
01:14:31.000So this is an example, I think, of radical activists getting what they want and then saying, I don't even like that, which is indicative of what group?
01:16:16.000And they had six days a week to work one day off.
01:16:20.000Some moron decided they should work seven days a week and they can't go to church.
01:16:25.000Not a wise move to deny people church.
01:16:28.000Not that I think you should have continued slavery in Haiti, but the slaves went ballistic, murdered every woman and child there, drank their blood out of their skulls.
01:16:36.000It was the most sadistic revolution in the history of revolutions.
01:16:50.000One, because it's critically urgent that we do so, right?
01:16:54.000The degree to which we remain invested in role-playing the past instead of using political imagination to dream forward is the degree to which we remain inevitably entangled in a violence from which we can't possibly conceive of an escape.
01:17:08.000Okay, she's just saying what I believe.
01:17:11.000The more we spend reveling in the past and LARPing like Black Panthers, the less we can move forward.
01:17:19.000But moving forward involves cutting the cords with all of that beret shit and just busting your ass.
01:17:25.000Becoming a plumber, getting a trade, working hard, and not talking about fucking racism and slavery every 10 minutes.
01:17:32.000Which, my experience has been, most black people are like that.
01:17:37.000The ones who keep bitching about it are often either white people pretending to be black or half black people who grew up in all white neighborhoods.
01:17:45.000But black guys like at my boxing gym, they're not really talking about Jim Crow a lot.
01:17:50.000Their t-shirts don't say resist and black lives matter.
01:17:54.000Their t-shirts say under armor and some fucking, I don't know, fight between Two guys, or what else do you see there?
01:18:04.000Like their police academy, or wherever the fuck they worked, or some free shirt they got at a construction site.
01:18:27.000I'm thinking about the ways that within the academia and within a lot of black politics, we can often ascribe to nationalisms that have never one time served black freedom.
01:18:39.000So the latest incarnation of this, I would say, is the kind of puzzling way in which Cornell West has signed on to the American descendant of enslaved people discourse, right?
01:18:51.000And the ways in which oftentimes like an African Americanist project that's really about the Americanism is at odds with thinking about black political thought globally.
01:19:04.000So hopefully that'll make a little bit more sense.
01:21:56.000So citizenship is rooted in anti-blackness.
01:21:59.000You could argue in America that citizenship and green cards are rooted in anti-Hispanic, anti-Mexican.
01:22:07.000I don't believe that to be true, but there's an argument there because most of the illegals are Mexican.
01:22:12.000But I think what she's saying is anything that involves any kind of regulation disproportionately hurts blacks, so it's racist.
01:22:23.000Which is this same old argument they keep giving where it's like, if you're going to start putting boots on cars that have outstanding fines, blacks are going to get disproportionately hurt by that.
01:22:34.000Ergo, putting boots on cars is racist.
01:22:52.000You know, if you were to crack down on chess cheaters, you'd end up screwing a lot of Russians over.
01:22:59.000That's because they play more chess than us.
01:23:03.000Tremendous popularity of the Black Panther, Wakanda, right?
01:23:08.000And this idea of making a film about the history of Mansa Musa states that black legitimacy is rooted in the state and in empire.
01:23:19.000And to me, that seems like inevitably a project of failure and not a project of freedom.
01:23:24.000So I'm going to think through some of these.
01:23:25.000I think I might know what's going on here.
01:23:27.000To talk about black Americans is racist because blacks were brought here as slaves, have never been invited to America, don't have a seat at the table, as they like to say.
01:23:40.000And therefore, to talk about African Americans is racist because there'll only ever be uninvited black Africans.
01:24:35.000By giving a brief history, you know, and this comes from the research from the first book, brief history of Kisama and thinking about the afterlife of the politics of Kisama.
01:25:15.000know how many times i've talked about zambia in my life zero you know how many times anyone's ever talked about a place near the capital of zambia 0.001 and that title belongs to jessica krug krug geographies of reputations relationship to archives and gender so you know like 500 years of stuff in the future in the next 18 or 20 minutes i have left it's not too much um so
01:28:46.000a third of a tenth right a thirtieth can we hear about slavery about a thirtieth as much as everyone else please Tama's not just a space.
01:28:55.000Oftentimes, given the colonial nature of anthropology and disciplines, which...
01:30:22.000I've been checking out this guy, Special Books by Special Kids, who's a very handsome young man who wears overalls and he interviews severely disfigured people, burned survivors,
01:30:50.000Like he's getting tens of millions of views, probably making great money.
01:30:54.000And why does he always have to stick his handsome self in the interview?
01:31:00.000He might not even be aware of this, but I think there's some sort of subliminal, like virtue signaling, look, handsome guys are nice too, kind of thing.
01:33:56.000G-Dog, I laughed my ass off when you told that story about being really thirsty on a train in China, and some Chinese guy you were with thought some hot corn being sold on the side of the road would do a good job quenching it.
01:36:29.000I have a whole movie thing I'm going to do, but there's been too much news this week, so I haven't been able to do it.
01:36:32.000I will be discussing knots and crosses.
01:36:35.000It's a dystopian sort of a hunger games type of movie where white people are second-class citizens and they're treated like shit and they're not allowed to race mix.
01:36:46.000And it's what if the tables were turned?
01:36:48.000And the amazing thing about this show is the tables are turned.
01:36:55.000They literally have concentration camps for whites.
01:36:58.000This is South Africa, but without the cool technology and the wealth.
01:37:02.000They murder white people based on their race on a regular fucking basis.
01:37:07.000All this show is, is South Africa with more money.
01:37:14.000I thought that was funny, that you could be so ignorant that you would think knots and crosses was a crazy concept and not know that South Africa exists.
01:38:21.000I asked Keith for them all, and he basically said, no, I think he wants me to buy them, which I sort of see, which I probably should have written a contract.
01:39:08.000Dear Gavin, I know you're not a huge MMA fan because of all the toes, but Kamzat Chimiev got one of the cleanest knockouts I've seen in my life on Saturday.
01:39:20.000He's undefeated and has won three fights.
01:41:23.000Dear Gavin, Lord of the Fruit Flies, in the previous episode, GML, you said that you sympathize with leftists who fight with Trump fans, that at least in their mind, their heart is in the right place.
01:41:32.000I believe that was a valid point in 2016 against even the likes of Antifa.
01:41:38.000And wait, against even the likes of Antifa.
01:41:41.000Can you read your fucking emails before you send them?
01:41:45.000I have to decipher your shitty grammar.
01:42:04.000However, at this point, how many rioters do you believe have their hearts in the right place and are generally fighting for what they feel is right?
01:42:09.000And how many are just rioting and protesting because it's the hot new thing?
01:42:39.000Like, when I think of liberals that I like, I think of Maine and New Hampshire and the guys with the American flags that are pro-gun that just think the taxes need to be overhauled.
01:42:48.000I just think they're bad at math and they think that tax could ever work out well.
01:42:53.000There is a way that we could take from the rich and just give to the poor.