This week, the boys are joined by a special guest to talk about how they grew up in the 80s and early 90s, and how they ve changed since then. Plus, a new segment called "The Big Ass Show" and a special Halloween edition of "The Sound of the Weekend."
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00:04:19.000I think when you get out of college and everything is about fairness, everything is about equality of outcomes, and once you've earned something unique to you, something that nobody else can earn, all of a sudden you're going, wow, this isn't just a merit.
00:04:31.000This isn't just a trophy everybody gets.
00:04:32.000This merit thing really means something.
00:04:56.000What's fair changes a lot, too, because what's fair when you're younger is not the same thing, because me getting what I earned, that is fair.
00:05:28.000So I was posted to Facebook on Halloween by one of the workers at the Six Four Women who work at the P1FCU Credit Union in Lewiston, who were apparently dressed as the 1988 Olympic Jamaican bobsled team, made famous by that film.
00:05:41.000So that was how they tried to defend it.
00:05:43.000People were attacking, and actually matters were made worse when the creator of the costumes clarified, we actually weren't the bobsled team, just subprime borrowers.
00:06:36.000So she's basically trying to burn the DNC to the ground.
00:06:39.000Of course, this is actually, as we know, her second stab this week at Relevancy after quickly deleting her ill-fated and widely met with skepticism hashtag MeToo tweet.
00:06:49.000You don't want to victim blame, but in some instances...
00:06:53.000Friday, the Louisiana Supreme Court actually refused to hear a suspect's case.
00:06:59.000So they claimed there was no violation of his rights occurring when he asked for, I quote, a lawyer dog, with the cops claiming he asked for a lawyer dog.
00:07:10.000In response to the suspect claiming that his demand for a lawyer should have resulted in the immediate suspension of interrogation, Scott Crichton penned a brief opinion concurring with the court's decision not to hear the case.
00:07:22.000He wrote, the defendant's ambiguous and equivocal reference to a lawyer dog does not constitute an invocation of counsel that warrants immediate termination of the interview.
00:07:32.000And this actually came to us from Salon, so of course there have been cries of racism right off the bat, judicial malpractice, with one opposing Disney producer actually claiming there ain't Nothing in the rule books that say golden retrievers can't practice law.
00:08:23.000So today, the CIA publicly released nearly half a million files from his hard drive, and it revealed that he actually had a passion for things like Resident Evil, I think it was Mario, and loads of Japanese anime.
00:08:33.000So people are really happy about that.
00:09:40.000Yeah, I guess, well, apparently he also pirated a lot of his games, so who would have thought terrorists would also be involved with piracy?
00:09:47.000It's like, Osama, it's not released yet.
00:11:28.000tweeted something, J.K. Rowling retweeted it, and then Stephen Colbert decided to make it a part of his monologue because that's what entertainment is now on television.
00:11:45.000tweeted a picture of his young daughter holding her candy bucket and said, I'm going to take half of her candy tonight and give it to some kid who sat at home.
00:11:53.000It's never too early to teach her about socialism.
00:11:57.000Yes, it's never too early to teach kids the danger of sharing.
00:12:08.000It's the old adage, but there's nothing compassionate about sharing somebody else's stuff.
00:12:13.000So if that didn't set it up for you where you can hear that the rest of Stephen Colbert's monologue will be misled, if not misleading, let's go into clip B. On Halloween, kids literally go door to door to get free candy from the neighbors because the kids don't have it, and the neighbors do.
00:12:36.000The kids create or purchase costumes, and for an entire evening they walk door to door tirelessly, and they're rewarded for their activity with candy.
00:12:49.000Yeah, and the only way this actually works is if that fat kid sits at home, does nothing, no costume, and makes everybody come and bring candy to him.
00:12:57.000That's the only way that's actually socialism.
00:12:59.000This other stuff looks like a little bit of work.
00:13:01.000And that fat kid, by the way, was Bernie Sanders.
00:14:08.000He says no child has willingly ever stayed home on Halloween, which, this is another thing, it completely echoes, again, the liberal idea of socialism.
00:14:15.000And this is an overarching theme that no one could possibly be in poverty.
00:14:20.000No one would ever forego trick-or-treating, right, if...
00:15:22.000Now, if we get rid of the kid who's going through chemo, who has leukemia, let's get rid of the extreme examples, it's far more likely that a kid isn't out trick-or-treating because he chose not to.
00:15:33.000Either because he chose not to through inaction, through not being prepared, or he just decided he wasn't going to go trick-or-treating, he was going to rely on somebody else to do it.
00:15:39.000The same can be said for adults benefiting from socialism.
00:15:42.000Good example, Sweden, where only 0.3% of refugees work.
00:15:50.000A National Bureau of Economic Research study concluded that in the mid-90s, the welfare reforms actually could explain about 50% of the decline in desire to work among non-participants, meaning people who are not in the workforce.
00:19:54.000Finish high school, don't do drugs, get married, and stay married.
00:19:58.000Not only will you not be poor, but the statistical likelihood of your kids being poor is next to now.
00:20:03.000The statistical likelihood of your kid finishing school, going to college, getting a job, getting married, where he ends up in prison is, are mommy and daddy married, and is daddy still in the house?
00:23:19.000In fact, when they'd ring up stuff at the grocery store, and you'd ring up one candy bar for $1.19, and they'd ring up another one for it, and it said $1.19.
00:23:25.000I thought this was calculating the total.
00:23:26.000I'm like, if it still says $1.19, let's just keep scanning candy bars all day.
00:26:54.000I'm actually going to have him on my podcast tomorrow.
00:26:58.000Remember in the 70s, dads would do things like set up a wall with bricks and stuff in the back garden wearing this.
00:27:05.000Like they'd have their slacks on, maybe an undershirt, but still they'd get cement on their dress shoes because that's the only shoes they had.
00:27:11.000Actually, I've talked about this a lot.
00:27:13.000My grandfather, French-Canadian grandfather, he used to get suits from the guy who owned the properties.
00:27:53.000And then they've got their basketball shorts on, their bare feet, like they're going to their kid's game in flip-flops and some undershirt with their armpit hairs everywhere.
00:28:04.000Everyone looks like they're in a pajama party these days.
00:29:53.000Because I think a lot of the childless, no offense, Jared and Stevie, but they have less skin in the game and they tend to sort of go, well, this is a bad week or this is a bad month.
00:30:04.000But if Islam gets to, say, over 10% of your population, You become a Sweden, and you become a Luton England, and you become a country that has a predilection, or an area, that has a predilection to terror, which is dangerous and horrible and scary, and is even worse for the next generation.
00:30:21.000Mohammed's the number one baby name in England right now, because they weren't paying attention to it.
00:30:25.000And I don't want that for my kids or my grandkids.
00:30:28.000What was it like having to explain this to your children?
00:30:32.000Because obviously there's a lot of misinformation when it came out.
00:30:34.000How did you just come out right and say, listen, Muslim guy killed people because he doesn't like people who aren't Muslim.
00:30:40.000There are people out there who just hate you because you don't share their religion and it's evil.
00:31:41.000At church or something, like when they were told on Martin Luther King's birthday that he was killed by a gun, and if only we could pile up all the guns in the country and have a big bonfire.
00:32:56.000Kids don't have a news show on CRTV. They're not interested in news of the day.
00:33:00.000They're interested in FGTV. My son's interested in the Mets.
00:33:04.000My daughter's interested in making videos on Musical.ly and chatting with her friends.
00:33:09.000I mean, we keep politicizing the apolitical, and that includes children, and it's a plague because only the very well-informed should be dabbling in this area.
00:33:19.000It's dangerous for the naive to get involved, and the naive is...
00:34:59.000Look at Charlottesville or look at Vegas and how it dominated 100% of the show for at least a week.
00:35:07.000I was supposed to be on Tucker, actually, when Vegas happened, and it delayed us like eight days, and then they said, oh, we've moved on to other things.
00:36:06.000I'm going to open the window, the emergency window, I'm gonna get on top of the plane with a bullhorn, and I'm going to announce to all of North America The difference between these white lunatics who kill people and Muslims is the Muslims are following a book.
00:37:36.000He was part of when Russia sort of got encroached by Islam, and now you have these all Ezekistans that have white dudes with big funny beards.
00:38:05.000And then you had liberal journalists saying, I know I live in New York, but the odds of that happening to me are a fraction of a tenth of one percent.
00:38:26.000It sounds like you do have to wait for Islam to conquer the entire United States and become the man before liberals have a problem with them.
00:39:42.000Hi, I'm Bill Richman, the half-Asian lawyer for Louder with Crowder, here to help dispel myths and clear up confusion regarding commonly misunderstood legal terms.
00:39:51.000Today we have a question about why is it that sometimes a person will be cleared of all criminal charges and yet still face a civil lawsuit?
00:39:59.000Aside from the technical differences of differing standards of proof and different remedies, perhaps the most common thing is that despite the fact that Johnny's never coming back, that family still wants those dollar-dollar bills.
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00:40:27.000It's a libertarian family values show where we talk about free speech on campus, the alt-left, drugs, guns, sex, and why conservatism is the new punk rock.
00:42:29.000I haven't had any major tragedies personally in my life that have, you know, really taken our family into...
00:42:40.000Difficult situations like so many families that I actually work with through my foundation and through the support work that I'm with I'm seeing people constantly that are You know, going through some very, very difficult challenges.
00:42:54.000So I just feel kind of blessed and thankful for the good fortune I've had.
00:42:59.000See, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
00:43:01.000He lists like 20 things that he's grateful for and compliments to everyone.
00:43:06.000And none of it was like the kind of Trump or Hollywood, like, and I'm the best at none of that.
00:43:11.000Okay, that's actually an interesting question.
00:46:21.000Joe Montaigne is another great buddy of mine who really is just, you know, wonderful guy, very charitable, giving person, very, you know, these are two guys that grew up in Chicago.
00:46:32.000I mean, we all grew up in Chicago together, so, you know, we have a history there.
00:47:24.000Yeah, I've heard really good things about him.
00:47:25.000Something that surprised me, obviously these allegations came out about Dustin Hoffman, but when I was reading the journals, this lady was talking about, not just Dustin, but all these things that went on, but she talked about, she said, I am in love with John Malkovich.
00:47:35.000She said, I love the way he orders lunch.
00:47:38.000It would surprise me because John Malkovich is an actor who is kind of known for that subdued rage, right?
00:47:44.000And when you see this coming, it's a perfect example of...
00:48:19.000I remember finding it so telling where this lady was writing and she went out of her way to say, I love the way I could listen to John Malkovich order lunch all day.
00:49:17.000When I was a kid and I was a troubled youth a little bit and I went to a counselor, he said, you know, if you're busy, you don't get into trouble.
00:49:23.000Do you think maybe that's a part of it?
00:49:25.000You're busy focusing on helping other people that, eh, okay, it's tougher to get into some riffraff.
00:49:32.000Well, look, service is a great healer.
00:49:35.000I remember many times being heartbroken over different things, meeting lots of our wounded service members back in the 90s, working with Vietnam veterans in the 80s who had been shamed when they came home from war and feeling very compassionate for them.
00:50:00.000After September 11th, feeling that I needed to do something to reach out to the men and women who were deploying in reaction to that and getting hurt and, you know, the families who were losing loved ones and everything.
00:50:13.000So I just started to serve and to use this blessing of good, you know, this good fortune I've had in the movie business and television business to try to do something positive.
00:50:25.000And it's grown into a full-time relationship.
00:50:28.000It's an ongoing life mission to give back to the men and women who serve our country.
00:50:33.000I get a great reward from being able to do that, and I've had some great success in the television business.
00:50:40.000Not only being well-known around the world for CSI New York or whatever it is, the TV shows and movies, The financial rewards have been good.
00:50:56.000And I've been able to take some of that, do some good with it, start a foundation, the Gary Sinise Foundation, do some good.
00:51:02.000And I know I get a lot of good feeling out of that.
00:51:06.000So I'm spending all my time trying to do that.
00:51:09.000I know there are people in the business who have made...
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00:55:48.000I'm glad she's okay, but it was pretty funny, and I would be a liar if I said I didn't watch it at least three times and called people over to look at it.
00:55:55.000Now, is she competitive with the Today Show in that time slot?
01:01:43.000Because Hollywood, though, has for a long time just reviled middle America.
01:01:47.000And if someone shows up who is a Christian in the film or is abstinent or is actually loyal to their wife, they're secretly the serial killer, right?
01:01:56.000So Hollywood has found themselves so open-minded and sexually progressive.
01:02:01.000How is this any surprise that this is an entire segment of society that prides itself on immorality and chastises those who criticize them?
01:02:17.000I will not have dinner with a woman who's not my wife, just one-on-one, and you cannot get accused of all the things that he may or someone else may be accused of.
01:03:03.000I'll tell you this, and this is an exclusive here, I have definitely been sexually harassed and gone after, but it doesn't, I don't go at home at night and cry in my pillow and like, oh my god, I'm so dirty.
01:03:14.000Okay, come on, you gotta give us a name now.
01:03:16.000No, god, the list, I mean, I mean, it goes on and on and on.
01:03:22.000Stormo came on this week, he was like, ah, Versace, yeah, Versace, tried to touch my pecker.
01:04:17.000So these are people who probably had great difficulty achieving attention from members of the opposite sex until they became a part of the Cool Kids Club, which was Hollywood.
01:04:27.000And so they come into it and now all of a sudden they've been given this platform and this power that they never had.
01:04:34.000And do you think that maybe they're the ones who are more likely to abuse it?
01:04:37.000Whereas for you, you've probably had to, since college, be aware if you're at a party, anyone could accuse you because it's like, that's Dean Cain on campus.
01:04:44.000You know, you get a sexual harassment suit on that guy and you're set for life.
01:05:05.000Like, Mike Pence would not have a hard time, you know, getting any punani in Indiana if he wanted to.
01:05:11.000So he's had training in saying no, just like you had training in saying no, whereas the other one's just going, give me, give me, give me, I need, I need.
01:06:07.000But I think with most of the other guys, it's the guys you talk about, the guys who maybe wouldn't be so socially popular and wouldn't have maybe the luck with the ladies that I've seen.
01:06:48.000And so this happened a lot when I was 18, 19, and I'd be doing stand-up all the time.
01:06:54.000Opportunity was there all the time, right?
01:06:55.000You have five shows that weekend, a room of 200 people, okay?
01:06:59.000All the time, either trying to follow me.
01:07:01.000Often the hotel room is right next to the club.
01:07:04.000And I'm like, no, listen, especially when I had a girlfriend, no.
01:07:09.000And the next guy, the guy who would be the headliner, would literally be like, hey, I'm having a party over at my place, and invite them into their room.
01:08:34.000He's trying to soften what he's actually done.
01:08:35.000What he really means is he slept with someone's sister while his friend was in the house, and that's going to come out, and then it's going to be like, I'm running for Senate, and I have to apologize for this.
01:09:27.000And I have an Instagram account, but I almost never use it.
01:09:29.000It's true, because all the ladies chase him too much on the Instagram account, and then he has to fend them off and say, no Weinsteins here!
01:15:02.000A lot of parents, they're just chasing their kids.
01:15:04.000It's like, listen, your kid's not going to run into the fireplace unless he's really stupid, in which case he should probably run in there anyway.
01:15:10.000Like parents are like, oh no, I feel like kids inherently, parents since the beginning of time, they didn't just watch their kids every second.
01:15:16.000They're inherent things that kids know.
01:15:19.000There's information that's just innate.
01:15:20.000I think it's funny too, because liberals probably, I think they see working less in socialism as That's the evolution, right?
01:15:28.000That's the evolvement from working so hard.
01:15:30.000But you don't realize people were dying before they realized they needed to work.
01:15:34.000That was what evolution was working to eat.
01:15:37.000And I don't want to seem Darwinian at all in the sense that, well, it's just if you didn't eat...
01:15:42.000Because we had villages, but we had villages in the sense that it provided some level of protection, some level, of course, of a safety net where you realized there was strength in numbers.
01:15:49.000But if other people were out hunting and foraging and then you just ate it, And sat in your ass all day?
01:15:53.000No, there was no Stephen Colbert with a late night, you know, teepee monologue saying, oh, just give him the boysenberries.
01:16:53.000And the government's only job is to protect your natural rights.
01:16:56.000So the thing about, obviously as a Christian what we believe, the morals that we put in place, but also the free enterprise system, it's a way to guide natural rights to be as effective as it can be.
01:17:08.000That is, we recognize that, listen, people inherently, they're going to fend for themselves.
01:17:12.000People who forage and hunt, if you let them reap what they sow, they're going to go out and they're going to benefit everyone in the village.
01:17:17.000They're going to bring back that woolly mammoth.
01:17:19.000They're going to bring back that bison.
01:17:21.000He might charge you or he might have you working for him, but that guy went out and he led.
01:17:25.000And so the way we create a system, the free enterprise system, the capitalist system, is a way to harness the best of human nature through natural laws.
01:17:34.000Whereas you look at the left, and I do mean today the regressive left, the left like Stephen Colbert who quotes Karl Marx bar, really Karl Marx and Frederick Engels.
01:17:41.000You look at communism, what's it trying to do?
01:17:43.000It's trying to fly in the face of natural law, which is why they don't believe in natural rights.
01:17:47.000They don't believe in your God-given right to freedom of speech.
01:17:49.000They don't believe in your natural right, your God-given right to self-preservation, the Second Amendment.
01:17:54.000And so they don't really have a lot of respect for natural law.
01:17:57.000They say, no, no, we know that every civilization is in the beginning of time.
01:18:16.000Those people who are sitting down talking about the village.
01:18:19.000But socialism, Marxism, communism has never benefited the globe as a whole as capitalism, free enterprise, a constitutional republic like the United States has.
01:18:30.000And it really does come down to, this is what I was talking about, and I hope to see a lot of answers to the question of the day.
01:18:33.000I'll try and talk with you guys on YouTube about it.
01:18:36.000The idea of merit over fairness, because for a long time when you're young you think about fairness of outcomes, equality of outcomes, and the left is still stuck there.
01:18:45.000Bernie Sanders, who's never worked a day in the private sector in his life, that's why he still believes it.
01:18:49.000You're hard-pressed to find a single business owner who believes that.
01:18:52.000And anyone out there, and I know we have some people who watch the show, like I just had someone recently who was a world powerlifting champion, like, hey, this is what I do, I can't really talk about it publicly, but yeah, I really appreciate the show.
01:19:01.000We have some people who are really elite in their field.
01:19:03.000Anyone who's ever achieved something great in any realm of the human condition, whether it could be athletic, it could be physical, it could be emotional, it could be spiritual, it could be financial.
01:19:12.000Anyone who's achieved a level of greatness understands the amount of work that went into that, understands that the big difference is the follow through.
01:19:20.000Following through, if you've gotten really good at a sport, think of a hobby, darts, right?
01:19:24.000The big I found in my life where I've been somewhat successful has been, all right, committing to something and following through it.
01:19:32.000That's how you probably get good at guitar.
01:19:33.000That's probably how you get good at golf.
01:19:34.000The thing is, people tend to follow through on things that are hobbies because it's fun.
01:19:38.000It's easy to follow through on something that's still fun.
01:19:40.000But following through on something when it's no longer fun?
01:19:43.000Well, see, that's where free enterprise actually encourages you to go against the worst part of the natural human condition.
01:19:55.000But if you follow through, if you innovate, if you create something, you're going to be rewarded by the village because that's something that they need.
01:20:02.000The big differentiating factor, and we don't like to acknowledge this often, is the follow through when things aren't fun.
01:20:12.000Finding new treatments for cancer, creating the internet.
01:20:15.000I guarantee you there are points with every great technological advancement, medical advancement, or every great contribution to American society that we can think of, there was a point where it was no longer fun.
01:20:25.000Just like your sorry little ass didn't want to get out when you were 12 years old and go trick-or-treating, but you realize it was one of your last prime years and you felt bad and you tried to get it back.
01:20:34.000You didn't feel like doing it, so you didn't follow through.
01:20:36.000Well, free enterprise, a capitalist system unlike socialism, unlike the Karl Marx who Stephen Colbert praises, acknowledges and validates and rewards the follow-through, which is what makes great people.