In the Litter Box - October 07, 2026


Fort Hood Justice Arrives | In the Litter Box w⧸ Jewels & Catturd – Ep. 1110 – 10⧸7⧸2026

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00:00:00.000 Thank you.
00:00:30.000 Hello, hello, hello.
00:00:59.700 Today is Wednesday, October 7th, 2026, episode number 1110.
00:01:07.700 Please remember to like, share, follow, and hit the notification button
00:01:11.320 so you know when we go live on this show.
00:01:14.580 You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
00:01:18.080 Hey there, Cat. How are you?
00:01:20.220 Hey, hey, hey.
00:01:22.380 I know. Hey, how are you?
00:01:25.000 I almost do double instead of a triple.
00:01:26.220 That's a good thing. That means you're double in charge today.
00:01:29.700 You've got the whole world at your pop.
00:01:31.900 I've been gossiping all morning, gassing with vehicles and gas cans, 100 gallons of gas.
00:01:37.440 So you're ready.
00:01:38.860 Cranking the generators, making sure they work both of them, and getting my big 10-gauge power cords ready.
00:01:46.040 You know, tell everybody what you said before the show when we were just talking about the fact that, hey, these AI models are everywhere and that they could go ahead.
00:01:57.100 Yeah, so it's very important to get accurate information.
00:02:00.960 I know they're guessing in a lot of this, but a lot of it, these meteorologists, they've got this down to a science.
00:02:07.400 And some of them, you know, when it's far out, of course, whatever, they can have a huge cone.
00:02:13.460 But when it's two days away or a day and a half away, they all always come together.
00:02:18.960 So you have all these European models and, you know, the USA model and all these models who have been around for decades, and they're good at it, man.
00:02:27.100 um they're very they always come together with a day or two and they're right on top of each other 0.98
00:02:32.400 so you know where it's going to hit now they got this stupid mind something ai model that's that 0.98
00:02:37.760 came out just at the beginning of the last part of last year hadn't been around but nine months 0.99
00:02:42.440 never never done a hurricane in the gulf and it's just like everybody's showing it it has it like
00:02:49.040 way over here towards me and the other ones have it in alabama oh my god and they're just showing 0.96
00:02:54.980 that and it's dangerous it certainly is just and they're they're running through an ai model like
00:03:00.680 800 times and it's like this is what it gets and they're not showing the traditional ones man a lot
00:03:05.560 of other people i don't know if they're probably getting paid by google to to run this thing man
00:03:11.460 it's dangerous because it's untested you don't have decades and decades of doing it right and
00:03:17.600 being trusted and uh these people who are just putting that one out there they can they can get
00:03:24.100 people in trouble certainly there's i mean your life's on the line of these these things and if
00:03:29.720 you think it's going to miss you because that's the only one you're showing it's okay to show it
00:03:33.540 you want to show it with all the other six or seven top models fine show it with that but the 0.97
00:03:39.360 ones that are just posting that that's full of shit right i mean this is like you said it's 0.95
00:03:44.360 really dangerous it could send people on the wrong path easily so here is you know we've got hip turd 0.98
00:03:50.400 Thank you very much, Jackie, for putting this one together.
00:03:55.300 So if you're confused at all about what we're discussing, this is HipTurd in action.
00:04:13.160 I think that is so clever because that's about how it is.
00:04:17.820 This is how it goes.
00:04:19.260 that is probably one of the funniest things i've ever seen yes this is hip turd reporting live
00:04:24.420 on the hurricane headed cat turds away using an ai spaghetti model the the problem where i'm at
00:04:33.160 right now even if it hits let's say the georgia alabama line which that's where i think it's
00:04:39.680 going to hit um if it hits there and it's still 200 miles away from me but it's one of them
00:04:49.100 where it's kind of going to shear right before it hits,
00:04:52.000 so the back end's going to really whip around.
00:04:54.220 And that back, very outside layer that hits,
00:04:59.640 when it comes through, that's where all the tornadoes come
00:05:03.340 and the violent storms.
00:05:05.520 And so that's scheduled just to come right on top of me Friday,
00:05:09.760 anywhere from 10 in the morning until 8 at night.
00:05:12.660 And, I mean, it brings some of the most severe storms,
00:05:15.580 and we'll still get 65, 70-mile-an-hour gusts,
00:05:19.260 so trees could be falling down here on the ranch, all kinds of stuff.
00:05:22.420 That's really scary.
00:05:23.540 Trying to keep the animals.
00:05:24.640 So needless to say, I won't be on the show Friday.
00:05:27.020 You will, because you'll be in California.
00:05:28.640 Right.
00:05:29.460 Dying of heat stroke.
00:05:31.360 Yeah.
00:05:31.840 It's an inferno here.
00:05:33.840 It's been hot all week.
00:05:34.900 I definitely will not make the show Friday,
00:05:36.200 because I've got to, like, batten down the hatches.
00:05:38.740 I'll be right in the middle of it, right when the show's starting.
00:05:42.340 Yeah.
00:05:43.420 No worries.
00:05:44.220 I'll be batting down the hatches with the doggies 0.94
00:05:46.700 And I'll have to get Petey in a truck
00:05:48.020 Because he won't stay in his room in the barn
00:05:50.840 When it's raining and storming
00:05:53.520 And it's loud in there
00:05:54.460 It's got a metal roof
00:05:55.420 Well, it's better to take care of them
00:05:59.200 We'd worry to death the whole time
00:06:00.900 There's no reason for you to be on here
00:06:02.800 Well, I've got hurricane proof
00:06:03.380 I've got hurricane proof
00:06:06.960 And throughout my house
00:06:07.840 All my studs are wrapped in metal
00:06:10.580 And I've got the hurricane ties around the headers
00:06:12.620 And everything
00:06:13.160 and it that includes the puppy's room and pedro's in here so they the the twins when it storms they
00:06:21.740 have to go in the farm truck they have to so i put them over here with no limbs can fall there's
00:06:26.540 one side of my house it doesn't have any trees any storm they have to look they run to the truck
00:06:32.240 that's where they feel safe so that's where i put them gosh bless their hearts bless your heart 0.94
00:06:37.400 they're too crazy they can't come in they'll kill my cats oh yeah you've got you're gonna have your 0.96
00:06:41.720 hands full. There's no question about it. Yeah, but that's where they want to be. They get in 0.99
00:06:46.220 that truck, and they feel safe for some reason, and they are safe. Yes, that's the main thing.
00:06:52.200 I can leave it running and leave the air-conditioning on with a cool woman. 1.00
00:06:56.900 Well, you have air conditioning. A lot of people I know don't have air conditioning because they 1.00
00:07:00.660 have never had to use it before, so here we are. We're just dying on the vine over here. Really hot
00:07:06.420 weather it's very bizarre it's been like this all week everybody's ready for some little bit of
00:07:11.900 relief we got a little bit today but still out there we had the the um where people had to get
00:07:18.760 out of their homes again it reminded everybody about what happened with karen bass and gavin
00:07:23.680 new scum so it's called the google 12z google deep mind ai oh gosh and they're just and though
00:07:32.440 and these people are just showing it and it looks like a spaghetti model because it's got
00:07:37.240 50 spaghetti things but that's not the spaghetti models that's just they run it through ai over
00:07:43.260 and over and over and here's the first 50 possibilities of this ai that where it's
00:07:47.140 going to land it's all landing the wrong to me somewhere it's not going to land yeah i think
00:07:53.860 it's going to be that it's going to be off 150 miles we have a high pressure over here so it's
00:07:58.400 going to be pushing that thing north at some point but anyway I have it you know to me it's
00:08:04.940 going to hit somewhere around Pensacola or the edge of Mobile between Mobile and Pensacola
00:08:09.860 I do think too that it'll be a one when it hits on a two but anyway it's my problem well you know
00:08:20.640 that also brings in flu season and everything else and I know that there are a lot of people
00:08:25.080 that have the flu and so you need to be prepared when you can be and of course what do you need
00:08:31.560 your medical emergency kit and this is great this is from the wellness company you can visit
00:08:37.340 www.twc.health forward slash cat turd and you can use the code cat turd to save 30 percent
00:08:44.780 i mean 30 dollars sorry uh free shipping usa residents only we always get that question
00:08:50.960 it is $30 off you can save and it's only in the United States that's one thing but this is the
00:08:57.540 kit that we all have I have the blue one I have the black one you have the blue one and the black
00:09:01.240 one as well we love this so what happens if someone in your family gets sick at two o'clock
00:09:07.100 in the morning would you rather wait for care or already have the medications that you need
00:09:11.740 well that's why the wellness company created the medical emergency kit a doctor prescribed kit
00:09:17.620 containing eight life-saving prescription medications, including antibiotics, ivermectin,
00:09:22.840 and more. It's designed to help treat more than 30 common conditions like UTIs, pneumonia,
00:09:29.660 and strep throat. But does having treatment on hand really make a difference? Well, to answer
00:09:35.460 that question, the wellness company, they conducted the first study of its kind. Among
00:09:41.400 Among more than 500 verified medical emergency kit owners, 86% avoided a clinic, urgent care,
00:09:48.920 or the hospital, and more than 80% reported meaningful improvement within just three days.
00:09:56.500 So all you have to do is simply complete a quick online medical questionnaire.
00:10:01.340 If you are approved by a licensed physician, your kit ships directly to your door.
00:10:07.460 So head on over to twc.health forward slash cat turd and you can use the code cat turd for $30 off plus free shipping.
00:10:16.860 So again, the kits are only available to U.S. residents only.
00:10:20.780 I get that question all the time, but I love this kit.
00:10:24.240 It keeps everything I need right there in one place.
00:10:27.440 I can grab it.
00:10:28.320 I use it.
00:10:29.420 I can get refills, the whole deal.
00:10:31.960 I love these things.
00:10:33.280 Yes.
00:10:34.640 It feels so good when you have it, especially because every time I get sick, it's on a Saturday.
00:10:39.280 It seems like that.
00:10:41.240 All the doctors are closed.
00:10:42.900 Well, and you have to travel so far, so you do everything yourself.
00:10:46.840 I mean, if you need it.
00:10:48.400 Yeah, if it's a Saturday just to go to a dock in a box, I have to go like 50 miles.
00:10:53.540 You strike me as the type of many that I know who would take their own appendix out if they had to.
00:10:58.740 I mean, it's like they're that extreme.
00:11:00.840 And, yeah, so something like this is really great to have around in a case like this.
00:11:07.140 It's got ivermectin in it, too.
00:11:08.500 I love that.
00:11:09.280 Well, remember when ivermectin, we could not get.
00:11:12.040 Well, this is the company that made sure that we could.
00:11:14.840 So this is a great deal.
00:11:16.720 Definitely check it out.
00:11:17.780 It's twc.health forward slash cat turd.
00:11:21.760 You can use the code cat turd for $30 off plus free shipping.
00:11:25.980 Make sure that you check it out and that you have it on hand because it's probably one of the best things
00:11:30.360 that you can do for your family as well friends and family I'm constantly giving mine away to
00:11:36.440 people that get sick and I'm like here have a couple and then I have to get refills but you
00:11:40.340 can do that so well I hope everything works out I really do it's crazy it's been wild and we've
00:11:48.060 had all kinds of news lately you know it's Wednesday so we get all of this crazy news
00:11:52.020 that's in a bucket along with all of this stuff and one of them and I know you're gonna have fun
00:11:58.140 with this cat and i'm sure you probably already have but tim waltz was roasted for posing for a
00:12:04.980 photo yes you know what i posted when i first saw it now i know why he has tampons and all
00:12:12.340 the men's locker rooms it's all starting to come together he's having his period
00:12:18.180 tampon tim's having his period a lot of them he's lost a ton of weight too i think that's
00:12:26.020 from stress from thinking he's gonna get indicted i think you have a point there between that and
00:12:31.420 those them pick it's hard to really tell people lose so much weight in such a short amount of
00:12:35.440 time with that stuff but yes he ran 10 miles and then he posed proud with a medical with a metal
00:12:42.340 and a piece with pea stained shorts he didn't even run a full marathon and he still sprang a
00:12:49.340 yeah man you can't even i mean really the democrats really know how to nobody sweats
00:12:56.560 you know like that uh-uh that was saying you don't sweat down there but not like that
00:13:03.340 well i mean it's just a little bizarre and so i mean when you when you know tampon tim for
00:13:10.780 tampon tim and then you see this tampon before the race he'd been fine i mean you know he put
00:13:16.020 him in there for a reason right so here's the actual picture just so you can see what he's 0.66
00:13:21.300 getting roasted for let me pull this one up let me get rid of the litter mates really fast so you
00:13:27.940 can see but here is what we're discussing here there he is posing he was fine here during the
00:13:36.920 race yeah but it was after the race that uh he had a problem he just didn't make it oh man
00:13:44.980 you're you're probably right though but but but he posted the picture his daughter did i mean
00:13:50.100 okay you get a picture you got a governor everybody's gonna you know look it over
00:13:55.600 and you didn't see that he's had pee stains in his pants wow makes you wonder how much
00:14:03.740 they like them because i would never post something like that about anybody that i 0.99
00:14:08.060 god his daughter is so cringe oh she was she was yeah she she was raised by the two most 1.00
00:14:14.840 liberal parents each tampon team and boy does it show it's bad every word of her mouth she 0.97
00:14:24.960 does videos is a platitude white privilege racism trans rights i mean it's just that's it 1.00
00:14:30.560 She's just one big weirdo platitude, just robot. 0.96
00:14:35.460 Well, don't forget, she loves the smell of burning tires in the morning. 0.98
00:14:40.380 That was her big thing.
00:14:42.300 She loved the smell.
00:14:43.680 She thought that was just as peaceful and as delightful as everybody.
00:14:47.620 It's probably that dirt weed she's smoking.
00:14:49.520 Gosh, something.
00:14:52.280 It's just crazy.
00:14:53.580 It's never a dull moment around here, but, yes, that is the latest from Tampon Tim.
00:14:58.100 he's doing everything he can man he was in front of the cameras and all and they
00:15:02.180 every day man we're gonna fight and we're gonna do this and we're doing that and we're doing this
00:15:09.300 and then what happened all that uh nick shirley went up there and exposed the leering centers
00:15:15.100 all that corruption and all that somali stuff came out and then he resigned the next week and
00:15:21.700 said i'm not going to run for re-election didn't resign but i'm not going to run for re-election 0.99
00:15:24.780 And then all he does now is just like little running videos and stuff. 0.95
00:15:28.920 Just completely shut his mouth.
00:15:31.280 Isn't that wild?
00:15:32.500 Yeah, that's because he's guilty or something.
00:15:34.420 That tells you everything you need to know.
00:15:37.960 One quick thing, too, before we move on.
00:15:40.240 I want to give a special shout out to those that donated to the show yesterday.
00:15:44.480 I did not see them until after the show.
00:15:46.900 So at Mary-09R8N, thank you so much for your donation.
00:15:53.400 We really appreciate it.
00:15:54.780 And then also we had another one.
00:15:57.680 We had another two from the same person.
00:16:00.640 And I'm going to pull this one up on the screen here.
00:16:03.500 Let me make this a little bit bigger.
00:16:06.060 And it is from Big Time James, 8641 sent Go Team for five jewels.
00:16:14.260 So we got that one and he actually sent another one in.
00:16:18.160 And so I'm, again, new at this, like the whole donation thing.
00:16:22.320 and I guess there's an easier way that we can see it when you all post and when you do give to the
00:16:27.540 show and I'm working on that but just give me a little bit of time because I don't know apparently
00:16:33.040 there's like a room I can put in for the moderators or something I'm still just trying to figure it
00:16:38.000 out and but it's going to take a while and then we also had another one from him though and I
00:16:43.160 wanted just to make sure that I get everybody because it's so important to to say thank you
00:16:47.540 to the litter mates that do support this show and keep us operational so here is the other one this
00:16:53.020 is big time james 8641 and he sent a treat for five jewels and you've got some little doggy treats
00:17:01.160 so thank you very very much appreciate you all so much so there you go again i'm going to get better
00:17:07.740 cats you're looking at the you're always looking at the chat so maybe you can pick them out
00:17:13.000 i wish i could have eyes everywhere but that would be pretty i would be pretty dizzy by the
00:17:18.920 end of this show there's so much going on on my side i don't know but there was also another big
00:17:26.100 thing that happened here you have pp tim waltz and he just hosted another isis plotter gunning
00:17:33.580 for the ball of america the fbi thank goodness stopped him cold but the pattern stays the same
00:17:40.320 open policies import danger and that's what we saw here the fbi agents they arrested an 18 year
00:17:49.160 old and i saw that you said you can tell from the name yeah muhammad al-laka but lucky to do so
00:17:55.720 yeah we know what this is all about and his name is shikhaddon abdullah muhammad this happened
00:18:05.960 You know, what is this about?
00:18:07.760 What is that?
00:18:08.820 I wonder.
00:18:10.500 You say no more, right?
00:18:12.480 So this happened at gunpoint in Minnesota's Twin Cities.
00:18:16.300 Mohamed, who is a Somali-American, was charged with plotting a mass casualty, ISIS attack, at the Mall of America.
00:18:23.520 He planned to kill 30 to 60 people using Norinco AK-47 rifle and roughly 200 rounds of ammunition.
00:18:34.660 The FBI rendered the rifle and before the handoff and unsealed the complaint on October 7th, 2026,
00:18:44.100 Muhammad faces charges under 18 U.S.C. Section 924H for receiving a firearm for a terrorism offense.
00:18:55.020 Right up under Tim Walsey's nose.
00:19:00.740 Can't tell me what this is all about.
00:19:03.880 And here's the thing. We don't know who's in this country. President Trump has done the best job that he possibly can to get a lot of these people out of here.
00:19:10.520 But the damage was really done under Biden.
00:19:16.520 Open borders.
00:19:17.760 He went off on Merrick Garland and all, too, for spying on his son and his wife today, Trump did.
00:19:23.580 I was so glad to see him punching back because, again, we don't hear those names anymore and we should be hearing those names.
00:19:31.200 I mean all of the things that they did to this family is incredible they cannot be allowed to
00:19:38.740 get away with it they just can't and President Trump also talked about that too I mean he was
00:19:44.380 saying look there's certain things that we can do but with presidents you know it's kind of
00:19:48.980 off limits well I don't know why it's off limits president doesn't mean that you get to carry on
00:19:56.560 that way. I mean, he said, he came out and he did a press conference right there in front of
00:20:06.800 everybody. And he said, look, I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden,
00:20:14.300 Barack Hussein Obama. I thought it was inappropriate to do so because you have to
00:20:18.840 treat the office of the presidency with respect. President Trump said that he held back from taking
00:20:25.080 very bad actions against Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Barack Hussein Obama because he believed
00:20:31.780 the presidency demanded restraint. Trump then points to his two impeachments, saying they
00:20:38.020 changed his view of what he could do to political opponents.
00:20:46.580 Sinssen Bear, thank you. She just gave us a donation. She said, before Katrina hit us,
00:20:53.380 The birds left and crickets were chirping at 11 a.m.
00:20:57.100 Stay safe.
00:20:59.940 That's for you, Kat.
00:21:03.220 Say it again.
00:21:06.060 No, every now and then you go out for like five seconds and you just went out.
00:21:11.360 Okay, so they said, hey, Kat, before Katrina hit us,
00:21:15.660 the birds left and crickets were chirping at 11 a.m.
00:21:18.940 Stay safe.
00:21:20.380 Yeah, the birds are leaving today.
00:21:21.760 I already noticed.
00:21:22.880 Yes.
00:21:23.380 I hope this ain't like Michael, because Michael, when Michael hit and just, I mean, just destroyed every town around me.
00:21:30.740 There wasn't hardly a building standing for 50 miles.
00:21:35.220 This was the way it was.
00:21:36.460 It was actually eight years.
00:21:38.280 I said nine the other day, but it was eight years from the 10th, which is going to be this pretty much when this one's coming in to the day.
00:21:46.120 But it was the same way.
00:21:47.680 They were saying it was going to be a one or two the day before, so we weren't even worried.
00:21:53.380 around this town.
00:21:55.460 I mean, one or two, you know, they hurt.
00:21:58.080 You might lose a tree, but you don't have to worry about it.
00:21:59.740 But then it was 160-mile-an-hour sustained winds
00:22:03.520 for four hours, moving slowly.
00:22:05.140 It hit us a five, destroyed Mexico Beach.
00:22:07.680 96% of the building was completely flattened
00:22:09.880 and out to sea, a whole city, a whole town,
00:22:13.700 completely devastated.
00:22:15.960 And then, you know, the biggest recorded hurricane
00:22:19.440 in the history of the United States.
00:22:21.560 That's insane.
00:22:22.480 reminds me of this one where they say ain't gonna be nothing but a one or two but hopefully
00:22:26.140 they'll get it right my parents were in katrina and i could katrina katrina katrina wasn't that
00:22:35.620 bad as a wind event right it had passed and they said it was a five and the eye kind of went over
00:22:43.200 louisiana and everybody said hey you know it was pretty bad but man um there's it's it's fun you
00:22:51.320 You know, they were reporting in New Orleans and the A's.
00:22:55.800 You know, there's some stuff down and some roofs off, but it's not bad at all.
00:22:59.840 And then when the levee broke, that's what killed everybody.
00:23:03.620 Everybody drowned.
00:23:04.900 Yeah, I mean, it was really terrifying.
00:23:07.960 And I didn't talk to my parents.
00:23:09.600 I was in California, and they were down in Louisiana.
00:23:14.320 And when the whole thing went on, they were trying to evacuate.
00:23:18.040 Actually, they did the wrong thing.
00:23:19.780 they could have stayed where they were. Thank goodness everything worked out okay, but I couldn't
00:23:24.260 get in touch with them for two weeks. I was terrified. I didn't know what... Yeah, everything
00:23:29.520 goes down. I couldn't get in touch with them, and I didn't know what to do, and it was horrible
00:23:36.760 because then somebody, one of my friends were like, hey, you know what, we could go out there,
00:23:41.300 and somebody said, yeah, you go out there. Yeah, good luck with that. You're going to be just as
00:23:46.400 desperate as everybody else if the levee hadn't have broke katrina wouldn't have been anything
00:23:51.140 i mean it would have been it wouldn't have it wouldn't even been considered one of the most
00:23:55.480 deadly tornadoes top 10 i mean a hurricane top 10s yes if the levee didn't break the levee broke
00:24:01.700 oh just it was really scary gosh if you ever spent any time if you haven't been to new orleans it's
00:24:12.480 It's one of the only cities, I think, of that size that's below sea level.
00:24:18.460 And, I mean, they made a huge mistake when they built it.
00:24:21.020 It's below sea level.
00:24:22.520 If you ever go there and it rains like a half an inch, I mean, the whole city floods and all the sewer covers come up down the street.
00:24:35.320 Gosh, it's horrible.
00:24:36.260 It's just blowing like two inches high.
00:24:38.940 It's crazy.
00:24:39.580 No, it is really insane.
00:24:42.480 So I went down there and afterwards, and I have never seen wreckage like that in my life.
00:24:49.840 I mean, there were cars in trees.
00:24:52.660 There were all kinds of things that it just seemed like.
00:24:55.180 But that wasn't from land.
00:24:56.160 That was from water.
00:24:57.000 An upside-down world.
00:24:59.460 And I saw the roofs where they had help and they were trying to get rescued.
00:25:03.300 I got to see the wards.
00:25:05.280 Oh, my gosh.
00:25:06.040 They really did not fare well at all.
00:25:09.440 And then, of course, the dome where a lot of people were.
00:25:11.960 It busted right downtown.
00:25:13.780 It was awful.
00:25:14.780 It was really, really something.
00:25:17.520 And them levees, man, that levee system.
00:25:21.340 I mean, they got this levee system down there.
00:25:23.560 I mean, when they build that thing in the 1800s, it's crazy.
00:25:28.380 I mean, it should have been fortified so many years before that.
00:25:32.740 Oh, my gosh.
00:25:34.420 But, you know, they try to blame it on Bush. 0.73
00:25:36.780 But the truth is, it was the city of New Orleans and their crappy levee system.
00:25:40.820 that was democrat controlled bound to break mayor at the time yes and it was in i'm telling you
00:25:51.140 the if if you'll see it if you if you'd ever kind of do a pit if you could do a helicopter view of
00:25:57.940 the levee system you could see especially when it's rain five inches and you can see i mean
00:26:03.500 if anything breaks it's the whole city's gonna just go underwater mayor dangerous place to live
00:26:08.980 man it's below sea level mayor ray nagin who was a democrat still is i'm sure to this day
00:26:15.380 did an awful job they're still talking about it they're still talking about it yeah i don't think
00:26:23.360 anybody but but i don't think anybody new orleans had died not one person when it came through
00:26:28.380 and then just like it was a very fast hurricane it came right through man it was five but it was
00:26:34.140 was zoom gosh it was over and they were i remember the reports there said hey i don't think we have
00:26:39.400 any this is we got lucky and then it's like after it passed then that levee broke then i mean 2,000
00:26:45.760 3,000 whatever they just drowned gosh it was so bad and they're in the city too if that happened
00:26:52.880 in the country somewhere everybody's got a boat well i mean you know a boat i mean they can just
00:26:58.020 jump in it well that's the thing okay so where i live it floods a lot where i'm from originally
00:27:03.060 where my family is from originally it floods a lot and i have aunts and uncles that that will i
00:27:09.760 mean they have got a little boat where they paddle to church and so when they get flooded out they
00:27:15.540 just hop in their little boat and they go to church and then they hop back in and they paddle
00:27:20.280 back home and when the water actually goes down but yes flooding in that area yes i mean they just
00:27:30.920 they just paddle away and they never miss church just like the whole family and yeah that's how
00:27:36.660 they do it it's very important where i live um of course you don't have to have it if you own
00:27:47.540 your house outright but if the bank owns your house and you own a mortgage you have to get
00:27:51.780 flood insurance and there's very one of the reasons i bought the cat turd ranch because it
00:27:55.460 was high and dry i didn't need flood insurance the only properties around here are all these rivers
00:27:59.360 and springs and everything and intercoastal waterway
00:28:02.640 and everything else that comes through here that I didn't have to have flood insurance
00:28:07.880 because let's say your mortgage is whatever, $2,000 a month.
00:28:11.640 If you're in some flood zones a lot down here, some of the serious flood zones,
00:28:16.800 your mortgage could go from $2,000 to $6,000.
00:28:20.020 You could pay more insurance, flood insurance, than you do for your mortgage.
00:28:23.700 Wow.
00:28:24.140 It is high dollar, and there's only a few people that will even cover
00:28:29.080 in florida now so if you're making now if you of course if you own your house outright you don't
00:28:35.160 have to have any insurance if you don't want to well that's the way to go i mean if you can do that
00:28:40.380 but not everybody can but man it's it's if people move to florida and say well where should i move
00:28:49.040 i say well don't move in the flood zone right because every time there's a hurricane you got
00:28:54.060 to worry about your house flooding that's why i don't live right on the beach anymore man i used
00:28:58.400 to live real close but you know 15 miles off it's really smart i mean yeah in 10 minutes you can be
00:29:05.480 at the beach you can always visit the beach but to have that kind of damage and to know that that's
00:29:10.580 in the area where it's going to happen you're going to pay so much like you said in insurance
00:29:16.340 in and of itself that you're never going to use for some of the time and then if you do use it
00:29:21.800 some of it they won't cover at all well mexico beach that guy destroyed his old fishing you know
00:29:28.300 This is an old town that had a bunch of shotgun houses from the 20s and 30s and 40s and 50s,
00:29:34.180 and none of them were built to any kind of code, so they just got destroyed.
00:29:37.040 Now, when they build the city back, if you're on the beach or back from the beach,
00:29:41.500 everybody has them pylons, and they have this big old hydraulic thing that drives them 40 feet deep,
00:29:47.680 and then they build pylons, and you're way up to where, you know,
00:29:51.940 and it's all hurricane-proof stuff to 200 miles in that window,
00:29:56.300 So, you know, everybody built back correctly this time, but it cost a fortune.
00:30:01.500 So if you're able to do that, so now you had this little, one of the only little towns right on the beach that just had, you know, people that owned their houses to 60s and 70s and, you know, houses that were $100,000 or $200,000 and everything's a million dollars now.
00:30:19.200 Goodness sakes.
00:30:20.900 It's crazy.
00:30:22.020 Yeah.
00:30:22.240 Yeah. Well, speaking about doom and gloom and scary stuff, especially during the month of Halloween, Krista Pike is awake.
00:30:32.200 She is talking. She is off the ventilator and she is handcuffed and shackled to a hospital bed in Nashville.
00:30:40.680 This is six days after Tennessee pushed two full doses of this pentobarbital into her and she did not die.
00:30:50.220 I think they botched it on purpose, by the way.
00:30:55.400 Because you can't botch that.
00:30:56.800 It's impossible if you really want to do it.
00:30:59.080 It's being investigated. 0.66
00:31:01.260 I mean, but her lawyers want the sentence commuted. 1.00
00:31:06.340 And her own legal team. 1.00
00:31:08.640 Take her today and put her in front of a firing squad, man. 1.00
00:31:11.820 Enough's enough. 0.89
00:31:12.800 Well, that's exactly what they're going to do with somebody else we know.
00:31:17.120 But.
00:31:17.800 Yeah.
00:31:18.120 Yeah.
00:31:18.520 Yeah, I mean, this whole thing, they're putting out these words.
00:31:21.760 This is what her legal team is saying.
00:31:23.520 Against all odds, Krista Pike is conscious speaking and continues to receive critical medical care.
00:31:30.900 They are calling this recovery medically unprecedented.
00:31:34.680 They also say that she is still cuffed to the bed despite the severe damage to her arms.
00:31:41.260 Who cares?
00:31:42.100 Yeah.
00:31:42.500 She carved a pentagram in the chest of her victim while she was alive.
00:31:46.040 I don't care.
00:31:46.620 Good.
00:31:47.100 well we're gonna see what happens i mean this whole thing they're gonna try to fight it but 0.66
00:31:53.200 here's the deal i mean they as soon as you had two botched situations they rushed her to the
00:32:00.480 hospital for life-saving care it makes no sense if you just don't take her she dies man it doesn't
00:32:06.300 make any sense it it really could have stopped right then and then and then for a week she's
00:32:11.860 own like a ventilator and life support uh i know how to solve this cat turd walks in
00:32:17.280 i walk in watch this go there see that plug put it done don't talk about her no more well i mean
00:32:24.680 everything's fixed that's the whole thing i mean you they say that no one in the u.s is known to
00:32:30.520 have survived this completed lethal injection before her that's because they didn't give it
00:32:35.060 to her. They gave her some order down version or they, they, somebody there's somebody in there
00:32:40.520 is off. I'm telling you, somebody did it, botched it on purpose. Her own anesthesiologist, Dr. Joel
00:32:47.680 Zivot, he will not call it over. Listen to this. He says, she's still in the ICU. In no way would
00:32:54.380 I announce her free from further serious risk. So they're going to keep treating her when she was
00:33:02.480 sentenced to death and save her. It's the dumbest story of the year. There were the dumbest people 1.00
00:33:07.840 involved. Well, her attorneys are now asking the state to take a second attempt off the table 0.99
00:33:12.940 permanently and to drop her to life without parole. And that was the precise question that
00:33:18.680 already went to the Supreme Court. So it happened in 1947, Louisiana, and it was Francis V.
00:33:26.820 Russ Weber. So Willie Francis, he was 17 when Louisiana strapped him into the chair on May 3rd,
00:33:35.160 1946. The crew had been drinking. They wired it wrong. He convulsed, he screamed, and he lived.
00:33:43.580 Well, the court ruled five to four that Louisiana could try again, and it did. He died on May 9th,
00:33:49.940 1947. That ruling has never been overturned. A failed execution did not void the sentence then
00:33:58.300 and nothing since has said it does now. The people who botched the job are a completely separate
00:34:04.700 matter. So Commissioner Frank Strada, he's out effective at the end of the month. He was Arizona's
00:34:12.680 deputy corrections director during the three problem executions in 2022. Tennessee hired him
00:34:19.620 in january 2023 this was roughly a month before arizona's governor suspended lethal injection
00:34:27.740 altogether so governor lee's position after all of it the department followed exactly the protocol
00:34:35.080 is what he says that was outlined and vetted and approved by the attorney general's office
00:34:40.840 and so if that's correct then protocol is the failure and one resignation at the end of october
00:34:49.020 it fixes absolutely nothing that they have going. Of course, Colleen Slimmer was 19 when she was
00:34:55.100 tortured, murdered in 1995. A jury handed the sentence down a year later in 96. Krista Pike
00:35:04.320 is alive this morning because Tennessee can't operate its own machinery. I mean, that's not 1.00
00:35:10.160 mercy. That's incompetence. And there it is. It's ridiculous. And who decides how much juice she
00:35:17.900 is i said the other day if five milligrams kills her then why not just put 50 in there and get over
00:35:25.560 with wait you know what you know what don't make any sense man you know what jenny m said you know
00:35:32.160 what she said yesterday and it was in a post i just cracked up laughing so hard this patriot 17
00:35:37.360 she said why don't just give her the jab one and done one and done give her the covet jab i mean
00:35:46.140 there you go. I mean, I know it's kind of a bad joke, but at the same time, it's very true. Look
00:35:50.960 at what happened to people that took that jab innocently and what the outcome was. There were a
00:35:57.280 lot of people that were hurt by that. Myocarditis, et cetera. Cancer rates way high. All of those
00:36:04.800 things. And here you've got somebody trying to save this murderess that just did heinous things
00:36:11.620 this poor girl and her mother is still going wait what what now all the attention has gone
00:36:17.820 to this woman and saving her after she took my daughter all of those years ago
00:36:25.520 make it make sense because it does the mother the mother actually said i knew she wouldn't
00:36:33.060 come down well they messed it up before she's a demon that's what a lot of people are saying
00:36:39.820 Like, that's what happens with demons.
00:36:42.340 They, you know, they're supposed to survive all of that stuff.
00:36:46.120 Anybody that would do that to another human being is just the worst of the worst.
00:36:53.900 But you got a hurricane heading towards you.
00:36:56.420 Yeah, we've got a spinoff from you.
00:36:58.700 It's how it works around here.
00:37:00.360 Whatever happens with you, I get insane weather over here.
00:37:03.820 Right, Saturday, 8 a.m.
00:37:06.780 Yeah, it's just going to be like a storm
00:37:10.280 I don't think it's going to be hurricane
00:37:11.460 We're not going to have anything major
00:37:13.620 Like that, I don't think
00:37:15.980 I mean, if we get rain, it's a really big deal
00:37:18.240 Everybody stays home
00:37:19.360 And, I mean, that's it
00:37:22.060 It is going to hit, kind of
00:37:23.360 The edge of it is going to hit LA
00:37:25.840 There will be a lot of rain
00:37:29.200 And a lot of people driving crazy
00:37:31.140 Those that get out there
00:37:32.140 And those that do
00:37:34.180 Are going to have to really
00:37:35.640 be careful when they drive.
00:37:38.420 Whoever's left.
00:37:39.080 Well, the old slick is what happens
00:37:41.460 because it doesn't rain a lot here.
00:37:43.060 And so when it does rain,
00:37:44.660 those roads are so slippery
00:37:46.500 and people don't take that into account.
00:37:50.700 It just, it becomes a whole nightmare.
00:37:52.920 I'll post a chart.
00:37:53.940 I'm going to try to find it earlier.
00:37:55.500 Let me see if I can find it.
00:37:57.340 While you're doing that,
00:37:58.280 did you hear that President Trump
00:37:59.440 approves an army firing squad? 1.00
00:38:02.560 Yeah, that crazy dude.
00:38:04.360 that real crazy dude yes so i posted this earlier um it says i'm gonna repost it right now it says
00:38:15.140 people are fleeing california new york and illinois so yeah so it says where americans are
00:38:20.600 moving there's this chart you'll have to look at my retweets oh yeah i have to go and the top five
00:38:26.480 losers with minus 229.1k the top five losers is california new york illinois new jersey
00:38:34.100 and Massachusetts and 0.94
00:38:36.040 by far California and the
00:38:38.040 top gainers
00:38:38.920 are North Carolina, Texas, South
00:38:41.900 Carolina, Tennessee, and Arizona.
00:38:44.320 Because Florida is full.
00:38:47.020 Yeah, Florida actually
00:38:48.080 is like in the top ten but it's not in the top
00:38:50.020 five. North Carolina
00:38:51.960 a lot of people are moving there.
00:38:54.680 Texas. Yeah, North
00:38:55.720 Carolina is number one. South
00:38:57.900 Carolina, Tennessee, Arizona.
00:39:01.740 Then the top five losers are California
00:39:04.040 new york illinois new jersey massachusetts wow yeah people are fleeing the hell out of the three
00:39:10.660 big democrat strongholds man new york california and illinois where chicago is they're getting the
00:39:16.220 hell out and even like a lot of people are moving to these places in the middle of nowhere look at
00:39:21.540 idaho plus 19.9 oh yeah i have a friend that just bought some property over there
00:39:28.020 getting out that's a beautiful state yeah really is really beautiful oh you can eat potatoes
00:39:35.160 that's true too no but i mean you know when you look at this map and you see the extreme
00:39:42.720 of where people are moving and then you talk about the politics and everything else i mean
00:39:47.640 it kind of reminds me of california because here the middle part of our state is all republican
00:39:54.800 but it's just these cities the san francisco los angeles the tips of the state that are the problem
00:40:02.840 look at all of this people are moving look at all the green they're going to all of these other
00:40:07.700 places they're gaining yeah and then on the other side of the state you've got new york
00:40:12.260 yeah they're just getting the hell out and what i've been trying to say on the show for years too
00:40:18.940 it's coming down and it's going to just keep coming down to this because
00:40:22.520 the democrat party are socialists and communists and so when they win they're just going to try
00:40:29.320 to destroy the united states so your only hope is going to be moved to and be protected by state
00:40:34.060 thank god we have state rights but you can come to florida and you can be protected from all this
00:40:37.560 nonsense that's right and and just that map we're going to have a darker we're going to have deep
00:40:43.760 red and deep blue states at some point and we're going to have to support the deep blue states
00:40:48.520 because they're all going to be broke from robbing Peter to pay Paul, their philosophy.
00:40:54.840 They always say, trickle-down economics don't work.
00:40:58.920 Well, of course they do.
00:41:00.380 That's the only way they can work.
00:41:02.640 You've got billionaires who create all these jobs, you know,
00:41:06.280 and they have 10,500 employees, and then all them employees that go to the buildings,
00:41:15.560 all the restaurants and stuff around these places where they employ people thrive and bars and stuff
00:41:22.360 i mean let's try their philosophy trickle up just go to the unemployment line now and go to the
00:41:27.760 first person you see and say start trickling up now right let's see how see how that works
00:41:34.260 gosh what a deal this is so crazy it really is but i mean you can see what's happening
00:41:41.700 California is suffering. I was talking to somebody the other day about it, and they're like, you know,
00:41:46.180 they just don't support the people that are carrying the state. We're losing those people.
00:41:54.000 And that's exactly right. They're going to other parts of the country, I can assure you.
00:41:58.600 Many of the places that they've named over here, North Carolina, Texas, South Carolina, Tennessee,
00:42:03.980 Arizona, they're all moving over there, different areas. They've just about had enough. They can't
00:42:10.480 afford it first off just impossible but then you're also you're losing the billionaires
00:42:16.000 because of this tax that they want to implement that we talked about yesterday yeah yeah and they 0.99
00:42:21.920 were the billionaires i mean just that one stupid congress lady well did that tweet and it's famous 0.99
00:42:30.980 now and it's told elon musk needs to get the hell out of there they don't want elon musk in their 0.99
00:42:36.200 eight california he goes message received gosh wow and he moved he moved space x tesla x everything
00:42:47.020 the hell out of there and think about how much money trillions in the next 20 years he also
00:42:55.560 he moved x out of there too didn't he i don't think they even have everything everything he 0.69
00:43:01.060 he moved the hell out of there that is just so wild wow well back to the murderers so obama
00:43:11.240 obama called the fort hood jihadist attack workplace violence well president trump
00:43:19.760 approved a firing squad the difference between denial and reckoning is on this story so president
00:43:26.960 Trump, he approved the execution by U.S. Army firing squad for Nadal Hassan. Hassan killed 13
00:43:33.740 people and wounded 32 others in 2009 Fort Hood shooting while shouting Allah Akbar. Secretary 0.56
00:43:41.720 of War Pete Hegseth recommended the firing squad method for the convicted terrorist. Hassan has
00:43:48.140 been on death row at Fort Leavenworth since 2013. The planned execution would be the first U.S.
00:43:56.520 military execution since 1961. I think the message is going to start getting
00:44:06.760 clearer that if you do crimes to this caliber if you hurt the American people that you are going
00:44:14.360 to pay severely for it. For so long you've had and we're talking about Krista Pike and some of
00:44:22.220 these others where they're able to just walk the very next day they get into the court system they
00:44:28.580 go through the jail and then poof there they go they're not going to keep them
00:44:32.160 and that's what happens you see it time and time again so they end up back on the street and there
00:44:42.720 have been so many people from other countries that have murdered American citizens and I don't think 0.84
00:44:48.540 the punishments aren't even close to being enough just in every aspect of everything all the way up 0.55
00:44:59.800 to the deep state nobody's getting punished enough for anything all the way down to the criminals
00:45:04.720 right i mean it's really scary it it's all of a sudden it's like a revolving door okay so they
00:45:13.940 take them off the street and then they put them right back out and so not only are they angrier
00:45:19.900 because they've been caught and they've been off for a bit but then the person that they attacked
00:45:25.820 or the person's family they're starting to worry about their own safety as they should
00:45:32.760 but the thing is president trump is doing an amazing job with all of that i mean 209 that
00:45:40.720 was the average number of people that were apprehended per day along the entire southwest
00:45:46.780 border of the United States in December. Not per sector, but per day. That is the whole border.
00:45:54.680 So if you go back, for comparison's sake, one month at the height of the last administration,
00:45:59.980 They produced 370,883 encounters.
00:46:06.140 December produced 30,698.
00:46:10.160 That is 92% lower under President Trump.
00:46:17.260 I mean, you just cannot beat what this president is trying to do,
00:46:21.040 but also you have to recognize what he inherited.
00:46:24.540 so the full year the fiscal year in 2025 it closed with 237 565 border patrol apprehensions
00:46:35.820 the last time the number was lower than that was 1970 when it came in at 201 780
00:46:43.980 well i mean 72 percent of the entire year before the inauguration you've got figures that are just
00:46:56.500 unbelievable same border same agents same fiscal year different president
00:47:03.400 and in that same time you have to realize what else was happening with this invasion
00:47:14.900 I mean agent seized 39,030 pounds of narcotics 865 pounds of it was fentanyl
00:47:24.040 so I mean come on this is why we've got to make sure that we stay on this winning streak
00:47:33.360 We've got to get people enthused about the midterms, really working the midterms, because you know the Democrats are.
00:47:40.480 You don't even have to be enthused about it.
00:47:41.880 Just go vote if you're enthused or not.
00:47:43.520 Get people to go with you.
00:47:45.180 Just drag them on out there.
00:47:46.400 You don't have to enthusiastically go.
00:47:47.800 You can be pissed, but go vote for Republicans anyway.
00:47:50.400 You have to.
00:47:51.900 It's so important.
00:47:53.220 Drag them in.
00:47:54.340 I mean, that's where, if we can get everybody just to show up, everybody that voted for President Trump just to show up,
00:48:01.220 we're going to be in really great shape. And he's out there campaigning as well. He knows exactly
00:48:07.360 what's at stake. It's really, this is the time. We would do so well if we can pull this thing off.
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00:50:10.780 That war is something.
00:50:12.460 You see that video that they just released?
00:50:14.360 They've held it back for three years.
00:50:18.500 Oh, that child?
00:50:19.280 That six-year-old kid who shot his teacher.
00:50:22.520 and then he's sitting there
00:50:23.920 cussing everybody out 1.00
00:50:24.760 calling him a bitch 1.00
00:50:25.380 and a hoe 1.00
00:50:25.880 that was so horrible 1.00
00:50:27.800 that was so horrible
00:50:30.480 you see exactly
00:50:32.280 who he's been around
00:50:33.400 to learn to even
00:50:35.540 speak like that
00:50:36.880 I mean he's 1.00
00:50:37.800 a total thug 0.99
00:50:39.100 this kid 0.92
00:50:40.320 I listened to that
00:50:42.660 and I couldn't believe it 1.00
00:50:44.240 he stole the damn 1.00
00:50:46.460 he stole the gun 1.00
00:50:49.520 from his
00:50:51.640 mom, he said.
00:50:54.780 Yes, this is Brian Torres. 1.00
00:50:56.280 He's calling his teacher a bitch and a hoe. 1.00
00:50:58.580 She's going, now we don't talk like that 1.00
00:51:00.620 lady. 1.00
00:51:02.680 After she shot him, I shot her. 0.98
00:51:05.600 Now we don't 0.86
00:51:06.560 use that kind of language. He's beyond
00:51:08.720 that. Wow.
00:51:11.180 He's beyond that. He's
00:51:12.580 hopeless. So the court
00:51:14.740 unsealed Officer Brian
00:51:16.880 Torres' body cam. That dude was born with a suspended
00:51:18.680 license. Yes.
00:51:21.640 and he was born with a suspended driver's license I mean yeah when you hear him when you hear him
00:51:29.420 talk and when you hear what he's saying even to the police officers these this child I'm in prison
00:51:36.520 that kid will be he'll be in juvie until he gets then he'll be there well it goes to show you what
00:51:42.640 an environment will do to a person because okay I when I teach tennis I teach a lot of kids right
00:51:49.020 and they're younger and i can hear them when i go out on the court and i can hear them say things
00:51:55.240 that the parents would say like if you don't stop right now i'm gonna have a nervous breakdown i'll
00:52:00.400 hear them say this to a friend of theirs like when they're when i'm doing drills and stuff with them
00:52:05.540 and it's like a nervous breakdown you don't even know what that is you have to say hit them a 0.96
00:52:10.740 backhand hoe you have no idea what that is you don't have to deal with that at least well that 0.99
00:52:19.000 That's the good news. 1.00
00:52:20.220 But at the same time, what I'm saying is some of the things that they say, it is exactly what they're getting from home.
00:52:27.100 And I'm in L.A. is probably kind of funny.
00:52:29.740 Oh, it's definitely different.
00:52:31.440 And so when I when I'm out there on the court with them and I hear certain things that they say, I'm like, that's the parents.
00:52:36.780 That's not them.
00:52:37.720 They don't know what they're saying.
00:52:39.300 They're just actually repeating.
00:52:45.040 So they said the lady holding him wasn't a teacher.
00:52:47.740 whoever was holding him still
00:52:50.060 now I know you just shot a teacher 1.00
00:52:52.500 and you're calling me a bitch 1.00
00:52:53.500 we don't use that language 1.00
00:52:55.580 probably a counselor
00:52:58.260 of some sort
00:52:59.540 yeah you're having a flashback
00:53:01.800 to 1964 teaching
00:53:03.820 oh boy
00:53:05.420 I mean they need
00:53:07.060 I got it
00:53:08.640 I'm just going to retweet it
00:53:11.040 I have it up on the screen cat
00:53:13.000 you want me to play it
00:53:15.160 yeah you can
00:53:16.940 yeah okay just for a second yeah so this is a six-year-old kid who just shot his teacher with
00:53:29.200 a gun right let me you know what i'm going to move it on over to this other screen because it's
00:53:35.500 important for you to see it all so let me get over there and get you straight up but
00:53:42.320 Yeah, this is pretty, pretty scary that a child would.
00:53:46.460 I mean, this is a child, six years old.
00:53:48.840 Keep that in mind the whole time you're watching this.
00:53:52.580 He just admitted that he had one.
00:53:54.720 All right, I got a weapon.
00:53:56.040 He had one bullet. 1.00
00:53:59.520 Fuck y'all, you fucking piece of meat, bitch. 1.00
00:54:02.100 Stop. 1.00
00:54:03.600 All right, let's leave the gun there.
00:54:06.860 Okay.
00:54:07.300 I told the AP that there was a threat earlier about it. 1.00
00:54:12.740 That nigga retired last year. 1.00
00:54:18.780 He is six years old. 1.00
00:54:21.360 He has been on a modified schedule.
00:54:23.500 His mother has to pick him up at 2.30.
00:54:25.880 This is his first week without his mother coming to school with him.
00:54:30.400 1346, myself and 2347 and the sheriff's deputy are inside room 11 with the suspect.
00:54:37.300 I came down the hall.
00:54:47.800 She had blood.
00:54:53.600 Wow. 0.72
00:54:54.840 We got some small handcuffs.
00:54:57.040 Very good.
00:54:57.780 How many of you are going to be in a row?
00:54:59.500 No, we're not.
00:55:01.600 Where's he in?
00:55:03.200 It's over here on the floor.
00:55:04.900 Okay.
00:55:06.760 1330, 10-4, we're ready to enter this building.
00:55:09.700 Go to the office for the victim.
00:55:13.220 Yeah, we got it.
00:55:14.400 We're going to stay.
00:55:17.800 You can stay for now, if you feel comfortable.
00:55:20.180 No, we're not here for you.
00:55:21.540 Unit 11, 10-4 for the match to approach.
00:55:25.540 Is he okay?
00:55:26.760 He's fine.
00:55:27.240 He's fine.
00:55:27.740 Are you fine?
00:55:28.520 One pick.
00:55:29.260 When you shot the gun, did anything hurt you?
00:55:33.040 No.
00:55:33.860 Let me see your hand.
00:55:34.780 Let me see your hand.
00:55:36.200 Nobody has fixed the phone.
00:55:37.320 Where is the weapon?
00:55:38.600 It's on the floor.
00:55:39.780 It's over there, boy.
00:55:40.920 Stop.
00:55:41.940 That's not how we stick to each other. 1.00
00:55:45.160 Fuck you. 1.00
00:55:45.600 Fuck you, bitch. 1.00
00:55:47.800 He's, uh, I mean, he does have the gun residue, looks like. 1.00
00:55:51.920 Okay.
00:55:52.980 Let's just not touch his hands or anything, okay?
00:55:56.020 Yeah.
00:55:59.020 All right.
00:56:02.280 Give me that, my brother.
00:56:03.240 How old is he?
00:56:03.900 My mom had that.
00:56:06.520 Yes.
00:56:07.000 I stole that from my mom.
00:56:09.000 Okay, buddy.
00:56:10.660 What's your name?
00:56:13.380 If you want a piece of me, come get it on me.
00:56:16.340 I don't care if you call back up. I don't care if I'm going to jail, bitch. 1.00
00:56:28.260 We know you know that language, and you know that's not appropriate. 1.00
00:56:31.340 Mrs. Kovacs is not happy with that.
00:56:34.400 He just hit the teacher, just so you know.
00:56:40.060 Even though we were blocked from that, you could hear us.
00:56:42.740 And that's when they took him.
00:56:44.280 She said, you're done.
00:56:45.180 And that's when the police officer took him away.
00:56:49.260 Wow.
00:56:53.320 Wow.
00:56:56.340 This is a six-year-old who shot his teacher, Rich Neck Elementary School, January 6, 2023.
00:57:03.920 And they just unsealed.
00:57:06.640 Yeah, they've had this body cam, but of course, they wouldn't just release it.
00:57:14.320 Wow.
00:57:15.180 telling you what you we're all subjects of our environment
00:57:21.000 yeah can you imagine his environment horrible that's the first thing i thought about is like
00:57:28.280 that poor kid in a way because he was taught that that that is something that he learned 0.55
00:57:34.600 the bullet cop said where's the um where's the weapon at it's over there ho
00:57:40.680 i mean what are we doing here what are we doing here but i mean this this kid is just about as
00:57:50.220 bad as bad can be he needs to be treated like an adult he wants to act like an adult show him what
00:57:54.280 that looks like right you want to be tough then let's go let's show you what being an adult is
00:57:59.960 like let's give you let's fast forward it for you because he shot somebody and he had no remorse
00:58:06.860 None
00:58:08.480 He kept carrying on
00:58:10.220 He wasn't worried
00:58:10.940 He's going to be in the system 0.60
00:58:12.040 Until the day he dies 0.92
00:58:13.120 Definitely 0.95
00:58:14.080 If he ever gets out
00:58:16.260 He'll be back in in two days
00:58:17.660 Gosh you are so correct
00:58:20.560 My gosh
00:58:22.020 Well on that note
00:58:23.660 I hope y'all are happy
00:58:24.620 For the show's over
00:58:25.900 That's it
00:58:27.760 We're going to leave
00:58:29.020 On a lively one
00:58:29.880 There you go
00:58:32.700 Alright well that's it for today
00:58:35.680 I hope you all have a wonderful rest of your day.
00:58:38.900 Be safe, be kind to one another, and we will see you later.
00:58:43.160 Bye.
00:59:05.680 We'll be right back.
00:59:35.680 We'll be right back.