Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 141 — Where Would You Live？ MAGA Video Games？ Fake NFL Players？

00:00:00.000 Okay. Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. It's

00:00:26.440 It's time for this week's edition of Thought Crime Thursday, or of course, you may be listening

00:00:32.200 to this on Saturday when it drops.

00:00:35.080 The reason I mentioned this is because here, as we record it, as we commit all of these

00:00:40.160 thought crimes, the Lindsey Clancy case, as has been reported in the last couple of

00:00:46.600 weeks, we've been talking about it.

00:00:47.900 It is still out.

00:00:49.740 The jury is still out in that case.

00:00:51.480 They are out for deliberations.

00:00:52.920 We're hearing reports about potentially one holdout juror.

00:00:57.380 And again, you know, if you're listening on Saturday, perhaps like we said last week, perhaps this is precluded.

00:01:03.480 Perhaps this has ended and some verdict is in.

00:01:07.080 But as far as now, there is no resolution yet and no end in sight.

00:01:13.820 But as we keep an eye on that, we know that one thing like taxes is always inevitable in this life.

00:01:22.680 And it's that every week on Thursday, there will be thought crime.

00:01:26.440 So who do we got today?

00:01:27.960 We've got Tyler.

00:01:29.140 We've got Andrew.

00:01:29.960 And you've got me.

00:01:31.140 And I don't know.

00:01:31.940 I thought we were going to get Russ.

00:01:32.980 But I guess Russ has decided to sit it out, which means he's missing out. 0.97

00:01:36.240 I just deported 38 illegals. 0.55

00:01:38.140 Yeah, because like 10 minutes before we went live here, the White House went live with their Arcade.gov.

00:01:45.040 I just saw this.

00:01:45.740 Oh, my gosh.

00:01:46.440 It's so good.

00:01:47.220 It's so amazing.

00:01:48.540 I think we have Caboose trying to play one of them so we can get footage.

00:01:51.980 but if you go to arcade.gov

00:01:53.800 tell everybody what it is

00:01:55.600 we've got like six very very

00:01:58.060 basic arcade games

00:01:59.920 to illustrate

00:02:01.060 amazing and classic

00:02:03.380 six very amazing

00:02:05.760 classic arcade games

00:02:07.460 with you've got Rio Run

00:02:09.800 where you have Tom Homan and you round 0.99

00:02:11.880 up a conga line of 1.00

00:02:13.660 illegals at the border to deport them 0.98

00:02:15.860 back to their countries of origin 0.99

00:02:17.400 when you capture them they actually put on orange

00:02:19.700 jumpsuits yes they do it is so amazing

00:02:21.620 So we throw up you should throw up real run. That's the that's the border one. We should we should go live one

00:02:28.020 We should go live the best one

00:02:30.860 Pressure on him

00:02:32.660 Man we can't do that because then you all of my all of my secret info will be revealed to the world 0.57

00:02:37.180 But uh what am I what am I supposed to do you have to get all the illegals in the orange jumpsuits?

00:02:42.020 Come on. You you know how to play snake don't you? 0.83

00:02:44.540 Yeah, so you've already got a few illegal. I'm not a boomer

00:02:46.900 this is like the this is like the on the trump phone when it comes out this will be the version

00:02:51.900 of snake yeah how many did you get this time andrew what are you at well i was doing flappy

00:02:56.300 bill the fly again you know oh okay yeah there's a flappy bird clone no real run real runs where

00:03:02.840 real runs i'll show you my real run i did i did 18 i just got distracted i had 59 illegals in my

00:03:09.300 conga line to be deported it does it does get actually harder as you get it does it speeds up

00:03:14.920 You speed up more and more.

00:03:16.180 It speeds up and your tail gets longer.

00:03:17.340 But I'm probably going to go back and tonight try to get it where I fully beat it.

00:03:20.560 Every square is filled with the illegals before they go back.

00:03:23.800 There is a build the wall that's a Tetris.

00:03:26.700 Yeah, that one I think might be a little busted.

00:03:28.520 You don't delete lines or anything, which makes sense because nothing in the wall would be deleted.

00:03:32.580 No, Rio Run is the best one, as far as I can tell.

00:03:35.340 That's the funny part of it.

00:03:36.520 You literally can't.

00:03:38.040 The only way to win is to lose.

00:03:39.720 It says, fill your kid's Trump accounts.

00:03:41.740 That's pretty sweet.

00:03:42.340 Yeah, and you're just catching various.

00:03:44.160 sort the school lunch to make america healthy again that's very fun rfk is very excited then

00:03:49.700 the border patrol which somebody said it looked like joe biden obviously it's not joe biden the 0.51

00:03:54.940 guy didn't care for deporting illegals but we do think it's tom homan and then protect the border 0.66

00:04:00.840 coming horde this is fun and then fly the bald eagle down the national mall i guess he's like 0.99

00:04:06.640 trying to fly a bill and there's all these pitfalls the eagle gets destroyed no yeah and it's uh this

00:04:13.760 This is getting rough.

00:04:14.760 John Thune.

00:04:15.760 This is getting dangerous now.

00:04:17.760 Look at this.

00:04:18.760 Uh-oh.

00:04:19.760 See, that's where it gets sticky.

00:04:20.760 Oh, tight.

00:04:21.760 He made the tight turn.

00:04:22.760 I love that tight turn.

00:04:23.760 See if you can make another tight turn here.

00:04:25.760 I just remembered how much I hate Tetris.

00:04:27.760 He's trying to show off now.

00:04:28.760 I definitely hate Tetris that doesn't.

00:04:30.760 You can't win.

00:04:31.760 I'm now doing the school lunch one.

00:04:33.760 I'm like some sort of weird boxer.

00:04:34.760 There's no way to win Tetris.

00:04:35.760 I guess we have Mike Tyson is scanning the school lunches.

00:04:38.760 I have to remove all of the candy bars.

00:04:40.760 Mike Tyson?

00:04:41.760 I don't know.

00:04:42.760 mike tyson seriously i don't i don't know there's like a black boxer guy so i don't know who else

00:04:48.180 it would be i don't know what this is but i just what are you playing now oh no no no no i see why

00:04:55.540 didn't they make that rfk oh did he lose oh he lost it oh i see you're just supposed to get rid

00:05:01.080 of all the bad stuff why didn't why didn't they make that rfk they should have made that rfk and

00:05:05.020 and he like he made groans like hey yeah yeah they should have

00:05:10.480 okay anyway all i'm gonna say is all of you guys should 100% go to arcade.gov and look these up

00:05:22.020 they're uh they're pretty entertaining and it looks like i have two points of feedback

00:05:25.740 that should be rfk yes okay and the flappy bird should be uh it should be ilan omar it should be

00:05:34.280 Hold on, let me finish one.

00:05:35.800 Ilhan Omar navigating the corrupt system and getting money. 1.00

00:05:42.700 It should be stacks of money that she's moving through in Minnesota. 0.67

00:05:46.240 Here's what you'd want.

00:05:47.040 I'm trying to think of what you'd want.

00:05:49.600 They should do a root beer tapper one.

00:05:51.940 Did you ever play root beer tapper back in the day?

00:05:53.880 It's like the guys.

00:05:54.600 That could be something like maybe catching fraud claims or something.

00:05:59.980 No, tapper should be tapper.

00:06:02.920 they need to have a fraud detection 1.00

00:06:04.780 it should be Tapper, it should be Nancy Pelosi 1.00

00:06:07.060 and Kamala Harris

00:06:09.000 getting served drinks and it should be real drinks 1.00

00:06:11.180 and then they need a

00:06:13.020 Donkey Kong 0.61

00:06:13.800 except instead Donkey Kong it should be Nancy Pelosi's

00:06:17.000 husband with the hammer

00:06:18.780 I want one

00:06:21.660 that's a blast from the past

00:06:22.660 it should be Nancy Pelosi's

00:06:25.800 husband with a hammer working his way up

00:06:27.760 and trying to avoid

00:06:29.700 getting caught by

00:06:31.960 by the San Francisco police.

00:06:34.820 Wait, I got it, guys.

00:06:35.840 You remember Pac-Man?

00:06:37.260 Okay, we'll do Pac-Man, but it's actually

00:06:39.340 James O'Keefe with glasses on,

00:06:41.440 and he's trying to catch deep staters,

00:06:43.600 but it's all guys.

00:06:46.200 It should be him

00:06:47.780 dressed up as Ms. Pac-Man.

00:06:49.140 No, no, no, no, no.

00:06:52.060 It's still him with glasses on

00:06:53.940 as a guy

00:06:55.260 trying to catch the deep state.

00:06:57.080 I genuinely think a great one

00:06:59.480 would be you'd have maybe Nick Shirley

00:07:01.200 or someone representing the admin you have it's root beer tapper it's people coming with like

00:07:05.660 fraudulent claims to get like welfare and medicaid fraud and like they would have different

00:07:10.320 levels in root beer tapper so like one could be the medicaid office and then you have the daycare 1.00

00:07:13.620 office and they're coming and they're all immigrants trying to scam the system and you're 1.00

00:07:17.580 like throwing a camera at them or whatever to push them back and expose the fraud i want them to make 0.88

00:07:22.440 that one a pac-man one would be really good um i feel like you uh you should have some sort of like

00:07:30.140 ice one where you're like cars that are trying to ram you or something dude bubble bubble bubble

00:07:36.440 bubble was one of the greatest regular nintendo games ever two player i i played for hours with

00:07:45.440 my best friend bubble bubble has like a i think you have hundreds of of levels and it gets

00:07:50.600 progressively far more difficult and and i just got to throw it out there um you know we absolutely

00:07:57.580 need one uh let's see instead of don't that's like a double dragon like you need your side

00:08:03.020 scrolling um street brawler and obviously it's got to be like you know call it like double

00:08:09.220 dude i've got a deep cut for you double dragon or something and have it have it be antifa guys

00:08:15.540 that are running up at you and then you just play two uh two federal officers just just uh you know

00:08:20.360 trying to trying to keep here's a deep cut here's a deep cut you guys might remember this i know

00:08:24.180 about with this because there was a

00:08:25.580 carousel skate

00:08:28.360 area like for roller skating or roller

00:08:30.300 blading that was in

00:08:32.300 Sioux Falls. It might still exist actually, but it had an arcade.

00:08:34.640 It was snow bros

00:08:36.040 and so you were these guys who had snow

00:08:38.160 powers and you'd throw them at bad

00:08:40.320 guys, catch them in a giant

00:08:41.880 snowball basically

00:08:46.100 and then you'd kick it and it would defeat

00:08:48.200 the enemy. You just take it and you make it

00:08:50.020 ice bros, exact same thing as snow bros.

00:08:52.280 They still have the snow powers and you catch the illegals you get them you get them in the giant snow 0.82

00:08:58.020 Trap and then you and then you kick it and they get kicked out of the country like crying AOC to yeah 0.96

00:09:02.600 Yeah, exactly. There's like the bosses would be that this would be there's a lot of potential here

00:09:06.260 Here's my idea. I think you need to do Street Fighter and you just have like have to hope you

00:09:11.720 You don't get paired up with like a trans fighter, right? So it's all like female fighters 1.00

00:09:17.120 or nba jam but it's like royce white and uh and it's canter that could be funny to call it w nba

00:09:26.420 jam and all of the players and like you can be you can be caitlin clark and um what's her name uh

00:09:35.720 sophie cunningham and like you have them and like all the players keep fouling you and then there's

00:09:41.560 like actually it's actually like girls on girls but then if you know the secret passcode then

00:09:45.820 Yeah, you get the guys, and they're twice as fast, and they can dunk.

00:09:50.480 They're just dunking everybody. 1.00

00:09:51.840 Then you can bring in that French. 1.00

00:09:53.920 Wait, and the final game is, of course, you have to play against the 14-year-old boys team. 0.96

00:10:00.100 Dude, I know how you do the Street Fighter.

00:10:01.980 You do the Street Fighter one, and what would happen is you could be...

00:10:08.460 Honestly, you could be President Trump, and then you just are bowling over all of the Democrats

00:10:14.220 that he beat in like 2016 or 2024 like anyone who ran for president or or of course you could

00:10:20.640 be vp vance but i think we need to have like a vp vance versus aoc i think we need to have like

00:10:24.980 a swim meet too where like how how far can riley gain swim or something like that and then just

00:10:30.800 goes up i think i think the street fighter is a good idea but it has to be the meme versions of

00:10:35.260 everybody yeah no it's like you get like uh you get like chuck schumer he's like your first

00:10:41.360 opponent it's like easy to beat oh wait wait wait actually it should be we should have a mario kart

00:10:46.940 version and then we should have a a uh super smash bros and uh like what's the what's the

00:10:55.740 character that could turn into anyone else kirby is it kirby yeah yeah that would that would be

00:11:00.500 actually a really funny like scenario who can turn into everybody else kirby yeah kirby yeah

00:11:06.500 like who would that character be like who were you just talking about before that

00:11:10.980 oh i don't know um oh yeah no no no you can turn into uh uh marco rubio turns into all the memes

00:11:17.920 of him oh so he's like the curvy that is funny that's really funny that's yeah that's pretty

00:11:23.060 good so like marco rubio it's like now marco rubio has to be like a rubio meme builder though like

00:11:28.180 dress him up in all kinds of different you have to call it like what like the couch sort of like

00:11:31.700 curvy it would be like ruby or something couch rubio you could you could do like a hedgehog

00:11:39.160 and every time he spins, his face turns into Abdul El-Sayed

00:11:42.760 trying to avoid talking about Hassan Piker.

00:11:45.520 Ooh, got to go fast.

00:11:47.560 All right.

00:11:48.180 Everyone, check this out.

00:11:48.960 Here's one.

00:11:49.420 You guys remember Rampage?

00:11:51.680 Remember the game Rampage?

00:11:53.740 So you call it DSA Rampage, but every single city you start,

00:11:57.580 it's just already destroyed because they're torn by the DSA.

00:12:00.500 That's funny.

00:12:02.080 You actually have to rebuild the city.

00:12:04.520 Yeah, you actually have to rebuild it.

00:12:05.720 And the monsters are like, hey, there's nothing to do.

00:12:09.160 They show up.

00:12:10.020 It's like everything's already broken.

00:12:11.660 Yeah.

00:12:12.560 SimCity, but you're just like you're building new ballrooms and like monuments.

00:12:17.080 Oh, my gosh.

00:12:20.240 It's literally Trump SimCity. 0.70

00:12:24.680 You could have like a fixing up the you could have like a one of those apps that help you women with their fertility.

00:12:35.060 And it's just like all about AOC's fertility journey.

00:12:37.540 lots of ideas here

00:12:39.640 hold on hold on this is actually fun

00:12:41.600 like what's

00:12:42.080 Gavin Newsom

00:12:45.100 Greasy Gavin's

00:12:46.860 something like can he

00:12:49.540 squeeze out of tight spots

00:12:51.220 you could do

00:12:52.780 Trump's Golden Dome missile command

00:12:55.220 do you ever play that missile command game

00:12:56.520 where they're shooting down Iranian missiles

00:12:58.660 the plane just shoots

00:13:00.880 I forget what the name of that one is

00:13:02.640 it's very pixelated and you're just moving

00:13:04.680 the

00:13:05.100 Well, you know that one but like the one with the ICBMs are coming for your city

00:13:08.840 It's like the oldest video game ever made basically. Yeah, yeah, yeah, missile command is the like the original

00:13:12.920 missile command game

00:13:14.920 To start star Fox and do you know a spacex thing ooh?

00:13:21.180 You can do like a Zelda spin-off. What would you be like doing the legend of?

00:13:26.840 Yeah

00:13:28.540 The legend of RFK

00:13:30.540 all like i feel like brandon gill could have a could have a character we need to explore something

00:13:35.020 like okay uh you remember paperboy you could do like fake news you could do fake news paperboy

00:13:41.820 where it's like where it's like he's throwing out the new york times to everybody but then but then

00:13:47.500 you have to get away because every time somebody reads it they get mad and they try to come after

00:13:51.500 you and you're like you're just like you have to tie in all of uh trump's uh like uh libel lawsuits

00:13:58.860 or something. You have to tie those in.

00:14:01.520 You can do Duck Hunt. Those would be like the

00:14:02.760 bonuses. If you

00:14:04.840 hit a libel lawsuit, you lose points.

00:14:07.260 I think this Trump

00:14:08.900 savings one is supposed to kind

00:14:10.840 of be your Duck Hunt.

00:14:12.740 You're kind of clicking all the flying pieces

00:14:14.740 of money to fill the Trump account.

00:14:16.940 But anyway, everyone should check this out. It's a lot of

00:14:18.820 fun. They have another one coming out.

00:14:20.680 I hope they get the Build the Wall Tetris one to

00:14:22.580 work so that you can score points in it. Space Force

00:14:24.720 Invader. There's so

00:14:26.800 many things you could do with this. It's a lot.

00:14:28.860 They actually do link to Election Integrity, Save America, Trump accounts.

00:14:36.280 So you can actually click it, and it takes you to actual government stuff.

00:14:39.700 So there is a serious aspect to it.

00:14:41.840 Yeah, and I think this sort of stuff, it does not take that.

00:14:45.660 I suspect this was maybe a weekend project by someone in the admin.

00:14:49.040 It's a very cute one.

00:14:50.280 It reminds us of, they actually have, they set another record for deportations last month,

00:14:55.840 and I suspect they'll set another record this month.

00:14:57.820 so they're getting a lot done

00:14:59.460 but speaking of getting things done

00:15:02.040 this is a topic

00:15:03.380 I was really excited

00:15:05.040 I've thought of so many of these that I don't

00:15:07.980 want to say publicly

00:15:09.060 no me too

00:15:11.040 I will leave those in the chair

00:15:12.920 true enough

00:15:14.840 no I know

00:15:16.800 but I'm just going to say it

00:15:18.780 just going to leave it at that

00:15:19.980 that's the bonus

00:15:21.420 you can play Democrat Doctor

00:15:23.560 just kidding

00:15:25.020 alright let's go

00:15:27.800 So I was really excited to talk about this.

00:15:30.140 This went viral on X over the weekend and during this week.

00:15:35.160 And it's because someone made a website, which is just simply,

00:15:38.660 where would you live?

00:15:40.480 I think it was Where I'd Live is like the name of it.

00:15:43.040 And you just fill out.

00:15:44.040 I've actually thought long and hard about this.

00:15:44.780 Yes, I noticed that.

00:15:46.320 So yeah, whereidlive.com slash maps.

00:15:49.000 You can get one for neighborhoods.

00:15:51.140 You can get it for major US cities.

00:15:53.120 You can get one for every country in Europe, every country in the world.

00:15:56.500 but the one that went really viral was just map of the united states and you can fill it out and

00:16:02.140 say i'd definitely maybe never whatever you want 100 live in each u.s state and i just sent it

00:16:10.760 around and said guys we have to fill up fill this out and say where would you be willing to live

00:16:16.700 who's up first tyler i mean rest rest filled his up but he's not here tyler let's throw up his

00:16:23.380 b-roll three all right so that's the tyler map so red means definitely wouldn't live there

00:16:29.700 blue means absolutely would live there light blue light blue is like you know consider it

00:16:34.760 open to it yellow and brown are kind of the medium ones it brown i'm so colorblind so yellow

00:16:40.040 is maybe uh light light red or whatever orange it is is like uh would consider it red is i'm sorry

00:16:50.200 No, would never, would not.

00:16:51.440 No, red is no.

00:16:52.380 Red is categorically not.

00:16:54.280 And then light blue is, we consider it, and then blue is.

00:16:57.960 Wait, you would live in Maine?

00:17:00.780 Forget that.

00:17:01.540 You'd absolutely live in Jersey?

00:17:03.300 That's a top five state for you?

00:17:04.940 Cape May.

00:17:06.140 Okay.

00:17:07.120 But it's in Jersey.

00:17:08.000 So that's like one thing that I was going to say about certain places.

00:17:12.920 Like, Tyler, I knew you were going to say that about Cape May.

00:17:15.320 but like it's like if there's one space in the entire state that you would live would would

00:17:21.220 you still say absolutely that's that's why i was kind of like part of the maybe right exercise

00:17:25.420 like yeah you didn't put a maybe you put it you put absolutely but i'm saying the maybes are like

00:17:30.740 are there maybe a place that i would live maybe if the blue states are there's a place in that

00:17:36.260 state i would definitely live okay okay yeah so i figured tyler you clearly belong on the east

00:17:42.680 Coast, you're already mentally here, my

00:17:44.580 friend, and I think you just need to join us.

00:17:46.700 That's not true. I think you need to come.

00:17:48.300 I can make it work in all the light blue

00:17:50.660 states, even though Iowa's

00:17:52.540 maybe questionable. Iowa might be yellow.

00:17:54.700 I'm surprised you put California as a yellow.

00:17:56.800 I mean, there's somewhere I could 0.96

00:17:58.040 live there. Yeah. Like where you're from.

00:18:00.680 I could, like, I would not

00:18:02.300 balk it. You put New Hampshire

00:18:03.840 in there, too. I would live in New Hampshire in a heartbeat.

00:18:06.640 Really? New Hampshire's got a lot

00:18:07.900 about it. That's nice. I'm more surprised.

00:18:10.840 Like I said, Jersey. Also,

00:18:12.380 you're pretty down on texas you have texas i do not i'm not a big texas orange you're nowhere in

00:18:17.320 texas not a big texas it's a pretty big state i've been to a lot of places in texas there's not a lot

00:18:21.180 of places i can envision myself liking to live um nevada light blue thank you i'll take it nevada

00:18:26.840 i could figure it out vegas is not that far off from from phoenix it's very similar no uh especially

00:18:33.620 on the western side of the city i'm a big i'm a big i like conveniences so i i like conveniences

00:18:40.220 or it has to be, like, extremely, extremely beautiful.

00:18:44.900 Honestly, the pattern I'm seeing here,

00:18:47.420 I feel like yours does kind of closely match

00:18:51.280 to has turning point-related political operations.

00:18:55.760 Like, why is Iowa light blue otherwise?

00:18:58.260 I was fine, but I don't see why Iowa's definitively better

00:19:01.900 than Nebraska.

00:19:03.180 Wait, wait, so is turning point just where Tyler wants to live?

00:19:06.120 Is that actually what you've been doing

00:19:07.600 with turning point action all this time?

00:19:09.040 I mean, yeah, I mean, let's, no, no, not where I want to live.

00:19:12.140 I mean, you don't really have much in Wyoming.

00:19:14.120 He's got that life.

00:19:14.540 But look, I mean, could I find gainful employment with my resume?

00:19:18.580 Yeah, I mean.

00:19:19.740 All right, next map.

00:19:20.840 All right, next one.

00:19:21.440 Let's do Andrew's next.

00:19:22.660 All right.

00:19:23.160 He's got, yours is like, you put a lot of thought in yours.

00:19:25.600 This is crazy.

00:19:25.880 We need to describe this to people because, like, he's got all over.

00:19:29.140 So he's got red for everything in New England and New York. 0.97

00:19:32.820 Inside the mind of a mad man. 0.88

00:19:33.820 He's got red for New York, New Jersey, all of New England. 0.91

00:19:37.440 you have read Washington

00:19:39.280 even though you went there

00:19:40.500 you have read Utah

00:19:43.960 Colorado, read New Mexico

00:19:46.020 but then you're blue for the other

00:19:47.720 Mountain West states

00:19:48.800 you're light blue for California 0.99

00:19:51.220 no offense to the Mormons

00:19:52.780 you are a California approver 0.68

00:19:54.500 you are light blue on California

00:19:56.080 I moved directly to Phoenix

00:19:59.200 after we lost Charlie

00:20:00.560 is Utah an anti-Mormon stance?

00:20:03.060 no it's not about the Mormon

00:20:04.360 it's too many bad memories

00:20:06.460 oh well yeah oh yeah yeah i like i just had to go there for the for the bind over hearing yeah

00:20:11.520 yeah also also you have you have like you have Mississippi two tiers lower so beautiful but

00:20:17.780 it's just ruined you have Mississippi two tiers lower than anything else in the south like uh

00:20:22.500 yeah because i spent a lot of time in Mississippi and Alabama and i liked Alabama way more okay

00:20:27.520 all right okay so you have experience i actually could straight up live in Mobile Alabama very

00:20:32.580 happily i have a friend from mobile he mobile he has described it as a city mobile is the most

00:20:37.400 underrated town in the entire south really yeah it's like right down the water great food it's

00:20:42.800 did you know that they the people that uh ended up doing the french quarter i think it was like

00:20:47.840 some french guy who ended up doing the the city layout for uh new orleans he started in mobile

00:20:54.000 so it was his first draft and it's still a great it's still a great city um yeah florida because

00:21:00.000 the taxes and you know it just seems to work mobile i gotta say by the way they have wawa

00:21:04.900 in mobile alabama and yes i do know that off the top of my head uh you know what's funny i actually

00:21:09.500 struggle with this a little bit uh tennessee i genuinely do really enjoy tennessee and it's not

00:21:14.780 just nashville nashville is actually kind of a low light for me i like the hills and the like

00:21:19.160 horse farms and stuff like that uh but charlie used to always say i can't stand being i don't

00:21:27.020 know why but he just i mean he liked the people there a lot but he just i remember telling him

00:21:31.880 like well maybe we should move something like have some operation in in tennessee he's like

00:21:35.780 absolutely not absolutely not uh but yeah i'm a mountain west guy man uh but i but you know

00:21:41.040 the pacific northwest is too liberal idaho and montana gorgeous wyoming's gorgeous nevada's

00:21:47.120 gorgeous even though it's desert it's my home state so yeah that's my that's my map colorado

00:21:51.820 andrew andrew of course hates all the white states for some reason why do you hate the

00:21:56.100 white states andrew i are you anti-white that's not true i got uh which which what are you talking 0.71

00:22:01.660 about new england missouri missouri is pretty white uh not as white as new england you know

00:22:07.720 what okay missouri is probably a weird one in there because missouri eric schmidt and i went

00:22:13.580 on this like back and forth text chain for like quite a while talking about all the beautiful

00:22:18.880 places in missouri while i was flying over missouri i just had the wi-fi up and i was texting

00:22:23.540 i was like i see kansas city and i you know and and then i was like man this is actually some

00:22:29.120 really beautiful stuff down there and i never think about missouri being beautiful and he's

00:22:32.180 like man this state is so beautiful people and anyway so i've checked it out quite a bit and

00:22:37.100 it's a it's a beautiful state andrew's map is is basically a red versus blue map minus utah and

00:22:43.680 california yeah there's a lot of you just you're very much influenced by and he's an indiana hater

00:22:50.620 Indiana's in? No, listen,

00:22:53.200 it's too close to Chicago. They voted for

00:22:54.940 Obama. Okay, yeah, so did

00:22:56.940 a lot of people.

00:22:58.860 No, I just got nothing. I don't have

00:23:00.860 anything for Indiana. I just got

00:23:02.960 zero connections. The only person that I'm connected to

00:23:04.980 in Indiana is Sophie Cunningham

00:23:06.800 and Caitlin Clark, or

00:23:08.820 Citizen Kane from Citizen Free Fest.

00:23:10.500 Posting Col vet. 0.55

00:23:13.600 So we call him Andrew Posting

00:23:14.980 Col vet. Oh, he's

00:23:16.860 got you there. Col vet.

00:23:18.940 so but uh that's no disrespect to citizen kane citizen free press he's our boy still our boy

00:23:25.380 blue but all right he's the indiana all right i think it's time for that i think it's time for

00:23:28.700 jack's map let's let's see what jack the jacksters got okay all right we've got a gigantic wall of

00:23:35.740 meh for most of the country an absolute hard no on california and then jack is is hardcore east

00:23:43.980 coasting it up he's just got light blue for west virginia virginia down to georgia very straightforward

00:23:50.140 and he's like maybe for new york new jersey maryland most of new england florida is a hard no

00:23:55.980 so your only your only blues no it's probably not your only blues are pennsylvania of course

00:24:01.820 and maine okay why maine yes jack because i love maine it's the most beautiful state in the union

00:24:07.260 before you answer anything jack it's very clear you're a 13 colonies guy we get it

00:24:12.300 that's it yep he will only jack will only live where america was birth precisely and alaska

00:24:21.680 yeah because we tried to get you to move out to phoenix a couple times charlie worked you

00:24:25.600 worked you over on that and you actually thought about it though no no i i certainly considered it

00:24:31.240 and that but that would have been very much like a um like i'm moving for work kind of thing not

00:24:36.520 like a I'm like like I wouldn't I wouldn't move for any other reason than that like like in an

00:24:43.860 you know in a vacuum I just just and that's and by the way that's kind of what I'm you know using

00:24:48.560 is this map it's like in a vacuum you know if I if I wanted to live you know anywhere I want to

00:24:53.700 live Maine or Pennsylvania that's kind of the dream obviously is to is to like you know have

00:24:59.820 a place in Maine which I don't and then and then like be able to do summers up there that kind of

00:25:04.780 thing yeah um so you know what's interesting and uh you know my family's got uh got ties to maine

00:25:10.660 so i've been going up there since i was a kid and uh obviously pennsylvania just just love

00:25:14.600 pennsylvania there's no question plus i also told tanya tay once that i don't think i could live

00:25:18.460 anywhere that doesn't have a wawa so potentially mobile would be on the list however it is not an

00:25:24.460 eastern time zone and i am very much an eastern time zone supremacist uh the world should be run

00:25:30.100 on eastern time and in fact we should while we're renaming things i actually think that we should

00:25:35.840 remember looking at like daylight savings and of course we've had that debate on here we should

00:25:39.660 take greenwich meantime away from the british it should be greenwich connecticut we should take

00:25:46.620 all of that away from them and make it ours the world runs on the american east coast that's where

00:25:52.180 i want to live and that's lake america now we have gulf of america i have a different take on lake

00:25:57.880 america i think that trump should have renamed it lake new york he's from new york he shouldn't he

00:26:08.260 they should but that's like he hates kathy hochel so no but we already got the gulf gulf of america

00:26:12.820 makes sense because it was the gulf of mexico it was we renamed it from country name to sort of

00:26:18.780 our country name like it was lake ontario which was named after the province actually it wasn't

00:26:25.240 but prior to the province yeah the province is named after the lake but it may okay but it's

00:26:29.960 named after but also isn't your wasn't the original name of toronto okay york right that's what i'm

00:26:37.860 saying so if you name it new york then maybe you could say it's that they're that if it's not

00:26:42.860 actually an insult because they'll say it's being no it's extra insulting original city that way

00:26:46.520 it's the extra deliciously insulting to call it like new york because it's not york it's new york

00:26:52.040 And then it would have been

00:26:53.240 Even that York was still based on the York from England 1.00

00:26:56.660 Yeah, but all the Libs New Yorkers 1.00

00:26:59.100 Couldn't be upset about it 1.00

00:27:00.700 What if we named it 1.00

00:27:01.400 We know they hate America, but Libs in New York 1.00

00:27:04.580 What if we named it Lake Canada Sucks 1.00

00:27:06.700 Carrie Lake 1.00

00:27:07.820 We had that going on

00:27:10.620 We had that going on in Arizona

00:27:12.500 I tweeted out during that original

00:27:15.020 I was like, we should name

00:27:16.180 Once she becomes governor, Carrie Lake

00:27:18.460 That's really funny

00:27:20.700 you know arizona would be the perfect state if we would have extended the southern border of the

00:27:26.580 state to actually touch the sea that's what that's what president polk wanted he got betrayed by his

00:27:31.760 negotiator you know you used to have to send this so many times on thought crime this is like his

00:27:35.940 planet potential negotiators and this guy just he said take more of it and the guy just wussed out

00:27:40.380 it will be at some point when we declare war against the cartels and we actually take that

00:27:46.660 back, historians will go through and be like, where did they get this idea to invade this

00:27:52.940 strip of Mexico and reclaim it for Arizona?

00:27:57.460 Do you stop at the strip, Jack?

00:27:58.300 And they'll bring it back to this.

00:28:00.140 What do you mean?

00:28:01.220 Or do you take all of Cabo?

00:28:03.100 Like all of Baja?

00:28:05.380 It doesn't make sense not to take Baja.

00:28:06.880 It doesn't make sense not to take Baja.

00:28:07.980 You might be taking on too much debt with that.

00:28:09.840 There might be too much debt that comes with that.

00:28:11.580 I don't know.

00:28:12.360 But my point is that-

00:28:13.120 You can't do it today is the problem.

00:28:14.660 they'll they'll still bring it back to the like there was a podcast called thought crime that

00:28:19.180 was shut up about it the thing about it was for years the thing that stinks about it is about it

00:28:25.680 when polk wanted it it was literally like empty out there it was like 10 000 people in the whole

00:28:30.840 area it was as empty as california like we actually could have just taken it and then

00:28:34.160 then it would be filled with americans we would have had huge shipping like right out of the set

00:28:39.940 we would just have we would just have a and we would have additional states yeah we'd have a 0.93

00:28:43.740 bigger arizona we could have two californias that would probably be a red state polk want

00:28:48.840 baja too yeah he wants so polk's idea he wanted all of baja he wanted like the northern maybe

00:28:55.880 quarter of mexico or so just keep going down like chihuahua durango that that was all empty then

00:29:00.400 and then he also wanted yucatan that would have been dicey we shouldn't have taken yucatan that

00:29:04.340 would have been yeah you get bad bad stuff you'd be involved yeah and like there's you know wars

00:29:10.000 going on anyway people want to see my map so i guess i have to i we have to stop hiding the blake

00:29:14.060 map throw it up that's right i can live in every state except one i i do not like california i will

00:29:23.560 never live in california i can better than new york or is that yes it is it is absolutely worse

00:29:29.260 than new york it is unbelievable is unbelievable to me i just said i could live in chicago i could

00:29:34.360 live in illinois like it is unbelievable to me that you live in california but you i won't i

00:29:38.840 I would not live in California.

00:29:40.300 But you would live in Colorado or New Mexico or Hawaii.

00:29:42.960 I can live in a lot of places.

00:29:44.280 I get stressed out the moment I'm in California.

00:29:47.880 That state bothers me.

00:29:49.480 There's something profoundly wrong with it.

00:29:52.300 But I can live everywhere else.

00:29:53.860 Have you been to New Mexico?

00:29:55.660 Yeah, I went to New Mexico over Memorial Day.

00:29:58.500 I still think we should invest resources in New Mexico.

00:30:01.780 New Mexico is actually gorgeous.

00:30:03.180 New Mexico is pretty.

00:30:04.580 New Mexico is pretty.

00:30:05.360 I like white sands.

00:30:06.420 invest resources politically i think it's you know it better than i do i know you always disagree

00:30:11.980 with me but when i look at the vote margins i'm like if we wait if we actually actually you guys

00:30:17.240 want you guys want a really spicy to the flaming hot thought crime and this is a thought crime

00:30:21.800 that's specific uh specifically endemic to this podcast i would rather live in new mexico than

00:30:28.120 Arizona. What? Wow. Why? Do you have like a meth addiction? No, because of Santa Fe. Oh, Santa Fe is cool. Yeah, Santa Fe is fine. I call it every state blue. Isn't Cape May? Time out. Super Lib? Santa Fe is so lib. Isn't Cape May? So is Cape May? Well, actually, Cape May is not. Cape May is not. That's not true. That's not true at all. Okay. No, I like Santa Fe. I think Santa Fe is cool.

00:30:58.120 i think the reason i actually had every state blue like every it's also the oldest city in

00:31:02.940 america i am generally a tolerant guy who can you know i can live pretty easily in most places i

00:31:07.600 lived in dc it was fine even though obviously it's lib and taxing and all of that and that's

00:31:13.880 obviously going to be a problem if you live in new york or chicago but california has the special

00:31:19.800 vulnerability to truly deranged dsa driven extremism in a way that i think no other state

00:31:28.240 has like i think only california has it bad actually mexico has some but california when

00:31:33.460 they came after charlie and they just they did it to they uh i'm not talking about ghoul i'm not

00:31:38.340 talking about ghouls who throw firebombs even though that's a problem but that happens in a

00:31:42.320 lot of places i'm talking california is the sort of place where you will get them to just pass a

00:31:48.300 law where they'll just take 40 percent of your money as like an excise wealth tax which they're

00:31:53.160 voting on in a couple months that is california's special breed of horrible and it's way too crowded

00:31:57.820 like it stresses one out to be in any city of california i feel because it's been illegal to

00:32:05.040 build any new roads there since probably elvis presley was alive and just i don't know i get

00:32:13.400 shakes every time i'm in california don't like it something is wrong there but my feeling about

00:32:20.200 utah and actually that's how i felt about utah even before um what happened last year and i've

00:32:25.320 just always felt kind of weirded out there my my litmus test here is just is there somewhere there

00:32:31.000 that i could live and like and really really like to live there okay that's what i'm saying about

00:32:38.520 Like, yeah, I would say that about Santa Fe, New Mexico, Cape May, New Jersey, you know, certain parts of like certain parts of Delaware, I suppose.

00:32:46.980 But like the Florida, that's what I put as my solid blue is like, would I actively look at buying property there?

00:32:53.700 Yes.

00:32:54.220 That's the other thing with California for me, that most of these states, even the blue ones, have their like very red areas.

00:33:01.360 California's actually been so

00:33:04.440 overrun that the places you think of

00:33:06.440 as the Republican parts of California

00:33:08.100 other than really

00:33:10.220 tiny counties in the north

00:33:12.340 those like don't exist anymore

00:33:14.660 like Orange County is now

00:33:16.520 a bunch of Democrat stuff

00:33:17.940 Central Valley is heavily illegal

00:33:20.540 immigrant. Did you guys ever see the movie with Robert

00:33:22.480 Downey Jr. called Kiss Kiss Bang Bang?

00:33:25.180 No.

00:33:26.380 Yeah, it's like a Christmas

00:33:28.560 movie kind of thing. He's got this great

00:33:30.440 line in it he said it's like somebody took the country and shook it from the east coast and

00:33:35.480 everybody sane managed to hold on and everybody else fell into california and i mean there is a

00:33:41.620 there is some truth to that all right it is especially that's a great we have multiple

00:33:45.480 requests from the audience they say they want us to speculate what would charlie's map have looked

00:33:50.380 like if he did this and i'm really wondering about that obviously arizona blue he loved montana um

00:33:56.380 he he talked about how he'd have to flee to florida if the if the libs here got to aggro on

00:34:02.440 on turning points so we know florida's blue florida he visited maine a lot um he visited

00:34:08.160 montana a lot he visited montana he uh he liked boise i feel i remember him liking uh when we

00:34:15.100 went to that christian school there um he always talked about alaska he talked about alaska that's

00:34:20.520 true uh he used to complain about he's the politics in california he loved california

00:34:28.160 would he have would he go back ever to illinois could he tolerate illinois at all or was that

00:34:32.500 permanent exile he loved it there but i don't think he would have ever lived there again

00:34:38.240 you know it's funny about that when the very beginning the very early days when i first uh

00:34:44.540 met charlie he was so hardcore about illinois he was like this is the greatest state you can't

00:34:49.680 convince me otherwise, greatest that you can't convince me otherwise. The best people. He loved the people. One time, so we had taken our entire staff after training to a Cubs game. It was my idea. It was like the first time that we'd ever funded a team builder because Turning Point didn't have enough money before that to do like team building. So we'd bought cheap seats and kind of nosebleeds at Wrigley, which is still pretty expensive. But he was like, oh yeah, Cubs games are the best. He was a huge Cubs fan, right? And so he and I drove in his car, like he drove me and we went all the way

00:35:19.580 into the city and so he started from his house to drive all the way into the city and it took like

00:35:23.320 legitimately like two and a half hours i'm like while we were going and then we got near the

00:35:28.040 stadium there was nowhere to park and like i was like like throughout i was just like slowly

00:35:33.100 working on i'm like man this is not really great this is like a really bad like the situation he's

00:35:38.700 like no no it's fine it's fine it's fine and then when he moved out here he loved the convenience

00:35:43.780 factor he loved because it was really covid that got him permanently out here it was a little bit

00:35:48.500 before COVID, but I'm trying to think of Erica,

00:35:50.780 after starting date Erica and then that,

00:35:52.400 but like, then he was like here and then he was like,

00:35:54.660 oh yeah, this is so much, this is so much of the convenience

00:35:56.800 factor because he lived his life that was like.

00:35:58.280 Well, he also loved the sun and the topography.

00:36:01.100 He likes the mountains.

00:36:02.600 But just like the convenience of like, no traffic.

00:36:05.460 You keep saying convenience factor,

00:36:07.100 but like one of the main reasons that I didn't move

00:36:09.760 to Phoenix was because I thought it was so inconvenient.

00:36:12.380 So what do you mean convenience factor?

00:36:14.060 Phoenix, no matter where you live,

00:36:16.220 You are within a half mile.

00:36:17.360 We are within literally 0.3 miles of everything that you need to be.

00:36:21.780 And it's not like the East Coast has a terrible thing.

00:36:24.640 Like New Jersey and a lot of places in Pennsylvania.

00:36:26.920 No, when he says 0.3 miles, he means three miles.

00:36:30.260 But you can drive there at 60 miles.

00:36:31.360 I hate that.

00:36:32.440 I actually hate that.

00:36:33.920 The convenience of everything is so good.

00:36:35.860 But in the East Coast, it's like jug and like Dallas is this way too.

00:36:39.920 It's like jug handles and exiting takes like five to eight minutes.

00:36:43.800 like the thing that drives me crazy is like you have to exit it takes forever to exit to get off

00:36:47.800 the freeway us it's like you have the freeway and like within like two seconds you're at your

00:36:51.900 new jersey well unfortunately it's new jersey that's like extremely horrible it's that's just

00:36:58.520 a jersey thing the job we should talk about texas but texas has something similar to that

00:37:03.520 people are probably surprised yeah i know what you mean it's like the the big freeways it's like

00:37:08.860 the thing that drives me nuts about dallas is like you can see your destination almost everywhere

00:37:15.020 you go like like you could see it and it still takes you like 15 that reminds me of like walking

00:37:20.080 on foot in vegas where you're like oh the cosmos just there i see it right there and you walk and

00:37:25.020 it's like an hour later you're like how how did this take so long to get so such a short distance

00:37:31.380 uh but yeah texas is really hot for example like if you everybody wanted to move to austin at one

00:37:37.900 point right but austin is in my opinion hotter than phoenix in the summer because it's also

00:37:43.460 sweaty yeah it's sweaty um it's more humid than dc actually on average is it really yeah interesting

00:37:49.440 well we love the people and by the way you mentioned my florida thing is i'm just i'm just not

00:37:55.500 you know florida is is a lot and in fact a lot of people who move to florida move out

00:38:01.320 after like a year or two my brother just moved out of florida and it's because it's just sort of

00:38:06.120 it's sort of a lot to you know to deal with to take in it's it's very different from you know

00:38:13.300 the rest of the country it's it's very much its own thing now some people love it uh i like it in

00:38:18.140 small doses but no i couldn't live there i can't stand florida when we're there like even in

00:38:23.820 december the gala when we're there for the gala it's like way worse in florida in december than

00:38:27.980 it is here in july weather wise what i do like about florida is because florida what's what's

00:38:33.900 because lord's weather and humidity is unfathomably terrible what no december's terrible

00:38:38.560 december in florida is great no it's it's still a human florida is nice what are you talking about

00:38:43.080 no florida's awful florida weather is always in what way florida weather is always awful

00:38:47.220 what florida has what florida has is because their weather is so uniformly terrible

00:38:54.560 all they have is having good government so florida is just by far the best governing state

00:38:59.860 on like a day-to-day level let's see let's see faz's map set my uh seven producer faz

00:39:06.420 guess they're not going to throw it up oh fascinating upper midwest hater yeah he's a

00:39:13.740 big midwest hater west coast he just absolutely despises the old rust belt yeah that's an

00:39:20.380 interesting map faz interesting florida alabama he's with me on alabama i think we're the only

00:39:27.020 to but he's the only one to put texas wait no to new hampshire but yes to maine i don't understand

00:39:32.440 that one well he's a new york i mean they're both habsy ones i'm kind of surprised that's just not

00:39:38.140 spending enough time in new hampshire that's all that is it's the same thing it's the same thing

00:39:43.760 it's the same state but it's actually and new hampshire politically speaking it is much better

00:39:49.380 yeah so i mean like why would you i don't understand why you look at new hampshire

00:39:54.800 yeah that doesn't that's the only thing everything else i could i i totally i understand here

00:40:01.620 logically except for the new hampshire hatred i don't understand wyoming yellow though if you

00:40:07.880 like idaho montana i mean wyoming's a little bit more backwards in a good way in my opinion

00:40:12.480 way more open i you you and faz here have uh i should have probably went with alabama because

00:40:21.460 Gulf Shores and all that's like basically

00:40:23.460 the same as like where I would want to live in Florida.

00:40:25.940 Yeah. It's good. It's good.

00:40:27.560 Alright. By the way, New Hampshire

00:40:29.280 has Lake Winnipesaukee

00:40:31.300 which is just absolutely gorgeous.

00:40:33.480 I will note. Lake Winnipesaukee

00:40:35.700 is unbelievable.

00:40:37.480 It's about an hour away from Boston.

00:40:39.960 So you can fly into Boston and be

00:40:41.400 there within an hour. It has

00:40:43.180 a massive ski resort at the base of it

00:40:45.400 and it's

00:40:46.860 one of the most beautiful lakes in America.

00:40:49.320 Look guys, I don't want to be that guy

00:40:51.340 but i will just note that it's from their current argument appears to be in this state they have

00:40:56.000 this thing called a lake the lake is a body of water that you can engage in recreation on

00:41:01.460 i will note guys many states have lakes and many of them are many of them are ugly not true

00:41:06.460 not true uh because did you know that the that the uh my my son and i uh we with my kids we do

00:41:14.300 all these like state trivia games and i didn't even know this but apparently the state of maryland

00:41:18.240 does not have any natural lakes actually quite a few are like that i think texas has like zero

00:41:23.320 natural lakes yeah but they have reservoirs it's like it's like saudi arabia not having any rivers

00:41:27.780 which of course makes sense because it's saudi arabia more more of the country than you think

00:41:31.820 has just no natural lakes they create they create artificial ones using yeah i guess that makes

00:41:37.320 sense like lake travis and kato lake is the only natural lake in texas yeah but in comparison i

00:41:44.740 don't know as an upper midwesterner lakes are not interesting because the glaciers came through and

00:41:50.180 made 10 trillion of them and so one lake is much like another all right let's get to the next topic

00:41:56.600 that was fun though all right yes it was all right i think we should do i think we should do the fake

00:42:01.280 nfl player for next uh because dude yes this story is hilarious i think it speaks a lot to

00:42:07.780 certain dating dynamics so so jack do you know do you know the full background of this story

00:42:13.100 um i just know like the basics because i basically uh uh my buddy still boneless

00:42:19.560 um friend of the show um was kind of we were we were out um this past uh this past weekend we

00:42:26.060 actually went to the uh our families got together we went to the uh the renaissance fair and um he

00:42:32.060 just randomly started telling me about he's like have you seen this this uh fake nfl player i'm

00:42:36.660 like what do you mean fake nfl player i thought like it i i initially thought that he meant like

00:42:41.000 that it was someone who was, like, running on the field

00:42:43.560 or, you know, something like that.

00:42:45.200 But apparently it's this guy who's a social media influencer

00:42:49.160 who's pretending.

00:42:50.500 Dejan Love.

00:42:51.760 Dejan Love.

00:42:52.500 I had no idea.

00:42:53.160 Who is pretending to be an NFL player.

00:42:57.760 And he's, like, scamming followers and women

00:43:01.180 and, like, all sorts of things

00:43:03.400 to thinking that he's an actual NFL player.

00:43:05.940 And apparently one of the, like, convincers on this

00:43:09.020 is that actual NFL players have, like, interacted with his posts.

00:43:14.140 Do we have the clip?

00:43:15.820 I don't know which one of these is the clip, but the fact that he's...

00:43:20.780 Clip eight.

00:43:21.660 We'll just try that one.

00:43:23.140 My boy, Jay Love, signed this contract.

00:43:26.900 How you feel?

00:43:28.980 I'm ready.

00:43:29.880 Are you ready for the season?

00:43:30.840 No, we're going to go ahead and get this over with.

00:43:33.560 Sign that bad boy.

00:43:35.900 Who's your decision?

00:43:36.820 Linus, you already know, the nine-year game.

00:43:39.480 Yes, sir.

00:43:40.820 Iced up.

00:43:42.360 You know what I'm saying?

00:43:43.220 We good to go.

00:43:44.260 Let's get ready to start the season.

00:43:45.360 Anything you got to say for the fans?

00:43:47.620 Lookout number seven, last name Love, six, five, two, ten.

00:43:51.020 I'm out, dude.

00:43:51.900 Well, I received it.

00:43:53.040 So this proves that between this and the Lindsey Clancy trial, 0.78

00:43:58.080 this proves that women do not use Google. 0.98

00:44:00.940 No, they don't. 1.00

00:44:01.920 No.

00:44:02.100 And so I think we have B-roll number nine.

00:44:05.020 This is apparently the video that he would send them to convince him.

00:44:08.640 Is this the beach?

00:44:09.460 I want to find the beach clip if we don't.

00:44:12.280 It's somewhere in there.

00:44:13.320 There's a clip where the way he would pose is he would send a video.

00:44:16.520 Yeah, he's at the beach just wearing this Niners helmet doing football stuff.

00:44:21.700 Like, that's obviously what an NFL player would do,

00:44:23.880 just wear their helmet out and about.

00:44:27.020 With the football.

00:44:27.860 With the football on his arm.

00:44:29.240 He's on fire!

00:44:30.320 It's like you just imagine.

00:44:31.480 they think an nfl player is a guy who just goes around like wearing his nfl game day uniform

00:44:36.480 like he's a like he's a cartoon character in a nickelodeon show or something and yep that's me

00:44:43.880 nfl player nfl player guy it's like he just updated his linkedin just to say he plays for

00:44:52.740 the 49ers another man wait there was another dude that faked it uh fake uh clip 12

00:44:58.200 We'll be right back.

00:45:28.200 All right, cut this off.

00:45:35.840 This is weird.

00:45:36.700 So my question, I have a question here, though.

00:45:39.200 So are these guys telling the women that they're in the NFL

00:45:42.840 or they're trying to be in the NFL?

00:45:44.440 No, they're telling women they're in the NFL,

00:45:46.380 and it's an elaborate catfish.

00:45:47.500 Because any man can try to be in the NFL.

00:45:49.580 So what they would do is...

00:45:50.460 So technically it's not a lie.

00:45:51.440 They would string women along, tell them they're in the NFL.

00:45:54.180 They would create these fictitious personas about it.

00:45:57.200 So, for example, this Dajon Love, he also went by John Love, Avril Lito Love, and Jordan Love, which is a Packers player.

00:46:08.080 And I guess he would meet multiple women, string them along. 0.90

00:46:11.700 And you think if they're dumb enough to believe you're an NFL player, they'll also believe all your excuses. 0.98

00:46:16.460 Oh, I'm not around because I've got to go to the game. 0.98

00:46:18.900 I've got to go to practice.

00:46:20.120 They think you're a really busy guy. 0.99

00:46:22.120 And then you can use that to string along multiple women.

00:46:24.840 and then I think what they'd say is

00:46:27.000 he'd need money for some

00:46:29.460 emergency. Oh, hey, babe,

00:46:31.260 the game check hasn't arrived yet.

00:46:33.580 Just a temporary thing. Can you

00:46:35.400 send me cash? And they say they defrauded

00:46:37.620 more than two dozen women

00:46:39.240 out of $1.3 million, 1.00

00:46:42.160 which is actually an NFL

00:46:43.640 player amount of money to defraud.

00:46:45.640 I have an actually kind of funny

00:46:47.200 story about this

00:46:49.800 that actually happened to one of our staffers.

00:46:51.580 I'm not going to expose which of our staffers

00:46:53.640 Tyler's like, I'm a former catfisher.

00:46:56.500 No, no.

00:46:57.120 So there was a girl on our staff who was single at the time.

00:47:02.700 And this was during COVID.

00:47:04.760 And she thought she was getting catfished by a guy who said that he was a draft pick.

00:47:11.420 He was a high draft pick for one of the football franchises.

00:47:16.020 I won't say who it was, but it was a guy that was posing as this person.

00:47:21.260 And it was pretty legit.

00:47:22.480 like he would send over videos and like he may have been even close friends with this actual guy

00:47:27.240 that was catfishing but she finally exposed that like figured out that like this guy wasn't real

00:47:32.020 but she had the guy had him her going for a long time would he and was he just doing this for fun

00:47:37.440 was he trying to get no probably trying to get money or like i don't know or like i don't know

00:47:42.040 you know just to get her to talk to her to talk to him or whatever or like maybe even meet up in

00:47:48.800 person like they look good enough alike i don't know like could have been somebody but like it

00:47:53.760 was super sketchy and really really scary because it was this guy that she thought it was this guy

00:47:59.060 he had a lot of followers on instagram because he had built up this like following is like a

00:48:02.880 it wasn't like today where now you have blue checks and everything like this was five six

00:48:06.220 years ago where there wasn't blue checks and she legitimately thought that he was who he said he

00:48:11.800 was because she had been hit up by a lot of different pro athletes and things like that

00:48:16.320 Oh, she was the looker?

00:48:17.300 Yeah, so she had that.

00:48:18.960 But this guy was not him, and it was very scary.

00:48:24.640 Wait, so what's this Polymarket headline? 0.87

00:48:26.840 It's not 13, the B-roll.

00:48:29.480 Polymarket headline says,

00:48:31.580 Just in, another fake NFL player has been exposed.

00:48:36.240 I think it's just Polymarket.

00:48:37.360 This is just now, right?

00:48:39.360 Posting breaking info.

00:48:41.700 Despite never playing in the league.

00:48:43.520 Appeared at charity events in NFL gear.

00:48:45.980 Apparently, anyone can just pretend to be an NFL player.

00:48:49.240 It reminds me of the opposite with what's-his-face

00:48:54.500 that looks like Cliff, the comedian.

00:48:57.660 Oh, Shane Gillis.

00:48:59.620 That looks like Cliff Malone.

00:49:01.040 Now, remember when he was hosting ESPN,

00:49:03.180 and he's like, shout-out to so-and-so, WNBA All-Star,

00:49:09.520 and she's smiling, laughing, and then he's like,

00:49:12.800 I'm just kidding.

00:49:13.540 I knew you wouldn't know. 1.00

00:49:14.200 this is the opposite for women women don't even know can't even use google don't even know who 0.97

00:49:20.960 the basic players are in the let me let me ask you guys this though what's what here's an 0.81

00:49:25.380 interesting moral question for us if you are lying about who you are but you are raising money for

00:49:32.540 charity and you're signing things and the money goes to charities right is that actually immoral

00:49:39.440 if the money all goes to a good purpose yes because there's still a value on whatever you're

00:49:44.840 signing and you're making people pay for something that's fake yeah do you it kind of reminds me of

00:49:49.080 dave but the money the money's going to the you'd be helping uh like jerry's kids or something yeah

00:49:55.440 but the on the front end of the agreement is like the the moral question of like the money when money

00:50:02.660 goes for like gambling to charities right for example like a lot of people define that on the

00:50:07.820 front end there's still an understanding of what that how that money was agreeably made or raised

00:50:14.140 this is just on the front end a straight up lie it's it's it's a lie yeah there was no asterisk

00:50:20.700 yeah see tyler tyler never lets us have any fun what'd you say caboose i said there was no asterisk

00:50:27.080 thou shall not lie yeah no asterisk on thou shall not lie you should you shouldn't lie about it but 0.92

00:50:33.580 But, like, yeah, I mean, if everybody was like, oh, yeah, I know you're a fake.

00:50:37.040 The Tank Amendment says, but okay.

00:50:38.380 I knowingly am paying for a fake NFL player that's going for charity.

00:50:42.360 I'm now just picturing, like, a Jesus parable where the fake NFL player comes to Jesus

00:50:46.960 and, like, offers to support his ministry with the money he got from catfishing the women of Galilee.

00:50:51.800 And Jesus has a wise parable about this. 0.97

00:50:54.140 I'm sure there were fake Jesuses.

00:50:55.020 This is Life of Brian.

00:50:56.720 There was probably fake Jesuses back at that time. 0.99

00:50:58.080 A lot of them, actually. 0.64

00:50:59.220 You guys have seen the Life of Brian, right?

00:51:02.640 I have not, actually.

00:51:04.660 You know what it is.

00:51:05.540 I know what it is.

00:51:06.840 Yeah, so Life of Brian is, it's kind of like catfishing in a sense, except that it's innocent in the sense that it's non-deliberate catfishing.

00:51:17.420 Basically, this guy Brian gets born, like, down the road from Jesus, but, like, all of the signs line up, and then he spends the rest of his life kind of getting mistaken for Jesus all along the way.

00:51:30.920 And it's a very funny, famous, you know, Monty Python movie.

00:51:34.820 It's where Always Look on the Bright Side of Life is from.

00:51:36.940 It's from that one as he's being crucified.

00:51:39.400 And there's a, you know, there's just a lot of, you know, really, really funny, highly quotable scenes from it.

00:51:46.280 And, you know, obviously the difference being in that case is that he did not do it deliberately.

00:51:52.260 But people start following him thinking he's the Messiah because, well, you know, they just were really looking for that Messiah.

00:51:57.960 makes it checks out um wait this is kind of related we do have male nfl cheerleaders we do

00:52:06.180 but i i feel like there's got to be something really wanted so these guys are faking being

00:52:10.820 nfl players but what does what does this mean about women is it just that they like

00:52:17.600 could could could a guy could could a woman get away with this level of thing i don't i don't 1.00

00:52:23.220 feel like a white guy could get away with this probably not well maybe they could claim yeah 1.00

00:52:27.700 quarterback or something if they they could no and not not within not with nfl but it would be

00:52:33.900 like this is how like girls on only fans and and like cam girls and stuff this is how that all

00:52:39.680 this operates there's so much catfishing of guys that goes on probably i would go so far as to say

00:52:44.480 there is more catfishing of guys that goes on pound for pound in the world than of women there's

00:52:51.160 a lot of catfishing of guys but the catfishing of guys the fraud is just them pretending to like you 0.59

00:52:55.860 whereas to get money

00:52:57.940 whereas I don't know that this career

00:53:00.220 catfishing happened to men

00:53:01.940 could it?

00:53:02.560 I've seen so many

00:53:06.620 people even that

00:53:07.540 I like post

00:53:10.280 so many pictures

00:53:11.740 on their stuff that's like straight up

00:53:14.380 catfishing like straight up

00:53:16.100 I've known so many

00:53:17.420 I'm not denying that men get catfished but I don't think men would get 1.00

00:53:20.140 catfished by a woman who's inventing 1.00

00:53:22.340 a career that they

00:53:24.180 fall for i just think they get they just get catfished by a woman who like doesn't literally

00:53:28.120 just like doesn't exist they just get catfished by they get catfished by a dude by the oldest no 0.99

00:53:32.460 no no no i'm saying they can't women catfish frequently with like like edited pictures of 1.00

00:53:37.720 themselves and like things like that like women are far more likely to over edit pictures and like 1.00

00:53:43.120 not be like the real person in fact i think a lot of women have have dating struggles because they 1.00

00:53:49.260 and they over-sensationalize their lifestyle 1.00

00:53:52.100 on social media, and that's part of the reason why...

00:53:54.540 And then it turns people off when they meet them in person.

00:53:56.540 No, and men have a tough time

00:53:59.180 actually dating someone that is over-sensationalizing

00:54:01.980 themselves to begin with, and then when they actually do

00:54:05.180 meet them, and then it's like, like, if I met a woman

00:54:09.220 who had over-sensationalized her life, her looks, everything, 0.57

00:54:12.660 and then I was like, man, you have to be, like, 0.90

00:54:15.060 next-level crazy to make yourself look like that, 0.99

00:54:17.780 like that and you're actually a far greater like a normal person like a or like a bigger loser right 0.98

00:54:22.360 like you've just like set all these high expectations and then delivered mediocre like 0.92

00:54:28.280 that's the whole world that's the whole shebang right now that's cash i gotta throw out a big

00:54:32.620 warning a big warning on this you know one of the red flags obviously if you're going out as we said

00:54:37.700 a couple of weeks ago if you're going out there if you're in the dating game right now young kings

00:54:42.300 number one ask them their opinion on lindsay clancy boom immediately faster than than a cup

00:54:47.260 of coffee you'll know right away the answer number two beware the high angle photo beware that you

00:54:54.620 know you guys know i'm talking about it's when you get you get your phone and they they do this like

00:54:58.620 high angle photo and for whatever reason it's it's it's able to like hide you know what the rest of

00:55:05.020 them look like and it allows for the shape-shifting to take place it's not real life it is not real

00:55:11.660 It is not real life, and it needs to be avoided.

00:55:13.980 If you see the high-angle photo, just run.

00:55:16.560 Just run.

00:55:17.140 It should be made illegal.

00:55:18.640 You shouldn't be able to put a high-angle photo on the Internet, period.

00:55:22.160 We should just ban it.

00:55:23.300 100% I would ban it.

00:55:24.960 I mean, filters are bad.

00:55:26.080 I'd be for banning it in 50 out of 50 states, including the ones I would live.

00:55:29.360 Filters do all that work for you.

00:55:31.900 You don't even need to take a high-angle photo.

00:55:34.400 And then there's like the touch-up apps and stuff.

00:55:38.000 It's all fake, guys.

00:55:39.200 It's all fake.

00:55:40.540 If you let people fake, they will fake.

00:55:42.440 There is a girl that I knew that she edited her pictures so bad every time 0.87

00:55:48.640 that it was like people, guys would meet her in real life,

00:55:52.040 and it was so awful.

00:55:55.920 She just could never land a second date.

00:55:59.920 False marketing, false advertising is a bad thing.

00:56:02.600 This is obviously your problem.

00:56:04.460 It's so obviously your problem.

00:56:06.120 Yeah, you just like guys, it's the bait and switch.

00:56:09.240 It's the rug pull. 0.88

00:56:10.080 But I feel bad for her because it's like the world has created this environment with women that they feel like they have to do that. 0.93

00:56:17.280 What if, a hypothetical scenario here, you're dating somebody and she's gorgeous, she's beautiful, and you're like,

00:56:23.880 oh, I want my kids to look like her, and then you find out she had so much face work, and her face basically looked completely different.

00:56:33.220 Is that immoral?

00:56:34.760 You're perfectly okay with that?

00:56:35.480 Perfectly okay with that.

00:56:37.380 I think that's kind of weird, though.

00:56:40.080 What do you know what you can change? All right, so like I'm not date. I'm not dating you when you have four years ago

00:56:46.320 But your kids are gonna say she had like a

00:56:49.440 I mean, I think you should consider it. I think you should like

00:56:53.460 There you go with like cleft lip. Is that what you're saying? Like a big nose, you know, like

00:56:58.680 You know rhinoplasty is like a very common surgery. What's that?

00:57:02.700 Huh? I didn't say anything. Ah, you're in trouble. All right, Blake hasn't got this is from Sangra

00:57:10.080 I love all people.

00:57:11.080 I love all people.

00:57:11.920 Sandra Gebhardt.

00:57:14.020 Did I say that right?

00:57:15.400 Okay, okay.

00:57:16.360 Sandra Gebhardt?

00:57:17.660 Maybe that's what it is.

00:57:18.660 Gebhardt.

00:57:19.120 Blake hasn't got to talk about the WNBA this week, 1.00

00:57:21.720 so we have to ask if you think a woman could announce her fake draft 0.84

00:57:25.800 into the WNBA, or is this just a guy hustle? 0.99

00:57:29.700 Well, I would say... 0.99

00:57:30.640 No guy was interested in a woman. 0.98

00:57:32.080 Is a guy interested in a woman who's in the WNBA? 0.73

00:57:34.580 I feel like that's kind of a turn.

00:57:36.200 Only Sophie Cunningham.

00:57:37.400 If nothing else you'd hear a woman's in the WNBA you'd probably think she's probably she might be taller than me mannish 0.99

00:57:43.840 That she might be mannish, but then there's Sophie Cunningham. I mean it's a lesbian thing 1.00

00:57:49.520 Yeah, I just don't think any of the things men find really appealing and women are increased in likelihood by them being in the WNBA 1.00

00:57:57.320 You don't want to if she's a star like Sophie Cunningham's and she probably makes more money than you and a lot of guys

00:58:01.600 aren't gonna like that the greater equivalent to an nba star is is a like uh some kind of person 1.00

00:58:08.880 that runs their own like social media business and they make a ton of money there's a lot of women 1.00

00:58:13.360 who have started businesses that are attractive that made all their money off social media like 1.00

00:58:19.600 i know a couple of people nope but that would be the but that would probably be the that would be

00:58:25.040 the nba or nfl or mlb red flag but yeah big red flag but there i know men i know lots of men

00:58:32.920 who that's what they do they're basically like like some women are are uh pro athlete

00:58:39.580 chasers i know some men who are like um social media clout type chasers because they make money

00:58:47.220 and they're stay-at-home dads and again i'm not i don't even want to get into like you know because

00:58:51.980 I don't want to get hit up by a friend or somebody that I know

00:58:54.520 that this is their lifestyle.

00:58:55.880 This is a stay-at-home dad.

00:58:56.280 But there are some stay-at-home dads that come from this,

00:58:59.220 and it's like their wife brings in all the money from social media,

00:59:02.860 and they're kind of like a pro athlete a little bit.

00:59:05.040 Yeah?

00:59:05.460 No, I mean, well, that depends on what the social media is, though.

00:59:10.440 So are you talking about if the content, like, for example,

00:59:15.120 I know someone who does this, but it's like fashion

00:59:20.440 and specifically shoes for example so yes um so like it's it's not like taking pictures of

00:59:26.780 themselves it's them like the his wife um you know she does like a lifestyle brand instagram

00:59:33.300 page and it's and it's yeah it's like a lifestyle but she's not even like like you know she talks

00:59:40.060 about the shoes here and there but it's it's much more about the focuses on the shoes and like i

00:59:44.780 don't know you know that's that's not the same thing as these ones where it's like all about

00:59:49.100 themselves and like all about engrossing and constantly posting like thirst traps for like

00:59:54.680 all i'm saying is guys if she's posting thirst traps you got to stay away you just completely

00:59:59.180 got to stay away i mean and that's half the internet now half the internet is like there's 0.88

01:00:04.660 just like women all i post are thirst traps to myself but i can't help women but there's a 0.68

01:00:08.540 significant unfortunately the monetization of the platforms has created like a soft

01:00:16.720 landing place

01:00:18.960 here for now, where that stuff, I actually think

01:00:20.900 it was better when the pre-monetization

01:00:23.300 because now there's just like

01:00:24.960 I mean, we did the numbers on the show

01:00:26.820 there is a dramatic amount of 1.00

01:00:28.940 percentage of American women below

01:00:30.760 the age of 40 who are on OnlyFans

01:00:33.040 like it's

01:00:35.220 like a really high-end number

01:00:36.660 I can't remember

01:00:38.340 I can't imagine many of them are making that much

01:00:41.000 but they're not, but they don't need to make that much

01:00:42.780 it's like, if they have a job and they're supplementing

01:00:44.880 their income with a thousand bucks a month internet lives forever man can you imagine like 0.99

01:00:49.800 your kids finding out that like 20 years down the line and be like woof and a lot of women are

01:00:54.720 okay with that unfortunately and like that i you know they're okay with it now but they may not be

01:01:01.420 okay with it it's like getting normalized more and more totally yeah but again like i've again

01:01:06.900 i've known people and i'm not trying to you know do the holier than thou thing with that stuff it's

01:01:11.900 just like it's just a real thing and only fans is like there's not even a close call here it's 0.92

01:01:19.240 it's it's digital prostitution it's awful and the fact that so many women are getting drawn into it

01:01:24.700 is a damn indictment on the whole culture i think it's i can i mean it's it's more about like again 0.92

01:01:30.860 the broken family broken relationships uh you know people needing to make money unfortunately that 0.97

01:01:37.040 that that's where i think we always see a spike when when the economy's bad and the family's bad

01:01:42.620 right or when you have economic problems the oldest oldest uh occupation as they say uh

01:01:49.180 faaz producer faaz says only fans is the tramp stamp tattoo you can't get rid of amen it's your

01:01:55.180 digital tramp stamp yeah i mean but i mean look i mean that's the problem is is like there's a lot

01:02:00.880 of pseudo versions of that that exist that once you get into it it's like it lives forever online

01:02:08.100 and so a lot of women justify their identity around that forever and and look and we've seen

01:02:13.900 a lot of women come out of that but they still have to embrace it for the rest of their life 0.56

01:02:17.700 like the actual percentage of women that are 29 and younger that were that are that are like cam 0.92

01:02:26.120 girls on some way in some way shape or form what's really creepy by the way is a lot of them out

01:02:32.000 there where they do it for a few years and then you say the internet's forever but it's actually

01:02:36.020 not there are ones who they don't reveal their identity and then they purge it and they just

01:02:40.640 lie about it and pretend it never happened there are 110 women who are just ex-only fans models

01:02:47.800 and they don't talk about it and like that's just a ticking time bomb in the background of any

01:02:52.140 relationship they're in jeez that i mean i really do feel bad for a lot of these young guys because

01:02:57.860 it it could totally happen some of our students yeah but this is good christians like work hard

01:03:02.780 conservatives and they date some beautiful girl they fall in love and they realize that lies

01:03:06.460 about it yeah i mean i'm sure this i mean what what literally happens is someone like hacks that

01:03:12.380 information because that stuff comes out and they just send it to whoever their current boyfriend

01:03:15.760 is like not even not even for financial gains people just do it because they find it just to

01:03:19.620 Entertaining like they just know they troll they like to troll people with that. Okay, so this is what I

01:03:24.180 Created something a couple years ago called the thought audit and the thought audit was when we found out that

01:03:31.000 the IRS will pay you a bounty if you can

01:03:34.800 report unclaimed income

01:03:36.800 To the IRS and so what we were what we were having guys do was they were going in on

01:03:42.500 on only fans pages and like all of all of

01:03:45.400 I heard, I have no idea if this is true

01:03:48.280 because I don't know who they are,

01:03:49.160 but there was this place called 4chan

01:03:50.780 and they were joining up for these OnlyFans

01:03:54.060 and they were getting into the messages

01:03:56.540 with whoever the, what do you call them,

01:03:59.220 the member, the OnlyFans girl 0.99

01:04:01.280 and asking them if they've ever had to pay taxes

01:04:04.760 and when they said no, they were screenshotting it

01:04:06.760 and reporting them to the IRS.

01:04:09.940 Check this out.

01:04:10.980 So a frequently cited figure

01:04:12.760 of approximately 1.4 million American women on OnlyFans.

01:04:17.640 That's what I'm saying.

01:04:18.060 That's a huge number.

01:04:18.720 1.4 million, but it comes from a revenue share,

01:04:22.400 back-of-the-envelope calculation, not platform data.

01:04:25.680 It covers all ages, so not just young women,

01:04:28.260 and it includes non-adult content.

01:04:30.220 What the hell does that mean?

01:04:32.180 Fact checks treat the leap to 10% of 18 to 24-year-olds as inflated.

01:04:37.080 A more consistent reading of the same source

01:04:39.320 is approximately 2% of women

01:04:41.460 aged 18 to 0.59

01:04:43.420 45. 2%.

01:04:45.220 Which means it's like way higher 1.00

01:04:47.580 for younger women. There's only 40 1.00

01:04:49.360 million women 1.00

01:04:51.200 between the ages of 18 and 35. 1.00

01:04:53.840 So they actually have that.

01:04:55.720 There's 15.3 million 1.00

01:04:57.320 women aged 18 to 24. 1.00

01:04:59.640 There's a white pill.

01:05:00.920 26 million. That's what I'm saying.

01:05:02.880 It's literally like 1.00

01:05:04.180 10% of women 0.95

01:05:07.120 on OnlyFans. 1.00

01:05:09.320 that's not going to drop like a stone that number is going to drop like a stone once ai takes off 0.88

01:05:15.080 because you're going to have you know h you know these h1bs in like new delhi or wherever it is 0.99

01:05:22.600 are going to be running um bot farms basically and running all like fake 0.93

01:05:28.280 who are able to do this already well yeah i'm sure it's already starting um and it's going to

01:05:32.840 be running 24 7 and they're going to be interactive and they're going to be able to really just set

01:05:37.240 them up on their own you won't even have to have them make you know you know typing out like

01:05:42.760 phrases or anything so jack the thought crime is is is that good for america no no it's not it's

01:05:51.000 not good so you would rather american women be on only fans than uh ai no i'd rather all of it be

01:05:59.400 gone what do you mean well okay okay but if you had to choose between one of the one or the other

01:06:03.320 which one's worse which one is worse um the one where american girls are on a on only fans okay

01:06:11.860 so it's it's an improvement for ai is what you're saying well i guess i got there's there's your

01:06:17.160 pro data center argument i guess i think it's i think it's pretty jack this is gonna be the

01:06:22.260 headline on uh uh jack basobic makes the most compelling argument for data centers jack basobic

01:06:28.460 It makes compelling arguments.

01:06:30.720 Admin officials rush him into the Oval Office to tell Trump how to pitch data.

01:06:35.000 Jack Posobiec.

01:06:35.960 Mr. President, AIOs are okay.

01:06:38.480 That's why we need data centers.

01:06:42.260 J.D. got asked that question earlier today.

01:06:45.280 He had a good answer.

01:06:45.900 I thought he had a pretty good answer.

01:06:47.040 What did he say?

01:06:47.380 He said you have to reduce energy because he did the press conference today.

01:06:51.440 And he said you have to reduce energy cost in the community.

01:06:54.180 You have to be associated with reducing energy cost.

01:06:56.360 And you actually have to provide something of value to the place where the data center is being put into whatever that community is that's being affected.

01:07:05.000 And if you're not doing that, then these things just aren't going to fly.

01:07:07.680 So he took the Vivek approach. 0.69

01:07:09.900 Imagine if I will say, imagine if we applied that set of expectations to like literally any of the horrible pieces of crap that we build in our towns all of the time.

01:07:17.940 Like actually, before you build this homeless shelter, you have to prove that it will lower energy costs and like provide value to the community.

01:07:25.020 yeah i'm just wondering if like data centers or like the meth clinics or like uh light or like

01:07:32.320 every vape shop and every payday lender this is a question i actually have on the tech does it

01:07:37.640 matter where a data center is built because if i'm a data center and i'm location agnostic and

01:07:43.460 americans are like you got to build a power plant and all this stuff i'm just going to like dubai

01:07:48.140 you know what i mean they want they like um as far as i know it needs to be closer to either a

01:07:54.120 power plant uh or a um or like a like a strong electric grid because yes okay but because of the

01:08:00.500 of the loss of the loss that you know over yeah but they're saying they're talking about shooting

01:08:05.260 data centers into space like this is like a real thing that probably is going to happen there's a

01:08:08.960 bit of a latency issue well some of it is we don't we don't want the stuff in like rival countries so

01:08:14.780 we don't want but i'm saying like if spacex is going to shoot up all these like data centers

01:08:19.160 into space obviously the location is somewhat irrelevant i mean dubai is the same as well that's

01:08:25.940 only if you could do it in space so i'm just saying like obviously china if i'm agnostic

01:08:31.980 about location and americans are wigging out about it does it matter i guess is like a question that

01:08:38.120 i haven't heard anybody ask well it's so i think i want to say like as long as you're within the

01:08:42.340 united states technically like once it's going it doesn't matter that much but like where they

01:08:46.980 want to build them but where they want to build them is like okay well where do you have power

01:08:50.720 plants where do you have power plants where do you go but no no like they don't because they need

01:08:54.940 they usually need to build extra power stuff and like you need good transmission back they're

01:08:59.600 building them in mexico like it's not a coincidence that the most data centers have been built in like

01:09:05.360 loudon county and in the bay area because those are like the most developed parts of the u.s

01:09:09.960 like by default it's best to build them in the most densely developed parts of the u.s

01:09:15.560 if you're going into random rural areas it's because you think it'll be easier to get permits

01:09:20.800 and land and all of that infrastructure is not there which that's why i'm like i'm saying i don't

01:09:25.820 know i don't know exactly the reasons for it but but what blake's saying is correct is that it's it

01:09:31.080 it just works out better for them and that's of course what's what's annoying and i'm not saying

01:09:35.500 that i'm not i'm not making the argument i'm just saying that's why they're doing it and of course

01:09:40.140 this is what creates so many um you know pressures with the local communities uh jack why don't you 0.99

01:09:45.920 take us home this has been fun especially the ai ai hoes as jack jack advocates for ai bot hoes 1.00

01:09:55.800 yeah look i'm saying i'm saying look look you know if the if the if the gooners the gooners 0.99

01:10:04.000 are going to need something right as long as it's not as long as it's not an actual american

01:10:08.380 an actual American girl, then I think that is a step up.

01:10:13.520 I suppose it is a step up.

01:10:14.780 But remember, folks, never goon, never, ever, ever goon.

01:10:20.320 Ladies and gentlemen, always go out there and commit more thought crime.

01:10:24.880 Thought crime is death. 0.99

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - September 05, 2026

THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 141 — Where Would You Live？ MAGA Video Games？ Fake NFL Players？

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