REAL AF with Andy Frisella - 669. Andy, Andy Stumpf & DJ CTI： Outraged American TikTokers, West Point Removes Key Words from Mission Statement & Georgia Judge Dismisses 3 Charges Against Trump

00:00:00.000 what is up guys it's andy for selling this is the show for the real let's say goodbye to the lies

00:00:20.820 the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking reality guys today we

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00:02:29.500 share the show all right so guys very special episode today uh got a good buddy of mine coming

00:02:36.540 on the show here mr andy stump what's happening bro i'm not prepared for the intro you guys just did

00:02:42.800 i don't have any opening remarks i don't know how to live up to that yeah i didn't know you guys

00:02:46.100 are gonna go hard in the paint like that i appreciate it though yeah man hey there's one

00:02:50.000 way to do it it's like holy shit they're going right out of the gates okay i have nothing to add

00:02:53.980 to this well guys if you don't know andy andy is uh an entrepreneur father uh former navy seal uh

00:03:03.580 adrenaline enthusiast enthusiast yeah uh all around fucking badass dude man um what else what i'm

00:03:11.960 know about that last part no it's a aggressively average and mediocre is what i aim for every day

00:03:16.420 but yeah set the bar low trip underneath it most days and you're gonna be okay yeah that's about

00:03:20.680 it it covers it all all right yeah well that's fair that's fair uh i like the comb over yeah that's

00:03:28.240 a good look man what was this what was this picture that's a lot of hair gel that was actually taken

00:03:32.260 in singapore no shit yeah i was doing i was a keynote speaker for an asia business summit for barclays

00:03:38.440 bank of all things oh sweet man i can dress up okay sometimes clean up all right it's a good look

00:03:42.880 man it's also a long time ago i don't think i look that young anymore so a little bit more gray hair

00:03:48.140 yeah come over is a good look man i like it i wish i could that's a better look yeah yeah that is

00:03:54.180 better i think i was maybe how old were you in that picture i think 25 so 2000 i was 25 oh shit what's

00:03:59.620 going on here so the first deployment i did uh how can i unpack this all right so there are

00:04:05.980 east and west coast seal teams odd numbers are on the west even numbers are on the east

00:04:10.280 uh internally inside of the seal community we would consider the conventional special operations

00:04:15.640 you would call it the white side seal teams the black side of that would be the jsoc commands

00:04:19.900 commonly referred to or known as development group so i went through selection for that command in 2002

00:04:24.720 which anybody who knows anything about history knows that was very proximal to a huge event in the

00:04:29.840 united states the invasion of afghanistan when did that actually happen it was late in 2002

00:04:35.260 i was in training when that was happening and one of the tasks for that command was providing

00:04:41.720 security for hamad karzai who's the person what's actually happening the picture is we're getting ready

00:04:45.740 to leave and he was signing a piece of afghan currency basically as a souvenir so they actually

00:04:50.560 pulled us out of that selection process for that command a little bit early and surged us over

00:04:55.500 there so we could um it's called rip or relieve in place the squadron that was there so they could

00:05:01.260 get back retrain refrit just take uh refit take some time off and yeah so that was my first trip

00:05:07.840 into afghanistan uh deployment with that command it was post the assassination attempt so really we

00:05:12.800 it was a security detail we hung out protected him when he was inside of the palace in the government

00:05:18.860 office traveled around town in a little bit was not that long of a period of time nothing happened

00:05:23.840 while we were there but that's the the tail end of that first deployment now are those grenades two

00:05:29.580 different size fuck yeah what so tell me about this hold on sometimes you have a grenade problem

00:05:35.460 that's big and sometimes you have a grenade problem that's small you have to have the tools for the

00:05:39.560 job so they made them in different sizes i didn't either until i got over there and i saw that and

00:05:44.280 i was like i like to have options yeah and they're both equally ineffective um they look bigger in

00:05:50.060 this picture than they did in person there one of them was very very tiny it would probably would

00:05:53.380 have worked in a phone booth and the other one you know i wish grenades you know you watch any movie

00:05:59.200 they pull the pin a lot of times i like to cook it off not a good idea because there's variation in

00:06:04.840 the fuse and they throw it in this huge fireball goes off like a 55 gallon drum full of gas in real

00:06:10.900 life it goes crack and a little bit of dust comes up so so you don't in the movies you you pull the pin

00:06:18.400 in real life and let it go oh yeah yeah you don't fuck around no you don't cook those things off

00:06:22.200 it's a good way to lose a hand huh they say that there's a three to five second fuse yeah how do i

00:06:27.120 know if i have a three to five second it's pin huck get behind something now you said you brought up

00:06:34.180 in the movies dude and so i don't know much you know i never served and i don't know much about

00:06:39.660 navy seals and what's going on i got you know we got some mutual friends and stuff so i did some

00:06:44.100 research um last night i watched these two documentaries hopefully one of them's charlie

00:06:51.440 sheen on navy seals and uh i wanted to get your take on which one of these is more accurate all

00:06:58.720 right so we have under siege from steven seagal yep okay and we have navy seals from charlie sheen

00:07:08.040 i'd say if you combine the two you have the entire career from a non-fiction perspective

00:07:13.920 in a nutshell yeah i i mean is this pretty accurate or uh no however the one in your right

00:07:21.860 hand navy seals i probably watched that a hundred times before i joined i thought it was going to be

00:07:26.720 very close to what the job was like it was nothing like that whatsoever and then under siege how

00:07:31.740 steven seagal who is a ferocious piece of shit as a human being was able to actually continue to

00:07:39.100 make i mean just do some research on his treatment of women and just start right there and i'll let

00:07:43.220 you guys do your own research um how he was able to continue to make movies or even star in that role

00:07:48.820 is just beyond me have you ever seen his like magic oh yeah kung fu shit people send it to me every

00:07:53.700 single what the fuck is that you know i don't actually it's it's made up yeah short answer you know

00:08:01.160 when i watch those videos i'm more concerned with the person that is willingly pretending yeah than i

00:08:07.040 am with him up there trying to do the bullshit sue all the people that are bullshit all the people in

00:08:15.840 that room they know that are flying and falling down yeah do they go get cocktails afterwards and say

00:08:22.760 hey we all know this is fake right do they ever have a moment where they sit down and say hey we like

00:08:28.740 we agree this is bullshit but we're going to participate anyway or do they actually believe

00:08:34.700 that to me is so much more fascinating than like the master i always watch the people in the background

00:08:39.020 never the master himself they're probably like dude did you see that move steve got me in yeah i saw

00:08:45.040 that one that finger lock yeah he took it easy on me today he could have fucking killed me yeah but

00:08:50.840 then if they ever were to try it on anybody ever they're gonna get their ass beat yeah what do you mean

00:08:56.080 i can't block a knife by just turning my stomach and the guy falls like it's like a napoleon that

00:09:00.480 grabbed me here yeah i mean i don't know i actually think that it speaks to some people are so desperate

00:09:05.780 desperate to be a part of a group of any kind that they will literally detach their cognitive reasoning

00:09:11.760 ability to do so the value of being involved in that circle is more important than the reality of it

00:09:16.780 yeah there's no there's no self-identity or worth or esteem in those individuals yeah yeah for sure

00:09:23.100 it's sad actually it is sad but also i drive an immense amount of entertainment from it so i

00:09:28.920 support it it's actually fun to watch positive positive makes my this is pretty amazing and then

00:09:33.800 you're like but it's fake but still but yeah so when you so when you decided to become a navy seal did

00:09:39.960 you guys do like the golf cart polo shit because like that looked fun if you saw it in that movie we

00:09:46.320 didn't do it unfortunately yeah because i figured that would be the reason to join what are those andy are

00:09:51.500 those what are what are those what are those called that one might be a blu-ray this is called

00:09:55.840 a dvd dj what is that so this is what we watched dj is only 27 years old 28 28 i know what a dvd is

00:10:03.160 yeah but have you ever watched one yeah i've watched them okay i know what vhs is too now you

00:10:07.380 now don't go past that i don't know anything how about blu-ray yeah i do blu-ray i know laser disc

00:10:11.880 no like a floppy disc no no laser disc was like a dvd but it was like big like this

00:10:17.400 what about beta max i know beta males well we all know that these days that's a fucking fact

00:10:23.880 yeah yeah fuck yeah those are the two most common uh movies i actually get questions about though

00:10:29.640 really yeah i wish that i wish the navy seals one was real i went into the community thinking

00:10:34.620 this is what it's going to be like and uh no no it wasn't dude i watched that movie in the theater

00:10:42.900 when it came out navy seals yeah good man yeah good man i i i was i grew up wanting when i play

00:10:49.640 golf that's all i ever did was play golf polo i would just drive the golf carts and hit the like

00:10:55.420 at least one round of golf every single time a lot of country clubs don't like that no they don't

00:11:00.640 yeah that's why i don't golf anymore yeah i was politely asked to not come back anyway so dude what is

00:11:07.880 this oh pick up the uh the elk the elk that is a big fucking elk dude that is a big elk um

00:11:14.200 on a bow too what i'll say is this though depending on the angle that you take the picture from and i

00:11:19.060 was with a very high level photographer they can make it look bigger than it is so that's actually

00:11:23.660 sitting at the wall on my house i need that photographer yeah it's it's you know they get

00:11:28.520 the right angle they twist the antlers toward him that was at a that's how dj does his dick pics

00:11:33.100 lighting matters i've been talking about never shoot from below always shoot from

00:11:37.780 that guy's number yeah um that is at a ranch in utah um it's a private ranch i was invited to go

00:11:47.520 there i think that was the first or second year that i had ever bow hunted and sick have paid for

00:11:51.440 my opportunity to be there and that was actually on the last day on the last hunting opportunity and

00:11:57.020 it was the most elk i've ever been around right before i shot that elk though i'll send you this

00:12:01.560 video once i can find it on my phone that thing walked in straight to me to three yards oh where

00:12:06.480 i was sitting there and i hadn't drawn back i was legitimately wondering like what self-defense

00:12:10.380 situations would look like with an elk and then decided in that moment that i would kick the

00:12:15.060 cameraman at it and then run the other direction and legitimately i'm sharing with you legitimately

00:12:20.260 what i thought as it was coming there was a cameraman right i'm like okay this is what i'm

00:12:24.180 gonna do he's gotta go i'm gonna sacrifice him tell him for me afterwards

00:12:28.320 there was no time in the moment this thing was coming in on a rope and it was screaming

00:12:34.100 it's fucking me or you bro yeah it's gonna be you it was coming in and so i eventually just stood up

00:12:39.660 because it saw us and then it backed off a bit and it bounded off and maybe stopped at 10 yards so i was

00:12:44.480 able to stand up and shoot it this was 50 yards from where i shot it it's uh it was an intense

00:12:49.400 experience um you people hear the bugling of elk if you watch it on tv or on your phone it sounds

00:12:55.640 amazing but when you're that close when it's reverberating inside of your body it was pretty

00:12:59.860 intense it was awesome it's huge dude it was big i've never hunted before so i don't know anything

00:13:04.420 about uh huh that would uh yeah i don't know if i would start people on a bow if they had never

00:13:10.860 hunted it's a little bit more challenging and there's less tolerance for mistakes because you

00:13:14.040 have to get so i've shot i've shot a bow quite a bit i just never went hunting combining the two is

00:13:18.620 tough you have to get pretty close to animals rifles will buy you a little bit more uh space and you can

00:13:23.360 you can make some more mistakes but it was wild i've hunted there since then and i've never had

00:13:27.660 an experience like that one it's it was fantastic that's cool yeah how much how much meat comes off

00:13:32.800 of an animal like that oh man i would say you probably get somewhere between four to five hundred

00:13:38.940 usable pounds of meat holy shit yeah geez so you gotta like fucking give it away and stuff

00:13:43.980 freezer full i started well i am fortunate and i usually will get a couple elk tags per year which

00:13:49.400 does not equate filling your freezer every time i think last year i had three elk tags

00:13:53.280 and i got one elk yeah anytime i fill my freezer i immediately just start giving it away to friends

00:13:57.940 and family it is so good yeah i've had it a couple times a couple my buddies have have uh let let me try

00:14:03.760 elk before at their house it's good it's good i liked it a lot higher protein value than your normal

00:14:08.900 meat you're going to get at the supermarket and it's cool to tell a story too like when anytime i'm

00:14:12.700 cooking for my kids or no we had elk lasagna the other night yeah and it's like oh i'm not gonna eat

00:14:18.080 the rest it's like hold on you little shit let me tell you the story about me carrying that out of my

00:14:21.700 that doesn't go in the garbage you're eating that right now that's right i like that yeah

00:14:26.800 that's fucking good did you mount this thing yes head only i've never been a huge fan of like the

00:14:32.060 full body mount or some people take it down to right in front of the front shoulder um i'll

00:14:36.920 actually like the euro mount so it actually gets skinned and caped and then um i think bleach so you

00:14:41.480 just have the skull and then the antler where do you have that at that's it my house in montana

00:14:45.460 okay yeah i shot a bull there i was with glover our mutual friend glover two years ago he shot one

00:14:51.920 uh one day i shot mine two days later and i have both of those up at the uh coffee shop oh that's

00:14:57.980 yeah yeah and i point out to everybody if you notice one is slightly smaller mike's obviously

00:15:02.900 and then mine is the more regal elk on the right hand side yeah now is that just with the elks or is

00:15:08.840 that like is that does that cross over to everything else i mean he's asian

00:15:12.860 i fucking love bro he's the fucking best man he's the best yeah dude so uh speaking of your

00:15:26.420 coffee shop you have a super awesome black rifle coffee shop we have the only black rifle coffee

00:15:31.720 shop in the state of montana yeah so let's talk about that because that's in the fucking news right

00:15:36.600 now you know i'm friends with the guys i don't know evan but i know uh jt and matt and they've

00:15:42.840 they're great dudes and uh i see them getting fucking attacked again over this act blue shit

00:15:50.120 that has already been addressed like a thousand times yeah so can we get like to the bottom of

00:15:55.560 this once and for all because like honestly i'm just tired of seeing my good people be drugged down

00:16:01.100 by people who are on the same team i mean we can try and here's what will happen this that first came

00:16:05.780 out i remember seeing it a few years ago and it seems to be on like a 12 month cycle where it pops up

00:16:10.320 again so i don't even know where you start other than people think that the act blue platform is

00:16:18.040 actually a political party in and of itself so i always start by letting people know it's actually

00:16:22.280 just a payment processing platform yes it is dedicated towards causes that are on the democratic

00:16:27.480 or left side of the aisle house but in and of itself it's very i guess it's probably not similar to

00:16:33.660 paypal it would be what would it be like maybe go fund me they take they strip a small portion of

00:16:40.480 what you donate and then the rest of the money goes towards the cause that you want it to go through

00:16:44.100 so a few years ago the first time i had heard about it um evan the founder of black rifle

00:16:50.880 has made two donations that i'm aware of one of them he lost a bet so he donated i think it was 500

00:16:56.200 bucks to the obama campaign and the other donation that he made was to tulsi gabbard because she is a

00:17:02.120 personal friend of his and a fellow veteran and we'll get tulsi cool i haven't met her yet we've

00:17:07.260 communicated had a few opportunities to try to have her on my show and it just hasn't happened yet but

00:17:12.100 she seems to be yeah she seems for as far as politicians go either but we talk we talk in the

00:17:16.980 dms and stuff and yeah she seems cool as fuck yeah and yeah so i'll come back to evan's donations in a

00:17:23.340 minute because i think it's important on how act blue actually works so what i have seen in the last

00:17:29.240 few days is people are it's a very tightly cropped image of um and it's a it might be an sec filing

00:17:36.880 it's it's something where it it's a searchable database and somebody at some point in time took

00:17:43.440 a screenshot of the list of people who have donated and put in their employment black rifle coffee and

00:17:51.080 there's actually two versions it says black rifle coffee and then underneath it says black rifle it

00:17:56.060 doesn't have the image that i have seen circulated it doesn't have their names and so it's cropped

00:18:00.100 and at least in my opinion in an attempt to make it look like black rifle coffee as a company is

00:18:04.800 supporting the democratic party right and that is the message that is being largely permeated throughout

00:18:10.520 social media whatever news sources people may want and it's it's wildly inaccurate and as far as i can

00:18:18.340 tell this latest round that has come out was actually started by a competitive coffee company

00:18:24.200 to black rifle so it makes a little bit more sense as to why it's making the rounds again because

00:18:28.720 anybody can go on there and don't so i'll get to that because i was fucking around with act blue

00:18:32.600 this morning today in real time to try to understand what you can get around what you can do well how much

00:18:40.400 can you play around with could you actually get a group of friends and utterly troll an individual or

00:18:45.700 organization and the answer is you absolutely can but if you back off from that initial screen grab

00:18:50.780 optic it would have the names if you went even farther than that it would have the amounts and

00:18:55.600 some of those amounts are like two dollars and fifty cents you know one black rifle coffee as an

00:19:00.980 organization and it says on act blue and all of this is self-certified there's no team of wizards

00:19:06.700 behind the curtain that we're verifying this information at least based on my own experience on the

00:19:10.380 platform right before you hit the hub pay there's like five little things and it says by submitting

00:19:17.440 your payment and broadly describing what i saw this morning by submitting your payment you are you are

00:19:22.960 agreeing to our terms of service you're saying you're an individual you're not this is your money

00:19:26.400 you're not making a donation on behalf of an organization or a pact and there were two more and

00:19:32.000 you click on it your money's gone and then you can show up on this database so black rifle coffee as

00:19:39.900 an organization is not donating to the democratic party i'd also challenge anybody let's say every

00:19:46.720 name that appears on that list is real and i think there's eight eight entries and some of them are

00:19:51.700 repeat names i mean how many people do you have working for you what's your head count here

00:19:55.780 450 to 500 in the office there's a zero thousands outside a zero percent chance they all have this

00:20:03.860 homogenous idea of what the world should be yeah and and their belief system whether that be

00:20:08.940 religious personal uh you know spiritual economic all of those things i could give two shits if people

00:20:15.980 inside of black rifle coffee employees donated money to the democratic party i don't give a shit one of

00:20:21.540 the most beautiful things in our country that i appreciate is the ability for all of us to sit in this

00:20:25.580 room have different beliefs and go live our life i totally agree the best of our ability now what's

00:20:30.040 interesting about act blue and i'll get back to uh what i was talking about about evan actually putting

00:20:35.220 his name on there and black rifle coffee i went on there this morning and made a donation to a

00:20:40.140 democratic senator i think it was in montana it's like five or ten whole dollars i hope he saves a moose

00:20:45.500 with it or does something cool and it says employment and i put gray rifle coffee and what's your

00:20:52.560 position head barista and i just hit donate and off it went and my point in saying all that is maybe

00:21:00.080 just because you find it on the internet you shouldn't believe it yeah your fleet of employees

00:21:04.980 we could task them with just crucifying any organization that would be considered on the

00:21:10.540 conservative side of the house donation after donation after donation after no date you can put

00:21:14.580 down there whatever you want yeah the fact that evan put down black rifle coffee should show to people

00:21:20.400 he doesn't give a fuck that they know he's donating that's right he does he's not trying to hide it he

00:21:26.520 actually is you don't have to sound like this guy's a fucking idiot you don't have to put down any

00:21:30.900 information if you don't want to he chose to put that there on a platform i assume at the time

00:21:36.220 he knew would be searchable because it doesn't matter people just need to do their own research

00:21:42.520 and just don't believe everything you see on the internet don't you think this lends itself to a

00:21:47.300 bigger conversation about the responsibility we have as a culture to recognize cancel culture as a

00:21:58.700 societal weapon for division meaning for the last 10 or so years the left has had a monopoly on cancel

00:22:06.300 culture right uh pretty much if you didn't toe the line or you even spoke out of line there was very

00:22:12.540 little tolerance for difference of opinion the exact opposite of what i think you and i share in

00:22:17.520 common in terms of what we think the country should look like yeah we might have differences in opinion

00:22:21.560 but those are okay and we can talk about those things and as long as you're not stepping on my toes i'm

00:22:26.280 not going to step on your toes and we're all going to get along and what i've seen and noticed is

00:22:32.000 the cancel culture has shifted from the left to the right and i feel like a lot of people on the right

00:22:39.780 are not understanding like because they've been abused for so long by the left they now have the

00:22:47.600 power and that power is being wielded irresponsibly against people who for the most part have the same

00:22:53.900 belief systems and believe in the same things that they do uh because you know they don't agree with

00:22:59.580 every single detail someone says you know like we saw this a lot with like the trump and desantis thing

00:23:05.400 right all of these people want the same outcome but they're killing each other internally on the

00:23:11.980 same team over uh you know get there yeah right exactly dude and so now we have a social power base

00:23:19.160 that's over on the right side and at some my opinion at some point in time we've got to come to a

00:23:26.060 realization that like this societal weapon because that's what it is cancel culture it is a weapon

00:23:31.960 to make people fall in line with whatever the narrative whoever holds the power is we have to

00:23:38.980 like understand that this is not good for the country in any way shape or form it's not good for

00:23:45.120 us to try to hammer people and ruin their lives and get them fired and destroy their companies because

00:23:50.940 they may have a different belief that we have even though the core belief system that we have

00:23:57.020 is very much so aligned and when i look at this situation with the black rifle guys

00:24:01.820 i see that because the people who are canceling them these people if you go look at every other

00:24:06.980 single post that they talk about they're talking about the same shit that those guys believe in

00:24:11.460 yeah you know so it's it's very frustrating to watch this happen and it would be nice if we could get

00:24:16.900 to a point like and i don't know where the line is right like like when we see the anheiser bush thing

00:24:22.380 happen with dylan mulvaney like part of me is like okay well that was necessary as a show of force of hey

00:24:28.440 we're not going to accept this in our culture but then we're it's like well how far do we take this

00:24:36.380 do we take this to where we we we do what they did you know what i'm saying yeah like what do you

00:24:41.320 think i mean i think bud light is piss beer to begin with and it shouldn't have been consumed ever by

00:24:46.520 anybody personal opinions don't come after me bud light lawyers i'm not a fan of your product

00:24:51.260 um i agree with you it's almost like you can't there's no way to be enough of the the thing that

00:24:58.680 people think you are without getting attacked by some fringe element it just keeps going farther and

00:25:03.220 farther and farther and farther yeah like we were talking when you were out there you know working out

00:25:08.620 you know people have appropriated the term patriot yeah and it means it seems to mean two different

00:25:13.400 things depending on what side of the political aisle that you are on and i hate that our country has

00:25:18.240 almost been reduced to a binary left and right and everything is a bifurcation of that the cancel

00:25:24.260 culture thing i agree it absolutely is a weapon and i hope that people can recognize that it's optional

00:25:30.880 i mean there are egregious errors that i think are made by individuals and organizations sometime

00:25:36.320 and i think one of the key things that's missing before people hop on that bandwagon with a vigor that is

00:25:44.380 shocking is that how many of us would survive the lens and scrutiny of some of these people i am a

00:25:53.800 galactic fuck up me too i have made so many mistakes and if all people got to see was mistake

00:26:00.520 after mistake after mistake i wouldn't blame them yeah for canceling me but they're willing to use

00:26:06.060 a lens that they themselves couldn't survive and i'm not i'm not i don't say that to try to excuse

00:26:13.000 behaviors from individuals or organizations it's just in this realization okay this is a weapon

00:26:18.520 i do have a choice whether or not i can participate in this should i take a breath just

00:26:23.100 educate myself a little bit more do i need to hop on this bandwagon there's another option too that's a

00:26:30.340 quiet one just vote with your fucking wallet yeah you know you don't have to like throw gasoline on

00:26:34.500 the fire if you don't like bud light which i advocate people not liking bud light because of

00:26:38.980 the taste don't drink bud light yeah drink whatever their uh course light or whatever their competition

00:26:44.560 would be you know like vote with your wallet don't waste your time on social media don't virtue signal

00:26:49.900 to me the things that you believe in because i have my own life to live and my own mistakes to make

00:26:53.700 it's it's a fucking mess and i don't know where it goes especially when the the needle keeps going

00:26:59.560 and going and going and going like what is patriotic enough at this point what does it mean to be a

00:27:03.920 patriot like do you have to wear a certain color hat and say a certain color thing and have a certain

00:27:07.560 bumper sticker if you don't have those things well fuck you you're not part of our group right i don't

00:27:12.100 know where it goes yeah i don't know where it leads yeah i don't think it leads anywhere good no it

00:27:15.740 doesn't i agree with you it's something that we have to come to terms with and be adults about and

00:27:19.760 say hey what is this country supposed to actually be it's supposed to be free yeah now there are things

00:27:25.860 that as a culture we're not going to accept we're not going to accept grown men uh shaking their

00:27:33.460 dicks in front of kids at drag shows when they're three years old that's not that's not something

00:27:38.680 that we're going to accept we're not going to accept men getting in a swimming pool or on a

00:27:43.320 basketball court or in a volleyball game and beat the shit out of women that's not that's not acceptable

00:27:48.980 but outside of those collective standards you know that are harming people and that do dangerous

00:27:55.580 things to other people's kids and other people's lives i mean really man we're supposed to kind of do

00:28:01.900 our own thing here and live our own lives and like you know uh you don't have to like what

00:28:06.860 everybody does i think that's a big common misconception about what freedom actually means

00:28:11.680 you know freedom is it like you say it's not like a it's not like a one track narrow definition if you

00:28:19.280 really want freedom that means you're going to have to have tolerance for some lifestyles that you

00:28:23.360 don't necessarily want to live maybe it's essential that you don't like every idea that you are surrounded

00:28:28.280 by yeah if you are only being told the things that you like by people that you agree with

00:28:33.160 and again people who live your life however you want to i would be worried that i'm living inside

00:28:37.220 of an echo chamber yeah that would concern me i'm not i'm not scared by ideas i'm not scared by people's

00:28:42.580 thoughts i'm not scared by their voices i i i like the fact and and to me our country should be about

00:28:49.060 okay you have an idea i have an idea you think my idea is shit i think your idea is shit let's pull them

00:28:53.940 into the spotlight let's logically work our way through them and at the end of the day people can

00:28:58.160 make their mind up off of that through an objective and logical discussion not me trying to weaponize

00:29:03.420 something to shut down your voice are you weaponizing something to shut down my voice bring that shit out

00:29:07.940 yeah talk about it dude i think i think people are afraid of that though because i think most people's

00:29:12.520 opinions because of social media they're thin that's right they don't have depth yeah they're not

00:29:18.640 comfortable standing on defend it huh they can't defend it no that's what i'm saying there's no mile

00:29:23.500 widening an inch deep yeah that's right they know everything but if you dig in they don't know

00:29:28.000 like we see this in these little videos that you go on the street right like they go on the street

00:29:32.000 and they say who are you voting for oh i'm voting for joe biden why and then the shit that comes out

00:29:38.400 of that's racist yeah the shit that comes out of their mouth right after that is like comedy and

00:29:43.580 that's what makes the clip because it exposes people for the lack of the lack of understanding

00:29:48.280 of any of their ideas and i think the reason that we have such an aggressive

00:29:52.220 you know shut up sit down take your business fuck you you're fired type cultures because people

00:29:59.240 just aren't capable of standing on their own opinions and and dude you the life you've led and

00:30:06.020 the life i've led that's a necessity like we've had to lead people we've had to say no this is why i

00:30:12.640 think this you know you can't build businesses you can't lead people you can't accomplish objectives

00:30:19.320 without explaining hey this is i think this is a good idea and this is why i think it's a good idea

00:30:24.600 and in your case the life you've led if you're not willing to hear the feedback fucking people get

00:30:30.280 killed so there's real serious consequences to not thinking like that and i don't think that most

00:30:35.120 people have that in their lives anymore you know they're just reading on the internet some shit and

00:30:39.520 parroting it because it sounds good and you know they want to get a couple likes on the comment they make

00:30:44.340 you know i'm very passionate about the things i believe but i don't arrive at those positions

00:30:48.600 quickly right and i'm also completely open to telling people that i don't know yeah there is

00:30:55.700 such a narrow bandwidth of i actually if i'm honestly assessing myself and how i feel i don't feel like i am

00:31:02.380 an expert at anything there's a very narrow bandwidth of topics that are largely completely useless in

00:31:09.280 society that i have a level of experience with that i feel very deeply about my opinion and where

00:31:14.780 it came from and other than that i just try to sit back and take my time and educate myself and

00:31:20.220 learn as much as possible i don't think there's any reward to having the fastest velocity to getting

00:31:26.720 to an opinion i think it's more than anything it's there's the the risk and downside is like a hockey

00:31:32.360 stick going up the faster you get to those spots i don't know when it became a faux pas to say i don't

00:31:38.360 know or when if somebody were come up to a street with one of those cameras and ask me that and they

00:31:43.540 ask me a question i would and i didn't know the answer i'd say to be honest with you i don't know

00:31:46.840 enough about that to answer you yeah but i feel the same way and i think there's a lot of freedom

00:31:52.480 in being able to say i don't know you know like you don't have to have the pressure on you you don't

00:31:58.060 yeah you know we talk a lot about this uh you know in our personal development shows you know

00:32:04.060 i personally am of the opinion that a great leader will say that without reservation when it's true

00:32:14.320 the best leaders that i have ever worked for i'll use an example of a commanding officer at a seal

00:32:20.860 team uh so in the navy they have n codes it's n1 through n9 and those are just the departments

00:32:25.460 largely tranched out that would work for you probably similar to the infrastructure you guys have

00:32:29.120 n1 would be our admin n2 is intelligence and three is operations you have planning logistics all of

00:32:35.320 those things we would do weekly meetings with the commanding officer the worst leaders that i've ever

00:32:41.860 been around were the ones who tried to be the smartest person in every room that they went into

00:32:45.360 the best leaders that i've ever been around were the ones who tried to staff the smartest people in

00:32:51.020 each of those areas and then put them into a room and solicit for their feedback ask them

00:32:56.140 questions and then make educated decisions no attempt to be the smartest person in the room

00:33:00.100 they staffed their weaknesses yeah those are great leaders yeah yeah man i i think we're at a situation

00:33:08.400 in culture where uh a lot of the a lot of the false realities are going to crumble very soon i think

00:33:17.780 they're crumbling now what does that look like though i don't know i don't know what do you think

00:33:22.000 fuck if i know yeah i know what people are calling for you know they they're worried about a civil war

00:33:27.320 and people ask me about civil war and i say that i'm not i'm not i don't think it's impossible i'm

00:33:32.800 not truly worried about it because the the reality of executing warfare like that versus what people

00:33:38.080 think it's going to be behind their computer screen let's just say they're a little bit different yeah

00:33:42.200 um nobody wants that i think if it were to kick off people might be a little hesitant to continue

00:33:48.680 because of what it would require i don't think anybody out there really wants to go out and get

00:33:52.220 into a gunfight with their neighbor yeah in their hoa cul-de-sac no like that's not what we're looking

00:33:57.080 for here um it's horrible it's horrendous and i and i don't want that for anybody um so i don't know

00:34:02.900 what it'll look like because again in a consequence free environment behind your screen you can say

00:34:07.460 whatever you want and this is what's going to happen and this is what i'm going to do i don't know

00:34:11.720 what it looks like i don't either man it's going to be interesting it you know i i do think i do

00:34:18.200 think that the woke the quote-unquote woke progressive agenda is done it's losing steam at

00:34:26.620 at the least yeah yeah i think the and i also i also think that's normal you know i i again at 46

00:34:35.600 years old i'm not gonna even pretend to be an expert on all the generations that have come before me

00:34:40.860 but i'm just talking to my dad and asking him about conversations he had had with his grandparents

00:34:45.120 every generation of society had some weird pendulum swing that found its center again and then probably

00:34:51.280 went back the other direction yeah so i think it's just kind of our natural way and i suspect that

00:34:56.240 every generation is like that's it it's fucking over yeah we're never gonna get through this one

00:35:00.300 yeah yeah yeah it dude it also does feel like to me though i feel like you know uh have you read

00:35:08.300 that book the fourth turning no so there's a basically the theory is every 80 years there's

00:35:15.120 basically a repeat of history right and you know and i agree with what you're saying the the pendulum

00:35:21.540 goes back and forth and that's you know i'm i'm around the same age as you i'm 44 and are in my life

00:35:28.980 i've seen it go back and forth right and you have too and i i the thing that concerns me is that i see

00:35:34.220 it going further left yeah and then further right and at the end at some point in time

00:35:40.780 over the course of history that usually ends with a genocide of some sort and so that's what scares

00:35:46.420 me it's like you know when we were in the covid stuff and everything was going crazy you know there

00:35:51.220 was no shortage of people who were on the covid bandwagon who were calling for the removal of

00:35:57.260 somebody who wasn't vaccinated from society we had justin trudeau one of the worlds one of the

00:36:03.000 leaders of the world i mean comically but he he's the fucking main dude up there in canada

00:36:08.340 talking about hey we don't know what we what are we going to do with these people they're a danger

00:36:12.400 to society they were building literal camps so like it concerns me when you go back and like look at

00:36:19.580 the things that how they behave during that time and then like what's the result going to be now that

00:36:25.020 yeah dude and that's like that that's kind of concerning well it's a rubber band bro it's a rubber

00:36:30.580 you can only fucking stretch it so much before it snaps you know that's the unfortunate thing but

00:36:35.060 but to your point andy it's like most people are just not going to be prepared for that snap

00:36:41.100 that's the reality of it so i don't know i don't know what that i don't even know yeah i don't even

00:36:45.360 know if it can be avoided yeah well i think the bet the way to avoid it is by you know speaking some

00:36:52.240 reasonable common sense shit on a regular basis well and you know also asking for accountability too

00:36:58.620 right i mean like that's the biggest part there was so much damage that was done i mean even just

00:37:03.060 looking at the covid stuff there was so much damage that was done and caused at the hands of people who

00:37:08.780 don't really have our interest and it's obvious everybody knows it right so a lot of people forget

00:37:13.340 it and so you can't have the accountability aspect of it that will prevent that from happening again

00:37:17.980 because the precedent has been set we've already shown that people are going to be mindless sheep that

00:37:22.520 follow along with tyrannical rules and so it's like the only way to prevent prevent that from

00:37:27.060 happening again is to hold those people accountable in our society but i don't know that enough

00:37:31.480 organizers the organizers correct like i mean i'm talking top of the top right like i mean i want

00:37:35.820 the generals you know not the fucking frontline soldiers right it would have been so much better

00:37:40.220 during covid if they were less dogmatic and they again it goes back to being able to say i don't know

00:37:45.220 like if fauci had gotten up and said maybe a couple times a week hey boys and girls yeah doesn't this

00:37:53.880 suck dick yeah maybe don't use those words when you're announcing uh to the nation boys and girls

00:37:58.900 sorry yeah so sorry i apologize fauci for recommending you open your speech with that let's

00:38:04.260 go with your speech writers on that one but if they got a couple times a week and said this is the

00:38:08.220 best information we have at the time way less dogmatic instead of telling people you have to do

00:38:13.340 this or you're a threat to society you're a piece of shit human being this is the best data we have

00:38:17.940 at the time i think where they lost the plot is they kept going from dogmatic position to dogmatic

00:38:22.780 position back and forth and back and forth and finally everybody not everybody but a large majority

00:38:28.000 of people started saying you i can't tolerate this anymore you keep telling me you're an expert

00:38:32.740 but you're flipping back and forth and then of course you know as time progresses on and you hear

00:38:38.240 things like fauci saying yeah i don't know where the six foot principle or rule came from you know or

00:38:43.600 now it's very nobody they had to wear a mask yeah and it's like i also have the internet sir and

00:38:49.360 you know i would like to show you a few things or saying you know that the u.s doesn't fund gain

00:38:56.840 of function research and it's very clear that the nih was supporting through uh proxy entities what was

00:39:02.200 going on in wuhan like it's insane but also at the same time a lot of countries were yeah i did a

00:39:06.820 podcast uh specifically on the wuhan lab and dude canada sent the ebola virus to wuhan on a

00:39:13.360 commercial airliner for them to study and have ebola in wuhan like it's insane the level of

00:39:20.700 interconnectivity that this stuff has and it's all shielded through this lens of being very dogmatic

00:39:26.220 and being dishonest yeah that's what gets the rubber band to snap i think in my in my opinion yeah

00:39:32.820 people like you didn't tell me the truth last time i can clearly say like you're standing out there in

00:39:37.200 the rain and you're telling the american public that it's sunny out i'm not going to listen to you

00:39:41.460 right well take that step further at what point does it cross the line of like this was not just

00:39:45.760 like oh they messed up this was intentional like when like is that's how i feel i do 100 percent

00:39:52.400 release of covet in and of itself 100 percent i i yeah i think it was an operation dude i think it

00:39:58.200 was i think it was a complete intentional look at like dude if you go back to that time right like

00:40:02.620 if we could just fucking like getting a fucking time machine you go back to that time do you have

00:40:06.360 one look at i mean i wish i was gonna say let's go for a spin well we can't go that we can't go far

00:40:10.720 back like too far back okay you know what i'm saying yeah 1970s let's stop right there um but

00:40:19.100 dude it's i mean like dude they were showing clips on mainstream media of people falling out in the

00:40:24.500 streets right like or or the the fucking refrigerated trailers that they were using for mass graves and

00:40:31.120 to hold all these bodies and pictures and videos of body bags on the street right and there was such a

00:40:36.200 simultaneous push from every place every single government in the world every single media outlet

00:40:43.660 it was all simultaneous all at the same time right and i mean 10-4 had or not i mean the evidence the

00:40:50.680 stuff is out there right event 201 you go back and look like this stuff was planned so like when it when

00:40:54.940 does it cross that threshold of oh hey this was hey we just fucked up if it was an operation they

00:40:59.840 fucked up though because i think what they actually showed people is that they need to think for

00:41:08.780 themselves if something like this happens in the future as opposed to demanding an immediate compliance

00:41:14.240 if it was an operation to see how far they could push it i think they fucked up i i think i think the

00:41:19.700 operation wasn't just to see how far they could push it i think the objective i am of the opinion

00:41:26.680 that we are in the midst of a coordinated communist revolution subversion in this country and

00:41:34.480 when i look at coven i like zoom out and i look at it and i i felt this way while it was going on but

00:41:41.820 we're a few years removed from it now and i look at what the actual result was what was the result well

00:41:49.020 we had the biggest wealth transfer in the history of mankind and it and it didn't go from rich to middle

00:41:54.920 class it went from middle class to already ultra rich they closed the stores they closed the

00:42:00.940 restaurants 70 of business yeah a lot of those businesses never dude where i live there is a

00:42:05.780 main street oh fuck it's actually called main street too um yeah there are just thinking about

00:42:11.600 that i was like son of a bitch that's probably a main street in every town but where i live has

00:42:15.220 maybe got a population of 30 000 yeah what was able to stay open uh walmart home depot yeah those uh some

00:42:22.200 gas stations what closed and are still empty pockmarks down main street were small businesses

00:42:27.720 that's right that's right and and i believe that was intentional and i because when we look at like

00:42:32.420 what the world economic forum wrote in coven 19 the great reset and what klaus schwab preaches these

00:42:39.600 guys talk about they talk about you will own nothing and you will be happy and when we look at like

00:42:44.680 how black rock and some of these huge funds are buying up all the residential property um

00:42:49.360 it's very clear that there was preference given to the already ultra rich and so what i see how i see

00:42:59.440 what happened was they scared everybody they created massive division it created massive confusion

00:43:05.600 it it helped their cause for the election it put trump in a spot where it was zero win there was

00:43:11.880 zero way he could win that scenario the pressure if people people like to talk all this shit on trump

00:43:17.640 and i'm not some kind of idolizer of donald trump i'm just being real if you're the president of the

00:43:23.780 united states and you have every single advisor around you including you know uh the media fucking

00:43:29.640 everybody saying this is the worst thing and you don't do anything about it you're you lose okay

00:43:36.200 now and because he did something about it now he's getting that held against him too so there

00:43:41.080 was they put him in a no win um but the biggest play that i saw was the was the division and then

00:43:48.900 also the transfer of wealth and when you look at like what communism is all about it's about the

00:43:53.960 consolidation of ownership at the very very top and nothing for everybody else and the promise is

00:43:59.800 always you guys at the bottom we're going to take care of you it's going to be a utopia and you

00:44:04.080 don't have to work and we can do all and this never works out that way you end up killing those

00:44:07.900 people and so when i look at covid i see a and then if we look at like the border situation and

00:44:17.040 what's happening and all of these things happening in in in one big play you know it's i believe it's

00:44:24.360 an intentional third worldization of the united states for the benefit of the global elite and that's

00:44:30.200 that's how i that's the perspective i've seen it from the whole time now could i be wrong sure could

00:44:36.060 could i be hyper vigilant on it maybe but it seems to be that from my perspective the dots are connecting

00:44:43.000 yeah dude and and and it's going to be you know i don't think people are with it anymore so it's going

00:44:48.480 to be real interesting what i you know we talked about this out in the gym earlier you know what it's

00:44:54.940 going to be like from here moving forward because i believe these people have committed what i would

00:45:01.100 consider crimes against humanity at scale at global scale and i believe that they understand that if

00:45:07.760 they lose control they're probably going to get held accountable and if you have someone whose back

00:45:12.240 is in the wall in that situation you have to ask yourself if you were them what would you be willing

00:45:17.500 to do to maintain power and the answer is anything yeah and that's what gets me real nervous about

00:45:23.140 what's going on in society especially for the next you know eight months or whatever we've got it to go

00:45:29.560 until you know to that yeah so so i don't know i would agree with you if your hypothesis is correct i

00:45:36.860 would agree that those are absolutely crimes against humanity what would be what would be the steps

00:45:41.740 that you would take to course correct that um this what what do i think should be should be done

00:45:48.460 what would i do what could we do to yeah what can we do to change the trajectory that we're on

00:45:53.020 well what i would do if it were me is probably not what anybody else would do oh tell me more yeah um

00:46:00.220 yeah what what i would do is i would get some 14 to 16 foot poles and i would put them in the white

00:46:09.660 house front lawn and i would decapitate all the organizers of this of this play all of them

00:46:15.840 and i would put their heads on the stakes and i would let their stakes i would let those stakes stay

00:46:20.760 there for the next hundred years and i would remind everybody what happens to people who do things like

00:46:25.560 this to regular citizens that's what i would personally do and i know that's crazy but it's a

00:46:30.980 non-conventional for sure a little vlad the impaler you know what i'm saying but but tyrants don't

00:46:36.080 stop themselves do they don't and tyranny never stops themselves these people believe that we are

00:46:40.880 peasants and that that we should be subservient to them we are too stupid to live our own lives

00:46:46.200 they believe that we they they have the right to take all of our money and oppress all of us

00:46:50.220 and you know do all kinds of shit to make our life difficult and if we ever truly want to have freedom

00:46:55.340 those people have to be held accountable and not just held accountable held accountable in a way

00:47:00.120 that sends a signal for the next 200 years that hey man if you do shit like this and you start to

00:47:07.080 like fuck with people's the people their country and their livelihood and all this shit and you get

00:47:12.820 to a point bro this is the end of what you're going to face and if we're being honest this is what's

00:47:18.320 happened in history over and over and over again and that's how this shit is stopped so you know i know

00:47:23.620 that's an extreme example but that's what i would do what i think likely could happen is that it could

00:47:29.320 take 10 years and these people get prosecuted and they get you know put in prison when they're 90

00:47:35.460 you know i i don't know have you got to restructure our government yeah have you ever seen the the

00:47:40.160 execution video of nikolai tuchescu from romania i'll do this it's a chilling video i don't generally

00:47:47.280 look for execution videos well yeah you know it's not like i mean i mean i guess it does show it no but

00:47:51.940 so so nikolai tuchescu he was the the uh you know the dictator right it was a communist installation

00:47:57.580 of romania at the time and there was a revolution the people turned on them right and him and his

00:48:01.940 wife they were court-martialed and they were sentenced to death by firing squad and as they're

00:48:08.040 carrying you know like you know grabbing this man taking him out to the to the wall he is still in

00:48:14.440 the tyrant mindset like he is still saying like you know like how are you guys doing i am your leader

00:48:18.800 even the wife like they they believe their own power and it was like it's a it's a very shocking

00:48:23.900 video to watch man because like even at the the end of a barrel you're still holding on to that

00:48:30.020 power tyrants will not release that stuff themselves you know and so i don't i think it's dangerous i

00:48:34.740 think there's the accountability piece man well the problem is bro is i feel like they'll do that to

00:48:39.300 us you know like when you look at like what they've created with the domestic terrorism list

00:48:44.360 are you on that by chance i haven't checked it oh yeah we're frequent flyers yeah i don't know what

00:48:49.920 day does this episode come out i might be yeah yeah no shit no shit i i just i just look at you know

00:48:56.420 they they're taking the the the you know i don't know what we you know i call it patriotic um but

00:49:06.340 guys like you okay guys like me guys who have you know uh believe the same core beliefs that we

00:49:13.540 believe about america um who they've always promoted as like the american standard sort of

00:49:19.280 thing you know what i mean and they've taken these people and they put them on domestic terror lists

00:49:23.760 and they villainized them and they said it's the biggest threat to the country and all this shit

00:49:27.920 fucking 10 years ago bro it was fly your flag support these you know what i'm saying so when i look

00:49:34.500 at what's happening dude i it makes me super nervous dude i i got nervous during covet i was like fuck

00:49:40.960 if these people win they're gonna kill all of us like and and that's what makes me real nervous about

00:49:45.660 what's going on i'm nervous about this year's election cycle i think we have to restructure

00:49:49.780 some things in government otherwise and i'm not an expert on government but i worry that our current

00:49:54.840 system may no longer be tenable yeah like we have to have term limits yeah we have to have single

00:50:00.520 issue bill voting as opposed to these fucking 1000 page documents bills oh my god and the people

00:50:06.960 will tell you like i read nothing in this yeah you know maybe at best they have an ai program now

00:50:11.620 that can spit out talking points yeah um i don't think they should be able to buy uh stock while they

00:50:17.180 are in office yeah um i mean those three right there lobbying should be illegal yeah those four

00:50:23.220 right there would have a huge impact on the direction and a lot of the stuff that we're talking

00:50:26.900 about if you can't make a career in politics which i don't think politics was ever supposed to be

00:50:31.480 a car supposed to be service i think that's why they yeah you know the founding fathers were

00:50:36.960 seems like they're pretty damn smart i don't know if they could forecast the country growing to this

00:50:40.620 size i i bet you they didn't even consider somebody being in politics for longer in their life than

00:50:46.500 they had been out of it they're like no why would they do that they would go back and be a farmer or

00:50:49.800 whatever it is so it's it makes sense to me that the document is incomplete hence we have the ability

00:50:54.940 to amend it i don't i think though i'm worried that if we don't modify some of those things

00:51:01.000 that the train may be too far down the track to turn around and i don't know what that looks like

00:51:06.920 either yeah yeah i i share those same concerns yeah i i think those rules that those four rules and i

00:51:14.060 think you know there's a couple others that would that would be useful but um you know it's against

00:51:20.940 the interest of those in power to implement those for sure and that's and that's the issue yeah like

00:51:26.100 dude there's other things that we could do in society that would fix society you know like uh for

00:51:30.680 example you know there's there these people are lawyers right they're all in law and a big problem

00:51:42.200 in society and culture right now is false accusations um you know frivolous suits like the the the law

00:51:50.940 affair that happens in this country um is insane and i think that in our legal system there should

00:51:59.360 be some repercussion where like for example you know there's clearly a double standard that women

00:52:06.020 can accuse men of doing things and they don't have to be true for the man to suffer the consequences

00:52:11.900 of the accusation so like if a woman were to uh accuse a man of abuse or rape and even if he didn't do

00:52:20.420 it he loses his job he loses his friends he loses his reputation that's right it all it has to take

00:52:25.600 is an accusation so in situations like that there should be repercussions where the person who makes

00:52:31.540 the accusation would serve the sentence if it ends up not being true or something like that there needs

00:52:38.060 to be some sort of recourse for these frivolous accusations and frivolous lawsuits and because dude

00:52:44.000 there's so much injustice done in that and then there's so much money lost in the in the business

00:52:51.680 aspect dealing with things like this i mean you're in business i'm in business dude the amount of

00:52:56.960 bullshit that it takes to run a business is insane it's almost not worth it and i think they want to

00:53:02.480 make it not worth it so that they can consolidate even more of the business to their buddies you know

00:53:07.860 the biggest places in the world the biggest guys in the world and you know and then we talk about

00:53:12.020 taxes right like taxes is another reform that needs to happen the fact that you and him and me and

00:53:17.880 everybody listening here when we add up all our taxes over the course of a year we work for the

00:53:23.060 government more than we work for ourselves it's not just income tax it's sales tax it's property tax

00:53:28.440 it's all this other shit tax when you buy tax when you sell if we added all that up all of us are

00:53:33.640 paying more to the government than what our government uh or than what we get to keep what does that make

00:53:39.780 us that makes us tax slaves in our own country that's supposed to be the freest country in the

00:53:43.380 world that that has to change and you know i believe that the reason they make it that way is to

00:53:48.220 financially oppress people for control reasons you know if people don't have financial resources and

00:53:53.340 they're worried about making their ends meet it's very difficult for them to concentrate on what's being

00:53:57.740 happening in washington dc or what's happening in their local politics so if you create enough

00:54:02.300 division enough hardship enough confusion enough anxiety enough stress it's really hard for the average

00:54:08.220 person to get activated to pay attention what's happening in the country which gives them free

00:54:11.820 reign to do whatever they want yeah if you're trying to survive you're just trying to make it

00:54:14.940 through the day that's what i'm saying so like you know we we i get frustrated on the show because i'm

00:54:20.440 like fuck guys we got to get engaged here we got to talk we got to get you know and but then i'm like

00:54:25.060 fuck dude a lot of people are are like legit panicking because they can't fucking survive yeah you know and

00:54:32.840 it's it sucks dude it's not how it should be and if all of us paid 10 tax all in how much different

00:54:40.240 would the life of the the middle class person look like it'd be a massive difference dude it'd be way

00:54:45.500 better as a business owner dude that's what i'm saying and and and the the socialists and the

00:54:50.400 communist people they're like oh that's greed no it's not because you don't understand what it is

00:54:54.540 to run a business if truly if i'm a greedy person then i'm going to want to create way more

00:55:00.220 careers and way more jobs and way more shit and that's how it flows it flows down through the

00:55:04.800 capitalist system and people don't talk about that you know like okay you don't you you would never

00:55:10.580 reinvest that tax money into your business you would just keep it are you are you a fucking moron

00:55:15.380 well if i'm as greedy as you say i am then why the fuck wouldn't i take that money and grow my

00:55:19.900 business so i can make even more money and by the way during that i'm building thousands of careers

00:55:24.460 for people they just don't understand the flow you know and it's again it's it's it's surface

00:55:30.400 level talking points it's not deep talking points at a younger age i didn't understand those things

00:55:34.940 yeah that's true yeah you're like well that person has more than me um i want what they have and it's

00:55:40.660 it's not fair it's not fair yeah which is i've only found the fair in northern iaho and they have or

00:55:45.440 in iowa it has cotton candy and a merry-go-round you know i mean that's what the fucking fair actually

00:55:49.460 it doesn't actually exist in real life it's one thing i've come to in my 46 years everything is unfair

00:55:53.980 yeah um yeah i didn't understand it at a younger age i think a lot of those arguments

00:55:59.240 when it comes to wealth and the development of wealth it's interesting i know people my personal

00:56:03.860 life who started at one end of the spectrum and then actually went on an entrepreneurial journey

00:56:08.860 like well this sucks why do i have to pay this yeah their ideas the story arc of their ideas

00:56:14.040 naturally shifted over time yeah so there is an what's that saying there's a saying about that

00:56:18.680 it's uh it's if you're if you're young and you're conservative then you don't have a heart but if

00:56:26.520 you're old and you're liberal then you don't have a brain yeah yeah and that's that's fucking true i

00:56:33.860 like that yeah it's true man it's true anyway that's the longest intro we ever did for the show

00:56:38.820 i fucking love it we're 56 in yeah is that good that's great i like it i like it uh get to get

00:56:45.340 yeah i guess we've been cruising there we go let's do it what do you got let's get into it guys remember

00:56:49.100 if you want to see any of these pictures headlines videos articles links go to andy for seller.com you

00:56:53.800 guys can find them linked there that being said let's get into our first headline headline number one

00:56:58.320 headline number one reads outraged american tiktokers hilariously vent their frustration as senate

00:57:04.500 inches closer to banning the app with influencers worrying they'll be uh they'll lose their jobs as

00:57:10.520 creators and be forced to return to dreaded nine to five jobs um so i believe it passed already uh it

00:57:16.280 did pass uh tiktok is going to be forced to sell or relocate um and become an american-based company

00:57:23.160 um but let's dive into this article a little bit so the stress of uh the stress is setting in for

00:57:28.480 american tiktok influencers who are taking to their favorite app to vent their frustration after the

00:57:33.160 legislation that could ban the platform was passed in the house with overwhelming support on wednesday

00:57:38.880 content creators are now worried they could be forced to return to dreaded nine to five careers as

00:57:43.400 the bill now heads to the senate hilarious memes also surfaced on tiktok wednesday afternoon

00:57:49.000 as users crack jokes about the potential ban of the platform that has more than a million of active

00:57:54.980 users in the u.s this is uh here's one of the memes that came out uh says the u.s house has

00:58:00.800 officially passed to build a ban tiktok of its uh if its owner chinese company byte dance refuses to

00:58:05.920 sell the platform gen z on their way to storm the capital um god i love the internet sometimes

00:58:12.480 internet can be great you know memes it's undefeated memes are probably the best thing

00:58:16.860 real talk dude i'm here for the memes dude they're so good i'm talking like tears down my face laughing

00:58:23.600 sometimes yeah yeah um so you know tiktok responded uh tiktok ceo tells users to protect their

00:58:30.020 constitutional rights against the tiktok ban he actually really did this in a video um but he's

00:58:35.380 uh he said over the last quote over the last few years we have invested to keep your data safe

00:58:39.460 and our platform free from outside manipulation we have uh committed that we will continue to do so

00:58:45.620 this legislation if signed into law will lead to a ban of tiktok in the united states to claim in the

00:58:51.440 video he says quote we will not stop fighting and advocating for you we will continue to do all

00:58:55.880 we can including exercising our legal rights to protect this amazing platform that we have built

00:59:00.660 with you she told users quote we we believe we can overcome this together now so this is all going

00:59:07.420 on did you guys see what rumble did no you didn't see it either no oh shit this is the first what

00:59:12.600 happened well i just want to take this in real quick yeah well i mean i can't catch everything man

00:59:17.660 fuck like i got other shit to do too i am i'll be like it doesn't happen like

00:59:21.620 fuck this so this is what it feels like yep this is what it feels like to be on your game

00:59:27.440 congratulations so uh so so in a very interesting move rumble uh comes out and uh they said they'll

00:59:36.880 buy fucking tiktok uh this headline reads controversial free speech site rumble wants to buy and operate

00:59:43.320 tiktok in the u.s to stop congress from banning chinese owned app uh so the uh an american company

00:59:49.340 has offered to buy tiktok to prevent the chinese owned app from a nationwide ban a letter from rumble

00:59:54.260 ceo chris pavlosky is uh surfaced on the company's twitter page tuesday declaring his online video

01:00:00.640 platform is ready to quote acquire and operate tiktok in the u.s this is a letter that came from him

01:00:06.360 um i believe this was uh released on tuesday i believe tuesday uh yesterday or tuesday

01:00:10.960 um since then their stocks are doing great um it looks like it's trending um there's no news if uh

01:00:17.620 uh and what he said in the letter to to be to be uh very you know very real here he says uh rumble's

01:00:24.020 offer uh rumble's offer to serve as a partner to a consortium to acquire and operate tiktok is subject

01:00:29.540 to the negotiation of a definitive agreement so um they could be in talks it could not be in talks i

01:00:34.280 don't know how that's going to work out um rumble has been working on some cloud-based technology and

01:00:39.500 um you know that all of the servers are here in the u.s and you know it is a platform that has

01:00:44.320 historically been free of manipulation and um which you know that's what the twitter files and

01:00:50.300 all that stuff exposed which you know like it's very easy to say that you know okay china's an enemy

01:00:55.180 this is a chinese company has connections however you want to say it right but the fact that they're so

01:01:00.860 vivid and controlling it is it really because of national security concerns right like is that really

01:01:06.120 the reason or is it really because they have no control over it like they did with twitter and

01:01:11.060 they can manipulate data and and narratives and they can manipulate through bots and they have no

01:01:16.780 control over it you know you look at twitter before elon bought it you look at you know meta right like

01:01:22.100 our government administration our government agencies had their hands in all of these social

01:01:28.180 media platforms to change things to alter narratives or to get certain perceptions out there so i mean

01:01:33.360 what is really the truth is it the truth that there is the national security concern or the truth is

01:01:38.320 they just can't fucking captain the ship you know i mean i think both could be true yeah yeah i think

01:01:43.960 you could you could make an argument for both being an issue i mean i can empathize for people worrying

01:01:48.820 about their uh job being at risk i i struggle to not laugh when i see a title outraged american tiktokers

01:01:54.760 like that's i'm doing my best to not like laugh out loud at that one because there are people who are

01:02:00.060 working in that but i mean how many of you know somebody who was a real estate agent at one time

01:02:04.120 especially when the markets are going great and then it it tanks and they have to figure out and

01:02:08.880 evolve and figure out a different way to feed their family i have reinvented myself four or five times

01:02:13.140 in my life post-military i think it's okay if your income source has a potential threat to it evolve

01:02:21.520 as a person read the terrain out in front of you and if you have to move along now i'm not saying i want

01:02:27.140 that to happen to those people but welcome to fucking real life that's right you know welcome

01:02:31.380 to fucking real life the business a coffee shop business that i own the supplement business that

01:02:35.140 you own we're a catastrophic world event away from that shit maybe not becoming relevant guess whose

01:02:40.400 problem that is if that happens that's my problem not somebody else's problem um you know people can

01:02:47.020 research china and i and i think they should when it comes to chinese-owned companies in the tie to

01:02:51.480 the chinese communist party what the communist party demands from those entities and organizations

01:02:56.860 by dance i believe has a ccp member on their actual board itself um so i think there is

01:03:03.200 potentially a national security threat there as well and i think it could equally be true that

01:03:06.840 there's a less control for the people who are in power who would want to have the backside

01:03:10.880 information to that i'm not a tech guy meaning i don't understand the mechanics and how all this

01:03:16.340 shit works like i don't i can't even imagine how much is required to keep a platform like instagram

01:03:22.660 just like just all the other physical infrastructure pieces i feel like though that there are smart

01:03:28.860 enough people in this world that could figure out a way if tiktok has got to continue to exist for

01:03:35.020 some people let's find a way that it can exist outside of the control of the chinese-owned company

01:03:42.480 you know i mean like i don't know create another organization somewhere that meets the criteria for the

01:03:47.640 u.s and hopefully still keeps it out of the reach of the u.s government entity i feel like there's a

01:03:52.740 solution there you know i just i struggle thinking of things as a catastrophe when we're talking about

01:03:57.720 being a content creator online again i can empathize i don't want them to lose their job but welcome to

01:04:02.420 the fucking real world yeah man you know as much as i share the opinion that uh social the world was

01:04:10.380 better before social media and the internet uh when i say that people really get upset about it but

01:04:15.300 it's the truth uh and we talked about this you know you and i are of the age where we lived

01:04:20.540 enough of our life before and enough after to i think have a valuable perspective to offer there

01:04:26.840 if i wanted to talk shit i had to figure out where you lived yeah no shit somebody what your landline

01:04:31.980 number was that your parents were probably gonna answer or walk over there and fucking knock on your

01:04:35.840 not only that bro you had to be prepared for the real consequences yeah there's no consequences to

01:04:41.960 fucking trolling or talking shit anymore dude when i was growing up and when you were growing up

01:04:46.880 if you talked the wrong shit you know what happened you had to stand on that and you might get your ass

01:04:51.760 beat you might get punched in the fucking face and you know what that's good for you sometimes because

01:04:56.320 you know what it teaches you not to talk stupid shit all right and we have a whole culture of people

01:05:01.620 who say whatever the fuck they want without any repercussions and then when you hold them to the fire

01:05:06.320 they play victim and it's it that's a there's i could go on and on about this but the point is

01:05:11.780 i believe that social media is fucking garbage all right and i believe the internet has made the world

01:05:17.940 worse and i would gladly give that all up including all of the success that is created for my my

01:05:22.980 personal brand my companies because i ran companies before the internet i know how to fucking run a

01:05:28.020 company i'll go back to the way i did it before and we'll fucking win that way so i'm not afraid of that

01:05:32.700 and i would prefer that because then now i can actually do what you know business owners did back

01:05:37.980 in the day they it got to be six o'clock at night they put the key in the door they locked the door

01:05:42.520 they went the fuck home they could fucking chill they could have a conversation with their family

01:05:46.500 spend time with their dogs or their kids or whatever they're into bro i don't have that luxury like that

01:05:51.840 anymore that's i'm on the phone every day till five or till 10 fucking 11 o'clock at night

01:05:56.600 talking about fucking work bro because that's where the game has progressed to

01:06:01.120 because of the available technology right it's like steroids and baseball like okay a couple guys

01:06:07.340 start doing it then fuck a couple more guys then it's the way it is or you don't get paid

01:06:11.360 and that's what's happened in business and entrepreneurship so for entrepreneurs now

01:06:15.560 if you're not playing the game all the time you can't really be competitive because there's enough

01:06:19.940 people that are doing that and i think that really fucks the quality of life of people and

01:06:24.640 families and i you know but it's the way it is so i'm i'm gonna win because i'm a fucking winner

01:06:30.460 right but and baseball still being played yeah that's right the game still being played and i'm

01:06:34.900 gonna play the game i'm gonna win the game but what you got to give to win the game because of

01:06:39.000 the technology available is actually much more not less like what people think it is and i'm able to

01:06:44.780 observe that and i don't think that's good i don't think that's a good thing um but getting to

01:06:50.620 this specific topic you know when i first heard this i was like fucking good ban them all great

01:06:56.200 but then i started hearing like what this was really about from some different perspectives

01:07:01.140 uh i mentioned this uh uh linda from wake up yeah wake up with linda uh her and i were talking about

01:07:08.300 it and she was she was like no dude look this isn't about the chinese government this is about

01:07:13.280 the control of the data and the scent their ability to censor a narrative because tiktok has woken up

01:07:18.300 to what's going on so you know when we have this situation in on the internet where nobody's abiding

01:07:25.800 by what the proposed ms msm slash quote elite narrative is and everybody's like nah fuck this

01:07:34.560 shit that's a big problem for these people so i've gone from you know seeing it as the china narrative

01:07:41.340 that they said to seeing it as oh no this makes more sense they're they're afraid of everybody talking

01:07:47.120 and this is the same reason they closed all the bars during covid because the seeds of revolution

01:07:52.080 are sown in taverns bro so when you have a public square that's not fucked with eventually people come

01:07:57.540 to the realization of what the truth is and they can't have that so that's how i see this happening

01:08:02.760 now which makes me say okay uh as much as i hate social media this should not be happening and yeah there

01:08:09.940 needs to be a solution where it continues to operate and we continue we keep it from the american

01:08:16.340 government doing the same thing that the chinese government's doing now there's got to be a tech

01:08:20.480 solution out there have you heard how tiktok is used differently in china than it is in the united

01:08:24.640 yeah dude i've seen it like what their algorithm no dude they show largely an educational tool yes dude

01:08:30.120 they show they show fucking videos so like here dude it's it's it's act as absurd as possible and you

01:08:37.600 get the most views okay there's a video of this person on the internet fucking rolling around and shit

01:08:43.660 with a pig mask on and it's got like did i send you that that was supposed to just go personal

01:08:48.780 contacts oh shit i didn't mean to share that was you shit that went i don't know it's hard to say

01:08:52.300 there's a mask well the funny thing is

01:08:54.580 i didn't mean for that to get out the funny thing is i got it sent by all our mutual friends

01:09:02.120 they all sent it to me because we all like fucked up shit yeah dude so fucking but dude this video's got

01:09:08.540 like a hundred million views right well in china they got videos of the kids putting together rubik's

01:09:14.120 cubes that gets a hundred million views you know so we're talking about like

01:09:17.940 i believe that that's an actual subversion technique that's happening i don't think it's accidental yeah

01:09:25.960 no i don't think so either there's no way that's accidental and dude a lot of the fucking trans

01:09:30.540 bullshit that's happening in the world is pushed over here from china too that the some of the biggest

01:09:35.860 trans donors of all just like george soros does all this shit with the prosecutors in every city

01:09:43.060 there's three chinese guys i don't have their names on top of my head these three dudes are donating

01:09:48.660 billions of dollars to the trans organizations here in america and then the over in china they're

01:09:55.200 fucking donating against those things so like what is that both sides of the chest dude what does that

01:10:01.040 tell you if you just look at it like competition yeah that's the path that i would also take and

01:10:06.860 dude does it make isn't that kind of weird how 20 years ago they started removing the ideals of

01:10:11.340 competition from our youth remember like right after we graduated high school the participation

01:10:16.560 trophy started coming in and it was no longer like hey you got to work hard and win it was now like

01:10:21.680 hey just show up that all comes from these motherfuckers so like we have to start recognizing these

01:10:28.580 social initiatives that are actual cultural weapons against us you know things like they're you know

01:10:34.980 everybody wins uh you know removing the pledge of allegiance from the from the schools uh you know

01:10:41.160 cancel culture silent majority political correctness these are all weapons against culture here in america

01:10:47.680 that do not exist over there or anywhere else yeah so here's the interesting thing on this topic

01:10:52.960 though right so like you know you follow the money there's also a lot of money coming from china going to

01:10:57.500 biden right a lot million tens of millions of dollars right this has already been been discovered

01:11:03.900 the interesting thing here is how you know the the white house and joe biden they're saying that

01:11:09.760 they're going to support this bill and support the ban so it's like there's also going to be some

01:11:13.660 implications here like okay well how does that take that relationship then because this would be a

01:11:17.820 big spit in their face if you know i'm saying you're fucking up their plans of you know however i mean

01:11:22.560 could it be like all right we have a choice here um we can either do what china wants

01:11:28.820 and lose because we're losing the narrative or we could try to save our own asses

01:11:34.720 see what i'm saying no they're trying to jump ship well no dude look if the entire tiktok platform has

01:11:41.920 woken up which it appears that it has that means their progressive narrative

01:11:48.460 has fallen apart in in the in the gen z which is the main demographic so they have a choice the

01:11:56.120 choice is either appease china and let them continue to do this or guaranteed to lose the culture and

01:12:02.700 probably lose their position of power and be held accountable so usually choices come down when

01:12:08.440 they're hard to the lesser of two evils yeah and and that's what it seems like they're choosing

01:12:13.900 that's that's how i see it yeah what do you think i i agree with what you're saying i i could see i

01:12:21.060 could again sometimes both think like yeah right everybody yeah it's not always this or that to

01:12:26.140 believe like it's binary like maybe there's a shade of truth in all of that yeah maybe we're all

01:12:32.320 idiots and we don't know what we're talking about i'm speaking for myself i fall definitely into that

01:12:36.500 bucket but i know the money from china supporting biden or any other political content that shit doesn't

01:12:42.480 surprise me at all it's a very odd relationship we have with that country in the first place they're

01:12:47.040 one of our main trading partners but also portrayed as one of our main enemies right you look at the

01:12:52.620 fentanyl crisis in the united states the precursor chemicals are clearly coming out of china being

01:12:58.140 transported to mexico where they're being received by militarized chinese individuals are then being

01:13:05.880 turned over to the cartel turned into fentanyl and then coming up through the southern border largely i

01:13:11.360 know that comes in other ways and all over the united states we're feeling the impact of that

01:13:14.620 where i live up in northwestern montana so it i wish i could say it was something that simple the the web

01:13:21.380 yeah is fucking deep yeah you know from a money perspective to a trading partner to a global to

01:13:27.000 what's going on in society i mean not an easy explanation exceeds my my iq for sure well i think i think

01:13:35.840 also dude i i think what's kind of funny about this though is that they they put that they put the

01:13:43.360 effort into creating social media um to really help control the narrative in society and it's blowing up

01:13:50.040 in their face backfire completely yeah because they can't stop it they can't i like that that's fun

01:13:55.040 you know like a little chaos yeah i like seeing them score i like them seeing i like see i like when

01:14:00.940 people do something to really like try and hurt someone else or get an edge on someone else and

01:14:06.460 then seeing it blow up in their face like that that's appropriate mainstream media sources probably

01:14:12.940 don't enjoy the fact that people can be their own reporter and they fucking hate it they have they

01:14:17.340 probably have to right dude look at the look at the revenue and the rate model is based off of it

01:14:21.500 yeah yeah they probably despise it at a very deep level yeah i was gonna say it makes me appreciate it

01:14:26.460 yeah yeah for sure well dude guys like you guys like me all these other guys out here doing that

01:14:32.380 we are the media now you know what i'm saying the media has been fractured into a thousand little pieces

01:14:37.420 and we all have our own little communities that we speak to you know and like we said rogan's got a

01:14:41.740 fucking ridiculously massive community but uh you know that's the media now like people don't trust msm like

01:14:48.860 like they don't trust these you know plastic people on television anymore they want to they want to

01:14:56.940 and it also lends itself to business too who they want to buy from yeah you know what i'm saying like

01:15:01.660 like dude when we talk about black rifle and i see these guys i'm like you would rather you would

01:15:06.060 rather buy what would you rather buy folgers you'd rather buy folgers from fucking uh the some of the

01:15:11.980 biggest conglomerates in the world guys who don't give a fuck about you or you're but you're gonna drag these

01:15:17.820 three dudes or four dudes who have built this amazing company you know what i'm saying like

01:15:21.980 that doesn't make fucking sense bro and and we have we have a creator economy that's that's that's

01:15:27.900 truly taking place where people are leaving and i i actually think we're in the middle of an economic

01:15:33.100 revolution as well with people's money people are starting to realize like hey dude i'm gonna buy

01:15:38.300 from this guy because i fucking like that guy you know what i'm saying i'm gonna buy from these guys

01:15:42.620 because they're not those guys right now peace from origin is a good example of that bro yeah it's

01:15:47.020 not as cheap as what you could get commercially made overseas but people are willing to get behind

01:15:51.740 it and vote with their wallet yeah because of what it stands for yeah beyond just the transaction itself

01:15:56.860 yeah and how and dude you'd have to be a pretty up human being to not like pete

01:16:03.900 it's an awesome dude you know what i'm saying he's a he's a great man his all the guys involved

01:16:09.420 with that company are the saint they're cut from the same cloth you know they sell a pair of jeans

01:16:14.140 that's three times as expensive as any other pair of jeans but it'll last for 50 years like they used

01:16:20.220 to and your ass will look four times as good yeah well that's that's important throw that in the math

01:16:24.700 now we're looking like reasonable i'll spend a little extra money to make my ass look good i need

01:16:30.780 all the help i can get me too bro i wasn't blessed in the booty department me either yeah me either you

01:16:35.260 you got no booty no i got no ass well that's you got that's that's your right part right yeah that's

01:16:40.700 what i'm saying yeah i just you know wish it would have touched the wallet part

01:16:46.300 guys jumping on this conversation down in the comments let us know what you guys think with that

01:16:49.500 being said let's keep this cruise moving uh let's head over to headline number two headline number two

01:16:54.060 reads west point removes duty honor country from its mission statement this is an interesting one

01:17:01.180 let's dive into this a little bit this is a bright bar article reading uh west point superintendent

01:17:06.700 army lieutenant general steve gilland on monday announced a new mission statement for the

01:17:12.780 venerable institution that replaces the words duty honor country for the more generic quote army values

01:17:20.860 so the west point's previous mission statement was quote to educate train and inspire the corps of

01:17:26.940 cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of

01:17:32.060 duty honor country and prepared for a career of professional excellence and service to the nation

01:17:37.420 as an officer in the united states army the new statement says to build educate train and inspire the

01:17:43.900 corps of cadets to be commissioned leaders of character committed to the army values and ready for

01:17:48.540 a lifetime professional excellence and service to the army and nation um so gilland and uh indicated in

01:17:55.500 the statement that he wanted to focus more on the quote mission essential task of quote build educate

01:18:02.940 train and inspire versus duty honor country um so he uh he wrote a full message on the uh on the west

01:18:10.220 points website uh it says duty honor country is foundational to the united states military academy's

01:18:16.060 culture and will always remain our motto it defines who we are as an institution and as graduates of

01:18:21.820 west point these three hallowed words are the hallmark of the cadet experience and bind the long gray line

01:18:27.900 together across our great history our responsibility to produce leaders to fight and win our nation's wars

01:18:33.820 require us to assess ourselves regularly thus over the past year and a half working with leaders from

01:18:39.420 across west point and external stakeholders we reviewed our vision mission and strategy to serve this purpose

01:18:45.740 we believe our mission bonds the academy to the army uh the army in which our cadets will serve as a

01:18:51.580 result of this assessment we recommend the following mission statement to our senior army leadership so

01:18:57.100 um guys what do we got on this did they change it or do they just submit this as a recommendation

01:19:02.620 oh it's changed go back one slide so the uh both the secretary of the army and army chief of staff they

01:19:08.700 both approved the change as well uh go back to to which part uh right there yeah

01:19:15.740 wow i had not heard that about this this happening i just saw this yesterday i had not heard that

01:19:31.180 i don't know

01:19:34.460 and again this is my own personal opinion i don't know if people realize how dangerous doing something

01:19:39.260 like that is and the impact that it will have on the the young leaders coming forward into the military

01:19:43.980 if you don't define your mission statement there's absolutely no way that people are going to

01:19:49.340 understand what it is now the core values here at first form i three or four different locations that

01:19:54.300 i've seen them yeah people have to know is of is expected of them so they can perform those tasks

01:20:00.140 it's one of the things i see leaders making a mistake on all the time my people are underperforming

01:20:05.180 like okay i'll go to one of the people hey can you define for me what your job is uh not really like

01:20:10.300 i'll be right back yeah i think go talk to your boss because your boss is doing a poor job of

01:20:14.060 holding himself accountable to you you have to know what your job is before i can expect you to do it

01:20:18.300 well you know the military is an extension and the action arm of united states foreign policy at the

01:20:25.660 end of the day if you want to reduce it down to everything it's our ability to conduct and fight war

01:20:31.580 to protect what we believe in in this country the duter on duty honor country you know it's always

01:20:38.860 going to be a part of it but we're not going to say those things anymore and this is a little bit of

01:20:42.780 an incomplete um article because i bet you duty honor country is all over in west point it's on

01:20:48.700 probably is i haven't been to west point but i bet you it's all over the walls there

01:20:53.260 if they're going to leave the that up on the wall that would be a very good thing

01:20:56.620 um but they need to reinforce those things you know the core values are only as valuable as the

01:21:02.060 people who read them and their understanding of it um and if you start taking away things like

01:21:07.260 duty duty honor and country and not that the other core values are bad you're going to shift you know

01:21:14.460 you're you're modifying your inputs which is going to inform your output which are the young leaders

01:21:20.460 in the united states army the army is a service branch that fights on the ground anywhere that

01:21:27.660 they are asked to go it's very different than the community that i came in in the navy um my job

01:21:34.460 inside of the navy i expected direct combat engagement with our enemy because that was part

01:21:39.420 of my job most people who join the navy whether they want to join for that or to avoid it they're not

01:21:43.980 going to encounter that on a ship right not that you can't have naval warfare it would be tough in

01:21:47.740 the modern era i think for that to kick off except for like another first world nation but if you join

01:21:52.060 the army you can expect that your job is going to be a profession of arms it has to be treated like

01:21:56.220 that at all times i look at this as a very and again i need to do some more research on this

01:22:00.140 but i look at this just initially looking at that changing of the core values becoming a little more

01:22:04.540 vague in the core values if you with inputs you're going to get a different output i would ask them

01:22:11.260 what is the output that they are looking for and is that actually going to serve the best interests

01:22:15.660 of this country going forward because changes like this they take time to it's like spinning

01:22:21.980 the wheel on an aircraft carrier not that they're actually uh they're capable of being steered with

01:22:27.020 a wheel but you could spin it and spin it spin it spin it and then much later the nose of the

01:22:30.620 ship starts turning this is kind of the same thing this will take time for the nose to start turning

01:22:35.340 but the same thing is true if you try to have to one stop that turn because the first thing that

01:22:39.260 happens when you start spinning the wheel in the other direction is you actually stop the turn much

01:22:42.780 later and then it starts coming back so this could have very very deep long-term value shifts and

01:22:50.060 potential consequences inside of the military i mean in my mind if you look at any job what is the

01:22:57.020 real world expectation of your job if the army the real world expectation is to conduct this nation's

01:23:03.260 battles wherever they may be everything has to be reversed engineered from that it either enhances the

01:23:08.220 soldier's ability on the battlefield or it needs to be stripped off and canned or remodeled until you

01:23:15.340 can show me that it helps enhance performance when you are being challenged with the standard that the

01:23:20.460 real world is going to provide for you anything outside of that is total in my opinion and we're

01:23:24.780 talking about the leaders here like the future leaders are going to be leading correct again though

01:23:28.460 that's you know the future leaders where they would truly get to that leadership position you start

01:23:32.140 the academy that's this is like a 10 to 15 year fuse on this because that's how long it will take them to get

01:23:38.140 into those senior officer leadership roles it's not something that will shift overnight sure yeah

01:23:44.540 i mean anyways you got on this

01:23:50.940 you know my mind on when i see this and

01:23:56.540 and i i agree with everything that you're saying 100 about culture and how it changes and how you know

01:24:01.660 it's it's like turning around an aircraft carrier i mean it takes forever right for sure it's a real

01:24:06.940 process and when i look at this how how i see this like i i have i have a my the way my mind works is i

01:24:17.500 try to like zoom out and see like ask myself why why would you do this why why would you do this and

01:24:27.740 when i think about that and then i see democratic senators talking about

01:24:32.300 putting these military age males that are coming across the border into our military as a way to gain

01:24:39.420 citizenship and then we're talking about removing one of the core values

01:24:45.180 that basically talks about loyalty to our country

01:24:50.300 that's that's where my mind starts to go is is this something that they're doing to make the military

01:24:58.220 more appealing and more compliant potentially towards taking action against our own citizens

01:25:08.460 if need be that's what scares me that's where my mind goes automatically um that is an interesting

01:25:14.540 thought process because i've heard you know in talks of civil war people saying you know it's great

01:25:19.260 you got a ar-15 because the f f-16 is going to smoke you which from a logistical perspective everybody

01:25:24.300 listening write this down that's true so yeah yeah so or the predator or reaper with the hellfire

01:25:31.340 like don't shoot up at this guy at uh drones i've seen that done before it doesn't terminate well for

01:25:37.180 the user uh it's an interesting thought process because my feeling has always been as long as

01:25:44.460 from everybody i've known in every branch of the military the last thing that they would ever do

01:25:47.660 would be turn firepower on their fellow citizens right it becomes a different value proposition

01:25:53.340 when you talk about replacing those individuals joining with that different cohort it's uh i haven't

01:25:59.740 spent much time thinking about that but it's an interesting point but how many of those good

01:26:03.580 people good-hearted you know servicemen and women have they removed from service going back to the

01:26:09.660 covet era going back to that you know i'm saying so like yeah there were some i'm sure there's still

01:26:13.740 quite a few great like this and there's going to be great people it's such a vast minority of our

01:26:17.260 citizens i think it sits at 0.05 right now of the u.s population is currently serving in the military

01:26:22.700 it's super super small and it always has been i think six uh six percent was at the peak during

01:26:27.420 somewhere near world war one and world war ii some of those people were not there voluntarily

01:26:31.340 for clarity right but that that's peak service six percent it we're well underneath one percent right

01:26:36.860 now so it's it's always been a minority but you know if it is that small of a number how much

01:26:42.300 would you have to on board of people that's what i'm saying that's what i'm saying we have

01:26:46.220 again i haven't thought about it a lot so it's it's an interesting point that you bring up yeah

01:26:49.580 we have senators talking about it we say okay putting in bills yeah path to citizenship when

01:26:53.820 i joined in 96 there was a path to citizenship for people who did join the military um from uh

01:26:59.740 like specifically i know the philippines so it's not a totally new concept yeah i think you're talking

01:27:05.100 about no they're fast tracking this well it's also in that and if they are fast tracking it for that

01:27:09.660 reasons it would be the weaponization of a policy that would again not short term but they could

01:27:14.860 have some really dangerous long-term consequences yeah that's i'm i'm when i see what these people

01:27:21.420 are doing and i'm of the opinion that between now and november they are going to try they just had a

01:27:28.940 vote or a poll i can't remember if it was a poll or a vote but they not a single democrat

01:27:36.780 in congress voted or polled against the idea of not allowing these people to vote in the next

01:27:47.180 election so the congress that exists right now is unanimous on the democratic side thinking that

01:27:55.180 all of these people across the border should have a vote in this year's election that's worrisome

01:28:01.020 do you think they're unanimous behind closed doors that's what i wonder do they actually

01:28:05.900 i don't know believe i think these people who want to hang on to power however they can i think a lot

01:28:10.460 of them i think they understand they've lost a lot of the minority vote that they have had without

01:28:15.980 question for the last 40 years you know black america has woken up to this shit you know we have some

01:28:22.140 of the biggest black voices in the world saying hey i'm voting for fucking trump yeah fuck these people

01:28:27.260 and when i look at what's happening with the vote thing what would be the next step okay now these

01:28:34.060 people can vote oh by the way if you want to fast track your citizenship join the military oh and by

01:28:39.420 the way uh you're going to join the military and uh you know we got those domestic terrorists over there

01:28:45.820 it was our old military and we got to take care of them because they're causing us fucking problems

01:28:49.980 those people won't hesitate to do that so like yes people like you and your friends and the people that

01:28:55.500 you were in the military with they would never do something like that and i always thought like i

01:28:59.580 honestly up until covid i always felt like our military was a true line that would hold the line

01:29:06.780 between uh the the government and the people and i always assumed they would side with the people

01:29:13.340 but when i watched what happened with covid and the amount of crazy shit that was happening

01:29:18.780 i felt like there would be more leadership coming from that area of the of our the military saying hey we're

01:29:25.340 not this isn't right we're not going to do this uh when they're talking about building fema camps for

01:29:30.060 people who are unvaccinated that scared the out of me dude yeah and uh and so you know i'm not sure i

01:29:36.540 feel that our our military is is on the people's side the way that they used to be because i feel like

01:29:44.700 you know a lot of those people have retired or they have moved on and we have a different value

01:29:49.020 system and and i don't i don't really know where we stand with that you know how long did it take

01:29:55.340 for our law enforcement you know there was a few sheriff's offices across the country to finally stand

01:30:00.300 up and say we're not arresting people for going outside without a mask bro like for months and months

01:30:05.500 and months they were doing that and then eventually a couple sheriffs out in california said hey

01:30:10.300 fuck this we're not doing that and then a few more joined in but i mean why did it go on that long

01:30:16.540 you know why why were the riots allowed to go on the way that they were allowed to go on

01:30:20.940 why why have these police officers and military not stood up and said hey this is not what the

01:30:26.460 we signed up for we signed up to protect the interest of our our citizens and we're not doing

01:30:31.820 that and you know i'm not privy to the internal power flow of of those organizations and when i talk to

01:30:37.580 the guys you know behind closed doors they usually tell me they're like bro it's the leadership all

01:30:43.100 the guys agree with what you're saying but at the leadership fucking and i'm like well uh there's a

01:30:47.980 whole lot of you and not very many of them like can't you guys kind of get together and that's called

01:30:53.500 a mutiny sir i i understand against the ucmj i i understand that however so it was violating your

01:30:59.820 oath of duty yeah that's right man like there's i don't know man i think this was more or less

01:31:03.980 i'm a hyper vigilant person bro because like dude i grow up i i've grown up in business all

01:31:09.020 right and in business if you're not hyper vigilant you fucking lose and so when i start to see a

01:31:13.500 problem come up on the horizon i fucking crush it right like it'd be a little bitty problem like i

01:31:18.780 just came out of a meeting right before i saw you today where like i could tell our standard on this

01:31:24.220 one thing that we were doing was starting to slip and i went in there and said hey we're not

01:31:27.180 fucking doing it until it's right and the these things are i'm used to like whacking the mole way

01:31:33.660 out in front of the path and so like when i take my business mind and i apply it to what's going on

01:31:40.540 i just see this could be really bad and that's where i that's just naturally how i think yeah

01:31:45.500 i think i think bare minimum this is demoralization of our military which has been a constant thing

01:31:50.620 right like a constant thing from the the lgbt shit that's infested it uh you know these they

01:31:56.140 thems and these high-ranked uh you know positions in our military or you mean like showing all those

01:32:01.900 officers cross-dressing like in multiple pictures mask did you see the the the pup mask general

01:32:07.980 and the fucking cosplay pup mask thing your guys internet search history might be a touch different

01:32:13.980 than mine i did not see that hold on i'll show you a picture dude dude i'm not doubting it yeah

01:32:21.180 you know the one thing andy i don't know if by design the u.s military was never supposed to

01:32:28.060 stand between the government and the people uh there are actually you know pasi comitatus exists for

01:32:32.860 exactly that reason because the military cannot be used in a policing capacity by doctrine they're more

01:32:38.140 of like a weapons out external away from the shore you know what i mean it you didn't see that

01:32:44.220 that's not real no that's fucking the fuck that is no that is that it's fucking real that is real

01:32:49.340 and there's like more of them too no that's like as an as an official photo his military photo

01:32:56.620 it got put out uh along with these here this is about what 18 months ago dj uh yeah

01:33:06.700 here's what i can say about the military you're talking about you know devaluing the military for

01:33:09.580 the last 10 years every branch of the military has fallen short of their recruiting goals except for

01:33:13.580 the marines and space force yeah there's a reason for it and i think it would be hard to say this is

01:33:20.060 the reason i think it's easier to say things like this uh why is that ship blacked out

01:33:29.020 notice how how uh that's a white guy i was gonna say it was a big big circles but yeah i mean if i was

01:33:34.460 going to do that i would use the biggest circle that i could find just to lie to people like why is it

01:33:38.700 down rectangle yeah why is it down to your knees like that's just where it is so i have to use that

01:33:44.540 circle uh there is nothing good in my opinion that can come from promoting that type of stuff

01:33:54.540 in the military because again i look at the job that i held in the military if you reduce my job

01:33:59.820 down in the military we needed to locate somebody who was likely at a place where they felt the safest

01:34:05.900 and arrive at their doorstep in their country in their village in their house at a time that is

01:34:10.540 the least opportune for them everything that i do needs to be pointing towards that from a training

01:34:16.460 equipping manpower logistics that's the that's my job everything that i do needs to make me better

01:34:24.380 at that job highlighting people in pup masks especially if they're doing that from a professional

01:34:30.860 perspective or getting behind that as a military writ large i don't there's no dots in my mind

01:34:37.420 that connect one of those things to the other yeah but it can certainly detract because what if

01:34:44.060 somebody who wanted to go down the path that i wanted to go down like i knew i wanted to be a seal

01:34:47.500 since i was 11 years old and i didn't have the internet i had my father talking about his limited

01:34:53.100 experiences well i had that which trust me by that time we were doing vhs and i think i ran the wheels

01:34:59.500 out on that fucker like three times so you know of course back to blockbuster which you probably

01:35:03.500 don't even i'm no blockbuster i still got some coins that's what i'm talking about bro they don't

01:35:07.020 but have you ever been in one they don't know the best things in life fucking struggle of not seeing

01:35:10.940 behind the picture of the movie you want i'm pretty sure the movie there so you have to go to the turn

01:35:15.420 in bin to see right because that's where the the good shit is dude you're like looking through the

01:35:19.580 slot you're like hey man can you go through there yeah exactly and then if you see one in there you

01:35:22.860 gotta grab the lady and say hey can you give me that navy seals out of there and they're like

01:35:27.020 like fuck again so i did have that and i did have my dad i didn't i didn't know or meet a single seal

01:35:33.100 before i joined because i didn't know a seal and i lived in santa cruz california yeah so now though

01:35:39.980 just using it through the lens of my own kids uh none of them have expressed the desire to go into

01:35:45.340 the military which i'm fine with and i also would be fine with if they wanted to make that choice but

01:35:48.700 let's say my oldest son was 11 and he had a phone and that's what's being portrayed to him as what the

01:35:54.620 military is what they stand for what they do i would not you know as a parent if i was the sole

01:36:01.740 point arguing against what he is seeing online like that it makes sense to me that the numbers

01:36:07.100 are trending with the way that they are that is not beneficial in my opinion to recruitment or the

01:36:12.300 national defense yeah of our country let me ask you this let me ask you this because i know it's an

01:36:15.900 oxymoron of uh you know military intelligence right but i know there's a lot of smart leadership so

01:36:21.100 how could you be making these decisions willfully right with unless again there's some intentionality

01:36:28.540 to it i would want to know where the decision was made just because you're a high-ranking uh

01:36:34.540 officer in the in the military admiral or general sure there are policy decisions that can be made

01:36:39.660 above your head again it is your job to implement the foreign policy of the united states not create

01:36:44.300 the foreign policy of the united states and it trickles downhill you know so they have things that

01:36:48.380 they can control and then they have things that they are dictated to do so what were you now now

01:36:54.540 you were saying before we got into the pup mass thing that which is all i want to talk about now

01:36:58.860 and i actually would like one i got you i just ordered it i just ordered it so so um you were saying

01:37:05.660 guns out yeah military the role of the military yeah is basically it's a national defense tool it was

01:37:11.580 never designed to be used internally to separate the people from the government right vice versa right

01:37:16.380 just what happens what happens so so what happens in a situation where let's say a whole bunch of

01:37:22.220 people that are tired of what's going on uh decide that they want to do something about state and

01:37:28.380 federal it would probably be a state and federal response which again you're going to run into the

01:37:31.900 same problems because we're talking about neighbors right most law enforcement people live in the

01:37:36.300 communities that they serve yeah so you know the civil war where the state and federal resources that

01:37:42.300 are designed to respond and i don't i'm not an expert on the national guard i don't know their

01:37:47.020 limitations and what they are authorized to do and not do i know they're often used in uh

01:37:51.180 protests and things this is remanded at the state level most of the time that's what i'm saying so it

01:37:55.180 would be it would be more of a state and federal response and that is you know that's the people in

01:38:00.940 your neighborhood potentially taking arms up against the people in your neighborhood because you're being

01:38:05.180 directed to do so from higher i don't know what that would look like man yeah i don't want to see it either

01:38:10.140 nobody wants to see it i don't either for civil war it's like shut the fuck up you don't even know

01:38:14.540 what you're asking brother i i don't either at all but the problem that i see is you know we've got

01:38:19.740 joe biden on record taking money from china we have uh our oil reserves being drained to the lowest

01:38:27.260 strategic level ever ever we have you know a shit ton of our military assets left in afghanistan

01:38:33.980 we have multiple conflicts going on at the same time potentially with now the middle east we have

01:38:40.620 this invasion happening at the border we have all of this crazy shit we have all of this nonsense far

01:38:47.740 progressive ridiculous demoralization happening in our school systems and in culture and it all

01:38:54.380 leads back to china and china has given this man a lot of money and the media is trying to cover that

01:39:00.460 fact it's on hunter biden's laptop there's all kinds of evidence there's tony bobolinski and all

01:39:06.380 these other dudes coming out saying yeah they did do that and so at what point do we look and we say hey

01:39:12.460 this is being intentionally done the the destruction of this country or the third worldization of this

01:39:20.620 country is being intentionally done by these people and at what point in time do the people who have

01:39:26.860 taken an oath to protect the country say hey this is fucking wrong and we can't stand by and allow

01:39:32.620 it to happen and that's that's where like you know where is that line i guess you know what i'm

01:39:38.620 saying much more proof yeah i do not know yeah you know guys jumping on this conversation let us know

01:39:44.060 down in the comments guys what you guys think with that being said let's keep this cruise moving

01:39:47.500 headline number three god look at that outfit you like what i'm saying dude we'll get you one

01:39:54.140 windsor nod on the right hand side god i need one actually yeah i'm gonna get you one yeah we're

01:39:59.660 gonna roll around recruit people for the revolution sweet i'll wear a world war ii aviator helmet with

01:40:04.700 goggles with that and probably like an ascot yeah everybody will take us seriously they probably would

01:40:10.300 headline number three reads uh georgia judge scott mcafee dismisses three charges against donald trump

01:40:19.260 uh this is just a little update been watching stuff going down in georgia um it appears

01:40:24.460 uh that there there may be some constant consequences coming out for uh fanny willis and uh her sexual

01:40:32.060 escapades um with her lover um but yeah so so a couple of cases are starting to get dismissed a

01:40:38.940 couple of charges are getting dismissed now um that stuff's starting to roll down let's just

01:40:42.540 you know skate this a little bit bolton county judge scott mcafee on wednesday dismissed three

01:40:47.020 charges against former president donald trump in the election interference case in total uh dismissed

01:40:52.300 charges include six counts in the indictment including three against trump prosecutors can

01:40:56.940 refile the quashed charges mcafee wrote in his order um trump is still charged with more than half

01:41:02.220 a dozen counts trump was originally charged with 13 total so um trump faces a maximum of 76 and a

01:41:08.540 half years in state prison if convicted on each of the charges and consecutively enforced the

01:41:14.060 associated press reported uh the the ruling is a blow for fulton county district attorney fanny

01:41:19.500 willis whose case has already been on shaky ground with an effort to have her removed from the

01:41:25.580 prosecution over her romantic relationship with a colleague it's the first time charges in any of

01:41:30.860 trump's four criminal cases have been dismissed with the judge saying prosecutors failed to provide

01:41:36.780 enough detail about the alleged crime the order comes ahead of mcafee's pending ruling on whether

01:41:43.420 fulton county prosecutor fanny willis will be removed from trump case mcafee pledged on the radio last week

01:41:49.740 the ruling would come this week at the end of the disqualification hearings mcafee told the court he

01:41:55.500 would deliberate for two weeks the judge previously said willis could be removed from the case which would

01:42:01.740 hand a large victory to trump um and so yeah so three of those case uh charges were removed because

01:42:07.740 they she didn't even specify what felony he violated or allegedly violated or committed um and of course

01:42:14.140 we always got the race card being played um this headline reads race is an ever-present source of

01:42:20.060 tension in trump georgia case it's kind of nobody's buying that everybody's over it bro um there was a

01:42:25.980 video i tried to pull it up uh it's like this black couple right because george is uh in this specific

01:42:31.900 area it's about about 50 50 almost right um but there was this uh this clip that's been going around

01:42:36.860 viral it's like these uh it's two black young couple and they're asking them like you know okay well and

01:42:41.580 it's a bet interview right and they're asking the they're asking them okay well who'd you vote for in

01:42:46.060 2008 right and the guy goes down uh obama obama cool 2012 obama obama 2016 he says trump and his

01:42:55.100 girlfriend says uh biden or hillary clinton all right 2020 trump uh biden 2024 trump she's like i'm

01:43:03.660 going to go with trump like this whole racial narrative like it's over well i think i think

01:43:09.020 a lot of black people are you know i'm gonna go ahead and speak for all the way yeah absolutely

01:43:13.260 because i have such experience as a member of the yeah i'm an honorary member of the ncaa that's right

01:43:22.140 i'm an honorary member of the ncaa that's correct so dude when we look man i think what's happening

01:43:31.340 what i what i can observe is that a lot of black people in the united states are really

01:43:36.300 tired of being lumped in with this crazy race they because dude real talk uh most black people are

01:43:43.340 just just like everybody else they're normal motherfuckers they want to make money they want

01:43:48.940 to go out and uh live their lives they don't want to be fucked with they don't want crime they

01:43:53.100 don't want high taxes uh they want to be treated normal you know and i feel like there's a you know

01:43:59.900 this this racial tension a lot of of people are feeling it that are and they're like bro this isn't

01:44:06.220 how we feel this is not what we think and they're getting they're finally getting vocal about it and you

01:44:11.260 know what it's like bro you spoke out about this for a number of years and when you first started

01:44:14.940 speaking out about it you were attacked very hard from the black community right oh bro i got my ass

01:44:20.780 beat yeah really oh bro uncle tom you know yeah i mean you bro it was bad yeah and so that's kept a

01:44:28.620 lot of black people from saying what they really think but i think finally they've caught enough they

01:44:33.180 they're tired of enough of getting lumped in with it so much that they're like no fuck this dude we're

01:44:38.060 not like this no you know and i think that's a beautiful thing you know um and that's what i see

01:44:43.020 happening oh yeah she's she's gonna go to jail she should she is going to go to have you been

01:44:48.380 following this case down there a little bit you know i know that the legal system or i should say

01:44:56.860 what's going on with trump in the legal system it is very easy to develop an emotional reaction

01:45:02.700 about it and i try to view this i i remind myself if it was me under this level of scrutiny

01:45:09.900 or if i was charged with something like this what would i want to have happen i would want for

01:45:14.780 people to not make up their mind until the system actually played itself out so that is what i try to

01:45:20.700 tell myself because i do see this particular and this kind of speaks to the weaponization of law like

01:45:26.220 you were talking about i do see that there is it seems to me that there is an essence of theater

01:45:31.260 with this there's an essence of distraction with this and so i don't know what's true and what isn't

01:45:39.420 and i think the safest thing for myself and for probably almost everybody is to sit back sit down

01:45:45.180 take a breath don't say and let's let the system actually play itself out so i haven't

01:45:49.500 been following it incredibly close because i quite frankly cannot determine who the is telling

01:45:55.500 the truth no and if i can't do that i'm actually not really interested

01:46:01.420 in being deeply attached to it because i i am then making what i think to be a an objective

01:46:07.820 logical decision off of potentially false information i think it's super dangerous to do

01:46:12.220 that and i also i constantly go back to what if this was me i would hope that people would let

01:46:17.820 the system play itself out before dragging me through the street corner well let's say if it was

01:46:22.060 you and let's say for example do i get to be president first okay yeah for sure let's just say

01:46:27.180 it's you you're president a sweet book deal all right a library hold on i want to i want a staff

01:46:32.300 job here's your campaign picture yeah there you go actually every time that picture i was just on

01:46:36.140 the pbd podcast and so many people in the comments like what is that a fucking congressional poster

01:46:42.700 i know it's like a red background behind i'm like oh shit people are you running for office

01:46:47.020 like no i swear to god i'm not dude that does look like a political photo yeah you take out the

01:46:53.180 the trees in the background and you make it like just uh either a red or a blue back we'll get you

01:46:56.940 a seal bro it'd be awesome little trident you put me i'll be your uh i'll i'll come out i'll do what

01:47:02.540 kjp does secretary of treasury no no no bro i'm gonna come out i want to be the press secretary yeah

01:47:07.340 does anybody want that job holy i want it i want to be i'll destroy those people every single day

01:47:12.460 i want to be your i would be the greatest press secretary ever they would actually not know how

01:47:17.980 to deal with that that could be amazing for the short tenure that i think you would hold the job

01:47:21.420 i want to oversee your hud housing okay and food stamps and shit yeah i'm cutting all of it

01:47:27.420 so basically you're gonna eliminate your own job yeah huh no my job i'll be fine i also need it

01:47:33.500 we just need enough of it to employ you right okay i got it so what were we gonna say if it was me

01:47:37.100 yeah so if it's you um and the the question becomes okay we don't know who's telling the truth

01:47:44.780 but if they're weaponizing the justice system and we can't trust the justice system then

01:47:51.420 if we let it play out there's a good chance of injustice happening you know so like that's where my

01:47:57.420 because it seems very obvious to me that you know when we look at let's say let's take st louis

01:48:03.340 here right st louis had a george soros funded prosecutor here who would not prosecute violent

01:48:11.420 crime so in the black communities in st louis and st louis is always one or two in the murder

01:48:16.940 capital of the united states these people were doing these violent crimes and literally spending

01:48:22.220 an hour in jail and being released and if you talk to the police officers here it demoralizes them

01:48:27.180 they're like dude it doesn't matter if we arrest them because they get out in an hour all right so when

01:48:31.900 we talk about the level of corruption that's happening in that situation and then we amplify that to

01:48:37.900 let's say a case against a unpopular with the minority president like donald trump

01:48:49.340 how how can we at this point in time how can we trust that the justice system is still just

01:48:58.700 and that's where my concern because i agree with you like in most cases in the history of the united

01:49:05.820 states of america that we both have grown up in i would one thousand percent agree with that i'm like

01:49:10.860 hey just let him let the court do their jobs but when i see for example this trump situation where he's

01:49:17.420 being forced to pay three hundred and four four hundred million dollars whatever ends up being

01:49:22.220 to this woman in new york who has already very clearly said that he didn't actually do the things

01:49:29.180 that she the the violent rape that the media is making it out to be these these things we start to

01:49:36.780 see a level of corruption you know like gregorian or whatever that guy's name is that judge

01:49:43.420 he was laughing when he handed down that fine to trump which is an unprecedented

01:49:47.900 fine that's never been done in the history of

01:49:51.740 fucking court so that's where my concern comes in it's like okay do we have it yeah has the tree been

01:49:58.460 the tree of justice been poisoned to the point of that we can't let things play out because they're

01:50:04.460 just going to throw people that they don't like in jail or find them or ruin them financially and we

01:50:09.580 see case after case of this you know a lot of people not a lot of people but there's people out

01:50:14.540 here who have swallowed this idea that donald trump has committed you know whatever they got

01:50:20.220 91 felonies or whatever right but they don't stop and ask okay um are those real cases it because in

01:50:28.220 their mind they're thinking like well of course yes it's a number they've heard well no no no like dude

01:50:32.620 you got to remember like just like these people who who who were forced into getting the vaccine

01:50:39.420 right and they were they were mad at the people who were trying to stop it they weren't mad at the

01:50:44.060 people forcing them to get the vaccine they were mad at the people who were trying to get them not get

01:50:48.460 it and now we have a situation where all kinds of people are having side effects there's all kinds

01:50:52.860 of situations happening and those people are realizing that they got they're the victims of a of a play

01:51:00.940 and when we look at the situation with trump and we we see what's happening with all of these you know

01:51:09.740 charges and things their their assumption just like during covet is there's no way the media would lie

01:51:16.140 about all this shit there's no way dr fauci would lie about this thing there's no way every single

01:51:22.700 media outlet is lying to us and it turns out guess what they were and so now we have a situation where

01:51:29.740 the same people are falling for the same thing when it comes to the court system there's no way they

01:51:35.900 would charge somebody with 91 felonies if it's not true right that's a reasonable i think that's

01:51:41.900 reasonable to think and when we when we go back over the course of history you know if you wouldn't

01:51:47.980 before covet i would have said all right they charged this dude with 91 felonies he probably did some

01:51:53.980 shit right there's smoke there might be yeah like that's that's what i would say but now after witnessing

01:51:58.940 all of this i'm like well is there yeah you know what i mean is this real stuff like what you know

01:52:06.940 so like it's it's so hard to tell now it's dangerous too because you're talking about people losing faith

01:52:13.260 in the foundational premises premises that's what i'm saying dude whatever the word may be of the

01:52:19.500 country but bro that's what the goal of communism is it's about demoralization and destabilization of

01:52:24.220 the country so if we don't believe that our our media is telling the truth and we don't believe

01:52:29.740 that our borders are secure and we don't believe that our court system is doing the right job then

01:52:34.540 what do we actually have to believe in yeah you know and that's part of the globalization process

01:52:42.220 globalization is about the removal of uh what is you know called nationalism but we call it here in

01:52:47.820 america being a patriotic american you know and they're removing this and they're importing all

01:52:56.060 these people that do not belong in our culture who don't have any affinity or loyalty or regard for

01:53:02.220 our culture here in america and they're mixing that all in at the same time creating these doubts

01:53:08.140 and these cracks and these questions about our fundamental basis of what this country really is and

01:53:14.220 eventually it's going to get to a point if it continues uh where you know we're going to look

01:53:18.620 at it we're going to say this doesn't mean anything anymore and that's the scary part about it and so

01:53:23.180 you know and and so like for a long time i've also and this kind of sort of answers my question about

01:53:31.340 why nobody stepped in to to fix this because it does seem like trump is allowing it to play out and

01:53:39.260 i think the reason that he's allowing it to play out i think he knows a lot of stuff obviously he

01:53:45.260 knows a lot of shit we don't know i mean he's privy to a lot of information this guy's not a

01:53:49.020 fucking idiot he's he's a very successful man they make him out to be an idiot he's not a

01:53:54.300 fucking idiot he said he's 80 years old bro he's been a very successful entrepreneur you take the

01:53:59.500 shit that that somebody like me has learned in 25 years of being an entrepreneur and multiply that by

01:54:04.460 double this guy is pretty good at what he does he's a chess guy right and when we when i take

01:54:11.260 that into consideration and i watch this play out it almost appears to me like it's he's allowing it

01:54:17.580 to play out intentionally for the preservation of the structures that we're talking about so people

01:54:22.940 could almost see going down your line of thought so people could see how far the system is gone and

01:54:28.300 then also it could be corrected and preserved after that you know what i mean so it doesn't burn all the

01:54:33.580 way to the ground because like the minute the military steps in or the minute something happens

01:54:39.740 all of that shit that's existed for 247 or eight years is over yeah we're gonna have to get the pen

01:54:46.060 and paper out again right so it's it's it's just a very interesting time that's for sure what a time

01:54:52.060 to be alive yeah guys jumping on this conversation down in the comments let us know what you guys think

01:54:57.500 uh with that being said man let's get to our final segment of the show as always like to do this

01:55:00.940 a little bit called thumbs up or dumb as fuck this is where we bring a headline up and we give our

01:55:06.620 opinion is it a thumbs up or is this uh dumb as fuck so um for this episode's thumbs up or dumb as

01:55:13.580 fuck headline headline reads a new jersey father arrested for barging into classroom to confront

01:55:19.420 teen apologize to my daughter that's the headline got some man action here let's dive into this an

01:55:26.060 overprotective new jersey father has been arrested after he was caught on camera walking into a high

01:55:32.140 school classroom to yell at a teenage boy and grab another student by the arm uh aaron thomas 38

01:55:39.340 was filmed entering the classroom at paulsboro high school in gloucestershire is that is that what is

01:55:46.380 that what the fuck is that what is that gloucester county gloucester where the fuck is you know where's

01:55:52.060 gloucester gloucester just put a h in there i think it's just gloucester gloucester gloucester yeah

01:55:57.980 maybe the person wrote it left the h out you know gloucester county on monday county yeah

01:56:03.820 glaucoma that's what it is yeah uh in glaucoma county on monday and demanding that a teenage boy

01:56:09.340 apologize to his daughter quote you got a problem with my daughter he asked the teenager in the video

01:56:13.660 posted to instagram apologize to my daughter he demands uh the frightened child replies that he uh

01:56:19.660 quote didn't do nothing to her but thomas apparently did not accept that as an answer

01:56:24.140 and his voice grew louder and more adamant quote you heard what the fuck i said apologize to my

01:56:28.940 daughter now here's the clip

01:56:51.420 apologize to my daughter

01:56:53.420 i didn't do anything i didn't do anything i didn't do anything i didn't knock him out

01:57:01.900 over here shaking like yeah yeah huh i want you to stop

01:57:19.900 yeah so um thomas was later arrested and charged with simple assault making terroristic threats

01:57:36.780 trespassing and disorderly conduct he was released tuesday until a trial could be held on the charges

01:57:42.060 but a judge ordered that he must have no contact with the students involved or their families and

01:57:46.860 must maintain monthly contact with the court officials according to new jersey advanced media

01:57:51.660 meanwhile the 15 year old boy who was confronted by thomas was back in class wednesday but was

01:57:56.060 forced to leave after receiving anonymous threats on a cell phone his parents told

01:58:00.860 new jersey advanced media um they condemned school officials for anonymous yeah anonymous yeah

01:58:07.740 they uh they condemned school officials for failing to swiftly respond as their son was being

01:58:12.140 uh berated by the angry father um and they are considering uh considering pulling the boy out of

01:58:17.500 the public school district but the son is quote totally distraught at the idea the parents also

01:58:23.020 dismissed the notion that thomas was simply trying to defend his daughter uh guys andy what do we

01:58:28.220 got andy and andy what do we got on this i mean there's that's a no-win situation for that guy like

01:58:33.900 i can totally empathize with being a father of a young daughter and you don't want the world to interact

01:58:39.580 with her in any way that would harm her but there is actually nothing good that could have come out

01:58:45.900 of this to go into a public school it went really bad surrounded by minors yeah who have cell phones

01:58:51.580 that had obviously made it onto social media the kid is obviously saying i didn't do anything and he's

01:58:56.060 unwilling to do what you're telling him to do what's your next step what's the escalation beyond that

01:59:01.660 you're gonna start beating the out of a 15 year old like apparently anonymous threats are going to

01:59:06.780 continue yeah i mean if you actually want to have something done in this situation you go to the

01:59:12.140 school administration as a parent and you deal with it through the school administration if you

01:59:16.700 want to take it another level that i would not necessarily get a van and some duct tape wait i was

01:59:21.340 going to go to a big mast when i was growing up i have watched many a father beat the shit out of

01:59:31.260 another father for something that their children had done that's right and i'm not advocating for

01:59:36.220 that i'm just saying that's a more non-confrontation or a non-traditional approach if you don't want to

01:59:41.100 go to school method go talk to their parents but what you should never do as a fucking grown adult

01:59:46.460 is go confront a minor and think that it's going to go in your favor yeah because whatever

01:59:52.220 i mean let's assume that it was a something verbal said and not like a horrendous sexual assault or

01:59:56.780 assault of some kind if it was something that that person said there is no way that this ends

02:00:03.420 other than something probably really bad happening to the parent and nothing happening to that kid

02:00:08.620 so if that's what you're going for bon voyage if you actually want to have an impact on the

02:00:12.780 situation i would take a different tact i mean you know i've seen this happen growing up a number of

02:00:22.380 times like the the world's so different now um i can remember things like this happening when i was

02:00:28.860 growing up like uh like you know i've seen it happen yeah dude like i've seen i've seen oh yeah i've

02:00:33.740 seen it i've seen i've seen parents show up at bus stops and shit and like choke kids i've seen like

02:00:41.420 you know like we in st louis dude yeah it's in california yeah dude and i know that sounds crazy

02:00:47.260 but we live in a different time yeah and when we were growing up

02:00:52.940 there was a place for

02:00:59.900 i don't i don't know how to describe at minor violence like

02:01:03.820 fucking like fist fighting and slapping people and there was just

02:01:08.060 shit that happened that doesn't happen anymore that kind of kept society in line

02:01:13.020 and i agree with you this guy this guy it's all downside this yes this guy grabs that kid he's

02:01:19.500 in jail right i think this guy uh and from the way that he was acting and and uh he seemed pretty

02:01:26.460 serious about it and i and i doubt that he's probably going to let it go uh so if i was this

02:01:32.220 kid this kid's probably going to be looking over his shoulder for a while um but my old i say all that to

02:01:39.820 say this uh he's not going to win that way a hundred percent it's a bad move and there's there's

02:01:46.780 there's ways to handle things and then there's ways to not handle things and that's a way to not handle

02:01:52.380 things and um but i'll say this too uh you know when people solved their differences with a

02:02:03.740 a simple fist fight uh the world was a better place and i'm not saying that a grown man should

02:02:09.580 beat up a 15 year old kid i'm saying in general like swings first listen dude i don't know man

02:02:14.940 like i think you're still even though yeah yeah new jersey's a listen i don't think you're a 15

02:02:20.140 year old no no no i'm not saying that i'm just saying like in general separate from this story

02:02:26.780 you know the the real problem here is that there's no repercussions for any actions in society

02:02:32.540 people can say whatever they want to anybody they can do whatever they want to anybody

02:02:36.700 and as long as they don't touch them it's okay and bro that's that's a hard way to have a

02:02:41.980 functioning society so now we have a bunch of little shitheads running around the country

02:02:46.700 who think they're immune from any sort of repercussions at all and then when the

02:02:51.100 repercussions happen they play victim and it's like bro that's not how it works if you step on

02:02:56.460 someone's toes you should expect them to stomp on yours that's sort of the order amongst men that has

02:03:02.140 existed for thousands of years and that's what's created a civil society i know i'm not gonna go

02:03:08.300 fuck with andy because if i fuck with andy he's gonna fucking fuck with me back i don't want that

02:03:13.500 so guess what how can we solve this without that right you know what i mean and it creates a better

02:03:19.580 it creates a better society when there is a little bit of fear for physical repercussions amongst men

02:03:27.420 and that's and i also think it creates less violence because now when people go to violence they

02:03:33.980 don't go to fist fights they go to shooting people and stabbing people and doing extreme level

02:03:38.940 shit because that's where the situation escalates to because there's not a simple intervention such as

02:03:45.740 a fist fight on the curb you know so and i know people when they hear that that's shocking to hear

02:03:52.220 for a lot of younger people but the reality is is i've grown up in both situations and there was a lot

02:03:57.820 more respect amongst men even young men and older men when there was a little bit of fear

02:04:02.300 you watched your p's and q's that's right dude listen man i didn't i didn't want to have someone's

02:04:06.700 dad up my ass when i was in high school bro no like and now and you thought about those things you're

02:04:11.660 like fuck all right i'm at this guy's house his kids being a fucking fuck you know can should i beat

02:04:17.420 this kid's ass well probably not because if i do his dad's gonna come downstairs and kick my ass you

02:04:22.700 know like so we we there was a civility that was maintained uh through respect and and the fear of some

02:04:29.900 sort of physical repercussion and that doesn't exist anymore and so we have this social media

02:04:34.780 world where everybody says whatever the fuck they want they get online they talk all this mad

02:04:39.660 shit that they would never ever ever say if they were standing right in front of the person and then

02:04:44.780 there's no repercussions of that so it escalates and it escalates and escalates and ex escalates and

02:04:50.460 eventually dude people get sick of it and they snap and they're like fuck it i'm gonna kill this

02:04:53.900 motherfucker and they do and we see it every day so that's my take and i doubt we'll ever go back to

02:04:59.980 those times but we need to it was better yeah that's my take i'm with it i think i think he

02:05:06.220 fucked up here bro and i think like this is not the way to handle it yeah i i would have went to the

02:05:10.780 father the kid's father i'm going i'm beating your ass well 100 i'll take those consequences yeah you

02:05:17.660 know i'm not gonna go fuck with the kid but yeah i'm gonna make sure i beat his ass in front of the kid

02:05:21.100 it i'm also doing that well and then afterwards you're probably film that you're next i'm your

02:05:26.140 daddy now all right so so final thoughts thumbs up or dumb as fuck what are we giving this i'm going

02:05:33.340 dumb as yeah i think he fucked up man yeah i can i can understand his frustration and i i bet a lot

02:05:40.380 of his i i like it i mean i get what he's trying to do i bet if we sat down with that man right here

02:05:46.140 i bet his frustration would be exactly what i said dude these people say and do all this adult

02:05:50.780 shit and they talk all this adult shit and they say all this shit and they forget that there's

02:05:55.500 people in the real world that'll fuck you up dude yeah yeah i say free my boy aaron though i say free

02:06:00.380 him yeah no jail for this guy no terroristic threats like come on come on yeah come on all right well

02:06:07.660 cool well guys andy andy that's all i got well andy i appreciate you coming on man yeah man that was

02:06:13.420 wild we covered some ground yeah yeah that was awesome that was awesome uh guys i forgot to mention

02:06:18.700 the beginning of the show i think you know andy's got a really awesome podcast called clear hot so if

02:06:22.860 you haven't listened to his show i think you guys will really enjoy it uh you'll enjoy his takes on

02:06:27.180 what's going on and things he talks about um anything else you got going on

02:06:32.300 hmm next thing coming up personally is uh jumping into the 80th anniversary of normandy with the black

02:06:38.140 rifle crew actually that you were talking about so that's kind of near term on the radar man and

02:06:42.460 still just trying to figure out business every day yeah does it go along you know yeah well brother we

02:06:47.740 really appreciate you coming on uh it's long overdue and i'm excited to take for people to hear this

02:06:53.340 show and um if there's anything that you know we can ever do for you just let me know man awesome i

02:06:58.700 really appreciate it guys all right guys that's the show don't be a hoe let's try the show

02:07:02.940 no

02:07:15.820 No headshot, case closed.

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