The Inside Scooby Doo crew discusses the New York City Subway Chokeout, the Pedophile Cabal, and the Boycott on Bud Light sales. Plus, a special guest appearance from comedian Brian Kellen Kellen.
00:01:16.000It's too hot to do the sip, but then I was told to do the sip, and Alex Jones was in my chair yesterday, and now I just blew out my own eardrums.
00:02:10.000We want to give you the ins and outs because of course the media is trying to portray this what happened yesterday in the New York City subway as a lynching.
00:02:18.000There's a lot of misinformation out there on both the left and the right.
00:02:21.000I think you need to know all the ins and outs and I also think you need to know how this affects you.
00:02:25.000We talked about this not more than two weeks ago where we did the Dirty Harry and Death Wish segment where we said look and by the way let me be clear not to say that this is vigilantism.
00:02:33.000But we said, look, you are going to create more conflict, and people are going to start taking more drastic measures.
00:02:41.000Not that that was necessarily what took place here, but people do feel the need, in the absence of police officers, in the presence of crime, that is irrefutable, to defend themselves, to protect their loved ones, to protect the helpless.
00:02:55.000You've been told that the helpless is the man who was choked out.
00:02:57.000When someone dies, and it didn't have to happen, it's always a tragedy, to be clear.
00:03:04.000But you don't need to ruin someone else's life!
00:04:03.000I can tell you took a Benadryl last night.
00:04:06.000I had an allergy attack last night at like 8 and I'm like, ah crap, and I'm just dead to the world and I was like, I gotta take a Benadryl.
00:04:11.000The problem is it doesn't count as an allergy attack if it's from the sulfites of the bottles of wine that you consumed.
00:04:21.000And then when you hear this, you know it's because he's too sexy for his everything.
00:04:25.000You can go see him at the Comedy Zone in Port Charlotte, Florida this weekend, May 5th and 6th, and all of his other dates at briankellen.com.
00:04:45.000Did everyone just decide that the hello on this show, like Alex Jones and Brent have a meeting behind my back where it's like they're just gonna go on?
00:07:38.000There's so much misinformation out there.
00:07:40.000And the thing is, I've talked about this, the fake victim culture, it creates real victims.
00:07:46.000And sometimes you have someone who can be a victim, though sometimes it's a victim of circumstance, not necessarily somebody who's a victim of a crime at the hands of another person.
00:08:46.000But here's the thing, in a recent interview, Alyssa Heinerscheid, remember the Bud Light, former VP of Marketing, she explained why she thought that using Dylan Mulvaney was a good choice, just to be clear.
00:08:56.000So we have to give her side of the story.
00:08:58.000She actually concluded the interview by telling the reporter to pull up to the second window and get his quarter pounder meal.
00:11:36.000There's a difference between killing people and trying to protect yourself or trying to subdue somebody, trying to protect others, and there being involuntary manslaughter, which is what it looks like Is going to be the case with this New York City subway chokehold, a story everyone is talking about right now.
00:11:53.000And by the way, you can hit the rumble button, hit like if you're watching on YouTube, because they are very effective in making sure that you see one side, not rumble, YouTube.
00:12:03.000So let's just kind of walk through first.
00:12:05.000You've probably heard a lot of claims, right, about this.
00:12:08.000And let me disabuse you, as Ron DeSantis would say, of those notions.
00:12:11.000You've probably heard that this was just a claim, for example.
00:13:45.000We need to be able to address this accurately.
00:13:49.000And the clip we're about to show is not the clip of the man dying, just to be clear, but the clip of the lead up of some of the incident and what was taking place with the chokehold.
00:13:57.000So do we do we do we need to hit the fast?
00:16:17.000First off, we need better police training, and also, just keep this in mind when people say, oh, Marines can kill you.
00:16:22.000No, no, they're not trained in subduing people.
00:16:24.000Just to be clear, just because someone is a Marine, they don't know how to subdue someone.
00:16:28.000Typically, a restraint hold, a submission hold, would actually make someone uncomfortable.
00:16:32.000In other words, you would put them in some kind of position where if they tried to move out of it, it would be painful, and so they wouldn't, so there's an incentive to be held there.
00:17:38.000If you say I'm ready to die and you throw your jacket off, the alternative is doing nothing and he pulls out a knife and cuts a bunch of people off.
00:17:45.000Well, and that's true, but the violent behavior, this is an unconfirmed report, so there are people out there right now saying, hey, this guy was shoving people, I was one of these people, before getting on that train.
00:17:55.000So shoving people is unconfirmed evidence.
00:18:23.000And by that I mean I slept out on my Datsun and couch surfed for a few nights and I used to shower at the 24 Hour Fitness where I could get a one-month pass.
00:18:28.000And then I got a one-month pass to gold.
00:18:57.000That does a gross disservice to other people out there who find themselves down and out And they don't choose to harm their fellow citizens.
00:19:05.000Not saying that happened here, but Jordan Neely has done it for a very, very long time.
00:19:27.000We thought he just passed out or ran out of air.
00:19:30.000The Marine in question, he was Questioned by the police, was later released.
00:19:35.000That does matter because the police maybe know some things that you don't at this point.
00:19:39.000They could be wrong, but trial by social media is not the same as an actual court of law or questioning by the police who have access to the entirety of footage.
00:19:49.000And so, by the way, there is a little bit more footage there that shows that the train was stopped, the doors were opened, you can hear... I don't know if somebody said, like, a police button or push the button.
00:20:19.000Could you, in an enclosed tube, handle, let's say, a potentially inebriated, a potentially chemically altered man who threw down his jacket, said he was ready to die?
00:20:28.000Would you be able to handle that man for 15 minutes until the cops show up with full confidence?
00:20:33.000And by the way, your other alternative?
00:20:35.000Will you just let him run on down the rest of the subway cars with all the women and children there?
00:20:40.000And we have a montage later that is disturbing to see just how many attacks, 20-something year high, I believe 25 year high in subway attacks, We said this not long ago.
00:20:49.000We did an entire segment on Dirty Harry and on Death Wish and said, look, this is the exact petri dish for those anti-heroes that came out in the late 60s and the early 70s and were there again.
00:21:01.000And I'm not saying that this is a vigilante, but what I am saying is this is the precursor to what you will see.
00:21:06.000You can only lie to people for so long and tell them that they are not experiencing violence until they react to defend themselves and people around them.
00:21:14.000I'm telling you, this is the start of it.
00:21:42.000I would have thought they'd just hang out there because they can end their shift early if they get enough citations.
00:21:46.000The other thing is that people... I have had a lot of experience in New York on subways and actually have been involved in altercations myself.
00:21:54.000And one of the things that's amazing is... Which of course you won.
00:22:25.000And it's the rare individual, and most of the time, people don't step up, and that's why you see these attacks that go on on somebody innocent, and everybody just sits around and watches.
00:22:34.000Right, and people are terrified of it.
00:23:12.000The aftermath here, based on completely, at best, inaccurate reporting or incomplete reporting, at worst, lies.
00:23:22.000So the Intercept immediately published a headline, because this is responsible, reading, How to Not Get Arrested After Killing Someone in Public.
00:23:29.000The NYPD's treatment of a white man who strangled Jordan Neely, an unhoused black man, on the subway is not how things usually go down.
00:23:38.000Which also doesn't make sense, because you're often telling us that that's how things always go down, because of something-something systemic racism, so it shouldn't surprise you.
00:23:43.000Oh wait, that tells you this is out of the norm, this is a situation with extenuating circumstances, And by the way, again, we cannot reiterate enough, just because the left wants to turn this into a race thing, it's like Charles Manson wanting to start a race where one of the men holding down Neely was black.
00:24:39.000But the one thing that helps when a wretch is on the street and has no access to their mental faculties and nowhere to live and they're living in their own filth, at least when you change how you address them to another white person, it makes their life Yes it does.
00:24:56.000Specifically if you say, no longer with co-op.
00:25:13.000Also, by the way, the journalist who was filming the video, Hispanic.
00:25:15.000So you've got a black man assisting in restraining this man, a Hispanic person filming the video, you have a Hispanic person saying no one actually thought this guy was being killed, he just looked like he was being restrained, and then And the left already is trying to frame it, not frame it, they're declaring it murder.
00:25:30.000Here's another New York Times deceptive subheading, okay?
00:25:33.000It says, on Wednesday, the medical examiner's office said the cause of death was compression on the neck and ruled it a homicide.
00:25:39.000Look, look, there's a huge difference between homicide, involuntary, there's a huge difference between homicide and kill.
00:25:49.000They don't mean the same thing, which, by the way, brings us back, brings us back edgy atheists to say, if I need a god to tell me not to kill, ah, hold on a second, there are plenty of societies that actually allow killing and there's no consequence.
00:26:02.000Why do we recognize the difference of homicide, murder, first degree, second degree, manslaughter?
00:26:06.000Well, you may not like it, But because people who created this country believed in biblical law, believed in natural law and natural rights.
00:26:13.000And this is maybe why the New York Times doesn't understand it.
00:27:14.000And all of the evidence we have, meaning the people who were actually there, meaning the cops who reviewed the footage, meaning what we know right now, would point to it not being murder.
00:27:24.000Which again, I used to say, don't attribute to malice what you can attribute to incompetence.
00:27:27.000And with our next person we're discussing, AOC, there's tons of incompetence, so I understand the temptation, but I attribute to malice.
00:27:33.000AOC chimed in, Miss Googly herself, saying, Jordan Neely was murdered.
00:29:06.000But because Jordan was houseless and crying for food in a time when the city is raising rents and stripping services to militarize itself while many in power demonize the poor, the murderer gets protected with passive headlines plus no charges.
00:29:20.000Let me correct everything that she just said, okay?
00:29:22.000Because in a city that is raising rents, because in a city that is having people flee in record numbers and is stripping services to militarize itself while many in power demonize the poor, what you really mean is defunding the police and cash bail and a gutless mayor and rising crime.
00:29:36.000The murderer gets protected with passive headlines and no charges.
00:29:38.000What you really mean is someone finally decided that he had enough and they were going to defend themselves and the most vulnerable amongst them.
00:30:01.000What is your response to what they're saying here?
00:30:05.000Well, both the Congresswoman and the Comptroller.
00:30:10.000The Comptroller is a citywide leader and I don't think that's very responsible at the time where we're still investigating the situation.
00:30:17.000Let's let the DA conduct his investigation with the law enforcement officials.
00:30:23.000To really interfere with that is not the right thing to do and I'm going to be responsible and allow them to do their job and allow them to determine exactly what happened here.
00:30:32.000That means he had a conversation with the DA, who's no doubt significantly left, and he's going, this is not the one you wanted.
00:30:38.000Don't say murder, don't say murder, don't say murder.
00:30:40.000Because Eric Adams was a cop, right, for a long time.
00:31:52.000For crying out loud, she was complaining that she... she was...
00:31:56.000She wasn't even near a pipe bomb that may or may not have existed, and she was talking about how threatening... Do you have any idea what's going to happen to this guy who you declare a murderer and turn it into a race war?
00:32:05.000Oh yeah, I guarantee you people right now are trying to dox him.
00:33:06.000A lot of us are close to the homelessness than we are to being millionaires.
00:33:09.000So to see someone be treated like that as a homeless person is scary for people who are unhoused.
00:33:15.000It's scary for people who are at risk of being homeless, whose rent is overdue, whose rent is being increased, whose shelter is the next step.
00:33:22.000So it's really, really scary for people who are going through a housing crisis to see homeless people being murdered.
00:33:28.000Stop calling the cops because someone's asking you for help!
00:34:18.000The rent's due and you didn't pay it and that person wasn't forgiven.
00:34:22.000Now, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, and I'm going to get to the criminal record here because I think it matters, I think it's important, Ayanna Pressley tweeted out the video that you all know of Neely, as though this is the only relevant portion, as just as happy-go-lucky Michael Jackson impersonated, which by the way, If you want to be imbued with the power of innocence and being blameless, if you're going to pick a celebrity, you could have gone worse with OJ, but Michael Jackson wouldn't be my first choice.
00:36:41.000But the idea that it was just a white man lynching a black man as opposed to a white man, a black man, and a Hispanic man trying to subdue a crazy, violent, routine felon is dishonest.
00:37:02.000What would be enough for it to be relevant?
00:37:03.000In other words, let's say we're just looking at this right through your eyes, like children's eyes.
00:37:08.000Gloria Estefan or Amy Grant, whatever the Christmas song is.
00:37:11.000I want to see Christmas through your eyes.
00:37:12.000I want to see felonies through your eyes.
00:37:13.000How many would be relevant if you're going, okay, this guy doesn't know this person.
00:37:18.000Here's this person we end up trying to subdue, and these are the amounts of felonies or crimes or arrests that would probably lean toward me being inclined to believe that he was a threat.
00:37:29.000How many would be relevant to sort of- Starting at five.
00:38:09.000Four of the arrests were for assault, and one was an active warrant for felony assault in 2021.
00:38:15.000Let me give you the New York definition of felony assault.
00:38:17.000It's serious physical injury to another person.
00:38:20.000My point is, would you immediately jump To murder if the guy who was trying to subdue him, let's just say he has, for the sake of argument, likely no arrests, which would be in line with a lot of people who are Marines.
00:38:53.000We don't know anything about this guy.
00:38:54.000We'll let the cops know, because it probably happened as they went, alright, what happened, you took this, this is horrible, let me see the footage.
00:40:58.000Look, you're never going to be able to completely solve the problem, but what you cannot do is vilify somebody standing up and saying, look, Not on this subway car today.
00:41:53.000New York, if you want to solve this problem, if you want a mental health crisis to be handled differently, more police officers, please.
00:41:58.000More police officers, because then the general public doesn't feel the need.
00:42:01.000It's, hey, hey, hey, police officer, this guy's threatening everybody.
00:42:04.000This has happened exactly in our history.
00:42:06.000It's happened throughout the world, but it has happened exactly in the American history since the 1960s through today, and we talked about it.
00:42:14.000And again, why do you only care about the felon committing 44, at least arrested 42 times?
00:42:20.000Why don't you care at all about... Hey, what happened to, you know, believe all women?
00:42:24.000What happened to stop Asian hate, considering those statistics?
00:42:28.000You want to guess that some of those people who were assaulted, just based on statistical realities, likely were Asian in the city of New York, but they're no longer useful puns.
00:42:36.000What happened to stopping sexual assault against women?
00:42:39.000Someone who's been arrested 42 times, including for multiple violent counts, far more likely to rape a woman than the person Lena Dunham had regretful sex with and found a condom in a potted plant.
00:42:58.000Let's maybe find a way to protect people who deserve protecting.
00:43:01.000It's one of the few legitimate roles of government.
00:43:04.000This is one thing libertarians get so wrong, and by the way, I'm not talking about militarization of the police.
00:43:09.000One of the few legitimate roles of government is to ensure that people like this don't continue to interact with people Who have not committed violent crimes.
00:43:18.000But you'd have to then, what I never hear from the liberal side, they never talk about homelessness being a result of drug addiction and mental illness.
00:46:24.000violent It makes reasonable people capable of, I wouldn't even say unreasonable things, it makes non-violent people capable of violent things.
00:46:33.000We'll talk to you, a lot of you young people who watch, most of you are under the age of 40, actually most of you are under the age of 30 who watch or listen right now.
00:47:42.000And since it didn't work then, right, it didn't work then when they were trying to tell you, hey, you should all hate Bernie Getz because it was a whole soft on crime, right, liberal media.
00:47:50.000Retroactively now they try and act as though.
00:47:54.000As though Bernie Getz was different than it was.
00:47:55.000Kind of like, I don't know if you remember this, when Ronald Reagan died, the media was so surprised at the morning, because it didn't work when they tried to make you hate him when he was president.
00:48:04.000And then they were surprised, like, hey, look at everyone showing up.
00:49:06.000But this was a guy, what I would like to see a research team is bring up the injuries, the extent of Bernie Getz's injuries with the first assault that had taken place.
00:49:12.000This was a guy who ended up in the hospital.
00:49:14.000I think he couldn't walk for a significant amount of time.
00:49:23.000Bernie Getz, after this incident, how many other people did he shoot?
00:49:27.000You think you're getting close to 42 arrests?
00:49:29.000That's one thing that people don't talk about.
00:49:32.000There's a huge difference between someone who is a law-abiding citizen who is pushed too far versus someone who has decided that they are going to prey on law-abiding citizens until they are pushed too far.
00:49:43.000Bernie Getz did not go on to live the life of a criminal.
00:49:59.000How many more do you think have to take place for people to respond like, this wasn't a Bernie Getz situation, but I'm telling you, you're going to get it.
00:50:06.000If you haven't already, that's where this is going.
00:50:10.000Hey, the good news is, there's a solution.
00:50:40.000I think our system is more broken in tolerating violent criminals preying upon non-violent people and then condemning people when they respond with violence.
00:50:46.000And in this case, we didn't even have it.
00:50:49.000We didn't even have a man respond with proactive violence.
00:50:51.000They're going to label him a murder anyway.
00:50:55.000People are going to see this and the next time they're going to say to themselves, well, I'm going to be labeled a murder anyway and fan the hammer.
00:51:07.000Why do you mistrust your institutions?
00:52:36.000We did a whole segment on Dirty Harry and on Death Wish and the reason for them and the result of them and how there was a disconnect between people and the media.
00:52:44.000This is exactly, this is the environment right now.
00:55:40.000By the way, that's something that, just so you know, in a good year in New York, in a good year in New York, someone's spanking it on you on the subway.
00:55:46.000Well, I was about to say, they're like, I wish for the good old days.
00:57:30.000The guy, there was a construction worker who goes, he just looks at me and goes, He goes, you hit anybody with that and this is going to be your last day on earth.
00:57:40.000And the guy didn't know what it meant and he kind of went and put it back in.
00:57:43.000And then I, you know, I said everybody's entitled to their own expression.
00:57:47.000I had to have all my jackets reupholstered.
00:59:20.000So, in Florida though, while we're talking about some wins, and we'll give you more updates if the story unfolds, I don't think that there's going to be anything new, and if there is, the media's not going to cover it.
01:00:33.000I'm just saying, I want to be careful, because a lot of people watch.
01:00:36.000All right, so Florida's legislature...
01:00:39.000They just passed a parental rights and education bill, and now of course that just goes to Governor DeSantis' desk for a signature, which hopefully he'll sign, obviously.
01:02:40.000Look, if you want to be in a place where kids' parents can force them to keep their cooks, huh?
01:02:46.000Or a place without every type of venomous spider, snake and shark?
01:02:51.000You don't know where to find... If you want a place that isn't a penal colony that was founded by rapists and murderers who were sent here as punishment because everything could... Head on over to the Key West!
01:03:01.000I bet you'd like it there better, wouldn't you?
01:14:08.000This is what happens when it's a stressful day and it's a stressful show and you have to deal with a topic that everyone is discussing and it's dishonest and you see someone's life being destroyed.
01:14:15.000Look, sometimes we have to deal with these people behind the scenes.
01:14:17.000I mean, we have conversations with these people whose lives have been absolutely shattered and destroyed and it breaks your heart and we don't need to do that right now.
01:14:27.000We can get off This train, especially if there's a homeless man servicing himself on it.
01:14:32.000Brian Callan is going to be, where are you going to be this weekend?
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01:15:06.000Potentially disappointing chat Thursday, because I think we have a one-track mind, and I'm pretty sure you can guess what it is, and it's not YouTube-friendly.