REAL AF with Andy Frisella - 893. Andy, Casey Putsch & DJ CTI FBI Busts Alleged LA Riot Leader & Democrat Stacy Plaskett Lashes Out At Critic

00:00:00.000 What is up guys, it's Andy Purcell and this is the show for the realist's sake of out 0.99

00:00:20.640 of the lies, the fakeness and delusions of modern society and welcome to motherfucking 0.98

00:00:25.380 reality guys. Today we have Andy and DJ Cruz, the motherfucking internet. That's what we're 1.00

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00:01:20.340 it an angry rant. I'm not angry. I'm just passionate. Sometimes I'm angry.

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00:01:46.880 Now, if you're unfamiliar with 75 hard is the world's most famous mental transformation

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00:01:56.540 Okay. It's on the audio feed only. It's not on YouTube. We didn't have YouTube when we

00:02:00.720 started that. So, um, so yeah, there's also a book at Andy for seller.com. You go on Andy

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00:02:16.680 what it is, how to cultivate it and how to use it in your life. Um, other news got day in a life

00:02:23.760 coming up here soon. All right. We started that up again. Uh, we have our first episode edited

00:02:28.460 edited. We're going to have the second episode edited before we ever put the first episode up

00:02:32.500 so we can get ahead of it. Just letting you guys know we have the new MF CEO project dropping,

00:02:37.160 uh, very, very soon. And I know you guys are going to say, Oh, he's been saying that for two

00:02:40.760 fucking years. Yeah. Well, whenever, uh, it comes out, you'll understand why. So just calm the 0.99

00:02:46.160 fuck down. Relax. Yeah. Relax, Karen. Uh, it's coming. Might be coming right around July 4th. I 0.97

00:02:54.300 don't know the 10 year anniversary of the MF CEO project could be maybe right around then. So, um,

00:03:01.260 I don't hear no bitching. The other thing is we don't run commercials on the show. All right.

00:03:06.500 Uh, I asked very simply that you help us share the show. I financed the show myself. I don't

00:03:11.240 want to listen to some corporate turd. Tell me what I can and can't talk about. So we do

00:03:15.640 our own thing. Um, so I asked very simply help us share the show. If the show makes you think

00:03:20.740 it makes you laugh, it entertains you, gives you a new perspective, helps you out. Uh, if

00:03:26.980 you hate it, share it and tell everybody you hate it. Just share. Don't be a hoe. Share 1.00

00:03:32.700 the show. All right. Yeah. So DJ, we got a special guest today. We have a very, it's

00:03:36.880 not you. It's not me. Not me, but we do have a special guest. Yeah. Yeah. Why don't you

00:03:42.820 tell everybody about Mr. Casey putch, putch your money where your mouth is. Yeah. That's

00:03:48.000 right. What's going on, brother? How are you? I'm doing great. It's nice to cruise in

00:03:51.240 here. Just drive across good American countryside. It's always pretty and, uh, really impressed

00:03:55.560 by what's going on here. I like being surprised in an inspirational kind of way. Yeah.

00:03:59.140 Thank you, bro. That's sick. So you're, so Northwestern Ohio is

00:04:02.700 is where you are. I say the greater Toledo area. Cause I don't want to totally claim

00:04:07.140 Toledo as home. So Perrysburg. Yeah. It makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, Perrysburg,

00:04:11.440 I say is the, uh, town like America was for chain stores and credit cards. So it's a pretty

00:04:16.160 darn nice. Really? Yeah. Yeah. I love it. That's awesome, man. I really do. It's great,

00:04:20.860 great life there, you know, especially for raising kids. Yeah. I can drive any kooky old car

00:04:25.300 I want. If I want to pick up my kid from school in a 1931 Buick Phaeton big, I'll do it.

00:04:30.440 Or you want to rock the stick shift Lamborghini in the countryside. I'll do it. So it's just,

00:04:35.720 you know, it's just, it's just all American. Yeah. That's awesome, dude. I find myself craving

00:04:40.580 that more and more. Yeah. I hear you. It's kind of like, how old are you? 43. Yeah. So we're real

00:04:45.940 close. I mean, like I find myself starting to like, and I think it's different for guys that are our age

00:04:51.380 because we experienced that life and then we've experienced this life. Yeah. 80s and 90s for cell phones

00:04:57.740 and internet, right? There was something visceral about it. Yeah. BMX across town. Yeah. You're on

00:05:02.180 your own. It was adventure every day. Yeah. Like your parents kicked you out of the house and they

00:05:07.760 said, you know, go do what you're going to do. And yeah. Or you just ran off. Yeah. You might get

00:05:12.180 hurt. You know, we started a fire, jumped three creeks and I built a cannon. Yeah. That's what I'm

00:05:17.200 talking about. Dude. But like, it's just, I don't know what it is, man. I'm starting to like

00:05:21.980 crave that like bad, like where I don't want to live. And maybe this is just like the hermit

00:05:28.500 in me. Cause I am a little bit of a hermit. You're a little hermit. Yeah. But a little

00:05:32.240 hermity. It's in there, you know? Yeah. Well, fuck man. I mean, I was justified for

00:05:37.460 sure. Let's be real. Uh, the show was nice to be in. I mean, I say that. Yeah. Um, but

00:05:44.420 yeah, dude, I'm starting to like, I kind of, I'm like, fuck dude, maybe I should just move 0.99

00:05:49.860 like way the fuck out. Like, and then I got, get a helicopter. You know what I'm saying? 0.99

00:05:54.460 You can do that. I think there's a, there's a trick to this. Okay. So something you guys

00:05:57.320 probably seen going around, maybe like Instagram or whatnot, there's this common theme is like,

00:06:00.560 this is what they took from us. You guys have seen that. Oh yeah. Right. You've seen that.

00:06:03.960 And I've said something similar. It's like, I'm on my own grass. I don't necessarily have

00:06:08.340 to. And maybe, you know, the time resource would be if I paid somebody else to do it, but I

00:06:12.280 don't want that taken away from me. I still want to feel good about maintaining my own

00:06:15.680 homestead. Like I got white paint on me. Cause before I came here yesterday, I'm like,

00:06:19.480 I'll drive later. I'm going to, I want to paint the deck today. Yeah. You know? And

00:06:22.460 I think there's important to, for us, especially in this day and age, when so much is being taken

00:06:27.360 away and electrified and changed, it's like, just still be a man or be a person, take ownership

00:06:32.120 of what you're doing and work with your hands. Yeah. DJ does that all the time. For sure.

00:06:35.820 That's a big hobby. I don't know if that's necessarily an age thing. I think, I think it

00:06:39.700 is the times, man. You're different though. You're, you're, I would, you, I would call you

00:06:43.940 like an old soul. Like you, you like things like he likes that. He's only

00:06:49.120 29. Okay. He likes all the same kind of shit that, that we would talk about, you know, which

00:06:53.580 I think is rare for guys your age. It's being more deep in things. It's like, Hey, you can 0.99

00:06:57.560 be interested in just what is now. Okay. That's fine. Be in the moment, but there's thousands

00:07:01.780 of years of human history before this to explore and be in, you know, adventure in and be inspired

00:07:06.700 by. Yeah. Yeah, dude. And like, I remember like we would go to my mom's, uh, my mom was

00:07:15.700 raised by her grandparents and they lived in Shawnee town, Illinois. Okay. And which

00:07:19.560 is right on the Ohio river. And he, my grandpa, who was my great grandpa, which was like her

00:07:26.400 dad. Yeah. Um, he was a cat fisherman on the Ohio river. So that was his business. And dude,

00:07:35.940 talk about a, a, a tough, a tough man. Um, he lived in the corn crib of, of his, uh, where

00:07:46.500 he worked in the winter. He like lived inside the corn crib of this farm that he worked on.

00:07:52.520 Then one time when he's growing up, his brother got drunk and shot him in the fucking shoulder 0.99

00:07:57.820 with a shotgun. Yeah, dude. So he ended up range. Yeah. So he ended up being a, uh, a fisherman 1.00

00:08:04.420 on the Ohio river. So when I was young, we would go up there and, uh, they had like a

00:08:11.660 barge that was like on the river and you know, they had a little ramp and it would go up almost

00:08:16.920 like a dock. Like people would think it was still a thing. People living on kind of like

00:08:20.200 barges in the Ohio river. I don't know. I know a guy that does. I've been there for a long

00:08:23.780 time. Yeah. I mean, it's been 25 years since I've been up there and, uh, I think about going

00:08:29.100 up there all the time, dude, and just like checking it out. But, um, yeah, we used to

00:08:35.240 go there, me and my brother and bro, he'd be pulling fish out of the, out of the water

00:08:41.000 that were as big as us. Like those fish you catch on the Mississippi, dude, they'd be three

00:08:45.760 feet, four feet, huge catfish. And, uh, dude, he had an old Coke machine that had bottles

00:08:52.800 like glass bottles, you know? And like, that was the big deal. So had cocaine in it. No, not

00:08:57.300 that one. No, no, too far. Too far. Yeah. You got too far back. There's something about

00:09:00.600 a glass bottle of Coke. Dude, that's what I'm saying. So like, it was a big deal for

00:09:03.640 us. I could still remember like the smell and like, which wasn't good, but it had a

00:09:07.960 smell. And, uh, and then like the toilet had a, like it just went straight into the

00:09:13.640 river. Yeah. Yeah. You know? So you'd sit on the toilet, bro. And there would be like

00:09:16.580 water right there. That's wild. Am I, you know, that made me think when you said the Coke

00:09:19.760 machine, you know, me growing up, the family business was a little public golf course in

00:09:22.920 Seneca Hills. Sally's not there anymore. Um, but you know, in the eighties I grew up helping

00:09:28.160 the family business, you know, like, you know, people would want candy bars and pop or whatever.

00:09:31.940 They'd get beer and stuff like that. So like my whole childhood is a blend between the movie

00:09:36.160 Caddyshack, just straight up. I love that movie. Cause it kind of feels like being a kid

00:09:39.080 again. DJ's for sure. Never seen it. Yeah. No, you gotta watch it, man. Like my wife is

00:09:43.820 like, let's have cocktail night and watch Caddyshack. Brother, I fucking get him to watch 0.99

00:09:47.260 days of thunder. You know what he says to me? He says, Oh dude, you see how bad the 0.99

00:09:51.380 videography? I'm like, it was fucking 1985, man. Drink something. Yeah. No shit. Yeah. No, 0.99

00:09:57.260 I see that. Like that same thing back in the eighties. It's like, some people say it's like,

00:10:00.720 what was your childhood life? I'm like, well, it's kind of like being at a bar outside all

00:10:06.260 that. So I, I still remember like, Oh, that guy drank Stroh's. Yeah. I drank Bud Light. You

00:10:10.460 know what I mean? Like the whole thing. We grew up on baseball diamonds where all the parents

00:10:13.900 fucking drank. Yes. Like after the games, bro, the parents got fucked up and we just kept 1.00

00:10:19.100 playing baseball. Yeah. Bro. I, I probably shouldn't say this, but one time dude, I was 0.98

00:10:24.720 like nine, 10 and fucking, I drove the car home cause my dad was so fucked up. Sal's done 0.98

00:10:33.160 it too, bro. Statue of limitation. Yeah, there is for sure. We're good. But, uh, but yeah, I

00:10:37.960 mean, dude, I just like, I don't know, man. I crave that kind of like nostalgic feeling

00:10:43.780 almost. And I don't have too many memories of like being young. I don't know why. Like

00:10:49.300 I don't, I don't, I'm not one of those. I'm always looking forward. Sure. I don't like

00:10:53.640 look back too much. I get it. Yeah. Yeah. And, um, there's some value to nostalgia, like

00:10:57.820 fixing, finding memories against and knowing who you are, where you came from, but you got

00:11:01.860 to move forward. Yeah. And, uh, the more, the more we're going a long way around, but the

00:11:07.480 more and more, like the older I get, you know, I've got a beautiful house and, and this 0.99

00:11:12.960 crazy garage and all this shit. But the older I get, the more I'm like, fuck dude, I just 0.99

00:11:17.440 want to move. Like, I kind of want to move like an hour away or an hour and a half away 0.99

00:11:21.760 and, and live in a regular house, like a farmhouse. And I have a big garage still. They're like,

00:11:27.660 yeah, right. That's not, that's, that's, there's no compromising on that. Same for you.

00:11:33.320 Yeah. No, I can't, I can't compromise that. Yeah. You tried to take my cars away. I will go

00:11:38.340 to war. Yeah. Ain't going to happen. Yeah. But no, I got a theory about that. And I think

00:11:42.840 the internet in a sense has pushed everybody to a point to where in a sense now, especially

00:11:47.840 being a young man, I think you can't feel good about yourself anymore. See, when we got to grow

00:11:52.200 up as kids in the eighties and the nineties and whatnot, you were part of a culture, whatever

00:11:56.440 it was, doesn't matter who you are, where you're from or what color you are, nothing,

00:11:59.760 but you were part of a culture and you could at least be proud of yourself and your culture.

00:12:03.100 And now it's so hard to do that because you're always under attack. And I think that is a,

00:12:07.340 is a root of one thing that we're all trying to find a culture again, find those things.

00:12:11.820 That's why I said, even just mowing the grass or painting your deck or working on your old car.

00:12:15.840 I found this, I started a group called the no snub Porsche 944 squad, just helping out

00:12:19.840 young guys and gals like buy a cheap Porsche 944 and fix it up. And then suddenly I found this

00:12:25.160 created this whole community. And I think there's something bigger there because they get to fix

00:12:28.460 something out and make it their own. That's outside of all this. So I think everybody's just

00:12:32.500 looking for that culture to be proud of. It's one of the things I love about cars too,

00:12:35.700 is because car culture is one culture, but then there's a million subcultures inside of it.

00:12:41.280 And they're usually, I mean, almost always very, very positive.

00:12:46.720 Totally. And the other thing about cars is it brings people together, different backgrounds

00:12:51.380 and socioeconomic classes. Cause if you think about it, since the industrialized revolution,

00:12:55.960 cars represent everything from just transportation to sport, to art, to social economic class or

00:13:02.080 whatever history. Um, so it's a, it's a great way to bring everybody together. And it's, it's a,

00:13:07.120 the biggest like symbol of absolute freedom. I think we have period. And in a sense, the Germans, 0.57

00:13:13.800 right? Audubon, they still have unlimited sections. The German Audubon is the equivalent of America's

00:13:19.080 second amendment. Basically. You will not take this freedom away from us. Are you driven on it?

00:13:23.260 I have my, my Murcielago, my gated Murcielago. I bought it in Germany.

00:13:26.420 What year is your, what year is your gated? Oh, three. What color? Orange. Uh, around show

00:13:32.680 Borealis. I call it metallic orange. Yeah. I don't, I don't get that fancy. It's Borealis

00:13:37.140 probably. Yeah. I have a, I have a, I have the first customer deliver new four GT 17 painted

00:13:44.800 that same color. Nice. Yeah. It's a beautiful color, especially. Yeah. It's gold with orange

00:13:47.980 on top of it. But I tell you that thing, 150, 200 miles an hour across Germany. That is the 0.56

00:13:52.140 dream. Oh yeah. 200 miles an hour on your way to get beer. Yeah. Yeah. Do you own any

00:13:57.640 other Lambos? Yeah. I got, um, uh, an 04 launch edition Gallardo. That's also a manual. It was

00:14:04.140 Chris Tucker's car originally. Yeah. Yeah. That's sick. It's cool. Yeah. V10 manual. Those

00:14:08.960 are hard to beat, bro. I just bought a 15 R8 with a V10 gated. Nice. Yeah. I fucking love

00:14:14.460 it. Yeah. No, I'm all about it. I love, love these kinds of cars. Got a couple of early 0.98

00:14:18.300 Vipers, the blue, white stripes, uh, GTS and RT10. Yeah. Yeah. Is that what this is

00:14:21.980 right here in the back right here? Yeah. Back there. Those are the two Vipers. And then

00:14:25.160 my Omega car course. Um, but that's the one you built, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That

00:14:29.260 that's a, that's a whole topic of discussion, right? Yeah. We'll get into that. Yeah. We'll

00:14:32.740 get into that. But no, you know, other things. I always love vintage racers. Got my sixties

00:14:36.020 form to be, I got a few motorcycles, got a couple of vintage Ducatis and MV Augustine

00:14:40.400 a triumph. I love got a 31 Buick Fayetan, you know, pre-war car, you know, if you ever

00:14:45.440 come by like any y'all, we'll drive around in the Buick with the top, the way it is

00:14:49.180 smoking cigars. It's awesome. That's the way it sounds. I'll bring a couple of cars

00:14:55.160 up. We're getting ready to, uh, I'm, I'm buying a, uh, a two car hauler just so I can kind

00:15:02.060 of like go around and unload cars and drive them to different places. Yeah. Yeah, exactly.

00:15:06.660 I'm huge into it, dude. Like, um, I actually just bought my first Lamborghini. Talked about

00:15:13.560 this. You don't know this. I don't know this. I bought my first. Okay. So I used to be a

00:15:17.540 huge Lamborghini guy. I owned a fuck ton of Lamborghinis from 2011 until 2019. Okay. And

00:15:24.660 then we've sponsored their race team and all this shit. And we had this falling out. Yeah. 0.99

00:15:28.640 Yeah. And, uh, we had a big falling out. And so I like protested. I sold all my fucking

00:15:34.560 car. Didn't we just talk about this on the show? What show is that? It was Casey or Nathan. 1.00

00:15:39.840 Yeah. So I just bought my first Lamborghinis in since 2019. I bought a, uh, I bought a,

00:15:49.720 uh, an SVJ roaster black. It's pretty fucking sweet. Yeah, for sure. It actually comes today. 0.98

00:15:57.000 Did you get it from the guys that made that video? Did you see that video down there? Where'd

00:16:01.240 you get it from? Florida, Arkansas, Arkansas. Okay. Yeah. It came from, uh, uh, elite Shelby down

00:16:09.240 there at elite who runs the four GT store. Gotcha. I bought, I bought a number of cars

00:16:13.120 from him. He's got the best fucking cars, but, uh, but yeah, dude, I, I, you know, I think 0.99

00:16:19.900 I'm going to pick up an SV too, uh, uh, an Inventador SV just cause they're the two last 0.99

00:16:24.460 NA V12s. That's why I got what I got. Did the last two stick shift. Yeah. Yeah. Fuck 0.99

00:16:29.920 dude. That mercy. How many miles you got on that thing? 40 some thousand. Yeah. Yeah. 1.00

00:16:34.200 Fuck is still worth a ton of money. Yeah. When I, when I first got it on the Autobahn, 1.00

00:16:37.280 I'm driving to see that beautiful orange and I'm just like those high speed sweepers 0.77

00:16:40.540 through German countryside and a buddy of mine, I'm like, it was all perfect. It was like

00:16:44.380 all, all of my DNA or whatever it is that me came together. This perfect moment. I'm

00:16:48.000 like, they can pry it out of my cold dead hands. Yeah. Yeah, dude. Yeah. There's

00:16:52.140 a bite. I'll fight you for it. I get it, dude. No, there's cars like that, man. I'm like

00:16:56.960 that with my Chevelle. I've got a 70 Chevelle that, uh, you know, we, it was an

00:17:01.760 original, uh, LS six that I found off this dude in Alabama. It was fucking sweet. People 0.96

00:17:09.240 are going to get pissed when I say this, but anyway, we tore the fucker apart. Yeah. I 1.00

00:17:12.580 kept all the shit so I could put it back together if I want, but we put an art Morrison chassis 0.98

00:17:16.940 on it. Uh, I run a four 54 LSX, all forged out, uh, Whipple soup with 4.5 Whipple on 0.97

00:17:24.580 it. Yeah. And dude, it is fucking awesome. And I drive the car three days a week. Yeah.

00:17:31.100 That's your creation. I get it. My, my blue Viper is the same way. I bought that thing

00:17:34.340 with like 19,000 miles with a lark way back when loved it because it did everything you

00:17:38.980 could want. Yeah. And it was reliable. Yeah. I got a hundred thousand miles on that thing.

00:17:42.460 Yeah. That's awesome. Yeah. And then more recently since I got other cars and things to do,

00:17:46.320 I'm like, you know what? I don't need this Viper like I did before. Like when it was

00:17:50.460 kind of like my main car, I should just go nuts with it. Like go crazy with it. Everything

00:17:55.860 just make it so it's like trackable, streetable, just go wild. So I have, it's been, it's been

00:18:00.200 a lot of fun doing that. Yeah. Vipers are cool, man. Yeah. Just raw, you know? Fuck yeah.

00:18:05.500 I don't really see those that often no more. Not the older ones. That's not, man. I don't 0.99

00:18:09.640 know. Yeah. People got way into the newest ones. Those really came up in value. And for

00:18:13.040 some reason, they're going crazy. Yeah. Those new, the new ACR.

00:18:16.320 Like the newest one. Fuck. I get it, but I don't get it. The other thing too, you got 1.00

00:18:20.320 to take certain things with a grain of salt and I kind of avoid cars that get too hot

00:18:24.060 because when, when a certain car gets too hot, it's not organic. Yeah. You know what

00:18:29.680 I mean? It's the height behind it. Yeah. That's another thing. As I've gotten old, how

00:18:33.540 long have you been, how long you've been buying cars? Yes. Okay. Yeah. Me too. Me too.

00:18:39.160 Yeah. So, so it's been, I mean, legitimately probably about 15 years for me where I could

00:18:44.780 afford cars, like nice cars. Yeah. I mean, shoot. When I was a kid, I was doing slot cars

00:18:48.980 or something. So like, yeah, yeah. Oh yeah. Just keep going, baby. For sure. I mean, hot wheels,

00:18:53.220 micro machines, slot car. We had a slot car track in our garage. Yes. And, uh, uh, like the

00:18:58.880 old, not a fucking, you know, out of the, I'm talking the one that takes a whole room. 0.78

00:19:03.160 It takes a 124 scale. Yes. Yeah. They're fucking awesome. Uh, built, I built my own slot car 0.97

00:19:08.780 dragster out of, uh, out of, uh, cutting up a wire. Yeah. Brass. Soldering it together.

00:19:15.700 Yeah. Soldering it together. I love doing that. It was awesome. And dude, I've ever since I've

00:19:20.320 been a kid, it's always been cars, man. But, um, out of all those cars, out of everything

00:19:26.840 that I've had, uh, it's, it's still almost impossible for me to say that's the favorite

00:19:35.060 car. I have my Chevelle. I get it. My Chevelle is absolutely like the car. Like if shit went bad

00:19:41.140 and I had to sell all my shit. I'm keeping this one thing. I'm keeping that. I don't care. I don't 1.00

00:19:45.860 care what I got to do. I would drive it every single day. Yeah. It's crazy to sound my three for

00:19:49.720 me. It's like, you know, I'm going to have to always have one of these. It's my blue Viper.

00:19:53.120 Yeah. Uh, GTS as silly as it sounds, a Porsche 944, all things being equal. Fight me over

00:19:58.740 this statement. I think it's the best car ever made. I know it sounds crazy, but in a way

00:20:01.920 it is. I've never driven one. And my Mercy Lago, they're just this perfect little car.

00:20:05.240 It's completely over my name. My neighbor, my old neighbor had one of those, a black one.

00:20:09.160 They were sick. They look good. They do it all. They do look good. Don't rush. You can drive 0.98

00:20:12.220 it four seasons. It feels good to shift it. You know, is it a rear wheel drive? Yeah. Perfect

00:20:17.140 weight distribution. It's a great car. How much, uh, how much power do those make? I don't remember.

00:20:21.160 I mean, the naturally aspirated one's probably like 160 and the turbo ones are 240 something.

00:20:25.760 So enough to do what you need to do. It used to be like big power too. You know? Yeah. Just

00:20:28.920 drive it every day. We're talking about this right here, right? Yeah. Yeah. I just bought

00:20:31.960 a fixer upper turbo. Bro, when I was a kid, dude, you saw these everywhere. Yeah. Yeah. That

00:20:36.680 black, that black one right there is what my neighbor used to have. Right here. Yeah. 1.00

00:20:41.660 Right. I actually aspirated one right in the middle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a great

00:20:45.900 car. I mean, it's not worth that much. You're not going to, you're not going to go to

00:20:48.640 some club and everybody's going to think you're magical for it. It doesn't matter.

00:20:52.420 It's just the perfect car, man. It's tied into like eighties culture where kids, it's just,

00:20:56.600 you can drive it. It's like a binge car. You can daily drive. And they're not worth so much

00:21:00.140 that like normal people can't get into it. Find a new love. And I like, there's this other

00:21:03.980 meme going around. People are like, is the cure to male loneliness starting your own militia

00:21:08.100 or something? You know what I mean? You see stuff like that on Instagram. It's cars.

00:21:10.300 Right. No, it is. But I was like, you know what it is? Get a fixer upper 944. Yeah. Like

00:21:15.160 I did. I bought another fixer upper. I don't need to, I can afford better cars, but there's

00:21:18.740 something about it. Yeah. I get it, dude. I get it. I'm like that. I love, I like the

00:21:23.220 0506 Ford GTs too. Okay. Yeah. Those are great cars. Yeah. I've got two of those. I fucking

00:21:28.580 love them. Yeah. I like the 930 Turbo too. You know what? I like them a lot. I like the 0.98

00:21:37.140 way they look. Oh, you got to. I think the design of that 930 body style. She's got 1.00

00:21:41.300 hips. Yeah. It's the best. She's got hips. Oh yeah, bro. But they became too iconized 1.00

00:21:48.180 or like too worshiped by the air cooled Porsche crowd. Yeah. So you're a little contrarian.

00:21:54.460 Well, I was kind of a hipster in a way. It's like you guys are. Yeah. You're drinking

00:21:57.380 fucking. You're drinking oatmeal stouts and shit. That's what I'm talking about. Daily driving 1.00

00:22:02.260 vipers in the winter. Yeah. Oh yeah. These are sick. Yeah, they are. They are sweet. And when

00:22:06.880 you see them in person, I mean, bro, they're super slow. I actually are. Yeah. No, the

00:22:10.900 944 Turbo will decimate a 930 Turbo same year around a road course. Really? Yeah. No, it's

00:22:15.600 true. I didn't know that. It's true. No. And all the air cooled snobs don't want you to 1.00

00:22:20.180 know that because they worship this car. Now, dude, there is something to be said for driving

00:22:25.040 a slow car fast. That's accurate. If you really want to learn how to drive, you get a slow car

00:22:29.960 and you learn how to drive fast. Well, there's something to be said for it too because, okay, we do

00:22:32.960 live in America. Yeah. Okay. We have speed limits. So if you, if you know, our Lamborghinis,

00:22:36.940 right? Yeah. The trouble is if we really get to enjoy that exhaust note for more than like

00:22:40.700 one gear, we're going to jail. Yeah. Right. Well, bro, that's how my four GTs are. You're

00:22:44.880 my second gear, the top end of the second gear in the 0506 4GT is a hundred. Oh yeah. So

00:22:51.000 you're only using first and second gear around town. A hundred percent. A hundred percent.

00:22:54.260 So no, there's some value about cars like that. And then, you know, I like to tease the air

00:22:58.880 cool crowd. But the nice thing about cars like that is you actually can enjoy using the

00:23:03.040 motor and the gears and not feel like you're putting everybody's lives at risk or something.

00:23:07.160 It's the same with motorcycles, bro. Everybody wants a thousand CC motorcycles. It's like,

00:23:11.580 bro, get yourself a little fucking, get a 600 or get it even smaller because it'll teach 0.99

00:23:16.300 you how to ride, right? You'll enjoy it. I've been wanting to import one of those 250 CC 0.99

00:23:20.600 four stroke bikes from the late eighties from Japan, you know, like one of the 250 Yamaha Kawasaki's.

00:23:26.640 Yeah. Why not? Bro, did you see that Grom going down the road the other day? Yeah. Dude,

00:23:31.200 what the fuck did that guy have on that? He had something in there though. We saw this 0.99

00:23:34.040 dude riding a Grom and he rolling. Yeah. Like dude. Anyway, he took the governor out of something.

00:23:41.400 So let's get into this. All right. Cause I'm sure people are, people are probably thinking

00:23:46.140 like, well, you just bring this dude on to fucking talk cars. Maybe, maybe I brought it 0.96

00:23:52.420 on because of that fucking dork that said, stop talking about cars. Guess what? Real 1.00

00:23:57.240 AF is all cars. Now on it's all cars. It's all cars. Yeah. Every episode is all cars. Fuck

00:24:04.080 all of you guys. That's how I operate, bro. Like you tell me not to do it. I'm fucking 1.00

00:24:08.840 doing it. So this is the start of it. All cars. Yeah. So the Omega car here, you want 0.99

00:24:13.620 to talk about that thing, huh? Yeah. Let's give everybody your background and like, Oh God,

00:24:17.460 kind of like, just let's give them some context in these. Cause you're a pretty interesting

00:24:22.760 dude. Oh God. I grew up in Northwest Ohio, family businesses, small golf course. My dad

00:24:26.820 was a car guy, you know, grew up riding in a Ford model eight, a 67 Corvette, British

00:24:30.840 cars, you know, uh, love slot cars, loved all that. Well, trains when I was a kid, animals,

00:24:35.340 that sort of thing. And you know, young men, you want, you want a cool car. Grew up in the

00:24:39.100 eighties. You want to test race. You want a Countach or something. Can't afford it. Who can 0.89

00:24:42.460 work on this stuff? Especially before the internet. Right. I want a DeLorean. My dad's like, no way

00:24:46.440 who can work on that. So you got to learn. Right. And, uh, we always had to fix our own

00:24:51.200 stuff, you know, family business. You know, my granddad was a world war II vet battle of

00:24:54.400 Okinawa. He was a solid American. Well, fix our own things. You take responsibility for 1.00

00:24:58.240 yourself to figure out a way. And I wanted cool cars. I want a fast car. So you take pride

00:25:03.700 in what you have and where you're at and you learn to fix it up. But then you got to think

00:25:06.480 about, Hey, if I buy this thing, can I get my money out of it? Or can I make money and trade

00:25:10.640 up? Can I keep going if I don't magically have a business or career that's going to allow

00:25:15.500 me to, to buy anything I want? And so that was just kind of the mindset that drove that

00:25:20.460 and always wanted to race, love going fast. That was kind of my sport or fencing like martial

00:25:24.320 arts and that sort of thing. And kind of grew a drive there. And, um, you know, just a journey

00:25:30.320 through life. It's all about the cars, uh, and building cool things. I built, uh, what

00:25:34.140 was known as the world's only turbine powered Batmobile about 15 years ago. I built an exact

00:25:38.560 replica of the Tim Burton, Michael Keaton film Batmobile. You still have it?

00:25:42.500 No, sold it a long time ago, but I powered it by what it was in fiction. I sourced a

00:25:48.220 Vietnam era drone, anti-submarine turboshaft engine. It was made by Boeing. Most of my guests

00:25:53.920 were pushed into the ocean after the war, but, uh, found this one, uh, work perfect for

00:25:58.700 adapting, uh, to a modified automatic transmission, driving the wheels. So that was really cool.

00:26:03.700 Uh, so done things like this. What did that come off of the, the engine? Yeah. A drone

00:26:09.520 anti-submarine helicopter from Vietnam. Dude, no joke. It's called the dash. Don't

00:26:14.780 anti-submarine helicopter. It was launched from boats that could travel like 70 miles

00:26:18.080 away, carry two torpedoes. It was counter rotating props like the early drones that 0.72

00:26:21.580 kids. So this is a helicopter engine in the car. Yeah. Yeah. This thing looks fucking

00:26:25.420 crazy. It, uh, it idled at 20,000 RPMs, had a maximum usable, uh, gas generator. Yeah, 0.97

00:26:31.480 there it is right there. There's the engine of, uh, what? 40,000 RPMs in the gas

00:26:35.720 generator had two tachometers, one for the gas generator, one for the output shaft driving

00:26:39.500 the transmission. I would just shift based upon the, the RPM range of the, um, you know,

00:26:45.380 the, the driving side. And then, uh, you just monitor your gas generator. So in a sense,

00:26:49.500 it's kind of weird because you got a gearbox and I know we're talking about the Batmobile

00:26:52.760 now, but instead of the auto Omega car, but it's good tangent, right? It was kind of weird

00:26:56.600 because driving it, it was in a weird sort of way, kind of like a sailboat because you're

00:27:00.920 being powered by thrust by power internally. It was almost kind of like this, like the windy

00:27:04.980 hand of God is thrusting your car forward. So it was really, really cool. Yeah, there

00:27:08.760 it is. There it is. Dude, we covered this. We covered this in the thumbs up. Oh, you

00:27:13.020 did? Yeah. We covered that. Yeah. Yeah. I've roasted marshmallows on that exhaust with

00:27:17.900 my, uh, fencing rapier. You know, I took this thing to the clubs back in Columbus. Let me

00:27:24.040 park on the street and, uh, like real guns on it. No, those are SIM fire Browning 30 cows, 0.62

00:27:28.840 which is one in the movie, but it's powered by oxygen propane on a computer controlled

00:27:31.680 circuit with a couple of solenoids. So you get the cadence of the fire. You wouldn't have

00:27:34.740 the projectile breaking the sound barrier, but you'd also get the nice muzzle flash.

00:27:37.920 That's crazy, bro. That's crazy. Yeah, dude. This is what I do with small resources, man.

00:27:43.540 Someday if I actually have Bruce Wayne resource, it's going to get fun. Yeah, that looks pretty

00:27:47.880 good, doesn't it? That's badass, dude. It came out good. That's crazy. How long did it take

00:27:50.820 you to do that? I think I did it in like, uh, five months. So you were doing it all day

00:27:55.260 long? Just rocking and rolling. Fuck. I'm pretty efficient, you know? Uh, I, you know. How'd you

00:28:00.080 make the body? Honestly, the body was already made, believe it or not. And it sourced it

00:28:04.680 because the movie, the stunt cars were built by a studio in England, right? And as the story

00:28:11.200 goes, Six Flags Amusement Park, uh, got a license to do live action shows after the movie. They

00:28:16.460 needed, they needed stunt cars. So those prop cars were floating around. And then I guess

00:28:21.380 somebody made molds and you can, you can find one every now and then. Huh? Yeah. So I cut

00:28:27.820 up a C4 Corvette. I use a suspension and bulkheads to do that. Use the same, um, you know, the

00:28:33.940 transmission out of it. Cause it, I actually had adapted that General Motors four speed

00:28:37.720 to it. Uh, in fact, those are the Corvette seats. I just, uh, vinyl painted in black to

00:28:41.660 make it work and, uh, had to, you know, basically make my own space frame with the bulkheads and

00:28:46.260 stuff. And then I just, it's still titled as a Corvette and I just insured it as a modified

00:28:50.600 vehicle. That there is my Corvette.

00:28:53.100 But that was wild. Yeah. How much horsepower did that thing make? Uh, I think it was better

00:28:59.640 part of 400, something like that. Yeah. And it was, it was a light engine. So the whole

00:29:02.980 car didn't, didn't really weigh that much. I didn't weigh it. Did it sound like a turbine?

00:29:06.600 Yeah. It idled at 20 grand. That's crazy. It's crazy. Yeah. Yeah. There's the engine.

00:29:11.640 No, that was cool. But the Omega car, so I built things like this and some other cool things

00:29:14.920 did a full scale flying pterosaur replica and things like that just for fun. But this came

00:29:19.040 about because back in 2008, I didn't really care that much about politics back then. Okay.

00:29:24.080 I was still a younger man. Like in my, in my twenties, I was way more interested in, you

00:29:28.640 know, what's the next fast car I can get. And was a pretty woman I can go out with, you 1.00

00:29:32.800 know, that's, that's what I cared about. Fast cars and pretty women. Um, and not necessarily 1.00

00:29:36.520 in that order. Not yet. Yeah. Yeah. They make that, that that's a good joke about Kentucky.

00:29:40.500 It's all about beautiful horses and fast women. Yeah. Um, and so OA was coming around, right? 0.89

00:29:46.600 And Obama was the hot ticket and he's talking, I'm listening to him and, and I didn't think

00:29:51.100 much about policy. I'm just watching, you know, with friends, like what's going on. I

00:29:53.760 remember him in the, uh, democratic national convention going on this big thing and how

00:29:57.660 he's going to retool Detroit. Uh, so the energy fuel efficient cars of tomorrow built here

00:30:02.600 for the sake of the nation and world. And that just struck me as bullshit. I'm like, you're 0.99

00:30:07.580 not Kennedy. This is not, we're going to the moon within 10 years, kind of a statement.

00:30:10.780 It's not going to happen. And, uh, that stuck with me. And you know, we had the financial

00:30:15.260 crisis in 08. And then, uh, a few years later, I'm looking at what the automotive industry

00:30:19.300 is going on with the bailouts and stuff. And, and we're doubling down on, uh, you know, muscle

00:30:23.360 cars and big trucks and come on, man, I love muscle cars and big trucks. And if you can

00:30:27.260 afford the fuel, do what do you want? It's America, right? Don't, don't force me to do

00:30:30.880 something, but I'm thinking this is also BS. Something's off here. You know, we're not

00:30:35.720 actually doing anything. I'm looking around, right. I still vividly remember thinking

00:30:38.780 about this right around on my motorcycle. And, uh, I was researching various materials

00:30:43.760 and kind of, you know, different manufacturing techniques and stuff. Cause I always like

00:30:47.160 to think about like, what, what cool thing can I build next? You know? And, um, one

00:30:51.540 day it hit me. I'm like, there's, there's a myriad of ways to make a cost effective, strong,

00:30:57.320 more recyclable, energy efficient structures that we can build cars with. And I'm like,

00:31:02.500 I'm going to do it. And, um, I just had to do it. It was like, it was like a flash. And

00:31:07.460 I said, you know, electric starting to be a thing, but nobody knows what the heck a kilowatt

00:31:11.160 hour is. So I'm going to, I'm going to make it be diesel. Cause everybody understands a

00:31:14.780 mile per gallon. And my goals are, I want it zero to 60 and under five seconds. I want

00:31:20.060 to crack a hundred miles to gallon. And I figured those two things people will understand. And

00:31:24.060 if I build a car that is recyclable and representative of what we can actually do, cause you could

00:31:29.480 put any drivetrain in good design and engineering philosophies. That's what the car represents

00:31:33.740 good design and engineering philosophies with mass production. Right. But I did diesel

00:31:37.240 because people understood that you can make it whatever you need to be. And so I built it over

00:31:42.240 the course of the year, kind of got burned out. I showed it at the Pittsburgh cars and coffee

00:31:46.760 hanger party and did like a talk. And I think I talked too long in boredom or whatever, but you

00:31:50.700 know, and, uh, I did it. And then I realized I don't have a voice. You know, if I finished this

00:31:56.920 thing at the numbers and stuff, nobody's going to know it, it's not going to matter. And so I just

00:32:02.320 left it in my garage for the better part of 10 years. I know it sounds crazy. And some people

00:32:04.940 were like, you're telling me you built this thing, but I'm like, yeah, that's exactly what I did.

00:32:09.380 Um, and it probably looks a lot better than a Tesla too. I agree. Thank you. Um, you know,

00:32:14.760 it's form following function. You know, I had a goal and, uh, wanted to be good looking,

00:32:18.000 but you know, and in that time when it was sitting, it wasn't that I was doing nothing. I was doing the

00:32:21.560 genius garage educational programs, picking up the slack from the American educational system that I

00:32:25.760 now tell people what that is. So I built a 501 C3 back in 2013. My wife has been

00:32:31.120 incredible. So I can't say I build it alone. That's not it. There's a lot of amazing people

00:32:35.120 that helped make that happen. So it was this, I looked at young engineers at universities and

00:32:40.400 college, you know, and other people in design, you know, building and all that. And I go,

00:32:44.860 school is an academic vacuum. You have no real world experience. There is nothing that is driving

00:32:49.260 these students to create better. Cause there's, there's like no accountability. It's just, it's,

00:32:52.820 it's a vacuum. It's this little padded room kind of area. And then they get out and

00:32:56.500 out in the real world. Do they have mentors? They got a direction. They know how to do anything.

00:33:01.620 And these are the questions and problems that industry was facing. And I, I just thought one

00:33:05.200 day I was involved with a race cars and building vintage race cars. It's a team thing. It's really

00:33:09.160 cool coming together for a common goal. You know, racing, I have to tell you, same thing with

00:33:13.320 airplanes, building airplanes. And I just thought if I'm going to be involved with, you know, racing and

00:33:18.660 airplanes and things anyway, why don't I do it in a way that matters? So it put the structure

00:33:22.920 together and did it as such, because it was simple. I wanted to put together a program to

00:33:28.460 where then I could use my, you know, my contact book, my Rolodex of everything from CEOs to fighter

00:33:33.000 pilots, to anybody that's a great mentor to bring them in as mentors, real world mentors for these

00:33:37.700 young people, give these young people a common goal. We're going to build this race car and we're

00:33:42.620 going to go race it in the real world. Not some academic challenge. It's the real world.

00:33:47.080 And what we're going to do is we're going to document this on the way. You're going to do

00:33:49.740 the research writing paper, your life too. And I'm going to do it and package it in such a way that

00:33:55.180 the world cannot ignore you. That's the way I looked at it. Just boldly do what needs to be done.

00:34:02.400 And it worked. The formula worked from the first year and getting them jobs. And it always ends up

00:34:10.100 putting the resume on the top of the pile, you know, and that's what they always talk about in

00:34:13.320 hiring things. And it's worked since that time. And I just believed in and fought in it the whole way.

00:34:18.120 You know, I don't get paid to do it. Done it for 11 years. Got a couple of cool lifetime achievement

00:34:23.560 awards from the last couple of presidents. That's nice, but it doesn't keep the lights on.

00:34:29.440 And it just means a lot to me because it matters, because it works. And that's why I fought for it,

00:34:37.100 man. But that's what I've been doing while the Omega car has been sitting. And, you know, and it's funny

00:34:42.280 enough because that's what actually drove me to becoming something of a social media figure on

00:34:47.460 YouTube. Because about five years in, I was pissed off because we couldn't get any exposure for what

00:34:53.500 we're doing. I'm like, I got college students that are putting together an Indy car. And we're

00:34:56.220 actually running this in big races. We're building airplanes. They're getting unbelievable jobs that

00:35:00.340 everywhere from Tesla and Palo Alto to Lockheed Martin, Marathon, you know, Chrysler, Ford, whatever.

00:35:06.040 And no one's writing about this. Why do you think that is? Well, let me come back to that

00:35:13.060 question. So let me tell you what I did. Okay. I started trying to play the game. Like, is this

00:35:16.320 sponsored content? Is that how it works? That's not what it is. I knew a guy who owned a magazine,

00:35:21.360 a premier magazine in vintage racing. And I'm like, dude, why don't you guys write something about

00:35:24.920 it? He's like, well, it's up to our editor. Wouldn't write anything. So I went on a mission and as silly

00:35:29.220 as it sounds, I made a little video on my Facebook and it was not big. It was just my Facebook at the

00:35:33.480 time. Right. And I said, I'm giving away three of my most prized personal possessions. Anybody can

00:35:38.020 help get publicity. And I had a big fossilized megalodon tooth in the big shark tooth. I had

00:35:43.080 early copy of Darwin's origin species and early copy of Einstein's relativity books. And one of my

00:35:49.440 past students from the first year, he's like, connects me with Ed at VinWiki. And I didn't know

00:35:53.440 what the heck that was back then, but it was a place you could tell stories about cars, which is

00:35:56.480 really kind of cool. And another person connected me with traditional publicists, PR type guy.

00:36:01.400 And fortunately I had enough car stories, enough personality that that worked. I kept getting

00:36:07.020 invited back with VinWiki and that kind of built a presence there on social media. And then what

00:36:10.520 was doing with Genius Garage could also tell those stories. So it got exposure and people saw it and

00:36:14.680 believed in it. You know, the public, you actually get out there and do it. And then with traditional

00:36:18.940 media and the publicist, I learned the kind of silly way that traditional media actually works. 0.91

00:36:23.700 And I say it's silly because they're just hurting themselves. They don't even understand the nature 0.83

00:36:26.600 of social media. But then I figured out how to pair those two things together. So I just saw

00:36:32.620 something that was wrong with society and the educational system that young people weren't

00:36:36.300 getting the mentorship and the opportunity to really fly. They just weren't. That's what I

00:36:40.300 wanted to create with Genius Garage because that's what I didn't have. And no telling where any of us

00:36:45.180 could be if we had the right people in our lives at the right time. And I knew I could make that

00:36:48.220 difference for them at that time with what I know and connected to. So I did that. And then

00:36:52.540 media was jacked, right? And we'll get into why because I want to hear your thoughts too. We'll

00:36:57.240 talk about it. So then built that and kept going. And then more recently, of course, the Omega car.

00:37:01.980 But your question relating to why would nobody ride on it? Okay. Let me speak about the microcosm

00:37:11.400 that is the automotive enthusiast world. And then we'll extrapolate that because it's all this stuff

00:37:15.780 works in the same way, right? If you just consider automotive YouTube, okay, that's cool. But all media

00:37:20.280 kind of works the same way. So it's kind of like a test. So let's say we got the racing world.

00:37:25.400 We got the concourse world. We got the car collector world. We got the aftermarket world. That's all

00:37:29.600 great. But in a sense, those industries only exist from money from another industry. They're industries

00:37:37.520 of hobby and fun, not need in society. Does that make sense? And because of that, you get figures of

00:37:46.640 power and money, you know, of wellstanding. And I kind of also noticed that with that,

00:37:51.560 it's almost like I called them little Kings, you know, because if you have somebody, let's say they

00:37:55.720 have a big race team or let's say they own a series, or maybe they own some big car collection

00:37:59.520 that they're kind of a little King. And then they sort of have their, their Royal court and you have

00:38:03.640 all that. And if you're not within that Royal court and those are the ones established, that's what

00:38:07.160 the media is going to write about. You're just, you're just this fringe tier thing and you're hoping

00:38:11.580 that somebody throws you a scrap in a manner of speaking. And I think that's sort of how that

00:38:15.840 works. Um, so I think what pushed me on the scene in a way where they couldn't ignore me anymore was

00:38:22.220 the nature of social media and VinWiki where you just tell stories, which is kind of cool. Cause

00:38:25.300 it's no different than like the 19th hole at a golf course. You know, I grew up with like

00:38:29.140 World War II vets with a pitcher of beer, telling stories where you learn to tell stories. And in this

00:38:33.340 way it was the opportunity to do it. So that's one of the really cool things about social media

00:38:36.800 where you can, people can make bigger things happen. Tell people about VinWiki that don't

00:38:40.160 understand what it is. Just car stories. Yeah. You know, it was an app to track

00:38:43.560 Vin numbers and such that Ed Bowling created brilliant move. Um, and it's a place I kind

00:38:47.880 of consider it, you know, the TV show cheers, you know, everybody got spinoff kind of thing,

00:38:51.980 but it's a place where you can go on and just tell an interesting or crazy car story. And that

00:38:57.540 was, I think a cultural movement in a way and a really good thing because, um, that was a way to

00:39:03.320 bring the whole culture worldwide together and share stuff. So it was really cool. Um, admittedly,

00:39:08.660 I have gotten miffed because in my personal opinion, like having been somebody who's done

00:39:14.040 this so much to help young people and be something of a role model, I've gotten frustrated by so many

00:39:18.480 stories about illegal stuff and glorifying, cause I started to see the negative effects

00:39:21.460 about that. And I've been openly critical about it, but the platform and VinWiki is an,

00:39:26.220 is an awesome thing. It's created a lot of good for the car world. Um, but I would say going back

00:39:31.080 to why the media exists the way it is, it's the little Kings. So if we look at the rest of the world,

00:39:36.920 right, who owns what media group, whether it's CNN or Fox or whatever, what are their agendas?

00:39:42.980 That's what they're going to see. Of course. You know, and you know, I've met her, I don't know,

00:39:46.620 better part of a hundred young people in college and they're all different backgrounds, man,

00:39:50.620 all different politics, all different races. Some that are, I'll use the old phrase of fresh off 0.99

00:39:55.640 the boat, but no, really like they, they, they can't, they, they're coming over. They're just learning

00:39:59.520 the American culture. Maybe their first generation just crossed the board. And the thing of it is,

00:40:04.040 that's kind of shocked me in, in knowing this is, and people I think are waking up that dude,

00:40:09.560 the media is not the media anymore. It's propaganda. Like everything's bought and paid for these,

00:40:13.940 these so-called protests, everything it's orchestrated. Dude, a hundred percent. But remember

00:40:19.160 you have to be a certain age to remember that. So like, dude, a lot of these guys that are these,

00:40:26.580 these kids that are 20 years old, they don't fucking remember that. Yes. They don't know. 0.95

00:40:33.220 It's always been propaganda their whole life. They don't remember when the news was actually

00:40:38.100 the news. And by the way, we don't even know if the news was actually the news because there was

00:40:43.600 no internet to counter counterbalance what the truth may or may not have been. Correct. And that's

00:40:49.520 in a sense where guys like us are now questioning the past in our own culture. Like what was real

00:40:53.780 and what was the true history? Yeah. That's true. Just across the board there. But no, that,

00:40:59.540 that's a scary thing. And I see it so much. And, and being a YouTuber, even just in small ways in

00:41:03.900 the automotive world, I know what kind of BS people are doing behind the scenes to meet their

00:41:08.660 objective where it's not what they say it is. I know what game you guys are playing to try to be

00:41:13.180 big. You're not being real. And that's the one thing when I did my channel, I'm like, you know,

00:41:17.460 the one thing, I don't know what the heck I'm going to do with my own personal channel.

00:41:19.600 I like cars. I like building stuff, but I know I can be honest. And I would rather personally have

00:41:25.640 a smaller channel and be honest and do things in the real world and be able to address things that 0.76

00:41:29.960 are really happening and do something of value than be huge and just be a dancing clown.

00:41:34.820 It's depth versus width, right? Like I could get a, I could have a much more, dude, I could have way

00:41:42.760 more fucking subs on YouTube if I just, you know, flexed my shit all the time and didn't talk about 0.99

00:41:48.960 these issues that are unpopular. But the people who listen, you guys listening, they're, they become 0.99

00:41:56.340 very strong supporters and fans of the show. Yeah. And you give people the opportunity to see

00:42:02.220 something to where maybe they'll start using more independent thought on their own. Cause you know,

00:42:06.160 I'm not, I don't want to speak for you, but I don't think like I'm not here to program people to

00:42:11.380 make you think a certain way. I'm going to share my opinion. If you agree, great, but contest me.

00:42:16.320 I'm not a psyop dude. You can question anything. Let's go. Yeah, no, I agree. I mean, I am trying

00:42:21.440 to get people to think a certain way, but it's just think critically. Yeah, exactly. That's it.

00:42:26.140 Exactly. And it's a journey, you know, we'll, I mean, I'm sure you, I mean, we've all changed our

00:42:30.280 opinions on things as we go, we get more information, more experiences, you know? Absolutely,

00:42:34.300 dude. That's the whole point. It's not supposed to be. Yeah. So the Omega car, I want to blow some big

00:42:39.260 world narratives with that thing when I finally did something with it. Yeah. Okay. So I said way

00:42:43.080 back when, when I started building, I was like 2013, I wanted to zero to 60 under five seconds,

00:42:47.660 over a hundred miles to gallon. I wanted to represent something that'd be more sustainable

00:42:51.320 recycled. It'd be cheap if people could buy. Cause like, I tell you this, I've never bought a new

00:42:55.080 car in my life. Not one, you know, maybe someday I will, but one who can afford to lose money

00:42:59.940 depreciation for no reason. Mom would you pull off the parking lot? This doesn't make sense. This

00:43:04.100 doesn't make sense. Not going to do it. But anyway, I want to do something better. Cause they're

00:43:07.960 talking about not happening. Well, in that 10 years, I've been doing genius garage and all

00:43:11.080 what's sitting around. A lot has changed. Okay. The left push for Evie mandates is coming to play

00:43:16.480 big time. Tesla's coming to prominence. We've had more radicalized politics. We've had people

00:43:21.960 not being able to understand reality more, just going with propaganda and such. And last year,

00:43:26.920 big year, election year. I mean, I would say the direction of the world is largely at stake.

00:43:32.300 And I'm like, okay, uh, Evie mandates are going on. It's going to be Kamala or Trump.

00:43:37.440 Like, first of all, these Evie mandates are the worst possible thing for the automotive industry.

00:43:42.040 They will destroy all innovation. And I know. Not only that, they're bad for the environment.

00:43:45.900 Oh, it's a total superficial joke. It's such a joke. It's about control, bro. They want to be

00:43:51.680 able to control the fucking power to your home and fucking control where you go. And all that shit. 1.00

00:43:55.740 Absolutely. Yeah. 100%. And the only thing I have to say is fight back on the BS and the narrative 1.00

00:44:03.020 and the lies if you see it. But that also doesn't mean that we go so far the other direction. We

00:44:07.760 just destroy the environment. Like I actually like the environment and conservation, you know,

00:44:10.840 hunting and fishing and stuff. So let's, let's be cool, reasonable human beings, but let's not

00:44:14.280 go along with the lies anymore. So I think it's fair to say, wouldn't you?

00:44:18.460 Well, yeah. I mean, nobody wants to destroy the environment, but we have to acknowledge the reality

00:44:22.980 of the environment, which is this. The environment takes a lot of carbon dioxide to produce the amount

00:44:29.860 of oxygen that we need. And the carbon dioxide balance compared to what it is now to 50 years

00:44:36.620 ago or a hundred years ago or anything, it's the, the environment is a self-adjusting ecosystem.

00:44:43.920 That's accurate. So when we talk about, oh, well, there's more people and more of this and more

00:44:48.560 of that. Yeah, there is. But also there's more people consuming the, the, the byproducts of that.

00:44:54.200 So like the whole environmental argument is actually a pretty low IQ argument. Correct.

00:45:01.480 Because you're not, you're, you're the only people that truly believe in it. There's two kinds. It's

00:45:06.680 like vegans, bro. Vegans believe in veganism for one of two reasons. They, some believe it's healthy.

00:45:12.480 It is not healthy. Others believe it's morally an issue, which I can relate to that. They enjoy

00:45:18.860 feeling good. Okay. That's okay. If you're a moral vegan, I can respect that, but you are not

00:45:24.160 healthier because you are vegan. If you are a moral environmentalist, meaning you just don't want to

00:45:31.720 see shit. You don't want to see, uh, oil on birds and, and six pack do that plastic commercial kill 0.99

00:45:38.360 me with the, hold on. Let me finish. So if you, if you want to see, you know, you don't want to see

00:45:46.500 cups in the street and shit everywhere. That's fine. I agree. I'm with you, dude. That's how you run 0.98

00:45:52.940 your business. Everybody cleans up. Fuck dude. I'm with you. I don't want to see that shit either.

00:45:57.100 I care a lot about that. I care a lot about all those things. But when we start talking about 1.00

00:46:02.800 electric cars being better for the environment, when you're stripping out all these irreplaceable

00:46:10.180 minerals to create the batteries, uh, you know, lithium, lithium cobalt mines in the Congo, 1.00

00:46:17.460 that are being mined by fucking human slaves. Yeah. Okay. Like the, the whole lie that it is 1.00

00:46:25.900 better for the environment is, I mean, bro, it's a massive lie. And I can't, it's hard for me to

00:46:32.060 respect anybody that even believes it. It comes from that. Because they're not looking past the

00:46:36.240 surface level bullshit. They're being sold. So, but I mean, if you want to, well, so you believe 1.00

00:46:41.760 in pollution? No, I don't at all. But just, I don't believe in bullshit. These are the same weak

00:46:45.540 arguments they use on everything. Oh, you're not for that. Well, you must be a Nazi. Yeah. Yeah.

00:46:48.720 I know. Like a serious nine. I'm, but anyway, yeah, yeah, man. No. But so last year on that,

00:46:58.480 right. Um, with the world narrative, I'm like, I got to speak up. I got to take a stance. And

00:47:01.940 the other thing was like, I didn't actually test this thing at the numbers. It works,

00:47:05.660 but it's only what I thought it would do in my head way back when. And I called it on video. I

00:47:09.700 said this on video 11 years ago. Um, actually I put that one at the beginning. So I go, okay,

00:47:15.340 measure distance driving normally through the countryside. I didn't even have the fairings

00:47:18.580 on. I didn't have it full tuned. I'm just like, we're going to drive this. I'm going to fill the

00:47:22.240 metal tank exactly to this level. Exactly. And I've got a graduated thing. I can measure fractions of an

00:47:27.200 ounce. I'm going to drive it normally. Stop sign, start it up, drive it, stop signs,

00:47:30.900 turns, everything, come back, measure it. 104.72 miles a gallon. First try. It will get better.

00:47:36.420 That's with no tuning or anything else. Just okay. Done. Next day. I need zero to 60 times with

00:47:40.640 comps because the other thing zero to a lot of zero 60 times with, you know, manufacturing stuff.

00:47:45.080 It's kind of a lie. It's a rollout and whatnot. Perfect conditions, sticky tires and all that.

00:47:48.340 Okay, great. So I'm going to run my 93 Dodge Viper RT 10. Good old fashioned American big car.

00:47:55.640 You know, I don't know. What's that thing at 15 miles a gallon. Great. It's fine. It's a good car.

00:47:59.020 Not vilifying. I'm just saying. Okay, we'll do that. Got a 2019 Corvette Grand Sport. Let's use

00:48:04.140 it. It's kind of a modern car. I got my neighbor's Tesla Model 3 rear wheel drive, to be fair. You

00:48:08.780 know, they're all rear wheel drive. And I got accelerometers and GPS. So next day I did it,

00:48:13.200 ran the Viper a few times, like 4.8 seconds. Tire's a little older. Ran this 4.1 seconds,

00:48:18.800 excuse me, 4.61 seconds. The Grand Sport was also 4.61 seconds. And the Tesla Model 3,

00:48:24.340 the best it could do was 4.6 flat, 1 one-hundredth of a second. And it progressively got slower as the

00:48:29.700 charge went down because it did with full charge, to be fair. So I'm like, okay, so it's as fast as

00:48:34.320 Tesla is. It's getting 104 miles a gallon. It's like a cheap recyclable car. So it would be like

00:48:38.360 $20,000 on the market. So then I thought about it. I'm like, hey, what's the carbon footprint of

00:48:45.000 burning one gallon of diesel? EPA has got numbers. Cool. This isn't going to be too hard to math.

00:48:49.880 Like, what's, what, how many kilowatt hours of electricity does it take to make a Tesla go a

00:48:55.440 certain distance? Okay. What's the carbon footprint of generating kilowatt hour of electricity national

00:49:02.720 average in the U.S.? Now I'm not even taking into consideration losses and all that, but just,

00:49:06.580 you know, let's just, let's just look at this, compare it here. My car on straight diesel has a

00:49:11.420 lower carbon footprint per mile than a Tesla does when charged at home. And it's cheaper to drive per

00:49:16.640 mile. And we have the infrastructure period. Okay. And it's affordable. So right then and there,

00:49:24.080 the entire leftist narrative on EVs being better for the environment, I crushed it now. Okay. We can

00:49:29.120 argue, maybe there's going to be better battery technology in the future. Yeah. Well, that's not

00:49:32.640 now. What do we got now? I can't afford that car. Why can anybody else? Also, I don't like all this

00:49:37.840 government control of autonomous cars where you're pushing it to be where if all the cars can be

00:49:42.340 self-driving and you don't even own your own property anymore, because that is where everything's

00:49:46.420 being pushed. Guess what? You in a car is nothing more than a physical manifestation of the

00:49:51.280 algorithm driving wherever it wants you to go. And I'm not okay with that kind of world because who

00:49:56.540 controls that? Not the people. Because we're basically, you know, if you talk about the nature of

00:50:00.440 propaganda, young people not being able to know what the world is anymore, not being able to

00:50:04.420 question things. That's a big problem. Yeah. You ever seen the old sci-fi THX 1138? It was one of George

00:50:09.540 Lucas's early films. It's a really good one. Basically, everybody lives underground. There's

00:50:14.400 this sort of like Jesus-like figure that's a picture that's always talking to everybody.

00:50:19.820 Everybody's on meds. If you go off your meds, they come and get you. Everybody's building some

00:50:24.100 sort of like and working in like a nuclear factory. And everything is programmed and manufactured and

00:50:30.400 propagandized. And the one dude like stops taking, it's Robert Duvall, actually. It's a really good

00:50:35.460 film. In the early days, he stops taking his meds, starts having like a relationship that's

00:50:39.780 unauthorized with this woman. And there's this big escape scene in the end. It's actually Lola

00:50:44.100 T70 race cars from the 60. You kind of dude it up and dudes on motorcycles and they're escaping

00:50:47.860 from a tunnel. And the end of the movie's climbing out of this tunnel to the surface.

00:50:51.920 Wasn't there a remake of that with like Leonardo DiCaprio or some shit? 0.94

00:50:55.880 I don't know. But the original-

00:50:57.140 Were they all wearing the same outfits, like a jumpsuit?

00:50:59.780 Maybe. But I got to be honest, the original THX 1138 is powerful and it still holds up.

00:51:05.100 Not a lot of dialogue. So it's real vibey, but it holds up, man. And so the Omega car,

00:51:10.340 it just throws all that for a loop. And okay, that's the one car I built. I built it as a sports

00:51:15.280 car. I realized that people need things like trucks and four-door cars, but here's the other

00:51:19.280 reality of the world. If I built that and it was ugly or it was some boxy or just some dumb thing, 0.93

00:51:26.120 nobody cared. It needs to be a sexy sports car for people to get it a little bit. Because yeah, 0.96

00:51:30.660 I can use those same design and engineering philosophies and various materials.

00:51:33.940 Well, that's how Tesla got attention too. People don't remember that. Tesla actually

00:51:37.280 made a cool first car.

00:51:38.580 Well, and they didn't even really make the car. That was a Lotus Elise that was re-bodied

00:51:42.180 and electrified. And it wasn't Elon's company to start with. He technically didn't found Tesla.

00:51:48.580 Oh, he founded Tesla. You know what I mean? He bought into it. It was smart and knew where to

00:51:52.040 take it. But yeah, so there's a direction to go. So last year I tested it, got the numbers and spoke

00:51:57.700 out. And I spoke out on what I thought about politics and who to vote for and why.

00:52:00.820 So, and you know, here we are, we're talking about it guys. 0.95

00:52:04.420 Yeah, you ended up being, like you've been on Tucker and some other shit too. 0.67

00:52:08.100 Yeah, Tucker was super cool. A friend of mine, you know, had, I don't know, shared me his contact

00:52:14.500 one day. It's like, you should have this. I'm like, what the hell am I going to do? Just call

00:52:16.980 up Tucker? You know, like I'm not going to, you know, and one day I'm thinking, I'm just going to

00:52:21.340 text him, you know? And it was one of those things where it's efficient. It's like, here's who I am.

00:52:25.700 Um, this is where I'm coming from. I respect you and your privacy. This is where I got the number.

00:52:31.360 Here's a couple of things I've done. Here's what I think they matter. Um, you know, a little bit

00:52:36.040 more. And, uh, it's like, I have no ask of you other than there's too much at stake out there.

00:52:41.620 Here's what I'm working for. And if you ever in the future, you see a resonant way for, you know,

00:52:46.560 me to affect positive change or just share this, I'm all for it. Thanks. And appreciate what you're

00:52:52.080 doing. Here's some pictures. Just put my cards on the table and then three hours later,

00:52:54.780 forgot about it. And, uh, dude texts me back the next. It's funny how well that works.

00:52:59.560 Well, I'm just being real. I know. And respectful. I know. Here's what, like, I, I'm, I don't want

00:53:04.140 anything from you. I'm not trying to get anything. Here's what I have. I respect you. If there's a

00:53:06.940 place for me, I've done real stuff. You know, it's, it's like, it's hat in hand. It's, it's old

00:53:12.320 school manners. It's, that's the way it is. Yeah. And, and I, you, I, I, he owes me nothing,

00:53:17.720 like nothing. Yeah. Right. Polite. And so next day texts back and I'm like, what the,

00:53:22.320 Oh, cool. You know? And he was totally personable and he's like, wow, it was a really

00:53:26.000 charming picture. It's cause I sent a couple of pictures, just, you know, like a wood

00:53:28.640 like, Hey, I'm a real guy, you know? Um, and, uh, he sent him some nudes, no feet.

00:53:34.000 Hey, no, no, no, no. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're surprised how far that goes.

00:53:38.680 No, it's just a picture of like, I don't know, me and family out to dinner, stay on a boat,

00:53:42.700 like this picture here, the car you got shown up, you know, just that, just a little something

00:53:46.660 to validate. It's like, I'm real. Check up on me. I know, you know,

00:53:49.320 a thousand people who can look into me or whatever. Anyway. So yeah. So next day does

00:53:54.460 that sends me a screenshot of like watching one of my videos there and whatnot. He's like,

00:53:58.100 totally cool. Yeah. I'd love to, let's do a show on efficient diesel or something sometime. I'm like,

00:54:01.580 cool. And it was crazy. Cause later I realized dude was just straight texting me like a normal

00:54:06.500 guy. It's like three hours before he did Madison square garden with, uh, Trump and Elon and

00:54:10.180 everybody back then. So it was cool. You know, it's cool. Everybody's a real person at the end of

00:54:13.840 the day. Yeah. You know, you just, there's, there's ways to be a real person to everybody. You know what I

00:54:18.720 mean? Dude, a hundred percent, man. Yeah. Yeah. So no, it's, um, it was a thing and it's,

00:54:24.540 it's important. And I also think just as another note and jump in anytime. Don't mean to just

00:54:29.240 take away the mic. Yeah. I really do care about young people going somewhere, uh, you know,

00:54:35.160 and I need more mentorship. I was so thankful to have the family that I did. You know, my dad worked

00:54:39.580 hard. Okay. Um, hard. People don't think it cause it's a golf course. I always got made fun of as a

00:54:45.120 kid. It's a rich kid with your shirt. I'm like, dude, this is a farm that goes 24 seven in front

00:54:51.500 of the public with thousands of people coming. There's a liquor license. We have to maintain

00:54:54.320 all this machinery that everything. This is insane. They don't get it. You're just a rich

00:54:58.520 kid. Right. But anyway, um, so young people, you got to find a way you got to find somewhere to go.

00:55:04.160 My granddad was amazing. My, my great uncle, you know, he flew F4 phantoms and in Vietnam was

00:55:08.480 an amazing guy, amazing stories. I had strong men in that regard. So I was fortunate to have that,

00:55:12.500 but not everybody has that. Not everybody has them anything else in the internet times crazy.

00:55:16.580 So I just, um, I think about that sort of thing. I do too. You know, and, um, you know,

00:55:22.320 I have my own passions and love, love race cars, build them, love cars and things like that,

00:55:25.560 but it's perspective. You know, I've got some really nice things. I always like some nicer ones

00:55:31.020 and some more adventures, but at the same time too, that isn't life. Right. And with the Omega car,

00:55:35.700 I just saw the change that needed to happen in the world. I knew I could do something that's

00:55:40.580 better. It's just an example and then talk about it. And we got to do that. And unfortunately I had,

00:55:45.320 I guess, just enough traction or just enough open doors to be able to do that. And that,

00:55:49.480 then that gets in actual real world things to the popular, you know, consensus to talk about it.

00:55:55.580 Cause not only is it like breaks the narrative of the left ed thing with, it's only about control

00:56:00.360 period, only about control for nobody, not the world, not any nation's best interest, global control.

00:56:05.980 Um, which I am. So that makes you want like, so what do you have in mind that you need that kind

00:56:12.600 of control? You see what I'm saying? Government. I know that. But people don't ask those questions,

00:56:18.720 bro. They don't ask the question. They, they just simply say, Oh, you're crazy. That's not real.

00:56:24.340 Motherfucker. That is real. It's real as hell. I had an ex-girlfriend and this is ex-girlfriend 1.00

00:56:28.280 girlfriend wants ex-girlfriend. I remember saying the United States can never fall. And she was adamant. 0.85

00:56:31.860 And I'm like, are you serious? Like if we don't stand up, protect and do things like what we have

00:56:36.560 left. She was absolutely 100% in the belief and complicity that nothing will ever change. And

00:56:42.840 we're okay. Doesn't matter. And I'm like, it's been changing for a hundred years. The goal is

00:56:47.580 incremental change. So subtle that nobody notices. Correct. That, that is a thousand cuts. That is

00:56:53.740 the, the communist method. And if this has been happening for over a hundred years, that's what

00:57:00.180 people don't understand. And you see it in every aspect of, of just our life. And you talk about

00:57:04.920 culture now, like we were driving the other day going down to, to AB, but like just innovation,

00:57:11.160 architecture, like if you just compare the two in just a short span, look how much has changed.

00:57:16.380 Oh yeah. I mean, it's, it's, it's almost disgusting at a point. Oh, listen, dude, that's brutalism is a,

00:57:21.360 as a tactic of, of communism. For sure. Okay. To beat you down, beat down your culture, 0.99

00:57:25.700 beat down the beauty, beat down the inspiration. People don't understand what that means. Like when you

00:57:29.940 guys go, like when you guys go to Europe, if you've ever been to Europe, you will walk up and down the

00:57:34.760 street and you will see buildings that are a thousand years old, one after the other, after

00:57:40.220 the other, after the other. And they're all beautiful. Yes. And it's, I mean, there's modern

00:57:45.540 stores. There's a Louis Vuitton and a thousand year old building. Yeah. There's a coffee shop in a

00:57:50.880 1500 year old building. Okay. Here, obviously we're only 250 years old next year, but there's

00:58:03.160 still beautiful buildings that have been constructed here. Lots, lots of them. And the reason that most

00:58:08.660 of the shit looks the way it does now, you guys think, Oh, it's efficiency. It's this, it's that 0.99

00:58:13.780 no, the building codes have actually been altered to the point where it's almost impossible to build

00:58:21.560 something beautiful for the reason of demoralization of culture. And that's called brutalism. That is

00:58:28.300 what that's about. It's a real tactic. True. Well, the other place they did it is through

00:58:32.360 universities. Yeah. And see, I was around industrial design, which is centered in fine arts. And actually

00:58:36.980 both my parents went to fine art in the seventies too. And so I kind of saw this and I'm like, why is it

00:58:42.720 all the classic things are beautiful? Why is it that, you know, to be a Dutch master or at the

00:58:47.740 Paris Salon of late 1800s, you had to be an absolute unbelievable master of light and form and color 0.98

00:58:53.560 yet now idiots can throw stuff at a canvas and make up some story and people like it. 0.99

00:58:58.440 And the more hot dog to the wall. Yeah. No, it literally, literally is communism and an influence. 1.00

00:59:04.500 And a lot of these people in the 20th century, there's even some crazy things. Cause you know,

00:59:09.220 we get into the nature of CIA and such was probably the most evil entity in the world.

00:59:12.720 Um, in influence to change and make that over. But what I'm saying is art changing and modern art

00:59:20.160 of the 20th century is a manifestation literally of communism. Yes. Destroyed everything good and

00:59:25.120 beautiful. And I'll just say this, okay, I'll give you that there could be some modern art out there

00:59:31.240 that is avant-garde and thought provoking and interesting and really is making a statement.

00:59:35.360 It's ignored intentionally. Correct. But here's the thing. This is why I asked you about why you

00:59:39.520 couldn't get your shit ridden. Ah, you're got a good point. It's too good. Yeah. It's too good. 0.99

00:59:43.540 But here's the thing. If an artist isn't technically good, if you can't be like a Dutch 1.00

00:59:49.700 master before you do that, I don't care about your who, who stuff. If you don't have technicality,

00:59:53.460 cause I don't know this is any good. And you're right about that. It's being purposely ignored.

00:59:56.680 And I'll give you an example. Um, this is the first one that comes to my head. I'm sorry if it's

01:00:00.480 not the best one in the world, but I'll just say it. So, um, you know, growing up, I always loved

01:00:04.480 racing. It was the thing I was best at. I know cars, I know building, uh, I'm athletic. I'm good.

01:00:09.680 I have a little seat time, but I'm fast. I do my own thing with vintage racing, drive some big cars

01:00:13.240 and always wanted a professional race, grew up loving Indy cars. So you always dream of doing that,

01:00:16.980 but there's no road there. So after a while, you eventually kind of give up on your dream

01:00:21.580 cause you weren't, you weren't connected enough. You weren't born wealthy. There's no way there's

01:00:24.460 nowhere to practice. You can't afford a car to get in. It's just not going to happen. That's not

01:00:27.060 your sport. Respectfully. There's other sports that are a little more, you know, it's the

01:00:31.440 most expensive. It's the most expensive sport you can participate in. Correct. So whether

01:00:36.660 myself, even even the other people don't understand, like to be a racer for real, you, they have 0.96

01:00:46.500 either have to go like the Lewis Hamilton's dad's route where he gives up fucking everything. 0.95

01:00:51.240 Correct. And he was brought on by McLaren in the early days and made, but even 0.96

01:00:57.040 what most people think rich people are, they can't afford a race. 0.79

01:01:01.160 No, no, no, no. You need to be able to just vaporize large sums of money, but unless it's

01:01:05.300 a business related thing. Yeah.

01:01:06.600 So here's the thing. And I want to bring this up relating to it, not the media not working.

01:01:10.620 So this is something that I learned. Um, and anybody can say whatever they want and fight

01:01:14.600 me for this is the experience I had. Um, when I started becoming big on, um, you know, YouTube

01:01:20.340 with my own channel, Ben Ricky and stuff, I looked at numbers. I'm like, wow, these are

01:01:23.500 crazy numbers. And then I looked at the viewership numbers of the IndyCar series where I always

01:01:28.120 wanted to be an Indy 500 in-person spectators, TV, internet, the world over. And the one year

01:01:35.040 when I was hitting it hard, just my videos alone reviewed more than the entirety of the

01:01:40.260 Indy series worldwide on all their platforms, my videos alone. And then it clicked one day.

01:01:46.640 I go, wait a minute. Okay. Well, I think that might mean I have a ticket to do something

01:01:51.220 because if I had somebody to support and we did some driving and, you know, ended up getting

01:01:56.940 a drive, well, that team is going to have more exposure than anybody else.

01:02:00.820 Yeah.

01:02:01.200 So this should work. And I tried for a number of years. It didn't work. And I learned that

01:02:06.640 the entirety of the racing industry is different than what it's purported to be. You don't work

01:02:11.980 your way up into it.

01:02:12.980 It's a club.

01:02:13.660 You buy your way into it.

01:02:14.380 That's correct. It's a club and that's okay. But Formula One, IndyCar, NASCAR, it's all,

01:02:19.600 it's a structure in a way that it's a club for purpose. Whether you're doing it for fun and you

01:02:23.920 can buy your way in or whether it's a business entity is coming in a way together, you know,

01:02:28.880 Coletta, major top fuel team, right? They have Coletta Airlines and DHL coming in as partners.

01:02:34.460 And it works out for all of them to be their club thing to do to do business. And that works.

01:02:38.120 And that's perfectly fine. But young people need to know that that's the reality of it.

01:02:42.680 But there was something else. I would, and I'm not going to say what series or who,

01:02:45.320 because I don't want to do that. But I would talk to series presidents or leaders or PR people and

01:02:51.240 whatnot. The PR people avoid me like the plague. They want me to go away. And that didn't make

01:02:55.980 sense to me. I'm like, let's work together, man. They don't want to work with me because I

01:02:59.520 threaten them too much.

01:03:00.420 Yeah. You tell your, dude, no shit. And I say to the president of the series or something, 1.00

01:03:06.120 I'm like, man, let's work together. Like, just let me be like, kind of like a positive

01:03:09.080 inside agent. I just need to be part of your whole deal. Let's do this together. They don't

01:03:12.640 want to do it. I'm like, this makes no sense, bro, but it throws off the power structure.

01:03:17.000 And that's why I'm like, if we, and I would try to tell people, I'm like, if we just do

01:03:20.060 this, we'll own the whole series, dude. Trust me. You know what I'm talking about? And that's

01:03:24.820 the way it is with the rest of the life. We have a top 20 fucking global podcast. And 0.98

01:03:29.580 you know how many times I've been invited to be on the media? Fucking zero. 0.99

01:03:33.480 No, they don't want you. That's right. Because I'll burn their ass. That's right. 1.00

01:03:37.220 Yeah. No, it's true. It's true. I know. It's true. So then the thing is, then the conundrum

01:03:40.760 is then you get, you know, you're saying real things and you get all frustrated, but then

01:03:43.580 you got to find the people to put it together to actually change the world, which then you

01:03:46.800 have the opportunity to do, but you're exactly right. You can be, even if you're ready

01:03:50.900 to work together, it's like, Hey, let's just do it together. Let's just be a team. They don't

01:03:53.820 want you. Even if it's such a small minded thing, everybody wants to protect their little

01:03:57.160 job and the status quo and the way it is. It's like, look, man, I'm not trying to wreck

01:04:00.380 you. Keep your job. Let's just do more. Let's do something better. They don't want to do

01:04:04.120 it. Uh, and I, I just, I don't like that kind of insecure, weak personality type.

01:04:10.540 Yeah. It's gatekeeping. It's bullshit. No, it's total bullshit. It's like, look, I am

01:04:13.780 not the best at any one. It's trying to protect the narrative, bro. It's just, it happens

01:04:17.780 in racing. It happens in fucking it's, it's everywhere. It's in business. It's, 1.00

01:04:23.820 it's just, it's cow, it's cowardly. Like I'm afraid, I'm afraid of the truth. I want 0.93

01:04:30.880 to put this narrative out and anything that is going to be an argument to that narrative

01:04:39.460 or contradict is not allowed. And dude, that's very dangerous in society because what that

01:04:44.800 creates is a situation where no one ever knows the truth. Correct. You know what I'm saying?

01:04:48.660 You know, and it also can't continue. Eventually it will die. Yeah. So, and that, that goes with

01:04:55.500 everything. Well, we see it. Look at the media. Look at the ratings. Oh, 100%. It's an absolute

01:04:58.940 joke. Yeah. Nobody's watching these, these, uh, you know, mainstream channels anymore, except

01:05:04.920 like people that are nursing homes and just leave. Yeah. Right. Exactly. The scariest thing 0.50

01:05:09.800 now I got, I got to be straight with you with how powerful AI is. I know. And you never know

01:05:13.460 what the fuck is real. You know, Obama said a while back ago, one tactic is to just, it's, 0.98

01:05:19.520 it's, as he put it, and it's kind of negative. I don't think he should have said this. Um,

01:05:23.400 but the tactic is kind of like the metaphor is flood the city streets with sewage so much that

01:05:31.000 nobody knows what anywhere, anything is anymore. And AI will be able to do that. Nobody's going to

01:05:35.280 know what's what or what to do anymore. And that's why in a way it's intentional, dude. Oh,

01:05:38.920 it is. And AI has existed for much longer than what they say it has. Correct. It was unleashed to

01:05:43.540 the public when it was intentionally as part of the world economics forums, uh, great reset agenda,

01:05:52.580 social programming. Yes. To, to confuse, to further demoralize and destabilize everything.

01:05:59.220 Correct. Okay. So, you know, and, and dude, it's really bad because it's Pandora's box because once

01:06:07.360 it's open, you can't put it back in. And this is a problem. And the only hope we have for AI

01:06:14.440 to not become that level of a problem is if the FCC figures out how to badge or

01:06:22.580 make them call out, but the attorneys that are in office, if they don't make some sort of 0.76

01:06:31.520 regulation around it, they're going to fuck them, their entire profession up. Yeah. And I had to be 0.98

01:06:36.400 honest right now, uh, some, I saw that I, uh, and Trump just put something through. So you can't

01:06:40.920 fucking, uh, do anything to it for 10 years. Yeah. Yeah. So then I'm like, okay, so are you in on this 0.98

01:06:46.720 job? No, exactly. Okay. So I'm going to go off on a little try right now. I'm big Trump supporter.

01:06:51.240 I am too. I voted for him. That's the way we had to go. Okay. Great. Uh, go all the way. However,

01:06:57.440 no, you could still criticize Trump. Yeah. Unregulated AI for 10 years. It's absurd.

01:07:03.100 It's the fucking end. No, it's the end, bro. It's the end. End. And so here's the thing I don't 1.00

01:07:07.940 like. I'm just going to say it too. So tech bros, right? Let's look at the tech bros that do it.

01:07:12.820 And I'm going to, I'm going to pick on it. JD Vance and Vivek Ramaswamy. Look at their background.

01:07:18.800 Like, okay. JD Vance. I like him well enough. He's put on well. He did a great job at the debates and

01:07:24.200 everything like that. Yeah. He's manufactured. Okay. He's manufactured. The storyline is too succinct

01:07:31.520 and perfect all the way up there. And you look at who supports him. Vivek Ramaswamy manufactured.

01:07:36.860 I mean, he got his college scholarship money from the Soros family. Look it up. Yeah. No,

01:07:42.220 it's true. And then he talked, he was on the show. He talked about it. Was he really? Yeah.

01:07:46.200 So he, he, then you, you buy the rights to a pharmaceutical drug that I asked him about

01:07:52.100 that when he was on the show, right? Yeah. Yeah. Failed its first test. Then you build a business to

01:07:55.900 promote that as a possible help and direction to go for Alzheimer's. You build a business around

01:08:00.540 of it. Hits a market cap of over a billion dollars. He cashes out at a certain point with,

01:08:04.460 I don't know, 130 some million dollars. Of course it doesn't work and, and, and go out of the window.

01:08:09.640 I'm sorry, but I look at this at the level of people can work in the billionaire class and such.

01:08:13.900 And I go, this is manufactured and that's the way to make somebody the whole way up.

01:08:17.280 And I don't like it. And the nature of, so then, oh, he's going to run for president,

01:08:22.920 even though he doesn't even get as many votes as Chris, Krispy Kreme, Christy. Oh,

01:08:27.740 and then he just backs out and instantaneously backs Trump's with all his same talking points,

01:08:31.960 even though he hasn't lived that life before. He just has all the talking points. And then he

01:08:37.960 hires all the people left over from Trump's 2016 campaign thinking he's going to dovetail in his

01:08:42.180 VP. Maybe seems like it. And then, oh, but he's going to be, he's not the VP pick, but his buddy,

01:08:49.900 JD Vance is, and oh, he's going to get appointed to Doge. Awesome. We need Doge. Great. But then right at

01:08:55.220 the end, something seems wrong and he's out of Doge going to run for Ohio governor. When Doge,

01:09:01.600 I argue is way more important. That's like the most important thing we can do with the nation now.

01:09:05.620 So Elon's doing that all himself while he's going to run for governor yet. Ramaswamy is there talking

01:09:10.840 about, we're going to make the Ohio river Valley, like the next Silicon Valley. Why? Cause it's got

01:09:14.120 enough cooling for all the infrastructure and computer systems and stuff. That's what you want to do.

01:09:18.540 You want to exploit Ohio when there's nothing Ohio about you. You didn't go school here. You don't

01:09:22.400 have any businesses here. You've done no philanthropy here. There's nothing Ohio about

01:09:27.140 him. And then he goes in and I'm on a rant. I hope you guys don't mind. I'm keeping around. I'm

01:09:30.860 going to keep going. So then he's on another podcast and talking about, and I appreciate this. If you

01:09:35.200 legally immigrate to the United States legally, and you care about the United States, cause we're all

01:09:40.620 different. We're going to make our way for some sort of cultural philosophical thing. Awesome.

01:09:44.780 Yeah, I agree. We are fellow Americans. Agree. There is a, but

01:09:48.220 and he danced all over and stomped all over it. He was saying they were laughing about how well being

01:09:54.820 Americans, not about how many, uh, family members you have buried in the Kentucky cemetery and how

01:09:59.920 far back it goes. You know what? Bull fucking shit. Well, I, I, yeah, that's in a way. Okay.

01:10:05.460 No, dude. I'm just, let me, let me keep rolling here. Let me cut. Okay. But that doesn't make,

01:10:10.220 that doesn't make, that doesn't make, you don't have, you don't have to have that to be American. 0.90

01:10:16.020 You don't have to have it, but it does fucking mean something. That's right. You know, my great 0.83

01:10:19.700 grand, great, great grandfather blew the bugle in the Calvary way back when it still has the bugle.

01:10:25.040 My grandfather's battle of Okinawa, World War II, Ohio state university, 1950 GI bill went to little

01:10:30.060 Sydney, Ohio as an optometrist. My grandmother, when she died, they were married 74 years. Yeah.

01:10:35.820 Okay. Like I still sometimes wear my granddad's high school class ring that he wore through the

01:10:40.640 Pacific. I still have his Bible that he was reading in a cave, sitting on a cadaver, the enemy polishing

01:10:45.300 his bullets, wondering if he's going to get out of it. Like I still have that. His younger brother,

01:10:49.740 nuclear B 52s during cold war, circling the polar ice cap. And then F four phantoms in Vietnam,

01:10:55.520 barely coming out of that supersonic, taking shots about getting his neck tweak to try to avoid stuff

01:10:59.920 getting up. This is what I got raised in. You know, my family built their business. Like we never went

01:11:04.320 on vacations. My dad worked his ass off. And then 2008 financial crisis came on, changed everything

01:11:09.360 because Washington just agreed in stupidity. And now the golf course, it was part of Tiff in Ohio 1.00

01:11:14.700 has been plowed under since then. Like everything being ruined for it. Yeah. My family has fought

01:11:19.560 and lived in the United States of America and Ohio. And yeah, they're buried in Kentucky and Arlington

01:11:25.380 National Cemetery and Dayton National Cemetery and around here. And I'm still here fighting,

01:11:29.960 building on profits, racing businesses and all. And we have a guy like this built,

01:11:34.320 manufactured by billionaires, pretending he's Ohio when doing nothing. And I hate that. And

01:11:40.440 I love Trump, but there's something so wrong about what's going on. It's not in it. It's the same

01:11:45.940 crap that's trying to bring us unregulated AI. I'm totally with you on it. Like I, I get thank 0.99

01:11:51.940 you. No, I, I, listen, I couldn't agree more with everything you just fucking said. And actually 0.99

01:11:57.540 hearing that you and I are very fucking similar. My, yeah, fuck. Yeah. My dad's, 1.00

01:12:03.520 my dad never even met his real dad. My dad's real dad was killed in France six months to the day

01:12:10.300 after surviving storming the beach on D-Day. Wow. Okay. Yeah. He was 20 years old. My, my dad's

01:12:17.600 dad never even fucking met him. Yeah. Never saw my dad grow up. Never saw him start a business. Never 0.98

01:12:24.400 saw him do anything. Never saw my brother go play professional baseball. Never saw us build these

01:12:30.100 companies like bro. That shit fucking matters to me. Yeah. And people, people are like, well, 1.00

01:12:35.180 why do you care so much how everybody else lives their life? Because we have an obligation to do

01:12:41.640 the best that we can. And you motherfuckers don't take it serious. Exactly. You think that the freedom 1.00

01:12:47.060 that we have is about sitting on the couch, eating fucking Doritos, watching Netflix. Oh, that's my 0.99

01:12:53.060 choice. Yes it is. But it's a shitty one because other people have fucking paid for you to have an

01:12:59.200 opportunity. And you're setting an example for everybody else that comes behind you or around 0.98

01:13:05.060 you or next to you to say, eh, I don't have to contribute at all. It doesn't matter what I do.

01:13:12.000 And it does fucking matter because guess what? The rest of us who are out here doing all of this 0.97

01:13:18.080 stuff to, to try and contribute and make the country better, got to live with the result of your 1.00

01:13:24.040 shit. Okay. So I'm going to take an interest in it. And dude, that is, that is what this country 1.00

01:13:30.040 is supposed to be. This country is supposed to be filled with men and women who realize that we are

01:13:35.780 blessed to have what we have and that we are stewards of this. We are not owners of this country.

01:13:42.900 We don't own shit. We're here for a little bit and then we're dead. And while we're here, we should do 0.99

01:13:49.380 the best that we can so that people will be here when we're dead, have the same fucking opportunities 0.98

01:13:54.060 that we had. And that's disappearing by the fucking day here. Exactly. And dude, when we talk about 0.99

01:13:59.400 what's going on with AI and Trump saying, oh, 10 years. Game over. Dude, motherfucker, do you

01:14:05.860 understand what that means? I don't think he understands what the fuck it means. No, not at all. 1.00

01:14:08.660 That is game over. That is Orwellian game over, overpower everything. And I got to throw this in

01:14:12.760 there too. So everybody on YouTube has ever gotten jealous. Oh, I see you in a fancy car. Oh,

01:14:16.260 you got an orange Murcielago. You know what all that means? You know what that is? That's all

01:14:20.840 the people that fought and worked and blood, sweat and goddamn tears to make this happen. 0.88

01:14:26.820 The only reason I'm doing that, what that actually shows is everything goes back. That's 0.92

01:14:30.240 why I hate so much when Vivek says some crap like that. He doesn't care. He never did. 0.99

01:14:34.060 Well, he fucked himself by saying that. No, screw him. No, really. So on behalf of 1.00

01:14:38.080 Ohio, screw him. Yeah, but bro, there was a lot of people. I like Vivek. There was a lot 0.94

01:14:43.040 of people. I know him personally. I like him. There's a lot of people that feel that way after

01:14:49.020 he said those things. Well, it just goes to show. It doesn't mean he can't learn. Doesn't mean he

01:14:51.960 can't do something. I will say this. Come on. I have said my share of dumb shit. All right. So

01:14:56.700 I have a little bit of fucking grace for it. Yeah. And so my fire right now comes from, 0.99

01:15:01.840 I'll just say this one thing. I think you're perfectly justified. Orange Murcielago. People see

01:15:05.720 that. You want to get jealous, think about something else. Like I actually have to work and care,

01:15:08.560 take that for the future. And the only reason it exists is because all the people that came before me,

01:15:12.360 family, community, everybody around, everybody who shaped me in some way, old guys telling stories,

01:15:17.440 putting forth those values for the future. That's why we can have this beautiful land and

01:15:24.120 opportunities and nice things. And that's why I'm here being able to talk to you.

01:15:27.680 Dude, what are you doing with it? That's the thing. What are you doing with what you have?

01:15:32.880 You may not have had all the exact same opportunities, but you had opportunities. And not only that,

01:15:39.740 none of us start at the same place. It's not about where the fuck you end up. It's about the 0.99

01:15:44.880 ground covered. Okay. You might have started very, very low. There is millions of people who have

01:15:52.700 started less than you would have done way more than you. Yeah. Okay. And it's not about having a

01:15:59.060 million dollars or $10 million or a billion dollars. It's about what the fuck did you do with your life, 0.99

01:16:04.820 bro? How hard did you try? What standard did you keep? How, how, how much did you pour into the next 1.00

01:16:11.560 generation? And people will say, well, you, you know, you don't have kids. You don't understand.

01:16:15.260 No, I know, but you have kids and you're fat as fuck and you lay on the couch all fucking day and 1.00

01:16:20.540 you don't do shit and you act like you're raising them when reality, you're not raising shit. 1.00

01:16:24.540 They're on a fucking iPad. They're on video games. They're, they're not learning anything. And you say, 1.00

01:16:29.580 you don't know what it's like. No, I do know what it's like because I've had to raise thousands of

01:16:34.740 other people's kids who were raised that way. And the truth of the matter is some of them are

01:16:40.240 never going to recover from it. They're never going to learn what reality is about. Correct. Okay. And

01:16:45.120 like, dude, if we're going to have a country that is great, every single person has to understand

01:16:53.240 that you have a very important role in that. Yeah. The, the, the most important role people

01:17:00.140 say, well, I don't have a podcast. I don't have a YouTube. I don't have a this. Okay. If your voice

01:17:07.580 doesn't matter, if, if your voice is irrelevant, then why the fuck do they try so hard to censor 0.99

01:17:14.700 you? Great point. Why do they try to get you to not talk about certain things? Why do they scare 0.99

01:17:22.260 you with cancel culture? By the way, where did cancel culture come from? It didn't exist when

01:17:28.520 you and I were kids. Okay. It's a cultural weapon designed to silence you. And if you think that your

01:17:35.980 voice doesn't matter, then ask yourself why trillions of dollars are allocated for propaganda and tools 0.68

01:17:45.400 such as bots and fake traffic on the internet to scare you into not talking. Why during COVID were

01:17:53.580 we not allowed to go to bars? Because the seeds of revolution are sown in taverns. Okay. They don't

01:18:02.740 want you saying this, Hey, uh, this is fucked up. What do you think? Fuck. I think it's fucked up too. 0.99

01:18:09.500 No, they want you to wear a mask. They six feet apart, not talk to each other and fucking bro, 1.00

01:18:14.980 because everybody went along with it. It worked when 90% of the motherfuckers were doing this 1.00

01:18:19.980 shit. Hey man, how'd you, how'd you get away without wearing that mask? I don't know. I just 1.00

01:18:24.720 fucking didn't wear it. What do you mean? Like, like, bro, I don't know how to explain this to 1.00

01:18:29.280 you. I just didn't fucking wear it. You know, like it's dude, we got a courage problem in the 0.99

01:18:35.500 country. Yeah. Well, it's the truth. And in a crazy sort of way, maybe that was the big wake up

01:18:39.760 call that everybody needed. Cause we got way too complete complacent. They went way too hard.

01:18:43.680 Yeah. That's the thing. That's what I noticed in 2020. I said, the one thing that maybe will

01:18:47.720 save America is they went too hard and lit the afterburner. If they would have been a little

01:18:52.220 smoother and slower, it might've worked. But all of a sudden you hear this big concussion.

01:18:56.200 Whoa, this is not natural. And then look at it in the last few years. I'm just going to say it. So like,

01:19:00.680 all right, what's the first thing that we can exploit? Let's go the division between black and white. Oh, 0.98

01:19:05.000 it's everything related to Ferguson and there. We're going to do that. Okay. Well, that's,

01:19:08.400 that's waning. Uh, uh, uh, trans people, trans people, rainbow community. Ah, right. That's

01:19:12.460 starting to waning. Uh, anti-Semitism Jews, Israel. Ah, so what's next? Well, now it's, now it's

01:19:17.540 Mexicans. Oh, Mexicans. Oh, is that the thing now? Now it's, now it's Mexicans. If you're against 0.79

01:19:22.860 illegal migrants, like bro, you know how many messages I got from people who follow us that are 1.00

01:19:31.380 Mexican in the last three or four days, fucking tons. And they're all saying the same thing, bro, 1.00

01:19:36.100 that doesn't represent us, man. Yes, I know, bro. I fucking know you're an American. I'm an American

01:19:43.200 just because you come from there. And my family comes from over there. Doesn't mean we're not

01:19:49.520 fucking both American, bro. Exactly. And all these dudes are reaching out and they're like, fuck, 1.00

01:19:53.860 bro. It's, you know, everybody thinks I said, no, here's what the fuck we don't want. We don't 1.00

01:19:58.720 want these third world motherfuckers that came across the border at a rate of 98% men 1.00

01:20:04.120 for the military age men for the last four fucking years. This has nothing to do with 1.00

01:20:10.620 Jose that lives down the motherfucking street that, you know, fucking his, his whole family's 0.99

01:20:15.780 been here for 20 fucking years. That is not what people are upset about. What people are 1.00

01:20:21.360 upset about is third world savages that eat our motherfucking ducks out of the fucking pond 1.00

01:20:27.600 and rape our women. And dude, but that's the, my point is that's the next. Oh, but they only, 1.00

01:20:36.300 and I'm air quoting protest in the big democratic cities, LA, Portland, Chicago, New York, you name

01:20:43.000 it, give me a break. That's because it's the only place, you know, the song, try that in a small

01:20:46.140 town. Yeah. Try that in a small town and see how fast you get laid out. Yeah, dude, it's true, bro.

01:20:51.060 And not only that, did you see a, I had a buddy of mine who, who was at the protest. He actually got

01:20:56.740 shot with some rubber bullets. Yeah. And I was talking to him last night. He's like, yeah,

01:21:00.100 fucking hurt. But he was out there. He wasn't protesting. He was just like watching what was 0.99

01:21:06.620 going on. Yeah. And so I said, well, how was it? And he's like, fuck, bro. He's like, people are

01:21:10.340 fucking crazy. And I said, well, who is it out there? And he's like, it's like all the gangbangers 1.00

01:21:17.640 and all the hood rats. Yeah. The looters. Yeah. And then, and then all the purple hairs, 0.99

01:21:22.940 which is the fucking people we said it was on Tuesday. Well, and then it's funny. Cause 0.98

01:21:27.220 then you get the theater of like Gavin Newsom and old, uh, Karen Bassett. Like this is all

01:21:31.120 because of Trump. No, it's not actually. You're a horrible leader. Your state is a joke. You

01:21:36.620 can't take care of anything. You're being exploited. You're not being exploited. Cause

01:21:39.760 you know, this is how it is. This is what you want. Screw your communist revolution or whatever

01:21:44.440 the hell this is at this point. It just, no bro. I think most people like real talk. I think 0.87

01:21:50.260 they are in deep shit. Oh, they are. The Democrats. Yes. It's in shambles. Most people 1.00

01:21:55.000 are like the, that's dangerous in and of itself. Thank you for saying that. Dude, dude, dude,

01:22:01.900 it's super dangerous because I saw 30 fucking videos on the internet yesterday of like the 0.99

01:22:08.620 hillbilly crowd. They're coming out. They're my fucking people, bro. Yeah. All right. They're 0.99

01:22:12.820 just short of the s'mores party people. Yeah. A couple of blocks before. That's right. But

01:22:17.200 they're still good. They're good for sure. They're not racist. They're just regular fucking

01:22:21.900 Americans. These motherfuckers are ready to go. Oh yeah. Let's get into it. Cause this 1.00

01:22:28.800 is actually our first headline for the cruise is these riots, but it's also dangerous, bro.

01:22:34.840 Because if, if, if the left knows that they're done right, they're at that point where I think 0.88

01:22:41.120 they're willing to about to do fucking anything accurate. And you can't like, that's the scary 0.63

01:22:45.820 thing for me. And on top of that, the shit's being exposed way faster than it was, you know, 0.99

01:22:52.760 let's say George Floyd riots or Mike Brown rides. Like it's happening way faster. Like, 1.00

01:22:58.120 you know, we just talked about this dude, um, on the last CTI we just covered. The guy was,

01:23:03.220 um, gas masks, pulled up in a fucking truck, passing out these bionic shield masks. Right. 0.99

01:23:08.020 Yeah. They just got them. They just got them. They literally just arrested him. Um, took him right

01:23:13.480 out of his fucking house. His name is Alejandro Theodoro Orin, uh, Orinan. Yes. Now, are they 0.99

01:23:21.500 going to take it all the way up the line and arrest the one, uh, Walton woman that seems to maybe be 1.00

01:23:26.540 selling and promoting that? I heard that. They should. They should. That's a real thing. She is

01:23:31.300 doing that. She is. So how far are we going to take this up the pole? Should all the way.

01:23:35.420 Well, I got to every motherfucker that gives a fucking dollar to any of this shit should be in 1.00

01:23:40.300 fucking jail. The, the, the legal stuff like that, not, not just, now here's the thing I had to say 1.00

01:23:44.100 about the Democrat party. If it's in shambles, that's actually bad. Look, everything that party

01:23:48.400 has become, I loathe. Okay. They were completely exploited, radicalized, non-American bad, 1.00

01:23:53.740 but we can't have a one party system. That's worse. That's dangerous too. Right. Cause I started

01:24:00.380 thinking about, and I told you about the things I don't like about this unregulated AI. I don't like

01:24:04.660 these billionaire manufactured darlings that come in place. That's worse because that is,

01:24:09.880 usurping the American government and finding the foibles by billionaires that can do it.

01:24:13.540 Not good. And I think to myself, what do you do? You run against it? Well, no,

01:24:17.180 they already bought the whole party. Well, what about the Democrat? Oh God, I can't do that.

01:24:21.120 Like, what do you do? Like America is pretty robust. It was a pretty damn good system across

01:24:27.200 the board, but there's ways to exploit it slowly. It's not good. You know? And the other thing I have

01:24:32.700 to point out relating to this guy, you're saying about things that can happen real fast. They can find it.

01:24:36.340 That's the danger about AI. Cause then you get into thought crime territory. Okay. So freedom of

01:24:41.520 speech is freedom of speech, whether you damn well like it or not, not cause we want it. Second

01:24:46.040 amendment is there in case the government goes rogue, you can stop it. That does. But, but if I,

01:24:52.260 if I say, cause I posted something on Instagram the other day, I went shooting at the range. I had

01:24:56.340 my 300 blackout, my five, five, six there, you know? And I, and I, you know, I was kind of joking,

01:25:00.640 but my AR platform rifles. Do you know what those are? Yeah, I know what those are. Yeah. Are you

01:25:03.980 sure? Yeah. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. What does that mean?

01:25:09.740 What do you mean by that? I mean, I know you can't shoot. I didn't know if you knew nothing about

01:25:12.980 guns. All right. Well, I posted something that's on the line, but reasonable. And I said, and I put in

01:25:18.760 parentheses, I put that picture up and, and I put the song, the old whistling Yankee doodle dandy like

01:25:24.460 revolutionary war. And I'd said in parentheses, tens of millions of Americans, five minutes after looking at the

01:25:30.380 news. And I said, there's grass to touch out there and families to raise Washington. Get your shit

01:25:37.840 together. Hashtag. This is not cool. This is not good. We don't want this. And part of the reason 1.00

01:25:42.440 I did that is cause I don't want people saying like, Oh, he's a thought climb radical and it's

01:25:46.360 going to go on. No, I'm not. So the CIA, FBI, whatever that wants to set me up, go fuck yourself.

01:25:51.200 I'm a thought crime radical. I argue with chat GPT about these things. And I always make it admit that 1.00

01:25:58.040 I was right. That way, if it ever fucking good, that way, if they ever fucking go through my 0.89

01:26:02.120 dialogue, they could say smart records. Motherfucker that said I was right. Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes it 1.00

01:26:07.420 takes a while. But anyway, I just want to say that about things being too fast, too far. Cause then

01:26:11.360 we end up in the bad sci-fi. No, listen, you know, we there's look, bro. Here's what, here's where I'm

01:26:17.540 at. Leave us to fuck alone. Run the constitution the way it's supposed to be run. Hold everybody to the 1.00

01:26:27.260 same level of accountability. Our taxes need to go way the fuck down. Our spending needs to get

01:26:33.320 in check. That's a different conversation. We cannot, we cannot, we cannot continue to call

01:26:37.840 America a free country when we're paying 60% of our fucking money back to the government. That's 0.99

01:26:42.540 not freedom, but that's a different conversation. Correct. The point is we're tired of the chaos.

01:26:49.140 We want to get along. We want America to be what we have always known American to be, which,

01:26:54.800 which is a multicultural America that is fine, but we have an American culture that you are expected

01:27:01.820 to somewhat abide by. Right. And we want low crime. We don't want, we want to be able to go

01:27:09.940 out to dinner and our fucking cities that are paid for by our tax dollars without getting fucking 0.99

01:27:15.320 carjacked. Okay. These, these are real things that we all fucking want. And that's not exclusive 1.00

01:27:20.580 want that white people want. Black people want that too. Everybody wants that. Yes. They, but

01:27:25.540 they make us think that that is some sort of, uh, discriminatory thought it's look, bro, go to 0.99

01:27:34.260 fucking Dubai. Yeah. Like if our country looked like that, I wouldn't have a problem with any of 0.99

01:27:39.400 the shit at all. Nobody would say anything. Although they, they get a little too serious 0.99

01:27:43.440 about speed limits for my taste in Dubai. I love everything else, but we're not cutting heads

01:27:46.840 off and shit. Are they? I don't, I didn't see any of that. That's automatic, uh, uh, 0.97

01:27:50.780 tickets. I got a couple other things that need to be thought. Well, you should be automatically

01:27:53.880 just the ducks. Look, dude, we should be, we should be dealing with violent crime. Harshly

01:27:58.940 human trafficking. Harshly. These people should be put to fucking death. Yes, please. Hanging.

01:28:04.180 We need to hang people. Bro, a big problem in our society. Military. Actually, I'm talking 1.00

01:28:08.300 a fair trial in the morning. You know what I'm saying? I understand. A big problem in our

01:28:12.280 society is that nobody fears the law anymore in any real way. Correct. If violent criminals

01:28:19.560 were dealt with in a way, because right now there used to be this thing where, you know,

01:28:27.880 maybe they didn't do it. Okay. And that's, that's fine. 20 years ago, there wasn't cameras

01:28:33.760 everywhere. There wasn't everybody recording everything. There wasn't the technology. People

01:28:38.020 didn't have cell phones in their pocket that tracked every place they fucking went. There 0.98

01:28:41.520 weren't license plate readers on every motherfucking stop sign. We're pretty certain who did what 0.98

01:28:47.400 at this point. Yep. And there are times where maybe they committed smartly. Maybe they didn't

01:28:53.220 carry a cell phone. Maybe they went in analog car. Maybe they did some other things that they

01:28:59.100 could do to get away with. And maybe if you can't prove it, then they shouldn't be dealt

01:29:03.160 with that way. But if they're caught on camera and all this shit, like most of them are now, 0.98

01:29:07.740 there are these people should know that in like two weeks time, you're going into the fucking 0.99

01:29:10.980 wood chipper. And if that, if that were to happen, we wouldn't have any crime. No. Well, 0.98

01:29:15.560 I mean, dude, it's even like the riots and shit going on right now. Like here's some people 0.93

01:29:19.260 that are doing this shit up in Austin. And by the way, four of the fucking five of them 1.00

01:29:24.800 are white. And five out of five. Who said that two days ago? And five out of five of them 1.00

01:29:30.500 got released on $0 bail. Yeah. Within 24 hours. These are the people burning down the fucking

01:29:35.240 cities and stuff, man. Look at the girl smiling. She is living in an alternate reality. Casey, 1.00

01:29:39.460 you can't assume. I'm gonna look at this feminine dude with no Adam's apple and a shitty mullet 1.00

01:29:48.500 smiling. He's in an alternate reality. That's a, that's a day them. It's a day them. Those 0.99

01:29:53.160 are all day them. They got to be with that smile. Look at them smiling. They're all day

01:29:56.840 them. Look at this guy. He's got fucking mascara on. Are you sure you just get clock good?

01:30:01.320 And now it's a little David Bowie and black. Here's some more from Texas. They're what?

01:30:05.240 Now here's an interesting thing. So this was Texas. Okay. But wait, that's the same guy

01:30:11.160 from the other one. Yeah. That's a great, that great thing you called out. How the fuck

01:30:14.300 did he get from Texas to fucking Seattle? Same way we talked about. It's organized. Yeah. 1.00

01:30:19.680 It's organized. Yeah. And that's the thing. Like I saw this comment. We had this comment

01:30:23.060 coming on YouTube. Uh, I'm sorry, Andy, but you are very wrong on this one to think that

01:30:28.880 the nation. No, the fuck I'm not the nation. You're fucking wrong. Motherfucker. You're 0.99

01:30:34.800 wrong to think. Yeah. I spent, listen, bro. I'm pretty fucking successful in life. I've

01:30:39.820 wanted everything I've ever fucking touched. Here's the, but I'm fucking so stupid. I can't 1.00

01:30:44.480 read into things four levels deep. Follow the money. Okay. I get tired of these people

01:30:49.940 that say, Oh, you're wrong. No, I'm not wrong. I'm actually like real talk. I'm very rarely

01:30:55.240 wrong about fucking anything. And that's not a character fucking fault. It's that I don't 0.99

01:31:00.140 open my mouth unless I know what the fuck I'm talking about. Good point. Is that true 0.99

01:31:03.360 or not? Yeah. Well, they're saying, you better say that cause I fucking pay you. I'll back

01:31:10.380 you up. Yeah. But like, bro, these dudes like sit in their fucking basement and look

01:31:16.520 at the name. You don't even know it's a real person or AI. This might be a really good 0.99

01:31:19.940 person or whatever, but like at some point, dude, you got to look around at your life and 0.98

01:31:24.740 say, fucking how, how smart am I really? Cause if you were, it wouldn't look like that. 0.98

01:31:29.080 What even about that? You don't even have to, you just, just let's wake up, look at things

01:31:33.880 objectively and realize this is not organic. This is not actual reality. Have some compassion

01:31:39.160 and humanity for once. What the fuck are you talking about? Okay. I'm going to read this. 1.00

01:31:46.620 I'm sorry, Andy, but you are very wrong on this one to think that nationwide protests are

01:31:52.900 being funded by George Soros. It's quite ridiculous. Why can't you look at the fact 0.82

01:31:58.720 that we are treating humans like animals have some compassion and humanity for once? Do those

01:32:05.280 motherfuckers have any compassion and humanity for the women that they are raping and killing 1.00

01:32:10.620 from fucking all over the country? Okay. I'm fucking over it. Okay. I don't have, you're 1.00

01:32:18.040 right. I have no compassion for it. I'm not going to sit here. I'm a victim of violent

01:32:22.660 crime, motherfucker. Just so you know, I got stabbed in the fucking face when I was 23 years 1.00

01:32:27.820 old. Okay. I got stabbed four fucking times, three times in the face and once in the back. 0.99

01:32:34.580 What the fuck experience do you have with real violence? Okay. I don't have compassion for 1.00

01:32:40.760 violent human beings. I don't have, I don't care if those people are rounded up that are

01:32:46.360 violent and put into a fucking case. That's where they belong. Okay. But aside from all 1.00

01:32:52.120 that, I'm actually a very compassionate person. Big heart. Okay. Um, did how many schools have

01:32:58.260 you built? How many neighborhoods have you revitalized? How much have you done for people

01:33:03.760 before you talk about me having compassionate humanity? Fuck you. Yeah. Well, I just wanted to 1.00

01:33:09.480 point out the piece on the George Soros funding process here, you know, because I guess, you 0.98

01:33:13.940 know, person's fucking 10 years old. It can't be true. Well, the other thing is George Soros 0.97

01:33:18.340 has made his fortune by destabilizing nations. You don't think he wasn't ruining hundreds and

01:33:23.020 thousands and millions of lives in all of those nations. Sorry. With our tax dollars. Sinister

01:33:27.960 with our tax dollars. Yeah. No shit. And our tax dollars. No bro. A hundred percent our tax

01:33:32.840 dollars. Our tax dollars. He didn't spend a dollar of his own money. USAID. USAID fucking gave

01:33:37.220 it to his fucking bro. It's crazy, man. Sinister George Soros, anti ice plot emergence. Oh, 1.00

01:33:43.920 here comes the propaganda amid LA riots as paid foreign agitators are finally exposed. Wow.

01:33:52.380 Let's also go back and talk. I thought that was actually a propaganda. This is real. Usually

01:33:57.260 when you see something like that, they're trying to discredit it. No, it's real, man. It's real.

01:34:01.460 Let's dive into it. You got the L.A.-based coalition for humane immigrant rights or CHERLA

01:34:07.620 is another group that's played a role in the protests that spiraled into face-offs with LAPD

01:34:12.700 and federal agents raiding workplaces across the city. CHERLA staged rallies in L.A. last week to

01:34:17.860 announce the ICE raids, which are said to be targeting criminals living in the U.S. illegally.

01:34:23.160 Research by Palumbo and others showed how CHERLA received tens of millions of dollars during the

01:34:29.020 Biden administration, mostly from the state of California, but also $450,000 in grants from

01:34:35.980 the Department of Homeland Security to provide citizenship education and training. Now, air

01:34:42.580 quote, all of that has been cut. Right. But the group also received more than half a million dollars

01:34:48.460 in 2023 alone from the Tides Foundation, which is the pass through body that George Soros and

01:34:55.340 Open Society Foundation uses to bankroll its progressive causes and activists.

01:35:02.700 It is literally being funded by our taxpayers, our tax dollars, through these NGOs, in their

01:35:10.440 quotes. Listen, that person that made that comment is a fucking moron. Oh, for sure. I'm sorry. 1.00

01:35:15.340 You could say, oh, I love you, Andy. But well, dude, then you don't you don't get it. No, you're not

01:35:19.040 listening. You don't get it. OK, this is happening. This is. And for the record, just so we're clear,

01:35:25.640 if you're not a fucking legal immigrant, get the fuck out. I don't fucking care who you are. I don't 1.00

01:35:31.640 care what you do. I don't care where you come from. We have to draw a line at some point in time. And we

01:35:38.820 are to that point. If they want to go home and come back the way that this man has come here from

01:35:44.400 India, the way this man has come here from Bosnia, I am 100 percent OK with that. 1.00

01:35:50.280 If you are illegal, it's time to fucking go so we can get our shit back together. And then we will 1.00

01:35:56.480 figure out a way to bring the ones back that belong here. And you contribute. Yeah, we can't.

01:36:03.140 You're not those. Look, dude.

01:36:07.920 I don't care if you're illegal, you got to go. And that's how I feel about it.

01:36:14.220 Yeah, we can't differentiate between it anymore. People are like, oh, what about this guy who's been

01:36:19.220 here for 20 years? No, no, we don't. There's no time for this. Well, Trump just passed an executive

01:36:24.000 order this morning protecting people like that who have had a history of employment. Yeah, I'm fine with

01:36:30.080 that. I'm fine with that. I am fine with that. These other people got to fucking go. And it's

01:36:35.780 not about Mexican people. I don't honestly, I don't really give a fuck if one Mexican person is 1.00

01:36:41.080 deported. I am actually talking about all the other countries. They're trying to turn this into a 0.98

01:36:46.580 Mexico. No, it's South America, Africa, China, you name it. I know, bro. But that's how they plant 0.93

01:36:52.020 military men in the country. I know. But listen, dude, this is why they're doing it, because the second

01:36:57.200 biggest population behind white people that voted for Trump is what? Hispanics. Yeah,

01:37:03.860 okay. And here's the deal. They're also the second biggest population in the country next

01:37:09.420 to white people. Oh, that's the next division thing. You're right. Correct. So what they're 0.87

01:37:13.500 trying to do is they're trying to, I wouldn't be surprised if that motherfucker that was on 1.00

01:37:18.380 the motorcycle with the Mexican flag is fucking propaganda. Oh, for sure. It's perfect. 1.00

01:37:23.780 Yeah, I know. The photo was perfect, bro. We got professional photographers here that fucking

01:37:28.400 couldn't make that photo. He was also pretty good at riding a motorcycle. How do you do that 0.99

01:37:33.460 with one hand? That was an awfully nice dirt bike. I'll be real. No, no, bro. How do you drive a dirt

01:37:38.840 bike? That big a flag? With that big a flag with one hand, you can't do it. You know how I know you

01:37:45.020 can't do it? Because I try to make fucking videos of me riding my dirt bike with one hand. It's almost 0.99

01:37:49.320 fucking impossible. And I've been riding motorcycles since I was fucking eight. Dude, when I run my 0.99

01:37:53.760 first big go-kart race and got to go rip around with the checkered flag, just a damn checkered 0.99

01:37:57.320 flag, 50 mile an hour, hard to hold, let alone that. That was practiced. Those of you guys 0.99

01:38:01.120 who ride dirt bikes, I've been riding my whole fucking life. Take your fucking cell phone 1.00

01:38:06.440 with your left hand and try to ride your dirt bike. It's almost impossible even for someone 1.00

01:38:11.220 that knows how to fucking ride. That's tough, yeah. 0.99

01:38:12.680 So I'm very sure, I'm 90% sure that that was a complete propaganda photo to create division

01:38:21.040 between the two largest populaces of this country. And like, dude, we got to be smarter

01:38:25.360 than that. We're getting sucked into this fucking, where the Mexican guys, like when I have 30 1.00

01:38:31.360 Mexican dudes to follow us, DMing me, being like, bro, you don't hate it. No, dude. Fuck, 1.00

01:38:37.400 I don't even care. I don't even care if they deport one motherfucker from Mexico. They're trying 1.00

01:38:42.500 to make it seem that way. Right, right. But really what we want. We don't want to talk

01:38:46.360 about the Somalis. That's right. We want the fucking, we want the third world shitbags 1.00

01:38:51.980 that have come over here with no families, military age, no, you know, they have no intention 1.00

01:38:59.220 of being part of our culture. We're assimilated. Mexico is part of our culture of this fucking 0.98

01:39:04.160 country, man. Yeah. We won, they lost, but we work it out. It's not even that. It's not 1.00

01:39:08.660 even that. It's that dude, there's a, there is a huge part of America is Latin culture. Like that

01:39:15.680 is that it's assimilated here. It's in the pot. It's the second most spoken language here in this

01:39:20.200 country. I don't think my personal opinion and, and dude, I think there's probably some out there.

01:39:26.120 There's probably some people that are like, fucking get rid of everybody except the white 1.00

01:39:29.920 people or whatever. Right. But I mean, there's a lot of people that are saying, get rid of all the 1.00

01:39:34.080 white people too. So there's an anomalies. Yeah. But the truth of the matter is I don't think, 0.98

01:39:40.280 I think the issue is being manufactured to be Mexican versus American because of the population

01:39:48.000 size of the Hispanic community. Correct. They, they have the black and the white community has 0.94

01:39:53.300 not gone at each other the way that they did at George Floyd because now they realized they got

01:39:58.560 played. So now they got to have a new group to go against. And dude, I don't think that most

01:40:03.720 Americans feel like they want to kick out their neighbor, Jose back to Mexico. That's not

01:40:08.940 where I'm speaking for myself, but I'm talking about these fucking third world fucking people 1.00

01:40:15.400 that were dumped out of prisons and sent here by the millions. Yeah. Those people got to go. 0.99

01:40:21.100 Yeah. It's like a, that moved from the eighties, red Dawn, you know, these kids up in the

01:40:24.840 Midwest. It's like that, except we got everybody here. No, you're exactly right. And that's the old

01:40:29.560 communist tactic. The United States was too strong to, um, to beat them against an invasion. I think

01:40:35.780 it was the Japanese that said behind every blade of grass is a firearm. The Russians even ran all 1.00

01:40:40.660 the scenarios and they're like, there's too many guns in the, no way. The way to do it is from

01:40:45.140 within. And the old Soviet tactic is you break down a nation at the weakest point of what they 0.60

01:40:50.000 consider the fabric of it. They thought the division between black and white was it. They tried that.

01:40:54.000 They tried the next one with the rainbow community, tried it with antisemic, which was not even a 1.00

01:40:58.080 thing. Right. And, and now, and now the Mexicans, it's funny cause I'm almost kind of wondering 0.98

01:41:01.620 what we're talking about. Antisemitism is becoming a thing. Well, Israel's doing dumb shit. Well,

01:41:05.520 that's right. And, and people are tying it into Israel and they're saying, Oh, well you hate

01:41:11.360 Jewish. No, I fucking don't like what that government's doing. Oh yeah. That's a different 1.00

01:41:15.120 thing. But anyway, it's becoming a thing because they're getting special treatment with their hate

01:41:20.880 laws. They're passing anti speech laws against. So why? So, so are we going to pass laws where

01:41:27.460 you can't say that fucking white people are colonizers and that white people are this and 0.99

01:41:31.740 that and this, we're not, we're not doing that. We're not doing that. Right. Like, are we going 1.00

01:41:35.580 to do, we shouldn't do any of it. None of it. It should all be on the table for discussion.

01:41:39.200 And if you're a fucking asshole, if you're a racist asshole, you'll show yourself. Yeah. Well, 1.00

01:41:43.960 and the other thing that popped up is in the last number of years from, you know, George Floyd related

01:41:48.220 things, black lives matter, rainbow community, all that. The biggest thing is if you criticize us,

01:41:52.120 you're racist, you're a bigot. And we've been hit with that so hard. I don't care. I don't care.

01:41:56.120 Exactly. Right. But we've been hit with it so hard for so long. All of a sudden now when the

01:42:00.460 anti-Semitism thing, alleged thing is a thing, which is not actually a thing in America. It's

01:42:04.680 just not. Now you've got like these, these, uh, these, these rabbis going nuts, getting a big 1.00

01:42:10.460 podcast, going any criticism of anything relating to Jewish or Israel at any time is anti-Semitism. 1.00

01:42:16.860 We're like, fuck you. Yeah, that's right. You're committing genocide and we're supporting 1.00

01:42:21.580 this outside another country. Fuck you. That's not anti-Semitism. Your country is doing dumb 1.00

01:42:26.120 shit. Stop. Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah. That's it. I saw this video the other day. That is 1.00

01:42:30.600 fucking it. It should be that simple. I saw, I saw this video the other day. It was like 0.99

01:42:34.260 the, uh, uh, New York mayoral debates that were going on. Oh my God. Bad. So you saw this.

01:42:39.680 Okay. So did you see this? So they go around, you know, it's like what? Seven of them on the

01:42:43.500 stage or whatever. They're like, you know, what's going to be your first, you know, uh,

01:42:46.880 you know, visit that you will do. Foreign visit. Foreign visit as the new mayor. Oh, I'm going

01:42:51.660 to Israel. I'm going to the Holy Land. Like every fucking one. It's like Disneyland. Well,

01:42:55.520 that's because the biggest fucking financial lobbies in the world are pro Israel lobbies, 0.99

01:43:00.040 bro. They got to get their money for their fucking election. Oh yeah. They have to say those 1.00

01:43:04.020 things. Yeah. None of those people are wealthy enough to support themselves or wealthy enough

01:43:10.080 to fight the ad campaign that a pack will run against them if they don't say what they're told

01:43:16.740 to say. Yeah. So, so like, dude, they may not need the money, but even if they don't need the

01:43:21.840 money, they're not going to be able to withstand the fucking media slaughter that's going to come 0.98

01:43:26.220 their way. Yeah. So they have to say that to get in office or you've got to be like legitimately 0.99

01:43:31.860 like Trump or Elon worth billions of dollars and just say, well, fuck you. Yeah. Yeah. Trump 1.00

01:43:37.140 didn't even do that. Trump took a hundred fucking million dollars from him. Yeah. Yeah. You guys 0.99

01:43:40.780 real quick on this last little, uh, I think you guys want to see, uh, uh, NFL hall of fame tackle

01:43:46.320 hit me. Oh yeah. Yeah, baby. Yeah. Well, but to sum this up, no, sir, you are wrong. No kind of

01:43:57.020 Sanders, bro. Like I, I love all these fucking people. What do you think? I'm a fucking idiot. 1.00

01:44:04.260 Yeah. Like I know I curse and I know I might sound stupid, but, uh, the real world evidence 1.00

01:44:09.300 would say otherwise, motherfucker. Proof's in the pudding, baby. Fuck. Oh no. You just 1.00

01:44:14.140 got lucky. Really? I got lucky seven fucking times. Yeah. Right. Right. And I want to watch

01:44:20.340 this NFL tackle real quick though. So, cause I mean, to your point earlier, we got a lot

01:44:24.860 of, a lot of Americans are starting to come out the woodwork and we're like, fuck this shit. 1.00

01:44:29.420 Bro, this dude saves these cops lives. Dude, I got the cop. I got everybody. Have you seen 1.00

01:44:33.280 this shit? I saw it. Watch this. It's in slow mo. Bang, bang. Watch this. Yeah. He's pulling 1.00

01:44:41.180 out a gun. Boom. Gun comes out. You said that wasn't a gun. Yeah. I don't think that's a gun.

01:44:48.340 That guy was pulling a gun. That's a gun. It looks like, no, no. Look, look at how it falls.

01:44:52.260 Look at how it falls. That's why I had to slow it down. I don't think it's a gun. I think

01:44:55.400 it was like some keys or some shit he was holding or maybe even some sunglasses. Yeah. 0.98

01:44:59.440 He's got some cords dangling. He just had his hands up. Oh, maybe that was keys. Yeah.

01:45:07.740 I think when it looks like a gun. Yeah. Well, it looked like, like it's furtive movement

01:45:11.060 for sure, but I think he was like pulling his fucking shirt up to wipe his face from getting 0.99

01:45:14.540 fucking pepper. Pepper. Was that pepper balls? Pepper balls. Pepper balls. Yeah. But 0.99

01:45:19.180 they're paint balls. Well, they look like they're not rubber bullets. No. I mean, they still

01:45:22.820 fucking hurt. And then they're like a paintball. Yeah. The other thing is you guys all been 0.99

01:45:27.060 in a fight somewhere. Okay. You know, if something goes down or somebody like hits you or something

01:45:32.340 or gets hit, the first thing people do is try to act like it was nothing. You know what

01:45:36.260 I mean? So that guy gets lit up. And I think some of his motions are just him trying to look

01:45:39.940 tough. Yeah. Initially. Look, you. Oh, shit. Oh, oh, no. See, he's like, yeah, I'm ready

01:45:46.620 to fight. That was nothing. Bam. I love that. That was perfect form tackle. Yeah. And that

01:45:51.320 guy, he doesn't even have tan legs. He just, that came out of nowhere, man. Yeah. Look at

01:45:55.080 it. Look at it. He's got flip flops on. He's got to. That dude, that dude came. He's

01:45:59.120 this dude. That guy came straight. That's his moment, baby. That guy came straight out

01:46:02.720 of Father's Day Hallmark. You're damn right. That guy, that guy, somebody was reading a 0.94

01:46:08.340 magazine for New Balances and that motherfucker came right out of it. Bro. Man, he spent all 1.00

01:46:12.640 day polishing his Corvette. Oh yeah. Oh yeah, dude. With his fucking, bro, his fucking

01:46:18.100 jorts. That's what I'm talking about. Dude, his jorts and his Tevas, bro. So we got 1.00

01:46:21.740 this. You know how many, no, there was an old joke about this way back in Atlanta. Like

01:46:25.460 you want to catch Osama bin Laden? Just, I think it was Jeff Foxworthy. Just go on the

01:46:30.160 news and tell everybody he was responsible for Dale Earnhardt's death. You will have more

01:46:34.920 bass boats with shotgun toting rednecks whizzing across the Atlantic before you know what's 0.90

01:46:38.700 up. That's what that is. No shit, dude. Do it for Dale. Yeah. That's what I'm talking

01:46:43.780 about. Bam. Dale. Bro, it's such a good tackle. Such a good tackle, bro. First and

01:46:52.160 10 for the Dallas Cowboys. Yeah, no shit, bro. That guy got a fucking football contract 1.00

01:46:56.360 this week. Somebody signed his mother. Yeah. Bro, it's just so perfect. I just love how he 1.00

01:47:01.320 takes it upon himself. He's like, fuck this guy. I love that guy. It's for Dale. Yeah. 1.00

01:47:08.860 It was great, man. The next thing, that'll be all over the internet being like, look how racist

01:47:12.220 this guy is. Yeah, white guy tackled fucking, you know. Shut the fuck up. Peaceful protester 1.00

01:47:16.460 that was handing officers something, you know. He was giving them cupcakes. Young, fine future

01:47:23.720 nuclear physicist. Yeah, right, right, right, right. Was handing out cupcakes at the rally.

01:47:29.440 It was aggressively tackled. And this white supremacist that was eating a Johnsonville

01:47:35.260 brat. Yeah, right, right. He came alive out of the magazine and lit him up. Dude, fuck these 0.99

01:47:41.900 guys. White supremacy eating saltine crackers. I mean, if we're being real, that was some 1.00

01:47:46.000 white supremacy because he was very white. And he was supremacy. That's pent up right 0.86

01:47:51.960 there. Yeah, fuck, man. No shit, bro. That's 20 years I've been told. He's been taking shit 1.00

01:47:56.420 for so long with parents. That's been 20 years of being told that you're a racist. He's like, 1.00

01:47:59.960 fuck it. I am. That's some real shit. There's danger to that too. It's like the pendulum, 1.00

01:48:05.560 right, about if we lose our two-party system. It's like, hey, lefties, maybe don't keep

01:48:11.200 telling everybody they're Hitler and Nazi for a while because they might start thinking about

01:48:16.840 it after a while. You know what I mean? They might start to say, you know what? I guess

01:48:21.380 I am. I am what you say. Yeah, bro. You start to think like, well, fuck, if I'm going to get

01:48:28.120 accused of it, might as well do it. You know? Like, fuck, dude. You get some crazy motherfuckers 1.00

01:48:35.040 out there, bro. Yeah. It's like, a few years later, it's like, why did the girl's name Erica 1.00

01:48:39.300 with a K become so popular in these years? You know? Yeah, right. You're right, dude.

01:48:46.420 Yeah, man. Guys, jump down to the comments. Let us know what you guys think. Oh, is this

01:48:51.140 Soros' kid accepting the Congressional Medal of Freedom? How in the hell does he get the 0.91

01:48:57.080 Medal of Freedom? Well, I mean... What's he ever done for the American people? Nothing.

01:49:01.160 He did a lot for them. Oh, yeah, for them. Give me a break. You know how many people

01:49:05.140 I know that have sacrificed their whole lives to actually help and mentor people out that

01:49:08.940 have gone the mile, that have done something real? And this? This? Do you know how much

01:49:12.580 that infuriated me? Yeah. Yeah. Woodchippers, both of them. Woodchipper, baby. 1.00

01:49:17.200 And you got Denzel in the back. Gallows gig. I like Denzel. What the fuck? I like Denzel.

01:49:21.660 Denzel, what the fuck, man? Yeah. You motherfuckers. I spent a lot of time doing 1.00

01:49:26.160 the dishes, clean up mess at home, man. Woodchipper's messy. I like the old Gallows

01:49:30.000 jig is just fine. We need fucking American gangster, Denzel. Yeah. My man. My man. Yeah. 1.00

01:49:38.200 Guys, let us know down in the comments what you guys think, man. With that being said, let's

01:49:41.360 keep the cruise cruising. You want some comments? Yeah. You want some comments? I'm fucking

01:49:45.720 fired up by the comments. What are we cruising in? This is a good cruise. What metaphorical 0.98

01:49:49.600 car are we in right now? Something nasty. Yeah. I would say... It's got a big supercharger.

01:49:53.500 Yeah. Yeah. We're in like... This is Mad Max today. Yeah. We're in like the Mad Max

01:49:58.260 Thunderdome. Yeah. Last of the VA's interceptors. Yeah. Yeah. The fucking... I think we're in

01:50:04.020 the big... The new Mad Max. The 18-wheeler. Ooh. Yeah. The one with Charlize. Yeah.

01:50:08.720 We're all together. All right. Yeah. We can all fit in it. You know, we got some good-looking

01:50:12.480 women in the back. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We're good. We got some fucking dudes 1.00

01:50:15.900 that are just crazy flying around on poles. Hanging off with the ropes and shit. Yeah. 1.00

01:50:20.000 Yeah. I'm down with that. I'm with it. I'm with it. Well, let's go cruise some of these

01:50:22.560 comments. Andy, you've recently had a video that's putting up some numbers across the

01:50:28.060 platforms. Oh, yeah. Are people mad about that one or is it pretty much... Well, we got

01:50:31.160 a bunch of comments here. Andy Domus. Andy Domus. Yes. Andy's the president. Hit the nail

01:50:35.680 on the head. Yes. The man doesn't miss. That's correct. Andy Domus. Andy Domus.

01:50:40.080 Pattern recognition is a sign of high IQ. Thank you. Fuck. This is all I'm trying to tell

01:50:44.920 you. We call that pattern recognition. Like motherfuckers, they're like, oh, this guy got lucky.

01:50:49.680 And fucking everything. Brother motherfucker, what have I lost at? Fuck, I don't lose a 1.00

01:50:54.580 tic-tac-toe, bitches. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like shit, dude. But, you know, it's 1.00

01:50:59.100 short-lived because... Oh, okay. This guy's a lunatic. He's also... Oh, baby. Imagine blaming 1.00

01:51:06.120 people who are protesting police violence for the violence the police are committing. Andy

01:51:11.540 Frisella is against free speech and protesting. I remember when this guy was motivational.

01:51:16.880 Oh, please. First of all, I'm not against free speech at all. I think everybody should

01:51:23.080 have free speech. I think everybody should have due process. But I think also that all

01:51:27.720 of those people are required to be citizens. Yeah. Non-citizens do not have the same rights 1.00

01:51:33.020 as citizens. So if people come here from other countries and break the fucking law and do dumb 1.00

01:51:39.300 shit and say dumb shit, they do not have the same privileges that we have. Yeah. That's where 1.00

01:51:44.840 we round them up and we put them back where they came from. So yes. And by the way, I

01:51:50.680 am a lunatic. You're correct. Now, Casey, we have a guy. Oh, he got roasted, huh? Everybody 0.98

01:51:57.480 got a guy. See, this is what I'm talking about, guys. Yeah. Fuck these people up in the comments,

01:52:03.120 bro. Bring in the horses. Fuck them up. You know what I'm saying? The fucking Clydesdale cartel 1.00

01:52:08.720 is coming in and stomped faces. Mm-hmm. Now, Casey, we have a guy that we've been, we brought 1.00

01:52:15.360 him in the show a few times. His name's Paul. Okay. Okay. Paul. That sounds like a cover.

01:52:20.800 You remember Paul? That real name? We talked a bunch of shit on Paul. Yeah, Paul. Yeah.

01:52:24.560 Well, he's back. Okay. Paul run 11, won 11. He's back for you, Andy. Oh, he's back.

01:52:30.640 He says, I, Paul. Oh, man. I, Paul, the corn sucker. Here my new challenge. To a fitness

01:52:39.920 throwdown of his choosing. Bring your best, car guy. When I smoke you, you'll rock a court 0.99

01:52:45.600 on the cob costume for your next podcast. I might do that anyway. Okay. Proclaiming,

01:52:51.180 Paul, trust me. If I lose, you pick my punishment, but it better match my vibe. Stream it live.

01:53:02.740 Stream it live. Fans judge. Fans judge who the winner. Hmm. I want to think about this.

01:53:06.400 It will not match your vibe. And is that your actual picture? Oh, yeah. That's him. That's

01:53:10.320 Paul. Yes. But I do appreciate the shit talk. Yeah, right. Maybe I will take this. Fair,

01:53:15.900 fair. Paul, I'm free. He says, car guy is an insult. Well, because he talks shit. That's

01:53:19.940 how it started. So he made a comment about, we're talking about this car shit. It's fucking 0.99

01:53:25.500 gay or whatever. And so I'm like, well, you're gay, bro. That's just because he doesn't have 1.00

01:53:29.560 a car. Look, I'm sorry. Huffy broke down on the way to your mom's basement. Damn. Casey's

01:53:36.160 on the heat, man. Paul, the corn sucker. Yeah, right. What fitness competition do you really 1.00

01:53:43.840 think you're going to beat me at? Corn sucker. Okay. Let me be real. I am a very fucking strong 0.98

01:53:49.160 athlete. All right. Uh, no, no, no, no. I see it. Look at your biceps. No, it's not 0.99

01:53:54.720 that. I didn't mean strong physically. I mean, I'm fucking good and I'm fast and I'm strong

01:54:00.260 and I'm fucking good as shit. I'll die. I'm very agile. Twinkle toes. This guy's in 1.00

01:54:04.500 your head right now. He's in your head. So let's think about the only thing I think I couldn't

01:54:10.820 beat Paul at would be some sort of endurance running. I'm not an endurance runner. Maybe

01:54:15.500 not. Maybe not. I guarantee I beat him at his fucking foot race. So yeah, I think he's

01:54:19.380 solid at the G rated insults. I think he's great. You know, I actually, I think Paul

01:54:23.920 is redeeming himself. I like Paul. I like Paul now too. Bring it on cream puff. I do too.

01:54:28.980 Yeah. I might wear the corn suit just because. Just Java GP. Just because. But dude, this

01:54:34.120 is what I'm talking about. See, we could talk shit. I'm down with it. Corn sucker. I like 1.00

01:54:38.240 you now. Dude, I love how he fucking writes that. Bro, dude, we got to have Paul come on 0.99

01:54:46.460 the show, man. I, Paul, and then we're going to make him do car shit. Yes. We're going to 1.00

01:54:52.460 make Paul, we're going to make you change your perspective, Paul. And you're going to say,

01:54:57.980 I love cars while I'm sucking corn. We make him do car shit by learning, helping somebody 1.00

01:55:06.000 out, maybe helping change oil with somebody that needs it. You know what I'm saying? 0.99

01:55:09.400 Out there, make him do that. Do something good for somebody else.

01:55:11.680 Bro, motherfucker, I took this dude for one ride in the fucking Sheeran. One rip. And 1.00

01:55:15.720 your fucking life will be changed. No, don't give him a ride in the Sheeran for this malarkey. 1.00

01:55:20.020 Make him do something to earn it. Make him become a car guy the right way. We'll see how

01:55:23.720 fast he can suck the corn off of a cob. Yeah, no, no Sheeran for this. If you can suck the 0.95

01:55:27.460 corn off of a cob faster than DJ. Whoa. Whoa. Oh, hey, hey. Hey, man. Oh, 0.83

01:55:36.560 see, this is the kind of motherfucker I like, though. Yeah, I like Paul. Paul, you're back 1.00

01:55:40.860 in the club. All right. Feel free to talk shit. People are going to be asking if DJ eats

01:55:46.960 his Snickers bar upside down so it feels famous. Oh, no. Well, that's exactly what he does.

01:55:52.520 He told me about that. He's invented that. All right. Guys. All right. Guys. Paul, you're

01:55:58.940 the man. Yep. We appreciate you guys. Send me a corn outfit. I'll fucking wear them off. 0.75

01:56:02.480 I'm deflecting. I'm sorry, DJ. You got to be the deflector right now. No, that's fine. 0.98

01:56:05.420 Yeah, it's fine. What are you going to wear it in? You're going to dress up as a grape?

01:56:09.400 Pot of peas or something. I don't know. It would be a raisin. No, you got to be a fucking

01:56:14.580 grape or a pig's foot or some fucking pig's foot. Oh, man. I got to be corn. Corn is white 1.00

01:56:21.380 people's shit. I'll be potato salad for you. No, you got to be watermelon. I'll be watermelon. 1.00

01:56:26.680 All right. And I'll be corn. I'm fine with that. Do you know that there's actually a fucking

01:56:30.160 drink, an energy drink, a corn energy drink? Did you know that? Come on. Fuck, bro. Go 0.99

01:56:34.860 over to Cam's desk and get it off his fucking desk. Cam. Cam. Cam. Cam. Cam. Yeah. It's 1.00

01:56:41.180 on his, it's in his little display. You'll see it. He won't mind that we stole it. Who

01:56:44.120 makes it? I'm going to fucking find out. This is what I'm going to send Paul so he stops 0.99

01:56:48.480 sucking all the corn. Bro, it's not a good habit, man. It kind of looks a little weird. 0.98

01:56:53.000 It does. It does a little. Get a haircut, too. I will say this, though. I respect.

01:56:57.140 I respect the game. Paul, you're back on the team.

01:57:04.280 You can work on his RBF a little bit. You know, smile, maybe.

01:57:07.340 That's what I got, too, bro. Everybody thinks I'm always mad.

01:57:09.440 My wife tells me I'm, like, way too intense. Most of the time I'm mad.

01:57:12.600 Yeah. She's just like, your looks, man. I'm like, well, what about?

01:57:16.380 I Paul the court sucker. 0.92

01:57:20.460 He's probably really cool. He's okay. He's got to be cool if he can talk shit like 0.98

01:57:23.540 that. Yeah. He can't be that cool, though, if he hates cars. 1.00

01:57:28.000 Eh, maybe he doesn't. I think he secretly likes him.

01:57:32.920 How the fuck could you not like cars? See? Look what he's fucking got. 0.99

01:57:36.440 Here he comes, the corn deliverer. 1.00

01:57:39.800 Now, was I lying?

01:57:42.000 Nope. There it is.

01:57:43.960 Added some curry into it.

01:57:45.380 Big corn energy.

01:57:46.740 That's not real. 1.00

01:57:47.340 That is a real fucking drink, dude. 0.99

01:57:49.060 Is there something in there? 1.00

01:57:49.920 Yes.

01:57:50.380 I should. 0.99

01:57:52.560 Paul, I'm going to send you a case of real corn energy so that you stop sucking the 0.99

01:57:57.820 corn. 0.99

01:57:58.240 Oh, there you go.

01:57:58.960 Yeah.

01:57:59.780 And if you drink the real corn energy, I'll wear the corn outfit.

01:58:04.960 And don't make a commercial for a corn drink.

01:58:08.060 I mean, yeah.

01:58:09.220 Form energy is not sponsoring us.

01:58:11.000 We might as well get some.

01:58:11.640 That's right. 1.00

01:58:12.040 I didn't get no check from these motherfuckers. 1.00

01:58:14.580 Form energy. 1.00

01:58:15.600 Yeah. 1.00

01:58:15.860 Fuck. 1.00

01:58:16.360 Maybe Bitcoin energy. 1.00

01:58:17.220 Corn now.

01:58:18.100 There we go.

01:58:19.160 Ethanol, baby.

01:58:19.940 Yeah.

01:58:20.560 Gas.

01:58:21.100 Corn drink.

01:58:22.400 I came up with this idea.

01:58:23.860 Corn water.

01:58:25.000 Hell, man.

01:58:25.460 Guys, we do appreciate you for being real-ass fans, though.

01:58:28.440 Keep liking, commenting.

01:58:29.900 Make sure you guys are subscribed and hit that bell notification to stay up to date with

01:58:33.520 the latest drops from Real AF.

01:58:35.640 And here's what I will say for you commenters, besides Paul.

01:58:39.400 Paul's cool now. 1.00

01:58:43.000 Stomp these motherfuckers. 1.00

01:58:44.440 Yeah. 1.00

01:58:44.540 I love it. 0.99

01:58:45.920 You know, you get all these people feel real comfortable talking to some shit they don't 1.00

01:58:49.120 know. 0.99

01:58:50.960 Yeah.

01:58:51.360 If you're afraid to say something right now, realize there's dozens, hundreds, thousands,

01:58:56.140 millions of people that think exactly the way you do that are waiting for just one person

01:59:00.340 to say it.

01:59:01.700 Well, dude, I get, you know, our people are, I'm bringing them out of retirement.

01:59:07.860 You know, we calmed them down for a long time.

01:59:10.160 I kind of, I grew up for a minute.

01:59:11.580 I've been taking the high road.

01:59:12.440 We're going to take the high road.

01:59:13.580 Yeah.

01:59:14.300 And what I realized is that when you take the high road, there's actually no benefit

01:59:17.340 to it.

01:59:20.060 So, so you could find us in the gutter now, me and the Clydesdales. 1.00

01:59:24.960 So stomp these motherfuckers. 1.00

01:59:26.760 And by the way, I love it. 1.00

01:59:28.200 Well, let's get one more headline in.

01:59:30.540 Let's do.

01:59:31.060 Before our thumbs up.

01:59:32.440 Let's go to headline number two.

01:59:33.840 We're having such a good time.

01:59:35.120 It's a great time.

01:59:35.840 Yeah.

01:59:36.560 It's a great time.

01:59:37.140 Let's go ahead on number two. 0.91

01:59:37.860 Let's talk about some left trash. 0.99

01:59:39.760 Some more left trash, I guess. 0.99

01:59:41.420 That's all about all the trash. 0.99

01:59:43.160 We're talking about left trash.

01:59:44.200 But it's interesting because, I mean, let's get on the economy a little bit because some

01:59:47.700 things have been happening, shaking it up.

01:59:50.160 They've had the Treasury Secretary, Besant.

01:59:55.340 He's been getting interviewed down at the House.

02:00:00.000 And there's been some interesting turn of events that's been happening down there.

02:00:04.280 I like the guy, too.

02:00:05.120 He's cool, right?

02:00:06.700 First openly gay member to serve at that high level of a cabinet position.

02:00:14.540 And so the left doesn't really know how to deal with them, but they've been doing their

02:00:17.880 best.

02:00:18.100 So let's check out this. 0.97

02:00:18.840 Well, yeah, because we don't care if people are gay. 1.00

02:00:21.640 No, he does a great fucking job and that's all that matters. 1.00

02:00:23.600 That's it. 0.99

02:00:23.880 He's qualified. 1.00

02:00:24.320 I don't give a fuck if you're gay. 1.00

02:00:26.340 If you're the best brain surgeon, I'd like you to operate on my brain. 1.00

02:00:29.700 If you're gay and you fly an airplane better than everybody else, you're welcome to be 1.00

02:00:34.340 my pilot. 0.99

02:00:34.940 Yep.

02:00:35.640 You know, like, I don't care. 0.98

02:00:36.860 I don't care who you want to have sex with. 1.00

02:00:39.880 I don't care. 0.97

02:00:40.860 Do the job.

02:00:41.440 As long as it's not kids, then I care.

02:00:42.760 Yeah, then we definitely care.

02:00:44.200 By the way, before we get into this, 25% of profits go to Nebraska.

02:00:47.840 Nebraska football walk-ons.

02:00:49.220 Oh, really?

02:00:49.600 Yeah. 0.96

02:00:49.720 It's pretty fucking cool. 0.78

02:00:50.340 That's cool. 0.97

02:00:51.020 Yeah.

02:00:51.560 My Markway son plays up there.

02:00:53.300 Yeah.

02:00:53.620 Mack Markway.

02:00:54.700 Plays tight end for the Huskers.

02:00:57.460 That means they're going to be awesome. 0.66

02:00:58.980 That's sick.

02:00:59.600 Yeah.

02:00:59.760 Anyway.

02:01:00.680 Let's get into headline number two.

02:01:01.680 Plug for, I don't do ads, so this is a free, but big corn, this is actually a conflict

02:01:06.300 of interest.

02:01:07.280 Yeah.

02:01:07.940 Big corn energy.

02:01:09.180 Get you some.

02:01:11.420 Let's get into headline number two.

02:01:13.400 Democrat Stacey Plaskett lashes out at Critic after her meltdown against Treasury Besant

02:01:20.840 and profanity-laced tirade. 1.00

02:01:24.300 Cunt twat. 1.00

02:01:25.520 Let's dive into this, man. 1.00

02:01:27.320 The hard shit. 1.00

02:01:28.240 Who is she calling that? 1.00

02:01:29.460 Yeah, I mean, she went straight to the crack cocaine of insults. 1.00

02:01:32.260 Oh, she went hard. 0.99

02:01:33.060 Yeah.

02:01:33.500 So this just happened today.

02:01:36.020 Democrat Virgin Island delegate to Congress, Stacey Plaskett, lashed out at a critic after

02:01:42.480 her meltdown against Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

02:01:45.140 Plaskett and other Democrats were rude and condescending to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

02:01:50.360 on Wednesday.

02:01:51.640 Bessent didn't let Plaskett's nasty attitude affect him.

02:01:55.240 So here's the clip that we're referencing here.

02:01:58.260 Let's check this out.

02:01:59.460 Ma'am, that's incorrect.

02:02:00.500 Excuse me.

02:02:01.040 Let me get something straight with you first here.

02:02:05.180 I've seen you interrupt everyone.

02:02:07.660 When you come to someone's house, you respect their rules.

02:02:11.540 And in this house, we don't interrupt individuals.

02:02:14.180 And you're not going to interrupt my time.

02:02:16.480 I'm going to give you time to respond.

02:02:18.860 You may want to jot down some notes about things that you don't agree with me on so

02:02:23.640 that you can respond to them at that time.

02:02:25.760 But while I'm speaking, as the person holding this time, you will refrain from speaking,

02:02:31.560 sir, until I am done.

02:02:33.340 I look forward to responding.

02:02:34.400 Until I am done.

02:02:35.440 And then I will give you time to speak.

02:02:37.060 Okay?

02:02:37.160 Look forward to the facts.

02:02:38.940 Thank you.

02:02:39.800 She got kicked out of the Homeowners Association, didn't she?

02:02:42.700 Oh, yeah.

02:02:44.180 Wait, so what happened here?

02:02:45.540 Well, so the crazy thing is, because she's from the Virgin Islands, a representative from

02:02:49.900 the Virgin Islands, she actually has no actual voting power. 0.95

02:02:52.600 They do allow her to be on the panels and stuff like that. 0.79

02:02:55.900 But she has actually no real power here.

02:02:58.300 So that video has been going out and viral because, again, Scott Besson, he's been getting

02:03:02.440 hammered in these investigations, been handling it beautifully, right, respectfully.

02:03:06.960 And they just, like, been flat out lying.

02:03:09.760 So somebody posted this on Twitter.

02:03:12.200 This video, a stoic glopnik tweeted this out, said, do all these twats have their PMS cycle

02:03:21.580 synced?

02:03:22.680 Someone needs to ship a case of Midol to the Capitol this afternoon.

02:03:26.520 Okay?

02:03:26.800 That's not that bad.

02:03:30.440 That's a joke my mom would have. 1.00

02:03:31.520 Yeah, right.

02:03:32.020 Yeah, sure.

02:03:32.520 Right?

02:03:32.820 It's cool.

02:03:33.720 Well, she clapped back.

02:03:35.560 All right? 0.99

02:03:35.860 And this is what's got her on the fucking talking thing. 1.00

02:03:38.300 She said, and from her official account, excuse you, this twat, cunt, pum pum, what happened? 1.00

02:03:46.440 Whoa. 1.00

02:03:47.080 What's a pum pum? 1.00

02:03:47.900 Ain't nobody calling you a cunt or a pum? 1.00

02:03:49.680 What the hell is that? 1.00

02:03:50.680 Hold on. 0.90

02:03:51.200 Hold on.

02:03:51.880 We went in a new territory.

02:03:53.280 Urban dictionary, bro.

02:03:54.100 Hold on. 1.00

02:03:54.660 I know fucking profanity, bro. 1.00

02:03:56.660 I am a profanity connoisseur. 1.00

02:03:59.080 Proficient. 1.00

02:04:00.140 What the fuck is a pum pum? 1.00

02:04:02.120 Same thing. 1.00

02:04:02.620 Same, same.

02:04:03.640 A pum pum?

02:04:04.260 Where?

02:04:04.560 I've never heard of that before.

02:04:05.180 It's like a, I think it's like Virgin Islands.

02:04:07.720 Is it? 0.99

02:04:07.900 Like Jamaican slang for vagina. 1.00

02:04:09.900 I'm going to remember this. 0.99

02:04:11.480 Oh, it is?

02:04:12.280 Pum pum.

02:04:13.000 Pum pum.

02:04:13.360 Is it a good thing or a bad thing?

02:04:14.360 Pum pum.

02:04:14.920 Is that a derogatory term?

02:04:16.520 Can we look this up?

02:04:17.620 I don't think it's derogatory.

02:04:19.180 Bro, you got to look it up, bro.

02:04:20.340 If it's in a Virgin Island at the bar, they're like, pum pum, yeah.

02:04:23.380 Pum pum pum. 0.73

02:04:24.600 Who let the dogs out? 1.00

02:04:25.800 Pum pum.

02:04:26.440 Pum.

02:04:26.640 You know what I'm saying?

02:04:26.920 Pum pum pum. 0.73

02:04:27.920 Pum pum.

02:04:30.440 Yeah, Jamaica.

02:04:31.180 Yeah.

02:04:31.280 That's right.

02:04:31.860 It doesn't sound bad, though.

02:04:32.740 It sounds kind of nice.

02:04:34.240 Oh.

02:04:35.440 It doesn't sound as bad as that.

02:04:37.120 Let me see that pum pum. 1.00

02:04:38.080 I'd just call her a bitch, which isn't a vagina. 1.00

02:04:40.240 That's a dog. 1.00

02:04:40.860 Female dog. 0.95

02:04:42.160 It's a nasty one. 0.84

02:04:45.060 Roof.

02:04:45.620 But so she tweeted this out.

02:04:46.700 This is her.

02:04:47.220 These are not my words.

02:04:48.080 These are her, okay? 1.00

02:04:48.840 Excuse you, this twat, cunt, pum pum, whatever you want to call it, represents an organ that 1.00

02:04:56.200 gives life and is resilient. 1.00

02:04:59.960 So thanks for the compliment.

02:05:01.960 I can take one interruption, but Bessette was out of control. 1.00

02:05:05.680 And I know I look good for my age, but baby, I'm post-menopausal and it still works.

02:05:12.180 Cherries, water emoji. 0.78

02:05:14.440 That's gross.

02:05:15.340 First of all.

02:05:16.560 What? 0.65

02:05:17.600 That's disgusting. 1.00

02:05:20.520 Vagina is not a wound. 1.00

02:05:21.800 So she's saying she has a juicy pum pum. 0.86

02:05:24.060 She has a juicy pum pum pum. 1.00

02:05:25.280 She has a juicy pum pum pum. 1.00

02:05:26.600 But the cherries, to me, that says balls. 0.99

02:05:30.080 No. 0.98

02:05:30.580 That's like.

02:05:31.680 No.

02:05:32.120 Oh, it smells like cherries.

02:05:32.980 It tastes like cherries.

02:05:33.700 That means the pum pum tastes like cherries.

02:05:36.900 And by the way, if you're post-menopausal, it doesn't work as an organ that creates life

02:05:40.560 anymore.

02:05:41.020 So that's a sexual thing.

02:05:42.140 And by the way, it doesn't just create life because sperm creates life.

02:05:45.840 Yeah, right, right.

02:05:46.840 Well, I mean, dude.

02:05:47.500 Sperm is the most amazing life giver in the planet.

02:05:50.780 It's protein.

02:05:51.600 Dude, it grows a whole baby in nine months. 1.00

02:05:55.200 Shit, you want to get jacked, get yourself some sperm. 1.00

02:05:58.800 What? 1.00

02:05:59.020 The pee drinker guy told me, man. 0.81

02:06:02.800 It was weird.

02:06:04.160 It was weird.

02:06:05.060 Let's go back to the corner on the cob, Joe.

02:06:06.660 I don't even know.

02:06:08.000 What do you mean weird?

02:06:10.680 We're trying to get swole.

02:06:12.380 Yeah, right.

02:06:13.960 She's got a little Michelle going on, man. 0.86

02:06:16.060 In my personal opinion.

02:06:16.960 Listen, you don't let her around your hee-haw. 1.00

02:06:19.680 You know what I'm saying? 1.00

02:06:20.920 Look at those fucking jumpers. 1.00

02:06:22.980 I think she. 1.00

02:06:24.940 She was like.

02:06:26.480 Anybody remember the movie Predator with Arnold?

02:06:28.880 Yeah.

02:06:30.660 That's her. 1.00

02:06:31.440 No, that's fucking Michelle. 1.00

02:06:33.200 Michelle looks like Predator. 1.00

02:06:34.900 No, she looks like Alien. 0.99

02:06:37.020 Michelle?

02:06:37.740 No, Predator.

02:06:38.740 Yeah, Michelle.

02:06:39.260 Obama?

02:06:39.440 Yeah.

02:06:39.840 I never saw that.

02:06:41.360 Mike?

02:06:42.480 I was going to say it, Mike.

02:06:44.900 You get to.

02:06:45.540 Okay.

02:06:45.920 Anyway.

02:06:46.520 Yeah, no.

02:06:47.660 We don't care about your cherry, juicy pom-pom. 1.00

02:06:50.260 Pom-pom.

02:06:50.740 No pom-pom.

02:06:51.140 No.

02:06:51.480 Yeah.

02:06:51.860 I'm cool.

02:06:52.480 Everybody has a bad day, though, but that was weird.

02:06:54.840 Hey, you know what?

02:06:55.700 It was super weird.

02:06:56.080 Hey, here's the reality.

02:06:57.440 She's trying to make it funny.

02:06:58.780 At least.

02:06:59.200 At least she has some sense of humor.

02:07:01.000 Yeah.

02:07:01.860 I mean, I, you know, I don't.

02:07:04.820 If she didn't excuse you like a Karen would, you know, you're starting off on the wrong

02:07:09.700 foot to be funny.

02:07:10.460 Yeah, but then she kind of makes it funny. 0.88

02:07:12.860 Yeah.

02:07:13.140 Like, it's funny.

02:07:14.060 Maybe she's not being funny.

02:07:15.320 Maybe she said, hey, my pom-pom is juicy. 1.00

02:07:20.380 Clip that shit right there. 1.00

02:07:21.880 I got a juicy pom-pom. 1.00

02:07:24.700 Whatever.

02:07:26.100 I mean, I don't know.

02:07:27.560 She sounds very comfortable saying it, bro.

02:07:29.660 Dude, it's weird.

02:07:30.760 I don't know.

02:07:31.160 You want this juicy pom-pom.

02:07:32.640 But they've been on this.

02:07:33.840 At least she can't vote wherever she is. 0.99

02:07:37.620 Dude.

02:07:38.060 I almost said something.

02:07:38.900 No comment.

02:07:39.600 Yeah, no comment.

02:07:40.880 No comment.

02:07:42.140 Oh, man.

02:07:42.540 How it should be.

02:07:43.400 No, it's not.

02:07:44.580 Yeah, it's going to be.

02:07:45.760 This is Casey Putt out of the case for taking away women's right to vote. 1.00

02:07:49.320 No.

02:07:49.500 No. 1.00

02:07:49.580 Delete that all this shit. 1.00

02:07:50.680 Her in that group that apparently she has no voting power. 1.00

02:07:52.940 Yep.

02:07:53.560 All right.

02:07:54.320 At least she's funny.

02:07:55.820 Yeah, she's funny.

02:07:56.520 That's cool.

02:07:57.400 I can appreciate funny people.

02:07:58.820 No.

02:07:59.440 I can't.

02:07:59.880 Because the left is not funny.

02:08:00.400 Even if they're not that funny, at least they're trying.

02:08:03.180 Yeah.

02:08:03.640 Fair.

02:08:05.000 A for effort.

02:08:06.080 A for effort.

02:08:06.720 The pom-pom thing, man.

02:08:08.460 D for execution.

02:08:09.080 I never heard of it.

02:08:10.540 I'm mind blown.

02:08:11.260 It's a new one.

02:08:11.720 That's what I'm doing on the internet now.

02:08:13.220 Bro, I got a whole new term.

02:08:15.420 When people do this trolling right now, I just grade them.

02:08:18.760 And I'm like, you know, your insult would mean more if you made a point that was based

02:08:22.880 in reality.

02:08:23.840 I'm going to give you a B minus for effort, a C for execution, and an F for eligibility.

02:08:29.720 Like, do better.

02:08:30.920 And it's just kind of fun.

02:08:31.960 Just grade them, you know?

02:08:33.020 Yeah.

02:08:33.540 Yeah.

02:08:35.420 Man, they've been on this economy trick.

02:08:37.600 Economy's looking better.

02:08:38.820 And I thought, because I have two car guys in the room, there is a big change up that

02:08:44.100 just came down the fold.

02:08:47.100 America's biggest automaker dodges tariffs with stunning $4 billion shift from Mexico to

02:08:53.400 U.S. plants.

02:08:54.740 So, you know, let's talk about this a little bit.

02:08:56.640 But America's best-selling car maker is putting U.S. factories back in the spotlight.

02:09:03.100 General Motors announced plans to invest $4 billion in American manufacturing capacity

02:09:08.960 that will help shift vehicle production from Mexico to the United States.

02:09:12.420 The company said late Tuesday that the investment will be made over the next two years and is

02:09:17.220 for gas and electric vehicles.

02:09:19.080 Now, CEO Mary Barra said in a statement on Tuesday that GM is committed to making 2 million

02:09:24.840 vehicles annually in the U.S. and supporting American jobs.

02:09:28.820 Now, last year, GM built 889,000 cars in Mexican factories, including the gas and electric Chevy

02:09:37.780 Equinox and Blazer.

02:09:38.820 Soon, freshly built gas-powered Chevrolet Blazer and Chevy Equinox models will roll out of

02:09:44.400 American plants.

02:09:45.240 Both are expected to come stateside starting in 2027.

02:09:50.080 What do we got on that?

02:09:51.780 Well, first of all, they're not telling the whole story.

02:09:54.540 Okay?

02:09:56.040 EVs are not selling.

02:09:57.380 No, they're not.

02:09:57.880 They're riding on the lots.

02:09:59.360 Okay?

02:09:59.520 Now, Tesla's might be selling, but Ford and Chevy and everybody else is making EVs. 0.99

02:10:04.520 All their EV shit is done. 1.00

02:10:05.400 The shit's not selling. 1.00

02:10:06.380 Yeah. 1.00

02:10:07.320 Most of these companies are going back to internal combustion engines.

02:10:11.700 They're doing it.

02:10:13.360 Mercedes just announced it. 0.98

02:10:16.240 Fucking Ferrari said that they're thinking about it, which, I mean, I think they're doing 0.98

02:10:21.300 it. 0.99

02:10:23.440 Well, they should.

02:10:24.260 The whole point of Ferrari and Lamborghini is tough to be-

02:10:26.400 I know, bro.

02:10:26.780 Sexy internal combustion. 0.97

02:10:28.060 It sounds amazing. 1.00

02:10:28.760 I don't want your stupid electric motor in a Ferrari that sounds like a vacuum suit 1.00

02:10:31.940 or a V6. 1.00

02:10:32.800 Give me a V12.

02:10:34.020 Dude.

02:10:34.660 No doubt.

02:10:35.800 Real talk.

02:10:36.560 Yeah.

02:10:36.980 Real talk.

02:10:37.960 I'm a very good customer of that brand.

02:10:43.380 Yeah.

02:10:43.640 And I do like the brand a lot. 0.98

02:10:47.760 But, bro, the reason I like the brand is because they make the best fucking ICE engines 0.98

02:10:51.680 ever. 0.99

02:10:52.280 I want them to sing.

02:10:53.080 Yes.

02:10:53.380 So, they're not talking about that GM is also building.

02:10:59.260 They spent a billion dollars to build a plant that develops only gas-powered V8 engines.

02:11:07.800 Yeah.

02:11:08.260 Or I didn't hear that.

02:11:08.980 So, I actually think what we're going to see, and I'm interested to hear what you think

02:11:13.940 on this, but I actually think we're going to see this time of EV, I don't think it's going

02:11:22.840 to stick.

02:11:23.320 I think we're going to see it go from gas to the last 10 years, EV, EV, EV, EV.

02:11:29.900 Well, and I think we're going to fade back in because, dude, at the end of the day, people

02:11:33.920 aren't buying them.

02:11:34.860 Correct.

02:11:35.420 They're not buying them.

02:11:36.180 Yeah.

02:11:36.420 What's the market say?

02:11:37.360 It's expensive.

02:11:38.300 And, you know, they're not returning much.

02:11:39.600 And there's issues with them.

02:11:40.940 And frankly-

02:11:41.500 And, dude, like for the battery replacement, like, dude, I have a McLaren P1.

02:11:44.720 Yeah.

02:11:45.200 Okay.

02:11:46.080 People don't understand this. 0.99

02:11:47.340 The battery on a fucking- What's the battery on a Tesla to replace? 0.99

02:11:50.620 Isn't it? 1.00

02:11:51.020 Like, it's 25, 30 grand, right?

02:11:53.180 Tremendous. 0.98

02:11:53.520 My P1 battery is 200 fucking grand. 0.99

02:11:55.660 Crazy. 0.99

02:11:56.160 Yeah.

02:11:56.720 So, like, dude, these are not-

02:11:58.480 They're not sustainable.

02:11:59.420 No, dude, no. 0.99

02:12:01.440 You know, dude, it is what the fuck it is. 0.98

02:12:05.520 And the technology is not how they promote it to be. 0.99

02:12:10.880 It's not doing anything good for the environment.

02:12:14.040 It's actually worse for the environment.

02:12:16.420 You know this.

02:12:17.200 Correct.

02:12:17.700 As far as for infrastructure, too, those cars-

02:12:19.820 No, and let's be real. 1.00

02:12:20.980 They suck. 1.00

02:12:21.940 Well, here's the other thing. 1.00

02:12:22.800 Nobody wants to drive a fucking golf cart everywhere they go. 0.99

02:12:26.260 No. 0.99

02:12:26.880 Here's the thing.

02:12:27.580 The electric motors are pretty darn good.

02:12:29.120 Okay, there's only so much to develop.

02:12:30.760 You can develop battery technology to make it faster or hold more.

02:12:33.960 Okay, great.

02:12:34.580 But in the meantime, we can still develop ice engines a long way.

02:12:39.000 Yeah.

02:12:39.280 We can have the infrastructure already for that.

02:12:42.500 And here's something- 1.00

02:12:43.160 Well, bro, they killed that motherfucker that figured out how to do it on water. 1.00

02:12:46.660 Yeah, there's so many stories of that going on for so long. 1.00

02:12:49.200 It's funny because with my car, people are like, watch out, big oil going to get you.

02:12:51.940 I'm like, I'm not worried about them because I'm their advocate.

02:12:55.700 It's EV or global leftist that would be after me or want to silence me right now.

02:13:00.300 And-

02:13:00.720 I would say that's accurate.

02:13:01.740 Yeah, that's the so-called enemy.

02:13:03.720 That's why they want you to be quiet and go away.

02:13:06.440 But, you know, EV, with internal combustion, there's so much farther to go and develop.

02:13:12.440 And I have to point this out because nobody thinks of this.

02:13:14.380 I remember, I think it was freshman year high school physics class.

02:13:18.420 We were talking about electric cars versus, you know, internal combustion.

02:13:22.620 So, people got to remember, not every place in the world is a first world country with infrastructure.

02:13:27.940 Your second, third world country or the military. 0.53

02:13:31.000 Oh, we're going to generate electricity on a grid that doesn't exist on demand and supply your electric vehicles.

02:13:37.560 Oh, I know they were.

02:13:38.220 They were trying to make electric tanks. 1.00

02:13:40.200 Idiots. 1.00

02:13:41.240 Idiots. 1.00

02:13:41.880 Idiots. 1.00

02:13:42.540 You know? 1.00

02:13:43.200 And so the point is- 0.99

02:13:44.500 We're fucking going to war, bro. 0.99

02:13:46.120 Let's not hurt the environment. 0.99

02:13:47.320 Transport in store of fuel.

02:13:49.960 Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, dude. 1.00

02:13:52.020 God damn. 1.00

02:13:53.920 There's a reason the word retarded has come back. 1.00

02:13:55.960 Yes!

02:13:56.920 Yes!

02:13:57.680 That is 100% fact.

02:14:00.540 Just saying the word retarded with people you don't know at the right time, the world is healing. 0.99

02:14:05.680 You know what I'm talking about, right?

02:14:06.620 No, no, no.

02:14:07.300 You're 100% true.

02:14:08.500 People still get mad about it, but they're not pressing you like they were.

02:14:12.820 I say it about myself in public, so you know you're cool.

02:14:15.160 People are like, I'm like, look, man, I'm kind of retarded today. 0.90

02:14:17.460 Nobody calls a mentally disabled person retarded.

02:14:20.660 No one.

02:14:21.120 It's not- 0.99

02:14:21.920 There's context to every fucking word. 0.98

02:14:23.880 Yeah, it's like the other word. 0.99

02:14:25.800 Your guys' word.

02:14:27.660 That we can't say.

02:14:28.880 Which word?

02:14:29.700 No?

02:14:30.280 No.

02:14:30.900 The one you always say.

02:14:31.740 Here's your wallet back?

02:14:32.680 No.

02:14:32.940 Which one? 1.00

02:14:33.560 No, you say, give me your fucking wallet! 1.00

02:14:37.200 Not that one. 1.00

02:14:37.960 I'll be right back, kids.

02:14:38.980 Which one?

02:14:39.320 I'm going to get milk.

02:14:44.880 Kids, I'm home!

02:14:46.000 No, sorry.

02:14:46.840 All right, all right, all right.

02:14:47.320 That's one you never say.

02:14:50.420 Anyway, the point- 1.00

02:14:52.240 Fuck. 1.00

02:14:54.200 The point is, there's context to fucking words, man. 1.00

02:14:57.260 Context matters. 0.99

02:14:58.160 Yeah, like, for real, dude. 0.69

02:14:59.920 Like, nobody's out here calling, like, actual mentally disabled people retarded. 0.80

02:15:04.780 Yeah, right, right. 0.99

02:15:05.340 Like, we're calling you retarded if we're getting mad about it, right? 1.00

02:15:08.660 Yeah. 0.98

02:15:10.280 Well, a point on that, okay?

02:15:12.760 With people getting to a point where they don't care anymore.

02:15:15.220 You know, you got pushed too far for too long.

02:15:17.880 You know, I remember 1999, my first year going to college, right?

02:15:21.540 And all of a sudden, bam, I got hit in the face with the PC culture.

02:15:24.920 Basically telling me everything I thought or believed.

02:15:26.660 I never bought into it.

02:15:27.840 No, I know, but that was, I remember that day when I first got hit in the face with it.

02:15:30.960 When I went to Ohio State from Tiffin, right?

02:15:33.240 And I was like, oh my God.

02:15:34.000 And since that time, we've been pushed to, you know, we're the bad guy.

02:15:39.500 You can't say this.

02:15:40.240 You can't do this.

02:15:40.960 You got to support this, everything.

02:15:42.180 And I realized over the last decade, I'm like, I spent my life building a more efficient car

02:15:47.000 than an EV that's good for everybody and the environment.

02:15:50.400 I spent the last 11 years of my life not getting paid to mentor students of every color and

02:15:55.220 background to pick up where the American educational system has failed to help get them jobs. 0.95

02:16:00.660 I'm doing everything the left pretends to give a goddamn about, but never does. 0.95

02:16:06.120 Because all they do is go out and convert you signal at a party. 0.98

02:16:10.120 Hopefully there's an open bar for them and feel good about themselves when I've been out

02:16:13.260 doing it and I'm the one they always attack.

02:16:15.640 And you know what? 0.99

02:16:16.480 I don't give a flying fuck anymore. 0.99

02:16:18.500 Dude, me neither. 1.00

02:16:19.120 Come at me. 0.99

02:16:19.440 Attack me in every way, shape, and form. 1.00

02:16:21.640 You've got nothing.

02:16:22.820 Dude, this is the point they did not want people to get to.

02:16:25.720 I'm here.

02:16:26.220 Because, dude, I am too.

02:16:27.640 I don't, and dude, like I started speaking out on the show recently about the discrimination 0.99

02:16:33.200 against fucking white people. 1.00

02:16:35.380 Okay? 1.00

02:16:35.960 That's a real thing.

02:16:37.220 All right?

02:16:38.400 And people will say, because it goes against every narrative that's been told for the last

02:16:42.200 20 years, but it's true.

02:16:45.340 Okay?

02:16:45.660 And, you know, I've generally found that most people get it. 0.99

02:16:49.360 Like, most black people are like, yeah, dude, fucking stand up for yourself. 0.99

02:16:53.080 Like, you should. 0.99

02:16:54.100 You know?

02:16:54.520 Like, and at the end of the day, bro, I think that's what's happened.

02:16:59.780 I think people have pushed.

02:17:01.360 Like, dude, it's gas.

02:17:04.620 It's emotional abuse.

02:17:05.920 Like, you're a good dude. 0.99

02:17:06.720 Like, I'm a fucking good dude, bro. 1.00

02:17:09.040 What the fuck? 1.00

02:17:09.680 You're calling me all these names? 1.00

02:17:11.120 And eventually you're like, fuck you. 1.00

02:17:13.540 And then they're like, see? 1.00

02:17:14.840 See?

02:17:15.060 I told you.

02:17:15.500 Yeah, see?

02:17:16.080 Look at him.

02:17:16.480 There it is.

02:17:17.080 Yeah.

02:17:17.760 No. 1.00

02:17:18.020 Gotcha, bitch. 1.00

02:17:18.640 Yeah. 1.00

02:17:19.360 I've gone out and I've done the work.

02:17:20.800 They didn't think anybody would.

02:17:22.180 I've done it.

02:17:22.920 Bro.

02:17:23.040 And you know what? 0.99

02:17:23.900 Dad's home now and I'm not taking any shit. 0.99

02:17:26.100 That's right. 0.99

02:17:26.540 Bro, listen, dude.

02:17:27.540 Here's the deal. 0.99

02:17:28.780 We got to be smart about this because they want us to fucking, here's what they want. 1.00

02:17:34.460 They want white people to get so fucking mad that they actually do hate everybody else. 0.99

02:17:39.580 I don't. 1.00

02:17:40.300 No. 1.00

02:17:41.080 And that's how they fucking win. 1.00

02:17:43.200 How we win is by laughing at them and saying, look at how fucking obvious these plays are. 1.00

02:17:49.480 Look how obvious they're trying to turn Mexicans against everybody else in America. 0.99

02:17:54.620 Look at, like, we're not falling for it, bro.

02:17:57.740 Like, if you're falling for it and you find yourself mad and angry and emotional, dude,

02:18:03.160 you got to remember, that's the outcome that they've tried to create.

02:18:07.140 Yeah.

02:18:07.320 They're trying to get you to hate people of a different sexual orientation or a different

02:18:15.780 color of their skin.

02:18:17.100 And dude, there's nothing more low IQ than hating someone else because of who they like 1.00

02:18:23.640 to have sex with or what color their fucking skin pigment is. 1.00

02:18:27.560 There's good people and then there's fucking shitty people. 1.00

02:18:31.200 And there is good white people and shitty white people. 1.00

02:18:34.440 There is good black people and shitty black people. 1.00

02:18:37.660 And there's good gay people and shitty gay people. 1.00

02:18:40.560 Like, it's fucking, in India, bro, is there good and bad people? 1.00

02:18:45.380 In Bosnia, is there good and bad people? 1.00

02:18:47.640 Fuck, it's humanity. 1.00

02:18:49.940 Yeah, right. 1.00

02:18:50.260 And, like, them trying to agitate all of us into this game of hating each other is how 0.98

02:18:56.600 they fucking win. 0.99

02:18:57.820 Correct. 0.99

02:18:58.000 And yes, we could criticize them and we could say this is wrong, but you have to be very

02:19:04.060 careful because you brought it up, dude.

02:19:06.700 The pendulum is now swinging so far back and the problem with the pendulum swinging so far 0.98

02:19:12.940 back is that the true power lies on the right side of the fucking equation. 0.97

02:19:18.920 Correct. 0.98

02:19:19.180 Okay, so the right, the center right of this country owns all the guns, it's all the capable 1.00

02:19:25.940 men, it's fucking everybody that you don't want to fuck with. 0.99

02:19:29.600 And if we allow that pendulum to swing too far back, we will end up with a really bad situation. 1.00

02:19:35.620 And so it's up to the responsible men of this country who are angry and are mad to say,

02:19:42.400 yes, this is not right, but I'm not going to do what they want me to do. 1.00

02:19:47.340 Fuck them. 1.00

02:19:48.180 And we need to all, all of us, look at the people who are manipulating us and who are 1.00

02:19:54.400 pulling the strings and say, bro, how much easier would our life be if these people weren't

02:19:58.980 doing this? 1.00

02:19:59.720 How much easier would our life be if George Soros wasn't funding all of this crazy shit? 0.99

02:20:04.520 How much easier would our life be if Joe Biden hadn't funneled out $100 billion from the date 0.99

02:20:12.720 of the election to the date of Trump's inauguration to go into USAID and other NGOs to fund their

02:20:18.800 mission for the next four years? 1.00

02:20:20.540 These people are our fucking enemies. 1.00

02:20:22.980 We are not the enemies of each other. 1.00

02:20:24.820 They are our enemies. 0.99

02:20:26.480 And we, white, black, gay, straight, yellow, red, blue, I don't give a fuck, need to realize 1.00

02:20:31.900 who the fucking enemy really is. 1.00

02:20:33.320 And it's not each other. 1.00

02:20:34.320 It's them.

02:20:35.220 Correct.

02:20:35.760 And I'll give you one example and another statement on that.

02:20:38.340 So with Genius Garage, right?

02:20:40.560 I choose students simply based on what's in their head and their hearts.

02:20:44.400 Okay?

02:20:44.760 It's not just specifically your resume.

02:20:46.520 It's like, who do I think is going to do something with this investment of time and money

02:20:50.920 and effort?

02:20:51.400 Who do I as life can I change the most for the better?

02:20:53.980 That's how they get chosen.

02:20:55.880 And you know what?

02:20:57.640 I'm straight up honest.

02:20:58.500 At home in my garage is a bright orange Lamborghini and on the wall next to it's a MAGA flag.

02:21:02.560 And last year, students that I directly mentored and spent my own time and money to help out,

02:21:08.200 I had a first generation American whose family was Chinese. 0.98

02:21:12.520 I had a black dude from Ohio whose dad, I shit you not, was a Black Panther in the 60s. 0.98

02:21:18.640 And he's pretty conservative now. 0.99

02:21:20.720 They were actually pretty conservative.

02:21:22.800 Well, the son is.

02:21:24.040 Yeah.

02:21:24.140 And this is just a thing.

02:21:26.400 I'm like, I can make a difference for this person and I don't necessarily know whatever.

02:21:29.920 But I also had, believe it or not, a trans woman in there. 0.54

02:21:33.500 And I also mentored a Jewish kid. 1.00

02:21:36.740 So if anybody wants to come at me and says that I'm whatever, you can go fuck yourself 1.00

02:21:41.200 and look at my track record. 0.99

02:21:42.180 Now, the thing I got to point out regarding who the real enemy is, let's look at everything

02:21:45.160 going on in the world, right?

02:21:49.740 Manufactured protests.

02:21:51.100 What's the infiltration of the left to create that and stoke that?

02:21:54.880 Things going on with Israel to stoke war in Iran.

02:22:00.220 Immigrants being pushed into Europe.

02:22:01.820 Different kinds to destroy the European West.

02:22:05.280 What's being pushed here to create division in America?

02:22:08.760 If you just take all those things and find the commonality of what's creating it, you found

02:22:14.240 the enemy.

02:22:15.340 That's the enemy. 0.98

02:22:16.220 All this stuff is crap mess we have to take care of. 0.82

02:22:19.360 But what's creating it? 0.98

02:22:21.080 And then meanwhile, we have to be vigilant, like you said, as me, a Midwestern, straight

02:22:27.220 white man with a family that helps people out and votes a Republican.

02:22:31.980 But at the same time, too, we have to look at our own party and we have to realize that

02:22:35.700 if we completely destroy another party and it's gone, that's not good for America. 1.00

02:22:39.440 And if our own party does dumb shit, i.e. 1.00

02:22:42.160 unregulated AI for 10 years or starts having people that look like they're manufactured 1.00

02:22:46.220 by billionaires in, that's not good at either.

02:22:48.320 And that's the way I feel about it.

02:22:49.340 I don't disagree with any of that.

02:22:50.900 No, not at all.

02:22:51.480 And dude, here's the other thing. 1.00

02:22:53.700 The enemy list is not a religion or a race, you fucking idiots, okay? 1.00

02:23:01.420 It is a group of people with names. 1.00

02:23:05.060 So if you want to get around the defenses that these people use, which is to call you 1.00

02:23:09.780 names, racist, anti-Semite, fucking bigot, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, then stop referring 1.00

02:23:17.260 to the enemy as a fucking group and start referring to them by their fucking names because that 1.00

02:23:23.640 is the defense that they use to make sure that we cannot criticize them. 1.00

02:23:27.820 And by the way, those people are from all different fucking walks of life. 1.00

02:23:33.540 There are fucking so-called Christians that are in on it. 1.00

02:23:38.080 There are Jews, quote unquote, that are in on it. 1.00

02:23:42.000 There are, these people all use these titles as shields so that you can't, it's no different 1.00

02:23:48.500 than that fucking shitty dude that you know that every fucking night he's on internet saying 0.99

02:23:55.220 he's blessed and quoting Bible verses and you know him in real life and you know he's 1.00

02:23:59.300 a piece of shit. 1.00

02:24:00.020 Yep. 1.00

02:24:00.380 It happens across the board.

02:24:01.420 Yes.

02:24:01.760 That is, that's what those people do. 0.52

02:24:04.440 They say, I'm Christian, I'm Jewish, I'm this, to protect themselves, okay?

02:24:11.180 If you just name them-

02:24:13.420 I'll leave it at that.

02:24:14.220 And don't bring into these other things, their race, where they come from, this, that,

02:24:19.180 the other, now we have an opportunity to solve the problem.

02:24:22.900 It's like, I'm glad you think Jesus- 0.51

02:24:24.140 And by the way, they all organized. 1.00

02:24:26.040 It's called the World Economic Forum, motherfucker. 0.99

02:24:28.440 Davos, Switzerland. 0.99

02:24:29.380 Yeah. 1.00

02:24:29.900 Fuck, dude. 1.00

02:24:31.140 Yeah, man. 1.00

02:24:32.280 Guys, hell of a conversation.

02:24:34.780 Jump down in the comments.

02:24:36.120 Let us know what you guys think.

02:24:37.300 But that being said, our final segment of the show.

02:24:40.000 Yo. 1.00

02:24:40.920 We have thumbs up or dumb as fuck. 1.00

02:24:42.720 So this is where we bring a headline in and we judge it, we critique it, and it gets 1.00

02:24:46.820 one of those- 1.00

02:24:47.300 Bro, these motherfuckers work. 1.00

02:24:48.080 Holy shit. 1.00

02:24:48.920 I'm all the way through on my grave. 1.00

02:24:50.640 Fuck. 1.00

02:24:50.920 I ain't sleeping tonight. 1.00

02:24:52.000 I'm ready to run away from home.

02:24:55.000 Oh, you are? 1.00

02:24:56.040 You ain't running nowhere, motherfucker. 1.00

02:24:58.540 Oh, dude. 1.00

02:24:59.000 I didn't tell you.

02:24:59.460 You know what Addison did this morning?

02:25:01.120 What, she ran so fast you couldn't catch her?

02:25:02.580 No, she had my phone.

02:25:03.960 She called Sal like nine times.

02:25:06.220 Really?

02:25:06.540 She called Nick Clemons a couple of times.

02:25:08.320 She FaceTimed a couple of people. 0.99

02:25:09.500 I was fucking asleep. 0.99

02:25:10.520 Yeah? 0.99

02:25:11.040 The little girl got my phone.

02:25:12.160 Yeah.

02:25:12.400 Did she actually talk to him?

02:25:13.640 I don't know.

02:25:14.220 No, Sal said she kept hanging up. 1.00

02:25:16.560 I'm like, fuck, man. 1.00

02:25:17.580 Sorry. 0.99

02:25:18.980 But yeah, we bring a headline in.

02:25:20.220 We talk about it.

02:25:20.860 We judge it.

02:25:21.380 It gets one of those two options. 0.99

02:25:22.700 So for that being said, a thumbs up or dumb as fuck headline reads, not so hot pursuit 0.99

02:25:28.920 of burglary suspect sees police cars chase tractor excavator at walking pace. 0.99

02:25:34.600 So this is excavators move pretty slow.

02:25:38.040 Yeah, they do.

02:25:39.020 And that's what he decided to be his getaway.

02:25:41.080 Is it like an excavator excavator?

02:25:42.400 Oh, yeah.

02:25:42.800 Like the one I got?

02:25:43.320 The big one.

02:25:44.420 All right.

02:25:44.660 Let's see this.

02:25:45.160 South Carolina, baby.

02:25:46.400 Let's go down there.

02:25:47.560 Police in South Carolina engaged in a not so hot pursuit as they chased a tractor excavator

02:25:53.420 down a main highway for more than an hour at the speed an average adult walks.

02:25:59.080 The chase reached speeds of three miles per hour early Sunday morning in North Charleston.

02:26:04.220 Police said officers on a different call saw the big piece of construction equipment

02:26:08.700 with treads and a shovel in front go across U.S.

02:26:13.100 Highway 78 around 3.30 a.m., North Charleston police wrote in their report.

02:26:17.660 A few minutes later, they got a burglary call from a business that was heavily damaged

02:26:23.360 and saw the excavator slowly heading away.

02:26:26.020 Police said several cars immediately joined in the very slow speed pursuit.

02:26:31.060 Here's the video.

02:26:35.520 Not exactly Harold Niemeyer. 0.99

02:26:38.720 Well, I mean, look, you can do some real shit with an excavator. 0.98

02:26:41.780 They're like, they got to keep their distance. 0.98

02:26:43.500 It's the most useful piece of construction equipment ever made.

02:26:47.080 I think so.

02:26:48.060 You can do anything with it.

02:26:51.340 Like you could pick up one of those cars.

02:26:53.000 Yeah, that's true.

02:26:54.840 So is this what happened?

02:26:56.120 This guy got pissed at someone's business and went and destroyed it?

02:26:58.700 Yeah, probably.

02:26:59.400 With his excavator?

02:27:00.840 So he's trying to do like the killdozer thing.

02:27:02.980 Kind of.

02:27:04.260 Why did he choose to drive it?

02:27:06.680 Was it funny at the point?

02:27:07.780 I feel like you'd have to be drunk.

02:27:08.680 They're kind of hard to put on a trailer.

02:27:10.300 Yeah.

02:27:10.540 You got to put him on a low boy.

02:27:11.920 You can run faster and hide.

02:27:13.560 Why is he doing that?

02:27:14.580 Oh, he did do that too after he stopped.

02:27:17.080 He then took off on the foot pursuit.

02:27:19.160 Do you like heavy equipment too?

02:27:22.340 What's his next guy?

02:27:23.180 Sure.

02:27:24.420 I grew up running, being on it and stuff.

02:27:26.780 Oh, yeah.

02:27:27.200 Tractors, old Ford tractors from the 50s and stuff.

02:27:30.580 Yeah, of course.

02:27:31.840 What year is that international you got?

02:27:34.780 Don't you got that international truck?

02:27:35.460 It's a 79.

02:27:36.280 79?

02:27:36.860 Yeah. 1.00

02:27:37.400 That thing's fucking sick. 1.00

02:27:38.340 No, it's a 70. 1.00

02:27:41.140 And then that fucking Ford I have is a 91, believe it or not. 0.99

02:27:44.840 It looks way older. 0.99

02:27:47.060 Yeah.

02:27:47.560 Yeah.

02:27:48.160 But yeah, dude.

02:27:49.560 I mean, does it say any more?

02:27:52.900 Yeah.

02:27:53.200 I mean, the driver tried to run, but was followed by a drone until a police dog and handler caught

02:27:59.060 up.

02:27:59.300 He's in the Charleston County Jail on a $22,000 bond.

02:28:04.040 53 years old.

02:28:06.160 Rolling.

02:28:07.180 Failure to stop for a blue light?

02:28:08.860 Is that the cops?

02:28:10.320 The police lights, yeah.

02:28:12.020 And two counts of malicious injury to real property.

02:28:14.940 So he got pissed about something.

02:28:16.420 Yeah, somebody pissed him off. 0.98

02:28:17.500 And decided to fuck up their business. 1.00

02:28:19.980 Well, you don't fuck with people, man. 1.00

02:28:22.280 They got excavated. 1.00

02:28:23.480 Listen, man.

02:28:24.460 Like, dude.

02:28:25.200 Listen, dude.

02:28:25.900 You never know where people are, bro.

02:28:27.480 Yeah.

02:28:27.760 Like, there's just, sometimes you just don't care.

02:28:31.420 I've made that joke a couple of times when people, whatever, I'm like, you realized I

02:28:35.260 made a military jet-powered Batmobile for fun.

02:28:40.420 Are you sure you want to piss me off? 0.99

02:28:43.300 That's like that scene in Dark Knight where the fucking, the accountant comes up to Morgan 0.99

02:28:47.460 Freeman. 0.99

02:28:48.140 Yeah.

02:28:48.520 And he's like, I want $10 million every year for the rest of my life.

02:28:54.000 And Morgan Freeman looks at him and goes, so you're telling me that you think that your

02:28:59.980 boss is moonlighting as a vigilante and your idea, who beats people with his bare hands.

02:29:05.580 Yes.

02:29:05.940 And your idea is to blackmail him.

02:29:08.260 Yeah.

02:29:08.860 Yeah.

02:29:10.360 Yeah.

02:29:11.460 He's like, hmm.

02:29:13.420 I like that one.

02:29:13.900 Yeah.

02:29:14.100 Probably should.

02:29:14.460 I forgot about that line, honestly.

02:29:15.520 That's a good one.

02:29:16.340 Yeah.

02:29:16.460 That's where they reminded me of when you said that.

02:29:17.380 Oh, that's good.

02:29:18.280 Yeah.

02:29:18.500 What do we got on this, man?

02:29:19.560 I would say a thumbs up, man.

02:29:21.880 Yeah.

02:29:22.820 He didn't wreck too much stuff.

02:29:24.560 He needed it.

02:29:24.800 I mean, here's the thing.

02:29:25.500 He avoided the lights.

02:29:26.560 I mean, he moved the bucket.

02:29:27.500 And here's the other thing.

02:29:29.020 Like, he was very committed because it took a long time.

02:29:33.320 Like, you know how, like, when you get mad and then, like, you go do some stuff and

02:29:38.040 then, like, you're, like, 10 minutes later, you're, like, I'm not that

02:29:40.540 mad.

02:29:40.880 Yeah, right. 0.99

02:29:41.260 And then, like, an hour later, you're, like, what the fuck was I mad for? 0.98

02:29:44.460 You know? 0.97

02:29:45.020 But, like, to be so mad that you're going to drive across town three miles an hour.

02:29:50.060 This dude did it right because he got to savor all the cops driving so slow and

02:29:53.860 blocking traffic.

02:29:54.900 It's like when I drive my old 31 Buick Phaeton.

02:29:56.960 It's funny to me because normally I got Lamborghinis and stuff and I'm the fast one.

02:30:00.180 But now I'm happy as can be.

02:30:01.780 There's nobody in front of me because I'm holding up traffic.

02:30:04.420 And I think it's funny.

02:30:05.260 Yeah.

02:30:05.840 You know?

02:30:06.760 Yeah.

02:30:07.680 Thumbs up on that?

02:30:08.660 Yeah.

02:30:09.040 I mean, I wonder if he thought he was going to, like, get away with it at 3.30 in the morning.

02:30:12.000 I would have got away with it, too, if it wasn't for you.

02:30:13.900 More than for you kids.

02:30:16.800 What you got on this, guys?

02:30:17.860 Thumbs up?

02:30:19.080 Yeah, I give it a thumbs up.

02:30:20.260 All right.

02:30:20.840 Yeah.

02:30:21.080 I'm for more killdozers.

02:30:22.420 Yeah.

02:30:22.960 I'm down with it, man.

02:30:23.820 Yeah.

02:30:24.120 Well, thumbs up on that.

02:30:24.400 Oh, Whistling Diesel, he's building a replica right now.

02:30:26.980 Is he really?

02:30:27.420 You know about that?

02:30:28.080 No.

02:30:28.560 Yeah.

02:30:28.780 And you know what?

02:30:29.200 Hats off to him.

02:30:30.160 Bro, did you see him?

02:30:30.440 He's not my style, but.

02:30:31.900 No, he's cool, bro.

02:30:32.980 Did you see?

02:30:33.540 He's similar to you. 1.00

02:30:34.380 He builds all kinds of shit. 1.00

02:30:36.240 Yeah. 1.00

02:30:36.500 He does it a little differently than I do, though.

02:30:37.980 Yeah.

02:30:38.080 He's younger than you, though, too.

02:30:39.580 He's in his 20s, I think.

02:30:41.940 The entertainment of destruction.

02:30:43.940 And mine is, I'm actually trying to create stuff in the real world and being pissed off.

02:30:47.640 The coolest thing I saw him do was put that tank on remote control.

02:30:52.380 Oh, yeah.

02:30:52.780 That was cool.

02:30:53.640 Yeah.

02:30:53.760 No, he's done some very entertaining stuff.

02:30:56.280 Yeah. 1.00

02:30:56.640 He put fucking missiles on his monster truck. 1.00

02:30:58.860 That was pretty cool. 1.00

02:31:00.060 Real ones?

02:31:00.920 I don't think they're real, but you guys should probably connect, because I'm sure you could

02:31:04.000 make them.

02:31:05.060 Oh, I definitely could.

02:31:06.380 Yeah.

02:31:08.360 You know what that sounds like?

02:31:09.700 I have a few.

02:31:10.600 Yeah, right, right, right, right, right.

02:31:12.460 Boating accident.

02:31:13.220 I may or may not have recently helped a student get a job somewhere.

02:31:20.360 Never mind.

02:31:21.020 Okay.

02:31:21.440 Yeah.

02:31:21.860 All right.

02:31:22.040 Bro, if it's.

02:31:23.760 If you got to say they're in a boating accident, it's time to use them.

02:31:26.280 Yeah, use them.

02:31:27.040 Yeah.

02:31:27.380 Use them.

02:31:27.960 Yeah.

02:31:28.040 All these pro 2A people are like, oh, I lost my gun in the boating accident. 0.91

02:31:31.440 No, if it's time to say that, it's probably time to use them.

02:31:34.760 Yeah, that's real, man.

02:31:35.680 Yeah.

02:31:36.140 Well, guys.

02:31:37.280 That's not an endorsement.

02:31:38.360 Yeah.

02:31:38.820 I'm just saying.

02:31:39.500 No, for sure.

02:31:40.060 A little foreshadowing, maybe.

02:31:41.920 Whatever you want to call it.

02:31:43.200 Sure.

02:31:44.840 Well, guys, Andy, Casey.

02:31:46.920 Yo.

02:31:47.320 Brother.

02:31:47.800 What was the best part about the show?

02:31:50.180 That was a good show.

02:31:51.540 The best part?

02:31:53.100 My favorite part was the.

02:31:54.340 The poom poom? 0.96

02:31:55.300 No, the poom poom was good. 0.99

02:31:56.480 Poom poom's pretty good.

02:31:57.140 Poom poom was good and juicy.

02:31:58.000 Poom poom's. 0.97

02:31:58.220 Listen, poom poom's always good. 0.97

02:31:59.340 Yeah.

02:31:59.800 The worst poom poom was still pretty good. 1.00

02:32:01.760 We got some good rants right in the middle there. 1.00

02:32:04.040 I think fucking I, the corn sucker. 1.00

02:32:07.300 Paul. 1.00

02:32:07.920 Paul, the corn sucker. 0.98

02:32:09.540 Yeah. 0.84

02:32:09.980 Was the highlight of my show today.

02:32:11.360 Yeah, Paul's redemption.

02:32:12.340 You know why? 1.00

02:32:13.380 Because he didn't bitch out like a little pussy. 1.00

02:32:15.500 You know what I'm saying? 1.00

02:32:16.520 He comes back with some funny ass shit. 1.00

02:32:18.220 Yeah. 1.00

02:32:19.160 Paul's back on the team.

02:32:19.980 That was a Paul, man.

02:32:20.720 We're saying Paul something.

02:32:21.640 No.

02:32:23.700 Some corn.

02:32:26.200 All right.

02:32:26.980 Yeah, guys.

02:32:27.460 That's all I got, man.

02:32:28.400 All right, man.

02:32:29.500 DJ.

02:32:30.040 Yes, sir.

02:32:30.540 Casey.

02:32:31.280 Yo.

02:32:31.640 Thank you, bro.

02:32:32.360 You got it.

02:32:32.780 Thanks for having me.

02:32:33.260 Awesome show.

02:32:33.500 I'm sure we'll have you back.

02:32:36.960 Anytime.

02:32:37.480 That was super fun.

02:32:38.320 Anytime.

02:32:38.500 Super fun.

02:32:38.840 Where can people find your content?

02:32:40.880 YouTube, Casey the Car Guy.

02:32:42.400 Instagram, Casey Putsch.

02:32:43.740 Otherwise, I'm too easy to find.

02:32:46.000 That doesn't mean you should try to pop out behind my bushes.

02:32:48.460 Yeah.

02:32:50.020 All right, guys.

02:32:50.860 Well, that's the show.

02:32:53.180 Don't be a hoe. 1.00

02:32:53.940 Show the show.

02:32:54.820 Went from sleeping on the floor.

02:32:56.500 Now my jewelry box froze. 1.00

02:32:58.200 Fuck a pole. 1.00

02:32:59.000 Fuck a stove. 1.00

02:32:59.860 Counted millions in the code. 1.00

02:33:01.540 Bad bitch. 1.00

02:33:02.360 Booty swole. 1.00

02:33:03.200 Got her on bankroll.

02:33:04.840 Can't fold.

02:33:05.720 Doesn't know.

02:33:06.520 Headshot.

02:33:07.360 Case closed.

02:33:08.040 Close.

02:33:08.380 Close.

02:33:08.500 Close.

02:33:08.540 Close.

02:33:08.560 Close.

02:33:08.580 Close.

02:33:08.600 Close.

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REAL AF with Andy Frisella - June 13, 2025

893. Andy, Casey Putsch & DJ CTI FBI Busts Alleged LA Riot Leader & Democrat Stacy Plaskett Lashes Out At Critic

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REAL AF with Andy Frisella - June 13, 2025

893. Andy, Casey Putsch &#x26; DJ CTI FBI Busts Alleged LA Riot Leader &#x26; Democrat Stacy Plaskett Lashes Out At Critic

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893. Andy, Casey Putsch & DJ CTI FBI Busts Alleged LA Riot Leader & Democrat Stacy Plaskett Lashes Out At Critic