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Summary
Today on the show: There was another trans mass casualty event in Canada, we're going to tell you why the news isn't talking about it, then Pam Bondi continues to be a clown herself, we go over the highlights from her recent hearing, then, in Cringe of the Week, we have a trans hair extension thief you won't want to miss, and last but not least, in Urban Decay, a squatter s lawyer gets grilled and he doesn't know how to defend his client. All this and more at Fluckus Talks, a podcast episode where we rank the best news podcast of all time.
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All right, welcome back to Fluckus Talks, a podcast episode 328 today on the show.
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There was another trans mass casualty event in Canada.
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We're going to tell you why the news isn't really talking about it.
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We're going to go over the highlights from her recent hearing.
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Then in Cringe of the Week, we have a trans hair extension thief you won't want to miss.
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And last but not least, in Urban Decay, a squatter's lawyer gets grilled
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All this and more at Fluckus Talks, a podcast episode 328,
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Because words are just words until action actually starts.
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But at the same time, words speak louder than actions because sometimes it's the right thing to do.
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That's what everyone likes, and that's what does the stuff,
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Bring up something relatable to start the show.
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I keep trying to tell FLECAS, hey, you can't really call it housekeeping if it's an hour.
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While most Americans had to write a big fat check to the government today to pay their
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taxes, over 100,000 federal workers are not paying their taxes.
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In 2021, the IRS found that almost 150,000 federal workers owe about $1.5 billion in unpaid
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Over 5,000 of them work at the IRS and owe $50 million in overdue taxes.
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Even though the IRS can fire its workers that are not paying their taxes, only 20 people have
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That double standard is something Senator Joni Ernst, Senate Doge Caucus chair, wants to
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Let he who is up to date on their taxes cast the first stone at me to make me pay my taxes.
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It's almost, I don't want to say F season, F-R-A-U-D season, but even the IRS isn't doing
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That was probably taken on a tax day from a previous year because we're not there yet.
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But even the IRS and tons of federal employees whose tax info goes right to the IRS, probably
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And then the lady in the beginning said everyone just had to write a big check for their taxes.
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She goes, everyone just wrote a big check for their taxes.
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It was like, wait, wait, wait, I thought I had more time.
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And taxes, you guys know how it is when you have like an interest bearing account or your
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You get tax documents like once every week from different things.
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And it kind of makes you a little mad every time.
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Yeah, I get some stuff that comes to the house for taxes.
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So I have my tax coffee cup ready because I'm organized and preparing for April.
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I thought this was really interesting and some things have changed since this video
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But initially they closed the El Paso airport and they said they were going to shut it down
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But listen to the report and we'll kind of talk about what's going on on the border.
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That's about 175,000 people that won't be flying into a city that had really no other close
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This is not a minor thing, but Fort Bliss might be part of it.
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But I really do think they've discovered something major on the ground in that area, El Paso and
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Santa Teresa, that means we might be attacked very badly.
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So the El Paso airport is responding to the FAA closure.
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The FAA on short notice issued a temporary flight restriction halting all flights to
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and from El Paso in our neighboring community, Santa Teresa, New Mexico.
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The restriction prohibits all aircrafts operating, including commercial cargo and general aviation
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So that has since been lifted, but that initial grounding-
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And then a lot of people online were thinking it could be aliens related.
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The type of crowd that you're seeing online thought it was aliens?
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Like they have videos of like these weird drone looking things, like super futuristic.
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Because now that I've seen more information, I think these are probably like advanced military
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And then if you wanted to kind of figure out what's going on based on this, I would assume
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we're at some sort of secret war with the cartels.
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Yeah, that's I think the more obvious case, I would say.
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And we do have a clip here of like helicopters with mini guns, what seems to be shooting cartel
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Low flying military, military helicopters with like a minigun, perhaps.
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And it's one of those kind of things where it's almost a military op because of how little
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And I just wanted to make a note that Fox News guy was struggling on reading there.
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I mean, El Paso, obviously, you guys know, is literally the border city.
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And so that video we just showed of the other helicopters was in Sinaloa.
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So kind of a different region than right across the border.
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But very fascinating and weird and bad communication from the federal government about what exactly
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And the air, it was lifted after basically a day.
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Are we in a hot war with the cartels right now shooting down drones?
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I was thinking maybe like the cartels had some anti-aircraft weapons or anti-aircraft drones
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and they didn't want that used on like commercial flights.
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But I actually like that they kept this quiet because whenever they announced whatever they're
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Oh, so this was a, shh, don't want to affect stocks right now.
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But if it does happen, I want it to be, yeah, we struck them and it's over.
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And then on a Friday, as soon as the market closes type thing.
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But in my mind, this almost would be more offensive because like the cartel shooting down a passenger
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aircraft with like an anti-aircraft gun doesn't make sense from a reward, risk reward point
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Because I think Trump is basically, didn't he already kind of designate them as a terrorist
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And he's kind of like licking his chomps to do some targeted airstrikes.
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If I was the cartel, I'd keep my head down right now.
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Next, we have a little section here of good and bad stuff happening throughout the country.
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We're going to start with some bad stuff happening in New York.
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Let me tell you some folks who don't live in New York.
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I have lived here for years and I hate being the person that tries blaming a politician
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But let's be frank, snow removal and physical infrastructure conditions are in the exclusive
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So I'm assuming the migrants at the end were running after they emptied the free grocery
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I was going to say selling fake Louie bags on the street in their little third world
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A lot of people who live in New York have messaged me, too, saying they never seen the
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snow piled up like this and not dealt with like this.
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So that's kind of just what happens to New York.
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But hey, at least it still looks like Minnesota, which looks like snowy North Africa.
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I was going to say it looks like a third world country.
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It's like, yeah, it looks like Minnesota, which looks like a third world country.
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I mean, all these northeastern cities like Chicago, that's obviously the northeastern
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But the cold weather cities know how to remove snow.
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And so for something to happen in the first Mamdani year, it's like, all right, what changed?
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So trash, snow, and now the death toll of homeless people who were allowed to stay out
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So Mamdani's kind of having a rough go of the humanitarian, everybody loves me.
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But he is fixing the homeless problem a little bit.
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Let's get to our next story within this section.
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So they changed some of their policies and put some, what's it called, turnstiles that
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Yeah, they're calling them the next-gen fare gate.
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And they're lauding the success of it based on how it's harder to get in now.
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They're kind of like these larger gates that are harder to jimmy.
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So the street rats have to pay the full fare now is basically what I'm getting.
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So now the street rats are kept out of the subway system, and with that comes some good
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This chart here is hours spent on patron-related corrective maintenance.
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So somebody blows out a chair, somebody ruins something, you know, this is maintenance hours
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spent before and after they installed these gates that keeps the riffraff out.
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I think it includes trash too, like trash and messes and spills.
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So total CM hours, that's corrective maintenance hours.
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It was like 112 hours at this one station down to two, 109 down to 0.5, 77 down to two.
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One station is still bad, 16th Street Mission went from 74 to 17.5.
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So basically what happened is Barr installed anti-fair hopping gates and the amount of maintenance
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So you keep the street rats out, and then it turns out the street rats who weren't paying
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were the ones doing all the damage and all the littering and all the trash to your stations.
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You can fix a lot of your problems by separating normal people from the small percentage of
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The bottom 1% is doing almost all of the damage.
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And if you think about you or me, you, you commuted to work on the train, I assume.
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You get in, you swipe your card, you get in, you stand there, you wait, you get a seat if
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there is one, and then you get off and you go to work.
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There's no fuck your couch, like stomping your feet on a plastic seat moment.
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Yeah, there's literally zero downside to having reinforced.
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And schizo prediction, kind of like you, there might be some sort of fire or something that
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happens and the gates don't open up in an emergency.
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And then the street rats use that as their, you know, you got to make it easy to get in
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But this shows you, it's just like even San Francisco, the most simple solution, like
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immediately takes off almost all of the problems.
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If you're not constantly thinking of how the street rat's going to feel, you know?
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Like only let people who pay their fare come in, who's going to come in, people going to
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And now you don't have to clean up and do the graffiti and clean up the needles as much.
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And that's how it would work with repeat offenders too, if we were to keep them in jail.
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Now, if only we could do this, we're doing it for a $2.50 fare.
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And there's been some positive changes in school systems too, especially in Mississippi.
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This was from a New York Times opinion piece that someone wrote about comparing all the
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schools in certain Southern states to the Northeast and California.
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Black children in Mississippi are now performing better in reading and math than black children
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in New York and California, despite having much higher rates of poverty and spending much
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And the secret was simply not allowing children to move up a grade unless they can read proficiently.
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So, basically, this is another straightforward thing.
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Like, you keep the street rats out, the place gets nicer.
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You force the kids to read and don't just move them up, they get smarter, shockingly, right?
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Mississippi children who lag or miss school days in some cases are pushed to attend after
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And if they fail the reading test twice, they are pressed to attend summer school and will
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get one final chance to pass before fourth grade begins.
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If they fail that last chance, they normally must repeat third grade.
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Mississippi's early reforms focused on reading, but math scores rose as well.
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Perhaps when students can read, they enjoy school more and so thrive in other subjects as well.
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Like, reading, how are you going to read the math question?
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If you're confused on the meaning of a word in a math question, so it's kind of like the
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Likewise, low-income children are more likely to test proficient in reading in Mississippi
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or Louisiana than in California, Massachusetts, or New York.
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A low-income fourth grader is almost twice as likely to test proficient at math in Mississippi
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They're calling it the Southern Surge, but it's really Mississippi, Louisiana, and I think
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And they're kind of identifying this critical window, which is third grade, where if you're
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in California and you just move the kid on, they don't go back.
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They don't get better at reading, so they've kind of identified this hard line where if
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you can't read by then, this is the grade you do need to repeat, right?
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Yeah, and then when you move them on and they can't read, then they can't learn the next
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Then they get moved on again, and it's like even harder and harder to recover.
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For many years, skeptics have offered dispiriting arguments about the prospects for educational
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The way to improve literacy is to fix the family, fix addiction, fix the parents for
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as long as the child's environment is broken, but there's not much else that can be done.
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So this is like the school of thought where it begins at home or whatever.
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The gains in these states suggest that that critique is wrong.
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Mississippi and Alabama haven't fixed child poverty, trauma, and deeply troubled communities,
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but they have figured out how to get kids to read by the end of third grade.
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So basically, it's this hard-nosed, no-exception approach, and the kids are either reading
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And then the spending per student in Alabama and Mississippi is under $12,000 a year, $12,000
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And in New York, it's, I believe, over $30,000 per student.
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It's about just having some standards, and if you don't graduate, you don't graduate.
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And then we have another stat here from Oregon that's kind of about this, too.
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Oregon reduced graduation requirements, and San Francisco, for a time, stopped teaching
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Some schools embraced equitable grading practices, such as refusing to give zeros, ending penalties
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for turning in assignments late, and allowing repeated retakes of tests.
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These strike me as examples of what President George W. Bush called the soft bigotry of low
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The Southern Surge states take an approach that is closer to the opposite.
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Disadvantaged students get extra help, but are pushed to succeed on the same terms as
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everyone else, for that is what the adult job market will demand.
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Imagine thinking a way to improve the education system is to stop teaching algebra because no
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The equity first approach is like, who's the most retarded?
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And we have to lower everyone else's standards to that instead of forcing this kid to be
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And it's not like some nebulous thing like, yeah, I think he's smart enough right now.
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It's like, twist a paragraph to him, and if he can read it, then he can read, right?
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Um, the spending per student, obviously we've been harping on like the growing bureaucracies
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of both teachers unions and public schools and the administrator costs and all that.
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It's like a New York times author writing a 5,000 word piece on the most common sense,
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And then Mississippi, uh, Alabama, and I think Louisiana was the other state are just
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And our last piece of this section, uh, Mark Zuckerberg officially leaves California,
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I'm sure they're going to try to hit you with some.
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Um, all right, let's move on to our next piece.
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So that's, that's the good and the bad, you know, blue states, you do even,
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If you do the common sense thing, you get the common sense result.
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We have to see everything through the lens of like oppression and oppressors versus oppressed.
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So like a student who can't read, that's not because he's not doing his homework and his
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That's because, well, he's disenfranchised because he has societal trauma or something.
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And it's just, you know, let's treat everyone at the same standard.
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And you excuse, you excuse, excuse the kid and he can't read.
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Wyoming house just voted in favor of a bill that would impose harsher penalties for sexual
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We're going to get to like the voter stuff later where it's like, oh, we can't have voter
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ID because some women who just got married haven't changed their name on their ID yet.
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I don't know why you want to not have stricter penalties for child predators for.
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Uh, because a 20 year old dated a 16 year old and then now he's going to jail for 20
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They find like the needle in a haystack example.
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Uh, I don't, I don't get it, but it's just remember which side is voting for what, right?
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There was a trams shooting event, which was not good.
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And we heard about it a little bit, but then it went to zero because the shooters trams.
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Um, basically this happened in Tumblr Ridge, Canada, obviously as a lot of you guys saw.
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Um, and here's the shooter, little boy, girl, and it's ugly, you know, another trans mass
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We have the stats here about mass shooting by, uh, demographic and trans non-binary is
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far and away the highest four to 10 times more likely to do a mass casualty attack.
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And there's this weird thing that happens where the right wing kind of goes like told you
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When a, when an event like this happens and it's this weird combination of being trans
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young radicalized on the internet, potential SSRIs and then hormonal drugs.
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And I don't find much like pride or comfort in saying, I told you so it's just like a very
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dark and ugly world where these people are fucked up and then they're kind of drawn to
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And in this situation, the trans shooter, uh, started transitioning six years ago, which
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All the trans shit went crazy because everyone was locked in and weird on the computer.
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And so this feels like a kid that got hijacked by something just wrong place, wrong time.
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You were 12 and on the internet in 2020, you know, that's kind of a, another dark piece
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I don't think much of it though to say it doesn't affect me is likely naive.
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It's easy to get high and just zone out into videos of this stuff.
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I've tried to stray away from watching this type of thing before because it really sucks
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me in and is a massive useless time dump, but I never really saw any benefit.
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I think the retards in the comment section are, are more bothersome mentally than the
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You're looking at like traumatic events, but you have like a different set of emotions
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because you're high or on acid or LSD or whatever.
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So I'm not saying that's what this was, but it does ring similar.
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And then there was a police press conference about this and listen to how this cop refers
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And then separately, do you know the gun person's relationship to.
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They don't want to offend the dead mass shooter.
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And because he was a little crazy online and thought he was a girl.
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And then people are saying that that guy is the Canadian Tim Waltz.
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It's the same theme that we said where illegals under Joe Biden have like a slow wick, right?
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Where you haven't seen all the peak of illegal crimes because they just got here.
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So like a lot of the people who came in between 2022 and 2024 and those last two years of Biden
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when he went crazy, like you might not see that manifest in the crime stats until today
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or next month when they get desperate or something.
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And the same thing can be said for that 2020 era of younger kids who are in and out of that trans game.
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And now we're going to see some of the consequences of that decision, like going forward almost.
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And we saw the charts, right, that we've shown where trans mania hit its peak and now it's on its way down.
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But all those mentally ill and affected are becoming of age and growing up.
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And it's kind of a ticking time bomb still for some of them.
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Let's move on to our next story, which is about ring cams and nest cams.
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But before we do, I have a very special announcement for you guys.
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Guys, I'm excited to announce we just relaunched our merch.
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Some of this stuff is going to be a limited run.
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We got the camo long sleeve with the orange show logo and the matching camo hat.
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There's an embroidered quarter zip that'll look great for dad or for brother or for you.
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We have a very cool tank top, which has been popular.
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It's an embroidered polo and an embroidered visor.
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Not sure how long that's going to be on the store.
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We also have the Jerry the Rottweiler shirt, which is very nice and a very cool podcast
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The store is only going to be open for a week and then we're going to close it back down and
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It makes a great gift for the show watcher in your life.
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And if you send me a receipt, I will follow you back on the social media of your choice.
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Looks like a law firm to someone who's not paying attention.
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You know, there's that Fleckis Talks the podcast.
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So if you guys have had merch problems with us in the past, it wasn't these guys.
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So for all you guys who have been waiting saying, oh, you don't ship to England or Australia.
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And I will follow you back if you send me a receipt.
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But there was something interesting that came from it.
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The Nescam that the FBI used to catch the guy coming to her door.
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Kash Patel posted additional recovered footage from the same camera at the same timeline the
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This footage is just before the original video shared.
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It's, you know, a ski mask guy approaching the door.
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And then someone pointed out that the FBI retrieved this footage from Nancy Guthrie's
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Nest camera, even though she didn't have a subscription, which suggests Nest cameras are
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always recording and retaining content even when users aren't subscribed to that service.
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And then we all saw the Super Bowl ad where Ringcam was saying, oh, we'll help you find
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your dog by connecting all the Ringcams to each other.
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So if you have a Ringcam and someone in your neighborhood has a lost dog, your Ringcam is
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now going to be hijacked and sending data back to find the missing yellow lab.
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Which, you know, on paper, it's like, yeah, sure, whatever.
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But you're just like enacting my Ringcam as this surveillance state.
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You're backdooring into some dystopia that I don't really like.
00:30:34.460
And so here's this quote, FBI Director Cash Patel said yesterday that investigators recovered
00:30:39.040
footage from Savannah Guthrie's mother's doorbell camera using residual data located in back-end
00:30:45.280
So I think the Nest cam was still sending to the cloud.
00:30:52.940
And then because of the high profile nature of the case, Google was able to find that footage.
00:30:57.400
But it's like, huh, I didn't have access to that recorded footage.
00:31:09.300
And then we just funnel all the cameras and give it to Palantir.
00:31:16.520
So we're kind of getting into that surveillance state.
00:31:19.040
And keep in mind, we've covered this in the show in the past.
00:31:21.540
They admitted that Wi-Fi can be used as sonar to detect people and movement in your house
00:31:28.260
So we're kind of like creating that scene from the end of Batman, where there's like
00:31:33.900
this sonar surveillance state that uses everyone's phone and camera that exists into one composite
00:31:42.600
But unfortunately, I don't think we have benevolent billionaires who are only going to use it
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one time and then blow it up at the end of the movie.
00:31:56.080
I'm proud to say I never had a Ringcam, never had a Nest, never had an Alexa.
00:32:00.920
I've really stayed away from a lot of that stuff.
00:32:02.880
But if you give them an inch, it looks like they're going to take a mile for the long run.
00:32:07.560
And even if you don't give them an inch, even if you give Ring and Nest an inch, the government
00:32:13.660
And Palantir will come in and go, oh, we can take this a mile.
00:32:16.580
So it's like, oh, I'm not going to ever put a Palantir surveillance camera on the thing.
00:32:20.640
I just want to use Nest so I can have home security or whatever.
00:32:26.760
Like, oh, I just want to see if wildlife goes past my front door.
00:32:29.520
Oh, I want to be able to tell the package guy, hey, could you hide it under?
00:32:32.500
And it's like these little tiny conveniences that, I don't know, do they outweigh like
00:32:37.700
Megacorps having the ability to hijack your camera at any time?
00:32:42.620
And Ring faced a lot of blowback for that Super Bowl ad.
00:32:45.060
We never talked about it because we didn't really discuss Super Bowl ads, but they thought
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people were going to go, yes, find the lost dogs.
00:32:52.120
And it turned into, what the fuck are you guys up to?
00:33:04.700
Because there's a lot of criminals who will steal your packages.
00:33:07.960
There's a lot of migrants who maybe come into your house or trespass or whatever.
00:33:11.800
So because of the raised crime level, everyone thinks they need a Nest cam.
00:33:16.020
Why are the raised crime levels the way they are?
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And then like a down the road effect of that is everyone needs a Nest ring camera.
00:33:25.580
And when everyone has a Nest ring camera, now we can collect all the data and surveil the
00:33:34.360
Like Nest and ring cams, remember, are just like body cams because they show reality,
00:33:40.200
Hey, anybody, everybody who's been on the Nextdoor app has had someone post the ring footage.
00:33:49.280
And it's just some, you know, repeat offender black guy.
00:33:52.520
So they're good, but then they have this negative with them.
00:34:05.520
She had a hearing a couple of days ago, and this first clip is her responding to someone
00:34:11.820
who asked why there's been no arrest in the Epstein case.
00:34:16.480
The Dow, the Dow right now is over, the Dow is over $50,000.
00:34:24.280
You're a great stock trader, as I hear, Raskin.
00:34:37.720
Americans' 401ks and retirement savings are booming.
00:34:45.180
You can just tell by her tone and cadence that she's like a lightweight idiot.
00:35:20.960
She was replacing divots and checking the putting green.
00:35:27.260
There probably is a Gulf Coast University probably.
00:35:29.900
I'm sure you get some skills when you go there.
00:35:37.240
The fact that she got confirmed to be AG is like almost disqualifying in itself.
00:35:47.940
Was the president aware of Secretary Lutnick's ties to Epstein when he chose him to lead the
00:36:00.260
So I'm going to conclude that the president, in fact, did know about his ties because he
00:36:16.660
The American people have a right to know the answers to this.
00:36:20.320
These are senior officials in the Trump administration.
00:36:31.780
So for every person asking her a hard question, Pam Bondi has a little gotcha that someone
00:36:39.300
So why weren't the Epstein co-conspirators prosecuted?
00:36:42.580
You didn't say it was bad when a Border Patrol agent died in your town that you represent.
00:36:47.240
And it's like, instead of answering the question, I'm just going to tell everyone why you're
00:36:54.140
Well, and this, yeah, it's obviously bad and she doesn't answer the question, but like,
00:37:01.960
It's all bipartisan gotchas and it's for social media and then nothing ever gets done.
00:37:10.640
And then you kind of don't give answers to the left wing and it's just a mess.
00:37:20.800
And there was one person who asked her something and she said like, you're anti-Semitic because
00:37:24.920
you didn't disavow people saying from the river to the sea.
00:37:28.740
And then the lady's like, I'm Jewish and my grandma died in the Holocaust.
00:37:34.720
So our woman attorney general is doing identity politics as gotchas.
00:37:43.100
And like you said, there are times where the right wing gives her easy layup questions.
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Got a series of questions for you that we can get through pretty, pretty quickly, I think.
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Can you tell me, is it true that the Biden-Harris DOJ raided President Trump's home?
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Did the Biden-Harris DOJ allow Jack Smith to spy on over a dozen Republican members of Congress?
00:38:07.720
Did the Biden-Harris DOJ seize the phone of a sitting Republican congressman?
00:38:12.960
Did the Biden-Harris DOJ and Jack Smith pay at least $20,000 to confidential human sources
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Did the Biden-Harris DOJ and FBI fail to apprehend the suspect who placed pipe bombs near the Capitol
00:38:31.380
Did the Biden-Harris DOJ target parents as domestic terrorists?
00:38:39.800
They list all these things that Biden and Harris administration did.
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And it sounds like a good thing because we're exposing how bad they were.
00:38:47.480
But then still no one got arrested for all those things.
00:38:55.680
And then it's almost ironic because at the end, it's like, all right, if we have all these
00:38:59.580
people who did all these crimes, why isn't anyone in jail or arrested or prosecuted or charged?
00:39:04.960
Shouldn't at least one of these people be on trial, right?
00:39:07.880
I wish at the end the guy said, OK, and why hasn't anyone been charged?
00:39:19.560
And it's more of a show than it is like getting answers on why Howard Lutnick was in the Epstein
00:39:27.560
And it's almost we're turning into social media.
00:39:30.760
Our congressmen want to be social media people.
00:39:33.060
And that's why they want to have a viral gotcha moment against some libtard, right?
00:39:40.880
And meanwhile, there are people who did real crimes against the Trump administration or,
00:39:45.140
you know, the Trump campaign back in the day and no justice, no justice, no peace.
00:39:55.620
And we've been saying since the beginning, Pam Bondi needs to be out ever since like the
00:39:59.700
beginning of like the Bindergate stuff, because eventually she's going to fuck us over.
00:40:03.380
And I think we're at that point where now over a year has gone by and no one's done anything.
00:40:08.480
And that's what happens when you have Pam Bondi.
00:40:12.480
Let's check in on some of the Minneapolis protesters.
00:40:16.380
We deserve every fucking terrible thing that continues to happen because we continue to
00:40:25.380
And I have set out a deadline for myself where if we are not going to be wheeling out guillotines,
00:40:32.200
I am punching my ticket because I refuse to live like this anymore.
00:40:36.340
And I refuse to live like this surrounded by so many goddamn cowards.
00:40:40.940
That can make excuse after excuse after excuse.
00:40:55.500
Like this person is like talking about like punching their own ticket, meaning like unaliving
00:41:00.760
And she probably talks like that to the people in her life, in her social circle.
00:41:14.560
Like if you came to me and we're saying like, oh, man, if the show doesn't get over 100,000
00:41:27.680
They're all talking about they're all kind of in this negative circle.
00:41:30.620
And then like one of them actually is going to do it.
00:41:41.420
And then you're going to take over the whole country.
00:41:43.660
We have an example here of another illegal criminal who was detained in Minneapolis by ice.
00:41:50.340
And then at the end, we're going to tell you what he was arrested for.
00:42:20.860
And everyone sides with the illegal because they're brown.
00:42:25.300
And they try to interfere and they blow the whistles.
00:42:27.800
And the guy was arrested for possessing 50 pounds of meth.
00:42:37.740
He faces a felony drug charge in a case involving meth.
00:42:42.200
I'm worried, too, that in some kind of foot chase, somebody's going to get hurt.
00:42:46.300
Hedipin County Attorney Mary Moriarty says scenes like this scare people away and make it harder to prosecute cases.
00:42:53.780
It also causes a great deal of fear for people who work in the government center, who are who do not have white skin, that they're going to be racially profiled by ice.
00:43:03.280
So it causes a lot of damage to people coming to court.
00:43:08.060
We may have to dismiss cases because we don't have victims, because we don't have witnesses.
00:43:13.300
She also says it's now possible that her office will never have a chance to prosecute Herrera Berrios.
00:43:20.100
So she says it could be dangerous if there's a foot chase.
00:43:24.620
What's more dangerous, that or, yeah, a foot chase for like 10 seconds or the guy selling 50 pounds of meth in the community?
00:43:32.900
Let's do a cost-benefit analysis and she'll get back to us.
00:43:39.580
But then she also said that brown people are going to be scared of ice.
00:43:47.780
Well, she's talking about an illegal victim of a crime who won't come to the courthouse and be a witness and testify against another illegal criminal, presumably, you know, for the most part.
00:43:57.400
And it's like, yeah, I'd probably get out of here.
00:43:59.620
If you can't have representation or if you can't show up to the court of law, you probably shouldn't be in the country.
00:44:04.760
But she's got all these weird little concerns when some 18-year-old, and that's like 18-year-old with 50 pounds of meth.
00:44:18.500
He'll be on 100 pounds of fentanyl by then, right?
00:44:21.360
And then we have some stats out of Minneapolis when it comes to ICE agents and how many of them there are.
00:44:27.320
There was like a Tom Homan got on the news and was saying that they're basically withdrawing, but it wasn't as bad as he made it sound.
00:44:33.900
Yeah, there's a drawdown of available ICE agents in Minneapolis right now.
00:44:40.560
And people are freaking out about it, but we have some context.
00:44:43.680
They're removing the additional 700 surge agents that were there because local and state PD were not cooperating, right?
00:44:53.920
Nobody was working with ICE, and they had all these extra additional agents because they have to get it done, right?
00:45:01.100
So they are cooperating with ICE after the multiple deaths and all that stuff went on.
00:45:06.360
The 2,000-plus ICE agents are staying, and deportations will continue as scheduled.
00:45:11.880
It's like you're stepping away, but it's just the surge team.
00:45:17.940
But there's people blackpilling about it, and we want to kind of say the appropriate thing.
00:45:21.640
Yeah, obviously we hope everyone in Minnesota gets sent to Somalia, no matter what.
00:45:27.100
Yeah, but the surge is over, and there's more cooperation with state and local authorities now, I guess.
00:45:35.920
It passed in the House, and it's now going to the Senate, but it probably won't get passed without the filibuster.
00:45:43.920
Yeah, they said Republicans have introduced a bill that would disenfranchise millions of women from voting if their married name doesn't match the name on their birth certificate.
00:45:53.060
So that's the new angle they're taking to oppose the SAVE Act, that women might have a maiden name issue and can't get that sorted out before midterms or something.
00:46:01.940
Yeah, so we can't have secure elections because some recently married women who haven't yet updated their license name might have to do some paperwork or show a different form of ID.
00:46:16.180
So we can't have elections because of some ladies.
00:46:24.640
This woman said, I am literally a divorced, adopted woman who lost her birth certificate and whose original court records of adoption burnt up when the courthouse record storage facility burnt to the ground.
00:46:35.380
It took like a month to get a certified copy of my birth certificate when I needed one.
00:46:40.300
And then Coastal Country Club said, wow, that's so sad.
00:46:43.640
I guess it's OK for our elections to have fraud now.
00:46:46.820
Like if anybody has to do a little barrier or a little thing, then I guess the 50 million illegals who are here don't – there's no pressure for them to show an ID if they want to vote in the election, right?
00:46:57.880
But that's one of the things that we're seeing a lot of like the most – all these issues where it's something that's – and again, remember, this is an 85 percent issue.
00:47:09.960
But much like abortion, like you were just saying, they'll find this weird specific niche example where I was divorced and adopted and this.
00:47:20.540
Yeah, which is the same argument for like, well, what about a 13-year-old who was raped and they need to have an abortion?
00:47:27.300
It's like this needle in a haystack, 1 percent of 1 percent example.
00:47:30.940
You have to throw everything else out because of a really weird situation that never happened.
00:47:38.500
I don't have high hopes that this – because we would basically have to end the filibuster to pass this and I don't know if we're going to do that.
00:47:45.080
And that will certainly come back to haunt us when the Dems can pass whatever they want with a simple majority.
00:47:53.260
But it's an 85-15 issue and I don't have high hopes.
00:47:59.700
And if it doesn't go through, maybe without even an executive order, if it doesn't go through at all, we're in trouble.
00:48:06.740
This is an interesting example on how both sides, right and left, interpret the same content differently.
00:48:14.720
This is an illegal immigrant who's testifying and saying why she needs free health care.
00:48:19.920
Yo estoy acá representando a una comunidad que está afuera sin oÃr el voz del pueblo.
00:48:29.900
Nosotros tenemos ahorita una gran preocupación.
00:48:33.080
Porque si nos llegaran a quitar todo lo que es del medical, creo que serÃa un desastre total.
00:48:43.380
And I am here to be the voice of all of those that cannot be heard, all of our people's voices.
00:48:49.240
And we're very worried because if they were to take the services of medical services, then it would be a catastrophe.
00:48:55.760
And there's many people with chronic illnesses, especially diabetes, which is killing many.
00:49:14.860
And I think that if there isn't any care, then we will suffer as a world.
00:49:19.280
So one side sees that and they go, oh, this poor abuela, she's sick and she just needs help.
00:49:27.140
And the other side, our side sees it and says, you're not American, you don't speak English, and you were getting free health care?
00:49:40.860
So one side that's like very emotionally charged, the Democrats are obviously very emotionally based.
00:49:45.860
They see that, they feel bad, give her whatever she wants, forget every, you know, all of our standards and everything.
00:49:53.620
And the right sees it and they're a little more rationale based.
00:49:59.640
And then I love the, she says the line, I will be the voice for the unheard or whatever.
00:50:09.400
So, yeah, very disgusting, but another Rorschach test on modern America, right?
00:50:14.300
And we have some stats here out of, about Nicaragua that kind of blew my mind.
00:50:19.300
12% of all Nicaraguans now live in the United States, about 870,000 people.
00:50:25.080
50% of them, 450,000, arrived between 2020 and 2024 under Biden's temporary protected status
00:50:33.340
7% of Nicaragua's population left and entered the U.S. in just four years.
00:50:46.160
And then we have some stats about what they do when they get here.
00:50:52.480
It's guaranteed 70 plus percent of Nicaraguans are taking your tax dollars.
00:50:57.320
Remittances to Nicaragua rose 18% to 6.2 billion in 2025.
00:51:02.480
Remittances now account for 30% of the Nicaraguan economy.
00:51:06.360
So we have like babysitter countries we have to just take care of.
00:51:12.420
And then they suck our money out and it goes to Nicaragua and it stimulates the Nicaraguan
00:51:17.900
But there's a crying, there's a crying abuela though.
00:51:24.480
It's like, you know, the velocity of money or like the multiplier effect.
00:51:28.100
Like, and they talk about that a lot with government spending, like a hundred dollars
00:51:32.200
spent on an American vendor, then that goes back into the economy and it loops around and
00:51:40.480
But when you're sending 6 billion to Nicaragua or 20 billion to Somalia, you kind of, the
00:51:51.200
And that's, that's, there's a lot of countries.
00:51:52.960
Nicaragua just happens to be one of the highest percent, but we've seen, I think we even showed
00:51:57.320
a chart during the Biden era, which had all the countries and they're all kind of four
00:52:02.680
or 5% of the population is just in America now.
00:52:05.780
Without a vote, without a bullet, without a vote.
00:52:10.000
Our last piece of the migrant section, a protester, a pro, an anti-ice protester was killed by
00:52:18.440
We've got his mugshot on your screen right now.
00:52:20.000
He's accused of killing a woman in Tulleson that he met on an online dating site.
00:52:25.520
Police say that 18-year-old Yesenia Gabriela Norman, she left her Phoenix apartment back
00:52:31.080
on January 15th to meet up with 27-year-old Randall Santia.
00:52:36.940
Norman's roommate reported her missing four days later.
00:52:40.660
Norman was found stabbed to death nearly two weeks later inside Santia's apartment on
00:52:46.500
91st Avenue, just a little bit south of the I-10.
00:52:49.100
Police later learned that the suspect ran away from Arizona shortly after the stabbing.
00:52:53.460
They arrested him yesterday morning about an hour and a half away from New Orleans.
00:52:57.920
He is waiting to be extradited back to Arizona, where he will be booked on charges into jail
00:53:13.500
And then this is the Facebook post of one of her friends who she's pictured with.
00:53:17.040
You know, she's got the nose ring, but she updated her photo to fuck ICE.
00:53:21.740
You know, it's that liberal, no filter, like, oh, this guy on a dating app?
00:53:27.300
I don't know anything about him, and he's got one of those weird illegal immigrant names,
00:53:36.220
And then this is another one of those things that doesn't give me any satisfaction either.
00:53:39.900
It's like the trans shooter being trans, like, told you so.
00:53:42.960
Like, hey, told you there's violent illegals here.
00:53:46.960
Um, but dads, talk to your daughters, because if they don't have the appropriate worldview,
00:53:54.180
or, oh, dad, you're so racist, or, dad, you're too judgmental, it's like you just get into
00:53:59.200
situations where you could be stabbed to death, and you want to have as few of those as possible
00:54:03.060
throughout your long life, and eventually you go, ah, I'm a grandma.
00:54:10.400
All right, well, that's the end of our migrant section.
00:54:12.060
I'm moving on to our final page of housekeeping, where I can say whatever I want.
00:54:16.460
Leave a like, comment, comment again, then start yapping.
00:54:22.100
The link to this episode is sent to the boys in the group chat, and I would love it if you
00:54:29.820
Soon a third of the show is just going to be that routine.
00:54:39.840
We're going to start with more proof of the Biden bot theory.
00:54:43.140
You see how the robot goes, and then how Biden goes, like the robot goes?
00:54:52.400
Biden on the sand is a lot like a human eye at a robot walk.
00:54:56.220
I'm not saying that Biden's a robot, but this is compelling.
00:55:04.640
And Epstein said that Joe Biden got swapped out.
00:55:08.340
So a lot of things that steer us in that direction.
00:55:14.500
Next, I'm seeing some evidence coming across my desk lately that I might be autistic.
00:55:19.540
So we have a couple of clips here that are going to go over like undiagnosed autism later
00:55:26.820
This first one is a social media post with music.
00:55:35.860
And it's like a clothes pile, chair covered with clothes, multiple drinks, doom piles.
00:55:41.520
And it's like just bills and paperwork, items not taken back to the store, expensive good
00:55:46.920
intentions, like a Peloton, stacks of unused planners.
00:55:54.860
So this person is saying they're autistic because they have like a little bit of a mess or clothes
00:55:59.660
on a chair or a couple drinks and a pile of bills.
00:56:03.600
This is kind of like you could have made yourself into anything.
00:56:27.200
Expensive hobbies with good intentions, the oysters, the sauna.
00:56:31.580
This is, I think this is like a woman who's lonely or needs attention or something.
00:56:35.760
And she's trying to make totally normal things into I have autism.
00:56:44.240
I tend to pick one meal at one restaurant and repeat it every day for weeks, months.
00:56:54.040
And then I go to another restaurant and then that goes on for weeks, months.
00:57:04.500
But when it becomes every single day, then it's a borderline autistic.
00:57:08.140
Even if you have a freak out, if you can't have it or something, you start rocking back
00:57:14.480
I just go to restaurants and order the same thing every time.
00:57:20.680
And then they also said people who wear the same clothes every day.
00:57:35.560
Everyone thinks they can self-diagnose something because they have tiny little quirks.
00:57:45.280
The last piece of evidence on late diagnosed autism.
00:57:49.660
Autism and public masturbation, an educational conversation we need to have.
00:58:07.860
I mean, the guy who ordered the thing, when you order the same thing every day for like months
00:58:14.800
But the woman looking for attention, I have notebooks and bills in a pile.
00:58:25.660
We've been talking a lot the last few weeks about retard maxing and how it can change and
00:58:31.280
I found this breakdown of what retard maxing is, and I thought it was really interesting.
00:58:35.940
Retard maxing is maximum cognitive security for the modern world.
00:58:41.880
You smiled and watched women dance and got a nice test boost.
00:58:45.720
Not surprised or dismayed about the Epstein files.
00:58:48.440
You knew we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against evil in high places.
00:58:52.840
Evil people run shit and they win when they destroy your spirit.
00:58:56.780
Bitcoin dropped and you watch and smile because rule number one, they always come back.
00:59:03.460
The idiot and his intellectualism can never understand this.
00:59:06.280
Those blinded by thought always miss what is so obvious to the short bus conquistador ride
00:59:19.860
And if you are so smart and intellectual, you'll see all these bad things happening in the world
00:59:25.300
and you'll just be mad because you have to be mad, right?
00:59:30.220
But then if you retard max, you can enjoy your life, even though bad things are happening
00:59:37.120
And the only way you lose is if you let the bad things that are happening in the world
00:59:42.480
Retard maxing is kind of circled back to stoicism, like Marcus Aurelius.
00:59:47.140
Like, uh, if you cannot control it, you should not let it upset you.
00:59:52.800
Like, uh, so yeah, retard maxing is kind of a rebranding, 2026 rebranding.
00:59:57.920
But there's something there where it's like you lose when you let them defeat your spirit
01:00:02.460
and you keep your spirit intact when you retard max.
01:00:08.680
I've been seeing a lot of stories about college football and player eligibility stuff that
01:00:14.540
Like when we played, you could play for four years plus a red shirt year.
01:00:18.760
And then like, maybe you can get an extra year if you had like a weird injury thing
01:00:22.340
or COVID happened or if you're a Mormon or something, you went on a mission and came
01:00:26.740
Um, now these guys are in the league for like nine, 10, 11 years.
01:00:32.120
Montana linebacker, Solomon Tuleapupu will return next season.
01:00:36.800
2026 will be his ninth year of college football.
01:00:40.680
Uh, and then breaking middle Tennessee offensive lineman, Shalik Mills has been granted eligibility
01:00:48.480
He was recruited during the Obama administration.
01:00:51.280
I, I, it's like, I can't tell what's a joke or not.
01:00:55.200
And then here's one of their, uh, timelines year one, red shirt, year two, left ACL tear,
01:01:02.140
ACL tear, year four, rotator cuff tear, uh, year five, turf toe, year six played all 13
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games, year seven fractured thumb, year eight played in three games, year nine, another ACL
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And I guess, um, maybe they'll become a doctor.
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I'm on my third master's degree or something, but there's, there's something that they're
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So there is like a business side of it where like, if you can't make it in the pros, it's
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almost like having a job now and you get paid more than the, probably the job you'll
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get when you graduate, when you work at the car dealership.
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But really only good quarterbacks get a lot of money like that.
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Like the guy from middle Tennessee is, who's an old lineman.
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You guys probably, uh, had the same mind we had about this where, oh yeah, you pay four
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And then there's some old guys who do six years, 11 years.
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Like you're, you're going to practice and stuff.
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Our last piece of the final page of housekeeping.
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I hope I'm not interrupting, sir, but I made the big breakfast that you're eating.
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And now the fast food workers don't even know what they're making.
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It's like heat up tray two for 30 seconds, put bag in hot water, remove tray one, combine
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And then you don't even know you made a sandwich.
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You just combine tray one and tray two and heat it up the plastic bag.
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And you know, what's funny is that commercial, it's fake.
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Our first story in Cringe is the trans hair extension thief.
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She booked an appointment at my salon under the name Sofia Gonzalez.
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She then, again, here's her picture, told the stylist in my salon that she wanted to go
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put her eyelashes on once she was done and never returned.
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But yeah, she pulled a heist on this woman who's correctly gendering her.
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And I just saw this on TikTok and that's why we brought it in.
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The funniest part about this whole thing, they made social media content with him before
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Because of how big of a job it was and how big the before and after was going to be,
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Only for this devious motherfucker to run off on the tab as soon as he can.
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We've seen tons of people do like the urban decay at home hair braiding and then run off
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or I caught you trying to run off, but doing smiling for social media, doing this whole
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Does that look a normal person would go, oh man, they just filmed me and I shot their
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Like, Hey, I'm not really comfortable on social media.
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Road mic attached to the lapel only to run off.
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You know, that's one of those things like the worst PR for the trans community is the
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It's not really like, uh, oh, we get a bad rap or something.
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It's like every, oh, the shooting, the, this, the running off sneaky Asian phenotype though.
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Our next story, uh, it was just a tweet and it might not even be real, but I thought it
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In Uganda, two men who married each other have been given 10 months to give birth to a child
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It was fact checked on Twitter and I titled it fake when I sent it to you and you insisted
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They didn't sentence the two gay guys to have a kid.
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Uh, this guy and this girl meet up to do the fetish.
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I'm going to get in the stands just so you know what it looks like, but we're good.
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How much do you think a job like that runs him?
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And I think the reason is he probably can't talk to women and there's no way of him interacting
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with women unless he does something like this where he pays that girl to kick him in the
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This next story I thought was kind of weird and it's about non-binary person.
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Deja Baker, a school board member for Shaler Area School District in Pennsylvania, is begging
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for money so she can go to Cuba to learn progressive ways to address LGBTQ rights and education.
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Deja has chosen to accompany other elected officials to Cuba in June to do solidarity work and learn
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about progressive ways to address social issues such as housing, fighting for LGBTQ rights
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So she's begging for donations to go to Cuba to learn, I don't know, dumb shit from a lesser
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And like, is it more progressive than we are here?
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Are you going to learn from Cuba or are you going to try to teach Cuba?
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That's the implication is Cuba's going to teach her.
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Uh, so that kind of semi-failed state who all their cars are from like the 1960s because
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of the embargo and their electricity goes out and they don't have enough food.
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And, uh, this phenotype, speaking of, uh, types of people, the overweight, uh, colored
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hair, nose ring, black woman, one of my least favorite types, aggrieved fat.
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Yeah, that's, we're, we're kind of starting a delineation here.
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I asked AI to, uh, take away the hair, make it normal, put her in like a church acceptable
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And there's kind of two types of fat, aggrieved fat, which you just mentioned.
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And then like pleasant fat, like pleasant fat, the second AI picture, she might, you know,
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help feed the church after the service, you know, she goes after mass and she, she does
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She goes, Oh, it ain't going to kill you, sweetie.
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And they're like, yeah, I let it get away from me.
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And then the other types like mad, like people see me differently and I'm oppressed or something.
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And you know, which way this woman went obviously, but, uh, I don't know.
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You guys know you, you've experienced, you know, the library, the nice librarian, and this
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is the aggrieved one who shouldn't be around kids.
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And, uh, speaking of fat, we have an interesting fat acceptance walkback happening in the healthcare
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This, uh, Bridget, she tweeted, thanks to big pharma trying to sell us GLP ones.
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We are now allowed to admit that when you lose weight, it takes stress off your joints and
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A thing we were told was not true for a decade.
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And so that's a commercial that they used about joint stress being reduced after you lose weight
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And then someone replied to her and tried to like pretend that the health industry was
01:11:21.760
Uh, being, being fat isn't bad for you in quotes was popular among blue haired sociology students
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with neo pronouns, but it was not the position of any major scientific or governmental organization.
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So we just want to talk about this because it's kind of like this little gaslighty thing.
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We all saw the articles come across our desk when people were trying to say fat.
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Oh, here's how you don't weigh yourself at the doctor.
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Here's what you say to your doctor when they ask you about how you're morbidly obese.
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And now they're pretending that the people who were saying that were just some like one-off
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And it was never the position of the healthcare industry, but our friend in real life,
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Uh, he's got headlines about basically fat acceptance and social justice from Harvard,
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uh, Canadian medical association journal, NPR psychology today.
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And he says, please don't try to gaslight from things that happened yesterday.
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So we have all the headlines here in the background.
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Fat, happy and healed, the movement toward fat liberation.
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We're at the point where stuff goes so fast and then they try to distance themselves from
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it, like immediately after it happens, but our memories aren't that short.
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Um, and I think a similar thing's going to happen with trans kids specifically too.
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There's going to be some wild things or maybe even incarceration, like, uh, freeing people
01:12:51.740
Well, they might circle back on those, but, uh, there's a big gaslighting thing happening
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where they try to deny something that they made a pillar of their, uh, justice for a
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You know, it's not like it's from the sixties and it's like, Oh, who even remembers?
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You know, we'll pick a random episode and we'll show you some people trying to talk about
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For our first clip of urban decay, we got a conflict at the airport.
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This man and his family were sitting in Punta Cana airport.
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She had already kicked his stuff out of the way.
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So this guy had a chance to lose his job and make 500K.
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And you see how she's saying, like, don't touch me while she's sitting on top of him and escalating.
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And she's, like, in his space and literally on top of him.
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They are at the Punta Cana airport, meaning they're heading home.
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She was probably five days in paradise, the most relaxed she'll ever be.
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And she's still gotten to a scuffle with a random guy at an airport in a foreign country, too.
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She's hitting him, throwing stuff at him in a foreign country.
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They don't treat the blacks like they do in America with the in-and-out bail.
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And she should have been relaxed post-vacation, but maybe she spent a little too much.
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Maybe she got a $4,800 Amex bill coming and reality's setting in.
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Maybe Amex didn't believe that the credit card was stolen as soon as she landed in Punta Cana, like she said.
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Like, someone's most relaxed time is when they're most on edge.
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It could get even – that's when you hear pop, pop, pop.
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So – and then this is – there's a weird thing that happens.
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We always talk about how airports make people crazy.
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You leave your roller case and one guy in your party goes, hey, I'm watching your stuff.
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And then when you get called out trying to pull a fast one, it's like, all right, yeah, you got me.
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She was counting on not getting called out, and then she's yelling, faggot, and, you know, going crazy, spilling a drink in a guy's face.
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So average behavior, it happens across all borders, right?
01:16:10.020
And it's interesting, too, because that behavior is how we were told, like, black people were treated during civil rights.
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Like, a white person would come and be like, get out of my seat.
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Yeah, that Hispanic man is standing, is saying, no, not today.
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But the main thing is, you're supposed to be relaxed.
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You're supposed to just have had the best five days of your year, maybe.
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And you pick a fight with a random guy at the airport yelling slurs.
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And it's interesting, too, because a lot of Democrats, especially white liberal women, think that we need to follow black women's lead.
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That lady at the airport, whatever she thinks politically is probably better than you stupid white people.
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This woman in a big thread was telling everybody to vote.
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Vote for whoever South Carolina black church ladies vote for.
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Look at who they back in the primary and work for and vote for that candidate.
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I hear a million butts on this last one, but hear me out.
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If you are white, you cannot trust your own thinking on who to vote for.
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Follow the black woman, vote, and do what they do, like Simon says to the letter.
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You need to be voting for whoever they vote for and chimping at the airport.
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And Urban Air, I believe, is like a trampoline park.
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You need the ski mask to get into the amusement park.
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You know, you always have to be ready to do a crime and everyone starts running.
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And ultimately, I believe this got unruly to the point where police were called and here they are using all your police resources because a group of teens doesn't have parents who watch over them.
01:18:47.360
Tracy Davis, a Jefferson County judge in Kentucky, has cut the jail sentence of Christopher Thompson in half from 65 years to 30 years after he was convicted of kidnapping, robbing, and raping a woman.
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But Judge Davis thought the jury's recommendation was too long.
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She feels he hasn't mentally matured yet and never had a real shot at getting any help early in life.
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But if you were to come in here and instead of being hurt and angry, which is what this court hears, right, as a 20-year-old African-American male that has been, you know, experienced this society, et cetera, and you would show that, yes,
01:19:39.320
Thompson repeatedly stated he did not care, not about his sentence, the victim, or her family.
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But Judge Davis emphasized she's the one that holds the pen, and regardless of what the media may think, she applies the law.
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As she puts it, it's his whole life, one she doesn't believe should be spent entirely behind bars.
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So he's the real victim here because society isn't fair to black people.
01:20:09.660
Yeah, and there's a key sentence that she said here where she goes, which is what this court hears, right, as a 20-year-old African-American male that has been, you know, experienced this society, et cetera.
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You can't just et cetera when you're cutting a guy's sentence in half because he's black and et cetera.
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Like, was he seriously disadvantaged or did something crazy happen to him?
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Because even still, I don't think it's worth cutting it in half.
01:20:41.760
But there's this kind of just, yeah, et cetera.
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You said there's a black judge, a black defendant, and a black police officer or bailiff here.
01:20:57.200
There's a black judge, a black cop, and a black criminal.
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So there was clearly a path to become a judge if you wanted it.
01:21:08.900
And the crime itself was so horrific, this one is almost too much to bear.
01:21:13.760
He forced a woman in her own car with a gun, raped her, made her drive to an ATM, emptied out the accounts, then raped her again.
01:21:21.160
He had a history of crime, robbery, gun charges, et cetera.
01:21:24.540
And during the trial, he told the woman that he raped that, I'll see you in 20 years, bitch.
01:21:29.720
This judge said this is someone who just fell through the cracks.
01:21:32.720
And there's a quote here that I can't even read because it's so many expletives.
01:21:41.220
I'm going to pop your ass and shit my dick, bitch.
01:21:48.100
But this is like an oppositional, defiant, like, mad in court guy who, like, should get the book thrown at him.
01:21:56.620
What's that scene from that movie where, what is it, The Breakfast Club?
01:22:04.340
Like, that's what should happen to a guy like this.
01:22:05.900
But the judge just goes, you're black, et cetera.
01:22:11.540
Can you spell that out for the white people here?
01:22:15.240
There's just some, like, assumed brutal hardship that led to him raping and robbing at gunpoint.
01:22:23.280
And then the raping part, there's no socioeconomic factor that makes you do that, right?
01:22:29.080
If you want to make excuse for a robber, like, he didn't have a job, he didn't have this, there's a tiny little bit of room that goes from 65 years to 60 because of that.
01:22:44.220
And then the whole reasoning is you're black, et cetera.
01:22:47.920
And I'm sure there's a, it goes the other way where we get a full sentence because you're white.
01:23:03.880
I don't want to go too hard on this, but the woman goes, that's your whole life.
01:23:24.400
So this woman is a squatter and she's, how would you explain it?
01:23:31.020
She had been arrested and then she got released on bail after 12 days in jail, at which point
01:23:37.680
She's squatting in a $2.3 million nice house in Bethesda, Maryland, a nice area.
01:23:42.700
And at the end, her lawyer tries to explain her side of it and he kind of has some issues.
01:23:51.580
After months of delays, Good was convicted on all counts on January 22nd, sentenced to
01:23:59.360
Pollard continues to face extradition for multiple vehicle theft-related crimes in Pennsylvania.
01:24:04.820
11 days later, Good was released on appeal on February 2nd after posting a $5,000 cash
01:24:12.280
Activities at the house started again soon after her release.
01:24:15.860
For days, a woman wearing similar shoes and green pants was seen moving in and out of
01:24:26.060
It's really the number one question on everybody's mind.
01:24:29.160
How would your client, Mr. Meekha Good, get inside a $2.3 million property?
01:25:04.680
So, the number one question on everybody's mind is how your client, Mr. Meekha Good,
01:25:17.260
She found out that a certain property was under the control of a certain group and that there
01:25:30.800
Due to the title issue, she was able to assume the property under squatter's rights.
01:25:38.700
He uses allegedly like we do, and we do it as a bit on a fat racist podcast.
01:25:48.160
I love someone calling cut on a set that isn't theirs with no thing.
01:25:57.060
But, yeah, this is the kind of guy, if you put him in front of that judge who gave the
01:26:01.600
rapist the half sentence, they might give him the house.
01:26:12.300
So, the $2.3 million house that you're squatting in is yours.
01:26:24.680
So, they're clearly gaming the squatting system that's in place.
01:26:29.100
And if we were living in a normal time, it would look like this.
01:26:33.440
Are you in a rental agreement with the homeowner?
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And it's not even you're going to leave right now.
01:26:43.300
It's you're leaving here in handcuffs for breaking and entering everyone who's in here.
01:27:01.260
Our first clip from Uplifting is this guy and his space thoughts.
01:27:05.840
Truth be told, I don't think Mars wants you niggas up there.
01:27:12.260
You just going to dig their shit in, take all their juices, and then talk about let's move to Mercury.
01:27:25.900
They already plotting to kick your ass the fuck up out of here.
01:27:56.320
You can avoid the questions or I can just call the police.
01:27:58.200
I don't know about your math, but that was three ways.
01:28:00.420
You said we could do this two ways, but then said three ways.
01:28:03.160
You're going to be doing it with the police are here with that.
01:28:12.560
Well, there's two ways you can look at it, you know?
01:28:20.680
That wasn't anything crazy, but that was kind of funny.
01:28:27.740
But sometimes in Uplifting Gold, there's nothing to say.
01:28:34.640
All right, next, this guy has a real, it's corporate women.
01:28:40.280
Corporate women be low-key making noises when talking.
01:28:43.140
This guy's talking about, like, women or feminized offices when you're all getting in on a Zoom meeting.
01:29:14.760
Sitting through that, being around that, being in the daycare, the woman daycare, email jobs, not good.
01:29:27.120
They like to put you on a little schedule, and I don't like that.
01:29:47.000
There are some industries that really still have it, but.
01:29:53.420
Next, we have an insane clown posse redemption arc.
01:29:57.420
You know, I do gotta say, I appreciate all the comments.
01:30:07.820
But having this on my face has been a destruction to my life.
01:30:14.720
I can't have a decent life with this on my face.
01:30:20.120
Drugs and alcohol kind of took me out there far beyond space can reach.
01:30:25.500
And I'm trying to turn my life around and try to be the best of the best I can be.
01:30:49.740
But you probably would have wanted to come to that realization before you did the tip of the nose tattoo.
01:31:08.420
And insane clown posse attracts a certain type of weird kind of white trash almost guy.
01:31:14.820
And then there's like the Grateful Dead, which attracts a certain type of person.
01:31:18.960
There are certain cult acts where people follow them all over.
01:31:27.620
I respect any artist that can make it in the music industry.
01:31:44.100
I might look into, after a conversation, maybe paying for that tattoo removal.
01:32:00.700
Because if that guy's biggest problem is finding like a thousand bucks to get that off his face,
01:32:07.080
Fleckus Talks the podcast can maybe handle that and help him.
01:32:09.840
Make him get a Fleckus Talks on the forehead somewhere?
01:32:14.360
But there's something that could be done there.
01:32:15.740
And if that's your biggest barrier, the show could maybe help you.
01:32:19.240
And if you really are on a good track and trying to be redeemed, we can help expedite that process.
01:32:24.460
You don't have to live your whole life like that if you don't want to.
01:32:28.140
Or if you guys know this guy, have him reach out to me and we'll see what we cook up.
01:32:35.120
Next, this is a prank done on the new grandparents.
01:33:17.540
We spent too much time on the insane clown posse guy.
01:33:25.680
Our last clip of the show, our Pure Americana clip of the week, is a pizza interaction.
01:34:23.300
You know, we're not going to advocate drug use.
01:34:28.420
You got to let the Domino's guy hit the penski, whatever they call it.
01:34:37.920
Get back out in the snowy, icy conditions and keep working.
01:34:47.800
There's not going to be a bonus land tomorrow, but we are going to be back to our usual scheduled
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programming next week, every Wednesday and Saturday.
01:35:06.600
And unfortunately, his AR-15 is now part of a mandatory buyback program where they live.
01:35:18.260
I don't know if they could have passed the law that quickly.
01:35:28.880
It's a very personal and individualized decision that you need to consider.
01:35:46.400
And he and Aubrey watch every episode with their new nine-month-old son.
01:35:55.120
We have a happy Valentine's Day to Taylor from Kitty.
01:35:59.040
Kitty isn't the biggest fan of the show, but her husband Taylor is.
01:36:05.500
You're hedging when you're asking us for a shout out?
01:36:13.900
Oh, I'm not the biggest fan, but could you please do me a favor?
01:36:22.400
Valentine's Day shout out is interesting because everybody else who didn't get one,
01:36:31.520
Appreciate you for thinking of it, but don't hedge when you're asking us a shout out.
01:36:42.340
And it's Friday the 13th today, so good luck, everybody.
01:36:49.360
Matt got John hooked on the show, even though John works as a secret conservative in big tech.
01:36:58.240
And we actually have the name of the company and John's last name right here.
01:37:10.360
We have a picture here of Matt, show watcher Matt, watching from his hunting blind.
01:37:20.680
So he's the one who got the tech guy into the show.
01:37:25.860
We have a happy birthday to Recycled Rocker's better half on February 8th.
01:37:30.000
It's also their 39th wedding anniversary coming up later in the month.
01:37:36.500
We see him a lot on Twitter, and we like you a lot, brother.
01:37:40.840
And we have a picture here of Brevin Jr., who was born on January 31st.
01:37:56.320
And then our final shout out, we have a tweet here.
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My wife and I have been watching our favorite fat racist podcast since the early days.
01:38:05.420
We welcomed our newest little show watcher into the world, February 1st, Alaskans for Fleckus.
01:38:22.200
Fleckusmerch.com for the best merch in the game, which is now back active.
01:38:27.060
And keep in mind, the store's only open for a limited time, and then it closes, then it opens again.
01:38:43.240
And we're going to do some more different stuff, longer term, like experimental pieces, random shit.
01:38:49.820
So we're kind of taking a different approach to merch.
01:38:52.920
Random, you know, the quarter set might not be available forever, stuff like that.
01:39:00.980
Well, thank you guys for watching all the way through.
01:39:16.300
And you feel like the world is backwards and upside down
01:39:32.200
We're heading to the bathroom, you know we gotta go
01:39:39.500
Cause Flick is in red, boy, just uploaded the show
01:39:47.000
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, give it up to the world's best host
01:39:55.160
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, choose the outcome and tickle the post
01:40:16.760
On the last page of housekeeping we're letting Flick us cook
01:40:27.380
There's a new alien spin, a rat boy shoots him a look
01:40:34.840
It's exactly what the feds wouldn't want you to see
01:40:42.180
But it could be a distraction and that rings true to me
01:40:50.760
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, give it up to the world's best host
01:40:56.760
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, choose the outcome and tickle the post
01:41:40.100
There's uplifting gold and Flick is pets getting trolled
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We won't stop till the world is rid of all the pit bulls
01:42:20.260
Then just make sure you're subbed to bonus land
01:42:28.580
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, give it up to the world's best host
01:42:35.860
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, choose the outcome and tickle the post
01:43:04.360
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed
01:43:11.520
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, buying chip coins and trading stocks
01:43:16.680
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, we're still kicking over stacked rocks
01:43:24.520
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed
01:43:31.680
Flick is tossed, Flick is tossed, and actions speak louder than words
01:43:48.860
I hope I'm not interrupting, sir, but I made the big breakfast that you're eating