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00:03:33 Hello, Richard.

00:03:34 Hello.

00:03:34 Did you have a nice week?

00:03:35 I did.

00:03:36 Episode 400.

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00:04:43 it's been 400 episodes send us a little something no big deal okay all right i wanted to open up

00:04:48 with a fun idea obviously things have been less than ideal lately we're not seeing much justice

00:04:53 we're not seeing many deportations not a lot of big wins yeah yeah so what's our last hope

00:05:01 I don't know.

00:05:02 We pledge allegiance to QAnon. 0.99

00:05:04 Okay. 0.99

00:05:05 Hope for the best there.

00:05:06 Okay, I thought you had something.

00:05:08 Because if we don't, you know, everything that we have in reality isn't really working. 0.89

00:05:11 But in the QAnon world, Obama's already in jail. 0.99

00:05:14 Hillary's long gone, was in Gitmo, and then they got rid of her. 0.90

00:05:18 Okay.

00:05:19 So in that world, things are looking great.

00:05:21 Patriots are in control.

00:05:22 So we could always hope for the best there.

00:05:24 Yeah, like the Matrix, Cypher, enjoying the steak.

00:05:27 He doesn't care.

00:05:29 That's our last hope.

00:05:30 I get it.

00:05:31 All right.

00:05:31 Let's start the show with some good news.

00:05:34 Vivek Ramswami is done.

00:05:36 Yeah, Vivek Ramswami's Twitter got updated, and his bio now reads,

00:05:40 Father and husband, a count is not actively managed.

00:05:44 So he's given up.

00:05:46 All it was was a little self-aggrandizing run.

00:05:49 I don't think he really wanted to help the people of Ohio.

00:05:52 I think he just wanted to be more important himself.

00:05:54 I agree. 0.89

00:05:54 And show you where the end goal of being an ethnic striver is,

00:05:58 in the governor's mansion of Ohio.

00:06:00 And I saw some miscellaneous tweets and stuff.

00:06:04 People were trying to track where his private jet flew in the immediate aftermath of the election loss.

00:06:10 And I saw a flight path all the way to India.

00:06:13 I saw some flight paths out of state.

00:06:14 I don't know what's true or not.

00:06:16 But, man, you know, this guy, he could have stuck around, been a voice.

00:06:21 Isn't he like a billionaire from that ripoff?

00:06:23 Yeah, I think so.

00:06:23 So, I mean, he could be helping him.

00:06:26 But I don't know.

00:06:26 I guess maybe it was all about him.

00:06:28 Yeah, maybe.

00:06:29 And he didn't really care about the blue-collar Ohioans who are struggling, and he's not looking to solve anything?

00:06:36 I wonder if he even lives in Ohio anymore.

00:06:38 Yeah, I don't think he would.

00:06:40 He might go to Miami or something like that.

00:06:42 So, yeah, we finally get a proverbial scalp, and it's a guy on the right wing, loosely.

00:06:48 Finally a win for us.

00:06:49 Exactly, and you're shooting your foot off to spite your nose or some combination of idioms.

00:06:54 Yeah.

00:06:55 All right, I wanted to read this.

00:06:57 I thought it was really funny.

00:06:57 Mark Levin was having some boomer problems and I'm going to request that Richard reads it in a

00:07:02 boomer Mark Levin voice. Yeah. And I don't really know his voice that well, but I'm going to try

00:07:06 it. Folks, I've spent literally the entire day. Okay. That was, that was too Brooklyn Jewish

00:07:12 deli folks. I've spent the literally the entire day trying to get someone at AOL to unlock my

00:07:17 email for the last eight hours. I've been told that the issue has been escalated to supervisors

00:07:23 who would contact me.

00:07:24 I haven't heard a thing.

00:07:26 You would think that

00:07:27 since I'm one of the last

00:07:28 human beings

00:07:28 on the face of the earth

00:07:29 still using AOL,

00:07:30 they would take care of this.

00:07:32 You'd be wrong.

00:07:33 So once this gets resolved,

00:07:35 I really don't have them.

00:07:37 We get the point, though.

00:07:39 But then he goes,

00:07:39 I'll see you on the radio

00:07:40 at 6 p.m.,

00:07:41 at which time

00:07:42 I will address this further.

00:07:44 So it wasn't enough

00:07:45 to do a press release tweet.

00:07:46 He's going to talk.

00:07:47 He's going to waste

00:07:47 your time talking about it.

00:07:49 They locked my email.

00:07:50 Yeah, it's such a boomer thing.

00:07:51 Help me unlock my email. 0.98

00:07:53 Like, what the fuck happened? 0.98

00:07:54 Why do you lock your email? 0.99

00:07:56 So that was pretty good.

00:07:57 He's really been lashing out, too.

00:07:58 Yeah.

00:07:59 Well, he's, like, cornered now because he kind of got called on his bluff of, like, everything he was pushing ended up being not true, and he was the problem.

00:08:06 Yeah, yeah.

00:08:06 And he's attacking random people.

00:08:08 It's very interesting.

00:08:09 It's, like, a time you should kind of be, like, retired or maybe loose advisor role.

00:08:14 He's in this fight where he's dead wrong on the wrong side of the issues that cost us like the most historic midterm losses since probably the 30s or something.

00:08:23 And that's what I always wonder with those types.

00:08:25 Like if you have an ulterior motive and you want the Iran war to escalate, why don't you kind of like downplay it?

00:08:32 But when it comes up, be like, well, you know, it wouldn't be that bad.

00:08:35 And maybe like be subtle.

00:08:36 These guys were like leading with the Iran war.

00:08:40 So to get to this point where everyone realizes why we lost the midterms, I don't know.

00:08:46 You kind of have to walk back with your tail tucked between your legs.

00:08:48 Yeah.

00:08:49 Spend a few years recovering.

00:08:50 Hopefully everyone forgets and then you come back.

00:08:52 Yeah. 1.00

00:08:53 And at that point, you're really old and useless. 0.98

00:08:55 So I don't know. 0.99

00:08:56 Not a good option.

00:08:58 All right.

00:08:58 I wanted to show you guys a very funny clip.

00:09:00 I wanted to put it in the front of the show because I couldn't really find a place for it.

00:09:03 But it's bad news for Republicans when Democrats like this take power.

00:09:07 Democrats coming for you, Trump 1.00

00:09:10 They're going to impeach your motherfucking ass 1.00

00:09:12 They're going to impeach you first 1.00

00:09:14 Then they're going after J.D. Vance

00:09:16 That's so funny to me

00:09:20 That's raw

00:09:21 Raw content

00:09:22 Yeah, it's a certain type of person

00:09:24 Who really has no outlet

00:09:26 And all they have is the phone

00:09:27 If you go to the TikTok page that posted this

00:09:30 It's like hundreds of videos a day

00:09:32 Toothless, bonnet

00:09:33 I'm assuming a lot of problems

00:09:36 It's vision, diabetes, a lot.

00:09:38 I bet we pay for it.

00:09:39 Oh, yeah.

00:09:39 It's taxpayer funded.

00:09:40 But I love these types. 1.00

00:09:41 And she kind of reminded me of the bug spray door-to-door salesman guy.

00:09:45 So we're just helping out a couple of families spray for the bugs tomorrow.

00:09:49 Can you spray Donald Trump?

00:09:54 I need a one. 0.79

00:09:56 I can try. 0.97

00:09:58 So she's kind of under that umbrella of that type.

00:10:01 They should be together.

00:10:02 They could talk.

00:10:03 They could, you know. 0.99

00:10:04 Dinner for schmucks situation. 1.00

00:10:06 Very much a dinner for schmucks. 1.00

00:10:08 Yeah. 1.00

00:10:08 So I'm collecting these types.

00:10:10 I'm going to have a folder on my computer and we'll keep adding to them.

00:10:13 Okay.

00:10:13 All right.

00:10:14 Let's get to our-

00:10:15 To what end?

00:10:16 What does that mean?

00:10:17 Like for what?

00:10:18 You're going to just-

00:10:19 To collect them.

00:10:20 To collect them.

00:10:20 To catalog, catalog. 1.00

00:10:21 There's no real dinner for schmucks coming though. 1.00

00:10:25 In my eye. 1.00

00:10:25 You would be the guy who would like lose $4,000 on a fucking retard dinner. 1.00

00:10:30 Flying everyone out, renting out a restaurant. 1.00

00:10:32 Get them in the sprinter van.

00:10:33 Where's Oliver Cho?

00:10:34 He's running late.

00:10:35 Yeah.

00:10:35 That's our music for the night.

00:10:38 I'll have Anuka Tidawan extend his set instead.

00:10:40 Yeah, I am collecting these, and it is for cataloging.

00:10:43 Because you know back in the day, people would go to like an island.

00:10:47 They'd go, oh, this bird has this beak.

00:10:49 Oh, this snail has this.

00:10:51 And then you kind of figure out what's what.

00:10:53 It's something similar.

00:10:54 You give them a Latin name.

00:10:55 Yeah.

00:10:56 I'm cataloging.

00:10:57 Okay.

00:10:57 All right, let's get to our first real story of the day.

00:10:59 There was a TPUSA tabling session, and this kid came over and attacked everybody.

00:11:05 y'all don't deserve this

00:11:10 we do have cops over here

00:11:13 absolutely not

00:11:14 you cannot take our flag down

00:11:16 just stay away 1.00

00:11:17 back the fuck off you guys 1.00

00:11:19 pieces of shit 1.00

00:11:20 back up 1.00

00:11:22 I wasn't scared of you

00:11:24 that's assault

00:11:27 that's enough

00:11:29 then he goes to jail

00:11:35 Yeah. He gets arrested, fingerprinted, the whole thing in Texas. Not good.

00:11:39 Assault with a weapon. Yeah.

00:11:40 Yeah, that was in Texas. And in Texas, you can obviously carry a gun.

00:11:45 And if someone attacks you with a weapon, that could have gone a little differently.

00:11:48 Headblown, smooth off. Not even joking.

00:11:50 That's what could have happened.

00:11:51 Might be a disproportionate use of force, but I don't know.

00:11:55 But I really like this character. Remember these types from high school?

00:11:59 Yeah.

00:12:00 This is a very specific type. And you could see it in his twitchy muscle movements, too.

00:12:03 Like, even the unathletic threats.

00:12:06 Certain type of computer guy from high school that you used to make answer, what would you rather do, questions.

00:12:12 Yeah. 0.99

00:12:12 Would you rather sleep with your sister or kill your dad? 1.00

00:12:16 And then they go, no! 1.00

00:12:17 Why would you ask me that?

00:12:20 What's he wearing here?

00:12:21 What is this?

00:12:21 Is this considered a cloak?

00:12:22 A cape? 0.99

00:12:23 A, uh, what's the thing that the Mexicans wear? 1.00

00:12:26 A poncho? 1.00

00:12:27 Poncho.

00:12:27 Yeah.

00:12:28 I think it's more of a wizard type.

00:12:29 Oh, God.

00:12:30 Yeah, he's teetering on Harry Potter World.

00:12:32 Oh, God.

00:12:32 And he does Swordsmith stuff, according to his Instagram.

00:12:36 Oh.

00:12:37 Yeah.

00:12:37 Interesting fellow.

00:12:39 But he goes, you fashion piece of...

00:12:40 And you know what's weird?

00:12:42 That's the type of guy who you shouldn't be spending any of your energy on political beefs.

00:12:46 You should be deep in some sort of whimsical, fake, Lord of the Rings-type gamer world.

00:12:51 And then, like, I do computer science.

00:12:54 Yeah, it's true.

00:12:55 Don't waste your time on politics.

00:12:56 Who cares what the Turning Point kids are doing?

00:12:59 That's so true.

00:13:00 A lot of people wasting energy.

00:13:01 That's a good point.

00:13:02 You know, like he doesn't have a platform.

00:13:05 He doesn't have any points to make.

00:13:06 All he did was get arrested and in trouble with his parents.

00:13:09 Yeah, yeah.

00:13:10 Pawn off the chessboard.

00:13:12 Like he's off the chessboard now with nothing gained.

00:13:15 Kid had a light red mark on his thigh.

00:13:18 Not even a bruise.

00:13:19 Didn't even bruise.

00:13:20 That was pretty good.

00:13:21 All right, moving on. 0.99

00:13:22 We have a little bit of an anarcho-tyranny section here.

00:13:25 This is anarcho-tyranny happening in blue cities. 0.53

00:13:28 Let's start with D.C.

00:13:29 They're raising the rates for public transportation.

00:13:32 They're considering it.

00:13:33 Washington, D.C. transit officials consider increasing fares after finding that 64% of

00:13:39 metro bus passengers ride without paying.

00:13:43 So 64% jumped the turnstiles.

00:13:46 What do you do to fix that?

00:13:48 Yep.

00:13:48 Charge the 36% that does pay.

00:13:50 Yeah. 0.95

00:13:50 The only people who are honorable and keeping you even close to in the black, you start 0.57

00:13:57 charging them more because that's the way the world works now. And it's not the way the world

00:14:01 used to work, but it is now you just keep hammering your tax base and you keep giving to, you know,

00:14:08 the street rats or whoever the, the antisocial is what I call them. And all this, when you read a

00:14:14 statement like this to me, all I see is, wow, they could get 64% more money if they had like

00:14:20 a locking door. Yeah. That's, that's all it's like, okay. So you're inefficiently collecting

00:14:25 the money. And I think it's time for everyone to start jumping the turnstiles. Yeah, it might be.

00:14:30 And we've, we've talked about this ad nauseum, the turnstile people, they all have an active

00:14:35 warrant. It's like a co criminality sign and they're dysfunctional. And so not only that,

00:14:42 but then the paying customers are sitting next to and dealing with the dregs of society. 0.95

00:14:48 Yeah. Crazy. We're getting a free ride. So you're like, you're helping them and they're annoying 0.93

00:14:52 you, which is what's new. And it's a new thing in politics these days.

00:14:56 Yeah. But that kind of is what's happening in a bigger or smaller way all over the country.

00:15:01 Yeah. 0.93

00:15:01 It's always the same theme of looking out for people who broke the law, the illegals, 0.88

00:15:06 the repeat offenders, and actually hindering the people who participate in society as normal

00:15:11 people.

00:15:12 And then you see that a lot with immigration, specifically immigration, where there's some

00:15:18 sort of promise or unspoken agreement that eventually the next generation, they'll be

00:15:25 functional. They'll be our new tax base, right? And I don't know where we get to that. I don't

00:15:29 know how we jump from that. Like, oh, mom used to jump the bus, turnstile and get EBT, but I'm

00:15:35 going to break free of that cycle. I think that's a way harder ask than many people think.

00:15:39 Especially when you've been raised by the people who are negatives in society.

00:15:43 Yeah, totally.

00:15:44 You can't take multiple negatives and make a positive.

00:15:48 Well, actually, isn't a negative number times a negative number a positive number?

00:15:53 We'll look into that.

00:15:54 We'll look into that.

00:15:55 All right. 1.00

00:15:56 We have our story from New York City about how the homeless people are ruining people's lives. 0.99

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00:17:48 Okay. So this is a scene from New York City. This woman is complaining about the violent

00:17:52 homeless people at the shelters right near her daughter's school.

00:17:55 Daughter comes out of school by herself.

00:17:58 I don't want to talk about coming up and crying.

00:17:59 Because she comes out of school and I have to work.

00:18:03 Yeah.

00:18:03 And it's so dark.

00:18:05 And I'm scared.

00:18:08 Yes.

00:18:08 I am terrified.

00:18:13 Ma'am, that's incorrect.

00:18:15 These are actually your unhoused neighbors and they need empathy.

00:18:18 Yeah.

00:18:18 And you actually need to be helping them any way you can.

00:18:22 And this was in response to Mom Donnie building a 200-bed all-male homeless shelter right near a school.

00:18:28 And that school happens to be mostly black.

00:18:30 And then it gets dark early now. 0.99

00:18:33 So when the kids are leaving school and it's dark out and then there's 200 homeless drug addicts, criminals.

00:18:38 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:18:39 It gets a little tricky. 0.61

00:18:40 But you can't call the cops because the cops came from slave catchers. 1.00

00:18:46 Remember? 1.00

00:18:46 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:18:47 The cops is the KKK.

00:18:49 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:18:50 But at least you guys used to fly.

00:18:52 At least your uncle used to fly and turn invisible.

00:18:55 I guess you can't win them all.

00:18:56 Yeah.

00:18:57 And then those homeless people that are causing you problems,

00:19:00 the city spends $100,000 on each of them per year of your money.

00:19:03 Yeah, what was the number?

00:19:04 It was like $84,000.

00:19:05 I think it was like $84,000 minimum.

00:19:07 So you're paying for them to terrorize your kids.

00:19:09 Yeah. 1.00

00:19:10 But at least there's a bunch of third world rapey migrants around too. 1.00

00:19:13 Maybe that helps. 1.00

00:19:14 Is that the silver lining?

00:19:16 Does that help?

00:19:17 Does that help with anything? 1.00

00:19:18 Cops and slave catchers, third world rapey migrants are good, 1.00

00:19:21 and the homeless people are your unhoused neighbors. 1.00

00:19:24 Okay.

00:19:24 There you go.

00:19:25 That's your reality.

00:19:26 That's what you voted for.

00:19:27 Start getting used to it.

00:19:28 And I found this post on Reddit.

00:19:30 This takes place in San Francisco,

00:19:31 but a woman was complaining that when she was with her child,

00:19:35 the homeless people were kind of harassing her

00:19:36 and getting kind of ugly.

00:19:38 And then look what the replies were on Reddit. 0.87

00:19:41 This is like a woman going to a bus stop

00:19:43 with a baby in a stroller.

00:19:44 Yeah.

00:19:45 So that's the backdrop.

00:19:45 And then complaining about a homeless guy.

00:19:48 Unless you're in immediate danger, call 311.

00:19:51 I'm sorry, but your post comes across as elitist,

00:19:53 especially knowing the demographics of Coal Valley.

00:19:56 Remember that this man was once someone's kid too.

00:19:58 Homeless people don't bother you 1.00

00:19:59 unless they're on something and having a bad episode.

00:20:02 They're literally just trying to survive the day.

00:20:04 Somebody else goes,

00:20:05 have you ever spoken to him or acknowledged them

00:20:07 as a fellow human being?

00:20:09 Ever thought that you showing up in this public space

00:20:13 may make him feel threatened or uncomfortable?

00:20:16 It's not a one-sided deal

00:20:17 when we talk about community and public spaces, is it?

00:20:20 And then somebody, so what has he done to you and your toddler?

00:20:23 Like as if like, oh, so nothing's happened?

00:20:26 Yeah.

00:20:27 No, he's sitting at a public place.

00:20:28 He's allowed to be there.

00:20:29 Teach your kid to ignore the homeless people, not to hassle them.

00:20:32 Leave people alone.

00:20:34 And then somebody else, that guy seems harmless.

00:20:36 So it's like a woman and her baby in a stroller.

00:20:39 Like the most vulnerable person in society.

00:20:41 Is there anybody more vulnerable than a woman with a baby? 1.00

00:20:44 Maybe an old lady with a walker. 1.00

00:20:47 Yeah, old lady with a walker. 0.99

00:20:48 And they're neck and neck because the baby's useless, you know? 1.00

00:20:51 And the baby's more valuable than an old woman at the end of her life. 1.00

00:20:54 Definitely. 1.00

00:20:55 That's two people.

00:20:55 So when we're talking about value, yeah.

00:20:58 And this attitude, it's not like someone complaining about people walking across my beach on my Malibu house.

00:21:06 It's like a woman who's using the bus.

00:21:08 It's not a billionaire who's, you know, everybody who the left claims they villainize.

00:21:14 It's really just probably a white woman with her child.

00:21:17 Yeah.

00:21:18 Have you tried talking to the folded over guy on the sidewalk with the needle in his hand?

00:21:22 Strike up a conversation with the unstable man who you know nothing about while your infant is with you.

00:21:28 See where it goes.

00:21:29 Maybe you'll be friends with him. 1.00

00:21:31 So this disconnected, lovey-dovey, stupid leftist ideology. 1.00

00:21:38 And it's like, dude, there's criminals. 1.00

00:21:40 People on the street, some guy like –

00:21:43 I've seen them even in St. Petersburg, Florida, come out with the Department of Corrections orange jumpsuit.

00:21:50 I don't know what it was for.

00:21:52 So there's really no way.

00:21:55 But you're not allowed to feel uncomfortable.

00:21:57 And then God forbid you articulate being uncomfortable in a leftist hellhole like Reddit. 0.98

00:22:02 Crazy. 0.83

00:22:03 All right, let's move on to our next piece.

00:22:04 This is what I mentioned in the intro.

00:22:05 I saw a bunch of good tweets about how our free market and capitalism isn't really what it seems here in America.

00:22:13 It's a bunch of reading, but Richard can handle it.

00:22:15 Can you start us off and then take it all away?

00:22:17 Somewhere along the way, the meeting of free market changed from your grandpa owning and 0.99

00:22:22 operating a car wash to globo homo corporate America jabbing their employees with experimental 0.99

00:22:27 vaccines. 1.00

00:22:28 And we're supposed to pretend it's all the same thing.

00:22:31 And the refined populist who is a show watcher, he's actually, he had a big viral tweet recently.

00:22:38 He might become the new memetic Sisyphus.

00:22:40 He might displace memetic Sisyphus.

00:22:42 Hope not, but maybe.

00:22:44 I'm just kidding.

00:22:45 The free market is when every home appliance is spyware.

00:22:49 Every movie you buy requires a monthly subscription to access,

00:22:53 and paying $70 for a video game only gets you a temporary revocable license.

00:22:58 Meanwhile, the biggest corporations get taxpayer subsidies,

00:23:01 regulatory protection against competitors and plaintiffs like you,

00:23:04 and bailouts whenever their executives screw up.

00:23:07 But heaven forbid you want to start a business,

00:23:09 work with people who share your culture and background,

00:23:12 or live in a high-trust, culturally homogenous society,

00:23:15 suddenly the full force of the federal government needs to be involved.

00:23:18 Exactly.

00:23:19 And then Oilfield Rando replied to that and said,

00:23:21 I wish we would have done something about some of those injustices

00:23:24 when we had the House, the Senate, the presidency, you know?

00:23:27 We weren't thinking of that. 0.99

00:23:28 I had to go to war with fucking Iran because Mark Levin was upset 0.99

00:23:33 he couldn't get into his AOL account. 0.99

00:23:34 Oh, I'm locked out.

00:23:35 But Netanyahu needed a war to stay in power and to avoid some elections,

00:23:39 so I guess they blackmailed Trump into it.

00:23:42 And then Oilfield Randall replied to that and said the free market is when young people have

00:23:46 to compete against a guy in India on an iPad for a hotel clerk job. Yeah. Another good example of

00:23:51 how it's not a free market. And then this next one I thought was really good too. The free market

00:23:55 is when you have a federally mandated wage floor and 25% effective tax rate, but illegal aliens get 0.97

00:24:02 to work under the table for cash because all their living expenses are covered by Section 8, 0.53

00:24:06 EBT, WIC, temporary assistance for needy families, Medicaid, schooling, Obama phones,

00:24:11 and internet utilities subsidies. 0.76

00:24:14 Yeah, very true.

00:24:16 Yeah, yeah.

00:24:17 There are a lot of pieces that we've kind of covered.

00:24:20 I think one time we talked about

00:24:23 how an illegal immigrant earning, 0.99

00:24:26 getting paid cash under the table. 0.53

00:24:27 I don't remember the exact numbers,

00:24:29 but like to make what you, a W-2 employee, were making,

00:24:35 like say a W-2 employee made $100,000.

00:24:37 An illegal for the same buying power

00:24:40 would only need to make $60,000 cash under the table.

00:24:43 And that's kind of excluding, that's just taxes, withholding, Social Security, all those things.

00:24:49 That's excluding the services they may take, which were obviously listed.

00:24:54 Very true.

00:24:55 And then I saw this tweet reply, and I thought this was pretty insightful too.

00:24:59 My dad was a direct contractor for Lowe's for 12 years.

00:25:04 One day corporate decided to get rid of all direct contractors.

00:25:07 Now they hire out other companies to do all the labor.

00:25:10 Well, guess who those companies hire? 1.00

00:25:13 Illegals.

00:25:14 And then Refined Popular said, 0.58

00:25:15 and I bet those companies are getting no bid,

00:25:17 minority-owned business contracts too.

00:25:19 Yeah.

00:25:19 So there's our free market we ordered.

00:25:22 Yeah, that's kind of a theme

00:25:23 we've been talking about a lot

00:25:24 because what was the Honda plant in Alabama

00:25:29 that got raided?

00:25:30 Yep.

00:25:30 And so Honda doesn't hire them.

00:25:34 Honda hires a temp agency.

00:25:36 And then the temp agency goes,

00:25:37 well, we're not a name brand like Honda.

00:25:39 we're just a local temp agency operating in the Southern US. So yeah, we're going to hire illegals. 0.99

00:25:44 And if we get caught, we'll fold this thing up. 1.00

00:25:47 Exactly. Exactly. And so none of the blowback lands on Honda, even though it should,

00:25:51 because they know, or they're turning a blind eye. And yeah, it's just, we're not really fair

00:25:56 or free market with all the international kind of co-conspirators.

00:26:02 Yeah. And then you notice too, like the results of this, our market is in pure capitalism. It's

00:26:08 not that great. And then people go, oh, this is capitalism failing. We need to try socialism.

00:26:13 We need to try something else. UBI. But it's not really capitalism. It's not really a free market.

00:26:20 All these problems are actually because it's not. Let's get into some taxes too, because

00:26:24 obviously with the free market. It's hand in hand. Taxes, it goes hand in hand. We're going to start

00:26:28 with some interesting points about who pays what in taxes. Yeah. What percentage of population pays

00:26:34 percent of income taxes white 59 percent pay 72 percent of taxes hispanic 19 percent pays 10

00:26:42 black 13 percent pays six percent asian six percent pays eight percent thank you asians 0.79

00:26:48 thank you you're with us uh other three percent pays four percent and that's just the mishmatch 0.98

00:26:53 of indians jews and whatever else we can't lump in so thank you jews i guess uh thank you jews 1.00

00:27:01 Yeah, they do. 1.00

00:27:02 They pay.

00:27:03 They outperform, of course.

00:27:05 Who pays income taxes?

00:27:07 The top 1% pays 40%.

00:27:09 The top 10% of taxpayers pay 72%.

00:27:13 Crazy.

00:27:14 Isn't that funny?

00:27:15 Like, shouldn't you see a number like that and be like, oh my.

00:27:19 Thank you.

00:27:20 Thank you to the top 10%.

00:27:22 You guys are doing everything.

00:27:23 Yeah, crazy.

00:27:24 But instead, it's like we need more because someone has like stock and they haven't sold it yet.

00:27:29 but they're, you haven't taxed that. Yeah. And then they'll say like, oh, they need to pay

00:27:33 their fair share. It's like, we're paying everything. Yeah. Yeah. It's already not fair.

00:27:38 And then I saw this Grok reply, which I thought was very interesting because it puts a dollar

00:27:42 amount for like all the EBT Americans we support. Yeah. And someone was asking because this data is

00:27:49 like that tweet we just read is more backed into data. Nobody really publishes by race or ethnicity.

00:27:55 So you kind of have to backdoor into it.

00:27:58 But Grok said, no official U.S. government net fiscal impact by race exists for the full population.

00:28:04 One 2012 analysis estimated a $426 billion burden in 2010, rising to $600 billion by 2035 under its assumptions, driven by higher attributed shares of welfare, education, health, and public safety spending relative to taxes paid,

00:28:22 Divided by 120 million employed white Americans, that implies roughly $5,000 per working white person annually.

00:28:31 But the figure depends on contested spending allocations and is not a consensus statistic.

00:28:36 So that's like more of a ballpark.

00:28:38 And I think it's worse.

00:28:39 Especially if you're going off of 2010 numbers and projecting forward, you can go off of 2020 through 2024, get some real numbers.

00:28:47 I bet it's worse.

00:28:48 So imagine us, normal people, show watchers, we're all paying five grand a year for people to have EBT.

00:28:55 For people to have EBT and then like hate you.

00:28:58 Yeah.

00:28:59 And not even be grateful for it.

00:29:00 That's one of the interesting things.

00:29:02 Like I know what I just said, like the top 1% pay whatever I said.

00:29:09 40%.

00:29:10 1% pays 40%.

00:29:11 And no thanks.

00:29:13 Nobody ever gets a thanks.

00:29:15 We want more.

00:29:16 Yeah. You get a lecture. You get like a racial hate thing. White people have no culture. It's like our culture. We're paying for you.

00:29:24 Yeah. Those are the reparations.

00:29:26 Yeah.

00:29:27 And then we have an interesting post here from some Democrats. They want to tax everybody even more, not just the rich.

00:29:35 Yeah. Certain Democrats might lose their minds over this, but we must recognize that people earning over $500,000 a year are wealthy.

00:29:42 People earning over $200,000 a year are wealthy.

00:29:45 If we want to have normal, rich country social policies, like low-cost or free child care, universal health care, we need these people to pay a little extra.

00:29:55 The middle class probably need to contribute a little more as well.

00:29:58 But they will definitely come out ahead when the improved health system and public services are accounted for.

00:30:03 Yeah, because of the health system.

00:30:05 Just like that California train and high-speed rail.

00:30:09 We have a free bus now full of all these people.

00:30:11 who are going to kill you, who we let out.

00:30:14 Yeah, and then someone replied to that and said,

00:30:16 the slippery slope is not a fallacy

00:30:18 and it should be considered more of a natural law

00:30:20 at this point. 0.95

00:30:21 We just want to tax the billionaires. 0.90

00:30:22 We just want to tax the wealthy.

00:30:24 We just want to tax people making 200K annually.

00:30:27 Meanwhile, foreign scammers take home 500K tax-free. 0.99

00:30:30 That's so true, especially after all the fraud 0.98

00:30:33 we've seen and exposed.

00:30:34 Like now's not the time to say,

00:30:36 hey, we need more money for public welfare services

00:30:39 and stuff.

00:30:40 For dream projects that will never materialize.

00:30:43 Yeah.

00:30:43 And then, you know, someone who's earning 500K, like four kids, you got to put every one of them through college.

00:30:52 Like I'm not worried about 500K people.

00:30:55 Yeah.

00:30:56 And I want our middle class people who are like high end to have a good life.

00:31:01 That's almost the only people who can live the American dream now.

00:31:04 Everyone's getting squeezed.

00:31:05 The 200K person is really not even in that good of a spot.

00:31:08 Yeah.

00:31:08 Like after it's all said and done, you pay for one kid's sports or, you know what I mean?

00:31:14 200K.

00:31:14 Private school, yeah. 0.97

00:31:15 Your wife stays home, 200K. 0.98

00:31:16 I think we can, honey.

00:31:18 But they need more to pay for the people on fentanyl than the illegal.

00:31:23 And then I pulled this off of Reddit.

00:31:24 This is a radiologist where people discuss their salaries.

00:31:28 And I think this was year to date.

00:31:30 I don't know when, but his gross pay was $772,000.

00:31:35 And this is like an end game job.

00:31:37 You go to medical school, you do your residency, you have a lot of lean years to get to this.

00:31:43 And then you're both paying off debt and then trying to start a family.

00:31:46 And paying off like a lot of debt, like over six figures of debt if you're a doctor.

00:31:50 Of course, of course.

00:31:52 So $772,000 gross pay.

00:31:55 Taxes and deductions, $364,000.

00:32:00 Take-home pay, $400,000.

00:32:03 Pay a little more, a little fair share.

00:32:05 It's a little fair share.

00:32:07 It's going to be 50-50 soon.

00:32:09 And 320 is pure employee taxes.

00:32:12 But like, what more do you want this guy to do?

00:32:16 And I don't know.

00:32:18 I want my radiologist to have a lake house.

00:32:21 I want him to be in a great mood. 1.00

00:32:22 I want my surgeon to have fucking a sick boat. 0.99

00:32:27 You know what I mean? 1.00

00:32:29 It's-

00:32:29 Otherwise, they need to make more money.

00:32:32 and it's like, yeah, we can do a surgery on you.

00:32:35 We can dig around in there and charge you for it.

00:32:36 That's what I'm saying.

00:32:37 I'll do an exploratory surgery, no problem.

00:32:39 Yeah.

00:32:40 Let me get you in at 6 a.m. 0.99

00:32:42 if he's fucking got gambling problems. 0.99

00:32:44 We'll do it right now. 0.99

00:32:45 But so like, and I just want to say like

00:32:48 these high earning W-2 type guys 0.99

00:32:51 or the, they're getting so fucked, it's unbelievable. 1.00

00:32:56 Yeah. 0.99

00:32:56 You work so hard and then you're paying $364,000

00:33:00 so that someone can steal money from the government?

00:33:04 So that someone can steal money

00:33:05 from a Minnesota state,

00:33:07 federally funded, state-administered program?

00:33:11 Crazy.

00:33:12 Also, last piece on this type of guy,

00:33:14 someone this high earning,

00:33:15 what do they see from their taxes?

00:33:18 What do they see?

00:33:20 The world has, America has gotten like 1.00

00:33:22 basically less safe, more scumbags around. 0.99

00:33:25 All right, I guess they use the roads to drive to work. 1.00

00:33:28 The schools suck. 0.92

00:33:29 Well, they'll pay for a private school or something. 1.00

00:33:32 They have to pay for a private school.

00:33:33 But someone paying $320,000.

00:33:36 I paid a high-ish tax rate last year because I sold some stock, and I could not imagine paying anything close to this.

00:33:45 Yeah.

00:33:46 Bad.

00:33:46 To get nothing.

00:33:47 To get nothing back. 1.00

00:33:49 To support all the migrants and the repeat offenders and people on Fent. 1.00

00:33:53 Yeah. 1.00

00:33:54 All right.

00:33:55 Nice country. 0.98

00:33:55 Let's move on to our migrant section. 0.99

00:33:57 That's where we're at now, right?

00:33:59 Yeah. Our first story, this Colorado state senator got in trouble for saying she only

00:34:04 wants to hire Muslims or North Africans. Yeah. Qualifications identify as a Muslim and or

00:34:10 as Middle Eastern, North African or South Asian. Isn't that who you wouldn't want to hire? 1.00

00:34:16 Well, her name is Iman Jodeh. So I think she wants to hire someone.

00:34:20 We got some North Africans in here. But are we at this point like where

00:34:24 the defenses. I didn't know you could not do that. And I'm your elected representative.

00:34:30 Yeah, that's where we're at. And that's like kind of what we're dealing with. And that's why I

00:34:33 always say with like voter fraud, voter integrity, little schemes and scams, we're going to be seeing

00:34:41 even more than that because a lot of these people don't know what the standards are in a nice

00:34:46 country like this. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty crazy. And then I just saw you would say, oh, brazen,

00:34:52 But she could have just not known.

00:34:54 And she's like, oh, I want to hire somebody.

00:34:56 And I'd like them to be Muslim.

00:34:57 Yeah.

00:34:59 Hey, white people have been facing lawsuits for 50 years because of stuff like this.

00:35:04 Did you just get here?

00:35:05 Oh, you did.

00:35:06 Great.

00:35:07 And then I saw that they were making Diwali or they're trying to make Diwali a federal holiday.

00:35:12 Yeah.

00:35:13 U.S. lawmaker introduced Bill to make Diwali a federal holiday.

00:35:16 And Diwali just passed.

00:35:18 And keep in mind, Easter is not even a federal holiday.

00:35:21 But that's a Sunday.

00:35:23 But Diwali was on Sunday this year.

00:35:24 Okay.

00:35:26 I mean, you know, it's a Sunday.

00:35:28 Easter Sunday.

00:35:30 And then there was a Diwali celebration,

00:35:32 and then this guy got his house burned down because of it.

00:35:35 The fireworks were quite loud.

00:35:36 My daughter came out of her room saying there was an orange glow in the backyard.

00:35:40 And I was like, oh, that's interesting.

00:35:41 And I looked out.

00:35:42 Like, that's obviously a fire.

00:35:43 And looked back out, confirmed that.

00:35:45 We got out of the house and called 911.

00:35:47 What are damages looking like?

00:35:49 Car, garage.

00:35:50 Car, garage.

00:35:51 There's some holes in the roof. 0.97

00:35:53 There's a hole in my daughter's bedroom roof.

00:35:55 The back of the house is pretty scorched.

00:35:58 Possibly some roof damage.

00:35:59 So stop the fireworks.

00:36:00 Increase the fines.

00:36:01 So there you go. 1.00

00:36:02 The Diwali celebration burned this guy's house down. 1.00

00:36:05 I'm sure they were reckless with how they were launching them 1.00

00:36:07 because where they come from, it doesn't matter.

00:36:09 Yeah, of course. 1.00

00:36:10 Just shoot them in the air. 1.00

00:36:10 Shoot some guns. 1.00

00:36:12 Yeah, and now his house is unlivable. 0.99

00:36:14 And what?

00:36:14 This guy can't say a slur?

00:36:16 Yeah.

00:36:16 Is that what you expect?

00:36:18 He was like getting, they were probably going to get him if he went a little further.

00:36:22 Like, oh, these people don't care about firework safety.

00:36:25 And of course, there's nothing wrong with that.

00:36:27 You know, he has to hinge constantly.

00:36:29 But yeah, I mean, we already covered the Diwali cow poop effigies and all the celebrations.

00:36:33 But seeing a guy's house burned down. 0.99

00:36:36 Because of some made up holiday.

00:36:38 New level.

00:36:39 Yep.

00:36:39 And then this one really annoyed me.

00:36:42 This is like kind of an undercover clip.

00:36:43 I found it online.

00:36:44 It only had 50 likes. 1.00

00:36:46 But this is a Texas children's park covered in trash because of the Indians. 1.00

00:36:50 Oh, it looks like a mix. 1.00

00:36:52 There's Muslims and Indians.

00:36:54 That's Texas. 1.00

00:36:55 A lot of head coverings.

00:36:57 And there's just trash all over the ground.

00:36:59 Yeah.

00:36:59 And then you see there's a couple American kids picking stuff up.

00:37:04 But if you go back to the beginning, there's just trash everywhere.

00:37:08 Yeah. 0.88

00:37:08 Look at the American kid. 0.96

00:37:10 It's like a beaver in a house where it kind of grabs stuff and starts trying to make a dam.

00:37:15 It's just natural to us, but not to the third world hordes.

00:37:20 And then the lady posts at the end, reminder, please keep the parks clean. 0.95

00:37:24 I don't think anyone's taking notes from your Instagram posts.

00:37:28 They can't even read.

00:37:29 They can't read English. 0.95

00:37:30 They're not reasoned with. 1.00

00:37:32 Enjoy the trash. 0.96

00:37:33 They eat a sandwich.

00:37:34 They throw the wrapper on the ground.

00:37:35 Yeah.

00:37:36 And then I saw this clip. 0.84

00:37:37 Hakeem Jeffries is going to spend your taxpayer dollars to bring deported DACA people back into America.

00:37:44 Some dozens of DACA recipients are among those already deported under this administration's immigration crackdown.

00:37:51 Would you support efforts to bring them back into the U.S.?

00:37:54 Certainly anyone, whether they are a citizen, whether they were here lawfully, whether they're DACA recipients who's been treated unfairly and unjustly by the administration,

00:38:05 We need to provide remedial assistance to them and undo the damage that's been done to the country, to law-abiding immigrant families, and to the American people over this last year.

00:38:18 There you go. 0.87

00:38:18 Going to basically spend taxpayer dollars to return deported DACA people.

00:38:23 And if you got deported in your DACA, you probably did crimes, have a couple felonies.

00:38:28 Remember the worst of the worst?

00:38:29 Yeah.

00:38:30 So that's who they're trying to bring back, spending money to bring the people back.

00:38:34 after spending the money to deport them.

00:38:35 And we've covered it.

00:38:37 Yeah, that'll solve the cost of living crisis.

00:38:40 And we've-

00:38:41 Finally got them out.

00:38:42 And we talked about it.

00:38:43 The same thing that the prosecutors did in Virginia

00:38:45 and in New York City

00:38:46 about downplaying any sort of DACA criminal charge,

00:38:51 charging them with a lesser crime.

00:38:53 And now if you got deported

00:38:55 because you got caught while we were protecting you,

00:38:57 now we'll bring you back.

00:38:59 Imagine getting deported and being like,

00:39:01 ah, they got me.

00:39:02 I had a good run.

00:39:03 What do Democrats think?

00:39:04 And then they knock, they start calling you and go, hey, we want to bring you back.

00:39:07 Is this a scam?

00:39:09 Is this a prank? 0.97

00:39:10 Crazy.

00:39:11 Yeah. 1.00

00:39:11 And I was going to make a joke about Democrats must think illegals are just like the best people, but they're just votes. 0.98

00:39:18 They don't even think of them as really good people.

00:39:21 You know, we need these guys back.

00:39:24 Who would you do that for?

00:39:26 I can't think of anyone.

00:39:27 A rocket scientist at the top of his game while you're in the space race.

00:39:30 Yeah, exactly.

00:39:32 No one's doing what we're doing.

00:39:33 So everyone's here already.

00:39:34 A Modelo DUI guy who needs to get back on our streets with low to no insurance coverage.

00:39:39 Yeah. 1.00

00:39:39 And his undocumented family's here. 1.00

00:39:41 He's got to come back to us. 0.96

00:39:42 And it's like, well, what if we just sent them to him?

00:39:45 Then I saw this. 0.56

00:39:46 Some migrants were trying to take horses onto a bus.

00:39:51 This was in Detroit.

00:39:54 And the horses were seen being loaded onto the bus.

00:39:58 What are these guys wearing?

00:40:00 What are these? 1.00

00:40:00 Mongolians? 0.99

00:40:02 I don't know. 1.00

00:40:03 They look black. 1.00

00:40:04 Maybe North Africans. 1.00

00:40:06 Maybe they're going to that Colorado state job internship. 1.00

00:40:09 This is a hood American thing to do, though. 1.00

00:40:11 It's a little bit of both, but these guys look like skinny Africans. 1.00

00:40:14 Yeah. 1.00

00:40:14 Let's fast forward.

00:40:15 Do they eventually get the horse on the bus?

00:40:17 Yeah.

00:40:17 There they go.

00:40:18 They get both horses on the bus, but then they take them off immediately after, I guess,

00:40:22 some.

00:40:23 I guess someone complained.

00:40:24 Yeah.

00:40:25 Yeah.

00:40:25 But people using the bus, you know, like, oh, yeah, we're going to do a free bus.

00:40:30 And that way families can commute to each other across the city. 1.00

00:40:35 Migrants are going to bring wildlife and livestock on the bus. 1.00

00:40:39 Yeah. 1.00

00:40:40 All right.

00:40:40 Let's get to our next story. 0.96

00:40:42 There was a trans Muslim hijacker that got caught. 0.93

00:40:47 Yeah.

00:40:47 I kind of missed this story, but let's just read the headline, right?

00:40:52 Yeah.

00:40:53 So this guy tried to hijack a plane, but it kind of was more of a, I guess, a freak out or something.

00:40:58 It wasn't like a planned hijacking.

00:41:00 But from the Daily Wire, it says,

00:41:02 the migrant accused of attempting to hijack a United Airlines flight this week

00:41:07 claimed to be transgender to get a fast pass into the U.S.,

00:41:11 real Daily Wire has learned.

00:41:13 His trans claim is what allowed the suspect to stay in the country

00:41:16 after two prior deportations. 0.98

00:41:18 So he said, I'm a trans Muslim terrorist. 0.98

00:41:22 And they go, well, you had us at trans. 0.99

00:41:24 Trans is enough, brother. Come on in.

00:41:26 You ready for me to sprinkle some on top?

00:41:27 He was also HIV positive and was an avid marijuana user.

00:41:32 You're exactly the type of guy we're looking for in Joe Biden's America.

00:41:36 We're looking to pay for your age treatments with taxpayer dollars.

00:41:41 It's a sentence you've never heard. 0.99

00:41:43 Migrant attempting hijack claimed he was trans.

00:41:47 And it's so weird because it's almost like a sommelier can be like,

00:41:51 the notes, this was during a drought year.

00:41:54 You can kind of back into when this happened.

00:41:57 it's like wow he's a trans migrant hijacker hmm this is reminding me of mid joe biden term 1.00

00:42:06 you know like where trans is important somehow to come into our country get fucked this is 2021 0.99

00:42:12 no 2022 close you know there's only one really narrow set of years where this type of thing 0.99

00:42:18 could have happened yeah all right let's go abroad uh migrants next uh i saw this clip this is crazy

00:42:25 This is at the Canary Islands.

00:42:27 French Red Cross women are welcoming migrants into the Canary Islands.

00:42:45 That woman in the Red Cross t-shirt was kind to me.

00:42:50 Now I won't rape or kill anyone.

00:42:53 And there's an interesting point where, like, obviously for these women, if they don't have children, the migrants kind of fill that void and the migrants become their children. 0.81

00:43:02 Same IQ. 0.91

00:43:03 But then, yeah. 1.00

00:43:04 But then when you do have children, you're going to want those migrants to fuck away from them. 1.00

00:43:09 Yeah. 1.00

00:43:09 So it goes both ways.

00:43:11 It starts one way. 1.00

00:43:12 And when you do have kids and they have to walk around your neighborhood and there's Somalians there, it probably feels a little different. 1.00

00:43:18 Yeah. 1.00

00:43:18 All right. 1.00

00:43:19 But let's get – and then also that – those like were girls. 0.99

00:43:24 Yeah. 0.99

00:43:24 Those were girls with a job that's like a volunteer-adjacent Red Cross job.

00:43:29 And they think that they're helping and it's kind and empathetic.

00:43:34 But they're really like human trafficking third-world rapey bioweapons into the country.

00:43:40 Absolutely.

00:43:40 So it's like it's human trafficking like violent people that are going to destroy your culture.

00:43:44 But also, you're just a girl. 0.75

00:43:47 You're just a girl with a job. 0.99

00:43:49 Yeah.

00:43:49 Yeah, it's very interesting because when you want to help and you will never see the second order effects of like who these people are neighbors with or you'll never meet the victims of their crime or you'll never match their face to the face mugshot picture after the heinous knife attack.

00:44:08 I don't know.

00:44:09 No accountability.

00:44:10 None.

00:44:11 But it feels good and you're doing the right things.

00:44:13 It feels good.

00:44:14 Didn't we used to have things where like you needed someone to vouch for you when you were coming into the country?

00:44:19 I know that when people – I remember when I used to watch 90 Day Fiancé.

00:44:24 You remember?

00:44:25 90 Day Fiancé.

00:44:26 There was like a thing you had to sign when you were bringing someone in that if you got divorced and this person took welfare, you would have to like pay for it.

00:44:34 Oh, yeah, yeah.

00:44:35 You would owe money if they had to take welfare and it went wrong.

00:44:38 Long gone.

00:44:39 And now it's nothing.

00:44:40 Yeah.

00:44:40 No one anywhere is accountable.

00:44:42 Yeah. 1.00

00:44:42 Just as many military-aged Africans as you can get. 1.00

00:44:46 Yeah. 1.00

00:44:46 Let's go to our last clip in our migrant section.

00:44:48 this was a situation in europe uh these guys are on a train and look what this migrant does

00:44:54 and then watch what he pulls out once things start to escalate

00:44:58 Hey!

00:45:08 Why are you gonna touch me?

00:45:13 Why did you touch him?

00:45:15 You want to touch him?

00:45:17 Not to ParigodMER2020

00:45:20 Do not touch him

00:45:22 And we can fast forward when he gets off.

00:45:33 We have him here.

00:45:34 He pulls out a knife.

00:45:35 Some sort of little knife. 0.98

00:45:37 And that's Italy.

00:45:39 And he hides it.

00:45:40 He pulls out the knife and he's kind of concealing it,

00:45:41 which is like the correct way to use a knife is the person doesn't know you have it. 0.99

00:45:45 And then you just stick him in the neck.

00:45:47 But you see how he basically started a conflict 1.00

00:45:50 and then was willing to escalate to kill someone with a knife over it.

00:45:55 Yeah.

00:45:55 And nothing even happened.

00:45:56 All he did was, like, be rude to somebody, and he started it.

00:46:00 That's who they bring.

00:46:01 These are important people.

00:46:02 Instigators.

00:46:03 It's like negotiating with a hyena.

00:46:06 Yeah.

00:46:06 You know?

00:46:06 He's got no reason.

00:46:08 All right. 1.00

00:46:08 Well, that's the end of our migrant section.

00:46:09 Moving on to the final page of housekeeping, where I can say whatever I want.

00:46:12 Use the opportunity to go to the post.

00:46:14 Help us juice the algo.

00:46:15 You guys know what to do.

00:46:16 Fill the P.O. box.

00:46:17 Same old stuff.

00:46:18 Not going to go into it.

00:46:19 All right.

00:46:20 I want to do one story in the final page of housekeeping that actually is very compelling.

00:46:25 Okay.

00:46:26 Apparently, Jeffrey Epstein was seen at a restaurant in Brazil, and then they put into AI facial recognition how much of a match it was, and it was a pretty full match.

00:46:37 And they also put into AI, is this an AI image?

00:46:42 And AI said no.

00:46:43 So can you read that, please?

00:46:44 Epstein was spotted in Brazil a few days ago on November 6th in Rio de Janeiro in a Saturday night at a dinner bar.

00:46:52 I'm guessing this person doesn't speak English.

00:46:54 Some people used facial recognition software and made a report, and it came out moderately positive.

00:46:59 He's just living his life as usual.

00:47:00 And there's the original picture.

00:47:02 Here's the facial geometry comparison report.

00:47:04 There's the report.

00:47:06 And then we have a video from this kid who broke it down.

00:47:08 He did a really good job.

00:47:09 We're going to play it at like 1.25 speed just for time.

00:47:13 but listen to all the points this kid makes.

00:47:16 I'm really not joking.

00:47:17 This could be real.

00:47:19 Epstein was recently spotted in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

00:47:21 and it's currently passing all AI detectors.

00:47:23 A man posted a 4chan claiming he was out

00:47:25 with his wife at a bar

00:47:26 and seen a man who looked oddly similar to Epstein.

00:47:29 So he snapped a picture.

00:47:30 This is the patio at the entryway

00:47:31 to a restaurant called Hoa Quinn

00:47:32 and the current menu matches the 4chan poster's photo 100%.

00:47:36 Also the exit data from this image

00:47:38 is matching the exact location.

00:47:39 And just recently the 4chan post has now been removed.

00:47:41 now here's where everything ties together epstein has a brazilian id and it was used in the state

00:47:45 owned payment processor called pix pix was created after epstein died pix launched november 2020 and

00:47:51 epstein died august 2019 you can't just automatically have a pix account the user needs authorization

00:47:56 for the pix key so he had features added to his brazilian bank account after his death epstein

00:48:01 bought a property in sao paulo brazil in case he ever had to escape we know this because there was

00:48:05 an email in the files that said quote unquote what if i get caught the third country listed to escape

00:48:10 to is brazil let's keep going rusty shackleford who we came to find out was john mcafee playing

00:48:15 anonymous would regularly fly his drones onto epstein's island and upload the footage to youtube

00:48:19 well on august 30th three weeks after epstein's death rusty was roaming the island with his drone

00:48:24 and he spotted epstein talking to one of his island workers to verify the footage for you

00:48:27 here's the facebook of the employee epstein was talking to here he is holding a rifle then a pic

00:48:32 of him on a four-wheeler also here's his old wage and then a picture of his office i removed his

00:48:36 his name for confidentiality. Most of the rest of the uploads are scrubbed now, but here's the time

00:48:40 he caught the FBI collecting evidence. Is this what ultimately led to McAfee's death? Just two

00:48:44 days before Epstein died, he signed his will and listed his $500 million estate to fall to his

00:48:48 brother Mark Epstein upon his death via a trust. That's pretty compelling. Yeah, with a gambling

00:48:53 ad in there too. Yeah, we cut that out. Okay. But yeah, that was pretty compelling, especially when

00:48:58 Epstein in those emails said the three countries to escape to, what was it? Israel, Brazil, and

00:49:04 Germany. And then maybe he's there right now. And obviously Epstein didn't kill himself is the

00:49:11 meme, but wasn't that kind of compelling? I don't know. If everything was true,

00:49:16 like it's not AI in the restaurant with the data at the restaurant, and he would go to Brazil and

00:49:22 he had activity in a Brazilian bank account after his death, that would be compelling that he's

00:49:26 alive and that was him. Yeah, I guess. All right. I just can't fact check or even

00:49:32 appropriately what about vibes wise what about uh vibes that feel right vibes wise no it feels

00:49:37 like Mossad would have killed like if you were going conspiracy then Mossad killed Jeffrey Epstein

00:49:42 to keep him his mouth shut interesting that would be my most like Occam's razor conspiracy of it 0.64

00:49:49 but what if you're so he's burned he's useless to you now make him go away but what if what if

00:49:54 you're so deep and in on it that they're like all friends and they're not going to kill you they're

00:49:59 just going to let you do a witness protection type life yeah that would be that would be nice brazil's

00:50:03 may be fun all right well that is the end of our final page now moving on to cringe of the week

00:50:08 all right cringe of the week our first clip how are you

00:50:15 our first clip of cringe of the week is those trans boudoir photos i promised you

00:50:21 have you seen boudoir photos of a trans woman before apparently most people have not so let's

00:50:26 changed that. At her session last year, she described herself as feeling pretty broken,

00:50:30 and her photo shoot was a way to reconnect with her sense of self. When we talked about her ideas

00:50:34 for this session, she said, I'm not broken anymore. She wanted pictures that would capture

00:50:38 this acceptance and joy and love for herself. Incredible energy to bring into a session.

00:50:43 I love how ethereal the light is in this picture. Her beautiful smile feels so bright. Close up with

00:50:49 The curve is in light and shadow in this one.

00:50:54 She loves drama.

00:50:55 The drama of this train is just incredible.

00:50:58 Nikki's style is a little more glam than the average client I work with.

00:51:02 With the gold glittery background, it feels sparkly and happy and joyful.

00:51:07 Nikki, I am so proud of the pictures we made together.

00:51:10 Honestly, it's such a- 1.00

00:51:11 So, you know, I was looking for an opportunity to make fun of some trans folks like usual. 1.00

00:51:16 Oh, yeah. 1.00

00:51:16 but I really have nothing to say about that because Nikki obviously looks like

00:51:21 she's fallen into her authentic self and she's a hundred percent her and she's

00:51:25 strong and powerful and she feels it.

00:51:27 So nothing I could even say would bring her down because she's operating at

00:51:32 a hundred percent authenticity.

00:51:33 That's so true.

00:51:35 So if someone was operating at a hundred percent authenticity,

00:51:37 anything we said wouldn't matter or make an impact at all.

00:51:41 No notes.

00:51:41 Yeah.

00:51:42 Nice job.

00:51:42 Nick,

00:51:43 Nikki was Nikki,

00:51:44 Nikki,

00:51:44 very glam.

00:51:45 And, yeah, I was more taken back by how well this photographer was able to market a visible man prancing around in dresses.

00:51:54 Very ethereal and glam.

00:51:57 Yeah, you take the picture and you go, ethereal.

00:51:59 Looks good. 0.62

00:52:01 What a nut.

00:52:02 Yeah. 0.96

00:52:03 What a gaslighting nut.

00:52:05 I wouldn't choose those words.

00:52:06 I would choose words like insidious and haunting maybe instead of glam.

00:52:11 Best we can do.

00:52:12 Yeah, yeah.

00:52:13 I was like, you're a guy with a five o'clock shadow with glam makeup and a dress.

00:52:18 Best we could do.

00:52:19 Best we could do, Nikki.

00:52:21 Yeah.

00:52:21 Pretty good. 1.00

00:52:22 Congrats to Nikki.

00:52:23 You're doing great.

00:52:24 Yeah. 0.93

00:52:25 And then notice how even when you do a trans person doing like their happy, confident photo shoot, it's like she had this little sentence about how I was coming from a really dark place. 0.89

00:52:40 Like there are some dark clouds or something. 0.53

00:52:42 and now I finally accepted myself.

00:52:43 It's like, no, you didn't.

00:52:44 That darkness, that lives in you.

00:52:46 That's why you did it.

00:52:47 That's why you did the thing.

00:52:49 And I deleted all the files off,

00:52:50 well, most of the files off the laptop,

00:52:52 except some of the good ones.

00:52:54 But yeah, dark place.

00:52:56 You know what that means.

00:52:56 Check the laptop.

00:52:58 All right, let's get to our next clip. 1.00

00:52:59 This man is cosplaying as a French maid 0.99

00:53:02 for some sexual gratification. 0.99

00:53:04 Thank you so much, princess, 1.00

00:53:06 for making me your little bitch 1.00

00:53:07 and letting me serve and clean for you. 1.00

00:53:10 I'm so thrilled.

00:53:12 and honored that I get to serve you, and I hope that you're amused.

00:53:17 I'm very amused.

00:53:18 Look at all this trash you've cleaned up.

00:53:22 Thank you so much, Princess.

00:53:25 Hey, Dad.

00:53:27 Surprise.

00:53:27 I'm home a day early from college.

00:53:29 I'm walking to the door right now.

00:53:31 Oh, what's that sound coming from the basement?

00:53:33 Surprise, Dad.

00:53:36 Yeah, yeah.

00:53:38 So I don't know. 0.97

00:53:38 This guy jerks off to this later? 0.99

00:53:42 I think he likes not jerking off to it, believe it or not. 0.99

00:53:46 It doesn't make sense to me.

00:53:48 I don't get some fetishes I really don't get.

00:53:51 But yeah, my piece for this is I was going to say there's a world where a guy like this with a domineering female manager, you could underpay him and he might be the best employee ever. 0.99

00:54:03 But you kind of got to like let the fetish shit play out a little bit. 1.00

00:54:06 You got to give them like a busty supervisor who's in charge of him. 0.99

00:54:10 That's what I'm saying. 0.99

00:54:11 A domineering, busty supervisor.

00:54:12 And then you pay this guy a 60 grand salary and you get 200 grand worth of work from him.

00:54:17 Yeah. 1.00

00:54:17 And it's like, little bitch, I'm going to need you to come in on Saturday. 1.00

00:54:19 And it's like, yes, princess. 0.99

00:54:21 There's a world where we can put this to use and it's not just, 0.98

00:54:24 but then I guess he's always jerking off later. 0.98

00:54:26 Later. 0.99

00:54:27 Okay.

00:54:28 Outside of work.

00:54:29 But then it's like, you got to be in on it.

00:54:31 He's got to be on it.

00:54:31 And the manager's got to be on it.

00:54:33 You all have a vow of silence that this never makes it past HR.

00:54:36 He could be a good worker.

00:54:37 I don't know.

00:54:38 Keeping the business afloat.

00:54:39 Yeah. 1.00

00:54:40 Hey, little bitch. 1.00

00:54:42 Hey, little princesses, little bitch. 1.00

00:54:43 We're going to need you to learn Python. 1.00

00:54:45 You're going to have to recode this whole thing.

00:54:48 Okay, I can do that.

00:54:49 It might be 10 weekends in a row.

00:54:51 I can do that, princess.

00:54:52 Yeah.

00:54:53 That's actually a great idea.

00:54:54 I don't know.

00:54:55 We've got to be hiring these guys.

00:54:56 That's what I'm saying.

00:54:58 Basically, remember when we were talking about that roofer who was defending the right?

00:55:02 These guys are just as American as you, but I don't pay them American wages.

00:55:05 This is kind of a similar thing, but with no illegal labor.

00:55:09 Just fetish labor.

00:55:10 The answer to the illegal labor problem is fetish labor.

00:55:14 Fetish American labor, yeah. 1.00

00:55:15 Put them to work. 1.00

00:55:17 All right, this next clip, I don't have a ton for it.

00:55:19 I just saw it and kind of had my mind blown. 0.86

00:55:21 But these women are talking about how they talk about their period at Congress.

00:55:26 But anyways, in the course of trying to get this bill passed,

00:55:28 I became the first person in House history to talk about my own period on the House bill.

00:55:32 I love that, though.

00:55:33 like that's those the kinds of things that we should be normalized in politics like how does

00:55:41 a period work correct if we're gonna make decisions about reproductive rights we should

00:55:46 probably understand how these things work that's the thing and like it sounds that's enough i was

00:55:51 the first person to like waste everyone's time yeah and like if you look at what's going on in 0.72

00:55:56 the country it actually is a perfect microcosm of it where we have 150 million somalis here 0.96

00:56:03 all the criminals are let out of jail and then the girls are in charge and have been voted into 0.91

00:56:09 power positions and are talking about their period yeah and they're mad at us the people who are

00:56:14 trying to stop the repeat offenders the illegal immigration trying to deport people they're 0.99

00:56:18 against us because they are talking about their period it's actually like fucked up it's actually 0.98

00:56:24 sick it's it's mind-numbing and unbelievable how much people in positions of relative power i don't 0.99

00:56:31 know who those women were they might have been like from the state house or something a state 0.87

00:56:35 congress but it's unbelievable how much time they waste on stuff that's like a pet project or 0.99

00:56:41 doesn't matter and that goes for both sides the fucking uh ballroom the white house ballroom you 0.98

00:56:46 know like come on everyone's bandwidth is being absolutely squandered on side and vanity projects 0.98

00:56:52 Yeah. And then when you talk about your period, you're like, oh, I'm doing good.

00:56:56 Let's get a podcast going on this.

00:56:58 All right. Next, this guy is telling his baby some pretty untrue facts about men and women.

00:57:05 It would be unsafe for girls to compete against men or trans women is absolutely ridiculous. 0.98

00:57:09 When some states just passed some transphobic laws that would require to check what's in your shorts before you can play sports. 0.98

00:57:15 Trans people competing in sports do not pose any threat.

00:57:18 There's no science or measurement to support this.

00:57:20 Secondly, it just puts cis girls at risk from predatory behavior. 0.96

00:57:24 You're telling me some sports body is going to check girls' vaginas and that's not going to lead to rampant sexual assault? 0.99

00:57:29 You've got to be effing kidding me. 0.99

00:57:31 And listen to me very carefully when I tell you this.

00:57:33 There is no person in the world, boy, girl, woman, man, trans person, that you cannot out-compete in any sport.

00:57:40 All right.

00:57:42 I heard you kind of sentence the people up for failure here.

00:57:45 And isn't this guy the uncle?

00:57:48 You said, I think he might be the uncle.

00:57:50 His social media might be like your caring uncle or something.

00:57:54 So he's using his sister's kid or something for this.

00:57:57 Possibly.

00:57:57 I don't know.

00:57:58 That's pretty dark. 1.00

00:58:00 And then just telling a baby like the wrong shit. 1.00

00:58:04 He's waiting for a peer reviewed study to see if a six foot three man can do any damage to a woman. 0.99

00:58:10 As long as you put your heart and soul into your hard work, you can tackle Scadaboo in the A-gap.

00:58:16 Yeah.

00:58:16 Yeah. 1.00

00:58:17 It's like telling a Chinese person, work your hardest and you'll beat all the Kenyans in the long distance races. 1.00

00:58:23 You're not going to beat the Kenyans. 1.00

00:58:25 Crazy. 1.00

00:58:25 They're just built for that shit. 1.00

00:58:27 Yeah. 1.00

00:58:27 So good.

00:58:28 And I actually found a clip that kind of debunks what he was saying in like 10 seconds. 1.00

00:58:32 Definitely pee like a girl. 1.00

00:58:34 And you know, and you know, it is the best one. 1.00

00:58:35 You want to use an arm wrestle?

00:58:37 No, I don't.

00:58:38 I don't.

00:58:38 No, I'm not doing it.

00:58:39 No, do it.

00:58:40 No, it is the best one.

00:58:40 I'm kidding.

00:58:44 Keep your elbow down.

00:58:45 Three, two, one, go.

00:58:47 all right can you oh my god yeah

00:58:51 so the little like what eight nine year old beats his college-age sister in an arm wrestle

00:59:02 but you could do anything it's just she didn't work hard enough at it or something yeah no not

00:59:06 even puberty yet um all right let's go to our next story this uh substitute teacher is accusing

00:59:13 this other teacher of racism because he asked who are you and what are you doing here because

00:59:17 he didn't look familiar he's never seen him before you're who what's your name what's your

00:59:24 name sir dad is he a son what's your name okay yeah okay what's your name though yeah what's

00:59:33 your name what's your hair okay are you standing behind me using the bathroom because i don't know

00:59:39 who you are so that's weird though you couldn't wait until i came out the stall

00:59:43 he was standing behind me while i was using the bathroom

00:59:52 you couldn't have the door closed no i was there by myself he couldn't wait till i came out the

00:59:57 stall he wasn't sure if he was yeah okay but still why would he stand behind me while i'm

01:00:03 using the bathroom y'all don't think that's crazy i think he was probably waiting to see if you were

01:00:10 i don't understand what happened what happened i was using the bathroom he's standing behind me

01:00:14 watching me i'm not a man but don't men usually aren't you in the bathroom together okay but he's

01:00:19 standing dead behind me while i'm using the bathroom this is a person that works here he's

01:00:24 a professional he is not somebody that we question like this we don't treat people like this

01:00:27 I was just asking.

01:00:29 He was like, he's verifying.

01:00:31 He was verifying.

01:00:32 So, yeah, I don't think that's weird.

01:00:34 A teacher standing behind another teacher?

01:00:38 Aren't you another teacher?

01:00:39 Yes, but still, I don't think that's crazy.

01:00:42 I do not think that is.

01:00:43 I mean, I'm in the bathroom with other individuals all the time.

01:00:47 So, believe it or not, this goes on for like another several minutes.

01:00:51 Crazy.

01:00:52 Yeah.

01:00:52 And he could have just resolved it with, oh, yeah, I'm Mr. Johnson.

01:00:55 And I'm substituting for Miss Mary's class today.

01:00:58 Nice to meet you.

01:00:59 But instead it was a, this is weird.

01:01:01 I'm going to pull out my phone.

01:01:03 Y'all think this is weird too?

01:01:07 And the guy got a little skittish.

01:01:09 You're doing the right thing.

01:01:10 Believe it or not, it's kind of a sensitive topic.

01:01:12 Unknown adults in like a school.

01:01:14 Yeah.

01:01:14 I don't know if you've ever watched the news for the past 25 years. 0.57

01:01:17 But apparently this other teacher is a vile racist who just couldn't let the racism not spew out today. 1.00

01:01:24 And he's also a pervert. 1.00

01:01:25 He was trying to look at your dick. 1.00

01:01:27 Like, I feel bad because this guy was kind of on his heels after he's being recorded. 0.99

01:01:33 It's like, that's the time when you go like, no, why are you recording me?

01:01:36 This is totally normal.

01:01:37 Are you a sub?

01:01:38 Yes.

01:01:38 Okay.

01:01:39 And then I was standing too close to you in the bathroom?

01:01:41 Okay, I won't do that again, I guess.

01:01:43 Yeah.

01:01:44 But nothing sexual.

01:01:46 I'm not losing my job over you.

01:01:47 And then someone, pub on Twitter said, black substitute teacher can't understand how his first day might mean people don't recognize him.

01:01:56 And of course, would ask who he is in a bathroom primarily used by children.

01:02:00 Doesn't understand how a high-trust society works.

01:02:02 He's a teacher that makes the F sound for the TH sound and says ax instead of ask.

01:02:09 The white male teacher has to defer to his female coworkers because of the oppression totem pole standings.

01:02:14 Help me out here. 1.00

01:02:15 Guys, you're ladies.

01:02:16 I'm making a black man offended somehow. 1.00

01:02:19 I need you ladies to help me out. 1.00

01:02:20 Yeah, and then causing a scene in the hallway. 1.00

01:02:24 You're a sub who's like maybe trying to work at a place. 0.99

01:02:27 And now like seven teachers who all happen to stumble across this are like, yeah, that's the fucking antisocial guy. 0.99

01:02:35 You know? 1.00

01:02:37 Yeah, fuck that guy who was near you in the bathroom. 1.00

01:02:40 What do you think happens, man? 1.00

01:02:41 People that – welcome to earth.

01:02:43 Hello, welcome to earth. 1.00

01:02:44 But there's just like the common theme we've seen where you can't really ask a black person anything. 1.00

01:02:51 Anything.

01:02:52 Anything at all.

01:02:53 I was going to say, I'm sure they're not fun to pull over.

01:02:56 Like, oh, you were doing 55 in a 45.

01:02:59 What? 0.99

01:02:59 I wasn't doing shit. 0.98

01:03:00 It's like, well, we have all the body cam of that too. 0.98

01:03:03 And a common thread I've seen with a lot of the urban types, when they're confronted on something or when they're asked something, they default to that.

01:03:11 This is weird.

01:03:12 This is weird.

01:03:14 and they can't get over that.

01:03:16 Yeah.

01:03:16 They can't get over that someone

01:03:17 is trying to communicate to you

01:03:19 with a goal in mind.

01:03:21 Verify your identity

01:03:22 and your ability to be in this bathroom.

01:03:24 It had to be weird.

01:03:25 This is weird.

01:03:26 I'm confused.

01:03:28 It's so true.

01:03:29 And also we realize with all these clips 1.00

01:03:32 that like what black people are looking for, 1.00

01:03:34 obviously they talk about racism 0.99

01:03:35 and everything so much

01:03:37 and you'd think they're looking just for equality.

01:03:40 Like, oh, they just want to be treated

01:03:41 like everyone else.

01:03:42 they wanted to be treated better than everyone else because that would be everyone else like 0.71

01:03:46 hey who are you regardless of your chinese black white who is this guy in the bathroom

01:03:50 yeah that would be being treated like everyone else number one goal is protect the kids who's

01:03:54 this yeah but that's not allowed you got to have more respect respect on my name but you don't know

01:04:00 my name and that's why you're talking to me yeah exactly all right let's go to our last clip uh 1.00

01:04:05 this woman is an accounting major or no no this woman is an accountant and she doesn't know basic

01:04:11 math did you go to college yes i did what was your major accounting two percent of a hundred

01:04:17 dollars ah two percent of a hundred dollars it's two i gotta do the

01:04:23 the math what is that eight eight there you go okay good stuff so i was accounting major what

01:04:31 is roi oh roi is what is roi don't interest there we go good stuff eight percent of a hundred

01:04:39 8% of $100

01:04:42 So that's 8 in the

01:04:43 That goes at one time

01:04:46 8% of $100

01:04:49 I know, I'm going into it

01:04:51 I'm trying to do the deductions

01:04:52 8, 100

01:04:54 That goes at one time

01:04:57 And then there's

01:04:59 2 left over, that's 20

01:05:01 8 in the 20

01:05:02 What is 8% of $100?

01:05:06 $12

01:05:07 That is correct

01:05:08 And I kind of have an idea for a situation like this.

01:05:12 Let me cook a little bit here.

01:05:14 You hire that person as your accountant.

01:05:16 You pay a very low amount of taxes.

01:05:20 You do tax fraud, basically.

01:05:22 You submit it through her, and you hope no one ever comes knocking.

01:05:27 And if so, great.

01:05:28 You paid a really low amount of taxes. 1.00

01:05:30 If they do come knocking and they interview your accountant who did your taxes, she's retarded. 1.00

01:05:35 And you go, oh, this lady is retarded. 1.00

01:05:38 That's what happened. 1.00

01:05:39 Dude.

01:05:40 You almost just blame it on her. 0.90

01:05:41 And that's like if they come back around.

01:05:43 So maybe three out of 10 chance you get audited. 1.00

01:05:46 And then when they do start auditing, they'll see, oh, this woman's retarded. 1.00

01:05:50 That's who messed up the taxes. 1.00

01:05:52 Yeah. 0.94

01:05:52 The word for it, incompetent human shield fall guy. 0.98

01:05:56 Yeah. 0.97

01:05:57 So you start running an office. 0.84

01:05:59 You get her in accounting.

01:06:01 But you do all the accounting.

01:06:03 Then you commit the tax fraud basically.

01:06:05 Have her sign it.

01:06:06 and then your workhorse is the fetish guy from earlier 1.00

01:06:09 and the domineering woman boss,

01:06:13 this is like printing money. 1.00

01:06:15 We got something.

01:06:16 If you're looking to scam,

01:06:17 if you've given up on all right-wing politics

01:06:18 and you're looking to scam, follow this formula.

01:06:21 This is 2026 capitalism, baby. 0.74

01:06:23 Urban decay, incompetent fall guy accountant 1.00

01:06:26 and sex slave worker. 1.00

01:06:29 It's our last hope. 1.00

01:06:30 This is, that's good.

01:06:31 And then fent guys outside, keeping a lookout.

01:06:34 Yeah.

01:06:35 What can we do with the drug addicts?

01:06:36 Yeah.

01:06:36 What can we do with the homeless? 0.96

01:06:38 Ooh, get the homeless outside of your competitor.

01:06:40 Now we're talking. 1.00

01:06:42 Funnel everyone to us.

01:06:43 All of a sudden, all these things that are-

01:06:45 It's not hard.

01:06:45 Yeah.

01:06:46 All these things that used to hurt you are not working for you.

01:06:48 There's opportunities everywhere.

01:06:49 You just need to know how to find them.

01:06:51 All right.

01:06:51 Well, that's the end of cringe.

01:06:52 Now moving on to Urban Decay.

01:06:56 All right.

01:06:56 Urban Decay.

01:06:58 Our first clip is some kids looking for another kid, and this is how they approach the person's

01:07:03 house.

01:07:04 Who are y'all looking for?

01:07:06 Who are y'all looking for? 0.90

01:07:08 Man, who the hell is y'all?

01:07:10 Y'all be looking for juju clothes 0.94

01:07:12 Looking for who?

01:07:14 Hey, back up off my porch like that

01:07:16 Back up off my porch

01:07:18 Get your hand out your bag, man

01:07:20 Tell him to come outside right now

01:07:24 Hey, get up off my porch, man

01:07:26 Hey, get off my porch, bro 0.81

01:07:28 Hey, get up off my porch, bro

01:07:30 I don't care what you got in your bag

01:07:32 to fight Juju. Where your daddy at? When you fight Juju, go get your daddy. Which one of y'all

01:07:37 want to fight him? You put your, take your hand out your bag though. Get off my porch. Go wait in

01:07:43 the front of y'all. Put your bags down. Put your bags down. Okay, well put your bag down.

01:07:48 All right, go right there. Wait right there by the basketball girl. He gonna come out. He gonna fight 0.73

01:07:52 It's a sketch. It probably is. It probably is. And this is what these, that's, it's like based

01:07:59 on real life though i don't and you have the sheisty and maybe the gun in your bag and the

01:08:04 sketch is just that we're doing it as a joke this time yeah but but that is how it would look and

01:08:10 that is what we're up to yeah that's pretty bad good culture and that type that like 14 year old 1.00

01:08:17 skinny black teen with the sheisty and a gun in his bag is probably my least favorite type of 0.99

01:08:22 american yes that's like my number one least last person you want to see walking down the road at 1.00

01:08:28 night yeah i've never uh look over my shoulder for the fake gen z disabled girls you know what 0.90

01:08:34 i mean like even white guys yeah even them i can understand or or frat guys yeah all right let's 0.94

01:08:40 get to our next clip uh this family is showing off their guns but what do you guys notice when

01:08:45 you look closely hey this is the crosby family and this is our favorite guns i got two favorite

01:08:50 guns i came between the uzi and the techno man my favorite gun is the glock 17 my favorite gun is

01:08:57 the 4.5. My favorite gun is black. You already know I'm working with the 300 blackout. I don't

01:09:03 know about y'all, but my favorite gun is the Desert Eagle. Who, me? I like the real gun.

01:09:09 I already know. I like to let that motherfucker sing like Drake. My favorite gun is the Draco. 1.00

01:09:15 So some of those guns are my favorite guns too. The Draco, the Tech-9, the Uzi. Those are all cool

01:09:21 guns, of course, but if you look closely, every single kid has their finger on the trigger and

01:09:26 then the kid in the back is like swinging the gun around everyone's got their finger on the trigger

01:09:31 no that's with the dad in the house yeah yeah yeah that was that lesson was skipped completely

01:09:37 so yeah even and then what is this where are they where are they i think they're in there

01:09:43 outside their apartment or outside their house on their front steps okay i can't tell but yeah

01:09:47 everybody no trigger discipline not even the first lesson but you know for social media we can go

01:09:53 sound off.

01:09:55 Yeah.

01:09:55 My favorite gun.

01:09:56 Now remember, son,

01:09:57 when you see your ops,

01:09:59 you point the gun

01:10:00 in the general direction

01:10:01 and then blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:10:03 No, son.

01:10:04 It turns it sideways.

01:10:06 Or, yeah,

01:10:06 hey,

01:10:07 if you ever feel

01:10:08 like you're in danger,

01:10:09 start brandishing.

01:10:11 You know,

01:10:11 the lessons.

01:10:12 Those are the lessons.

01:10:13 All right.

01:10:13 If someone disrespects you,

01:10:15 forgets your sauce

01:10:17 at McDonald's,

01:10:18 they get in your face,

01:10:19 you know,

01:10:20 like the opposite

01:10:20 where it's like

01:10:21 the last resort

01:10:22 it's the gun. You only use it if it's

01:10:24 a true self-defense scenario based on what

01:10:26 I taught you. Always be escalating

01:10:28 the situation. Because you got a gun.

01:10:30 So if anything happens, you're going to be good.

01:10:33 Then you get caught, they'll let you out.

01:10:35 Yes. That lesson is a good one.

01:10:37 That one actually is the truth.

01:10:39 They'll give you a slap on the rest. Up until

01:10:40 18, you guys are good to do it. Your first couple charges,

01:10:42 they'll plead you down. That's

01:10:44 nothing. Alright, this clip, I didn't

01:10:46 really know what to do with it. I just thought it was a

01:10:48 unique clip. This is from New York City. This guy

01:10:50 is selling loose fire extinguishers this is the most new york shit ever this nigga is selling 1.00

01:10:57 fire extinguishers what's up yo how much is that ten dollars ten dollars for a fire extinguisher 0.99

01:11:04 bro where you get these from come on man you asked too many questions man that's too big

01:11:10 this is the most only thing you're supposed to be asking is how much and do you want to buy

01:11:15 Yes or no?

01:11:16 Yo, this is the most gazing.

01:11:18 Don't put me on blast, man.

01:11:21 Ten bucks.

01:11:21 That's a good deal, though.

01:11:23 Yeah, and I'm guessing what?

01:11:24 He got access or here's my guess.

01:11:28 Do you have any ideas of what you think happened?

01:11:30 He went into like a gym or like a public area and then just took him off the wall and they kicked him out and didn't call the cops.

01:11:35 I think he was in an apartment building he didn't have access to, scouring around seeing if he could get into the package room.

01:11:42 and when he couldn't get into the package room,

01:11:44 he realized that all of the residents

01:11:46 put their personal apartment fire extinguishers

01:11:48 out in the hallway for them to be checked

01:11:50 and he just took nine of them.

01:11:52 You know what I mean?

01:11:53 How they check them every year?

01:11:55 So that's my guess.

01:11:56 It was an entrepreneurial opportunity.

01:11:58 10 bucks a piece.

01:11:59 I can carry nine.

01:12:00 That's 90 bucks.

01:12:01 Yep.

01:12:02 Free money.

01:12:02 The margins.

01:12:03 It's all margins.

01:12:05 Like the illegal labor.

01:12:07 Stolen goods.

01:12:08 100% margin.

01:12:09 100%.

01:12:10 And then this one, I don't really have a place for it either.

01:12:13 It's just some urban folks, I think, fighting and then struggling on the escalator.

01:12:18 I don't know if they fought, because this looks like a family together.

01:12:23 And then my guess would be Big Fat Mama took everybody else out.

01:12:28 You know what I mean? 1.00

01:12:28 Now they're getting eaten by the machine.

01:12:30 And your dreadlocks going in one of those, the teeth of the escalator, all of a sudden you get, and it ain't no proverbial scout.

01:12:38 That's a real one.

01:12:39 You get scouted.

01:12:39 That's a real one.

01:12:41 And they struggle for a while.

01:12:43 And then someone hit the emergency shutoff.

01:12:46 You can't just roll out one at a time?

01:12:49 No.

01:12:49 When you're that fat, like when you're like that with no muscle mass.

01:12:54 You get stuck.

01:12:54 You know, we were former offensive lineman type guys,

01:12:59 and we know about fat people who are strong.

01:13:02 There's a certain type of fat person who really never developed anything.

01:13:05 Never worked out in their whole life.

01:13:07 And couldn't do anything.

01:13:08 So I think that's what we're looking at here.

01:13:11 Yeah, he gets stuck.

01:13:12 All right.

01:13:12 It's like a turtle.

01:13:13 Turtle gets on its shell.

01:13:14 Yeah.

01:13:15 You know?

01:13:16 All right.

01:13:16 Let's go to our next story.

01:13:18 I don't know where this took place, but this old man got robbed by someone pretending to

01:13:22 be a home inspector.

01:13:24 Hey, can you just get this?

01:13:25 Just get this?

01:13:29 Oh, God.

01:13:31 Oh, God.

01:13:33 Oh, God.

01:13:36 So he...

01:13:38 So he used a ruse with a yellow vest to get into this guy's house to steal his valuables.

01:13:46 And the guy's getting around the house. 1.00

01:13:48 You can see the wheelchair, the lazy boy. 1.00

01:13:51 He's getting around on a walker. 1.00

01:13:53 And instead of just taking advantage of the fact that you're already in the house and can steal, 0.95

01:13:58 he had to throw a knockout punch at the nearly dead elderly white man. 0.99

01:14:02 Crazy. 1.00

01:14:03 So that's the point.

01:14:04 It's like, even if you, if you got in and your goal was to find valuables and steal

01:14:09 them, the guy was never a threat to you, but he had to do that punch still.

01:14:14 Yeah.

01:14:15 And that's why it's making it an urban decay.

01:14:16 Like most people, you know, the, the honorable thief or like, that doesn't exist. 1.00

01:14:21 You just have stupid, low IQ, violent people who are looking to rip off our elderly. 1.00

01:14:25 But maybe the old guy made a monkey sound. 1.00

01:14:28 Oh yeah. 0.99

01:14:28 Then, then he should have, well, he would have pulled out a gun and shot him. 0.99

01:14:31 Yeah. And then that guy had 170 previous arrests, including 80 attacks on vulnerable people.

01:14:38 So that's his whole business. When we say, you know, 100% margins on stolen goods,

01:14:44 that's his business. He does crime as a job. And then that's the person who needs to be locked up

01:14:49 forever. Yeah. And then when they make PSAs about not letting strangers into your apartment,

01:14:54 they'll use the old guy robber stock photo. Now, why is that? Why did the horizontal

01:15:00 black and white or blue and white stripes.

01:15:03 Why did that become the robber fit?

01:15:05 What was the nexus of that?

01:15:08 I think that might've been prison uniforms

01:15:11 and then they escaped from prison.

01:15:13 And then just you cover your eyes a little bit.

01:15:15 And you keep wearing the prison outfit.

01:15:16 No gloves.

01:15:17 Like, you know what I mean?

01:15:18 A burglar would have a fully covered face and gloves.

01:15:21 Those are the only two things

01:15:22 that you can identify someone.

01:15:23 Fingerprints in this.

01:15:24 And then for some reason,

01:15:25 the horizontal stripe shirt had staying power.

01:15:29 Branding.

01:15:29 I want to know how it started.

01:15:32 That's pretty good.

01:15:33 All right, let's go to our next piece.

01:15:35 This is the follow-up to the Old Miss Monkey Noises story.

01:15:39 I'm sure you guys have seen it.

01:15:41 I want to just play a couple clips, make a couple points, nothing crazy.

01:15:44 We actually went outside and tried to, like, approach them

01:15:49 and, like, get them to, like, explain why they did that.

01:15:53 One girl was apologizing.

01:15:55 She was like, I'm sorry.

01:15:57 We've did that to, like, four doors.

01:15:58 And mind you, we didn't see anyone else's story.

01:16:01 It was just ours that was targeted.

01:16:02 And she was like, we didn't meet any horror.

01:16:05 So the fact that those girls did it to four other doors kind of proves it wasn't racially motivated.

01:16:12 And then the girl's apology, too. 0.62

01:16:13 She said, oh, we just did this multiple times.

01:16:16 We didn't even know the race of the people living here.

01:16:19 But I'm really sorry.

01:16:20 I can't believe I hurt people's feelings.

01:16:22 And then the monkey noises people got a CBS morning exclusive filmed in their apartment.

01:16:29 The whole camera crew showed up.

01:16:31 Nationwide news over this.

01:16:33 And now we've kind of been talking about this a little bit, how there's rapes and murders and stuff like that.

01:16:39 Every city in this country has like an unsolved black on white murder. 0.63

01:16:45 Yeah. 0.84

01:16:45 Just a guess, but also kind of a guarantee.

01:16:49 Yeah.

01:16:50 And I just am laughing because do you remember back in the day when it was America's Most Wanted when we were like young kids?

01:16:57 And it was kind of like this phenomenon because people would tune in and watch both America's Most Wanted and Unsolved Mysteries.

01:17:04 And then someone would call and like solve the case.

01:17:08 Oh, I know that guy.

01:17:09 That guy's living in Colorado.

01:17:10 He's my neighbor.

01:17:11 He says his name is Jim.

01:17:13 Yeah.

01:17:13 Like, and so I don't know.

01:17:17 I guess my point is that you have to have like kind of a lightning rod popular show to get that done.

01:17:24 But I'm talking about real unsolved black on white murders, every major city, every major metro area, even some small towns. 0.78

01:17:31 They're like going out of their way not to solve it.

01:17:33 And then you do the monkey noises, CBS mornings.

01:17:36 You do the monkey noises, people.

01:17:38 And that's who shows up.

01:17:39 And then we have a stat here. 1.00

01:17:41 A black dude kills a white person every 12 hours and rapes a white girl every 73, but somehow girls making monkey noises is worse than that. 0.98

01:17:50 Yeah, and I don't know if those numbers are true-ish. 1.00

01:17:53 They're ballpark true. 0.97

01:17:54 I think there were 500 to 600 black-on-white murders last year. 1.00

01:17:58 Yeah.

01:17:59 So, like, come on. 0.89

01:18:02 I really have no—one of the girls dropped out of school. 1.00

01:18:06 Somebody—some racists are making a GoFundMe. 1.00

01:18:08 You know, racists in that way.

01:18:10 I think they raised like 80K or something.

01:18:13 Man, this is what we're dealing with.

01:18:16 The most sensitive, fake oppressed group I've ever seen.

01:18:21 Monkey noises.

01:18:22 Get the makeup on and go on CBS. 0.93

01:18:24 Yeah, and everyone is so offended.

01:18:27 They're so offended and this is such a big deal.

01:18:29 And this girl was talking about how she's scared on campus.

01:18:32 It's feeling unsafe because it's like, okay, well, we understand that we're in this environment

01:18:36 where most of the people don't look like us. 0.92

01:18:38 Cool, that's fine.

01:18:39 But now we have these situations like this happen and it's like, oh, like now I don't know the next time I walk around with myself at nighttime or even if I'm just in my house, like somebody might come to my ring doorbell and call me a slur.

01:18:51 So that's what you have to worry about.

01:18:52 Clearly hasn't happened to you yet and someone might come call you a slur so you don't feel safe.

01:18:57 But then you look at the repeat offenders we've been dealing with in urban decay for

01:19:01 the last few years, people who have been arrested 14, 72, 39 times who kill innocent, nice girls.

01:19:08 No one really talks about that, but this is the problem.

01:19:11 Yeah. 0.78

01:19:11 There's no, I'm going to get beat up or killed. 0.74

01:19:14 Someone might say something I don't like. 0.97

01:19:16 Might.

01:19:17 If that's your biggest fear, welcome.

01:19:20 That's awesome.

01:19:21 You live in a great country.

01:19:22 That's really awesome.

01:19:24 Yeah.

01:19:24 And then NWokeness had an interesting point.

01:19:26 Yeah, I mean, because we cover all the fake racism scandals.

01:19:30 Here are the biggest racism scandals of the year, without exaggeration.

01:19:34 Converse sneaker ad in South Korea.

01:19:36 That was the one where it looked like someone in a white hood, maybe.

01:19:39 With the hanging shoes.

01:19:40 Yeah, hanging shoes.

01:19:41 Lynching.

01:19:42 The fake lynchings that we covered heavily.

01:19:44 That circus clown costume at Target.

01:19:47 You know, that's whatever. 1.00

01:19:50 Two girls making monkey noises. 1.00

01:19:51 And then we can't forget the AI-generated bagel sign.

01:19:58 The racist bagel in Harlem.

01:19:59 The racist bagel in Harlem, yeah.

01:20:00 So those are the only ones that come to mind.

01:20:03 And so has anybody died?

01:20:06 Yeah.

01:20:06 Has anything happened?

01:20:08 Crazy.

01:20:09 Do you want to read that Matt Walsh tweet?

01:20:10 He made a good point. 0.65

01:20:11 Carmelo Anthony stabbed a white kid to death and was still able to stay in school and graduate with no issues while his family raised half a million dollars and bought a new house. 0.87

01:20:19 A white girl made a noise into a ring camera

01:20:21 and had to withdraw from school for her own safety 0.73

01:20:24 within a day of the video being posted online.

01:20:26 That basically tells you everything you need to know

01:20:28 about the racial disparities in our country.

01:20:31 Yeah, and I think they were doing some death threats

01:20:35 on her family, all that stuff.

01:20:37 Yeah, I think her dad's business

01:20:39 got a bunch of bad reviews and death threats too.

01:20:42 Yeah, for a noise you make with your mouth.

01:20:46 Yeah.

01:20:48 I guess, I guess that's what it is.

01:20:53 Yeah.

01:20:53 And then I found the next fake racism thing that might be hitting headlines near University of Florida where the Gators play.

01:21:00 There's monkeys, fake monkeys hanging from a tree with number one Florida Gator jerseys on them.

01:21:06 I just dropped my baby off at PetSmart in Gainesville.

01:21:10 And then I see all of these little monkeys like it was just weird to me hanging from this little tree.

01:21:18 And I'm like, hmm, that is just very weird.

01:21:24 It's very weird.

01:21:25 Again with the weird.

01:21:26 It's weird.

01:21:27 It's weird.

01:21:27 Anything they don't like.

01:21:28 That rubbed me the wrong way.

01:21:29 They can never really articulate why.

01:21:31 Because monkeys do live in trees.

01:21:34 Yeah.

01:21:35 And then she looked it up. 0.57

01:21:36 Number one on the Florida Gators is a black person.

01:21:39 But I did some research.

01:21:40 This is a tradition that's been happening for a while.

01:21:43 Those things are 10 years old.

01:21:44 For the last 10 years, the monkeys with the jerseys have been in the trees.

01:21:48 But now, wait a sec, wait a sec.

01:21:52 You know that verbiage that this is weird and then this is making me feel some type of way.

01:21:57 It's always this vague thing. 1.00

01:21:59 And like you wouldn't understand because you don't have the black experience. 1.00

01:22:02 So don't even try to understand. 1.00

01:22:04 Just take my word for it that this is wrong.

01:22:06 Even though I can't articulate it, you have to trust me and outsource it to me. 1.00

01:22:10 And then meanwhile, like they kill white women. 1.00

01:22:13 They just kill and murder blood coming out of your neck white women. 1.00

01:22:17 And no one cares. 1.00

01:22:18 No one talks about it.

01:22:20 And then I found this clip.

01:22:22 I didn't really know where in the show it went, but an interesting point was made.

01:22:27 Come here.

01:22:31 This guy.

01:22:34 Only him.

01:22:35 Hey, what's his name?

01:22:36 I don't know which one this is.

01:22:38 Come on.

01:22:40 Oh, no.

01:22:42 Let me get you started.

01:22:44 Yeah. 0.97

01:22:48 The zoo is racist.

01:22:57 Didn't we talk about Shaq?

01:22:59 The gorillas always react to Shaq because they think he's the biggest gorilla.

01:23:03 And he likes that.

01:23:04 That's fun.

01:23:05 He thinks it's funny.

01:23:05 It is funny.

01:23:06 It is.

01:23:07 It's crazy.

01:23:08 Oh, man.

01:23:09 Yeah.

01:23:10 All right.

01:23:10 That's just it.

01:23:11 You know, the news crews come out.

01:23:12 The monkey noises.

01:23:13 It's the biggest crime.

01:23:15 They kill people.

01:23:16 You know that.

01:23:17 Yeah, and they let them go.

01:23:19 It's a real slap in the face.

01:23:20 Yeah.

01:23:21 What's it called when they grind you down even when you're down?

01:23:25 They just try to completely ruin every little thing in society.

01:23:29 I don't know.

01:23:30 Humiliation ritual is what it seems like.

01:23:32 Yeah.

01:23:33 All right, do you want to cover these two or should we put them in bonus land?

01:23:35 Let's cover them.

01:23:36 All right.

01:23:36 First.

01:23:37 Because this is actually a new thing.

01:23:40 Yeah.

01:23:41 And if we have to leak into Uplift and Gold, I don't really care. 0.92

01:23:43 So we had a conversation before the show about how urban decay is usually, you know, kind of Black American type urban problems most of the time because it's repeat offenders, people who get let out, all that. 0.95

01:23:54 And then we have the migrant section. 1.00

01:23:55 But now that these migrants are here, they're just engaging in the urban decay. 1.00

01:24:00 Yeah. 1.00

01:24:01 Like that littered park we showed, that could be an urban decay because that's literally the decay of-

01:24:06 The urban area.

01:24:07 Yeah, the urban area, that park.

01:24:08 And so here's a video that is from someone in Detroit, Detroit or Flint, somewhere in Michigan.

01:24:16 Maybe it's Pontiac, actually.

01:24:18 They might mention it.

01:24:19 But this guy has a new neighbor who is doing some urban decay.

01:24:23 But wait until you hear the accent. 1.00

01:24:25 I've asked you to clean it up. 1.00

01:24:28 You guys did nothing.

01:24:29 This is nasty.

01:24:31 We should not have to live next door to you like this. 0.92

01:24:34 They would just throw their garbage everywhere. 1.00

01:24:36 You know, didn't care.

01:24:37 As you can see, all the garbage that are on the ground because of the animals, you know, and now we have rats.

01:24:43 You can see there's a rat box right over there that the guy put that does nothing because I've got rats in my garage.

01:24:51 Today I clean here.

01:24:53 You're going to clean it up?

01:24:53 Today.

01:24:54 Okay.

01:24:55 You promise?

01:24:57 Yeah, today everything clean.

01:25:00 Do you promise?

01:25:01 Today everything clean?

01:25:02 Yeah, I clean here. 1.00

01:25:03 That kind of was Somali or maybe some sort of North African, other type, Arab, bad side of the Mediterranean type. 1.00

01:25:11 But yeah, that's it. 1.00

01:25:13 He got into a country that he shouldn't be in.

01:25:16 He's in Michigan now.

01:25:18 Remember the swing state?

01:25:20 He's in Michigan.

01:25:22 He's living like he used to.

01:25:23 No, and the services are there.

01:25:25 The trash pickup, it comes. 0.98

01:25:29 He got to the first world. 0.99

01:25:30 The services that never came in his old third world country are here now, and he doesn't even take advantage of it. 0.97

01:25:37 He's throwing the trash on the ground next to the trash can. 0.99

01:25:40 Yeah.

01:25:40 And so we've talked about it with the homeless, how like these old rat diseases that haven't existed because the rats are in the encampments and stuff.

01:25:48 So, you know, that might be coming to your house if you live in like a lower middle class area where you thought you could, oh, at least there's good people around.

01:25:57 That used to be – that's actually something too. 0.51

01:25:59 Those lower middle class – like everybody knows, oh, that's the cop neighborhood.

01:26:05 And cop – that's not lower middle class.

01:26:06 But like, oh, that's the blue collar area.

01:26:08 And now those people are just getting squeezed.

01:26:10 It used to be like lower wages but good people.

01:26:13 Yeah.

01:26:13 And now you get neither. 1.00

01:26:15 Migrants. 1.00

01:26:16 And our next clip is where Urban Decay meets migrants. 1.00

01:26:19 We have a black American versus Muslim showdown. 1.00

01:26:23 so this is america now enjoy i hope both 0.99

01:26:52 Besides lose.

01:26:54 And fast forward, just make sure no punches get thrown or anything like that.

01:26:57 But this just goes on for minutes and minutes.

01:27:00 They're just yelling back and forth.

01:27:03 And this is why, like, we've talked about it with the urban community before.

01:27:08 Like, who do you think migrants are going to be shoved into?

01:27:10 You think they're going to go to the country club?

01:27:12 You're going to be bumping up against them.

01:27:14 Yeah.

01:27:14 They're going to be taking the limited jobs that you have, you know?

01:27:19 And it's funny. 1.00

01:27:20 The black American fears no ethnicity.

01:27:24 They fear no sort of shame tactics afterwards.

01:27:29 Nothing to lose.

01:27:30 No canceling.

01:27:31 No cancel culture because I ain't got no job. 0.98

01:27:33 And there's no fucking, there's no racial guilt. 1.00

01:27:37 So you just say you Arab motherfucker and you move on. 1.00

01:27:40 And you're not able to be racist even though maybe you say like the crazy racist things. 1.00

01:27:44 Yeah.

01:27:44 But it's impossible.

01:27:46 Respect.

01:27:47 I'm roughly on your side.

01:27:50 Barely.

01:27:50 I'm on your side, and then once you win that little battle, I want to take away your entitlements.

01:27:55 Yeah, you're next, though.

01:27:57 All right, well, don't get too down or too depressed.

01:27:59 We have uplifting stuff today.

01:28:01 Our first clip is a Johnny Hamcheck-style interaction.

01:28:04 Look at what this guy says to the guy with the dog.

01:28:08 There he is.

01:28:10 What's up, man? How are you?

01:28:11 I'm good, brother. How are you?

01:28:12 Good. So this is her, huh?

01:28:15 Are y'all going to be able to pick up that dog poop that was on Kentucky?

01:28:18 Have you not seen the next door thing?

01:28:20 there's a picture of you and your dog yeah and i guess you left some dog poop in in a yard on

01:28:28 kentucky and it's going around yeah yeah what's what's her name roxy roxy yep

01:28:37 yeah it's you and is you and roxy it had to have been the other day because you're wearing a

01:28:43 different shirt and everything it's on next door yeah yeah and she took a big old deuce

01:28:50 off Kentucky 1.00

01:28:52 and then y'all high-tailed it

01:28:54 out of there and they got y'all on camera

01:28:56 and everything. 1.00

01:28:58 Yeah, some pretty serious shit. 0.99

01:29:01 Yeah, the neighborhood's thinking about 1.00

01:29:02 kicking you out.

01:29:05 It's still there?

01:29:06 What did she say?

01:29:08 I don't know. It's some Karen.

01:29:10 She got all over next door 1.00

01:29:12 and started posting pictures

01:29:14 and oh, it's crazy, dude.

01:29:17 Just you and Roxy.

01:29:18 Just minding your own business.

01:29:20 I appreciate it

01:29:21 yeah man I just let you know

01:29:23 I had no idea

01:29:24 yeah brother

01:29:25 just keep your head on a swivel

01:29:27 yeah

01:29:27 all right man

01:29:28 yeah

01:29:29 so now that guy's gonna live like

01:29:32 the rest of his life

01:29:33 thinking like the whole neighborhood's

01:29:35 trying to get him

01:29:36 or is against him

01:29:37 loosely in fear

01:29:38 I don't know

01:29:38 not knowing who's who

01:29:40 yeah

01:29:40 and then you think the whole neighborhood's mad at you

01:29:42 that and then that like

01:29:43 hit the end

01:29:45 he didn't say I'm just kidding

01:29:46 like that guy has to live with that

01:29:47 yeah he left it open-ended

01:29:49 which in a prank is a little disrespectful.

01:29:51 That's crazy.

01:29:52 Leaving it open-ended.

01:29:54 All right.

01:29:55 No closure.

01:29:56 No closure.

01:29:57 Getting ghosted by your girlfriend for three years, you know?

01:29:59 No closure, and you are suspicious of all your neighbors starting now.

01:30:04 It's like a long-term prank.

01:30:07 All right.

01:30:07 Next, we have a couple animal clips from Florida.

01:30:10 First is this bear crossing the highway.

01:30:13 That's pretty cool.

01:30:15 So we could just play it fast.

01:30:17 Just play it at 2x speed.

01:30:19 You see him.

01:30:19 It's a big bear on a highway jumping over the thing.

01:30:23 He was lost.

01:30:24 He was confused.

01:30:24 I feel bad for him.

01:30:25 And then he gets up, and then you see he looks back at the cars he avoided,

01:30:29 and he's kind of like, oh, that's scary.

01:30:32 Speaking of that scary, this.

01:30:34 You're not going to believe this, Richard.

01:30:35 Yeah, I don't know.

01:30:36 I thought this was AI or something.

01:30:37 I thought it was AI, too, but they're saying it's not.

01:30:39 Because they were calling it a rattler.

01:30:41 Yeah.

01:30:41 So this is the biggest rattlesnake you've ever seen?

01:30:43 This is the biggest rattlesnake you've ever seen.

01:30:44 no i'll let him go dude that's like an anaconda style i didn't know they got that big

01:30:52 but i think if they live in a certain area where there's like a lot of rats or a lot of things that

01:30:57 they eat that they kind of just get as big as they can but that is a rattlesnake and that thing is

01:31:03 like gigantic i've never seen anything like that but i'm not even afraid of him because a rattlesnake

01:31:07 has to bite like i'd be afraid of that if it was a constrictor but that guy's too slow to even bite

01:31:13 you anymore he's too fat and happy right you'd be surprised he's not sneaking up on you but you 0.82

01:31:18 might walk over where he is and he can get you yeah it is his head's the size of a baseball mitt 1.00

01:31:23 and you look and it's on you and you're and it's like and it's too late and you're like oh fuck 0.99

01:31:29 what is this oh it must be a constrictor it's gigantic and then you pull the fangs out and 0.98

01:31:33 then it's oh you're dead you know what i always thought was interesting you know how they say

01:31:36 different animals have the different reaction speeds yeah like and then they're measured like

01:31:40 here's a reaction speed of a mongoose versus a whatever.

01:31:43 And then the cat just goes like this.

01:31:45 He watches you strike and goes like this, too.

01:31:47 That's pretty dope for the cat.

01:31:50 Yeah, it's dope for the cat.

01:31:51 All right, our last clip of the show is our Pure Americana clip of the week.

01:31:54 It actually happened somewhat near here.

01:31:56 In Palm Harbor, Florida, they used an airboat to –

01:32:00 there was a gas leak in a Walmart.

01:32:02 They used an airboat to clear it out.

01:32:03 Or CO2 buildup, right, or something.

01:32:05 Yeah, something like that.

01:32:06 Whatever. 1.00

01:32:08 Some gay music on there. 1.00

01:32:09 I think it was a gas leak, and then they opened the Walmart 0.98

01:32:12 and then started spraying the airboat air.

01:32:15 That's Americana. 1.00

01:32:16 That's Florida shit. 1.00

01:32:17 That is Florida shit. 1.00

01:32:18 That's pretty cool, right? 1.00

01:32:19 Or Louisiana shit. 1.00

01:32:21 That's pretty cool, right? 1.00

01:32:22 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:32:22 I like a fan boat.

01:32:24 I like a fan boat, too.

01:32:26 All right, well, that is the end of the episode.

01:32:28 Thank you guys for watching all the way through.

01:32:30 We do have a shout-out.

01:32:31 Small business shout-outs are going to continue on Tuesday.

01:32:34 There's a few left.

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01:32:39 We have maybe a few left, and then we'll probably be wrapping those up.

01:32:43 We'll keep it going, whatever.

01:32:45 But we have a happy five-year anniversary to Luke and Jessica on November 15th.

01:32:49 They just got engaged in July, I believe, at Niagara Falls.

01:32:52 Wow.

01:32:53 And they never miss an episode.

01:32:54 They've been together for five years.

01:32:55 The show's been going for five years.

01:32:58 Yeah.

01:32:58 So you've been watching the show ever since.

01:33:00 Happy anniversary.

01:33:01 We started the relationship.

01:33:03 Yeah, we're part of it.

01:33:04 We're a big part of it.

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Fleccas Talks Podcast - November 13, 2026

DEAD EYED MIGRANT PULLS A KNIFE OVER NOTHING

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