00:02:38.000Today, a leftist anti ice extremist firebombed a federal building in Manhattan, dumping what appears to be a bucket full of gasoline with smaller bottles of gas, presumably onto these stairs in front of the building, setting it on fire before lobbing mortars into the flames.
00:02:59.000It's been reported that he was an anti government extremist or known to have anti ice sentiments in the past.
00:03:05.000So, of course, there are many people worried about potential for escalation, but What we heard from Mark Wayne Mullen, Secretary of DHS, as well as Trump, is that they will be taking action against states as it pertains to elections.
00:03:17.000We're hoping that Todd Blanch, who has been pretty decisive since he became AG, are going to take actions against these individuals.
00:03:23.000And of course, we watched this dude get arrested, and there is a video of him doing all of it.
00:03:42.000It's been a minute, but Bill's finally coming around.
00:03:44.000And he said the Democrats are communists.
00:03:46.000They say it's just socialism, but he's hearing what they're saying, and he's not going to vote for these communists.
00:03:50.000So he is considering voting for JD Vance.
00:03:53.000One of the principal reasons Trump's not going to be running.
00:03:56.000And he says, since Trump is out, I'll consider voting for Vance.
00:03:59.000I'm willing to bet Bill Maher votes Republican in 2028.
00:04:04.000I'm willing to make a gentleman's bet on that one.
00:04:07.000And, you know, I'd actually love to sit down with him in a couple of years, maybe in a year and a half, see where he's at following these midterms.
00:04:15.000Well, we've got clips of these DSA types.
00:04:17.000And more importantly, as it pertains to what Bill Maher is saying, when you take a look at Maine, Ashley Webb, I'm not trying to be mean to Ashley Webb, but this is a biological man who claims to have, I got to be careful I say this because right at the top of the show, I try not to get the graphic or anything like that.
00:04:32.000Medical issues pertaining to one's backside because they think they're a woman with no front side.
00:04:37.000And this is an individual who is a potential nominee for the Democratic Party to win in Maine, for which the prediction markets say the Democrat is likely to win in Maine.
00:04:50.000I don't think it's even about communism, Bill.
00:04:53.000You take a look at some of these people, it's a question of sanity.
00:04:56.000So we'll talk about that and a lot more.
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00:07:12.000Yeah, that's, yeah, rather than the revolutionary communist.
00:07:16.000I'm a guy that got fed up with how things were going in California about 10 years ago, got set free from crack addiction and put my life back on God's track.
00:07:25.000And I've spent the last nine years covering the illegal invasion of America, four years of that under Biden, do a show on Real America's Voice called Law and Border, work with Steve Bannon and some great guys over there, and travel the country and expose the left.
00:07:41.000God, family, and country has been my My foundation for years, and it's really just about saving the country for my kids' generation.
00:07:50.000And right now, I've got my first book, Step Into Fear, coming out that we'll be actually launching through War Room Books on September 8th.
00:07:58.000And I'll be doing a book tour on that.
00:08:00.000But riding with ICE and Border Patrol across the country, spent four years exposing the invasion of Joe Biden.
00:08:06.000Now, spending four years with President Trump, ICE, Tom Homan, and Border Patrol exposing the traitors within, like the Jackass who set the Fire today.
00:09:49.000We have a very serious challenge when this individual, I believe, has a bucket.
00:09:53.000It appears to be a bucket full of gasoline with smaller bottles that I believe are full of fuel.
00:10:00.000What this does is when you set off the fuel, it takes a while for the bottles to heat up, but then they explode first from the pressure and then they go off like mini Molotovs.
00:11:23.000And then ABC, I believe it was ABC, reported initially it was a smoke bomb let off.
00:11:31.000And it was because the fire extinguisher let off steam, they were calling it a smoke.
00:11:35.000This is irresponsible and insane because at the time they published these articles, I had already seen the full video that had been published.
00:11:43.000Reporters could have tracked that this guy was trying to cause massive damage.
00:11:48.000And you got to understand, this is, I call this a low grade terror because he didn't like come up with C4 or a machine gun, but fire is extremely dangerous and damaging.
00:12:03.000If somebody, if, so you can actually see he gets himself, his feet are on fire.
00:12:07.000And then as he runs away, the fire goes out.
00:12:09.000But if that spread into the bushes, that could have been extremely difficult to put out.
00:12:14.000Now, I don't think he was going to be able to actually set fire to a steel and concrete building.
00:12:17.000That's why those bottles are in the bucket.
00:12:20.000I'm assuming those are full of fuel as well, intending for secondary explosions after the fact.
00:12:24.000Yeah, my big concern on that is just like the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
00:12:28.000You have one person that does that, and then you've got these nuts across America now that have been incentivized to do this by the radical left, by these activist organizations against ICE, against whatever.
00:12:40.000And you've got mainstream media that covers it up.
00:12:42.000And that's, you know, you've got one of these guys that does this.
00:12:44.000Okay, you put it out, you get it under control.
00:12:46.000But if you have 20 of these guys doing it at 20 different locations across a city.
00:12:52.000That's what we're heading towards if we don't get this under control.
00:12:54.000So, just this past, I guess, I think it was on Friday, Secretary Rubio was at, well, gave a speech or whatever.
00:13:04.000I think that Miller was there as well, but he outlined a lot of the problems that the West has been facing from far left radicals.
00:13:15.000And to your point, like the media has been.
00:13:18.000Almost complicit in this because they do everything they can to downplay it.
00:13:22.000They do everything they can to minimize it.
00:13:25.000And yet, over and over and over, we see terror attacks and murders by leftists.
00:13:32.000And there's very rarely any kind of narrative that comes from the media that actually articulates what's really going on.
00:13:42.000There are people that are starting to see it.
00:13:43.000I mean, to Tim's point earlier, Tim was talking about Bill Maher, he sees that there are communists on the left.
00:13:49.000You hear the DSA, the way they speak, they're clear and Open about their goals, and they are revolutionaries, even though these people are running for office and some of them are attaining office.
00:14:00.000There are still actual revolutionaries on the ground that want to completely get rid of the government as we know it, right?
00:14:10.000Like, one of the things that you hear them talk about is to abolish the Senate.
00:14:14.000Well, the Senate is one of the only things in the Constitution that can't be abolished with an amendment, you'd have to get rid of the whole Constitution, and that's the goal of the left to actually destroy the country.
00:14:26.000As we know it, and change the entire makeup of our government.
00:14:30.000And it's something that we need more people talking openly about and pointing the finger.
00:14:36.000And we need people, at least on the right wing, that are clear and open about what's actually happening.
00:15:04.000And then you also have just, I've said it on the show before, you just have a high concentration of people with absolutely nothing to lose in this country.
00:15:12.000And that's really the scariest part, ultimately, because it's one thing to have this radical ideology.
00:15:17.000You know, you see a lot of these DSA types, and they typically, their activism just manifests in political action or demonstrations, et cetera.
00:15:25.000But you have a large proportion of people that literally have nothing to lose.
00:15:28.000So as soon as they pick up those talking points, they get violent immediately.
00:16:30.000If you cannot be in society and behave like a normal person, And if you're engaging in revolutionary violence, you're not a normal person.
00:16:41.000So, just to clarify, the death, this is 18 USC 111.
00:16:48.000It actually does, 18 USC 1114 and 18 USC 2332B, all of the laws pertaining to attacks on federal law enforcement, particularly with the use of terror, they do carry a potential for death penalty.
00:18:28.000And it could also be destruction of government property and assault on federal officers, multiple for the officers who were there that had to deal with that.
00:18:35.000In fact, a couple of officers ran out with their guns drawn in this video.
00:18:38.000I think this dude might get multiple charges.
00:18:41.000I mean, it's because they subdued him right away.
00:18:44.000But this is the bigger thing, kind of going back to what we were talking about earlier.
00:18:47.000Until we start seeing massive prosecutions against the organizations that are all behind this, the communist organizations that want to totally destroy our country, that Bill Maher's finally waking up to, it's, you know, it's that.
00:18:58.000And I'd say that's what MAG is waiting for mass prosecutions.
00:19:04.000They have to be successful because the point is, right?
00:19:07.000It can't just be that there's some lawfare against them.
00:19:11.000If you were to, if you can use lawfare against normal people and change their behavior because they're like, oh man, I don't want to deal with this.
00:19:20.000There's the phrase, the punishment or the process is the punishment, right?
00:20:17.000But to your point, it is better for them to go to jail than to be put to death, I think, put in jail forever because then they don't have the martyr.
00:20:25.000You know, then they're a political prisoner and it's not the same as when they're what?
00:20:45.000It's like, and, you know, it was, de Blasio was trying to like break it up and get rid of it.
00:20:49.000And it's like, dude, this is like what every city dreams of is having an island just for criminals and you can just like forget about them.
00:20:55.000You see it on the approach from LaGuardia and you're like, oh, geez, we'll try not to look that way.
00:20:59.000Like, that's all that really happens there.
00:21:00.000I'm like, they could just, there's a little bridge, blow that up and just leave them there.
00:21:03.000Turn the lights on, turn the lights back on at Alcatraz.
00:21:51.000Pretty sure when you dump a bucket of fuel, light it up, and then throw explosives into it, they're not setting a fire and lighting off fireworks.
00:23:05.000Like, there was a thing on the Postmillennial today.
00:23:08.000Andy No reports that the State Department had links to Antifa's lawyers to decades of Cuban communist influence.
00:23:16.000The National Lawyers Guild, they are just as down with Antifa as any of the podcasters are that are bread tubers, if they still call it bread tuber or whatever.0.63
00:23:30.000But the fact of the matter is, they have free.
00:23:33.000Defense and they use the system that they want to destroy against the American people.
00:23:38.000Is bread tube a reference to bread lines?
00:23:57.000Democrats will do very well in the midterms.
00:23:59.0002028 is a different story because by then, This wing of the party, this new wing with all the energy, and it's not just a few people anymore.
00:24:08.000Every day I read about a new person in some Colorado and Wisconsin, somebody who is saying some variation of not defund the police, abolish the police.
00:27:29.000Normal Democrats just as viciously as they go after anyone on the right wing because they'll say things like scratch a liberal and a fascist bleeds, all that stuff.
00:27:39.000They look at anyone that's not as extreme as they are as just another fascist or whatever.
00:27:44.000Look at Hassan Piker's speech this last weekend.
00:27:49.000I mean, they're not hiding it anymore.
00:27:52.000And it's that coalition of jihadism, it's the red, green, jihadism, and communism.
00:27:57.000And to your point, unless we actually prosecute these guys, the attorneys' guilds, and all this, That's why I say it's got to be a Rico case.0.75
00:28:10.000They all have to go to prison for a long, long time.
00:28:13.000As far as the Democrat divide, I saw an interesting take from Sarnovich today on Twitter where he was saying that Rahm Emanuel is who he suspects may end up winning a primary.
00:28:22.000Yeah, he was making a few different cases for why, but one of the main ones is actually sort of compelling is that if the Democrat primary becomes all about Israel, Rahm Emanuel can take the position of, like, well, Netanyahu is a troublemaker, but like, You know, we have to stand with Israel.
00:28:38.000That's like, that's going to concentrate a lot of capital around him, a lot of like sort of that older Democrat base.
00:28:43.000Cause, you know, a Democrat primary for president is not the same as, you know, a district in New York City or they don't usually happen.0.70
00:28:56.000So it's like, you know, someone like Rahm or potentially Kamala will pick up a lot of the energy, but Kamala might just be sacrificing the kind of establishment wing because she was courting Zoran and picking up some different.
00:30:46.000He knocked that door down like a bull.
00:30:47.000Well, that's what made Cernovich's tweet kind of jump out to me.
00:30:50.000Because, like, I hadn't really thought about that.
00:30:52.000But I'm like, What if someone runs that really becomes the referendum on Obama?
00:30:56.000As in, how much influence does Obama still have the party?
00:31:00.000What does the current Democrat base think about Obama?
00:31:02.000I mean, you need someone out there like that.
00:31:04.000It's kind of a heat check on where's Obama's stance?
00:31:06.000Because if it's like, I don't know, just hypothetically a Kamala versus Rahm Emanuel race, I mean, that becomes is Obama still the head honcho around here, or is it truly the DSA party now?
00:31:16.000I mean, that's ultimately what it would come down to.
00:31:18.000Because again, if Zoran is the house intellectual for Kamala, that tells you where the party's at.
00:31:22.000And from there, they'll get smacked in a general, but that's neither here nor there.
00:31:26.000There's so many quote unquote normal Democrats that are simping for Zohran right now.
00:31:30.000I don't think that they have the ability to take the party to the center.
00:32:04.000And also, I think the DSA is kind of in this moment that Trump was in not too long ago.
00:32:08.000As far as previously, Trump and the GOP had a bunch of reluctant allies.
00:32:13.000So it was people that hated his guts, wanted him gone, but they would pay lip service and go on Fox and be like, President Trump's doing a great job.
00:32:19.000But then as soon as they smelled blood in the water and DeSantis ran, they all turned their knives on him.
00:32:36.000But in addition to that, like, the DSA, I think, is kind of in this moment now where it's turning from reluctant allies to a lot of these establishment Democrats are just like, all right, I guess the DSA may just be in the driver's seat and we just got to play ball.
00:32:59.000It had like a really boring movie trailer.
00:33:02.000And the Beltway, I'm sure DeSantis is far more popular than Trump, but I think they quickly realized that Trump has a lot of loyalty in their public.
00:33:09.000And people are still finding this out.
00:33:11.000Like these guys are still trying to run anti Trump campaigns and losing, and they just keep coming up with different reasons for why.
00:33:17.000And I'm like, the most obvious explanation here is that Trump is just really popular.
00:33:21.000I know that's like hard for people to wrap their heads around, but like go talk to like just average primary voters in the Republican Party.
00:34:57.000I was going to jump to the next story.
00:34:58.000Well, everything you're saying is true, but you bring up, like, I see people talk about how the right controls the House, the Senate, and the executive.
00:35:06.000And it's like, yes, but the margins are so thin to expect there to be anything that actually gets done is just, I think it's expecting too much.
00:35:17.000The point of the way that our system is set up.
00:35:56.000Well, there's new polling out this weekend, which suggests that while they are leading in the so called generic ballot test, the race for Congress, it's not by much and certainly maybe not by enough with us now.
00:37:34.000Okay, the Washington Post CNBC poll lead, it's four on average, right?
00:37:39.000But what about needed to control with registered thing?
00:37:42.000You need probably a three to four point victory nationwide in the national household in order to get a House majority.
00:37:49.000You are right on the edge with this four point lead in the average of the CNBC Washington Post polls, right on the edge of even getting that majority.
00:37:56.000And that's why I said this is a very worrisome sign.
00:37:59.000This is troublesome for Democrats because despite all of Donald Trump's unpopularity in the polls, They do not seem to be building an advantage that guarantees them the House or anything close to a guarantee.
00:38:11.000It's very close, at least if you're listening.
00:38:37.000So the more people that are on the ballot that are DSA people, the more.
00:38:43.000Likely it is that the older, the boomers who are very reliable, they get out and vote every election, it's more likely that they're going to say, I'm not voting for that person.
00:38:53.000And they either won't vote or maybe they'll vote for the Republican.
00:38:56.000I think, look, I got in touch with grass all the time, literally just went to Vegas, played WSOP, took three days off from the show while I was doing a sporting event, as some would describe it.
00:39:08.000And all the regular people there, they're moderate.
00:39:12.000And they all basically agreed, eh, you know, Trump, but the Democrats are crazy.
00:39:17.000Well, and what are the Democrats actually running on other than communism, taking away your property, rent control, all of this just talking points of the left that are dismal failures in practice?
00:39:29.000Did y'all see that Caleb Hammer viral video where he yells at that blue haired chick?
00:39:33.000And he's like, what percent of people actually rely on the federal minimum wage?
00:39:36.000And she's like, I don't know, 30%, less than one.
00:39:39.000And so I fact checked state minimum wage is less than 2%.0.76
00:39:44.000Between one and 2% live on state level minimum wage.
00:39:49.000So, these people are living in fantasy land where they believe fake nonsense and they're voting on it.
00:39:54.000Yeah, I mean, like, to your point, that video or that clip with Caleb Hammer, he was so exasperated because this person lived in a world that was totally detached from reality.
00:40:06.000And that's actually a problem if you get enough people that agree with them and are voting based on a lie.0.86
00:40:13.000You look at what happened to the whole country during the BLM riots.0.68
00:40:18.000If you asked that same type of person, they would say that they believe that.0.75
00:40:22.000Thousands of black men were being killed, unarmed black men.
00:40:25.000There is a video where a guy goes to Venice Beach and he asks, How many unarmed black men do you believe were killed last year?
00:41:20.000I mean, look, that's where we're at right now.
00:41:22.000I mean, as long as you can motivate people with.
00:41:26.000With things that are not true, you cannot guarantee that you're just, you're not, that you're gonna be able to say, oh, well, you know, it's not true.
00:41:34.000So, like the old facts don't care about your feelings, that doesn't mean that people are always gonna vote based on what's true.
00:41:43.000Well, actually, on the left, they do the opposite.
00:42:01.000There's a reason why I think young people tend to lean left or the left tend to be young because they don't have a firm grasp of longstanding politics and they're doing things to try and fit in.
00:42:13.000Younger people are going to be more motivated by social acceptance, followers, likes, et cetera, as opposed to solutions to running a country and sustaining an economy.
00:42:23.000Well, and like, and to your point, I mean, this has been the big problem the Republican base has understood this for a very, very long time.
00:42:29.000It was just, again, these like GOP leaders.
00:42:31.000We're still committed to this faux idea of 20th century statementship that just doesn't exist anymore because the left has been playing dirty for so long.
00:42:39.000I mean, I'm always reminded of this moment in the 2008 race when John McCain's doing a stump speech or whatever, and this lady comes up and asks a question, and she's like, You know, I just don't know about Obama because I think he's a Muslim.
00:42:50.000And then John McCain's like, No, ma'am, no, ma'am.
00:42:52.000And Trump is the first guy to come up and not turn his base into cucks.0.84
00:43:47.000So I think the strategy has been, and I wonder if this is why we're seeing the conspiracy slop go wild isolate the weird conspiracy factions, which include the leftoids and the retard right.1.00
00:43:58.000And then the main political space, the dominant economic political space, meaning where businesses run and where people succeed, is going to be more disagreeable but polite, as it were.
00:44:09.000Well, I mean, you have these people that you're talking about on the right and left just like voluntarily like exiling themselves from like the political space.
00:44:20.000Well, the rest of us are going to like go conduct policy and like affect the country because these people are like convinced everything's trying to kill them at all times.
00:44:29.000I wonder why so many people go on this retard right conspiracy slot tinge.0.99
00:44:34.000And look, behind the scenes, a lot of them are saying it explicitly that they're doing so great.0.98
00:44:39.000It's like, oh, the numbers are so good.
00:44:41.000And then you can see the reaction they have to like, You know, Ben Shapiro, and by all means, look, with all due respect to Ben Shapiro, I don't watch his show.
00:45:30.000I think one of the reasons we don't have a riot season, I think one of the reasons the temperature seems to have come down a little bit in the past couple of months is because the social media that people are being delivered on Instagram and TikTok is no longer hyper partisan, progressive stuff that China wanted to push.
00:45:57.000I mean, you do have the people that like hate Trump, but I think they're a very small, loud, but small minority of the Republican Party.
00:46:03.000I think by and large, most Republicans voted Trump in and they kind of just trust him or they don't feel like they need to watch his like day to day actions.
00:46:11.000And the first term, it wasn't that way at all.
00:46:12.000In the first term, people that were Trump supporters, people that weren't Trump supporters were all still skeptical of the Trump administration.
00:46:18.000They kept a much closer eye on what was going on.
00:46:34.000I think that a lot of what we're seeing in podcasting is it's going to, you're going to, as I just said, you're going to drive yourself off a cliff.
00:46:43.000What's happening is you may be getting a lot of views, but you're centering and isolating your audience into a key sliver that is particularly esoteric on one key issue.
00:46:51.000When that issue no longer becomes relevant, you have an audience that no longer cares because you're not talking to them about issues that broadly matter.
00:46:59.000I think when you take a look at Bill Maher, Saying he's considering Vance.
00:47:45.000And I think the reason why the Ellisons purchased TikTok and why they're buying CBS is they're going to try and isolate the fringe element of politics that was divisive and pull everyone back to the center through media.
00:47:55.000I think TikTok will largely do that.0.78
00:47:56.000I think when you go on Instagram and TikTok and you control via algorithm what people see, the reason why people think 10,000 unarmed black men were murdered is because they're so.
00:48:04.000They were being spam blasted every single day with these videos, recycled, regurgitated.
00:48:09.000But if you start spam blasting people videos of the World Cup and football, they ain't thinking about police shootings.
00:48:41.000Um, just you know, that's that's my position.
00:48:43.000But the pro life lobby, like, once Roe v. Wade got overturned, like, they have nothing left now.
00:48:49.000Like, they're fundraising dried up, like, they're getting hits on Fox News and all that dried up.
00:48:55.000So now they just have no idea what to do.
00:48:57.000And you see a lot of them are like pissed off at Trump because he took away their like fundraising golden goose.
00:49:01.000Like, I'm not, I don't want to like pick on anyone, but yeah, you have these like prominent pro lifers and they're like always nitpicking stuff with Trump.
00:49:06.000And it's like, Yeah, because he's the one guy that actually did something.
00:51:35.000But what I think is true is that I said it already is, you know, woke maybe lost their fastball in so far as just like depersonifying someone overnight.
00:51:43.000I think they just lost the influence in the administration or basically the influence because there are still people that, given the opportunity, they will do everything they can to, you know, ostracize people that say the wrong thing or what have you.
00:51:58.000They just don't have the universal, uh, Control that they used to because people kind of realized, you know, actually cancellation doesn't really make people go away, right?
00:52:10.000Like you, you, you get, you, you may have to live.
00:53:04.000Kind of intrinsic about seeing a figure like that basically leading your country and being the guy for, you know, he's the center of the world.
00:53:10.000He's been the center of the world for 10 years now.
00:53:13.000That has like an effect on the culture, whether it's like intangible or tangible.
00:53:17.000So, like, I think a lot of it actually is, you know, people come up with like these sociological explanations for why this kind of stuff.
00:53:21.000I think a lot of it is just if Trump can be tolerated, not just tolerated, but like literally be the center of all the energy in the entire world and president of the United States, then like Shane Gillis, you know, who cares what he be.
00:53:46.000But selling out a stadium after they tried to take him down, they tried to cancel him, I'd prefer if the libs were all just like Shane Gillis.
00:56:16.000You said we haven't even started fighting yet, what those issues are that actually get people out.
00:56:19.000Well, and as far as why the culture seems to be becoming more moderate, or at least the acceptable views have widened exponentially, I think the main reason for that.
00:56:30.000Is because it's not cool to care about anything anymore.
00:56:33.000And like nihilism is very much in vogue right now.
00:56:36.000Everyone, for a variety of reasons, is very nihilistic at the moment.
00:56:39.000And so people, whether you are extremely left wing or extremely right wing or take your politics very seriously, like the average person just kind of tunes you out at this point.
00:56:49.000Because again, like if you really care about something, even if you're like left wing, that is viewed as just kind of like broadly cringe and like the mainstream culture.
00:56:57.000And this is like, this isn't like the 90s where all everyone is moderate.
00:57:02.000Broadly speaking, everyone probably does have some pretty strong political opinions or maybe even extreme positions, but they won't express it openly because it's just like very uncool to like care very deeply about politics now.
00:57:17.000This is why like some of these figures, whether it's your Ben Shapiro's or your, you know, your like left wing commentators, if you go on Instagram or Twitter, like they're ridiculed like routinely by the mainstream, you know, culture.
00:57:27.000Even if these people agree to them or disagree to them, it's because like nihilism's in.
00:57:30.000Again, it's not cool to really care about anything.
00:57:32.000This is why comedy is becoming having such a moment right now.
00:57:36.000Is because it hits, it scratches two itches.
00:57:49.000It's even if you're taking political jabs, it is perceived as like kind of rising above it all and making a mockery of the whole thing.
00:57:57.000And then, B, because I think another explanation is because comedy, if you're a stand up comedian, it's impossible to have international appeal because your comedy will only make sense in the context of the culture that you're like acting, you know, sort of operating in.
00:58:12.000It's like, you know, Americans find Shane Gillis very funny.
00:58:15.000His humor won't really translate to France.
00:58:16.000I mean, maybe some people in Britain will think it's funny, but he won't have like the same appeal.
00:58:20.000And even in Britain, that he would in America.
00:58:23.000So, comedy, it's because it's so focused on the country you live in.
00:58:27.000I think that's also another reason why it's kind of having this moment because all the movies, all the TV, all the music right now is packaged for mass appeal across the entire world.
00:58:34.000Comedy is like one of the few things that still seems like it's very hyper tailored for your day to day experience as an American.
00:58:41.000And I think that's another reason why, again, it's just kind of they're able to sell at stadiums.
00:58:45.000I mean, Kevin Hart was selling out stadiums not too long ago.
00:58:48.000I mean, you know, when it went to cancel culture was working and everyone had to moderate what they were saying, it was like, okay, well, screw comedy.
00:58:55.000Now it's actually funny and you can actually say, We're back to funny being funny.
01:00:21.000It's amazing that the left, the counterculture, the ones that used to be, you know, the grunge, now are the ones that are stepping in line.
01:00:43.000But nothing's even like, nothing's even like really even grunge anymore because like the culture is so shallow now that whatever your like opponent is, you're basically shadow boxing because there's not really like this unified culture anymore.
01:00:59.000It's not like the 70s or 80s where at least you could like plausibly like make this pitch that like you're fighting the system or whatever.
01:01:04.000Like the system by and large doesn't even really exist anymore.
01:01:10.000So, like any grunge or any way of being alternative or anything, it's again, it's just mainly shadow boxing.
01:01:16.000Well, yeah, there's no more underground, right?
01:01:20.000It used to be where you'd have to go out to a place to get music.
01:01:25.000And if you wanted to look for stuff that wasn't being played on the radio, you actually physically had to leave your house and go to try to find it.
01:01:34.000I've related this story a bunch of times.
01:01:35.000When I was a kid, I had to drive, or I had to have my mom drive because I was like 14.
01:01:40.000Had to have my mom drive me like 40 minutes to this place called The Music Outlet because it was the only place that was even close by at all that had like death metal bands.
01:01:50.000And so, if I went there, I would pick up a CD and maybe I would like the CD.
01:01:54.000I'd have to judge by the cover or judge by, you know, if I knew the band and then bring it home and hopefully I liked it.
01:02:02.000But nowadays, all you have to do is just do a Google search and you can listen to, you know, search on Spotify.
01:02:16.000It's that I can go on my AI program and say, I really like All That Remains, but I like Paramore, so I'm going to mix the two and have Haley Williams sing All That Remains music.
01:04:10.000I've made this point on the show a million times.
01:04:12.000Nothing sets me off more than like the safe, edgy stuff where it's like people will chest beat all day about like Canada or about Karen's.
01:04:20.000But, like, when you bring up day to day groups that are harming you, it's like all of a sudden that's unacceptable.0.94
01:04:26.000When you are like, I don't know, man, I think India is causing more problems than Canada.0.98
01:04:30.000Well, I guess it is synonymous now, but it's like, I don't know, dude.1.00
01:04:33.000I think India is causing us more problems than like France.1.00
01:04:36.000But like people joke about France all day or Italy, but I'm like, dude, I think India, like Africa, I think they're causing us more problems.1.00
01:05:12.000I'm like, what about black women who vote like 6 to 94?
01:05:15.000Well, the whole BNC, I mean, I didn't actually do the statistics on it, but it was a large, I would say, majority, anecdotally, black women.
01:05:55.000So, I mean, and again, it's like, well, the DSA, everyone's like, white socials, white socials.
01:05:59.000I'm like, all these DSA candidates are like immigrants or the children of immigrants.0.50
01:06:02.000So it's like, again, because as white people, it's easy to rough up on our like fellow people.
01:06:08.000You know, Trump made this point when Trump, those years ago, he was like, You know, customs treats my wife really poorly, but then they don't like really rough up like a lot of these other people coming in because it's like for white people, we can rough up on other white people really easily because it's like we don't feel bad.0.50
01:06:22.000There's no like social pressure to like be easy on them or whatever.
01:06:25.000But then when it's like these other groups, like, dude, no, all of these DSA candidates by and large are like immigrants, the children of immigrants, but like, no, it's the white socialists that shouldn't have got a problem too.0.54
01:06:34.000I agree, shouldn't have got citizenship, birthright citizenship.0.65
01:06:37.000Not only that, the founders should have made the same stipulations for Congress and the Senate that they made for the president.
01:06:59.000I mean, the point that we're bringing people in that objectively hate this country and we're saying, here's your citizenship, come back in 35 years or less 21 years.0.72
01:07:09.000Yeah, the founders were like, okay, let's see who can run for Congress or like Protestant, like, okay, like white, Atlanta, et cetera.0.95
01:09:32.000If you weigh it up, then like New York City taxpayers who live by themselves are going to be like having the most outsized voting power.0.64
01:09:38.000And like the elderly will have to pay more.
01:11:11.000The main characters didn't realize and they took out insane amounts of money and then won and then didn't realize what winning the lottery meant.
01:11:18.000And then when they realized they were going to be killed, they're like, oops.
01:11:38.000I mean, but going back to our founders.
01:11:41.000I don't think they intended for jihadists to be being elected and taking over communities in our country and yeah and saying, oh, this all religions are the same.
01:11:49.000It's like, no, if you want to kill this country and tear it down, they're not all the same.
01:11:53.000Thomas Jefferson like bought a copy of the Quran, he's like, oh, this is kind of interesting.0.67
01:11:57.000And then he read further, he's like, let's bomb Libya.0.75
01:12:00.000We gotta take Tripoli, this is getting ugly.1.00
01:12:02.000Yeah, I mean, look, the founders were pretty clear about the fact that this was like a Christian country, like that was the way that was founded.1.00
01:12:12.000The specific desire to keep people out.
01:12:14.000But at the same time, like, there was no thought that people were going to come in, right?
01:12:18.000Like, they didn't think that it was going to be a ton of people from that with significantly different backgrounds.
01:12:24.000Their conception was that it was going to be Europeans, you know?
01:12:28.000Yeah, Benjamin Franklin was like, I don't know if Welsh people are white.
01:12:32.000Like, this guy is supposedly like this multicultural, pluralistic advocate.0.88
01:12:38.000It's like, no, dude, they wouldn't have been able to wrap their head around, like, People, if you told them, like, hey, there's a Somalian, they'd be like, how did they even get here?0.96
01:12:45.000Like, how does someone from Somalia even arrive to the new world?1.00
01:12:54.000Ironically, the same people that are moaning about slavery today are ignoring, you know, I had some of those ideas we had earlier, places that actually still have it today.
01:13:04.000I mean, all of the hypocrisy that we've seen.
01:13:20.000It sounds like Americans were going to Africa to get slaves as opposed to there being an existing slave trade.
01:13:29.000It sounds like the arguments about whether or not slavery was going to be an institution in the U.S. was something that was actually global.
01:13:37.000The way that they characterize it is very different from the reality, which is just because the U.S., you know, when the U.S. ended slavery in the continental U.S., it didn't mean that slavery ended around the world.
01:13:49.000There's still currently slavery going on throughout a bunch of different continents.
01:13:52.000Not only that, but liberals don't know what slavery is.
01:13:55.000And if you ask one of these progressive liberals to describe slavery, they're going to describe a black man in a field being beaten by a white man, and they're going to ignore literally everything.
01:14:03.000Every other form of slavery, which includes working in stores, right?
01:14:22.000Calm down, Libs, with your out of context clips.
01:14:24.000My point is, understanding the history of how these things could have been possible, it's extremely important understanding why we changed them and what the function of government was.
01:14:31.000It goes back to what we started talking about at the beginning of the show if we actually had dialogue.
01:14:36.000Constructive dialogue with facts, then we would hash out these issues and actually come to common ground.
01:14:43.000The left can't do that because they know they lose in the arena of ideas.
01:14:46.000Well, I just think having, look, liberals don't like to come on shows like that Caleb Hammer clip where he's yelling at that woman and he really snaps at her.
01:14:55.000But because she's an ignorant activist who has no idea what she's talking about and it's just virtue signaling, they don't know what they're talking about and they're just trying to say what they think they're supposed to be saying.
01:15:06.000Many of these young people in their early 20s have not experienced politics.
01:15:11.000Myself included, when I was in my early 20s.
01:15:14.000That being said, I was in politics when I was a teenager because I was going to these protests and I was reading the news all day, every day.
01:15:19.000But a lot of young people that we've talked with on the show are like, oh, I was 13 years old when Trump came down the escalator.
01:15:57.000It's all about, you know, I'll just say this like the drama, people, there's more drama than there's ever been, and I am just not doing any of it.
01:16:44.000I'm going to pay attention to the seats of power and I'm going to talk about what's going on in the news and I'm going to talk about, you know, people of significance.
01:16:50.000That are actually, you know, I suppose influencing and changing things to a greater degree.
01:16:56.000A lot of the online fighting is desperation because we're in the political off season.
01:17:00.000When Donald Trump gave his speech the other day, we got something like a million viewers on the show.
01:17:05.000We had 65,000 concurrents, which is what we were getting during political season, if not more.
01:17:09.000We were doing about 80,000 concurrents at the height of political season.
01:17:13.000We had something like 200 or 200 something thousand during the election night.
01:17:18.000Got like 5 million views on the show for the election night coverage.
01:18:28.000Now I'm hearing that the channels have stopped posting.
01:18:30.000And the rumor is because YouTube started asking people to flag AI videos.
01:18:34.000My first thought was not that they're trying to stop AI, they're trying to improve AI videos by figuring out if humans can determine which one is or is not AI.
01:18:44.000Now it's appearing like a lot of these channels are drying up because they've been demonetized, and now it's no longer profitable to make the slop.
01:18:49.000And this is good because if slop can be mass produced, shows like this cease to exist because we can't financially compete anymore.
01:18:57.000And then YouTube becomes just an AI content platform, which destroys the platform.
01:19:55.000They got the band back together because they realized what people liked and what made money was heroism, not weird gender politics and whatever the Marvel was Marvels.
01:21:45.000When they brought him Captain Marvel, what was happening to our culture was they were like, they wanted to create a hero's journey for women.
01:21:51.000But there already is a hero's journey for women, it just needs to be properly parsed out.
01:22:22.000When they inverted it and tried making a movie where it's a woman standing up to the man, It just started to break everything down, and people said, I don't want to watch this.
01:22:40.000Instead of being beaten over the head with some political agenda on it, just keep the stories to what the stories were meant to be and make them entertaining.
01:22:48.000Well, to Tim's point, one of the things that you never, or I'm not sure if it was never, but you rarely saw, was women in these roles actually failing and struggling.
01:23:00.000A great example is like the Star Wars, like episode four, five, and six, right?
01:23:03.000Luke Skywalker was not a Jedi in the first one.
01:23:07.000And in the Empire Strike Back, he got his ass handed to him over and over and over.
01:23:11.000He even used the lightsaber in the first one?
01:24:52.000I have, but I don't even remember the premise.
01:24:53.000This is where Matt Damon is a politician.
01:24:55.000He loses, and there are these dudes in suits.
01:24:59.000They're like, I suppose to be like angels, I guess, that keep you on your path so that you do what you're supposed to do.
01:25:06.000He wants to be with this woman, but they keep forcing him down a different path because they want him to be president.
01:25:12.000And in the end, they find a way to be together.
01:25:14.000And I was like, I think that combines the passions and ambitions of the man with the woman feeling desired.
01:25:21.000That made an interesting story that is sci fi fantasy that I thought was interesting.
01:25:25.000He puts on a hat and he can open doors that are portals, and I'm like, oh, this is cool.
01:25:28.000And then for the women, it's like this woman is his object of desire that he's pursuing, and he's battling angels themselves and fate itself to be with this woman.
01:25:39.000I'm like, I thought that was a great movie.
01:25:45.000I'm not saying it made a billion dollars.
01:25:46.000I think if you actually want to know how you do it, you do what they're doing with Doomsday, and they're like, bring back Robert Downey Jr., this dude just prints money.
01:30:16.000You were just gifted these things, you know?
01:30:18.000Well, that's the part of, I guess, the superhero story that going back to when we were talking about the new Doom.
01:30:26.000When it's not believable, when Thor's hammer stops with two fingers, you're like, so yeah, in the trailer, it's called power scaling because they want to present a threat to the Avengers who are so powerful.
01:30:38.000If you've seen the trailer, Thor swings Stormbreaker and Doom just stops it with two fingers.
01:30:47.000Doom could have just been fighting with him and then used like his energy blasts to like throw him out of the way or something, indicating he is on par with.
01:30:56.000Or potentially stronger than the two finger thing basically says Thor is incapable of even hurt you have no vision at all, and then when you actually do it later on, you're like, Okay, one of those is not true, right?
01:31:07.000Like, this is a problem when they introduced Captain Marvel in Endgame, and Thanos headbutts her and she just smirks like the acting was terrible, the choreography was terrible, and everyone so everybody in the audience when I watched Endgame groaned two points when Thanos headbutts Captain Marvel and she just smirks like.
01:33:55.000I wonder if this means, you know, one of Superman's powers early on was the ability to raise his hand and fire from his hand a miniature Superman.
01:34:40.000Most of the reason people loved him is because they felt like their kids felt like they could relate to Peter Parker, though.
01:34:45.000It's all like the things that make characters interesting is always when the audience or the reader can relate to him.
01:34:52.000You can't really relate to the superhero part, right?
01:34:54.000But everybody that was a teenager or a kid felt like they could relate to Peter Parker because Peter Parker was awkward and blah, blah, blah.
01:35:01.000This is what accidentally helped with X Men is that initially Marvel just didn't want to have origin stories anymore.
01:35:07.000They were like, we can't write an origin story for every weird person we make.
01:37:08.000So, it's akin to like if you stare at a bright light and then you get that temporary spot where you can't see, they flicker, they flash the lights in your eyes.
01:37:25.000Well, it can cause permanent blindness if they hold it too long.
01:37:29.000I got a couple of lasers that'll blind you.
01:37:32.000Did you guys hear about the story where that crypto bro had a blacklight party, but instead of getting black lights, he got UV lights and fried everyone's eyeballs?
01:39:09.000You know, have you seen the new wave where people are taking kefir and they're freezing a fruit and then you pour a little kefir in there and it's.
01:39:15.000Oh, and you mix it up and it turns into ice cream.
01:39:16.000Yeah, we need to get on that wave.0.97
01:39:28.000You buy the kefir, like Lifeway or whatever it's called.
01:39:30.000And then what they do is you take a watermelon, you carve a hole, and then you pour it in, and you just swash it around, and it becomes watermelon, strawberry ice cream.
01:40:41.000I just got to say, like, with all due respect, I love the idea and I'm not trying to be a dick because I think it's fantastic, but just who's your marketing?
01:40:49.000Like, who told you it was a good idea to call it smear case?
01:44:02.000That was like the original, you know, like New Yorkers are really just people that moved to New York and they like want to like show that they're a New Yorker.
01:44:31.000It is funny when I went to New York and I walked into a bodega and I looked at the bread box and I just said, Can I get the roast beef sub with cheddar?
01:48:07.000And I was like, bro, do you mean when I was like doing a 1920s joke where I was like, nah, he's bringing in the, like, I was just goofing off?
01:48:14.000You thought that was an actual accent?
01:52:38.000And so my thought is you're right that people in New York are going to pay more federal taxes because they make more for their standard of living.
01:52:45.000When you factor in that most taxes are paid by the top 20%, I think more than half, the top 20% are basically just in control of everything.
01:52:52.000I would just love to see these freaks, blue haired freaks, just melt down after they want to eat the rich.
01:52:57.000And now it's actually giving the rich more power, more influence, because they actually are the ones that create the jobs.0.96
01:54:15.000If your vote was multiplied by everything else.
01:54:18.000Republicans are voluntarily undercutting their own political power by abolishing property taxes.
01:54:22.000So look, the Republicans would pay more taxes if it gave them more power in the government because.
01:54:29.000It's better to pay a higher rate of tax and get rid of things like red tape, like get rid of the government being involved in everything, regulations and stuff, because then you can go from idea to actual production of whatever product it is far faster and you can make more money.
01:54:49.000I really do think that Republicans, especially high net worth people, would love to pay an extra 5% if that meant there were fewer regulations and they could produce more.
01:54:59.000Well, that might be true in that situation.
01:55:01.000I'm just saying, right now, when the chips are down.
01:55:03.000If Republicans have the option of more political power or higher taxes or lower taxes, they always take the lower taxes.
01:55:09.000That's why you've seen the property tax abolition, which just like screws over counties.
01:55:13.000But if you could do both, then it's all hypothetical.
01:55:17.000But the biggest issue, you talk about when you're paying those taxes, it's the percentage of the tax.
01:55:24.000So if you're paying 15%, I'd pay 20% if you had certainty in decision making.
01:55:29.000The biggest problem that business owners have is these four years, I'm going to be paying this rate and I'm going to have these regulations.
01:55:35.000Four years from now, I have no clue what's going to be thrown at me.
01:55:38.000If there was some certainty in the market that said, hey, if based on your involvement in this process, you were going to have more say in it, I think it would even out across the board.
01:56:27.000Where it's like property tax, it's like the one thing where you're actually like, this pays for the police, this pays for the fire department, this pays for the schools.
01:56:33.000And if you get rid of it, then like, if you live in a blue state like California or Virginia, you're cooked.
01:56:37.000Because if you live in a red county, Now, the police are controlled by Richmond.
01:56:41.000Now, the fire department schools are all controlled by Richmond or Sacramento.
01:56:57.000The Fallen 501st says, Mutant power sounds cool till you're the kid whose power is incinerating all human life in a three mile radius unconsciously, and Logan is the only one who can put you down.
01:57:15.000And then there's a new character they introduced a few years ago called Forget Me Not.
01:57:19.000No one can remember him, and any record of existence is destroyed.
01:57:23.000Immediately upon turning away from him.
01:57:25.000And so this fills a bunch of plot holes.
01:57:28.000So they're like, there's a mutant, he's an X-Men, and Charles Xavier knows he exists because he created a psychic force in his mind that every two hours keeps refreshing in his memory the existence of this guy.
01:57:43.000So you're looking at him, and he tells you, here's what I'm going to do.
01:57:45.000And when you look away, he just doesn't exist anymore.
01:57:49.000So he's like, he's the Deus Ex Machina for the Marvel comics to be like, oh, well, that was because Forget Me Not was there the whole time.
01:58:29.000I thought, I think Bondi screwed up on the Epstein thing.
01:58:32.000I don't agree with everything that Israel does, but I believe in them over jihad.0.97
01:58:38.000But ultimately, it's what's the alternative?0.96
01:58:41.000You're going to give it back to the people that invited open borders, invasion of our country, that want to transgender your children, that want to, I mean, everything that wants to communize our country or jihad our country.0.98
01:58:51.000That's what you're giving it back to.0.96
01:59:48.000And, like, these, the, the, the, the, you know, like the, the story about Trump and, and like the fraud cases and the, and the felonies and all that, it's just, it's just all nonsense when you actually look at the court proceedings.
02:00:01.000But liberals don't read any of this stuff, they just believe it's true.
02:00:04.000They just say, well, you know, Trump's a felon.
02:00:05.000And you're like, yeah, for not directing Cohen to do anything, it's the craziest story.
02:00:12.000You have to throw good versus evil in there, too, though.
02:00:15.000There's a lot of evil people in there.
02:00:18.000Richard Slammer says, You can't call yourself real comic book fans if you say that one of the most egregious tropes of the past 15 years of comics, evil Superman, is a good thing.
02:07:06.000And then this is what we affectionately call the rape kit.
02:07:09.000We actually broke the story in Nicoquely, Colombia, on our first trip across the Darien Gap, where the United Nations and this NGO CARE were giving these out to women and children before they went across the Darien Gap.
02:07:22.000They were full of birth control, morning after pills, and a whistle and condoms, and with the hope that you could put the condom on the guy that was raping you.
02:07:32.000And if not, you could take the morning after pill the next day or blow your whistle.
02:07:36.000And then inside of it, the only thing I still have, I didn't keep any of the condoms, but the only thing inside, we've got the whistle that you were supposed to be able to blow.
02:07:46.000And then we've got IDs from all over the world.
02:07:48.000I've got bags and bags and bags of these that people dumped as they came across the border because they were told that they'd have an easier time coming in if they made up a new identity.
02:07:57.000So just all of the lies and identities from people that are in the country right now.
02:13:27.000So, actually, what you can do is there's something called, what's it called, like the Leidenfrost effect.
02:13:31.000So, you can actually, if your hand is wet, you can actually smack molten steel or lava.
02:13:37.000Because what happens is once you make contact, the water vaporizes, creating a cushion of water vapor between your hand and the molten material.
02:13:44.000So, as long as you move quickly, you can actually get on your hand.
02:15:38.000The argument was that Bill Maher said Trump treats everything like a real estate deal.
02:15:43.000Trump has pursued equity stakes in semiconductors, rare earths, steel, nuclear energy, and AI.
02:15:51.000He's the one guy that I think could actually run these things effectively.
02:15:57.000There's around a 10% government stake in the CHIPS Act, government stake in MP Materials, Lithium Americas, U.S. Steel is a golden share, Trump's calling it.
02:16:09.000He's got government involvement in the construction of nuclear energies.
02:16:13.000I don't think there's a specific Westinghouse.
02:16:16.000And then obviously the AI stuff through, I think it was called Quantum Leap.
02:17:26.000I mean, if we could undo, as you said, as an investment, not a controlling means of production, if we use this thing to actually make money for our country, which $40 trillion in debt, we got to do something.
02:17:54.000But, yeah, do you want to add anything or shout anything out, or do you have comments on that particular issue?
02:18:01.000I was being a little bit snarky by asking the question, but at the same time, it is kind of funny to see how the people that kind of agree or are defending socialists are going to sit here and act as if that's a problem.
02:18:16.000They're trying to attack Trump, but it's also okay.
02:18:19.000I'm actually okay with if they want to criticize it, we can just turn around and say, all right, ban it.
02:18:24.000Ban the government from doing this because then it just prevents you guys from doing what you want to do.
02:18:50.000It's just the execution of, and the problem with government is that if the government fucks up and the system breaks, they just keep dumping money into it because no one can stop them.
02:20:36.000Appropriating funds for the creation of asylums on federal property seems more of like a state issue.
02:20:41.000The president can't really do anything about it in DC, I guess.
02:20:45.000Yeah, in DC, if I remember right, a lot of them went away under Reagan, but I don't know.
02:20:52.000Well, so there was a big controversy on like the legitimacy, and like there was like one person every thousand patients, and they were really bad, badly run.
02:21:15.000So, this, so I go to the DNC and I go into this unisex bathroom.
02:21:20.000And the worst idea, I just want, again, if you're a woman out there, go to a unisex bathroom, go into a stall and have a dude just ripping dumps in the stall next to you.0.99
02:21:31.000And you will, yeah, you will change your mind.1.00
02:21:34.000I went in there, I was like, this is the most disgusting, worst idea.
02:21:37.000Dudes are sick, dudes are gross, especially the ones that have you been to a woman's bathroom?
02:28:03.000TSA actually brings the gun to the police in New York for the police as soon as you go to pick it up, as soon as you take possession of it.
02:28:17.000And which, for everyone else listening who may or may not be in uniform, our caller did have it in a locked case in his trunk as he passed the state of Illinois.
02:28:29.000There should be the ability to travel on the interstate highway system with a Firearm and have it in a condition in which you can defend yourself.
02:28:40.000Here's an important piece of information.
02:28:42.000As a property owner in Maryland and West Virginia, but a resident of West Virginia, I have a legal protection to transport guns in my car and store them in my Maryland property without a permit.
02:29:23.000As a resident of West Virginia, however, I'm legally allowed to store firearms, including handguns, in my Maryland properties so long as when they're being transported, the ammunition is in a separate compartment from the gun itself.0.89
02:31:30.000I was told that in Jersey, when I went and talked to the police, they said, The only way you're getting a gun is if you're extremely wealthy or extremely famous.
02:31:52.000And so I was able to file a bunch of paperwork and then get, Special access and but you can, you it's not, it's actually, I'm exaggerating a little bit to get concealed carry, yeah.
02:32:01.000To be, I'm sorry, not concealed, to be able to carry a gun on your person, open or concealed, you have to be rich or famous, yeah.
02:32:07.000Uh, there is one thing that you might be interested in, I don't know, you probably know it considering you're calling about a second amendment, uh, uh, issue in the first place, but um, New Jersey just, I think it was the uh, the district court for New Jersey just said that the assault weapons ban and magazine capacity ban in New Jersey is unconstitutional, so.
02:32:30.000This is likely because the Supreme Court has decided to take up an NFA thing?
02:34:11.000And I'm like, These people are fucking retards.1.00
02:34:12.000The case that the Supreme Court has decided to hear is Viamantes versus Cook County.1.00
02:34:17.000Which challenges an ordinance in Cook County, Illinois, covering Chicago, and Grant v. Higgins, which contests a statewide ban in Connecticut.
02:34:24.000So that's what the Supreme Court's gonna hear beginning October, or it's gonna hear in the next session, which begins in October.
02:34:30.000So it looks like, you know, just so long as the Supreme Court's makeup stays the same, it is highly likely that these assault weapons bans are going to go away.
02:35:22.000I am fairly confident that they're not particularly complex.
02:35:28.000But yeah, I would never carry a 1911 just because the failure to feed rumors makes me nervous.
02:35:36.000I'm a Glock guy, but I'm not really like I'm not a gun guy in the sense that I like the guns that I have, but I'm not like a collector with a bunch of different stuff.
02:35:47.000All my handguns are Glock 9mm, all my rifles are ARs.
02:35:52.000Uh, one bulk gun, but otherwise, it's like it's all the same stuff, it all operates the same, so I can pick up any of them, and it's basically like having the same gun.
02:36:01.000So, but I appreciate the offer to go to the range and do a little shooting, run on.
02:36:42.000I guess the only question I have is so my algorithm, my X feed, my YouTube algorithm, has been giving me clips from Breaking Bad for the past few weeks.
02:36:54.000I was just wondering if I should succumb to the Psy Hop and watch the show.
02:36:58.000You've never watched Breaking Bad?0.98
02:37:50.000There's a scene in Breaking Bad where Saul says something to the effect of, well, if it ever goes tits up, I'll go work at a Cinnabon in Dubuque.
02:37:58.000And then Better Call Saul ends with, like, he's at a Cinnabon in Dubuque.
02:39:22.000I got a buddy of mine, JT, out in California.
02:39:25.000He wanted to bring up if the miscategorizing, we didn't talk, we talked about that on the pre show of whites and blacks and crime statistics.
02:39:34.000Tens of thousands of blacks, Asians, Indians, Hispanics.
02:39:37.000Turns out white people don't commit crimes.
02:39:39.000So, it's like that's why white people, they say, try to equalize the numbers, but it's actually far less when you actually take out all the Hispanics and, Asians and Middle Eastern Europe.
02:40:01.000Yeah, but if you're not from Europe.0.83
02:40:04.000The Caucasus region of Europe, you're Caucasian.0.87
02:40:09.000The reason for the disparity between, like, you're talking about white Europeans is because for a thousand or fifteen hundred years, they killed everybody that did any kind of crime that broke any kind of law.0.95
02:43:18.000Becoming a drug dealer and then dealing with the drug ring concludes, and then season four is yeah, new bad guys, you know, new things to kind of just leave you like, instead.
02:43:30.000I don't know what it was supposed to leave you as, you know, but I just left.
02:43:34.000But the whole thing was my favorite scene.
02:43:36.000One of my favorite scenes is when he calls Skylar and he knows that she's being tapped by the feds, and he's like, You bitch, I warned you if you ever crossed me, you do what I tell you, or else, and because he knows that the feds are gonna get her off the hook.
02:43:51.000They're going to be like, oh, she was a victim being tortured by this guy.