The Michael Knowles Show - July 04, 2025


YES or NO： Xaviaer DuRousseau


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Length

48 minutes

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Word count

9,507

Sentence count

1,072

Harmful content

Misogyny

46

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Toxicity

83

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Hate speech

53

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Summary

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The Yes or No Challenge is a game where you have to guess who's a Fed and who's not a Fed. In this case, it's rapper Xavier De Ruzicka and comedian Michael Grand-Ami.

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00:00:37.700 Michael, do you think you deserve a soft A, N-word pass?
00:00:41.880 I like standards. I like taboos.
00:00:43.660 It's a little ghetto.
00:00:44.600 On my mother's side, I'm Sicilian and Calabrese.
00:00:47.900 And the Sicilians, kind of African. 0.99
00:00:50.060 Are you black? 0.97
00:00:56.980 Welcome to Yes or No, the bibulous battle to discover who knows whom better. 0.97
00:01:10.220 My guest today is Xavier de Rousseau, mon grand ami.
00:01:16.500 How do we play?
00:01:17.260 I will ask Xavier a yes or no question.
00:01:19.560 He will select his answer away from my prying eyes.
00:01:22.000 Then I'll guess how he answered.
00:01:24.320 If I guess correctly, I get a point.
00:01:25.920 If I guess incorrectly, I lose a point.
00:01:28.420 No matter what, I will probably end up drinking.
00:01:31.220 Then it's Xavier's turn.
00:01:33.520 Neither of us has seen the questions beforehand.
00:01:35.880 Whoever has the most points at the end wins.
00:01:38.100 The stakes could be higher.
00:01:40.940 Good to see you, sir.
00:01:42.200 Great to see you.
00:01:42.960 Thank you for making it into the studio.
00:01:44.680 Thanks for having me.
00:01:45.440 What are you drinking?
00:01:46.080 A French 75. 0.89
00:01:47.120 That is a marvelously civilized drink.
00:01:49.960 Right.
00:01:50.560 I'm having a little less, maybe a bit of a sturdier drink,
00:01:53.560 but less civilized, less graceful.
00:01:55.160 A martini.
00:01:56.520 Chin chin to your health. 0.95
00:01:57.920 Look at that.
00:01:58.640 L'chaim.
00:01:59.160 Kevin L'chaim.
00:02:00.080 Kevin the bartender makes it very, very stiff and tall.
00:02:05.520 Mmm.
00:02:06.920 I'm very picky with my French 75s, 1.00
00:02:09.120 and this understood the assignment.
00:02:11.160 Wow.
00:02:11.780 Great.
00:02:12.180 Okay.
00:02:12.440 Now that you're a little liquored up,
00:02:14.460 there's usually a wager.
00:02:15.900 A wager on the game.
00:02:17.180 Absolutely.
00:02:17.720 Do you have anything you're trying to bet me?
00:02:18.760 Because you and I have one thing in common.
00:02:22.460 A few things, but one major thing.
00:02:24.100 We're both barbs.
00:02:25.000 Huge barbs.
00:02:25.900 We love Nicki Minaj.
00:02:26.720 Yeah, yeah, of course.
00:02:27.780 I want you to memorize a Nicki Minaj verse,
00:02:31.820 record yourself wrapping it,
00:02:33.360 and post it online.
00:02:34.580 Wow.
00:02:35.220 Oh, yes.
00:02:36.400 Okay.
00:02:37.040 Mm-hmm.
00:02:37.620 Happily.
00:02:38.420 In fact, I might do that if I win.
00:02:41.020 As you should.
00:02:41.820 Now, I've got a stiffer one for you,
00:02:45.940 because you have that very interesting hair.
00:02:48.220 I don't have,
00:02:48.660 your hair is like a blank canvas,
00:02:50.680 a tabula rasa.
00:02:52.520 Natural, by the way.
00:02:53.580 It's natural.
00:02:54.180 Yeah, I can tell.
00:02:55.780 I want you to imprint in dye or in scissors
00:03:01.700 my logo into your hair.
00:03:05.560 Okay.
00:03:06.380 Will you, will,
00:03:07.420 I don't want to,
00:03:08.040 I don't want to,
00:03:08.580 that's a steeper one than the one you offered me.
00:03:11.820 You know what?
00:03:12.280 I'm more than happy to be a walking billboard.
00:03:13.720 Let's go.
00:03:14.740 Let's go.
00:03:15.300 I should have had you do the Mayflower side,
00:03:16.620 but MK show, that's fine.
00:03:17.980 Okay.
00:03:19.240 You know the rules?
00:03:20.360 I do.
00:03:20.980 I don't.
00:03:24.120 Is Diddy a Fed?
00:03:27.260 I have to guess how you would answer,
00:03:28.780 so you lock in your answer,
00:03:29.740 and I'm going to guess.
00:03:31.160 Okay.
00:03:40.240 Yes, he's a Fed.
00:03:41.820 He's a Fed, right?
00:03:42.900 You are correct.
00:03:43.780 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:03:44.200 Okay, now we get to drink.
00:03:45.600 You know what?
00:03:46.060 Now, what does it mean?
00:03:46.780 Everyone's a Fed.
00:03:47.840 This guy's a Fed.
00:03:48.500 That guy's a Fed.
00:03:49.060 What does it even mean?
00:03:50.140 I mean, I understand the federal apparatus is very large,
00:03:52.260 and there are a lot of informants and things,
00:03:54.160 but what does it mean for Diddy to be a Fed?
00:03:57.040 You know, when I say Fed,
00:03:58.540 I feel like that means that you have some type of ties
00:04:01.020 to powerful entities
00:04:02.620 and the shadow government, essentially.
00:04:05.120 And when it comes to Diddy,
00:04:06.060 he had way too many things going on
00:04:08.560 for some high-level people to not know about it,
00:04:11.700 let alone not be involved.
00:04:13.040 So for him to have gotten away
00:04:14.320 with all of his nefarious behavior,
00:04:16.140 which even I knew about,
00:04:17.700 and I'm not even in that space,
00:04:19.200 for me to know about it for all these years,
00:04:21.000 it's like, okay,
00:04:22.240 everything in the dark is coming to the light,
00:04:23.800 and I feel like he must have either
00:04:25.400 ticked off the wrong person
00:04:27.040 or was just the lowest hanging fruit amongst the Feds.
00:04:29.740 But I really think it's because he got too sloppy
00:04:32.000 and the Feds had to cut him off
00:04:33.460 and this is why he's getting exposed.
00:04:35.040 Interesting, yeah.
00:04:35.800 Because that,
00:04:37.140 we have this idea he's a Fed,
00:04:38.380 like he's a double agent or something.
00:04:39.700 That's not usually the case.
00:04:41.040 But in any radical movement or criminal enterprise,
00:04:44.960 whether it's the Black Panthers
00:04:46.760 or the radical feminists or the neo-Nazis, 0.91
00:04:49.640 whatever, any of these people,
00:04:52.060 the federal government always kind of gets in there,
00:04:54.220 and often some of the big leaders,
00:04:56.260 even prominent figures,
00:04:57.560 are informing because the Feds get something on him
00:05:00.920 and they say, all right, well,
00:05:01.940 so with Diddy,
00:05:03.000 it's not that Diddy is like men in black,
00:05:05.080 he's being trained up at Langley or something.
00:05:06.740 It's just they got him on something
00:05:08.280 and they say, all right,
00:05:09.500 well, you're going to inform for us
00:05:10.600 or you're going to point us in the right direction
00:05:11.940 until the freak-offs just,
00:05:14.980 they run dry.
00:05:16.200 And you've got to arrest him.
00:05:17.560 They're all itching and burning
00:05:18.460 in Los Angeles and Miami.
00:05:20.180 It is so nasty. 0.89
00:05:21.140 Yeah, that's gross.
00:05:22.320 And I don't fully think Cassie's innocent either.
00:05:24.240 That's the wife or the girlfriend? 1.00
00:05:25.520 The girlfriend.
00:05:26.200 She's definitely a victim,
00:05:27.560 of a lot of abuse,
00:05:28.420 but she's not innocent either.
00:05:29.640 I mean, come on.
00:05:30.400 It's like, there comes a point
00:05:31.540 where it's like,
00:05:32.020 you are at this point an accomplice.
00:05:33.740 Wow.
00:05:33.880 You're telling me you're sitting around
00:05:35.120 watching all this abuse happen,
00:05:36.840 all this alleged trafficking happening,
00:05:39.860 and you for 10 years didn't say anything?
00:05:42.780 I can't believe you would victim blame like that.
00:05:44.640 Don't you know that women 1.00
00:05:45.780 are always completely innocent
00:05:47.060 and never do anything wrong?
00:05:48.160 Look.
00:05:48.440 According to the media?
00:05:49.280 I think there's a jail cell waiting for her, too. 1.00
00:05:51.360 Whoa.
00:05:52.020 Okay.
00:05:53.140 You're up.
00:05:53.480 Oh.
00:05:53.920 Mr. Knowles.
00:05:58.340 Mm-hmm.
00:05:59.140 Will Elon's falling out with Trump
00:06:00.840 hurt Tesla stocks more
00:06:02.040 than his original endorsement did?
00:06:12.060 You don't think that.
00:06:14.120 I do not think,
00:06:15.260 I was going back and forth, though,
00:06:16.480 because Elon,
00:06:18.240 it's kind of like his first campaign,
00:06:20.060 it seems like.
00:06:20.500 I remember my first campaign
00:06:21.540 when I was 19,
00:06:22.260 except he's a billionaire,
00:06:23.940 you know, super genius.
00:06:25.580 But it's like that first campaign
00:06:27.260 where you make a few missteps.
00:06:29.040 And so for him,
00:06:29.920 he had all these big companies.
00:06:31.420 He then signs up with Trump,
00:06:33.700 which damages his companies.
00:06:35.220 Mm-hmm.
00:06:35.940 So he alienates half of the customers.
00:06:38.360 Then he has a falling out with Trump
00:06:39.900 in a particularly hostile way.
00:06:42.520 So then he falls out
00:06:43.440 with other customers.
00:06:44.600 So at that point,
00:06:45.140 you think,
00:06:45.420 and he didn't even get
00:06:46.560 the electric vehicle credit out of it.
00:06:48.240 So you think,
00:06:48.920 okay, this guy made a lot
00:06:49.740 of bad calculations
00:06:50.720 for his businesses,
00:06:51.580 though maybe ideologically
00:06:53.020 he had the best intentions.
00:06:54.640 However,
00:06:55.840 the reason I had to say no is
00:06:57.280 they'll forgive you
00:07:00.020 if you just turn
00:07:02.020 on the right winger.
00:07:03.340 They will forgive you.
00:07:04.640 They'll forgive a member
00:07:05.600 of the Cheney family,
00:07:07.220 Liz Cheney.
00:07:07.760 They'll forgive the Cheneys. 1.00
00:07:08.820 They called that guy Darth Vader.
00:07:10.020 They will forgive the Cheneys. 1.00
00:07:11.660 They'll forgive the Bushes. 0.96
00:07:12.660 Bush was Hitler, too. 0.56
00:07:13.640 They'll forgive Adam Kinzinger.
00:07:15.520 I don't think anyone ever cared about.
00:07:16.760 But they'll forgive all these guys
00:07:18.200 if you just turn
00:07:20.260 on the right winger.
00:07:21.080 And I think in a long enough time frame,
00:07:22.660 that will be trivial on.
00:07:24.160 See, I feel like long term,
00:07:26.880 there's some element
00:07:27.660 to truth of that.
00:07:28.320 I think the left
00:07:28.800 eventually does forgive you
00:07:30.240 once you start drinking
00:07:31.200 all the Kool-Aid
00:07:31.820 that they want you to drink.
00:07:32.720 But I feel like
00:07:33.800 it is always going to be
00:07:34.760 more consequential
00:07:35.720 to align with Trump
00:07:36.980 than it's going to be
00:07:37.940 to condemn Trump.
00:07:40.420 So because of
00:07:41.700 the whole chaos
00:07:42.820 that started
00:07:43.520 when Elon started
00:07:44.440 associating with Trump,
00:07:45.340 I don't think it could get
00:07:46.380 any messier for him
00:07:47.620 with that.
00:07:48.460 So I don't think,
00:07:49.700 one,
00:07:49.980 that the left
00:07:50.440 is all suddenly
00:07:51.100 going to like him
00:07:51.920 because he started
00:07:52.500 beefing with Trump.
00:07:53.360 And I also don't think
00:07:54.520 that the right
00:07:55.040 is going to go out
00:07:56.040 of their way
00:07:56.480 to be against him either
00:07:57.620 because,
00:07:58.100 at the very least,
00:07:59.140 he gave us X.
00:08:00.400 Yeah, no,
00:08:00.860 I'm not against Elon.
00:08:02.400 I'm grateful to Elon.
00:08:03.740 It's like,
00:08:04.220 the only thing I'm against
00:08:05.000 with Elon,
00:08:05.520 it's like his whole,
00:08:06.420 you know,
00:08:07.080 baby mama thing. 0.99
00:08:07.780 He has way too many
00:08:08.260 baby mamas.
00:08:08.800 It's getting ghetto.
00:08:09.880 It's ghetto!
00:08:11.120 There's a phrase,
00:08:12.560 classy when you're rich, 0.97
00:08:14.140 trashy when you're poor. 0.71
00:08:15.360 And there are certain things,
00:08:16.540 like a buddy of mine
00:08:17.140 was explaining this to me,
00:08:18.120 like eating cheese
00:08:19.240 for dinner
00:08:19.720 is classy when you're rich 0.95
00:08:21.440 but trashy when you're poor. 0.90
00:08:22.600 Valid. 0.60
00:08:23.100 Having a ton of kids,
00:08:24.580 classy when you're rich, 0.97
00:08:25.540 trashy when you're poor. 0.98
00:08:26.920 So, like, 0.82
00:08:27.500 Elon kind of gets away with it
00:08:30.480 but, you know,
00:08:31.020 there's no question.
00:08:32.220 Conservatives say what we say
00:08:34.040 accurately about family
00:08:35.120 and we kind of gave Elon
00:08:36.580 a little bit of a pass
00:08:37.420 just because
00:08:37.860 he's really helped us.
00:08:39.040 He's on the team.
00:08:39.860 You form coalitions
00:08:40.620 of people who you don't agree
00:08:41.440 with on everything
00:08:41.960 and I agree.
00:08:43.080 I wouldn't turn on Elon
00:08:44.160 over it.
00:08:44.900 I'm grateful for what he did
00:08:46.040 but I don't know
00:08:47.020 that other right-wingers won't.
00:08:48.280 I think that's why Elon
00:08:49.120 tried to make up real quick.
00:08:50.840 See, I'm not anti-Elon at all
00:08:52.620 but, you know,
00:08:53.440 seeing him as an
00:08:54.540 African-American man,
00:08:55.780 I really don't want him
00:08:56.920 to be feeding into this
00:08:57.880 father absence stereotype
00:08:59.440 and right now
00:09:00.900 it is just so out of control.
00:09:02.260 The consummate African-American
00:09:03.740 in America.
00:09:05.040 No doubt about it.
00:09:06.040 No, yeah, you're right.
00:09:06.900 You're right.
00:09:07.340 Wow.
00:09:07.840 Because, like,
00:09:08.240 even Nick Cannon
00:09:09.060 gets a lot of flack
00:09:09.840 for all his kids
00:09:10.480 but at least it's, like,
00:09:11.660 a somewhat logical order.
00:09:13.500 It's like,
00:09:13.800 you look at the chart
00:09:15.020 of Elon's baby mamas,
00:09:16.520 it's like he is going
00:09:17.340 back and forth.
00:09:18.020 It is just too much.
00:09:19.040 That's too much.
00:09:20.320 That's sort of,
00:09:20.820 well, look, Genghis Khan.
00:09:22.500 You and I might both
00:09:23.400 be descended from Genghis Khan.
00:09:25.340 Okay.
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00:09:59.280 Before this prompt,
00:10:00.640 we have to watch this video.
00:10:01.560 She got up.
00:10:19.140 Give me a break.
00:10:20.040 That driver did 0.99
00:10:20.820 what they needed to do.
00:10:21.860 Yeah, okay.
00:10:22.400 So, well, here's the prompt.
00:10:23.800 This actually kind of helps
00:10:24.720 me with it.
00:10:25.580 Oh, dang it.
00:10:26.000 Is this totally justified?
00:10:28.800 Oh, no.
00:10:30.760 So, I'm going to answer
00:10:33.060 for you before you
00:10:33.940 even answer for me.
00:10:34.920 Right.
00:10:36.360 Well, I'm not going
00:10:37.080 to lie to you.
00:10:37.760 No doubt.
00:10:38.380 No doubt it's justified.
00:10:39.720 What would people say
00:10:42.640 it wouldn't be justified?
00:10:44.480 Because they'll say,
00:10:45.080 well, just whenever
00:10:45.700 you're in a car,
00:10:46.340 you don't have any right to,
00:10:47.620 you know, it's like a guy
00:10:48.300 walks out in the crosswalk.
00:10:49.600 You just always have to stop.
00:10:50.660 Well, it's like,
00:10:52.500 first of all, move.
00:10:54.060 Like, get out the way.
00:10:54.760 People have places to be.
00:10:56.660 Yeah.
00:10:56.820 Okay.
00:10:57.100 People have to go
00:10:58.200 get the rent paid.
00:10:59.200 People need to go
00:10:59.680 pick up their kids.
00:11:00.400 I'm like Elon.
00:11:01.120 People have things
00:11:02.180 that they need to go do.
00:11:03.460 And why are you
00:11:04.720 in the street?
00:11:05.760 And if you're stopping me
00:11:07.160 from getting to where
00:11:07.900 I need to go,
00:11:08.700 I basically feel kidnapped.
00:11:10.060 And that's what you're
00:11:10.620 not going to do to me.
00:11:12.040 So, these people...
00:11:12.480 Yeah, to me,
00:11:12.860 that's more it.
00:11:13.840 Because it's like,
00:11:14.500 look, I get angry.
00:11:15.620 Today, I don't know.
00:11:16.760 Twice a year,
00:11:17.360 I wake up on the wrong
00:11:18.040 side of the bed.
00:11:18.540 I was irritated
00:11:19.960 this morning.
00:11:20.480 I'm driving
00:11:21.160 and these people
00:11:21.820 are driving slow
00:11:22.560 and I'm weaving around
00:11:23.520 like I'm Vin Diesel
00:11:24.420 on the drive to the office.
00:11:26.460 But that's one thing.
00:11:27.480 Like, oh,
00:11:27.660 I've got to get to work
00:11:28.280 or whatever.
00:11:28.860 Another is,
00:11:29.820 imagine you've got
00:11:31.160 a sick kid in the car
00:11:31.940 and you're going
00:11:32.180 to the hospital.
00:11:32.940 Or, just imagine
00:11:33.840 you just have your kids
00:11:34.560 in the car 0.99
00:11:35.200 and you have these lunatics 1.00
00:11:37.220 who are threatening 0.99
00:11:37.700 violence around you.
00:11:40.040 Sorry, lady,
00:11:40.900 I'm hitting the accelerator.
00:11:42.900 Exactly.
00:11:43.220 And I'm totally justified
00:11:44.120 in doing it.
00:11:44.360 And it's illegal
00:11:44.780 in certain places.
00:11:46.060 You know,
00:11:46.360 I don't even have
00:11:47.000 to be busy.
00:11:47.780 I can be by myself
00:11:48.940 on the way to Pilates.
00:11:50.260 If you are in the way
00:11:52.120 of my vehicle,
00:11:53.300 you may just get hit. 0.73
00:11:55.160 You may just get hit.
00:11:56.300 They don't even need
00:11:56.840 to threaten you.
00:11:57.680 But if they're threatening me,
00:11:58.480 you know what I would say?
00:11:59.400 If they're threatening me,
00:12:00.100 I'd say I'd rather be judged
00:12:01.020 by 12 than carried by 6.
00:12:02.220 You know what I'm saying?
00:12:02.860 Oh.
00:12:03.380 You know what I'm saying, man?
00:12:04.080 Fair enough.
00:12:04.640 I'm not going to risk my life.
00:12:05.660 That's a little wisdom
00:12:06.320 from the streets.
00:12:06.960 All right, you're up.
00:12:07.500 I gave you that point.
00:12:09.080 Mm-hmm.
00:12:12.460 Mr. Knowles.
00:12:13.420 Mm-hmm.
00:12:14.680 So actually,
00:12:15.480 we need to watch this video
00:12:16.760 before the next prompt.
00:12:19.260 Can the black people 0.94
00:12:20.200 of Los Angeles 1.00
00:12:20.940 please stop stealing?
00:12:21.980 Because I just got
00:12:22.800 racially profiled
00:12:23.700 at a Nordstrom,
00:12:24.440 and I can't even be
00:12:25.240 fully mad at the sales rep
00:12:26.660 because y'all are committing
00:12:27.760 a disproportionate amount of crime.
00:12:29.440 Every time I see a video
00:12:30.400 of a Nordstrom
00:12:30.900 getting robbed,
00:12:31.500 who is it?
00:12:32.620 What do they look like?
00:12:38.360 That kind of jumped out
00:12:39.380 of me right there
00:12:39.940 at the end.
00:12:41.080 What do they look like?
00:12:42.160 They Irish, aren't they?
00:12:43.840 Not quite.
00:12:44.840 Okay, so what's the prompt?
00:12:46.060 So the question for you is,
00:12:48.340 Michael, do you think
00:12:49.280 you deserve a soft
00:12:50.460 A N-word pass?
00:12:53.100 Do, okay.
00:12:53.640 And you have to guess
00:12:55.260 how I would answer.
00:12:56.720 Yes.
00:13:01.960 I think you do.
00:13:05.920 You know why?
00:13:06.480 Hold on.
00:13:06.920 Before you,
00:13:07.560 so you think I think that.
00:13:08.780 I think that you think.
00:13:10.120 Why do I,
00:13:10.540 why do you,
00:13:11.540 do I think that?
00:13:12.160 Before we get into
00:13:12.740 whether you think
00:13:13.380 I actually deserve the pass,
00:13:15.100 why would I think that?
00:13:16.560 Well, I think
00:13:17.500 that you think that
00:13:18.500 because you're all
00:13:19.660 about free speech.
00:13:20.760 And I mean,
00:13:21.400 I feel like you shouldn't
00:13:22.100 be gatekept
00:13:22.880 from saying certain words.
00:13:24.380 But I like standards.
00:13:25.040 I feel like that's your mindset.
00:13:25.600 I like standards.
00:13:26.440 I like taboos.
00:13:27.900 I like politeness.
00:13:28.780 I like civilization.
00:13:30.140 I think there are certain people
00:13:31.160 who shouldn't go around
00:13:31.800 saying that word.
00:13:32.940 Why should I get a pass?
00:13:34.120 I think you're too classy.
00:13:34.360 I think you're too classy
00:13:35.080 to go around saying that.
00:13:36.600 It's a little ghetto.
00:13:37.520 Like I was very,
00:13:38.400 I deserved to be
00:13:39.400 a little ratchet in that moment
00:13:40.380 because I was pressed.
00:13:41.220 All I wanted was
00:13:41.720 some Prada boots.
00:13:42.320 Yeah, you got racially profiled.
00:13:43.280 Yes.
00:13:43.600 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:13:44.280 Can't blame them.
00:13:45.200 But I just wanted Chelsea boots 0.78
00:13:46.560 for Prada.
00:13:47.560 You know what I say
00:13:48.560 the reason I should be able
00:13:49.920 to say it,
00:13:50.380 even though I might not say it?
00:13:51.620 Hmm.
00:13:52.380 Because though I have
00:13:53.740 an Anglo side,
00:13:55.180 the Knowles side,
00:13:56.180 English,
00:13:56.820 comes from,
00:13:58.800 down from the Mayflower
00:13:59.640 even part of the family,
00:14:00.640 which is a great cigar company.
00:14:01.860 The Mayflower cigars.
00:14:03.020 But on my mother's side,
00:14:04.800 I'm Sicilian and Calabrese.
00:14:06.960 And the Sicilians,
00:14:09.660 kind of African.
00:14:11.100 They're the Africans of Europe. 1.00
00:14:12.520 Are you black?
00:14:13.360 I might be, 0.67
00:14:14.800 like I'm not,
00:14:15.360 I did the DNA test
00:14:16.860 where they can like
00:14:17.580 take your DNA
00:14:18.280 and clog you or whatever.
00:14:19.720 And it says I'm not African,
00:14:22.780 but I'm Sicilian.
00:14:24.780 And as Christopher Walken
00:14:26.140 might ask in that movie,
00:14:27.040 what's the difference?
00:14:27.860 I mean, if you round up,
00:14:29.000 it's basically the same.
00:14:30.120 Yes, yeah.
00:14:31.120 But I, okay,
00:14:31.700 now do you think
00:14:32.380 I should get the pass?
00:14:33.900 If you want one.
00:14:35.000 If I want one.
00:14:35.640 But do you think
00:14:36.100 anyone should get the pass?
00:14:37.120 Like it's just free speech,
00:14:38.100 whatever.
00:14:38.560 Look, I,
00:14:39.740 it's like black people 1.00
00:14:40.680 have too much going on 0.99
00:14:41.960 to be worried about
00:14:42.540 what other people have to say.
00:14:43.720 I really don't care.
00:14:45.060 Now, I will say like
00:14:46.600 white people, 0.79
00:14:47.140 you have to be careful 0.98
00:14:47.680 going around saying it 0.99
00:14:48.440 with other black people 0.93
00:14:49.120 because you know,
00:14:49.640 black people sometimes 1.00
00:14:50.300 choose violence. 1.00
00:14:51.240 Yeah.
00:14:51.440 For me personally,
00:14:52.300 it's like,
00:14:52.620 why do I care?
00:14:53.320 The amount of unhinged
00:14:54.160 things that I say,
00:14:55.420 please.
00:14:56.320 Yeah.
00:14:56.660 Please.
00:14:56.960 And I'm 2% Chinese.
00:14:58.160 So it's like,
00:14:58.960 I'm more worried
00:14:59.560 about Asian business
00:15:00.340 at this point
00:15:00.920 rather than like
00:15:01.680 this word
00:15:02.720 and this black folk business. 0.96
00:15:03.940 I don't care. 0.98
00:15:04.600 I also prefer,
00:15:05.400 I agree with you.
00:15:05.960 I don't like harsh racial slurs
00:15:07.600 of any sort.
00:15:08.560 I really don't like that.
00:15:09.400 I find them nasty. 1.00
00:15:10.600 Black people, 1.00
00:15:12.480 Mexicans, 0.80
00:15:13.180 Jews, 1.00
00:15:13.660 I don't like them. 0.98
00:15:14.580 But I do like
00:15:15.560 whimsical racial slurs.
00:15:17.280 Yeah.
00:15:17.500 So I like,
00:15:18.240 like actually speaking
00:15:19.280 of the Italian people,
00:15:21.000 there's a slur
00:15:21.700 among Italian Americans
00:15:22.940 for black people.
00:15:24.580 And you know what it is?
00:15:25.420 What is it?
00:15:25.860 Can I say,
00:15:26.320 I don't even know,
00:15:26.800 I guess I'll say whatever.
00:15:27.540 Most people don't.
00:15:29.220 Moulignan.
00:15:30.280 They say moulignan.
00:15:32.020 Mouli.
00:15:32.820 And moulignan
00:15:33.600 refers to
00:15:34.880 eggplant.
00:15:36.840 They call them
00:15:37.320 eggplants.
00:15:38.200 Which is kind of funny.
00:15:39.260 It's not like
00:15:39.740 that offensive.
00:15:40.500 It's not like
00:15:40.960 you're calling them
00:15:41.440 a terrible,
00:15:42.260 evil person. 0.99
00:15:43.140 You say the guy 0.99
00:15:43.660 looks like an eggplant.
00:15:44.340 Because the skin's darker. 0.78
00:15:45.860 Oh,
00:15:46.600 I thought it was
00:15:47.240 implying something
00:15:47.900 with like BBC.
00:15:50.900 I was like,
00:15:51.680 that is just so
00:15:52.420 oversexual.
00:15:53.380 That's so flattering.
00:15:54.940 Well,
00:15:55.140 thank you for that epithet.
00:15:56.320 Yeah.
00:15:56.660 I was going to say,
00:15:57.220 not every stereotype
00:15:58.000 is a slap in the face,
00:15:58.820 I guess.
00:16:00.520 Well,
00:16:00.960 you know,
00:16:01.280 the one that I'm pretty sure
00:16:02.320 in Mandarin,
00:16:03.040 I don't know how to say it,
00:16:04.340 but I'm pretty sure
00:16:05.280 it's the same word for ghost
00:16:06.720 is what they call 0.62
00:16:07.820 black people in China.
00:16:09.060 Is it what they call 0.91
00:16:09.420 black people?
00:16:10.240 You think that's what 0.98
00:16:10.960 they would call
00:16:11.240 white people?
00:16:12.140 You would think,
00:16:12.800 but it's like
00:16:13.160 when you turn the lights off,
00:16:13.880 you can't see us.
00:16:14.760 So it's like ghost.
00:16:16.220 That's what an old 1.00
00:16:16.960 co-worker of mine told me.
00:16:18.220 I don't know if he was
00:16:18.700 just trying to cook me
00:16:19.440 low key.
00:16:21.380 That's pretty good.
00:16:22.200 Okay.
00:16:22.500 All right.
00:16:22.760 That's pretty funny.
00:16:23.700 And you know what?
00:16:24.140 I totally would have 0.99
00:16:24.720 believed if you were black 0.98
00:16:25.600 because Knowles, 0.60
00:16:26.760 Beyonce Knowles.
00:16:27.880 Yes.
00:16:28.340 That's my cousin.
00:16:28.840 Is that your cousin?
00:16:29.220 My cousin.
00:16:29.840 You kind of look alike
00:16:30.780 if I squint.
00:16:31.280 We do.
00:16:31.820 And you've got to see
00:16:32.580 my dance moves.
00:16:33.680 Oh.
00:16:34.260 I taught her everything
00:16:35.260 she knows, actually.
00:16:36.380 Wow.
00:16:36.800 At the old Knowles
00:16:37.320 family reunions
00:16:38.040 in Kennebunkport.
00:16:39.340 Wow.
00:16:39.740 Yeah, yeah.
00:16:40.340 So it wasn't Tina Knowles.
00:16:41.700 No, no.
00:16:42.520 Certainly not.
00:16:43.240 Wow.
00:16:43.440 Actually, I sometimes get
00:16:44.280 on Google alerts and things,
00:16:47.820 I get things intended
00:16:48.840 for her father.
00:16:49.800 Because I think her dad's
00:16:50.580 name is Matthew Knowles.
00:16:51.500 But sometimes they write
00:16:52.120 Michael.
00:16:52.620 I confuse the two.
00:16:54.200 So anyway, all right.
00:16:54.980 Basically, the conclusion is
00:16:56.380 I can use whatever
00:16:57.260 racial slurs I want. 1.00
00:16:58.280 Period.
00:16:58.780 Right, okay.
00:16:59.600 Because I am a black man.
00:17:00.860 All right.
00:17:02.020 Hold on.
00:17:02.820 I have a lot more
00:17:03.800 pearls of wisdom.
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00:17:14.860 and vegetables daily,
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00:17:28.720 and veggie capsules every day
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00:18:07.460 I'm up.
00:18:09.000 Everyone is welcome
00:18:10.440 in the Republican Party,
00:18:11.320 in particular,
00:18:11.840 Nicki Minaj fans.
00:18:12.760 However,
00:18:13.160 we draw the line
00:18:14.020 at liking sexy,
00:18:15.340 two X's,
00:18:16.880 red,
00:18:17.680 two D's.
00:18:19.560 So,
00:18:20.060 barbs are in,
00:18:21.280 but the sexy red fans
00:18:22.860 are out.
00:18:25.740 Got to clear our buttons.
00:18:28.480 I
00:18:28.920 sort of know
00:18:31.580 who Nicki Minaj is,
00:18:32.540 as you well know.
00:18:34.320 She did a song
00:18:35.040 with Paul McCartney.
00:18:36.060 I have never heard
00:18:37.400 of sexy red.
00:18:38.640 Did she do a song
00:18:39.600 with Paul McCartney?
00:18:39.980 She did.
00:18:40.560 She did a song.
00:18:42.060 Oh, no,
00:18:42.380 I'm thinking of Rihanna.
00:18:43.080 That's Rihanna. 1.00
00:18:43.660 That was Rihanna. 1.00
00:18:44.380 Other Caribbean.
00:18:44.880 Other, yeah.
00:18:45.960 And Kanye did one with him,
00:18:47.200 which is actually very good.
00:18:48.060 It's my favorite Kanye song.
00:18:49.200 Four or five seconds?
00:18:50.140 No, that one's not that good.
00:18:51.720 The,
00:18:52.080 what's the one?
00:18:53.160 The only one.
00:18:54.060 Only one to bop.
00:18:54.620 You are my only one.
00:18:55.980 That's a great song.
00:18:56.500 I play that on guitar.
00:18:57.340 It's nice.
00:18:57.940 Okay.
00:18:59.500 Well, I just confused,
00:19:00.860 are they both Caribbean?
00:19:02.460 Rihanna and Nicki Minaj are.
00:19:04.020 They're both Caribbean.
00:19:04.680 Yeah,
00:19:04.980 and they both low-key like Trump.
00:19:06.480 Yeah, all right.
00:19:07.520 Rihanna too?
00:19:08.260 Oh, yes.
00:19:08.860 Let's go.
00:19:09.640 Let's go.
00:19:10.440 Well, until they started beefing
00:19:11.760 because then Trump came after Rihanna,
00:19:13.660 which you never come after
00:19:14.400 a bad gal like Riri. 0.90
00:19:15.660 Yeah, yeah.
00:19:16.100 Because that's just going to get ugly.
00:19:16.860 I would have advised him of that.
00:19:18.460 I would have said,
00:19:19.020 don't ever,
00:19:19.640 Mr. President,
00:19:20.140 under any circumstances,
00:19:21.100 go after a bad gal like Riri. 1.00
00:19:22.720 Right.
00:19:23.060 You have to move safely these days.
00:19:24.620 People are crazy.
00:19:25.520 Like, Rihanna will pull up on you 0.97
00:19:26.700 in a Sri Lanka,
00:19:27.540 for sure, dude.
00:19:28.880 I've said it for months.
00:19:30.980 So,
00:19:31.340 so Sexy Red is different.
00:19:34.820 And I've got to figure out
00:19:35.900 what you think about Sexy Red.
00:19:40.540 And the question again,
00:19:41.720 was Sexy Red fans
00:19:43.120 or Sexy Red herself? 1.00
00:19:46.620 We draw the line at liking Sexy Red.
00:19:49.340 So, it is the fans.
00:19:50.620 Specifically,
00:19:51.480 no Sexy Red fans are allowed in the GOP.
00:19:54.340 Though, presumably, Sexy Red,
00:19:55.640 well, I assume Sexy Red likes herself. 1.00
00:19:58.500 So, that should be included.
00:19:59.580 If she doesn't like herself,
00:20:00.560 then she could be permitted
00:20:01.320 in the Republican Party.
00:20:02.500 I would say,
00:20:02.840 you would say...
00:20:03.920 Hold on,
00:20:04.260 I've got to vote still.
00:20:05.020 I'm still thinking this out.
00:20:06.300 Everyone's allowed in,
00:20:08.260 except for Sexy Red fans. 0.90
00:20:10.800 Hmm.
00:20:13.540 Hmm.
00:20:13.820 You would say no.
00:20:19.040 You,
00:20:19.840 correct.
00:20:20.420 Because you want,
00:20:21.800 no matter what the deal is
00:20:23.140 with Mademoiselle Red,
00:20:25.420 you want,
00:20:26.600 you want as many people
00:20:27.900 to come into the party as possible.
00:20:30.000 You are correct.
00:20:31.000 Who is Sexy Red? 1.00
00:20:32.200 So, Sexy Red,
00:20:33.840 basically a stripper. 1.00
00:20:34.980 Okay.
00:20:35.300 With a long red wig.
00:20:36.960 And she,
00:20:38.180 she's a hoochie mama. 1.00
00:20:39.380 I think she prides herself
00:20:40.840 in having hoochie coochie 0.99
00:20:41.920 is one of her,
00:20:43.240 you know...
00:20:43.620 Gucci or hoochie coochie? 0.97
00:20:45.160 Yeah.
00:20:45.540 She prides herself in that.
00:20:47.500 So, 0.65
00:20:48.060 she is a very ratchet female 1.00
00:20:50.000 who makes songs like,
00:20:51.600 get it sexy,
00:20:52.760 get it sexy,
00:20:53.540 I don't know,
00:20:53.900 you heard that?
00:20:54.280 Or Pound Town?
00:20:54.900 Oh,
00:20:55.020 I listen to it all the time.
00:20:55.960 Have you ever heard of Pound Town?
00:20:56.720 That's my alarm clock,
00:20:57.640 actually.
00:20:57.980 I wake up every morning.
00:20:59.220 Yeah.
00:20:59.620 And it goes like...
00:21:01.460 Pound Town,
00:21:02.360 just left Pound Town.
00:21:04.160 Her,
00:21:04.700 you know,
00:21:05.180 coochie is pink
00:21:06.040 and her booty hole is brown. 1.00
00:21:09.060 You see the vision? 0.89
00:21:10.720 Don't think about it too much.
00:21:11.740 I'd like to spoon my mind's eye out,
00:21:13.880 actually,
00:21:14.340 after that vision.
00:21:15.240 Yeah.
00:21:15.720 You might have to repent
00:21:16.560 if you go watch anything
00:21:17.560 that she does.
00:21:18.560 But that being said...
00:21:19.480 I'm repenting this conversation
00:21:20.400 right now.
00:21:21.100 Yeah, okay.
00:21:21.660 Hold on.
00:21:22.940 So,
00:21:23.620 she's... 1.00
00:21:24.260 Because do you remember,
00:21:25.020 there was a girl,
00:21:25.860 like,
00:21:26.220 five years ago
00:21:27.120 called Cupcake.
00:21:28.660 Do you remember her?
00:21:29.300 Cupcake-a-freak, 0.98
00:21:30.240 Marilyn Monroe.
00:21:32.520 Remember,
00:21:33.040 she was like...
00:21:33.680 I remember someone said,
00:21:34.620 they were like,
00:21:34.880 Michael,
00:21:35.300 look at this person Lizzo.
00:21:36.340 And I was like,
00:21:36.720 man,
00:21:37.060 those videos are obscene 0.98
00:21:38.200 and disgusting. 0.83
00:21:39.320 And they're like, 0.93
00:21:39.740 well,
00:21:40.280 that's like Donna Reed 0.99
00:21:41.560 compared to Cupcake.
00:21:43.020 And I looked at a Cupcake thing
00:21:44.380 on YouTube.
00:21:44.800 It was on YouTube.
00:21:45.640 But it was,
00:21:46.320 like,
00:21:46.740 just porn. 0.55
00:21:47.660 Like, 0.94
00:21:47.940 really, 0.98
00:21:48.680 really gross porn. 0.98
00:21:49.860 Yeah, 0.96
00:21:49.880 objectively.
00:21:50.620 So,
00:21:51.180 you're saying Sexy Red
00:21:52.140 is kind of like that.
00:21:53.020 So,
00:21:53.300 Sexy Red is like that. 1.00
00:21:55.260 She's very vulgar. 1.00
00:21:56.680 But the thing is,
00:21:57.340 it's like,
00:21:57.540 when it comes to the GOP,
00:21:58.560 we need every vote
00:21:59.220 that we can't get these days.
00:22:00.360 It's like,
00:22:00.680 I really don't care
00:22:01.660 about how you live your life
00:22:02.880 when it comes to elections.
00:22:04.640 Now,
00:22:04.920 when it comes to,
00:22:05.460 like,
00:22:05.600 the conservative movement,
00:22:06.640 it's like,
00:22:07.180 you know,
00:22:08.260 there has to be a little bit
00:22:09.220 of gatekeeping there.
00:22:10.020 Interesting.
00:22:10.520 A little bit of gatekeeping.
00:22:11.400 So,
00:22:11.660 would you say then,
00:22:13.080 for the voting,
00:22:15.600 you would say,
00:22:16.300 hey,
00:22:17.480 neo-Nazis, 0.95
00:22:19.340 Bolsheviks,
00:22:20.220 I don't know,
00:22:20.560 any,
00:22:20.840 like,
00:22:21.300 disreputable people,
00:22:22.480 vote Republican.
00:22:23.400 We want you to vote Republican.
00:22:25.040 We just don't want you
00:22:25.780 in the conservative movement.
00:22:26.580 This is going to sound insane,
00:22:27.580 but I don't care
00:22:28.240 if someone literally
00:22:29.020 wants to enslave me personally.
00:22:31.100 When it comes to the elections,
00:22:33.560 I need you to vote
00:22:34.960 the way that I need you to vote.
00:22:36.300 Because,
00:22:36.960 at the end of the day,
00:22:37.640 I want my taxes low
00:22:38.560 and I want the government
00:22:39.180 out of my business.
00:22:40.140 Yeah,
00:22:40.260 okay.
00:22:40.620 Now,
00:22:40.820 Sexy Red, 1.00
00:22:41.880 she does love Trump.
00:22:42.760 I actually just met her.
00:22:43.860 Really?
00:22:44.300 We made amends
00:22:45.020 because I've had
00:22:45.980 a notorious beef
00:22:46.900 with her and her friend,
00:22:49.260 Sukiyana,
00:22:50.000 also known as,
00:22:51.000 I think it's
00:22:51.580 Suki with the good coochie
00:22:52.740 is her name.
00:22:53.540 That doesn't even rhyme.
00:22:54.620 It doesn't.
00:22:55.200 It would be one thing
00:22:55.960 if her name was Suchi.
00:22:57.140 Suchi.
00:22:57.560 But it's Suki. 0.98
00:22:58.440 It's Sukiyana the goat. 0.96
00:22:59.580 And you probably know Sukiyana.
00:23:01.900 She was the one,
00:23:03.200 what does she go viral for recently? 0.98
00:23:05.060 Oh,
00:23:05.500 it was because
00:23:06.100 someone asked her
00:23:06.920 during an interview
00:23:07.680 something about being
00:23:08.960 a musician.
00:23:10.140 Mind you,
00:23:10.400 she's a rapper. 1.00
00:23:11.300 And she's like,
00:23:11.920 what does that mean?
00:23:12.420 Make magic or something?
00:23:13.940 And she didn't understand.
00:23:14.560 Oh, that girl, 1.00
00:23:14.860 she was great.
00:23:15.680 Yeah.
00:23:15.980 She was great.
00:23:16.460 I actually loved her content.
00:23:18.000 Really?
00:23:18.520 Yes.
00:23:18.800 I thought that whole bit,
00:23:19.800 look,
00:23:20.020 it was obviously scripted.
00:23:21.360 It was hilarious.
00:23:22.120 I think it was scripted.
00:23:23.660 No.
00:23:23.900 I'm convinced it was scripted.
00:23:25.340 You can't convince me it wasn't.
00:23:26.600 Her intelligence is like, 0.98
00:23:28.420 five.
00:23:30.640 Like her IQ is like low-key five. 0.74
00:23:33.040 Is it like the bell curve meme
00:23:34.800 where it's like the person
00:23:36.000 with the zero IQ
00:23:37.300 and the 200 IQ
00:23:38.580 have the,
00:23:38.980 they basically believe
00:23:39.800 the same stuff?
00:23:40.600 Basically.
00:23:41.200 Okay.
00:23:41.560 I would be shocked
00:23:43.200 if she wore shoes
00:23:44.160 that weren't Velcro.
00:23:45.160 No shade.
00:23:45.860 Wow.
00:23:46.200 And that is
00:23:47.060 Sexy Red's best friend,
00:23:48.540 at least in the industry.
00:23:49.520 Okay.
00:23:49.800 And Sexy Red, 0.96
00:23:50.720 I just met her recently.
00:23:52.240 Yeah.
00:23:52.440 And we made amends.
00:23:53.960 And you know,
00:23:54.660 I said to her,
00:23:55.580 I'm like,
00:23:56.100 okay,
00:23:56.700 you know what?
00:23:57.900 You're going to do your thing?
00:23:59.160 You like Trump?
00:24:00.300 Yeah.
00:24:01.560 That's all that matters.
00:24:02.340 I'm like,
00:24:02.580 just don't go,
00:24:03.320 just at least,
00:24:03.980 at the very least,
00:24:04.820 don't go and push
00:24:05.680 all this woke stuff
00:24:06.440 that I know you don't believe in.
00:24:07.580 Sexy?
00:24:08.280 Yeah.
00:24:08.560 And what did Sexy say?
00:24:09.760 She said,
00:24:10.240 you know what?
00:24:10.740 I want to go to the White House,
00:24:11.860 but you can't tell nobody,
00:24:12.680 but I'm telling you.
00:24:13.480 You just told a bunch of people
00:24:14.860 on the internet.
00:24:15.420 All Sexy Red does 0.80
00:24:16.580 is lie and scam 1.00
00:24:17.580 black people. 0.99
00:24:18.760 Really? 0.98
00:24:19.120 Okay.
00:24:19.340 Yes.
00:24:19.760 Wow.
00:24:20.160 Yes.
00:24:20.580 But you know,
00:24:21.000 she was a sweet lady.
00:24:22.000 She also did say free diddy.
00:24:23.640 That was crazy.
00:24:25.020 That was a little crazy.
00:24:26.080 She's very pro-diddy.
00:24:27.560 Yeah.
00:24:28.360 Not me putting her business out there.
00:24:29.600 I'm kind of shady for that,
00:24:30.620 but I did what I had to do.
00:24:31.760 Wow.
00:24:32.300 She's pro-diddy.
00:24:33.780 Kanye's anti-diddy.
00:24:35.340 Correct. 0.83
00:24:36.160 Kanye's anti-Jewish.
00:24:37.840 Well, you should know. 0.69
00:24:38.640 Kanye is pro-diddy.
00:24:40.120 He's pro-diddy.
00:24:40.540 I thought he called him a Fed.
00:24:42.280 Yes.
00:24:42.960 But he's still pro-diddy.
00:24:44.460 Pro-diddy.
00:24:45.060 But Kanye's also pro-Trump.
00:24:46.760 Yes.
00:24:47.040 But Trump is pro-Israel.
00:24:49.240 Right.
00:24:50.420 But Kanye's anti-Israel.
00:24:52.460 And Sexy Red is friends with Coochie Mama. 1.00
00:24:56.440 Right.
00:24:56.880 The math is mathing.
00:24:58.040 Yeah.
00:24:58.520 Okay.
00:24:59.160 All right.
00:24:59.600 Wow.
00:25:00.220 I'm dizzy.
00:25:01.420 Me too.
00:25:01.800 And I've only had like five sips of this martini.
00:25:05.140 You're up.
00:25:06.420 Shout out to Sexy Red. 1.00
00:25:07.700 Mm-hmm.
00:25:08.780 Hi, sexy. 1.00
00:25:11.240 Is that funny?
00:25:12.220 I'm saying hello.
00:25:12.700 Reparations would be worth the price if we never had to talk about race again.
00:25:25.360 I don't think you believe that at all.
00:25:27.180 I don't.
00:25:27.740 Why don't I believe it?
00:25:29.120 For a number of reasons.
00:25:30.620 Because first of all, we have to talk about race.
00:25:33.540 Yes.
00:25:33.920 Because even if we pay reparations, which that's a hot mess within itself.
00:25:38.240 Because how are you going to differentiate of who deserves what and like who's actually
00:25:42.820 the sense of slaves.
00:25:43.800 And it's just so unnecessary.
00:25:44.780 Yeah.
00:25:44.960 You think about some like Mexican who's half Spanish and half Quechua or something.
00:25:51.560 Well, what is he?
00:25:52.780 Is he oppressed or oppressor?
00:25:54.540 He's half and half.
00:25:55.300 Does it cancel out and he doesn't get a penny?
00:25:56.660 He's got to pay half.
00:25:57.520 He's got to get accepted.
00:25:58.360 What does he get?
00:25:58.680 It doesn't make any sense.
00:25:59.540 Right.
00:25:59.840 It's like it just doesn't make any sense at all.
00:26:02.500 But then the thing is, is even if we pay the reparations, we're still going to have
00:26:05.700 racial issues if we're being honest.
00:26:07.380 We're still because so many demographics are out of control.
00:26:11.680 I mean, let's be so honest.
00:26:12.580 If we're talking about statistics speaking, it's like we have to talk about crime in the
00:26:16.720 black community and we have to talk about why things like BLM should never come back
00:26:21.700 again.
00:26:22.780 And yet it's like the mindset is not going to leave just because we're not talking about
00:26:28.000 race doesn't mean that the mindset and the victim mentality and the poor illiteracy rates
00:26:33.640 and all these different issues are ever going to go away.
00:26:36.200 Right.
00:26:36.600 Yeah.
00:26:36.880 We talk about things as human beings.
00:26:38.660 And the other reason is race is good. 0.67
00:26:43.900 Races are good.
00:26:44.880 We have a diversity of life.
00:26:47.560 This was given to us by God in Providence.
00:26:50.800 And it's good.
00:26:51.820 It's kind of interesting.
00:26:52.580 I like the variety and the spice of it.
00:26:55.020 I like to travel and see different peoples and have different customs.
00:26:58.640 And actually, I'll go even further.
00:27:01.120 There's nothing wrong with having a special affection for your own family, first of all,
00:27:07.640 and your own community and even your own race.
00:27:10.200 Joe DiMaggio, you know, the Italians, Joe DiMaggio hits a home run.
00:27:16.280 It's fine for the Italian Americans to say like, ah, attaboy, Joe. 1.00
00:27:19.600 Yeah.
00:27:19.780 You don't want that to be taken to, you know, be cruel or to hate other races, you know,
00:27:26.880 just like you wouldn't want to take your special love of your family to mean that you hate other families or something like that.
00:27:31.480 Right.
00:27:31.680 But there's nothing wrong with having a kind of a special affection for people who are like you.
00:27:35.840 Exactly.
00:27:36.380 And it's like, there's also just cultural things that are just difficult to explain to other cultures
00:27:40.200 because I can only argue so much with white people about why you're supposed to rinse off your chicken before you cook it.
00:27:44.860 Yeah.
00:27:45.160 Do you rinse your chicken?
00:27:46.880 Yes.
00:27:47.520 What is wrong with eating clean meat?
00:27:49.660 Yeah.
00:27:49.940 Wow.
00:27:50.340 But doesn't it, I don't know anything.
00:27:51.560 I mean, I don't cook chicken.
00:27:52.860 Well, Elisa cooks chicken.
00:27:54.580 And I don't, and I know, I know actually one white person who will bleach her food before she, a little bit. 1.00
00:28:01.300 See, that's why I don't eat at everybody's house because that's just insane.
00:28:05.420 But the argument is, is people are like, they say two things.
00:28:07.840 They'll say that when you rinse the chicken, it spreads the salmonella all over.
00:28:11.360 Oh, yeah, I've heard that.
00:28:11.940 It's like, so you're telling me that you don't clean your sink after you're done cooking is what I'm hearing.
00:28:16.140 Or you just eat the salmonella.
00:28:17.240 But I guess you cook it.
00:28:18.140 Well, then that's the other part.
00:28:19.460 They say that you cook it and it kills the salmonella, but it's like, okay,
00:28:22.600 but it doesn't kill the fact that this chicken was dropped on the floor, kicked around,
00:28:27.780 thrown back on the conveyor belt.
00:28:29.120 Well, sometimes you'll see a little hair, a little dirt, a little, you know,
00:28:32.260 well, not at the places I shop.
00:28:33.220 I go to Air One.
00:28:34.340 What?
00:28:35.300 Hold on.
00:28:35.860 Prager's paying too much these days.
00:28:37.300 If you're going to Air One, that is like the fancy, that's some nice,
00:28:41.780 that's like Gavin Newsom grocery store.
00:28:43.940 Mr. Knowles.
00:28:44.580 Now, you and I both know that is not the case.
00:28:47.360 I make more outside of PragerU than at PragerU.
00:28:49.940 Let's be so thrilled.
00:28:50.820 Those non-profit dollars don't go that far, okay?
00:28:54.880 You make a great point.
00:28:56.260 Oh, you almost just got me a call from HR.
00:28:58.040 Yeah, no, you make a great point.
00:28:59.720 No, but, okay, so I agree.
00:29:02.040 The different cultural practices are great.
00:29:03.960 Mm-hmm.
00:29:04.340 And, like, there's no, I don't know, like, this whole idea,
00:29:07.980 if only we could not talk about race anymore,
00:29:10.560 I think, why do we not want to talk about race?
00:29:12.420 And you know what?
00:29:13.100 It's important to talk about race, too,
00:29:14.440 because we have to talk about history.
00:29:16.720 And talking about race doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing.
00:29:19.860 Yeah, I agree, I agree.
00:29:21.080 I love talking about black history.
00:29:22.160 There's such a stick, I hate what Black History Month has become.
00:29:25.600 Yeah.
00:29:25.900 Black History Month has become this, like, constant peddling of...
00:29:29.300 Communist-led.
00:29:29.900 ...victim oppression.
00:29:31.080 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:29:31.400 Yeah, like, all of that type of stuff.
00:29:33.160 And it's like, until the day I die,
00:29:35.320 the black American story is going to be what we did to overcome adversity
00:29:39.720 and how far we have come as a society.
00:29:41.860 Yeah, yeah.
00:29:42.160 Because you have over 2 million black millionaires in America today.
00:29:45.520 You have so many self-made black billionaires. 0.96
00:29:47.820 Yeah, yeah.
00:29:48.100 You have all this black excellence that's worth talking about.
00:29:51.180 When I teach my kids and grandkids one day about the black American story,
00:29:54.980 I'm going to say, this is how it started, and this is how far we've come.
00:29:58.920 Yeah, yeah.
00:29:59.140 That's a beautiful thing.
00:30:00.240 Right.
00:30:00.360 So we should be able to talk about that for various demographics,
00:30:03.860 especially when we're talking about American history.
00:30:06.280 So, no, talking about race isn't always a bad thing.
00:30:08.680 Yeah, okay, that's great.
00:30:09.860 But reparations is ghetto. 0.89
00:30:11.180 Yeah, it is ghetto, and it's completely unworkable. 1.00
00:30:13.440 All right, I totally agree.
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00:30:41.560 Okay, now, this is the rapid-fire round.
00:30:51.020 Okay, now remind me.
00:30:52.480 So I just constantly go, like, no time to think, basically, full send.
00:30:55.920 No time to think.
00:30:56.540 I'm going to go three right in a row,
00:30:58.340 and you go boom, boom, two, boom, boom, three, boom, boom.
00:31:02.340 Maybe we'll drink a little bit along the way.
00:31:03.660 Okay.
00:31:03.940 Is it okay to racially profile?
00:31:10.700 Yes.
00:31:11.520 Yes.
00:31:12.220 Is there at least some evidence that the Earth might be flat?
00:31:18.380 I should have guessed yes!
00:31:19.840 God, man, I was going to...
00:31:21.140 Oh, man, all right.
00:31:23.000 Is Black History Month worse than Pride Month? 1.00
00:31:25.300 Ooh.
00:31:31.260 No.
00:31:32.120 Yeah!
00:31:32.560 It's out.
00:31:32.900 Oh, man, I should have guessed.
00:31:34.520 As I'm pushing, I'm like, oh, man, I blew it on the flat Earth.
00:31:37.260 Okay.
00:31:38.540 Oh, what's the evidence?
00:31:40.060 Okay, I'm not saying that the Earth is flat, necessarily.
00:31:42.360 No, you're just saying there's some evidence.
00:31:45.020 There's at least a little that it might not be fully round, either.
00:31:48.000 Okay, hear me out.
00:31:49.160 Okay, okay.
00:31:51.120 I am not a flat Earther.
00:31:52.720 Uh-huh.
00:31:53.820 That's, like, the preface that a flat Earther makes.
00:31:56.020 Well, I'm not.
00:31:57.620 Oh, no. 0.96
00:31:58.500 This is what they do when the people who think vaccines, like, turn the frogs gay. 0.85
00:32:01.420 They're like, no, I'm not anti-vaccine. 0.98
00:32:03.980 I just think they're all bad for you and turn your frogs gay. 1.00
00:32:07.780 Look. 0.99
00:32:08.680 Yeah.
00:32:09.100 Okay, so what's the...
00:32:10.340 You're not a flat Earther, but...
00:32:11.820 I think I'm at the point where I will entertain, at least entertain, almost any conspiracy.
00:32:19.060 And there was a colleague I had years ago that would spend hours a day, because we were
00:32:24.800 so bored of that job, hours a day telling me all the reasons why he thought that the
00:32:28.500 Earth was flat. 1.00
00:32:29.300 And I think majority of it is idiotic. 1.00
00:32:31.680 I really do. 1.00
00:32:32.420 But I am just so jaded and blackpilled about all the things that we've been lied about.
00:32:36.940 Yeah, yeah.
00:32:37.140 It's like, again, I don't necessarily know if the Earth is flat, but at least it could
00:32:42.940 possibly not be fully round.
00:32:44.680 Yeah, you're saying it could be ovular.
00:32:46.820 It could be.
00:32:47.540 Or conical, perhaps.
00:32:48.160 It could be.
00:32:48.860 Because, you know what, in retrospect, because, you know, I had to do the rapid fire, I probably
00:32:52.160 should have said no, because now people are going to think I'm the same.
00:32:54.240 Hold on.
00:32:54.520 Do I get my point if he said no?
00:32:56.580 Do I...
00:32:56.880 He just said he might have said no.
00:32:58.320 I said might.
00:32:59.200 Ugh.
00:32:59.560 That's awful.
00:33:01.240 That's awful.
00:33:02.120 Okay.
00:33:02.820 But I don't know.
00:33:03.980 It's just, I don't trust anything anymore, so...
00:33:07.500 I get that.
00:33:08.740 It's like, it's one of these things where I think, like, what's the most based thing
00:33:14.640 to think?
00:33:15.720 And then you start, like, on the flat Earth thing.
00:33:17.920 In a way, you think, well, the flat Earth, that's the most base, trad, classical thing
00:33:22.180 to think.
00:33:22.460 But actually, the flat Earth really is an idea more from the Enlightenment and the Renaissance,
00:33:27.960 or really post-Renaissance, Enlightenment, that is mocking people in the supposed dark
00:33:33.080 ages who supposedly thought the Earth was flat, even though we've known the Earth is
00:33:36.460 spherical since antiquity.
00:33:39.100 So you're like, okay, well, hold on, that's like a fake-out.
00:33:41.320 That's like a reverse Uno trad idea, because it's actually kind of modern.
00:33:45.100 But you know, and there are all these things that are kind of like that.
00:33:47.560 But in any case, I'm just trying to cope because I lost the point.
00:33:51.200 You're up.
00:33:51.520 I just don't believe anything, because at this point, it's like, I don't even think
00:33:56.800 the moon landing happened.
00:33:57.940 You don't.
00:33:58.380 I think that's a lie.
00:33:59.100 That might be a question.
00:33:59.960 Maybe that's going to be a question.
00:34:00.680 You know what?
00:34:01.260 Let me not do too much.
00:34:03.840 Rapid fire.
00:34:05.660 Will Republicans hold either the House or Senate in 2026?
00:34:10.320 Hold on.
00:34:11.260 Either the House or Senate?
00:34:12.800 Either.
00:34:12.920 So if they hold one, then the answer is yes.
00:34:16.460 Correct.
00:34:16.860 Okay.
00:34:21.220 Should Justin Bieber...
00:34:21.960 Hold on.
00:34:22.160 You got to...
00:34:22.640 Did I get it right or wrong?
00:34:23.520 Did he get it right or wrong?
00:34:24.500 He got it right.
00:34:25.040 Okay.
00:34:25.240 I think maybe the Senate.
00:34:26.300 At least one of them.
00:34:27.640 Should Justin Bieber be in a conservatorship?
00:34:33.120 Yes, he should.
00:34:34.080 You think so?
00:34:34.900 Get that point back, baby.
00:34:35.680 Oh, wow.
00:34:36.440 Probably he should.
00:34:37.500 Probably he should.
00:34:38.760 I kind of agree.
00:34:39.480 I didn't think you would be for it.
00:34:41.660 I think probably he should.
00:34:42.900 Yeah.
00:34:43.120 Is dyed blonde hair cultural appropriation?
00:34:48.020 Wow.
00:34:57.720 I don't think you think that.
00:34:58.580 Yes, it is.
00:34:59.440 What?
00:35:00.040 It's appropriating the culture of the early 2000s.
00:35:04.340 That's what it is.
00:35:05.560 You know what the T on that is?
00:35:07.300 It's because as a kid, I always wanted Frosted Tips.
00:35:10.020 Yes, I know.
00:35:10.500 You cannot have convinced me I wasn't a pop star.
00:35:12.400 My mother, in about 2001 or something, I was like 11 years old, and my mother said,
00:35:18.120 Michael, because all the kids, we're talking like, in some cases, you know, manly kids,
00:35:24.080 but they got, not like that.
00:35:26.680 You just kind of dyed the whole thing.
00:35:27.700 I'm talking Frosted Tips.
00:35:29.100 And she was like, do you want to get Frosted Tips this summer?
00:35:31.900 I was like, no.
00:35:34.220 Like, I've had the same haircut since I was six.
00:35:36.140 I've had the exact same haircut since I was six.
00:35:38.120 I believe that.
00:35:38.960 Yes.
00:35:39.200 And before that, at age five, it was just slightly more to the side.
00:35:42.320 But it was almost the same haircut.
00:35:43.760 Wow.
00:35:44.260 Yes.
00:35:44.680 So I could not, but I remember that period, those halcyon days of the early 2000s.
00:35:49.900 And that's what you're appropriating.
00:35:51.780 Wow.
00:35:52.220 So who won?
00:35:53.260 Oh, no, it's the final.
00:35:54.000 Hold on.
00:35:54.520 You know what it is?
00:35:55.740 It's time for the final round.
00:35:57.140 Oh, goodness.
00:35:58.140 Remind me how this works.
00:35:59.460 Yeah, I wish I could.
00:36:00.460 I think I pull this up.
00:36:03.700 I pull up a final question.
00:36:06.040 We guess on our pin pads, or we answer on our pin pads how we would answer that question
00:36:10.500 for ourselves.
00:36:11.280 And we guess with our drinks.
00:36:13.300 And then we're going to move the drink based on how we think the other person would answer.
00:36:18.500 Final round. 0.59
00:36:22.020 Should gay men be allowed to adopt children? 1.00
00:36:24.640 How would you answer?
00:36:36.580 Correct?
00:36:38.000 Correct.
00:36:38.440 Two points to each.
00:36:39.220 Let's go.
00:36:40.940 Let's go.
00:36:41.880 Okay.
00:36:42.820 All right.
00:36:44.420 You know.
00:36:45.460 Last one.
00:36:47.560 It's just one of those things.
00:36:49.740 You just can't do it.
00:36:50.800 Yeah.
00:36:51.460 You just can't.
00:36:52.080 It's like.
00:36:52.840 Kids need their mom. 0.99
00:36:54.700 I am a little more classically liberal in the sense of like when it comes to St.
00:36:59.420 Francisco Franco is more classically liberal than I am.
00:37:02.060 But yes.
00:37:03.220 You think you have these, you know, open, more open-minded views.
00:37:06.440 Because when it comes to marriage, I'm a little bit more classically liberal on that
00:37:10.400 because I view that there's a difference between biblical marriage recognized by God
00:37:14.480 and the American systemic institutional contract of a marriage.
00:37:18.900 Which no longer exists.
00:37:20.100 Basically.
00:37:20.780 Basically.
00:37:21.500 So it's like, okay, I can accept that.
00:37:23.180 But when it comes to the adoption, there's just something so.
00:37:27.880 Yeah.
00:37:29.340 You know, let me not get kicked off YouTube about it.
00:37:31.880 But it's not right.
00:37:32.880 It's not right.
00:37:33.440 Kids need their moms. 1.00
00:37:34.280 Yeah.
00:37:34.600 They need their moms. 1.00
00:37:35.520 That's it.
00:37:36.000 Yeah.
00:37:36.300 Or their dads.
00:37:37.300 Or their dads.
00:37:37.860 Right.
00:37:38.140 Yeah.
00:37:38.260 I'm not saying lesbian do it either. 0.89
00:37:39.860 Yeah.
00:37:40.040 I agree.
00:37:40.520 Elon needs to be present.
00:37:41.820 Next question.
00:37:42.500 You got it out.
00:37:43.920 You got it out for Elon.
00:37:44.780 Let me stop.
00:37:45.420 Okay.
00:37:45.760 Now we got to clear your answer.
00:37:47.720 Okay.
00:37:47.860 Final question.
00:37:51.200 In 2025, between being black, Christian, conservative, or a Zionist, likely Israel draws the most attacks 0.76
00:37:57.940 online.
00:37:58.500 I think this could be the game.
00:38:14.940 I think you would say yes.
00:38:17.420 I think you would say no.
00:38:20.980 I would say yes. 1.00
00:38:22.520 Damn it. 1.00
00:38:23.160 The Zionists would. 1.00
00:38:24.540 Hold on.
00:38:24.840 Did I get his right?
00:38:26.080 You did.
00:38:26.480 I did.
00:38:26.880 Let's go.
00:38:27.460 Yes.
00:38:28.060 Certainly.
00:38:28.660 I don't know that that would have been the case three years ago.
00:38:30.840 But now it is.
00:38:31.740 Because the left has been anti-Zionist for decades at this point.
00:38:36.060 And certainly the popular left, if not the establishment left.
00:38:38.780 Now some of the establishment left is anti-Zionist.
00:38:41.240 And parts of the right are anti-Zionist.
00:38:43.300 I mean, I guess in principle, I'm not a Zionist in that I don't agree with the religious or
00:38:49.300 historical claims of Zionism.
00:38:50.600 But I'm broadly supportive of Israel.
00:38:52.680 Which is, so they would probably call me a Zionist, even though I'm really not, because
00:38:57.040 I'm Catholic.
00:38:57.920 But that's like the Z word.
00:39:00.560 It's like you just call it anybody.
00:39:02.420 It's like what neocon used to be.
00:39:05.100 Both often referred to Jews, I'm noticing.
00:39:07.240 But it's like you'd just be, you're a Zionist. 0.93
00:39:09.340 You're a neocon.
00:39:09.920 The word almost doesn't seem to have a concrete meaning anymore.
00:39:12.880 But I think today, much more so than if you say, I'm Christian, I'm a white guy, I'm
00:39:17.180 a black guy, I'm, I think so, right?
00:39:19.560 I have to agree.
00:39:20.740 You know, if it were a few years ago, I don't think that would have been the case.
00:39:23.840 I think there was, always would have been some sentiment of people being annoyed.
00:39:27.280 But then, and low key still now, people didn't even know what Zionist meant back in the day.
00:39:32.040 But now it's like, I get grief for everything that I do on the internet.
00:39:34.760 People don't know what it means now.
00:39:36.040 I mean, when I say I'm not a Zionist, it's because I don't agree with the political ideology
00:39:40.420 of Theodor Herzl.
00:39:41.240 It's not that I don't have a kind of broad affection or support for the state of Israel
00:39:45.900 or because I don't like Jews or something like that, which is, I think when people use
00:39:49.900 that word now, they're basically saying like, yeah, I just, like Jew, or like you guy who
00:39:54.040 doesn't hate Jews or whatever, you know, like, that's not what the word means.
00:39:56.940 But it's just come to take that on.
00:39:59.640 It's one of those words that's just so overexposed.
00:40:02.140 It's like people have no idea.
00:40:03.560 But, you know, I get flack just like you do for everything that I say online.
00:40:07.120 Like, I could say that the sky is blue today and people are going to be mad at me.
00:40:10.560 But the level, the intensity of the hatred that I get for saying I'm a Zionist.
00:40:14.780 But you would call yourself a Zionist.
00:40:15.940 I am a Zionist.
00:40:16.720 Yeah.
00:40:17.120 You know, and I don't necessarily agree with Herzl's ideology either.
00:40:20.660 He was very, very progressive.
00:40:21.760 But I do very much stand with, you know, the premise of why Israel is what it is.
00:40:28.820 You would say the Jewish people as a people, as a tribe, have an eternal right to the Holy
00:40:33.800 Land.
00:40:34.100 I do believe that.
00:40:35.160 And the amount of hate that I get, the amount of death threats that I get, it's a different
00:40:39.320 level of intensity.
00:40:40.420 When did you come to, because I would say, you know, I have a kind of practical, prudential
00:40:44.980 affection for the state of Israel.
00:40:48.220 And I have a sort of personal affection for Jews, because I grew up in New York and Los
00:40:51.660 Angeles, and I like a good bagel.
00:40:53.020 Shout out to the Jews. 0.99
00:40:54.000 Yeah.
00:40:54.820 But I don't, you know, being a Catholic, I don't think there's some, like, special legal
00:41:00.000 right that the Jewish people have as an entity to, you know, an eternal claim to this land.
00:41:05.600 I think they fought a war, so that's one right to land.
00:41:08.900 They had a UN declaration.
00:41:10.520 They had the Balfour Declaration.
00:41:11.780 So it's like, I think there are all these kind of practical, political rights.
00:41:14.440 But I wouldn't, you know, ideologically, I don't really buy it.
00:41:17.060 But were you always a Zionist?
00:41:21.120 You know, I didn't really have too much of an opinion on what was going on there before
00:41:25.700 2023.
00:41:27.560 So how it really started was in June of 2023, I went just on vacation there.
00:41:32.080 I just went to go see the Christian sites.
00:41:33.620 I went to go see Tel Aviv, go see Jerusalem, go do it all.
00:41:37.000 And I got so much hate just for being there.
00:41:39.100 And then I didn't know that anti-Semitism was still a thing.
00:41:42.040 Like, I didn't grow up around a lot of Jews.
00:41:43.820 I grew up in central Illinois.
00:41:44.660 So it was like the two kids in my school were Jewish.
00:41:47.560 One I didn't even know was Jewish until he reached out to me thanking me for what I say
00:41:50.080 now.
00:41:50.320 I'm like, you're Jewish?
00:41:52.200 Wait, hold on.
00:41:53.040 Shlomo Shmuleystein?
00:41:54.160 You're Jewish?
00:41:54.760 I had no idea.
00:41:55.700 I didn't see the Stein there.
00:41:57.320 Like, I had no idea.
00:41:58.820 So I got all this hate just for being there when I said that I was there on Twitter.
00:42:02.520 And when I asked my Jewish friends, I'm like, this is still happening?
00:42:05.260 And they're like, oh, yes.
00:42:06.320 I'm like, oh.
00:42:07.400 So then I looked deeper into it.
00:42:08.560 I'm like, a lot of the people who hate Jews, like, really, it has nothing to do with Israel. 0.95
00:42:11.600 It's just they're broke, bitter, and ghetto, and jealous. 1.00
00:42:14.100 And they're like, oh, well, Jews are so successful. 0.95
00:42:16.200 It's like, okay, well, go get a job.
00:42:17.920 Okay?
00:42:18.440 It's like, why are so many Jewish people successful? 1.00
00:42:20.700 Choices. 0.99
00:42:21.200 Why are so many black people criminals? 1.00
00:42:22.880 Choices. 0.99
00:42:23.720 Like, just being objective about it.
00:42:25.500 You made the choice.
00:42:26.380 Pick a struggle.
00:42:27.400 So one of my first walk with me, because I do this series with my Air One smoothies and everything,
00:42:31.800 one of my first ones was about how anti-Semitism is ghetto.
00:42:35.300 And when October 7th happened, I was baffled by how quickly the narrative switched online.
00:42:41.600 Like, before the day it even ended, people were denying that October 7th happened, saying that Israel deserved it, all this stuff. 0.94
00:42:47.460 So then at that point, I'm like, well, you know what?
00:42:49.320 I'm just really going to start airing my piece about how I feel about this conflict.
00:42:52.220 So I really accidentally, like, very organically, I guess is a better word, would say that I just ended up adopting this massive Jewish following and becoming really well-known in Israel.
00:43:02.780 I didn't expect that to happen.
00:43:04.640 I just thought that people were being ghetto online, and I called it out like I do everything else. 0.95
00:43:08.260 Yeah, so that happens sometimes.
00:43:10.080 I mean, is you get exposed to something, you say, like, well, whatever, I'm not that.
00:43:13.440 Whatever the opposite of, like, that thing that I find ugly is, I totally agree.
00:43:17.860 I have the least popular opinion, which is that I'm broadly supportive of the Israel, and I like the Jews, but I also don't, like, agree with the premises of Zionism.
00:43:26.820 So everyone has a reason to attack me.
00:43:28.700 It's like, oh, are you allowed to say that?
00:43:30.080 Yeah, I know, you're certainly not.
00:43:32.060 But, okay, before I let you go, the moon landing.
00:43:37.560 You said you brought it up, and I didn't know if it was going to be in the final round, but.
00:43:40.660 A lie from the pit of hell.
00:43:42.640 There is no way.
00:43:44.000 What?
00:43:44.740 Please.
00:43:46.200 Please.
00:43:46.980 Because why can't we go back?
00:43:48.940 We didn't even have cell phones back then.
00:43:51.180 That was the mid-1900s, and you're telling me that they made it all the way to the moon?
00:43:55.760 Gayle King can barely get to space and come back, and you're telling me that we went to the moon?
00:43:59.780 I just don't believe it.
00:44:01.180 Is it possible, though?
00:44:02.420 Because you're saying, basically, now we can't do a thing, and we used to be able to do a thing, so that's implausible.
00:44:08.620 But I think that's true about a lot of things. 0.98
00:44:10.340 Like, we used to be able to do philosophy really well in, like, the Middle Ages, and now we're philosophically idiots. 0.98
00:44:16.400 So is it, you know, we used to be able to have true religion and worship, and now we're like, God is a spaghetti monster, whatever nonsense they say on Reddit. 0.99
00:44:26.260 So it's like, is it possible that we just got worse at something? 0.98
00:44:29.840 You know, there is an element of truth to that, but the reason that I feel like people, there's a few reasons why people are getting dumber.
00:44:34.500 It's social media, it's artificial sugars, and pornography are frying people's brains, so that's why we have fewer intelligent people that are in the world.
00:44:43.080 But we still have brilliant minds out there.
00:44:45.620 And, you know, it's like, have any other nations been to the moon yet?
00:44:49.800 You're telling me that China and Russia don't want to go to the moon?
00:44:52.020 Well, why wouldn't they have said it was a hoax?
00:44:53.960 Why wouldn't the Soviet Union have said it's a hoax? 0.98
00:44:55.640 The world is being just ruled by satanic globalists who want us all to be dirt poor and eat bugs.
00:45:03.220 So when it's all said and done, it's like, there's probably some type of handshake of like, you don't put my business out there, and I'm not going to put your business out there.
00:45:10.380 Because there's a lot of things that I'm sure that America knows about these other nations that they haven't put out there.
00:45:15.080 So it's blackmail all the way down.
00:45:17.060 It's blackmail.
00:45:17.960 Okay.
00:45:18.300 It's didinomics.
00:45:19.380 It's didinomics.
00:45:20.580 On a global level.
00:45:21.820 So hold on.
00:45:22.820 Did I win?
00:45:24.560 I have to dye my hair with the MK? 0.93
00:45:26.800 Yo, let's go! 0.99
00:45:28.300 Oh, what?
00:45:29.460 Final score 8 to 2?
00:45:31.480 What?
00:45:32.200 No.
00:45:32.760 A lie.
00:45:34.500 Who's doing the math?
00:45:35.700 I'm getting the...
00:45:36.340 That is some common core math.
00:45:37.520 That's what that is.
00:45:38.200 I'm getting...
00:45:38.880 So I'm getting the MK logo in your hair?
00:45:43.300 First of all, Nicki Minaj, sweetie, I am so sorry that I let you down.
00:45:47.020 I'm sorry, Barbs.
00:45:48.200 Shout out to the Barbs. 1.00
00:45:49.060 All right.
00:45:49.780 Well, hey, everybody.
00:45:51.820 The least I can do is point out that you should go check out more of Xavier's content.
00:45:56.740 Like this.
00:45:58.820 Why can't we let everyone in?
00:46:00.400 Our border is not your mother. 0.82
00:46:02.560 Mass deportations separate families?
00:46:04.480 Well, so does baby mama culture. 1.00
00:46:06.580 Mind you, y'all can leave together.
00:46:08.540 Who's going to clean Trump's toilets?
00:46:10.440 People with birth certificates.
00:46:12.220 What did I see at the border?
00:46:13.780 Fifty Shades of Brown and a Diddy casting call.
00:46:16.700 Refugees are fleeing communism?
00:46:18.020 Actually, they're just bringing communism here.
00:46:20.080 The process takes too long?
00:46:22.400 Well, then tell people to stop swimming here and the process would be smoother.
00:46:25.640 A wall isn't going to stop anything?
00:46:27.540 Boundaries always help.
00:46:28.680 Try it with your ex.
00:46:30.180 No one is illegal on stolen land?
00:46:32.200 Okay, little miss.
00:46:33.040 Swipe or no swiping.
00:46:33.860 I really, I really like, anytime I say anything, I just want it to say, brr.
00:46:42.480 You should.
00:46:43.380 Like, I think I'd have the Branzino, please.
00:46:46.140 You know, like, yeah.
00:46:47.720 Wow.
00:46:47.980 Okay.
00:46:49.040 Right now, go check out that content on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok at Xavier.
00:46:55.420 How do you spell the handle for the people out there?
00:46:57.820 You know, it's an error on my birth certificate, but my mom liked it, so she kept it.
00:47:00.980 Yes.
00:47:01.280 It is X-A-V-I-A-E-R. 1.00
00:47:04.700 So put the A in there.
00:47:06.060 It's like when I go to Starbucks.
00:47:08.960 I am, in every walk of my life, I'm Michael, M-I-C-H-A-E-L.
00:47:12.420 But when I'm in Starbucks, I am almost always M-I-C-H-E-A-L. 0.99
00:47:16.900 That is the Starbucks spelling. 0.99
00:47:18.380 It's those damn gender-neutral, gender-study, master's degree in gender studies baristas. 1.00
00:47:23.840 They're out to get you. 0.99
00:47:24.620 But I love, but I'll tell you what, I love them.
00:47:27.540 I love them.
00:47:28.380 Starbucks is one of the greatest corporations, and I don't care if they want to hate, if
00:47:31.800 they hate me.
00:47:32.240 Oh.
00:47:32.600 It's one of the greatest corporations.
00:47:33.740 All that sugar? 0.79
00:47:34.780 I don't, whatever.
00:47:35.660 Your back is going to be.
00:47:36.720 I get black coffee.
00:47:37.580 Oh, okay, fair.
00:47:38.520 I go, but I just love it.
00:47:39.820 I don't care if they, even if they hate me when I walk in, it's fine.
00:47:43.300 I have a buddy, too.
00:47:45.060 Daniel is one of his names.
00:47:47.440 Mm-hmm.
00:47:47.720 And on the birth certificate, it was spelled, it was an error, it was A-E-L, Daniel, or
00:47:53.760 A-L, I guess.
00:47:54.840 He kept it.
00:47:55.480 He just kept it.
00:47:56.200 Wow.
00:47:56.440 He's like you, Xavier.
00:47:57.320 There you go.
00:47:57.620 So anyway, go there on all the social media platforms.
00:48:00.240 What is it?
00:48:00.820 MySpace, Zanga, LiveJournal, Usenet.
00:48:06.240 Bebo.
00:48:07.260 Bebo.
00:48:07.660 If you know, you know.
00:48:08.560 Bebo.
00:48:09.780 And be careful with that Starbucks.
00:48:11.120 Your back is going to end up as wide as a house.
00:48:12.960 Be careful.
00:48:13.720 Better not.
00:48:14.260 I hope not.
00:48:14.660 I got to be a skinny boy.
00:48:15.820 Good to see you.
00:48:16.800 Great to see you.
00:48:17.480 See you next time.
00:48:19.900 Michael Knowles, founder of Mayflower Cigars.
00:48:22.600 As miserable and embarrassing as this is, a deal is a deal.
00:48:26.160 So,
00:48:36.200 see you next time.