REAL AF with Andy Frisella - 580. Andy, Andrew Bailey & DJ CTI： Missouri AG Sues School Board, Second Republican Debate & First Biden Impeachment Inquiry

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00:00:48.440 guys are already saying you guys are censoring yourself oh we're censoring ourselves really

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00:03:36.060 special cti today today we have one of the key figures in what's going on in the world right now

00:03:43.620 especially when it comes to free speech especially when it comes to big tech government collusion and

00:03:49.400 censorship uh missouri's own attorney general mr andrew bailey what's going on brother hey man

00:03:56.280 thanks for having me on yeah it's a it's amazing to have you here appreciate the opportunity appreciate

00:04:00.500 you guys spreading the word yeah yeah well you're doing amazing work and we figured we you're right

00:04:05.500 here in missouri so it'd be a good stop for you to come in and talk about i think the most important

00:04:10.100 issue that's going on in the world right now because if we lose the free speech here everywhere

00:04:15.200 is over right that's right it's it's orwellian what's going on right now for sure i think george

00:04:20.620 orwell on his most creative day couldn't have contrived the vast censorship enterprise that is

00:04:26.260 permeating big tech today and it's not permeating big tech organically to big tech it's at the demand of

00:04:32.140 the federal government right from the very top levels of the white house across a spectrum of

00:04:36.160 bureaucratic agencies thank you all for covering this and for continuing to cover this this is the

00:04:40.280 most important first amendment suit in this nation's history and that's exactly what the fifth circuit

00:04:44.860 court of appeals most recently said and let's put that in context for just a minute in 1789 the second

00:04:50.360 president of the united states john adams and the federalists passed a bill through congress the alien

00:04:55.320 and sedition act designed to imprison anyone that questioned the president's foreign policy that was bad but the

00:05:01.480 fifth circuit says what's going on here is worse there is no enabling legislation the people's elected

00:05:06.340 representatives had had no say in this vast censorship enterprise and everyone who uses big tech has

00:05:11.900 suffered anyone who was deprived of information is now a victim of the censorship campaign from the federal

00:05:17.160 government that's that's crazy were you because i mean i think that's the biggest key right like people

00:05:22.060 didn't understand like it like they think that it's protected you know it's okay for these big tech

00:05:28.380 platforms to do this on their own if it was on their own okay cool that's their argument right

00:05:33.420 that's the argument private business but that's not the case like that and no that is the case but

00:05:38.120 that's not what's happening right right right like and like it's been it's been it's been discovered

00:05:42.540 that like no like our own federal government and actors inside of our own government are are controlling

00:05:48.180 these different figure figures at all of these platforms exactly to silence the censor and and to

00:05:54.180 to you know prop the narrative however they see fit and like it's dangerous yeah and this isn't just

00:06:01.060 the three of us talking about this and imagining this is happening we have evidence i mean a lawsuit

00:06:06.880 that my predecessor eric schmidt launched that we pushed forward and continued with uh you know we've

00:06:12.500 scratched the surface preliminary discovery to go get a preliminary injunction against the federal

00:06:16.740 government to protect our first amendment rights 20 000 pages of documents numerous depositions

00:06:21.140 we put that evidence on in court on may 26 and when we filed our motion for preliminary injunction

00:06:27.080 and the court believed the evidence and that's why we were able to get that preliminary injunction on

00:06:31.960 the fourth of july in celebration of this nation's independence now the doj is incensed by this they

00:06:36.360 want to be able to silence any voice in opposition to the government they file the appeal like isn't that

00:06:41.540 a red flag right there right like they're committed to the vast censorship enterprise man so then we went up

00:06:46.740 to the fifth circuit court of appeals we won there as well at the end of the day we're headed for the

00:06:50.260 highest court in the land united states supreme court i think 100 years from now kids in constitutional

00:06:54.560 law class and law school will crack open the con law book and we'll be reading the case of missouri v

00:06:58.280 biden and think about the fight for freedom we made at this at this space at this time in this state

00:07:03.320 i think we're in a different i actually agree with that i i think what's happening right now

00:07:08.480 in society both in the political realm and the cultural realm is legitimately one of the most

00:07:17.900 pivotal and historic times that this country will face and i know people say that right they say it

00:07:23.080 every election cycle and you know they said that in the 90s they said in the 80s they said in the 70s

00:07:28.000 but i actually think right now is is really that way and um if we don't bring awareness to what's

00:07:36.960 actually happening because they've done a really good job at keeping everyone sort of ignorant to to the

00:07:43.020 level of what's actually happening right they have like you were saying dj they have convinced people

00:07:48.720 of this of this uh opinion that you know hey that's a private company they can do whatever they

00:07:53.840 want but they've left out the truth which is that we have three letter agencies and government officials

00:07:59.000 literally calling and sending emails and meeting and threatening and saying hey this person needs to be

00:08:05.580 deplatformed these people need to be censored this is what needs to happen and that's what's been

00:08:10.460 happening since you know i actually think it's and you you would probably know better than me but i i

00:08:16.640 think this has been going on for a very long time and i think where people really started to raise

00:08:20.580 their eyebrows was during the 2020 situation with covid and the censorship and i think people started

00:08:26.460 to pay attention like oh this is something this is not right yeah because i remember in 2015

00:08:32.200 uh i made a critical post on facebook about hillary clinton as you should yeah and hillary and i got

00:08:39.880 destroyed by like 10 000 comments in like five minutes yeah and i was like how because at the

00:08:46.460 time i didn't have a following like i have now i was like how did this happen and what i found out was

00:08:52.360 that these were actually just all fake accounts that that that organization that social media platform

00:08:59.120 owned and they had put them on to me to silence me and so the censorship is not just the government

00:09:06.380 reaching out there's all kinds of different ways that they're doing it they use bots to prop up

00:09:11.240 narratives that they want they use bots to attack people that they don't want speaking they they do

00:09:17.220 things like this and you hear them say this all the time it's your freedom of speech but not freedom

00:09:21.940 of reach okay so they they think that they're justified to cut your traffic if they don't agree

00:09:27.860 with what you're saying which is the same as any other form of censorship you know do we do we

00:09:34.140 are we getting that far when we when we are suing these people with that yeah i you know a couple

00:09:40.060 points number one i don't think what you're saying is hyperbole because it's actually happening like

00:09:44.040 you said and it goes beyond just targeting specific posts the the example that you gave which i think

00:09:49.220 is really salient is that the and this is what the fifth circuit court of appeals found as well again

00:09:54.200 this is a in a judicial opinion this isn't just andrew bailey positing this this has been

00:09:58.800 proven in court the terms of service on these big tech platforms the algorithms were manipulated

00:10:06.840 at the demand of this of the federal government so when you had that attack from the the big tech

00:10:14.080 bots essentially that's because the algorithm was changed to satisfy federal officials demands

00:10:19.380 in order to discredit a narrative that they disagree with that's that's also censorship yeah i would also

00:10:25.260 point out that and i think you guys established this point at the the onset here the harm is ongoing

00:10:32.300 it's not like okay this one post was taken down or there's this period in time and we're past it now

00:10:36.360 that's not true at all yeah because individuals are now self-censoring to avoid the vast censorship

00:10:40.480 enterprise how many people don't want to talk about donald trump don't want to talk about election

00:10:44.200 integrity don't want to talk about covid because they're afraid that big tech's going to deep

00:10:48.300 platform de-emphasize or they will be attacked well they do that that's real stuff like people like

00:10:52.500 people are giving dj and i saying oh you're you're censoring no they have things in the first 30

00:10:58.060 seconds of youtube where if you say a curse word they automatically turn your page to to yellow and

00:11:03.880 you get no traffic on the episode so you guys that criticize us you should ask yourself would you like

00:11:09.380 the message to be out there or would you like it not to be out there because you only get three

00:11:13.580 strikes yeah and then you're off the platform yeah yeah you know if you don't if you don't if you

00:11:17.320 cuss within the first seven like it's insane bro or it's the same thing though it's what andrew's

00:11:22.100 saying if you talk about covid if you talk about election if you talk about any of these things that

00:11:26.660 are controversial trump right we get we get clicked into yellow or or or put an age restriction

00:11:33.420 immediately yes immediately every single time and and by the way whenever they asked us to come on

00:11:39.180 the platform they guaranteed us that would never happen because we were just an audio show for many

00:11:44.420 many years we have a huge huge huge audio show and we've just started on on youtube and they told

00:11:50.380 us oh we're getting away from that we're not moving in that direction anymore you're going to be safe on

00:11:55.740 this platform and to be completely honest it's not been that way no yeah in fact it is getting

00:12:01.380 increasingly worse yeah yeah well i think that if i may i think the censorship enterprise is actually

00:12:07.100 counterproductive people don't trust the government don't trust the information if they think they're

00:12:11.340 only getting one side the whole purpose yeah behind the first amendment rights of free speech is to

00:12:15.300 guarantee a free fair and open marketplace of ideas where those ideas can compete and we can invite

00:12:20.880 dissenting voices and come to the conclusion of what is isn't truthful based on our debate not based on

00:12:26.280 government censorship the government censorship is counterproductive to their ultimate aim now it's

00:12:30.440 harming us in the short term yeah but in the long term it's counterproductive fewer people trust what

00:12:34.360 the government's saying fewer people trust what they're hearing and seeing for the very reason that

00:12:37.740 we're we know we're being censored it's like a spiral that they're they're not even aware they're

00:12:41.780 in you know they it's like okay well they don't trust us so we got to make sure they don't hear this

00:12:47.600 other stuff so we censor this stuff then they don't trust us some more so then they censor more and it

00:12:52.500 just continues to feed the beast right well that's the thing because they're i don't think the trust is

00:12:56.840 coming back for a long no no no there's gonna be a hard time for for our government to to regain the

00:13:02.160 trust of its citizens and the thing and well one i mean there's things that's helping improve that like the

00:13:06.740 work that you're doing like the work that eric schmidt's doing um you know but the thing is it's

00:13:11.480 like you know what happened to us just being able to be in a room have disagreements have open

00:13:16.920 dialogues and say you know if there was a dumb idea that came up okay cool yeah bro that's just a dumb

00:13:22.220 idea like no stop right but but that's not the world we're living in what we're living in now and

00:13:27.260 that's what we talk about all the show on the show all the time is these people think that they have

00:13:32.340 the birthright to have the authority over what we can say what we should think what we should buy

00:13:37.800 who we should support what we should believe you know and they genuinely believe that they have that

00:13:43.180 power over us and and i believe their days are coming i mean i think did we have a revolution to get

00:13:50.160 away from that i mean wasn't the whole point of the united states of america was to end

00:13:54.200 authoritarianism yeah and yet we're slouching towards our authoritarianism here's the problem i've got

00:13:59.380 we used to elevate the rules of the game above the players and the outcomes and yet the left has

00:14:04.480 jettisoned that approach the rule of law doesn't matter anymore the constitution apparently doesn't

00:14:08.900 matter to joe biden anymore i mean he's the one that's directing the vast censorship enterprise we

00:14:12.940 know that it's grown so fast they had to develop a new bureaucratic structure to manage it it is time

00:14:18.820 we build a wall of separation between tech and state to protect our first amendment rights the first

00:14:24.180 brick that wall was laid on july 4th when we got that preliminary injunction and we're going to keep

00:14:28.480 fighting to build that wall as we move into an election cycle it's it's more important now more

00:14:32.360 more than ever yeah you're a big believer of states rights absolutely so and i am too so is there a

00:14:39.260 solution here to where like you and and the guys here in missouri could uh could create a situation

00:14:47.760 where they have to have an open algorithm here for the users in missouri yeah is that is that something

00:14:52.900 that like you see happening where it starts to go state by state or is it texas and florida have

00:14:57.320 enacted that exact legislation right it's challenged right now yeah i mean they're and i think the root

00:15:01.960 of the problem i think again senator eric schmidt very uh quickly pointed out the the accurately

00:15:06.600 pointed out the root of the problem it's section 230 of the communications decency act it's been

00:15:10.240 misinterpreted by the courts and misapplied and that is that is the problem that we've got right now

00:15:14.940 with big tech and and that's why that wall of separation is so important but but yeah texas and

00:15:19.300 florida have both enacted uh state statutes that require some uh clarity some publication of

00:15:24.980 the algorithms some acknowledgement that uh terms of service that if you're going if you're using

00:15:30.800 the product you it's clearly labeled so you know what you're getting you know if you're going to be

00:15:35.320 censored and and why you would be censored now that doesn't completely solve the problem but at least it

00:15:39.580 begins to chip away at it unless and until we can get either amendment to section 230 or a proper

00:15:45.700 judicial interpretation of section 230 and i think that eric schmidt's concept is is really good i mean

00:15:50.720 that's good legislation if you can ever get it get it moving i mean they're going to be those in

00:15:54.680 congress who on the left who want to support the vast censorship enterprise because they think that's

00:15:59.980 the only way they can benefit it from it today they're silencing voices in opposition like eric

00:16:04.360 schmidt and so only that when you got you know mark zuckerberg that's dumping half a billion dollars

00:16:09.860 into these left campaigns why would they vote to overturn 230 yeah you know i'm saying he's keeping

00:16:16.100 him elected that's a great point yeah why would he do that it's a cash cow for the monopoly but also

00:16:21.060 for the politicians to support they understand that if they protect him that he's going to dump money

00:16:25.280 yeah it's just recycling our money right it's it's insane yeah um i did want to point out a couple of

00:16:31.080 things too though uh before we get into the show um andrew can you what so so your background right

00:16:36.140 you got you you're a veteran uh born and raised here in missouri grew up here in missouri yeah

00:16:40.340 columbia missouri yeah so can we can we talk a little bit about that because i got some good pictures of you

00:16:43.980 man i would pull a couple of these up here man oh there you are yeah that'd be kuwait in 2005

00:16:50.020 man was it hot over there it was warm yeah now you know you you were in the look at that tank

00:16:56.980 battalion right that is super cool dude yeah armored cavalry uh the last heavy armored cavalry regiment in

00:17:02.780 the united states army wow actually a third acr it was uh originally a mounted rifleman it was formed

00:17:08.680 in fort jackson missouri uh to fight the uh the frontier wars and then you know was in the civil

00:17:14.920 war world war one it's one of the oldest units in the army man that's super cool so did you were you

00:17:20.160 on a tank yeah yeah i was trained on tanks at fort knox kentucky what was your job on the tank i was a

00:17:25.020 the tank commander had well at tank school you know you're trained to be a tank commander so you have

00:17:29.420 four tanks you do every job on the tank to kind of learn yeah the jobs i mean shooting that 120

00:17:33.740 millimeter main gun and having it going off right at your head and putting 120 millimeter round down range at a

00:17:37.920 pinpoint actually i mean that's pretty exhilarating yeah got to my unit and i was assigned as a scout

00:17:42.520 platoon leader so i had six bradley fighting vehicles and 30 soldiers usually two platoons of

00:17:47.200 iraqis the the bradley is an you know designed as an armored personnel carrier it's got a 25 millimeter

00:17:51.880 chain gun holds up to six dismounts in the back i spent equal amount of time in the turret and on the

00:17:57.680 ground you know setting up traffic control points uh doing cordon and search operations and

00:18:02.060 training iraqi police and soldiers badass that is badass that's badass man bro i got an apc

00:18:07.680 i got i got a i got a v i got a vf 432 when can i come check this yeah let's go we can be we do

00:18:14.540 some youtube content that's what i'm saying teach us how to drive

00:18:17.180 because we have no idea yeah yeah for real man we should do something that'd be fun man yeah all

00:18:24.620 right cool you see andrew you're gonna see andrew bailey on the on the youtube car series that's

00:18:28.820 what i'm saying run over some stuff with apc man so so what made you so what made you take the

00:18:33.500 fight from abroad then bring it back home i care about the freedoms we enjoy in the united states

00:18:39.480 of america this country was founded upon some timeless principles of individual liberties and

00:18:45.140 individual responsibilities principles that i see around me here you know that are part of your

00:18:52.020 culture and it bothers me that those principles are under attack they were under attack in the early

00:18:57.400 2000s by foreign enemies yeah they are now under attack by domestic enemies and it's time that

00:19:03.420 folks wake up you don't have to agree with everything we're doing you don't have to agree

00:19:07.120 with all of my speech but can't we all get together and agree that free speech is a good thing we used

00:19:12.640 to be able to agree when i say we used to elevate the rules above the players and the outcomes that's

00:19:15.700 what i'm talking about yeah and the left is has jettisoned that approach one wonders

00:19:19.400 if the new york times and the the legacy media would be you know as silent as they are now if

00:19:26.760 they were the ones who had suffered censorship it's viewpoint discrimination yeah our our basic

00:19:31.640 freedoms are under attack and we it's going to take courage it's going to take discipline it's going

00:19:36.880 to take take sustained effort to defend those freedoms against attack this nation was founded that

00:19:42.920 our constitution is in a lot of ways our national identity other countries were founded by

00:19:48.660 homogenously ethnic groups uh but but united states america everybody can come here and have

00:19:54.400 an opportunity to to grow to work to to achieve and it takes freedom to do that and the constitution

00:20:02.480 is the is the playing field upon which we play the game of democracy but the structure matters so

00:20:09.600 fighting for those individual liberties those individual freedoms fighting to maintain that structure

00:20:14.000 the the the role that states play in our federal democratic republic that's important and we can't

00:20:19.860 overlook it we can't forget about it and it's going to take discipline sustained forward progress i

00:20:23.680 love that man i do too uh one more question real quick uh what were you like were you teaching him

00:20:30.500 the grill marks he's showing me man okay yeah he's showing me yeah there's an art to that it is

00:20:35.960 get the right angle yeah you've got you've got to get the grill marks going the right way dude i just saw

00:20:41.860 i said man that's a burger school you know what i like about this picture here it shows that that

00:20:45.700 that our attorney general here in missouri is a man for the details yeah i can appreciate that

00:20:50.520 you got some biceps i can appreciate that yeah you need my protein after workout man

00:20:53.920 i love it man well guys let's get into this show uh before we get to our first headline i want to

00:21:00.640 bring up a trending topic right now um that there's a lot of uh it's like a mysterious topic

00:21:08.460 because there's just not a whole lot of info on it but i want to get you guys's initial opinions

00:21:12.380 um so i don't know if you guys have seen this headline but this headline reads

00:21:15.700 arizona governor mysteriously steps down for one day um have you guys seen this i saw that late last

00:21:24.260 night late last night it came out i didn't know if that was real or not it's it's absolutely real

00:21:28.140 yeah so let's dive into this so on wednesday evening the arizona treasurer announced that she

00:21:33.340 will be serving as acting governor beginning later uh this evening which was wednesday night

00:21:39.360 um until mid-morning tomorrow thursday afternoon amid a mysterious disappearance of governor katie

00:21:46.120 hopps uh in a press release on twitter formerly uh or x um arizona treasurer uh kimberly ye

00:21:53.240 announced her brief tenure as acting government so uh acting governor this is her official statement

00:21:59.120 that was released september 27th um and it reads quote i have been notified that i will be serving

00:22:06.280 as acting governor beginning later this evening until mid-morning tomorrow while i am pleased to step

00:22:11.820 into this role i will refrain from naming directors to the 13 agencies that currently have vacancies and

00:22:18.000 will not call the arizona legislature into session to confirm them that being said i do hope when the

00:22:22.840 governor returns to arizona she will promptly name qualified directors to these important state agencies

00:22:28.240 and remove the legal uncertainty that exists for all of the regulatory cause uh actions taken by the

00:22:34.540 agencies i expect to see a swift resolution to this matter so we can get back uh to getting the

00:22:39.400 work done for arizona taxpayers um it is it is just very very weird right and like even the line of

00:22:46.820 secession in the arizona's constitution was not followed here like they skipped over two people

00:22:51.360 um arizona unlike many states they do not have a lieutenant governor um but it's the the power should have

00:22:57.940 went to the secretary of state um if it wouldn't have went there it would have went to the attorney

00:23:02.260 general then the the state treasurer it's just weird i don't and like and here's the thing they say

00:23:08.720 what what the deal was yeah so so yay the the tre she refrained to comment um hops did not comment

00:23:16.300 um nobody's talking about it all we have to go off so is she back in now i've yet to see anything

00:23:22.480 to confirm that it is it is super weird and like leave it to you know like listen they finally

00:23:28.040 arrest her for stealing an election listen i mean we're loyal that would be amazing all right we're

00:23:33.260 loyal to the foil but i i don't know man have you seen anything like this i've never seen anything

00:23:39.100 like that and i think it undermines the rule of law like you said the order of succession as

00:23:44.160 prescribed in the arizona constitution was not followed no but there's also a transparency problem

00:23:49.160 you know when it's something that major is going to happen it's up to the the governor and the other

00:23:53.660 officials in state government to explain what's happening and why it's happening and i think that

00:23:58.040 that level of silence on something that important is bad for our democratic republic i agree dude like

00:24:03.680 it's it's a complete violation of what this country is about you know we're supposed to be

00:24:08.660 we're supposed to be uh electing people who are acting in our interest who are sharing the truth

00:24:14.900 with us who are saying hey these are the things we're dealing with this is reality this is what's

00:24:19.120 going on and uh things like this just further dilute the trust that we have in the entire system i

00:24:26.120 think you made a really good point here when you talk about diluting the rule of law because we we

00:24:30.420 consistently see this right like especially with all the soros uh nominated prosecutors and supported

00:24:36.180 prosecutors all through the country you know it's almost like it's almost like if you're part of

00:24:41.780 their it's not almost like that has gotten to this point if you're part of their team the rule is

00:24:46.140 not applicable and if you're not on their team the rule is applicable to a harsh extent you get the

00:24:51.840 whole book yeah dude and it's it's really scary man for for what's happening and uh i i personally

00:24:57.860 am very grateful to live in missouri because of this no one benefits from the elimination of the

00:25:04.380 rule of law no one look at what happened in the in the city of st louis when we had a soros bag

00:25:08.940 prosecutor who was unlawfully refusing to enforce law 500 542 businesses left downtown st louis yeah

00:25:15.560 96 of crimes reported she wouldn't charge think about that's insane crimes reported that's not

00:25:21.320 crimes committed it's something people stop calling the police and the police stop taking police reports

00:25:24.820 because she won't do anything about it yeah so yeah i mean and who benefited from that no no one is

00:25:30.040 better off for that uh certainly not any of us yeah when it became a regional i mean if you were

00:25:36.400 intentionally trying to destroy our country and that was your goal you'd be benefiting from that

00:25:41.060 it's like the enemy's in a trojan horse and is behind the gates exactly bro yeah yeah that's

00:25:46.900 interesting so i mean we'll we'll keep updated on this man i'll see if there's uh any updates that

00:25:51.380 come out about this arizona situation i've been seeing some like listen there's been some very very

00:25:56.020 interesting commentary coming out of arizona i hope they arrested that'd be awesome it'd be cool but

00:26:01.220 just say that like but i mean at the same time i get it like like well they're not gonna say

00:26:04.960 that's what i'm saying arrested me yeah exactly that's what i get it notice all the things she

00:26:08.320 said she wasn't gonna do right yeah this almost seems a little self-aggrandizing to me like don't

00:26:12.520 worry i'm not gonna do any of the things that a governor does like this i know what the governor

00:26:16.060 does but you don't have to worry about me doing those things even though i am the governor right

00:26:19.200 now this is weird i put that in the press yeah it was weird super weird and it came out like like

00:26:24.020 seven o'clock eight o'clock last night bro she stole listen man this is she stole the election while

00:26:29.800 everybody was watching to see if she was going to steal the election like you oversaw that process

00:26:34.140 yeah she oversaw the process they the voting machines were turned off like at like 11 o'clock

00:26:39.480 in the morning at half these places where people voted like dude she stole the election like we all

00:26:47.160 we all saw it carrie lake has 20 000 people at every single rally she's doing this woman didn't

00:26:53.320 even do any rallies it's the same play they ran with biden the same one yet another example about how

00:26:58.720 much she doesn't like transparency and accountability yeah yeah for sure man it's crazy

00:27:02.660 man well let's get into this show man we're gonna have some fun guys remember if you want to see any

00:27:06.760 of these pictures articles links videos go to andyfusilla.com you can find them link there or if

00:27:11.740 you're watching on youtube check the description below you can find them link there as well uh so

00:27:15.840 with that being said headline number one and on the board reads missouri ag sue's local school board

00:27:23.220 says members knowingly excluded parents from trans bathroom discussions if only we could have him

00:27:29.680 on you know to maybe i would love to have him on and talk about this i'm saying oh there he is

00:27:33.840 i can confirm this one's true yeah all right yeah so let's dive into this a little bit so

00:27:41.480 missouri uh missouri attorney general andrew bailey is suing members of a local school board for

00:27:46.680 allegedly violating the state's open meetings law by discussing a policy concerning the treatment of

00:27:52.520 transgender students during a closed door meeting rather than at a public one in a lawsuit that was

00:27:58.760 just filed wednesday against the wins uh winsville school district uh board of education bailey

00:28:04.400 alleges members of the board quote knowingly excluded parents from policy discussions about bathrooms and

00:28:11.380 locker room access for transgender students uh during two private meetings over the summer um and that's

00:28:17.700 not all you you've done a little bit some more work very very recently here this headline reads

00:28:22.140 missouri ag sues health provider uh for allegedly not giving mental evaluations before sex reassignments

00:28:28.580 uh missouri attorney general andrew bailey yeah he's doing some big work that's insane

00:28:33.320 it's insane it's insane yeah uh so missouri attorney uh general andrew bailey filed a lawsuit against a

00:28:41.860 health care company last week after it provided puberty blockers and cross sex hormones to minors

00:28:47.920 without a mental health assessment as required by state law before sex reassignments were banned

00:28:53.700 on august 28th missouri save adolescents from experimentation or the safe act uh was implemented

00:29:00.080 as law in the state after the law was passed bailey's office sent a letter to providers across missouri

00:29:05.800 warning them to stop providing experimental treatment uh on treatment immediately um now here's the thing

00:29:13.580 man i like you i like you a lot you're doing some awesome work so i was like you know i i just like

00:29:18.860 to see what they have to say about somebody who's who's doing the good work right and i found one

00:29:25.180 article okay and i just i don't know if you i'm sure you've seen it i don't know but but this is what

00:29:29.960 they have to say about the man that's bringing the fight uh to him uh this headline reads missouri's

00:29:35.040 unelected ag has taken aggressive steps to expand power has he gone too far that's what they got to say

00:29:42.220 that's it has he gone too far because he doesn't want parents to be left in the dark about decisions

00:29:48.960 being made about boys being in the bathroom with their young girls or vice versa you're so irresponsible

00:29:56.720 what is what is wrong with you yeah you know this is so crazy i don't think he's gone far enough

00:30:01.740 i'll never apologize for fighting to protect parental rights to know what's going on in their kids schools

00:30:08.760 and to have a voice in that process or to protect kids from dangerous and experimental drugs and

00:30:14.600 procedures when the providers were not providing adequate mental health services pursuant to the

00:30:19.640 evidence that we have in front of us and so this is a a scourge upon our nation and our state we're

00:30:24.820 fighting to protect kids and you know if i'm the bad guy for that that's fine yeah sometimes it's good

00:30:29.300 to be the bad guy so on these mental health things you're saying so you're saying that you know

00:30:34.700 these kids were walking into these health care facilities right and without any screening just

00:30:40.000 like i want to i'm a boy i want to be a girl boom done here you go i think it's a lot of the evidence

00:30:44.780 we have is it's even worse than that that these kids come in with gender dysphoria i mean these are

00:30:48.940 young impressionable children still children going through tough times in their lives the hormones are

00:30:54.180 flowing right i mean we all remember that time in our life there's a lot of peer pressure society has

00:30:58.180 changed it's a lot more intense now than it was so these young young boys and girls come into these

00:31:02.160 clinics and are deprived mental health services deprived psychology psychiatry even a mental health

00:31:08.420 assessment even a talk even a talk like what's going on how about we talk through this yeah and

00:31:13.000 instead are they're being pushed powerful dangerous drugs that have zero fda approvals for treatment of

00:31:20.220 gender dysphoria and ultimately referred for irreversible surgery so imagine if you've got a 10 11 12 13

00:31:26.260 year old daughter who's going through a tough time and says well i think i might want to be a boy

00:31:29.340 is administered these pills gets the surgery and 20 years later wants to have a child themselves and

00:31:35.500 can't their life is that's happening every day brother it has happened every day they're these

00:31:40.200 are victims of a system we're fighting back against that system yeah this is this is ridiculous this

00:31:45.360 whole this whole transgender children stuff that's been happening for the last four or five years

00:31:53.220 it personally it's disgusting okay like we're removing these the reason these kids are coming

00:32:00.500 into these doctor's offices confused is because they've listened to their teacher talk about it for

00:32:04.900 the last four years about how there's something wrong with them because they're actually just a

00:32:08.800 normal little boy or girl like that's going to confuse a little kid and that the fact that we have

00:32:14.340 grown adults who we are supposed to trust to teach our children basic skills of how to operate in life

00:32:21.020 and be effective in life and they're instead teaching them their own personal gender ideology

00:32:27.840 opinions or fetishes right it is a fetish okay and they're pushing this shit on these kids instead of

00:32:34.180 educating them that's a problem in itself and then we have a problem on top of it where people are so

00:32:40.020 afraid to even stand up and point or say anything because these people have been vicious for the last 10

00:32:46.040 years in attacking a company with the big tech censorship a company with the big tech supported

00:32:52.900 attacks and the propping up of these narratives to where people don't even want to say anything about

00:32:57.740 it and now we literally have predators ruining kids lives and it's not 20 years down the road the

00:33:04.380 detransitioner movement is getting massive and a lot of these kids have just been you know they're they're

00:33:10.040 16 or 15 and now they're 20 and they're realizing holy shit my life is ruined and bro i'm i'm with you dude

00:33:18.520 i can't stand around as a grown adult man and not call it what it is like it's psychological manipulation

00:33:25.920 it is predatory it is lifelong damaging and it's completely wrong and it should be criminal in my opinion

00:33:32.560 well that's my question pop quiz here so so i'm a parent and i don't homeschool my children

00:33:38.200 uh but if i don't send my kids to school i get charged with what truancy right yeah there's a

00:33:45.260 crime for that um if you know i let my kids throw a house party and you know they're 16 17 years old

00:33:50.900 and there's alcohol involved the cops come i'm gonna get in trouble for that right um there there's

00:33:57.040 countless of things that are put into our criminal law our law-abiding citizens must follow when it

00:34:02.540 comes to protecting kids is there a path to hold parents accountable who are sending their kids

00:34:08.340 to these facilities who you know because in my opinion the parents are just as sick as anybody else

00:34:13.380 right like if you think it's okay to take your own child into one of these facilities and remove

00:34:17.460 the genitalia or give them pills that's going to make them sterile right like what is there a legal

00:34:22.420 path to hold parents accountable who are you know offering their kids up to these type of treatments

00:34:27.900 yeah i mean i think if you look at chapter 211's uh definition of abuse and neglect that's it

00:34:32.240 but but let me say this too you know the evidence that we have that is in a lot of these clinics

00:34:35.960 what's going on is the parents are confused too and the parents like i don't know because

00:34:39.100 this is a new thing right this generation and so the parents will take their young children to

00:34:43.940 these clinics and put yourself in the parent's shoes and all of a sudden you well they're told

00:34:47.220 they're told the the stat right they're said they tell them the stat and you know what the stat is

00:34:52.180 46 of these kids that don't get this treatment commit suicide you want a live son or a dead

00:34:57.460 dog that's right and and then all of a sudden the parents are sitting that's what they say

00:35:00.980 these are medical experts i don't know what to do yeah and i would also point out that at least some

00:35:05.980 of the evidence we have is that the clinics were specifically targeting the parent most likely to

00:35:10.540 acquiesce to coercion and isolating that parent from the other parent that was objecting in order

00:35:15.240 to obtain quote-unquote consent now that doesn't meet the legal definition of consent that's coercion

00:35:19.360 under duress but but yeah i mean this is an enormous problem and and and to to your point

00:35:24.180 you know what some of the evidence we have in the winsville school board issue is not only that

00:35:28.640 they unlawfully closed the meeting to adopt a a transgender bathroom policy but that the policy

00:35:33.800 itself was intended to avoid having to tell parents when their children chose to use a bathroom of the

00:35:41.460 opposite gender so we have layer upon layer of at what point did the education system become

00:35:48.840 okay with like them you know like like we have uh biden coming up and and uh kareem john pierre coming

00:35:57.140 up and saying those are our children they're not the parents children that's some evil shit dude how dare

00:36:04.380 we get in the way yeah missourians don't co-parent with the government not not while i'm aging yeah

00:36:08.600 well i mean dude it's it's it's really scary how far this has gone and how much this sounds like

00:36:15.360 like legitimate you know communism from the 1930s and 40s and 50s you know what i mean yeah i like

00:36:21.720 dude it's so crazy to me because i remember like like the state owns our kids right no the fuck it

00:36:27.720 doesn't it comes to like just school choice man it's like you know what happened to basing the the

00:36:32.280 quality of the school off of their reading math levels right like i thought that used to be the

00:36:37.480 baseline standard of like what made a good school and now it's like well damn like you gotta check the

00:36:42.820 bathroom signs to make sure that this is a good thing about that's insane think about all the

00:36:46.780 stuff that we all did as kids like think about like you know dude we ran around we rode our bikes

00:36:51.940 we play baseball we play with the kids in the neighborhood like do stuff for homeless people

00:36:56.160 like we started liking girls and your buddies were like your buddies were like oh you like that girl

00:37:01.080 you're like no i don't yeah right like just normal kid shit now these kids are five years old

00:37:07.460 reading books about sexual acts you know what i'm saying they're getting pressured by mentally ill

00:37:14.080 deranged teachers who are telling them that they are in the wrong body imagine if you're five six seven

00:37:22.060 eight years old right you're you're little and you have a grown adult who you're told to listen to

00:37:27.160 and respect and trust and and all these things okay teachers have an an enormous like even even a more

00:37:36.240 amount of trust than a normal human being would have because the parents are trusting the teacher

00:37:41.760 to like take care of these kids and then we we get them in there and they start teaching them all this

00:37:47.260 shit but fucking with them bro this is insane like don't like you say who should be held accountable

00:37:52.320 those teachers should be held accountable yeah i think teachers shouldn't be able to teach this kind

00:37:56.240 of shit in schools to these young kids like that dude they're stealing their childhood these kids are

00:38:02.280 running around their neighborhood talking about how they're trans now or how they're this or they're

00:38:06.500 that or they're gay or they're like bro you're you're five you're supposed to be like playing in

00:38:12.440 the dirt man like eating mud mud pies yeah yeah right whatever it's not a celebration of diversity

00:38:18.120 to sexualize children no and and to your point you know what we see section i think it's one seven

00:38:23.440 oh one five is the statute that governs how human sexuality is allowed to be taught in schools

00:38:27.720 and there's really specific guardrails of what can and can't be taught and it has a parental opt-in or

00:38:33.080 opt-out procedure and so where we see the problem is that schools are getting around that with it

00:38:36.880 well it's a transgender bathroom policy or this is a book on on diversity in the library well you're

00:38:41.580 still exposing our children to sexual behaviors and sexual concepts that may not be consistent with

00:38:46.220 the parents values that's why we're going to continue to fight for the parents rights to have a say

00:38:50.080 in that process and understand what's going on in the schools do you do you like how old are you

00:38:55.500 42 okay so we're close to the same age like do you ever like look around and you're just like

00:39:01.260 what the fuck is going on because that's what i think like that's what i think all the time i'm

00:39:06.840 looking around it's like am i just old am i old now and i just don't get it or it's like get off the

00:39:12.540 lawn yeah but it's not that yeah no because when i was a kid and the old men were like old it wasn't

00:39:17.860 like they were like we weren't over here like mutilating our genitals or you know giving testosterone

00:39:23.400 to six-year-old girls like yeah like dude i'm embarrassed for our generation for allowing this

00:39:30.380 to happen like what's happening here should be an embarrassment to every single person

00:39:34.680 who is above 30 years old like you guys should be embarrassed this is absurd shit it's evil shit

00:39:41.140 and we will be judged as humans based upon what's happening here this is some of the most evil stuff

00:39:46.540 that's ever happened in the history of humankind we are allowing deranged mentally fucked up people

00:39:52.200 to convince kids to sterilize themselves or cut off and mutilate their genitalia

00:39:58.860 that like and it's like some sort of cool noble thing to do yeah i think those doctors need to have

00:40:05.260 their their uh bro if the rapture happened today i'd say yeah that's a good thing that we needed that

00:40:10.580 yeah you know those doctors need to have their licenses like bro taken in history that's what's

00:40:16.180 happened yeah in history that's what's happened to these doctors who are doing this stuff they've

00:40:20.360 been held accountable and in fact multiple times in history who the doctors have done these things

00:40:25.140 have been put to death later so i'm actually hoping that's where we go that's my personal opinion

00:40:30.800 look at the 1940s and 50s at the time uh the leading medicine and science said that lobotomies were a safe

00:40:38.000 and effective way to treat a mental health disorder yeah we're gonna we're just gonna take part of

00:40:41.700 your brain out your brain out right and we look back now that that that's an abomination i don't know

00:40:47.180 man it seems like i think it might be good right now but but but i mean it's real though yeah i mean

00:40:54.820 i think that it's bad decisions mystery we're gonna look back not everybody needs one we're gonna look

00:40:59.320 back at this period in time in horror and uh you know luckily there's voices like y'all that are

00:41:04.120 standing up and saying this ain't right it's not right and it's important to get that message out

00:41:08.140 there to combat the other side that wants to silence it wants to mischaracterize it that wants to

00:41:12.640 silence the voices in opposition and say that somehow we're hateful for wanting to protect kids yeah all

00:41:17.360 you have to do is spend all you have to do is spend 10 minutes like looking into the detransition

00:41:23.000 movement and listening and hearing and reading what they have to say and you will not any there will be

00:41:28.640 no confusion anymore it's over or if you can actually find some pictures of the actual surgeries

00:41:34.980 of the transgender surgeries most people have never seen those pictures and they're not easy

00:41:39.500 they're not easy to find if you go on google and try to find them they're very hard to find why is

00:41:44.200 that why is that because if you saw them you would immediately understand how evil this actually is

00:41:48.640 it's real shit man guys jump in on this conversation let us know what your thoughts are

00:41:52.620 down in the comments hashtag show me state let me know what you guys think

00:41:57.260 uh before we get to our second headline we got a little special segment here we like to do all

00:42:01.660 the time we are going to cruise the mother freaking comments uh this is where we pull a comment up

00:42:06.360 from our youtube page and we uh let's just see what the people have to say uh so this comment is

00:42:11.420 coming from at haters underscore 10 locks 34 after listening almost 350 episodes i'm slowly getting

00:42:22.620 convinced dj is secretly racist you got me bro that's pretty funny i think he's well you gotta

00:42:34.540 for you guys listen on audio he puts like 10 laughing faces after it like but that's a pretty funny joke

00:42:39.960 hey listen why is comedy so funny because it's true

00:42:44.160 i'm not racist all right i'm not i promise um but no guys we appreciate you guys commenting like

00:42:51.840 what do you have to say bro you gotta respond i plead the fifth you oh okay i got the ag i'm gonna

00:42:56.920 plead the fifth all right i think i like the username yeah the username's great i see this i see this

00:43:02.940 person on there quite a bit i don't know if it's like a guy or a girl but oh that's pretty funny

00:43:06.480 they're they're they're they are a real ass fan so um you know what the funniest part is what

00:43:12.440 secretly see i feel like that's a bad mischaracterization of yeah you read it wrong bro

00:43:20.000 ain't shit secret you know what i'm saying dude fucking i hate oh my god dude that's so funny

00:43:26.580 just kidding i promise uh but yeah guys keep keep liking keep commenting keep keep uh keep supporting us

00:43:32.080 keep being real ass fans uh so let's let's get right back into it we got headline number two

00:43:36.160 secretly headline number two reads uh second republican debate here's the biggest winner

00:43:44.160 and the biggest loser so we have round two of the gop debates um this is a fox news article

00:43:50.340 um so let's dive into it now i shall uh advise everybody this is an opinion article um but we got

00:43:56.120 some some pretty cool stuff about this so um article reads expectations are everything in life and they

00:44:02.280 certainly were key to the outcome of the second republican debate held at the reagan library

00:44:07.160 in simi valley california the winner of the evening was governor ron de santis for whom expectations were

00:44:13.760 low the audience was reminded of his achievements and why the florida governor is running second

00:44:18.840 in the gop primary polls nikki haley from whom much was expected failed to live up to her performance

00:44:25.360 in the first debate but held her own uh levake ramaswamy was not as annoying as in the first

00:44:31.900 debate uh but he has yet to show he is ready to be president so according to whom who who's writing

00:44:37.600 it's just an opinion it's opinion piece yeah so this is uh uh liz peak okay well cool so nobody

00:44:43.780 yeah so nobody's opinion got it yeah uh but uh she says that uh south carolina senator tim scott

00:44:51.480 was more combative as expected but probably did move the needle on his changes um as for everybody

00:44:57.600 else with respect it it's time for mike pitts uh chris christie and put them to sleep yeah uh to drop

00:45:04.380 out the race you've lived a good life yeah that's it yeah time to sit down now here's the interesting

00:45:09.080 thing so uh i like daily mail i'm not sure if you guys are familiar with their we we put them on here

00:45:13.580 all the time it's a great uh great source they ran their own poll uh for who they thought won the

00:45:19.800 the second round of the god uh gop debates um it's a very very interesting winner so uh this headline

00:45:27.300 reads donald trump i was gonna say yeah declared winner of second republican debate in daily mail

00:45:33.520 poll even though he stayed away he wasn't even there um so this is their poll um has donald trump

00:45:39.220 at 27 percent um with vivek at 26 the santa's at 17 um and uh hailey pence tied for six goes down

00:45:48.620 and down i don't think that they are doing themselves a service when they are constantly

00:45:54.720 just bringing him up like that's not helping it's not helping trump yeah well i mean look dude they're

00:46:02.420 trying to compete against trump sometimes when you're competing you got to talk about your

00:46:05.480 competition but here's the truth you're only talking about yes donald trump is a branding expert

00:46:11.920 he is actual literal branding genius you guys can hate him all you want the guy's super smart

00:46:19.440 he's more strategic than anybody that's out there by a lot he knows exactly what he's doing by not

00:46:25.060 participating in the debate and he's creating a vacuum for when he does decide to participate in

00:46:29.780 what he's doing so i could see exactly what moves he's making very clear um but these people

00:46:36.020 i tried to watch some of the debate and i caught some of it and and vivek did well i real talk like

00:46:42.560 i like vivek you got a lot of people who say oh he's a plant or he's this or he's that i've not seen

00:46:47.620 any proof of that i've seen um i've sat hey sat right here where andrew has given me an honest

00:46:54.160 conversation we've stayed in touch he treats me good he's seems to you know he maybe he's made some

00:47:01.040 mistakes in his past life i don't know bro i'm not perfect either so i don't judge because i'm not

00:47:05.040 perfect but here's what i'll say um he was the only candidate up there the only single one

00:47:10.780 including donald trump who actually went on in public television in front of the whole country

00:47:17.260 and said that transgenderism in children is a mental disorder that is propagated by the teachers

00:47:23.640 the exact conversation that we just had that we all agree with he's the only one when donald trump

00:47:29.900 was asked the same question donald trump balked at it donald trump uh uh uh who was it uh megan

00:47:36.720 kelly yep asked him and he he was like well uh bro listen i know you guys down there at mar-a-lago

00:47:44.420 listening to the show he's got to come out and say what vivek's saying he's got to yeah because like

00:47:49.560 that's the thing people are sick of the crazy shit and i don't think vivek can win this time i don't

00:47:55.260 think it's possible i think it's 100 trump but in reality dude there's some talking points that

00:48:00.740 he's missing that would drive everybody over the edge that i think he's still hesitating on

00:48:04.700 because of the pushback that he received during his four years in president yeah what's your take

00:48:09.480 on uh on these candidates here you know we're in the debate when donald trump's not on the stage

00:48:15.240 the other candidates just remind us how much they're not donald trump that's right and that's

00:48:20.800 why donald trump benefits from these other people getting up and and debating issues you know at the

00:48:26.360 end of the day he made america great again there is tangible i'm all about productivity and

00:48:31.300 accountability and it is hard to deny you may disagree with what he's saying or how he's saying

00:48:36.760 it or how he behaves but you cannot deny that things were better when donald trump was the president

00:48:41.440 of the united states that the economy was better our border was secure uh he was you know fighting

00:48:46.240 violent crime in our cities uh there were so many wins you know the trade deals were cut i mean again

00:48:52.660 the foreign policy you didn't have russia invading ukraine you didn't have china threatening taiwan

00:48:57.240 you didn't have north korea saber rattling because he kept everybody in check and it is hard to deny the

00:49:01.740 wins and at the end of the day tangible productivity tangible results tangible wins matter and donald trump

00:49:08.120 delivers yeah i i agree 100 and it is what it is i'm i'm listen i'm gonna tell you right now i'm voting

00:49:14.800 for donald trump real talk you guys can be mad at me all you want you can say whatever you want i

00:49:19.060 don't give a shit because of exactly what you just said i'm a results driven human being all right you

00:49:24.640 guys don't like him you don't like his tweets i don't like half the shit he says either but i'm be

00:49:29.180 real i like the way that my finances look i like the way that i could go to dinner without feeling like

00:49:34.020 i'm gonna get robbed i like the way that like people were getting along out like with a few other

00:49:39.560 changes had he been a little bit more aggressive in regulating some of the things that you and eric schmidt

00:49:44.140 have been working on and kind of like cleaning up some of this

00:49:46.980 corrupt bureaucracy that's been going on right this country actually could be a free country again

00:49:56.320 and and i think he's the only guy out there that has the motivation to do it with experience to do

00:50:02.360 yeah like i don't think and i i don't think like let's just say any of these other guys got elected

00:50:09.240 pick any of them it doesn't matter none of them have the motivation to go in and truly ruffle

00:50:14.180 the feathers that need to be ruffled to clean up what needs to be cleaned up this man has been

00:50:18.840 persecuted this man has been punished this man has been drugged through the mud over and over and over

00:50:24.300 again and by the way he's been exonerated on all of those things like the things where they talk about

00:50:29.580 the russia collusion that was made up okay we could go down the list down the list down the list now they're

00:50:34.560 using a weaponized doj to to persecute this guy because of his political positioning which is

00:50:41.100 literally the behavior of actual dictators and tyrants over the history of humankind and so if

00:50:48.840 we are able to get him in back in i really think honestly it's the only chance we have to even

00:50:54.760 have the united states of america ever be the united states of america again and i think it's going to

00:51:00.200 take more than just him it's going to take someone behind him and someone behind him and so like maybe

00:51:04.840 some of these guys uh can be behind him i doubt it because it's probably going to be me let's be real

00:51:09.960 all right sorry to bust the spoiler dude did you guys see chris christie's uh chris christie's going

00:51:16.580 to diet bro did you bro your motherfuckers got a 70 inch waist dude like like dude how do you walk

00:51:23.480 around like that bro you see his donald duck comment oh he looks like donald duck he's built like

00:51:27.920 have you seen it i haven't seen it let's watch this real quick we need law on our back in our

00:51:32.600 suburbs people are threatened there we need it in our rural areas people feel threatened there

00:51:36.620 and we need it in washington dc also and donald trump should be here to answer for that but he's not

00:51:41.560 and i want to look at that camera right now and tell you donald i know you're watching you can't help

00:51:45.740 yourself i know you're watching okay and you're not here tonight not because of polls and not because

00:51:52.500 of your indictments you're not here tonight because you're afraid of being on the stage and

00:51:57.680 defending your record you're ducking these things and let me tell you what's going to happen

00:52:01.700 you keep doing that no one up here is going to call you donald trump anymore we're going to call

00:52:05.520 you donald duck oh bro from a guy how long did he practice that bro no shit and from a from a guy

00:52:14.020 that legitimately looks like humpty dumpty bro okay let me be real i used to be 350 pounds so i have no

00:52:19.520 problem making fun of you if you're big like that same that statement would be taken seriously

00:52:23.960 if if that guy was like taking care of himself and was presenting himself and lived a healthy

00:52:28.580 lifestyle and looked a certain way peep that comment would have came off a completely different

00:52:32.660 way so you guys that give me shit when i tell you and this is off the topic andrew but i tell these

00:52:37.660 guys all the time i'm like look your physical fitness matters to people's perception of you and

00:52:43.280 this is a perfect example nobody takes chris christie seriously no matter what he thinks because

00:52:47.580 he looks like fucking humpty dumpty it's the truth fair man yeah it's when they're you know i i would

00:52:53.420 say too it it's not believable like to say donald trump's scared of debating how many times has that

00:52:59.120 guy gone on cnn these aren't yeah friendly environments he goes on crushes he crushes it yeah

00:53:03.460 i mean he's winning hearts and minds and he's reinforcing the message and he's doing it in such a

00:53:08.380 way that you know he's going up against competitive adversaries so i i also i just don't believe what

00:53:12.960 governor christie's saying there i think it falls flat i think it looks really contrived yeah dude

00:53:18.260 this guy he's a joke's not funny listen guys you know we're real good at jokes over here at uh well

00:53:23.100 i mean that's debatable some of us are good at jokes other other us of us have a long way to go

00:53:28.220 listen we we know a little we know a thing or two all right but i thought that was the most shocking

00:53:34.240 thing pence also tries to do a joke i don't know if you guys saw his mike pence he made a sex joke

00:53:39.480 now who wants to hear a 115 year old man make a sex joke well i mean i think we should nobody

00:53:47.160 well let's go do it anyway here there's mike pence

00:53:49.840 oh man here we go but i want to answer the question as well dana that you just asked doug

00:53:56.700 burr because by way of full disclosure chris you mentioned the president's situation i'm

00:54:02.500 my wife uh isn't a member of the teachers union but i got to admit i've i've been sleeping with a

00:54:09.900 teacher for 38 years and um for full disclosure bro what he doesn't even think it's funny no

00:54:21.280 what what god what people do you have on your team man like you know that's some young intern being

00:54:28.180 like mike listen they don't like you all right you're not funny you got to be more funny so i

00:54:34.940 wrote you this joke and mike says like this i'm not saying that he's like look you want to win the

00:54:40.020 polls they say just like they say we're a blue fucking suit in a red tie bro like holy shit you

00:54:48.340 know i've been sleeping with a teacher does authenticity still matter i mean that's my question

00:54:53.540 absolutely that's why trump's popular exactly yeah and i think these two the juxtaposition of

00:54:58.780 those two against donald trump is the perfect evidence that that authenticity does still

00:55:04.000 matter donald trump comes out on cnn he doesn't know what they're going to ask him yeah and it's

00:55:07.720 not prepared scripted lines like that and stuff like that falls flat because it is so contrived

00:55:11.660 i think i think that's where vivek is filling a gap for these guys yeah like a lot of the young

00:55:16.220 people who are who are not for donald trump who are maybe voted for biden this last time they

00:55:21.960 really like vivek i hear this all the time a lot of my friends i have a really good friend

00:55:27.360 uh hayden who owns a pretty big company and he's more of a libertarian you know he's not he he's

00:55:33.520 and he he loves vivek because and we were talking about it and and uh it's all because of the

00:55:39.040 authenticity dude like yeah he see vivek does a couple of things he's done have been rehearsed but

00:55:44.580 after that when he realized i think that he messed that up he's been pretty authentic you know i think

00:55:50.240 like authenticity is what matters the most we want real yeah i mean i think the public wants real i

00:55:54.760 think we inherently want to to know that something's real and this kind of polished scripted politician

00:56:00.120 yeah it's like you want to be a politician more than you want to be a leader yeah that's problematic

00:56:04.400 yeah that's right man guys jump in on this conversation let us know what you guys think

00:56:08.260 down in the comments hashtag round two let us know what you guys think let's get on to our third

00:56:13.360 and final headline headline number three headline number three reads first biden impeachment inquiry

00:56:19.880 hearings commences thursday morning it's getting started oh they're done with them yeah no i think

00:56:26.660 i think so i think so it appears there's still a little bit of fight in there but uh but let's

00:56:32.200 dive through this check this out so let's just get through the facts of what's going on right now

00:56:35.780 um so fast facts this is from fox news house republicans will hold the first impeachment inquiry

00:56:42.640 uh hearing into president biden on thursday at 10 a.m eastern time according to the office

00:56:47.900 of house oversight committee chairman james comer out of kentucky the hearing quote will examine the

00:56:53.820 value of an impeachment inquiry and will present all evidence to date uncovered by the committee

00:56:59.240 in its investigation into the biden family finances the witnesses who will testify at the hearing

00:57:05.020 include bruce dubinsky a forensic accountant with decades of experience in financial

00:57:10.620 investigations and consulting and who the committee says has testified in over 80 trials

00:57:16.340 including trials that involve financial uh fraud former assistant attorney general can i just say

00:57:21.920 the u.s department of justice tax division those people know how to party do they if you want a good

00:57:26.820 time that's where you go with the doj tax division i guarantee it oh my gosh former assistant attorney

00:57:34.860 general uh eileen o'connor who served in the united states department of justice tax division

00:57:40.080 and law professor jonathan turley who testified in the clinton and trump impeachments will also testify

00:57:45.720 president biden has denied any involvement in his son hunter's business dealings the white house has

00:57:51.220 dismissed today's hearing as a uh as an quote evidence-free probe and a political stunt um

00:57:57.940 now these reports keep coming out apparently the the total's up to now like 50 million dollars has

00:58:04.660 been uncovered um and traced back uh one of the wires that was sent from china was actually like

00:58:09.860 directly addressed to biden's home residence right um all these things are still coming out um but

00:58:16.340 here's what i think i found hilarious let's check in with cnn um we know how those guys are doing over

00:58:21.460 there um of course they're rolling out their fact checks um fact check house republicans first hearing

00:58:26.420 and biden impeachment inquiry um so they list it out they only have three of them so far but let's

00:58:30.840 just dive through their fact checks maybe see if we can pull any uh bs out of it um so the first one

00:58:35.600 is uh republicans have presented no evidence biden himself received foreign money um and the fact

00:58:42.440 check they're saying is uh the 20 million dollar figure is roughly accurate for joe biden's family

00:58:48.140 and associates according to the bank records subpoenaed by the committee but the phrase the biden's and

00:58:53.880 their associates obscures the fact uh that there is no public evidence to date that president joe biden

00:58:59.320 himself received any of this money uh and it's worth noting that the majority of the money went to the

00:59:05.180 associates uh quote unquote uh hunter biden's business partners not even biden's family itself

00:59:12.140 so yeah there's money there i stole the least amount yeah yeah one because conspiracy like

00:59:19.300 participating in conspiracy is no longer illegal i guess yeah and also you know i i mean is it legal

00:59:24.640 to just take money for policy decisions when you're an elected official of the united states government

00:59:29.540 absolutely not yeah well like the wire then we used to do something to those people like back in the

00:59:34.780 days like you know like lock them up stick their head in like this little hole and this thing like

00:59:40.080 comes down and you know like remember that thing i remember that yeah yeah it was i'm talking about

00:59:46.260 french engineering yeah it was like something yeah it started with a g yeah yeah like it's good

00:59:51.780 stand for good times yeah that's what it stands for i've got a question though so we the the biden

00:59:58.260 crime family is the basis for the impeachment why not willful knowing continuous constitutional

01:00:07.560 violations why not take the evidence from missouri v biden because congress has already held hearings

01:00:13.580 on the weaponization of the federal government why is that not also a basis for impeachment the

01:00:19.560 the biden crime family is bad enough but we've got a president who took an oath to protect and defend

01:00:24.080 the constitution and is willfully knowingly and dedicated to continuous violations is that not also

01:00:30.040 an impeachable offense i mean i isn't i mean so like so i mean why is that though like is there

01:00:35.100 no communication between the states and federal no what's the senator schmidt has testified in in

01:00:42.320 congress about the uh missouri v biden that held multiple hearings i've testified in in congress about

01:00:47.640 it uh you know representative jordan has certainly uncovered so we can show you the ripple in the pond

01:00:52.300 effect like i can show you the emails where the the white house is targeting uh censorship on big

01:00:58.000 tech is demanding censorship on big tech but what congressman jordan can show you is big text response

01:01:02.980 internally that they knew that they were violating since the first amendment they knew that they were

01:01:08.620 censoring at the demand of the federal government i mean again the the evidence is now clear it's

01:01:14.740 beyond a reasonable doubt there's there can be no longer be any confusion that's why you've seen

01:01:18.420 the legacy media walk away from this idea that there wasn't really coercion and collusion because

01:01:24.580 we can not only show you the the direct communication but then the subsequent internal communications

01:01:28.980 at big tech i don't know i i think it's worth a conversation uh i think that there's ample

01:01:33.600 evidence that uh president biden himself was personally involved we can show you the email

01:01:37.020 where his uh director of digital communication says that the demand for censorship is coming from

01:01:41.360 the top and he emphasizes very top levels of the white house who is that yeah the big guy yeah

01:01:46.520 well it could be obama yeah well i think i think it is both of them yeah at what point you know i

01:01:52.680 talk about this all the time on the show you know i talk about the border being left open i talk

01:01:57.340 about our our strategic oil reserves being depleted i talk about our our gas projects our natural energy

01:02:03.380 products being canceled i talk about the crime in the big cities i talk about uh you know them shipping

01:02:08.940 all of our military equipment uh or leaving it in afghanistan and then shipping the rest to ukraine

01:02:14.240 leaving us over here with a with a problem where we don't have enough equipment um i talk about like

01:02:20.920 the endless printing of money and i talk about this money that is coming from these countries that would

01:02:28.220 benefit from those actions at what point is this considered legitimate treason towards this country

01:02:35.500 yeah i mean clearly president biden has no interest in american sovereignty uh he's using the government

01:02:44.160 the government is absent where needed and present where unwanted so he has no time to secure the

01:02:50.720 southern border from an all-out invasion at this point that's making missouri communities less safe

01:02:55.600 fentanyl human trafficking cartels have taken over he's ceded control of the southern border of the

01:03:00.460 cartels and yet at chinese spy balloon flies over the state of missouri lets it cross country

01:03:05.580 paws over u.s military installations shoots it down after it's finished its mission and yet he's going to

01:03:10.380 go after your gas stoves the car you drive the fossil fuels you need to heat your home and transport

01:03:16.200 your kids to and from school in a time where americans are hurting because of bidenomics and this the

01:03:20.420 inflation and so yeah i mean it is deplorable he and go back to donald trump and accountability

01:03:26.240 productivity immigration law is largely unchanged from the 1980s the same statutes are on the books

01:03:31.340 because they just can't get anything through congress president trump used the tools at his disposal to

01:03:35.860 reduce border crossings by more than 90 and yet biden has abandoned those policies and border

01:03:41.920 crossings are through the roof so yeah it's an invasion it is i mean again one man has done more

01:03:47.520 damage to this country in less than four years than a foreign attack likely could have in that same amount

01:03:54.380 of time so so at what point who determines if it's treason who determines like is it the people who

01:04:01.240 determines that you know that man in office well here's what i i would really like to understand

01:04:06.780 you know and this is this this may be an uncomfortable topic to bring up but you know

01:04:12.480 our constitution says that the citizens of this country have a duty to step in when the government

01:04:22.300 is behaving exactly as these people are behaving so you know at what point in time are we supposed to

01:04:30.100 cross that line and actually handle what's going on you know what i'm saying like like are are we are

01:04:35.840 we waiting for to see what they're going to do this next election or like i think i'm saying like

01:04:40.700 because i feel people i'm not the only one that feels this way bro like there's there's millions

01:04:46.560 of people out there that are like what when is something going to happen and in my opinion i think

01:04:52.060 there i think that there is an intentional agitation to call for i think they're trying to instigate

01:04:59.420 violence the way i'm describing it so that they can crush the people who are organizing it or

01:05:05.440 imprison the people that are organizing it as the leaders and i think the january 6 shit that's been

01:05:10.440 going on is all about scaring people from actually organizing to actually create any sort of change on

01:05:17.060 their own and you know when our founding fathers who were very smart they wrote this into our constitution

01:05:24.900 and and so like for a reason yeah and we're here and that's what i'm saying like so like i mean like

01:05:31.340 is it like what are we waiting on is it somebody to designate like hey okay yeah like we have enemies

01:05:37.060 within our our country right and like you know we all take an oath i think as a citizen like that oath

01:05:42.800 isn't like you've signed up for it not even knowing you've signed up for it but we have to protect

01:05:48.200 this country from all enemies foreign i don't believe they're going i don't dude i don't think there's any

01:05:53.340 there i don't think there's any chance at all that they allow donald trump to win that election

01:05:58.660 yeah i don't and i think totally agree yeah and i think the day after that there's going to be a

01:06:03.900 massive gut check in this country dude there there so many of us feel like we've been left behind by a

01:06:09.140 system that ignores our voices silence our voices prosecutes our heroes weaponizes the government

01:06:14.840 against us the constitution exists to protect us from the government and the government exists to

01:06:19.500 protect our rights but what we see is the biden administration weaponizing the government

01:06:24.200 against those he disagrees with like you like me like president trump and again going back to the

01:06:31.480 impeachment talk i mean i think that if you've got a president that committed to violating the right

01:06:35.680 to free speech that evidence needs to be put forth in as part of the impeachment inquiry it's just

01:06:42.360 another another accusation that needs to be analyzed by the house of representatives yeah

01:06:48.260 yeah yeah yeah yes i mean and back to the cnn fact check too man like they brought up like

01:06:54.080 they're saying that uh jim jordan falsely claimed sonja biden said he was unqualified for burisma board

01:06:59.880 um it's not true that he said that but it is true that he's not you know what i'm saying like all

01:07:05.420 like bro they play this game of oh it's a game of controlling the language that's out of the

01:07:10.880 communist manifesto bro like if you read any of carl marx or you read solinsky or you read

01:07:15.800 uh mal's book you read any of these things they talk about the controlling of the language and and

01:07:21.380 the manipulation of the language like when these people say our democracy is at stake or our

01:07:26.980 democracy is going to fail they use democracy interchangeably with communism okay so like when

01:07:33.320 these people these progressive left people say our democracy is threatened they they really mean

01:07:40.760 what they mean is is communism from our definition right they're playing yeah it means they're losing

01:07:45.840 it's never been about truth it's always been about power yeah yeah stuff's crazy man um yeah i mean guys

01:07:54.300 let us know what you think man i think this here's another thing i'm gonna ask you too i feel like

01:07:59.000 uh this stuff gets so delayed like i feel like like the the amount of time that it takes to do these

01:08:06.620 things like you know we are in 2023 is there no way to i don't want to say fast track because you

01:08:12.200 want to make sure you're thorough i get all of that right but like why does it like why has it taken us

01:08:16.720 to 2023 to get to this point for this you know for the small amount of transparency that we do have

01:08:22.720 like are we not able to speed that process up at all man you know i in my mind it's a double-edged

01:08:28.440 sword i mean the separation of powers inherent in the structure of our government is essential

01:08:33.580 to prevent authoritarianism

01:08:36.620 the downside to that is change comes slowly and the problem we've got again is that we've got

01:08:41.360 our opponents who have jettisoned the rule of law they no longer elevate the rules of the game above

01:08:47.120 the players and the outcomes and quite frankly policy rule statute can't keep pace with the nadir

01:08:55.840 of depravity from the left right transgenders and let's take that as an example most people didn't

01:09:02.540 even know that was going on that children were being raced towards sterilization or that the parents

01:09:06.220 were being lied to and coerced and that the detransitioners were suffering as a result it

01:09:10.280 took time to realize that this abomination was even occurring and then we got to get a law passed i mean

01:09:15.060 who would have thought if you asked my grandmother do we need to pass a law to make sure doctors aren't

01:09:19.280 sterilizing kids you say well what are you talking we need a law for that yeah i mean again the depravity

01:09:23.480 of the left is so far gone that it is tough for us to keep pace from a from a the legal perspective

01:09:31.280 the policy perspective yeah do we really think it's the left though like if we're being honest like

01:09:35.900 it's i feel like there's a lot of people who are legitimately like just they they lean more towards the

01:09:43.380 left that are still common sense people who have been completely abandoned by this like radical

01:09:48.920 progressivism that really is communism that's what we're dealing with and and i feel like a lot of

01:09:54.580 the like i feel like a lot of you guys because we have a lot of these guys listening to the show now

01:09:57.840 you guys are going to have to like say like okay well i don't believe in what these people believe

01:10:03.200 anymore there this is not what i'm about like i'm not i'm not for it's not what they believe it isn't

01:10:08.560 like it's completely changed yeah and to sit there and still ride that train when you understand where

01:10:13.020 it's going we're entering a phase now where like you're complicit in some very evil shit

01:10:17.640 like it's time to like wake up dude and say hey we're not for this that's real man guys joining

01:10:22.920 on this conversation uh let us know what you guys think on this final uh headline uh join us in the

01:10:28.580 comments hashtag down goes corn pop let us know what you guys think um so that was our third and

01:10:33.460 final headline uh we have our final segment of the show as always we have thumbs up or dumb as fuck

01:10:39.880 this is where we bring a headline up um we talk about it typically it might be like a florida dude or

01:10:44.220 something you know doing something crazy i like the florida guys i like the florida guys yeah i mean

01:10:48.800 florida man they're just florida man good yeah yeah so we bring this article up and then we'll all vote

01:10:54.520 on it uh whether or not it gets that so our thumbs up or dumb as fuck headline reads someone tried to

01:11:01.020 bring an emotional support alligator into the phillies game definitely from florida the gator has a

01:11:10.160 social media following oh a big one too yeah big one yeah so yeah so you've heard of bark at the

01:11:16.960 park uh days celebrating cats also are a thing across lose an arm at the park

01:11:22.360 celebrate days celebrating cats are also a thing across major league baseball but there isn't a gator

01:11:30.880 day um in a very florida man twist there it is there we go there it is uh an emotional support

01:11:38.020 alligator reportedly was denied entrance to citizens uh bank park on wednesday night where the playoff

01:11:45.280 bound phillies were set to take on the pittsburgh pirates wally gator is a working emotional support

01:11:51.620 alligator this is real okay he's owned by jonestown resident joey henny uh who can be seen holding

01:11:58.440 wally's leash in the third photo above the reptile has a sizable following on instagram and tiktok

01:12:04.820 henny earlier told the inquirer that wally helps him battle depression and that he likes to give hugs

01:12:11.980 he said last year when wally was spotted splashing around at love park last summer the uh that the

01:12:16.900 gator has never bitten anyone yet um animals are no stranger to sports team uh sports arena

01:12:24.280 i think rally cat uh we had rally squirrel here in st louis yeah um or any number of cameos by squirrels

01:12:31.260 birds and other creatures but at least for today looks like wally will have to cheer on uh the

01:12:36.420 fields from home now i went to mlb's website um and their policy on service animals and i found this

01:12:42.940 um it says guide dog service animals or service animals in training are welcome all other animals

01:12:49.700 are prohibited now i don't know how the letter of the law is written yeah do we have a suit here

01:12:54.140 you know the case okay so this is taking me back to first year of law school we had a case where it was

01:12:58.800 like which animals qualify as service animals there's if i'm remembering correctly there is some

01:13:04.080 ambiguity in the law and so yeah i mean service gator i mean service gator look he's big too man i have a

01:13:12.160 i have concerns if you've got an alligator with a with two social media accounts any sizable social

01:13:19.800 media following it doesn't feel like that is a service animal so much as an attention seeking device

01:13:24.640 and so i kind of question you know are we or is this a a stunt to to try to and look it does give

01:13:31.900 hugs that's he looks like he's smiling there yeah i am i don't get her looks like he's a good guy he

01:13:36.940 looks he looks swell i mean make a great pair of boots or uh you know yeah that's that's a no for me

01:13:44.060 i'm not doing that no no gator no bro gators are dinosaurs bro like this is from millions of years

01:13:52.060 ago this is left over from like the age where we were the food i'm not trying to be the food i eat

01:13:58.380 a gator bro i'll eat a gator for yeah i've had one too where is so here's what i love about this story

01:14:03.900 though this is the kind of thing that gets the left all knotted up because they want to be for the guy

01:14:09.980 bringing the service animal yeah for sure but they're also against animal abuse yes and so like

01:14:15.460 if you ask somebody on the left they're like their steams coming to their ears right now because they

01:14:19.840 don't know what to think about this and and like they're so conflicted on this so it actually is a

01:14:23.980 fun story in that regard look at him giving all the hugs man he really likes give some hugs man he does

01:14:29.080 yeah i'll tell you what dude i i highly and this is like by a score of a hundred to zero like animals

01:14:36.180 better than people oh no it's not even close yeah no doubt no doubt like animals are pure except for

01:14:41.720 cats bro those things are i just don't dude i get invited to go hunting all the time and do all this

01:14:46.140 stuff by some of the biggest hunters that do all this bro it's just not for me man it's just not

01:14:51.120 for me like and like we're gonna go for people i'm in bro i am in but i am not i just can't do it

01:14:58.540 they didn't do anything yeah that's true you know like it's just not it's just like you know that

01:15:03.640 billboard we've talked about you know have you seen the billboard where it's like i think it was

01:15:06.980 like a pita billboard it was like you know they showed all these animals right it's like you know

01:15:10.660 guinea pig go all the way up to like where's the line it's like where do you draw the line i'm like

01:15:14.460 yeah right about there we draw the line we draw the line at keith's cat that's what i'm saying

01:15:18.520 that's right like i'll fucking i'll eat a cat bro i ain't got a problem with it uh hey seasoning what

01:15:25.160 kind of seasoning uh well for cat dude i mean i don't know like i think at the uh the little

01:15:30.420 little chinese restaurant by my house i think they use like like teriyaki or some shit so you're

01:15:35.100 basically saying well i'll tell you this i'm not putting i'm not i'm not i'm not putting any

01:15:42.520 seasoning on mine but not too much pepper that's right too spicy that's right that's real man so

01:15:47.680 what are we giving this gator wally the gator what we got i think is this thumbs up or is this i like

01:15:52.440 i like wally gator but you know i'm disappointed i didn't see him have a selfie with my boy bryce

01:15:57.660 harper bro yeah bryce harper i don't know like i could see bryce harper and wally gator getting

01:16:03.100 getting to hang out you know i could see that yeah i give it thumbs up thumbs up what we got over here

01:16:08.540 yeah i i gotta give it a thumbs up creative uh you know it's bold uh yeah yeah yeah i reject the

01:16:15.180 status quo yeah let's let's reject the rebel i love it let's go i love it man well that's thumbs up

01:16:20.840 yay yay for florida man florida man is undefeated on the show bro he is he is he absolutely is uh well

01:16:29.820 guys andrew andy that's all i got uh andrew thanks so much for being on the show really appreciate the

01:16:36.620 work you're doing it's very very important if you guys uh if you guys want to follow along with

01:16:40.740 what he's doing uh you're fairly active on instagram what's your instagram handle just

01:16:46.460 andrew bailey i think it's ag andrew bailey ag andrew bailey yeah yeah guys give him a follow

01:16:51.700 check out what he's doing uh he's one of the most important men in the fight of what's going on for

01:16:56.180 this country really appreciate you making time to come on brother thanks guys appreciate you being a

01:17:00.600 voice for freedom in this and rational rationality in this country thank you for everything that's

01:17:05.980 debatable

01:17:06.360 all right guys don't be a hoe

01:17:11.340 went from sleeping on the floor now my jewelry box froze fuck a bowl fuck a stove counted millions

01:17:18.040 in the cold bad bitch booted swole got her on bankroll can't fold that's a no headshot case closed

REAL AF with Andy Frisella - September 29, 2023

580. Andy, Andrew Bailey & DJ CTI： Missouri AG Sues School Board, Second Republican Debate & First Biden Impeachment Inquiry

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