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00:00:00 All right, welcome back to Fleckis Talks, the podcast episode 367 today on the show.

00:00:07 Europe isn't allowing anyone to use AC and it's making everyone hot and mad.

00:00:12 We're going to tell you why it makes no sense.

00:00:14 Then the Supreme Court is deciding birthright citizenship today.

00:00:18 We'll tell you why it's so important.

00:00:20 Then a mayoral candidate requires a mental health sock puppet and cringe of the week.

00:00:25 and last but not least in urban decay a mom and daughter got busted for stealing but wait

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00:03:19 Did everyone have a nice weekend?

00:03:21 Yes.

00:03:22 Me too.

00:03:23 Thank you.

00:03:23 I got tan and got a haircut again.

00:03:25 Good for you.

00:03:26 It's easy to get a haircut when you haircut yourself.

00:03:28 Yes, it is.

00:03:30 And then there's like this little in-between phase where it gets a little longer and it 0.99

00:03:33 kind of looks like shit. 0.99

00:03:34 You got to keep hammering it low if you're going to buzz. 1.00

00:03:37 Okay.

00:03:37 What do you mean?

00:03:38 That's what I'm learning because when it gets fuzzy and when I was a kid, I had like a buzz

00:03:42 cut that wasn't that short and it would just be kind of make a little afro yeah but when it gets

00:03:46 but uh fuzzy it kind of makes the green screen look bad makes my hair look patchy i like keeping

00:03:52 it low okay all right i was uh i don't mean to do a slow start to the show it's not a friday episode

00:03:58 okay go ahead but i was i was thinking the other day about my name austin fletcher austin with an

00:04:05 e i don't really like austin as a name really what would you uh choose what would you name

00:04:11 yourself if you could if you could go back well i was thinking like if i could pick my own name

00:04:16 right now what would i pick number one easy ronnie ronnie whoa okay well that's like an easy one i

00:04:24 just feel like i'm more of a ronnie than austin with an e austin with an e is like jane austin 0.96

00:04:30 uppity shit like i feel like i'm a ronnie yeah ronnie get that jack wench going 0.99

00:04:35 some blue-collar shit. 1.00

00:04:37 Ronnie, get in here. 0.99

00:04:38 And then I was thinking for like a unique name.

00:04:42 Ducks Fletcher.

00:04:44 Ducks, plural. 0.99

00:04:45 D-U-C-K-S.

00:04:47 Ducks Fletcher.

00:04:48 No one's doing that.

00:04:49 All right. 0.99

00:04:50 So you're on some George Costanza weird shit 0.99

00:04:51 where you're trying to pick a unique name. 0.98

00:04:53 You know you're mid-30s and it's over.

00:04:57 Or Frankfurter and you go by Frank.

00:05:00 Frankfurter.

00:05:01 Okay.

00:05:01 All right.

00:05:02 Good.

00:05:02 Yeah.

00:05:03 I'm glad you started the episode with that, brother.

00:05:05 But Ducks Fletcher, I think, is a very cool name that no one ever thought of.

00:05:09 No one names their kid Ducks.

00:05:11 Yeah, plural.

00:05:12 I don't know.

00:05:13 And it sounds kind of like a baseball player.

00:05:15 Like, oh, Ducks Fletcher up at bat.

00:05:17 Ducks Fletcher hit 300 this year.

00:05:19 Okay, I get it.

00:05:20 I see the vision, but I don't know.

00:05:22 I don't know.

00:05:24 We'll see.

00:05:24 Okay.

00:05:25 I guess we will.

00:05:26 All right, let's get into the actual show.

00:05:28 As I'm sure you guys are noticing, birthright citizenship is coming up on the Supreme Court

00:05:33 today and we don't know what the decision is yet but we do have a tweet that sums up why it's so

00:05:39 important yeah the supreme court will rule on birthright citizenship tomorrow morning it's not

00:05:43 an exaggeration to say this could be the most important decision in our lifetimes under the

00:05:47 current interpretation of the 14th amendment a foreign citizen of another nation can cross our

00:05:52 border illegally at nine months pregnant give birth to an american citizen and then return home

00:05:56 their child is now eligible for u.s benefits and can vote in our elections the chinese can also 0.92

00:06:02 pay to have surrogate children on U.S. territorial islands in the Pacific, then immediately ship the 0.86

00:06:07 babies to China to be raised under the CCP. Those children are now eligible for U.S. benefits and 0.70

00:06:12 can vote in our elections. Both of these scenarios are happening. It's simply wrong and not at all

00:06:18 what the amendment was intended for, which was for former slaves and their children during

00:06:21 Reconstruction. If it stands, U.S. citizenship means nothing. So it's kind of an important day.

00:06:28 Hugely important.

00:06:29 And then we just had a five to four ruling about absentee ballots being counted up to five days after the election day.

00:06:37 And so that was kind of a loss where I think Amy Coney Barrett sided with the let them count.

00:06:42 Let the blue states count. 0.87

00:06:44 Right.

00:06:44 And so I'm worried because Amy Coney Barrett, who's supposed to be this staunch conservative, it's kind of seems like she's blowing in the wind.

00:06:52 And then we know she adopted some Haitian children.

00:06:54 So anyone with a big heart can be an American.

00:06:58 That's what I'm worried about, too.

00:07:00 Them just kind of appealing to her woman's side where it's like, oh, you don't think this baby can be an American?

00:07:06 Oh, I don't want to say no to a baby. 0.57

00:07:09 What does Ketanji Brown Jackson do?

00:07:11 The baby's crying.

00:07:12 The baby's crying.

00:07:13 Look at it.

00:07:14 And this whole thing, like these rulings are so important because no one can pass legislation.

00:07:21 Like you get maybe one huge bill at the beginning.

00:07:24 We haven't passed anything. We can't pass the SAVE Act. We have like the rhino saboteurs like Collins and the people who are always waving in the wind. Right. And I mean, the same goes for Democrats, too. They can't pass that much crazy shit.

00:07:40 A lot of some people object, but they seem to rally around each other more. 0.99

00:07:44 And so now this court is at the utmost importance for like obviously a Chinese person who gets born and then is there for one day in the Pacific Islands is not an American.

00:07:54 But if we get a ruling this bad, it's it's going to hurt.

00:07:59 Yeah. And like we've said, like we said, this amendment was written at a time when like coming and going to America was like a multi-month voyage on a ship that you might not even make.

00:08:11 Yeah. And you know how you get like a new agreement from Apple and it has like a thousand pages of shit you have to scroll through and sign? I bet some of our founding fathers and the people who later wrote those amendments are kind of kicking themselves for not writing like, does not include this. Side effects may include this. 0.96

00:08:29 You know, because we need to be so specific.

00:08:32 The way the way Supreme Court rulings come down to like the election one that we were just mentioning, it was like, what is election day?

00:08:40 And it becomes like this one three letter word has to like extrapolate out into a hundred different things. 0.96

00:08:45 And it's like we need to be so fucking specific. 0.95

00:08:48 And I wish we were. 0.98

00:08:49 I wish we could go back in time.

00:08:51 Me too.

00:08:52 All right.

00:08:52 Let's get to our first story of the day.

00:08:55 There was a movie.

00:08:56 What was that?

00:08:56 What did we just.

00:08:57 Well, it was our second story.

00:08:58 So, yeah, yeah.

00:08:59 So let's get to our second story of the day.

00:09:01 Thank you.

00:09:02 You're having too much fun at the beginning of the show.

00:09:04 Maybe our third story after my name change.

00:09:07 After Dux Fletcher. 0.74

00:09:09 Yeah. 0.94

00:09:09 So let's get to our third piece of the day.

00:09:12 Supergirl opened over the past weekend, and it did not go well.

00:09:16 We have a little clip here from a red carpet interview from the star.

00:09:19 I have many queer friends.

00:09:21 So honestly, I'm kind of honored.

00:09:24 I'm honored that that's happening.

00:09:26 But I think because she doesn't live inside the binary of what we think a woman should be, that that is what makes her so special and so exciting and so new.

00:09:38 So that was kind of a random interview, but she's talking about like binary and what a woman is and how Supergirl isn't your typical woman.

00:09:47 A couple of trigger words in there. 0.79

00:09:48 Queer, binary, typical woman. 1.00

00:09:50 And you hear that and you know she's not on our side and neither was the studio. 1.00

00:09:55 And unfortunately, Supergirl didn't take.

00:09:58 They spent $180 plus million on the budget and they made $38 million in the opening weekend,

00:10:05 a.k.a. they're going to lose $100 million at least.

00:10:08 Yeah, didn't take.

00:10:09 And, you know, to be honest, I was talking to you before the show.

00:10:13 I think something else, like we found the one thing where she was being a little woke on the red carpet.

00:10:18 I don't think it was that insufferable, like the wicked promotions we've seen from Ariana Grande 0.94

00:10:24 and the black lady who's keeping her skinny, right? 1.00

00:10:27 The entity. 1.00

00:10:27 Yeah, the entity who occupies that black woman 1.00

00:10:30 and the fingers. 1.00

00:10:31 But I just think there's something else going on here

00:10:34 where it's just kind of superhero fatigue.

00:10:36 Like how many times they just print these movies out?

00:10:39 And yeah, there's a lot of 10-year-olds in America, I guess,

00:10:42 but how many people on the margins

00:10:44 really go to see Supergirl,

00:10:46 really go to see the new Superman?

00:10:49 And it goes for basically anything.

00:10:51 I remember back in what?

00:10:53 But Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man days, it was like, okay, we're done with Spider-Man for a long time.

00:10:58 And now it seems like the half-life on, okay, we need a new star, is like, what, every five or six years instead of every 20?

00:11:05 Yeah, that's very true.

00:11:06 So they're kind of running it into the ground in my mind, which is part of it. 0.98

00:11:09 Then it's a woman-led movie, which they're always forcing. 0.99

00:11:11 And I don't know, at least she's white. 1.00

00:11:14 Yeah. 1.00

00:11:14 Is that good?

00:11:15 That actually is maybe the only win. 0.98

00:11:17 But they could have consulted me, and I would have told you that there's no market for Supergirl. 0.95

00:11:22 Oh, there's no market. 0.93

00:11:23 Because they think that like-

00:11:24 Girls don't like superheroes, do they?

00:11:26 No, not even close. 0.93

00:11:28 And the men don't like women's superheroes. 0.94

00:11:29 And they probably thought like, 1.00

00:11:31 oh, there's this whole untapped market, 1.00

00:11:33 half the market for a woman superhero. 0.99

00:11:35 We can just like rerun the superhero playbook 1.00

00:11:38 on this side that's untapped.

00:11:40 And the reason it's untapped

00:11:41 is because there is no market,

00:11:43 just like there's no market for spicy cereal.

00:11:47 Yeah.

00:11:47 Wow, hey, hey. 1.00

00:11:48 Well, the Mexicans, 1.00

00:11:49 they put that chamoy shit on anything. 1.00

00:11:51 Maybe a little bit. 1.00

00:11:52 Be careful.

00:11:53 There's no spicy cereal.

00:11:55 Why don't we?

00:11:55 And it's like, there is no market.

00:11:57 That's why there's no spicy cereal.

00:11:59 All right.

00:11:59 Let's get to the main story of the weekend.

00:12:02 There is a big heat wave hitting Europe.

00:12:05 And a lot of European countries are not allowing their citizens to use AC.

00:12:09 Yeah.

00:12:09 And this is like a heat pocket or something.

00:12:12 I'm not a weatherman.

00:12:13 But it's a heat dome.

00:12:14 A heat dome is what they're calling it.

00:12:15 And it's staying over Europe.

00:12:16 And we're getting to see them.

00:12:18 And they always, there's a little bit of European angst. 0.91

00:12:21 They always make fun of us.

00:12:22 Like, you need your AC, and then they come crawling back begging.

00:12:26 You want me to just rip through some headlines?

00:12:28 Yeah, I ripped those two.

00:12:29 Britain's ordered to remove air conditioning from homes in 40 degrees Celsius heat under net zero crackdown.

00:12:35 That was one.

00:12:37 And then this is from somebody who says, Germany, air conditioning is harming the earth.

00:12:41 It might cool you down for a moment, but no to air conditioning for our future.

00:12:46 So, and what is 40 degrees Celsius?

00:12:48 It's over 100 degrees, right?

00:12:50 Yeah.

00:12:50 And then there's not even AC in German hospitals.

00:12:53 Can you give that headline a read?

00:12:54 Yeah, they recently built the recently built cardiac unit of the Dusseldorf University Hospital in Germany, where heart surgery is performed, is currently measuring 38 degrees Celsius.

00:13:04 Relatives in Germany are being asked to bring ice packs from home and staff are using cooling vests.

00:13:10 So everyone who is old in Europe is not everyone, but a lot are going to die from this.

00:13:16 Yeah. 1.00

00:13:16 And they're doing this on purpose to kill the old people so the migrants can have, like, decent health care. 1.00

00:13:22 Oh, okay. 1.00

00:13:23 Interesting.

00:13:23 Like, that's what I think is going on.

00:13:25 And it's going to be a very hot summer. 1.00

00:13:28 And the migrants and the natives in Europe are going to be hot and sweaty and mad at each other. 1.00

00:13:34 And I think it could pop off from that. 1.00

00:13:36 Okay.

00:13:36 But we have a list of heat-related deaths per 100,000.

00:13:40 And it's continental.

00:13:42 Yeah.

00:13:42 And it's Europe.

00:13:43 It's just self-inflicted.

00:13:44 That's it. 0.68

00:13:45 It's all Europe. 0.99

00:13:46 Asia, Africa, America, you'd think Africa would be like right there or higher. 0.67

00:13:51 And you kind of ignore that because they can't make AC for the most part, you know, outside

00:13:55 of hotels or embassies or things like that.

00:13:57 It's not very ubiquitous out there.

00:14:00 But yeah, the main thing, I'm kind of like confused on this because they think they're

00:14:04 saving the climate or whatever, but they're killing a lot of people from this.

00:14:09 And I think in 2024, it was like 64,000 people died in Europe from heat related causes.

00:14:15 And it's like first world Europe.

00:14:17 Yeah. 0.81

00:14:17 And nowhere else in the world is anywhere close.

00:14:19 Self-inflicted.

00:14:20 That's the whole point.

00:14:21 It's like just a policy choice from the elites.

00:14:23 And then some people have to die.

00:14:25 Some of you may die is kind of the announcement.

00:14:28 But a greener future. 1.00

00:14:29 And then China runs like a fucking coal-powered steamship that doesn't care at all, right? 1.00

00:14:35 Yeah. 1.00

00:14:35 And that's the key.

00:14:36 And I think they're going to have a lot of people die so they can say, oh, there were 100,000 deaths from heat from climate change.

00:14:43 They can kind of attribute it to that.

00:14:44 It's a snowball cycle where it's like the more deaths, it works in our favor, right?

00:14:49 Yeah.

00:14:49 And then we have some more context about the people who have died from the heat wave.

00:14:53 Can you give that a read?

00:14:54 Yeah.

00:14:54 At least 1,200 people died of heat stroke in France last Wednesday, mostly elderly people

00:15:00 indoors.

00:15:01 Even crazier, about 70,000 Europeans die from the same every year, akin to a biweekly 9-11.

00:15:07 Eurobros, please vote for leaders who will let you open your windows and install AC.

00:15:12 And the AC use in Europe is really low. Look how it compares to the rest of the world. Same thing.

00:15:18 Share of households with air conditioning in Europe is between 20 and 25 percent. The United

00:15:22 States is 90 percent. United States is it's a human right. In Florida, too, especially. I had

00:15:27 my AC go out the other day. They treated it like an emergency. Yeah, that's nice. They really didn't

00:15:32 want to upset me. And I appreciated that. So Europe is doing this to stop CO2 emissions. And we have

00:15:40 the graph here of co2 emissions over the last years china laughs straight line up china laughs

00:15:47 and they laugh at europe and then people in china were posting this uh video and others 0.67

00:15:52 this is like a pig house that's open air and has ac

00:15:57 yep there's the unit 0.89

00:16:00 and there are the pigs there you are they stay crowded in yep yep so even the pigs in then

00:16:09 open air shed get AC and then the people in Europe need to not have it so they can fight

00:16:14 climate change, which has no effect. And the thing is that I've seen before in the past online and

00:16:20 conversations, they treat it like they're tough or something for it. They're like, you American

00:16:26 babies. It's so weird to me. Your elderly people are dying. That's your grandma. That's your French 1.00

00:16:32 grandma, right? Yeah. Let's do something. I like wearing hoodies in the summer because the AC is

00:16:37 so cold in the house. Yeah. I keep it cold enough. I keep my comforter, my whole blanket. I don't do

00:16:41 anything. You need to be chilly. And in the UK, they're going after drivers who are using AC as

00:16:47 well. Bizarre UK law could see drivers paying up to $145 for using the air conditioner while idling

00:16:53 in 104 degree summer heat. So what are you supposed to do? Leave the windows open and it's 104 degrees

00:16:59 out? You're supposed to suffer, I guess, is what they're up to. And it's all in the name of climate

00:17:04 change, right? Crazy. Meanwhile, last week was Yacht Week in Monaco. Yeah. Which I'm not against.

00:17:11 I'm not saying cancel Yacht Week for the CO2 emissions. I love Yacht Week. Yeah. That's a

00:17:16 great time. Enjoy yourselves. Enjoy yourselves. And then this guy says, if you run a 12,000 BTU

00:17:20 air conditioner for 120 days every year, 24 hours a day for 80 years, the CO2 emissions you release

00:17:26 into the environment over your lifetime will be 100 tons. A super yacht emits 109 tons in a week.

00:17:32 A private jet emits 810 tons in a year of CO2 emissions.

00:17:37 In other words, while you're spending your summer sweating it out over your lifetime,

00:17:40 a billionaire can inflict on nature in just one week the damage you've avoided throughout your entire life.

00:17:46 And that's why everyone needs to do whatever they want.

00:17:48 Yeah, and that's from like a little billionaire Marxist kind of viewpoint, but that's totally true also.

00:17:54 And let's just ignore billionaires for a second and then think about China.

00:17:58 We just showed you the chart.

00:17:59 China's going to do whatever.

00:18:00 They're growing.

00:18:00 They want more.

00:18:02 And I don't know, this discomfort, it's like a badge of honor or something.

00:18:07 I really don't even get the European mentality.

00:18:09 All the good Europeans came here?

00:18:11 Is that what I'm getting? 1.00

00:18:13 And now the remainders?

00:18:14 This is the remnants. 1.00

00:18:15 Yeah, the remnants are like, yeah, fuck you. 1.00

00:18:17 My grandma's dying. 1.00

00:18:18 I don't fully get it.

00:18:20 So Citizen Vigilante 2 is going to come out soon,

00:18:23 and it's going to be Army Hammer with all the ACs.

00:18:26 There you go.

00:18:27 That's funny.

00:18:27 Thank you.

00:18:28 And then while Europe is cracking down on AC to fight CO2 emissions, if they really cared about CO2 emissions, they would crack down on migrants.

00:18:38 We have some stats here. 0.93

00:18:40 Yeah, third world migrants 7x their CO2 when moving to Europe, obviously, because they're going to be in more cars and doing more first world things that require energy. 1.00

00:18:50 So in the third world country of origin, it's 1.2, what, something CO2 a year. 1.00

00:18:57 And then it goes to 8.1.

00:18:58 So when they get to Europe, they 7x how much CO2 emissions they were going to do.

00:19:04 Yeah.

00:19:04 Let's save the planet. 1.00

00:19:06 Deport all the migrants from Europe, please. 1.00

00:19:08 They can be in huts in Africa. 1.00

00:19:10 They don't even die in Africa, according to that chart from before.

00:19:12 And then they get to their huts in Africa and there is no AC. 0.93

00:19:15 There's no choice. 1.00

00:19:16 Yeah.

00:19:16 And they just sit there.

00:19:17 They just sit there and they stop thinking.

00:19:19 They're already thinking at a very low level, right?

00:19:21 Their brain activity, very low.

00:19:23 But then they just kind of shut off into this heat chill zone that we don't even have, you know?

00:19:28 So let's send them back, guys.

00:19:29 Yeah. 1.00

00:19:29 But Europe won't send the migrants back because they need it for cultural enrichment. 1.00

00:19:34 Uh-huh. 0.82

00:19:35 And here's what cultural enrichment looks like with migrants facing some elderly people. 0.77

00:19:40 What did you say? 0.99

00:19:41 I wanted to help you stay.

00:19:42 Can you not touch me, please?

00:19:44 Can you move, please?

00:19:45 I'm recording you.

00:19:46 Don't touch me.

00:19:47 That's fine.

00:19:48 That's fine.

00:19:48 I'm here relaxing.

00:19:49 No, I can't.

00:19:50 You can go around.

00:19:51 I can't.

00:19:52 You can. 0.99

00:19:53 You've got legs.

00:19:54 I'm 80.

00:19:56 Okay.

00:19:57 So she's using the handrail and she's 80 and she can't really balance without the handrail.

00:20:02 But then a migrant is said, well, I'm hanging out here on the stairwell. 0.96

00:20:06 You need to go around.

00:20:07 Yeah.

00:20:08 And you can see his black hands motioning around as he berates the elderly woman.

00:20:12 Not very assimilating. 0.99

00:20:14 and the first thing I thought when I saw this was the guy is too dumb to realize she needs to stay 0.96

00:20:19 on the handrail that's what I thought he like doesn't get it he's like what can't you go around 0.98

00:20:24 mate you're 80 so what yeah she never really articulates that she needs the handrail she 0.96

00:20:28 kind of set a little hint at it but I think he was too dumb and he was like he thought he was

00:20:34 justified I'm starting to record now everyone's gonna be on my side because he didn't think you 0.83

00:20:39 And that's a big part of the urban beefs we see, the bubble on your tire guy.

00:20:44 You remember that?

00:20:45 There's a little confusing thing, and then you get to oppositional defiant.

00:20:49 And no, I'm standing here.

00:20:50 No, I'm standing here.

00:20:50 So I think it was a similar situation.

00:20:52 An unable to think situation.

00:20:54 That gets you into an oppositional defiant loop where you start filming an elderly woman

00:20:59 instead of offering her your arm and helping her up, you know?

00:21:03 Yeah, crazy.

00:21:05 That's something I've done. 0.99

00:21:06 I've literally like helped old ladies without a thought. 0.87

00:21:10 And it's such a foreign thing.

00:21:11 He thinks he's like, he's got to take the other side of it. 0.55

00:21:14 And then at the very end in the extended clip, she points, she goes, she looks at a guy behind 0.68

00:21:19 her who's also like a migrant type and is like, this man won't let me pass. 0.97

00:21:23 And then he just kind of walks right by her because he's a migrant and can't think either.

00:21:27 Her life is worth more than every third world person in the world. 0.97

00:21:32 And she saw the entire change of the country.

00:21:35 She's 80 years old, 2020 minus 80.

00:21:39 1940-something, yeah.

00:21:41 She saw it go from 99% white to whatever it is now. 0.51

00:21:45 I can't even imagine it.

00:21:46 And there's another scene in Europe of another elderly man getting harassed. 0.99

00:21:50 These migrants are just robbing him in broad daylight. 1.00

00:21:54 Right under one of those, like, their version of flock cameras, too. 1.00

00:21:59 Like, nobody even cares.

00:22:00 and look at how

00:22:01 look at the smile

00:22:02 on top left's face

00:22:03 as he drags this guy down

00:22:06 he turns

00:22:06 he's laughing

00:22:07 it's a good old time 1.00

00:22:08 for these migrants 1.00

00:22:09 with no job 1.00

00:22:10 and nothing to do

00:22:10 right

00:22:11 and they get

00:22:11 whatever's in his pockets

00:22:12 yeah

00:22:13 old man 1.00

00:22:14 so the elderly

00:22:15 are treated very poorly

00:22:17 they're being basically

00:22:18 killed off on purpose

00:22:19 from the heat wave 1.00

00:22:20 and then the migrants 1.00

00:22:20 harass them all day 0.86

00:22:21 when they're not dead 0.98

00:22:22 and then

00:22:24 who else do you have

00:22:25 to defend in society 0.56

00:22:26 the elderly

00:22:26 women and children

00:22:28 who are helpless

00:22:29 who can't defend themselves and need help yeah and then there was an interview with a british

00:22:34 girl and she was explaining why her walk home from school isn't enjoyable anymore i'm scared

00:22:40 that like whenever i come out of school they're going to be across the road watching everyone

00:22:44 come out and like i feel like one day uh me or or other people my age are gonna just gonna be

00:22:53 watched by these men and that feeling gives you a sense of insecurity and you're at the

00:22:59 age where you want that bit of freedom to go out and enjoy yourself you can't do that

00:23:02 no i can't i have to walk the longer way to school uh now i can't uh walk into the town much anymore

00:23:10 by myself i have to really go with uh friends or parents um and i can't even really go to the park

00:23:18 unless the uh there's my friend's parents there so there you go kids have like zero freedom and

00:23:25 it's very dangerous for them to even exist. Because of leering Muslim immigrants that 1.00

00:23:32 shouldn't even be there. And now that little bit of teenage independence is gone because the 1.00

00:23:37 potential to be sexually assaulted has skyrocketed. Yeah. And it's crazy because if you think about

00:23:43 this like from years ago, if the left of their government, like the left side of the government

00:23:48 had ran on these issues and said, oh, we're going to give you no air conditioning. We're going to

00:23:53 import infinity third worlders. And if you complain, we're going to arrest you on social 1.00

00:23:58 media. I don't think it would have worked. Yeah, exactly. You're absolutely right.

00:24:03 No one would vote for that. Yeah. No one would vote for that at all. But instead they hit you

00:24:09 with, oh, the right wing is racist. Oh, they're Islamophobic. They're xenophobic. You're not like 0.99

00:24:14 that, right? Vote for the left. And then they get into power. And then this is literally what they

00:24:18 do conditions immediately deteriorate and your daughter is talking to a news person about the 0.98

00:24:24 leering migrants yeah happens quick you're not a racist right mate yeah make sure you vote left

00:24:29 choose your words carefully this the police will come if you say something wrong too it's actually

00:24:33 so they all they all tap dance around it and actually something i saw that's not in the show

00:24:38 and we're not going to cover it there was some british guy who was in the u.s for the world cup

00:24:43 and he reported someone for a racist comment and i didn't know what the comment was and he made

00:24:47 this whole vlog complaining that they wouldn't kick him out of the stadium. It's like the English

00:24:52 have it, the British people have it like ingrained. Like if I say the wrong thing, that's wrong thing.

00:24:58 And you're, you're going to get in trouble now. So like they've almost been trained that

00:25:03 population has been trained. Yeah. And it's kind of similar to what we saw in the U S for a while,

00:25:08 like during those major social media crackdowns, like, and we still, uh, self-censor somewhat

00:25:15 you with a Maxine, everything like that.

00:25:17 That's more algo stuff.

00:25:19 But it seems like we kind of broke free of that.

00:25:22 Elon buying Twitter, Trump winning again.

00:25:25 It was kind of like, okay,

00:25:26 we're not listening to any of your temporary threats, right?

00:25:29 But it really seems to have taken hold in England.

00:25:31 Oh, absolutely.

00:25:32 The snitch, the big brother snitch

00:25:34 kind of over your shoulder energy.

00:25:36 Their past, exactly.

00:25:38 Their past like, oh, this is wrong.

00:25:40 We have to oppose this.

00:25:41 And they're already into like, oh, you can't say that.

00:25:44 Like they police each other.

00:25:45 I'm going to have to report that, mate.

00:25:46 And it's like an accepted reality instead of like, wait a sec, we can't write what on the computer?

00:25:52 Exactly.

00:25:52 Our last piece of this section, while we're talking about the European migrants, a lot of times when you look it up and try to figure out how bad the immigration policy has been, they kind of lie with statistics and they use like net migration versus actual import numbers.

00:26:07 And this guy kind of explained that trick.

00:26:10 The net migration trick, the invisible outflows.

00:26:13 When the UK government claims net migration fell to 171,000 or the Australian government claims it dropped to 301,000, they are using a subtraction trick.

00:26:23 Net migration is simply arrivals minus departure.

00:26:26 In reality, 813,000 people legally immigrated into the UK over the last year.

00:26:31 The only reason the net number looks low is because 642,000 people packed up and left the country entirely.

00:26:37 And the same thing is happening in Australia.

00:26:39 568,000 migrants arrived, but 263,000 left local populations. Yeah. And a lot of people that left

00:26:46 are the British or actual Australians. Yeah. So it's the, it's actually way, way worse.

00:26:52 Indiana Jones swap for the worst people you can imagine. And yeah, I just, the main thing that I

00:26:58 keep coming back to is I don't get it. I don't get the AC. Obviously we understand all the migrant

00:27:04 issues, but I don't understand the mentality on AC. Run a small one, start putting money into

00:27:10 eco-friendly versions that like, don't you just have to keep it a couple degrees below death

00:27:15 temperature? You'd think. Isn't that kind of like, all right, it doesn't, all right, we put a governor

00:27:20 on your AC, mate. We finally got it. And it's for when there's a heat dome over Europe. The fact that

00:27:26 there's nothing ever. And you have to run your AC at 78 degrees and that sucks, but it's. It'll

00:27:32 save your life. Yeah. Granny. Not even, I don't understand the mentality. So, uh, I don't know.

00:27:37 I'm not usually at a loss, but I guess I just don't understand the population.

00:27:42 What temperature do you guys run your AC at? 71 for me. Yeah. I run it between 70 and 72.

00:27:48 I used to run in the sixties when I lived in an apartment, but then I realized if you'd run that

00:27:53 on a house, it'll never hit it. And you're just blasting AC all day. And if you run it like 72

00:27:58 two on a hot day, it'll go on and off and that's what you want. Okay. See, I learned. Yeah, you

00:28:03 learned. All right, let's get into our fraud section. There's a lot of medical related fraud

00:28:08 this past few days and we're going to start with the nurse who got caught up. A Las Vegas nurse

00:28:13 practitioner bought a $594,000 Ferrari and a $4.6 million beach resort in the Philippines.

00:28:21 Resort. While allegedly running a $906 million fraud scheme that targeted elderly hospice

00:28:26 patients for unneeded procedures. Marizal Yuki has been indicted in the biggest healthcare fraud

00:28:32 takedown in US history. Fed seized eight cars, a little under 500K cash and several Nevada

00:28:38 properties, including a house on, no joke, Money Street in Paroop. What is Paroop?

00:28:46 I don't know. Money Street.

00:28:47 But yeah, somebody else said, so this was huge. It was a ton of money. That's, I guess,

00:28:51 the largest in history. And somebody else said, if a rando nurse practitioner can bilk our

00:28:58 government for nearly a billion dollars, I think it's safe to say we've probably lost trillions 0.96

00:29:03 over the lifespan of these social welfare programs. Not even a doctor. Not even a doctor

00:29:08 who can sign a prescription pad and do it all. It's a nurse practitioner and she gutted it for 1.00

00:29:13 a billion. And a Ferrari, a foreign investment, the money didn't even stay in the US. It went to 1.00

00:29:23 the Philippines for a resort. She bought a resort. And so this is kind of a theme going forward for

00:29:30 the rest of the section is like these luxury purchases and consumerism, right? And a lot of

00:29:36 these people, they don't invest the money. Like she had some properties, she was on the good end

00:29:42 of it. But unfortunately the U S government can't seize a property in the Philippines. Right. Yeah. 1.00

00:29:46 So it's kind of like that half a foreigner version. Um, but we're going to see a little 1.00

00:29:52 bit later with all the dumb shit these people buy from these frauds. Like it's not easily 1.00

00:29:58 seizeable stuff. Like, yeah, you can, but you get 30 cents on the dollar for it.

00:30:02 Immediately depreciates when they buy it. If I did a billion dollar fraud on Medicare and it was over

00:30:08 the last 10 years, they'd be like, all right, we got him. And I'd go, I would go fuck. And then I 1.00

00:30:14 would say, all right, here it is. And I own a hotel in Wisconsin. I own, I own this apartment

00:30:20 building here. And they'd be like, damn, this shit appreciated. Yeah. You made the government 1.00

00:30:24 money. You made the, thank you for stealing from us. But some of these low IQ people, it's just

00:30:30 all flexing for social media shit, a Ferrari, dumb shit. So I guess we'll move on to this next 1.00

00:30:37 one, which is kind of more an example of that. This is police raiding a guy's house and then

00:30:41 them finding all the luxury goods. I've never seen anything like this in my life. On June 12th,

00:30:46 Thomas Heard was sentenced to prison. Let's see, this is movies. This is movie stuff. For defrauding

00:30:53 taxpayers and exploiting vulnerable Arizonans. He billed the state for patients who were already

00:31:00 dead. He billed for children, toddlers, for alcohol dependence treatment that they could

00:31:07 never receive. He billed for patients who were incarcerated and could not have been in his care.

00:31:15 What you see here are photos of what we found inside this home. An enormous amount of luxury

00:31:24 items inside the home. This is the house that he purchased with his fraudulent activity.

00:31:31 Mr. Heard had purchased. That's basically it. He's got some good stuff.

00:31:35 Yeah, but it's all consumerism slop. Like, do you need the 10th watch? Do you need the

00:31:41 16th Louis Vuitton purse for your fat fucking wife? And I haven't seen her. I'm just making 1.00

00:31:46 an assumption. But yeah, you know, all these vehicles at the end here, like he needed 10,

00:31:53 He needed 10 cars, and all while ripping off the government.

00:31:57 And another piece that I'm kind of mad at, like, obviously calling out fraud right now is like en vogue or whatever you want to call it. 0.96

00:32:06 But I haven't seen many people put on guardrails so that this type of shit doesn't happen again. 0.99

00:32:10 And that's really what I'm waiting for, because otherwise we're going to go to sleep for a couple years, and then there will be a new random black guy buying Louis Vuitton bags for his fat bitch wife, right? 1.00

00:32:21 That's how it goes. 1.00

00:32:22 That is how it goes. And then we have another example. The Boston Globe did an investigation.

00:32:27 Yeah. So we got the Philippines nurse practitioner stealing and buying a Philippine resort. We got 1.00

00:32:34 the black guy in Arizona and it's all watches and cars and his wife's bags. 0.97

00:32:38 Louis Vuitton. 0.64

00:32:39 And then here's what the business people are up to from the Boston Globe spotlight team. One of

00:32:44 the most, I guess, prolific investigators ever, the spotlight team, right? Weren't all the movies?

00:32:50 They did a movie. Yeah, yeah, they did a Spotlight movie. And then also look at his name.

00:32:55 This is the closest name to Fleckus I've ever seen.

00:32:58 Massachusetts program was supposed to be fixing up rundown affordable housing units.

00:33:02 But the Globe Spotlight team found that mass housing was giving millions to politically

00:33:06 connected people who either did a poor job or didn't do the work at all.

00:33:11 Pretty much every single window on the porch was broken.

00:33:13 The agency initially downplayed our findings. Here's what we found and how we found it.

00:33:17 A year ago, we started asking for public records about the Gateway Housing Rehabilitation Program.

00:33:23 It was supposed to invest millions into fixing up affordable housing in struggling mill towns.

00:33:28 More than half of the money went to Gary Aqua and Reginald Woods, a pair of young developers with some experience.

00:33:34 Tony Richards II, the mass housing official in charge of giving out the money, knew them.

00:33:39 A few months before the grant program opened in 2023, they had sold Richards a house in West Roxbury.

00:33:45 They got $1.4 million to fix up properties they owned in Pittsfield and Worcester.

00:33:50 Instead of doing full makeovers, they put some band-aids on the properties.

00:33:54 Many of the places we saw had rickety stairs, poor workmanship, and other signs of substandard work.

00:34:01 Some of these problems were flagged in a post-renovation inspection by Mass Housing.

00:34:05 But we dug deeper and found more discrepancies.

00:34:09 Contractors flatly denied doing the work that the developers said they did.

00:34:12 But Aqua and Woods collected hundreds of thousands of dollars based on invoices with those contractors' names on them.

00:34:18 For example, Aqua and Woods submitted this plumbing and heating invoice to Mass Housing and were paid $35,000 for the work.

00:34:26 We went to Boston Budget Plumbing and Heating, and they said that never happened.

00:34:30 They presented us with a real invoice, and you can see the signatures don't match.

00:34:35 This invoice, which looks like it was made with a template online, was paid out for $10,000.

00:34:40 This contractor told us they'd never heard of Reggie Woods and Gary Acqua.

00:34:45 The developer submitted this fake invoice to Mass Housing.

00:34:48 And we know it's fake because we called the contractor who was hired to do the work.

00:34:52 Tough day if you're a fraudster and then this guy starts calling around.

00:34:56 I know.

00:34:57 And this takes over a year.

00:34:59 You hear what he said.

00:35:00 We started requesting documents a year ago.

00:35:02 And that Boston Globe spotlight team, they're going in on calling, verifying, doing the whole thing.

00:35:08 And those real estate developers, those black gentlemen, those affluent entrepreneurial types, they never thought anybody was going to look in.

00:35:17 Surely they won't call the heating invoice place, right?

00:35:21 But they got unlucky because fraud, again, is kind of hot right now.

00:35:26 And all these people are at risk of getting caught, but those guys did a decent job and still got caught.

00:35:34 And they're very entrepreneurial types.

00:35:37 Yeah. And I found this guy's Instagram, right? Because I wanted to look at it and see what he was up to. This is Gary Aqua. And he's got all these pictures. Like you, you guys know this type of brother who kind of starts getting a suit and he wears those skinny pants with like no socks and he wears the loafers.

00:35:56 And he really starts doing this in pictures.

00:35:59 And you see some of these pics, like it's typical, like speaking to the youth.

00:36:04 Oh, so kids, what you got to do is fake your invoices.

00:36:09 Yeah.

00:36:10 And that buddy you went to college with or you sold that house to who's on the Massachusetts Housing Authority thing, you got to lock that up, right?

00:36:16 Yeah, he'll give you the deal.

00:36:18 So there's another part of it where it's like, you know, I don't know.

00:36:21 this was a way lesser fraud than the Medicare stuff we've seen, but it's still fraud. And this

00:36:24 type of shit happens everywhere. Um, but you don't see these types of guys, you know, exactly that 1.00

00:36:33 type. And it's about appearances. It's about flexing. It's about, I'm going to look at how

00:36:39 many people I'm speaking in front of on this Instagram post. I'm a board. I got into Cornell,

00:36:45 right? And this guy things, doing big things. Exactly. You guys probably know a couple of

00:36:50 kids from high school that, oh, fake it till you make it, that type of guy. But yeah, it turns out

00:36:55 they're doing some fraud here. And yes, this guy and the other guy who he was partnered with, Woods

00:37:01 and Aqua, they both got into Cornell. So that's like, you know, that sort of DEI loosening of

00:37:08 things. They go to Cornell, they get the state contract because a state like Massachusetts loves

00:37:13 to give it to a black entrepreneur, right? And then they're just faking invoices and not doing 0.99

00:37:19 the fucking work and that was for blighted and like rundown houses it was specifically to get 0.97

00:37:25 them unrundown and they they just like the opposite happens where you take the taxpayer money it 0.99

00:37:32 doesn't fix the rundown property that money's gone the property's still bad and we're right

00:37:36 back where we started and we still need to fix this property but i got some sick pictures speaking

00:37:41 to a dinner at on my instagram and if you guys watch the sopranos this is kind of basically the

00:37:46 hud scam that tony ran oh yeah you remember the hud scam i remember a little bit all right all

00:37:52 right well that's the end of our fraud section for now i'm sure we'll have more to add uh mom

00:37:58 dami did a video this week in new york city about freezing the rent new york the independent rent

00:38:04 guidelines board just froze the rent that means if you're one of the more than two million new

00:38:09 yorkers who lives in a rent stabilized apartment your rent's going to be frozen next year

00:38:12 ice pop didn't have a wrapper yeah he pulls it out of the freezer his disgusting third world 0.53

00:38:20 fingers the freezer is just full of unwrapped stuff you just take whatever you want yeah yeah

00:38:26 yeah um and then so freezing the rent we've talked about that a bunch in the show that's

00:38:31 what they voted for he's gonna give it to him right it'll ruin the housing market no one will

00:38:35 want to rent because you don't make any money so why would you want to own property and real

00:38:40 estate is one of the oldest jobs in the world. And I actually found a lady online who replied

00:38:44 on Twitter and explained why it doesn't work. How is it progressive to resurrect a tired policy

00:38:49 that has failed wherever it's been tried? When rents are frozen, but landlords' property taxes,

00:38:55 insurance, and repair costs keep rising, buildings fall into disrepair and investors flee to other

00:39:00 markets. Anyone with an ounce of common sense knows that price controls don't work. Mr. Momdani

00:39:05 is an economic, illiterate, trapped in the past, a reactionary posing as a progressive. 0.81

00:39:09 So there you go. That's just an explanation. Everything goes up for the homeowner costs,

00:39:14 insurance, everything. And then you can't raise the rent. This isn't a business anymore.

00:39:19 And he, you know, he's doing it to like foreigners. That's who's in some of these

00:39:23 places, foreigners, um, you know, lifelong New Yorkers who are just like, I'm never fucking 0.96

00:39:29 leaving. And yeah, like she said, the inflation doesn't stop on the, you know, the groundskeeping, 0.86

00:39:35 the plumbers, every single other thing doesn't get frozen.

00:39:38 Mamdani just protects that random guy, 0.69

00:39:41 probably a foreigner who's occupying. 0.93

00:39:43 Two million people. 1.00

00:39:44 Crazy.

00:39:44 Two million in New York and rent control?

00:39:47 I don't know, guys.

00:39:48 It's not a good sign.

00:39:50 Like, I don't even know what's going to happen with New York.

00:39:52 Just the tax base flees, the death spiral. 1.00

00:39:55 But then there's so much good shit in New York. 1.00

00:39:57 New York is like the one where it's like, 1.00

00:39:59 we've had 100 years of building this up, right?

00:40:02 We can't really leave.

00:40:03 J.P. Morgan, ah!

00:40:05 we're here. But once a few cornerstone tenants, as I'll call them, like JP Morgan or somebody

00:40:11 like that, relocate somewhere, I think the death spiral happens pretty quick. And then all you're

00:40:17 left with is foreigners whose rent is frozen. And then what? No tax base anymore. We couldn't do 1.00

00:40:23 this and give them Cleveland, Ohio. Well, that same thing. Yeah, that same thing. New York City,

00:40:29 the best one well cities like that are kind of set up to be a rebound detroit or cleveland or

00:40:36 something like that could be a rebound city because they're built up and have the infrastructure

00:40:40 but this is another one of those things where we talked about it before with seattle how all

00:40:45 the shitty policies in seattle are kind of spilling over to uh that other city what's the other city

00:40:50 by seattle i forget the name right now but um like who in the new york city area like if newark

00:40:57 or any one of those kind of weird that's still kind of at the port city wants to take over,

00:41:02 they can. Connecticut, who wants to step up, right? That's interesting. Maybe there's an

00:41:06 opportunity. All right. I found this 4chan post. It's kind of random, but I wanted to read it

00:41:12 because I thought it was pretty insightful for like normal Americans. Be me, middle-class tax

00:41:17 pig, checking son's homework. He's 14, can't read cursive or multiply fractions. School just got a 0.97

00:41:23 property tax hike approved. Look up where the money goes. District hired five new diversity

00:41:29 and compliance coordinators this year. Zero new math teachers. Remember that Carter created the

00:41:34 education department just to secure NEA votes. System works exactly as intended. Your tax

00:41:40 dollars pay union dues. Union launders 98% of it back to Democrat campaigns. Free campaign cash

00:41:47 while admin staff grows 75%. Republicans complain on Twitter and vote to increase the budget anyway.

00:41:53 Total gridlock.

00:41:54 Absolute monopoly.

00:41:56 Wallet is empty. 0.80

00:41:57 Kid is functionally illiterate. 0.98

00:41:58 Dark. 0.99

00:41:59 Yeah, I feel like a tax pig every now and then too. 0.98

00:42:01 I'm a tax pig. 0.95

00:42:03 I get it. 0.92

00:42:04 But I'm an AC tax pig.

00:42:08 Yeah, I'm at least comfy at a nice 71 degrees.

00:42:11 But yeah, this is everything, man.

00:42:14 NGOs, teachers unions, the fraud thing we just went over.

00:42:19 It's like everything, the money has to go back or circular in some way. 1.00

00:42:24 And that's third world shit. 0.99

00:42:26 Yeah. 1.00

00:42:26 Everything was made for a high trust society.

00:42:28 And if you do it, you could have a union, you could have a teacher thing. 0.99

00:42:32 And once the migrants come and once the trust is lost, it's just, this is how you extract tax dollars. 0.99

00:42:38 This is also how you extract tax dollars. 1.00

00:42:39 This is how much you need to give to me after I help you extract the tax dollars, right?

00:42:43 That's my kickback.

00:42:45 All right. 1.00

00:42:45 Well, let's get into migrants. 1.00

00:42:47 Let's get depressed a little bit. 1.00

00:42:49 Um, the optimistic.

00:42:51 Yeah. 0.98

00:42:51 The opening birthright citizenship is fucked, but I don't know. 0.99

00:42:55 Well, hopefully it's not, but that's going to be a big one. 1.00

00:42:58 Uh, Haitians. 1.00

00:42:59 We talk a lot about Haitians, how they're everywhere.

00:43:02 Temporary protected status, which the Supreme court made the right decision on.

00:43:06 Yep.

00:43:07 And then we saw a headline that kind of sounds negative, but we're going to tell you why

00:43:11 it's not that bad. 0.99

00:43:12 Just in Haitians who have been in the U S for years under temporary protected status

00:43:15 can apply for permanent residence or for temporary visa,

00:43:20 Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen said on Sunday.

00:43:23 And then he also said, so that sounds bad.

00:43:26 Like, what?

00:43:26 The guys who we just fought at this whole legal battle to kick out?

00:43:30 You're sending them a link to apply?

00:43:32 Yeah.

00:43:32 So it sounds bad, but Mark Wayne fixed it and he made it more clear.

00:43:37 He said, let me be abundantly clear.

00:43:39 Temporary protected status is just that, temporary.

00:43:42 Democrats tried to turn this into a de facto amnesty program.

00:43:46 President Trump put a stop to it.

00:43:48 If you are in the country without status, you are here illegally. 0.79

00:43:51 Illegal aliens have two choices. 0.97

00:43:53 They can either accept a $2,600 stipend and a flight home to self-deport, or they will be removed.

00:43:58 So he kind of clarified when people were getting a little skittish on that.

00:44:02 Yep.

00:44:02 And there is some more context, too. 1.00

00:44:04 Like, it does sound bad that all these Haitians are allowed to apply. 0.99

00:44:07 but it sounds like Mark Wayne, who is a show watcher, is using the idea I gave him a few 0.99

00:44:13 months back, where basically you tell all the migrants to go back, but then you can apply to

00:44:18 come legally, and then you just say no to all the applications. Yes, absolutely. That was my idea. 1.00

00:44:23 I actually like it. Leave a path, and then it's kind of like they get stuck in a waiting room.

00:44:29 They get stuck in purgatory almost. So we saw that headline, and people were reacting negatively

00:44:35 to it, which is important too. You have to push back on the administration when they do something

00:44:39 or there's a pathway for more Haitians to come here. There should be exactly zero Haitians here, 1.00

00:44:45 right? But yeah, it sounds pretty good. And I think they're going to go. 1.00

00:44:50 Yeah. And then this guy was kind of sad about it on Twitter.

00:44:53 Yeah. A lot of leftists were kind of doing this thing where they complain about it.

00:44:58 Because remember, Haiti, I think it was 18-ish years ago, that temporary protected status

00:45:03 happened. So a lot of these Haitians are entrenched in places like South Florida, 0.99

00:45:07 Springfield. It was more of a recent one. But this guy said, what a hellishly cruel and stupid 0.86

00:45:13 mess SCOTUS has enabled. Most of the 1.3 million legal resident people they're letting Trump 1.00

00:45:19 deport have lived here 15 plus years. Average age, 42. Their parents to 273,000 US citizen kids,

00:45:28 30% have mortgages.

00:45:30 You're saying all the points we make.

00:45:33 Mortgages.

00:45:33 So they're occupying houses.

00:45:35 They're getting cheap money.

00:45:36 They got it from somewhere.

00:45:37 I don't know who helped them. 0.99

00:45:39 FHA loans using shit designed for Americans on visas that are temporary. 0.97

00:45:45 So you can see, yeah, the left wing where your argument accidentally gives up the right wing point. 0.99

00:45:51 We have a housing crisis. 0.94

00:45:52 Gen Z can't buy houses. 0.99

00:45:54 They went up 100% in like five years since COVID. 1.00

00:45:57 And we have Haitians here occupying houses on a temporary visa. 1.00

00:46:01 You're making our points, brother. 1.00

00:46:03 You're helping us.

00:46:04 And then somebody just said, major breaking, the Supreme Court ruling could put nearly

00:46:08 20% of Springfield, Ohio's population at risk of deportation.

00:46:12 And one side says, oh no, how are you going to deport 20% of the population?

00:46:15 And the other side says, 20% of Springfield's population is Haitians. 0.94

00:46:20 And we covered it.

00:46:21 And that was a boiling point moment of the debate.

00:46:23 They're eating the cats.

00:46:24 Remember when Trump did that?

00:46:26 And like, yeah, if that was such a key focal point of like a major debate before Joe Biden 0.96

00:46:32 went fully retarded on the second debate, right? 0.97

00:46:34 That was the first debate. 1.00

00:46:37 Yeah, we're going to finish that job if we can, right?

00:46:41 Elections are a joke or something?

00:46:42 You thought we were kidding? 1.00

00:46:44 You saw the Haitians. 1.00

00:46:45 They're 10 to a house. 1.00

00:46:46 They're working in the factory. 1.00

00:46:48 They're basically scabs.

00:46:50 So good riddance, right?

00:46:51 Yeah, but then we have some more context about Ohio specifically when it comes to the

00:46:55 Haitians. Yeah, they're big in Ohio. And then John Kasich also did a video. We'll talk about

00:47:00 that after. I've been told by a friend from Ohio that one of the reasons the elites are so hysterical

00:47:05 about Haitians having to go home, even some Republicans, is apartments owners love renting

00:47:12 to them, especially if they are paying government subsidized rents. Think about the insanity of 0.65

00:47:18 that. We are subsidizing the rents of foreign nationals driving up the cost of housing for 1.00

00:47:23 Native Americans by diminishing supply and increasing demand. That is as un-American 1.00

00:47:28 as anything our government can do to us. Crazy. And yeah, John Kasich, which I think he's from

00:47:33 Ohio, right? He had a video about, oh, Haitians are so important. And that was the old Republican

00:47:38 party. And they'd still call him racist. He'd make a video about Haitians in a tucked in t-shirt.

00:47:43 I'm also a real estate entrepreneur, unrelated. I do have a vacancy rate in several buildings.

00:47:49 um so yeah that's good we need the Haitians to really go back though uh I need this particular 1.00

00:47:56 population you know there are there are some really bad populations right Somalis Haitians 1.00

00:48:01 uh Venezuelans recently have been really bad because that was kind of more criminal Bangladesh 1.00

00:48:06 all the criminals from Central and South America that got released Eritrea anything near Somalia 0.92

00:48:12 basically who share any genetics with them. And so like, this is a huge deal. You get one 0.84

00:48:18 problem group completely. And then this is not about like being mean to people or anything.

00:48:25 We have so many large groups and so many people trying to be little ticks on the U.S. body 0.87

00:48:30 that if we get the chance to pull off 1.3 million or however many Haitians are, 1.00

00:48:35 you got to take them all. You have to do it all because there are so many pieces that like each 1.00

00:48:40 one is a legal battle. Yeah. You know what I mean? So you really have to, when you given a lane to

00:48:46 drive through, you have to drive through it and get them all right. Yeah. And we have some general

00:48:49 deportation stats, uh, from Mark Wayne Mullen. Yeah. Mark Wayne said deportations are way up

00:48:55 and on pace to surpass all of 2025 within weeks per DHS secretary Mullen. And just to give you

00:49:01 guys an idea of the numbers, because up doesn't mean anything. If up is, you know, it went from

00:49:06 10 to 15, that's 50% up, right? Ice removal data says fiscal year 2026 is tracking towards 430

00:49:15 to 460,000 removals versus 320 in fiscal year 2025. So 430, 460K, figure 500K, it's half the

00:49:26 year, a million in the year, there's a hundred million illegals a year, a hundred years, they'll 0.92

00:49:30 all be gone. Yeah. So, I mean, it just depends on what your appetite is. I was promised and 0.99

00:49:35 voted for mass deportations. This seems like some deportations, right? That's very true.

00:49:41 Given how big the scope of the problem is. Yep. So I hope everyone's being pressured to still do

00:49:46 more. And then when you win these legal battles, like against the Haitians, I hope we do it in one 1.00

00:49:50 false swoop, right? All right. Let's get to our next piece. I found a picture on Instagram that 1.00

00:49:56 sums up our immigration system in one photo. What a joyful Mexican invasion it is. It's Rabbi 1.00

00:50:02 shmuley and he's at some world cup party and he says full mexican invasion what a joy it is 0.96

00:50:08 that sums up our immigration policy yep no further comment rabbi shmuley brought in a hundred million

00:50:15 third worlders to america yep by himself yep all right next uh with some indians were caught

00:50:22 shmuley seems like the litigious type you should probably throw it allegedly in there

00:50:28 Rabbi Shmuley might have been responsible for 100 million third worlders coming to America because he thinks it's good. 0.92

00:50:37 Yep.

00:50:37 There's no way of knowing whether that's true or not.

00:50:39 He likes it.

00:50:40 Okay.

00:50:41 All right.

00:50:42 Next.

00:50:42 I think this happened in Canada.

00:50:43 Yes.

00:50:43 Some Indians were caught throwing their trash in nature, and then the Canadians made them clean it up. 0.93

00:50:52 So this is them getting the couch back out of the ravine that they threw it in. 0.59

00:50:56 You throw it at the ravine, it's gone.

00:50:58 i know never think about it again come on please they're begging not to be filmed because they know

00:51:04 they know the damage they're gonna do to their co-ethnics right they get it back in the u-haul

00:51:14 and the white canadians i believe forced them to go to the dump follow them all the way 0.92

00:51:20 there you go it goes in the trash what's so hard isn't life beautiful it costs 60 bucks or 0.94

00:51:28 something that's what's so hard yeah i guess but that's good that's that's uplifting gold 0.98

00:51:34 yeah yeah within migrants yeah yeah you if you catch people who are on a tenuous residency in 0.94

00:51:42 your country you can basically make them do whatever all right jump on one foot now you 1.00

00:51:46 You know, start barking orders at them.

00:51:49 I like that. 1.00

00:51:50 Free Gulab Jamoon. 1.00

00:51:52 Yeah, give me Gulab Jamoon right now. 0.83

00:51:55 Make it in my kitchen. 1.00

00:51:56 No feet.

00:51:57 No feet.

00:51:58 Gloves.

00:51:59 You have to wear gloves. 0.96

00:52:01 All right, our last clip from our migrant section is in Europe. 0.98

00:52:04 And this migrant is trying to figure out how the subway turnstile system works.

00:52:08 And these are the new fare gates that are pretty much going out everywhere, 0.98

00:52:12 making fare jumping more difficult.

00:52:14 We covered it in San Francisco.

00:52:15 They're doing it in New York, too. 0.99

00:52:17 And watch this third-worlder. 0.96

00:52:18 Watch his brain slowly work. 1.00

00:52:22 So the woman goes in. 0.97

00:52:23 He tries to coast off her. 0.98

00:52:25 Nope, it closed too quick.

00:52:27 Next person, I'll do it again.

00:52:28 No, no, no.

00:52:30 Maybe use your empty.

00:52:32 And then he uses his card for the wrong turnstile.

00:52:36 And I don't think his card has any money in it.

00:52:38 See how he's using it for the one he's not even in?

00:52:39 Yeah.

00:52:40 He kind of gives up.

00:52:41 He goes, oh, man, how would I do this?

00:52:43 well it costs three dollars so that's how you do it and here let's see what he does behind her

00:52:49 maybe this didn't work it's like a mouse who gets caught in the same trap three times right

00:52:56 yeah so they do i'm gonna play both sides here this guy is an ophthalmologist oh so they do need

00:53:04 him that was a good immigrant okay yeah and you can see like his slow thought process going and

00:53:09 He can't figure it out, and it's like someone eventually swipes it in for him. 1.00

00:53:14 But what do we need that guy in Europe for? 0.72

00:53:16 Crazy.

00:53:17 Why do we need that guy anywhere? 0.99

00:53:19 Hey, he'll pickpocket you. 0.91

00:53:21 Hey, he will beat you up, right? 0.98

00:53:23 He will leer at your preteen daughter. 0.84

00:53:26 All right.

00:53:27 Third world stare.

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00:54:02 go fast through the final page, because I'm not really

00:54:04 passionate about any of this. Good.

00:54:06 Good. Zombie squirrels again.

00:54:08 Well, you've been talking about this for a while.

00:54:11 Didn't we do a different zombie squirrel story once upon a time?

00:54:14 I think like two years ago, maybe.

00:54:16 Did you make a prediction or anything or what?

00:54:18 I just thought zombie squirrels again.

00:54:21 I don't know.

00:54:22 I didn't make a prediction.

00:54:23 All right, phone it in.

00:54:23 Next.

00:54:24 Zombie squirrels are back, guys, and it's not good.

00:54:26 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:54:27 It's not good for the squirrels.

00:54:28 And if you're a bird, do you, like say you're a hawk, do you even want to eat that?

00:54:32 No.

00:54:32 Does it gross you out or do they just eat it?

00:54:35 I don't know.

00:54:35 I can't answer that.

00:54:36 Okay.

00:54:37 Okay, better to not answer than to guess.

00:54:40 All right, apparently there was crazy weather in Boise, Idaho.

00:54:44 There was like inches and inches of hail, and then flooding happened very fast.

00:54:50 I thought this was like AI, the way the ice is floating on top, but I don't know, man.

00:54:56 I don't know what it is.

00:54:57 It looks pretty real.

00:54:58 They could be fine-tuning the weather machine.

00:55:01 Yeah.

00:55:02 That's my takeaway.

00:55:03 This is actually something that happens in Florida in this one area that gets really flooded where people in trucks driving through the floodwaters when the street gets flooded since all the houses are like slightly elevated in relation to the road.

00:55:19 People are getting pissed in this one specific neighborhood in St. Pete because the trucks were creating wakes that would smash into their house.

00:55:24 We've talked about that on the show.

00:55:26 Have we?

00:55:26 Where if you go too fast, the wave will break the window when it crashes into wherever it goes. 1.00

00:55:32 Yeah, I don't know about break the window, but flood your fucking house. 0.99

00:55:35 Yeah, it breaks your window if you go too fast. 0.99

00:55:39 We showed it on the show.

00:55:40 All right, our last piece of the final page.

00:55:42 This homeless street rat type has some interesting views.

00:55:48 I may not have the actual degree in psychology,

00:55:50 but I'm going to get an honorary one because I created a whole new science

00:55:54 in synthesized intelligence psychology.

00:56:02 The extra six seconds of walking around.

00:56:06 They never fully explain it.

00:56:09 This must be one of the harder ways to be homeless,

00:56:14 where you think you're smarter and then no one's listening.

00:56:18 Like, if you're a homeless guy like that guy we just showed

00:56:20 trying to get on the subway who can't get, he doesn't think at all.

00:56:23 He's just, he goes, ooh, a sweet drink.

00:56:25 Someone gave me a sweet drink.

00:56:28 My life's good for the next four minutes, right?

00:56:30 Yeah, yeah. 1.00

00:56:30 That dumb, low-level thinking. 1.00

00:56:32 It's easy to be homeless. 1.00

00:56:33 You're like, ooh, I'm comfortable right now.

00:56:35 Ooh, too hot, too hot.

00:56:36 Go over there.

00:56:37 Yeah, it's true.

00:56:38 Very simple.

00:56:38 When you think you have an advanced psychological understanding and you're synthesizing it with

00:56:42 something, you probably feel like you are crazy.

00:56:46 No one's listening. 0.85

00:56:47 And why do I sleep next to the dumpster?

00:56:50 I'm brilliant, right?

00:56:51 So it's kind of torturous, right?

00:56:53 He could be smart.

00:56:55 Yeah, I think he went cuckoo.

00:56:57 I think he maybe went cuckoo.

00:56:58 but I did see something about chess masters.

00:57:01 Oh yeah.

00:57:02 Where you go crazy when you play games in your head because you're

00:57:05 visualizing it too much.

00:57:06 And like,

00:57:06 there's a thing where like a really good chess player can be ranked in

00:57:11 whatever and do the tournaments,

00:57:13 but a chess master who's like the savant best chess,

00:57:18 you can chess player.

00:57:20 You can be,

00:57:20 you can't even wrangle them for a tournament.

00:57:23 It's like that.

00:57:24 So like,

00:57:24 Oh,

00:57:24 these guys are good.

00:57:25 These guys are good.

00:57:26 They're going to play each other,

00:57:27 whatever.

00:57:27 But the chess genius best player ever, he's like walking in circles outside, like shooting, you know, flashlight in the sky, trying to do something crazy.

00:57:36 I get that.

00:57:37 They can't be wrangled.

00:57:38 Okay.

00:57:39 It's kind of interesting.

00:57:40 All right.

00:57:40 Once you get so smart and so good, it's actually, you can't even use it to your benefit.

00:57:45 Sitting around for a tournament is beneath you.

00:57:47 You have other more important endeavors.

00:57:49 I already know that.

00:57:49 I can already beat this guy.

00:57:51 I already know that.

00:57:52 All right.

00:57:52 Well, that's the end of housekeeping.

00:57:53 We're now moving on to Cringe of the Week. 0.58

00:57:55 all right our first story from cringe of the week this trans mayoral candidate needs a mental health

00:58:05 sock puppet with her i knew i wanted to run for mayor when andrew horvath refused to meet with me

00:58:12 when i was the victim of a hate crime and we were at the safety summit and she had her communications

00:58:16 person amanda canard stand in front of me like i was a feral dog um when i actually just wanted

00:58:21 to be respected. That's when I knew I wanted to run for mayor. There you go. Another case of an

00:58:26 adult baby. Yeah. And that was a man named Scarlett who needed a sock puppet to help him win the

00:58:33 mayoral race. Scarlett Gillespie, a former sex worker turned local activist and executive 1.00

00:58:39 director of the Sex Workers Action Program, was recently. So that's the resume. I'm a sex worker.

00:58:46 And I'm sure she'll be shill. I'm sure he will be good at making the tough decisions.

00:58:51 Should we let in infinity Indians? 1.00

00:58:54 Yeah. 1.00

00:58:55 I don't want to be mean.

00:58:56 Yeah.

00:58:57 Sounds good to me.

00:58:58 The sock puppet.

00:58:59 You're basically talking to the sock puppet whenever in office, right?

00:59:03 Yeah.

00:59:04 Tell that to Frenchie.

00:59:05 And it's like, no, no, no, no.

00:59:07 And I was thinking, too, that maybe the sock puppet could be the bad cop.

00:59:11 Ooh. 0.95

00:59:11 And, like, the right-wing version of, like, things where, oh, I don't think people from Somalia are compatible with the West.

00:59:18 so we can't solve global poverty by bringing in immigrants. 0.98

00:59:21 That's what a white politician should do. 1.00

00:59:23 A real right-wing politician should have an even further right sock puppet. 0.88

00:59:28 Well, it's not their fault.

00:59:30 It's their DNA. 0.99

00:59:31 It's different than ours. 0.67

00:59:33 How do you explain the IQ difference for the continents in Africa? 1.00

00:59:38 It used to be what they call retarded, and they had to change retardation, 0.99

00:59:42 so it didn't make people feel bad. 0.99

00:59:44 And you go, what is up with this guy?

00:59:45 and say, hey, stop it, Saki. 0.93

00:59:48 You're going crazy. 0.91

00:59:50 But he, is that true, though?

00:59:51 Is what Saki said true?

00:59:53 You know, you kind of have to play devil's advocate.

00:59:55 But this is a broader thing.

00:59:57 This is virtue signaling. 1.00

00:59:58 Obviously, I don't think this idiot's going to win. 1.00

01:00:01 But that kind of thing signals to the other adult babies 1.00

01:00:04 that, like, I'm going to look out for you.

01:00:06 I'm an adult baby.

01:00:07 You're an adult baby.

01:00:08 We're going to ruin this whole thing. 1.00

01:00:10 We're going to fuck this country up together. 1.00

01:00:12 All right. 1.00

01:00:13 Next, we have an anti-white person who works as a school board member in St. Paul, Minnesota.

01:00:20 Yeah.

01:00:21 And yeah, you said it all. 1.00

01:00:23 I'm just going to read the post that's kind of going viral about this white hate that this ugly freak has. 0.99

01:00:29 It says, I don't get why we don't just make dog parks at white Christian cemeteries if white Christians are okay with it. 0.99

01:00:36 This is a simple fix. 1.00

01:00:37 Leave indigenous land sacred and piss on the white corpses. 1.00

01:00:42 And as you can see, she works for the school board and her name is Chantel, Chantel Allen. 1.00

01:00:50 And, you know, the first thing that I am thinking about when I see someone like this is, yeah, I'd hate white people too if I was that fat and disgusting and ugly and had all my teeth fucked up. 0.99

01:01:00 I'd probably find someone too, you know? 1.00

01:01:03 That's fair.

01:01:04 That's just like normal. 1.00

01:01:05 This is what, like, a disabled ugly freak would do who's filled with resentment and watched white people, probably watched a white guy hug his cheerleader girlfriend at prom and kiss her. 1.00

01:01:16 You know, like, no! 1.00

01:01:19 So I get it, but the problem comes when you're on the school board.

01:01:23 So you have to get off the school board. 1.00

01:01:25 You can go, like, talk and be a community organizer amongst idiots, but you don't have power over anyone. 1.00

01:01:30 And, you know, I don't blame her. 1.00

01:01:32 This is a fucked up life, guys. 1.00

01:01:34 This is a really bad, fucked up life. 1.00

01:01:36 You're ugly, probably fat since 10 years old. 1.00

01:01:39 You know what I mean? 1.00

01:01:40 You know what that's like.

01:01:41 I know what you mean.

01:01:42 You know what that's like.

01:01:43 But yeah, the teeth, the whole thing. 1.00

01:01:46 Of course she goes into this.

01:01:47 That's just like the path in front of you, right?

01:01:50 And she's on the St. Paul school board, public school board,

01:01:53 so I don't think she's going anywhere. 1.00

01:01:55 The Somalis probably like the anti-white energy. 1.00

01:01:58 Yeah, yeah, definitely. 1.00

01:01:59 All right, let's get to our next piece.

01:02:01 But again, I don't blame her. 1.00

01:02:01 This is where you go when you're fat, ugly, stupid, probably, too. 1.00

01:02:05 You just go right on down and, wow, people keep giving me jobs. 1.00

01:02:09 I'm on the school board.

01:02:11 Yeah.

01:02:11 And that post, I don't know when the screenshot was taken, but it says five days ago.

01:02:17 So, you know, not good instincts either.

01:02:21 Yeah, that's very true.

01:02:22 You could hide it and subvert.

01:02:24 The same way we've seen it with Carmelo Anthony, like the jurors who are like, 0.96

01:02:28 I don't know if I could lock up a black man. 0.66

01:02:30 Goodbye. 1.00

01:02:31 Yeah. 1.00

01:02:31 Like, these people are too dumb to even hide it to subvert. 1.00

01:02:34 She could enact anti-white policies and constantly vote against white people. 1.00

01:02:38 But instead— 1.00

01:02:39 Yeah, and sneak it.

01:02:40 She couldn't control herself. 1.00

01:02:41 She couldn't control herself.

01:02:42 That's a good point. 1.00

01:02:43 She's jealous of us. 0.97

01:02:45 Yeah.

01:02:45 All right, next.

01:02:46 This next clip is quick.

01:02:47 Well, we're going to play it, but we're going to have a lot to say.

01:02:50 It's just a trams poet.

01:02:53 Yeah, it's kind of slam poetry in Milwaukee.

01:02:56 Two. 1.00

01:02:57 Thirst holes are for brides.

01:03:04 And I was a bride once, and I wore a dress as red as blood.

01:03:10 People ask why I did that.

01:03:13 I know why I did that now.

01:03:16 I didn't know how else to say I was angry when my mind was taped shut and I was kept in a fog.

01:03:24 Give me those pills.

01:03:26 Give me the nightmares. 1.00

01:03:28 Damn the house that should have caught fire with all inside. 1.00

01:03:33 Enough. 1.00

01:03:34 All right, lady. 1.00

01:03:35 Whatever, lady. 0.98

01:03:37 Imagine walking in and going, oh, geez. 1.00

01:03:39 I just wanted a coffee.

01:03:40 Yeah.

01:03:41 And then at the end, she says the house should have burned down with everyone inside.

01:03:44 Is that your family you're talking about?

01:03:46 I think so.

01:03:47 And your family didn't want you to go down this trans route, and you're proving them wrong?

01:03:52 I guess.

01:03:53 Look at me now, mom and dad.

01:03:54 I'm at a mid-sized, what is this, herbal store in Milwaukee.

01:04:00 I'm at a tea shop with no stage and a mic.

01:04:04 Some people are still here.

01:04:07 It's just like a-

01:04:09 You said I couldn't become this.

01:04:10 I was like, yeah.

01:04:11 What a lot of these trans art things are, it's just like catharsis.

01:04:16 It's something like, I need to say this.

01:04:18 And the message, it's so intensely personal.

01:04:22 It has nothing to do with anybody else.

01:04:24 Almost nobody can relate.

01:04:26 Completely unrelatable.

01:04:27 But have fun, I guess. 1.00

01:04:29 Nice tits, mister. 1.00

01:04:31 All right. 1.00

01:04:31 We're going to get into some pride stuff.

01:04:33 There were a lot of pride parades over the weekend.

01:04:35 This first one is kind of more of a protest than a pride parade. 0.99

01:04:41 God is a lesbian. 1.00

01:04:44 God is a dyke. 1.00

01:04:47 Send her, Victoria. 1.00

01:04:48 I don't even know what this is related to. 0.90

01:04:50 But it says church ladies for choice, I guess.

01:04:52 So it's the pro-choice aspect of the church.

01:04:56 Yeah. 0.98

01:04:57 And then you got a bunch of dudes in dresses, and then they're disrespecting God. 1.00

01:05:00 God is a lesbian. 1.00

01:05:01 God is a dyke or whatever they're saying. 1.00

01:05:03 And it's very disrespectful to Christianity, obviously.

01:05:06 But no one ever mentions Allah.

01:05:09 Yeah.

01:05:09 Allah is this. 1.00

01:05:11 Allah is a lesbian. 1.00

01:05:12 No one ever does anything like that. 1.00

01:05:14 It's Allah trans. 0.96

01:05:15 Somebody be brave, right? 1.00

01:05:16 Step up.

01:05:17 You believe it, right?

01:05:18 And then what would happen would be so brutal that – and then no one would be – no one would come defend it, obviously.

01:05:28 But the people who – the Muslims who would attack them would completely all be in unison aligned on, yeah, you don't disrespect Allah. 0.67

01:05:35 Yeah.

01:05:36 And then that's why they don't do it because there actually is a resistance.

01:05:40 All right.

01:05:41 And then also with these types.

01:05:43 Yeah.

01:05:44 Like I think that was in Canada.

01:05:46 Of course. 0.88

01:05:46 So in these countries, like white Christian populations are declining and soon they are going to be ruled by a Middle East type energy, Indian, Indians or the Muslims or whatever. 0.81

01:06:00 And then once that happens, they're going to be begging for when white people were in charge of the country. 0.77

01:06:05 And they're not going to be able to get it out. 0.81

01:06:06 They're not going to be able to get it back.

01:06:07 Yeah.

01:06:08 All right. 0.98

01:06:08 Next, this pride parade, everyone is fully naked. 1.00

01:06:12 We had to censor everything, and you could almost not even tell what's going on. 1.00

01:06:18 Everyone's got their cacks out, and some are in some fat gender bodies, like that guy's 1.00

01:06:24 got a cack and some tits. 1.00

01:06:27 And I guess we'll just kind of play it fast in the background. 0.98

01:06:30 Yeah, we're going to play it fast.

01:06:32 But, you know, they do the pride stuff.

01:06:34 They're all fully naked in the streets.

01:06:36 And people think, oh, well, it's the pride day, and they have a permit for this, and

01:06:41 It's not like there's any kids around, but unfortunately, there's kids right there. 0.93

01:06:47 The funniest part is like front lines powered by Turning Point USA is zooming in on people's cocks. 0.60

01:06:53 And that's part of your job. 0.92

01:06:55 I'm zooming in on the pride people's cocks.

01:06:57 And then he pans to the small children there all enjoying pride.

01:07:00 There's kids everywhere. 0.99

01:07:01 Brought by their Asian tiger mom to see some shriveled cacks. 0.99

01:07:05 And they get off on it. 0.99

01:07:08 Yeah.

01:07:08 And they say, oh, Pride's not about brainwashing anybody.

01:07:12 It's about showing people everyone's welcome. 0.97

01:07:15 Here's our trans cocks in front of the kids. 1.00

01:07:18 Absolutely insane. 1.00

01:07:18 Not very convincing.

01:07:20 Not very convincing.

01:07:21 And then they always say, well, we want to teach kids for educational purposes.

01:07:25 No one's targeting the kids. 0.54

01:07:27 No one wants the kids to become LGBT.

01:07:30 No one's coming for the children, except in this Pride Parade, where they literally say they are. 1.00

01:07:36 We're coming for you, children.

01:07:38 We're coming for your children.

01:07:40 We're coming for your children.

01:07:42 We're coming for your children.

01:07:44 We're coming for your children.

01:07:47 Spooky stuff.

01:07:48 So send your parents to us. 1.00

01:07:50 I love my lesbian kid. 0.99

01:07:52 You are loved. 0.59

01:07:53 You know, that's Toronto for you. 1.00

01:07:55 Real dark shit. 1.00

01:07:56 And then they're on a megaphone yelling, we're coming for the kids. 1.00

01:07:59 Yeah.

01:08:00 So we know.

01:08:01 We knew.

01:08:01 We know.

01:08:02 Yeah. 0.98

01:08:02 Our last piece of cringe, Jacob Frey signed a bill that makes it no longer illegal to go into a gay bathhouse with AIDS. 1.00

01:08:11 This is the bathhouse ordinance. Everybody ready. 1.00

01:08:21 So this is this is what we had talked about before, how they were reopening bathhouses because they were banned in Minneapolis because of the spread of HIV and AIDS.

01:08:30 And now it's, well, everyone's on government-funded prep anyway. 0.96

01:08:35 Might as well open back the fuckhouses. 1.00

01:08:37 And if you have AIDS, you can go fucking it. 1.00

01:08:39 Yeah. 1.00

01:08:39 And it's okay. 0.80

01:08:41 Next, they're going to do a bill saying drinking and driving is okay if you're fun drinking, like at a tailgate or a gay bar.

01:08:47 As long as you're not in a bad mood, right? 0.71

01:08:49 Yeah.

01:08:49 Something like that. 1.00

01:08:50 Gays can drink and drive because that's how they socialize. 1.00

01:08:54 Basically the same thing. 0.98

01:08:55 Yeah.

01:08:55 All right.

01:08:56 Well, that's the end of cringe.

01:08:57 We're now moving on to Urban Decay.

01:09:00 Last thing about the Pride stuff, I will say,

01:09:02 it seemed like all those clips were from Canada, or a lot of them were.

01:09:06 And I was looking at some stuff from St. Pete.

01:09:08 Our Pride weekend was over this past weekend.

01:09:12 It does seem low energy.

01:09:14 And Tampa canceled theirs.

01:09:16 And I saw the social media they put out. 1.00

01:09:18 It was just like some black drag queen throwing a piece of candy. 1.00

01:09:21 That's all they got. 1.00

01:09:22 It's kind of, we're kind of at the end here almost, right?

01:09:26 Very true.

01:09:27 Not the end, but, like, they've said everything we needed to say.

01:09:31 You're not changing any more minds, right?

01:09:34 Yeah.

01:09:34 It's kind of like at a stalemate is what I'd call it.

01:09:36 And the money and the momentum has gone away.

01:09:39 That's a very good point.

01:09:40 I totally agree.

01:09:41 All right.

01:09:42 We're in urban decay now.

01:09:44 Our first story is the one we mentioned in the intro.

01:09:46 A mom and daughter got caught stealing, but wait till you hear how.

01:09:51 One of the most prolific organized retail thieves in western Washington is facing new charges.

01:09:55 Janice Downs, a.k.a. Janice Smith, a.k.a. Punchy, is back in jail after just getting released from

01:10:02 prison in January. Bellevue police say one of the best clues came from a TikTok video

01:10:07 made to Young Miami's viral song, Spindat, about boosting and scamming.

01:10:12 Bellevue police say this video shows Janice Wiley holding two stolen Louis Vuitton purses.

01:10:18 It was posted five days after detectives say her daughter, Janice Downs, and an unidentified

01:10:23 suspect, stole the bags worth more than $7,000 from Nordstrom in downtown Seattle.

01:10:29 And two days after Downs showed the purses on her Instagram account.

01:10:33 For us, she's a prolific organized career theft criminal. And so we're very familiar with her. 0.67

01:10:39 That's because Bellevue PD's special enforcement team busted Downs and her mom

01:10:44 two years ago for a major organized retail crime spree. They were accused of stealing

01:10:49 more than half a million dollars worth of Lululemon clothing. Downs pleaded guilty to six counts of

01:10:54 organized retail theft. She was sentenced to 33 months in prison with 501 days credit for time

01:11:00 served and was released in January. Bellevue PD Captain Landon Barnwell says just four months

01:11:06 later, Downs was back to her old ways. She would think that after what she experienced in 2024,

01:11:13 that, hey, you know, maybe, you know, she would change what she's doing.

01:11:18 But again, clearly she hasn't chosen to do that.

01:11:22 Yeah.

01:11:22 So who could have guessed that posting your larceny to social media in the neighborhood

01:11:27 you stole it from would come back to get you like that?

01:11:31 That's crazy.

01:11:32 You know, must be some new tech.

01:11:34 Yeah.

01:11:34 I was thinking like, oh, how'd they catch you?

01:11:36 Like the flock cameras, they tap your phone lines, Facebook marketplace sting operation.

01:11:42 Nah, I posted it to my social media, then they saw it. 0.99

01:11:46 Me and my fat bitch daughter was flexing on TikTok. 0.99

01:11:50 And then another thing I want to talk about, one of that footage, 0.99

01:11:52 they said her daughter came in with an unknown woman.

01:11:55 It's like, I wonder who that is in the hijab.

01:11:58 It's probably her, and she was wearing a mask too. 1.00

01:12:01 So tricks of the trade, right? 1.00

01:12:05 Hijab. 0.82

01:12:06 The people at the Nordstrom about to show the Louis Vuitton person 1.00

01:12:09 were probably like, wow, this could be a sheik.

01:12:11 We're some sort of Middle Eastern oil baron.

01:12:14 Yeah. 0.99

01:12:14 Let's give them the best attention on stolen two purses. 1.00

01:12:18 And then we have the other pictures here of she's stealing in a shower cap or bonnet. 1.00

01:12:24 Mm-hmm. 0.98

01:12:24 Multiple times. 1.00

01:12:26 Fat black bitches stealing together. 1.00

01:12:29 Multi-generational theft ring, right? 1.00

01:12:31 Mom and daughter, that's good bonding. 0.69

01:12:33 Family business.

01:12:34 Yeah, it isn't a family business.

01:12:35 Now, there's nothing to pass down between generations, but just teach your kid to steal two.

01:12:40 Yeah, that's basically it. 0.99

01:12:42 And then 33 months in prison, and then she's going back. 0.99

01:12:47 Like, this should be, obviously, there's no lessons learned.

01:12:50 The cop's, like, slightly disappointed she didn't learn and change.

01:12:54 She's never going to, dude. 0.55

01:12:55 She's not going to be a secretary or something. 1.00

01:12:58 Crazy.

01:12:58 It's over, right?

01:12:59 500 grand from Lululemon. 1.00

01:13:02 That's a lot of shit. 1.00

01:13:03 I'm assuming they sold it, you know? 1.00

01:13:06 You can't wear it all.

01:13:07 Oh, of course, of course.

01:13:08 They're all selling it.

01:13:08 But it's like crime 101 stuff, like rule number one is probably like, don't tell anyone what you did.

01:13:15 Yeah, we have-

01:13:16 Don't talk about what you stole.

01:13:17 We have old sayings like the only way to keep a secret is with one person, you know?

01:13:23 Like there are old phrases about how nothing's really a secret and don't identify yourself. 0.96

01:13:30 They just don't even fucking care. 0.96

01:13:31 Mm-hmm. 0.99

01:13:32 They think.

01:13:33 And that's, I've been saying this for a long time.

01:13:36 I think Snap and EBT should have, like, social media divisions, right, to see what they're doing.

01:13:42 And it's the same thing for this retail theft.

01:13:44 It's they all post it, right? 0.87

01:13:46 Crazy.

01:13:47 All right, our next story.

01:13:49 This door dasher was not happy with the tip she received, and this is how she reacted.

01:13:54 I know that's mine.

01:13:56 I know that's mine.

01:13:58 Sweetheart, can you ask if somebody could put some extra on my till?

01:14:01 could you ask somebody if they could put some extra on my tail on my tail

01:14:08 on my tail 0.99

01:14:14 we get it put some extra on my tail so uh she's on speakerphone with some other 1.00

01:14:23 presumably co-ethnic of hers yelling demanding for a tail and they don't even pronounce the p 0.99

01:14:30 just my tear. And you got to be careful because they do know where you live. 0.98

01:14:34 Yes. This is not one of those interactions where you go, fuck you. I tipped you enough 1.00

01:14:38 because they know where your house is. Right. And they'll key your car or do something bad,

01:14:43 low impulse control related. So you're inviting in problems. If you do like what, like, no,

01:14:48 get the hell off my porch. If you do like what you see is a justifiable kind of clap back or

01:14:54 whatever, just take the high road and ignore and wait until she leaves to collect your door slop. 0.93

01:14:59 Yeah, that's very true. 1.00

01:15:00 Because they, again, I can't stop with a DoorDash Uber Eats slander enough.

01:15:07 Like, you're inviting a confrontational low IQ person to your door. 1.00

01:15:11 And do you think she tips?

01:15:13 You think when she goes to get that seafood boil, she hits 20% on the iPad when they flip it towards her? 1.00

01:15:19 Fuck no. 0.99

01:15:19 I don't want a tip. 1.00

01:15:20 I just want the tip.

01:15:22 Yeah, exactly.

01:15:23 That's the thought process.

01:15:23 And that's different, right?

01:15:25 One's for me.

01:15:26 One's my money going out.

01:15:28 Yep.

01:15:29 That's a good point.

01:15:30 All right, next, we have a couple of stories

01:15:31 that involve some euphemisms.

01:15:34 Some bus brutes are our first example.

01:15:37 Yeah, a brute attack on a Harlem bus.

01:15:39 An elderly man was beaten and stabbed

01:15:40 on board an NTA bus

01:15:42 when he confronted a bully

01:15:44 for pushing past a pregnant passenger.

01:15:46 Robert Hunter, 73, was on his way back

01:15:48 from grocery shopping in Harlem

01:15:50 around 6.30 p.m. June 5th

01:15:52 when he said four brutes attacked him

01:15:53 as the bus reached Broadway and West 92nd 0.77

01:15:56 on the Upper West Side.

01:15:57 You know, Broadway and West 92nd. 0.57

01:15:59 All because he defended the woman.

01:16:02 It was a pregnant girl on the bus.

01:16:04 She had a baby carriage and she didn't want to sit down, Hunter told the Post by phone Thursday. 1.00

01:16:10 She's letting everybody else sit down.

01:16:12 So a guy got on the bus and pushed by her, squeezing by, hitting the lady's stomach, you know.

01:16:18 So all I said was, you know, the lady's pregnant.

01:16:20 Show her some respect, Hunter recalled.

01:16:22 But the intervention only made Hunter the new target of the pusher and his three buddies on board the M-104. 0.99

01:16:28 He said, mind your fucking business, the brutes told him, according to law enforcement sources. 0.97

01:16:34 The NYPD released photos late Wednesday of the two backpack-wearing brutes wanted in connection with the attack. 0.99

01:16:39 And I believe those two have since been arrested.

01:16:42 So, crazy story.

01:16:46 73-year-old defending a pregnant woman.

01:16:48 Again, this is like the most helpless people in society. 0.98

01:16:52 a pregnant woman and an elderly man. And they just ask you nicely, but it's mind your business. 1.00

01:16:57 And they beat the shit out of him. And I got, he got stabbed in the shoulder. 0.99

01:17:00 So they stabbed him and beat him up. And then the key for me in this story was there was four of

01:17:05 them. So imagine if me, you, and two of our friends went out and then I bumped into a pregnant woman

01:17:12 and was like pushing her out of the way. And then someone says, Hey, she's pregnant. Show some 0.99

01:17:16 respect. Imagine my three friends backing me up to go beat up that guy because we're pro

01:17:23 disrespecting a pregnant woman. I couldn't even imagine it. And that's why I can't relate to 0.82

01:17:29 these urban decay individuals. I can't even put myself in that position. Not one of those four

01:17:34 guys was like, Hey man, chill out. She's, it's a lady. She's pregnant. She's got kids with her. 0.99

01:17:39 And he's elderly and we're on the bus and we're all on the MTA cameras now because we're on the

01:17:44 bus no thought process it was just down they're down to do it and the targets were like the most

01:17:49 vulnerable people in society and all four said yep let's run it crazy those types of people

01:17:54 should just be excluded from society they should be in a work camp somewhere until they get like

01:17:59 a free six-month trial to get out and then it's really strict and they'll say hey man we don't

01:18:04 want to go back to the work camp yeah yeah we got to be a good behavior we have another euphemism

01:18:08 from the New York Post.

01:18:10 White hoodie wearing goon

01:18:11 brutally beats MTA employee

01:18:13 on Queens subway platform.

01:18:15 So both of these stories

01:18:16 were from New York, obviously.

01:18:19 An on-duty MTA employee

01:18:20 was beaten by a maniac

01:18:21 in a white hoodie 0.94

01:18:22 and matching sweatpants

01:18:23 after he asked him

01:18:24 to quit smoking

01:18:25 inside a Queens subway station

01:18:27 Wednesday night,

01:18:28 cops in the transit worker union said.

01:18:30 The 51-year-old train operator

01:18:32 was on the southbound E train.

01:18:34 The assailant began

01:18:36 to viciously attack the employee,

01:18:37 socking him multiple times in the face 0.59

01:18:39 before fleeing the scene on an outbound train, so. 0.98

01:18:42 Crazy.

01:18:42 Yeah, and it's so funny.

01:18:44 I actually want someone,

01:18:46 you know how people have geo-guessers,

01:18:49 like where that guy finds where it is, exactly.

01:18:52 Yeah, yeah.

01:18:52 Malaysia, that's Malaysia. 1.00

01:18:53 We need ethno-guessers, 0.98

01:18:55 so people can just rewrite the New York Post highlights, 0.97

01:18:58 like Sub-Saharan with, you know, X degree black skin. 0.80

01:19:02 Yeah. 1.00

01:19:03 Looks like a mix between Igbu and whatever. 0.69

01:19:05 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0.96

01:19:06 We need them to start making the headlines.

01:19:08 So cut right through the euphemisms and go to a pure ethno guesser.

01:19:11 I would invest in that.

01:19:12 Me too.

01:19:13 I'm bullish.

01:19:13 All right, let's get to our next story.

01:19:16 There's a new beach opening up in Atlantic City, and look what they're naming it.

01:19:20 All right, we're going to count down from five, four, three, two, one.

01:19:30 It says historically black Chicken Bone Beach.

01:19:35 Chicken Bone Beach. 0.99

01:19:36 So basically people there have been polluting their chicken bones for years.

01:19:41 And now it was probably a slur like, oh, Chicken Bone Beach.

01:19:45 You don't want to go to Chicken Bone Beach. 1.00

01:19:46 That's where all the black people are. 1.00

01:19:47 I hate chicken boners. 1.00

01:19:49 Yeah.

01:19:50 And now.

01:19:51 Actually, that sounds worse.

01:19:52 That does.

01:19:52 That sounds worse.

01:19:53 And then now it's like an accepted thing where that's part of the culture.

01:19:58 This is where we litter.

01:19:59 Yeah, we've covered how much chicken wing bones are discarded on city streets, and all the white people are complaining that their dog runs into a cooked chicken wing on their walk, and they can't do anything. 0.96

01:20:13 But Atlantic City, this beach is apparently leaning into it, and it says black families and visitors were often not allowed to eat at nearby restaurants or boardwalk establishments, so they brought homemade picnic lunches, frequently including fried chicken, a popular and portable meal, after eating leftover chicken bones were sometimes buried in the sand or left behind during cleanups.

01:20:35 Beach workers and locals noticed the bone leading to the colloquial and initially pejorative nickname, Chicken Bone Beach.

01:20:43 But they embrace it.

01:20:44 So, yeah, I don't know.

01:20:48 They embrace it.

01:20:49 We hate it.

01:20:50 And then, what, 80 years later or whatever, maybe more, 120 years later, they still litter in chicken bones everywhere across America now.

01:20:59 And then can you read that last paragraph?

01:21:00 And they couldn't, they couldn't, they weren't allowed to eat at the establishments and then they'd litter the chicken bones.

01:21:06 Now they're allowed everywhere and they still litter the chicken bones.

01:21:10 What began as a condescending or mocking reference became a point of pride and cultural identity for the black community.

01:21:16 It symbolized resilience, community gatherings, and joy in the face of exclusion.

01:21:21 Families brought picnic baskets, enjoyed the shore, and the spot turned into a vibrant hub with music,

01:21:26 entertainment and notable visitors like sammy davis jr lewis jordan and others so it initially

01:21:33 it shows resilience yeah how they leave the chicken bones no matter what anyone says

01:21:37 a white man said clean up those chicken bones and they said no like i won't stand up like rosa parks

01:21:45 i'm throwing my chicken bone right where i'm sitting and then they go okay this is your beach 0.95

01:21:50 then we don't want to hang out here and then all the other black people are i guess enjoying 0.99

01:21:54 chicken bone beach. And then a hundred years later they get chicken bone beach sign. You get 1.00

01:21:59 honored for it. And it's one of those things, you know, the meme, it's not happening. It's a

01:22:04 right-wing conspiracy theory. It might be happening. It's happening and it's good. Yes. That's this

01:22:09 because at first it's like, Oh, chicken bones. That's all the black people leaving it. And it's 1.00

01:22:12 like, no, well, it's not all black people. Everybody leaves chicken bones and then, Oh, 1.00

01:22:17 maybe there are a little chicken bones and now it's good. It's chicken bone beach. Yeah. It's

01:22:21 like a full circle where something that was negative regardless of race is now a good thing

01:22:26 somehow. Yeah. Maybe they'll have syringe beach in San Francisco. Venice. That's in Venice, 0.89

01:22:32 California. Venice, California. Syringe beach because they leave their syringes everywhere.

01:22:36 At first, everyone hated it. But then the government of LA kind of quit and they street

01:22:40 rats just ran this shit. And a lot of young ladies stepped on syringes leading to trips to 1.00

01:22:46 the emergency room, right? I want to highlight this next piece because I am going on a family

01:22:51 vacation to Martha's Vineyard at the end of July. And in Martha's Vineyard, there's a town called

01:22:56 Oak Bluffs, which is very much black population, but it's very high class black people. It's

01:23:02 professors and finance people, journalists and people in media. And it's like a whole town of

01:23:10 very high end black people. And this next clip, this lady is talking about how she doesn't want 0.99

01:23:15 the urban decay in Martha's Vineyard. Yeah. And this was in response to an original video of a

01:23:19 guy who talked about Oak Bluffs. So she's kind of referencing another video, but just know it's a

01:23:24 very nice part of Martha's Vineyard with black people. So y'all, my FYP never disappoints. Okay.

01:23:30 One of my mutuals posted this video about Oak Bluffs. He's a black man and he's describing

01:23:36 the area as like the haven for black wealth for black professionals, doctors and lawyers and 0.56

01:23:42 finance guys right oak bluff sits on the eastern side of martha's venue so anyway he's telling 1.00

01:23:49 people hey we want you here come and visit if you can act right because this is not an area for black 0.91

01:23:55 fatigues anyway he's getting all this hate y'all and most of the hate is from us the black community 0.60

01:24:01 because he said black fatigue and you need to act right and initially i don't see his original video

01:24:08 I see somebody else's video talking about it, right?

01:24:11 So I said, oh, let me go and find that video

01:24:13 so I can assess what he said.

01:24:15 While I'm scrolling, y'all, to find the video,

01:24:18 I run across the Carnival Cruise brawl, okay?

01:24:22 That is what he's talking about.

01:24:25 That is what he's talking about.

01:24:27 It's so undeniable that there's like a major problem 1.00

01:24:30 with black misbehavior that even the affluent blacks 1.00

01:24:33 are using fatigue. 1.00

01:24:35 Everyone knows it's common sense

01:24:36 and it's not even a race thing.

01:24:37 Yeah. It's like, as long as you can recognize, it's like, no, that's not happening. All black

01:24:42 people are the same. And it's like, okay, you're all fighting a carnival cruise and shooting people 1.00

01:24:46 for nothing. No, some of you were on Martha's Vineyard in a $6 million house that got passed

01:24:52 down for 50 years. Yeah. And you never fumbled it. You never sold it. Right. That's actually,

01:24:57 you got to hold it. Right. Yeah. Some of you are professors at Columbia. And you think we'd make

01:25:01 fun of like this woman, you know what I mean? She's with us. Her hair and her jewelry and 0.58

01:25:06 She's walking in the yoga stuff. 1.00

01:25:09 Like, this lady knows how to act, right? 1.00

01:25:11 Yep. 1.00

01:25:11 There are definitely hundreds of people who, hundreds.

01:25:16 There are definitely a lot of people who know how to act and are fed up with it as well.

01:25:20 And then she mentioned something pretty important, that they get attacked.

01:25:24 No, you have to do solidarity at all costs.

01:25:27 You can't call out anything.

01:25:28 And then, okay, next video, Carnival Cruise fight, which we didn't even cover because it's just another Carnival Cruise fight.

01:25:35 fight yeah you know how many of those do we have it's a dime a dozen thing now um but yeah oak

01:25:41 bluffs shout out to them that's i would not be posting videos about your black enclave and 0.99

01:25:47 inviting people just those who know know and keep the riffraff out right there is there a barrier 1.00

01:25:53 to entry you need to either get like a boat ticket a ferry you want to bring your car you got to buy 1.00

01:25:59 it like six months in advance yeah or you're gonna fly in and yeah so it's i think it's safe for a 0.70

01:26:05 while me too and then this next clip is the type of black person that the martha's vineyard blacks

01:26:11 don't want to come i'm in a situation where somebody being racist to me the other person 0.99

01:26:17 gonna always think i'm an animal you heard me everybody around him gonna say shit belongs in 1.00

01:26:23 a zoo because i'm gonna cut the fuck up because you don't get to judge me because i'm black you 1.00

01:26:27 don't get to follow me around the store because i am black you don't get to say i steal because 1.00

01:26:33 I'm black. And you don't damn sure 0.99

01:26:35 ain't gonna tell me I gotta move because 0.99

01:26:37 I am black. Bitch, make me 1.00

01:26:40 move. You do not get to 1.00

01:26:42 No oak bluffs for you, please.

01:26:44 Please. And then notice the

01:26:46 car bouncing around while she's 1.00

01:26:47 this I would call chimping out and like you can't even 1.00

01:26:49 call that racist. I think she 0.99

01:26:51 acknowledges it. You say I'm gonna act like I'm in the zoo

01:26:54 or whatever. Yeah, yeah. She said it first.

01:26:56 Yeah, yeah. She's talking about how she's an animal

01:26:58 and while making

01:26:59 some of the most animalistic sounds I've ever heard. 1.00

01:27:01 So, you know, that's the duality of flak women, right? 1.00

01:27:05 Yeah, exactly. 0.99

01:27:06 Well, don't get too down or too depressed.

01:27:09 We're moving on to Uplifting Gold, and we have a lot of uplifting stuff today.

01:27:12 First is a game of Guess Who.

01:27:19 Guess who?

01:27:21 My cousin, my budgie son.

01:27:26 No.

01:27:27 Okay, speak a little bit more.

01:27:29 Guess who?

01:27:31 Uh, keep holding my eyes.

01:27:33 Keep covering my eyes.

01:27:36 Uh, what's your name, Sonny?

01:27:38 No, bro, it's... 1.00

01:27:40 Oh, shit. 1.00

01:27:42 I thought you were Sean, bro. 1.00

01:27:43 I thought you were my boy Sean, bro.

01:27:45 Sean who?

01:27:47 Sean McMahon.

01:27:48 You're not...

01:27:48 Are you Sean?

01:27:49 Is your name Sean?

01:27:49 No.

01:27:50 Bro, you look just like him.

01:27:51 Oh, I'm sorry.

01:27:52 That's great.

01:27:52 I'm sorry about that.

01:27:53 That went well.

01:27:54 How about he goes, keep holding my eyes.

01:27:56 He likes it.

01:27:56 He wanted to keep playing.

01:27:58 He likes the human connection.

01:27:59 See, I like that guy. 1.00

01:28:00 Unfortunately, just too many Indians came. 1.00

01:28:02 Yeah. 1.00

01:28:02 Unfortunately, too many came.

01:28:04 I'm sure he'll understand.

01:28:06 All right, next, there's a new dopamine app.

01:28:08 So if you guys like ordering food on DoorDash or Uber Eats, there's a new app.

01:28:13 And listen to what it does.

01:28:14 A South Korean app has gone viral for letting people pretend to order food.

01:28:20 Food Never Comes is designed to act like food delivery apps, but nothing actually happens when you hit order.

01:28:25 The app is a so-called dopamine site aimed at giving users the buzz of buying something without spending money.

01:28:33 Isn't that kind of interesting?

01:28:35 I think Asian people are going through something.

01:28:38 Yeah. 0.70

01:28:39 There's always little stuff like that where they need the release.

01:28:42 They need to feel like they're doing something.

01:28:44 I don't know.

01:28:44 Hmm.

01:28:45 That's interesting.

01:28:46 It would kind of work.

01:28:48 A little.

01:28:49 That would work for you, actually.

01:28:51 Yeah.

01:28:52 Because if I'm looking at food and it's late at night, sometimes I'm like, oh, it's 10

01:28:57 o'clock.

01:28:57 It's too late to eat.

01:28:58 Yeah.

01:28:58 So imagine you're ordering, you're like, all right, 7 o'clock, I place an order.

01:29:02 And then at 9.15, oh, that order never came.

01:29:07 You want to order a new one that'll come in an hour?

01:29:09 At 10.15, I'll just eat tomorrow.

01:29:12 Save my life.

01:29:13 I get it.

01:29:13 Something like that.

01:29:14 Sure.

01:29:15 All right.

01:29:15 Next, we can maybe give some of the context.

01:29:18 It took place in Canada.

01:29:19 I think that's the important part.

01:29:20 Yeah, a woman hiking in Canada nearly became a grizzly's next meal, and the video circulating right now is genuinely one of the most intense wildlife encounters you will ever watch.

01:29:27 Let's just leave it there, right?

01:29:29 Yeah.

01:29:30 No. 0.95

01:29:32 Go away.

01:29:36 He's trying to get an angle on him.

01:29:43 No.

01:29:46 It doesn't look so crazy at first.

01:29:48 and then he starts making moves

01:29:51 towards.

01:29:56 It's like, alright, he scared him off.

01:29:59 He'll move on.

01:30:01 But he keeps

01:30:02 making...

01:30:04 Oh, you're in it!

01:30:09 Stop it!

01:30:10 Stop! 1.00

01:30:12 Stop! 1.00

01:30:13 Stop! 1.00

01:30:14 No!

01:30:15 He wants that dog, at least. 0.99

01:30:20 Stop it! Go away! Go! Enough! 1.00

01:30:26 Hey! Dad! Dad! Hey! Stop! Enough! Get! Get! Go! Go! 0.99

01:30:40 That was a bad interaction.

01:30:43 That almost got dark.

01:30:44 Stop it!

01:30:45 And it starts, like, circling, and then it's, like, this cloak.

01:30:47 The leash, you start losing it, too.

01:30:49 Like, you end up, like, trapping your dog in, like, a little circumference that it doesn't really want to do.

01:30:56 That almost got bad.

01:30:58 That's the closest I've ever seen bear interaction.

01:31:00 Carry your bear mace if you're going to be out there.

01:31:02 Yeah, if you're going to cities or the wilderness.

01:31:05 Yeah.

01:31:06 You used to carry it everywhere.

01:31:08 There's migrants or there's bears.

01:31:09 Yep. 0.93

01:31:10 All right, next.

01:31:10 This is a barbershop before and after, and at first I thought it was fake.

01:31:14 i'm invested in both of their love lives i want to see both of them we're like no we are driving

01:31:20 these four and a half hours down to kentucky's to get these boys haircuts so basically she's

01:31:25 she's wanting you to get a woman they're only 21 years old you know bring some some youth back

01:31:28 yeah exactly see oh shoot y'all are my age yeah i'm dead we got you just got engaged we got to

01:31:35 get you know we got to get these boys engaged what do you think we're gonna get you engaged

01:31:39 out of this? I have no idea. It's happening. It's happening. Him and his twin brother. We're

01:31:44 talking total transformation here. He's, he's going to trust you to cut it. We're going

01:31:47 to fade. I think a skin fade that would come around. What about you? I don't really care 0.98

01:31:51 too much. Don't really care. You just showed up pretty much. So skin fade all around. What

01:31:56 about that beard? That beard's wild. Yeah, definitely give a decent amount of that. He's

01:32:00 not committed to the beard. So I think you could kind of do something nice with it. That'll

01:32:04 make you completely new man right there. That sound good to you? Yeah, that'll work. Ready

01:32:07 this transformation? Yes. Alright, let's get you back in the game.

01:32:09 We're going to get you married after this. 0.54

01:32:12 Alright, here's the before and after.

01:32:13 It gets absolutely insane.

01:32:19 Is that

01:32:19 real? I don't know.

01:32:21 What did they do? No, it's a fat face. 0.87

01:32:24 What did they do for the hair on top

01:32:25 though? Oh, they switched this guy out.

01:32:28 They switched.

01:32:29 What are you sending this?

01:32:32 Look at how fat his face is here

01:32:33 and then he goes into a different guy. 0.59

01:32:36 And then the glasses obviously are horrible.

01:32:38 It looks like the same guy, though, with the eyes.

01:32:41 Look at how fat his cheeks are in that first one.

01:32:44 I don't know.

01:32:45 And then, yeah, they created some new hair on top.

01:32:48 I don't know, man.

01:32:49 That took way too long, and I don't even believe it.

01:32:53 Sometimes I see these before and afters for haircuts that are like that,

01:32:56 and it's crazy. 0.93

01:32:57 And then I see the ones for the facelifts where it's like a 70-year-old lady,

01:33:02 and then it's just like a 38-year-old lady. 0.94

01:33:04 Yeah, she's 25 years now.

01:33:06 How do you do it?

01:33:07 Yeah.

01:33:07 All right, well, our last clip of the show is our Pure Americana Clip of the Week.

01:33:11 This is the Jackson family.

01:33:12 They're all entertainers, and there's four of them.

01:33:15 We've got Jackie Jackson.

01:33:18 I'm the oldest Jackson.

01:33:19 Tito Jackson.

01:33:21 The slinging is Jackson.

01:33:22 Marlon Jackson.

01:33:24 The dancing is Jackson.

01:33:25 And Michael Jackson.

01:33:27 Skinny is Jackson.

01:33:30 Michael Jackson.

01:33:31 The Michael is Jackson.

01:33:33 Isn't that crazy?

01:33:35 All right, man.

01:33:36 It's like they named him Michael Jackson,

01:33:37 and then he became Michael Jackson because he might as well.

01:33:40 I think something else came first.

01:33:42 I don't think that was his name.

01:33:44 That's pretty impressive.

01:33:46 Sure.

01:33:47 Sure, man.

01:33:48 Sure.

01:33:49 All right.

01:33:49 Well, that's the end of the episode.

01:33:50 We do have some shout outs.

01:33:53 Are you ready for some shout outs?

01:33:54 Yeah.

01:33:55 Do you want me to be enthusiastic about it too?

01:33:56 Yeah.

01:33:57 Okay.

01:33:57 Be excited.

01:33:58 Can't wait to hear who we're shouting out.

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01:34:56 What was that?

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01:34:57 Lake Station Cowboy.

01:34:59 Yeah, giddy up.

01:35:00 Get it up, brother.

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