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00:00:30 All right, welcome back to Fleckis Talks, the podcast episode 354 today on the show.

00:00:38 Chud the Builder was charged with attempted murder. We're going to tell you what happened

00:00:41 there. Then they're trying to get us with these tics. I'm telling you that now. I'm going to 0.97

00:00:46 tell you my long-term theory. Then in California, we got veneers for drug addicts and iPads for

00:00:52 prisoners in our waste and fraud section. And last but not least, in Urban Decay, we're going

00:00:57 to tell you about a ghetto urban legend all this and more it's like us talks the podcast episode 0.61

00:01:03 354 ranked the best news podcast because words are just words until action actually starts

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00:01:27 featuring Richard Grappler.

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00:02:55 you guys okay uh how are you doing richard i'm fine how are you i'm all right i tried to watch

00:03:00 about schmidt last night yeah how'd that go didn't take didn't take seems to be a common theme with

00:03:07 you and if you look at my amazon movies like how many i like pay for and start and then it goes

00:03:13 like this far on the thing of the movie like i watched the first 10 minutes and i'm like i don't 0.87

00:03:18 know what the fuck's going on. About Schmidt was too slow. So you might as well just quit 0.92

00:03:22 on a free movie instead of spending money every time, right? Definitely. Are you learning

00:03:25 any lessons there? Now I know. Okay. But I don't know anything about Schmidt. They failed

00:03:31 their thesis. They couldn't deliver it to you. So what'd you do? You play on your phone

00:03:35 instead, like usual? Little TikTok brain? Yeah. I watch Seinfeld on cable. Okay. Smart.

00:03:40 Sometimes I do that. Even though I have all of Seinfeld on Netflix, I watch it on cable

00:03:44 just to check in and see what's going on in the world. Sure. Sure. You want to see what

00:03:47 ads are out there. I get that actually. It kind of feels nostalgic to watch TV with ads. So there's

00:03:52 something there. All right. You want to get into the show unless you have something stupid to say?

00:03:56 No, I got nothing. Just me. But I don't want to get into the show either. Let's just horse around. 1.00

00:04:01 No, no, we can't do that. All right. There's a lot of news to get to. We have a packed script,

00:04:05 as I'm sure you guys can imagine. We're going to start with the Chud the Builder story. I'm sure 0.92

00:04:09 you guys saw this. Yeah. We can just maybe read the headline. Yeah. Attempted murder. Montgomery

00:04:13 county sheriff's office announced late wednesday night that earthly etherly was detained as a

00:04:18 result of the shooting that's chud the builder the streamer has been charged i actually don't

00:04:22 even know if this is true i think it's going to a grand jury to determine whether or not he's

00:04:26 going to get charged that was kind of but they're holding assumption the assumption is that it's

00:04:30 going to be attempted murder here's well yeah we'll play the video in the background there's

00:04:33 not much to see it's after the shots were fired the video police came and broke it up it was

00:04:38 outside of a courthouse and the guy was still kind of trying to maul him the black man do you want to

00:04:43 preface this with uh what chud the builder does do you do you think that you are you assuming the

00:04:48 audience knows i'm assuming you guys know but he goes on live stream and then just goes up to black

00:04:53 people and calls them the n-word if they get in his face and are disrespectful he tells them they're 0.67

00:04:57 chimping out yes and he calls them the n-word and people get mad and then he calls them the n-word

00:05:02 usually if they're acting like an n-word but i've also seen some clips where he's almost a little

00:05:07 eager to use it because it's his thing you know like a hammer looking for a nail yeah so uh but

00:05:12 yeah he says the n-word and it's kind of like a free speech audit a little bit that's how i see

00:05:17 it too uh because you should be allowed to say whatever you want whether people like it or not

00:05:21 besides the ones that like cause violence or fire in a movie theater yeah uh but apparently it's not

00:05:27 going to be treated as like a self-defense shooting because if you agitate the person first with words

00:05:34 it doesn't count as self-defense if they attack you and you shoot them back which i don't fully

00:05:38 get well it's like baiting it can be considered baiting someone you know but just do it try me

00:05:44 you know and you're holding your hand on a guy but who's the judge that can say like oh this is

00:05:49 offensive to someone we call someone the n-word then they hit you and you shoot them back it's 0.99

00:05:52 not self-defense but what if i call someone a bitch or what if i call someone stupid or what 1.00

00:05:57 if i call someone ugly or you're at a yankees game and you say fuck the yankees is that what's the 1.00

00:06:03 what's the exact threshold here and clearly what we're getting at is the n-word is a magic word 0.99

00:06:08 Yeah. In legal terms nowadays and in its ability to incite violence.

00:06:14 That's very true. And I don't like the magic word idea.

00:06:17 Yeah. And then imagine if you were born like Neo out of the Matrix into a new world or something and they were explaining you all the rules and they go, also, there's this word.

00:06:25 You know, it doesn't make sense, legally speaking, in any way. Right.

00:06:29 And we have some context about the guy who got shot. The guy was kind of planning it ahead of time.

00:06:34 Yeah. The man Chud the Builder shot yesterday has been identified as Joshua Fox, who is charged with aggravated domestic assault after allegedly threatening his wife with a screwdriver and trying to burn the house down in 2024. Very stable guy. On April 18th, 2024, in Clarksville, Tennessee, officers responded to a domestic violence incident at Tower Drive apartment.

00:06:53 He told, Joshua Fox told officers his wife would not let him leave.

00:06:57 His wife told officers Joshua was upset over vehicle issues preventing him from leaving.

00:07:02 He got an aerosol can and a lighter and attempted to burn the house down. 1.00

00:07:07 You know, it's just sloppy, sloppy shit. 1.00

00:07:09 And he has more charges than that, too. 1.00

00:07:11 Yeah. 0.51

00:07:12 And then before this happened, apparently on Twitter, he was looking to confront Chud the Builder coming out of his court hearing.

00:07:20 And we have some of the replies here from him.

00:07:22 Yeah. He said, somebody said, we're getting closer to the series finale. And then allegedly this is the guy's account. He said, he near my city. Should I go do it? And then he posted like a Google Maps, like an hour and 13 minutes away. And then he said, I'm about to chimp out.

00:07:40 So that's apparently what happened right before it.

00:07:43 So there's a little bit on him too, you know?

00:07:45 Like, what are you doing? 0.56

00:07:46 They're both, if the N-word baited him into confrontation, 0.86

00:07:50 then what's driving an hour to seek out a confrontation, right? 0.64

00:07:52 That's how I see it.

00:07:53 In my mind, it's penalties offset, replay first down.

00:07:56 But in the legal mind of a judge and the jury,

00:07:59 I think it's going to get a lot greasier for Dalton, a.k.a. Chud.

00:08:03 And the thing that's so frustrating about this is there's so many examples

00:08:07 of like repeat offenders getting let out,

00:08:10 repeat offenders killing people

00:08:11 and getting off for incompetence, all these things. 0.71

00:08:14 Irina Zarusa's killer.

00:08:16 He wasn't charged with the hate crime, 1.00

00:08:17 even though he said, I'm gonna get that white bitch 1.00

00:08:19 or I got that white bitch. 1.00

00:08:20 Yep. 1.00

00:08:21 Doesn't count.

00:08:22 But then he says a word and shoots somebody

00:08:24 and now it's a hate crime, attempted murder.

00:08:26 We have to put him away for 25 years.

00:08:28 And we have some examples here

00:08:29 of the two-tiered justice system.

00:08:31 Yeah, it's all of these things we've covered

00:08:33 over the course of the show.

00:08:34 So that's why it's also,

00:08:36 Forgive me if I'm not pearl-clutching when I see brutal injustice all the time, week in and week out, in Urban Decay with you guys, right?

00:08:44 The brothers who killed Ethan Lemming stomped on his chest, broke his neck, and took his car at LeBron James School, sentenced only six months and 18 months each.

00:08:53 They killed a kid.

00:08:54 Way worse.

00:08:55 Six months, 18 months. 1.00

00:08:57 Jury lets kill them all Times Square rampage driver off the hook in fatal attack. 0.99

00:09:01 You remember that one? 1.00

00:09:02 Yep.

00:09:03 No prison sentence served there.

00:09:05 But then they have the comparison there. The Charlottesville guy, he got 419 years for driving the car into one person.

00:09:12 Yeah. You got to make an example of the white guy if he's a little racist or something.

00:09:17 And then this guy, Fugitive Caesar, on Twitter said, I believe that Chud the Builder should be punished as harshly as the murderers who stabbed 16-year-old junior honors student Valerie Schwab to death, which is to say assigned five years probation.

00:09:30 You know, that's kind of the two-tiered.

00:09:32 And then we got the woman who was incompetent to stand trial after smiling in court right after she fatally stabbed a three-year-old.

00:09:40 And Fugitive Caesar says the same thing. 0.98

00:09:41 I believe he should be punished as if he were black. 1.00

00:09:44 Probation, let off, incompetent. 1.00

00:09:46 Let him out and let him go start saying the N-word tonight on stream. 0.85

00:09:50 Well, you know what's funny is like you know he would, and that's what these criminals do.

00:09:54 We show you the stories every week.

00:09:56 Like man who robbed someone on the New York city subway is released on bail and does it again. You know, it's nothing new, but for some reason, this will be a national case for some magic word reason. This will be, um, like a lightning rod case. And now is, are you going to make any more points here? You're ready to move on?

00:10:18 I'm going to go for it.

00:10:19 Is what he's doing smart?

00:10:21 Was this always destined to happen?

00:10:23 No, and then yes, right?

00:10:25 Like, that's kind of the lesson.

00:10:27 There's a certain thing.

00:10:28 Like, if you're going to be racist, you can't also get in fights and get in legal battles and stuff like that.

00:10:32 You kind of have to keep yourself clean in a way.

00:10:35 That's a good point.

00:10:35 Because otherwise, you're going to get dragged down in the mud with the magic word.

00:10:38 And they're going to get you any way they can, like they did with him, where basically he was kicked out of a restaurant, and then he didn't pay his bill.

00:10:45 And even though you're kicked out, so it's kind of like, well, if you're kicking me out, I'm leaving.

00:10:49 And then they press charges to the max.

00:10:52 And they said, oh, he left $1,000 unpaid tab.

00:10:55 And then that made him go to court and get arrested, which is why he was at that courthouse.

00:10:59 So there's a thing where, like, you become public enemy number one, unfortunately.

00:11:03 Definitely.

00:11:03 And they're going to try to ruin your life. 0.81

00:11:05 They shot his dog and killed his dog. 0.61

00:11:07 That's what I heard.

00:11:08 I think his family has threats.

00:11:10 So, like, this is the big no-no thing.

00:11:12 And it's actually kind of, uh, it's almost, there's a certain word for it, for what he's

00:11:17 doing.

00:11:17 It takes courage.

00:11:19 Definitely.

00:11:20 Definitely.

00:11:21 But is it smart? 1.00

00:11:22 You can be courageous and dumb. 0.99

00:11:24 You know, obviously this path was not a great path to go down, but it's just crazy to see. 0.99

00:11:28 And like, they will try to do as much as they can to him.

00:11:31 That's kind of the world we're living in.

00:11:32 And yeah.

00:11:33 Are we going to complain and point out the two tier justice system? 0.94

00:11:36 Yes. 0.53

00:11:36 Would I go around doing this?

00:11:38 Obviously not.

00:11:39 Right.

00:11:39 But it's crazy that they're trying to do whatever they can to get him.

00:11:42 He didn't kill anybody.

00:11:43 He says some mean words.

00:11:45 But then Irina Zarutska's killer.

00:11:46 Yeah.

00:11:47 He's, we can't trust him to stand trial. 0.71

00:11:50 He's a little mentally off, a little off. 1.00

00:11:51 And then there's so many of these violent, horrible black crime stories that you see 0.99

00:11:56 out there, stabbing a three-year-old, Irina Zarutska, you know, the guy who drove into 0.52

00:12:01 the grandmas in Milwaukee.

00:12:02 You just end up losing track of them.

00:12:04 And then you lose track of them and then they get let out or there's a parole hearing or

00:12:09 something and they just quietly get released.

00:12:12 And with him, I don't think that same courtesy is going to be extended at all.

00:12:15 And that's the really frustrating part.

00:12:17 Once you see all the other things, you have to just let them out like you did everyone else.

00:12:21 And there is a magic word.

00:12:22 It really is magic.

00:12:24 It's special.

00:12:25 You can't say it.

00:12:26 And someone can beat you up for it.

00:12:28 And then what did you expect, you know?

00:12:30 And that's not really the country I'm trying to live in.

00:12:32 You know the magic word for me?

00:12:33 What?

00:12:34 You call me banana brain?

00:12:35 Yeah. 1.00

00:12:36 I'll go fucking crazy. 0.99

00:12:37 All right. 1.00

00:12:38 I'll kill you. 1.00

00:12:38 I'm not even going to test it. 1.00

00:12:39 You know?

00:12:40 Like, for me, it's really offensive.

00:12:42 And, oh, for them, it's really offensive.

00:12:44 But they say it to each other all the time.

00:12:45 And everyone says it to each other in music and on TV.

00:12:48 But if someone else says it, then they can freak out.

00:12:52 Which is really just, like, they want to freak out.

00:12:54 Yeah.

00:12:54 And what he did, bigger picture, is he kind of showed how bad things are in a way.

00:12:59 Totally.

00:13:00 So, like, it's not everyone's favorite approach, obviously.

00:13:04 It's hard to palate.

00:13:05 For normies, right?

00:13:06 If you're a right wing or super online or whatever, you're like, oh, okay, I see what

00:13:10 he's up to.

00:13:11 But when he runs into normies, it's like, what?

00:13:14 Yeah.

00:13:15 But it quickly reveals the state of the union in that moment right now.

00:13:20 Yeah.

00:13:20 You know, it's a free speech audit basically.

00:13:23 All right.

00:13:23 Let's get to our next section, the Wasteful California section.

00:13:27 $189 million were spent for iPads for inmates.

00:13:30 Yeah.

00:13:31 California spent nearly $189 million to give every state prisoner a free iPad.

00:13:35 We interviewed a dozen death row inmates who told us that prisoners are using the tablets to watch porn, engage in X-rated chats, and groom minors on the outside.

00:13:45 And this is from Chris Rufo.

00:13:48 Basically, and we're not even going to get to $189 million, and obviously it went through some NGO middleman.

00:13:54 So you probably got $85 million worth of iPads if I had to guess.

00:13:58 Yeah, I have some of the math here.

00:14:00 Okay.

00:14:00 They spent $189 million of taxpayer dollars to get 90,000 tablets for digital equity at about $2,000 each.

00:14:10 Have you ever paid for an iPad that's $2,000?

00:14:12 Have you ever seen a tablet that's $2,000?

00:14:13 They must have got the nice ones.

00:14:15 Yeah, they got the retina scan, the terabyte storage.

00:14:18 All the best for Gavin Newsom's prisoners, right?

00:14:20 The 2027 with a terabyte of storage.

00:14:23 Exactly.

00:14:23 So that realistically, it's probably what?

00:14:25 At bulk buying and 90,000, you probably get them for a couple hundred bucks.

00:14:28 You're supposed to get a deal.

00:14:29 You're supposed to get a deal.

00:14:30 We get ripped off.

00:14:31 Any government spending when it's a bulk thing,

00:14:33 we get ripped off more instead of getting the deal,

00:14:35 which is the whole point of like purchasing power

00:14:37 or as a state, right?

00:14:39 And what'd you say, digital equity?

00:14:40 Digital equity.

00:14:41 You see the language, guys?

00:14:43 Digital equity.

00:14:44 And it's like, I gave an iPad to a guy

00:14:46 who's sexting a 13-year-old on the outside with it.

00:14:48 And watching porn.

00:14:49 All right, the potential for abuse is obvious.

00:14:51 The Newsom administration has made the tablet program

00:14:54 universal with no access restrictions based on offense.

00:14:58 So you could be handing an iPad over to an absolute computer hacker.

00:15:03 He's in there like, no access to computers.

00:15:05 It's like, here's your iPad, buddy.

00:15:06 Or like a child predator.

00:15:08 And we're going to get to that.

00:15:09 In a recent case, Nathaniel Ray Diaz, who was convicted of committing sex crimes against a 12-year-old girl,

00:15:14 allegedly used a prison-issued tablet to contact and exploit her from inside Avenal State Prison.

00:15:21 Diaz allegedly told the girl to send him sexually explicit messages or images, which he received through a co-conspirator.

00:15:27 The girl reportedly told investigators that Diaz forced her to speak with him through the tablet for hours every day from the time she came home from school until the prison phones turned off at midnight.

00:15:39 He made thousands of calls to the girl, violating a no-contact order and soliciting explicit photographs.

00:15:45 So the same crime he did, he's just running it back.

00:15:49 And you gave him the tools to do it, California. 0.97

00:15:51 Crazy. 0.89

00:15:52 We have another example. 0.61

00:15:53 Oh, go ahead.

00:15:53 That's equity.

00:15:54 Yeah, sigil equity.

00:15:55 That's the equity.

00:15:57 California death row inmate, they talked to a guy named Sammy Amador, and he said he used the state-issued digital tablet to watch porn and short clips of his family at the beach.

00:16:08 So there's some balance there. 0.99

00:16:09 At least he was yearning for his family, but then also stroking his shit pretty hard on the taxpayer dollar. 1.00

00:16:15 We're basically stroking it for him. 1.00

00:16:17 Yeah.

00:16:18 The taxpayer, that is.

00:16:20 So, yeah, ultimately just another wasteful California thing. 1.00

00:16:24 And this type of shit always gets uncovered. 1.00

00:16:27 It always happens and then gets uncovered. 1.00

00:16:30 Like they try to sneak it by 100%, right?

00:16:34 Yeah, and it's obviously becoming harder to do that now that everyone's looking for this stuff.

00:16:38 But $2,000 on 90,000 iPads, you could have done so much more with that money.

00:16:44 You could have done so much more with those iPads.

00:16:46 Yeah.

00:16:46 You could have put them in the South Central School District and they could have got stolen and sold.

00:16:50 They would have gone, 80% of them would have gotten missing.

00:16:52 But that would be better than giving it to the prison to commit crimes with.

00:16:56 So that's where we're at, guys.

00:16:58 And then we have another example.

00:16:59 Karen Bass now says that meth addict homeless people need free teeth.

00:17:04 How many people who are unhoused that you meet have no teeth at all?

00:17:08 They don't have teeth.

00:17:09 Why? 1.00

00:17:10 Because meth rots your teeth.

00:17:12 You can't succeed without teeth.

00:17:15 So there needs to be comprehensive health care provided to people.

00:17:20 So you can't succeed without teeth.

00:17:23 It's like, no, you can't succeed if you're a drug addict, homeless person with no teeth.

00:17:27 Yeah.

00:17:28 And then one causes the other.

00:17:30 But I don't know who would switch their vote based on hearing something like that.

00:17:34 That's what I want to know.

00:17:35 Who is like, yeah, that's right.

00:17:37 Everyone needs a second chance or a 10th chance.

00:17:40 It could be a dog whistle to the NGOs.

00:17:43 Yeah.

00:17:43 It could be, hey, Dental Association of California, get ready.

00:17:47 Start placing your bids.

00:17:48 And the union's like, oh, we're going to be doing a lot of these programs, a.k.a. kickbacks, a.k.a. you and your whole operation need to vote for Karen Bass.

00:17:56 Yeah.

00:17:57 I think that's what it is. 1.00

00:17:58 But she's prioritizing the success of like the lowest people in society, the drug addicts who live on the street.

00:18:03 And it's like, can I. 1.00

00:18:05 And that's after subsidizing the drugs, letting them sleep on.

00:18:08 You know, this is like the late stage of letting the homeless do whatever they want.

00:18:12 And homeless, drug addicts.

00:18:14 Yeah.

00:18:14 Yeah. And then it's also after everyone's exposing all the fraud and wasteful spending.

00:18:18 So you think maybe, oh, we'll keep this one on the DL.

00:18:21 But can kids succeed if there's homeless people in front of their houses, on their playgrounds and in front of their schools?

00:18:28 Can a business owner succeed in L.A. if there's homeless people stealing from their store and living out front and causing problems?

00:18:34 Yeah. And that's, you know, the biggest like reading of what a politician is, is who are they representing?

00:18:41 the bulk of people who are like middle-class productive and trying to strive and do better

00:18:46 or drug addicts or the rich, the richest 1%, right? And like anything on those extreme ends,

00:18:52 it's like, why, what are you doing? It doesn't make sense. It helps nobody. So free iPads and

00:18:58 then free iPads for prisoners and then free teeth for meth addicts. And then if you think about it

00:19:03 too, like these homeless people are going to get free teeth, potentially everyone who has dental

00:19:07 coverage pays thousands of dollars a year. And I hear stories where, oh, I paid 200 something

00:19:13 dollars a month and then I go get my teeth cleaning and I still have to pay for it. Yeah.

00:19:17 It's like this weird thing with the deductions where you end up still paying for whatever you

00:19:21 need a la carte, even though you pay for the coverage. Yeah. And then like all programs in

00:19:26 California, once they roll this out, the scope will expand much like the autism stuff where 0.64

00:19:31 soon you're going to be giving illegals free teeth. It's obvious, right? Whether you want 0.91

00:19:36 or not. If you don't want them, they'll just mail you to you. You just take, you know,

00:19:38 take your teeth, put them in a safe. And then, uh, while the criminals in jail get iPads and the

00:19:44 drug addicts get free teeth, normal Americans are obviously still struggling. This next lady

00:19:49 shows us a video about the cost of KFC tenders. Okay. So I actually just left a drive-thru without

00:19:57 buying anything. Cause I went to Kentucky fried chicken and I said, I'll just take some chicken

00:20:02 tenders. And they're like, okay, there's like a four or six, whatever. I was going to get,

00:20:07 I think it was six chicken tenders. And they're like, that will be $20. And I was like,

00:20:13 I didn't even get fries or a drink, literally just chicken tenders. And I was like,

00:20:18 so just the tenders, not even the meal, six tenders for $20, which is expensive.

00:20:22 Yeah, very much so. And a 16 piece costs 42 99. What are we doing here? What happened?

00:20:29 Crazy.

00:20:30 The fast food inflation, it was always supposed to be, you know, a little bad for you, but

00:20:34 cheap.

00:20:35 And now it's not cheap.

00:20:37 And it's not even close.

00:20:39 Like I did some math.

00:20:40 You can go to the grocery store and get 24 tenders and a dozen eggs for $20.

00:20:45 Yeah.

00:20:45 And that's you buying on an individual level without KFC's purchasing power, who probably

00:20:49 talks directly to chicken producers and farmers.

00:20:52 They probably have their own chicken farms.

00:20:54 So I don't know.

00:20:55 I don't know what to say here.

00:20:56 But, you know, at least the prisoners got their iPads, right, guys?

00:20:59 Yeah.

00:20:59 And we could take it even further if you'd like.

00:21:01 Okay.

00:21:02 You can get an egg-laying hen for $20,

00:21:05 and you could basically have chickens and eggs for the rest of your life.

00:21:09 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1.00

00:21:10 Or you get some chicks. 0.96

00:21:10 You get 10 egg-laying hens in your studio apartment?

00:21:14 Baby, you got it going.

00:21:16 You're good.

00:21:17 Yeah, they eat the ticks.

00:21:18 Yeah.

00:21:19 But you could get baby chickens from, like, tractor supply for, like, $5 each.

00:21:24 Less, I think, right?

00:21:25 Yeah, I think it's like $3 to $10.

00:21:27 So you can get, like, all the chicken you'd ever want to eat

00:21:30 and all the eggs you'd ever want for $20,

00:21:32 but obviously it takes some work.

00:21:33 Yeah.

00:21:34 You got to keep the predators out.

00:21:35 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.90

00:21:36 Coyotes, come and shred up your chickens. 0.57

00:21:38 Yeah.

00:21:39 And we have another example of struggling Americans.

00:21:41 This one takes place at the gas pump.

00:21:43 We have a couple clips here.

00:21:44 I'll let you kind of drive.

00:21:46 Y'all check on your people out here, man. 1.00

00:21:48 God damn. 1.00

00:21:50 That nigga made it to the light, boy. 1.00

00:21:52 Come on, man. 0.95

00:21:52 so obviously in a hood area he said check out your people this uh n-word barely made it to

00:21:59 the light somebody put in one dollar of gas for 0.26 gallons and then we got another one i think

00:22:05 this is in flint michigan hey y'all look we in flint look at the gas look look how much they

00:22:09 spending. $4. $7. $4. And that nigga was balling. He was balling with $9.25. So I know this is in

00:22:27 the struggling American section, but I kind of had a different take on this. This is what happens in

00:22:33 EBT government funded areas, which is actually a bright side. You know what I mean? When we always

00:22:39 talk about someone on section eight EBT, no job, and they're doing whatever, and their life is

00:22:45 sell a little weed on the side and their life is completely fine. This is the other side of it,

00:22:50 which is you put a dollar in your gas tank, unless you had a moped or something, unless all of these,

00:22:55 there was a gang of six mopeds and they all put in $4. But so that's kind of like a little

00:23:02 uplifting gold. It's like when you sign up to be on the government teat, you really can't even go

00:23:07 anywhere. That's true. So they're kind of trapped. And that's why one of the things we've talked

00:23:11 about in urban decay is like when you, when you create a bus stop to a mall or you create a light

00:23:16 rail, I think we covered it in North Carolina. There was a light rail that extended to a mall

00:23:22 or something. And then crime went way up because otherwise they can't get there. Oh, that's very

00:23:26 So I'm treating this not as a struggling Americans.

00:23:30 This is more, that's how EBT Americans buy their gas,

00:23:33 a dollar or two at a time.

00:23:35 And then it just gets you around town a little bit.

00:23:37 So it makes me feel good

00:23:38 because whenever I'm watching horror stories 1.00

00:23:41 of the fat, giant black woman 1.00

00:23:43 filling up two grocery carts and going, 1.00

00:23:46 this is going to be free,

00:23:47 there's the other side of it,

00:23:48 which is they can't even get anywhere.

00:23:50 They're stuck in like a one square mile radius

00:23:52 because they're not really walking.

00:23:53 Yeah, we see you at the pump.

00:23:54 Yep.

00:23:55 All right.

00:23:55 And then our last piece of this is not fully related, but it is about cars and, like, dirty cars.

00:24:01 And I think there's a bigger lesson here that you guys can appreciate.

00:24:04 Yeah.

00:24:05 Someone said, how often do you clean the interior of your Tesla?

00:24:08 And I guess this guy might be a detailer or something like that.

00:24:11 And he posts – we'll scroll through the pictures.

00:24:14 One of the most horrific, like, depression cars I've ever seen where you just let mud, dirt, everything cake on.

00:24:22 And it's a Tesla, so it's, like, nice car.

00:24:24 Food scraps.

00:24:25 And then this guy made a good point, which is, I think, why we're talking about it.

00:24:29 I've said it before and I'll say it again.

00:24:31 Walk your prospective tenants to their car.

00:24:34 Peek inside.

00:24:36 This is better than a credit check.

00:24:38 Yeah.

00:24:38 So, obviously, you can't just discriminate against someone if you get a bad vibe or whatever.

00:24:42 I guess you kind of can.

00:24:44 But this guy is talking about renting to people. 0.99

00:24:47 And if you see their car and it's a shit show, that's how they're going to treat your house. 0.99

00:24:52 Exactly. 0.99

00:24:52 That's the good point.

00:24:53 All right.

00:24:54 well that's the end of this little mini section we're now moving on to our wider fraud section

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00:27:03 sure you guys get your Cove Peers. All right. We're in our wider fraud section. We have some

00:27:08 more Somali snap fraud in Minnesota. Charges announced tonight after more than a million 0.88

00:27:13 dollars in snap benefits were stolen in Minnesota. And according to those charges, 60-year-old

00:27:20 Abdeed Waheed Muhammad used other people's EBT cards to buy products from Walmart, Sam's Club,

00:27:26 and Costco, and then sold those items at his own grocery store called Minnesota Food Grocery.

00:27:32 From March to August of 2021, he purchased $1.1 million.

00:27:37 This is in products through various EBT cards.

00:27:41 In an investigation, found he promised payment and even free groceries from his store for people who gave him those cards.

00:27:48 So he's running a little operation there. 0.99

00:27:51 Yeah, it's just another Somali scam, and it's something we've covered before, a lot of the bodegas and stuff. 1.00

00:27:56 I think we actually covered one where a bodega guy had canned goods that had been donated somewhere. 1.00

00:28:04 So taxpayer-funded Somali grocery store for a 60-year-old Abdiwawada Mohammed.

00:28:11 Yeah. 0.89

00:28:11 He's the guy who needs it, right?

00:28:13 The thing you're talking about, yeah, it had food bank stickers on it.

00:28:16 Yeah, yeah.

00:28:17 And then they were reselling them.

00:28:18 Yeah.

00:28:18 So there's no bottom for this type of scam.

00:28:23 And that's just one guy.

00:28:24 Yeah.

00:28:25 One store.

00:28:25 It kind of shows you what the damage can be done, like $1.1 million in taxpayer money, and because some of those people needed gas money, they had to flip their EBT into cash at 50 cents on the dollar.

00:28:37 And, you know, it's just a common scam. 0.99

00:28:39 Another arrest, another Somali, right? 1.00

00:28:41 And I think we're going to talk about it in bonus land. 1.00

00:28:43 The Somalis are now acting like they're persecuted, and it's like you do all the bad shit. 1.00

00:28:48 Then you go, hey, whoa, they're persecuting us. 1.00

00:28:51 and it's like yeah because of all the horrible shit because you're not a trustworthy population 0.99

00:28:57 right exactly there's a shift happening where watch this happen in real time where they're 0.98

00:29:01 going to shift to like the somali community is under attack as if it's not justified right and

00:29:07 then they're going to lead with like racism and oh you're assuming because we're somali we're

00:29:12 fraudsters and it's gonna be the same playbook but now more than ever i think being called a racist

00:29:16 means the least it's ever meant.

00:29:19 Definitely.

00:29:19 So hopefully people keep calling it out.

00:29:21 Next, we have an update from J.D. Vance.

00:29:23 He has some new rules when it comes to fraud.

00:29:26 Yeah, this is from the Wall Street Journal.

00:29:27 Vice President J.D. Vance is planning to deliver

00:29:29 an ultimatum to all 50 states,

00:29:32 fully comply with anti-fraud statutes,

00:29:34 or run the risk of losing federal Medicaid funding.

00:29:37 All right, hopefully that works.

00:29:38 Hopefully that sticks.

00:29:39 Yeah, and then, you know what's interesting?

00:29:42 The Democrat response to all this is like,

00:29:44 you're taking away stuff from elderly people like Medicaid or Medicare. You're taking away

00:29:50 stuff from elderly and vulnerable people. And it's like, no, we're not. We're just checking

00:29:55 for fraud. We're not doing anything. The program's not going away. We just need guardrails because

00:30:00 we're getting ripped off. And you, it makes you wonder why is California so obsessed with like

00:30:05 making sure the fraud keeps going. And I remember we covered the 400 hospices that had all gotten

00:30:11 cut off in LA area. And Dr. Oz said that, uh, none of them called, none of them called to go,

00:30:17 Hey, the money turned off. What's happening. Yeah. That number is now up to 800. Wow. So

00:30:23 unbelievable. And then they, like you said, they frame it like, Oh, you're gonna, you're gonna

00:30:27 kill grandma. You're attacking homeless people who need this. And it's like, no, the fraudsters 0.98

00:30:31 are actually the ones attacking these people and stealing resources and making this whole

00:30:36 audit world necessary. Yeah. And they're stealing from the future. Right. And it's like,

00:30:42 you're stealing from grandma. Well, according to this paper here, grandma's been dead for 15 years

00:30:46 and, uh, the phone just rings and rings to this vacant apartment. So you know, you guys know what

00:30:51 it is, but I'm, I'm very, I'm always fascinated. Like obviously counter signaling Trump and the

00:30:56 administration and JD Vance and stuff is important for them, but they do it on really, really

00:31:02 unpopular things.

00:31:04 Yeah.

00:31:04 Like fraud,

00:31:05 unless you're the guy

00:31:07 doing fraud

00:31:08 and getting money,

00:31:09 you wouldn't support it.

00:31:11 You wouldn't support

00:31:11 lax policies.

00:31:12 And even if you did,

00:31:14 you wouldn't say it

00:31:15 that loud

00:31:15 because

00:31:16 it would draw

00:31:18 attention to you,

00:31:19 right?

00:31:19 It's so obvious.

00:31:20 Like, it'd be like,

00:31:20 hey, no,

00:31:21 we can't do this.

00:31:22 And it's like,

00:31:23 how much money

00:31:23 is that guy getting?

00:31:24 Right?

00:31:24 Like, so,

00:31:25 it's really such a,

00:31:26 it's another one

00:31:27 of those 80-20 issues

00:31:28 that I don't fully understand

00:31:29 why the need

00:31:30 to countersignal.

00:31:31 And I think if you ask,

00:31:32 be united on this yeah and i think if you ask people on the street in california hey is it

00:31:37 important to crack down on fraud and people stealing medicaid money yeah i think every 0.94

00:31:42 single person would say yes unless their brain has been taken over by an anti-trump type of worm

00:31:47 or something that i don't know about yet yeah there's something weird there like where the

00:31:52 democrats always take these unpopular 90 10 issues yeah and they still like double down 0.96

00:31:56 but that fraud stuff it's i think every democrat if you ask them unless they're like a full retard 0.94

00:32:02 and just go against Trump automatically. 0.98

00:32:03 I think everyone says, yeah, let's not do fraud.

00:32:07 It's easy.

00:32:08 And then just imagine it too.

00:32:10 Like you have all this money.

00:32:13 Everybody acts like it's all infinite.

00:32:15 It never ends.

00:32:16 And you could help more people

00:32:18 if you cut down on fraud, right?

00:32:20 That's at least what a Democrat would say, right?

00:32:22 A Republican would be like, no, we need to lower taxes.

00:32:24 And it goes back to the taxpayer.

00:32:25 We're wasting this money.

00:32:26 Democrats should be like, well, we could help someone else 0.51

00:32:29 if we stopped all the bleeding.

00:32:30 And instead they're saying we need to increase the taxes on rich people to get even more money.

00:32:34 And then with that extra money, then we'll use that for good.

00:32:37 And who knows what percentage is actually fraudulent.

00:32:40 Yep.

00:32:40 We have an example of a Democrat state assembly candidate who might get kicked off the ballot for cheating. 0.98

00:32:47 Yeah, might get kicked off the primary ballot after 90% of her 5,200 total signatures were invalidated by city board elections. 0.99

00:32:56 So take a look at her right there. 1.00

00:32:57 You're telling me she cheated on the signature? 0.99

00:33:00 She committed some light fraud? 1.00

00:33:03 Yeah, and her name is Marie Miraville Shazada. 1.00

00:33:07 And she had 5,200 signatures running for state assembly in Brooklyn.

00:33:15 And the signatures were all invalidated, basically.

00:33:18 After the city's assessment, she had only been left with 479 verified signatures.

00:33:24 So you said 90%, basically.

00:33:27 Um, despite, and here's some examples, a review of signature petition by the post confirmed that

00:33:34 at least two signatures are of dead voters. Well, a third signature is from a woman whose

00:33:39 family said she wasn't even in the big apple on the day she allegedly put her signature on the

00:33:43 form. And another example, despite records showing both voters would be over a hundred years old

00:33:49 and that they passed away more than a decade ago. Fresh ink was signed last month to support

00:33:53 her bid to get into the party. 1.00

00:33:56 And there was some 99-year-old woman 1.00

00:33:58 who they talked to her family, like her kids.

00:34:01 99-year-old Lucia Gelbfisch's family

00:34:03 said she didn't sign the petition either

00:34:05 and that her blood pressure would go through the roof

00:34:08 if she knew her signature had been used fraudulently.

00:34:11 It's very scary stuff,

00:34:12 but it's probably not a big deal 1.00

00:34:13 wherever this lady comes from. 1.00

00:34:15 Yeah. 1.00

00:34:15 It's like, oh, they say,

00:34:16 oh, we need 5,000 signatures.

00:34:17 Here's your little notebook.

00:34:18 And she goes, okay.

00:34:20 Let me go through the tax records.

00:34:21 You start going like this with all your interns.

00:34:24 And then lazy, too, because if you don't even check, has nobody been dead for 10 years?

00:34:28 It's very lazy.

00:34:30 She thought it was going to be so easy.

00:34:31 So 90% of the signatures were fraudulent, and she may be kicked off the ballot.

00:34:36 I think she's going to, but there is a world where she doesn't.

00:34:39 With the Democrats, they don't mind. 0.96

00:34:41 All right, we're in our migrant section now.

00:34:43 Our first story-

00:34:45 That kind of was a migrant section type story, you know. 0.98

00:34:47 Well, the whole country's a migrant section now, unfortunately. 1.00

00:34:50 Every single thing is a violence, murder, scam section, and migrants, obviously. 1.00

00:34:56 Yeah, it's like all two degrees of separation removed from migrants. 1.00

00:34:59 And then sometimes it's a two-piece, it's migrant violence, and then sometimes migrant

00:35:03 scam, and then, you know, it goes on and on.

00:35:06 So our first story from our migrant section, this mom has a kid in school, and the kid

00:35:11 is only one of four kids who speak English in the whole class.

00:35:15 I'm about to ask what I'm not supposed to ask.

00:35:18 why is one of my children in a class where she's one of four kids that speaks English

00:35:26 in math and she doesn't get to learn math because there's 20 plus other kids who don't know English

00:35:33 and the teacher has to accommodate them and I'm not blaming the teacher I actually feel really

00:35:36 bad for the teachers why why am I paying property taxes why am I paying income tax why am I paying

00:35:44 taxes for anything for my children to have the right to a free and public education, which by

00:35:48 the way, they constantly are trying to take the ability for us to homeschool and all that stuff 0.75

00:35:52 away to make them go to public school. But then when they go to public school, this, this is what

00:35:58 they get. I think you pretty much discovered the plan. Yeah. Something bad happened to you. And

00:36:04 then this is happening everywhere in the country, especially Democrat states where more and more

00:36:10 people speak English as a second language? And what's the answer to it? Because you're really

00:36:16 hurting your child's development if you let it continue. And then you're abandoning the city

00:36:21 if you leave. You're abandoning the city to foreigners. So there's a stay and fight mentality, 1.00

00:36:27 but your kid gets a worse education or there's a leave and go amongst your own people. And then

00:36:32 you abandon whatever hometown you're from to third worlders. It's very true. And then when 1.00

00:36:37 it comes to the illegal and even legal immigration debate, it's always, oh, they work hard. They pay

00:36:42 into the system. They put in more than they take out, but they don't talk about fake, fake. They

00:36:47 don't talk about the collateral damage of something like this, where you're like ruining the education

00:36:52 for Americans because no one in the class speaks English, but that's not brought up. It's always

00:36:56 about dollars in versus dollars out, but this is a real effect. Yeah. And there's only four kids in

00:37:01 that class whose American education is a birthright. The rest are visitors, foreigners who came in 1.00

00:37:06 It's getting free shit. 1.00

00:37:07 Yep. 0.99

00:37:07 And then Byron Donalds, Hardo, he posts stuff like this.

00:37:11 Remove criminal illegals or get defunded.

00:37:14 He's a tough guy.

00:37:15 You're a tough guy, Byron. 1.00

00:37:16 All illegals are criminals. 1.00

00:37:18 Yeah. 1.00

00:37:18 It's a redundant sentence, right?

00:37:20 But it's like a boomer.

00:37:21 You're dog whistling that you're not doing mass deportations or not behind it.

00:37:24 And he puts the picture like he's tough and scary.

00:37:27 Yeah. 0.87

00:37:27 But he's just doing boomer Israel first rhino schlop in blackface. 0.60

00:37:32 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.90

00:37:33 But it's authentic blackface, right? 1.00

00:37:35 Yeah. 1.00

00:37:35 It's a real black face. 0.97

00:37:37 But yeah, it's not good. 0.96

00:37:38 The boomers retweet it. 0.59

00:37:40 Oh, yeah. 0.99

00:37:41 Deport all illegal criminals. 0.99

00:37:43 Well, deport everybody. 0.99

00:37:44 Yeah. 1.00

00:37:45 Why don't you deport all illegals? 1.00

00:37:46 Deport maybe even the last few years of people who came legally. 1.00

00:37:50 Deport H-1Bs, denaturalize people who hate America. 0.81

00:37:53 There's like so much beyond just the people who have been caught doing a crime in America. 1.00

00:37:58 After coming here illegally. 0.97

00:37:59 But that's the rhino dog whistle.

00:38:01 So keep an eye out.

00:38:02 Whenever you see someone say, oh, we need to deport all illegal criminals, they're missing the point and they're obfuscating the truth.

00:38:09 Yeah, and they're holding a little side pocket.

00:38:11 You're right.

00:38:11 It's a dog whistle to the donors.

00:38:13 We are still going to get this cheap labor.

00:38:15 Yeah.

00:38:15 This borderline slave labor, as long as they haven't committed a crime. 1.00

00:38:18 It's bullshit. 1.00

00:38:19 Yep. 1.00

00:38:20 And then we have a example here.

00:38:23 What's this?

00:38:23 We got a local story here from Tampa, Hillsborough County.

00:38:26 thieves who turned their home garage into makeshift store full of stolen items, says Sheriff Chad

00:38:31 Chronister. And we covered something similar to this back in the day in the Northeast. I think

00:38:38 it was like Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York. There was an organized retail theft ring targeting

00:38:42 Home Depots. And, you know, the numbers go crazy. The millions of dollars worth of stuff.

00:38:49 Yeah. And so we have a similar story here. Let's let it play.

00:38:51 but you can see how organized it was almost set up the convenience like a hardware store like a

00:39:00 home depot or lowe's where a lot of these thefts were occurring the paint section was here the

00:39:06 electrical section was over there whatever they had they had broken up into different sections

00:39:12 again to make it convenient for their customers when they came for the items these stolen items

00:39:17 that they wanted to purchase.

00:39:20 So they set it up like a store.

00:39:22 Here's the mugshots of all the people involved,

00:39:25 pretty much all Hispanics. 0.90

00:39:27 And they'll probably be labeled as white

00:39:29 in the arrest reports.

00:39:31 And then who do you think they're selling stolen goods to?

00:39:33 Off the book, illegal contractors, 0.91

00:39:35 illegal immigrants who speak the same language as them. 0.99

00:39:38 They pay into the system. 1.00

00:39:40 Yeah, yeah.

00:39:41 They arrested 14 total people

00:39:43 and seized an estimated $5 million worth

00:39:45 of stolen merchandise.

00:39:46 according to the sheriff. It was called Operation Defense. They also got about $220,000 in cash and

00:39:54 seven vehicles that they seized. Detectives identified more than 1,800 online sales

00:40:00 transactions linked to the operation over the last year and estimated that $7 million in proceeds

00:40:05 moved through the enterprise during that period. And again, this is not like, oh, I'm stealing.

00:40:12 oh, I got to feed my family for bread. It's organized retail theft. And then who pays for

00:40:18 someone who steals millions and millions of dollars from hardware stores? You. It's all

00:40:24 part of their profit and loss calculation. And then the higher prices for spillage or whatever

00:40:29 they call it, you end up paying for it. You want to do your back deck? You're going to pay out your

00:40:34 ass because illegals are undercutting your wages and stealing from the store and selling it for 1.00

00:40:40 cheaper. And they're also stealing the jobs for whatever jobs they're buying these parts and 0.93

00:40:45 pieces for. Yeah. It's like a triple fuck you to Americans. It's so bad. And it actually could get

00:40:50 worse because with all of these problems now, instead of just enforcing the laws we already

00:40:54 have, people are thinking of new solutions. And a lot of times that is a surveillance state.

00:40:59 Yeah. Lowe's and Home Depot could start spying on you using license plate readers in effort to

00:41:04 boost safety. And if I was looking at all my stores and seeing $7 million and another $10

00:41:12 million goes missing here, I'd start adding security measures too. The point is none of

00:41:17 these people should even be in the country. They should have been arrested sooner. They should have

00:41:20 no customers, et cetera, et cetera. Right? So there's like six steps that need to happen before.

00:41:26 How about a surveillance state? Yeah. But they go right to surveillance state, right?

00:41:30 And don't they already have cameras in the store? I'm sure. Yeah, they do. And they

00:41:34 present them as evidence after the fact, after building a case for months and months, right?

00:41:38 But it's one of those things where it sounds like it's going to help the situation. And there even

00:41:43 is a world where there could be a crackdown on illegals and repeat offenders with this new

00:41:49 surveillance system, but only to make people feel safer and happy and like it was a good idea. But

00:41:54 long term, that surveillance system is never going to get taken down. All right, we deported

00:41:58 everyone and the criminals are locked up. We could take these biometric AI cameras down now.

00:42:04 It's the same thing with COVID.

00:42:05 Yeah.

00:42:06 Things are better now.

00:42:07 You don't get your rights back.

00:42:08 And like we've said in the last episode, these aren't even necessary.

00:42:12 You already have these people and the evidence and you know the crimes.

00:42:16 It's just about enforcing the laws and enforcing deportation laws and we don't do it.

00:42:20 Yep.

00:42:20 And then we have another example here on a bigger scale.

00:42:23 This is Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, talking about how he's going to prioritize Indians or something.

00:42:29 Not quite, but watch the reaction from Indians.

00:42:32 But yeah, he's talking about an investment he made directly in India.

00:42:36 You mentioned South India.

00:42:38 I called the Prime Minister of India this on Sunday night.

00:42:42 You know, I used to take this train.

00:42:43 Prime Minister Modi.

00:42:44 Prime Minister Modi.

00:42:45 I used to take this train through the south of India, and there's this town called Vizag.

00:42:48 It's a beautiful coastal town growing up.

00:42:52 And we announced our...

00:42:53 Yeah, there you go.

00:42:57 We announced our largest ever AI investment outside the U.S.,

00:43:01 a $15 billion, one gigawatt plus data center,

00:43:05 80% powered by clean energy with subsea cables going in,

00:43:09 that the chance to transform a region like that

00:43:13 with a kind of investment,

00:43:15 it really meant a lot to be able to call the prime minister

00:43:17 who really cares about developing the country.

00:43:19 And this has been his vision.

00:43:20 I know you know him well too.

00:43:22 And so anyway, it's extraordinary to see the impact of all this.

00:43:25 Very exciting.

00:43:26 And it's a great way to get back.

00:43:27 So you really see that this kind of technology,

00:43:30 giving access, even to being developed, and this nod to South India there.

00:43:34 Yeah.

00:43:34 Very good.

00:43:35 It sounded like there's a lot of folks here from India who know Vaisad. 1.00

00:43:38 Stand up if you're from India, actually.

00:43:39 Would you be welcomed? 1.00

00:43:41 Wow.

00:43:42 Look at that.

00:43:47 Thank you, everybody.

00:43:48 Welcome.

00:43:50 And there it is. 1.00

00:43:51 Stand up if you're from India. 0.80

00:43:54 Everybody's from India.

00:43:55 Thank you.

00:43:56 A lot of people standing.

00:43:57 Yep.

00:43:57 Not good.

00:43:58 And then we have an example here where if a white person who's a business owner acknowledges the demographic changes in America, they get called racist like this next guy who ran a Patel special for his lawn business.

00:44:12 Are you Indian?

00:44:14 No. 1.00

00:44:14 There's a lot to unpack here.

00:44:17 So let's go back to what started it all.

00:44:19 Targeted marketing or racial stereotyping.

00:44:22 typing this online ad from a lawn care company offering jacksonville homeowners their so-called

00:44:28 patel special i'm a reporter with action news jacks i'm just doing a story on the patel special

00:44:34 problem is many indian americans in our area were not impressed to me the ad is not funny

00:44:39 at all i get asked a lot did your dad work at 7-eleven so action news jacks found liquid

00:44:45 lawn ceo rick wallace to ask him why he singled them out to sell his service that culture

00:44:51 you know, they're frugal. Action News Stacks wants to know what you think of this advertisement.

00:44:58 So drop a comment. That's the only line they gave him. They interviewed him for what though,

00:45:03 like an hour? They ambushed him. No, probably not. I mean, like 20 minutes, he got them going

00:45:07 for a while and then you get them with one line. Indian people are frugal. Yeah. So, you know, 1.00

00:45:12 you can't protest foreigners coming to your country or to Jacksonville. Like, is that a tech

00:45:20 cub is that is there an h1b hotspot why are indians in jacksonville and then once they're here you 1.00

00:45:25 can't even do a funny advertisement at them you can't even acknowledge them yeah it that's if 1.00

00:45:30 especially if you got a white face and a mustache like that you're fucked the news crew's coming 0.98

00:45:34 right and now you're in trouble for acknowledging them and like also trying to like provide them a 0.99

00:45:40 business and every single indian people like patel yeah and they're all named patel not all of them

00:45:47 but they're all named Patel the ones who earned it. And, uh, yeah.

00:45:52 And this guy, like, yeah, you can't ask any sales guy. 1.00

00:45:56 They know what dealing with an Indian guy is. It's a certain type of guy. 1.00

00:46:00 So I guess you can't notice things anymore though. That's,

00:46:03 you get the news on you and then you get a woman browbeating you.

00:46:05 What did you mean by that? Like,

00:46:08 and then they won't mention a race when a black teen takeover happens. 0.86

00:46:11 You know, you can't acknowledge race. They can't in certain conditions,

00:46:15 but when you're out of line, then they do, right?

00:46:17 And then you're offering a service.

00:46:19 You're not, it's not like you're putting up signs

00:46:20 that are like, Patel's out.

00:46:22 Yeah, Patel's need to go get them out of town. 1.00

00:46:24 No Indian house sales in Jacksonville. 1.00

00:46:27 Indians need not apply. 1.00

00:46:28 It's just a funny AI advertisement 0.99

00:46:30 that like a solo guy business owner who does lawns.

00:46:34 And you're going to help an Indian family

00:46:35 get a better lawn. 0.98

00:46:37 Yeah.

00:46:37 So you're like giving them a service,

00:46:39 but that's not allowed.

00:46:40 You can't even acknowledge it.

00:46:41 And then when they throw the trash in the river

00:46:43 or give H-1B scam jobs to their relatives. 0.99

00:46:47 If an Indian guy was running a business 0.54

00:46:50 and trying to go door to door and he said, 0.96

00:46:51 hey, I got a racist white guy special running

00:46:54 that's hot right now, I'd go, all right, my man. 0.97

00:46:57 Let's hear it.

00:46:58 You get it, you know, that's funny.

00:47:00 So, but everybody else, so sensitive, so sensitive.

00:47:03 All right, we have an update. 1.00

00:47:05 The Punjabi devils got hit in a sting operation by the FBI. 0.88

00:47:10 We have some of the guns they got taken.

00:47:12 Yeah, the founder of the Hells Angels-affiliated Punjabi Devils attempted to sell several illegal weapons to an undercover officer, then skipped court and booked a one-way flight to India in an attempt to evade his charges.

00:47:24 CBP notified the FBI and agents arrested him at San Francisco Airport, and he was sentenced to 64 months in federal prison. 0.96

00:47:31 And, you know, it's just another advantage of being a Punjabi Devil versus a Hells Angel, right? 1.00

00:47:36 Yeah. 1.00

00:47:36 Hells Angels can't fly anywhere. 0.96

00:47:38 Where are they going to fly? 1.00

00:47:38 Stockton, California?

00:47:40 Get away?

00:47:41 These are H-1B Hells Angels.

00:47:43 I know.

00:47:43 And then that mini Draco.

00:47:45 They're taking our jobs.

00:47:47 That mini Draco on top right.

00:47:48 Yeah, you got that?

00:47:49 I got that.

00:47:49 That's a pretty good one.

00:47:50 Yeah.

00:47:51 But it's not even that good.

00:47:52 It's not that great.

00:47:53 No, it's actually a horrible gun.

00:47:54 It's like cheap and it's probably not even reliable.

00:47:56 But it's in some movies that you watched in the 90s.

00:47:59 But it looks good.

00:48:00 Yeah.

00:48:01 And that's what I like.

00:48:02 And then we have some examples here. 1.00

00:48:05 Speaking of Punjabi devils, this is a Sikh story.

00:48:08 Can you give that a read? 0.93

00:48:09 Yeah, this happened in the UK. A Sikh man stabbed 18-year-old university student to death with an eight-inch ceremonial knife after claiming he'd been racially abused, court hears.

00:48:20 So this was kind of like the kid was drinking maybe a little bit, but he was well under the limit.

00:48:26 He said something to the Indian guy, which wasn't really anything.

00:48:30 It's more like UK slang, like bad man, innit? And like, kind of like touch base, I guess.

00:48:36 And then this Indian guy, the Sikh, freaked out and stabbed him with that ceremonial Sikh knife that they're allowed to have in the UK, even though knife crime is like the one thing they're trying to clamp down on completely. 0.95

00:48:46 It's part of their religious garb. 0.97

00:48:48 So he stabbed and killed this kid. 0.86

00:48:50 And not only did he stab him once, but the kid tried to run away and then he ran after him and stabbed him twice more.

00:48:56 So it's not really like self-defense or anything.

00:48:59 Then he called him racist.

00:49:00 And when the cops arrived, I'll read this from the article.

00:49:03 After he was stabbed, Mr. Novak tried to climb a fence to leave, but Digwa was aggressively pursuing him, leaving a trail of blood, the court heard.

00:49:14 Police were called to the scene, but arrested Mr. Novak after Digwa claimed he had been racially abused.

00:49:20 Mr. Novak was then handcuffed before passing out and dying in the street a short time later. 0.71

00:49:26 So the Sikh guy stabs this white guy, who's 18 because he's racist.

00:49:33 The cops come to the scene of a stabbing, and then the seat guy says, oh, this guy's racist, the guy with stab wounds bleeding out, and then the cops put him in cuffs.

00:49:41 And the guy who's not bleeding, not in an emergency situation, he starts to dictate what happens to the guy he just stabbed.

00:49:47 And the cops hear, oh, he was being racist, even though he's bleeding out, and then they put him in cuffs, and then he just bleeds out and dies on the street because he was being racist. 0.95

00:49:55 But that's a religious killing white person dagger, right? 0.95

00:49:59 So I guess that's allowed. 0.99

00:50:00 And then this is another example of kind of Indian stuff. 1.00

00:50:04 When Indians get caught doing crimes, they're actually really easy to interrogate. 1.00

00:50:09 I want to confess is I have done nothing wrong in your country. 1.00

00:50:13 OK, right. Let me be the judge of you do nothing wrong. OK.

00:50:16 Did you study at Westminster College of Computing?

00:50:19 No, sir.

00:50:20 Then how did you get all these certificates?

00:50:23 You are best to just answer the truth.

00:50:25 OK, because I know what the truth is and it's better that you corroborate it.

00:50:29 So just answer me the question.

00:50:31 How did you get these documents?

00:50:34 A person helped me to make these documents.

00:50:37 So they are false documents.

00:50:40 Yeah.

00:50:41 Sorry?

00:50:42 Yeah.

00:50:42 Yes.

00:50:44 He ends up getting denied entry.

00:50:46 This was him flying in with their version of Border Patrol or whatever.

00:50:49 But they kind of catch him with like the fraudulent certificates of completion for whatever college courses.

00:50:55 And he goes, all right, tell me the truth because I know what happened.

00:50:59 Are these fake?

00:51:00 They fold.

00:51:01 Yes.

00:51:02 They fold pretty easily.

00:51:03 He either had to admit that he was going to a bunch of school or, and then later in the

00:51:08 video, he had been working 40 hours a week when his maximum allowable as a student visa

00:51:12 or whatever he was on was 20 hours.

00:51:15 So scams on scams on scams, lie right to your face.

00:51:18 I guess they fold eventually, but he was denied entry into the country.

00:51:21 Tell me the truth.

00:51:22 Okay.

00:51:23 You got me.

00:51:24 Like, wouldn't you just deny until you die and then they either have you or they don't?

00:51:28 Well, this is different because we've also seen the guy, remember, the fentanyl guy smoking on the bus in L.A.?

00:51:34 He counter-accused.

00:51:36 So some of them, I don't think we can make an assumption about a country of 1.3 billion people.

00:51:41 There's some variants.

00:51:41 There's mixed, yeah.

00:51:43 Sundar Pichai.

00:51:44 Yeah.

00:51:45 This guy smoking meth on the bus.

00:51:46 Guy who gets hit by a train who's clearly honking a horn.

00:51:48 You know, there's a wide range there.

00:51:50 There really is.

00:51:51 And then we have a picture here, a little snapshot from London.

00:51:53 This is the Borough Council in London, and there's not one British person on the thing.

00:51:59 Maybe on the right, there's one white guy.

00:52:01 No.

00:52:02 Not even.

00:52:03 Not even.

00:52:03 So that's the new London Council.

00:52:06 Replacement.

00:52:07 Replacement.

00:52:08 And then what do they call it?

00:52:08 The Great Replacement Conspiracy Theory on Wikipedia.

00:52:12 I don't know.

00:52:13 I don't know what this is.

00:52:15 Yeah.

00:52:16 And then by the time they fix it or acknowledge it, it'll be too late.

00:52:20 It'll be the great replacement in the past from 1990 to 2026, and it ended.

00:52:27 And then it ended.

00:52:27 It's over.

00:52:28 And then they'll say, oh, and by the way, you guys wanted to get rid of affirmative action and all the DEI stuff for minorities, right?

00:52:35 Yeah. 0.99

00:52:35 We're going to get rid of that now that you're the minority. 1.00

00:52:37 Now that you're the – 1.00

00:52:37 All right.

00:52:38 You win. 0.70

00:52:39 No more affirmative action for minority while the white people become the minority.

00:52:42 We're finally listening to you.

00:52:43 This next clip is actually really crazy.

00:52:46 This is the new deputy mayor of Hackney in the UK.

00:52:49 And listen to what he thinks is a good idea.

00:52:52 I don't see why any landlord is making profit off rent or off housing, right?

00:52:55 If I pay rent to my house, it's for a human right.

00:52:57 I'm paying just to maintain that home.

00:52:59 I think that should be the basis.

00:53:00 So if it has to be a thing where a two-bedging flat literally is £600 maximum,

00:53:04 then it is what it has to be.

00:53:05 And for all the landlords who complain about that, I mean, it's tough luck.

00:53:08 There you go. It's tough luck.

00:53:10 We don't want to have anyone renting for profit 1.00

00:53:12 because the migrants want to pay as little as possible. 1.00

00:53:16 Yeah, it's a human right. And if you're a middle class guy who did everything right and you wanted 0.73

00:53:22 to diversify, oh, you know, the market, I'm a little bit in the market and then I'll want to

00:53:26 get a second house too, because that has good growth. You know, fuck you. We're going to nuke 1.00

00:53:30 30% of your home or maybe even more, 50% of your home value once we cap your, uh, your whatever

00:53:37 rent. And I just, the first thing I thought of when I saw this is they really hate landlords

00:53:44 like almost too much. It's kind of weird, right? Like I get it if a big corporate landlord is a

00:53:51 piece of shit, but once you start doing these caps, like, you know, all those rent controlled 0.99

00:53:55 buildings in New York that are just sitting empty because they don't have the money to 0.99

00:53:59 renovate them because the money that's coming in from the capped rent won't be enough. So you'll

00:54:05 just get shitty bare bones, open wire apartments that you have to maintain yourself. But there's

00:54:11 something with landlords that really pisses them off. And it's like, you know, you could just lower

00:54:16 the taxes for poor people, right? Really poor people. You can make them pay zero taxes or

00:54:21 something, but they go after the landlords. Yeah. Because they own something. Yeah. And I want that.

00:54:27 It's resentment politics. Yeah. You own that. I want that. You own that. And you're ahead of me

00:54:33 and I want to handicap you and make you beholden to the lowest 20% of society. The people who can 1.00

00:54:38 only afford 300 pounds a month rent, right? Yeah. Resentment politics. You need to put the worst

00:54:44 people in your house that you're not going to make money off of. And you're supposed to just

00:54:48 think that's a good idea. Yeah. And then are they going to trash the place? Yes. Usually happens

00:54:53 when, especially when it's like, when it's not tied to what you're up to, right? Like,

00:54:58 oh, I get rent and it's barely even anything. And I don't care. I'm going to, you're not going to

00:55:03 treat the place the same. Like it has value, right? Yeah. It's a subsidized thing and you can,

00:55:07 you know fuck your couch 1.00

00:55:09 in that place 1.00

00:55:09 we have another example

00:55:10 out of London

00:55:11 this person's getting robbed

00:55:13 in broad daylight

00:55:14 just kind of like

00:55:26 not even fighting back

00:55:27 getting strong armed 0.88

00:55:28 by like a street rat

00:55:29 no one helps

00:55:32 right in front of the baby 0.91

00:55:34 no one helps

00:55:37 No.

00:55:38 You just knock them out.

00:55:39 You should have.

00:55:40 You should have.

00:55:40 We have another example of a pickpocket.

00:55:42 This is where?

00:55:43 In Spain?

00:55:43 This is kind of a tale of two robberies.

00:55:46 The first one is like this.

00:55:47 I'm not letting you go.

00:55:49 Like basically brute forcing someone.

00:55:51 And then this is like, look how many people are in on this one.

00:55:54 I think this was from Colombia or somewhere in South America.

00:55:59 Watch this.

00:56:01 One guy. 1.00

00:56:02 One guy starts tickling him and grabbing his knee.

00:56:04 Four people join in.

00:56:06 They strip him of everything.

00:56:07 and they're gone yeah we have a picture here with everyone circled who's in on it yeah

00:56:15 one two three four and maybe even one of those follow-up people like there were two people in

00:56:20 the front who helped with the distraction and then after it happened they kind of like helped

00:56:25 with the distraction as well so that's kind of like uh almost an allegory or a depiction of like

00:56:31 the taxpayer versus street rats one guy who's a well-to-do citizen taxpayer and then like six 0.99

00:56:37 street rats waiting to work together to take all his shit from him like zombies it's the same thing 1.00

00:56:41 as that rent conversation yeah you know like fuck that guy resentment politics ending up in pick 1.00

00:56:46 if you're anywhere above the low class it's just like what do you got give us your shit run me your 1.00

00:56:52 run me that shit it's crazy and then we have a little quick video here this is from naples italy 1.00

00:56:58 i believe everyone's muslim everyone's a third worlder everyone's everyone's got a everyone's 1.00

00:57:04 trying to sell you something that's on a bed sheet. Everyone's black and brown and trash on 1.00

00:57:09 the floor. They used to write songs about Naples. Scary. Now it just looks like anywhere else. This 1.00

00:57:14 is globalism, right? Every place looks like a beleaguered, rundown refugee city. Now there's 1.00

00:57:22 no diversity of cities anymore, unless you go to China, Singapore, Japan, places who haven't

00:57:28 swallowed the suicidal empathy pill. Yeah, not good. All right. Well, that's the end of our

00:57:32 migrant section now moving on to the final page of housekeeping where i can say whatever i want

00:57:36 use opportunity to post help us choose the ugly of a like comment comment against our yap and

00:57:39 peel box needs to be full notifications need to be on old episodes need to be watched in the link

00:57:43 this episode of the boys in the group chat okay whoa um all right final page we're gonna go kind

00:57:48 of fast just because we're running a little behind but it's not crazy but can you read that

00:57:52 uh louisiana redistricting after the supreme court ruling on uh what article two of the voter rights

00:57:59 Act, Louisiana Republicans have advanced a new congressional map out of committee that would

00:58:04 eliminate one of the state's Democratic-leaning districts. So Louisiana basically had a chance to

00:58:10 do what the Northeast had done to the us, and they instead took the high road and left them

00:58:16 one seat. Don't want to be mean. We don't want to be too mean. We're going to leave you one Democrat

00:58:20 seat. So that's why Republicans long-term just kind of lose or trend down, lose power. And if

00:58:27 If the Democrats were doing this, they wouldn't have left a single fucking seat. 0.99

00:58:30 Not even close. 0.99

00:58:31 All right.

00:58:32 Our next conversation topic is going to be about data centers.

00:58:35 Obviously, you guys have heard about data centers and they're popping up everywhere.

00:58:39 They're already here.

00:58:40 Yeah.

00:58:40 Just so you guys know.

00:58:41 But they're making a big one in Utah that's 40,000 acres.

00:58:45 Yeah.

00:58:46 The largest data center in the world is in Hohat, China and is 230 acres.

00:58:51 Utah just approved the building of a 40,000 acre data center at 62.5 square miles.

00:58:56 and here's a layout of kind of how big 40,000 acres is.

00:59:00 You see a lot of auxiliary buildings

00:59:02 and like a road needs to be built

00:59:04 and security setbacks

00:59:06 because it's obviously going to be heavily secured.

00:59:09 Massive.

00:59:09 And we actually have a comparison to London

00:59:12 like for 40 square acres.

00:59:15 That's what it looks like.

00:59:16 So it's basically a city they're building in Utah

00:59:18 and it's going to use two times the power

00:59:21 of the entire state of Utah.

00:59:23 It's nine gigawatts of power,

00:59:25 which sounds like a lot.

00:59:26 I don't know what gigawatts is, but it's a lot. 1.00

00:59:28 It's big shit. 1.00

00:59:29 Yeah. 1.00

00:59:30 It's like whatever the state was using, they're going to use double that.

00:59:33 So it's going to be like that and whatever the state was using.

00:59:36 It's going to be bad.

00:59:37 And we have some stats about where the data centers are in America.

00:59:41 Yeah.

00:59:41 Virginia has a lot.

00:59:42 Texas has a lot.

00:59:43 California has a lot.

00:59:45 Virginia's got a lot, a lot.

00:59:46 Yeah.

00:59:48 665.

00:59:48 Texas has 413, 321 in California, 126 in Florida.

00:59:53 I would imagine Virginia has some that are tied to like the Pentagon and the U.S. government.

00:59:58 So I'm not positive on that.

00:59:59 And we have 3,700 plus right now.

01:00:02 The next closest country is Germany with 443.

01:00:05 So we're like already well ahead.

01:00:08 And it's weird to me because why do we all of a sudden need these massive data centers?

01:00:13 Like we were doing good with phones for a while.

01:00:16 We were doing fine with whatever we had up until what, five years ago?

01:00:20 and now it's just all of a sudden we need the data centers.

01:00:23 And I actually talked to a data center guy

01:00:25 and I said like, hey, these data centers popping up everywhere.

01:00:28 Is this going to like usher in the Palantir AI

01:00:31 deep state surveillance state thing?

01:00:33 Yeah.

01:00:33 And he goes, brother, that's already here.

01:00:36 Yeah.

01:00:36 It's not even like, oh, it might, or it's a conspiracy

01:00:38 or, oh yeah, you have to watch Terminator.

01:00:41 He said, it's already done.

01:00:43 Like it's already here.

01:00:44 It's already done.

01:00:45 It's already happening.

01:00:46 It's already too late.

01:00:47 Yeah.

01:00:47 And, you know, I don't know too much about what the downsides are.

01:00:51 Obviously, noise, energy costs, those are the immediate things.

01:00:54 A lot of people are fighting to keep them out of their backyard.

01:00:57 They want, you know, the natural beauty, unkind of eyesored by a big data center that makes a lot of noise.

01:01:04 But, I mean, I do understand to an extent that we need this to make leaps in AI and have all the computing power and blah, blah, blah.

01:01:11 But the one thing that kind of upset me is big tech has been talking a lot about this recently, and Cernovich has been tweeting a lot about it.

01:01:21 And I thought his opinion was really smart because I think Tucker was talking to Kevin O'Leary.

01:01:28 And O'Leary and a lot of big tech talking heads are saying the same thing. 0.95

01:01:32 Would you prefer all of us to stop while the Chinese accelerate theirs data centers? 0.96

01:01:36 They frame it as this AI race, which obviously it is to a certain extent. 0.90

01:01:41 And then Tucker goes, do I want to become like China in order that we can beat China? No, not at all. So like, we need to be strategic about where we're putting these and how much land and we're like allowing to go. But that thing like, oh, we got to compete with China. Oh, we got to do this. And so we have to ruin 400,000 acres or 40,000 acres in Utah, right?

01:02:03 And Cernovich said, big tech loves China. 0.95

01:02:06 They all use H-1Bs to displace Americans. 0.77

01:02:09 Using this nationalistic language is a joke, which is what it is. 0.74

01:02:13 Like, we got to beat China.

01:02:14 It's us.

01:02:15 It's we. 0.98

01:02:16 We have to beat China.

01:02:17 And it's like, are you going to share any of the money with me?

01:02:20 Or like, are you going to, is there a dividend paid out to Americans?

01:02:23 Because I'll get behind it, right?

01:02:24 But there is no we.

01:02:26 And he said, we couldn't even say the same.

01:02:29 We couldn't even say COVID came from China without being censored by these guys. Zuckerberg censored. NVIDIA, they want to sell to China, right? I thought we were in a race with China. They want to sell their processors or whatever to China. And obviously, you know, a business wants to sell to every market. So I get it.

01:02:47 But I, and I, I kind of coined the phrase based on Cernovich's stuff is selective nationalism. Hey, it's us versus China. We got to do this. But then like on another thing, there's no nationalism at all, particularly H-1Bs, right? Which the second biggest, obviously India is close to 70% of H-1Bs and China's number two, basically 23-ish percent.

01:03:12 And so out of one side of their mouth, they're saying it's us versus China. We have to band

01:03:18 together and build these data centers. Stop resisting. And then on the other, it's, well,

01:03:24 we're firing Americans. I've heard stories of Americans training their H-1B replacement.

01:03:30 And so all of a sudden it's not we, it's not us, it's Google, it's Meta, it's every big tech

01:03:37 company has like, oh yeah, yeah. Well, we're, we're laying off Americans and we're hiring H1Bs. 1.00

01:03:43 That's not very nationalistic. Maybe I'd get behind you a little bit more with,

01:03:47 oh, the fake race that China, which we're already crushing them in. China's copying all of our shit. 1.00

01:03:52 It's kind of a known thing that China's just 10 years behind us. 1.00

01:03:55 We have 10 times, we have 10 times the amount of data centers that China does.

01:03:58 Yeah. And so it's this big race, but then when it comes time to hire Americans and not 0.87

01:04:02 import cheap foreign labor who are slaves, then it's not us. It's not we. The collective 0.71

01:04:08 pronouns disappear, right? Yeah. And that's why all the tech guys randomly became Republican in

01:04:14 the last election. Yeah. You know, or they're supporting Trump. It's because they're doing

01:04:18 this. This is going to be AI surveillance state, digital ID, social credit system shit. Yeah. And 0.99

01:04:25 someone had a video of outside. How much did we make on the data center this year? We? There is

01:04:30 no way. As soon as that happens, right? We made all the money and we watch everything you do even

01:04:35 closer now. Yeah. And you paid a higher power bill, right? Yep. And then here's what it sounds

01:04:39 like outside of- I'm not necessarily against it. There are some good things, but you need to be

01:04:43 strategic. And it seems like we're in a boom period right now where it's much similar to COVID,

01:04:51 right? When COVID, when we were shut down and it was like, we got to get the money out. There's a

01:04:55 rush, right? The government, take all the guardrails off. We got to push the money out 0.99

01:05:01 so the economy doesn't stall. And then that's what led to inflation. It seems like there's

01:05:05 the same level of urgency with data centers. And it's like, maybe take a little half a second

01:05:09 and think about this, right? Yeah. And maybe the data centers are what allows us to use the AI

01:05:14 thumbnails we make. They are. And I'm not anti. Exactly. There are uses, but when it's turned

01:05:21 against us and all that, that's not even a joke. It's going to be turned against us though. They

01:05:25 We don't need the data centers that much.

01:05:27 All right.

01:05:27 Sorry for interrupting you six times.

01:05:28 Yeah.

01:05:29 Here's the data center from outside.

01:05:31 It's loud.

01:05:32 No one wants this near them.

01:05:34 And not every data center is loud.

01:05:36 Some of them are quiet.

01:05:37 Some of them are insulated and whatever.

01:05:40 But they are loud, some of them.

01:05:42 Yeah.

01:05:43 And that's not good.

01:05:44 Sure.

01:05:45 All right.

01:05:45 Our final section of the final page is the tick section.

01:05:49 Guys, they're up to something with these ticks. 0.64

01:05:52 Blackis is like a dog with a bone on these ticks

01:05:54 and he's going to cook here. 0.82

01:05:57 Yep.

01:05:57 So this is a first,

01:05:58 this first guy is a guy from Illinois

01:06:00 who's noticing a weird thing happening this tick season.

01:06:04 Bro, enough is enough, man.

01:06:06 There are ticks everywhere.

01:06:08 I don't remember ever seeing as many ticks.

01:06:09 Like I literally cannot bring my dog.

01:06:11 I'm like, I'm genuinely, I'm genuinely mad right now.

01:06:14 Like I think it's just fear.

01:06:16 I think it's like genuinely just fear,

01:06:18 but like I cannot come outside.

01:06:20 I can't come outside here.

01:06:21 I live in Northwestern, Illinois.

01:06:23 This is, I mean, yes, I know it's tick season,

01:06:25 but like, I just don't ever remember in 41 years

01:06:28 ticks being this prominent.

01:06:29 I've never just, hey, come here.

01:06:31 Hey, nope, come here.

01:06:32 I can't even let his dog go in the pond.

01:06:35 You get it.

01:06:35 And then what's a big tenant of our show?

01:06:39 Anecdotal first, you know?

01:06:40 And a lot of the stuff we're showing is anecdotal,

01:06:42 but the date will come out two years from now or something.

01:06:45 Yep.

01:06:45 And then there's another video here of a tick pile.

01:06:49 And that's bad.

01:06:50 And they don't go like that usually.

01:06:53 Shouldn't they be separated waiting on a bush, waiting on a trail for someone to pass by

01:06:57 instead of clinging to each other like some giant tick homunculus?

01:07:00 Giant tick homunculus.

01:07:02 Is homunculus the right word for that?

01:07:03 No.

01:07:04 I've never heard of homunculus.

01:07:04 What is homunculus?

01:07:05 There's nothing of homunculus.

01:07:07 All right.

01:07:07 Don't make me pause and look up homunculus in the middle of the show.

01:07:11 A homunculus, a representation of a small human-like being.

01:07:14 Okay, never mind.

01:07:15 Miniature human.

01:07:16 I knew it's a word, but I didn't know exactly what it was.

01:07:19 and I took a risk there.

01:07:20 Oh, yeah.

01:07:21 And then the spreading of the tick,

01:07:24 the tick range is crazy.

01:07:25 Before 1966, it was there

01:07:27 and now it's the whole country.

01:07:29 That's the Lone Star Tick in particular, right?

01:07:32 Yes.

01:07:32 Okay.

01:07:33 Historical Lone Star Tick range.

01:07:34 Lone Star Tick, which is the-

01:07:37 The one that causes-

01:07:38 Yeah, the one that was man-made

01:07:39 that was causing alpha-gal 0.94

01:07:41 that they're going to unleash 0.99

01:07:42 on the whole world, basically.

01:07:44 Okay.

01:07:44 And then this is where it gets dark.

01:07:46 There's people writing essays and papers

01:07:49 about how alpha-gal spreading is actually a good thing

01:07:54 because then people will eat less meat.

01:07:55 Can you read a little bit of that?

01:07:56 Yeah, a peer-reviewed paper published last year

01:07:59 in the journal Bioethics by two professors

01:08:01 at Western Michigan School of Medicine

01:08:03 argues that it is morally obligatory

01:08:06 to genetically engineered tics to spread alpha-gal syndrome, 0.51

01:08:10 a permanent condition that makes you

01:08:12 violently allergic to red meat.

01:08:14 The paper is called Beneficial Blood Sucking.

01:08:16 Their argument, if eating meat is morally wrong,

01:08:19 then preventing the spread of a disease that forces people to stop eating meat is also morally wrong.

01:08:25 Scientists should gene edit Lone Star Ticks to enhance their ability to carry alpha-gal syndrome

01:08:29 and expand their range into urban environments to infect more people.

01:08:34 That's literally what they did.

01:08:35 Yeah.

01:08:36 Well, that's what you think, right?

01:08:37 I mean, I'm not countersignaling you at all, 0.99

01:08:39 but we got sick fucks out there waiting to get you allergic to meat without your consent. 0.99

01:08:43 Yeah, and they made it at Fort Detrick, and these guys are literal twinks. 1.00

01:08:48 This guy got his gay sweater on and he's telling you how it's morally 1.00

01:08:51 reprehensible to eat meat. 1.00

01:08:52 And I'm going to give you a tick now.

01:08:54 It's morally reprehensible to eat meat.

01:08:56 We've been eating meat for the whole world.

01:08:59 It's called time immemorial.

01:09:01 We don't even know when we started. 0.91

01:09:03 And now some gay guy in a vest at Western Michigan thinks it's his 1.00

01:09:08 obligation to spread a disease that makes you not be able to eat meat for 0.96

01:09:12 the first time in what?

01:09:13 Yeah.

01:09:14 Millions of years of human development.

01:09:16 Maybe it's not good for bottoming to eat steak.

01:09:19 Yeah.

01:09:19 And I do want to-

01:09:21 It's probably not.

01:09:22 It's not.

01:09:22 That's his main motivation.

01:09:24 Vegetarian, keep it light.

01:09:25 Keep bottoming. 1.00

01:09:26 Yeah, messy bottoms.

01:09:27 He wants to get rid of messy bottoms.

01:09:29 And then this is just some, not anecdotal, but historical evidence about how the CIA has used tick-borne diseases before.

01:09:36 Yes, there are Cold War allegations that the CIA dropped infected ticks on Cuban sugarcane workers in 1962 under Operation Mongoose to sabotage the economy.

01:09:47 This comes from a former operative's account, plus declassified docs showing bio-agent planning.

01:09:52 Full confirmation of deployment is lacking.

01:09:55 So more rumor mill-ish, but it seems like there's something there.

01:09:58 Yep, so they're probably spreading these ticks on farms with helicopters, I would guess.

01:10:03 And we showed that box of ticks, right, that someone showed?

01:10:07 And I saw another video of a person who saw a helicopter on their massive property, like dropping down with like this pole.

01:10:15 And then they got the tail number and then said it was a helicopter owned by the Department of the Interior.

01:10:21 And they said, I don't know what they're doing here.

01:10:23 What are they looking for?

01:10:25 But in my mind, I think, oh, that guy's dropping ticks.

01:10:28 Yeah.

01:10:28 And I want to extrapolate a little bit.

01:10:30 And this is what I think they're going to do, because some of you guys might think, well, I'm not really going to get alpha gal.

01:10:36 My life's not going to change.

01:10:38 I think their plan is to treat alpha gal like they treat peanut allergies, because if you get alpha gal, you can't eat meat.

01:10:45 You can't do any real mammal products.

01:10:48 You can't eat pork, anything like that.

01:10:51 But dairy and cheese, like dairy and cheese is hit or miss.

01:10:55 But if you're even in the room, if you get fumes or if you smell meat, you'll have an allergic reaction.

01:11:01 And I think they're going to treat this.

01:11:03 They're going to treat meat like they do peanuts, where your kid can't have peanuts in school.

01:11:08 You can't bring them to school.

01:11:09 They can't serve them.

01:11:10 So your kid won't be able to get meat in school.

01:11:12 They're not going to be able to bring it.

01:11:13 You're not going to be able to serve it because, oh, some kids in the class have alpha-gal and they can have a paraphylactic shock or whatever.

01:11:20 Yeah, yeah, anaphylactic.

01:11:21 Anaphylactic shock.

01:11:22 And I think that is literally what they're going to do.

01:11:24 So they can't give Alpha Gal to everybody, but they can give it to a lot of people and

01:11:28 then go, oh, there's no meat allowed on airplanes.

01:11:31 There's no meat allowed at the mall.

01:11:32 There's no meat allowed at schools.

01:11:34 Only certain restaurants are going to have it.

01:11:36 And then these restaurants are going to be Alpha Gal, whatever, compliant.

01:11:39 Once it reaches like 30% or 20% of the population, then you start doing the tyranny of the minority,

01:11:45 right? 0.97

01:11:45 Which is, I have a real care.

01:11:47 And what's it to you if we eat chicken every day instead of hamburgers?

01:11:51 Yeah.

01:11:51 And you know what hamburgers are, cheeseburgers?

01:11:54 Americana.

01:11:55 They're coming for America, the heart and soul of America. 1.00

01:11:57 Most clinks are trying to get it. 1.00

01:11:58 And this was made in a lab. 1.00

01:12:00 It's just like Lyme disease was.

01:12:02 And it's very frustrating, and it's sad,

01:12:05 and I don't think people realize that this is maybe one of their plans.

01:12:09 Yeah, and then this should almost be like you're floating the idea

01:12:12 of the people who wrote the paper, right?

01:12:14 You're floating this idea out. 1.00

01:12:16 We should take you to fucking jail. 1.00

01:12:18 What are you talking about? 1.00

01:12:19 Moral, making a moral decision?

01:12:21 This is like what somebody says before they press a red button to nuke somebody.

01:12:24 Like, well, if they do it first, then we're doing it. 1.00

01:12:26 Shut the fuck up. 1.00

01:12:28 Yeah. 1.00

01:12:28 You should get banned. 1.00

01:12:30 And when it comes to Alpha Gal, it all does come down to pizza. 0.99

01:12:32 Can you handle dairy?

01:12:34 We were talking about this, me and Fleckus.

01:12:36 If we got Alpha Gal, pizza, sushi, we'd run it.

01:12:39 We'd survive, but it's my right.

01:12:41 But if I can't have pizza?

01:12:43 Yeah.

01:12:44 I'll end it all.

01:12:45 I don't know what I'll do.

01:12:46 We have a clip here from Russia.

01:12:48 I don't know.

01:12:49 This is anecdotal too, but this guy's showing a tick,

01:12:52 like run him down.

01:12:53 Usually ticks wait, they're on a branch,

01:12:56 you brush past and then they make the switch, right?

01:12:58 Yeah.

01:12:59 This seems to be an aggressive tick.

01:13:04 The tick's coming for him.

01:13:17 You get the point.

01:13:18 He's coming for him.

01:13:19 Yeah.

01:13:19 That's scary.

01:13:20 That's a robo-tick.

01:13:21 And we also mentioned that Bill Gates is doing weird stuff with ticks historically.

01:13:27 And that is like a globalist type of thing, like a new pandemic type of thing.

01:13:31 Do it without permission.

01:13:32 Yeah. 0.98

01:13:33 It just gets released and these ticks that fuck you up for life are everywhere. 0.89

01:13:37 We do have, we're going to play this in the background quick. 0.94

01:13:39 The ticks don't like a lot of essential oils, black seed oil, oregano oil, neem, tea tree oil.

01:13:46 um i think rosemary oil too they don't like oils okay so if you want to make a little concoction

01:13:52 uh you can just kind of like spray it on you and whatever it'll probably help a little bit

01:13:56 all right but that's scary stuff and that's what's coming and i'm sorry for telling you but i think

01:14:02 that's what's really happening i agree all right well that's the end of housekeeping we are now

01:14:06 moving on to cringe of the week all right our first story from cringe of the week is a lawyer

01:14:13 who is not helping himself with the stereotypes.

01:14:16 There's a difference in elevation.

01:14:18 Can you sue?

01:14:19 Well, if you're in the city of New York

01:14:20 or the five boroughs,

01:14:21 you may be able to sue.

01:14:23 If you're in Long Island,

01:14:24 you've got to check a specific township

01:14:26 if there's a case.

01:14:27 There we go.

01:14:28 We have another clip from him, too.

01:14:30 Should have done it.

01:14:31 It's not dice.

01:14:32 If a mailman is walking to the front lawn

01:14:34 and trips on the brick,

01:14:36 can they sue?

01:14:37 In fact, yes.

01:14:38 That happened to my client.

01:14:39 There was a brick in the front yard

01:14:40 that was covered with sleeves.

01:14:42 My client often went to the front yard, but he did, and he tripped and fell.

01:14:46 They were able to sue for a lot of money.

01:14:48 And believe it or not, his Instagram handle is at the NYC Jewish lawyer.

01:14:54 Wow.

01:14:55 Can you believe that?

01:14:56 Yeah, I can.

01:14:58 He's pointing out like a three-inch grass to sidewalk difference

01:15:02 and a single brick in the front yard.

01:15:04 And to me, it seems like he's trying to educate people on what they can get away with,

01:15:08 what he can help them get.

01:15:09 It's another scam.

01:15:10 Yeah.

01:15:11 And that's the point, too.

01:15:12 We've talked about the litigious America, and we just covered that guy who was in the wheelchair in L.A. going around every random place with a ruler measuring stuff, trying to get a lawsuit in, and going like this, right? 0.87

01:15:27 And so when we say scam America, we're in a scam country now, that includes legal scams, too, like shaking down your home insurance with this NYC Jewish lawyer guy. 0.87

01:15:38 Yeah. 0.95

01:15:38 So when we say scam, it's not just Somalis reaching hand over fist for money from the federal government. 0.83

01:15:44 It's also like the way our legal system has kind of been trending. 0.89

01:15:47 And then he's kind of trying to recruit more clients so you can sue too.

01:15:51 Yeah. 0.99

01:15:51 And it reminds me of when like the Indian guys set up the Indian trucker companies like, oh, come to us. 1.00

01:15:56 We'll give you your CDC license. 1.00

01:15:58 Yeah.

01:15:58 It's the same kind of energy.

01:15:59 And I wonder maybe saying he's the NYC Jewish lawyer, that might be anti-Semitic.

01:16:05 Us even saying it, us even acknowledging.

01:16:07 Yeah.

01:16:07 Because there could be a thing where he could maybe make a video where it's like, did someone call you Jewish even though you are Jewish?

01:16:13 That could be anti-Semitism.

01:16:14 We could sue. 0.62

01:16:15 Believe it or not, my client just won a lot of money on that.

01:16:18 But it's like a litigious scam America. 0.50

01:16:21 It's professional scamming and that's where we live now.

01:16:24 And listen, if you're an 80-year-old woman and you trip on that sidewalk thing and you have medical issues and you have to pay money, yeah.

01:16:34 if you're a slip and jimmy kind of guy trying to slip on a on a pee stain in a costco you guys

01:16:40 know what's what and there's no discernment in our courts for that everybody comes in just like

01:16:45 this give me the money and nobody goes to court it's all settled it's this guy like hey i got a

01:16:50 case i got you by the balls and then the insurance companies call it cost of doing business and then

01:16:55 again much like the home depot theft that's averaged out amongst amongst everybody's premiums 0.97

01:17:00 right? Exactly. All right. Our next story is about a trans murderer and it's kind of crazy.

01:17:05 Yeah. This is truly an insane story. A trans identified male has been convicted of murdering 1.00

01:17:10 and dismembering a woman in New York city after meeting her in a women's shelter. Harvey Marceline

01:17:16 has killed two other women prior to murdering Susan Layden and scattering her body across the

01:17:21 city. And here's pictures of the beautiful lady, that trans serial killer, because when you kill 0.98

01:17:26 three people you're a serial killer a prolific transgender serial killer with prior convictions 0.98

01:17:31 for the murders of two women has been convicted for the third time in the grizzly slaying and 0.98

01:17:35 dismemberment of a third female victim harvey marcelin 87 who previously claimed to identify

01:17:43 as a lesbian called marceline harvey was he just switched them added marceline was convicted in

01:17:49 new york court last week uh of the murder of 68 year old susan laden um laden's torso headless 0.99

01:17:58 torso was found in a shopping cart blocks away from marceline's brooklyn apartment prompting

01:18:02 police to search the residence there they discovered the head as well as a number of

01:18:07 saws and bloody sheets um and yeah so a couple things stand out to me from this i don't want to

01:18:14 just keep reading. Number one, got access to your victim through a women's shelter. 0.95

01:18:20 Great. That's trans stuff. Number two, 87 years old. Very rare to see an elderly killer, right? 1.00

01:18:29 Yeah. That's a love of the game type sicko. And then finally, the last point, a serial killer, 1.00

01:18:37 usually by definition is someone who's killed three people. And your average serial killer

01:18:41 is a creepy killer who stays under the radar

01:18:44 and kills maybe three, four or five people 0.59

01:18:46 and then they get caught and the jig is up.

01:18:48 I've never in my career

01:18:50 of watching and consuming true crime content

01:18:53 seen a serial killer make it by

01:18:56 killing someone, getting convicted,

01:18:58 going to jail, getting let out,

01:19:01 repeating the process 0.94

01:19:02 and then killing someone again 0.89

01:19:05 after you've been tried, convicted,

01:19:08 served time and released again.

01:19:10 So this is like a society's fault serial killer.

01:19:14 We kept letting this guy out.

01:19:16 And he kept doing it again.

01:19:18 And we kept letting him out, and then he just did it, hopefully, for the last time.

01:19:21 Yeah.

01:19:21 Well, 87 years old, going to jail.

01:19:24 I would assume it's the last time unless something crazy happens.

01:19:26 And then just for the creep factor, this quote kind of stood out to me.

01:19:33 Marceline used Layden's own photo as his own profile image on more than one Facebook account

01:19:38 and had repeatedly posted her picture

01:19:39 to his Facebook pages. 0.85

01:19:41 So wearing the skin suit face thing.

01:19:44 Cyber skin suit in this case. 0.52

01:19:45 Cyber skin suit. 0.65

01:19:46 And so just an insane story 0.99

01:19:48 and shout out to Redux

01:19:49 for doing all the research on this. 1.00

01:19:51 They're great when it comes to those trans crimes. 1.00

01:19:53 But yeah, I've never heard of that type of serial killer 1.00

01:19:56 who keeps getting let out

01:19:57 until they reach serial killer status.

01:20:00 It's unheard of, right? 0.84

01:20:01 Crazy.

01:20:02 Criminal justice in our country is a joke. 0.95

01:20:04 All right, next. 1.00

01:20:05 this woman is complaining about the racist hair scale that exists this is racist because why is 1.00

01:20:12 type 4 hair at the bottom of the chart no wonder people say 4c hair is the most difficult hard to 0.99

01:20:17 manage it's because it's at the bottom because once something's at the bottom what does that do

01:20:21 to you psychologically you're like this is the worst i think so so let's watch this and let's

01:20:27 create a new one instead of type 4c hair we're going to move that to the front of the queue and

01:20:31 say this is A1 hair because it's A1. Type 4B is A2. Type 4A is A3. And so on and so forth.

01:20:38 If I hear. So we get it. She rearranged it. And now the thing that made her feel so bad being

01:20:44 at the end, now that's white people. You see how it's just revenge or switching it. It doesn't 0.68

01:20:49 matter where it was. It's black people should feel the best. Yeah. And if where your hair is

01:20:54 on a chart that some scientist made 50 years ago matters to you, you should probably get like a

01:21:00 mental health check or a touch base with reality check. And I did a little research on this. I

01:21:05 believe the hair chart she's referencing was invented by a black person. Oh, fascinating. 0.94

01:21:10 And then they say, she says- That's actually hard to believe for me.

01:21:13 It's hard to believe, but that's what I saw. And then she says, why is black hair so hard to manage?

01:21:20 Because it's at the end of the chart. No, it's because it curls over and doesn't want to go

01:21:24 straight i i think that's at the end of the chart that would probably be my first uh guess but for 0.96

01:21:31 someone like this it's it's it's victimhood shit and then this is them getting held down but then 0.86

01:21:36 you notice so if being at the end of the list makes you a victim then whoever you just put at 0.99

01:21:40 the end of the list is a victim and she chose white people hair then i wonder if now the straight

01:21:45 white people hair at the very end of the chart is going to be hard to manage yeah it's my hair is

01:21:49 going to get out of control. So now that it moved, we have another real substantial stuff 0.95

01:21:54 in cringe of the week today. Yeah. The hair, where my hair chart is. We have another example

01:22:00 of a fake impression. Also, it doesn't matter. You're just dealing with your hair. You'll never

01:22:05 have to change. You just got to learn one thing. It doesn't matter what it's called or where it is,

01:22:09 right? That's very true. You stupid, stupid bitch. We have another example of a fake 0.87

01:22:16 oppression this guy has some theories can you think of any reason prostitution is illegal 1.00

01:22:21 that's not based on morality or religion because black people do it most of the time everything 0.98

01:22:27 that black people do they make it illegal black people smoke weed so they made weed illegal and 1.00

01:22:32 you get a lot of time for it black people want a pimp and a hoe they make it illegal so they can 1.00

01:22:38 lock all their asses up if they start making that shit legal then a lot of them wouldn't be getting 1.00

01:22:43 incarcerated and therefore they wouldn't be making as much money because most of the big 1.00

01:22:47 companies and things like that get all their money from investing into the prisons most of

01:22:53 the big companies and things like that get all their money from investing in the prisons you 0.97

01:22:58 know how small prisons are on like the balance sheet of like gdp and shit and obviously he's 0.99

01:23:04 whatever the question was he was going to say black people i think because it's an attack on 0.99

01:23:08 black people and it's like well are you breaking the law or not oh a lot of black people like to 0.97

01:23:12 break this law the law yeah well the question was morally or whatever and it's like yeah women 0.97

01:23:18 getting trafficked women getting taken advantage of the spread of diseases there's like a million

01:23:22 socio-economic or like i don't even know the word there are a million byproduct issues that come

01:23:28 from prostitution and it's like yeah you don't need to be christian to understand that spreading 1.00

01:23:33 herpes around a city is going to be bad right i think this is just trying to get black people 0.99

01:23:38 Pretty scary stuff. 1.00

01:23:40 Black people do have a pretty high rate of herpes, right? 0.99

01:23:42 And then also it's like, oh, they're trying to lock us up no matter what, 0.98

01:23:45 trying to keep us incarcerated.

01:23:46 It's like you get let out for murder.

01:23:49 It's the opposite.

01:23:50 That's the thing that's that old school framework of thinking

01:23:53 where it's like, well, they was locking us up for weed.

01:23:56 Everyone got let out for weed.

01:23:58 Everybody knows that now. 0.63

01:23:59 Yeah, you can kill someone in broad daylight on camera 0.86

01:24:02 and they'll still try to let you off. 0.97

01:24:05 Times have changed, brother.

01:24:07 And they're living in the past.

01:24:08 All right, well, that's the end of cringe.

01:24:09 We're now moving on to Urban Decay.

01:24:13 All right, our first story from Urban Decay.

01:24:15 There was a major teen takeover in Chicago a couple days ago.

01:24:20 Got no audio, but they throw a trash can.

01:24:22 They're burning a car, throwing accelerants in it, I guess.

01:24:28 And, you know, this is just a big explosion.

01:24:30 This is just at some random intersection.

01:24:33 And, yeah, I don't see many teens.

01:24:34 I see, like, early 20s, bad people, bad adults, right? 1.00

01:24:39 Yeah, bad black and Hispanics and a few whites. 0.93

01:24:43 I don't, yeah, maybe one white, maybe a half Hispanic, half white, but, you know, white people don't do this kind of stuff. 0.96

01:24:48 We have another clip from that same takeover.

01:24:50 This is them putting their car up against the cop car and then pushing it out.

01:24:59 They scared to death of the police.

01:25:01 Yeah.

01:25:02 That's why they were all together shoving the cop car back.

01:25:06 And I think that was a different takeover because that one's outside.

01:25:09 The first one was outside of Walmart and this one's Grant Park.

01:25:12 So multiple different instances across the city of Chicago.

01:25:15 And yeah, every time I see the cops, I fear for my life.

01:25:19 That's why I floored it and started pushing them.

01:25:21 Yeah, exactly.

01:25:22 And according to Brandon Johnson, these kids just need hobbies.

01:25:25 Yeah.

01:25:25 They didn't get their summer reading list yet.

01:25:27 The basketball court was crowded.

01:25:29 Yeah.

01:25:30 They had to put the Hellcat into the cop car.

01:25:32 They didn't get their summer reading list yet, so what's the next thing to do?

01:25:36 Fight, loot, street takeover, light things on fire.

01:25:41 Yeah, and then we have another clip here.

01:25:45 Well, for that last piece, maybe we should put some biometric cameras everywhere

01:25:48 so we can identify everybody and still not arrest them.

01:25:51 But I guess while we're using those cameras, we could track you.

01:25:53 Yeah, sounds good.

01:25:54 Great.

01:25:55 That's pretty much how it's going to go.

01:25:56 and then uh we have an street actually speaking of which i just saw a clip since we've been talking 1.00

01:26:01 so much about surveillance state and biometric cameras i just saw a clip of a woman who was

01:26:05 confronted a police came to her house and he knocked on our door and was like hey well are

01:26:11 you you drive this car and it was like he used flock cameras to get to her and accused her of

01:26:16 shoplifting or stealing packages i believe it was and she was like um no like it was obviously

01:26:22 wasn't her it was a well-to-do white woman and the the cop kind of came in with like this well

01:26:28 we got you and we know it's you like you know how a cop does when they think they have you

01:26:32 cornered because that your car was seen or something and it's like they're getting things 0.99

01:26:36 wrong yeah so the surveillance state can get things wrong it doesn't even stop the shit that 0.93

01:26:42 we want to stop and it gets things wrong apparently he has a hard time between zeros and o's that 0.69

01:26:47 makes sense so yeah and then uh this guy did a man on the street uh reporting from chicago and

01:26:53 he asked some not even tough questions but look at this girl do her best to not answer why do you

01:26:59 think chicago has such a bad rap you probably obviously heard of the nickname chyrak when

01:27:03 chicago surpassed the murder rate for the iraq war why do you think chicago has this reputation

01:27:08 not sure not sure yeah i think that people haven't been here and if they came here they would

01:27:15 really appreciate it for what it is i don't think it's just that i mean it's statistically

01:27:19 was the most violent and dangerous city in the u.s yeah i mean i don't know better gun control

01:27:26 but that's more gun control yeah in the whole country but chicago has one of the strictest

01:27:31 gun laws and it's the most dangerous is there like a particular group of people no it's just

01:27:37 everyone did you know 99 of murders in chicago go unsolved interesting i mean there's a lot of

01:27:44 people so yeah well that's like percentage wise yeah so there's no one in particular in the city

01:27:51 yeah maybe the gangs that's it i gotta go so no one specifically no specific groups are doing all

01:27:58 the violence nope he said 99 which can't be true that might have been flubbed yeah but uh still

01:28:05 funny watch someone can't identify the problem who could it be the gun laws are already on the

01:28:09 books they're crazy who could it be who's doing it everybody i don't know everybody does it i did

01:28:15 it last week you know could have been me old man in the business suit could be him could be anybody

01:28:21 could be you you did it but like you said if you can't identify the problem you can't name the

01:28:25 problem you can't solve the problem yeah and then we have a wall street journal article that talks

01:28:30 about teen takeovers i think these were from somewhere else but the same theme the same

01:28:34 principal as that girl here. The headline was teens helped bring malls back to life. Now they're

01:28:41 getting banned. Mall owners resort to banning anyone under 18 unaccompanied by an adult

01:28:46 following waves of teen disruptions at their property. And I'll read a little bit from the

01:28:52 article just to get into it. It was actually a takeover that we covered on the show. Darcelle

01:28:58 Clark was at the mall at Bay Plaza in the Bronx, New York in February, waiting for her order from 0.85

01:29:03 the Bed-Stuy fish fry when a rowdy group of teenagers suddenly descended on the property.

01:29:08 They're recording videos of themselves. I see them running from one place to another, said Clark.

01:29:12 It was really disturbing. Some stores and restaurants locked their doors. By the end of

01:29:16 the day, police had arrested 18 teenagers. Mall owners are reacting to a wave of recent disruptions

01:29:22 to their properties by taking an extreme measure. They're banning all shoppers under 18 who aren't

01:29:27 accompanied by an adult. So it's this long think piece about teenagers, and we're going to play

01:29:33 this in the background you know of some footage from that stampede at the bay plaza and who got

01:29:39 arrested and i challenge any one of you to play a game of find the white teen find the white person

01:29:45 it's all black and hispanic teens in the in what brooklyn did i sign and you know it's it's not

01:29:52 teens but then when you control f the article and search black or african-american zero zero

01:29:59 results show up for that wall street journal article about teens right so if you can't talk

01:30:05 about a problem how can you solve the problem it's not white kids doing it and then uh this guy said

01:30:11 wall street journal story about race doesn't mention the word race this whole story is about

01:30:15 race a race of kids who go out and terrorize people and disrupt the mall and i don't think

01:30:22 those kids who are disrupting them all were the ones who brought it back yeah you know those are

01:30:26 different teens brought malls back yeah the nice ones who spend money and aren't there to just

01:30:31 disrupt and terrorize people right there after high school lets out so it's it's very funny

01:30:35 because we have graduated from peak woke right peak woke in 2020 2021 2022 where we were doing

01:30:42 all those george floyd laws letting people out ending cash bail the safety act in illinois all 0.96

01:30:47 that shit but we haven't like made it back to a point where we can call out black mobs in the 0.94

01:30:52 wall street journal yeah you know we're not there and so is the problem ever going to get solved if 0.99

01:30:57 we can't mention it if it's a no-no word doubtful very doubtful and we have another clip of uh some

01:31:04 of the problems in society this is like a kid who just punches a white guy for nothing

01:31:08 white guy with a work badge whole foods bag and a backpack clearly on some commute 0.83

01:31:30 and he gets sucker punched by like a seven-year-old prepubescent probably

01:31:34 11-year-old, pre-pubescent kid with a high-pitched voice. 0.84

01:31:37 Knocks his glasses off.

01:31:39 I would have beat the brakes off that kid. 0.57

01:31:41 I would have snatched that kid and done like this to him, you know?

01:31:43 And then they would have showed a picture of him in school,

01:31:46 like holding the hamster or something, 0.52

01:31:48 and you would have been some monster.

01:31:50 Yeah. 0.84

01:31:50 If the punch is on camera, I'm getting the thrashing on camera, too.

01:31:54 Yeah.

01:31:54 And then we have another example of a kid doing a similar thing.

01:31:58 This kid is harassing this nice couple out for a walk. 0.98

01:32:01 I'm going to kill this bunny, him and his girl, hey, hey, hey, hey, this button's going 0.99

01:32:13 to connect, hey, yeah, it did, this button's going to get crazy, this button's going to 1.00

01:32:27 That's a mistake, doing the wave, you know, the little shit. 0.96

01:32:42 Obviously, this one worked out fine, but you antagonize these kids or laugh at them or something, 0.99

01:32:48 and they're going to try to do even more.

01:32:50 And he threatened to kill them so easily, so naturally, right? 0.90

01:32:53 And those are fighting words, so you can beat them up or whatever the rule is. 0.80

01:32:56 Is he like, that was doing a Chud the Builder joke?

01:32:59 Yeah, no, no, no, you can't.

01:33:00 But there actually is a thing

01:33:02 where those were fighting words. 1.00

01:33:04 If someone says to you, I'm going to kill you, 1.00

01:33:06 you can preemptively defend yourself. 0.97

01:33:08 And maybe not against like a 10 year old kid on a bike,

01:33:11 but there is a thing there,

01:33:13 but I guess it doesn't apply to him.

01:33:14 But rap music also.

01:33:16 I've been watching videos,

01:33:18 people explaining like drill rap

01:33:19 and like it's like a new phenomenon

01:33:21 and like it penetrates deep into your like subconscious

01:33:25 and it makes you get like riled up

01:33:27 like tribal drums would do before like a battle.

01:33:31 Oh yeah. 1.00

01:33:31 It's the same shit. 1.00

01:33:32 Put you in a trance. 1.00

01:33:33 And that's why that music is promoted

01:33:35 by all of the music industry 0.98

01:33:37 because it gets the young black people all riled up 0.96

01:33:40 and it's like subversive, done on purpose, 0.92

01:33:42 meant to divide.

01:33:44 Yeah.

01:33:44 So that's interesting.

01:33:46 And then, yeah, so for that situation, 0.99

01:33:48 someone says, I'm going to kill you. 0.99

01:33:49 You can't just knock them out. 1.00

01:33:51 Yeah, you should be able to.

01:33:53 You should be able to in my America.

01:33:55 But at least it's a gun-free zone for that guy.

01:33:57 For the white guy, it's a gun-free zone.

01:33:59 And the kid's in his little class polo.

01:34:02 He's in his little school uniform. 1.00

01:34:04 Fucking idiot. 1.00

01:34:05 How's reading going, buddy? 1.00

01:34:06 Yeah, what are you reading?

01:34:08 The brown dog. 1.00

01:34:11 It's probably pathetic. 1.00

01:34:13 And that's why he lashes out. 0.99

01:34:14 And he's probably got a single mama, real absentee parents.

01:34:17 But that's who's out there, you know?

01:34:20 Yeah, that's who's out there.

01:34:21 Pepper's ram real quick.

01:34:23 Or I was going to say, with all the takeovers, it's all happening because it's summer and everyone's out of school and the weather's better.

01:34:30 I think it's concealed carry summer.

01:34:33 Yeah.

01:34:33 And that's not even hard.

01:34:34 It used to be pepper spray season.

01:34:35 It's easy.

01:34:36 It's concealed carry summer for obvious reasons.

01:34:39 Sure.

01:34:40 And also, before we move on, that kid's whole life is supported by taxpayers like the people he's confronting. 0.73

01:34:48 We're actually paying for that kid to threaten these white people, this nice white coat. 0.70

01:34:51 No respect. 0.96

01:34:52 Yeah. 0.98

01:34:52 Who do you think pays your mama's ZBT card?

01:34:56 Me.

01:34:57 And those nice people. 1.00

01:34:58 I'm going to kill this N-word. 0.99

01:35:00 Yeah. 1.00

01:35:01 You should kill the other N-word. 1.00

01:35:03 All right, our last clip. 1.00

01:35:04 You're mad at your dad, kid.

01:35:06 He's not here.

01:35:08 The last clip is a fight at Rolling Loud, which is like a concert.

01:35:11 We're going to not play with music.

01:35:14 It's a compilation of fights at this concert, Rolling Loud.

01:35:17 and, you know, low IQ, no prefrontal cortex type people.

01:35:25 And everyone's filming it and going, oh, they ain't thinking about much.

01:35:31 Filming it.

01:35:33 Get in the mosh pit and you're filming it.

01:35:35 And then it settles down for a while and then it'll flare up again. 1.00

01:35:39 Here's another fat bitches, got their braids on, beaten up. 1.00

01:35:43 Looks like a white girl. 1.00

01:35:45 Yeah. 1.00

01:35:46 Yeah, it looks like a white girl underneath there. 1.00

01:35:48 They got to beat that bitch up. 1.00

01:35:49 She disrespected them. 1.00

01:35:51 And look at her. 1.00

01:35:51 She's like this, shoulders and palms.

01:35:53 Like, what did I do?

01:35:53 Why am I in this?

01:35:55 There's fights, and then there's beating someone, you know? 1.00

01:35:58 That girl wasn't looking for a fight at Rolling Loud. 1.00

01:36:01 Yeah. 0.54

01:36:01 She came to spend time with her friends. 0.97

01:36:03 And that's the thing that these urban folks don't do correctly.

01:36:06 It's not like, oh, he said this, and then I said that,

01:36:08 then he pushed me, and then I punched him.

01:36:10 It's like, let's go beat someone up.

01:36:11 There's a guy.

01:36:12 Yeah, it's not a misunderstanding.

01:36:14 You were looking for it.

01:36:15 And then here's another one.

01:36:16 Whatever.

01:36:17 You guys get the point.

01:36:18 This is what the kids are up to. 1.00

01:36:19 And I've seen enough to not want to go near any black people in a situation like that. 1.00

01:36:24 I was already doing that. 1.00

01:36:25 Like if you go to a concert and that's the clientele, maybe you just skip it, you know?

01:36:30 And then when you go see the Eagles, one of those older bands, you know?

01:36:34 And then when you do try to avoid groups based on their actions and like based on the data

01:36:38 you've collected, you get called racist.

01:36:40 And that's kind of what we're seeing in our next clip.

01:36:42 This guy's filming himself, and he's calling these girls racist for not wanting to sit next to him on the bus.

01:36:48 Big yellow arrow pointing at the empty seat, and the girls are two of them, so only one of them would be able to sit.

01:36:54 You see how she's covering her face because she knows he's filming?

01:36:56 Yeah.

01:36:57 So, like, that's clearly the reason, but maybe you should swing on them for being racist. 1.00

01:37:02 Maybe you should stab them in the neck really quick. 1.00

01:37:05 That's what, you know, has happened before. 1.00

01:37:08 And that's the key.

01:37:10 It's like, everyone saw that clip.

01:37:12 Sorry.

01:37:12 Talk to your guys about that.

01:37:14 You're literally wearing a hood over your head with the dreads.

01:37:17 Can't see your face.

01:37:18 Yeah, I'm not going to trust you.

01:37:20 I don't trust like that.

01:37:21 Yeah, did you not see the news? 1.00

01:37:23 Because you should be aware of what your kind are doing, right? 1.00

01:37:26 Yeah.

01:37:26 You should be aware of what, like, why would anyone be afraid of black people?

01:37:29 And then I check the murder rates and you go, what?

01:37:32 You know, oh my God, we did this.

01:37:35 And then you see a couple of videos and you see everybody on public transit

01:37:38 who's been getting beat, killed, threatened, whatever.

01:37:41 It's all us?

01:37:42 But she's supposed to trust you.

01:37:44 She's supposed to know everything about you for some reason.

01:37:46 The dready guy.

01:37:47 No, you're a trustworthy guy.

01:37:49 And also he films them and calls them racist.

01:37:52 Like he's the good guy and they're the bad guys.

01:37:54 Well, there's two ladies standing and you have a seat. 0.98

01:37:57 You're occupying a seat. 1.00

01:37:57 You're occupying a seat and there's an empty one next to you. 1.00

01:37:59 Why don't you get up and let these ladies sit? 1.00

01:38:01 A gentleman would let the ladies sit. 1.00

01:38:03 But they racist. 1.00

01:38:04 It's like, nah, some people just don't want anything to do with you.

01:38:07 And that's a good idea. 0.65

01:38:08 Yeah.

01:38:09 All right. 0.86

01:38:09 Our last piece of Urban Decay is our ghetto urban legend that we mentioned in the intro.

01:38:15 Yeah, I saw this on social media.

01:38:16 Let me just kind of preface this a little bit.

01:38:18 I saw it on social media and I'm like, ooh, this would be great for the show.

01:38:21 So I'm looking it up.

01:38:22 I'm like, I got to find some information.

01:38:24 It says his name, looking up his name.

01:38:26 And I Google it and it's all Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, social media, Facebook, whatever.

01:38:34 So I'll read the headline.

01:38:35 Chicago gangster who used to dress up as a baby and shoot ops from a stroller sentenced to 78

01:38:40 years in jail. So I'm like, wow, that sounds crazy. That's some ghetto shit I never even heard

01:38:46 of. And like I said, I searched it and it was all Facebook, all social media stuff. And I'm asking 1.00

01:38:51 AI, I'm talking, I'm looking for everything. Just give me one news, WGN, give me Fox local.

01:38:58 And he can't find it. AI confirms it's fake, but they all are engaging with it online and

01:39:04 like it, even if it's fake. A Chicago man known as Lil Mino, who was recently sentenced to 78

01:39:10 years in prison for conducting drive-by shootings while disguised as an infant in a baby stroller.

01:39:15 The individual who stands approximately four foot 10 allegedly used his small stature to pose as a

01:39:21 baby. He would reportedly be pushed in a stroller by an accomplice while wearing a disguise that

01:39:25 included a pacifier to avoid suspicion from targets. And, you know, it goes on like that,

01:39:31 But basically it kind of made me happy that people are still making shit up 0.94

01:39:36 and there's still urban legends in the age of the internet now. 0.96

01:39:39 Urban, urban legend.

01:39:40 Yeah.

01:39:40 It's a new, it's a new thing.

01:39:42 So maybe we should make some up and put them in headlines like this.

01:39:46 But yeah, the old story of a man who dressed as a baby

01:39:50 and was pushed around in a stroller before shooting they ops.

01:39:52 It's very funny.

01:39:54 We make one up of like this crazy guy would play this game called the knockout game

01:39:59 where he would just punch a stranger for no reason.

01:40:02 No, no reason at all.

01:40:03 And you'd go, wait, that one's real.

01:40:06 There's several documented cases of that.

01:40:08 So yeah, I'm just laughing that like urban legends,

01:40:11 even in the information age, they're still out there.

01:40:14 They're still happening.

01:40:15 Gives me hope.

01:40:15 That's pretty nice.

01:40:16 Yeah.

01:40:18 All right.

01:40:19 Well, don't get too down or too depressed.

01:40:21 That's the end of Urban Decay.

01:40:22 We're moving on to uplifting gold

01:40:23 and we have uplifting stuff today.

01:40:25 The first clip, you know, I'm scared to show it

01:40:28 because it is from TV, so it might get copyright,

01:40:31 but I don't think it is because it's a social media post.

01:40:34 But we'll see if it makes it to the show.

01:40:37 This is a rare speck.

01:40:40 I will find myself walking down the road.

01:40:46 Rare speck.

01:40:47 Let's keep it tight just so in case we get copyrighted.

01:40:50 But I would never expect that voice, but he did it.

01:40:54 It's a trance.

01:40:55 Yeah.

01:40:55 Oh, it was a trance?

01:40:56 Yeah, I'm assuming.

01:40:57 Yeah, I mean.

01:40:58 I did a little research, but-

01:41:01 Little boy?

01:41:02 Yeah, he's a little boy.

01:41:03 He's a little boy.

01:41:04 Yeah, you can see the mic stands pretty low.

01:41:06 Yeah, maybe he's a little boy.

01:41:07 I don't know.

01:41:08 No, it's a trance.

01:41:08 I wouldn't hate to slander.

01:41:10 We're not slandering, and it is what it is.

01:41:12 Did you look it up?

01:41:13 Yeah.

01:41:13 It's a trance?

01:41:14 Yeah, his name's Brooks.

01:41:17 That's funny.

01:41:17 It's a trance.

01:41:18 Okay.

01:41:18 And if it's not, trance is the same umbrella.

01:41:22 It's like a trance.

01:41:23 You've got low enough testosterone that you're something.

01:41:26 All right, next, there's like a snake thing in this next video. 0.57

01:41:31 It's some sort of optical illusion.

01:41:34 See that?

01:41:35 Yeah, he twists around and it looks cool.

01:41:37 It makes you disillusioned.

01:41:38 I'm sort of hypnotized now and I'm not attacking the snake anymore because I'm disillusioned.

01:41:44 I got disillusioned by the illusion.

01:41:46 Wow.

01:41:47 Hey, this snake doesn't look like good food.

01:41:49 It's actually confusing.

01:41:50 Hey, let's move on, boys.

01:41:51 I got really confused and startled by that.

01:41:53 the cavemen in ancient times

01:41:56 somehow have a Boston accent

01:41:57 I don't know why

01:41:58 I don't know

01:42:00 next there was a hailstorm

01:42:03 and it's pretty much every man for themselves

01:42:05 in Texas right? 0.81

01:42:07 I think so

01:42:07 nobody wants to eat the car damage

01:42:13 so they're all just staying under

01:42:15 and this guy wants to drive through it

01:42:18 so the volkswagen ended up moving that was nice of him would you have moved

01:42:26 if everyone was in it no no

01:42:30 what are you supposed to do i get the waiting it out first come first serve waiting it out

01:42:38 and there's a thing too where like you see how everyone's like in their lanes you can go

01:42:43 perpendicular to them yeah and just park in front of them like a foot in front of their bumper

01:42:47 and you're probably going to get covered

01:42:50 and that's like the next way to file in.

01:42:52 I think hail damage is pretty big in Texas

01:42:54 and everybody knows how to react to it.

01:42:56 But if you drive at full speed,

01:42:58 that's probably not good.

01:42:59 It's like, oh, I just want to keep driving.

01:43:01 It's probably not good either.

01:43:02 It's dangerous for sure.

01:43:03 But I didn't like that that guy was beeping at him.

01:43:05 That's already what motorcycle guys do

01:43:07 for when it rains.

01:43:08 It's every man for himself.

01:43:09 He's stopping an underpass.

01:43:10 All right, our last clip of the show

01:43:12 is our Pure Americana clip of the week.

01:43:14 This person learns where they were born.

01:43:18 That's where you was born at, inside there.

01:43:20 No, that's where all the people with Down syndrome are born at.

01:43:26 No, it was not.

01:43:28 Right there in that cave.

01:43:36 He's a funny guy.

01:43:37 He's got nothing to say back. He's got no rebuttal.

01:43:39 Isn't that a universal thing, though, telling someone you were adopted or you came from something?

01:43:43 Yeah. 0.97

01:43:44 Telling your youngest sibling you came from the stork or something?

01:43:46 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.94

01:43:48 Start gaslighting them early.

01:43:49 Well, that's the end of the show.

01:43:52 Lovely.

01:43:53 Hope everyone liked it.

01:43:55 Okay, what are you, needy?

01:43:56 What are you, nervous?

01:43:57 Well, I thought it was a nice episode.

01:43:59 No big deal.

01:43:59 Okay.

01:44:00 And we do have some shout-outs.

01:44:01 Okay.

01:44:02 We have a happy birthday to Adrienne on May 17th.

01:44:05 Her and Jesse are big show watchers,

01:44:07 and they're getting married this month,

01:44:09 and they just bought their 10-acre dream house

01:44:12 in the Pacific Northwest.

01:44:14 What do you need from us, guys?

01:44:15 You're on track.

01:44:16 You're doing everything.

01:44:17 They're a great couple.

01:44:18 And Jesse has an old BMW from the 80s.

01:44:20 He's a car guy.

01:44:21 Happy birthday, Adrian.

01:44:22 Hey, nice stuff, guys.

01:44:24 That's a good one.

01:44:25 Happy birthday to Sarah on May 16th from us and your husband, JP, and your twin boys.

01:44:30 I saw a pic of the twin boys watching the show.

01:44:33 They were laying down as babies, and they were both looking up at the show.

01:44:37 Happy birthday, Sarah.

01:44:38 You know the initials, JP?

01:44:40 Yeah. 0.99

01:44:40 That's like a good initials.

01:44:42 Why did that become one?

01:44:45 You know what I mean?

01:44:46 JJ, you know, certain ones come to the initials.

01:44:48 CJ is a big one.

01:44:51 What was it?

01:44:52 What was it?

01:44:52 JP.

01:44:53 JP.

01:44:53 Yeah, JP is a common one.

01:44:55 I think because A-E-I-O-U, you know the vowel sound?

01:45:00 Yeah.

01:45:00 And then J-P-P, so it's A-E-J-P-C-J-E-A.

01:45:08 Yeah, it has to go with vowels.

01:45:09 You cracked it pretty much easily.

01:45:11 And I just thought of that.

01:45:12 Good for you.

01:45:13 I just knew what was good. 0.98

01:45:14 P-E-I-O-U. 1.00

01:45:15 Like O-J is O-A. 0.99

01:45:19 And then C-J is E-A. 0.53

01:45:22 J-P-A-E.

01:45:25 All right, let's move on because it was about Sarah and now we're obsessing.

01:45:29 All right, happy birthday, Sarah.

01:45:30 Happy birthday, Sarah.

01:45:31 Happy birthday to Scott O'Connell on May 13th.

01:45:34 He lives not too far from us in Indian Rocks Beach.

01:45:36 Scott O'Connell, happy birthday, brother.

01:45:38 Happy birthday, Scott.

01:45:39 And then we have a congrats to Scott Peterson, the guy who murdered his wife.

01:45:43 Guy who killed his wife.

01:45:44 He also won that race that we mentioned on Tuesday, and he won because of us.

01:45:48 Hey, congratulations, Scott.

01:45:50 Congratulations, Scott.

01:45:51 That's good stuff.

01:45:52 It's good to have America First people in whatever thing you were running for.

01:45:55 Absolutely.

01:45:55 That helps.

01:45:56 All right.

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Fleccas Talks Podcast - May 15, 2026

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