Joe Biden and the media cover-up of the rape scandal that is Joe Biden. Plus, a story about a scorpion eating a lollipop and a man who lost an eye in a plane crash. And more.
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00:00:41.000And it's going to culminate in the livestream on Thursday, a few hours, but we were going to do the press briefing and then fact-check CNN.
00:00:48.000Turns out they might not do the press briefings anymore.
00:02:53.000If, sir, was very nice, very friendly, but if the owner of the novelty shop right underneath, and there's nothing for miles, Joe Peak is still, I would love to have you on the show.
00:03:59.000We weren't ever supposed to talk about this, but it's actually surprising people have been talking about how bad smoking is.
00:04:04.000And I have no medical advice here whatsoever.
00:04:06.000But they did one study in China where they looked at the people who had contracted coronavirus, and it was unbelievably low, the percentage of smokers, in comparison to the total population of China.
00:04:18.000And a big reason, they thought, is that nicotine actually acts on the, if I'm not mistaken, like the A2 receptors that COVID attacks.
00:04:24.000So basically, it down-regulates the sensitivity of those receptors.
00:04:28.000COVID attacks it, and it really has nothing to attack.
00:04:30.000I wonder if it's the same thing with a little bit of Pepsodacy?
00:05:21.000What if someone doesn't make that phone call because they think it's moderate, not moderate to severe, and then it just gets away from them.
00:08:00.000It's one of those crimes that's sort of, eh, there's not a gray area.
00:08:03.000That being said, the crime that we are witnessing right now is that of media malpractice.
00:08:08.000Is that of them covering up what could potentially be a crime and making it hard for people to investigate whether or not a crime was committed.
00:08:18.000And that, to me, is what's so sinister.
00:08:20.000And I will say this, you never want to attribute malice, you know, as to what could be chalked up to stupidity.
00:08:26.000Uh, but I'll make a case here as to why I think some foul play is going on.
00:08:32.000You know, if this were Clue, I'd be like, ah, and the murderer is CNN!
00:09:36.000Well, someone did find the episode and even though you can't 100% confirm that this is
00:09:41.000Tara Reade's mother, the one who's accusing Joe Biden of sexual assault, we can confirm
00:09:46.000that her mother lived in San Luis Obispo.
00:09:50.000We can confirm it's around the time frame where she said that it would have taken place, and the voice in question has been identified as Tara Reade's mom by some folks.
00:10:00.000So right now, just to be clear, this is not really in question.
00:10:03.000It hasn't been confirmed, but we haven't heard anyone even deny it.
00:10:06.000I want you to listen to this phone call.
00:10:08.000Tara Reade, woman who was allegedly raped by Biden, her mother calling into Larry King.
00:10:55.000But these are the people who do come to the Lois Romanos, right?
00:10:57.000The staff worker who says, I want to let you know about what's going on, either with my boss or the guy down the hall.
00:11:03.000And a lot of these people have a sense of obligation.
00:11:04.000They feel that this public official should be accountable if it's something Now, the first thing I noticed, I apologize for the poor sound, is how bad Larry King is at his job.
00:11:17.000He just repeats what the other people say.
00:11:19.000And then tosses to someone to do his job and says the city wrong.
00:11:22.000Now, in San Luis Obispo, California, you're on the air.
00:11:27.000Okay, so you're saying you were raped and you want to know if that is a crime, correct?
00:12:51.000Some people were saying, well, CNN had this removed.
00:12:53.000No, CNN actually didn't have it removed.
00:12:56.000But that's even scarier to me, because that means that Google Play themselves removed it, and someone at Google, Alphabet Google, changed the entire episode count afterward.
00:13:06.000Which makes me wonder, are they sacrificing children to Moloch when they go out to Bohemian Grove?
00:13:12.000What kind of a cabal is there behind the scenes right now?
00:13:15.000But they removed that video, though, so don't worry.
00:15:06.000How do I say that we have more evidence here than we have with Kavanaugh, where there really isn't all that much evidence?
00:15:11.000Well, with Kavanaugh, we didn't have that much evidence, but we had a lot of anti-evidence.
00:15:17.000We had a woman, Christine Blasey Ford, who came forward and said that something happened on a day that she couldn't remember in a place that she described which police investigated and didn't even exist.
00:15:25.000Her story that she gave to the psychologist didn't corroborate with a story that was put out in journals, and I think it was the Washington Post at the time, and wasn't the same as the testimony that was provided at the hearing.
00:15:36.000Then there were other women who came forward who afterward recanted and said, Okay, that wasn't necessarily true, and the only reason they did that was because people came out and said there's no possible way he could have been there at that time.
00:15:46.000Throughout this entire time span, Brett Kavanaugh was like a real-life Doug in that he kept a journal for his entire life, which was corroborated in several several other instances, which is why it was considered to
00:15:56.000be at least semi-valid as a form of evidence, and he has no history outside of the
00:16:01.000accusations that were brought to light immediately by the media, there is no other history of
00:16:07.000Brett Kavanaugh committing any type of inappropriate sexual conduct at all.
00:17:22.000And I'm not looking for her to be the spokesperson for the next Me Too movement.
00:17:26.000I'm saying it's possible, but at least ask the question, if you are a news agency, and you said you are, this is what you're supposed to do.
00:17:35.000And I would, as a matter of fact, the one thing I will say, the silver lining in this is don't expect people to trot out false accusations against Donald Trump this election.
00:17:42.000That was what was brilliant the last go around when they brought out the, you know, the tape of him grabbing by the, you know, and then he brought out Juanita Broderick.
00:18:14.000If someone were to come forward, let's say right now, who worked for Joe Biden, someone would interact with Joe Biden and say, you know what?
00:18:20.000Joe Biden actually, he's kind of racist.
00:18:22.000He treated me poorly because I'm a minority.
00:18:24.000You would have to go, well, let's go back to the tale of the tape.
00:18:26.000You can't go into a 7-Eleven without a slight Indian accent.
00:18:29.000Barack Obama is the first clean, articulate, Did he say Negro or African American?
00:18:37.000He said I don't want my children growing up in a jungle, a racial jungle.
00:18:50.000I don't think that Joe Biden is a racist.
00:18:51.000But if someone were to come forward and say he treated me with a racial insensitivity that made me uncomfortable, there's far more of a track record there Then you would have a Brett Kavanaugh night.
00:19:03.000It's the rules for radicals thing of accusing somebody of doing exactly what you're doing.
00:19:07.000It distracts people from you taking part in the things that you're making fun of Donald Trump or others are doing.
00:20:46.000But at least hold him to the same standard you hold him to.
00:20:48.000And by the way, the interviews that happened on the Sunday shows that you mentioned, I don't know, I know that there's three, I know two of the potential running mates, and they're both women.
00:22:12.000Oh, by the way, we're going to get to some new updates on the coronavirus, COVID-19, the deaths, and the all-cause mortality rate.
00:22:20.000Again, I make no apologies for the position that we've maintained here on this show.
00:22:23.000But before that, I know that many of you, of course, you're in quarantine, and right now we're seeing that actually it looks like they're going to be in quarantine still in Wisconsin through May.
00:23:47.000I don't know, we've just destroyed, decimated the health industry here in the United States.
00:23:53.000A lot of people don't know this, that people are just, they can't stay in business, because they were waiting for a surge that never fully came, and the idea of flattening the curve was to make sure they were equipped.
00:24:02.000Now they're equipped, but they can't provide non-essential services, they can't make money, and I bet, who knows what's going to happen with the healthcare sector after this.
00:24:15.000So pediatricians are just sitting around waiting for more kids to come in, but the kids don't come in for the regular scheduled stuff.
00:24:21.000And that's also a big reason that the testing isn't very high, because people were told not to go in.
00:24:25.000They're afraid of this virus, and so they don't want to go in and get tested.
00:24:27.000And then they say, well why isn't there more?
00:24:29.000Unless you force people to come in and get tested, you're not gonna have more testing.
00:24:32.000The good thing is now we have several different municipalities that have done antibody testing.
00:24:37.000And I know this isn't a hundred 100% accurate, okay?
00:24:39.000I'll do a graph maybe next time when we do this show, but we have New York City, Santa Clara County, Los Angeles County, Miami-Dade County, and then Chelsea, Massachusetts near Boston, okay?
00:24:50.000Many, many, many, many thousands of people now where they've done random testing, sampling for antibodies in all of these different populations.
00:26:47.000The crazy anti-vaxxer, climate-denying, anti-science folks who said it's more comparable to the flu got it exponentially more correct than the experts.
00:26:57.000And of course, you should get vaccinated.
00:27:18.000How much longer does this charade need to go on, where people say, we have to stay closed, and we have to do this through May, and we have to keep our businesses shut down, and hospitals?
00:27:26.000And every time you see CNN up there, by the way, they're talking about, oh crap, here's another one.
00:27:30.000Because restaurants are closed, people aren't buying as much food from restaurants, and so the farmers are having problems now, and the supply chain is starting to break down.
00:27:39.000There's a great video with some people from I think Los Angeles, two doctors, who talked about the patients that they've actually seen and they've conducted some antibody tests.
00:27:47.000And I think we have it up at lottowithcreditor.com.
00:27:49.000I will tell you this, right now in our neighborhood, okay, we all live in about the same neighborhood, we can go to Costco and go shopping, right?
00:27:56.000We can drive through or pick up at Shake Shack, at Five Guys, at Dunkin' Donuts, right?
00:28:36.000Especially when you can social distance in restaurants and you can sanitize stuff.
00:28:40.000I mean, God forbid, you're telling me the fork they're putting on my table isn't sanitized and I'm putting it in my mouth every other time I go to that restaurant?
00:28:47.000Yeah, CNN did a segment this morning about how this is all affecting black small business owners.
00:28:53.000It's affecting every small business owner.
00:28:56.000So we don't need to make this some sort of racial thing.
00:28:58.000This is a negative thing for people who can't.
00:29:01.000And everybody's experiencing this at a different level, but small businesses are experiencing it at a high level.
00:29:06.000Isn't it kind of funny that right now they say this is affecting black people and minorities, and they want to make it a racial thing, but then if you just say, we've gotten in trouble where we've said, I've made jokes about, you know, sickle cell, and you report it like they catch sickle cell, like, ooh, that's racist.
00:32:08.000That being said, as we said on Friday, Donald Trump sometimes speaks like an idiot.
00:32:12.000And for him to be defended by his supporters, saying the media has taken this out of context, which granted might have been a misspeak, he would rather lie and say, I was being sarcastic, than just own up that he made a mistake.
00:32:43.000And I think someone at CNN called Lysol.
00:32:46.000And I think this is what... Did you hear that Donald Trump said that he should drink?
00:32:49.000And someone at Lysol went, what, what, what?
00:32:52.000And then released a statement because they don't want to be held liable.
00:32:54.000Well, I mean, and put it this way, a lot of people aren't watching the press briefings, a lot are, they had great ratings, but if you heard about this, most likely the only way that you heard about it was CNN saying something about injecting something into your body.
00:33:06.000Well, it wasn't just CNN, it made it all the way through the problem and then it gets carried online.
00:33:10.000CNN is inconsequential in that no one watches their ratings, but they still are a driver of course.
00:33:13.000But everybody else is reporting it, MSNBC, all over the web, right?
00:33:16.000And that's how people would have heard it, not from Donald Trump himself.
00:33:33.000I think we can probably bring this up, actually, if I'm not mistaken.
00:33:36.000Yeah, we can bring this up as a fact check.
00:33:38.000We had it in here in the show map this morning, and then we decided to go... A different direction.
00:33:42.000Go the direction of RuPaul's Drag Race.
00:33:46.000Let's go through the COVID update, and then we'll pop a shot or with some stories from back in Detroit.
00:33:50.000So a new Israeli global study shows that this is something that's been across the board, and they can't necessarily explain it, that there's a rapid increase with coronavirus.
00:33:57.000It peaks in the sixth week, and then it declines in the eighth week, regardless of lockdown policies.
00:34:03.000And you've heard us talk about this quite a bit, because if you look at Sweden, they're not worse off.
00:34:35.000William Briggs He actually wrote that flu, and we talked about this, flu pneumonia deaths are being misclassified as coronavirus deaths, and here's something that's really telling.
00:34:44.000We've talked about this, how all of a sudden flu deaths went to zero.
00:34:49.000Miraculously went to zero, but then a lot of people said, well maybe that was because of social distancing, and you heard me say, hold on a second, this is happening before social distancing in the sense that those flu deaths and pneumonia deaths went down in February or early March, okay?
00:35:03.000So that would have been before social distancing, even if it went all the way through mid-April.
00:35:06.000Social distancing wouldn't have really kicked in until about now, just to be clear.
00:35:11.000But the all-cause mortality death rate is significantly lower this year than last year. Yes, and
00:35:40.000Because if any of those other comorbidities in any other year, which would be—oh, this is a stroke death, this is a heart attack death, this is a death due to complications with diabetes, this is a death due to complications with hypertension—are all being listed as COVID deaths, just like all flu.
00:35:56.000And pneumonia deaths are being listed as COVID deaths.
00:36:00.000It doesn't make any sense that this year our overall mortality rate is significantly lower, and it is significantly lower across the board on the all-cause mortality rate, unless, like we saw in Pennsylvania where they took just 200 COVID deaths off the books.
00:36:17.000Like you saw in New York on the flip side where they added 3,700 coronavirus deaths without being tested, by the way, they just assumed that it was present.
00:36:23.000And I understand there's some complications here where, well, if someone has cancer and
00:36:27.000they get, they're going through chemo and they're doing okay and then they get the flu,
00:36:51.000Our death rates in this country aren't all that accurate.
00:36:53.000And when you look at these numbers now that show us, okay, coronavirus peaks at six weeks and goes down by eight weeks regardless of containment.
00:37:00.000And then you look at the all-cause mortality rate being lower.
00:37:03.000That is something that should concern a lot of people because I think these books I'm not a doctor.
00:37:11.000here not offering medical advice but the books are cooked.
00:37:15.000Yeah and it's not the doctors and nurses that are doing that it seems like the
00:37:18.000guidance that they're being given is either intentionally or unintentionally juicing
00:37:22.000up these numbers right from CDC or whoever whoever's putting out the
00:37:25.000guidelines on how to track these things yeah and you ask yourself like if these
00:37:28.000guys are pumping up the numbers why why are you doing that
00:37:31.000And I think Briggs actually makes the point down there.
00:37:33.000It's like, one of the possibilities is that their projections were so wrong, they're trying to nudge the numbers up a little bit.
00:37:39.000See, we're not as dumb as you think we are with our projections, right?
00:37:42.000And the other one is that it's just bad reporting, right?
00:37:44.000They're just doing a poor job of really classifying what people are dying from, right?
00:37:49.000I don't know which side it comes down on, but I don't think it's doctors and nurses that we should be frustrated.
00:37:53.000You're not saying that either, but I think somebody needs to look into why are we counting No, but there also is a financial incentive right now to list a death as a coronavirus-related death.
00:38:02.000If you look at some of the relief that's meant to go to hospitals, specifically some of it is allocated for coronavirus deaths.
00:38:08.000This is something that was in USA Today.
00:38:11.000Yeah, you don't have to be a doctor to be able to do math.
00:38:14.000Right, it's actually a good thing that people outside of the medical community are checking on these numbers and going, oh, this seems a little strange.
00:38:20.000And the cool thing, too, about this graph, and the reason I say cool is because it's great news if the Israel Times report is correct, because it peaks at six and dies down at eight.
00:38:30.000They looked at all of the different countries that had different responses to this virus, even to South Korea, Taiwan, places like that, and they put it with some of the most hard-hit.
00:38:38.000They used New York just as itself and not just the United States, and all of the graphs did that.
00:39:48.000And the theoretical and the practical, what happens in the real world are very different things.
00:39:51.000And when you look at doctors who are actually treating patients right now on a grand scale, there does seem to be a chasm between doctors who are, now don't just take doctors in Lenox Hill, don't just take doctors in New York City, but doctors even in California, doctors in Wyoming, doctors in Texas.
00:40:05.000If you take what they are seeing and what is going on in their hospitals and compare it to the projections that you saw from the World Health Organization or what Dr. Fauci said was undeniable.
00:40:15.000Here's the thing, if you look at the, there is no Denying right now.
00:40:19.000Here's something about which there can be no disagreement.
00:40:22.000It wouldn't have been humanly possible for the United States to have 2.5 million deaths.
00:40:40.000Well, going back to the sort of COVID hospital funding, most grants, most discoveries in science that are grant-based tend to happen right when the grant money is just about to run out.
00:41:10.000And once the checks start running dry... Once he says the name.
00:41:12.000Yeah, he doesn't have to do a whole lot.
00:41:14.000You know, he just has to, like, dust the bookcase in a onesie.
00:41:17.000Well, I think it's the unintended consequences of this and when they pass the CARES, what is it, the CARES Act that they did for unemployment?
00:41:24.000There's PPP and then there's a CARES, so stop it.
00:41:29.000It basically, what is it called, moral hazard, right?
00:41:31.000You're trying to get people off of unemployment but you're paying them so much that there's no incentive for them to do The same thing can happen in hospital situations, lab studies, where you just incentivize some behavior and unfortunately it causes people to run that direction.
00:41:44.000That very well could be the case in hospitals.
00:42:12.000Now we know that the skeptics, the contrarians, were right.
00:42:16.000Let's be clear about that, because the skeptics, the contrarians, could be right on the idea that when the left tries to say, hey, they're just like the climate deniers, go, you know what?
00:42:25.000Yep, the people who said there's no way we're gonna have 2.5 million dead in the United States, there's no way, no how, I want you to remember that and go, he's the same guy who's saying that the Kyoto Protocol won't curb emissions because we shouldn't trust China.
00:42:42.000Yep, I said no way 2.5 million deaths, no way 5-7% death rate, it's horseshit, I'm the same guy saying Montreal, what is it, Montreal Agreement, Kyoto Protocol, now it's the Paris Accord, no, sorry, Coyote Protocol Paris Accord.
00:42:57.000Now, just like with COVID, I didn't say it was a hoax.
00:43:00.000I was saying this is something that needs to be dealt with appropriately.
00:43:03.000There needs to be the appropriate scale in relation to the threat.
00:43:06.000That is exactly what we are saying about climate change.
00:43:09.000There needs to be an equal and appropriate response to the scale of the threat and shutting down the world economy.
00:43:17.000You know how difficult this has been, by the way?
00:43:19.000You know how difficult this has been right now for everyone here?
00:43:21.000We talk about the economy shutting it down.
00:43:23.000What do you think would happen if neo-environmentalists had their way globally?
00:43:27.000And these same people like AOC are saying, I think it's a great thing that oil is at a net negative.
00:43:32.000If these people had their way, what you're experiencing right now is actually child's play compared to what they would experience in the third world with the Green New Deal or the Kyoto Protocol actually being signed.
00:43:53.000So think, coronavirus, the leftist response, what happened to the economy, now apply that to the entire globe, that is the Paris Agreement.
00:44:04.000Yeah, we all know that the people who have made these bad predictions, who have been proved wrong publicly, are going to be around when there is some kind of second wave, or if there's some second wave, and they're going to be asked the same things.
00:44:17.000I think that's probably one of the most tragic things about this whole deception, is that it could happen again by the same people to the same audience.
00:44:26.000We have to hold these people accountable.
00:44:27.000Remember their names, and when they pop up again on your screen, remember, that's the guy who said it wrong.
00:44:31.000This is a perfect example of they're playing with somebody else's money.
00:45:46.000I think this is also the lesson for the general public is that this is the playbook, right?
00:45:50.000Next time something comes around, it doesn't have to be a global pandemic that they use, right?
00:45:54.000If government is bent on overreaching and growing, which is pretty much the only thing that government does, They can use the same thing and say, well, we have this threat called climate change that's going to kill 100,000 people this year, 200,000 next year.
00:46:06.000We have to forcibly close things down and make everybody do their part to avoid this catastrophic thing.
00:47:19.000What are your thoughts of Twitter and YouTube forcing companies to take down their videos on UV light studies and devices they're developing to combat COVID-19?
00:47:36.000Okay, here's one thing that I will say.
00:47:38.000I have to be very, very careful because I don't want to provide any misinformation.
00:47:41.000That being said, everyone here, you all know that we have a protocol that was given to us by a doctor with supplements that we take to try and protect ourselves and improve our immune system as best as possible.
00:47:53.000Now, I don't want to dispense any medical advice, but I will say this.
00:47:56.000Research coronavirus, go search what receptors they attack, look at the mechanism of action, and see if there are any supplements out there that could potentially help you with it.
00:48:06.000It's a great resource for you and talk with your doctor.
00:48:09.000There are things out there, but I can't say it at the risk of being banned.
00:48:12.000Now, that being said, UV light, blood irradiation, which is where you would actually irradiate some blood with UV light and then re-inject it into the body, so it gets carried around the entire bloodstream, is, I think it was referred to as the antibiotic Time Forgot.
00:48:25.000So before antibiotics, they used this.
00:48:26.000There are clinical studies that have shown that it works.
00:48:29.000In patients with hepatitis C, certain viruses.
00:48:32.000It reaches the clinical threshold for reducing the viral load.
00:48:35.000Now, and that's been done with many different viruses, and I'm not exactly sure infections entirely.
00:48:43.000But the idea that getting UV light in any way into someone's blood as an effective mechanism of killing some kind of a pathogen is not new, it's not novel, and it's certainly not quackery.
00:48:56.000So the fact, now I'll tell you what is Quackery.
00:49:19.000If we have to rely on the World Health Organization, and YouTube and Google and Facebook are going to be the arbiters of truth, and effectively with coronavirus, the World Health Organization is going to be their Snopes or their Washington Post, and they have verifiably gotten it wrong one, two, three, four times.
00:49:38.000Because we have to trust the authorities, who we know are wrong, and their minions, their lackeys, their toadies won't allow us to get out any other information in the face of the World Health Organization.
00:50:26.000But at least with the FCC, you knew who your enemy was at that point.
00:50:29.000Now it's actually far worse because you are censored by the outrage mob.
00:50:34.000Cancel culture just means society at large is the new FCC and they are far more stringent
00:50:39.000because you could get away with all kinds of jokes that might be offensive that the
00:50:42.000FCC didn't care about as long as you didn't say the naughty words.
00:50:46.000And the problem now too, I would compare that we've always been really concerned about our
00:50:49.000rights being taken away by government.
00:50:52.000Rightfully so, because historically, you look at the Church of England, historically, you look at the Romans, you look at the Greeks, you look at the Ottomans, you look at governments.
00:50:59.000Those were the most powerful entities that had the ability to take away your rights.
00:51:04.000But now I see, just like with radio and the FCC, the mob is actually far more dangerous.
00:51:09.000What's far scarier to me than the government's ability to take away your rights is the mob's demand that they do so.
00:51:16.000Now I'm not saying that all these people are Nazis.
00:52:03.000I don't care if you're trying to stop what you think is a 10% killer pandemic, okay?
00:52:08.000We have rights, we have liberty, and if we give that up in this case, it's going to be taken from us forcibly later on down the road for some other Well, the point is it's being taken right now by a mob of people.
00:52:34.000The tweet text is, it's becoming clear that, it's becoming clear that scarier than the government's ability to take away your rights is the power of the mob to demand it.
00:52:42.000Okay, and that was, they said it wasn't in violation with German law, but typically that usually comes from an official when they recognize, when they actually say it's not in violation of the law of this country, which by the way, Twitter, you can bring that down, is not a good enough standard, Twitter.
00:52:55.000I don't give a shit if it's a violation of German law, Chinese law, Pakistani law.
00:52:59.000You shouldn't be abiding by their laws.
00:53:01.000You should be abiding by the laws of the country that you founded.
00:53:04.000Because if your goal is to open up democracy and dialogue for everyone, you can't be beholden to China's law because guess what?
00:53:11.000They're murdering Hong Kong protesters, okay?
00:53:26.000Whether it's the FCC or the mob or just the general culture, it doesn't have any power if it can't get inside your head.
00:53:33.000So the only power that we have right now is just to not let that culture pull us.
00:53:38.000So the censorship culture or the culture of self-censorship where you're constantly having to second-guess yourself or self-censor yourself, that's the culture and you don't have to let that in your head.
00:53:48.000Well, and a lot of the show does that.
00:53:49.000A lot of the show pushes back on the restrictions, right?
00:53:52.000I think there's sometimes where we do stuff that we wouldn't otherwise do because we're pushing back against these restrictions, going, no!
00:53:57.000I wouldn't necessarily always do this, but you said I can't.
00:54:00.000You don't have the power to say that, so guess what?
00:54:01.000I'm going to do an apology video of every offensive thing.
00:54:31.000It's not necessarily something that you have to know this morning, but I want you to take it, put it in your chest pocket, and take it with you for all your days.
00:54:39.000Until Wednesday, where we have another story like this for you.
00:55:41.000Who is a bunch of corrupt liars and YouTube, come at me.
00:55:46.000I think we might go a little late today, but my wife's idea was Valentine's Day when we were in Grand Rapids, Michigan to go to a burlesque show.
00:56:00.000It's strippers with too many tattoos and it's like, it's rockabilly strippers.
00:56:06.000So, you know, they put on a little bit of Tiger Army and go out there and shake whatever's there and, you know, no one's the wiser because it's alternative.
00:56:16.000And there was unfortunately this lady who was a burlesque and she had nipple pasties, pasties, what do you call, pasties?
00:56:22.000She had them on and it was really unfortunate because she was one of those very overweight women who managed to not have any In other words, she had the body of a fat woman, but the chest of Kevin James.
00:58:16.000But my face, once this Desiree rhinestone came up, my face wasn't like, my face was like this, apparently my wife described it afterwards, I was... This shit.
00:59:29.000I'm not, and to be honest, this outfit really represents the importance that visibility for people of religious minorities need to have in this country.
00:59:38.000Isn't this an interesting wrinkle, though?
00:59:40.000Is there something in that religion that is anti-homosexuality and anti-woman?
00:59:51.000I'm just raising it, thinking out loud, and maybe being stupid, but what do you think?
00:59:55.000No, no, I think, you know, drag has always shaken the tree, so to speak, and there are so many different layers to this presentation, and if it was ever going to be done, this is the stage to do it.
01:00:20.000He says that like he's coming out, like, yeah, we know.
01:00:23.000Anyway, you're also in whiteface, so, okay?
01:00:27.000Don't think that just because you toss on a dress and a couple of sparkles that you get to appropriate my non-existent culture, because let's be honest, I don't really have one.
01:03:02.000They pick a fight where they know someone can't fight back.
01:03:05.000They put on an American flag burka with rhinestones as a drag queen slash transgender, something they would never dream of doing from their homeland that they identify with as a religious minority or from the Middle East.
01:03:18.000They do it here in the United States so that they can belittle, character assassinate, denigrate people like Jeff Goldblum for bringing up a totally fair question.
01:09:51.000He wanted to pull the strings behind the scenes, his dad.
01:09:54.000And Kim Jong-un wanted the notoriety, so he was willing to try and be more brutal and develop a reputation.
01:09:59.000And then if, potentially, let's say his sister, then you have a girl in North Korea who's trying to prove something, and she has a lot to prove because they're treating her like crap.
01:10:07.000Well, I mean, does she like Dennis Rodman as well?
01:11:24.000But Papa Crowder, you know, people have been saying they want to hear some of your stories, and I kind of touched upon this briefly before, but I wanted you to be able to tell it.
01:11:31.000So first off, set the stage for people who don't know.
01:11:34.000You were born, you were raised in Detroit.
01:11:38.000Born in California, raised in Detroit.
01:11:41.000Born in California on an Air Force base, came to Detroit before I even knew it.
01:12:13.000Employees, patrons, everybody's walking around in masks.
01:12:18.000And I go through and I do my self-checkout at one end.
01:12:21.000Coming out of the store, everybody's got masks, and at the self-check at the exit is a guy about 6'6", 300 pounds, with a lit stogie in his cheek, scanning his stuff with a hearty, screw you, to all things out there.
01:12:48.000He brought the cigar with him, stuck it in the cup holder, drove to the garage.
01:12:52.000There are so many statements being made, Des.
01:12:54.000I think that's a guy who probably had a fight with his wife, and was just looking for someone else to, like, come at him.
01:12:58.000Like, have you ever had those moments where you have a fight with your family, and you're just out there, and you're like, alright, I don't care anymore.
01:16:57.000So your lower legs are encumbered with all your stuff.
01:17:00.000You know, you've got patches up here, but you don't carry a lot up here.
01:17:02.000So he comes, piles out of the car, and my cocky older brother says, because we were racing up and down the street, hey old man, let's see what you got.
01:17:11.000My dad crushes out a cigarette, he's about 50 at this point, full colonel, just left the officers club, crushed out a cigarette, who knows how many that day, and he lines up and they say, from here to that car, which is, you know, our street wasn't that long.
01:17:24.000Hold on a second, but there's also, he was, what was he, what shoes was he wearing?
01:18:45.000Next time we'll have you tell the one where you get a dart put in your head and try to lock yourself in the bathroom so that he could keep it in his head until his parents got home.
01:18:52.000I'm following past season tranny jokes with that.