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00:06:13.000Yeah, if you're high-level at one aspect, whether it's wrestling, jiu-jitsu, or striking, if you're super high-level, world-class, you can suck at the other two.
00:07:04.000I'm sure, I'm about a million percent sure the plan wasn't to go out there and pull guard.
00:07:09.000The fact that he realized, oh shit, this guy's tagging me, and he was kind of hesitant to get in tight to get a takedown, pulling guard showed that he can adapt.
00:13:06.000And who knows who was doing what and who wasn't doing what, but when you talk to the guys who were over there like Ensign Inouye, and they'll tell you they had it in capital letters in the contract, we will not test you for steroids.
00:13:19.000And then you look at Vanderlei when he weighed 20, 218 when he fought Krokop.
00:13:24.000He was heavier than Krokop when he fought Krokop.
00:14:16.000Listen, there was just a lot of shenanigans going on back in the day, but a lot of it was also they were just trying to compete with the UFC and they were trying to do a big business.
00:18:11.000That's why the argument for Stipe being the best heavyweight of all time is a legit argument, because he's fought clean, he's never been...
00:18:18.000Well, he's defended the UFC title, which is the hardest title to defend in terms of historically.
00:21:39.000Even when he's flying out of the helicopter, he doesn't let anyone else do it.
00:21:43.000He's jumping from building to building, and he just barely misses it, and from another building going down, he lands foot first, like, into the building, and his fucking ankle goes, cut!
00:21:52.000It's like Jackie Chan broke his shit, and he's like, cut!
00:21:55.000He still, like, finishes the take, and he's like, mm-mm, mm-mm, and they have to stop filming.
00:25:11.000We had a Fear Factor episode once where people had to hang from, there was a bridge, and there was a bar on the bridge, and it was men and women, and you hung as long as you could hold it until you dropped into the water.
00:26:45.000It would have to be something, or they give them a piece of the revenue, but it would have to be a very small piece.
00:26:51.000The odds are already against him to sign with the UFC, and then you go, alright, now you've got to make this deal with the 1FC, and Dana's going to kick rockets, man.
00:26:56.000Well, what he should do is he should get out of that contract.
00:29:32.000Two years if you're with a good coach.
00:29:35.000If you're going to try to battle someone at like, you know, Henzo Gracie guy, leg lock level, it's going to take you at least two years to stalemate.
00:29:47.000Yeah, that's the thing with MMA is generally in MMA leg locks were thought of as a technique you don't really ever need to even focus on because it just in MMA There were too many people have gotten knocked out going for leg locks So the general consensus is don't really worry about leg locks in MMA. They're too dangerous anyways,
00:30:11.000It is dangerous in MMA, but they still work.
00:30:13.000You just gotta know which leg lock positions are the safest.
00:30:16.000And, you know, if nothing else is working out, if you can't take the guy down, he's beating your ass, and it's the third round, you lost the first two rounds, it's the last round, you know, going for a heel hook, it might be a great idea.
00:30:28.000And if you practice them, and if you're good at them, you have hope in that last round.
00:30:41.000If you can't and it's too dangerous, then at some point your coaches and you got to decide, okay, it's time to go to plan B, plan C, and leg locks should always be the last resort.
00:30:52.000Remember Marco Huas against Gary Goodridge?
00:30:54.000Gary Goodridge was beating his ass the whole fight.
00:30:57.000Last 45 seconds, Marco Huas pulls out a heel hook.
00:31:01.000That's what we used to call them, remember?
00:31:10.000I remember Paul Ahari was the one that really made it famous for a while, but then he was getting fucked up when he found Alan Belcher, who's a black belt, who was just like, I'm going to sit down on this and just punch you in the face.
00:31:19.000Well, Belcher really prepared for that.
00:31:22.000When you get to the point with your leg locks where you can...
00:31:24.000Well, you've been in the fire for a couple years, two, three, four years, and you're really good at leg locks and you're going against someone else at that same level.
00:31:31.000Leg locks probably aren't going to be the deciding factor in that fight.
00:31:37.000And then, if you're going against a guy who's really good at defending and he has good wrestling and good punches, shit, you might want to stay away from leg locks.
00:31:53.000Yeah, Dean Lister is the one I remember.
00:31:54.000He brought him in and had, you know, he said it was just two months, one month, two months of every day, them attacking his legs, and that's all he needed.
00:33:40.000But if they never existed, and I told you, my new band's called Smashing Pumpkins, you would say, dude, you gotta change your motherfucking name.
00:37:01.000Guy's on your back, but that choke was in deep.
00:37:03.000When you tap a guy from the mount or when you go to the arm triangle from the mount, what percentage of effectiveness do you think it is in comparison to going like a clock, like fully out?
00:37:16.000There may be some added torque in the twist, but if you go butter mount, which is putting your butterflies on top and you extend, you don't need to get on the side.
00:37:26.000So is it just a new movement you have to master?
00:37:29.000Well, it all depends on your opponent.
00:37:31.000If he knows this defense, someone puts you in an arm triangle like this is caught.
00:37:35.000All I have to do is just bring this leg up, get inverted and go boom, and there's no way you're going to tap.
00:41:24.000I just don't think they're the right thing for what I do.
00:41:27.000But the tatami ones with the heavy texture is perfect.
00:41:30.000For kickboxing, especially if I'm really sweaty and I'm throwing spin kicks and shit like that, I am not in the mood to blow my knee out.
00:41:40.000A lot of my students blame the mats when they have a bad day and I'm sitting there and they're having a bad day and they're like, these fucking mats!
00:45:40.000When you see a real good tattoo artist, one of the things they do is they fill up the space the right way, the right amount of darkness, the right amount of lightness, the contrast.
00:45:51.000But it fits the body, that part of the body.
00:50:56.000So you're thinking about things that are going on in other people's lives, and you're doing it because you're not giving 100% to your life, and there's some stress involved in that.
00:51:05.000And so to distract yourself from that stress, you concentrate on other people's lives.
00:57:25.000Gary Shandlin talked about that, too, because he would write everything, overlook every episode, and then you can't do both.
00:57:30.000Think about some of the shit that we've done, like that cartoon about you getting kidnapped by the Mexicans and they fill you up with drugs and turn you into a sex slave.
00:58:35.000Everybody's got their own little fucking opinion about how this should go, and that should go, and you don't want to hear their shit, and they think you suck, and everybody's going back and forth, and then the network comes in, and they all want to get their greasy paws on it.
00:58:46.000Everybody wants to get their fucking jizz in the soup.
01:08:18.000If he would have tried to get it perfect first, he would have lost it.
01:08:22.000But you know how some guys do that, though?
01:08:23.000Some guys will choose, like, a specific way to lock up an arm bar or an arm triangle.
01:08:28.000And it might not even be, like, the most effective, but they do it that way so much, they get it locked.
01:08:33.000Yeah, there's so many variations that you can hit that arm bar.
01:08:37.000You could hit it belly down, on your side, on your back.
01:08:42.000Ideally, if you're controlling the action, you're going to get that arm bar and you're going to be on your back and he's going to be on his back in spiderweb.
01:08:49.000If you're controlling everything but shit, if the guy's a beast and starts moving, you've got to move with him and you've got to make sure that you have the skills to get that arm bar in any of the positions in the scramble.
01:09:03.000Do you remember when people were almost always doing the rear naked choke with the palm on the back of the head?
01:09:13.000It was always palm to the back of the head, and then it switched, and everybody was like, oh, yeah, that's way better if you can get it in.
01:09:21.000Well, when you have the gloves in, sometimes it's hard to get the gloves in.
01:09:24.000Fedor Amelianenko, tracked down by FBI agents at Bellator 198. What?
01:09:30.000They've been in and out of this hotel room for the last few days, apparently, too.
01:10:47.000My bottom ones are like a fucking city skyline, man.
01:10:50.000I know a girl got them, and she was saying, she's an actress, and she was saying it was really freaky when they were sawing her teeth down.
01:10:56.000Like, she got to look at them before they put the caps on.
01:15:39.000This is a seminar for a jiu-jitsu class.
01:15:41.000Like Dylan Dennis said, this is a seminar.
01:15:43.000I saw a terrible video of this jiu-jitsu guy trying to take down this guy with a gun, and the guy shot him, and then got off him and shot him twice in the head at close range.
01:15:51.000I was like, Why were you watching that, Joe?
01:19:28.000So there's probably a record of him saying, let that guy go.
01:19:32.000And so the reason they think is because in the film, this is what they're saying, is that he was tied in with the CIA. And somehow or another, through the CIA using him for reconnaissance photos and stuff like that, and he eventually got hooked up with these drug dealers and started selling drugs, the CIA was in on it.
01:20:46.000They assume the CIA? The kids must have seen the drugs be dropped, and whoever was selling the drugs, moving the drugs, they just decided to kill these kids.
01:20:53.000Because they couldn't take a chance, the kids keeping their mouths shut.
01:21:24.000Like his brother-in-law, like his wife's brother.
01:21:27.000Apparently, I don't know if that was a real person, but in the movie, he's balling out of control, and he's got some fucking ridiculous souped-up car, and he's got money coming out of his pockets, and he's stuffing his pockets, and he gets caught by a cop.
01:21:39.000You know, and I don't know if that happened in real life, but in the movie, they made it seem like everybody was just, there was so much money flowing around, it didn't make any sense.
01:23:44.000It was a moment when one of the best wrestlers on the fucking planet Earth, a legit, super high-level Olympian, fought in the UFC. And he only fought once.
01:23:54.000And you got to see how easy he took an elite MMA fighter down and just dominated him.
01:23:59.000That was an important historical moment in MMA. It's a strange thing.
01:24:40.000It's certainly, certainly one of them.
01:24:42.000I mean, that was a terrifying, terrifying KO. How easy is that for them to fix, too, if you just put some sort of reference to Gary Goodrich?
01:24:49.000Dude, Big Daddy Goodrich, he head-kicked Don Frye.
01:28:08.000We're so Imagine if there was dudes out there sucking people's blood and a bunch of people found with their jugular veins tapped into by those two prongs.
01:28:18.000Isn't it weird that it's kind of romantic?
01:29:32.000Because she's so fucking cute and so vicious because she was like 300 years old, but she was 10. You know who's not a bad vampire is Colin Farrell in Night of the Living Dead.
01:32:50.000QAnon is someone in the Trump administration, people think it's someone in intelligence, in the military, who's dropping all these clues on 4chan and 8chan.
01:34:13.000I mean, there's a guy named Jerome Corsi who works for Alex Jones.
01:34:18.000That's his job, is to analyze all these clues of what's going on, what Trump is doing behind the scenes, because he's got the media...
01:34:25.000The entire media, Hollywood, FBI, and what they're finding out is they're finding text messages and emails going back and forth between key people running the government,
01:34:44.000Well, for sure, they don't want him around.
01:34:47.000None of those people that have been in politics, established politics forever...
01:34:51.000They didn't think he was going to win, so they did all this shit thinking Hillary was going to win, but now that he won, they're going back and looking at all the text messages from all these super powerful people.
01:35:17.000There's Game of Thrones going on right now, but the media is only going to tell you their side, and then QAnon is dropping the behind-the-scenes clues.
01:36:09.000You gotta be tapping people so much with your arm triangle, you have so much faith in it, and it's gotta be your go-to to take a chance like that.
01:36:15.000If it's not your go-to, that's why you don't really see it, because there's not that many fighters overall in MMA that are known for amazing arm triangles.
01:44:07.000That's a rare knee operation right there.
01:44:10.000The fact that that happened while he was just walking and tripped is so fucking crazy that a guy with his kind of balance He must have been exhausted.
01:44:20.000That's the only thing that makes sense.
01:44:21.000He must have been just run ragged doing all these interviews and then like peaking during training.
01:46:39.000You wouldn't do it like that, and you would do it where you stop eating at like 5 in the afternoon, and then you would go all through the night if you want to have like a long...
01:48:59.000He was so beautiful when he was in his prime.
01:49:03.000When he would throw combinations, like to the body, to the head, uppercut, step to the side, right hand, left hook, right hand, to the body, he was just non-stop.
01:49:11.000His volume was so impressive, and his placement, just fucking amazing.
01:49:46.000Well, even when Zach was talking to me about the testing, when Zach was talking to me about testing for these things, he was kind of letting on that one of the things that's different is the culture of the guys that run 100 miles.
01:50:58.000He usually weighs about 185. He might have got to 160. He might have actually got right below 160. But he's so hardcore, you know how he did it?
01:51:06.000He just worked out, burned 4,000 calories, ate 3,000.
01:51:15.000I wish they would show that again, but the way he set that arm bar up, remember the teepee where you're crossing your ankles and you extend your legs instead of leg curl them?
01:51:25.000Well, he extended them and put everything in a right angle and then he hit the arm bar in there.
01:52:49.000So that's like, if you're going to sell magazines or an article and you want to appeal to that mindset that we were just talking about earlier, that's what you would write.
01:56:11.000In the middle of nowhere, they built this gigantic city in Oregon in the 80s, and all these people from all over the world ended up moving there, and the surrounding towns, just like old white people, they go to war.
01:56:24.000And that's what the documentary's about.
02:00:35.000It says she's accused of being a leader and a prime recruiter for a sorority-esque group of young women who were manipulated into serving as slaves for male masters.
02:00:46.000She's facing 15 years to life imprisonment on the charges of sex trafficking, conspiracy, and conspiracy to commit forced labor.
02:00:58.000If you run into a bunch of girls, okay, say you're this girl, and your thing is like being in a cult with one master who gets to fuck all these women, who's to say that you shouldn't be into that if you're her, right?
02:02:51.000So she would get these girls, and then they would get them naked, and she would take pictures and hold it as a ransom or blackmail if they didn't fuck the leader.
02:06:13.000I'm scared any time bombs drop, though.
02:06:15.000Anytime bombs drop, you're opening up the possibility of bombs dropping back.
02:06:20.000This is like, you know, I mean, even if what happened, what the people on the other side that you're dropping the bombs on deserve it, it's still like, holy shit, we're in a fight.
02:06:29.000Anytime that happens, if you're not legitimately concerned that horrible things come out of it, but the idea of us going to war with Russia, I'm like, probably not.
02:07:05.000And the State Department has recently recommended you don't buy Huawei products, and that they might be bad actors and spying on the people that own their phones.
02:07:16.000So they canceled a deal with Huawei to be in AT&T and Verizon and all these other cell phone providers here in the United States, and they literally issued a warning.
02:07:28.000I was like, I've never heard of that before.
02:07:30.000And then there was something about some sort of hacking that they think they did.
02:07:35.000They're going to take them to court and prosecute them for something they did with Iran.
02:07:40.000But then I've heard people online say that they're suspicious that what this is is trying to squash China from entering into the electronics market.
02:07:48.000It's like the top three people in cell phones are Apple, Samsung, and Huawei is number three worldwide.
02:08:04.000But you know, if you're interested in following QAnon, a lot of people analyze his drops, but there's a YouTube channel called Just Informed.
02:08:18.000It's all interesting because you've got to know that if a company is that big, and here's the thing, the super dorks, like Jamie and I have been going back and forth about this, because the super dorks online, I say that with all due respect, the dudes who really understand cell phones, they're calling bullshit.
02:08:34.000Because if they were spying on you, these guys who develop apps and who understand phones, these super hacker type dudes...
02:20:28.000Matt, you know, if he's got an issue at all, it's not in his footwork or his knockout power, his movement, it's if the fight goes to the ground.
02:21:47.000You want everything to be a catastrophic failure because your guy didn't win?
02:21:50.000Or do you want him to get better at the job and be really good at what he does and be the best president that he can be and pull a bunch of shit off?
02:22:10.000That alone shows you that his unorthodox style, that you might be terrible if you're married to him, or terrible if you're doing business with him, or terrible if you're his lawyer, or terrible, whatever.
02:22:21.000But that unorthodox style might have value to it, but no one wants that value because they don't want him to win.
02:24:22.000People that hate Trump accuse him of being racist.
02:24:24.000And there's a video of Ice Cube, 50 Cent, Shaquille O'Neal, like five or six celebrities, and now Kanye West, that don't think he's racist.
02:24:56.000The protesters and the KKK. Sometimes, and he was right, there was problems on both sides, but they were there because of a white supremacy rally, and the most important point is that that alone is a ridiculous way to think, and that as Americans, we can't tolerate someone who only likes people that come from the same part of the world as them,
02:25:16.000or people that only have the same color skin as them, or the white race, or the pure race, because that's stupid.
02:25:21.000It doesn't even fit up with what we know about IQ standards.
02:25:24.000If we really wanted the master race, we would be all trying to be Asian.
02:25:29.000Because they dominate in IQ to the point where they're suing Harvard right now.
02:25:32.000There's an Asian-American group that's suing Harvard because the standards for Asians to enter Harvard are more stringent than even white people.
02:25:40.000They're harder because they're better because they get in more because their brains work better than yours.
02:26:13.000But there is evidence that he understands that he has a base, and that his base is white people.
02:26:19.000There's a big part of it is white people that are fed up about political correctness, white people that are fed up about being said they're racist just because they're white, or black people that want to hand out.
02:26:29.000There's a lot of racists that have welfare problems, people that are on welfare, they're taking our money, they're taking our jobs.
02:26:35.000There's a lot of that going on, and he knows that there's a percentage of those people that I'm sure support him.
02:26:58.000But he's not being honest about that, okay?
02:26:59.000So that's obvious that he's trying to win, right?
02:27:02.000Because if he's being honest about that, what he would say is the reason why there's so much crime is because drugs are illegal.
02:27:08.000If we made drugs legal, we could sell these drugs to these people in America that would be run by businesses instead of being run by the mob.
02:27:26.000You go buy a 770 horsepower Corvette Z01 that goes 0-60 in 2.9 seconds and just drink all the fucking Red Bulls you want and get on the highway and stomp the gas and you're in a spaceship.
02:27:41.000You probably might die more driving a ZR1 like an asshole than you would be doing coke.
02:27:47.000But you're also going to kill more people in that ZR1. You might.
02:27:49.000Look, there's a lot of ways people could fuck up their life and other lives around them that are absolutely legal.
02:27:55.000We just make this decision that once something is illegal, like drugs, and I don't think you should do coke, I don't think you should do heroin, but I don't think you should do it, though.
02:28:04.000I don't think you should fucking drink till you're dead either.
02:28:42.000Another one would recognize that Mexico is just like, how is Mexico, in terms of the amount of distance, how are they, as close as they are to us, not us, but New York is us?
02:28:57.000You could get to Mexico in two hours, dude.
02:29:00.000You could drive to Mexico from LA in two hours.
02:29:47.000The reason why we have wars with other countries is because we think of each other as being on another team.
02:29:52.000There's crime in cities, but there's crime in countries.
02:29:56.000What we really need is to abandon this idea that we're all in these fucking tribes.
02:30:00.000And I'm not saying I support one side or the other, but when Trump was saying that, isn't a lot of the violence is from the Mexican cartels and stuff in America?
02:30:14.000And until you address the root of what gives them money and causes the violence, we're just talking nonsense.
02:30:20.000So the primitive way to approach it is to say, this team is going to go against that team, so we're going to put up a wall to keep that team from coming over here.
02:30:29.000If you want to look at the entire future of people, the entire future, it's eventually going to come to a point where there's going to be an easy way...
02:30:37.000You know, they have these Pixel, on the Google Pixel phone, they have these earbuds that allow you to translate someone's language in real time.
02:30:45.000So if you were talking to me in Spanish, I could hear it through these earbuds for the Google Pixel phone, the Pixel 2, and it would translate.
02:30:52.000So I could go to Mexico, I could talk to some cat who knows Spanish, he and I could talk, and I could understand what he's saying.
02:30:59.000It's going to come a point in time where that is way simpler and way easier.
02:31:59.000It's just like tribes of fucking ancient hominids just sneaking in when they didn't even speak languages and clubbing each other and raping each other and doing all the shit that people have done forever.
02:32:25.000There's gonna be LA, there's gonna be one, there's gonna be like California, and then there's gonna be like Southern California, like San Diego way, up to like, you know, like Bakersfield or some shit.
02:35:21.000Florida is good if you have a business.
02:35:23.000I know guys that have businesses that move to Florida because if they sell their business, they don't want to pay 13% to the government in California.
02:35:30.000And they can't take your home if anything happens there.
02:35:33.000There's a lot of places where you don't pay state tax.
02:36:02.000Florida Tech's the big one where the business people or people that want to save their money go.
02:36:05.000But look, the United States is fascinating in a way that you could find out where the laws are best for you and you go, look, we're just going to fucking take a chance and move to Montana.
02:36:13.000You know, you live in Montana, you're living in a place with like 3 million people instead of 30 million people.
02:36:18.000You live in a place where you're like butted up against the fucking Yellowstone Park and looking at mountains and shit and wolves at night.
02:36:24.000Is it true that you could take the world's population and fit them all in Texas and all in their own house?
02:38:57.000They did a Fuckload of nuclear testing.
02:39:01.000You see the fucking, there's a map, or a video rather, that shows you the map of the earth and it shows you all the nuclear bombs they set off in Nevada.
02:39:09.000And you're just like, Macaulay Culkin from Home Alone by the end of the video, like, what?
02:39:13.000Do you remember those old nuclear test videos where they show like a building and then like this hurricane of nuclear energy going through it?
02:39:59.000The idea was that you would drop the nuclear bomb on people and then they would run towards the bomb because the people would be so fucked up and disoriented that you just take over the city.
02:42:09.000Howard Hughes, the director, and Bill Powell knew of the dangers and had Assurances from the Atomic Energy Commission that it was safe, but apparently, even John Wayne supposedly brought a Geiger's.
02:44:18.000The conspiracy to keep this quiet, the fact that the government's nuclear tests most likely killed John Wayne and a shitload of actors from fucking cancer in the desert.
02:44:30.000They were dropping bombs not knowing what the fuck they were doing.
02:44:33.000And there's plenty of evidence that they didn't know what the fuck they were doing.
02:44:35.000If you watch the videos of old nuclear test site with soldiers running towards the blast, have you seen those?
02:44:56.000You know, there's a conspiracy theory that nuclear bombs actually don't exist, that they never actually figured it out, but they realized that the threat of nuclear bombs is good enough.
02:45:35.000I don't know what a nuclear bomb looks like when it blows up.
02:50:24.000Frustration usually is in there with anger.
02:50:28.000I'm just saying, the one fun point Eddie was making is like, man, I don't know nuclear science or anything like that, so how do we know those atom bombs are real compared to a regular bomb?
02:54:10.000And then now you know what's happening is I post on my Instagram story like kicks of the day or you know studio kicks and now companies are sending me shoes.
03:06:22.000But now, if a girl's gonna be a hot chick, she's gotta have a banging ass.
03:06:27.000If a girl's, like, in a movie as a hot chick, there's gonna be a point in the movie where you see her in a pair of tight jeans, you go, whoa.
03:06:55.000But if scientists came from the future and they're studying the size of asses, They'd be like, well, this is a noticeable jump in women's asses at a certain point in time in the 20th century.