This week, we re back to school, back to the real world, and back in time to the 80s and 90s. We re revisiting the early days of the punk scene in the UK, and looking back at some of our favourite albums and songs, and we re-visiting some of the most iconic moments in pop culture and pop culture.
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00:00:38.000Part of this sort of what the hell are they going to call it now?
00:00:41.000Eski beat, garage, jungle, DNB, drum and bass scene in Britain.
00:00:48.000Nottingham's savior of the Scatty Squad.
00:00:52.000I kind of been so overwhelmed with all the bullshit recently that I'm soothing myself with my past, like listening to drum and bass, because that was big in the 90s, and looking at old punk coats on Instagram feeds,
00:01:08.000and reading graphic novels that have nothing to do with anything.
00:01:12.000Which brings us to I René Tardy, Prisoner of War, about a retard who, no, just kidding.
00:01:21.000It's by the fantastic cartoonist Jacques Tardy, quif des bon d'essine, and it's one of three books.
00:02:06.000So he's saying, Papa, you already said that.
00:02:07.000So he's sort of transposing him and his dad into the scenes, but they're almost like ghosts, like the ghosts of Christmas Pass kind of vibe.
00:02:15.000They're not really there, but they're there.
00:02:17.000And his dad was captured really quickly, 12 days after the offensive.
00:02:22.000And then he spent the rest of the entire war in a POW camp.
00:03:10.000But what's great about her book, and we talk about it maybe too much on this show, is that she gets every single fucking detail about every plane that Louis Zampurini flew in and the problems with them and where the rear rack and pinion steering is and where the turrets are and the bucket here.
00:03:27.000And the problem with the buckets is it gets so cold and then you have to fly down.
00:04:03.000He imposed such brutal fines for people who did the vaccine wrong because he didn't want the vaccine to work because that's good for Trump, that people were going, I'm not risking the fine.
00:04:12.000And we're just, hospitals were throwing the vaccine in the garbage.
00:04:15.000This is a guy who wrote a book about how awesome he is and how great he handled this pandemic.
00:04:20.000And he won a Fa Kingami for the way he updated people on TV.
00:06:58.000But after a year in theater, he's made a great living for himself.
00:07:02.000So it's amazing that someone with a peanut-sized brain can survive and run one of the, not run, but be an integral part of one of the greatest franchises in movie history.
00:07:14.000When I say great, I mean most successful.
00:07:47.000We know that Vin is famous for his Instagram stories and his posts.
00:07:51.000And he's always pulling in actors on movie sets and torturing them with this shit, which I think the higher-ups like because it's like free promo.
00:09:20.000And I guess I'm just doing it live because while it's Saturday night and the rest of the world is having a blast that they should, we are always working here.
00:10:24.000So besides all the ass licking, the conceit here is that Vin Diesel is so dedicated to the fast and the furious that while everyone's partying on a Saturday night, he has a team at his house and they all bounce ideas off one another and to think of like what they're going to do for fast and furious.
00:10:44.000I don't know what they're up to now, nine?
00:10:48.000There is no way in Hades that Vin Diesel writes anything remotely associated with Fast and Furious.
00:10:55.000I'm sure it's nerdy Jews who write most Hollywood stuff and they have their formulas and they've seen what works and they have to just sort of go, there's this on 17th minute, i.e.
00:11:06.000in the script page 17, we have to have conflict and blah, blah, blah.
00:11:16.000But there's no way that Ven Diesel can even achieve that.
00:11:21.000So when he finally does the reveal, according to his bullshit lie, you should see a whole team of people with laptops and computers and little cars where they can put stuff on.
00:11:32.000That's how you write a movie, an action movie.
00:11:34.000You've got a lot of, you've got like 15 people together with little cue cards saying, well, what if the car crashes in scene two?
00:11:51.000We're working really because dates were promised to you guys, and we want to honor it for you, the fans, and we want to honor it for the studio that's believed in us.
00:12:01.000So this is a regular Saturday night where we just break.
00:12:06.000So you better see a writing team coming up, or at least like three Jewish men with notepads and all kinds of school supplies, right?
00:12:19.000And we try to imagine what would excite you in the future, what storylines you would like to see continued.
00:12:31.000And we try to find the truth in our mythology, and we try to maintain the integrity that is in fact.
00:12:42.000One of the things we like about Fast and Furious as stupid action movie watchers is the total and utter lack of integrity.
00:14:25.000Maybe, or maybe the studio said, look, we want to, this saves us like $4 million on the budget.
00:14:32.000If you guys do a Facebook Live, it'll be seen by 37 million people.
00:14:36.000So on Thursday or Saturday, actually, at 9 p.m., can you go to Vin Diesel's for like a second and just do a stupid video to help market the franchise?
00:14:47.000I'm kind of leaning to the ladder now because I can't see anyone, you know, even these dumb bitches.
00:14:53.000How could they possibly get any stimulation out of talking to Vin fucking diesel?
00:17:46.000So, wait, so you're sticking with this lie that Jordana, what's her name, Michelle Gomez, and Vin Diesel sit with no papers, no laptops, nothing.
00:17:56.000They just sit and come up with ideas for the next movie, the sequel, and what would maintain the integrity of FNF.
00:18:23.000And that even if it's even it could be a Saturday night when we could be all going out and doing something and we'll powwow together to make sure to gut.
00:18:45.000So what the fuck are you talking about?
00:18:47.000Check ourselves to make sure that we are honoring all of the fans and honoring our brother Pablo and honoring and honoring the studio that's been so supportive to us and this multicultural storyline.
00:19:29.000Michelle and Jordana are truly my family and they inspire me to put up the good fight and to make sure that when you I don't even think his brain's connected to his mouth, I think he just says, roll.
00:29:52.000I saw this great tweet where this guy was not joking, and he's like, I kind of built a brand having snarky retweets of all Donald Trump's tweets, and I sold merch and trinkets and hats and shirts, and now I don't know what to do.
00:34:44.000Or you'd have some painter and they'd be like, he can look at a face and look away and draw it perfectly.
00:34:49.000And you'd find, actually, it'd be best to find a really good painter and say, do a shitty job.
00:34:54.000Because you have to get it perfectly not good.
00:34:56.000Like everyone that she interviews for exceptional people has to be, well, obviously that Jimi Hendrix was like a 32%, but like 60%, like slightly above average.
00:45:15.000This is a guy who likes The Simpsons and can remember lines from The Simpsons.
00:45:21.000This has nothing to do with imitations.
00:45:24.000So the setup should have been, hey, Ted, we understand that you really like The Simpsons and you can Remember certain scenes because those guys have like weird computer-y voices, right?
00:45:35.000I think there's like a feedback, like we offered you paradise.
00:45:42.000You would have explained that danger jumps emotions a hundred times greater than what you call love and a thousand times greater than love.
00:45:48.000The guy from Spinaltap, what you call it.
00:47:23.000The Capitol, though, that's not just property.
00:47:26.000But I want to do a little flashback to 1983, when the Weather Underground, led by Susan Rosenberg on this particular action, blew the shit out of the Capitol.
00:48:24.000She became the trust secretary, the woman behind the money for Black Lives Matter, board member.
00:48:31.000I don't know if it's a co-founder, but very soon into the game, this terrorist that blew up the Capitol building, didn't just break windows, blew it up.
00:50:10.000Well, it's interesting because the current vice chair of Thousand Currents is a woman called Susan Rosenberg.
00:50:16.000And she's a convicted terrorist who spent 16 years in federal prison before she was given a pardon by Bill Clinton on the very last day in office.
00:50:29.000He's the former police commissioner of New York City, but before that, he worked in New Jersey, and he personally escorted Susan Rosenberg from the federal courthouse in Newark, and New York.
00:52:32.000So unless you're on tape smashing the windows, then you're just walking into the Capitol building with a bunch of other people and it's open.
00:52:40.000Yeah, and the intent matters too, because it knowingly entering is where it's a thing.
00:52:44.000If you didn't know, it looks like it's not a thing.
00:53:19.000And the lawyer just goes, yeah, this is not an easy one for me.
00:53:21.000This is how I always saw law is you have to represent a pedophile, you have to represent Jeffrey Dahmer, you have to represent Richard Spencer, Jason Kessler.
00:53:31.000They need representation in a normal society, but it's not the way it's working now.
00:53:36.000So I'm surprised this guy got a lawyer.
00:53:39.000Problems for you as a defense attorney in that you have your client in the building at the time of the break-in.
00:53:45.000Yeah, I don't know how to else explain that, but yeah, that would be a problem.
00:53:50.000I'm not a magician, and neither is Mr. Bigny.
00:53:51.000So yeah, we've got a photograph of our client who would appear to be inside the federal building or inside the Capitol with the government property.
00:54:48.000The wife called the police and said, there's blood everywhere.
00:54:50.000And then we see the police confiscating rifles from his house.
00:54:55.000But I don't think you were in that much of a mess, buddy.
00:54:58.000You know, this reminds me of the time we were lighting fireworks off at my place upstate, and my gay neighbor was crying because his dog ran away.
00:55:39.000I mean, it's prudent to have plans, to have lawyers ready, to have people you can trust.
00:55:45.000It's prudent to think about problems and to set up something to do about it.
00:55:51.000But to sit and worry about something and mourn it and grieve it and cry, he was sitting on a rock, crying on a rock about your lost dog that's not lost.
00:56:00.000And of course, the dog came back, so those tears were all wasted.
00:56:03.000Anyway, this poor bastard killed himself.
00:57:32.000You'd have to fucking chop a baby's head off, whip it at someone, say, I did it, and even then they could probably say that you were mentally deranged.
01:01:10.000Well, this is what Anthony was talking about the other day, where he said, if these machines, the Dominion machines, are corrupt, whether you're right or left, that's a career-making discovery.
01:01:21.000Like instead of just poo-pooing it and saying there's no evidence, you're ruining your career or denying yourself an incredible career.
01:01:30.000Yeah, so they talk about since the riot, they have to declare the Proud Boys a terrorist organization, even though they weren't there.
01:01:36.000Guys, do not go to D.C. on January 20th.
01:02:44.000But when a kid has a bad heart and he dies at 30 and he wasn't supposed to make it past a year, this is a terrible use of the English language, but isn't it kind of a celebration?
01:06:29.000But this is what concerns me about Biden, and this is why this show is going to be so good for the next four years or until Biden croaks, because we're going to have so much content as we all watch the radical left become mainstream.
01:06:40.000Like yesterday with AOC saying half of the people in the house were in danger of being shot and killed.
01:07:07.000Now let's see an example of that radical behavior in the mainstream.
01:07:10.000Sarah Jong at the New York Times concurs with these lunatics outside the bookstore.
01:07:18.000She's a highfalutin contributor over there who did not lose her job for shitting on white people and saying things that if you said about blacks while pumping gas and mumbled to a friend, you would be extradited.
01:07:32.000You would just, you'd have to, you'd go to the electric chair.
01:09:49.000So yesterday in the mailbag, we got this article in the Washington Post and I poo-pooed it because it was a live show and you gave me a homework assignment.
01:11:53.000So this is one of the worst sentences I've ever read.
01:11:59.000But tell me if you can understand what the fuck this person is saying.
01:12:02.000I'm going back to the Washington Post article.
01:12:04.000That's how much time Molly Conjure spent on her laptop last month searching for the man who used the right-wing social media site Parlor to share that he was a police officer.
01:13:15.000And then they get into anti-fash Gordon, Christian Eksu, who's, I hope that lawsuit against him is still going.
01:13:22.000They describe this guy as a 39-year-old library building supervisor at a college in upstate New York.
01:13:28.000He says he grew up with childhood reverence for police until his late mother, Diane, a child advocate attorney, let him in on her work advocating for abused children and women.
01:13:39.000Then he goes on to say, cops constantly victimize marginalized communities.
01:13:44.000They all have their fucking little words, right?
01:13:48.000That disgusted me as a young person that these guys don't protect people from violence.
01:13:51.000And in fact, they do quite a bit of violence to people.
01:13:55.000So not only are they outing Nazis, but they're outing cops because cops are violent.
01:16:08.000You can see graffiti on the side of the police station that says, people with mental illness are 10 times more likely to be shot by police.
01:16:22.000Is this because we let women into politics that we have this lack of logic?
01:16:27.000Yeah, people with mental illness are 10 times more likely to be naked running at a cop with a samurai sword.
01:16:33.000People with mental illness are 10 times more likely to think the cops are there to eat his soul because his dead mother sent them from hell.
01:16:43.000People with mental illness are 10 times more likely to think that cops are robots and they found him because he has GPS tracking devices in his blood that got in there with the vaccine, which he didn't say yes to, but the police put them in there when he was sleeping.
01:18:02.000I want to say the first three interactions I had with Tiggard PD involving Jacob, every time they told me, and this is three different officers, they all said to me, I don't want to poke the bear.
01:18:33.000At one point, one officer got on the phone with Jacob's mother, a doctor who lives out of state.
01:18:39.000So these police are contacting the boy's mother, the man's mother, I should say, and saying, hey, we're having some troubles with your son.
01:23:14.000Some Grammy nominees have made it clear that they're not going to accept their awards because they're white and they shouldn't be accepting awards as a white person.
01:23:24.000They should be paying reparations, I guess.
01:23:30.000I'm going to do, I do this every few years.
01:23:33.000I'm going to look up like the top hits in hip-hop.
01:23:37.000And I'll bet you it's a white sample with a white engineer using white equipment.
01:23:41.000And I'll bet you that I can find heaps of cultural appropriation in mainstream top five black culture.
01:23:52.000It's this fucking myopic Nazi obsession.
01:23:56.000Like Stephen Colbert saying, look at the Capitol building.
01:23:59.000Yeah, there was a bunch of white people messing with white cops, and they broke in, and a bunch of white politicians were uncomfortable, and then they were arrested by white people.
01:29:01.000I was lurking on lefty message boards a long time ago, and they were talking about what you want to do, what you want your job to be after the revolution.
01:29:09.000Not a lot of them wanted to work in sanitation.
01:29:13.000A photographer took pictures of people before and after.
01:29:15.000She told them that the commune already has a poet.
01:29:26.000And construction, by the way, isn't building things.
01:29:28.000It's like digging trenches for dead bodies.
01:29:31.000But yeah, when I was lurking there, a lot of them, I would say half of them said, and there was a lot of poets, half of them said they want to design the uniforms for the Chinese Red Guard.
01:29:44.000Epaulettes, little tassels, hats, thing, maybe some jack boots, some gloves.
01:31:02.000You know, when you're driving, you ever drive on E and you're like, hey, God, this is embarrassing.
01:31:06.000I know there's people starving to death and there's like a kid getting raped somewhere, but I really, really do not want to have to hitchhike to a gas station.
01:31:16.000So if you could, one time he did it for me.
01:31:18.000I was crossing the Tappanzi Bridge and I was like, dude, I realize this is terrible, but I really, really need you to get me to a gas station.
01:31:26.000And he was like, all right, bitch, but it's not that simple.
01:31:30.000And I was like, wait, isn't that Satan's thing?
01:35:23.000Yeah, she does acrobatics and stuff and various stunts.
01:35:28.000And I think it's really cool what she does.
01:35:29.000Although, I hate that the staff has to pick up all that fucking popcorn now.
01:35:34.000But yeah, sorry, that's not an example.
01:35:35.000That's a really cool, funny chick being awesome.
01:35:38.000Hey, Captain Canuck and Rice Man, I just want to ask you if you watch Don't Walk Run on YouTube and if you're still friends with Anthony Kumia, I talk to Anthony once a day, and I do watch Don't Walk Run.
01:35:52.000I actually tried to get him on, wait, is this the right one?
01:36:24.000And then you have Jacques Tardy researching tanks for his father's story and Laura Hillebrand basically getting a pilot's license to bring you the tale of Louis Zampurini surviving World War II, both POWs in World War II.
01:36:40.000Dear limp wrists, an argument on the abortion debate that I never hear pro-lifers bring up is the fact that the father is one of the parents too.
01:36:47.000Why doesn't he have any rights if he doesn't want her to have an abortion?
01:36:50.000Yeah, I kind of avoid that because it shuts women's ears off.
01:36:57.000And by the way, another good debate is when they call it sexist, you go, yeah, but about half of women are pro-life.
01:37:03.000So if you're pro-choice, aren't you anti-them?
01:37:06.000Aren't you denying them the choice to be pro-life?
01:37:09.000If abortion is legal, as it is in New York up to nine months, aren't all these women, 50% of women, probably not New York City, but you know what I mean, they're being denied their rights.
01:37:22.000In such a case, she's killing the child that he already loves and he gets no say in it whatsoever.
01:37:26.000Isn't it hard to imagine what their rebuttal would be?
01:37:30.000But I still don't understand why conservatives don't ever bring it up.
01:37:55.000It's a totally valid argument, but you get off in this whole women are not men's properties, men can't use women as baby machines, blah, blah, blah.
01:38:05.000I think you have to play by their rules when you're arguing with them.
01:38:08.000So for example, you say immigration only benefits rich white people in Mexico and America.
01:38:15.000It's hard on the families back in Mexico because they no longer have a patriarch.
01:38:35.000Secondly, and forgive me if it's been mentioned before in the show, but the subreddit Black People Twitter is an endless supply of fodder for your racism segment.
01:38:42.000The sub is virtually 100% baseless hatred of white people.
01:38:46.000And the people who moderate it make sure no alternative logical opinions survive for a minute.
01:39:15.000And eventually, after laying out that honey trap for thousands and thousands of abused young men who felt like they have no future, one of the dummies, the mentally ill guys, took the bait and said, yeah, we should do that.
01:40:09.000Over the weekend, veteran comedian Godfrey would take to his Instagram in reaction to breaking news that Proud Boys Hawaii founder Nick Ox had been arrested in connection to recent siege at the nation's capital.
01:40:21.000Godfrey's attention, however, would zero in on the fact that Ox is married to a black woman.
01:40:26.000This comes as an interesting surprise as the Proud Boys, for many, have been perceived as a white nationalist organization since majority of their members are white males.
01:40:35.000Godfrey used this opportunity to continue his initiative for an open and honest dialogue about interracial relationships.
01:43:02.000I have noticed, by the way, that guys with black wives and black kids do feel like they can talk normal and they talk the way that people talked in the 80s.
01:43:10.000Same with black guys with white girlfriends.
01:43:12.000People are in mixed race relationships tend to, it doesn't apply to me, tend to be a lot less censored.
01:46:11.000He brought in the, we've made no progress, hence the hope and change thing.
01:46:16.000And all of a sudden, America that had made all this progress from the assassination of Martin Luther King, which is I think that's when it began, the eradication of racism in America.
01:46:26.000They went, holy shit, Martin Luther King was just killed.
01:46:29.000I don't care who did it, but black or white or what the circumstances were, he was shot.
01:48:06.000And you got black men that say, does Beyoncé fetishize white women hair and self-hatred for her kinky hair?
01:48:17.000They're acting like stepping outside of what you would consider to be normal for your study that talked about how people tend to marry people that look like them.
01:49:17.000It might be easier to go to Sean Avery's Twitter or Instagram, but the dude chirps hard as fuck on these fools that were being ridiculous in your city.
01:52:09.000Like these fuckers, I got to dig up these podcasts and then we have to tune into them on January 21st because they're like, when are you at your strongest?
01:53:06.000What are they going to say on the 21st?
01:53:08.000Yes, it appears that Biden has started his presidency, but Pence is going to come in, shoot Biden, and then the whole wall in the Oval Office is going to go, it's a deep fake.
01:53:25.000And then Trump is going to appear and he's going to go, gotcha.
01:56:08.000I know this isn't what you want, and I'm sorry.
01:56:11.000So one time I woke up on the kitchen floor, and Pat Bannister of the band Furnace Face was over, and he saw that I had been sleeping on the kitchen floor with the phone next to my ear, waiting for her to call.
01:57:57.000Multiple military missions are carried out worldwide to expose the corrupt and evil shit these leaders and politicians have been doing for decades.
01:58:03.000Not sure why he wasn't taking care of this before.
01:59:01.000He had a large pole, sharp pole, and he was poking a large tire, like a tractor tire, and the tire exploded and sent the pole up through his brain.