00:22:54.500It's an icebreaker, so to speak, is the best way to put it.
00:22:59.200So, and shout out to all you guys for resubscribing
00:23:01.340or celebrating your subscription for a couple months.
00:23:05.800So, okay, so we've got a couple topics we're going to talk about tonight, guys.
00:23:09.440As you guys know, it's Sunday. It's true crime Sunday. So we're going to be covering a video that's going on right now. The title of the video is called woman gets pulled over in the middle of dumping a dead body. Okay. I have not watched the video. The goal here is to watch it with you guys and you guys get my real time reaction, you know, live and kind of we just watch it together.
00:23:32.420um this channel um i i got a couple requests from you guys um to react to a lot of videos
00:23:39.380on this channel for some odd reason shit always goes viral on this channel um you know true crime
00:23:44.560is you know a very popular genre nowadays which is good you know i'm happy to see it uh but um0.98
00:23:52.720hold on one second and just um um okay yeah there we go
00:24:05.020also uh i'm uh seriously considering buying a nintendo switch 2 to get ready
00:24:22.720for, um, this new Ocarina of Time that's coming out. Uh, I'm, I'm also thinking of, uh, playing
00:24:30.580the game on stream. If there's, if there's a demand for it, I'll do it. Um, of the last Zelda
00:24:36.660game, as you guys know, well, some of you guys actually don't know, cause I don't really come,
00:24:40.300I don't really talk about this often, but yes, I am a huge, huge fan of, uh, The Legend of Zelda.
00:24:46.560Uh, Ocarina of Time is my favorite. Um, but I remember vividly playing A Link to the Past,
00:24:52.720I remember playing Link's Awakening on Game Boy Color, for that matter.
00:33:58.380okay okay so here's basically what's going on um good question so as you guys know um since
00:34:08.860trump's come into office he's you know been threatening trade tariff wars trading wars
00:34:14.580between mexico canada other partners um because you know according to trump he feels as though
00:34:21.020we get ripped off by a lot of our partners namely canada especially where they get a bunch of free0.93
00:34:25.440shit uh from being next to us and being our neighbors and he basically wants them to pay0.98
00:34:30.060their own fair share you know trump has an issue with nato trump has an issue with canada0.79
00:34:33.440he feels as though we've been getting ripped off which you know he's kind of right in many ways
00:34:38.720that we have been getting ripped off in many different ways so i understand his grievance
00:34:43.380um but trump can't really play that game with china because the thing is that china's um china
00:34:48.960has um cornered the precious precious mineral market right um and these rare earths that we
00:34:56.120need okay especially for fighter jets um and many other pivotal and uh crucial critical
00:35:02.620infrastructure points in our economy uh china has the monopoly on them like 90 this is why
00:35:08.760trump plays very nice with uh with china okay this is why he plays very nice with them because
00:35:14.700he understands that we don't have the leverage when it comes to these precious metals
00:35:18.460that are critical for components in our military infrastructure.
00:35:22.760For example, as you guys know, our fighter jets, right?
00:35:27.160We rely heavily upon stealth fighter jets.
00:35:28.880You know, F-35s, the F-22 Raptors, and obviously the B-2 bomber, right?
00:35:36.460And obviously, being able to run stealth the way that they do
00:35:40.260creates an enormous amount of heat, okay?
00:35:43.520And there's only certain precious metals that can take that level of heat.
00:35:48.460One of them is called dysprosium, if I'm not mistaken. I might be mispronouncing that, but you guys get the idea here, which China makes quite a bit of that, right?
00:35:58.260And we need that because in our defense budget, we need to be able to not just have the money to buy these things, but we also need to have the minerals to manufacture these things for our military because the United States, a big part of our leverage as the United States is by extending, you know, military aid as well as protection.
00:38:42.440we're going to go dollar for dollar with you.
00:38:44.680Anything you tariff, we're going to tariff equally.
00:38:47.480OK, and on top of that, we're going to lean upon our European partners, OK, for anything that we are deficient in that the United States is trying to withhold from us.
00:38:57.780Right. Also, Canada's trying to contribute more to NATO.
00:39:01.240Historically speaking, this has been something that people have been critical of Canada for a very long time, is that Canada doesn't pay its fair share when it comes to NATO.
00:39:08.040Actually, this is a criticism that Trump has given all of NATO, where the United States pays the lion's share of NATO costs.
00:39:14.540And a lot of these European countries don't pay as much, right?
00:39:17.200But the European countries fire back, well, you guys are the leaders of NATO, the United States, right?
00:39:21.080If an Article 5 is triggered, who's going to be the commander?
01:07:52.600And you deserve all the pain that you're feeling right now for being an idiot and moving into a girl's house after I've been telling you not to do that for fucking years, bro.1.00
01:18:35.900What he's describing is a pivotal moment that a lot of you guys are going to experience once you start getting some money.0.99
01:18:44.080This is probably going to be the most important part of this fucking broadcast a lot of you motherfuckers need to pay attention to, okay?0.98
01:18:50.780You're going to get to a point in your life.0.99
01:18:52.660Where you make enough money to be able to purchase things, okay?
01:19:01.820Once you start making $80,000 to $300,000, $400,000 a year, right?0.99
01:19:08.600This is what I call like the fucking black zone.0.99
01:48:15.440See, if this stupid nigga put as much effort into getting in the gym and training, right, he'd be way better off.1.00
01:48:23.320But this fat, titty nigga right here, sloppy-ass body, right, he put all this effort into buying cars and growing his shitty-ass dreads.1.00
01:58:18.280With these newer cars, they are hard to work on and require a technician that are specialized in computer computers and programming work on them.
01:58:25.420Only dealerships will be the ones that work on modern cars, 200 plus an hour rate.1.00
01:58:29.920Expensive lifestyles are retarded. They are.1.00
01:58:31.840Void TV's girlfriend, when she realized she could play Void. Yep.0.72
01:58:34.700WMR needed to hear this. Man, keep the great work. Thank you, Q Army.0.69
01:58:39.240So how would you summarize that topic with your brother, Riyadh, with him having a nice BMW?1.00
02:40:46.060On the line is Frankie, reporting that his older brother, 67-year-old Albert Pena,
02:40:59.200hasn't been seen or heard from for several days.
02:41:02.420And to this Torrance County officer, the call feels all too familiar,
02:41:07.820given the recent mysterious disappearances surrounding Mountaineer.
02:41:11.560Just a few years ago, a 28-year-old man suddenly vanished and still hasn't been found.
02:41:18.740On top of that, Mountaineer even has unsettling ties to infamous serial killers and a crime rate unusually high for a town of less than 1,000 people.
02:41:29.360But Albert's disappearance wouldn't remain a small-town mystery for long, as an unexpected political connection would soon pull the case into a much bigger spotlight.
02:41:41.560For now, though, the deputy has a much simpler task, figure out where Albert was last seen.
02:41:49.900That leads him 15 miles to the cantina bar. Once inside, he's greeted by Rebecca,
02:41:55.840the bartender working the night Albert disappeared, and she's about to give
02:42:00.100investigators the first in a series of leads that would kickstart a weeks-long, high-stakes manhunt.
02:44:32.88046,000 plus strong, pushing towards 10,000.
02:44:35.260Every new member makes the message louder, and they can't censor all of us.0.97
02:44:38.440This is where you can speak freely and not have to be worried about being judged, fired, labeled a hater, anti-Semite, misogynist, or any of these other stupid-ass buzz terms that they like to use for people that are critical thinkers.0.97
02:44:47.640The movement goes beyond the live stream.0.98
02:44:50.900We're able to go ahead and interact with each other the way that we want, where we don't have to worry about censorship.
02:44:54.500We have a Telegram group where you can connect with like-minded guys.
02:44:56.700We have a Discord that's completely free.
02:44:58.380And we do one annual meetup per year in Miami on 420.
02:45:01.480You'll also get access to exclusive live streams you won't find on YouTube, follow-on portions of the show, and other goodies that you won't find anywhere else.
02:45:07.160And even the merch is a part of the mission.
02:59:43.020Bam, so they can see that, plain view, boom.
02:59:48.440Now, at this point, remember guys, I've now seen this video.
02:59:53.260So what I would do at this point, secure it, call the forensic people, call the judge, call the prosecutor.
03:00:00.360I'm going to write up a warrant to seize and fully search this vehicle.
03:00:05.460Now they've just acquired the probable cause they need to fully search this vehicle.
03:00:13.020So here's the thing, there wouldn't be blood outside the car unless they took him out of the car.
03:00:19.120Upon discovering a large pool of blood alongside a single shoe,
03:00:23.860Ballard realizes the dark direction this investigation is heading.
03:00:28.820Shortly afterward, Torrance County detectives process the car for fingerprints
03:00:32.620before towing it away for further analysis.
03:00:35.400But strangely, investigators' next major breakthrough won't come from the car at all.
03:00:40.780Hey, T-Wolf, welcome to the OSS, my friend. Happy to have you, my friend. Welcome to the OSS. Just subscribed.
03:00:48.100Instead, the case is about to take an unexpected detour more than 100 miles south, where another couple would soon be accused of something horrific.
03:00:58.360I'm freaking out. I don't know. There's tools I lent to one of my friends over the weekend. I don't know if I'm seeing things or not sure.
03:36:14.860After being tased and left bleeding, he's transported to a nearby hospital before eventually being taken to the Lincoln County Detention Center.
03:36:22.260That night, Detective Ballard receives word of the traffic stop and begins putting the pieces together.
03:36:27.760Katie and Manuel had been traveling beside Moises, and he suspects that they were the ones who helped him and Jaylene evade police days earlier.
03:36:36.080But by the time Ballard realizes how important the other three people in that car may be, they're already gone.
03:36:44.780The next morning, with no idea where Jaylene could be, Albuquerque police issue a bolo for her arrest.
03:36:51.700While some deputies begin searching for her, others return to the dog shelter where Katie and Manuel work.
03:36:57.440The night before, Katie had the chance to speed off and potentially help Moises escape, but chose not to.
03:37:05.100To detectives, if anyone is going to turn on Moises, it's likely to be her.
03:37:09.920But getting Katie to talk would be easy.1.00
05:03:55.060The FBI wasn't certain whether he would force the crew to jump and he would fly the plane or whether he would jump from the plane and leave the crew on board.
05:04:06.220Either way, they got to leave. They got to give row parachutes.
05:04:13.640In case of either eventuality, the FBI concealed tracking devices in the fabric.
05:04:20.320They would activate when the chute deployed.
05:04:25.060They prepared those shoots by putting in radios as well with beepers just radio beepers now. They don't last forever
05:04:33.100It was very small the small batteries1.00
05:04:37.000The batteries had a light member guys this technology was in the 1970s imagine what they got now nigga1.00
05:04:44.300This was in 1970 fucking to they had that type of tech tracker technology, bro1.00
05:10:24.500The Pacific Northwest joined the search.
05:10:27.220They were all looking for the hijacker or the money.
05:10:32.140His daring escape was the only unsolved hijacking case in U.S. history.
05:10:37.980And some people argue to this day it's still unsolved.
05:10:42.760The FBI instituted a nationwide manhunt for the hijacker.
05:10:50.140Neither federal agents nor the United Airlines crew knew enough to determine if this was indeed the famed D.B. Cooper at work or a masterful copycat.
05:11:01.500they would simply have to wait it out.
05:11:09.460United Flight 855 landed shortly before 5 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
05:18:29.120The pilot informed the FBI of the contest.
05:18:37.300Hostages are being released to go to your staging areas.
05:18:39.780Now, that's good that he did that because now there isn't going to be the same level of, like, you know, fear from the law force agency that people can die.
05:26:07.860They carried federal agents, and their instructions were to tail the stolen jetliner from a distance.
05:26:22.860One of those agents, Leonard Barnes, works undercover for the Bureau.
05:26:28.860His face is obscured, and his name has been changed to protect his identity and preserve other ongoing investigations.
05:26:35.860In previous hijackings, most notably the D.B. Cooper hijacking, we had not known where the hijacker parachuted out of the plane, and you end up with a huge search area that becomes a mission impossible.
06:05:31.300These units are broken down into three different tiers, tiers 1, 2, and 3.
06:05:38.740Tier 3 units, also known as White Elements, consist of entities such as the U.S. Army's 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions,
06:05:46.860Marine Corps Recon Battalions, Navy Riverines, Air Force 142nd Fighter Wing, etc.
06:05:52.120Tier 2 units, also known as Gray Elements, consist of entities such as the Navy SEALs, Navy SWICs, Marine Raiders, Air Force Combat Controllers, PJs, Army Rangers, Army Special Forces, Night Stalkers, etc.
06:06:07.180Tier 1 units, also known as Black Elements, consist of Delta Force, DevGrew, 24th Special Tactics Squadron, Intelligence Support Activity, and the Regimental Reconnaissance Company.
06:06:18.500But what makes these units different? Why the different tiers?
06:06:22.120And let's go into Green Berets tier 2 real quick.
06:06:25.520Just so you guys understand this guy that, uh,
06:06:29.980To elaborate a bit more, tier 1 units, like Delta Force and DevGrew,
06:06:34.200typically pull on infantrymen or army infantrymen.
06:06:37.100They are no special operator, but they know how to fight.
06:06:39.740And depending on who the operator most likely has several years in deployments under their belt,
06:06:43.680a tier 1 operator is going to be more trained up and capable of doing a lot more than someone from a tier 3 unit.
06:06:49.680The tier 1 operator most likely has several years in deployments under their belt with a tier 2 soft unit, making them the tip of the spear when it comes to being an operator.
06:07:01.620There is a clear distinction in training and capabilities when you look at a tier 1 unit versus a tier 3 unit.
06:07:07.220Take, for example, a marine infantryman or army infantryman.
06:07:11.140They're no special operator, but they know how to fight, and depending on the experience of the individual, they may have a lot of combat experience.
06:07:18.820Some infantrymen can even become snipers, go to ranger school, and they still have plenty of fulfilling career opportunities if the stars align for them.
06:07:26.520Compare these guys to a Delta Force Operator though, which could very well be a Green Beret with years and years of experience, going through multiple strict selection processes, and we're sure you can see the difference.
06:07:38.480But the lines are blurred a little bit when you compare Tier 1 to Tier 2.
06:07:42.120tier two soft operators are still highly capable warriors in the battlefield and should not be
06:07:47.160mistaken to be completely inferior to every aspect of a tier one operator tiers one and two have a
06:07:52.840lot of overlap in their skill sets to elaborate a bit more tier one units like delta force and
06:07:58.300devgrew typically pull from the best of the best of the tier two units such as the green berets
06:08:02.960rangers um but dev grew only pulls um seal team six only pulls other seals guys
06:08:09.260okay um versus delta pulls from everywhere and seals while it can be argued that tier one units
06:08:17.020are more capable and equipped than tier two units they can't just be boiled down to being better
06:08:21.840they have a more intense mission set they have different objectives and they serve different
06:08:26.020purposes so a quick recap before we move on tier one units compose of the best of the best of the
06:08:31.860tier 2 units, tier 2 units consist of soft operators from your typical soft units, and then
06:08:37.120tier 3 units are considered as large and conventional warfare units. Now that you have a basic grasp and
06:08:42.340understanding of the three tiers, you're probably asking, do you have to move up the tier system?
06:08:47.100Do you have to go from tier 3 to tier 2 to tier 1? Not really. You could very well find yourself
06:08:52.540in a tier 3 unit, try out for a soft force and be in a tier 2 unit, and then further down your
06:08:57.420career find yourself in a tier one unit you could join off the bat into a tier two unit and make
06:09:02.140your way into a tier one unit or you could jump from a tier three unit into a tier and here let
06:09:07.620me see if i can find this is a pretty good channel when it comes to military stuff guys if you got
06:09:10.680questions about the military um let me see here let me type in general discharge and then let's
06:09:19.600search um national guard green beret i think they have a video on this ship man
06:09:27.740u.s army special forces also known as the green berets are the tip of the spear in the soft
06:09:36.500community they're experts in foreign internal defense direct action unconventional warfare
06:09:41.680and a whole slew of other things but what if we told you there's a way to be a full-fledged green
06:09:46.500beret operator and all but you get to keep your nine to five and your civilian life yeah you can
06:09:52.700actually do that with uh the national guard um but yeah so anyway yeah this guy right going back
06:10:00.460to the db cooper thing first is a w so they went ahead fbi went in to pull this military file they
06:10:07.300went to army cid to get it his past military service was impressive
06:10:11.140he had done two tours in vietnam first as a demolition expert in green beret
06:10:18.460later he re-enlisted training as a helicopter pilot so he was a helicopter pilot green beret1.00
06:10:24.800demolition expert okay you don't get those uh mos's by being a fucking retard0.99
06:10:31.640right that was basically special forces by being a green beret0.99