Gavin and Ryan talk about the latest trends in music and technology, and the weird things they do in their spare time. Plus, a new segment called 'In My Feelings' with special guest Ashton Witty!
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00:00:54.000And the latest hot trend is to play that Drake song and then have someone who's driving a car slowly coast along as you say, so you love me.
00:01:09.000You be by my side, and you do a little dance that's to the song.
00:02:29.000So the fact that you dumb ladies are walking around nude with various colored legs, I'm not complaining, but if I had suggested it, you would have got mad.
00:02:39.000If I had said, hey, new rule, chicks should wear like just the legs.
00:02:44.000Chicks should have like orange tights on with nothing else, no dress.
00:03:39.000And I went to my parents' house for their 50th anniversary, and I took some photos of all their stuff because I noticed a fair amount of it was my stuff.
00:03:50.000These magpies, whatever you call those weird birds that collect stuff, had been picking away at my books.
00:03:56.000And I found a lot of them in their bookshelves.
00:03:59.000I also saw some insane things you'd only see in a Scottish household, like a lounge chair with two calculators next to it.
00:04:06.000You know, for those times you want to sit back and just go through some ways to beat the tax man at his own game.
00:05:12.000I'm still kind of obsessed with that thing in Oakland where Sean King, Talcom X, was talking about it, where a woman is stabbed by a transient.
00:05:45.000So this poor kid who got his head beaten in for wearing an American flag hat, by the way, he has two black kids, I found out, two stepdaughters, and they're both black.
00:06:27.000She thinks the right are just becoming parrot pundits who repeat everything they're told.
00:06:32.000And as far as the left goes, she thinks both of them are playing identity politics games and trying to ruin people's lives with tweets and all that stuff.
00:06:56.000You're so attractive that I want you to either become a devout Muslim and wear a burqa or join Antifa so you hide your face because this is – it's difficult to talk to you.
00:07:09.000I'm just going to have to go like this for the interview.
00:07:13.000You know, we were talking about this the other day, but I've noticed when I watch the news that a lot of pundits, especially pretty girls like yourself, especially conservative pretty girls, especially on Fox News, they have this sort of derivative response that like, oh, you have to talk to the parents.
00:07:32.000The parents are ultimately in charge or what we need is more family values or this has always been a problem with the borders and they have these sort of go-to responses that lack insight.
00:07:45.000I think a lot of pundits, not just females but also males, do this a lot where they just use simple hashtags and basic talking points on Twitter and suddenly they get all of this news trafficking.
00:07:57.000And the thing is they're the same message that we've heard over and over and over again.
00:08:02.000And what's so dangerous about this is that now we are starting to do the exact same thing the left has been doing.
00:08:08.000We're saying the same messages over and over and over again and it's almost just a basic chant.
00:08:18.000I mean when you read especially opinion pieces and you're watching say a show like this, I want someone to say something that I haven't thought of before.
00:08:26.000But I think people get vilified so seriously when they stray from the orthodoxy and people take things out of context that they go, you know what?
00:08:59.000what really scares me right now is that i love trump i think trump is the best president the u.s has had since jfk my issue is now that people are talking about this new quote-unquote red wave where they say tell people to vote republican vote gop vote conservative but the problem with this mindset is that so many people who are republican don't follow the same values as trump because people are suddenly forgetting that trump is not a republican or a democrat he's just trump which is exactly why america needed
00:09:29.000So this whole red wave is essentially dangerous because you're going to be voting for people not based on their ideas but because of their party, which is exactly the same thing as women voting for Hillary because she's, well, a woman.
00:09:41.000It's a very cult mindset, and this could actually put our country in a lot of danger.
00:09:48.000You know, when Sacha Baron Cohen had that idiot who wanted kids to have guns like kindergartners, and he's doing that show where he has like a rubber bun – I mean a little stuffed bunny on a gun and stuff, and it's like grenades for little kids.
00:10:03.000And I was watching that going, yeah, good.
00:10:06.000You found a Republican who's an imbecile who wants toddlers to have guns.
00:10:37.000And so many people who vote for him are suddenly calling themselves proud Republicans, proud GOP members, proud conservatives.
00:10:45.000And this is actually something I was thinking about the other day because I went down this train where I thought, oh, well, if this guy is a Republican, then I must not really be libertarian.
00:10:58.000And so for a good couple of months, I was a proud Republican, conservative, whatever.
00:11:02.000I was associated with Berkeley College Republicans for a short amount of time.
00:11:05.000And this kind of made me realize after my time with Infowars, what am I doing?
00:11:13.000Because a lot of these people that I am seeing at these protests who were maybe two years ago, classic liberals, libertarians, or just apolitical, are suddenly voting Republican.
00:11:24.000And it's almost as if the GOP is using Donald Trump as a means to get more Republican votes.
00:11:31.000yeah good point you know it's funny that you were vilified essentially disowned by your entire family for drifting to the right or or embracing trump but that's based on this perception that if you're pro-Trump and you're pro-Republican, if you're pro-Republican, then you're clearly a Nazi, and I don't want my daughter to be a Nazi.
00:11:50.000But you go, no, I haven't joined any group.
00:12:26.000This never has been left versus right.
00:12:28.000It's about the people versus the establishment.
00:12:30.000We're losing sight of this, and it's very, very dangerous because the left versus right is the tactic the establishment is using to distract us.
00:12:38.000Well, I tell this to, I don't get to talk to anarchists anymore.
00:12:41.000They'll stab me if we're in 10 feet of each other.
00:12:44.000But that's what I want to scream to anarchists.
00:12:47.000Look, you're never going to have an anarchist president.
00:12:50.000You're never going to have Emma Goldman as the president.
00:12:53.000But as far as presidents we can have go, Trump is the most anarchist president we can get.
00:12:59.000He's the Most small government president we could hope for.
00:13:02.000So I don't understand why these so-called rebels don't appreciate him more and why they're not more, why they want to vilify everyone who likes him.
00:13:14.000It's simply because it's backed again to the cult mindset, applies to both the left and the right at this point.
00:13:20.000And this is what terrifies me so much is that the people on the left, they heard Bernie Sanders say that he was anti-establishment, and yet he supports more government control, free education, free health care.
00:13:32.000And then you have people who are anti-established and voted for Trump, but they think in order to keep Trump in office, we have to vote Republican no matter what.
00:13:40.000The problem with this mindset is because so many Republicans hate Trump and that's what they're forgetting.
00:13:46.000So many Republicans are very for the establishment.
00:13:48.000And if we vote them in based on party and not ideas, we could actually lose more than we could gain.
00:13:54.000For example, I'm from California and I am very shocked to say that we chose John Cox over I'm sorry, I can't really think right now.
00:14:21.000And if John Cox, who did not vote for Trump or did not support Trump from day one, and yet all of these people are rooting for him, oh, well, we can't get, you know, Travis Allen, so let's just get John Cox.
00:14:32.000No, I'm writing it, Travis Allen when I vote for governor.
00:15:43.000But I really wished I could go back and have a real conversation because I feel like video footage like that is too often done in journalism today, where we see often someone from the left or the right do this sort of gotcha journalism.
00:15:58.000And it really takes us away from what truly is going to help society.
00:16:03.000And I feel like the best way to help society is by having real conversations.
00:16:06.000And I wish I could have gone back and had a real conversation.
00:16:09.000You can't have conversations with these people.
00:16:11.000That went viral because everyone thought what you said was insane.
00:18:07.000I feel like everybody thinks I have this huge issue with Alex Jones and InfoWars, but Alex Jones, I've been watching him since I was 13 years old.
00:19:43.000I think, you know, we turn on each other way too much.
00:19:47.000not to mention that we kind of develop kind of this ego, I've noticed.
00:19:52.000And I think this is the reason why the left does so well.
00:19:54.000The left works together, they actually promote each other, they lift each other up, whereas people on the right are so obsessed with their egos, they care more about their ego than their message.
00:20:04.000And that's what turns us against each other.
00:24:22.000Bait and Switch, not a very good book about she does, she's trying to recreate this.
00:24:27.000This is Nickel and Dimed, where she tried to be working class and see if you can pay your bills, you know, with minimum wage, and it didn't work out.
00:24:34.000She left out illegal immigration and crashing on your friend's couch, though.
00:24:38.000Morgan Spurlock made similar mistakes when he did his 30 days trying to be poor, and he brought his wife to the hospital for a UTI, which emptied his bank account.
00:24:57.000And don't you think it's weird that an author's entire canon, like her excuse was I was reading books, then I ended up just taking them home.
00:25:05.000How does that explain three books by the same author?
00:26:15.000She told me it was a joke, but she forgot what it was.
00:26:17.000They have these framed paintings that must be like 600 years old that were the original cartoon jokes, but they forgot what the jokes were.
00:26:43.000And what's interesting about his work, by the way, is he was so cheap, as all Scottish people are, he wouldn't have access to oils and gouache and brushes.
00:26:51.000So his works were done with garbage, like liquid paper and crayons and oil pastels and a few paints he found in the garbage and a toothbrush.
00:27:50.000A beautiful frame of two people on the beach.
00:27:53.000This is the picture the frame comes with.
00:27:55.000It has the logo of the frame company in the corner there.
00:27:59.000They didn't get around to putting a picture in it.
00:28:01.000So now it's just a beautiful picture of two professional models posing by the beach to advertise a frame.
00:28:08.000This I thought was classic mom and dad.
00:28:10.000Again, I wouldn't be surprised if this is you guys too.
00:28:13.000They take advantage of these like cheap printer offers and end up with two printers, neither of which work because the ink is too expensive.
00:28:20.000They just keep buying new printers rather than buy ink.
00:28:23.000It probably makes sense financially too.
00:29:27.000They sit on a chair and pontificate, look, if I was to sell this house now and get a second mortgage on another property, and then my son was to sell me his apartment and my other son sold me his house and then they bought them back from my place, we could save, and it'll involve like all of us moving our family seven times and then it'll come up with $3,000.
00:29:52.000Meanwhile, moving everyone three times is like $4,000.
00:30:39.000So rather than go out and buy a new corkscrew, they'll just go into the heirloom cabinet and take out something that's five generations old and just start using heirlooms because it's cheaper than going out and buying something.
00:30:51.000So in a sense, they end up sort of becoming aristocrats.
00:30:55.000And then there's those, you probably have these.
00:31:38.000But in a little ironing nook that seems to have a large pillow or rolled-up duvet there, just while you pass the time away, you can see, I don't know, a Scottish colony in New Zealand, some early merchant flyer to try to encourage people to go what I assume is a three-year journey from Scotland to New Zealand.
00:31:55.000And then just the history of Scotland, by the way, look at that.
00:31:58.000You got Rabbi Buns and the bloody Romans and some kings and all that and thistle and castles and the bloody English set in their anthem, which is not official yet, but they have a line in there about, we sent them homeward to think again.
00:32:16.000It's like kill the boars, but it's kill the English.
00:32:19.000The Scots feel the same way about England that the South African government feels about the whites, the boars.
00:33:00.000This is a wonderful thing about Canada, and I think it might be Scottish-related because Canadian culture is Scottish culture, no matter what the multiculturalists try to tell you.
00:33:08.000They built Canada, and they love potatoes, they love chips.
00:33:12.000So they have a vast array of flavors for chips, as do the Brits, as do the Scots.
00:33:17.000And Canada is one of the only places you can indulge in ketchup-flavored crisps.
00:33:40.000Like other women collect Louis Vuitton clutches and stuff.
00:33:44.000Like Chinese, rich old Chinese ladies, my mom's age, they'll have their Louis Vuitton they're going to give to their daughter and their Prada and their, what's his name there?
00:34:41.000A, B, of all the places it could be, like maybe in a box to pull out that one time every two years a kid comes by, instead of it being hidden somewhere, it's just on the main chair in the sitting room.
00:34:53.000And there it is, as he's trying to be serious about some cockamami tax scheme, I'm looking at a stuffed lion behind his head.
00:35:00.000And I'm thinking, why the hell have you got an old stuffed lion behind your head, old man?
00:35:25.000Oh, this is a great painting my grandfather did of, you know, Scotland Forever, it says, and it's got a bum lying there, almost in a seizure position, just passed out and drunk.
00:35:35.000And one of my mom's idiotic friends said, oh, that's nice.
00:37:44.000So she saved it as some sort of poster board and then taped this onto the giant envelope that says the things we did on our trip to England and then has all these different pictures of the stupid stuff they did, like had dinner with Irene and Doug.