A Virginia Councilman was doused with gasoline and set on fire, but it does not appear to be political. Plus, my friends Cash Patel and his friends found a bunch of Russian Gate documents in burn bags in a secret room hidden away, and this is not the first time Donald Trump is likening this to treason.
00:03:40.000And this is not the first time Donald Trump is likening this to treason, once again, posting memes suggesting that Obama, Hillary, and many others should be in prison.
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00:10:35.000Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler, 38, was set on fire Wednesday in what police say was a targeted personal attack at his workplace, Showcase magazine.
00:10:44.000According to a press release from the Danville Police Department, officers responded around 11.30 a.m. to the Main Street office after a man later identified as Vogler was doused with a flammable liquid and ignited outside his workplace.
00:10:56.000He was airlifted to a regional hospital, and the extent of his injuries is unknown.
00:11:01.000The suspect, Shotzi Michael Buck Hayes, 29 of Danville, fled the scene but was arrested without incident nearby.
00:11:08.000Police said the assault stemmed from a personal matter and was not politically motivated.
00:11:12.000Quote, based on the investigation at the time of this release, the victim and the suspect are known to each other, and the attack stems from a personal matter not related to the victim's position on Danville City Council or any other political affiliation, DPD said in a statement.
00:11:26.000Later Wednesday, Hayes was charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated malicious wounding.
00:11:31.000According to ABC 13 in Virginia, he's being held in Danville City jail without bond.
00:11:37.000Setting somebody on fire is a whole other level.
00:11:42.000That is not just trying to end somebody.
00:11:43.000That is trying to make them, that's trying to torture them.
00:11:59.000I don't know if this is true because they're saying it's a personal matter.
00:12:02.000Obviously, the story breaks, and I'm on X like I always am 24-7, and I immediately see breaking, and I'm like, holy crap.
00:12:10.000They say it's a personal matter, and everyone immediately was like, a Republican councilman was just doused because that's a statement like you were saying.
00:13:06.000There needs to be more skits made of what it was like in past decades when everything was going wrong, except they didn't have social media at that time to pay attention to every awful thing that was going on in every other country of the world as well.
00:13:18.000Yeah, we used to have a thing called dueling.
00:14:02.000I think the thing about this, like these kinds of stories that's so freaky is how this happens, it hits the news, and then within like 30 minutes, people on Twitter have already discovered the root.
00:14:11.000Because they posted that the shotzi, the guy that attacked, he had gotten a divorce like two weeks prior.
00:14:18.000And then they found out the guy that got lit on fire had multiple pictures with his now ex-wife.
00:14:24.000And so people are like putting this all together, but it's all rumors.
00:14:26.000And it's like, I don't know if it's good that the public has inside knowledge on these sorts of events every single time they happen.
00:14:34.000No, and look, I mean, it's never a good idea to try to kill the person that your ex has decided they want to be with because you ain't getting her back that way either.
00:14:46.000Like she's just going to be like, oh, you killed him now.
00:14:48.000I realize how much of a mistake it was.
00:14:51.000It's in almost every circumstance, deciding to go kill someone over personal and civil issues is always, always a bad idea.
00:17:16.000If two people agree to fight, the cops are like, oh, just don't break stuff.
00:17:19.000Make them sign up for this slapping contest.
00:17:21.000The mutual combat, as long as they're both on their feet, once one guy gets knocked down and you continue to beat on him, then that is a whole other animal.
00:17:29.000Just jousting and dirt bikes would solve.
00:17:34.000Can you imagine getting hit, even if you had a shield?
00:17:37.000Can you imagine getting hit in a shield at 60 miles an hour?
00:18:19.000And there's a different, there's a crazy point system for that.
00:18:22.000I don't really know it off the back of my hand.
00:18:25.000I think this story is an interesting thing to think about.
00:18:28.000When you think about politics all day long, your mind immediately goes to it being some type of politically motivated attack.
00:18:34.000You forget that we live in a world full of insane people that do insane things all the time for very, very personal reasons.
00:18:40.000And it's not a good thing, but it is a reminder that there's a world outside of just political discourse where bad things happen to people for a myriad of reasons, not just because of their political.
00:19:01.000But it says that so long as both parties consent willingly, no weapons are involved, no bystanders or property is damaged, and a police officer is present to referee and break up the fight when a clear winner emerges, you're allowed to fight in public.
00:19:13.000See, if somebody's like, Ken Griffey Jr. is not the greatest hitter of all time, somebody else is like, at noon inside your house, let's go.
00:19:21.000And it's like, call an officer, have him come watch.
00:19:23.000Do you think the cops are going to be like, cool?
00:19:25.000They sign up for the, I got dual duty.
00:20:27.000Because back in the day, the king would roll in and like, all right, he's in the army, he's in the army, and then they would move on to build their infantry corps.
00:20:36.000If you were out picking turnips and you didn't get spotted, then you're good.
00:22:05.000So what they said was there was a filing cabinet when you slide it aside.
00:22:08.000There was a little door that when they opened it and crawled through it, they went into John Malkovich's head where they found the documents.
00:22:45.000Next thing you know, he gets reassigned or fired, and they're still there.
00:22:49.000Could you imagine like Obama sitting in his house reading a book, and then he turned, he opens a web browser and he sees Cash Patel finds bags of Russia Gate documents, and it all is going to get unraveled because some lazy, low-level guy was like, I'll get to it.
00:23:32.000And then she reaches out to one of our guys and says, can you check on the AC and make sure it's working properly?
00:23:36.000Who comes in, checks it all and says, looks good, and then walks out.
00:23:40.000And so the issue is not that anybody did anything wrong.
00:23:43.000It's that as soon as you jump A few steps, the specificity of the problem has been lost.
00:23:50.000So the original problem was the AC is low and not working properly, turns into the AC is off, turns into, nope, it's on, we got it running.
00:23:58.000And then, of course, the problem persists.
00:24:51.000Listen, I can't tell you how many times I was working in the skiff and I would see a CD laying out and I'd pop it in there and, oh, it's top secret information.
00:25:08.000I would love to see any kind of product that would help to implicate Hillary Clinton.
00:25:16.000Unfortunately, you see some accountability.
00:25:18.000Do you think, so one of the theories is that her private server was used to facilitate monetary exchange for public policy?
00:25:25.000You're talking about the woman who gave the Russians a bunch of uranium.
00:25:30.000I mean, there's all kinds of stuff going on.
00:25:31.000Who was the Clinton Foundation, I think, right?
00:25:35.000Yeah, most people don't even, you know, that doesn't even register with them, the fact that she literally gave them access to tons of uranium, literally tons of uranium, you know.
00:25:56.0002021, Clinton Foundation donations plummet 75%.
00:26:00.000They say in 2021, they plummeted to 16 million last year, down 75% from the organization's peak when Hillary Clinton was running for president.
00:26:12.000It was, I mean, it was so obviously a slush fund.
00:26:15.000If you gave a big check to the Clinton Foundation, you could get a phone call with Hillary Clinton, and people were betting on her winning.
00:26:22.000So it was, you put money into my piggy bank, and then you can get a phone call with the president, the first president of the United States.
00:26:32.000Probably donated a lot of money because the rumor is the Democrats are going bankrupt because the USID money has been cut off at the knees.
00:26:41.000Well, you see, the DNC is broke, and the Republicans have a lot Of money.
00:26:45.000I forgot the numbers, but it was something like single-digit millions.
00:26:48.000And this is exactly what was predicted with USAID: that these prominent NGOs were getting money was being phoned to NGOs who paid lawyers who then contribute to these campaigns and political action committees.
00:26:59.000USAID gets cut off at the head, and now there's burn bag documents being found in secret rooms.
00:28:07.000The theory goes, is that she was trying to cover up all those communications.
00:28:11.000And then once she lost the presidential election, all that money dried up.
00:28:14.000And then, my friends, the Russiagate narrative and the reason why Obama and his cronies and Clinton wanted to frame Donald Trump was because those IOUs come due.
00:28:27.000And when people put in hundreds of millions of dollars expecting you to win a presidency, you do not win, and then you cannot enact foreign policy as they want it to, someone's going to come with a crowbar for them kneecaps.
00:29:11.000I just want to point out that there was at the time of the 2016 election a meme that I believe this is when it began that regular people who are non-political were sharing.
00:29:24.000And it was anytime a company went bankrupt, anytime a show got canceled, anytime a car crashed, someone would make a Twitter post from the object saying, I have information that will lead to the arrest and prosecution of Hillary Clinton.
00:29:40.000It was the theory that the Clintons were killing people was so common.
00:29:45.000Regular random people who did not get involved in politics were making jokes that like, you know, oh, my favorite show got canceled.
00:29:51.000And then they would post a fake post from the, you know, the TV show saying, I have information that will lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton.
00:30:40.000Yeah, but when you look at the number that have passed away that had any kind of from self-deletion, you have a better chance of breaking your leg, throwing yourself down the stairs and having it set itself by, you know.
00:32:18.000And I turn the corner to go into the building, and there's a long hallway that runs the length of the building with fluorescent lights as bright as this above it.
00:32:27.000I come around the corner, and I see a jet black shadow, arms and legs about 50, 60 feet away, walk across underneath the light and go into an alcove to the right.
00:34:25.000And I left and I walked across the area to go back to our building because in Abu Ghraib, there's four actual prison complexes within the big complex itself.
00:34:38.000I literally walked through the front door.
00:34:40.000There's a long hallway with a fluorescent light right over the top.
00:34:44.000And about 50, 60 feet to my front, a jet black human silhouette walked right across my path into an alcove to the right.
00:36:42.000There's a lot of superstition, theories, and no one really knows, but some people would say that in an area of dark concentration of evil, demons manifest, or it could be that the demons manifested first, and it's why those graves exist or something like that.
00:37:40.000So I ran it up there and, you know, people laughed about it.
00:37:44.000You know, I always wondered about this, though, because I watch these horror movies, and it's always written where, like, a lady will see a lizard come out of her closet.
00:37:51.000And then she calls the police and says a giant lizard came out of my closet.
00:37:53.000And they're going to be like, okay, lady, and hang up on her.
00:37:56.000When she could have just said, a wild animal broke in my house.
00:39:05.000But here's the important thing to understand is what I don't get is the skeptics.
00:39:10.000And, you know, with all due respect to atheists, the people who believe that the universe is static and it's just what we see in physics, because we know we haven't discovered everything.
00:39:20.000Only in the last hundred years did we discover the electromagnetic spectrum.
00:39:24.000So when you go to people and say there's an invisible energy all around us and I can harness it, they'd say, you're nuts.
00:39:29.000And then the dude was like, here's a telephone.
00:39:45.000So, to just dismiss it outright as they must be crazy is stupid.
00:39:49.000You can argue humans have a misfiring in their brain where they might perceive a shadow being and it's actually internal, maybe, or it could be that there is something we have not yet discovered or we don't understand.
00:40:00.000So, that's why I don't like paranormal or supernatural.
00:40:02.000It just basically means we don't understand it yet because if it is part of existence, then it is part of natural reality.
00:40:09.000It's part of a physics we have yet to discover.
00:40:13.000Yeah, I mean, there's, you know, there are physicists that will talk about, you know, multiple dimensions that we can't access.
00:40:21.000Like, there are people that say there are 14 dimensions, that there are, you know, more than just the up, down, left, right, forward, back, and time that we can experience, you know.
00:40:30.000And so our ability to know things is limited to the, you know, the sensors that we have, our eyes, ears, and our own senses.
00:40:41.000And we have to use instruments and tools to be able to access other things.
00:40:46.000Like we have to use tools to be able to see the infrared spectrum.
00:40:49.000We have to use tools to be able to see, you know, ultraviolet and stuff.
00:40:53.000So, I mean, it does make sense that there's far more to the universe than we understand.
00:43:11.000My earliest memory is of something that I couldn't explain, and I've never had anything like that happen since then.
00:43:16.000The idea of a shadow person where my earliest memory was being in a bath and then somebody walking by the bathroom door that couldn't have been there because both my dad was gone and my mom was downstairs.
00:43:27.000And that's, I've never had anything like that since.
00:43:30.000I don't have any predisposition to like watching or paying attention to anything to do with the paranormal, but that is the earliest memory I have is something that couldn't have happened.
00:43:38.000It happened to me when I was a kid as well.
00:43:41.000I woke up in the middle of the night and I saw a shadow figure in like outside my door.
00:43:48.000And I won't get into the full details, but just it wasn't my parents.
00:44:24.000Man, but the mass grave stuff is crazy because I wonder if there is something to this idea of all of these people who died give off this concentration of loss that manifests into some kind of entity or something or some kind of psychic remnant.
00:44:43.000Something negative gets left behind when that happens.
00:44:46.000When enough people get put to the sword or they die quickly in an unexpected way, you're going to have residuals.
00:44:56.000That's exactly what we're probably looking at.
00:44:58.000What if people can't leave the earthly plane until their natural time span is up?
00:45:03.000So when they're murdered, their soul is stuck for the next – Yeah, if you're supposed to live to be 60, 70, but you were killed at 23 in war, you just linger for 50 years because your soul doesn't leave until it's time.
00:45:53.000You're only supposed to be here for 70 years, but we artificially extend your lifespan so your soul just zips out and then you're just like well you know you run out of time you run out of time that's just the way it rolls i mean i myself i'm on the 65 and out plan so that's 65 and out when you so how old are you now i am uh one hairy nutsack away from 60.
00:46:17.000all right i'm just playing how often was uh was that something that happened regularly in the military was it Were you one of the few that reported something like that, or would that be a fairly common occurrence?
00:46:27.000Most people would never, ever report that.
00:46:29.000That's being made fun of, or for fear of both.
00:46:33.000Or they're going to be like, what are you wasting our time for?
00:46:38.000Imagine, you know, with the UFO stuff we see, these pilots are like, we had the very famous story where the fighter pilot said an object locked to the left of his jet, and when he turned, it was moving with him.
00:46:51.000Imagine if he was like, if I report that, I'll look crazy.
00:46:53.000This means that if China, Russia, Iran, or anybody develops any kind of special weapon, our men and women are going to be like, better not report it because of the stigma.
00:47:01.000And it's like, bro, you tell them because that's why it's important you do.
00:47:07.000It's crazy to me that there could be something actually happening in this prison where, like, maybe it, you know what?
00:48:26.000But this is before commercial-grade quad rotors and, you know, smart controllers and things like this.
00:48:34.000So, and GPS, to such a degree that we knew of, for the average person, it was unthinkable that you could have these objects flying in formation.
00:48:42.000But for the military, it was probably rudimentary.
00:48:46.000The thing that really disturbed me about the whole thing is the governor of Phoenix or of Arizona at the time, like hammed it up and was kind of a douche about the whole thing.
00:48:58.000And, you know, if you have something in your airspace, you probably should inquire what that is.
00:49:23.000This guy's got more than enough clips of him talking about defunding the police.
00:49:27.000One in particular where he says replace it with something that actually keeps people safe.
00:49:31.000Then you get this shooting, and he's trying to play this game where he's effectively doubling down while trying to act like he doesn't want to defund the police.
00:49:40.000Postmano says New York City mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani is facing criticism after defending his use of a personal NYPD detail despite his long-standing public calls to defund the police.
00:49:50.000Mamdani addressed the issue at a recent press conference and asked about his recent trip to Uganda, where he held a multi-day wedding celebration at a family-owned compound surrounded by armed security.
00:50:00.000The event drew backlash from critics who said his actions contradict the policies he advocates for.
00:50:05.000The socialist candidate defended his personal security measures due to threats he's received during the campaign.
00:50:10.000Quote, they are also precautions that I'm immensely grateful for, especially in the example of the NYPD detail that I have here in New York City.
00:50:18.000Mamdani has previously called for abolishing law enforcement agencies and banning all firearms in the United States.
00:50:26.000After the attack yesterday, he came out and was like, oh, we have to ban assault rifles and whatnot, which is – I mean, it's typical for someone that's of that ideological makeup.
00:50:39.000They want to have the ability to have their own security, but they don't want – One of the main reasons is if you look at the historic examples, if a government exists long enough, it will go off the rails.
00:50:56.000And I myself don't want to be without any way of defending myself and then put in a camp or worse.
00:52:06.000So what we often see, and I'm not a big gun guy, okay?
00:52:10.000But every gun person knows that if a crazy person has a fully automatic weapon, an actual assault rifle, it's bad, but they spray and they miss.
00:52:23.000When you make it so they have to have semi-auto, they aim and they hit.
00:52:28.000Well, in all of my travels in the military, I've never been a fan of the full auto rifle.
00:52:36.000I've only fired my full auto rifle one time.
00:52:40.000Other than that, it was all semi-auto, two, three rounds per target.
00:53:21.000I don't know what his political ideology was or whatever, but I know that dragging all that ammo and all those guns up that many, up to the whatever floor it was, that is not a small job.
00:54:08.000In all seriousness, what if it was a guy was doing some kind of fast and furious gun running, like we saw with the Obama administration, and they're doing it in Vegas because they're not too far from the border, I mean, but, you know, they're carrying it.
00:55:10.000What I want to see is I want the information released to the public because shortly after it happened, it was swept under the rug and a lot of people got whacked.
00:56:29.000I mean, yeah, I don't see how a national security argument would work when it comes to Vegas, at least, though.
00:56:36.000Well, listen, the government has lawyers who weave lies within lies and then wash it down with a thin little veil of truth.
00:56:48.000Just so they can get the suppository up your backside.
00:56:52.000If they can figure out a way to tell you that it's okay for the police to seize your property, seize cash, and then they're not going to have the actual court case be against you.
00:57:03.000It's going to be the police versus the cash, or that because you're growing wheat on your own property to feed to your own animals, that that affects interstate commerce so the government can regulate that.
00:57:14.000If those are the kind of decisions that they're going to make, then they can justify anything.
00:58:19.000And another thing is you're going to see a lot more of this because, you know, communists, if you look at historically, look, the first thing they do is they disarm the population.
00:59:18.000Well, and Zoron has this weird strain where it's not even like Bernie Marxism, where it's like, this is like resentful Marxism, where he comes from the third world, he kind of has this chip on his shoulder about it, and New York is kind of the pinnacle of Western civilization in a lot of ways.
00:59:32.000So there's just this vindictiveness that he carries with him where he just totally has an axe to grind with Western civilization.
00:59:38.000And that's bigger than Marxism or anything.
00:59:40.000If this was my show, I would have already drank three beers by now.
00:59:45.000Because I'm getting spun up just looking at this guy.
00:59:48.000I mean, that's the same playbook that Ilan Omar had as well, which is a hatred for the West, despite the fact that the West took you in.
00:59:56.000It's just hatred and vindictiveness, mostly against white Americans specifically.
01:00:00.000That's a lot of what motivates the left and specifically communists is they don't, it's not that they want to help people that are poor or whatever.
01:00:09.000It's that they want to hurt people that are not poor.
01:00:12.000And if you have a mayor like Mamdani, right, if he gets into office and he actually can implement his policies, you can expect the city tax rate to go up.
01:00:23.000You can expect property to be taken from people that don't follow whatever kind of rules he comes up with.
01:00:31.000And that's going to run people out of New York City.
01:02:50.000Also with Marxist, language doesn't mean anything other than something that they can, And no language, no word that is actually supposed to mean something carries the same meaning to you as it does to them.
01:04:05.000It's the way to use postmodernism because postmodernists don't believe that words have meaning other than the ability to use the words to achieve power.
01:04:17.000Along with the fascists, they also believe the same thing.
01:04:25.000That's why there are specific definitions that are quote unquote academic, and they'll use them interchangeably in the same argument, right?
01:04:33.000You'll be talking to them, and they'll say, well, that's racist.
01:04:36.000And you'll say, well, or they'll say, you're racist.
01:05:05.000Ladies and gentlemen, it is like Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory.
01:05:09.000High noon recall warns some Celsius energy drink cans may contain vodka seltzer.
01:05:14.000Children all across this nation are gleefully rushing to their local 7-Eleven, hoping that as they purchase a Celsius energy drink, they may in fact get alcohol.
01:05:24.000No, somebody who works at Timcast has the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever tomorrow and just come in with the Celsius.
01:07:13.000So like you're in the High Noon factory and you get a bunch of cans of Celsius and you're like, you just pull the lever anyway, you load them in.
01:07:25.000There was literally like this story on X like last week of this guy who said like he'd been drinking white cloth on the way to work for like a year and found out like at the end of a year that they were out that they had alcohol in him.
01:11:23.00021, she went to cardiac arrest after consuming, it says one of, I'm pretty sure the story was that she didn't know it was ultra high caffeine.
01:11:31.000So she kept getting refills as she was eating.
01:11:45.000If you're drinking a lot of caffeine or whatever, once you cut it back, you find that you'll have more energy if you're having 75 milligrams of caffeine in call it, as opposed to taking in 200 milligrams of caffeine in the morning.
01:12:01.000The amount of caffeine that I used to drink when I was smoking Marlboro Reds and drinking Red Bull all day, I would have 10 Red Bulls in a day without even noticing.
01:13:49.000Dude, when you've got to go from like Salt Lake to Vegas in the overnight, like a couple no-does, a couple Red Bull, and a whole pack of Marlboros will get you there.
01:13:59.000So you were trying to avoid an argument with physics.
01:14:18.000And then just to cap the story off, we pull into this truck stop and I'm like, I need to drink a bunch of water and just stop before I die.
01:14:25.000And we were in North Dakota where it was like minus 20 or whatever.
01:15:42.000I forget, but it was fun, so I recommend it.
01:15:44.000I'm surprised you don't know just from the description.
01:15:47.000Yeah, they go there, they find an old Russian base, then they get attacked by these weird monsters, and then at the end, they find a camera that was their camera that filmed everything they did.
01:15:56.000Then they get warped back in time or whatever, and they become the monsters.
01:16:06.000All the kids in the country right now, all the teenagers, are running to their local 7-Elevens and buying as much of the Celsius Astro Vibe as they can.
01:16:23.000When I was a young man or young person, it was not that hard to get your hands on alcohol.
01:16:29.000I mean, same, you know, like you'd stand out in front of a liquor store and then a guy would walk up and you'd be like, hey, buy me a six-pack.
01:19:32.000Our Sidney Sweeney Has Great Jeans campaign missed the mark.
01:19:36.000Our intention was purely to inspire you to images of Sidney Sweeney wearing our clothes.
01:19:41.000We had no ulterior purpose or message to convey beyond get yourself off on these close-up shots of Sidney Sweeney's body in tight-fitting denim.
01:19:50.000That people viewed our ad as promoting eugenics and not as sexual fodder they could think about while pleasuring themselves in the shower or where were they to images of buxom women like Sidney Sweeney breaks our heart.
01:20:00.000Perhaps our messaging could have been clearer.
01:20:02.000Maybe a more literal slogan such as, Sidney Sweeney has great breasts and buttocks for you to, would have spared our brand all this trouble.
01:20:11.000All we can do now is officially condemn any and all ideologies that endorse eugenics and promise to do better.
01:20:18.000One of the things that's funny about this is that Click Hole, I believe, was like really, was like BuzzFeed Company or something like that.
01:20:25.000These companies, like Clickhole was woke.
01:20:28.000This is part of that woke media industrial complex.
01:20:31.000And when you look at what's going on with South Park, they're all abandoning it as fast as they can.
01:20:37.000They're now getting on the edgy and offensive comedy as quickly as they can and trying to return to literal humor over this.
01:21:41.000It says, the bottom line is it was about creating a great pair of jeans and supporting a very worthy cause through some of the proceeds going to domestic violence prevention.
01:22:54.000Yeah, well, even the company would then come out and tuck their tail between the legs and give some type of apology that didn't need to be done.
01:23:01.000Because when these companies do capitulate, it ends up being worse for them.
01:23:04.000That's what happened to all of these fashion brands that ended up putting ugly models on their ad campaigns.
01:23:10.000And then they all ended up, if not folding, they ended up losing huge market share.
01:24:24.000And so the prediction was a woman who was, you know, like a zero last year is going to be a one, and she's going to get really angry if she orders a zero and don't fit.
01:24:33.000So just make zeros bigger, but keep calling them zeros.
01:24:35.000You know, it really does speak about like the temperament of men and women because women's sizes are, you know, were you going to say the same thing?
01:24:42.000Like the women's sizes are like just random.
01:25:03.000It's like quantum mechanics because who ever knew that?
01:25:06.000And that's before you get into like European sizing, which is, of course, because they're smaller than Americans.
01:25:13.000No, but like for me, so everybody who watches PCC knows like I have my long shirts, but like, I have specific brands that I buy.
01:25:21.000And there was a point where I found these ones that I really, really liked, and I bought it in black and then like fit really, really well.
01:25:27.000Bought two more, and by the time the company had grown and the complete cut of the shirt had changed, the sizing had changed, it was nothing like the one that I bought before.
01:25:36.000But all they had to do is just tell me, like, it was a different size.
01:25:39.000I would have just bought the different size.
01:25:40.000It's true, though, but European sizing is actually different because I bought a pair of shorts that were from Europe, and there was my normal 30-inch waist.
01:25:49.000And they're just, they don't fit right.
01:25:50.000A lot of the skate companies that I used to skate for used to brand in Europe and all of the, you'd have to buy, like, if you wore a large, you had to buy an XL.
01:26:44.000yeah And it is true our food is filled with a ton of chemicals, but like people will travel to Europe and be like, I ate whatever I want and I still lost weight.
01:26:53.000I was like, because your portions were like a quarter of the size and you walked everywhere.
01:26:57.000Like, of course you're going to lose weight.
01:26:58.000That's probably a big part of it, too, is this, whatever city you're in, you're walking to get everywhere and you're not driving.
01:27:04.000I think the reason Americans are getting fat is because of the internet.
01:27:06.000There were a lot of people that thought it was like, you know, high fruitless corn syrup, artificial sweeteners and chemicals.
01:27:52.000So I'd get my skateboard and to go to the park, it was three or four miles every, like an hour and a half to get there, skating the whole way.
01:27:59.000And then I'd get there and I'd be super, oh, I'm hungry.
01:28:02.000And you'd go to 7-Eleven and I would get Taquitos and Milo.
01:28:20.000And I had the same crappy diet then and was quite a bit smaller just because you were walking at least two to three miles every day on top of skating.
01:28:28.000And then at the same time, I was like, now I go out and skate.
01:28:31.000I'm like, why am I so sore when I start?
01:28:32.000I'm like, oh, it's because I didn't just walk a mile to get here and stretch my legs.
01:28:37.000But even in the summer, my weight fluctuates by at least 10 pounds because I'm getting out way more in the summer in the heat than actually sweating through it.
01:29:36.000Sometimes every Friday, we order stuff.
01:29:38.000But I was in this big order from a local restaurant, and the order was like $400 because, you know, well, we got a ton of employees here, and there's like 10 cheeseburgers, fries, 10 apps.
01:29:47.000And when I went to press confirm the order, it said the restaurant was closed, which they are not.
01:30:07.000Well, it's like you order a cheeseburger from the restaurant and it's 10 bucks, you know, or 13, 14 bucks because like a restaurant burger, you order on DoorDash, it's 20.
01:30:15.000They're calling it post-DoorDash clarity when you realize you dropped 30 bucks.
01:31:22.000It's crazy because I can respect this to a certain degree, but every time you go to an ice cream place, at least out here, I'll say, I'll have a scoop of chocolate peanut butter.
01:32:02.000Do you remember the Froyo hustle back in the day when everyone, and you would like, you'd fill up the thing and then you'd get to the toppings and it'd be like, oh, yeah, I guess I'll put beef jerky on my ice.
01:32:39.000I go through the whole thing, and because I don't put any syrup on it, I'm like, I'm saving myself so much weight gain because I just don't put any syrup onto it.
01:32:46.000The Klarna that was the finance your food?
01:32:54.000When people talk about late-stage capitalism and then I hear about Klarna, I'm like, maybe, you know, like, I don't know if late-stage capitalism is actually a thing, but if people are financing their burgers, maybe that's what it is.
01:33:28.000You know, maybe there's some overlap there.
01:33:29.000About to get married and your wife's like, you know, is there any like, hey, before we, honey, before we get married, I want to let you know that I hope this doesn't change anything, but I do have a lot of debt.
01:34:57.000And you have to call a guy and decline them.
01:34:59.000And like, hey, man, you know, I can't do your VA loan for you on your credit score is really, really low and you owe like $26,000 to JCPenney.
01:38:40.000Here's a funny thing because the way wealthy people play these games with stock loans is, let's say you have a billion dollars worth of stock and you can't sell.
01:38:48.000You get a loan against it and the interest rate might be like 4%.
01:38:53.000You then take whatever extracted, let's say you pulled out $50 million, invest it in something that generates above 4% and you're making a profit off the loans.
01:40:00.000That's what was happening the entire time that we had zero interest rates from 2009 all the way until they started raising interest rates in like 2018.
01:40:07.000And that's a huge part of the reason why income inequality is so bad nowadays.
01:40:42.000In one month when Chipotle is now 10% more, they got to pay you back $110 to which you use the money they pay you to pay off the rest of the Klarna.
01:41:19.000So what you do is you basically pull the big short.
01:41:23.000You go to a bank and say, we want to create a way to short debt on Klarna for fast food because anybody who needs to finance fast food can't pay it back.
01:41:34.000And so I guarantee you these are going to default.
01:41:41.000You're just getting shorted into the ground.
01:41:43.000all these big investments no the whole finance thing is crazy because you know in 2008 when the the market tanked I mean I saw that coming like six seven years prior because I should do those mortgages for people like oh your credit core his credit score is only what 560 yeah of course we'll give you $300,000 They were given loans.
01:42:54.000That's what caused the 2008 crash is all of these adjustable rate mortgages.
01:43:00.000Just, you know, the rates changed and people couldn't make payments.
01:43:04.000We're going to go to your chats, my friends.
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01:43:29.000For now we're gonna grab your chats and rants all right Shane Wilder says hey Tim, what is the name of that fish joint in Martinsburg?
01:43:37.000As an aside, I saw that rock store in Frederick Mall where you procured a few geodes for Ian.
01:43:41.000I was like, I've seen this place before.
01:43:43.000The rock store at the Frederick Mall is awesome.
01:43:49.000Every time I go by there, I'm like, I remember the time you bought the lady who worked there, like the, like, was like a $700 rock or something.
01:44:23.000So as for the fish joint in Martinsburg, my friends, if you find yourself out here or if you're born in a weekend and you're not too far away, Mother Shuckers, it's amazing.
01:44:36.000Not only is the food incredible, but it says FJB on their door.
01:44:41.000I know, I know, it's old, but it checks out.
01:44:45.000And they've got a bunch of pro-Trump memes and stuff everywhere, and they're unashamed.
01:46:51.000NNY says, yeesh, go camping on bike two weeks, come back, harass Brett and Phil on PCC, watch Happy Gilmore 2 laugh a lot, tune in, see this headline, let me back into the bushes now.
01:47:05.000Happy Gilmore 2 was funny, but it wasn't a movie.
01:48:37.000Part one ended with him saving his grandma's house.
01:48:40.000They could have had it be a bit more touching in that he still had her house, he still lived there, and he retires from golf after his wife dies of cancer.
01:49:32.000He needed to rescue his grandma from this horrible situation and get her house back.
01:49:35.000And he was only doing it to help somebody else and he was kind of a dick.
01:49:38.000We'll really know comedy's back if they'll make like a sequel to Heavyweights with Ben Stiller.
01:49:43.000Like then when you can make fun of fat people again in the movies, that's Tropic Thunder is Ben Snow said he'll do it and so did so did Robert Downey Jr.
01:49:56.000I mean I don't think they ever will but yeah.
01:49:58.000Dude, one of the best movie scenes ever filmed is when Matthew McConaughey calls or he comes in screaming at Tom Cruise and he gets the call from the Viet Cong or whatever.
01:50:38.000The idea is Universal owns the classic monsters, Wolfman, Jekyll and Hyde, Dracula, the mummy.
01:50:45.000And they were like, let's make this a universe where the through line is the manifestation of evil.
01:50:50.000And then they were like, they did one movie with Tom Cruise.
01:50:53.000It's okay, C ⁇ , enjoyable, but I'm excited for the concept.
01:50:56.000And they just abandoned the whole project.
01:50:57.000I think it's because people thought they were going to, like, you can't recreate what happened with Brendan Fraser's mummy because it's a completely different movie.
01:51:05.000And people went into it thinking they were going to get something along those lines.
01:52:34.000If he gets in shape and he's aged and they do his character justice and they do him as an actor justice, they don't do some stupid, it's a cameo and then he leaves.
01:52:42.000Yeah, he better not be passing the torch because they have actual torches in those.
01:52:45.000I don't want him passing a real torch.
01:53:07.000I've seen videos of Middle Eastern urban explorers checking out haunted places, and we'll have an entire boiler thrown at them from across the room.
01:53:49.000Thinker for Life says in ancient times, there was a demon goddess named Ishtar.
01:53:53.000This demon goddess was a man and a woman and celebrated their birthday for the entire month of June by parading and beating drums in the streets.
01:54:03.000They said, Ishtar is a demon goddess who was a man and a woman, and celebrated their birthday for the entire month of June by parading and beating drums in the streets.
01:54:12.000It has to be a woman because they're the ones who celebrate an entire birthday month.
01:55:13.000That we were going to create a space digitally first.
01:55:15.000Elite membership on the website is privy to access.
01:55:18.000But the manifestation was going to be we're going to have this club where you get elite access to, and it's literally only going to be like 100 people.
01:55:25.000And then the city basically blocked us from doing it.
01:55:29.000We sold the building and we're trying to figure out what we do next.
01:55:31.000So let us figure that out for you guys.
01:55:34.000And the other thing, too, was we were supposed to have dedicated seats at these events coming up for elite members that are, like, preferred up front and, like, VIP access stuff.
01:55:43.000So I think what we might do is, like – because the venue is not that big.
01:55:49.000Maybe when we have a bigger venue with, like, 1,000 seats, we can – But I don't know if we can do that because it's not even a backstage.
01:56:01.000It's literally a hallway that leads to the stage.
01:56:53.000She was pulling on my wife's hair, and I started laughing, and then she was sitting on my wife, pulling on the hair, and then she started laughing.
01:57:00.000And then we were like, holy crap, she's laughing.
01:57:03.000And it was like, it was a weird laugh.
01:58:23.000And then once she got to the babbling phase, when she was doing tummy time and it was too much, she would go, and we'd be like, oh, we get it.
01:58:31.000But now she has no problem sitting up, and she's now sitting up.
01:58:36.000She's not sitting up on herself, but she can, in the crawl pose, but she can't actually crawl.
01:59:19.000Because there's no way to make this movie tastefully.
01:59:22.000The idea of the movie was opening scene.
01:59:25.000It's late night in an office, and there's a woman in the corner office working, and a guy is turning the lights off, and he leans in and says, staying late tonight again, Sarah.
01:59:35.000And she goes, yes, I've got to finish this report by the morning.
01:59:37.000And so just leave the hall light on for him.
02:00:04.000And then she goes back in her office and starts grabbing her bag, getting to leave.
02:00:06.000And then all of a sudden the silhouette figure is at the door and it's like a grayish silhouette.
02:00:11.000And then it starts to walk into the room and she freaks out, drops her phone, and it's a white silhouette figure and just looks at her and goes, and then the movie starts.
02:00:20.000And the plot is, souls must exist on earth for a set timeframe.
02:00:26.000And so you cue the scene where the guy's telling her, like, more and more of these sightings are popping up all over the country of these strange figures appearing in buildings and they look like people.
02:00:36.000And then this guy, it's a homeless guy, and he's like, he's telling her as the cars are crashing and he's like, a soul must be on earth for its time.
02:00:44.000When a soul is created, it's typically around 70 years.
02:00:48.000So if the person is killed when they're too young, their ghost lingers.
02:01:00.000So they are faceless, amorphous silhouettes of people that never had a physical body.
02:01:06.000So while ghosts look like what they were in real life, and their souls linger until the soul expires, all the aborted babies are lingering around as identity-less, weird, white-looking figures everywhere because of how commonplace abortion has become.
02:01:24.000Yeah, there's no way to do that for a mass audience.
02:01:27.000So it's a pure flicks idea where like pro-life crowd clumps of ectoplasm then?
02:01:33.000No, they're ghosts, but they don't have like a ghost of a person looks like the person, right?
02:01:33.000I mean, I like where you're talking about.
02:01:39.000But because the babies are killed before they have physical human form, adult human form, the soul manifests as a blank white, empty shell.
02:01:55.000And they're all trapped on earth for their, No, they haunt the point of the opening story where the woman is the businesswoman, and it's because that would have been her son.
02:02:04.000And so it's filling, it's acting out its life what it would have been coming to see her if she had not decided to get an abortion to be a girl boss.
02:02:12.000So that would offend every liberal and Hollywood times 10, and they'd reject it and never go see it and then call it fascist propaganda.
02:02:19.000That's typically what they do to silence you.
02:02:21.000But that's my movie idea, and anyone is free to take it and make it.
02:05:13.000Child sex offender brings home baby boy via legal loophole, and they're on video kissing this child, and they should be in jail.
02:05:21.000See, this is the point where the wood chipper that was referenced earlier in the show on the main portion would be handy because those guys are disgusting.
02:05:59.000Pennsylvania man named Brandon Keith Mitchell went viral this month over videos he shared on social media showing him and his husband kissing a baby boy.
02:06:06.000The couple got ripped by right-wing activists, and then folks discovered Mitchell is a registered sex offender who was convicted of child sexual abuse and possession of child pornography in 2016.
02:06:15.000Mitchell and his husband crowdsourced money a couple years ago to help them pay for a surrogacy, and they found a surrogate who they say gave birth to their baby boy, and they've since been documenting their surrogacy journey.
02:06:27.000Folks on the internet are voicing outrage and concern, but we've learned there is nothing expressly prohibiting a registered sex offender from becoming a parent through surrogacy under PA law.
02:06:35.000Tim Barker, the DA for York County, tells TMZ, I thoroughly appreciate the concern and outrage emotions expressed by many that a loophole exists in the law to allow a registered sex offender to become a parent through surrogacy without the same intense scrutiny, accountability, and judicial oversight mandated for the adoption process.
02:06:52.000Mitchell lives in York County, and the DA says he completed his probation parole in 2021 and has not been alleged to have violated any conditions regarding his sex offender registration, and there have not been any criminal charges or allegations against him.
02:07:03.000Okay, so I take back my earlier desire for immediate murder.
02:08:41.000The baby's saliva makes contact with the nipple, sending information to the breast, and it changes what the breast will produce for the baby.
02:09:21.000There is no circumstance in which humans are identical, even identical twins.
02:09:26.000Identical twins are overwhelmingly identical, but they still have different bodies because they eat at different times and they eat different food, causing different cellular development.
02:09:34.000So they found that when they tried creating a one-size-fits-all drink, different people had different fat requirements, different magnesium requirements, and they said, okay, this doesn't work.
02:09:44.000When you do formula for baby, you are basically saying, I am trying to give you a one-size-fits-all food, but it doesn't have everything the baby needs.
02:09:53.000Breast milk, however, alters its composition based on the baby's saliva to make sure the baby is getting exactly what it needs.
02:09:59.000If it's more protein, more carbohydrates, sugars or whatever, or fats, the breast will produce that for the baby.
02:10:04.000Plus, it transfers important immune system information for the baby to keep them from getting sick.
02:10:12.000So when gay men are buying babies, they have to give them formula, and the baby is going to be stunted and sickly.
02:10:24.000I think it's – I am disgusted at the idea that when two gay men impregnate a woman with her egg, and it is her baby that grew in her body from her egg, and then a gay man pays her money to take the baby from her, that is shockingly evil in my opinion.
02:10:43.000Well, it's crazy that it only took 10 years from a Bergefall to child sex offenders purchasing children.
02:10:49.000I mean, very predictable – I mean, I come from the Christian community.
02:10:53.000We all called this, and no one listened to us, and we're being vindicated every time a story like this drops.
02:10:57.000Just, I mean, beyond – the fact that – problem with prostitution as well is the same problem with surrogacy, is you're putting a price tag on consent and a price tag on motherhood, and that's demonic.
02:13:15.000It was psycho-deranged acid trip bullshit where there was this pink, pink fucking raccoon and it was making waffles and it was like, the waffles have waffles.