S4E87 - BIG JOE MUFFERAW
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 34 minutes
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151.67459
Summary
This week, the boys take a trip down north to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the January 6th Rebellion. They discuss the history of the Jan 6th movement, its impact on the truckers, and whether or not it was a good or bad thing.
Transcript
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I oh, the best man in Ottawa was Mapara Joe Mapara Joe Big Joe.
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Live from New York, it's Get Off My One with Kevin McGuinness.
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Big Joe, the old folks say what the old folks say.
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And the only thing bigger than a train upon a track was Big Joe Redding on the bullfrog's back.
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Hey, my, hey, oh, the best man in all the water.
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And they say Big Joe used to get real wet, cutting down timber and working up the sweat.
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And everyone will tell you around Carlton place.
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Yeah, that's Stompin' Tom Connors, Muffara Joe, is the song.
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Lived there from 1975 at the age of five to 1989, 88 at the age of 18 when I moved out of my parents' house, moved to Montreal.
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This is where it gives him away, and you can tell it's bullshit.
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Joe had to portage from Gatineau town to see a little girl he had in Kempville town.
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He went back and forth so many times to see that gal.
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Yeah, they say Big Joe put out a forest fire halfway between Renfrew and Old Arnprior.
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He was 50 miles away, 50 miles away, down around Smith's Falls, when he drowned out the fire with five spitballs.
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Well, he jumped in the Calabogee Lake real fast and he swam both ways to catch a cross-eyed bass.
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But he threw it on the ground and said, I can't eat that.
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You don't make a Rito Canal path unless you do the pathway like one million times and you're 100 feet tall.
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Today's a very Canadian-themed show because we're very happy with the boys up north.
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But then I thought, no, they'd use that against the truckers and say the founder of a hate group has been there.
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See, it's more proof it's a hate group, blah, blah, blah.
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They're not getting the same hatred that the Jan 6 meanderers got, though.
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There's obviously plenty of liberals saying, fuck these people, and we'll get to them.
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But generally, the general consensus is different.
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I think Jan 6 paved the way for the right to be taken seriously.
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The narrative that the insurrection was the worst thing in the world, I think that stuck.
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You can write about this all you want, hate bloggers.
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I think they successfully spun Jan 6 to be the worst thing in the world.
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As far as the media goes, but as far as like your average American, I mean, we're divorced, right?
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So there's 50% liberal, 50% conservative that narrowly the two shall meet.
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Out of the conservatives, I would say most think it was very unfortunate.
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But as far as like, that was horrific, that was the worst thing ever, I'd say maybe 5% of conservatives.
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As far as liberals, let's check in on my little Asian sidekick here.
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I mean, I don't know whether I should weigh in or not.
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What percentage of liberals think the insurrection was an insurrection?
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Oh, fucking probably at least fucking like 98%, fuck.
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Jan 6 is a great way to show how different we are as a country right now.
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But I'd say 75% of Canadians support the truckers.
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And if there's one group that's allowed to be against mandates, it's guys who are in hermetically sealed booths where their office chair is literally right below their bed.
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If I slept at this desk, do you think I need the vaccine?
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Like, even when our people screw up, I don't like to call them out on it.
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Yeah, and then there's George Floyd Republicans, which like, they're like, oh yeah, that was totally the worst, you know?
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From now On starting today, this second, you're not allowed to talk about the police unless you've done a ride-along.
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And I was checking out a Burt Kreischer, Your Mama's House, I think it's called, with Kyle Dunnegan, because I have a gay crush on him.
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And then Bert Kreischer was talking about all the ride-alongs he does because cops like him.
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And he goes, I was just amazed at how many EDPs there are.
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What percentage of their job is just dealing with the mentally ill?
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Oh, my cousin had, I was trying to pick up his truck, but he lost the keys.
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So then I was over at his house trying to get the keys for my friend because I had to borrow money to pay him back.
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Like, you and I, we don't really get lied to that much.
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When you think of our day-to-day, we buy a submarine sandwich.
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And dude, the weights you're lifting with regard to your size are insane.
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I'm taking his same pre-workout free plug here.
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I also am using Gorilla Mind, which is a nootropic formula that makes you focus and concentrate.
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I got to say, this Gorilla Mind, I actually get better.
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Like I did this thing with two 30-pound weights where I sit down on a box, then I stand up and go like this, and then sit down.
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The third 15, I might as well have been lifting feathers.
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So if you're thinking about other shit, it's like, ah, it sucks.
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But if you're just linked into your muscles, you're like, this is the only thing I want to do.
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I also was thinking about, you know, when my wife was giving birth and I fucked up and I said, look, this is all going to be over soon.
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And so we're going to get through this contraction.
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Gentlemen, if you're at childbirth, don't make the same mistake I did.
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And my cousin was talking about this, living in the moment.
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And I've noticed that with working out, it's stupid to go, oh, we got to go three more sets of this, 15 each, and then we've got to do the whole thing.
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Right now, this particular pull, focus on that one.
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Anyway, I'm better than Ryan at pretty much everything, but I have to hand it to him.
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The weightlifting is the one area where he thrives.
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And this video, this video shows the incredible.
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There's no girl going, I would fuck that midget, but he's not muscular enough.
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I mean, it definitely adds points to whatever he was before that.
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Here's a secret if you're handicapped or you're a little person or you're crippled, like Crip Daddy, our own Crip Daddy.
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Well, this is an advice for him because he's in a chair.
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But if I was like severely burned or a freak, like my eyes were up here or something, be the singer of a band.
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She has an eye here, an eye here, and then this is all smushed down.
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Like she looks like she's from the new Star Trek, and she's never going to find a guy.
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I just want to say, isn't it cool that you can like pay for a quarter sleeve and it fills up your whole arm?
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And I'm looking at her going, join a metal band.
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So move my eyes over a quarter inch and then make all this slope down.
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And she's doing things like she's putting on makeup and stuff.
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Yeah, I've been watching some films, and I thought we should keep it light on a Friday, have some fun before we get into the convoy.
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They put out a movie a month, and it's an entire city's entire industry.
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So you look up action movies, new releases, and there's basically nothing.
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So I find this guy who looks like Charles Bronson.
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You know, when Eastern Europe starts getting near Asia and all the tough guys look like chinks, they look like Mongolians.
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So he's got the same DNA as Charles Bronson, like that weird Slovakian thing.
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Okay, that woman you just saw get shot in the head.
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Guess what she's doing after she has a bullet hole in her head?
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I'm watching her, and she's like this on the floor.
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Where's the director going, Maggie, Maggie, you're still hold your breath.
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Where's the editor to cut that part out entirely?
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The editor could have taken a frame of her body, right?
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You could just cut that square, freeze that as the rest of the screen is moving, right?
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Like in How to Be a Man, when the girl throws a Gatorade bottle at me and I couldn't stop going like that, they cut my eyes out.
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So my eyes are like this as the Gatorade bottle comes at me, even though my eyes are like this.
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I'm watching her, not just once, but like three times.
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So it's about a home invasion and this nice, sweet gardener, Charles Bronson, ends up killing everyone.
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So I probably shouldn't be discussing it on the show.
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The fucking schematics of the house, they're parked in front of the house in the middle of nowhere.
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Now, even if they don't have cameras, which everyone does, are you not concerned someone's going to Malcolm X the window and be like, why is there a car parked outside staring at us with plans of our master bedroom?
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Wait, he had time during a home invasion to set up digital tripwires?
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And then I saw this other movie, which I don't know if I should recommend it.
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I was looking up Paul Weller from The Jam, and what's he been doing?
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But there's no music in the fucking entire movie.
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I want like dramatic music during the fight scene.
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And in this movie, I made my wife watch it with me.
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Actually, I made the whole family watch it, and all the kids left immediately.
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They could have used flashbacks and shown him as a cute little kid playing in London.
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And then we juxtapose it with this, and then we see why.
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It's about an alcoholic boxer who's trying to get his life back together and just have one more fight just to clean the slate.
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And it's all great actors like that dude, that fucking soccer hooligan Ray Winston guy.
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Which may have guessed from seeing him in the trailer?
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If you want to get yourself smashed to bits, that's your choice.
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But I promised Bill, I was going to get you ready for this fight.
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If you don't put it in this ring, outlaw's going to empty you.
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Breaking down the sound here, I think it sounds like jump rope.
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I want to become a large British fucking hooligan from East London with cancer.
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Now, I want to think outside the box: is that a good move?
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Second question, music that's just now, even when he has victories, the music isn't fancy, but maybe you don't feel like that.
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Because he's an alcoholic, so his life isn't going to be like, in the morning, it's doot, doodly, doo-doo-doo.
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And then when I'm rocking, it's like, da-da-da-da-da-da.
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It kind of bummed me out that I got the jam guy and there was no jams.
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But as far as not getting to know the guy, I don't think that's a good move.
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Let me just break this down for everybody who doesn't know.
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By the way, I'm glad we can see your microphone with such sharp clarity.
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All right, let's get a great big convoy coming on down the line.
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So one thing you got to understand about Canada is the CBC, the state-run media, they're sort of running the minds of Canada, which is why Trudeau has been elected twice.
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He's on his third term, folks, if you can fucking believe that.
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I wouldn't even be that surprised if he got re-elected again.
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So there's a class divide in Canada, just like there is here.
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And Canada, you'd tune into the prime minister back when it was Stephen Harper.
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So that was cool because Canada is so young, as I say every time I discuss the country, that it got its flag in 1970 and its national anthem in 1980.
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When I arrived there in 75 as a little kid, as a five-year-old, they had had their flag for six years.
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But now when you see these truckers protest and the lack of understanding from the elites, you realize, wow, we are just as classist as Britain, both America and Canada.
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Anyway, one of these elitist fucking cunt journalists said to one of the truckers, your kids should be taken away.
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You must be stupid if you drive a truck, right?
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Did you hear the statement that argued that you're not going to be able to do that?
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So you're saying that my teenagers are threatened for being in Ottawa?
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We've all answered questions you answered mine.
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Are my children in danger from the Children's Aid Society?
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Are my children in danger for being in Ottawa right now?
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You tell me you're coming here trying to say that the children are in danger.
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You got to get safe because you guys are the messenger for the devil.
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You tell me right now, are my kids in danger for being here?
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Should I send them on the first train out of town?
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It sounds like the children's faith society is saying that you're not going to be able to get to the point.
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So you're saying that my kids are going to get hurt?
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It's not the statement that I'm looking for your reaction.
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So you, so you want, you're telling me now that I should be getting my kids out of town.
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The OCMP is going to come in here and do what to my kids.
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Then there's this Harvard educated woman, rich journalist, just like him, with no life experience, who, remember yesterday we said everyone is interesting, doesn't talk to people.
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The only time they talk to people is when they interview them for a story.
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And even then, they just want their pound of flesh.
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They don't want to get to the bottom of it, find out who you are, really learn anything.
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They're just like, I need a little sound bite, then I'm out of here.
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But this woman's talking about, I sent this pic separately.
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The convoy protest, applauded by right-wing media as a quote-unquote freedom protest, no need for a comma, is an economic and security issue now.
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The Ambassador Bridge link constitutes 28% of annual trade movement between U.S. and Canada.
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Slash the tires, empty the gas tanks, arrest the drivers, and move the trucks.
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I love this tweet because it talks about, it shows you how little she knows about trucks and the working class and anything.
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Footage shows trucks and gridlock, Ambassador Bridge.
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That's the, yeah, that's the Detroit-Windsor Bridge.
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Do you have any idea the kind of pressure that's in a 18-wheeler's truck tire?
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Do not slash the tires, no matter how you feel about them.
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I don't care if the truck is human trafficking.
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Try to stop that truck, but don't slash that truck's tires.
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And you'd know that if you'd ever spoken to a trucker in your life.
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She might have waited on something and been retarded in the past.
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Yeah, so if you play out popping the tires, if you were to do that, and if that was a safe option, and then where do you start towing?
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Look at this 2.7 Trudeau talking about a trucker blockade in India that he was really happy with.
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I am never going to politically recover from this.
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The situation is concerning, and we're all very worried about family and friends.
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Let me remind you: Canada will always be there to defend the right of peaceful protest.
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We believe in the importance of dialogue, and that's why we've reached out through multiple means directly to the Indian authorities.
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Individuals are trying to blockade our economy, our democracy, and our fellow citizens' daily lives.
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Every single woman who carefully, meticulously documents the Proud Boys is a childless hag with no hopes of ever having kids who has a sad spinster future to look forward to.
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So they hate a pro-family group, especially when they're fat and ugly, because this pro-family group is full of men who were not interested in them in high school.
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Not a lot of skinny people are fat rights activists.
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She says honking at the Freedom Convoy is a fascist dog whistle because it's HH.
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She's educated at the elite swathmore and asks for money as an expert on the far right.
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How useless do you have to be to beg for charity?
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I mean, sometimes guys on the right have to do it because they have been exercised from society.
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She always uses a cartoon icon for obvious reasons.
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By the way, I hate all you baby monsters who go, what?
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Even when I say someone's a 10, they're like, she's a six at best.
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I'm going to say you say about 10 tens a year and 10 ones a year.
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Getting back to that, Gwen Snyder, let me just sort of get into my head here.
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And four, I got to go with my heart and how I feel and my bones.
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She's farther away from Tarana Burke than a three, I think.
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But Tarana Burke is a circus freak, and if you paid $3 at a circus to see the ugliest woman in the world, hippo woman or something, you wouldn't ask for your money back if you saw Tarana Burke.
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For her, I would feel very ripped, like super ripped off.
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Four seems way too generous, but not way too generous.
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Remember, Ezra Levant said that Canada, I mean, England is a dystopian time machine where you can see what we're going to look like in five years.
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Remember when the British police would go to your house if you made a rude joke?
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There was a guy who made some insulting comment about Nelson Mandela, and the police showed up at his house.
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He tweeted something sarcastic about Nelson Mandela, and the police came to his house.
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Now, this woman, I love the way they phrase it too.
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The cops show up at your house, and they go, we're just letting you know, here's a pamphlet about peaceful protesting.
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Sorry, since you're at my home, can I just get your name and your badge number, please?
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And this is just some information about peaceful protests.
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And decided to come to my personal residence to give me information about peaceful protest?
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Are you guys now monitoring people's Facebook pages or Facebook groups to who comments as to what their status updates are or what they're doing or within the group?
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Because of the protest happening province-wide, yes, we have been monitoring the protests.
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I'm simply providing you with information about a peaceful protest.
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Can you imagine if Proud Boys went to people's homes and said, hi, I noticed on Facebook you were commenting.
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I just wanted you to know that it's a men's club, a fraternal organization.
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And then we also heard, of course, that you weren't allowed to have a gas can.
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But I thought I had it right at the gas can part.
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So they said we're going to, they started confiscating gas cans.
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So they bought up all the gas cans in town, and now everyone has a gas can.
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And immediately, in the evening when you can single certain people out because the crowds are thin, we already started to get cases where people started getting harassed by the police.
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Okay, so we came here with a symbol to protest with Jericho.
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And those two are brand new, filled with water.
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I'm worried that we're getting convoy fatigue at this point.
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Let's just briefly breeze through it before we tie up the convoy in a bow.
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So give me some Muffra Joe and I'll walk over there, fuck.
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Like, if you're throwing a Thrisbee, you go, mmm, fuck.
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Or if you're stitching something, you go, mmm, fuck.
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Does what the truckers are doing make you want to blow them?
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I think that they're doing something that we should have all been doing this whole time, and that's being as vocal as possible.
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So given the circumstances, would it be considered gay if I wanted to blow a trucker?
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With everything the truckers are doing, doesn't it make you want to blow them?
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It wouldn't be considered gay under these circumstances, dude.
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Do you think if I got vaccinated, would it make me want to stop wanting to blow them?
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Depends if you got the placebos, but yeah, I've seen it.
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You're going to have to keep them warm somehow, right?
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Let's just make this a separate thing and put it up on the site.
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Culture.tv presents and then just show that because I'm cluttering it here.
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And that's the world's shortest green screen, folks.
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Some cameos in there, some hard-hitting people that we recognize.
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And when you don't falter, once they saw that the CEO was going to fire Joe, they gave up.
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They don't know what to do with Joe Rogan anymore.
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Well, I admit I'm out of ideas for what to do about Joe Rogan.
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You should be focusing on conveying the news in an unbiased way.
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Dude, the way pot is today, if I smoked weed on InfoWars, I'd just be a giggling mess.
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I feel like I'm in another dimension right now.
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Yeah, Austin is the most left-wing city in America.
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Or at least it's in with Berkeley and New York City and West Hollywood and Portland.
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We're at the back, and it's a super expensive one, and they know him there.
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But this was, we were out with everyone else having steak.
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Some woman came over and said, you're a huge inspiration.
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I had dinner with Ann Coulter in New York, and we were on an outdoor patio with people walking by.
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And the only, there was just one woman who came up and said, you've been a huge inspiration.
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I think it's because the liberals just sit and seethe because they're pussies.
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Although one time I had dinner at another place with Ann, and no one had a problem with Anne, they had a problem with me.
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And this old man came up to me and started going, COVID had just begun, so it wasn't that.
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I was 10 feet away from him and he's going, ah!
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I'm going to change my outfit to retain the sanctity of the Canadian intro.
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By the way, you see this, speaking of racism and Rogan, crossover segue clip.
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Joe Rogan, you show you're five foot four, Baldy.
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Yeah, he's mad short to a second bald and shit.
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That stupid video has changed the narrative, and now your average black person on the street thinks Joe Rogan's racist because he just discussed the word without calling it the N-word.
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Kind of cringe, saying that, you know, Michelle Obama rules and stuff, but to show that he's balanced.
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She's the wife of the best president that we have had in our lifetime.
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So why Is Barack Obama the best president we've had in a lifetime?
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I hate when people say that about black people.
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He is, he does have racism in him, but the racism is putting blacks on a pedestal.
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He thinks they're special creatures, like liberals do, because he's a liberal, ultimately.
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I love Joe, but his politics annoy me, and his politics are very left-wing.
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He thinks, like everyone in LA, no one in LA has any black friends.
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He has got a name like Paul Joseph Watson, Paul Lynn Tompkins or something?
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He had his first black friend at the age of 35.
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How do you not know any black people until you're 35?
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Yeah, so if you don't know any black people, then all you see is what's on TV.
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And what's on TV is brain surgeons that are fucking awesome rappers that can snowboard and fucking solve crimes.
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I mean, I understand you thinking they're magic if you only see the ones on TV.
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I thought this was a beautiful tribute to Black History Month, especially Emancipation Day from Kentucky Fried Chicken 3-4.
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If that's a fist, it looks like that disease you often see in Southeast Asia, or when you see it, it's only in Southeast Asia.
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It's called like treedman disease, where you get all these skin tags until you don't have any hands anymore.
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But it's probably a wilder case where you turn into a tree.
00:48:09.000
Oh, let's do a good news segment within the racism segment.
00:48:12.000
So bring up the good news thing because I was talking to an officer of the law the other day, and he goes, this is all good news.
00:48:24.000
And he goes, people are seeing what's really going on.
00:48:27.000
The allegation earlier was that you see blacks getting arrested because cops are racist and they just don't like them.
00:48:38.000
And when they see black people, it reminds them of their rival, rap.
00:48:42.000
And they go, I'm just going to fucking arrest you, you little bitch.
00:48:47.000
So that was the narrative for a while, and cops had to suffer through that.
00:48:50.000
No, I actually arrested him because he's a criminal.
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No, you're a dick, and they should just be allowed to roam free.
00:48:57.000
And not by choice, cops went, all right, we're fired.
00:49:07.000
It was a serious crime problem within the black community.
00:49:11.000
For example, 3.5, this guy, we talked about him yesterday, right?
00:49:16.000
With the Gucci pattern on his face, just smashing one in the back of the head with a baseball bat.
00:49:29.000
It was just, Jesus, your internet is making me really mad.
00:49:35.000
Did we already show this yesterday or Wednesday?
00:49:40.000
So the argument that he's making is this is actually good for the police.
00:50:06.000
And you were arresting bad guys, not necessarily black guys.
00:50:11.000
And then there's this Floyd arsonist who got away.
00:51:47.000
say and Marianne I can talk to you about this privately um I don't know why the village council would be afraid of litigation from a $24 million a year company while it it out a $65 million a year company.
00:52:02.000
I cannot believe you would make me audition for you.
00:52:15.000
Oh, so he's got some plan that involves $65 million.
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And he's saying, we'll kill that plan if you put up affordable housing.
00:52:24.000
And they're scared because the company that wants to put up the affordable housing is a $24 million company.
00:52:31.000
Like my neighborhood, the whiter the neighborhood, the more they cherish their blacks.
00:52:35.000
The black guy at the local bar I used to go to closer to my house, he drinks for free.
00:52:42.000
He drives to this bar and drinks Hennessy all night for free.
00:52:48.000
Then there's a black UPS guy who comes in there at lunch.
00:52:55.000
He walks over to the microwave that's basically behind the bar, cooks his fish, has a Gatorade, watches TV.
00:53:02.000
No one says, oh, you need to buy something, sir.
00:53:15.000
It's some big spicy jerk chicken fish fucking soup shit.
00:53:19.000
How does Dave Chappelle hit the mic to his knee when he does this?
00:53:23.000
He goes, listen, mate, I'm going to take my mic.
00:53:26.000
Yeah, he's always doing that, his floppy mic hand.
00:53:30.000
Rosanna Arquette is a perfect example of what I'm discussing, 3-8.
00:53:35.000
She lives in a neighborhood that is usually every time you look up a neighborhood, it says like Polynesian 0.08%.
00:53:43.000
It doesn't make any sense, but there's always, it's never a zero.
00:53:46.000
I don't think I've ever seen zero before until we looked at Rosanna Arquette's neighborhood.
00:54:13.000
Are you in the show or are you just watching it?
00:54:15.000
Listen, I heard you say it, but when you see it, it's different.
00:54:28.000
I am white, but I always choose a black emoji because black has always been beautiful to me since I was a child, and I honor black human beings.
00:54:37.000
I'm sure the blacks on the street who were saying, fuck Joe Rogan, really appreciate the fact that you choose a different colored digital icon.
00:55:01.000
Wait, some white people may choose yellow because it feels neutral, like The Simpsons.
00:55:05.000
But some academics argue opting out of skin color signals, a lack of awareness about white privilege.
00:55:11.000
So now we have to, like, these people are making it up as they go along, and they keep getting tangled up in their own fishing line.
00:55:22.000
And then this was going viral yesterday, that bums are not just down on their luck.
00:55:33.000
Like, the narrative is black people are doing badly because it's not their fault.
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And then when they see bums in San Francisco and junkies, it's like, oh, they're just down on their luck.
00:55:48.000
Let them set up their tents and they'll work through this.
00:56:14.000
If you're going to be homeless, it's pretty easy here.
00:56:18.000
I mean, if we're going to be realistic, they pay you to be homeless here.
00:56:21.000
When you said that San Francisco pays people to be homeless, what did you mean by that?
00:56:54.000
I got a cell phone that I have Amazon Prime and Netflix on.
00:57:05.000
The cops told us this morning, like, oh, it'd be easier if you guys packed up in the morning.
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And then went on, his two kids came up and they're like, hey, do you guys know where to get me OxyCott?
00:57:26.000
You know, I'm like, I'm going to know what's going on.
00:57:29.000
But look at how people talk about these people.
00:57:33.000
I thought this was fascinating because they're doing their politically correct thing about they need treatment.
00:57:42.000
By the way, I get the logic of the crackpipes and the syringes.
00:58:05.000
But a band-aid solution is kind of crackpipes and syringes.
00:58:09.000
I've really been thinking outside the box this week, ostracizing people, but I'm not totally against syringes and crackpipes.
00:58:18.000
I know it looks bad on Biden, so I'm happy about that.
00:58:23.000
My point here is that they're not taking this seriously because the politically correct thing is just to Pretend that this guy should be on the streets.
00:58:42.000
I said, you know, if our goal is to actually save lives and improve the quality of folks' lives and provide people a pathway to wellness, then yeah.
00:58:51.000
And how do you, if somebody is addicted to drugs, then how do you get them to...
00:58:56.000
Is the goal to get them to not be addicted to drugs?
00:59:04.000
I recognize also that there's a lot of people that use various substances.
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Yeah, there's a lot of people that use various substances.
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And the majority of people that use substances use alcohol.
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It's about the dignity of people who are trying to navigate our systems of oppression, systems of oppression, systems that work for people, our housing system that marginalizes people, then pushes them out.
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It's about centering those people's life and making sure that their life has the same human value as everybody else.
00:59:56.000
Yeah, because you haven't really identified what your purpose is or anything like that.
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So if you, like, it's a bizarre clown world where, you know, George Floyd can be beating the shit out of a pregnant woman, and it's fine.
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Well, he is literally questioning them, but it's in the most benign way.
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So if you're not opening up a liberal's butthole and going gently, just nice soft licks, then you're hostile.
01:00:49.000
Here is an example of what they consider brutal police brutality.
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That's how you arrest someone that's resisting.
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Try to put on pants on someone who doesn't want you to put pants on them.
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Two of those things could be true at the same time.
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I decided to arrest you because you were resisting arrest.
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I'm trying to get your elbow off my boyfriend's neck.
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Oh, Grindface, of course, is taking the guy's side.
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Every time they show this proof, too, you're like, yeah, just turn around and let him cuff you and then sue his ass.
01:02:48.000
They say, yeah, they also freak out when they punch the perp.
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They're like, white people, they're fucking crazy, man.
01:03:05.000
And then they're like, here's black people killing each other for 16 posts straight.
01:03:09.000
And then they'll get shit for not being positive, so they'll have like a Harriet Tubman post.
01:03:16.000
Touch me again, ma'am, and I'm going to have to tase you.
01:03:27.000
That's the best video that Lando made since that white people video.
01:03:33.000
There is a time, though, when the police can get away with beating the shit out of people.
01:03:41.000
If you beat the living shit out of a Trump supporter, we'll let it fly.
01:03:48.000
Police beating of unconscious Trump supporter was objectively reasonable, department rules, Internal Affairs Bureau conducted probe and responsible police brutality complaint.
01:03:58.000
Yeah, and the difference, too, is that guy, all he was trying to do was give him a ticket, press charges, put his cuffs on.
01:04:06.000
On January 6th, a woman was beaten to death by cops.
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And then another woman was shot in the neck by cops.
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So if you are slightly rough with a guy on some soft snow, it's an outrage.
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But if it's a Trump supporter, you can literally shoot them in the neck and everything's fine.
01:04:33.000
And it was a black guy, Philip Anderson, who brought all this to light and said they're killing her.
01:04:49.000
We're going to squeeze in some mailbags, right?
01:04:54.000
I want to keep the main body of this to an hour.
01:04:57.000
And that gives us time to relax at the mailbag and the final video shit.
01:05:47.000
You'd think by this time we'd have batteries that last a week.
01:06:00.000
If nobody else has problems with their battery life on their Mac devices, and we do, maybe there's a program that is sending our information to like maybe some headquarters of some...
01:06:14.000
Because I don't think this is a common problem with brand new, the latest technology with the M1 chips.
01:06:20.000
Well, maybe it never sleeps because it's recording us 24 hours a day, this poor, poor guy.
01:06:45.000
I don't know if we'll get to it today, but someone was saying we should give Maddie his own show.
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You got to get over there and do Maddie's kitchen.
01:07:06.000
Okay, these are some new ones I haven't checked for goodness yet.
01:07:09.000
The other day I encountered a mentally handicapped man who was very talkative.
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He asked a lot of questions, and one of the first ones was, do you know Dar Man?
01:07:17.000
That made me think, I wonder what portion of Dar Man's fans are disabled, like mentally handicapped.
01:07:22.000
Did he notice kids are a huge market on YouTube because parents just plop their kids down in front of the screen and figure that the retarded audience may be untapped?
01:07:29.000
I'm sure the man I met enjoyed seeing adult topics portrayed for a low IQ audience.
01:07:38.000
Which, by the way, totally kills all our jokes about him.
01:07:44.000
Because we're watching videos for special people and saying they're retarded.
01:07:50.000
Speaking of retarded, as retarded as a Soros DA, your criminal justice policy mirrors that of Soros DAs.
01:07:56.000
Your stance on drugs and prison are absolutely retarded.
01:08:00.000
Every time you say all drugs should be legal or something as stupid as five years for everything, I contract AIDS.
01:08:07.000
Get your shit together and think of the logical outcome of your...
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You're putting your brain in other people's heads, these dipshits who commit crimes and use hard drugs.
01:08:20.000
Love pretty much all your other opinions, but I might be retarded for that too.
01:08:23.000
So look up Eastern State Penitentiary, the jail, look up its history and how successful their five-year bid was.
01:08:32.000
And also look up the range of deterrence from five to ten.
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I understand if someone kills anyone in my family, I'm going to go kill them myself.
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But to hear someone murdered your family and got five years, it would piss you off.
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I'm not the sort who writes in much, but I've been a lawyer's subscriber, blah, blah, blah.
01:09:13.000
Hey, Gab, the other dude, this guy has the sprinkles.
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I hereby predict that this will not have the sprinkles.
01:09:27.000
My wife loves him in the show with Andrew Schultz and stuff, but the Wigger thing, the Igger, because he's an Indian.
01:09:48.000
Here is a brown man, married to a beautiful brown woman, owns his own business, selling overpriced products to unwitting white people.
01:10:19.000
Canceling gets you a moment in the sun, but if you have nothing to back it up, you go back into the hole.
01:10:39.000
Search him with news, and I bet nothing's going on.
01:10:46.000
There's also something called battle sign, where you get bruising behind the ears from a skull fracture.
01:10:54.000
I just, last night, after a few beers, it really felt like it was fake.
01:10:58.000
But I thought you get black eyes if you hit the front of this part of your head because the blood drains down into your eyes.
01:11:06.000
You get raccoon eyes from the back of your head?
01:11:08.000
I thought it was blood draining underneath your skin.
01:11:13.000
Gavo and Keef Daddy, I came across this retarded article on CNN and they shout you out.
01:11:51.000
Like there was a lot of jokes, a lot of them were pineal, and I'm getting a little old to be constantly hearing your pineal and your defecation jokes.
01:12:09.000
Can you make this conversation a little less penal, please?
01:12:13.000
I have other parts of my body, you know, like my nipples.
01:12:35.000
So the headline is, don't pretend you don't know what Joe Rogan is all about.
01:12:52.000
Don't pretend you don't know what Joe Rogan is all about.
01:13:07.000
But when he talks about what is really important, which is me, he goes this bizarre sentence that is almost a paragraph long.
01:13:18.000
He goes, they did not want their work to share digital space with the loquacious podcaster.
01:13:27.000
I used to think loquacious was slow, but it means talkative.
01:13:32.000
They did not want to share their digital space.
01:13:33.000
So he's talking about the Spotify people, right?
01:13:38.000
They did not want their work to share digital space with a loquacious podcaster, Dash Dash, who, beyond the N-word and misinformation criticisms, has also helped build the profile of Proud Boy's founder, Gavin McInnes, whose group has used violence to foster political support for a racially intolerant agenda.
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Like, how do I sue someone for saying something like that?
01:14:06.000
So they've used violence to foster support, like, it's not even in English, for a racially intolerant agenda.
01:14:18.000
I mean, I know what he wants you to think when you read that.
01:14:20.000
He wants to think that we beat up people to support systemic racism, which is insane.
01:14:26.000
But in order for me to sue someone, and you know I'm getting real litigious these days, I need you to have said something factually incorrect.
01:14:33.000
I don't know what you've, what's the, there's no facts here.
01:14:39.000
They say like tangentially linked to white supremacy.
01:14:42.000
I heard like white supremacist adjacent the other day.
01:14:47.000
Used violence to foster political support for a racially intolerant agenda.
01:14:52.000
I mean, it's just like word poetry at this point.
01:14:59.000
Oh, look, he's ripping him for Planet of the Apes.
01:15:02.000
Can you imagine that if black people had to go through the same kind of scrutiny that white people have to go through?
01:15:21.000
Controversy over Beloved is so much bigger than one book.
01:15:27.000
So we, oh, he's managed to skirt any controversies so far.
01:16:05.000
Well, Kwame Touré was born Stokely Carmichael June 29, 1941, in Port of Spain, Trinidad.
01:16:12.000
And he really is going to become a watershed iconic activist of the civil rights and black power era.
01:16:21.000
He's probably most famous for coining the term black power or popularizing that term on June 16, 1966 in Greenwood, Mississippi.
01:16:37.000
Stokely Carmichael is going to be the most controversial black activist since Malcolm X. Okay, next letter.
01:16:49.000
Hey, do you remember that pastor that pushed the police out saying out Nazi?
01:16:55.000
I think he just got out of prison and was abused in there.
01:17:02.000
Enrique Tario wants to come on the show and talk about the conditions there.
01:17:07.000
He's the only one who's seen the conditions and got out.
01:17:11.000
He's got a lot of angry proud boys that are not impressed with Enrique.
01:17:20.000
And he had just left Tim Pool's, but I was like, hey, man, fucking just saw you on there.
01:17:29.000
And I was like, I should have called you like 10 minutes ago so I could do the Tim Pool to Tim Pool.
01:17:36.000
He's been talking about Batman like every show.
01:17:38.000
Like, you sit around, you know, you watch Batman.
01:17:58.000
He said, why doesn't he sell that beanie On his store.
01:18:08.000
This girl includes some links of him, but if you go to his YouTube page, click on the link there.
01:18:25.000
Yeah, so if you go to his YouTube page, go down so people can see the user, because it's too much to cover here.
01:18:30.000
Artur Polowski TV, and you can see that the past two videos are very informative, but it goes on forever.
01:18:42.000
Check out how giddy Gav gets when Michelle Malcolm blows him a kiss.
01:18:45.000
He turns beet red and has a shit-eating grin from ear to ear.
01:18:47.000
You know, he's thinking, man, how can I get my wife and her husband on one of those sketchy single prom planes flying over the Gulf of Alaska?
01:18:55.000
Yeah, that would be the only way if both of our spouses died.
01:18:58.000
And then you go, well, what if I gotten a time machine?
01:19:01.000
See, the problem with fantasizing about getting in a time machine and meeting Michelle Malkin before she met Jesse, which is like 1990, now your kids are dead.
01:19:11.000
So you can't really, and if you don't have kids, you don't understand that any kind of fantasy, whether I've had this fantasy or not, I'm just speaking in general, you have to like get really involved with the logic of it or you can't enjoy it.
01:19:23.000
So I can't pretend or wonder what it would be like to be with any other woman because to wonder that all of a sudden, boop, boop, boop, my kids just cease to be like a back to the future photo by a well.
01:19:47.000
In King of Queens, what he would do is, can you stop showing that, please?
01:19:59.000
Sorry, I acted unusual when a pretty lady was nice.
01:20:03.000
In King of Queens, what he would do is he'd pretend the only way he could masturbate thinking about other women was to pretend that his wife was in a horrible train accident and died.
01:20:13.000
And then she finds out about that and she thinks it's sweet at first, but then she starts getting pissed off.
01:20:19.000
And then she shows up in one of his fantasies and she survived the train accident and she's all fucked up and bleeding and she goes, so this is what you do.
01:20:34.000
The writing was way too good for normal sitcoms.
01:20:50.000
We're going to play Darts at Calvin Clyde's place.
01:21:48.000
Like, I don't know about you, but all my fantasies have to have plausibility.
01:22:03.000
I thought you said you weren't going to kill me.
01:22:27.000
There was another great one where his black friend makes a black friend and they get along better because they have more in common.
01:22:34.000
So he has this fantasy where he's a black rights activist and he's wearing the little African hat and he gets up in the podium and he says, I don't know why, but he goes, I think it's time we talked about some reparations.
01:22:49.000
I talked to some dude in LA back when we used to pitch TV and I was like, why is King of Queens so good?
01:22:54.000
It's like I'm watching LeBron James play varsity.
01:22:57.000
And he goes, it's just like the top writers in Hollywood.
01:23:03.000
So they come back to Hollywood and they write a hit show to pay off their bills.
01:23:18.000
Have you ever seen his shorts on his YouTube channel?
01:23:31.000
Even the one where it's like the two guys in the hallway, and he's like, you got a little mustard on your lip.
01:23:44.000
People were dancing to Chickenhead by Project Pat.
01:23:47.000
And I jumped in and started dancing with them and singing the song, which I realized I don't know as well as I thought I did.
01:23:56.000
Why is there a liquor store on every corner in our neighborhood?
01:24:03.000
But that is how the white man keeps us under his boots.
01:24:07.000
You know what the white man should be giving you?
01:24:20.000
Our boy Hollowed scared him away from his church.
01:24:23.000
So they would go to the same Latin Mass together, same church.
01:24:27.000
And then Dan was like, hey, man, just want to let you know.
01:24:35.000
Leromeni mentioned it in her Scientology thing.
01:24:37.000
She's like, I couldn't even bring it up to Doug.
01:24:51.000
Remember I complained about John in the Morning on KEXP and how they ruined it?
01:24:58.000
Well, check out the song they were playing today.
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It's called Talk That Talk and it's by Ivy Soul.
01:25:17.000
Now, this is the morning we used to always have it on.
01:25:20.000
Everyone, the whole country had it on in the house.
01:25:23.000
Oh, let's listen to the Stones and the Stranglers and maybe Grandmaster Flash and maybe even like a weird old punk song like Crass.
01:25:34.000
But then they'd mix it up with like fucking Hoosker Dew or the replacements Paul Westerberg.
01:25:40.000
Just like your whole record collection had come to life.
01:25:47.000
He's only there because he's got an ethnic name and he plays New Soul.
01:25:54.000
Want to get pumped when you get ready for work?
01:26:18.000
This is my mom making mints and tatties in the kitchen.
01:26:36.000
I mean, maybe in Seattle and the West Coast, they still get good music.
01:26:41.000
They just ruined everyone on the East Coast's morning.
01:26:44.000
But here is your Amel girl looking great on KXP.
01:26:48.000
That's another one I can't fantasize about because I have to kill my kids.
01:27:00.000
Well, the only way I could be with her today is if I get divorced and that hurts the kids.
01:27:07.000
And the only way I could go before I met my wife, I could be with her, but then now my kids were never born.
01:27:25.000
Where you're just like, lady, you got to calm down.
01:27:44.000
It looks like everyone's jam space in their basement.
01:27:49.000
KXP's a classy act besides ruining John in the morning, you fucking politically correct dorks.
01:27:57.000
And they have black DJs on KXP who play rap and stuff and are good.
01:28:06.000
He wears a big floppy jazz hat because he's bald.
01:28:10.000
He kind of reminds me of Sasha Jenkins, actually.
01:29:01.000
I know the show is almost over, so here's some details.
01:29:06.000
I have an interesting perspective that I hope is wrong.
01:29:08.000
Canadians might be playing directly into Trudeau's hand.
01:29:21.000
I can explain the talking points that has pretty much to do with zero rights and freedoms.
01:29:28.000
The document that was signed by a premier, Scott Moe, on September 13th, 2021.
01:29:32.000
When I read it, it felt like a nothing burger until the trucker convoy rolling into Ottawa.
01:29:37.000
Figured since you go up there, you might find this interesting.
01:29:41.000
And so this document that he includes is a minister's order.
01:29:45.000
By order of the lieutenant governor and council, a declaration of emergency has been made for the province of Saskatchewan to address the COVID-19 public health emergency.
01:29:55.000
So in other words, the government's desperate, always desperate for more control, especially if your father's Fidel Castro, and we might be playing into his hands by giving him an excuse to declare a state of emergency.
01:30:12.000
Not act out lest they declare a state of emergency?
01:30:16.000
There has been a lot of strange legislation, though, getting signed while all this shit is going on.
01:30:24.000
So I think it's a good hunch that something very fishy do.
01:30:37.000
And Project Veritas, apparently, this was just released, is investigating inflated COVID numbers.
01:30:44.000
And they did such a good job that the FBI is getting involved.
01:31:22.000
This was a big fire, and two guys got together to save a lady.
01:31:36.000
It's been around for a while now, but this ain't easy.
01:32:06.000
All right, that's a little annoying, but the physics of this are not easy.
01:32:13.000
You're worried her mate, like, what if she just jumped out right now?
01:32:20.000
So you're bracing yourself with one hand, right?
01:32:36.000
Ooh, that was a touch and go moment there, too.
01:32:59.000
Isn't it great to see men doing justice, being brave, standing up for themselves, standing up for others, doing the right thing?
01:33:07.000
That's what we're going to do this weekend, folks.
01:33:09.000
Let's commit to doing the right thing, to not ignoring danger, to not ignore someone getting yelled at, to not ignore someone putting a cup down.
01:33:23.000
I showed up later and saw the cup there, but I just thought, I couldn't conceive of someone going, ah.
01:33:29.000
Or in front of our studio, on the street, there's just like a container for like a burger and fries that someone just plopped.
01:33:34.000
So they finished their burger and just went plop.
01:33:37.000
Like, let's start policing our own communities this weekend and saying, hey, hey, hey, no, no, no, you're not double parking here.
01:34:17.000
It was fifty miles away down the round spit balls.
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But he threw it on the ground instead of candy.