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Today on the show, we re going to tell you why it s False Flag Season, then we have a wave of censorship that is upon us, Surprisingly Surprisingly. Then, in Cringe of the Week, we have the cringiest doll baby video yet. And last but not least, in urban decay, a man was killed over a fish filet sandwich. All this and more on today s episode of Flaggist Talks.
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This is where it begins. A new home for unexpected combinations.
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Introducing City St. George's, University of London.
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All right. Welcome back to Flaggist Talks, a podcast episode 315 today on the show.
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There was a mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia.
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We're going to tell you why it's false flag season.
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Then we have a wave of censorship that is upon us.
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I'm going to tell you why it's going to be coming from the right, surprisingly.
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Then in Cringe of the Week, we have the cringiest doll baby video yet.
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And last but not least, in urban decay, a man was killed over a fish filet sandwich.
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And we have a few more ridiculous urban names you're going to love.
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All this and more, it's Flaggist Talks, a podcast episode 315, ranked the best news podcast of all time.
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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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It's Flaggist Talks, a podcast featuring Richard Grapp.
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Guys, this powder does three things that you could get charged thousands for.
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And the FDA just approved it so we could be screwed.
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One, it releases stem cells from your bone marrow.
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And three, it floods everything with nitric oxide.
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And if you think I'm exaggerating, listen to this from Dr. Simon Mills, one of the top herbal medicine researchers in the world.
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One of the best medicines around is 50 grams to 100 grams of 75% or more dark chocolate.
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They do studies where they've put cocoa into volunteers that meet students usually.
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And they were able to show changes in the blood flow within minutes, certainly within an hour of eating cocoa.
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Yeah, heart, circulation, brain, but it also, of course, we know it contains a few other beneficial stimulating effects.
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Sort of similar to the effects of the coffee, which, as I've already said, is a medicine as well.
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But cocoa and chocolate does have an uplifting effect, which is why we love it.
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That's the part that actually does something but gets destroyed during the process of making normal chocolate.
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Regular chocolate has 50 milligrams of dead flavanols.
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Black Forest high-flavanol cocoa powder has 1,200 milligrams of pharmaceutical-extracted flavanols.
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Normally, you can't claim benefits in the supplement world, but the FDA signed off on a health claim saying cocoa flavanols support heart health and reduces cardiovascular risk.
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The evidence was so strong they couldn't ignore it.
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Another study by Harvard shows that the brain gets faster in cognitive tests, blood flow improves, and the heart gets stronger.
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These results were so definitive that the FDA had to approve it.
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Right now, Black Forest just launched their Christmas deal, an amazing 40% off of cocoa flavanol.
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This ends in 48 hours, and when it's over, it's gone for good.
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Cocoa prices have been skyrocketing worldwide over the last few months, so I don't expect prices to be this cheap ever again.
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So if you're thinking about trying it, act now, because once the 48 hours pass, this promo is going to be gone forever, and the prices are going to go back up.
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Take control of your health before someone else does it for you.
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Thank you to Black Forest Supplements for sponsoring.
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I love those guys, and I really do like the products.
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I've been doing the flavanols, and I can report that they're great.
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Most people in the real world are probably close to fucking off as well.
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It's actually not new, but I kind of rediscovered it in my closet when I was going through the winter clothes because they were stored.
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I thought Kevin Spacey might have been photographed wearing that.
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But I did find a bunch of new clothes, and I forget what I order, like, last winter.
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I have these fleeces and hoodies and all the stuff that you would maybe buy and wear one time.
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We have a light cringe, a normal urban, light migrants, believe it or not.
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Yeah, the migrants, you know, we could hammer the Somalis again.
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We got mostly some headlines, but still good stuff and bad.
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Joe Biden didn't raise anywhere near enough money for his presidential library.
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Biden has raised little of what he needs to build a presidential library.
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His library foundation has told the IRS that by the end of 2027, it expects to bring in
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just $11.3 million, not nearly enough for a traditional library.
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And he was the most popular president in the history of the world.
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And maybe he could do a Joe Biden ice cream stand.
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What about maybe he can do one of those neighborhood libraries where you put the books in a bird
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The, the community libraries where it's like some romance novels and a Dan Brown book
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And then the person with the trans flag outside their house down the street comes over and
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Um, and do you, do you know, do you have any experience with other presidential libraries?
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The only recent one that I know about is Obama who raised like one and a half billion
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If Hunter was a Senator with like the makings of becoming president, like this would be fully
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But unfortunately Joe Biden is what 80 something and he's the end of the line and there's no
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more power or influence to be extracted from that family.
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He's got to tease it just to get the library donations and then go.
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And then Obama had that one where the, he hired some black concrete workers.
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And they kind of fucked it up and they're suing each other.
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So he's got some controversy in his library too.
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And the guy goes, I didn't know you were supposed to do concrete like that.
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Like he's got this big, ugly building in Chicago and it's cracking.
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Well, I mean, everybody kind of assumes that on the right.
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Like, do you have to make any legal disclaimers right now?
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I'll throw some apparently's and allegedly's in there when the time comes.
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We'll do some allegedly's, but we've known since 2018.
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And then there was a guy, uh, this is where it gets allegedly.
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Allegedly, this guy did his own DNA study, which would not technically be admissible
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in court because it wasn't like a state ordered or a court ordered DNA test.
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So he, yeah, he collected some things that had both her and her brother's DNA on it or
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And it ended up being like a 99.999% certainty that they are related.
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Uh, yeah, well I'm, I'll read this guy's tweet first.
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He says, you're telling me there was a DNA match claiming 99.99% accuracy that Ilhan Omar
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married her brother and the guy who posted it, built a website and put it out there,
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gets arrested by the FBI on child sex charges within 24 hours.
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A claim explosive enough to end a political career instantly neutralized by an arrest.
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So radioactive that guarantees no one would ever touch the story again.
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And then the FBI raids your house and find some inappropriate things on your computer.
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And now you're in jail and I'll forget whatever he was working on.
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What about the Ilhan Omar marriage to her brother proof?
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No, no, there was sex trafficking on that computer.
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And you know, uh, if you follow true crime cases, this is how police actually do it.
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A lot of times is they follow someone around, wait until they smoke a cigarette or take a sip
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of a soda and they go collect it and they do their little test.
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Like it's easy to get someone's DNA if you're looking.
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There's articles that mention apparently the brother was gay, which is another fold to
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So it wouldn't even make sense for them to be married.
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The brother sister marriage wasn't even, uh, wasn't even true.
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It wasn't even a real brother sister marriage, like game of Thrones shit, but we've known
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And it's like, if you blatantly broke the law that flagrantly, why don't we just put
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It sucks that we're not, we need a good, a good major scalp.
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We're still looking for that major public figure scalp.
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You know, the whole thing, the whole show is alleged.
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Uh, both of them died and allegedly it's their son.
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They were both stabbed in their Brentwood home and they died.
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I mean, we're, we're kind of, uh, start off with the Joe Biden library.
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There was a lot of dead people and Rob Reiner is one of them.
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What do you, uh, I liked him in the Wolf of Wall Street.
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Oh, he was very good in the Wolf of Wall Street.
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He was a big thorn in the, uh, he hates Republicans.
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And then, uh, I don't know exactly what happened.
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People are mad about the Trump tweet saying it's in poor taste.
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Brian Hollihan coming out and said, this is not right.
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But I imagine being the person who's transcribing that tweet where Trump's like reading it, saying
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And I, I mean, in general, like, all right, you gotta, they got double, it was a family
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So, uh, to say something like that, you know, Trump, not your best moment, especially when
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there's other things you could be drawing attention to.
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Oh, AKA what happened this weekend, Islamic terror related.
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Um, but there's also another element to it where like this guy shit talk Trump for like
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Imagine someone kind of like following you around shit talking your every move, accusing
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you of being a Russian asset, trying to ruin your life, trying to ruin the presidency.
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And then you kind of see one of your enemies die.
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I don't know what, I don't know what that's like.
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I don't even, can't even put myself in the shoes.
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We gotta be open to the poor taste tweets because who really knows what it's like, you know,
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Trump made a speech at the White House where he was talking about the amount of money brought
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We're going to get to the details on what exactly that money was.
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To an extent, because without the November 5th election, you would have had a president
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that didn't have the courage to use tariffs the way they should be used.
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And because of the tariffs, we've taken in more than 18, think of this, 18 trillion
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As an example, the previous administration, sleepy Joe Biden, took in less than 1 trillion
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And you're probably wondering, what exactly is that?
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I thought the tariffs were a little less than a trillion.
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Apparently, it's tariff revenue and also money that was invested from companies in other
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countries where tariffs were used as leverage in the conversation.
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So if Hyundai says we're going to build a $5 billion or $20 billion plant in Georgia or
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something because of it, then they're counting that towards the number.
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I love seeing this work too because when all the people who, I went to Georgetown, I wear
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a bow tie, I study economics, tariff, these aren't going to work.
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And then you kind of like, you know, you might think, oh, I know a little bit about
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But then when you think about Trump economics, we're using tariffs as a leverage tool in
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Then you actually get way more than just the tariff revenue that's brought in for imports.
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The total economic activity and impact as opposed to the dollars in tariffs that people get.
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And then especially all these people who, you know, we're a GDP economic zone.
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Like this makes the numbers go up for our GDP economic zone.
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I want the people deported who are increasing our GDP.
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But, you know, they don't, they argue it both ways is what I'm saying.
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And you know how we're coming into the midterms and things aren't looking good.
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If the midterms were right now, it wouldn't be good for us.
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And then midterms for the incumbent party are always bad.
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So we have a lot of things working against us and midterms aren't something we're looking
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If Trump had all this tariff revenue and then got rid of taxes next year, midterms would
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If there's no taxes paid in April and go, oh, your tax bill, keep it.
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You know, Trump couldn't even deport Kilmar Obrego Garcia, that guy, that MS-13 guy.
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It's some circumstantial evidence that proves Pam Bondi is a rhino type.
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This guy kind of posts whatever, but he did post some things that rang true to me.
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So I'm going to read it, even though he posts whatever, whatever he wants from his hip.
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He says, Jeb Bush and the Bush family have reportedly been pulling the strings on Pam
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Bondi in her prosecutorial decisions, urging her not to prosecute Barack Obama and members
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of the deep state, both Democrat and rhinos, who have been so clearly implicated in federal
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This is just your daily reminder that Bush has a close personal relationship with Bondi going
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back to their years together in Florida politics.
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And he passionately endorsed her when President Trump picked her as his attorney general.
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But basically, he's implicating Jeb and Pam in kind of this rhino, limp-wristed, non-edgy
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And I did know that her and the Bush family were tight from Florida politics from before
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And then we also see her dragging her feet and not doing anything and not arresting Obama
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It was like a collage of her with John McCain, Jeb Bush, the other Bush, Mitt Romney, Mitt
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And this is probably why no one's going to jail.
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And I think they're just trying to play the long game to get us back to boomer Zionist
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I'll go on the record where she's doing brunch.
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Pro-MAGA members of the Trump administration are growing increasingly concerned over what they describe
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as an attempted rhino coup by the old Bush guard of the Republican Party from the inside.
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Susie Wiles and Pam Bondi are said to be leading this rhino rebellion to undermine President Trump
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and sabotage his agenda, closely coordinating with their fellow uniparty neocons and Democrats
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This would explain Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's recent behavior and the Indiana Senate
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Republicans' overwhelming rejection of President Trump's proposed congressional map for the state
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They're actively trying to destroy MAGA, blah, blah, blah.
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And we all know that Susie Wiles was Netanyahu's re-election campaign manager.
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So we have her and retard Pam Bondi doing nothing, and they're just playing the rhino long game
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And let's touch on the Indiana not redistricting at all.
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They had the power to basically redistrict and get the two Democrat seats completely out.
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And they just said, no, we're a bunch of cowards.
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And, you know, not a bunch of cowards, but they convinced themselves they're doing the right thing
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We've covered this again and again on the show where the entire New England coastline
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And there's always some fucking nobody who you've never heard of who comes out of the
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We're never ready to win, but there's always some loser who's, he needs to lose.
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Suzy Wiles is a great choice for President Trump's chief of staff.
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I'm sure you guys have noticed that censorship is on the rise.
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We're seeing it online with the Zionist movement now is trying to combat anti-Semitism.
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Even during Charlie Kirk stuff, there were some calls and we're going to get to it.
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But first, let's start off with the Erica Kirk tweet.
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Candice and Erica met yesterday in a private conversation.
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Candice and I are meeting for a private in-person discussion on Monday, December 15th.
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Oh, and I have agreed that public discussions, live streams, and tweets are on hold until
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If they were to meet live, that's like the Super Bowl for the right wing.
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There's a thing where Erica is a grieving widow.
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But then she's also in public every two seconds doing like a book tour and AmFest and all
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these events and public appearances and news hits, and you kind of don't get the protection
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You're opening yourself up, and you should, and then, oh, it's in poor taste to attack a
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If you want to be a widow grieving in private, grieve in private.
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That's kind of where I see it, but I'm not mad at anybody.
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We're going to start off with the censorship aspect of this whole thing.
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Barry Weiss did an interview with Erica Kirk over the weekend, and here's a clip from that
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If you go on the internet, and frankly, it is left beyond the internet now into real life,
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and you talk to many seemingly sane people, they do not believe that the 22-year-old named
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Tyler Robinson that has been arrested and charged with his murder is the actual murderer.
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They believe that Erica Kirk was his Mossad handler and that he was killed by a foreign
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They believe that she was tracked by Egyptian planes.
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They believe that the rings on her hand are signs of Illuminati.
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What matters is that because she speaks about this in the interview, the brain rock that social
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media is allowing to spread, the way that it is detaching us from humanity, from our ability
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to talk to one another and our ability to discern the truth from just out-and-out lies is something
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that is incredibly important as a theme, I think.
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Because of all these lies and because of all these theories spreading, she's alluding to
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this idea that social medias have this obligation to correct the record or censor these fake
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And keep in mind, I'm pretty sure Barry Weiss left the New York Times because, in her own
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And then this idea now that we need to save democracy and humanity by allowing certain
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So this is the bigger picture point I wanted to make.
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If they do bring in censorship, it'll have to be through the right wing because the left
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will do it, but the right will oppose that like we've seen in the past.
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But if there was a way to bring it in through the right, and we kind of almost saw this
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trend when Charlie was assassinated the day of and the day after, there were some right
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wing accounts that were posting like, there should be permanent social media bans for
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anyone belittling or celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk.
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I might not agree with what you said, but I'll fight to the death.
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Like posting the video itself to a lot of people, which, you know, you can get that
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off later, but, um, yeah, there was a little bit of an overreach there.
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They're like, Oh, everyone's, everyone's being mean and making fun of Charlie Kirk.
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Now that he's dead, you should be banned from social media.
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You can't just throw it out because you disagree with what they're saying or it's in poor taste.
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And it's like, are we going to waste a good crisis here?
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You're going to figure out what the truth is when Barry Weiss tells you.
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Everybody's going to go towards their own biases.
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I'm not really schizophrenic minded about it, but I think the schizos should have fun and
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As long as it's not like illegal or you're not really brutally slandering someone.
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And keep in mind, we have a Charlie Kirk quote here.
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You better keep asking questions because it's the only thing that will keep us free.
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Some fortune cookie shit for you on this Tuesday.
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And then Barry Weiss trying to insert herself into like our sphere.
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You know, she, Erica Kirk goes to Barry Weiss to have her say, don't do this anymore.
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And then when it comes to the specific conspiracies that were addressed, Erica Kirk was asked about the Egyptian plane theory.
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And she kind of weirdly straw manned it and said, oh, I've never been on an Egyptian plane in my life.
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But that was never the claim that she was on the planes.
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The claim was that the planes were following her around.
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And even Tucker came out and said that that was true, that these planes do follow her flight patterns.
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So it was weird, but you can't be critical of a grieving widow.
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But also, if you're going to come out in public on a news hit and discredit one of the theories, someone's going to come back and say, oh, that's actually not the theory.
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And for sure, it opens you up to some more criticism.
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And keep in mind, before we move on to the Zionist censorship, we're allowed to make conspiracies and explore them and deep dive into them.
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And then those conspiracy theorists ended up being right.
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So there is a track record of censoring the truth that appears to be not the truth at the time or an unfortunate truth.
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It was because they deleted my COVID videos and it all ended up being true.
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So we can't, with the track record of the censors, censurers, we can't just say, oh, OK, yeah, censor these conspiracy theories because no one really knows what's what right now.
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And if it's retarded, all right, this guy's a retarded.
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Or if it's not true, oh, it's not true because of this.
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And then everyone goes, OK, this theory isn't true.
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But if you say, oh, you can't have theories, that makes the theories even more true whether they're true or not.
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And obviously, when it comes to the censorship, we're seeing a lot of it comes in the form of anti-Semitism.
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There's a big push to censor anti-Semites, especially following the Muslim terrorist attacks, which we'll get to.
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Maybe you can read the tweet and then we'll show the video.
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Breaking Rabbi Yehuda Kaploon, Trump's Israeli-born nominee for the U.S. anti-Semitism czar, says he plans to work with social media platforms on their algorithms to suppress what he calls hatred and use AI to label misinformation.
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You know, and when you say censorship is on the rise, we have gone through censorship and back down to freedom again recently.
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And now it seems like they want to get back to where we were before.
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I mean, 2016, 2020, during Trump's first term, started with fact checkers.
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And so now it's algorithm and behind the scenes and suppressing, I think, is the next move.
00:30:49.740
And that's going to be more dangerous because you're not going to have a fact check thing.
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Because during COVID, there'd be a fact check and it'd be like, oh, COVID's actually good for you.
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You actually caught them and it humiliated them more, right?
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And when you saw it, you go, oh, this is probably true because it got fact checked.
00:31:06.360
If these censorship techniques are used behind the scenes and now you're not even seeing certain content, that's like the ultimate censorship.
00:31:14.600
It's like censorship by withholding and you don't even know what you're missing as a consumer.
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And I think the people who want to do censorship have gotten smarter and learned that the first way didn't work.
00:31:24.660
And if they get power again to censor, it'll be more nefarious like that.
00:31:33.940
Yeah, because when you showed us the censorship with the fact checks, people can go, oh, I'm going to watch it anyway or I'm going to watch it even harder now.
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If you don't show us it at all because of the algorithm and AI, now we're in precarious waters.
00:31:49.560
All right, we're going to play the clip from Rabbi Kaploon.
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This is what he was saying that was surmised in that tweet.
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Indonesia has 350 million Muslims living in the country.
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How do we hold the people in Gaza accountable that if America is paying for UN textbooks and supposedly the changes are made, why are those textbooks not being used and why are they using their old textbooks?
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We have to teach people it's not okay to educate your kids to be a martyr.
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Okay, and we have to hold those countries accountable.
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How do we battle anti-Semitism on the Internet?
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We are going to have a whole division within the office of the special envoy to combat anti-Semitism that is going to work on technology.
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technology and working with the greatest leaders in technology, many of whom are Jewish and have offered their assistance.
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And then we're going to come over the top and do work with all our Jewish tech guys.
00:33:08.520
And then we need to change the algos to combat hate and like what counts as hate, any criticism of Jews or Israel.
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You're going to be fair with the definition of hate, right?
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You're going to go according to the Constitution or are you going to go, eh, eh, no, eh, no.
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So, I mean, it feels like we made it through and we did up, down, and they want to go back up.
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And anti-Semitism is a really huge excuse to do it.
00:33:45.560
And that does have a big pull on the right wing.
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The left wing, not as much, but the right wing, even in Florida where we live, you think it's a free state and everything's great.
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There's a lot of weird anti-Semitism censorship rules in the books.
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So hopefully no one comes knocking on our door.
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The Muslim terrorist attacks from over the weekend.
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First, there was a shooting at Brown University.
00:34:25.100
There was a shooting at Brown and Ella Cook, a sophomore at Brown, has been identified by her church as one of the victims in the shooting.
00:34:34.960
Cook was reportedly the vice president of the Brown Republicans, according to a fellow student who knew her.
00:34:40.520
So it seems like more kind of left wing targeting right wing violence.
00:34:52.120
And they thought they had him and then they released that person.
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And then we have some details about where the shooting started.
00:35:04.880
Uh, the classroom that the Brown University shooter stormed was Rachel Friedberg's faculty associate, uh, of the program in Judaic studies.
00:35:21.800
We're going to play some of the shooting here in the background.
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And I want to remind everybody, remember the last episode we showed that clip of Chuck Schumer's speech on the house floor where he was like talking about anti-Semitism and how there's like attacks and his phone went off.
00:35:49.800
But who, where do you even get a flip phone like that these days?
00:35:54.160
Someone hands you and goes, all right, when you call, you answer.
00:35:56.700
You snap it in half, you throw it in the trash when the op is done.
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And it also did seem like Chuck Schumer was planting the seeds where, you know, anti-Semitism's on the rise, all blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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And then a few days later, anti-Semitic attacks are taking place.
00:36:17.260
And then the guy who, one of the main guys who was at the Bondi beach attack had the bloody head.
00:36:24.640
He was also at the October 7th attack, I believe, with the same injury.
00:36:32.760
And a lot of people are saying this kind of smells like a false flag.
00:36:36.560
And one of the reasons was the Google searches.
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And I haven't confirmed this or I don't fully understand how this works.
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But apparently this guy's name, the name of the shooter, was Googled before the attack happened.
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And he was Googled in, I believe, Iran and Israel.
00:36:56.120
But I've seen this before for basically a lot of these.
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I think this might just be a Google user interface issue that, like, it doesn't – it kind of puts a spike before it does.
00:37:07.760
I don't know because it's happened every time recently.
00:37:10.260
This is becoming a new, like, conspirator-proof thing.
00:37:13.400
So I don't want you to get too wrapped up into that.
00:37:15.400
So I don't know if it's a Google data issue because it happened with Utah.
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Like, the hospital randomly was searched from Israel.
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And then, like, the day later, Charlie Kirk is killed and he goes to that hospital.
00:37:37.900
There's a lot of, like, clear, steady footage of these shooters.
00:37:43.520
And you think if you're in a mass shooting, wouldn't you kind of be laying low?
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Wouldn't you kind of be running and getting away?
00:37:49.220
There's a lot of people in the bushes, like, perfectly filming it.
00:37:55.220
So obviously you're leaning towards conspiratorial here.
00:38:04.340
Because with that, then there's going to, you know, we've talked about this before.
00:38:08.800
Where, like, we're going to get all the attention off of the deaths in Gaza because everyone's
00:38:13.620
going to be focused on the new terrorist attack.
00:38:15.660
And then Candace Owens said second week of December they're going to do a terrorist attack
00:38:25.440
And if I may just be a counterparty to this a little bit, balance out the show.
00:38:33.140
So these were imported people to Australia who never should have gotten a flight there,
00:38:47.080
But, obviously, you know, the timing-wise is a little crazy.
00:38:54.040
But we'll see how much the community tries to do overreach in response to this, I guess.
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If there's some new big bill coming out to immediately do something, then, I mean, we'll know more.
00:39:06.920
But Muslims just – this is just part and parcel of when you import Muslims into your Western country.
00:39:11.680
There's a certain amount of terrorist attacks that are going to be done every year.
00:39:17.440
This is kind of a breakdown of the false flag theory.
00:39:21.780
There was a terrorist attack in Sydney, Australia, against Jews today.
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One of the people who survived today just happened to move to Australia recently.
00:39:28.640
Also survived October 7th and, coincidentally, is head of the Israeli-Australia Affairs Office.
00:39:38.560
Arsene took and posted a selfie with half his face covered in blood after claiming to be grazed in the head with a bullet.
00:39:43.640
Apparently, arson is just really, really unlucky and lucky at the same time.
00:39:48.020
The timing of this coinciding with the sheer widespread multi-platform public backlash to Erica Kirk isn't coincidental.
00:39:54.440
Benjamin Netanyahu is now calling for mass censorship of anyone critical of Israel.
00:39:58.720
Also, it looks like Candace was correct about the attack.
00:40:01.620
This is very likely a false flag to justify silencing all dissent to all narratives Israel or Jews is involved in,
00:40:09.140
and that will mean Tyler Robinson and the Charlie Kirk case.
00:40:11.400
So that's full schizo, obviously, spelled out for you.
00:40:20.320
This is Netanyahu a few months ago, and he's basically warning Australia about impending Muslim terrorist attacks.
00:40:27.840
On August 17th, about four months ago, I sent Prime Minister Albanese of Australia a letter
00:40:40.340
in which I gave him warning that the Australian government's policy was promoting and encouraging anti-Semitism in Australia.
00:41:32.540
But it was kind of like a little warning, almost.
00:41:36.920
Oh, yeah, you call for a Palestinian state and legitimize them.
00:41:40.200
You might be getting attacked by terrorists soon.
00:41:42.560
Yeah, but then again, I can probably make a prediction about a terrorist attack is probably going to be around Dearborn, Michigan in the next 18 months.
00:42:00.180
And then, like, you know, someone will probably do something.
00:42:07.820
And I think if you're trying to live in both worlds, if you're on the schizo side with me or a normal person like Richard, I think everyone would agree.
00:42:16.160
If you listen to speeches from Netanyahu, maybe you can get some hints at to what's coming.
00:42:33.700
Is the Bronx going to be safe or just Manhattan?
00:42:44.860
So, yeah, Netanyahu has the ability to see into the future, it seems like.
00:42:59.580
And don't let it emotionally manipulate you into a surveillance state of any kind.
00:43:06.620
Let's put AI facial recognition everywhere to catch the terrorists and illegals.
00:43:11.200
Like, the right wing will go, yeah, we got to do it.
00:43:13.180
No, just don't let the Muslims in in the first place.
00:43:19.400
Australia used to have a white-only immigration policy.
00:43:26.960
That's what I mean by, like, whatever dystopian bad thing they're going to try to do with censorship,
00:43:35.660
It's going to have to be championed by the right because the left, they'll just do it.
00:43:40.320
They'll go, yeah, we'll put AI everywhere to make everyone safe at the airport.
00:43:45.100
The right is the one who's going to have to champion it.
00:43:47.260
And then also, I believe the FBI thwarted an L.A. attack that was supposed to happen on New Year's Eve in L.A.
00:43:53.680
They found some bombs and some terrorists trying to do some stuff.
00:43:58.460
They've definitely thwarted attacks, too, recently.
00:44:01.740
We covered it on the show in Dearborn that they thwarted a couple of-
00:44:22.080
We have a light migrant section, but there are things worth talking about.
00:44:26.200
Yeah, the Department of Transportation finds half of New York commercial drivers are illegals
00:44:30.880
and threatens to pull $73 million in federal funding.
00:44:37.440
So Duffy's warning came after, Secretary Duffy.
00:44:44.480
You see him doing pull-ups with RFK and Paul Saladino at like Dulles or whatever.
00:44:52.080
But he said Duffy's warning came after the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
00:44:58.200
analyzed 200 non-domiciled commercial driver's license issued by the New York DMV and found
00:45:07.400
So basically, he's withholding all this federal money that New York is dependent on until they
00:45:11.200
get this sorted out and reversed and revoke these guys' CDLs.
00:45:16.360
And obviously, this is one of those problems that we've talked about a lot because if you
00:45:21.620
get a CDL in New York, you could just drive straight to Florida.
00:45:24.480
You could just drive straight to Florida and kill a family of three.
00:45:27.860
And the same thing for California, the same thing for the state of Washington.
00:45:35.940
And so what's interesting, though, is Duffy is like going state by state and kind of threatening
00:45:43.600
to withhold stuff like we're almost not solving this all at once.
00:45:48.980
He's kind of has to threaten New York and then he has to go threaten Washington.
00:45:52.180
And I don't think he's even done anything with the state of California yet.
00:45:55.800
And then we have Florida suing the state of California and Washington because of that driver
00:46:06.320
So like we're it's such like a hodgepodge of random laws and people who don't follow their
00:46:12.840
own laws or people who turn the look the other way.
00:46:16.180
Then it's like creating a lot of busy work for everyone.
00:46:22.820
And if you do it little by little, it takes such a long time.
00:46:25.780
And then if Democrats take power back, now we have a new secretary.
00:46:29.400
And he just goes, I forget what Duffy was working on.
00:46:31.620
And this kind of flows into our next story, too.
00:46:33.860
So, I mean, Duffy's doing all right and he knows where the problem is and he's pulling
00:46:41.380
And then a kind of similar theme in this is about the interstate beefs with the H1Bs, too.
00:46:47.900
Um, 20 states sue Trump over one hundred thousand dollar H1B visa fee.
00:46:54.480
California, Massachusetts and 18 other states filed a lawsuit Friday against President Donald
00:46:58.780
Trump's one hundred thousand dollar fee on new H1B visa petitions.
00:47:06.020
Um, Trump wants to add a hundred thousand dollar fee.
00:47:12.080
Um, and now 20 states, all Democrat states are suing him.
00:47:17.200
And then you got to zoom out for a second and think and you go, wait a second, wait a
00:47:22.160
20 states are suing the president with our tax dollars.
00:47:26.980
Both sides of this legal battle are our tax dollars for the right for companies to bring
00:47:33.400
imported cheap third world indentured servants.
00:47:39.020
Using our tax dollars to sue against our behalf to bring in all the Indians.
00:47:47.280
It's like the meme, the Israel and Gaza missiles.
00:47:52.820
So that's and, you know, obviously this is going to be a legal battle.
00:48:02.780
But, um, you see with both of these topics, it's like our states are suing states and then
00:48:07.040
federal is fighting with a state who's not listening.
00:48:13.580
And it shows that like this ideological variation of the United States really produces some wasteful
00:48:21.720
And the ideological, ideological variation, the one side, they're working hard to do it.
00:48:32.260
And then the other side is just like hoping a few hitters get something done.
00:48:38.460
The bad side of the ideological variation is very active.
00:48:42.820
And then the good side is not as powerful as we actually are.
00:48:48.660
And we're just trying to mostly force, enforce existing laws in regards to the immigration stuff.
00:48:57.320
Well, Washington was giving them like wrongfully to illegals.
00:49:03.220
They don't even have it on the books in their state that like, oh, anybody can get it.
00:49:07.020
That's actually crazy that we're not even fighting for like this new thing.
00:49:10.900
We're just fighting to, hey, actually do the law, please.
00:49:16.340
Our next story is about a taco chain that is closing their restaurants because of the
00:49:22.000
Arizona taco chain forced to close seven restaurants over ICE arrest.
00:49:25.780
Taco Giro's management confirmed that seven of its locations, primarily in and around
00:49:30.640
Tucson, remain closed indefinitely following the raids with closures affecting staff, customers,
00:49:37.600
Well, you're kind of telling on yourself a little bit there.
00:49:40.780
Damn, we can't keep paying these guys no money under the table.
00:49:46.520
It's affecting staff, customers, and surrounding communities, but it didn't when we hired
00:50:03.820
The most incomprehensible economic policy in history.
00:50:06.600
That's what some leftist midwit Georgetown guy probably says.
00:50:09.860
But there's this whole thing where you don't even know, like this information is almost
00:50:17.260
Like you kind of have a sneaking suspicion, like, oh, it's probably all illegals back
00:50:24.080
Because imagine a video of me going, hey, where are your papers?
00:50:33.840
But you almost don't know how bad it is until you lift up the rock.
00:50:43.740
I'm sure there's some illegals working here and it's like seven restaurants fully closed.
00:50:49.140
Our entire business model is about illegal immigrants, right?
00:50:58.600
They were trying to skirt around and not pay and not do paperwork.
00:51:03.880
And, you know, everybody else has to compete with real employees.
00:51:06.920
And they withheld like 50 jobs that could have gone to Americans.
00:51:11.580
And then, well, we can't open a restaurant if we don't pay people less money.
00:51:18.160
If you can't operate with legal workers, you don't have a real business.
00:51:23.020
I like how they report on their sob stories as if it's not proof.
00:51:33.980
Our next story and our last story of a migrant section is about Chinese billionaires having
00:51:41.180
This was a new article from the Wall Street Journal.
00:51:45.340
The Chinese billionaires having dozens of U.S.-born babies via surrogate.
00:51:50.120
Video game executive Xu Bo said to have more than 100 children and other elites build mega
00:51:56.760
families, testing citizenship laws and drawing on nannies, IVF, and legal firms set up to help them.
00:52:09.340
If you're the villain and you want a mega family, that sounds fun.
00:52:15.940
But it's our prerogative to say, hey, just because a Chinese billionaire shit out an IVF
00:52:20.920
baby who's constantly overseen by a nanny in Sacramento, that doesn't mean he's a citizen
00:52:28.920
And so this is like a comic book villain shit, right?
00:52:34.080
But we have a screenshot of some articles, you know, birthing tourism in suburbs of L.A.,
00:52:40.640
a cottage industry of birth tourism, maternity hotels help women give birth in U.S.
00:52:45.940
feds raid alleged Chinese maternity tourism operation.
00:52:51.480
And so the reason we bring this up is because the Supreme Court is going to be arguing the
00:52:59.180
case of birthright citizenship, I think, in early 2026.
00:53:02.740
And so we just hope someone like Clarence Thomas is going to reference this.
00:53:12.360
Reference Zhu Beaux and his hundred children via surrogates.
00:53:26.920
I just wanted to touch on this again because like it's one of those things where everything's
00:53:30.860
so crazy and skewed away from its base meaning of a natural born person in America that like
00:53:42.180
Back like 300 years ago when these rules were written and we weren't thinking about Chinese
00:53:46.840
billionaire mega family IVF babies being dumped here.
00:53:54.280
Now, moving on to our final page of housekeeping where I can say whatever I want.
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00:54:31.140
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Our first story from the final page of housekeeping.
00:55:39.520
Richard was getting his car fixed the other day and I went to pick it up for him.
00:55:43.600
And the mechanic was like explaining to me what was wrong with Richard's car and what
00:55:49.140
And I didn't want to like remember it all or write it down.
00:55:51.420
So, I just said, hey, is it cool if I shoot a video and you explain to Richard what you
00:56:18.620
The road was all stuck, but I've already got your car.
00:56:49.180
I was like, I said, I'll just record the video and you tell Richard what you did.
00:56:52.840
And then the only other point I have is I had an experience over the weekend where I had
00:56:57.600
And I was kind of just like, you know, not enough sauce, which is, it's weird because
00:57:03.700
if I wanted plain noodles, I would have just boiled spaghetti and added no sauce and ate
00:57:36.720
You never really see that collab or that crossover.
00:57:48.280
But you never see Tabasco anything and anything Japanese.
00:57:54.060
Tabasco, Japanese people, you know how like we work hard and we got KFC in China and they
00:58:08.560
You ever see those karaoke bars where the Japanese guys are all like.
00:58:26.280
You sign up for bonus land and you get the show where we're gone.
00:58:29.400
That's the end of Housekeeper and I'm moving on to Cringe of the Week.
00:58:36.700
Tom Morello, famous musician, released some technical equipment with a political message
00:58:44.000
I think he might just be sharing someone else's business, but he said stocking stuffers for
00:58:49.260
And this is some sort of, I don't even know what this is instrument wise.
00:58:58.180
So if you're in a cool, edgy band, you could say fuck ice all the time.
00:59:03.000
And we've always talked about the millennial humor.
00:59:15.360
And then the colors are Cheeto, piss, phlegm, blood, pickle, Pepto, Smurf, coal.
00:59:25.540
So like this try hard marketing shit where they think they're a badass and yeah, kill
00:59:32.500
I don't know what this is, but it comes full circle where like you try too hard and then
00:59:41.220
And a lot of these people, their whole brand is built on being anti-corny.
00:59:52.880
And then you do this and you go full circle to the corniest motherfucker ever.
01:00:08.820
We have a soundboard here and the wires are plugged in.
01:00:11.700
And the way we set it for like the beginning of the podcast was we turned every knob and
01:00:20.720
And then we took a picture of it and no one ever touched the sound box.
01:00:25.200
And you, and we are, our P's, our P's still go.
01:00:29.440
So there's no, no idea what we're doing with the sound box.
01:00:33.560
So we don't need any of that fuck ice stuff either.
01:00:36.300
Our next clip is the story we mentioned in the intro.
01:00:38.960
We have a new baby doll clip that might be the cringiest one yet.
01:00:43.740
So they're having the Minnie Mouse reveal the gender of their new doll.
01:01:12.920
So they involved Minnie Mouse in the gender reveal of their next doll that they're adding
01:01:31.040
So this is Disney adults mixed with dolls crossover.
01:01:44.020
This is like disturbed people and they're going to name the baby Juniper.
01:01:47.500
So the woman already knew the ethnicity of the doll.
01:01:51.420
So they just involved Minnie Mouse in their humiliation ritual for no reason basically
01:01:57.620
But yeah, the whole delusion and then you involve the, you know, $18 an hour Minnie Mouse
01:02:09.120
And it makes for a really nice time for the fake child who's actually an adult.
01:02:14.240
So it's kind of, you might even say it's, I was going to say like assertive.
01:02:25.880
Mickey, when I tell you, you fucking hit the line.
01:02:29.140
You're like, I paid $400 for tickets to this shit.
01:02:39.700
And you know, I think these people have problems.
01:02:46.800
So we're not going to make fun of him for that.
01:02:56.720
Well, it gives you, you become something murderous.
01:03:09.600
Our next story is about a math teacher who's talking about gender to his class.
01:03:15.240
We've shown this guy before, but this is just another video going around.
01:03:18.760
Does everybody agree with the gender they were assigned?
01:03:25.380
Some of us might go, yeah, that's definitely me.
01:03:27.700
But some of us might be looking at that paper and going, I'm not a boy.
01:03:44.020
Whether or not you agree with transness, trans people do exist.
01:03:49.340
Do you hear how many kids agreed with him when he says, who doesn't believe that they're the gender they were assigned?
01:03:58.120
Half the kid said, half the kid said, yes, they do agree with gender they were assigned.
01:04:01.560
And then half are like, no, which is pretty spooky.
01:04:08.880
And this guy cares more about his little social media leftist career than he does teaching the kids math.
01:04:20.460
And he thinks that the kids can pick their own gender or this is an appropriate conversation with them.
01:04:25.420
And we actually have a clip here that proves that's not true.
01:04:28.380
Here's what happens when kids can pick the job they want to be when they grow up.
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Jolene, what would you like to be when you grow up?
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Aiden would like to bring a grown up because he wants a girlfriend.
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So when the kids pick what they want to be, it shows kind of where their brain's at developmentally wise.
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So if that's what they're picking for their job and their livelihood forever, maybe having them pick their gender isn't the best idea.
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And our next video here, just to go show you one step further, this is someone who graduated from that guy's class.
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And it says, POV, your dad almost catches you in FEM.
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So this guy's wearing like a skirt and thigh high socks in the safety of his own home, but his dad walks in.
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You might freak out if you saw what I was up to.
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I'm in a skirt, dancing around, filming myself in my living room.
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It makes you wonder, would you rather this be your son or have a son that dies with honors
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Because then his memory, he's almost preserved in time.
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And he's preserved time and the internet in a different way.
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And if you were the dad and if you caught him doing this, is it too late to drop him
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What is the maximum age to drop off at a safe collection site?
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You're going with the firefighters now, brother.
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Same thing with, we've talked about the trans fad and how it's kind of on the tail end now
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after the 2022 peak, the COVID, and it's come down.
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I feel really bad for a lot of the parents who have to deal with this kind of shit.
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Except maybe 10 years later when they fully regretted it and come full circle.
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And you can't make this guy not twink dress in your living room.
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And you like wipe it on your shoulders or your legs or whatever.
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And it's like testosterone cream instead of an injection.
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But I think that just makes him hornier for twinks.
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And he was like on fentanyl or something, but then did meth and he evened himself out.
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There might be a way to like even yourself out.
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You're super horny, but for gay guys, we're going to just even you out.
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They'll be like, have you been doing this, sir?
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Man, some people are really desperate to get that gambling website ad.
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A man was killed over a fish filet sandwich from McDonald's.
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It is a fish filet sandwich, but it's the Filet-o-fish.
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There is something where, like, a crispy white fish is probably good, and then when your dad
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But it was probably, yeah, it was probably real fish back then.
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But now, nowadays, I don't think you eat any fish from fast food.
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Anthony Landy became irate with a McDonald's employee about a problem with his fish-o-filet
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Jeffrey Limmer tried to calm him down, but the two got into an argument that turned physical.
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Landry then grabbed a gun from his car and shot Limmer multiple times.
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Landry's attorney tried to claim self-defense during the trial, which began on Monday.
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We will monitor it and bring you updates as we learn them.
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Yeah, and as you can see with the guy's face, he doesn't have enough of a frontal lobe
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And I'm surprised he made it that far in life, because he seems middle-aged now.
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But yeah, that brain space, it never developed.
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And obviously, some incident happened at McDonald's where things escalated.
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If there's ever black fatigue on display, you just walk away.
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McDonald's workers, Waffle House workers, you know, those types.
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Those are the infantry men on the front lines, ground zero against black fatigue.
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You getting involved, like obviously this guy died and I feel horrible for him.
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You should never try to de-escalate a situation that isn't yours, because something will get taken the wrong way and you'll die.
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And then this guy, another lesson in here, in general, this guy goes and argues self-defense, and obviously he's so retarded that he went out to his car to retrieve a gun to commit the crime and tried to argue self-defense afterwards.
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But if you get involved in one of these situations, and for no reason, because you're just at McDonald's in parallel to a black moment, and then you eventually get killed, they will make up whatever story they want.
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And if there wasn't a camera or if there wasn't a witness or if the conditions favored him a little more like he had the gun on him, they can basically like lie on you after you're dead.
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And say, well, it was self-defense because he felt threatened because it was racially motivated potentially.
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Yeah, they will throw your reputation in the garbage just to try to get 10 years in prison instead of 25, you know?
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So just a friendly reminder, if someone's, if you think it's a small issue and you go, guys, I can de-escalate this situation, it's over a filet of fish sandwich.
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We've seen it over guacamole, filet of fish, a missing sauce.
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We've seen people shoot a gun over the most minor shit.
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But yeah, the key takeaway is when it comes to the defense, they will stretch anything because it was self-defense because he feared for his life.
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And that's different as a black man than it is for a white guy.
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They'll find an old Facebook thing that proves some sort of racial bias that you have.
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So you want to avoid being besmirched by opposing counsel, you know, by the defendant.
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It's like, well, he's black, so might as well try for self-defense.
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A white guy kills his wife or something and he goes, no, she was threatening me.
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And like the survivor always makes up an insane story.
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On Thursday night in Pennsylvania, a black male armed with a machete carried out a violent attack on three women and a service dog.
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The incident was captured on surveillance footage.
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Yet the mainstream media will bury the story because it doesn't fit their narrative on who the real victims are.
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Middle-aged white women, black guy with a machete, kills the dog, too.
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And we have people like Mark Ruffalo coming out and saying most of the crimes that are committed in this country are by white people.
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Doing whatever he wants, private security-wise.
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And then any time, like, a white person actually does do something, it's stretched to the entire country, the entire world, even if it's not as bad.
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Like, the Sandman thing in front of the Native American guy, Derek Chauvin.
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Like, no matter what, that's spread everywhere.
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But then you have a situation like this where the guy kills two people with a machete.
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And they keep those crime scene tapes, like, locked up like their life depends on it.
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Like, the community relations division is still open in the Justice Department, you know?
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We're never going to see, who's the kid in Texas?
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We're never going to see that unless, I guess, in the trial maybe.
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But whenever you talk about black crime, it's always, well, white people commit more crime.
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And we actually have a little debunk on the school shooting myth.
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Yeah, from Home Math, he said, do you think school shootings are a big problem?
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Think about every school shooting death in U.S. history, all of them in all states throughout time.
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That number is the same as the number of murders that U.S. blacks commit in 35 days.
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Please explain to me how school shootings are a big problem, but black murders are not.
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You think we need to ban our constitutional rights because of school shootings, but there is no reason to act on a problem 3,000 times the size.
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Why do you focus on the issue that's literally 1 30th of a percent of the size of another similar problem?
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And we have some other random attacks that happened over the weekend.
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This woman was chemically attacked by a black guy.
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Church-going Georgia woman, 46, suffered severe burns and random toxic chemical attack while walking at park.
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And, you know, when it's a random attack and it's interracial, you know, it's random, I guess.
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And this poor, nice woman just got – it was in Savannah, Georgia.
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Georgia woman suffered severe burns to her face and body after being doused with a toxic chemical in a random attack while she was strolling through a park.
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And her sadistic assailant is still on the loose.
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Ashley Wajalewski, 46, was walking laps around Forsyth Park in Savannah Wednesday night.
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After attending a Christmas program at a nearby church when a stranger approached her from behind and poured corrosive liquid over her head,
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she let out a blood-curdling scream as the chemical burned her skin, ate through her clothing, and melted her car's key fob in her pocket.
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And I guess more on the initial attack, she was instantly like, why are you pouring water on me?
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How does a fucking impulsive street rat criminal acquire acid?
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Well, how do they know how to maintain the chemicals?
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I learned that in chemistry class in seventh grade.
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And then this is like a tale of two cities, right?
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Like this nice affluent white woman who is churchgoing and probably sees the best in people.
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You know, paint a picture of like that girl who like does her nails, keeps everything clean.
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And then there's just this entire parallel street rat chemical guy who's like a depraved individual.
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And that's why like all the shit that we're advocating for like law wise, minimum sentence wise is to protect people like her and to punish people like the street rat, you know, two parallel worlds.
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And when they collide, it's just a horrible recipe for disaster.
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And it never ends, it's never Ashley getting this guy or something.
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And we've always told you guys to watch out for people with unkempt dreads.
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That's an easy rule to follow and it'll protect you a lot of times.
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There's another rule we can add, especially if you're seeing the photo of the perpetrator.
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So we're going to go with another leading indicator, the Looney Tunes graphic tee.
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And especially if it's an urban, like urbanified Looney Tunes thing where they're counting money.
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Tasmanian devil with the money or the Bugs Bunny with the stacks of cash.
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And then the older you are, the more of a threat you are as well.
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Looney Tunes or, you know, South Park characters with Bart Simpson with the blunt or something.
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So, but yeah, they love these shirts and I would avoid.
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Because, you know, we like to teach you a little practical lesson at the end of all these.
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You know, it's hard to kind of get an angle on the guy's frontal lobe if it looks fully developed.
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Our next story involves an EBT-sha, which is EBT-sha, EBT-sha.
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If you don't get it, you haven't watched a lot of episodes.
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She just has a ridiculous line I wanted to get on the record.
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What's the point of food stamps if it's just for real food?
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Hannah Moore believes she and other stamp recipients should be able to go into the grocery store and buy whatever they like.
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What's the point of food stamps if you only buy real food?
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And eyebrows did, jewelry, AirPods, that hair braid.
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That's like hundreds of dollars and it takes like 12 hours.
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I don't think I've ever seen an EBT spokesperson, random EBT recipient, who's convinced me that this is needed.
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I really, this helped me out in a tight spot in my family.
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They always get the worst possible spokesperson ever.
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And we have some, to wrap up urban, we have some names, some urban names.
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Because we showed the last ones, mitochondria was the best one.
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And even on the mitochondria list, there were some names that we didn't even mention.
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But the same naming convention, Avion at the end.
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And then Rotravion, I don't know what that means.
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And then Mitochondria Tisby, we mentioned her last time.
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Someone replied on Twitter and said, we was organelles and shit, which I thought was pretty good.
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And then this woman had her Uber Eats or DoorDash delivery stolen and listened to who did it.
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And I decided, hey, I'm going to get me a seafood boil.
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So as soon as I see the name of the lady who was picking up my food, I already knew for a fact that my shit was going to get stolen.
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I'm waiting an hour while she's at the Juicy Crab waiting for her to get my stuff.
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So I already know right then and there that her big ass was eating my shit.
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So after like an hour passes by, she ends up going to Dash Mart and I guess all the food that she ate for me worked up, I guess, some type of thirst.
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The story goes on that she also stole her drink.
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She stole some of her seafood boil from the Tasty Crab, I believe.
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Queeshonda could not be trusted with a crab seafood boil.
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And it's interesting because she starts the whole clip off by saying she's mad at DoorDash.
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And it's kind of like who's going to scam who first.
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Like the Queeshonda who made the video, did she leave a tip?
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Like the DoorDasher sees it's LaShonda and then the customer sees it's Queeshonda.
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And it's like, all right, who's going to scam who first?
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Because somebody's getting scammed in this interaction.
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You don't tip me, I'm eating your seafood boil.
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Or like the customer can always say it wasn't delivered.
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So we have a real life precarious Ladarius situation.
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But we made a joke like a while ago, uh, precarious Ladarius.
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And we've had multiple Ladarius criminals come across the desk lately.
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Do you think, you guys think we just make this stuff up?
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I bet you could, uh, Ladarius's average precariousness rate is probably upwards of 33 to 50% up there.
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Oh, I have a feeling that Ladarius is precarious.
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And then our last one, which also includes a great looking, uh, what's it called?
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So she's got a normal name, but crazy, uh, crazy attitude on that mugshot.
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We don't want to get too down or too depressed.
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Let's get to our first story on Uplifting Gold.
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This guy did a bit at Subway and it ended up working out.
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Trash area needs to be taken out before closing.
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One very important thing is that, okay, you know what you need, right?
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So, if you don't mind, if you can just make me like a six-inch sub and make sure everything's
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You kind of do, like, community help where you, like, correct all the things.
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Like, oh, there's this Indian guy at Subway, and he's got his toes out with his slides.
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They have those trash bags everywhere, and you send in the fake health inspector, and you
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All right, this next clip, this kayaker gets scared by a dolphin.
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He just comes cruising, looking like Jaws and shit.
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And then I said, I think I told him, oh, his name's Snook.
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It's a huge, obvious dolphin breaching up out of the water.
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And he thought we were talking about the dolphin's name.
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And then we hear him go up to a group of girls who are, like, two feet behind.
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So now there's a dolphin named Snook in St. Pete Harbor that we named.
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And any dolphin you see, oh, that's Snook the dolphin.
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And you see how the dog knew the earthquake was coming, like, a second before it happened?
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So it's good to know that he maybe, you know, has the protective instincts like that.
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It would be like, send money to save Max, the dog who needs vet bill surgery.
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You donate, and then your credit card will be stolen from the donation.
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Our last clip is our Pure Americana clip of the week.
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This guy eats at a restaurant every day, and then when he stopped showing up, the people
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at the restaurant knew something and was up, and they saved him.
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At the Shrimp Basket Restaurant in Pensacola, Florida, one customer has been a constant.
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For lunch, he always ordered a cup of gumbo, light on the rice, hold the cracker, and to
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get a dinner, cup of gumbo, white rice, no cracker.
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It was that every day, twice a day, for 10 years.
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Chef, Donnell Stallworth says you can set your clock by this guy.
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78-year-old Charlie Hicks was omnipresent, until last September, when he wasn't.
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Fearing the worst, Donnell left work in the middle of his shift and drove to Charlie's
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He knocked on the door, repeatedly, but no answer.
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And right when I was going to turn, I heard a voice just like, help.
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He was laying on the ground, and I didn't know what his conditions were.
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We don't know how long Charlie had been lying there.
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He was severely dehydrated and had two broken ribs.
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And thanks to the staff at the Shrimp Basket, he would never be alone again.
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They started by bringing his gumbo to the hospital.
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Then they went out and got him a new apartment, right next to the restaurant, so the employees
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They got Charlie new appliances, fixed up the place just right, all so that this
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Three months after the accident, Charlie could pick up with his routine right where he left
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He sat back at his favorite table and ordered his favorite dish.
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Yo, there's an apartment right next to the gumbo shop.
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You end up being happy you almost fell and couldn't get up.
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Guy got the same gumbo easy rice twice a day every meal.
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The old guys, dude, you hit a certain age, you're kind of like on your way out, you just
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But he would just go, like the nerve endings were gone or something.
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He had the waitresses who he always talked to, the same people.
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Hey, that's all he ate for 10 years is two cups of gumbo a day with a little bit of rice.
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Are you talking, someone just, they said that like, oh, he's been here a while?
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Well, we'll check back in with you next year, Dylan.
01:33:15.600
He turns 11 today and he watches every episode with his dad, Jason, who has been watching since
01:33:28.240
They watch every episode together and his dad's been watching since Man on the Street
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You watch every single thing since Man on the Street days.
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He turns 18 on December 14th, a couple days ago.
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Happy birthday, Chloe, who's turning seven on December 19th.
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I don't think she knows what's even happening on the note.
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And then we have a congrats to Brett and Allison, who got married on December 12th, and they
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Fleck Us Talks.com for a 30-minute Bonusland episode dropping tomorrow.
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And during the two weeks we're gone, we're going to have a bunch of Bonuslands for you
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But thank you guys for watching all the way through.
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When you feel like the world is backwards and upside down.
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Cause Fleck Us and Red Boy just uploaded the show.
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On the last page of housekeeping we're letting Fleck Us cook.
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It's exactly what the feds wouldn't want you to see.
01:36:25.080
But it could be a distraction and that rings true to me.
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There's uplift in gold and fleck as pets get controlled
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Cause we have the best to keep the P.O. box full
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We won't stop till the world is rid of all the pit bulls