BOOMERS MADE ME CRY
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Summary
Today on the show, we have new Trump appointments, as well as Matt Gaetz withdrawing his bid for AG, then we have a wasteful government spending section that will make you never want to pay taxes again. Then, in Cringe of the Week, Jaguar sacrificed itself to the woke agenda in a twink-based ad that no one liked. And last but not least, we found some interviews with gang members in the United States that'll make you wonder why no one is in jail.
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All right, welcome back to Flag of Socks, a podcast episode 219.
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Today on the show, we have new Trump appointments as well as Matt Gaetz withdrawing his bid from AG.
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We're going to tell you what we think happened there.
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Then we have a wasteful government spending section that will make you never want to pay taxes again.
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Then in Cringe of the Week, Jaguar sacrificed itself to the woke agenda in a recent twink-based ad that no one liked.
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And last but not least, in Urban Decay, we found some interviews with gang members in the United States that'll make you wonder, why is no one in jail?
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Kind of a light housekeeping, but a very packed Urban Decay and Cringe and a very uplifting, uplifting, and great shout-outs.
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Yeah, it seems like politically things have kind of slowed down a little bit, aside from the Gates stuff, which we'll get into.
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And then also, perspective-wise, the election, whatever, it's a long time until you're in power.
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So hopefully we get all our ducks in a row, but it's like we're in this waiting game right now where people are trying to confirm judges and sneak a nuclear war with Russia in.
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There's going to be a peaceful transition to power.
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And I feel like you're kind of like, oh, it's quiet.
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What's Nancy Pelosi working on in the background?
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They're cooking something up, I'll tell you that.
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All right, first story of the day, there was a cover of a European newspaper.
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The New European, and it says, The Beast Unleashed, and it's like a wolf with a MAGA hat.
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It says, The Beast Unleashed the Vicious Men at the Dark Heart of MAGA.
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And I think it's supposed to make us look scary or evil, but I think people are going to see that,
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and they're going to see what Trump's about to do with all the illegals getting deported.
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And I think it could spark like a wave of populism through Europe where they're all going to want Trump-like presidents.
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Yeah, and I actually just saw the UK, their prime minister, their new guy that they elected is like polling horribly on approval ratings.
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Nationalists, you know, rise up, and your country doesn't need to be a dumping ground for third world African migrants.
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Again, a lot of the same things that got Trump elected are happening across the West.
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We're funding these people, the free hotel rooms.
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We covered on the show before that guy in the UK who's about to become a billionaire because of all the migrants that he keeps in hotels.
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And it's like, all right, should there be any migrant hotel billionaires in the world?
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And then I actually saw this tweet from Bernie Sanders, believe it or not, that I thought was just great.
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But when I saw this, I was pleasantly surprised.
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He said, I look forward to working with the Trump administration on fulfilling his promise to cap credit card interest rates at 10%.
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We cannot continue to allow big banks to make record profits by ripping off Americans by charging them 25% to 30% interest rates.
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It's been years since people complain about usury.
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And, you know, that's like a populist crossover, right?
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It's just kind of one of those things where it doesn't matter if you're right wing or left wing.
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You can just kind of say, hey, are we ripping off dum-dums in America who don't even know how credit cards work with 30%, 40% interest?
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And the other take on the other side of the coin for that is like, oh, then credit cards will just stop giving – credit card companies will just stop giving it to high-risk, like dumb, low-income people.
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And then they won't have access to credit cards.
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I've been the dumb-dumb who doesn't know how the credit card works and maxes it out.
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And so, like, I mean, there are people who don't even know how it works.
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Oh, does that dumb-dumb guy need a $700 limit credit card?
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Visa and MasterCard just testified before Congress, too, the other day.
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People were grilling them on their profit margins and stuff because they kind of have a monopoly.
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It's not really time to be too nice or too worried about Visa and MasterCard and those types of companies, you know?
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Well, hopefully there will be a financial rejuvenation where things get back to normal and we can maybe fix our money a little bit.
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Matt Gaetz is withdrawing from his bid to BAG or his nomination.
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He withdraws himself from being Trump's Attorney General pick, says his confirmation was becoming a distraction to the critical work of the Trump transition team.
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So, he was kind of pot committed, as they call it, and still stepped down.
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And obviously, with John Thune as the Senate majority leader, he didn't help.
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It sounds like he was very stubborn, same with Mitch McConnell, a lot of the rhinos or the rats, Republicans against Trump.
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Some people think that Gaetz might be trying to take Marco Rubio's Senate seat or maybe eventually even governor of Florida.
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I did not think he would be withdrawing from his AG nominee.
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And then we have a Liz Wheeler tweet that gives us some possible scenarios.
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She said there's basically three options why Matt Gaetz withdrew his nomination.
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Number one, GOP Senate cartel was truly willing to torpedo him.
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There's more to ethics report than we've seen, maybe more damning.
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And then, or number three, Trump never intended him to be AG, was just giving him an off-ramp from Congress.
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That probably scratches your brain a little bit.
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You're looking into the schizo four moves away.
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He wants to get out of Congress and do something else.
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You go be the senator in Marco Rubio's seat, maybe.
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And, I mean, him becoming the senator who gets appointed by Ron DeSantis is more likely than any random person because he actually has run and been voted in by Floridians.
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The four rhinos you always hear about are blocking it.
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Like John Curtis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell.
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And that's, I mean, that's, you know, the most likely outcome is usually the simplest or whatever.
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And Mitch McConnell in his death throes of his political career is just pulling a John McCain, right?
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This is a good taste of what's to come, too, on anything super controversial.
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You just get four senators who kind of go, hmm, no, and then four senators, four random moderate senators across the country are the people who control the entire country, right?
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They hold it hostage as opposed to the guy who just won you the entire election, Donald Trump.
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It's starting to, everyone's starting to show their true colors.
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And it's the first little disappointment, you know?
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It's the first little disappointment, and I don't think it'll be the last.
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And Mitch McConnell's doing whatever they want.
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Lisa Murkowski voted to confirm Alejandro Mayorkas, the guy who's in charge of the border.
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We have a Rand Paul clip here, and he's talking about just some of the things the government
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has funded when it comes to research and experiments and trials and stuff.
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Gin to a sunfish versus tequila, which would make the sunfish more aggressive?
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Studying whether or not Japanese quail, if you give them cocaine, whether or not they're
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Was it one small step for man or was it one small step for a man?
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And in the end, $750,000 later, $750,000 later, they couldn't decide.
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Was it one step for a man, $1,000,000 for the construction of a kelp and shellfish nursery in Maine, $1.5 million to encourage video gaming in New York.
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The Festivus, he calls it, spending report, where he kind of points out the most absurd shit.
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And it's just come up because we finally seem to have a mandate to get rid of this type of shit.
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Yeah, and I think a lot of times, and maybe I'm, this is supposed to be on schizo page four, but I think a lot of times these are like the mafia no-show jobs where it's like, oh, yeah, I'll give you a million bucks and you got to figure out how many Diet Cokes until a dog gets diarrhea.
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And then no one does anything and then they just get the million dollars and they pretend to research something and they don't actually do anything.
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And it's just like, oh, yeah, there's so much money and not much oversight.
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We just give jobs to our friends and it's gotten to the point where we're making jokes about it.
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Oh, yeah, you're in charge of the sunfish tequila experiment.
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Yeah, it's a no-show job, but you're not in a lawn chair with one of those Pauly walnuts tanners.
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You just have to put on a lab coat for a little while and move around some sunfish, right?
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And then we actually have some stats when it comes to just wasteful spending and how much that costs per American.
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This guy, Austin Allred, says, government spending is so big, it's hard to contextualize.
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So on average, every billion dollars the federal government spends costs about $6 per working American.
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So we've definitely already given $600 to Ukraine, everybody, every taxpayer watching this show right now.
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In 2022, the Federal Government Accountability Office found $247 billion in improper payments made across 82 programs, including $81 billion from Medicaid and $47 billion from Medicare.
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And using his number that he said before, for every billion in spending is $6, he said, think of it as the average taxpayer having $1,800 stolen from them in one year from improper payments alone.
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So just messing stuff up and improper payments, every taxpayer pays $1,800 to that.
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You could, that's like a, you could pay rent or something.
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You could buy a car payment, anything, you know, $1,800, that's a lot.
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And, uh, you know how we've always talked about PPP loans and who is, who is scamming it?
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That's like the tip of the iceberg compared to Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
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There are just like, uh, fake office buildings in Miami, you know, the address and a phone number just keeps ringing.
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And then they're billing like $500,000 a month to some insurance.
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So that's another scammer's paradise and the government, I guess, just doesn't have the will or care to get that spending under control when they're like, oh, dude, we gave the sunfishes tequila.
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I don't think we need to work on Medicare or Medicaid.
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And then this picture went viral on Twitter a couple of days ago, uh, where they have a shredder, a shredding company outside of the department of justice.
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Uh, I guess that's normal and like routine to get rid of documents and stuff here and there, but right before Trump gets in right before Elon and cash Patel and Vivek and all those guys bring the hammer of justice.
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You got to get the shredder company there real quick.
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Can you send in one of your Brown trucks or something?
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Before we get there, I found this picture online of Kamala and Nikki Haley.
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We were one inch away from that happening in Butler, PA.
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And then Lisa Murkowski is like in charge of everything.
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So we have a new appointee, the U.S. energy policy guy.
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I don't know his name, but that's him right there.
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He got some role in the Department of Energy, like deputy assistant or something like that.
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Well, the former one was the literal luggage twink.
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And it also falls under henchman maxing as well.
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Long coat, big shoulders, small, you know, thick, short neck.
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And then if you think about the other henchman we got, we got Steve Chung, Genghis Combs.
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We have Thomas Homan, which is the border guy who's a henchman as well.
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And we start reining in the spending, brother, because you other countries are getting out
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It's good to see the high school football coach body type and physiognomy is what's going
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We're moving from the theater department to the football coaches.
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You don't ask the theater department how to run a country.
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The football coach is like, run power again, run it again.
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You know, so it's a difference in goals, right?
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Smash mouth football versus having like a trans party on the lawn.
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And then the new secretary of education is Linda McMahon, co-founder of WWE.
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And I, you know, she's got, she's getting appointed as the secretary of education when
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Trump wants to get rid of the department of education and send it back to the States.
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So I don't know how that's going to work, but I guess Linda can get it done.
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They're going to send her in and she's just going to crumple everything up and then the
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Very bad, bad, but shredder company at department of education.
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Um, and then here is Linda McMahon, the secretary of education being power bombed by the mayor
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Did these people ever think they would be in positions of political power?
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And yo, Linda McMahon really trusted him to not snap her neck.
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It's easy to snap, uh, necks and legs and stuff at that age.
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Uh, simulation too, that those people are in charge of the whole world now.
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Um, and then Trump's transition polls in general.
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Um, he's got a good approval rating and says 54% approve the people he's picked so far.
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And then, uh, 54%, uh, approval rating on his transition thus far.
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And then if you apply the Ann Seltzer, Iowa poll theory to that, which is she got that
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wrong by 16 points, then you start getting to a 70 number.
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And then we actually have some post election stats, uh, from swing, uh, just swings in general,
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And then we have them in order, which States gained the most New York.
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He gained 11 and a half percent, New Jersey, 10%, Florida, 10%, Massachusetts, 8.7, California,
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So those are big swings across all different types of, uh, politics.
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The leftist states yearn for Trump and they yearn to be the majority, but unfortunately
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But yeah, and I think there's something here where when Trump's in office, the number of
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illegal immigrants is going to go down, obviously crime's going to go down and then there'll
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hopefully be some voter integrity laws that get put in place.
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So Republicans win for the next couple of decades.
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I have a feeling Lisa Murkowski is going to have a problem with that.
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His hand's going to come up from the grave and rip up the voter integrity paper, you
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Out of politics and into our next segment of housekeeping, Coco Melon, that show that
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We have a clip here of kids reacting to the sounds of it, and then we're actually going
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They hear that little chime and they come in running.
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They can't even walk and they're running for Coco Melon.
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But it has the same, like, addictive properties.
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And then also, like, obviously the babies are getting poisoned with the food and the Maxines.
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And now they're poisoning their brains with this type of content.
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It says, Cocomelon is literally designed to put babies in a trance-like state.
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They invented something called the Distractatron to measure every instance when a child's full
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It's audience research day at Moonbug Entertainment, the London company that produces 29 of the most popular online kids shows in the world.
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Found on more than 150 platforms in 32 languages with 7.8 billion views on YouTube in March alone.
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Once a month, children are brought here one at a time and shown a handful of episodes to figure out exactly which parts of the shows are engaging and which are tuned out.
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For anyone older than two years old, the team deploys a whimsically named tool, the Distractatron.
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And it's a small TV screen placed a few feet away from the larger one that plays a continuous loop of banal real-world scenes.
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A guy pouring a cup of coffee, someone getting a haircut, each lasting about 20 seconds.
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Whenever a youngster looks away from the Moonbug show to glimpse the Distractatron, a note is jotted down.
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So they're scientifically figuring out how to literally keep their eyes on the screen.
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And then another way they do it, too, is they have subtitles, but obviously babies can't read, so it's not even for the babies.
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And the subtitles go too fast where even if a baby could read, it wouldn't be able to.
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But just like that flash on the bottom of the screen is like fresh stimuli that keeps them locked on the screen.
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Yeah, so while America is wasting its time spending money on stupid research that doesn't matter, like a squirrel using cocaine,
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there are henchmen out there in London studying how to keep your baby absolutely locked into their programming.
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And then locked into their programming, where does the programming come from?
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It's people with the kids on the iPads, once you take it away, they have, like, these unnatural meltdowns.
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And the only thing that fixes it is returning the iPad.
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And then, again, this is our old mantra that we've said on the show a bunch of times.
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Like, we don't need – we just need some illustrator.
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Now they're studying how to fucking trap your little toddler before it can even really speak.
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And they – so it's, again, just, you know, show them a cartoon from the 90s.
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They weren't studying how to keep your kid in a trance-like state and teaching them shitty lessons, right?
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Yeah, well, maybe we should be aware of what the bankers are doing.
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And we kind of do it, too, because we have the moving background.
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Yeah, you guys are all adults, so don't look away.
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Last page of housekeeping, people are like, all right, fucking hell.
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Apparently there's a song, too, that goes with Cocomelon, and it's teaching bad lessons.
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That Johnny Johnny song taught my kid that lying is funny.
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So it's teaching the kids how to lie before they can even really walk.
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And this other person said, it taught my kid the worst lessons.
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There's another where they cry when they get a boo-boo until they get a Band-Aid.
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You know, you ever see a kid that, like, grab a beetle?
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Like, when I was a kid, I was, like, lifting up rocks, like, finding whatever I could.
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And I guess, you know, if you're hypnotized, it's really taught.
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Yeah, and I wonder what shows are okay for kids besides the ones we mentioned, like, the 90s illustrated stuff.
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That's a different, that's toddler versus, you know.
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It gets you a little bit of that gambling itch, too, on Wheel and Jeopardy when you're risking money and you're making money and you get disqualified if you don't have enough.
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There's, like, a good itch that gets itched there.
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Well, we know people are always showing us their kids and tagging us and, like, the little kids watching the show and baby stuff.
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So we wanted to slander Cocomelon a little bit.
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You know, and it's a double-edged sword, right?
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You give your kid the iPad and they shut the fuck up for, like, 20 minutes.
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You know, kids are supposed to have high energy.
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You got to get them outside and run them a little bit.
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And it's like a monkey paw curse to give them an iPad.
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And they listen and they're quiet and they're focused and they're not bothering you.
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And that's the monkey paw curse because, in the long run, now you have, like, a little autistic meltdown boy.
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Yeah, which takes us to our last page of housekeeping already, believe it or not.
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Before we get there, make sure you guys tickle the post.
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First, we're going to go kind of fast through this just because not everything is cohesive or has a bigger point.
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Some stuff is just stuff I want you guys to see.
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I just want everyone to see the Harry Sisson's getting called out by everybody.
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Even the people who can't really live on their own are dunking on you.
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And the only reason I'm showing this is because he looks like Joe Biden.
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And like the kind of like the not a young man walk.
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But that open mouth in the beginning, that was the main part.
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If he says the right things and he gets in on it?
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And then you see some people like Mika and Morning Joe are trying to meet with Trump.
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We have Chank Uyghur who's like trying to meet with Elon and do some stuff.
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People now who are so against Trump, but now that Trump's going to be in power are kind
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All you have to do is commit to one thing and just expose it or report on it or become
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It has to be based in truth and reality and there has to be something wrong.
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But there's a bunch of other guys who like want to be...
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We're working with Bernie Sanders on fucking credit card interest, right?
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If you're right on something, it's an open book.
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So like Chank, if you want to be on the right wing, why don't you do a documentary about
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like how much LA has gone downhill because of bad DAs and George Gascon and illegal immigrants
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Just one topic that is inherently right wing because of the views of Republicans.
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And then we can like shake your hand and go, oh, this is great.
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Officials warn of deadly spider outbreak and are asking residents to collect them for their milk.
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So they're milking them from their fangs and stuff like that?
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So sometimes articles like this kind of like give you a little sneak behind the curtain
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of what's really going on and what the bad guys are up to.
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You find out it's used in like 90% of perfumes.
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I don't know if you really even understand what's going on.
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Four arrested for insurance fraud after staging car damage with bear costume.
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You know, you couldn't just go to your local grocery store and kind of just drive into
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a wall and make sure you scratch up every panel on one side so your car would be totaled.
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There's easier ways to commit insurance fraud than a fake bear claw costume where you can't
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possibly replicate what a bear claw actually looks like.
00:30:50.080
And it looks to me like, look at the hand there, the claw that they were using.
00:30:53.560
It looks to me like that's the thing that you use to tear apart pulled pork or shredded
00:31:12.840
It's like go to Martin Luther King Boulevard, leave the car unlocked and I guarantee it'll
00:31:19.780
So sometimes people get too cute for their own good, right?
00:31:23.940
Let's go to the Australian rabbit plague of the mid-1800s.
00:31:30.260
It says, Australia had a rabbit plague in the mid-1800s.
00:31:33.420
They tried a variety of methods to get rid of them.
00:31:36.300
Eventually, they got desperate and switched to the unconventional.
00:31:39.540
They made fake rabbits that were more attractive than the real rabbits.
00:31:43.400
The ones attracted to the fake rabbits didn't breed and the population was thus reduced.
00:31:48.100
It's their face when they're doing it with people now, their face when I figured out
00:31:55.220
And this could be why big tech has all those giant cans on Instagram.
00:32:05.660
I can't relate with the anime girlfriend part of that or anime girls part of that.
00:32:10.660
But I was thinking about AI in general when I read this story and I was kind of wondering
00:32:15.600
like, what if AI is in control of the entire internet and it's giving people what they want
00:32:26.260
Like for me, for example, I would be very happy to have a successful podcast with my best friend.
00:32:34.180
What if AI just gave me that so I'm not sniffing around asking about AI?
00:32:45.800
And you're in a padded room and AI's simulating everything for you.
00:33:10.960
And then, you know, to add on to that, I would really not look into AI if I were to get rich
00:33:19.600
If the steak tastes good, there's no reason to get out.
00:33:23.140
So if my shit coins and my meme coins paid off, AI could do whatever they want.
00:33:33.120
There is a chance that 1,000 years of world history didn't happen.
00:33:44.120
If we went from 928 to 1929, they took events from the 800s, some of them, and made them
00:33:57.920
They took events from the 700s, made them into 1,700s.
00:34:02.820
Took events from the 600s, put it out of the 1,600s, all the way back to 928.
00:34:08.900
They needed a history from 1929 all the way back to 928.
00:34:16.700
So they took events like 492 and made it 1,492.
00:34:24.840
Basically, the idea is they just added in 1,000, and it's...
00:34:43.980
So there's something there where it's like if we were to believe that it's been 2,000 years
00:34:49.840
since Jesus, but then if it really wasn't, like the amount of innovation that happened
00:34:57.140
in human history from like Jesus' time to now, if it all happened within like 10 generations,
00:35:02.580
it kind of would make people less believing in like evolution and then more believing in
00:35:15.440
We got here 1,000 years ago, and in that time we went from like farming to cocoa melon.
00:35:21.460
So there's something there about like if you get rid of 1,000 years, you can really deceive
00:35:43.480
And you're kind of trying to learn from it, whereas I'm just like, okay, what's the point?
00:35:51.240
And we're not going to get into any Maxine discussions.
00:35:56.380
But there was 15 million excess deaths since the pandemic that need to be thoroughly investigated,
00:36:04.380
But then if you compare the voting from 2020 election, remember Joe Biden missed 15 million
00:36:17.320
That gap narrowed as California counted its ballots fucking 10 days after the election.
00:36:32.120
I hope you all know that tomorrow starts the 20-year reign of Pluto being in Aquarius.
00:36:38.880
The impact this will have on the world will be massive and will usher in the golden
00:36:45.940
Can you all guess when the last time this happened?
00:36:48.280
The American French Revolution, which is still talked about today.
00:36:52.120
So you can imagine the implications of this event tomorrow.
00:37:03.140
And then now that's what the girls are into, right?
00:37:11.080
So I just wanted to get that out there in case there's some piece of truth that we can
00:37:16.380
Let's get to our last clip of all of housekeeping.
00:37:19.600
You know how certain people, certain groups go fishing?
00:37:27.740
And then there's some groups that eat the bait.
00:37:32.800
So this next guy's got some crabs and you think he's going to put them on a hook or maybe
00:37:39.300
put them in a bowl and marinate them and steam them.
00:37:47.560
He's got some seasoning and some herbs and some oil.
00:37:55.860
Probably going to put these in a bag or in a pot or something.
00:38:17.660
I think he's making you believe he's eating the bait.
00:38:22.280
Yeah, but on one, he bit it and showed that the thing was half eaten.
00:38:41.620
Our last piece of housekeeping before we move on to cringe of the week.
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I have an idea and I want some input from you guys.
00:38:47.720
I wanted to make some subtle George Floyd Christmas merch.
00:38:54.820
My best idea so far is like a polo with an embroidered name thing that says like George
00:39:05.700
If people knew your name didn't start with G, they might go, who's G Floyd?
00:39:11.620
But there's, you know, isn't Gerald Floyd a thing?
00:39:20.600
But if you guys think of a creative George Floyd Christmas merch idea that could be anything
00:39:34.760
It doesn't have to be about Christmas, but a George Floyd shirt that's subtle and funny.
00:39:38.740
If you make a design that we end up using, we'll give you $1,000.
00:39:42.680
So it's a real contest now, but if you make something, I'll probably send you a shirt, but not everyone's
00:39:50.080
Imagine you win the Undertak $100,000, and then you win the George Floyd $1,000, and you
00:39:56.900
And you pay it in taxes, and they go, oh, we're going to give this rhinoceros a parachute.
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First things first, the story of the day, Jaguar.
00:42:02.100
You know, the James Bond car from back in the day.
00:42:08.880
And then you have the hottest chick ever gets in the passenger seat.
00:42:28.280
Here's their new ad they just put out a couple days ago.
00:43:13.660
And now they do an ad where they don't even show a car.
00:43:17.320
But they basically say, hey, Jaguar sponsored a twink dance party.
00:43:21.640
We're run by the avant-garde androgynous twinks.
00:43:24.940
And if you don't like it, you probably are going to hate the car.
00:43:29.000
And this is actually worse than Bud Light, in my opinion, because at least Dylan Mulvaney
00:43:39.480
Just these weird people, these skinny model culture.
00:43:42.680
It's such a weird thing to lead with for a car company.
00:43:46.100
It's like these people are never involved in it.
00:43:56.560
And you don't wear gay colors and care about your appearance and your calories.
00:44:00.400
And you're not an Asian guy who weighs 108 pounds.
00:44:03.620
I shave my eyebrows and I'm wearing a jumpsuit.
00:44:06.080
And you can't even tell if I'm a guy or a girl.
00:44:09.780
And so this was obviously horribly responded to by the internet.
00:44:18.180
And, you know, nobody's really explicitly gay or trans in this.
00:44:27.940
There's a different vibe to it where you're like, all right, this is the gay art school kids.
00:44:32.740
And they had carte blanche on whatever they wanted to do.
00:44:39.860
And that's for a car, I guess, that you don't even show.
00:44:43.460
And then someone on Twitter replied to it and said, what the actual hell is this?
00:44:48.540
And then Jaguar replied to them and said, the future.
00:45:05.900
The automaker only moved 8,000 vehicles last year.
00:45:12.600
And then the marketing department, the advertising company, and everybody else above the marketing department all signed off on androgynous twinks trotting around a futuristic hellscape.
00:45:39.260
And I think obviously this campaign was made before the election and they thought Trump was going to lose.
00:45:47.920
And they're like, oh, yeah, we'll do our winter campaign with all the twinks.
00:45:50.540
We'll get them into a dance party and get them kissing or whatever.
00:45:55.200
And now you have this stupid ad that no one's really looking for.
00:46:04.880
And they're doing Shane Gillis commercials now where it's like comedy and whatever.
00:46:29.900
He takes an executive's head and he saws like it's not – we're not talking about metaphorical scalps.
00:46:37.600
And if you haven't learned a lesson by now that like nobody's receptive to this stupid shit, then you're never going to learn it.
00:46:50.000
If the CEO isn't constantly being the last person who sees the marketing stuff and signing off before it kind of gets greenlit, the commercial.
00:47:01.840
And he's going, Asian model, darkest Nigerian you've ever seen, skinny twink.
00:47:12.040
This is like horrible marketing 101 and there's kind of no excuse.
00:47:17.260
Every business, every person who's paying attention to anything marketing-wise should have learned this lesson by now that like a bad marketing campaign can absolutely blow you out.
00:47:27.380
And turn off half of your potential buyers, right?
00:47:31.820
Jaguar would rather top a twink than stop and think what's actually good for their business.
00:47:37.540
And we actually have a clip from the head of strategy.
00:47:46.900
And at Jaguar, we're passionate about our people and we're committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and unified culture that is representative not only of the people who use our products, but in a society in which we all live.
00:48:13.700
Someone replied, here's what the ad they should have ran.
00:48:22.820
It's actually hard to fuck up and you somehow managed to do it, right?
00:48:32.260
Where you're looking at it and you're going, what's this?
00:48:39.580
Which is actually a perfect transition for our next clip.
00:48:42.740
This person was working at a place and then a boomer kind of questioned them on their overall, however they're presenting themselves.
00:48:51.300
My God, guys, I'm so sick of coming on the internet and crying.
00:49:12.060
Why are you wearing earrings and prancing around with...
00:49:22.640
Like, I had to put my hands up and say, please stop.
00:49:36.160
Like, yes, I have to wear a stupid fucking wig.
00:49:40.480
Like, this makes this seem like an actual joke.
00:49:52.060
Like, you made a lot of choices that took, like, confidence.
00:49:55.620
But then a boomer goes, hey, what's going on with this outfit, little boy?
00:50:01.400
I'm going to start crying to my TikTok audience because one boomer whose opinion you...
00:50:06.200
Like, if you're dressing like this, you are kind of sending a message that you already disregarded all boomers' opinions, right?
00:50:16.660
And then it's, like, it's all about, like, self-expression.
00:50:19.260
But it's not actually self-expression because self-expression would be, like, unwavering to the response of your presentation.
00:50:34.580
I'm certainly not going to cry in my car later filming it.
00:50:39.680
They need to wear something that's so outrageous, but they need everyone who sees it to go, yep, that's good.
00:50:47.980
And if they don't get that, now you're crying in your car to your TikTok audience.
00:50:52.320
It's like the guy who comes in and wears the shirt and keeps, like, his money clip in his pocket and wears a Vietnam veteran hat.
00:51:01.100
It's like, bro, you're never going to get that.
00:51:06.420
And then the boomer who saw you was confused about your gender as well.
00:51:15.300
And then also just a reminder to you guys, if you're business owners especially, never hire one of these people.
00:51:21.040
Because once you do, you can't rely on them in the workplace.
00:51:25.760
And then you'll have your business turn into a non-binary enclave, which we've seen happen.
00:51:31.100
And then they talk about unionizing and stuff like that.
00:51:38.000
And it'll become like this thing where they all walk out one day.
00:52:01.940
And we do a good job here on the show of showing the other side of obviously what the left is up to.
00:52:07.120
We have a tweet here from someone who just gave birth.
00:52:16.200
If only I could somehow go back in time to 2018 and show myself these photos.
00:52:22.820
This was her very first feeding, 40 minutes old.
00:52:25.900
I know breastfeeding does not work for every woman,
00:52:28.420
but the hopelessness of my situation is hitting me hard this time.
00:52:48.060
There's worse things than bottle feeding a baby if you still were able to give birth.
00:53:05.460
You know how we're all going to be this Thanksgiving if you go home,
00:53:10.340
you kind of go laughing at her across the way because Trump just blew her out.
00:53:15.420
There's always one of those in these people's lives too.
00:53:24.440
for her to be posting about this and coming back,
00:53:38.360
a man dressing up like a woman named Sarah says,
00:53:42.220
And then Nancy Mace is saying men in men's bathrooms,
00:53:46.640
And she's making a big deal before Congress opens back up.
00:53:58.320
So the question is with your piece of legislation about banning women from using.
00:54:08.620
You have said that it was created in response to Congresswoman-elect McBride.
00:54:13.920
But should legislation be created targeted at one specific person?
00:54:23.060
I'm not going to allow biological men into women's private spaces.
00:54:26.460
I will stand in the brink and stand in the way of anyone on the radical left who thinks
00:54:30.300
that it's okay for a penis to be in a women's locker room or a bathroom or a changing room.
00:54:38.620
She does a good job, but this whole interaction is kind of a microcosm of the issues that
00:54:43.360
we're facing right now, where if this reporter wasn't a pussy who is elevating the opinions
00:54:49.320
of a minority of the people on his huge platform, MSNBC, which isn't that big, and pretending
00:54:56.240
that this is like how a majority of people feel, we could actually make progress.
00:55:00.360
Like we could go execute on a plan and make good changes.
00:55:03.580
But the whole time, we're kind of stuck explaining ourselves to pussies at the starting gate.
00:55:09.700
You know, you can't really get much done when you try to do something.
00:55:13.440
And before it even happens, you have to go explain yourself to the mainstream news.
00:55:16.860
So it's kind of a microcosm of what we're going through as a country in general, where
00:55:20.180
you have the news pretending that, oh, majority of the country opposes this because it's so
00:55:27.200
And most people who are common sense oriented would go, yeah, that makes sense.
00:55:31.940
But then the news defends the minority position as if it's a majority position.
00:55:37.000
So you spend your time not only trying to oppose, but then you have to argue for why you're
00:55:42.300
Constantly explaining ourselves to people who don't have America's best interests and don't
00:55:47.960
And that's what Trump had to do the first term.
00:55:50.360
And I'm thinking this term, I'm hoping he does it less and says, all right, we're deporting
00:55:55.660
And the media is going to say, oh, he's Hitler.
00:55:59.960
And he'll go, okay, everyone's still getting deported.
00:56:04.000
We're not going to stop because you're saying some thing that doesn't make sense.
00:56:09.640
It's good, like funny videos when Trump is just like roasting Jim Acosta or something.
00:56:14.040
But he's like trying to talk to the American people, right?
00:56:18.360
Specifically when you're doing like a press briefing and whatever, you're trying to talk
00:56:23.780
And then you have some little CNN guy who's like, Mr. President, Mr. President, what about
00:56:29.560
That's like totally irrelevant to the broader goals of the administration.
00:56:33.880
I hope he spends less time answering and fighting pussy, retarded reporters who can't be kind
00:56:40.760
of – they'll never be – it's not like you go, oh, I get it now.
00:56:44.520
You'll never be convinced they're like an arm of something that's just meant to resist.
00:56:48.740
They're just trying to stop you out of the gates, trip you up.
00:56:51.900
Next, I don't know what this is from, but it's just a funny word because people now
00:56:56.380
can't say boys and girls or men and women anymore because there's so many layers to
00:57:01.900
And then this person's way he describes a woman I thought was very funny.
00:57:06.600
People who are not vaginally presenting – forgive me for using those terms, but cannot
00:57:32.360
A woman was wrongfully arrested after getting off of a cruise.
00:57:44.020
Except something went seriously wrong in the verification process.
00:57:48.220
BSO deputies arrested Jennifer Heath Box as she disembarked from a cruise in 2022, even
00:57:54.980
though the warrant for child endangerment was for a woman named Jennifer Del Carmen
00:58:00.360
You've had no incidences at all whatsoever in the past couple of years?
00:58:12.500
You know, I just didn't know what was going to happen.
00:58:14.060
The two women have different middle names, different last names, different addresses,
00:58:20.000
different driver's license numbers, different social security numbers.
00:58:25.220
She's 23 years older than the Jennifer wanted in the warrant.
00:58:28.540
And most importantly, she didn't have minor children to endanger.
00:58:31.760
But Broward County ignored all of this evidence and arrested Jennifer anyway.
00:58:35.920
I mean, I have nothing but anger and frustration.
00:58:38.840
You feel completely broken when you're arrested, you know, because you're humiliated, you're degraded.
00:58:44.660
She should have just resisted arrest and said, I didn't do nothing.
00:58:49.840
She should have sucker punched an old woman walking her dog on the street.
00:58:52.720
Yeah, they would have let her go right away for that.
00:58:56.840
And the funny thing is the lawyer is going through the list of things and she's like,
00:59:00.820
same wrong middle name, wrong last name, blah, blah, blah.
00:59:07.940
They're not even checking the middle and last name lady.
00:59:10.540
I don't think the cops, the incompetent cops are going to get to the five inch difference,
00:59:16.460
So we obviously show these things for a reason in Urban Decay.
00:59:20.900
It's not just funny, dumb, dumb clips make you go, ha ha.
00:59:32.180
So it's in Port of Miami probably for the cruise ship, right?
00:59:46.960
I mean, this lady's going to get written a check.
00:59:49.700
You sue and you let them do whatever and they wrongfully arrest you and you make your case.
00:59:57.300
But yeah, so I mean, the increase in crime and the incompetence of cops kind of gets circular where you can be touched by it even if you didn't, you're not involved in anything.
01:00:11.920
We're going to go a little faster through Urban today because we're short on time.
01:00:14.600
We had a guy with prior arrests, tons of prior arrests, who stabbed people, killed three people in broad daylight in New York.
01:00:25.100
The guy was charged with killing three in random stabbings across Manhattan.
01:00:29.280
Ramon Rivera, 51, attacked the victims in an unprovoked spree that began in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood and ended near the United Nations, the police said.
01:00:39.460
If only Hulk Hogan was in charge of the U.N., he would have stopped it, brother.
01:00:44.060
But this guy, you know, it's just a nutbag, violent criminal, and he's going all over the island stabbing people.
01:00:50.620
And he had eight prior arrests in New York, seven prior felony charges in New York, released exactly one month ago, rearrested that day, then released, just killed three people in broad daylight.
01:01:02.940
So that's the type of guy, New York, that's what they're up to.
01:01:06.520
But Daniel Penny, though, Daniel Penny has got to worry about if he's going to get arrested or, you know, was it self-defense or whatever.
01:01:15.720
Did you see they released the Daniel Penny interrogation video?
01:01:20.660
So, again, cops arresting that woman off the cruise line, Daniel Penny going, oh, yeah, what's up, officer?
01:01:30.940
A, you never talk to cops without a lawyer, pretty much, in a professional setting, unless you're friends with a cop.
01:01:39.900
This situation, though, multiple releases, released and arrested in the same day.
01:01:45.700
We can't just keep this guy locked up, this, like, street rat-looking homeless guy.
01:01:52.300
You can't be arrested and released in the same day, period.
01:01:57.060
Yeah, let's go to our next clip, these urban youths in Japan on the subway.
01:02:19.100
And then Japan has these signs up in their subway with this picture, and it says,
01:02:28.080
And that's a breakdancing, clearly a breakdancing video or picture.
01:02:31.520
And they're able to be fair with the people in their ads, you know, in America, where it's like an old lady's the one who's loud on the subway, and they put that picture up.
01:02:39.260
Yeah, the small Asian woman's playing on the loudspeaker, and the Arab guy's offended.
01:02:43.680
This, they got pretty accurate, who's doing the circus performances on the subway.
01:02:48.940
All right, let's go to our next two clips, where we have interviews with gang members.
01:02:53.340
The first is American gang members, I believe, in Atlanta.
01:02:57.880
All right, my name is Matt Hefner, and I'm here with the young niggas of Atlanta.
01:03:01.720
All right, first thing, what's y'all favorite color?
01:03:16.620
All right, what's y'all niggas' favorite hobbies and shit?
01:03:25.860
All right, so what's y'all favorite TV show and shit like that, bro?
01:03:44.260
So this is who our taxpayer dollars are supporting as well.
01:03:55.020
It seemed like the second guy was kind of more into doing bits.
01:04:05.260
The other guy killing in Tony Montana and spinning the block,
01:04:14.540
The social media aspect of it, it's like, whatever.
01:04:18.360
He's telling the camera he's a gang member, right?
01:04:23.980
And then these types do violence, and that's why you can't go to the park.
01:04:32.720
That's why you get arrested coming home from the cruise.
01:04:35.560
And then we actually found some gun problem stats here.
01:04:48.940
Then U.S. Hispanic, then Finland, then Austria, then France,
01:04:52.320
and Canada, then Czech Republic, then U.S. White.
01:04:54.460
So when David Hogg tells you we have a gun problem in America,
01:04:58.080
and then he also doesn't mention urban problems and guns in urban situations.
01:05:06.580
I've never seen David Hogg mention they're putting switches on their Glocks.
01:05:10.680
Or the disproportionate, you know, use of firearms by black people.
01:05:15.440
He doesn't really mention that, but there's a gun problem.
01:05:21.460
And if you look at the graph, white people's guns are not the problem.
01:05:25.560
And, you know, David Hogg, like, David, if you're really against gun violence,
01:05:29.700
you should be focusing on a couple square blocks in Chicago.
01:05:33.240
You should be focusing on a couple streets in Baltimore.
01:05:37.400
Like, it's very – it's actually already triangulated and segregated for you.
01:05:42.380
But he's not interested in that type of gun violence, right?
01:05:46.420
And then we actually have a story here about an Illinois state rep who's calling for an investigation
01:05:52.200
into Chicago traffic light cameras because they are apparently racist.
01:05:56.600
This is LaShawn Ford, and he's obviously a black man,
01:06:00.240
and he wants investigation to determine why south side red light cameras issue 2.5x more tickets
01:06:08.560
And, you know, if I had to guess, if I was, like, putting on my thinking cap,
01:06:12.740
I'd say there's probably 2.5x more infractions down there.
01:06:19.120
I don't think the camera that only takes a picture if you're through the middle of the lane at the red,
01:06:25.780
I don't think it's picturing who's – is that a black guy?
01:06:30.900
That's not in the coding of the camera, LaShawn.
01:06:33.320
It seems to be only taking photos if you're breaking the law,
01:06:38.660
and it's not really asking questions beyond that.
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But then you get to extrapolating, and it sounds like there's 2.5x more lawbreakers
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And it's funny to me because we just showed the chart where we don't have the gun problem,
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and it's like the U.S. black population, which has an insanely high off-the-chart homicide rate
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This is a 2.5x, but the politician has to go, is this because of racism?
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But you have this 20x or at least 10x over here, 1.7 U.S. white to 19.8 U.S. black.
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You got a 10x right there, and you're going, nothing to see.
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But the camera, the actual mathematical code-based machine, that's because of racism.
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I want to just bring up a point for the regular episodes, people who aren't getting to Bonusland.
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And every time I see a migrant video, we're going to show there's gang videos.
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They're doing like this, and it's a migrant outside of the Roosevelt Hotel, blah, blah, blah.
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And then the Venezuelan guy who assaulted someone, he's getting arrested and getting perp-walked.
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There's a different feeling in the air when you see those videos and you go, I know he's going back.
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And especially the criminals, they're going first.
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Now it's like they got him, and we have new people in charge.
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It's more, ah, we found one who's really going back right now.
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Our first story from Uplifting Gold is kind of about going back.
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It says Haitian migrants are fleeing Springfield, Ohio in droves over mass deportation fears.
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Unfortunately, they're fleeing Springfield, Ohio and going to places like Chicago and New York
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and different, less rounded up parts of the country.
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Next is a guy who tries to hit a ball into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Next is a European guy in the U.S., and he's loving it.
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I've been driving five minutes now, and I can't wipe this smile off my face.
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I'm going to who it is in a Ram truck in America, boys.
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Next is the guy who hits a pinata successfully.
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You said a guy who tries to hit the golf ball in the Atlantic Ocean earlier.
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It's easy to go bad, especially when the person's blindfolded and swinging a bat.
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Next is a kid gives a doll to her baby sister, and the doll is very spooky.
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We talked about that a few weeks ago, where babies are only scared of stuff if the mom
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If you don't, that baby is just happy to receive a gift.
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This is a UK singer singing about what's going on in the UK.
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The UK's fucked up and there's no one coming over to save me.
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I guess I better pop my eyes cause I'm fucking up over to Poland.
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I guess I kind of like the way you push me away.
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And then he probably will get in trouble for that.
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Those are the people like, you know, colonizers, whatever the left wants to call them.
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That's the island, a small island of people who conquered the entire world, tamed the entire world.
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People are going to jail for Facebook posts where they post like, I'm tired of all of our tax dollars going to the migrants.
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It's not even like, I'm going to beat someone up or we're going to do an attack.
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It's like, I'm seeing too many Palestinian flags.
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And it's like, all right, the police are coming.
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Remember in the Jaguar commercial, everyone was androgynous.
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And then remember we shouted out that guy, Rob, a few maybe months or years ago at this point.
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This guy must watch the episodes twice, three times.
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And thank you to Abby, your daughter, for setting that up.
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Fleckus talks to the podcast, the great best new podcast of all time.
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And then you might think, oh, this is illegal or this is bad.
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He said, this was part of a planned fire drill.
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That's like a high production value, high stake shout out.
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And you know what this led me to think about is how many Americans out there never get the
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And you know how like there's stupid gimmicks, like millennial type, like, oh, this is a cat
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A fire alarm pulling station is pretty low cost.
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And I'd like to get, I'd like to feel an authentic pull.
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So I haven't, because I'm an upstanding citizen, not a scumbag.
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So you're a rat and you cost somebody thousands of dollars in fire response time.
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And they stacked the rocks that had broken off the curb.
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My wife and I are bonus landers and welcomed our son, Theo.
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We don't have a distract-a-tron like Coco Nullin.
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We have a little distract-a-tron with the moving background.
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We also have some happy birthdays to Tony's girlfriend, Carla, who turned older on November 21st.
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Tony did not specify what birthday it is, as you can tell.
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I think Walter is going to make a comeback, actually.
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Happy birthday on November 17th to Brian Wardell.
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He watched The Man on the Spoon, The Man on the Street with the Spoon.
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Him and his wife, Jessica, have like a Friday night date night where they watch the show.
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Happy birthday to Abe Cam, 35, on November 18th.
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And then happy birthday to Allie Bratton, turning 24 on November 18th.
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And then we're going to end the show with a Fleckus Talk song that someone made with AI.
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As the world spins around, we're here to break it down.
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And I'll show cheese at a gas station story's untold.
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Through this urban decay, we'll make it all right.
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Through this urban decay, we'll make it all right.
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In this packed house, keeping the noise we'll see.