REAL AF with Andy Frisella

00:00:00.000 What is up guys, it's Andy Priscilla and this is the show for the realists, say goodbye 0.99

00:00:20.760 to the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking 0.99

00:00:24.920 reality. Guys, today we have Andy and DJ and Sal and Cameron Haynes, Cruz the motherfucking 1.00

00:00:34.800 internet. That's right, you heard that. You heard that right. We are joined today by a 0.98

00:00:41.140 legend and it's definitely not Sal. I was getting ready to step in there. I know you

00:00:45.680 were, that's why I had to say that. I had to jump in and stop. You're bad, bad, bad, bad.

00:00:49.460 Yeah. Knocked it out of the park. Cam Haynes, man. What is going on, dude? 0.99

00:00:55.960 Man, just here in the first form. What is this? A campus. This is huge. This is amazing.

00:01:03.200 I'm just so impressed with this facility here. Everything you guys have going. First time

00:01:08.420 here. It's an honor to be on the set of Real AF with all you guys.

00:01:13.220 It's an honor to have you here. You have a lot of fans here in this building, a lot of

00:01:17.920 fans on the show. I know we have a lot of cross-listenership to the Rogans and some of

00:01:24.460 the other shows, the Jocko shows that you've been doing lately. You got a new book out.

00:01:28.840 Yes. Congratulations on that, man. It's called Endure. I haven't read the book because I haven't

00:01:35.100 had time to read the book yet, but you're an incredible dude, bro. Everybody that I know

00:01:42.140 that listening to the show probably knows a lot about you. For the guys who don't, who

00:01:48.840 are you, man?

00:01:49.340 I'm a bowhunter. I grew up. My mom and dad got a divorce, so I just bounced between my mom's house

00:02:00.120 and my dad's house, trying to figure out what was going on and where I wanted to live. I just had a

00:02:05.940 hard time really getting direction. Athletics gave me some direction. I could focus my energy on football,

00:02:13.140 basketball, baseball, so that's what I did in high school. Then after that, man, I needed something.

00:02:17.840 I didn't have anything going really. My buddy, Roy Roth, got me started bowhunting. That's all

00:02:25.920 I've done ever since. I was about 19 years old, started hunting when I was 20 with a bow. I'd

00:02:32.100 rifle hunted before that. For the last 34 years, I like to be known as the bowhunter. That's all I do.

00:02:40.920 You're the bowhunter, right?

00:02:42.140 That's a very humble description of who you are. I think most people that know you know you as a

00:02:50.120 tremendous athlete as well and also a tremendous American, bro. It's a fucking honor to have you 0.97

00:02:56.300 in this building. 0.99

00:02:57.420 Oh, thank you. I feel like we share the same sentiments in regard to the country and the

00:03:03.720 pride in America and the workforce here and just everything that's important to us. We feel the

00:03:09.940 same, I feel like. It's just, man, it's an honor to be here. Thanks for the kind words, too.

00:03:15.360 It's 100% fact. Sal's figuring out how to become your best friend right now.

00:03:21.000 No, I was sitting there thinking. What I was thinking is a good way to describe Cam for those

00:03:26.580 like who don't know or are new or listening or just have not been on the internet for the last

00:03:30.660 eight years. The best way to describe Cam is that the scene in Pulp Fiction when they're in the

00:03:35.400 diner, you know, and he's like, you need to get in there and grab my wallet. Which one's your

00:03:41.280 wallet? It's the one that says bad motherfucker on it. I'm glad it was that scene, not the pawn 1.00

00:03:47.600 shot. No, that's DJ. Hey guys. But see, you're not, you're not Ving Rhames, bro. You're the guy

00:03:58.600 from the box. Oh man. Oh bro. So, so tell us a little bit about the book, man. Cause I want to

00:04:06.520 cover the book a little bit, but really do. We're going to talk about some other things, but I know

00:04:11.260 you've been, you know, you're probably exhausted of talking about the book, but let's talk about it

00:04:15.500 just for a second. Yeah. I mean, why I'm excited about the book. It wasn't my, I didn't have this

00:04:20.000 big goal to write a memoir and tell my story or whatever, but, um, that now that I've done it,

00:04:26.380 I've, I had to get kind of prodded to, to get it going. But now that I'm done it doing, you know,

00:04:31.820 going full born, what I'm excited about is that my story, I'm just, I'm an average guy came from,

00:04:37.680 you know, just a lot, a lot of situations that a lot of people can identify with and just basically

00:04:44.180 changed my dreams and my passion stuck with it, stuck to what I was good at and just basically

00:04:51.260 put in work. And so the, the formula of the book is like, stick with something long enough, work hard

00:04:56.080 enough, and you can achieve whatever dreams you have and make a difference in this world. I didn't

00:05:02.480 feel like I'd ever be in a position where I'd be sitting here talking with leaders of an industry

00:05:06.960 in a setting like this. If you'd have looked back on my life as a teenager, you'd have thought

00:05:11.420 this guy's going nowhere. He's a, you know, fucking what's he going to be doing drinking 1.00

00:05:16.060 beer on the weekend and having a normal job. And, uh, I just found something that I could pour 1.00

00:05:22.380 myself into and here we are 30 years later. So what's wrong with that drinking beer in a weekend

00:05:27.520 thing? Well, yeah. I mean, if that defines you, that's a problem. Yeah. I think, you know, I think

00:05:34.340 I do literally the show that I did yesterday, um, with my buddy, Kyle, Kyle Creek, who's an author

00:05:42.140 and I think we'll be remembered as one of the stoics of our time. Um, thought leaders of our

00:05:48.320 time. We were talking about the same exact thing. You know, it became at one point in life, that was

00:05:52.720 my identity. You know, it was who, it was what defined me drinking beer on the weekends. And yeah.

00:05:57.600 So I think like a lot of people, I think that lifestyle captures a lot of people that never

00:06:02.000 escape. And, uh, I'm excited to read your book because one of the things I appreciate most about

00:06:07.520 cam and we talked, we spoke about this in the gym earlier, but, but I just want to say this on the

00:06:12.080 show because I think it's worth noting. Um, you're a fucking legend, dude. And people know that it's 0.99

00:06:19.320 recognized and you may not feel that way. And I don't think you do know, you know, and I, you know,

00:06:24.600 but what I appreciate most about you, um, is that you understand the importance of, of relating

00:06:33.480 in a humble way and telling the truth about yourself, um, in terms of, you know, not basking

00:06:40.780 in that legendary status, but saying, no guys, I'm a normal dude, just like you. And this is how I got

00:06:47.440 here. And, and I wish we had more of that. And I really commend you for leading from that position

00:06:52.380 because a lot of people don't, a lot of people, when they get to be successful or they become

00:06:57.720 recognized and people start to admire them for what they've achieved, um, they, they bask in that

00:07:04.920 and they say, Oh yeah, I'm great. I'm this, I have these special things in reality, dude, we, none of

00:07:10.400 us have anything special. We just work and we grind and we, and, and dude, I just, I really fucking 0.95

00:07:16.080 appreciate that, man. Oh, because it's a great example for people. And, you know, thank you. I mean,

00:07:21.720 it means a lot, but when somebody says, what's your advice or, or tell me what to do, or I'm like,

00:07:29.120 I don't give advice because I know how I feel inside and how I feel inside is I'm just, I'm

00:07:33.980 flawed. And I, I doubt myself many times. And sometimes when I doubt myself, the only thing

00:07:40.080 I can think to do is just work. Yeah. Just put in work. I'm like, I don't really know what,

00:07:44.740 what I'm going to do. And my buddy Roy taught me this. We'd be out hunting and it seemed like it was,

00:07:49.840 we weren't going to find the animals or the country was, was beating us down or the weather

00:07:53.420 came in. And, you know, he'd say, well, I go, what, well, what do you think? He'd go, I don't

00:07:58.940 know, but let's just get out there and see what happens. So same, same attitude. It's like, I don't

00:08:03.740 have the answers. I'm not a guy who's going to say that, yeah, I'm a leader, do what I say and you'll

00:08:09.040 have success. Mostly I share how I've screwed up and what I've learned. And I hope you can learn

00:08:15.820 something from it too. It's, it's no different than how we raise our kids. And I've told my boys

00:08:20.900 the same thing. It's like, I'm not judging you. I'm not saying you're bad or this is bad. I just

00:08:27.440 have been through this already. And I'm telling you what's, what happened. I know that stove is hot.

00:08:32.540 Yeah. Right. You don't need to touch it. Trust me. And so it's like that lesson.

00:08:36.640 Some of us still got to touch it. I kind of want to touch it. The camera ain't touching it. I want to

00:08:40.960 just a quick touch, but, but yeah, so it's like, we're not, I don't know. I don't need to be

00:08:46.480 considered this leader or this, you know, I mean, you use the word legend. It's like, that's, I think

00:08:51.860 of myself, I can, I look at myself in the mirror and I know how I'm just have as many doubts as

00:08:58.540 anybody else. So I'm just trying to make a difference by sharing my story. And, uh, I hope

00:09:03.300 people can, I think that's what makes you special. I really do. I think that's that attitude is what

00:09:08.060 makes you so special. And, uh, I think that's what really, that's the re the real attitude

00:09:14.120 that inspires people to, to believe they can become and, um, it's noble. So it's, it's very

00:09:20.420 much respected from, from all of us. We talk about it all the time. So appreciate it. It's

00:09:24.680 really cool to have you here. Now we do have some business to address. All right. DJ. Yeah,

00:09:30.040 we do. I think I, it actually flows perfectly, man, because there's more and more people are

00:09:33.960 seeing that like success is not that hard to achieve and people are just regular.

00:09:37.420 Right. So it is achievable, but now we know with all the shit going on in society, like it's 0.98

00:09:41.780 important to, to appreciate these opportunities that we have in this country and how, how much 0.96

00:09:46.420 they're being jeopardized. Right. Well, we talk about this all the time. We talk, there's lots

00:09:49.580 of people out there talking about the problems, the problems, the problems, and guess what? We

00:09:52.520 talk about the problems too, but men like cam are out here leading and showing the solution.

00:09:59.580 The solution is always going to be what you do in your daily actions. Yeah. You know, it's,

00:10:05.540 it's a, it's who we become. It's the standards we hold. It's, it's the ripple effect that we,

00:10:11.040 we are able to create, even if it's just one or two or three other people in our direct lives.

00:10:16.600 Yeah. The biggest problem that I think people have right now is they believe that they can't

00:10:20.360 have an impact because they don't have a big audience. When in reality, dude, that attitude

00:10:25.940 is what's costing us the country right now. Right. You know, it's real, man. But I even

00:10:29.500 think to DJ's point, he's saying success is not hard. Actually it, it's not that it's not

00:10:33.780 hard. It's that it's achievable. It's difficult. Yeah. It's very hard. And I think the fear of

00:10:39.880 public opinion is what keeps most people from putting their toe in that water because we live

00:10:43.940 in a social environment where you get judged really quickly and you get judged, you know,

00:10:47.360 on a platform. When in reality, anybody who has achieved anything that's great in life or anything

00:10:52.400 that's of status has been in the exact same position and they've been flat on their fucking 0.99

00:10:56.200 face. And that's what you have to realize is like falling is part of the process, but getting back up 0.99

00:11:01.200 is also part of the process. And that's the piece that you learn. That's the piece that,

00:11:04.740 you know, when you get to be around people who have had success, that's what they, that's the

00:11:09.080 skill that they develop. It's not, it's not falling. It's getting back up and it's putting

00:11:13.820 one foot in front of the other. It's working through that mental, that mental funk. You know,

00:11:17.300 we were talking earlier, it's when you're running next to Cam Haynes, well, he probably doesn't feel

00:11:21.920 the same way I do. He probably doesn't want to quit. He probably doesn't, you know, his feet don't hurt is,

00:11:25.460 you know, he's not tired. He's not, I bet they did it one time. Fuck it. I bet you they do now.

00:11:28.840 You know what I'm saying? Like that's the thing about success. You know, it's like, oh, that it's

00:11:32.700 different for them. No motherfucker. It ain't different. That's what you realize. And I think 1.00

00:11:35.940 that's the, to Cam's point. And I think that's what I admire and appreciate is, you know, it's,

00:11:41.660 you got to get back up and get back in the game. Even when you're at the top of your game or in the

00:11:46.080 top tier of your game, you got to play and it's going to hurt and it's going to be hard. It's going to

00:11:49.720 be difficult, but it's worth it. You know what I mean? You got to sign back up and ante up for that shot.

00:11:54.040 And a lot of people won't sign up the first time. That's the hard part that you have to

00:11:58.920 cross over. That's that threshold. You got to, you got to be willing to, to fall on your face.

00:12:03.000 And I'm feeling that right now, what you're talking about. Like I just walked out of the

00:12:05.720 gym, shoulder pressing 20 fucking pounds, you know, for me, that's yeah, but that's progress. 0.98

00:12:11.320 It was zero pounds last week. You know what I'm saying? 0.98

00:12:13.300 Yeah. The problem was eight months ago, it was 400 pounds, but Hey, you know what? That's the

00:12:18.520 point. I posted it. I posted it exactly for that reason, bro. You got to be willing to look

00:12:23.820 bad to get great. You got to be willing to do it. It's the biggest obstacle, but that's also the

00:12:29.840 most relatable piece, right? I mean, to Cam's point, I'm just like you may no different.

00:12:35.080 Well, a good example of that. I thought about it right when you were saying that, as you said that,

00:12:39.740 you know, you would be running and I probably hurt too, but you were thinking I wasn't hurting.

00:12:43.640 It's the, I talk about this in the book. I was running Boston marathon in 2008 with,

00:12:48.680 and Lance Armstrong was ahead of me and I was just dying, but I was trying to catch him. It was like,

00:12:52.680 you know, the legend of Lance. And I get up there and his pacers had dropped off and he was kind of

00:12:57.840 by himself. And so I'm, I'm with him running and I'm just dying. I'm like, I'm going to go down in

00:13:02.940 flames, but I'm running with Lance. You know, this, I probably can't keep this up. Uh, you know,

00:13:06.900 if I pass out, if I throw up, whatever, whatever happens, happens. So I finally catch my breath a

00:13:12.740 little bit. And I asked him, I said, uh, I said, how are you doing? And he's like, good. And, uh,

00:13:19.780 he goes, is this heartbreak Hill? And I said, um, I said, no, I don't think so. It's, it's up here,

00:13:24.900 you know, in between gasp. And, uh, he goes, he goes, Oh God. He goes, I'm fucking dying.

00:13:31.580 And I was like, I gave me this boost because I'm like, I was dying, but I thought he was, 1.00

00:13:37.540 because I was looking at his calves going, fuck, I wish I was an Olympian. You know, it's just like, 0.98

00:13:41.260 he's probably just cruising. And he says he's dying. And it's like, then all of a sudden I got

00:13:46.160 another boost. Cause I'm like, well, I'm dying too. But if we're both dying, that's all,

00:13:50.300 you know, let's go. Yeah. So it's like, nobody's any different than anybody else. We all go through

00:13:54.940 the same exact challenges. Yeah. Everybody falls down. Who gets up the most. That's right.

00:13:59.800 That's it. That's cool. That self-doubt talks real man. You know what I'm saying? And then here

00:14:04.500 Lance Armstrong says that, that's awesome. I was getting ready to my joke. I got a terrible story.

00:14:09.880 Let me tell it. I ran a mile yesterday. Yeah. But you run for your life.

00:14:16.160 Dude, dude, I tease people all the time. I'm like, bro, if you see me running,

00:14:20.960 you better fucking run. And I also say, well, haven't I said this for like years, dude? I'm 0.99

00:14:25.840 like, I'm like, dude, I don't know if I can run a mile right now. Cause like, I don't even like,

00:14:30.920 but you know what? I ran that fucking mile yesterday. Pretty easy. Adrenaline's a hell of a 0.99

00:14:35.740 drug. For those of you guys that didn't catch it, there was a fucking tornado here that came out 1.00

00:14:40.460 right whenever like I was out in the middle and like, I had to run squirrely fast. Yeah. He was 0.98

00:14:45.760 scared the fuck out of me. No bullshit. Lance Armstrong, he's got competitive advantage. You 1.00

00:14:49.420 know, he's a little lighter. He's got one nut. He's only sitting in one, one of them. Yeah,

00:14:53.400 that's true. And he had, I was bad karma, bro. His book, his book is what I think is one of the

00:14:59.420 most underrated books of, do you know him now? Is he your boy or well, Rihanna has been in touch

00:15:04.760 with them. Um, we're, I was going to do his podcast and I was like sometimes, and I said this on a

00:15:09.660 different podcast, as you mentioned, I've been on a run of podcasts, but I thought, you know how you can

00:15:14.560 create things in your head. And then it started off on this one image and then it turns into this

00:15:20.660 whole other story. And then you're believing this whole other story. Cause you like thought about

00:15:24.280 it so much. So I'm like, maybe he didn't even say anything to me. I made it up this whole thing,

00:15:28.860 but, uh, he read the book and he's told Rihanna, he remembers me and remembers that. So, I mean,

00:15:35.540 I guess I didn't make it up, but no, I don't know. He was dying. It's the first time in his life.

00:15:39.120 He was like, fuck this. I'm not climbing that hill. What I was going to say is he had, he was 37 0.99

00:15:43.660 and I was 40 at that time. So he also, but lighter and younger. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And you know what,

00:15:50.580 though? I never really got the, this is real, real talk. Okay. Cause like I come from sports

00:15:55.720 background, like a lot of us do. And I have a big mouth as everybody knows. Um, and when you play

00:16:02.280 sports and you have a big mouth, what's the result of that? You get made to run. Okay. So I have this

00:16:06.940 negative association of running. I'm like, fuck dude. Fuck that. Fuck you coach. It's 1.00

00:16:11.680 punishment. Yeah. But yesterday when I was running dude, and it sounds stupid because I know a lot of

00:16:17.040 you guys run a lot further than me. That's not my cup of tea. Okay. I'm a weight guy. Um, but dude, 0.95

00:16:23.580 I did get to a point where I was like, fuck this sucks. But I kept going dude, because I was scared 0.99

00:16:29.340 and I'm like, I got done and it sounds weird. I don't know if you saw me walk in yesterday,

00:16:33.980 but I mean, I was soaked. Like it, it was bad. Like I don't get scared. And I grew up in tornado

00:16:42.140 alley and like, I'm not a fearful guy. I was fucking scared. I was running scared for real. 0.98

00:16:47.140 And I realized like, Holy shit, this is why this is what it's about. Like I, it made me realize the 0.98

00:16:53.700 running thing in a very short window. Yeah. Like, yeah, there's some purpose to it sometimes.

00:16:58.940 Yeah. I felt good about it. I got done and I'm like, damn dude. Yeah. I lived. Yeah. Not only did

00:17:03.740 I live, I pushed through that, that hurdle of like, where, like I thought that like, if I wasn't

00:17:11.640 scared, I would have quit, but I was scared and I pushed through it and I made it. And then I,

00:17:16.700 I kind of surprised myself and I was like, Oh, it made me, it sounds fucked up, dude. Like if you guys 0.97

00:17:22.380 know me, it sounds fucked up because it made me kind of want to start running. Yeah. Oh yeah. You fucked up. 0.98

00:17:27.100 Somebody call somebody. Yeah. Global warming's got to your head or something. 1.00

00:17:34.020 It's all those paint fumes I've been huffing out. But dude, I, it made me like have a new,

00:17:39.560 like, it sounds so weird. Cause it's like, you guys, you're running 20 miles at lunch.

00:17:42.780 No, it doesn't. But it made me get it. Like, you know, I'd have never really got the running thing.

00:17:48.260 No, but I mean, there's a, there isn't a euphoria. The runner's high is a real thing.

00:17:51.140 It is. I mean, like I got done. I felt pretty bad-ass. Yeah. That's the advantage humans have

00:17:57.240 over animals. If you get down to it is humans have endurance. We're built for endurance. You know,

00:18:01.980 other animals, like maybe a wolf, they could compete probably out run us, but most animals

00:18:07.840 they're good in short bursts and then they're done. Yeah. Humans, because we sweat, we can keep

00:18:13.220 that going. And we ha we have the endurance advantage over most animals. Well, it was, it was a,

00:18:18.320 it was a little bit of a, I'm not saying I'm going to start running. Yeah. I'm not committing

00:18:22.240 to that. Not signing up to that. But I am saying I'm interested. Yeah. That's a start. Yeah.

00:18:27.420 No, it all starts somewhere. Yeah. We also have a competitive advantage over animals. We can

00:18:32.420 shoot them. Yes. They can't shoot us. You know, however, they're usually stronger, faster, 1.00

00:18:37.520 have better hearing smell. Have you ever done bear bear hunts? Listen, I am completely ignorant

00:18:44.720 into the hunting world. So if I ask stupid questions, please tell me I'm stupid. But like 1.00

00:18:50.080 that, like the bear, can I say that from the business perspective is dumb? No, I'm just saying 0.99

00:18:55.240 like, you know, when you ask me questions, can I just be like, well, that's a stupid fucking 1.00

00:18:58.820 question. Um, no, you're not allowed to say that because it's, I'm the fucking, why does Cam get 1.00

00:19:04.840 the fucking great business and you're trying to assert your business dominance and there's no 0.99

00:19:10.420 fucking chance. Okay. It's asserted. You're, you're, you're, you're very good, but you're 1.00

00:19:15.440 still in the karate kid phase. All right. Wax on, wax on. I already waxed all them fucking

00:19:20.080 walls. Yeah. Get the bug out of here. Yeah. Sweep the leg. So yeah, no shit. Uh, I'll let 0.99

00:19:26.060 you know when you're ready for that. All right. You can step into the ring. You ain't ready

00:19:29.680 yet, son. Uh, you're very good though. You're like a, you're like a, you're a black belt, 1.00

00:19:35.740 but the next 400 employees, is that okay? We'll have a discussion. Okay. I got to cross

00:19:39.920 over the thousand. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I can get on the internet at that point in

00:19:43.720 time and I can have a, I can have a, you're, you're allowed to make more motivational reels

00:19:48.000 at this point. Got it. All right. Qualified. Uh, no real talk. You guys don't realize that

00:19:54.900 he's probably the best business guy that I know. Um, I want to know real talk about bear

00:19:58.960 hunt. Yeah, I do too. I do too. Uh, yeah. Yeah. I hunt bear every year with archery. That's

00:20:04.360 all. I only bow hunt. I remember I'm the bow hunter. Okay. So I didn't know some guys do

00:20:08.720 all of it. Yeah, they do. I, um, and yeah, I don't have any problem with people who rifle

00:20:14.040 hunter use other weapons. Even DJ's mentioned the crossbow a few times that for me, it's

00:20:19.900 just bow. I just, I love my bow. I love, uh, it seems like the most pure form of hunting.

00:20:26.640 It's, uh, you know, rifle hunters might argue that they feel, you know, pretty pure in their

00:20:31.660 pursuit also. But for me, I like getting close to the animal. I like having that interaction where,

00:20:36.600 you know, normally when you get in rifle range, you shoot hunts over when bow hunting, you,

00:20:43.180 when you get in rifle range, it pretty much just started. Yeah. Now you got to get all the way

00:20:47.640 down to 40 yards and bow range of these animals. So that is the, the challenge and the thrill for

00:20:54.000 me and what drives me every day is competing. I feel like one-on-one with them. Um, as far as bear

00:21:00.600 that's, I love bear hunting because again, I like that challenge. I, I like the purity of the pursuit

00:21:05.640 and, um, hunting, uh, uh, something that could kill easily. Yeah. It's like, so black bear I've

00:21:14.120 hunted since I first began hunting it back in, you know, 89 was my first year bow hunting, but I

00:21:20.460 also hunt grizzly bear, brown bear in Alaska. I like the, I like the intensity of hunting top of

00:21:27.520 the food chain. So you're putting yourself in a, in a dangerous position to do those hunts.

00:21:31.860 Yeah. I want, I want to be at my very best and nothing, nothing requires me to be at my very

00:21:36.820 best. And if I have a grizzly 40 yards away, that's crazy. What's that like? It's awesome. 0.96

00:21:43.000 I mean, it's like, I'm, you wear brown pants just in case.

00:21:48.720 I would. You got wet wipes on deck. Yeah. It's intense. I mean, it's, but it's what I,

00:21:56.400 you know, it's what I do. Yeah. So it's like, I don't, I don't, my heart doesn't get going.

00:22:01.920 I just feel like this is what I prepare for. Yeah. So I got to deliver a perfect arrow.

00:22:06.840 That's some crazy shit. I mean, that's, that's bad-ass shit, dude. That's, that's bad-ass shit. 1.00

00:22:11.220 So can you walk us through your first grizzly hunt? Because I, you know, you see a black bear, 1.00

00:22:16.140 you know, and they're, you know, I don't want to say, wasn't Alaskan brown bear bigger than a

00:22:19.560 grizzly bear? Yeah. Well, you know, it's all grizzly species, but brown bear eat fish. Yeah. So the

00:22:25.960 ones that are on the coast, cause they're getting that salmon, it's basically, they get more protein.

00:22:29.540 So they're bigger animals and they can get up to a thousand pounds or even more. A brown bear

00:22:35.340 grizzly generally is about 600 pounds or still big animal. Yeah. And they're so strong for, I mean,

00:22:41.500 you could imagine a 600 pound man that was just shredded. Yeah. Unreal strength. Right.

00:22:49.040 Say Andy Priscilla. Pretty much. Exactly. I don't know. Not that.

00:22:55.400 You should have seen him yesterday. Runs at 40 miles an hour. That's right. I run at four to 40.

00:23:03.880 How fast does a grizzly bear run though? I mean, it's something stupid, right? It's like 30 miles 1.00

00:23:07.240 an hour. Yeah. 30, 35. I mean, they're fast. I mean, you're 40 yards away, 30, 35 miles an hour. I

00:23:12.520 mean, I mean, you're, you're one hour away from a snack, bro. Yeah. There was a one example.

00:23:17.700 That sounds interesting to me. Now, like if I went and tried to shit, I'd get myself killed. 1.00

00:23:20.780 You were in a glass cube. Yeah. It's the first time seeing a bear like that. The first time I was 1.00

00:23:27.560 on Kodiak Island, I was deer hunting and Roy and I, who got me started bow hunting, we split up in one

00:23:32.980 of our separate ways and we're like, okay, we'll see in a week, you know, cause we're no gear. It's

00:23:37.780 big country. We like hunting on our own, making all the calls. And so I was out by myself and I see this

00:23:44.400 bear and it looked like the size of a car. I mean, it was giant. It's probably a thousand pound bear

00:23:49.160 and on the Southern end of Kodiak, there's no tree. So it's just kind of alders, uh, high grass.

00:23:55.900 There's nothing to climb to get away from. And you see this animal, this big, and you're just like,

00:24:00.200 oh my God, I wasn't hunting it though at that time. So it was a little bit different. You just,

00:24:04.980 mostly when you kill a deer, you want to watch downwind of where you're at because that scent of the

00:24:10.580 dead animal is going to go, a bear is going to hit that scent and come right to you.

00:24:14.240 So you're working on your animal, breaking it down and you're watching downwind. Um,

00:24:19.820 hunting them. I, I hunted the first, for the first time in 2015, hunted brown bear.

00:24:25.400 And there was, it was a epic hunt. Some of it's on YouTube, but I snuck in, there's this bear

00:24:31.500 sleeping. I could see it on the edge of this Creek and it was bedded down there. And this tall grass

00:24:36.440 were right on the tidal flats. So it was just grass. And then the, the salmon weren't really in

00:24:41.860 yet. The bear get down by the water, ready for the salmon to come in and that salmon weren't in

00:24:47.440 yet. So the bear were eating grass. And, uh, that kind of gets their stomach going after they come

00:24:52.860 out of hibernation and things like that. Well, so there's bear sleeping there. I get the wind ride.

00:24:57.580 I sneak down and I get 40 yards away and it stands, it gets up and it's staring right at me kind of

00:25:02.660 downhill. Cause I'm down on this Creek and he's up on the edge of the, of the lip, lip of the

00:25:08.160 Creek bank. And so he's looking downhill and just staring right at me. And that was the one I range

00:25:13.720 it's 40 yards away, come to full draw and he's facing right at me. So normally like what people

00:25:19.220 will tell you is whatever way the bear is facing, when you hit it with the shot, that's the way it's

00:25:24.360 going. A frontal, because it's facing me very intense, but I drew back. I held my pin. I felt

00:25:32.900 really good. I slowly squeezed off. We were filming it. Arrow just tracked perfect, hit this bear,

00:25:38.700 like maybe an inch to the right of where I wanted, but right in the front of the chest,

00:25:43.100 went all the way through and came out. This bear made this noise as arrow blew through it. And it

00:25:48.460 went actually the other way. It didn't go the way it was facing, but it went the other way.

00:25:51.700 It was a, it was a boar, a male brown bear. When it made this noise, a sow that had like kind of

00:26:00.540 yearlings, they weren't cubs. They were yearlings with her. She heard this and she was about a hundred

00:26:05.840 yards away. She stood up. I could see in the grass, this other bear standing up a big bear.

00:26:10.340 And it had these full grown, they weren't, they weren't cubs at the time they were, but they were

00:26:14.480 her cubs, but they were old enough to survive on their own. They just kind of hang out sometimes

00:26:17.960 with in the area of mom. Well, anyway, she stood up and then she comes over and she's

00:26:22.800 over there where that boar was bedded and, and female bear don't like male bear because male bear 0.96

00:26:29.740 will kill the cubs. So she comes back in heat so he can breed her. So they're very protective of male

00:26:37.060 bear. And so this, where I hit that boar, it took off. She came over to it, heard where he'd made that

00:26:43.520 noise and then found blood because my arrow went through them. And then that, the combination of

00:26:49.080 all this shit going on, the smell of the male bear, the blood, she went kind of crazy. And I'm 0.99

00:26:56.700 standing there. I had walked up on the bank and my buddy Roy was behind me. And I was like, I said,

00:27:01.760 God, that, that sow's on that blood. And he's like, yeah. And she runs out trails and my bear went 130

00:27:07.920 yards and died in seconds. It was a perfect shot. So she gets out on that male bear and she starts 0.63

00:27:14.260 tearing it up, attacking it and hairs going everywhere. And I'm like watching. I go, I said,

00:27:19.520 she's tearing up my bear. And, uh, I was like, Hey, she's tearing shit up grass and stuff. It's like, 0.99

00:27:28.240 God dang, she's going to thrash my hide. You know, it was my first Brown bear. And, uh, Roy had his, 0.98

00:27:33.440 there's a gun. I didn't have a gun. And I said, I go shoot out there, get her off that bear. 1.00

00:27:38.400 So he lines up, boom, shoots, not trying to shoot her, but shoots off to the side. Nothing. I said, 0.96

00:27:44.320 shoot again. Boom. Shoots again. She like looks up, kind of got snapped out of that trance she was in 0.97

00:27:49.980 and she sees us and she starts coming sprinting. I mean, she's like, she has so much shit going on, 1.00

00:27:57.240 gunshots, blood, male bear or full grown cubs. So here she comes sprinting. And we're on the, 1.00

00:28:04.000 the other side of the Creek by this time. And here she's coming, getting closer and closer and

00:28:09.120 closer because 35 miles an hour. And Roy's like, he goes, if she crosses that Creek, dude, he goes,

00:28:14.560 I got to shoot her. And I said, yeah, I know. And so she blows across the Creek, runs up to our side, 0.98

00:28:21.800 20 yards away, standing. She stands up. She's looking at us and looks big as shit is an old 0.99

00:28:27.780 sow. And, uh, we're going to get out of here. And I had an arrow knocked up and we're going to get 0.99

00:28:32.900 out of here. And she's looking, she drops down and just full charge. And Roy's just sitting there,

00:28:38.400 boom. And hits, he hits her right off the neck, but right here and just folds her and drops her. 1.00

00:28:44.540 And, and I go fuck like that. And he goes, he goes, dude, I had to, I said, I know, but God 1.00

00:28:51.420 damn it. I said, I didn't want to kill another bear. We were just like, did not want to kill this 0.98

00:28:55.860 bear, but she gave us no choice. Right. So now we had my bear killed, killed this bear that,

00:29:01.440 that attacked us killed. And that happens up there. You know, people always say we have a

00:29:06.580 greater chance of being struck by lightning and then attacked by a, well, that's unless you're

00:29:11.460 hunting bear all the time. So when you're hunting bear all the time, you have a pretty damn good

00:29:15.900 chance of getting, having an issue. Right. So it happens. And you had no idea that they were even

00:29:20.900 there. No, when you, when you, we hadn't seen her. And so it's called defensive life and property up

00:29:26.920 there. Cause it happens in that country. If you're in it enough, you're going to have bear issues. So

00:29:31.240 we just said, told the, the game warden, yeah, defensive life and property, explain the situation.

00:29:35.960 They said, yeah, it happens. And that that's the way it goes. And, uh, you know, her, 0.83

00:29:40.100 the bear with her were old enough to survive on their own, but it just wasn't, we didn't go there

00:29:44.520 to kill a sow. Right. We went to kill boars. Yeah. And, um, so it was just kind of a tainted

00:29:50.680 that experience a little bit, but that's just the nature of hunting predators that are at that level

00:29:57.040 of the, they're used to being at the top of the food chain. Yeah. They don't legitimately. Yeah.

00:30:01.420 Well, at that point, dude, it's you or them. Yeah. That's it. Yeah. And so it's like, um,

00:30:06.060 but as far as intensity, I just, that those type of things, not the bear charging, having to kill

00:30:10.980 another bear, but that, that whole time, that's like what we live for. And that was the, what drives

00:30:18.040 that, or I mean, it's etched in my memory, all my hunts are, but that was the last year I was able

00:30:22.960 to hunt with Roy. And then, um, soon after, well, that was July. We had did a moose hunt in September.

00:30:29.880 And then in October he was sheep hunting and fell and died. So that was our, our last one of our,

00:30:36.340 our last two hunts. And we just had two epic hunts back to back pretty much. And just what year was

00:30:42.960 this? 2015. Yeah. And this was just hunts that, you know, we lived for. And so all I always have

00:30:49.380 that memory and that experience, but that was what defined us basically is those. That's what we,

00:30:54.700 that's, that's the game. All we cared about. Yeah. That was it. Yeah. So when you say what,

00:30:59.620 what's it like bear hunting or what, it's just like, that's just, that's what I live for. Yeah.

00:31:04.080 And just seeing if I can have what it takes. Yeah. That's incredible, dude. Yeah. Yeah. I don't

00:31:10.380 have a lot of emotional up and downs there. Yeah. I mean, it's a, it's not for everybody. Yeah. It's not

00:31:17.060 a lot of people think, you know, hunters are just these dudes that go out and just kill shit 1.00

00:31:21.400 because they want to kill shit. It isn't even about that. No, I mean, I, I actually, you know, 1.00

00:31:27.400 I don't enjoy the killing aspect of it. Yeah. I love the challenge. I love the pursuit. I love

00:31:33.460 testing my skills, but when I kill the animal, I don't, it's not like I'm laughing and happy and

00:31:40.700 just like, I just, I feel, you know, I, I love animals, but I'm a hunt. I'm a bow hunter and being a

00:31:49.100 bow hunter killing is part of it. So I accept that we all humans. Um, it takes life for us to survive,

00:31:58.080 whether you're killing it yourself or paying somebody else to kill for you. Life is, is there's

00:32:04.300 a cost of life for you to survive. So, I mean, I, I'm, I'm willing to get the blood on my own hands

00:32:09.340 and do that. I don't enjoy it, but it's just part of who I am. So it's just, it's just, I accept it.

00:32:15.240 Yeah. And, uh, yeah, so it's not, and that's most hunters have that sense of, um, it's, it's a

00:32:22.260 bittersweet moment. It is because you've achieved what you work for and what the goal you set,

00:32:27.360 but it's also at the cost of an animal's life. So you need to take it seriously. Yeah. And we do.

00:32:32.200 And so that's, I mean, that's just kind of the journey of a hunter though. Yeah. Yeah. It's

00:32:36.240 interesting because I didn't grow up hunting. Sal didn't grow up hunting. So that's like something

00:32:40.360 that I always had a bias against. Um, meaning like I never really understood it. Right. Like I,

00:32:45.760 I'm an animal guy and I would talk to guy, I'm, you know, like the Drury's and we became friends

00:32:50.920 with those guys and I started to talk and I'm like, yeah, it's really not for me because I never did

00:32:55.240 it. But then when you talk to people who do it and who value and respect the experience, um, it

00:33:02.420 becomes a lot more understandable to someone who never grew up that way. You know what I mean?

00:33:07.160 I actually think that's a, I mean, I, I've never heard it positioned that way because I've shot

00:33:11.280 one deer in my life and I didn't like it, but that's what I didn't like about it. Yeah. It's

00:33:15.640 not, I mean, I eat meat. I love meat, you know, all types of meat. And, you know, I understand that

00:33:21.200 somebody's got to do the work in that sense. I didn't. And honestly, until you have positioned

00:33:25.960 that way, I never thought about maybe those guys don't enjoy that piece of it either. Yeah. They

00:33:29.800 love the process. They love the result, but they don't really like that piece. I thought that,

00:33:34.680 you know, like I remember put the deer, you know, in the side. Yeah. And I'm sitting there,

00:33:39.260 you know, I'm focused on breathe, take a deep breath and start having maybe a little contemplation

00:33:42.600 moment, you know, bam. Yeah. And then, you know, she fell and went through the process.

00:33:48.200 God, man, I didn't really like that. Yeah. You know, I thought I was going to, that was

00:33:50.560 going to be the exhilaration, but it wasn't, you know, now I liked harvesting the animal.

00:33:54.120 I like cooking it. I like going through the process. I liked all of that, but I didn't like

00:33:57.560 that piece of it. Yeah. And it's interesting to hear you say that actually you don't either because

00:34:02.820 then it makes me feel maybe that's not so weird because it does make sense. You know,

00:34:05.620 like I, I love eating meat. Well, I think it's a great skill that for men to have. And I think

00:34:12.480 it's also a great understanding for men to gain and women to gain humans to gain. I don't mean to 0.67

00:34:18.500 say just men, but you know, Hey, look, dude, this is how we got to this point. Yeah. We went out and

00:34:24.200 did these things. This is what, like, you could say all you want. Oh, I don't like it. I don't agree

00:34:29.300 with that. Oh, blah, blah, blah. You that's a privilege you have because people did that

00:34:33.340 for, for thousands of years and still do. Yeah. I think too, the, like there's a massive regard

00:34:38.800 of just life there to the, an appreciation of life that you get from doing that type of

00:34:42.480 stuff. Yeah. I'm saying that I think it's actually the opposite of what most people think.

00:34:45.820 Yeah, for sure. I mean, think of how many people lack the regard of human life right now.

00:34:50.280 Yeah. Look at our major cities across our country. You're complaining about me going to shoot

00:34:54.340 a black bear. Like, was it because it's black? Like, what's the deal? You know what I'm saying? 1.00

00:34:58.340 Like, there's other issues going on right now. Yeah. Well, it's a, you know, it does,

00:35:04.640 you contemplate life and death because you're seeing it. And a lot of people aren't exposed

00:35:08.800 to death in that way. And so they don't really know how to process it. And as I can just point

00:35:13.980 to, I look at my DMS, the DMS I get like from anti hunters or, you know, they want to kill

00:35:20.060 me because I kill an animal. They want to kill my family or put my daughter's head on the wall. 0.99

00:35:24.680 And it's like, well, that's somebody who's never had to take a life, you know, to survive. 0.59

00:35:29.560 Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You live in a place of privilege. You're not even recognized.

00:35:33.060 Right. So they have this perspective that's based on, it's not, it's fantasy because even if you,

00:35:41.020 whatever, you don't kill an animal, you think you don't kill an animal for that salad to get that

00:35:45.760 salad, animals died to live in your house. Animals were displaced and died to clear that land,

00:35:51.680 to cut the trees down, to build the house, you cost animals lives. So you're just ignoring that

00:35:57.780 fact because it's not convenient. That's right. And then you see that I'm doing it and a heart with

00:36:02.480 hunters. Um, I'm not saying every hunter feels like me because some hunters they've worked so hard.

00:36:08.000 Maybe they are happy. It's like, finally I did this and they made them might be smiling. Right.

00:36:12.880 And that's fine. That's that it's their journey to interpret the way they want. Right. They kill

00:36:18.380 the animal. They can feel the way they want. I feel melancholy, but when you go through that and

00:36:24.960 you see that you just, you're not hunters aren't sending anti hunters death threats because we know

00:36:30.460 what it means to, we know what life and death value of it. Right. So it's, I don't know. I think

00:36:36.300 there's even with your experience, you, you know how you felt. It just gives you a better perspective.

00:36:42.000 Right. Right. And it's, I think we all could grow from that, whether you hunt or not, or

00:36:46.380 just being aware of it. Well, I think that's a big piece of life that most people that those are

00:36:51.180 the first ones who cast the judge, you know, the judgment, because they don't really have a

00:36:55.040 perspective. They don't have a true perspective and they don't, they don't look at it from the

00:36:58.160 other person's point of view. They just cast judgment. Yeah. And I think that's the part of

00:37:02.280 society, especially social media, that's really, um, disheartening because it's easy just to start

00:37:09.180 pointing the finger and casting blame and, and, you know, calling people, you know, names and

00:37:13.200 saying, sending threats. When, when in reality, like you step back and you start to realize like,

00:37:18.040 you know, we're all humans. We all have different interests. We all make mistakes. We all have likes,

00:37:23.080 we all have dislikes and it all, it takes all of us to make the world go round. Yeah. You know,

00:37:27.160 and it's going to take somebody, even if you're going to go buy a filet at the grocery store,

00:37:32.420 somebody's got to do that. Somebody's doing that work. It's like Kim said, dude, even if it's a

00:37:36.760 salad, it's part of the deal. You watch when a, when a, when a field is harvested, whether it's

00:37:43.060 wheat or whatever it is, corn, whatever you watch once, once the machines that harvest it go through

00:37:49.080 what's going on, there's buzzards circling because all the, there's animals dead all throughout

00:37:53.660 there. So they know it's time to eat. Yeah. Well, your salad or your, the wheat for your bread or

00:37:59.660 whatever caused all that death. I mean, people are just out of touch with reality. Yeah. It's the

00:38:05.200 whole, it's the whole problem that we have in this whole entire country. Those people sending death

00:38:09.360 threats are the same people that are fucking crying about everything fucking else. They're detached from 1.00

00:38:14.240 reality. They don't have the ability to critically think or observe or learn. And it's intentional.

00:38:19.440 It's been intentionally bred into them. And, um, you know, hypocrisy is rampant. Yeah. I appreciate 0.91

00:38:25.920 you coming on and sharing that story because for me as a non hunter, um, I get him, you know,

00:38:31.460 and dude, I get invited. I think people are surprised when they hear that. I don't hunt to

00:38:36.120 be honest. Um, cause he got the beard. Yeah. Like I, yeah, right. You know, yeah. Like all that,

00:38:43.320 you know, from Missouri and all that shit, but like we even wear camo. Yeah. Right. But the thing is, 0.97

00:38:47.940 uh, I get invited to go on all these hunts and I never accepted because like, I, I, I, I don't know.

00:38:54.820 I don't think I would enjoy the killing part of it now. Now, now, now we're talking about bad

00:38:59.960 people. I would have no problem with that. And that is the fucking truth. Like I'm, I'm begging

00:39:05.320 for you to test me there. Um, but I think, you know, after having Kyle on yesterday and we talked

00:39:11.160 about this and the combination of like how they're processing our food now and what they're putting

00:39:15.500 into our food and then having to, you know, this experience of being able to talk to you about it

00:39:20.380 and just feel the real emotion about it. Um, I think I'm going to accept some of those offers

00:39:26.420 and just learn about it. Like for real. Well, there's, there's a different feeling too. When

00:39:31.240 you're the one out there, you kill the animal, as I explained, but then also you're bringing that

00:39:34.980 meat home. And so then you're sitting around with your family and your provider. And for me,

00:39:40.180 another big thing is I like providing to my community, to people who haven't tasted,

00:39:44.040 uh, tried wild game meat, or maybe people at work, you know, when the pandemic hit there,

00:39:49.420 it was tough to get meat. So I would take this cooler into work, fill it up with meat from,

00:39:53.800 you know, bear, bighorn, elk, deer, whatever I had in the freezer. And people would take it home

00:39:59.300 and they'd make, you know, if it's hamburger, I had tons of hamburger, you know, that's tacos,

00:40:03.540 spaghetti, all this stuff. And it's like being a hunter has always been being a provider for the

00:40:09.440 community. That's, that's, you've mentioned hunting for thousands of years. So that's the

00:40:13.420 hunter's role. And when you're, you are that provider and you're giving, it's like, here,

00:40:17.840 I killed this. I want you to, to eat it. It's a whole different, you feel like a sense of purpose 0.97

00:40:24.360 then it's like, you feel like, okay, this is, yeah, I can, I can deal with this killing. So

00:40:29.300 they don't have to, but they know that it happened. Yeah. And it's just, it's just different.

00:40:34.580 And those tacos are good. They're good. Yeah. Oh, but I think, no, bro, I feel that dude. Like I

00:40:40.220 feel what you're saying for real. Like, cause, um, you know, we're all providers and in different

00:40:45.840 ways, but that's a very, very straight up masculine way to provide. Like it's a real,

00:40:54.060 it's an obligation. I think for the way society is going, it's a, it's a tremendous skill for

00:40:59.020 anybody to possess. Let's be honest. Yeah. Um, because I don't trust what they're put. I don't

00:41:03.620 trust them anymore for anything after what just happened the last couple of years. And the sad thing

00:41:09.320 is it's been going on now that I've woken up to what this is, these kinds of things that have

00:41:14.420 been going on for decades. And, um, I don't trust, I don't trust the pharmaceuticals anymore. I don't

00:41:20.220 trust the food anymore. I don't even trust the water anymore to be completely honest.

00:41:23.760 Well, I'll tell you, I feel when you eat wild game meat and if I eat super, like super dense,

00:41:30.680 for some reason, I feel different when I eat bear, like even stronger, better. But when you eat wild

00:41:36.100 game meat over extended period, you can tell the difference. You feel different in a better way.

00:41:42.640 You feel like an higher octane, like you're putting in regular gas and you're putting in

00:41:47.000 the premium. Yeah. You know, it's like premium fuel and it's just different. Then you throw in

00:41:52.160 that aspect. Like you've, you did it yourself. Yeah. The self-sufficient feeling. And it's like,

00:41:57.280 it just makes it seems like this is how it's supposed to be. Yeah. That makes a lot of sense,

00:42:01.760 man. It really is how it's supposed to be. I mean, there's not really any argument to that

00:42:06.240 because if you take away all the technology and take away all the food processing, you take away

00:42:10.780 all the dependence on, on our government. Um, and you break it down to, are we going to survive?

00:42:16.260 Are we not going to survive? You don't have that skill. Guess what? Yeah. Some of you don't survive.

00:42:20.100 Yeah. That's it. So it is really actually how it's supposed to be. Yeah. Um, and I wouldn't be

00:42:25.480 surprised if, if there's actually science that backs up what you're saying, we just don't know about it.

00:42:31.760 Yeah. I mean, they'll, they'll hide it. Yeah. Right. Exactly. Exactly. Like it, it, you know,

00:42:37.080 I came up where I came up, hunters were revered. It's kind of like this area here where hunting is

00:42:41.940 like kind of a lifestyle, you know, for probably in the outskirts here, but where I was, it's like,

00:42:46.700 if you were a hunter, that was a good thing. No, it's a good thing here for sure. Yeah. And some,

00:42:50.840 but in some places now, because of social media and different things and so social justice warriors,

00:42:55.960 I guess, easy for me to say, um, hunting has kind of got a black eye a little bit, but it's like,

00:43:01.400 I'm still from that time where we, you know, hunters were revered and looked up to and respected.

00:43:06.800 And so that's, I think that's, I don't know, that's a different where I was going to mention

00:43:11.600 this too, with the social media, because everyone has access to these hunter pages, people who don't

00:43:18.540 hunt and never hunt and have a hard time with the smiling with the dead animal. You know, when you're

00:43:22.720 sitting there, you just killed this animal. Then you got a big smile. Somebody who doesn't hunt is

00:43:26.160 going, what is going on? Why people are sick? Yeah. Yeah. And so that's where it's a little

00:43:31.300 confusing. And it used to be confusing for, for even someone like me. Yeah. Used to be hunters

00:43:36.040 would only be showing to themselves. Like it was a honey magazine. Hunters were buying that. It was

00:43:40.980 on the outdoor channel. Hunters watched that now it's everywhere. So we just need to be cognizant of

00:43:47.140 you can follow and unfollow. Right. I might just say that that's the bigger thing, man. Like,

00:43:50.400 I mean, we need to get back to that day and age where, Hey, if you don't like,

00:43:53.100 if you didn't like a TV, a TV show that was on, that was on turn it off. Yeah. Change

00:43:57.420 the channel. Yeah, I know. You know what I'm saying? Well, dude, look, that's a whole

00:44:00.700 that, that, that we're speaking about the entitlement of the entire world right now.

00:44:04.880 You know, like people have, this is a big reason why people can't be successful because

00:44:08.740 they feel entitled that other people are supposed to approve of them or like them. When

00:44:12.780 in reality, um, half the people are not going to fucking like you. That's just the reality 0.99

00:44:17.680 of life. But I mean, that's a great point going back to the success side. Half the people

00:44:21.960 won't go because they're afraid of how everybody judges them. Yeah. But if you just accept the fact

00:44:26.480 that, Hey dude, um, I'm being entitled by expecting people to approve of what I am doing or who I am

00:44:32.500 or what I'm about, then it takes away the pressure. Cause you're like, well, I have an unrealistic

00:44:36.840 expectation for society and that's a me problem. Yeah. And for you to actually go out and become

00:44:44.160 notable at anything, you have to understand that there is a reality you're going to deal with. 0.99

00:44:49.000 And the reality is this half the motherfuckers ain't going to like you no matter what you 0.99

00:44:52.180 do. Yeah. That's it. I'm sorry. The crazy thing is too, man. Like we went from a society 0.99

00:44:57.080 where it's like, I, I, I don't like what Sal does. Bullshit. That's cool. Right. But now 1.00

00:45:02.460 it's like, if I don't like what Sal has done, I have to let you and the whole fucking world 0.97

00:45:05.700 know that I don't like what Sal does. Like it's just so stupid. 1.00

00:45:08.720 Yeah. But I think everybody's, I think, I think most people see they, I think that those 0.99

00:45:12.720 people used to have leverage on the regular common sense people, which I will call that 0.97

00:45:16.860 then 85% they were followed by 20 other fucking bot accounts. No, bro. It was new. It was 0.98

00:45:22.320 new. 10 years ago. Those girls are my friends. Dude, look 10 years ago when someone got fired 1.00

00:45:28.360 from their job, they would go on the internet and fucking throw this tantrum and everybody 1.00

00:45:32.620 else would join in with them and be like, Oh my God, I fuck, fuck those guys in that 1.00

00:45:36.980 company. And it's not now people get fired from their job and they do that shit. And 1.00

00:45:40.820 most people are like, yeah, well, what the fuck did you do? Right. And it's the third 0.99

00:45:44.820 time that person's done it. So what I'm saying is society is learning that there's just a

00:45:51.000 segment of people that are going to complain about fucking everything. And those people 0.99

00:45:55.340 are, I think they're on the way wrong side of the social momentum right now. I think those

00:45:59.700 are the people getting blasted. It's like, Hey dude, shut the fuck up. Well, Cam, you're 1.00

00:46:02.620 probably a good, uh, measuring stick on this because, you know, as you have grown in social

00:46:09.780 media notoriety, like, do you get more hate now? Or did you get it five years ago whenever

00:46:13.600 it was kind of new to the marketplace? If you will, I get less now I get, I get, yeah,

00:46:18.700 I was getting more five years ago. Yeah. Yeah. So now it's well, Rogan's helped this kind

00:46:23.180 of this we've, we've been able to educate. So there's a black guy you could get by people

00:46:28.280 not getting the kill shot picture with the smile, but there's also an educational piece

00:46:32.040 where the people who take the time, they'd be like, wait a second, like you like, Oh,

00:46:36.280 that's a different perspective. You know? And if they see it, then it's like, that's a great

00:46:39.800 opportunity. Um, so yeah, we've, we've benefited from that too. And it's, I think it is a turning

00:46:45.760 of the tide, but it goes back to enduring, right? Like five years ago, you know, could have

00:46:50.660 backed down, could have said, you know what? I'm not going to post that because people don't

00:46:54.240 like that. Well, I remember one, like maybe 25 years ago, I remember one of my buddies told

00:47:00.000 me that he's like, Cam, you're too competitive, you know? Cause it's like, and I thought I

00:47:04.720 was like, that is the greatest. He's trying to slam me like saying, you need to settle

00:47:08.720 down. You're too competitive. But it's like, that's, that's how we got here. Right? Yes.

00:47:13.860 That's a compliment. Too competitive helps you win. Yes. And you got to be a touch crazy.

00:47:19.360 Yeah. You know what I mean? You have to be a touch. Listen, dude, if, if, if, if people ain't 0.92

00:47:23.280 calling you crazy in this world we live in, you're fucking, you're in the wrong place 1.00

00:47:27.360 because they're the fuck crazy ones. It's, it is, uh, it's cool though. Cause I look 1.00

00:47:32.140 at it, Cam, I think from a respect standpoint, going back to the legendary status, not that

00:47:36.360 you would, you'd like the comfort zone there. I've been a, Andrew noses. I've been a huge

00:47:40.400 cam supporter for years. Right. And I, going back, you know, I would say if I was guessing

00:47:45.400 we were trying to figure it out earlier, 2016, 2017, somewhere in the realm. In fact, I bought

00:47:49.700 probably one of the first hats you ever made. Do you remember when you did a collab

00:47:52.700 with branded bills? Yeah. And I did, I bought a keep hammer and a little leather tag there.

00:47:57.080 I don't know whatever year that was about that time. Yeah. They make a nice hat by the

00:48:00.140 way. Yeah. Yeah. They make a great hat. And so, you know, going back to, it's just, you

00:48:04.920 know, I wasn't into hunting. Right. I followed you. Yeah. But I didn't follow you because

00:48:09.480 you hunted. I followed you because of the mindset that you bring to life. It's like, you

00:48:12.980 know, I'm gonna get up. I'm gonna get after it every day, every day. And I don't care how

00:48:15.840 old I am. I don't care what the, what the weather is. I'm going to shoot. I'm going to

00:48:19.580 practice. I'm going to run. I'm going to perfect my craft and I'm going to attack. And I think

00:48:24.020 that mindset for me is what attracted me to the brand, not hunting. Yeah. Hunting's the,

00:48:29.460 it's just kind of, it's who you are. Right. But it's the process that, and that, that you

00:48:33.880 preached and, you know, showed and taught and loved that I think I related to most, you know,

00:48:39.380 because those are the 16, 17, 18, probably the hardest years, at least for me in business

00:48:44.280 and us, you know, going through those years, you know, because it was trying to scale and we

00:48:48.340 you're going through all, dude. And you feel like you're, you know, you're every day, you're,

00:48:51.860 you're repeating the process and you're going and you're like, what the fuck is that? You know, 0.98

00:48:55.040 right. It's happening, but it's not happening yet. Yeah. And I think, you know, watching you

00:49:00.140 from afar and be like, all right, this guy shows up every day. Well, it's the slogan, dude. Keep

00:49:03.620 hammering. Keep hammering. Like it couldn't be more accurate. I've watched this dude throw arrows out

00:49:07.400 of his kitchen. I don't hunt. I don't throw arrows. I've watched him throw arrows down the side of his

00:49:11.120 truck. He's a Toyota guy. I've watched all of these things over the, you know, the course of

00:49:15.080 life. And it's interesting because it is, it's keep hammering. Yeah. Well, show up and keep

00:49:19.420 hammering. And that the book isn't, isn't a hunting book. It's just like you said, it's outlast. So

00:49:25.700 it's endure, outlast, keep hammering, just keep working. Bro, do you not believe that that's the,

00:49:30.680 I truly believe like I've been doing what I do for, this is my 24th year. Okay.

00:49:36.980 He's 25 years old. Yeah, that's right. I look back. That's right.

00:49:41.240 Uh, but dude, you know, people, people sometimes like, especially younger entrepreneurs, you know, 0.98

00:49:48.860 they come in, they see what we got going on and they're like, Holy shit, bro. And I'm like, 0.93

00:49:53.740 yeah, man, like this is all I've ever done for 24 years. Like if this was all you've ever done

00:50:00.040 every day, literally every day for the last 24 years. And besides like eat, breathe and use the

00:50:06.480 bathroom. Yeah. Um, you'd probably be further than me. Cause I'm kind of an idiot. You know

00:50:11.980 what I'm saying? Like it's the truth. And, and, and dude, it's, there's too many guys out there

00:50:17.240 willing to, and women that are willing to say, Oh yeah, I'm fucking just really great at what I do

00:50:21.680 instead of telling the truth, which is now dude, it was hard, but I just, I didn't really have an

00:50:26.740 option. I just got up and did the shit. You wanted to quit. How many times I did? I made a post on 0.99

00:50:31.500 yesterday. I said, back in my first 10 years, I wanted to quit every fucking day years, 10 through 0.98

00:50:36.540 15. I wanted to quit every other day. Now I want to quit once a week. Yeah. Tuesdays are hard. 0.98

00:50:45.180 And people laugh and they're like, bro, are you serious? I'm like, yes, I'm serious, dude. Like

00:50:50.200 that's it. It really is outlasting everybody else. That's the whole key. Wow. And so I always tell

00:50:57.300 everybody, let, let the other guy quit, let them quit. It's this, you know, it's, I think that's

00:51:02.060 the, I think that's the entire key to success in literally anything. I think it's just showing the

00:51:07.780 fuck up and just doing it. And even when you don't feel like doing it, just getting it done, man. 0.93

00:51:12.480 Not every day is going to be the best day you ever had. No. You know, uh, I would say that the,

00:51:18.620 the best day, like the, like when people think, people think that shit's easy for you to go out and 0.98

00:51:22.980 run 20 miles on your lunch break, bro. Yeah. Like sometimes I'm sure that's really difficult 0.98

00:51:28.500 for you to do. Yeah. And I mean, but it gets done. I just did the Eugene marathon. And when I was doing

00:51:34.140 it, I was like, Holy shit, I can't believe how hard these, I forgot how hard these were. You know, 0.98

00:51:38.360 I've done it. I don't know how many marathons, but it's, yeah, it's, you know, something worthwhile.

00:51:43.260 It's going to be hard. Yeah. When you, I will just say, I could see a lot of people, probably almost

00:51:49.160 everybody walking around this facility here and they would love to say, Oh, it must be nice to

00:51:53.820 work here, build this, be part of this must be nice. Right. They weren't there during that whole

00:51:59.520 grinded out all the doubts you had all the times you wanted to quit, but yeah. So it's, we're really

00:52:05.060 good at looking at, you know, the top of the mountain and saying, look at those fuckers up there. 0.99

00:52:09.360 They forgot they had to climb up there too. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. Helicopter didn't drop us 1.00

00:52:13.580 off, bro. Right. So, but it's like this country is, I mean, if you're willing to sacrifice and

00:52:21.040 endure and stay consistent and that's what, that's what is crazy. So I have some kid from some redneck 1.00

00:52:28.480 town who had nothing going and that could make the New York times bestseller list. It's gonna,

00:52:33.080 I mean, are you kidding me? Yeah, it's gonna. So if you need any, we're going to make it happen.

00:52:36.580 This building, that book, what that is, do you need any more proof of what's capable

00:52:41.980 or what's possible with hard work? Well, bro, people look at, like you look at,

00:52:46.920 one of the things that I try to remind people of is like, dude, just on a normal drive that you go

00:52:52.240 wherever it is you go, like drive down the street. Okay. And you see from here, I live four and a half

00:52:59.000 miles away from here. I see a hundred different companies on the way from there to here. Every single

00:53:05.340 one of those companies is a story. It's a story of someone at some point in time who said, I'm going

00:53:12.100 to create something that all of their friends said, you're full of shit. Okay. And they said, 1.00

00:53:17.600 no, I'm not, I'm going to do this. And it materialized. And we look at like the amazing

00:53:23.500 things that we have in our lives, like these phones or like, you know, like I know Steve Wozniak

00:53:29.300 who helped invent the technology of this phone. He's a normal dude. Yeah. Okay. Um, the airplane,

00:53:34.920 the Wright brothers, like imagine, imagine living in the turn of the century in 1900 and these two 0.97

00:53:40.520 motherfuckers walking up and telling us, yeah, bro, we're going to build this machine and we're 0.98

00:53:44.100 going to be like birds and we're going to fly. Like everybody's like, the fuck you are. You're 1.00

00:53:47.780 doing that shit. Yeah. And here we are. Now we have airplanes that fly in the sky that are the size of 1.00

00:53:56.400 like six Greyhound buses that carry hundreds of people from one side of the country to the other

00:54:01.520 side in a couple hours. Like, so dude, that's a, we're, we are surrounded, surrounded by what's

00:54:10.680 possible with freedom with freedom. And that's why I'm so passionate about maintaining our freedoms

00:54:18.240 that we are getting inched back and back and back and back. And I think the reason that guys like you

00:54:24.780 and Rogan and Jocko and, and myself and these, all these guys, the reason we value that is because

00:54:30.660 we recognize what we've been able to accomplish with it. And I think the reason that the 20 year

00:54:35.980 old doesn't quite value it the same way is because they don't recognize what's needed for them to get

00:54:41.980 where they're trying to go. Right. And if we could just get all these younger people, see, dude, that's

00:54:46.940 who I'm fighting for. That's who I'm that. I am not, I am fighting for the 19 year old version of me.

00:54:52.800 Mm-hmm. Right. Cause they're, they're out there right now. Right. And they're listening right now.

00:54:56.620 Yeah. And, and they are, they're like me when I was 19, I had these big dreams. I was a fucking

00:55:01.940 regular person. Nobody believed in me really. Like, you know, and, and if these, if these motherfuckers 0.99

00:55:10.580 keep doing what they're doing, these, these 19 year old Andes and Camerons and Sal's, and they're 0.99

00:55:16.280 going to have a possibility. Yeah. They're not going to have it. And that's what I'm so, you know,

00:55:20.540 people are like, man, why'd you convert, convert your podcast over to social issues? Cause I

00:55:25.120 fucking had to bro. I would much rather talk about making money and all this shit, but like 0.99

00:55:29.840 without freedom, without America, we don't have it. We got to fight for it, bro. We got to fight to 0.98

00:55:35.040 keep it fight to have everything we've had. And it's like, and Rogan is his exact same story. He came

00:55:40.760 from nothing too. And look at what he's built. It's just like, you see it when you take the blinders

00:55:45.420 off and you look around and you see, it's just like, it's, it's all there, but we get, get so

00:55:50.280 focused on what's right in front of us. And I think, I think that's a mistake. Of course, young 1.00

00:55:54.880 people make, you know, I know I did. I was just like, and I, I mentioned this the other day,

00:55:59.080 my world went from the little town I lived in to the, we'd call it town or we'd go to a movie and go

00:56:05.520 get pizzas 20 miles. So I thought that was what, what else is beyond town? Yeah. Nothing. Yeah.

00:56:11.760 So, but once you can, you know, like I said, take those blinders off and actually look up. It's

00:56:17.600 like, man, we can, you can achieve anything you want. Anything. Yeah. Anything, but we got to be

00:56:24.080 free, man. Yeah. It's got to be free. Can't have this big government. Can't have this, these

00:56:29.000 restrictions. We can't have, uh, the, the taxation oppression we have. There's all kinds of things

00:56:34.320 that are getting to the point where it's now going to be almost impossible to do what any of us have

00:56:41.480 done. Yeah. Well, I think it's important to understand we have to be free, but we also have

00:56:44.900 to be together. You know, I agree. Cause the divide and conquer method, which they have implemented

00:56:50.000 really well. Yeah. There needs to be an importance in understanding. Like we can do a whole lot more

00:56:55.000 together than we can as individuals. Sure. You know, if you want to go fast, go single. You want 0.59

00:56:58.500 to go far, go together. And so like, we have to be on the same tune. I think it's happening. I would

00:57:03.680 too. And I would like to think that collectively, you know, there are the, all the names that have

00:57:08.360 mentioned, you know, there is a, there's a movement that's within that movement.

00:57:12.560 It's happening. I know it's happening because just like what you were saying about the less

00:57:16.880 resistance, um, you know, I'll just use the black square analogy. I didn't post the black square 0.73

00:57:22.460 because I knew it was fucking bullshit. BLM comes from St. Louis. I know, I know what they did here 1.00

00:57:27.280 to this community. They fleeced the community and they fucking bolted. They burned the shit that 0.99

00:57:31.000 they burned the black communities down and then left them here. Very helpful. Okay. And, uh, 1.00

00:57:36.840 I got called all the names. You got called all the names. Our company got harassed, blah, blah,

00:57:41.480 blah, blah, blah. You know what? All that shit came out this last week. You know how many apologies

00:57:45.300 I got? A lot. No, a lot. Yeah. A lot of people, a lot of people. And I got, I got one in person

00:57:52.580 actually yesterday. Um, but a lot of people are like, man, dude, when I first, when you first went

00:57:58.920 off on that, I thought, I thought you were just this and this and this. And, and man, I, I judged you

00:58:04.660 and I apologize. And I, you know, Hey, it's all good, dude. Like you have an expectation.

00:58:09.820 People have the expectation that, that they should have an expectation that people are good

00:58:14.600 people. You know, they should have the expectation that what's on the news is true. Right. That's a,

00:58:19.920 I think that's a reasonable expectation. Americans should, should have. Yeah. Like we shouldn't have

00:58:24.120 to decipher through the political agendas or the narratives or what their mission is to get the 0.99

00:58:29.900 fucking truth. And isn't all those stories kind of being exposed now? Oh yeah. Not just that. 0.98

00:58:36.020 That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. I feel like people are seeing, I know they're seeing

00:58:40.360 because I'm seeing the feedback and people who were my, who were my enemy, my quote unquote enemy,

00:58:46.660 you know, are now saying, Oh dude, wait, hold on, man. I'm sorry, dude. Like I misunderstood what

00:58:52.700 you were about. And like, dude, that's what I'm saying. Like, Sal, you're on, that's happening.

00:58:56.760 It's happening. It's, it's slow. It's slower than what I would like to happen, but it's happening.

00:59:01.820 And that's a good sign. And I think we just need to recognize too, once, once that is exposed and

00:59:06.280 then we'll start coming back together, you can expect something else is going to be thrown to

00:59:09.780 divide us apart. That's right. That's not going to stop. Because, because once that happens and then

00:59:14.920 you can, when we're collective and we're looking at what's going on with the leadership, then it's just

00:59:19.660 like, everybody's going, wait, are you okay with this? But then they're like, Oh shit, 0.99

00:59:23.880 they're paying attention, do something and divide us again. It's just, it keeps happening. 1.00

00:59:28.460 Yeah. But the pawns, the pawns that, that puppet their, their, their plays are becoming fewer and

00:59:34.080 fewer. That's true. You know? So dude, I guess we could, uh, we're an hour into the intro.

00:59:40.400 I guess, I guess, Cam, do you know how the show works? No. Okay. So it's called cruise the internet.

00:59:45.340 All right. And, uh, it's exactly what it is. So what we do is we cruise the internet.

00:59:49.300 There's three topics. Um, DJ read the topic and then we just kind of dissect it and, and

00:59:56.320 make fun of it. Yeah. Give judgment on it. We pass judgment. Yeah. Very good. Yeah. And

01:00:01.020 I like it. Yeah. Basically, um, we try to extract what little truth there may be in some of these

01:00:07.880 headlines. So that's it. Yeah. Yeah. Let's get into it, man. And, uh, guys, as always, if

01:00:13.060 you want to see any of these, uh, pitches, articles, links, videos, go to Andy for seller.com.

01:00:17.540 You can find them all there. And with that being said, um, we're at, we're actually getting

01:00:21.800 something guys. We're getting something. This is breaking news. We're getting something.

01:00:26.780 Breaking news guys. Breaking news.

01:00:29.240 1988. Yeah. All right. Breaking news headline reads Hillary Clinton approved dissemination

01:00:35.620 of Trump, Russian bank allegations. The media campaign manager testifies. Uh, so this just

01:00:41.560 came out. Former Clinton campaign manager, Robbie Mook testified today that then democratic

01:00:47.220 presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton approved the dissemination of materials, alleging a covert

01:00:54.720 communications channel between the, uh, Trump, uh, Trump organization and the Russia's alpha

01:01:00.580 bank to the media, despite campaign officials not being quote, totally confident in the legitimacy

01:01:07.000 of the data. Uh, so former FBI general counsel, James Baker testified, uh, Thursday that the

01:01:13.760 bureau investigated the data, alleging a Trump connection to the Kremlin link bank and found

01:01:18.840 that quote, there was nothing there. Uh, Mook was called to the stand for testimony about

01:01:24.620 Michael Sussman's defense Friday during cross-examination by the government, uh, government

01:01:30.100 prosecutor, Andrew, the Philip piss Friday, uh, Mook was asked about the campaign's understanding

01:01:36.960 of the alpha bank allegations against Trump and whether they plan to release the data to

01:01:41.260 the media. Mook said he was first briefed about the alpha bank issue by campaign general counsel,

01:01:47.240 Mark Elias, who at the time was a partner at the law firm, Perkins co who testified that

01:01:52.940 he told, uh, that he was told that the data had come from quote, people that had expertise

01:01:58.340 in this sort of matter. Mook said the campaign was not totally confident in the legitimacy

01:02:03.700 of the data, but had hoped to give the information to a reporter who could further quote, run it

01:02:08.720 down to determine if it was accurate or substantive. Uh, he also said he discussed whether to give

01:02:15.020 the information to a reporter with senior campaign officials, including campaign chairman,

01:02:19.320 John Podesta, senior policy advisor, now white house national security advisor, Jake Sullivan

01:02:25.020 and communications director, Jennifer Palmieri.

01:02:28.340 Quote, I discussed it with Hillary as well. Mook said, quote, I don't remember the substance of the

01:02:34.420 conversation, but, uh, notionally the discussion was, Hey, we have this and we want to share it

01:02:40.040 with the reporter. Mook said the government then asked Mook, if Clinton approved the dissemination

01:02:44.440 of the data to the media, quote, she agreed. Uh, Mook later said he can't recall the sequence of

01:02:51.080 events when asked if he was shared the idea to give the Trump alpha bank allegations to the media

01:02:55.920 Clinton before or after the decision was made. He said, quote, all I remember is that she agreed

01:03:02.260 with the decision. He testified. That's a big bombshell guys. That's a mighty big. Should I say

01:03:09.340 now? Should I say now? Told you motherfuckers. That's Andrew's version of, I told you so. Yeah.

01:03:17.420 Gotcha. Here we go. Okay. So let's, let's all of you Trump haters out there. Okay. Remember that all

01:03:25.760 of your hate for Trump comes from this story and it's all built upon in this story. Not only

01:03:31.920 do I suspect that this is going to be true, but what they're going to eventually expose as true is

01:03:40.360 that the story actually came from Hillary Clinton. So created it. It doesn't really. And that's

01:03:47.180 already been quote unquote proven. Um, but I don't know, man, it sounds like treason to me.

01:03:55.080 Yeah. Sure. Sounds like treason to me. I mean, that's make up a story. Let's put it into the press

01:04:00.520 private service. Let's know that it's not true. And let's trash a current president of the United

01:04:05.680 States and discredit him and create a media frenzy and impeach him based upon a lie that we

01:04:13.900 created. And then also use that lie to spy on a sitting president of the United States for the

01:04:19.220 next four years. Ooh, man, it's going to get hot over there. Spicy. But do you think it will?

01:04:25.160 Yeah. And the damage is done. Yeah. The damage is done. Yeah. They, they used it and it worked.

01:04:29.720 Yeah. You know, they use this lie. It worked. The Russian, Russia collusion. Remember all that?

01:04:34.800 And it's like, they, Oh, Trump, or I mean, Russia was in with the elections and doing all that. It's

01:04:39.300 like, what? Yeah. None of that happened. Yeah. We were, so we, we had first watch earlier this

01:04:43.900 morning when I picked up camera and we're talking about it. You know, it's disgusting. I told you,

01:04:48.680 I'd give you credit for it, but I'm, I'm using it. It's disgusting. The fact that what, what, 0.94

01:04:52.780 what court filing do we see on TV all day? Fucking Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. It is disgusting. 1.00

01:04:59.140 The fact that I know more about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, uh, fucking bedroom shenanigans 1.00

01:05:03.700 did not do our own fucking treasonous government. It's disgusting. And I think people should be 1.00

01:05:08.600 fucking pissed. Well, dude, they made people believe that this was true. And, and the lies 0.99

01:05:14.620 that were built upon that are the one like, dude, look, if you tie Trump to, to Putin, okay.

01:05:22.580 And you're, you're using this to disparage Trump and, and take his credibility away and make you hate

01:05:27.780 him. What do you also got to do to Putin? You gotta, you gotta disparage. Okay. Same thing to him.

01:05:31.740 And now what are they doing with Ukraine and all of these other things? And they got the whole left

01:05:36.240 saying Putin puppet, Putin puppet, Putin puppet. Now motherfuckers, you're the puppets, right? 1.00

01:05:40.780 You're the fucking puppets. Okay. The truth of the matter is we have people who have been in 1.00

01:05:46.620 government, whether which individual people that create a group of what are really racketeers or

01:05:54.960 gangsters, uh, the Bushes, the Clintons, the Obamas, and all of these people who have been in power for 0.99

01:06:01.540 30 fucking years. And now we have a situation where they're caught making up a, a complete lie 0.99

01:06:09.320 about someone who was an outsider. You know, people keep saying, Oh, it's, it's not, it's not left or

01:06:15.280 right. They're all fucked up. No, you guys had someone that was independent. You just didn't like 1.00

01:06:20.240 his tweets. Right. Well, I'll say this too, man. Uh, I mean, what should happen to these people?

01:06:25.240 Well, I mean, will anything happen? Cause it seems like that's, this gets exposed and nothing

01:06:30.040 ever happens. Did you see the story about how the jury members that were the jury tied in bro? The,

01:06:35.460 the jury members on this jury right now are heavy Clinton donors. Yeah. So corrupt dude. Yeah.

01:06:45.440 Yeah. And you, with all those families, you forgot Biden. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Yeah.

01:06:51.120 Yeah. But they're all, those guys are, people have to realize they're all the same.

01:06:56.820 Wasn't that the swamp? Weren't we draining the swamp and wasn't that working? I think it was

01:07:00.780 working well. Yeah. Well, I think it has worked because I think the water level has been lowered

01:07:05.360 enough to where we could see the fucking creatures in there. Yeah. Right. I hope so. Well, I'll say this 0.99

01:07:09.780 right now. Robbie Mook did not Epstein himself. Yeah. Well, you know, Hey, look, dude. Hey,

01:07:14.780 Hey, my opinion. And it's just my personal opinion. If I was running the country, these people would

01:07:21.940 be fucking hung. That's real. All of them. Okay. That's we, this, this treasonous activity 1.00

01:07:28.100 cannot be tolerated in our country. Okay. And that's it. Especially at the highest level at any level.

01:07:34.440 Well, I mean, I'm just saying, you know, when, over the course of history, um, when people do these kinds

01:07:39.180 of things, that's the punishment for these kinds of things for a reason. And it's so that people

01:07:44.180 understand why they don't do those kinds of things. Okay. These people have sold out the American

01:07:50.260 citizen for money. They've sold their country down for money, dude. I can't think of anything 1.00

01:07:57.900 worse than that. I would lose every motherfucking dollar I had to keep this country intact or, or 0.99

01:08:05.460 the status, you know, they're power hungry. So they love the status of being, and that's kind 0.98

01:08:09.340 of the opposite of what we've talked about here is we don't want to be up on this pedestal.

01:08:12.820 No, we want to be there. They're the service. Yeah. They're, they want to be. Yeah. Exalted

01:08:18.460 like a king, like Kings. I have to make these decisions because you guys, Hillary dresses, 0.89

01:08:23.780 she dresses like a fucking emperor. Like some of the shit she wears, it looks like a, like a, 1.00

01:08:27.860 like an emperor would wear. I was going to put a picture up. I didn't want to puke. 1.00

01:08:31.160 Well, I'm glad you didn't. Cause it would have made me mad. I get mad when I see her. Like I get

01:08:36.720 angry when I see her. I get it, man. Um, but yeah, I think you're right, Cam. Dude, these people,

01:08:41.320 they, they believe that they are, they believe that people like us and people that are people, 1.00

01:08:46.360 not just like us, but the just regular Americans everywhere are literal parasites. We're in the way. 1.00

01:08:53.780 Yeah, man. You're just a hunter from the fucking relationship. No, she said it. They're 1.00

01:08:57.360 deplorables that she's like, people think that she like the left people that cheer for her think

01:09:03.000 she's not talking about them. No motherfucker. She's talking about you too. And you see that 1.00

01:09:07.500 they're trying to come up with something else to disparage people like, like us. It's like,

01:09:11.920 so they'll say that, what were they calling Trump? The MAGA ultra MAGA king. Yeah.

01:09:17.160 That was hilarious. Right. So just keep coming up with these things so they can throw these code words

01:09:22.400 out and the left will automatically think that, Oh, bad. Yeah. That's a, that's a, that's a cue for

01:09:27.740 bad. And then everything's bad under that has anything to do with it. So anything positive

01:09:32.700 from the right or conservative, they'll put that, uh, super, what was it? Ultra MAGA. No,

01:09:39.380 it was ultra MAGA. And then it was Trump is the ultra MAGA king. Yeah. So they'll put that label

01:09:44.360 over it and then you just don't have to pay attention to it. Yeah. It's like, that's, well,

01:09:48.060 I mean, now it's becoming like almost a badge of honor. Like that's what they don't realize.

01:09:51.900 There's so many people that that represents. Everybody's, everybody's realizing that what

01:09:56.420 they're talking about is the 85% of common sense Americans. Right. And people are like, well,

01:10:01.260 I guess I'm a knight. Yeah. Whatever you guys say, but like, like you're giving us some, some,

01:10:05.800 some aggressive sounding names. Like now it's dark MAGA. It's like, Hey man. Well, don't you think

01:10:10.540 it's weird that they somehow turned being a Patriot into a negative? Like if you were called a Patriot that,

01:10:16.560 or even the flag, because the flag was like a Trump pro pro America, lots of flags at his rallies.

01:10:24.320 And so the flag was almost like, I mean, it was crazy. Yeah. But dude, flagging a Patriot is

01:10:29.920 negative, but, but it's not, here's the problem. The left knows how to control language and the right

01:10:35.420 doesn't. And what, and, and what needs to happen is the, the 80% of normal people out there need to

01:10:42.380 recognize that language is being manipulated and terms are being changed. Right. And the way to

01:10:48.000 defeat that is by using those words more, not less. Okay. So like flying your flag openly is the

01:10:55.220 solution, not censoring yourself because you feel the need to not offend someone is the solution.

01:11:03.100 Calling yourself a Patriot. When you know what the true form of Patriotism is, which is the love of

01:11:08.980 one's country is something that you should call yourself. If you love your country and not let

01:11:13.940 them hijack the terminology. And so I think a big lesson for us who are, who, who, cause I take pride

01:11:21.520 in being a Patriot. I know you do as well. And I take pride in that flag and I know you do as well,

01:11:26.220 but there's a lot of people out there that do, that are afraid that if they say that they'll get

01:11:31.300 some backlash. Well, Hey, you know what? Fuck those people. Yeah. That's the truth. Okay. If you're not

01:11:36.800 about that flag and you don't find a place under that flag, that's not my problem that, but that's

01:11:41.580 our flag. And that's the one that we believe in. And that's the one people have died and sacrifice

01:11:46.460 for, for us to even have the opinion that you don't like the flag. I know it's just, it's almost

01:11:52.340 disgusting. I mean, it's disgusting. It's important. Our family has been Patriot Patriots for as long as

01:12:00.700 I've been around so much. So my son is in the military right now. It's like, it's worth fighting.

01:12:05.440 And when he joined the military, he said, I have more to offer this world. And what that meant

01:12:10.680 was he's offering himself as sacrifice, if that's what it takes to serve our country.

01:12:17.200 And it's just like, that can be nothing but a positive. And so, yeah, we fly the flag proud

01:12:22.920 every day. We love our country. And obviously he's signed up, he's willing to fight for it. And I

01:12:28.120 couldn't be more proud of him. That's amazing. Awesome. And I think, you know, part of that

01:12:32.360 solution is as Americans, we have to be less tolerant. You know, we're, we taught, we're

01:12:36.640 tolerate, we have to understand that, you know, the media is going to come and go. Hillary Clinton

01:12:42.000 story is going to pop up. We're going to, Oh, well it is what, and then it goes, just goes

01:12:46.440 away. Like we're going to have to start standing for ourselves. They got to start. It's not that

01:12:50.960 hard to do. Like, it's really easy when people attack you to say, well, fuck you. Like, it's 1.00

01:12:58.380 really easy or stand up for what's right. Yeah. Or have a conversation and be like, Hey dude,

01:13:02.600 you know what? You may not thought you may not like that flag, but guess what? That's

01:13:06.320 your flag and you fit underneath it. And the fact that you don't see yourself underneath

01:13:10.280 that, I don't really know where that comes from, but that's a you problem. That ain't

01:13:13.620 a me problem. Yeah. I mean, we, we, we allow these people to you, to, to walk all over us.

01:13:18.940 I don't think that's actually the case. I think the case is that we have been led to believe

01:13:24.180 that they are, there are more of them than there actually are. And what happens is we

01:13:29.800 have these conversations where it's like, Oh, well, you know, if we do this, they're going

01:13:35.140 to say that and this and this, who, who's going to say that? Well, the reason why we feel

01:13:40.680 there's more than of them than there actually is, I think they've been muting our voice and

01:13:45.600 using algorithms to keep suppress our voice where they've been blowing their voice up.

01:13:50.620 Yeah. So it does seem artificially inflating and molding the reality that we live in.

01:13:55.740 So it does feel like we're fighting against a larger foe when we're not right. But the

01:14:00.860 language that we use has to be adjusted to where instead of saying like, dude, we have

01:14:06.180 to quit talking. Like we're facing this massive resistance of people. We're talking about

01:14:10.640 fucking what? Two nerds in the back of class. 5% of the population that's anti-America for 1.00

01:14:16.400 real. Yeah. Okay. Fuck you guys. That's it. All right. Fuck you.

01:14:21.340 Yeah. Move on. How's weather? Yeah. And that's it. And like this, this, the, but if you watch 1.00

01:14:27.360 conservatives, they're actually the puppets of the media because the conservatives are 1.00

01:14:32.700 the ones that echo all this crazy shit out. Right. They put the media is really smart, 1.00

01:14:37.400 dude. They put these headlines out and they know that it's going to infuriate the conservatives

01:14:41.620 and the conservatives then fucking pump out and buy right into it. It's just like when the 0.96

01:14:46.140 Roe versus way thing just happened. All right, look, dude. Magically. Okay. Yeah, exactly.

01:14:51.480 Yeah. Now that's an important subject. No argument here, but the reality of the situation is we

01:14:57.640 have citizens in this country paying 60% of their fucking tax. We have the highest crime 0.99

01:15:02.880 rate ever in the history of this country. We have the worst inflation ever in the history

01:15:07.140 of this country. Gas prices are at a record high. Inflation is at a record high. Wages are

01:15:12.020 not adjusted properly. We have food shortages, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,

01:15:15.900 blah, blah, blah. It's at the end of the fucking list people. Okay. And we can't be as conservatives 1.00

01:15:21.820 or regular Americans or common sense people that anyone who isn't crazy. We can't forget where that

01:15:28.980 ranks on the list of importance right now. Okay. And by us engaging in the argument, we're actually

01:15:35.780 doing their bidding because we engage, it gets the likes and it becomes the topic of conversation.

01:15:42.380 It has nothing to do with the left. No. Like, dude, when you go look at a conservative's page

01:15:46.540 and what they propagate out, it comes from the media. Then somebody who's a big conservative

01:15:51.520 page, they press it out. Everybody in the comments gets pissed off. I don't see any leftists in there.

01:15:56.600 Yeah. It's us. It's us. Listen, man, we're creating the own resistance. We are creating our own

01:16:03.740 resistance by even engaging with that. It's the truth. Yeah. I saw that guys, that was our breaking

01:16:10.100 news headlines. Let's move on. I thought the, in the first news headline, I thought you're reading the

01:16:13.980 entire book. Well, hey, I got to give context, man. I got to give the context. And then she's

01:16:20.260 guilty. And then she's guilty. And then she's guilty. Look, dude, it's already been proven that

01:16:25.300 she made this shit up. Yeah, for sure. Okay. Enough information is leaked where that's the 1.00

01:16:28.940 truth. Now, whether or not they prosecute it here and they get found guilty, I don't know.

01:16:33.920 That's the point about being taught. We have to, we have to stay on that ground. No, I know they

01:16:37.020 need to be held accountable. Yeah. Yeah. And, uh, you know, I have a feeling that

01:16:41.620 like, dude, look, people are not going to continue to allow these people to walk around

01:16:49.220 the streets. It's just reality. Like they've damaged so many lives. There's so many people

01:16:54.100 out there who have lost everything by what these people have done that like, even if

01:16:58.620 they get off, I don't feel like they're going to get away. Well, that's the thing. Either

01:17:01.360 our court systems are going to hold them accountable or the American people will. Somebody will

01:17:05.720 that fucking lost everything. There's people out there who lost everything. They lost their 0.99

01:17:09.800 business. They lost their family. They fucking don't have shit now. Like they have to say

01:17:13.460 goodbye to their fucking dad on fucking Skype, bro. Yeah. It's terrible, bro. People are 1.00

01:17:17.900 pissed. Like these people are not going to be like the Fauci's of the world, the gates 1.00

01:17:21.960 of the world. These people, bro, I just don't see, I just, I just don't see them being able

01:17:30.300 to go back to normal life ever again. No. So, and I don't care how many security people

01:17:35.640 you got because at the end of the day, those security people are for money. And once they

01:17:39.640 figure out what's actually happening, you know, uh, throughout history, um, this happens

01:17:44.020 all the time. Uh, some of the greatest leaders in the world were taken out by their own fucking 0.99

01:17:48.000 security detail. Don't get any ideas Epstein. Yeah. I love you, Andy. I hope so. Number 0.99

01:17:53.960 one until another a hundred dollars goes. Yeah. Hello. Number one reads, uh, Musk challenges

01:18:01.140 far left private jet sex accuser to describe intimate body parts. So, uh, Elon Musk called

01:18:08.240 the woman who accused him of sexual misconduct, a quote, far left actress who has quote, a

01:18:13.480 major political ax to grind and challenged her to verify her claims by describing a part

01:18:19.820 of his anatomy quote, not known to the public. Uh, Musk took to Twitter late Thursday and said

01:18:25.820 that the wild accusations are utterly untrue. Uh, the allegations were first reported by

01:18:30.980 insider. The tech mogul, uh, was accused of exposing himself to a flight attendant aboard

01:18:35.700 one of his private planes in 2016. And SpaceX later paid the woman $250,000 to settle her

01:18:43.600 sexual misconduct claim. According to the bombshell report, Musk was also accused of rubbing the

01:18:49.040 flight attendant's leg without permission and offering to buy her a horse. If she gave him an 0.86

01:18:54.320 erotic massage aboard the plane inside a reported Thursday, citing documents and interviews, uh,

01:18:59.720 must tweet it. But I have a challenge to this liar who claims their friend saw me exposed, 0.88

01:19:05.340 described one thing, anything at all, scars, tattoos, et cetera, that isn't known by the public.

01:19:10.900 She won't be able to do so because it never happened. Uh, must was responding on Twitter to

01:19:15.460 a commenter who wondered quote, where were these wild accusations against Eli Musk before he took a

01:19:21.100 stand against the establishment? Here's the whole tweet. And, uh, must said, uh, exactly.

01:19:27.900 Moreover, the quote friend in question who gave the interview to a business insider is a far left

01:19:33.660 activist actress in LA with a major political acts to grind. Um, he also continued. He said,

01:19:39.700 uh, the attacks against me should be viewed through a political lens. This is their standard,

01:19:44.520 despicable playbook, but nothing will deter me from Friday fighting for a good future. And you're

01:19:50.340 right to a few, uh, free speech. Well, I mean, he's right. This is their play. This is the play.

01:19:56.160 They run. This is the play. They ran on fucking Eric Gritens. This is the play. They run on fucking

01:20:00.700 anybody. This is it. So this is why every successful dude should go out and get a special, 1.00

01:20:06.160 unique tattoo. Like I do on my leader. I have a very distinct tattoo on my penis and you can't

01:20:14.740 guess what it is. It's a ruler. No, actually dude, there's a cubic one. It's not, it's not on the 0.99

01:20:22.840 metric system. Actually what it is, it's a woman. And when it's like small, it's like this fat, 1.00

01:20:26.880 ugly woman. And then when it gets like, it turns into a hot one. So I'll take your word for it. 1.00

01:20:34.200 I won't tell you what it is because for this reason, I'll tell you not good enough for me

01:20:40.700 to buy a Tesla, but I love this dude. You know what? He's starting to, he's starting to gain

01:20:45.660 a little bit of my trust because I don't trust anybody. I think a lot of these dudes are paid

01:20:50.040 for to come in and paid actor and make plays. Uh, him with the brain chip thing. I wasn't really

01:20:56.940 hot on. No, but then when you look into it and you, I'm not hot on that at all, but when you

01:21:01.440 look into it, he's actually for ocular disease, it's for, it's for to get people's vision back.

01:21:07.960 Uh, Joe seems to like them. Yeah, he does. Yeah, no, he does. And I think Joe's a good

01:21:13.100 judge of character. Yeah, no, I mean, yeah, I think it's just because he holds those cards

01:21:17.860 so close. It's hard to really know what he's, what he's, what he's on, man. It's hard to know

01:21:21.680 exactly what he's moving. And if this, and listen, if this guy's sold out, I literally have lost all

01:21:27.760 things. Let's be real about this too. Um, this is the dude. Okay. First of all, let's be real about

01:21:37.100 life. There is not a perfect human out there. Nobody's there's no, the idea that the people

01:21:42.940 running this country should have some perfect track record of perfection. Their whole entire

01:21:49.180 lives is unrealistic because just like every single one of you listening, every single human on this 0.99

01:21:55.180 planet has shit that they're not proud of in their life. I think it deters a lot of good leaders. 0.99

01:22:00.740 It does because they're like, I'm not going to deal with this, all this uncovering all this 1.00

01:22:04.580 bullshit. It's a huge deal, bro. It's a huge deal. And what we have to get to, which they're 1.00

01:22:08.740 creating for us is a scenario where nobody cares because the truth of the matter is, um, I personally

01:22:16.560 believe that the people that the media attack the most are the people that they're the most afraid

01:22:21.920 of. And I believe that those are the people that we should support and push into positions because

01:22:26.680 they're showing their cards. I mean, but I mean, let's peel this back though. Can you really hate on

01:22:31.620 a guy in 2016? So that's what six years ago, the guy's trying to join the mile high club. It's

01:22:36.080 not, I mean, first of all, he's just trying to go. I'm a club club member, bro. This is the rich,

01:22:43.480 this is the richest dude on the fucking planet. And it's not like he's an ugly dude. All right. 1.00

01:22:49.580 He's a decent looking dude. He's probably the smartest guy in the fucking world. Um, got a weird 0.99

01:22:55.140 tattoo. Having to pay chicks to fuck them. All right. Let's be real. Okay. And if he's going to buy 1.00

01:23:00.240 them some, it ain't going to be a fucking horse. It's going to be a castle. Okay. Because some 0.99

01:23:05.780 of those horses are expensive. Doesn't matter. If the guy really wanted to do, if he really

01:23:10.720 wanted to pay off and create, he would do it and nobody would ever know. You would have

01:23:15.260 no idea this. Listen, fuck these people in their media shit. Yeah. We, as a community of, 1.00

01:23:22.680 of actual reasonable humans should all do exactly what he said and do it through a political lens

01:23:28.600 and say, well, it is what it is. And here's the, here's the real problem. This is the real

01:23:33.780 problem. It's the same problem with the, with the racist shit. Yeah. Everybody's fucking racist. 1.00

01:23:37.980 So we can't identify the real shit. Now the liberal media has created every single person, 1.00

01:23:43.300 uh, that, that is somewhat powerful, successful has some sort of sex scandal. And now, how do

01:23:50.280 you know what the true ones are? The real victims. How do you know? Except Bill Clinton. He didn't

01:23:54.360 have one. Everybody had one, but while Billy, you know, he had 10. Yeah, bro. Like, dude,

01:24:03.080 it's fucking, it's dude. I don't think this is going to hurt him at all. I actually think 0.99

01:24:09.340 this will make people say, yeah, welcome to the team. I mean, I got to be honest. So

01:24:12.380 if I'm at 30,000 square feet and Elon asked me to rub his leg, I might, you know, for a

01:24:16.360 horse for a type of horse. We're going to sell for just a horse and a castle. Maybe that's

01:24:21.280 what I'm saying. Like, that's what I'm saying. Like, dude, he, he, the, the cam, don't get

01:24:26.560 any ideas. I'm not rubbing your leg. I like you. Yeah. He ain't going to buy you a castle.

01:24:31.000 But you ain't fucking Elon, bro. He ain't buying you a horse. He might shoot one. Yeah. I'm 0.97

01:24:35.220 just saying, dude, like if I need to eat, this story makes no sense from any way. Like this

01:24:41.020 dude. Yeah, it does. He was trying to get laid. Yeah. But the point is, is that she would

01:24:44.900 have done it for free. Right. And she probably did. And now she wants two 50. Right. Dude. 0.89

01:24:51.780 People say, well, why did he pay her then? Because the media is so powerful in ruining 0.93

01:24:56.720 people's reputation that 250 grand to a guy like that is like $2 for me. And he said, Hey,

01:25:02.940 would you pay $2 to not have this big thing out in the public? Yes, I would. Right. Here

01:25:07.720 you go. Now leave me alone. I would love to actually know the equivalent of what $250,000

01:25:12.360 is to that man. It's, it's like $2 for you. I mean, maybe it might be less. Can you figure

01:25:16.820 that out? It might be less. He's got like $98 billion. Is that right? No, he's got like

01:25:22.160 300. Yeah. The richest man in the world. Yeah. Yeah. Fuck. So dude, like it's, it's, it's,

01:25:27.600 it's a, I will bet you that that 250 grand payoff probably didn't even hit his fucking desk. 0.99

01:25:33.660 They probably just did it. And all the, all this is, is they're just scared shitless. Oh yeah. 0.99

01:25:39.040 Yeah. He's going to get Twitter and it's going to be free speech, bro. He's

01:25:42.760 and they're doing, I'll say this. I love the guy. I don't think that's the play. I don't

01:25:46.040 even think, I think the one that's, I don't even think he's playing. No, I think the play

01:25:49.040 to buy Twitter was, and when we covered it on the show a few weeks ago, I, I left it

01:25:54.560 open. I didn't really know what the play was, but I'm having a clear vision. I think, I think

01:25:58.680 what the play was with Twitter was that he understood what you said earlier, which was

01:26:03.740 the, the false creation of a reality and narrative distraction. Yeah. Now people don't, people

01:26:09.480 don't quite understand that, but what, what we're saying is Twitter has, let's say a hundred,

01:26:18.700 I'm just making these numbers up, but let's just say it had a hundred users. Okay. And

01:26:23.400 what, what Elon is making known is that they also have another 200 users that don't exist,

01:26:29.740 that they then craft the narrative. So the 200 bot users then support the Clintons and

01:26:35.920 the Obamas and the Bidens and all the social justice warriors. While you're stuck, we're

01:26:41.140 all stuck with just each other. Yeah. So they've created a false reality, which I've been pointing

01:26:45.900 out for years in the polling, right? Where when they say, Hey, would you support a business

01:26:50.760 that put vaccine mandates and it's fucking 80 20 against it? Um, that means that there's 0.76

01:26:56.720 not 80% of the people vaccinated. Like we can deduce these things from the data they give us

01:27:02.500 and what he, he knows this. And so what I think he did with Twitter was get into the process enough

01:27:11.120 to where they had to expose the themselves. And now he pulled back and they're trying to force the sale

01:27:17.580 now. Um, but the reason they're trying to value it now, yeah, bro, they're caught devalued because

01:27:23.560 they, and they said they were their sample size of that test for legitimate accounts was a hundred

01:27:28.120 one hunt. They're tested. What are looked at? 100 accounts. Yeah. That was their sample size.

01:27:33.220 Yeah. I mean, and so he, he said this, they said it's a violation of the NDA. And now because he's

01:27:39.380 saying no, half the more than half the shit is fake. Yeah. But dude, that's an SEC violation 1.00

01:27:44.020 because they sell advertising based on a number of, a number of users that they claim to have that

01:27:50.580 they don't actually have. So now what he did was walk them into a fraud case and they're too

01:27:56.580 fucking stupid to understand it. Like dude, the CEO of Twitter is a literal moron, which goes to show 1.00

01:28:01.740 you again that this dude, no, he's not. I'm not talking about Dorsey. I'm talking about the new 0.99

01:28:04.500 guy and dude, Peter, I think I don't know his name is. It doesn't matter what his name is. The point

01:28:09.460 is he's smart. They're dumb. They're fucked. And it is what it is. I'm still not buying a Tesla, 1.00

01:28:14.460 but I do love the guy. Yeah. Headline number two guys. That's real. Headline number two.

01:28:22.180 Isn't this headline number three? No, that was breaking news. Breaking news doesn't count.

01:28:25.700 Oh yeah. That's just breaking news. Okay. Headline number two. Headline number two reads,

01:28:33.840 house passes domestic terrorism bill to use the FBI to silence conservatives who disagree with him.

01:28:40.540 Uh, so this just came out, uh, house Democrats. Yeah. What if the FBI does? What if the FBI

01:28:45.240 agrees with you? Well, what if they like, dude, I'm pretty sure my FBI agents listen to my shit and 0.99

01:28:50.500 they're like, damn, this guy makes some good points. Yeah. I read, peeled the fuck out of my 0.99

01:28:55.820 I can promise you this. They're at least laughing. So house Democrats on Wednesday passed a domestic 0.75

01:29:01.700 terrorism bill to silence conservatives and those Americans who disagree with them. Democrats

01:29:06.340 use the mass shooting by a lunatic on Saturday in Buffalo, New York to justify the legislation

01:29:11.520 that will allow the FBI to continue to spy on and harass conservatives and critics of their radical

01:29:18.040 agenda. Uh, the new law is nothing new throughout history. Brutal regimes have suppressed criticism

01:29:23.640 from their detractors. And the Biden regime has been cracking down on conservatives who attended the

01:29:29.520 January 6th protests in Washington, DC. Dozens of Trump supporters still languish in prison.

01:29:35.040 And many of the political prisoners did not participate in any virus. Many did not even

01:29:40.160 enter the U S Capitol that day. Uh, so Americans are getting used to the Marxist tactics of the

01:29:44.860 Biden regime and international community. Uh, the bill passed 222 to 203 with useful idiot, 1.00

01:29:51.460 Adam Kinzinger, making the rounds attacking Republicans after the past bill. 0.81

01:29:55.380 This article's not written bias at all. No, no bias at all. I'll be honest though. I love Jim

01:30:00.560 Hoff. Listen, I do too. They're from St. Louis. There's a space for you, bro.

01:30:04.300 Yeah, bro. I do too. That's why I like to throw them up there. Yeah. Yeah. Listen,

01:30:08.080 great dude. Yeah. I'm a total Patriot.

01:30:10.420 100%. But like, fuck, man. But fuck, bro. Useful idiot. Gotta tip the card. 1.00

01:30:15.120 Fucking useful idiot. He's right. He's lying. He's not lying. No. Here's, uh, Tucker Carlson's, 1.00

01:30:21.340 uh, response to it.

01:30:22.220 So the last time a party in Congress officially designated the other party, a terrorist organization,

01:30:28.980 we are in the middle of a civil war. So that hasn't happened in over 150 years. Typically the 0.99

01:30:35.320 parties argue about things. Sometimes they get mad. They call each other names. Sometimes they get

01:30:39.020 really mad and call each other really bad names. But one thing they don't do is use law enforcement

01:30:44.520 to crush, harass, arrest voters on the other side, because that's not democracy. That's

01:30:51.420 tyranny. But we've just moved one step closer to tyranny. In fact, we may already be there.

01:30:56.340 Thanks to what the house is calling an anti-domestic terrorism bill is if murder wasn't illegal

01:31:01.620 already. It just passed the house and it instructs the FBI to quote, analyze and monitor domestic

01:31:08.580 terrorist activity. So how are we defining that? Well, of course we're not defining that.

01:31:11.680 It instructs the FBI. In other words, the largest law enforcement organization in the United States

01:31:17.660 to monitor Joe Biden's critics. It dramatically expands the definition of domestic terror in

01:31:28.300 here, the FBI right there. Hey, how you doing?

01:31:33.320 I swear that's not what we're doing. Here's the reality, dude. A lot of these there, listen,

01:31:37.140 I know this for sure because I know some dudes in the FBI, like there's fucking turmoil inside 0.98

01:31:41.560 the FBI. Oh yeah. Like dude, there's Patriots inside the FBI fighting this woke shit inside 0.99

01:31:46.020 of it too. So like, I hope the Patriots win. I mean, this is some crazy shit. I mean, this 0.99

01:31:53.080 isn't new though, right? They've been listening to us for years. We were talking about, oh yeah,

01:31:57.220 they listen to everything. Oh yeah. They've been listening to it. No, no, no, no. People don't

01:32:01.000 understand the extent of what, how they observe us. Like bro, if everybody truly understood

01:32:07.040 the amount of surveillance that we live under, they would flip the fuck out. 0.99

01:32:12.480 Every single fucking thing that you say, that you text, that you email, or that you do within 0.99

01:32:20.800 microphone shot of your phone is recorded on the stream. And it is all kept. All of it is 1.00

01:32:26.220 kept in servers in Germany. It's, they keep an entire copy of the internet. Okay. So like,

01:32:32.780 you know how, like whenever, um, somebody gets in trouble and then they come up and they find 0.95

01:32:37.240 this weird fucking phone recording that shouldn't exist that comes off the stream. That's real 0.95

01:32:41.880 shit. That's why cam lives in the woods, bro. Listen, Edward Snowden is public enemy. Number 1.00

01:32:47.380 one for revealing this. Okay. This is real shit. Yeah. So like, dude, when you, when

01:32:52.020 you guys talk and you say, you make jokes and shit and like, blah, blah, dude, they fucking 0.99

01:32:57.100 hear every fucking thing you say and they, and it's recorded. That's not right. And if 1.00

01:33:02.540 most Americans knew that they, cause like, dude, the way it works is they started a, what, what

01:33:07.840 was it called? The, the Patriot Act, the Patriot Act after, after 9-11, but it was actually going

01:33:12.980 way before that with the CIA. Well, hold on. In 9, 9, 11, they, they expanded it to the Patriot

01:33:19.640 Act to counter quote unquote terrorism. And what they were allowed to do was six degrees

01:33:24.860 further off the, off the target. So all they have to do it, like they can get to anybody.

01:33:31.060 Like if you say, Hey man, I like what, like, Oh, I think they should be punished for this.

01:33:35.360 Or however, they can say, well, that's, that's terrorist talk. And then they can go to six

01:33:41.620 degrees from you, meaning six degrees from like, they can go to you and then they can

01:33:47.120 go five degrees further. Then they can go to you because we talk and then five degrees

01:33:51.920 for, they can literally reach anybody because of the law that we all agreed was a good idea

01:33:58.680 when they created the Patriot Act and now they're abusing it. And now they're, what they're saying,

01:34:03.240 what he's saying now is, Hey, we're going to use that same shit openly on Americans and 1.00

01:34:08.620 bro, it's wrong. Yeah. I wonder if the person that went to the six degree of separation was 1.00

01:34:12.380 like a big fan of that Kevin Bacon game. You know, the six degrees of Kevin Bacon.

01:34:16.360 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's like, you know, it's six degrees. It seems like I can connect

01:34:19.380 everybody. Bro. I don't know about you guys, but this shit makes me want to just fucking

01:34:22.380 go off grid completely up in the Kodiak with cam. Yeah. I don't want to get eaten by bear 1.00

01:34:28.040 though. It was so crazy. I was, I was, go ahead. Sebastian Gorka talked about this

01:34:32.360 at the America fest that I went to. And he talked about that. He had to turn in his phone

01:34:37.400 and his wife had to turn in their phones and everything because of this is like, they went

01:34:41.380 through just like you said, six, I don't know if it was six degrees, but went through friends

01:34:45.560 of friends to get whatever they're looking for. Yeah. Oh, it's real shit. Of course they

01:34:49.960 didn't find anything. How about these dudes that are still in prison? I know. I know that's

01:34:54.480 crazy. Yeah. And nobody really knows that they're still sitting there in jail. I didn't

01:34:58.820 know that there's over 700 Kelly. Who's a major, who is a major conservative influencer

01:35:02.800 is still in fucking jail. Black guy still in fucking jail with no due process because 1.00

01:35:07.800 they're able to put you under the domestic territory shit. Yeah. No due process. Like 1.00

01:35:10.760 bro, we should really be rallying to fucking get those people fucking free. It's bullshit. 1.00

01:35:15.420 They're political prisoners and supposed to be quote unquote the freest country in the 1.00

01:35:19.420 world. Yeah. You're not supposed to have domestic political prisoners. That's just a

01:35:23.000 way to teach us a lesson. Oh, it's, it's for intimidation. Yeah. Yeah. That's all

01:35:26.860 it is. It's so we don't rally. Right. Same thing. This is for. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's

01:35:30.840 all dude. It's the same reason they've been saying every four months when shit starts to 0.98

01:35:34.240 get a little warm. They, what do they put on TV? Oh, domestic terror alert. Who do we 0.99

01:35:39.800 look for? People who don't agree with Biden. You're right. People who, people who, who

01:35:43.960 supported January 6th, people who think the election was stolen. Oh, you mean, so all of

01:35:49.320 America. Right. Right. Right. Well, just the 85%. Yeah. Right. Right. No, the biggest 0.71

01:35:54.400 threat to America. Well, they do that. It's what you said, bro. It's, they do that. So

01:35:58.040 the average person gets scared and doesn't speak and doesn't use their voice. Yeah. And

01:36:02.800 it's, it's, it's actually extremely effective. And then not only do, do, do they not use your

01:36:07.680 voice? They, when, when they do use their voice, and this is another problem that the 80%

01:36:12.440 is making, they get a little shadow ban or they get some resistance or they get this. 0.83

01:36:16.300 And then they go say, man, I spoke up and they fucking came after me and they virtue signal 0.87

01:36:22.260 how much resistance they got when it wasn't even actually true. They exaggerate it. And 0.98

01:36:27.340 that scares people from joining in. It's counterproductive. Yeah. You know? And so I hope that you guys

01:36:32.220 listening, you, you are mindful of that represent the resistance that you face accurately, because

01:36:38.840 when you overestimate it, it scares people who aren't as courageous as you to not join into

01:36:44.620 the fight. Yeah. You know, but that would take courage. Listen, they don't understand that we're

01:36:49.980 living in a, we are really living in a 1984 world. We're living in a fake reality. It's,

01:36:55.840 it, it's about as much of a matrix as it could be. In fact, bro, I was watching paranormal caught on

01:37:01.640 camera last night and they had some, you ever watch those, those shows? No. Oh bro. They got this

01:37:05.980 show called paranormal caught on shoot the ghost. Yeah. No, listen, dude, I know. They got paranormal

01:37:10.580 caught on camera and last night it was like this, this, this show on glitches in the matrix. And it

01:37:16.740 like showed that one of the things was like a palm tree that had like fallen off the tree, but it was

01:37:22.740 like stuck in the air. And like, it was, this was like 10 different cameras. Like take, like, I don't

01:37:27.800 know, man, maybe we are in a matrix. Dude, I don't know what the fucking thing you were smoking or 1.00

01:37:31.460 whatever you were taking. Don't take that one. Don't take that one and drive. Take less, take less of it. 1.00

01:37:36.160 Bro, it was, it was on TV though. And it was real. That's like Cam, was he really running next to

01:37:43.060 Lance Armstrong? Yeah, I know. Did he take some shit and go out and run? No. Listen, bro. I saw him

01:37:47.760 on TV and then it turned into a race. Cam took a gummy bear and went out running. He's like, dude,

01:37:52.120 I was running next to Lance Armstrong. Bro, you know how I know you know to fucking smoke weed? 0.99

01:37:56.420 Cause that ain't what happens. All right. Moving on. What do you think, bro? What do you think? 0.99

01:38:03.120 Me about this shit? I don't know. It's, it's frustrating because you want to, you want to do 1.00

01:38:08.560 the right thing. They, it feels like it's a control thing, whether it's fear or whatever. It's no

01:38:14.140 different than the COVID thing. People had to get, they forced them or put them back into a spot to

01:38:19.900 get the vaccine or they're going to lose their job. So then you're, you're put in this position where,

01:38:24.280 okay, I got to do what's right for my family, for people who rely on me. Should I say this is like,

01:38:29.740 should I speak my mind? No. Cause I'm going to be putting people at risk. So it just totally,

01:38:34.840 it squashes people who want one, do the right thing, who believe this certain way and think

01:38:40.180 they're going to be punished. And that's, I mean, it's, you know, you look at how China operates 0.77

01:38:44.560 over there. They'll go to the social media, anything, anything negative about anything about

01:38:49.260 vaccine or COVID or anything, they'll just delete. And so it's all like, well, here, here's what you

01:38:54.360 need to do. And you take the vaccine. We're locked down again. You have no, can't say anything

01:38:58.120 about it. That's where we're headed. It feels like. Absolutely. Yeah. It's dangerous. Yeah,

01:39:02.900 it is. And the resistance that needs to happen now is it needs to be united. Yeah. Dude, you guys

01:39:07.640 cannot believe this shit and silence yourselves. No. Like this should cause you to get louder 1.00

01:39:11.720 because dude, they, I watched this, uh, we're talking about hunting. I saw this amazing,

01:39:16.620 I think Jordan Peterson, uh, clip on it, which was, which is hilarious. Cause they're going after him

01:39:21.880 right now. Yeah. But, uh, did you see that? No, they're going after Peterson because he said that he

01:39:25.880 wasn't attracted to that woman that won the sports illustrated. Like, bro, we got to all be

01:39:29.660 attracted to women that we're not attracted to now. Oh God. Fuck out of here. So anyway,

01:39:34.040 serious. Oh yeah. He said she wasn't beautiful and the fucking internet melted down. Like

01:39:38.040 motherfucker. Well, that's, we don't have to like every, the way everybody looks. Was it the new woke 1.00

01:39:43.500 beautiful? Oh yeah. Yeah. It was a sports illustrated. Uh, it was a, it was a woman. She's

01:39:48.520 remember Kathy Ireland. Yeah. What can, can that be beautiful again? I mean, look, dude,

01:39:52.540 it seems like it's beautiful. Listen, I, I, whatever you're into is cool with me. You

01:39:57.820 know what I'm saying? But like the reality is, and what people don't understand is that,

01:40:01.780 um, like people are into all kinds of different shit. You know what I'm saying? Like I thought 0.99

01:40:07.620 the woman that she's bigger woman, she's curvy, but I didn't think she wasn't like she's, I 1.00

01:40:11.980 think she was good looking. She's attractive woman. Just not your speed. No, it's just, I

01:40:16.000 wouldn't date her. That's it. You dated yourself there. Kathy Ireland. Yeah. We were more

01:40:19.500 like Christy Brinkley era, you know, like post Kathy Ireland. Christy Brinkley is actually

01:40:23.460 still kind of hot. Yeah. Yeah, she is. And by kind of, you mean smoke. Bro, when she was 1.00

01:40:28.020 not going to incriminate myself, fellas here, you guys are all like, you know, huh? You

01:40:32.980 don't even, you've never even seen a swimsuit issue. Yeah, bro. You, you don't like Christy

01:40:37.000 Brinkley back in the day when you're like a fucking teenage boy, that's a whole different 0.99

01:40:40.920 kind of thing. She was on a, wasn't that Chevy chase? Yes. Oh, bro. Oh, you, did 0.99

01:40:45.900 you ever see that? The Ferrari scene? Yes. You can, you can drag them outside. It's

01:40:50.060 good. Oh my God. I know. This is the shit we deal with. This dude hadn't seen Braveheart

01:40:54.120 until like a month ago. Well, and he's talking about freedom all the time. Freedom! Are you

01:41:00.100 guys too young for the, the Farrah Fawcett? Don't say you guys. Don't say you guys. No.

01:41:03.940 You remember that poster, Farrah Fawcett? Yes. Of course. All right. Of course. You

01:41:07.960 do? I do know Farrah Fawcett. But the poster, you know what I'm talking about? DJ's not

01:41:11.860 old enough to have posters. See, we had posters. No. Well, I was telling him, he's younger

01:41:15.220 than my son. Yeah. So I was like, I'm his dad. Who's your daddy? Cam's your daddy. I'll

01:41:24.460 take it. I'll take it. Oh, fuck, dude. It took you a while to come back with that milk

01:41:29.000 though, man. I'm like, what the fuck? I've been going for a minute, bro. He came through 1.00

01:41:34.540 St. Louis 27 years ago. One time. I know. Yeah. Well. But anyway, but fuck, what was

01:41:40.400 I talking, what was I going to talk about? I don't know. Who cares? Posters. Farrah 0.99

01:41:43.940 Fawcett. No, it's just going to get to the point about something. Oh, everybody's not

01:41:47.960 your cup of tea. It's cool. Yeah. Yeah. That's fine. It's okay. That's, I mean, that's

01:41:50.960 what makes the world go round. Well, hey, whatever, man. Like, I, you know, I don't care what

01:41:55.500 you're into, bro. And we should not all be. As long as not little kids and animals. We

01:41:58.600 shouldn't. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You can't be bullied because you don't find someone attractive

01:42:02.200 and you happen to say it. That's crazy. They sell those red balls for a reason. Yeah.

01:42:06.680 But here's the funny thing. None of those people attacking him are Jordan Peterson fans.

01:42:11.720 Right. Yeah. Okay. Every single one of them is not his, like, not only that, every single

01:42:16.840 one of them probably looked 10 times worse than the fucking model. That's whatever, dude. 0.98

01:42:20.220 Not only that, Jordan Peterson got up the day and pissed greatness. Just like he doesn't

01:42:23.480 really care. No, that guy's a fucking gangster, dude. We were, I was going to make a point, 1.00

01:42:28.500 but I forgot what you made your point. All right, here we go, guys. Headline number three.

01:42:32.200 Headline reads Biden back who treaty amendment would yield United States public health powers

01:42:40.420 to United nations. Uh, so this is a breaking article just came out. Um, the world health

01:42:46.260 organization or the who is pushing for a quote, global pandemic treaty to be ratified at its world

01:42:53.120 health assembly, which begins on May 22nd of 2022. Uh, the treaty would give the who tremendous

01:42:59.920 increases in power and funding transferring much of the authority for pandemic control from member

01:43:05.940 nations to the United nations agency. The Biden administration in January of 2022 proposed

01:43:11.900 amendments to whose international health regulations, uh, that would eliminate all requirements for who

01:43:18.180 to consult with member governments before declaring a disease outbreak. Uh, both the IHR amendments and the

01:43:25.200 new quote, global pandemic treaty are set to be topics of discussion at the upcoming world health

01:43:30.320 assembly. Supporters say this is necessary to improve worldwide pandemic response while critics

01:43:36.580 warn about the loss of national sovereignty to a globalist organization that did not extinguish itself,

01:43:42.560 uh, during the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic. Um, so there's a couple of things here. I'm going to

01:43:48.080 scoot through a little bit because there's some important parts here. So the proposed IHR amendments

01:43:54.320 also see control to who quote regional directors who are given the authority to declare a public health

01:44:02.140 emergency of regional concern. Moreover, the proposed amendments allow the director general to ring an

01:44:08.800 international alarm bell by unilaterally issuing the quote intermediate public health alert, uh,

01:44:16.380 properly understood the proposed IHR amendments are directed towards establishing a globalist

01:44:22.080 architecture of worldwide health surveillance, reporting, and management consistent with a top-down view of

01:44:29.300 governments. The public will not have opportunities to provide input or criticism concerning the amendments.

01:44:35.620 This of course is a direct violation of the basic tenets of democracy and can be prepared to a separate

01:44:42.560 new pandemic treaty. The WCH critique was cited by representative Chris Smith, who's a Republican

01:44:48.960 out of New Jersey, um, and his, uh, deunification, I'm sorry, denunciation of the Biden administration's

01:44:56.620 absurd proposal to surrender U.S. sovereignty to the corrupt World Health Organization on Wednesday.

01:45:02.120 He said, uh, Smith was particularly opposed to the proposal that would eliminate the current requirement

01:45:07.740 for WHO to consult with the government's amendment nations, including the United States, before

01:45:12.760 declaring an infectious disease outbreak. The WCH also criticized the amendments for giving WHO

01:45:17.960 increased surveillance powers and placing, uh, greater decision-making emphasis on its models and

01:45:23.500 simulations. WHO would also be empowered to use undisclosed sources for its pandemic data, which could

01:45:31.220 include all manner of self-interested or politicized sources from pharmaceutical companies to organizations

01:45:38.740 like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The director general of WHO would gain unilateral

01:45:43.760 authority to declare health emergencies and take punitive actions against member nations. 1.00

01:45:50.720 That's communism disguised as hell for you fucking idiots that don't understand. 1.00

01:45:57.000 That there's a few key words in there, the punitive, the globalist and the power. Yeah. Those three 1.00

01:46:03.080 words, the globalists. Yeah. That's, that's, that's the intention this whole time. It always has been.

01:46:09.420 Yeah. And then you mentioned more power, give them more power and funding. I mean,

01:46:15.240 and not have to answer to anything or disclose where their info's from or, um, by the way, your rights

01:46:23.180 don't matter. When we declare an emergency, you just got a taste of this for the last two years.

01:46:28.200 Didn't we just go through this? Not only that, when you post this on the internet,

01:46:31.400 they're trying to make it seem like this is a conspiracy theory. So no one pays attention.

01:46:35.780 Yeah. The actual military, our military service intelligence is telling people that this is a

01:46:41.740 conspiracy theory. They are being fed the information from the military leaders that this,

01:46:48.060 this whole thing is never going to happen. It's not real bullshit. 0.99

01:46:52.020 Shit. All right. Right here. Look, dude, 1.00

01:46:57.380 I, but what do you think? Terrible. I mean, it's like, that's, that's the biggest problem we have

01:47:05.200 right now is giving more power over to, I mean, why would we? They shouldn't have any power. No.

01:47:11.040 Why? Well, the point is like, dude, they're like, they talk about the framework in there. That's a

01:47:15.680 communist framework that they are disguising as help. So all for, for you guys who are not

01:47:21.840 understanding this, all they have to do is do what exactly what they did here in the United States,

01:47:27.700 but globally and say, Oh, there's an emergency. Then they don't have to tell you what the emergency

01:47:32.640 is or what the data decision was made from or what the actual facts are. And there's no way for you to

01:47:38.620 complain or criticize or say anything. And then they have the ability for punitive, which means they

01:47:43.440 can send troops, NATO troops into our country to enforce these, these standards. It's just really

01:47:51.240 bad. Yeah. I think I'm wondering now, because I just read something that Biden was saying, or he

01:47:56.880 congratulated or did something about, I think NATO added Sweden and Finland or something like that.

01:48:03.580 So is this a way, because we, I know there's some countries up there in that part of Europe who

01:48:09.300 didn't do the mask mandates and didn't do the vaccines and they just kind of operate. So is this

01:48:14.240 a way to corral them in? So there wasn't these dissenters, they tried to do this. They tried to

01:48:19.200 control everybody. So there's a few holes in the game. Now they're shoring up those holes, right?

01:48:24.660 Is that what it feels like to you? Yes. So you got a leaky boat. Well, here's what I, here,

01:48:28.280 here's how I see it. I think it was a test to see if they could actually do it. I think they,

01:48:34.540 I think the COVID thing was the benign test to see if people would actually go along with it. 0.99

01:48:42.680 I believe that they're going to try this again with the smallpox shit. Okay. Monkeypox. Yeah. 0.99

01:48:47.860 Bill Gates has been out there, which by the way, um, has been eradicated from the planet,

01:48:52.640 which means it had to be reintroduced. It means it only existed in the laboratories

01:48:57.680 and it means they had to intentionally reintroduce it, which seems to have happened. Um, same thing

01:49:04.180 with Corona virus. It only, it doesn't exist in his daily form. And, and you have Putin saying that

01:49:09.180 they were developing these biological weapons in Ukraine. Right. Hmm. Interesting. Um, and then you 0.97

01:49:16.200 have this fucking guy, Bill Gates on TV over a year ago, warning about smallpox, weaponized smallpox, 0.99

01:49:23.500 blah, blah, blah. Now we're seeing in the news monkeypox. Okay. And what I believe they're going 1.00

01:49:29.040 to do now is reintroduce this thing and try to get everybody to redo the thing to get their objective

01:49:34.420 accomplished. So I said, what a year, two years ago, I said, dude, you guys are complying with this

01:49:40.740 shit. Now all they're going to have to do is introduce one that actually kills people. And 1.00

01:49:44.360 then they're going to make everybody who looks like they're resistant, actual criminals. They're

01:49:47.680 going to put those people away in fucking camps and they're going to get their way. 1.00

01:49:50.360 Yep. And it looks like that's what they're trying to do to me that the enemy of this is 1.00

01:49:56.680 strong men. Yeah. You know that? And that's if they can eliminate the strong men making a stand.

01:50:02.400 Yeah. They won. Yeah. So I think they'll win forever and ever. It's our obligation to stand

01:50:08.440 up and fight for what we feel is right for rights of others to make decisions to be, I mean, independent.

01:50:15.580 It's like, but they don't, they want to stop people like us. Well, remember they can't stop.

01:50:21.940 They can't stop. They have to proceed with the plan. They're all in. They have to be because dude,

01:50:27.020 if they stop, they understand what will happen to them. Right. So the longer that they're allowed

01:50:31.820 to even exist on the fucking planet, they're not going to stop. Well, and they're like the scary 1.00

01:50:37.860 thing too, man, is like, you see all of these other governments throughout like all these other 0.99

01:50:41.800 countries, their governments are literally selling their fucking citizens. And so like Germany just 0.99

01:50:47.440 did it today. I don't know if you guys saw it, but Germany, their Supreme courts of Germany

01:50:50.720 ruled that all of the lockdowns, all of the quarantine camps and all, all the punitive stuff

01:50:56.420 that, that the government of Germany did on its people, the Supreme court of Germany ruled that it

01:51:00.660 was all constitutional. You know what I'm saying? And that's happening everywhere. We saw what happened

01:51:05.220 in Australia. We saw what happened in Austria. We, they're all doing this. And I think, you know,

01:51:09.240 we talked about it on a couple of shows ago, but you know, America is kind of like the last beacon

01:51:12.820 of hope to all these other countries. No shit. So once, once, once we go down, we ain't going 0.99

01:51:17.740 down and we ain't going to go down. I'm talking about in their mind, like in their mind, they

01:51:21.820 knock us down. It's over. It's over, man. I'm just saying this, um, that ain't happening here.

01:51:32.720 Ain't happening. It's real, man. Guys, our final segment of the show. I mean, look at the picture of this,

01:51:38.600 dude. Yeah. Fuck this guy. I mean, dude, I'm sick of seeing this guy like create the problem

01:51:44.400 and then automatically be in the position to capitalize on the solution. Dude, they have,

01:51:47.940 they got the vaccines ready already, bro. I'm sick of it. Vaccines were in production.

01:51:50.980 I'm sick of it. These people are doing this for control and fucking money. And they're ruining 1.00

01:51:54.840 the lives of every fucking American in this fucking country. Well, they crucified Rogan for 1.00

01:52:00.560 misinformation, for voicing his opinion because he's not a doctor. Yeah. Who the fuck's this guy?

01:52:05.740 You're right. Some nerd. Well, he's not a doctor. So why is he weighing in on this shit? 1.00

01:52:12.260 I mean, he weighs in on all of it. Yeah. Now, yeah. I mean, he's on the baby formula shit 1.00

01:52:17.420 too. You know that? Yeah. Yeah. Like, I mean, man, fuck all these people. Look, dude, that 1.00

01:52:21.860 that's it. That's it. Stop buying their shit. Stop supporting them. Remove their fucking their

01:52:29.560 their technology in any way that you can from your fucking life. Dry up their income sources. 1.00

01:52:36.720 And, you know, that's what's got to happen. And anybody investing in any of the shit, bro, 0.99

01:52:42.620 in my opinion, anybody who's affiliated with the World Economic Forum in any way whatsoever 0.99

01:52:46.680 should be completely cut off from from the rest of society in every every regard.

01:52:52.080 Agreed. They should get no support. They should get none of your business. They should get

01:52:55.380 whatever companies are involved. Don't buy their shit by small little companies. Go back 1.00

01:53:00.460 to small business. Don't buy Pepsi. Don't buy Coke. Don't buy any of the products by the

01:53:04.840 fucking little shit. And my first form. So I'm saying, yeah, support the brands that stand 1.00

01:53:10.500 for the right shit. Yeah. Origin. Yeah. That's right. It's another great company. Origin or people 0.99

01:53:16.540 that don't know Origin. That's a company that you're a part of. You, Jocko, Pete and Kip.

01:53:23.540 Kip. They're doing American-made hunting gear, American-made denim, American-made gear,

01:53:31.740 bringing back. And we're talking about everything American-made, not half American-made or where

01:53:37.060 the zippers from China or wherever. We're talking about creating an actual producing, manufacturing

01:53:42.600 garment business in this country, which hasn't existed in years. You know, a lot of people get

01:53:48.440 mad. They're like, oh, well, your clothes aren't made in America or this or that. Yeah,

01:53:52.680 motherfucker. Go try and get some clothes made in America. It's really hard. It is. And we have 1.00

01:53:56.860 guys like those guys and guys like us who are making tremendous capital investments in the

01:54:01.680 infrastructure to do so. And, you know, like we spoke earlier, we're going to work together

01:54:05.580 to create this thing. But those are the kind of things that have to happen. And we have to take

01:54:11.680 the financial leverage. Yeah. Take the financial leverage that we can on these people and stop using

01:54:18.800 their shit. That's the truth. Because what they're doing is they're taking the money and 1.00

01:54:23.320 they are fucking using it to ruin your life. Yeah. Well, people, as long as we expose stuff 0.99

01:54:28.440 like this and, and also celebrate businesses like first form, like origin, then people are

01:54:33.300 like, they're being educated on this. Maybe they weren't paying attention before. They're

01:54:37.480 paying attention now. And they're like, okay, now we see what's going on. Here's who we'll support

01:54:42.060 because they support us in our way of life.

01:54:43.800 We understand like, dude, there's some gaps that we got to fill. Like not every garment

01:54:48.640 that we sell is made in America. It's really hard to do. That's why we're building a plant.

01:54:52.700 That's why you guys are building plants. That's why we're doing all of these things because

01:54:57.400 we're trying to get there. And it's important that we all recognize what needs to happen.

01:55:01.700 We, we need everybody to get together on this, man. That's real. I think, I mean,

01:55:07.900 talking about the American citizen, it's like that, that person, the two most powerful things

01:55:12.980 that person has is their voice and their wallets. You know what I'm saying? So you speak the fuck

01:55:17.860 up with your words and your influence, whether that's what your neighbors can speak up with 0.96

01:55:22.300 your wallet and who you support. And by the way, have some discernment for the companies

01:55:26.180 that are on your fucking team, you know, stop canceling companies that are pro America because 0.98

01:55:31.240 you didn't like the way they fucking did something and understand that those people are trying to 0.99

01:55:35.960 create solutions as well. Like we can't turn on ourselves. We're like, that's a problem with the 0.98

01:55:40.980 conservative side of things or the, the 80% there. You guys are, you guys are so used to fighting

01:55:46.700 that now you're turning those weapons on your own team. That's not helpful either. Yeah. Okay. So

01:55:52.060 cut some people, some slack if they stand for the right shit and buy my pillow. You know what I'm 1.00

01:55:57.060 saying? Yeah. We got them. Yeah. Okay. I'll joke. It doesn't matter. Yeah. It doesn't matter if

01:56:04.660 they're good. They are good though. On top of that. Yeah. Yeah. And it's also a right movement.

01:56:09.260 Pillows are important, man. Yeah. I got to have the right pillow. I stood the ground. I love that

01:56:12.560 guy. I, you know, typically I'll turn off the commercials where he goes, I got some fucking 0.99

01:56:16.060 balls. Oh, I love him. He stands his ground and he's up and he's like, you know what? Fuck him. 1.00

01:56:20.000 I'm going to come at me. I'm going to keep coming back. Yeah. But it goes back to our success earlier, 1.00

01:56:24.540 right? Get knocked down, get back up, keep moving. Don't care. And guess what? People will support

01:56:29.240 you. Dude, I'm surprised. Like, dude, I'm legit surprised these people can walk around society. They don't.

01:56:36.300 That's the thing. They don't. What do they do? They live in their basement.

01:56:40.880 Yeah. Corn pop's been down in his basement for the last four years.

01:56:44.280 Did you call it? Corn pop? No, no. Corn pop's a bad dude. That's who he fought, wasn't it?

01:56:48.680 I think he got in a fight with corn pop. Is that what it was? Yeah, I think so.

01:56:52.580 Did he beat him up? Corn Joe? Corn pop and Putin.

01:56:55.400 They're bad dudes. They hunt bears. Corn pop. He kills them with his hands.

01:57:03.160 With a 12-gauge shotgun. That's all you need. You don't need your bow. You just need a shotgun, bro. 1.00

01:57:07.220 Well, I saw that Brazil's president said no fucking way on this deal. 0.99

01:57:11.100 Oh, good. Yeah. Balsaro, he said, nope, we ain't doing that. Good. Yeah. 0.99

01:57:15.380 Where are we going? I'm just saying.

01:57:17.680 Saddle up. Brazil ain't bad. I mean, I'll try it for vacation.

01:57:20.700 You know, I would rather fight these motherfuckers here and say, hey, fuck you. This is not your shit. 1.00

01:57:24.680 Yeah. That's my opinion. Yeah. 1.00

01:57:26.720 Cam, you can hunt. You can come hunt my land. It's pretty nice.

01:57:29.000 I got a lot of hunting friends that want to hunt, but you can hunt it. 1.00

01:57:32.080 Cam's going to be screwing those fucking explosive tips on his arrow like Rambo. 1.00

01:57:35.540 Yeah. I always wondered how they got that heavy thing to fly. You know what I mean? 0.99

01:57:39.640 I know. It's like the 80-yard shot.

01:57:41.920 I know. It looked good, though, on Rambo, too, didn't it?

01:57:44.320 Yeah, it did. You're right. Yeah, it did.

01:57:45.520 I remember that guy standing in the river, and he's just like, oh, shit, Rambo. 0.98

01:57:49.160 And he's like, here comes that arrow. Boom. 0.99

01:57:51.380 Yeah. 1.00

01:57:51.740 Damn. Over. 1.00

01:57:52.760 Dude, I remember him screwing it on. I'm like, oh, here it comes, dude. 0.51

01:57:55.980 You got some of those in the bottom of the safe?

01:57:57.660 I got them, yeah.

01:57:58.100 Is that a move, man?

01:57:59.140 Yeah, dude.

01:58:00.760 Dude, you really? 1.00

01:58:02.900 What the fuck's wrong with you? 1.00

01:58:04.180 Oh, no. 1.00

01:58:04.640 What do you think? You put like a two-pound fucking weight on the end of an arrow? 1.00

01:58:07.820 I don't know. 1.00

01:58:08.380 What are you going to shoot it with?

01:58:09.400 I don't bowhunt. I don't know.

01:58:11.060 Hey, have you ever shot a flaming arrow?

01:58:13.160 I have. Let me think. I've made flames with an arrow.

01:58:16.900 We did this one trick I did. I used to work with black rifles. Richard Ryan. But we set up a propane flame and a paint can right behind it. So I shot my arrow through the flame, and it pulled the flame into the paint can, which my arrow punctured. Then boom.

01:58:33.260 That was a big explosion.

01:58:34.220 That's kind of cool.

01:58:34.660 I'm talking about what they did in Roman times. You know, Gladiator?

01:58:38.460 I haven't done that. No. I haven't done that. That'd be cool, though.

01:58:41.100 That would be cool.

01:58:41.560 What are you doing at 530?

01:58:44.100 First time for everything.

01:58:45.160 Hey, I got a flamethrower in there. We can light it up.

01:58:47.920 There you go. 1.00

01:58:48.180 Shoot it right through there. We'll light some shit on fire. 1.00

01:58:50.800 Support the companies that got flamethrowers in the headquarters. 1.00

01:58:53.740 I'm pretty sure it's American-made. I mean, it's definitely made in a garage. 0.86

01:58:56.940 Yeah. 1.00

01:58:57.720 Bro, that shit's made Missouri, no question. 1.00

01:58:59.860 Jason keeps asking, hey, did you shoot it yet? No, no. You're going first. You gave it to me. You're going first, motherfucker. 1.00

01:59:05.040 These motherfuckers gave me a flamethrower for my birthday. 1.00

01:59:07.280 Yeah, you go first. 1.00

01:59:09.460 See, that's that treason shit. 1.00

01:59:11.120 You shot yours, though. 1.00

01:59:11.700 No, you shot yours. 0.94

01:59:12.260 That's Caesar.

01:59:12.940 Yeah, that's right. He's trying to get you.

01:59:14.760 You shot yours. 0.99

01:59:15.600 You Caesar'd me. 0.98

01:59:17.080 Don't Caesar me, bro.

01:59:19.160 Don't tase me, bro.

01:59:20.420 Caesar salad.

01:59:21.080 Unless it's on my salad.

01:59:21.980 That's what I was saying. Caesar salad.

01:59:23.360 All right, guys. 0.97

01:59:23.860 Our final segment of the show, as always, we have our thumbs up segment where I show a headline that you're going to get two thumbs up or two thumbs in the butt.

01:59:31.480 And with that being said, our thumbs up headline reads, Metallica, baby, woman gives birth at Brazil Stadium as band plays inter-Sandman.

01:59:42.620 Bro, he's here. 1.00

01:59:44.360 Fuck yeah, baby. 1.00

01:59:45.420 It's the second coming. 1.00

01:59:48.260 Shit. 1.00

01:59:48.900 The only thing better would be Simba, like some lady at the zoo in front of the lions. 1.00

01:59:52.940 You know what I'm saying? 1.00

01:59:53.660 This is like the modern day, like this is the modern day coming of like the same bullshit. 0.99

01:59:59.100 That's Mariano Riviera right there. 1.00

02:00:01.320 He's coming out from left field, bro. 1.00

02:00:03.160 I'm just saying to close this shit down. 1.00

02:00:05.200 That's the chosen one. 1.00

02:00:06.160 Fucking right. 0.98

02:00:07.180 Yeah, bro. 0.95

02:00:08.040 What do you name him?

02:00:09.820 Metallica.

02:00:10.600 His name's up in there.

02:00:11.840 So Joyce Figuero was 39 weeks pregnant and sitting in a special area at the Metallica show in Brazil when her contractions began during the set.

02:00:23.140 She has posted her details of the son's unusual birthplace on Instagram with the band sharing the news with the fans, supermarkets, cars and lifts.

02:00:31.800 They're just some of the unusual birthplaces reported for babies who have made speedy entrances into the world.

02:00:37.880 But one newborn in Brazil now surely lays claim to the most rock and roll arrival of all time.

02:00:43.840 A two-day-old Luan Figuero was born in a Metallica gig at the Cudo Piera Stadium in Brazil, southern state of Piranha, to the sound of Enter Sandman, according to his mom.

02:00:58.080 Metallica has shared the details of the birth with their 8.2 million followers on the band's Instagram stories.

02:01:03.980 With just three songs left to go, the plan was to take her to the hospital by ambulance.

02:01:08.960 But, quote, there was no more time.

02:01:11.820 Sharing the news and posts written in both Portuguese and English on Instagram, Miss Figueroa says her son was, quote, born right there in the stadium as the band's biggest hit ever, Enter Sandman, played.

02:01:23.580 The whole day was crazy, she said, adding that she had joked the little boy's name would be James Ulrich after Metallica frontman James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich.

02:01:33.000 Miss Figueroa says she has received lots of messages about her son's birth and thank well-wishers for their support.

02:01:41.120 Yeah.

02:01:41.600 Did they really name it that?

02:01:42.900 No.

02:01:43.500 No. 0.99

02:01:44.420 The fact that that kid's not named Lars is bullshit. 0.99

02:01:47.080 Yeah. 0.99

02:01:48.200 You know?

02:01:49.820 Dude, this is the coolest thing I've ever heard.

02:01:52.080 This is going to sound really weird, but I got chills.

02:01:54.140 I'm thinking about, man, Enzo's being born.

02:01:55.940 I was playing George Strait. 0.99

02:01:57.260 I should have fucking played Metallica. 0.99

02:01:58.760 Yeah. 0.99

02:02:00.080 No, that's badass. 1.00

02:02:00.520 That's legendary shit. 1.00

02:02:01.540 I mean, dude, that's a fucking- 1.00

02:02:03.440 Metallica has to be the greatest rock band of all time. 0.99

02:02:07.000 That particular song?

02:02:08.860 I mean, that's the song.

02:02:11.540 I mean, dude, I don't know. 0.98

02:02:13.700 I grew up on this shit, so for me, I feel a certain way about it. 0.98

02:02:18.080 I watched my first Metallica concert. 1.00

02:02:20.380 I watched Lars.

02:02:21.520 He was, I mean, wailing away on the drums.

02:02:24.080 He kept spitting up in the air, and he would try to catch it in his mouth, and he's just going down. 1.00

02:02:27.920 And I was like, dude, this guy's a fucking animal. 0.99

02:02:30.140 And he never stopped. 1.00

02:02:30.880 He's probably 48 at the time, you know?

02:02:33.320 I think they're like in their 60s now, huh?

02:02:36.460 70s?

02:02:37.560 I don't know how old they are.

02:02:38.320 What's this guy's name?

02:02:39.620 I forget.

02:02:39.800 James Heffield.

02:02:40.600 Okay, so when he was out in front jamming, and Lars was spitting on his fight, and I'm looking at these guys.

02:02:44.580 These guys are like, this is a real rock star.

02:02:46.920 Yeah.

02:02:47.080 You know, like, this is it.

02:02:48.340 This is what they mean, rock star.

02:02:49.880 I don't know how you don't name the kid Sandman.

02:02:52.300 For real.

02:02:52.920 I was like, oh, how did you get that name?

02:02:54.640 Then you got the story.

02:02:55.600 Yeah.

02:02:56.040 Right.

02:02:56.520 What a cool story.

02:02:57.480 Yeah.

02:02:57.960 That kid walks already.

02:02:58.900 Do you know that?

02:02:59.200 You're a Metallica fan?

02:03:00.460 Yeah, of course.

02:03:01.260 Yeah, he bow hunts.

02:03:02.080 James does.

02:03:02.620 Does he?

02:03:02.980 Yeah, I think so.

02:03:03.640 Does he live?

02:03:03.900 Is he a Colorado guy, right?

02:03:05.280 I don't know.

02:03:06.260 I'm not sure.

02:03:07.120 But I'm pretty sure he bow hunts.

02:03:09.300 Have you not bow hunted with every man on planet Earth? 0.58

02:03:11.540 I have not.

02:03:12.200 Not yet.

02:03:12.620 No, I'm working towards it.

02:03:13.800 One day I'll let you come with me.

02:03:14.980 Okay.

02:03:15.580 That sounds good.

02:03:16.980 Let's do it.

02:03:17.640 I'll teach you a few things about flamethrowing and shooting arrows.

02:03:21.800 That sounds good.

02:03:22.620 We'll gladiator it.

02:03:23.500 Yeah.

02:03:23.760 You'll be out there in Raquel's BMW killing deer.

02:03:28.560 Whatever it takes.

02:03:29.740 Yeah.

02:03:30.200 Whatever it takes.

02:03:31.120 Did I get him?

02:03:31.880 Nope.

02:03:32.180 Reverse.

02:03:32.460 This dude has a new car coming in. 1.00

02:03:34.480 And on the way to turn it in, they hit a fucking deer. 1.00

02:03:36.800 Pretty much. 1.00

02:03:37.360 Yeah.

02:03:37.840 Day before.

02:03:38.860 Anyway, that's awesome.

02:03:40.580 Two thumbs up for me. 1.00

02:03:41.980 Fuck yes. 1.00

02:03:42.360 I mean, come on. 1.00

02:03:43.540 Two thumbs up.

02:03:44.280 That's rad.

02:03:45.360 Cameron.

02:03:46.020 Oh, yeah.

02:03:46.420 I jumped the gun on it.

02:03:48.140 I already said two thumbs up.

02:03:49.300 But I haven't changed my mind.

02:03:51.880 Yeah.

02:03:52.140 No way.

02:03:52.660 Two thumbs up, man. 1.00

02:03:53.720 Fuck yeah. 1.00

02:03:54.540 All right, guys. 1.00

02:03:55.260 That's all I got.

02:03:57.100 Cam, dude.

02:03:58.060 Thank you so much for coming on the show.

02:04:00.120 Thank you for the opportunity.

02:04:01.700 Guys, please purchase his book.

02:04:04.280 It's called Endure.

02:04:05.220 Where would you prefer that they purchase it from?

02:04:08.060 It's cool to do a bookstore.

02:04:10.220 Yeah.

02:04:10.620 Barnes & Noble is cool.

02:04:11.400 I mean, everybody orders off Amazon because it's easy.

02:04:13.860 Yeah.

02:04:14.160 But I like bookstore support.

02:04:16.580 So that'd be good.

02:04:17.400 Yeah.

02:04:17.520 If you guys could do that, you know, buy a copy or two and help, help, you know, share

02:04:22.460 the word.

02:04:23.100 I guarantee you it's an awesome book.

02:04:24.940 But bigger than that, man, just thank you for being who you are and being the humble man

02:04:32.080 that you are and setting a great example for the young people out here in the world

02:04:37.080 that are trying to create something and become something because there's not many people

02:04:40.720 out there that are telling people the truth that, you know, they're capable as well.

02:04:45.340 And that's one of the things I've always respected about you.

02:04:48.320 It's one of the things I think is the most important that you do of all the amazing stuff

02:04:51.620 that you do.

02:04:52.680 You always remind people that they can do the same things that you do.

02:04:56.100 And that's a huge, powerful message that I believe we all appreciate.

02:04:59.920 So thank you for doing that.

02:05:00.900 Well, thank you.

02:05:01.980 And being part of this here today is, like I said, it's a very, it's a big honor.

02:05:06.680 We have a lot of respect for you guys and how you go about your business and what you've

02:05:10.160 built here.

02:05:10.960 And yeah, I mean, I feel lucky to be sitting here.

02:05:13.840 So thank you.

02:05:14.400 Well, that's, that's a mutual feeling.

02:05:16.240 Yes.

02:05:16.640 A hundred percent.

02:05:17.760 So guys, that's the show.

02:05:19.140 If you like the show, remember the fee.

02:05:21.000 You can Venmo me a thousand dollars.

02:05:23.600 That's the fee.

02:05:24.440 Or you can tell people for free.

02:05:26.800 It's your choice.

02:05:27.700 So either send me a grand or tell someone about the show.

02:05:31.140 That's the fee.

02:05:32.440 Keep hammering.

02:05:33.320 All right.

02:05:33.660 Yeah.

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