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Speaker 3: The kidney stone is gone so happy to be back
and happy to be rid of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would imagine. So, yes, and we got our
special guest this evening, mister Carl Dahl. How are you,
my friend, doing well?
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me.
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I mean, if people hadn't caught your conference speech, it
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let's jump into the first topic of this evening. So
I got to tell you I did not expect this
to come across my desk today, but boy, ol boy did.
Let's just get the blood boiling on this one. So
a new report from the White House is saying that
they are all fifty five million visas in the United
States are being under review for potential deportation violations. First
of all, I mean, the one thing that stands out
with this, I don't think anybody knew that fifty five
million people in the United States we're here on visas.
That was just a shocking number. That is one out
of six Americans, enough for twenty five states, half of
the country states where the people are here on visa
of some form or another. Like, just how could this
be allowed? This is just ridiculous, man, One in six people.
And this isn't even including all the illegal immigrants or
all the anchor babies or all of the you know,
legal migrants that have gotten here through other means that
aren't currently on visas. So one way or another, this
is just crazy, man. Very well. Might be that close
to forty percent of the entire American population is just
foreigners of one where. Oh absolutely, it's yeah.
Speaker 4: There's so many places in this country where you go
and people are brand new immigrants, brand new immigrants everywhere,
and you see it when you're looking for work too.
It's it's completely insane.
Speaker 3: Well, I am, yeah, I assume this is also a
student visas, And yeah, I've told the story. I've told
the story before about when I lived in Auburn, Auburn, Alabama,
where it's five minutes from the university, that my whole
street except for me, was Chinese, but everyone was Chinese
in my neighborhood. So yeah, this is this is not
a shock. One in six people here are either here
on a visa, and it looks like some of them
could be have problems with their paperwork. Now we know
what that means. It means we have to kick them out.
The question is will we I mean, is it just
you know, is is it just hoping and wishing again,
or you know, are we going to get the you know.
The one thing that I think anyone who you know
still is still you know, still isn't just ready to
flush Trump down the toilet is hanging there, you know,
hanging their hat on, is the fact that we could
get immigration fixed. Now. Do I think it's going to happen.
I think I've expressed that opinion before. But it's the
only thing. And when you look at this, you just
you I mean, basically every story we're going to talk
about tonight just tells us we don't have a country.
That's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's definitely gonna be quite a bit of a
theme this evening, for sure. The thing here is it's
gotten to the point where I tweeted about this recently
a lot of other people have had similar experiences with this.
One is that just talking to every day normies, everybody
knows that the official numbers for however many people in
this country are just blatantly false. Everybody we could see it.
You go into a supermarket, you go into Costco, you
go to a public park, you go to a zoo,
you go to Disney World, you go to a ballgame,
you go literally anywhere, and you just see an entire
horde of mystery, meet people that were not here even
five years ago. You can't tell me. It pulled the
wool over my eyes saying that, oh, well, actually, you
know all these people are you know, we're here all
the time, and America has always been this diverse, and
you know, this is just ridiculous, so bigoted for you
to even think that there's anything different here. And as
Rolling Gun points out in this tweet, like yeah, here's
your housing crisis right here. One in six people in
this country just should not be here period you're a
visa worker of some kind, you were not allowed to
be in the United States. So there's your housing crisis,
literally right there solved. Get rid of these people.
Speaker 3: It's not only the housing crisis. I mean, we're talking
about traffic, which I mean, when you think about it,
you would think that some of these people who are
like these radical environmentalists would want to have as few
people here as possible because they're all driving, you know,
so we just have that much more pollution waiting in line.
I mean, there's been a I think there's an app
out there called ice Block, and I've heard that some
of our guys, like before they go to a store
or something, they're calling ice block and reporting, reporting the
stores so they can clear it out, just so that
they can shop in peace, with less crowds and shorter lines,
just things like I mean everything, every the price, the
price of everything is going to go down. But I
will remind you, and I've said this before, Walmart, Publics,
all these businesses do not want them gone. There is
your enemy. They are relying upon having as many people
in this country as possible so they can have as
many customers as possible, as many annuities just feeding them
money every week as possible. You know, this whole cap
you know capitalism thing. Oh capitalism is, you know, that's
why we're free. Well, I mean, I don't even know
what capitalism is. I'm tending to believe the the pejorative
that it was, the term was created with. But it's like,
if that's what it is, if it's all about making money,
if it's all about you know who who has the
fattest bottom line, you have a billion dollar companies who
are going to fight this tooth and nail. This is
a This is a much bigger war with way more
enemies and way more powerful enemies than people realize.
Speaker 4: Is it a target rich environment? Oh so a friend
of my son's, I'll try not to have fed posts.
A friend of my sons graduated in the spring with
a three point eight gpa, took every single AP class,
did awesome, every single one that he could get in
his school, had a sports background, and his math was,
you know, the highest level that you could take all
through high school. And he did not get accepted to
a state university that we considered a safety school when
I was that age. He was not accepted and it's
because they have thirty five percent foreign students because the
schools make like four times the tuition, and then those
people are more plugged in to all the services that
they and they're guaranteed this cash. They know they're going
to get their money because they have to pay, you know,
every month. So it's it's wild how awful every every
institution has been turned into just a heartless business. Who's
just like we we know that we're a land grant
university intended to educate the people of this state, but
we want out of state students and we want foreign students.
Speaker 2: That's all that matters to them. Now, all these companies
are literally like if you're married and your wife wants
all your protection, provisioning, the house under your head, all
the money you take in, but she wants to go
fuck another guy. It's like, no, this is a fucking joke.
Are you out of your mind? You're here in the
United States of America under our good will, the protection
of our legal codes, the protection of our tax laws,
all the other benefits that you get for being in
business in the United States, and now you're like, oh no,
we're just gonna, you know, go bring in a bunch
of foreigners to either work in our shops or to
buy our products, or to stack our education centers and classrooms.
It's like, this is ridiculous, man, this is what nobody
thinks of, unless you're like one of these like libertarian dorks,
you know, think like this is like the free market
and action.
Speaker 4: Now, nothing delegitimizes a society like this sort of behavior.
Listening to oron McIntyre's great appearance on Tucker again in
the car today with my son, since you know, I
listened to it when it first came out, and I
was like, hey, let's check this out. You know, him
talking about the managerial revolution and the evolution away from
where the institutions become about preserving and growing themselves and
become international, because that makes the most sense to just
have these flows from one place to another, maximum chaos,
maximum money, maximum growth, all that sort of stuff. And
it's completely untethered from the stories that we tell ourselves
or that it tells us about what.
Speaker 2: We actually are.
Speaker 4: And then they just simply stop telling those stories, they
stop pretending, and they start talking about, you know, being
our democracy and stuff like that, even though it's not
our democracy obviously, because it has nothing to do with us,
and it's radicalizing a lot of people. I have a
neighbor who worked for the federal government, great lady, very
democrat oriented, being a Northeasterner. I don't hold it against her.
I understand the mentality, but she's like radicalized because her
you know, to you know, white early twenties kids can't
find jobs. They just graduated from college, and they're like,
what am I going to do?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: They can continue going to school and because the story is, well,
just get a master's degree. And she's like, I know,
all these smart kids who did everything that you were
supposed to do. They did everything that everyone ever told
them was a recipe for success. They have all the
student debt and they can't find jobs, let alone the
people you know in the middle of their lives who
can't find jobs. So it's radicalizing people, and you know,
that means that there's going to be a lot of
opportunities for bridging gaps. A lot of people are throwing
aside these boring ideological things because they just have so
much more in common with one another and then other areas.
You know, the negative side of that for the people
who believe who fall for ideology is, you know, these
ideologies that bound together dissimilar people are going out the
door because everyone realizes that they're just a spook. It's
just a scam. Like you said, capitalism, what's capitalism is?
Speaker 2: It?
Speaker 4: Is capitalism a god? Do you sacrifice your children to
the god of capitalism?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really nice to see that people are just
completely sidestepping all of these you know, weasel words and
dialectical traps that were used to keep people on this
like plantation, this acceptable you know space of dialogue for
the last like forty to fifty sixty. However many years
you want to go back to it. But everyone is
just saying, no, I'm not getting trapped in your stupid
games anymore. Fix the problems. That's it. You can just
do things. Is becoming like the mean of our age.
Basically at this point, I'm not listening to your discussion
about oh but my free markets. It's like, shut up,
all right, just stop, I'm I'm going in here. I'm
fixing the problem. And especially with young men, particularly young
white men, at this point, they've had enough.
Speaker 3: Well they I mean, these are you know, you know,
the libertarian types think that you know, I used to
think that libertarianism was just like a you know, like
a more intellectual, intellectual form of the right wing. I mean,
it's obviously not right wing, so I mean I was.
I can admit when I'm deluded, but you know, basically,
they think that they live in a binary. It's either
laissez fair capitalism or communism. Any there's no in between
with them, So you can't even really take them seriously because,
as you know, I've taken to pointing out, they're really
just like communists because communists are like, it's either communism
or it's capital or you know, it's capitalism, and it's
it's exploitative. It's it's like, no, no, we're not. If
you have something, I mean, Marx, all you have to
do is read Mark works. Mark said, we need capitalism.
Capitalism is what is going to cause families to break apart.
People are going to become derascinated. All they're going to
care about is money. They're not going to have anything
that there's gonna be nothing that's gonna be co it's
gonna cause them to be people to be cohesive. It's
going to be a free for all, and that's the
way we get to that's the way we get to communism.
Now from an economic standpoint, you know, it's it's taking
a longer time. They they saw that people weren't just
going to embrace that, so they started sneaking it in
through cultural things. Now people, because they've because sneaking it
in through cultural things and because we still have capitalism,
everything's starting to fall apart. That's why people are like, oh,
we're going to become communists. Well, yeah, that was the
plan all along, that's what capitalism was going to bring us.
And now some and now some fucking midweight out there
is going, well, if it's not capitalism, what are we
gonna what are we gonna have?
Speaker 4: Is it interesting that Trotsky is kind of winning though,
because of capitalism ushering in global inter you know, globalism,
international globalism, you know, and that I mean, if you
think about it like that, well it's it's actually more like, uh,
it's more like communism in a handful of countries, which
then subsidized the rest of the world. You know, It's
it's totally wild.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're just at we're at a point now where
communism wanted to bring U, wanted to bring us because
we rejected communism. We rejected Bolshevism. We rejected communism, but
we held on to capitalism. And since ninety nine percent
of the people who accuse other people of being communists
have not actually sat down in read Marks and Lenin
and Bakunin and all, they don't realize what how we
got to where we are. I mean, it's it's just
it's just education, it's just figuring figure it out. The
books are out there.
Speaker 2: Well, again getting back to the topic of you can
just do things and these arguments of the free trade
and open immigration and free markets and everything like this,
here's an announcement that Marco Rubio made, like literally just
before it came on air. On this one. I couldn't
believe this, big big man. Yeah, effective immediately, we are
pausing all issuance of worker visas for commercial truck drivers.
The increasing number of foreign drivers operating large tractor trailer
trucks on US roads is endangering American lives and undercutting
the livelihoods of American truckers. This, no doubt is in
response to that absolutely horrifying video that actually took place
in Florida Marco Rubio's homestate earlier this week or late
last week of the two Indian guys who were driving
on the highway seventy miles an hour, just decides to
do a U turn on one of those emergency you know,
you guys know, like where you're driving on the highway,
the cops and ambulances and other emergency vehicles are allowed
to use these dirt U turns in case of emergency. Well,
this Indian guy just decides, oh, well, I can use
this on the highway, brings his truck to a complete stop,
decides to do a U turn, and kills a family
of three in the process. And we're not gonna show
the video here because you know, we don't need to
see this kind of stuff. But just looking at the
expression of both these guys' faces in there, like just
just no re more whatsoever. So like a robot, like
a like a like a T eight hundred, you know,
is driving this thing just has no acknowledgement that, you know,
I just cald a family of three with my own stupidity. Well,
and this caused such an uproar, and of course it
came out that this guy was here illegally got a
visa through California through Gavin Newsom, Bill in twenty twenty two,
I believe, or twenty twenty one, something like that. Either way,
this guy shouldn't have been here. This guy couldn't speak English.
She took an English proficiency test after the accident only
answered was like three out of the fifteen questions correctly.
So the guy couldn't even read the road signs. Why
is this character driving on my roads? And fuck your
free markets, fuck your capitalism, arguments this guy's a danger
and you shouldn't be here.
Speaker 4: This is actually a multi state problem, not I mean,
obviously it's a problem for the whole Canada too, is
the biggest problem. Canada is the biggest problem. Canada was
the first through the door on this, and the paget
in question came to the US, went to Washington State
first got a provisional driver's license in Washington State because
his network funneled him there. And then then he went
to California and got one of these out of state
trucking provisional commercial his CDL, which basically has like no testing.
It was something that was implemented. There was a great
show our friend Jay Burden did with Gord, who's a
classic Canadian and trucking professional who lays it all out,
great show which just came out.
Speaker 2: Was it yesterday?
Speaker 4: Possibly it was this week and lays it all out. Gents.
My cousin was killed New Year's Day by a Paget
trucker with one of these provisional California commercial driver's licenses.
And very very very upsetting. But this is it's appalling
with the Canadians. Originally they were supposed to only be
servicing I think it's the first sixty or ninety miles
along the border, but they just drive all over the country.
You know, US originating loads that are being delivered within
the US are supposed to be done that all that
driving is supposed to be done by US licensed truckers.
That has been waived as well. Mexicans get similar waivers
as well. It's just ever since COVID, it's all hands
on deck, cram them in, keep justifying and giving them visas.
You know, they just show up and they get these
crazy provisional visas and go to work for these crooked
pajeet trucking companies and stuff. And some of them are
US like US companies, and they're just.
Speaker 2: It's even such a larger slap in the face, given
the discussion we were just having, and you were just
pointing out, mister Doll, about the struggles that young heritage
Americans who are just graduating from high school and college
have with getting jobs like this, and all the institutions
in this country are bending over backwards doing backhandsprings trying
to make this guy's job as easy as possible to
get a trucking license in the United States. When the
guy came to read the fucking.
Speaker 4: Road signs, Yep, they doubled the amount of CDL issuances
in a year by waiving all these requirements because you
know us CDL you have to get all this your
licensing and past tests and actually have knowledge. But if
you're a foreigner, you just show up and lay waste
to people on the highways.
Speaker 2: It's completely insane, Like what is going through your mind,
like any of us who even if you've driven for
like five minutes of your life, if you're sixteen years old, right,
but you've grown up on American roads or something like this,
that is just so unbelievable. Faux pas to think that
I'm going to stop on a seventy mile an hour
highway and bring this giant ass eighteen wheel truck to
a complete stop and decide to do a U turn,
cross multiple lanes and just complete to crush a family
of three in a car. It's like, it's just how
do you even comprehend? It illustrate people just aren't even us,
They're nothing like us whatsoever.
Speaker 4: It illustrates the problem of the third world mentality that
you know, it used to be that in small numbers,
you know, the theory was that in small numbers, high
quality people from the Third World would come here, we
would force them to follow our rules and then they
could assimilate, and then the ones who couldn't cut it,
we get rid of them, you know. And then of
course over time, I'm you know, you relax all standards,
you know, because white people bad, and you end up
with the situation where it's like New Deli on the
roads because they're just the most selfish people. They don't
care about following rules. They think if you follow rules,
you're a sucker. Everything is a scam because if you're
not scamming people, you're a sucker. You're the one being scammed.
It's just it it's a race to the It's an
absolute race to the bottom. And people don't understand it,
Like the American boomer is like totally susceptible to the
charm of the paget, Like they have no defenses, they
have no experience with them outside of people with certain
kinds of it jobs had experience with them and knew
how they operated. Other than that, everyone's like, wow, he's
you know, kind of Western presenting, but he's brown and
he has a big smile, and you know, wow, he's
just like us, you know, And I have a friend
that I can tell my friends about. It's just, oh,
it's the worst. It's absolutely the worst.
Speaker 2: Never gets sold, but it is.
Speaker 3: It's just fifth column upon fifth column. Yeah, that's all
it is, and it it just can't stand anymore.
Speaker 4: Pete. We need fifty five million or fifty five million
individuals that you have to get individually.
Speaker 5: You have to.
Speaker 3: I actually saw a libertarian arguing that, well, you know
what the law says is that you have to bring
each one into court. And it's like, no, fuck you, No,
it's it's either going to be like leave or you know,
we'll do the thing. The wall on the southern border,
they're going to be facing it.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's a that's a good way to put it.
Speaker 4: That's a nice euphemism I think you've coined.
Speaker 2: Which you know, yeah, really which side note on that one.
I don't know if you guys saw this this week,
but uh, Border patrol and Homeland Security guys were out
there this week painting the bars black to ensure they
got literally as hot as humanly possible. And yes, so
somebody attempts to climate, you know, just get fried. Yeah. Uh,
you know, I personally would prefer remoat with you know,
sharks and alligators, but you know, we'll take to what
we have, right all right, So uh, good news on
that front for the trucking stuff. Uh, this needs to
be done in many more industries across the country, most
notably the tech industry. For sure, get these people out
of here. I mean it just it's like every day
I hear from some of my friends are in the
tech business, some of which are you know, on OGC Central,
and they're just like, yeah, I'm sick at tired with
these people.
Speaker 4: Well it's just.
Speaker 2: And what's even worse too, is to get met with
the arguments afterwards for this, And it's like listen, all right,
there are some problems with the younger generations in this country.
I you know, nobody's perfect at all, right, but this
ridiculous live we have to throw on top of everything that,
oh well, it's all just down to the millennials and
the gen Z and the Alphas and everybody. You know,
they just weren't really working that hard and we're pulling
themselves up by their bootstraps or what have you. It's
like when you literally have shit like this, and it's
not just in trucking. It's not just an education. It's
all over the place, all right. It's in housing, it's
in your corporate jobs, it's in your white collar jobs,
it's in your blue collar jobs, and you're on the
construction site. It's literally everywhere you have to compete with
one million, one hundred and fifty million plus people who
have no business being here, all right. And I'm sick
of it. I'm sick of having these arguments with people.
It's like, no, we're not talking about this. You don't
know what you're talking about. I'm not getting caughtup up
in another one of these stupid statements. We can just
deport people, and we damn well should be face the
border wall. Goddamn right, absolutely all right. So with that done,
speaking of problems with foreigners in this country, you know,
another realm we can get into is actually local politics
and elections and such, because as these people come here
in greater numbers, they start forming little enclaves and everything
like that. I mean, why don't we watch this video here.
This is coming out of ham Trammick, which is a
suburb of Detroit. This was just this last week. Let's listen.
Speaker 6: In new video obtained by Local four shows a black
pickup truck pulling up outside ham Trammick City Hall in
the middle of the night, just days before the primary election.
Speaker 7: All of a sudden, the lights turn on inside the truck.
Speaker 6: That's when you spot three men inside, including what appears
to be council member of Boom Musa in the backseat,
the same council member who is seeking reelection right now.
Speaker 7: The video then shows the driver.
Speaker 6: Getting out and stuffing absentee ballots into the dropbox.
Speaker 7: The only problem, they don't all fit.
Speaker 6: He then starts pushing them in before reaching for two
more stacks, the whole time looking around to see if
anyone is watching.
Speaker 7: After about two minutes, the group drives away.
Speaker 6: And get This local forefound that it happened again only
four days later, this time a different car pulling up
with what appears to be the same council member in
the passenger seat. He then starts handing bundles of ballots
to the driver, dropping off three large stacks. City election
results show Musa received one h twenty nine votes during
the primary, making him the top contender for city council.
In November, Michigan State Police confirmed the videos or part
of an ongoing investigation. It all comes just days after
two Hamtramck City council members were charged with election fraud
and connection to the twenty.
Speaker 3: A Well, it's not You're just you want me to
fed post, don't you. You just want me to start
fed posting, right?
Speaker 2: Oh, try to keep it together, beat, We've got to
keep the stream up.
Speaker 4: Well, this is how they operate. I I had an
amazing conversation one time with a then friend who was
from India in it was obamis it was Obami's.
Speaker 2: Election, his re election. Excuse me h.
Speaker 4: He was getting married here. His his parents came to
visit for the wedding and on election day, his father
was amazed that there weren't banners everywhere, and there weren't
gangs going around basically you know, ethnic gangs, ethnosen sectarian
gangs going around like prodding people to push him out
to the you know, to the ballot box. He was
amazed that, and so this is just an example of
them bringing it here.
Speaker 2: This is how they do it.
Speaker 4: We say, you have to have elections to be you know,
to be democracy, and they go, okay, and they just
have their ethnic gangs round everything.
Speaker 2: The guys in the fucking car like.
Speaker 4: While they're doing this, because he doesn't even trust them
to do like he has to get his guys who
he's probably paying cash, you know, or with you know,
like children.
Speaker 2: I'll even show you how literally trust his co ethnics
on this one. We actually have the breakdown right here
of the votes. I've got him right here. So of
the thousand plus votes that this guy receives, right, two
and eighty six of them were actually votes in person,
and the remaining eight hundred and forty three of them
were via absentee ballots classics like four fits of this
guy's vote. So I'm just gonna dump him into the mailbox. Yeah, Yeah,
it's just the most blatant thing. Ever, I have the
most votes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I'm it. It would be sad if
somebody rigged one of those drop boxes, rigged all those
drop boxes that you know, if you if you drop
more than two votes in it, you know, more than
one vote in at once, Like you know, something happens
like like one of those.
Speaker 2: Like when you rob a bank. Amazing, amazing. Well, uh,
I was thinking one of those, you know, like when
you rob a bank in the old bank Robin movies,
like a blue pank grenade like blows up and makes
all the bills like null and void or something like that,
except it's a five bomb. It's it's just, I mean,
it's just everywhere. Man, we don't have to live like this. Well,
like none of these people, no Americans pictured on the
city council whatsoever. Well if we actually went back to
that clip and saw the names of all the Star
Wars Americans there, you know they were they were actually
on the ballot. It's it's crazy. We have ethnic enclaves
popping up all over the state here, ridiculous. Look at
these Look at these names. Yeah, naim uh truduri. It
can't even pronounce the names. Yeah, use of said and
moved to hoard that really sounds like a Star Wars
balloty hunter, you know, yeah there, oh, there we go,
Diane Elizabeth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, the Pollock on the bottom is just completely
shut out. I mean, they used to as far as
as far as I know, if I know that area properly,
the Polocks used to run that area.
Speaker 2: Yeah they did. Oh yeah in ham Trammick. Oh Yeah, yeah,
very Polish area back in the day. I mean, but
the whole metro Detroit area now is just completely overrun
with not just Indians. We were covering that one character
who barely spoke the language and try to impeach Donald
Trump just at the start of this next term. But
we actually have a huge influx of Afghans, Iraqis, you know, Syrians,
various Middle Easterners who are you know, the victims of
Chiwat basically, and just like, oh, we're gonna flood these
people in here. You know, there's it's a lot of
calls to prayer in the city of like Dearborn stand now,
It's it's crazy. All of them have to go back,
all of them, Lordie, Yeah, indeed. So it's just it's
just everywhere with these things, So why don't we keep
on advancing with our topics here in this one? So
all right, we're gonna do it. This is the big
story of the evening. We've reached and we've reached past
like the fifteen minute point on the YouTube Morne, So
we're uh, we get to talk. We get to talk
about what happened in Las Vegas this week. This this one,
oh man, this this one got people's blood boiling this week.
Myself included man, because holy shit, how can this be allowed?
Who is in charge? Who is in charge here? In charge? Right?
Speaker 4: Who's in charge?
Speaker 2: Well at the start, isn't it? Yeah? Of course the guitarist,
the guitar, yeahar catar alson, Yeah, is a secret agent here?
All right? So this comes from a village crazy lady
on Twitter. So uh, executive director of Israel's National cyber
Or Directorate was arrested this week in Las Vegas and
child predator ring sting. This guy works directly under net
and Yahoo, so of course he was allowed to go
back to his Wait a minute, are you telling me
that in Israeli national was caught in a child sex
predator ring in Las Vegas? It was allowed to return
to Israel. It didn't have his passport revoked when he
was in a investigation for child engagement and predatorial acts.
Say it ain't so.
Speaker 3: I don't really even know where to start with this one.
Let's start with the attorney, the US attorney for Nevada.
Trump appointee, well not appointee, she's not even officially there.
She was appointed one hundred and twenty days, didn't give
vote in one hundred and twenty days, which means she
could get reappointed. And of course she was born in Israel.
All these old tweets pop up of her talking about,
you know that Netnyahuo's not doing enough to kill the uh,
to kill the Palestinians, and that none of the children
are innocent either.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: The one thing I was thinking was when it came out,
it came out about a year year and a half ago,
that sixty percent of the judges in the DC courts
were born in another country. I remember just like losing
my shit on the stream about that, and how you
know it's not only who would want to appoint them,
but the fact that they would want to be appointed,
that they would they would not feel like you know,
I wasn't even born here. Why would I want to
have a job. Why would I take a job judging
people and judging a system that I was that I
wasn't even born into. This is this goes in the
same direction for this woman. She wasn't born here. Why
is she a Why is she a fucking state attorney?
Speaker 2: That's insane? I mean, she you know, it's like having enough.
You know, they aren't going to law school, they're just
not working hard enough to fulfill that job. She was
the only one who could have been qualified for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the only Yeah, there's no no one with the
last name Adams or Smith, you know, no, no one,
no heritage Americans are going to law school, no one,
no one's there. So they got to bring her in there.
And yeah, and then it's Vegas, and and what is Vegas?
It's a Jewish crime city. It's a It's a city
that was frigging founded on by the Jewish mob.
Speaker 2: Did just go watch The Godfather? Man?
Speaker 4: I mean, do you know?
Speaker 3: I mean it's freaking green. I was like, wow, do
you you think that you're going this is a shock
to you. It's a shock that they put some some
Israeli as the state's attorney in Nevada. We don't have
a fucking country. We don't have a country. Who the
hell is in charge? I mean Trump? Will you know?
It's like get people screaming at us. Oh, you know,
you gotta support Trump. You know, Trump's our only hope.
We're never gonna get someone like him again, you know.
And I did. I support it. I don't regret voting
for him because none of this would be I mean,
this would be a foregone conclusion. There wouldn't even be
an argument, and we'd be in fucking camps okay by now.
But what the fuck is the point the point of this?
What is the What is the point of having a
state which is basically run and the only and it
doesn't benefit anyone in the United States. It benefits another
fucking country and their people and their parasitic diaspora that
won't go live in that country.
Speaker 2: It's just so unbelievable that number one people know this.
This is not like a one off case here of
a child sex predator being set back to Israel and
then not having actually sent back to the United States,
none of them. This is not like a one time
thing here, all right, But you know, we've made the
point previously on the show many times that, Okay, if
we are going to talk about how terrible the nineteen
forties were for the certain group of people, America was
not responsible for that. The people who are responsible for
that are long dead in the ground. You should be
on your hands and knees kissing the feet of Americans
who saved you from that horror. If it is as
bad as you say, and instead you harbor child sex
predators in your country half a world away. And in
addition to us giving you literally all of your weapons
and ammunition, all of your information, Big Daddy America's coming
to back you up here. It's like, we get fucking
nothing out of this relationship whatsoever. And this guy, which
also begs the question, why the fuck is the director
of these National Cyber Directorate in Las Vegas when they're
in the middle of this, like grip, they tell you
right now, this is a fucking joke, man.
Speaker 4: I just pasted a link into the chat, which is
a screenshot of Tom Alexandrovitch's last post on LinkedIn before
he nuked his account, from six days ago. As of
August sixteenth, he was at black Hat twenty twenty five,
which it was a conference in Vegas. Black Hat USA
twenty twenty five was from August second through fifth, with
some other activities taking place after that, and he posts
hashtag black Hat twenty twenty five powered by hashtag AI
with a strong Israeli accent. Two things you can't escape
at black Hat twenty twenty five the relentless buzz of
generative AI and the sound of Hebrew in every corridor.
It feels like sixty percent of the expo floor is
a showcase of quote startup nation unquote, and the energy
is incredible. And then he goes blah blah blah. The
key takeaway the future of cybersecurity is being written in
code and child molestation, and it seems a significant part
of it is being authored in Tel Aviv, empowered by
LM's an exciting time to be in the field.
Speaker 2: Astonishing. I mean.
Speaker 3: The way the way Ryan Dawson, the way Ryan Dawson
explains is He's like, look, the kitty fucking is not
about blackmail. The money is about blackmail. Yes, the kitty
fucking is just what they want to do. It's just
what's just a perk, It's just a fucking perk. They
I'm here to fuck kids because they know they can
get away, because they like it and they know they
can get away with it. Now, what the fuck is
a White House going to do about that? Because to me,
it seems like they're facilitating it.
Speaker 4: Oh what Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh Epstein, why are you still talking about that? Creep?
Oh that that's the Obama that's Democrats who were doing that.
Oh that that's a Democrat conspiracy theory. I'll go fuck yourself.
We don't have a country who got freakin' we got
freaking Star Wars name people stuffing ballots and getting elected
in frigging Michigan. We got a whole fucking Minnesota is
going to be Somali friggin Texas. Texas is freaking Mexican.
And then you have a freaking whole state that's just Jewish.
I mean well, I mean how many states you know,
at least major parts of the city. And these are
people who send money back there, but they won't go
live there. Why because they can't parasite off of us
if they're if they're over there, Yep, we don't until
this gets solved. I mean, they come they come here
to fuck kids knowing that they'll just get sent right
back if they get caught. This guy's not coming back here.
This guy's not coming back here to get to face charges.
He's not gonna face charges in Israel. If anything, they'll
give him a fucking parade. Now, the guy in nineteen
I think it is nineteen ninety nine who went in
in Israeli and shot up a mosque while everyone was praying,
killed by twenty six or thirty people. Smotrich has a
fucking picture him on a wall. These people are fucking psychopaths,
They are scum. They cannot be in this fucking country.
How many times do I have to fucking say this,
and it seems like Trump is facilitating it? How the
hell can we give you, How the hell can we
give you our loyalty if you're facilitating if what if
your policies facilitate facilitate kid fucking in this country.
Speaker 2: On this note, we have a clip here as the
response that State Department actually had and as a result
of this, because of course, a lot of backlash quickly
was thrown their way on this one, because oh so
you literally just facilitated a international child predator to return
to his home country where you know. I mean, as
far as I'm concerned, given how much we give Israel,
we should be able to get literally anything we want
out of these people because they literally only exist by
our good graces. But here we go. State Department responds,
saying the Department of State is aware that Tom Alexandrovitch,
an Israeli citizen, was arrested in Las Vegas and given
a court date for charges related to soliciting sex electronically
from a minor. He did not claim diplomatic community and
was released by state judge pending a court date, and
he claims that the US government intervened are false.
Speaker 3: It's like, all right, total bullshita.
Speaker 4: So here's here's I mean, probably, but I'm aware of
people committing murder and getting paroled on like five thousand
dollars because you know, to not do that would be racist.
Speaker 2: So who knows.
Speaker 4: Like the the it's basically a sting operation. The solicitation
was a sting operation, and so they can go soft.
One of my son's former teachers was caught in a
sting operation and the the amount of money he had
to put up was very minor, even though he was
he thought he was going to meet like a thirteen
year old and he was a middle school teacher.
Speaker 2: So you never know.
Speaker 4: Nevada, Remember, Nevada is like is very liberal, Like crime
is eagle in Nevada.
Speaker 2: So oh, sin City rights.
Speaker 4: It's just another form of degradation that we're subjected to.
Speaker 2: You know. The thing about this, in a response from
the State Department tweet, is the attorney that we would
just talking about singal Chatia or however the fucking pronouncers
stupid name was basically in a game of you know,
he said, she said kind of thing, trying to push
blame back and forth, saying, oh, well, it was the
fault of the state prosecuting attorney for not taking the
passport away. It was the fault of so and so
for not doing this, And of course nobody wants to
take responsibility for the fact that this obvious you know,
man who should be just ideally hanging by end of
the rope, you know, as soon as possible, as opposed
to spending his life in prison or anything like this.
You know, they clearly dropped the ball on this one. Basically,
what this tweet is admitting here is that if you
are not actively involved in the facilitating of child expectation
and saying, this guy overseas, you're at the very least
like some most incompetent retards in the entire world. You know,
you're you're not making yourself look good by tweeting this
one out state Department.
Speaker 3: And I want to bring something else, something up that
really bothered another thing that really bothers me, and it
should bother everybody. I saw an ad that this woman
had when she was raising money so that she could run,
so she could run for office, and she was targeting
ill hand Omar. Okay, ill han Omar should be targeted
by us, not by her. What she's doing in targeting
ill hand Omar is deflecting away from what she is. Okay,
that's what all these fucking Kosher rite people you see
so many fucking so many Jews on the timeline now
who are promoting pro white. Oh it's pro white. We're
I'm sorry. This is just another one of their shields childs,
like like roth child, this is another one into their
shields so that you think that they're on your side.
They are not, don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's why would you. It's the same thing
they do when they tried deflect by saying, Oh, a
Muslim is about to become mayor of New York City.
It's the same shit every time. You know, the Kataris
are having an outsized influence on American elections. Get the
fuck out of here. No one believes you, fucking liars.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it really is time, you know. I
I dropped an episode with h with Michael Recht and Wald.
I mean, he's a former NYU professor who was a
Marxist and he like became a libertarian and now he's
like he started a pack, an anti Zionist pack, to
not only get anti Zionist candidates elected, but to remove
pro Zionists from office. Now is that gonna work? I
don't know, Probably not. That's take some fucking balls, and
you know, especially in this environment, that takes some balls.
And it's also some for it also takes foresight because
we're coming to that we're coming to. I mean, over
half the country doesn't even care about these people anymore.
They don't care about that country over there anymore. And
when the Boomers finally meet the day of the Pillow,
I mean, it's it's gonna their support is gonna plummet
in this country, so, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, pete, I heard an evangelical pastor in my circles,
I should say, who said that the most pressing concern?
And this infuriated me because his church used to be reasonable.
His biggest concern, The most pressing concern in America right
now is the loss of support for Israel.
Speaker 3: I'm like, not not mad post the fed post, fed post,
ash fed post, hashtag fed post.
Speaker 2: Yes, incredible, It's just not just.
Speaker 3: Just go the fifty five not the fifty five million
people here on frecking visas that are probably all fraudulent.
You know, no, that's not the problem. The problem is
is we know we're not supporting Israel. I've like, I mean,
you get to the point where you listen to people
talk about supporting Israel and you you you start questioning
whether you're losing your mind because you're like, how what
what the fuck are you talking about? How?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: This country won't survive without Israel. You fucking knuke Israel
and just put a freaking aircraft carrier there. It's the
same thing, except it'll be an aircraft carrier where hopefully
they won't be flying over here to fuck kids.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like in situations like that, when you
have those conversations, it's just, you know, like that, it's
just like that meme. It's like, okay, Boomer, go lay down,
I'll take it from here. You know, it's incredible.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, all right, so obviously this is gonna get significant
more more pushback and more people. Are you aware of
Let's just say that the fact that this is not
a new occurrence for Israel harboring child sex predators within
their borders and then obviously not punishing them. It's not
like you know, deals too is It's not like these
people are being taken to like some Jewish court and
tell Aviv or something over there. You know, this guy
is gonna just get away with it, likely go do
the exact same thing in another country, if not his own.
Speaker 3: He'll probably just get a friend to his who works
in the jail to let him in so he can
rk Palestinians. And I'm sorry, these people are fucking degenerates.
This guy needs to looks like.
Speaker 2: One of those people that buys a kid. Oh god,
Oh yeah wow.
Speaker 4: So all right, well, and for the record, Israel has
zero international agreements regarding extradition of criminals zero. It is
a huge deal when they extradite someone, and when they
do extradite someone.
Speaker 2: It's usually a cover up for what's really going on.
Speaker 4: Like they had a basically like a retarded shut in
kid who was extradited to the US to do time
for basically Israeli government runs cyber attacks. And I want
to say it was twenty eighteen or twenty nineteen, Does
anyone remember what I'm talking about. They they were dead
to rights, nailed for running the biggest MDMA syndicate in
the United States at one point, and there's all this
drama around it, and they just completely walked and would
absolutely not extradite. And the only reason that the gangsters,
the Israeli Jewish gangsters involved did any time is because
they were committing crimes in Spain and Inner Pol arrested
them and someone shipped them to the US to do
like big boy time without but excuse me, before they
were able to get you know, rescued by Masodoninja squads
because you know, it's illegal for them to do time.
So yeah, it's it's it's a known thing, and they
do time for nothing. All they have to do is
go back to their crime base.
Speaker 2: Definitely makes your blood boil on a story like this
one and easily can be avoided, easily should be fixed,
and just some of the most morally reprehensible crimes that
are supposed to greatest ally is just covering up literally
all the time, every day. So it makes you wonder
why we should be having a relationship with these people whatsoever.
But all right, you know, speaking of being punished for crimes,
who should or shouldn't be punished, We have a story
coming out about a gentleman who was actually sergeant in
the Space Force who decided to go and pursue too
would be car thieves. One who was the age of fourteen,
another one thirteen, I believe, shot and killed one of them.
The other one lived. But now the sky is not
gonna be sentenced to fifty four years in prison for
fatally shooting a suspected team car thief. So here you go,
you gotta you wake up. In the middle of the night,
this guy serves his country, finds the to uh you know,
gangs of youth, you know, urban youth are breaking into
his vehicle. God decides to pursue, shoots one of them,
kills him shoots the other guy. Uh, he makes it.
This guy goes to prison. Uh, welcome to Colorado.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well, you know, it's interesting the evolution of
excuse me, the uh maturation of of our culture where
crime used to not be tolerated. Yeading criminals was totally fine,
and uh, now it's you know, any excuse to put
you in jail, you know, no support from the government
to support one of their guys. And yeah, it's just
just classic.
Speaker 2: I mean, one thing else say on the onset of
this one is to anyone in the audience here at
this point, you should kind of just know the terrain
and know not to do something like this, like do
not you know, again, what's the number one rule of
how to win a gun fight. Don't get in one
in the first place. Right, It's like, listen here, Okay,
in a more sane period in history and time, this
guy should be rewarded for removing two thieves from his community. However,
we don't live in these same times. So everybody should know,
particularly if you're a white man in this country, do
not get into these kinds of fights if you can
help it, all right, you know, should this guy have
pursued these guys three blocks and then you know, corner
them and then shot them. I mean personally, on a
moral level, I don't really give a shit. He just
rid of the population of two more thieves. Right. However,
in the current political climate in the United States, do
not expect to be rewarded from this one, even if
you're in like a self defense situation as well, Like,
be prepared to lawyer up and do with that for months,
if not years, in fees and everything. I mean, just
look what happened to Kyle Rittenhouse.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 2: Well, so it's it's this is a tough situation because
all of us, know, you know, being people of the right,
we like order, we like you know, justice, we like safety,
we like guns. You no, we like just protecting our
communities and doing what is obviously the correct thing. You
just sometimes cooler heads prevail in situations like this one,
and it really does suck. But this is just where
we live in You know, you are you are no
use to us in this thing of ours, whatever we
want to call it. You're no use to us sitting
in jail or at the end of a rope.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I was told by libertarians that you know,
Jared Paulus, the governor of Colorado, was a part of
a libertarian caucus in Colorado so that Colorado would be
become much more libertarian and much more free. I mean,
you know, let's put aside the fact that he's an
openly gay man, which means that he probably takes a
lot of trips to Las Vegas since he's not too
far from there. I mean, I'm not going to say
this is what you get. What you get when you
when you vote, because people vote for different things, people
vote for different reasons. Only people who are so completely
blackpilled and should probably seek made in Canada, you know,
are ones who you know will tell you nothing ever changed.
You know, nothing ever changes, and you know everything's just
going to get worse, and voting for somebody you can't.
You should have known what you were voting for. It
we're voting hoping that things would change in our direction
a little bit. The fact that it didn't and you
said that it wasn't going to change is just like
a kind of something historically that happens. You're not a
genius because you said that nothing will change. But yeah,
I mean, this is this is what you get when
you when you not only legalize weed, which was who
knew that the state was going to become even more
liberal and more corrupt by legalizing weed? But then you'll
like get you know, a gay man, an openly gay man.
Look at his picture on Wikipedia. Tell me you would
leave your kids with that guy? And so what I'm
saying all that to say this, you have to know,
you have to know the political climate where you live.
Colorado is not a place now that's going to allow
you to take out the trash if you want to.
If you feel like you have a calling to take
out the trash, move to a state like mine, or
you know, you know, a state like mine, because you know,
if you have a cool sheriff, which most part a
lot of them are, this wouldn't happen. If we have
cool das, this wouldn't happen. And you may have some
da that decided to make a project out of you,
but really it's you're better off airing on the side
of caution and being like, you know, maybe I should
just let it go and call my insurance company instead
of risking the chance of ending up in jail for
for half for half a century. You know, it spend
basically the rest of your life in jail. And this
guy's probably i mean, his former military probably knows how
to take care of himself. But yeah, i'd hate to see, Yeah,
the kind of conditions he's going to be in.
Speaker 2: Guy who was twenty seven years old at the time
now twenty nine now spend the next fifty four years
of his life in prison for you know, doing objectively
like the good thing. No, but because he uh, you know,
allegedly chased down and vigilantism, and you know, we had
a long conversation last night mister D's Twitter space about cops,
and there's just no expectation these days that like the
cop is actually there to be your friend whatsoever. No, Like, oh,
your carget's broken into and stuff gets stolen out of it,
are you gonna get that stuff back? Never? No way,
not gonna happen. You know, is the guy that who
actually didn't going to face any semblance of justice whatsoever.
No problem will get found, problem will get arrested. Even
if he is, he'll probably be out on bond with
like a twenty five dollars bond within.
Speaker 3: Like I've got this minutes, I have first hand first
hand experience with this bank. Bank account got hacked, you know,
seven eight years ago. This is when I was living
in a little suburb of Atlanta. Called the cops because
I had to. You know, the bank was going to
take care of it, but you still have to file
the police report. The cop told me like he came
to three Port. I saw him like a month later,
and you know, I was like you remember, and he's like,
oh yeah. He's like, oh yeah, we found out who
that was. That was that was only someone like two
cities over. He had done it to a lot of people.
Did you arrest him? He's like, no, we're not allowed to.
Everybody got their money back.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. It's just all all facets. I mean we were
just talking earlier with like the visa stuff. People go
out of their way to give foreigners jobs, to give
people homes, to give people's citizenship, to give people benefits,
to ensure that criminals remain on the streets. Everything like this, Well,
just nothing for the heritage American. Nothing for the guy
trying to pretend to protect his property, protect his neighborhood,
protect his community. Nothing for the new guy fresh out
of high school or college, you know, trying to get
a good job, trying to start a family, try to
buy a home. It's just the heritage American population just
continues to get squeezed of everything, like an orange juice
in a blender, or orange and a blender to make
orange juice. Just squeezed absolute dry, and it's gonna come
to a tipping point. Yeah, so Sa Santa Sea. But
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So we mentioned last week about Donald Trump's takeover of Washington,
DC and cutting down on crime and everything. Interestingly enough,
it reports that I guess Donald Trump is going to
go cruising around and patrol cars tonight, so the memes
must flow. I just hope he tweets. I hope like
tweets from the back of.
Speaker 4: The glock out of.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be real. Yeah, get in the car, you're
getting deported. All right, But let's hear a report of
what's going on. This is from Secretary Doug Burnham, Secretary
of the Interior. Let's hear what he has to say
about cleaning up operations in DC.
Speaker 8: The US Park Police has removed all seventy two of
the homeless encampments that were on US Park property in
this metro area, working now with a task force. In
the last week, there's been over twenty five more.
Speaker 2: I think we're over one hundred.
Speaker 3: Some of those were on.
Speaker 8: Metro property, not federal property, but that part speaking taken
care of and so vagrancy is going away. We're enforcing
the vagrancy laws violence. We've rolled back the Biden era
no pursuit policy, so the US Park Police can now
when they pull somebody over that's got stolen plates, mixed plates,
criminal records. Those criminals were just fleeing and there was
a rule where they were under the Biden administration, the
US Park Police couldn't chase them. Now they can.
Speaker 3: We've had five.
Speaker 8: Successful pursuits just in the last few nights pulling people
over that involved with all kinds of violent crime kidnapping, rape, etc.
So gun violations. So they're back and forcing the law
on the violent side, and then on the other piece
in terms of making it beautiful, We've reinstated some rules
that President Trump had during his first term, which is
up to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars fine and
ten years in prison if you try to deface or
tear down, or have any effect on the incredible shrines
to democracy that are all across DC and across our
beautiful US National Mall, which is part of the US
Park Police responsibility to protect and defend.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, one hundred homeless encampments in Washington,
DC itself not a big area crawling with homeless people,
and they just clean it up in a week.
Speaker 3: You could just do things and that's just a politicians.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's so true though it's a dumps It's completely
wild walking around DC. You know, you know what the
local fauna are, you know, if you go into it
understanding that, that's one thing. But just the sheer amount
of homeless people on federal property was staggering. I hadn't
been there for years, and I was just completely blown
away by just how much and how degraded it is.
And you know, coming from the West coast, it's less surprising.
But you would see people, you know, from civilized places
looking around, like what it's going on here? They had
absolutely no idea what they were even looking at. It
was very interesting to see.
Speaker 3: So I remember going I remember going to DC like
back in like nineteen ninety eight, nineteen and everything, and
walking around Georgetown. You can walk around Georgetown three four
o'clock in the morning and I feel fun.
Speaker 4: Georgetown's fine, yeah, but like but like in the you know,
the monumental areas even are oh yeah, almost every market square.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just yeah, that's just gay is gay prostitutes,
which is why there's so many out there. Yeah, yeah,
DuPont circle there too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean that's why Lindsey Graham was out late
at night walking the.
Speaker 4: Street collecting ladybugs. Sorry everyone.
Speaker 2: So additionally to this, do you guys remember like the
meme going around back in the Kyle Britton house case
when a guy fires into a crowd of leftists and
strikes like two child predators and a wife beater. Well,
much the same thing kind of in this case where
the DC police guys were yanking people out of cars
and arresting people for any manner of you know, public
desserbance or crime or what have you. And of course
the Democrats are up in flames about this, saying, oh
my goodness, this is absurd, this is racial profiling, this
is just you know, the Gestapo coming in. And then
it comes out that almost everybody they just buy happenstance
of pulling out of their vehicles are also guilty of
some grind. There was this one guy who's making the
rounds who back in like twenty twenty one was arrested
for assaulting a thirteen year old and he's like sitting
there on camera saying, no, no, I just want to
go home and be with my family. I'm just driving
across town. You know, why are you doing this to
me or whatever? And it's just so remarkable overlap.
Speaker 4: Here, you know, he imaginally said in Spanish, I didn't
do nothing, and just listening to it and it's like, well,
of course he's molested a thirteen year old when you
look at the gentleman.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course. So I'm sure that there will be
some very cool memes coming out of the Donald Trump
drive bys later tonight. So everyone looked to Twitter tomorrow
for some fun edits. I'm sure.
Speaker 3: But what would be great is I was thinking about
this if like they arrest like they see some like
black kid in the middle of the crime, and they
arrest him, and then Trump goes out there and goes
and tries to get you know, I don't want to
do this, kid. You could do you'd be doing a
lot better with your life. And you gave him one
of those speeches. That would be.
Speaker 2: Just imagine like the kind of talking he was doing
to people when he was working at the McDonald's.
Speaker 4: I have all these programs for the blacks that you
should take advantage of.
Speaker 2: I just I hope, I just hope it looks like
Trump is having the time of his life, because when
he was doing that McDonald's thing, it looked like he
was so happy. I just hope we get some cool
photos of him, like sitting in the front seat looking
with his arm hanging out the window or something, you
know that would like an episode of Miami Vice.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite gifts is the one where you
know he's leaning out the drafter window and he's waving
and someone put on it bye bye faggot.
Speaker 2: Someone of the chance says Trump is dog the bounty
hunter oh Man basic, So well, that should be it
would be cool. But the moral of this story is
is that yes, you can just do things. You can
clean up the homelessness. You can clean up the filth,
you can clean up the crime. You can clean up
the foreigners. All it requires is will It's been a week, dude,
it's been a week, and they clean up all the
homeless encampments. I saw some of them were driving by
with like little like bulldozers at back hose, just like
running this stuff over. Great. Should be done, should be
done a long time ago. This city the pristine capital
of our country, with all of the monuments on the museums,
with all the history. It should be like you know,
yellow brick road levels of golden streets in this place.
Speaker 4: Everywhere is like that too, And that's the xactly to
understand it is. It's literally just will We saw it
in San Francisco, We've seen it in DC. There's nothing
that can't be done.
Speaker 2: You just do it.
Speaker 4: You just clean it up. You just say no more.
You round them up, and then you triage them. Lots
of homeless people have you know, our criminals who are
in violation of some law or another, who violated parole,
who have warrants out for them, Grab them, if they're
mentally ill, if they're drug addicts, you know, institutionalize them
and hopefully some of them can get straightened out and
become functioning members of society. But other than that, just
get them off the street. In almost every city where
there's been actual studies done about the crime, like ninety
percent of it is caused by like one hundred top offenders,
and it's usually like the top twenty five or it's
that whole eighty twenty rule.
Speaker 2: You know, it's it's just.
Speaker 4: A matter of will you live in a shithole because
your politicians want you hiding inside and they want you
cowering in fear.
Speaker 2: It's as simple as that. Absolutely, you guys are the
only thing I love about this meme, aside from like
the clock think it looks like there's a black criminal
in the back looking out the mirror around the window
from the backseat. He's like, look at that. Sorry, arrested
a guy. That's great, hilarious, hilarious, hilarious. Well, yeah, you
can just do things. You can clean this stuff up.
And the other thing is is that the more that
we show everybody that this stuff can be done, the
less tolerant people are going to be of this nonsense
that they see in New York and Dallas and Chicago,
in Saint Louis, in all of our major cities. If
it could be done in Washington, d C. The nation's capital,
you have no excuse to not do it anywhere else.
This could all be fixed. People are sick of the
increased levels of crime in this country. Fuck all your
graphs saying crime is down. People know it's not all right.
You can fund your numbers however you like. People are
sick of it. I want to be able to walk
around in my cities and not see filth, smells like weed,
run into homeless people, worry about getting carjacked or stabbed
or something like this, Like, fuck off, We've had enough
of this shit. It's over, indeed. So hopefully Drive by
Dawn has some good memes for us to show next week,
so everyone be on the lookout for that.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: So, speaking of Washington, d C. And criminals, we have
to turn our attention to the criminals behind the Russia
Gate scandal. So Tulsi Gabbert has been in and around
this with the last couple of weeks, making these big, bold,
bombastic claims, which of course we've all known have been
true from the very beginning. You know, it's crazy that
this is almost ten years old now, this Russia Gate stuff,
which undoubtedly this is part of it, because I don't
know what the situation is on the Statute of limitations
on some of these cases, but I'm sure that with
every day that clock is ticking ever ever down to
zero at this point. So your best act on this
one before we play that. Well, actually, I don't even
think we need to even watch this to be honest,
because she just says what we have right here. But anyway,
the point of this that we really have to get
down to is you could revoke the security clearances of
thirty seven Obama era, you know, intelligence officers and people
who are involved in this Russia case and something like this.
But dude, that is not punishment, and people need to
go to jail for this shit. Period. If you can
steal years off of the President of the United States,
you know, administration with a boldface lie in an open,
open and shutcase of corruption of the highest order. Destroying
our relationships with Russia just had cascading effects down to
this Ukraine war nonsense and the vestment of all the
money that's been going on over there. If people aren't
punished for this, then what is the point of making
this like big political show trial and stuff. Like the
American people are done with the shit. Man. I'm sick
of Toulci Gabbert going on TV and saying, you know,
look at all this bombshell evidence that I found. You know,
granted the same thing with Stephen Miller, even though I
generally like that guy way more than I like Toulci
Gabbert on this one. But just sitting around saying, look
at the judicial coup, judicial coup, judicial coup. Going on
news every day saying judicial coup. It's like, I get it, dude,
fucking do something about it. Started arresting some people.
Speaker 4: Man, Yeah, it's so impotent otherwise, I mean, Steve Miller
is one of the good ones, you know. But at
the same time, Yeah, you can't do this thing where
you just have this performative. No one's gonna no one's
falling for Trey Gowdy. Did you know that he's a
former federal prosecutor, Like, oh, look how he tore into
so and so in a hearing. It's like it's over.
It's that those days are gone. No one cares, no
one's convinced by it, no one is persuaded, no one
is satisfied. You you can't do it anymore.
Speaker 2: It's it's done. Well.
Speaker 3: You know, if if you don't take action here, you're
you're just basically saying that it's all right to do
in the future. Yeah again, and you're saying you're basically
telling them just do it in the future because no
one's gonna no one's gonna pay the price. Look, I
am not in I am not delusional. I don't think
anyone's getting arrested. I don't think anyone, but you know,
weirder stuff has happened, and I think, honestly, at this point,
the Democrats may be willing to sacrifice somebody, like one
or two people, just so that, you know, just so
that they can get past this makes some kind of
deal behind the behind the scenes. Somebody gets ten years
in prison, fifteen years in prison.
Speaker 2: It looks like they might be that character.
Speaker 3: Well that that, I mean, that's also the guy who
is behind the whole NAFO yeah thing. He and he
should go to get moo.
Speaker 2: Just for that.
Speaker 3: You notice those guys disappeared after USAID got funded. Yep, yeah,
really interesting, huh that guy? Yeah, I mean that or
Barack Obama should at least be made to come out
on TV and admit that his wife has a dick.
Speaker 4: Very nice, So I like to put my mouth on it.
Oh now, let me be clearer, let me be clear.
Speaker 3: I mean, we know he does. I mean the guy
be clear. Oh, we know he likes wieners. I mean
the guy had like sixty five thousand dollars worth of
hot dogs in eight years in the White House. Yeah,
what was that all about?
Speaker 4: To Jay Chef found floating face down?
Speaker 2: Oh, we know what that means.
Speaker 4: We know what you're up to?
Speaker 3: Berry? Oh did you hear that? Did you hear recently
that you know he had that Martha's vineyard estate and
they sold it. Did you hear who he sold it to?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: My god? Was it like Les Wexner on it or something?
Speaker 3: Less Wexner?
Speaker 4: He didn't just give it to him. Incredible.
Speaker 2: It's like if we saw it on like a TV
show or something, we call it for how bad the
writing is.
Speaker 4: They're like, oh, this is corny, dude.
Speaker 2: Come on yeah, yeah, it's like, come on, guys, really,
you know this is like Game of Throne season eight
levels of bad.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, just terrible. Yeah, it's it's they just
don't care anymore. I mean they you know when I
was growing up, you know, and Thomas and I talk
about this all the time, is they at least try
they put on airs. And it's beyond that now. I
mean they're literally like, yeah, we're gonna take this guy
who wants to rape American white girls and we're just
gonna let him. We're gonna let him go. They they
fucking hate you once you're dead.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: They want you to what does samphis say, they want
you you know, your children trends, your your family raped
and you know, and you yeah.
Speaker 2: Or institutely think it's funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's it. I mean, it couldn't be more
obvious at this point.
Speaker 2: Well, we will get onto the humiliation for our final story.
But first, one thing I wanted to talk about really
quickly from USCIS is something very interesting coming out right
now about you know, we forgot to mention this a
little bit earlier, but they're gonna be actively searching for
anti Americanism and uh well another point I'm here too.
We're gonna yell at I'm sure, but they're actively looking
for anti American rhetoric and revoking people's visas. We forgot
to mention that earlier. But also written down in this
policy was don dun dun anti americanism and anti Semitism,
Which why is that? Why is that recent? Why?
Speaker 3: Because anti Semitism and anti Americanism are the same thing.
The United States does not exist with that Israel. I mean,
I've been told that, so why not? Why not? It
just makes sense at this point they're not even trying.
Like I said, they're not even trying to hide it.
As a matter of fact, they don't care that, you know, No,
they think it's hilarious, all right.
Speaker 2: So here we go. From the United States, Citizenship and
Immigration Services is committed to implementing policies and procedures that
root out anti Americanism and fully support the enforcement of
rigorous screening and vetting measures. We've updated our policy guidance
to ensure our officers are aware of the factors they
may consider in certain benefit requests where an exercise of
discretion is required. In addition, we've expanded the types of
benefits requests that receive social media vetting and reviews for
anti American activity. And then when you actually go in
there and read it in that same sentence, they had
anti semitic as well. So it's just a great anti American.
Great should be on there all the time. I could
think of plenty of people in this country who are
anti American should be removed immediately, and millions more who
want to come here who are anti Americans. But you
know what, something little uh, you know, hairs get up
in the back of my head much in the same
way for how we were deporting all those student visa
holders in Ivy League campuses for anti Semitic behavior as
opposed to anti American behavior.
Speaker 3: And there was a whole bunch of people who are like, well,
why do we care why they're being deported. We just
need to deport them, Okay, But you realize that you're
you've just basically increased the power of Jewish power in
this country by doing that, by by saying, oh, it's
okay if they do it. You know, it's like, you know,
like certain certain people on Twitter, you know who say,
you know with with zieon, you know, when you when
you embrace Zionists, you win. Okay, Well, I mean I'm sorry,
it's we're not going I've told this to our friends
in the UK before. Yes, I understand these brown pieces
of shit that are have absolutely destroyed your fucking country.
I understand you have to deal with them, but you
also have to deal with who put them there. And
if you don't deal with who put them there, I
understand that you have to keep yourself safe in the meantime.
So that's why you have to concentrate on the browns.
But there's other kinds of people there. There are other
browns there actually who don't call who say they're not
white people. And yes, there are natives who are collaborating
with them. You have to know who all of your
enemies are. And your enemies, your your biggest enemies are
the ones that facilitated them getting there. So yes, deal
with the crime and the you know, the friggin animals
that are roam in the streets. But just no, you
can get rid of all of them. Yeah, Like if
you woke up one day and you decided we're gonna
get them all out, and they're gone in a month,
you get them all out, they'll be right back if
you don't take care of the root of the problem.
Speaker 2: Yep, yeah, you're here. So I just it's just such
a slap in the face too, having a document like this.
It's just so important to the actual livelihood of the
United States and the further existence of it as a
sovereign country to just have anti American and then the
next comma anti Semitic behavior and activities. I'm sorry. There
wasn't a single jew that sounded signed the Declaration of Independence.
I haven't have single Jewish president. How many of the
founding fathers.
Speaker 3: Well, I think lb I think I question LBJ.
Speaker 5: But okay, yeah, well, it's just why does this have
to be on our documents such a small portion of
the population, not part of the original founding stock of
this country, not part of the original founding myths of
the country, any of its documents, any of its leaders,
any of its laws, any of its customs, traditions, ways
of life language.
Speaker 2: I'm sick and tired of seeing exceptions for the special
group literally for forever, tired of it, and everybody else
is seeing it too. Just why is this on here?
There's no business being on here whatsoever. Anti American? Great,
I should speak for itself. And the other thing too
about this is like I saw some people pushing back
on this, saying like, oh, well, why is it not
even saying like anti white on there as well? It's like,
well you just say anti American. There you go. Yeah,
you know, I actually don't want it codified in that
way like on these documents, because it's already like seeing
the ground on that one. It's like, no, I should
just say anti American. Everyone knows what an American is.
If you hear somebody and you're walking down the street
and they point a finger at a guy and say, hey,
that guy should be deported, and immediately a foreign country
pops into your brain. That's pretty good heroistic. Everyone knows
what an American is, and if you want a more
detailed history of what an American is, our friends Charlemagne
and turnip Seed and the rest of their guests that
they're having on their American Spirit show on Monday are
answering that exact same question in fantastic detail, and everybody
should be listening to it, especially if you're an OGC member.
That is absolutely required listening. If you're supposed to be
vanguards and heralds and protectors of our ancient history and
our traditions, if you're not listening to what those guys
are doing over there, you're doing yourself a major disservice.
So let's move on to our final story of the night,
which is, you know, talking about a beloved breakfast diner chain.
Many people know it. Well, Cracker Barrel has gone through
the shitty you know, race to the bottom, you know,
like the only way to make a forest equals with
an axe kind of deal. Well, they had to change
their logo this week, and this also comes with changing
of the interior designs of it as well. Just speaking
on this myself, I just hate this demoralizing crap where,
you know, the idea of going into the American family
breakfast diner, even though this is a chain, is such
a huge part of roadside America. There's a whole culture
with this, and people don't remember this. Go and watch
them Academic Agent and John Dee go go over John
Margole's streams, and it's just hours after hours of photos
of roadside America, like diners, big signs, roadside attractions like
World's Biggest baldyarn or World's Giant cup of coffee or
something like. There's something really American about this, and to
you know, reduce this American icon to oh, we're gonna
do a very generic, basic, bitch level logo. We're gonna
destroy all the interior decorations because we all often make
it look uniform in the same like this Soviet style shit.
I hate it.
Speaker 3: I hate it. Look at this.
Speaker 2: Look at that place on the left. It's got nickknacks
all over the wall, cute cheerleaders in the back, you know,
nice little store up there, and this thing on the
right where it's just oh no, we gotta have it.
We gotta have a plain, cold white walls. Now everything's
gonna be the same. I hate it. I hate it.
I hate it. I hate it.
Speaker 4: Depertalization shit from a just kind of a basic perspective.
It's just telling you that when you look at it, oh,
this is a trend from some time between twenty fifteen
and probably twenty thirty. Like that's all it looks like.
It's this, it's this like bland, semi homie but still
industrial thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: I've never been in a cracker barrel, you know, but
it's that they're great. They're like the wide They're nowhere,
They're nowhere near. And I live on the exact opposite
side of the continent.
Speaker 3: I know for a fact. You've been in Tennessee.
Speaker 2: Yes it's true, it's true.
Speaker 4: I did go to a waffle house, but there was
no shooting or violence of any kind.
Speaker 2: I was surprised based on the report.
Speaker 3: Oh I could take you. We go to Atlanta. I
got one in Atlanta. We can go to I believe.
Speaker 2: I mean, I dig these places. You know. It's got
like the anesthetic, the barn esthetic with the rocket chairs
up front that you can go around. They got the
barrels sitting everywhere, the peanuts, you can get its handy.
Speaker 3: I ate when I was a kid, like im since
I was a kid.
Speaker 2: Just a classic country store, you know, speaks to a
more ancient time in America where you went to the
country store. You can buy whatever you want on one
side of it. You can go and get yourself a
meal on the other side. If you guys ever watch
the show Little House on the Prairie, it's very similar
to that. You know, the Ulson Mercantile was it called,
I think where they had like the restaurant on one
end and the little store on the other and can
get yourself some candy, little plushy toy, little uh like
rocking horse or something like that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: It's just it's very American, very American, and they make
good pancakes and biscuits and gravy as well. I just
hate this shit. I hate it.
Speaker 4: Well, it's also cheaper to do this other approach, which
is probably one of the primary you know goals. It's
it needs to be cheaper, and then it needs to
be you not regional. It has to we have to
modernize it with her thick plastic black glasses.
Speaker 2: I'm sure. I'm sure. The other thing too is there's
probably some bullshit about the building codes and regulations everyone
has to follow these days as well. There's probably a
huge factor here on this one as well. So I
just I hate all this shit.
Speaker 3: It's like.
Speaker 2: You should be embracing the regionalism and the history of
this country.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's many Americana where we see this. There's a
there's a chain, it's a small chain, but a chain
nonetheless called Original Pancake House that originated in Portland, Oregon.
Speaker 2: That's very very good.
Speaker 4: They do like Dutch babies and all kinds of great
stuff that you have to like tell them up front
if you're going to order that because it takes like
thirty minutes because it's done in like a cast iron
pan and take just takes a long time to cook
and everything great food. And they they always they grew
very slowly with the original owners because everything had to
be perfect and that you know, the vibe i've had
to be the same. It was in like an old
house that was then you know, restored with you know,
clapboard walls and stuff like that, and it it had
kind of a similar like level of you know, simple design,
but now they're in like strip malls and and it
looks like the image on the right almost.
Speaker 2: It's just so.
Speaker 4: You know, they have local images and stuff, which is great,
like vintage local images from the you know, settlement days
and in the early twentieth century, which is cool, but
it's it's just bland. Everything else is bland. It's modern
and bland, which is all that matters. And the food
isn't quite to the same standards, and it's like it's
all based on the you know, running the digits like this,
this black rimmed glasses person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, as somebody who goes to Cracker Barrel
several times a year, this is just yeah, I mean
it's there's nothing wrong with the place. There's nothing wrong
with uh, you know the picture on the on the left,
which is what we're used to. And I mean really
it's just commercialized, commercializing. I mean, I understand it's a chain,
it's already commercial still, like there's still sort of a
feel when you go into a Cracker Barrel where it's like, Okay,
well I'm gonna have some really young good food here.
I mean, they have some of the best bacon out
there sausage gravy is great. You know, I'm you wonder
what's going to happen to the food because I mean,
if this bitch is doing is doing this, you know
who who's to say she's not gonna be like, oh,
we need to be healthier.
Speaker 2: Lots of bagels.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I actually like this. I actually like lots of.
Speaker 2: Up in New York.
Speaker 3: But yeah, there's no I've been going to waffle House
for more than half of my life. I mean, well
waffle house too, but I've been going to a Cracker
Brow for more than half of my life. There's it's
never changed, and that's one of the reasons why I
fucking go.
Speaker 2: That's good. Yeah, it's just a little slice of Americana,
you know. I like these diners that you go into
where the walls are just covered with you know, millions
of little knickknacks. You could just get lost in an
entire day just looking at everything. You know, Oh we
got a you know, eighteenth century bear trap on the
wall over here, and oh here we got a sign
from an old movie theater. And oh look over here,
here's a makeshift wanted poster sign or what have you?
Or the picture of like a you know, classic barn
or something.
Speaker 4: You know, It's just.
Speaker 2: It's got character to it, it's got nostalgia to it,
it's got Americana to it.
Speaker 4: Not allowed, No fun allowed, of course, not no fun
allowed modern.
Speaker 3: And I mean, if waffle House changes anything, I'm gonna
free and lose make I want I want to go
into waffle I mean there's actually a waffle House off
at twenty on the way to Birmingham where which is
like a completely white staff, which is not what you
go to waffle House for. You go to waffle House
for like a black staff where you play like you
have a pool game where it's like, okay, let's guess
how many teeth they have in their head collectively, and
the closest one wins the pool. So yeah, don't mess
with waffle House.
Speaker 2: I will say this though, there's another chain here that
we have not talked about, but the OGC Central will
pay you guys top bounty and top dollar hashtag. You know,
don't do anything uh you know illegal here. But if
you can get us a huddle House waffle maker uh
and somehow get it to OGC Central, we would greatly
greatly appreciate this We've been wanting to play a joke
with this for a very very long time. So and
it has to be from huddle House. All right, we
need an actual huddle House waffle maker. Please make this
happen somebody in our audience.
Speaker 3: So huddle House. Really, they're really good too. I hadn't
really been to one until, you know, fairly recently, a
couple of years ago. And yeah, their food's really good too.
Speaker 2: Yes indeed, So all right, well with that, let us
move on to the rest of the super chats and
we'll call in a night here, gentlemen. So Seasider for
ten bucks sends us a salute, as he does every week.
Thank you very much, sir. You're definitely earning your Seasider
Wing of the future OGC National Headquarters, So thank you
very much. Ski Bum for two twenty sends us another
five bucks. I contacted a data center by Columbus, Ohio
for three weeks. It was like the UN and there
and contracted at a data center by Columbus, Ohio for
three weeks. It was like the UN and their infinity foreigners,
many of them didn't even spe English, I imagine. So
one of my buddies is doing one of these jobs
at Dallas right now, and he's reporting the exact same thing.
Every company that hires non heritage Americans should be fine.
They ruinous amount of money. Oh well, another story that
we didn't We talked about about this, but you guys
see all the fake job hostings that all these companies
have not been caught doing at this point, where you all, well,
of course, well we put up the job, but no
Americans applied, you know, so of course we have to
go and get a foreigner and pay them fifteen grand
less a year in order to do the job. That
just betraying the trust. So badly unacceptable behavior to be
doing shit like that, where people are struggling for jobs
and a downgoing economy literally just having fake job postings.
You know, Like I remember getting in conversations with this
even ten years ago, right with boomers and other family
members about just you, you know who, how many jobs
have you, you know, submitted applications to today? And they
look at you like you have like two heads or
something when you say, oh, I applied to like one
hundred jobs or something, and it's like, well, you just
got to fix up your resume. It's like no, like literally,
the jobs have been fake for a very very long time,
very long on these on these sites. You know, it's
just they're not real, They're just not there. Yeah, you
could send out Yeah, I'm sure everybody in the chat
who's been looking for like a job in the job
market in the last like fifteen years can experience a
test to this. You just have your resume out there,
send how many applications, and you just never get a
response back. Ever, Yeah, it's been bad for a very
long time.
Speaker 4: Someone I had someone say, Hey, I have a I
know a guy who's on the board of he's on
boards of a bunch of tech companies. Let me pass
your resume on and then in a follow up text
they provide a jeet first name. And I'm like, fuck,
there's no way, there's no way, and I just, you know,
bite my tongue and you know, the boomer has no
defenses against the Jeet. It's really amazing. And I'm seeing
some you know, boomers who are great people who I
care about, like deal with them for the first time
and they're just perplexed, and it's like, why do you
think that I'm more racist against them than anyone else?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, nobody has fumbled the bag as bad as
the Jeets have in the last couple of years as
a race. Like, let me tell you, it's like the Boomers.
They grew up in a high trust assigning and they
import some of the most low trust people in the
history of the world, you know, by and not just
by the dozens, not just by the hundreds, by the
tens of millions.
Speaker 4: And what I like to point out is that your
individual Boomer like didn't do that. Like the blue collar
you know, union guys were opposed to it, the white
collar and blue collar Republican guys were opposed to it.
It was done. And then over time, because of their
crippling addictions to television and like you know, quote unquote
conservative talk radio, they just got their brain scrambled by
media to where they're like, oh, well, they're the good,
they're the good, like high performing ones, and you know
they're not like you know, the Muslims, and it's like, no,
I you have no idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Satish here is doing really hard jobs. You know,
he's just doing the work that you won't do.
Speaker 4: Man, He's just doing the job that your that your
grandson won't be allowed to apply for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or won't work because they won't debate himself by
living at a hovel and making fifteen grand less than
when he should be being paid for the same level
of work. It's just it's just a fucking joke, man.
And then the other thing too. There was a story
going around, uh just yesterday on Twitter where a guy
was putting his house up for sale, right, and he
had a garden in the back and if he was
doing a house showing and a family of jeets come
in to make an offer on the house and they
want to go walk around the backyard and look around,
and he's like, Okay, come back inside when you guys
are done with the backyard. He goes outside. After twenty
minutes of them not coming back inside, they ransacked his
entire garden and they put all the vegetables in the
chicks purse, put them in the backpack, just literally doing
a house visit, like for an offer on a home. Oh,
we just go to steal all the vegetables. Holy fuck man.
Classic Never it will never not be funny never. All right, Well,
I talked about mid Max and you're super chats Well,
ski Bum, you definitely won the award for that one
this week, my friend. So let's see Infernal Morns for
five bucks, watch American Spirits and forward it to your
dad afterwards. Very boomer friendly, I would say, so, yes, yes, absolutely,
I think it's everyone friendly. It's American friendly. If you're
an American should be listening to American Spirits. I mean listen.
I even I, you know, running this show and being
in this space for all these years, have not known
all the history lessons that people are talking about on
the American Spirits show. I learned something new every single episode,
and it's really important, you know, to have a firm
understanding of our history. So all right, let's move on
to what a great name. Imagine my lack of shekel.
For fifteen bucks, cracker barrel stock goes to zero. Ice
appropriate their buildings installed Matrix pods. Deportes and DC homeless
are put into pods to power chatbots root out anti
West Israel sentiment. Also, LGB LBJ was doubling as Golden merr. Well,
there's a lot in that one. Donnie Beef for twenty
Australian Bucks sends us a supersticker of a hippo saying victory,
thank you very much. Appreciate you. Donnie Machiavelli sucks to go.
Oh he's back, he changed his name back, My goodness,
Machiavelli sucks to go for five bucks? How much prison
time has the waffle house staff done?
Speaker 3: That's that's a very legitimate question, No doubt.
Speaker 2: Quite a bit, I am sure, all right, and then
our final super chat of the evening comes from a
hunter counts for t bucks and want to remember Ruby's
dying mediocre food, but as awesome swing era aesthetics. Last
I checked, there's only two left in the US. I
do not remember this one. I don't think so, you guys,
you guys are familiar with this.
Speaker 3: No, and I'm old.
Speaker 4: Was that the one the guy sprayed in Waco in
like the early nineties or was No, that was Louby's.
Speaker 3: I think Sorry, Yeah, that was a Luby's. Apparently there's
a Ruby's diner in Abbeyville, Alabama. Yeah. Interesting, right, let
me say all the Oh they're all over the place, California,
other states, Atlantic City, Yeah, they're all over the place.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, Well that is us all caught
up on the super chants. So that's it for the show.
This evening, we'll go around and do our last round
of shillings. So Pete, what do you have coming up?
My friend?
Speaker 3: Go check out the episode that I dropped about. Uh,
I think it was a week ago with Dr Matthew
Rafael Johnson where he did a deep dive into the
background of President of Mexico, Claudia shine Bomb. Excellent episode
and we find out that, yeah, she is a direct
descendant of Bolshevik revolutionists from Russia. Imagine imagine the shock
that I had when I heard that.
Speaker 2: Incredible. Definitely on a heritage Mexican for sure. I'd say, yeah,
mister Carl Dahl, do you have anything to promote, sir?
Speaker 4: You know, I've been doing lots of shows with Thomas
seven seven seven, our good friend Thomas scelunch shows.
Speaker 3: Everybody, if you're not subscribed to Thomas's it's fifty bucks
a year to get his podcast and the shows he's
done with Carl this year start off doing a bunch
of shows, would bag be They're frigging incredible. They did
a bunch of shows with Carl and a few shows
with Anthony Raymondo. I mean, Thomas is killing it this
year on his show and a lot of that has
to do with Carl.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we've been talking about the Second Indo China War
AKA the Vietnam War and peripheral stuff. And I have
a deep interest and involvement in documenting some stuff from
the spooky side of things in cross border operations and
stuff because of.
Speaker 2: A family member.
Speaker 4: So I'm writing his memoirs, but they can't be released
until he passes, but I want to get him done
so I'm able to share some of the fun stuff
that I find out with Thomas. And Yeah, other than that,
my sub stack Carl Dold substack dot com. Any any
podcasts I do end up posted there, and I'm working
on some other projects, but still have a two book
on Amazon Faction in Faction with the Crusaders, the latter
being a nationalist sympathetic perspective on the Spanish Civil War,
and it's a fun one. Recently did a show with
Jay Burden talking about the book itself as well as
some of my thoughts on writing and the writing process.
Speaker 2: All right, he definitely be sure to check out all
that stuff and as well, if you guys haven't heard
Carl Doll's speech that he gave it this year's OGC
conference that is on the backlog on this channel, who
is a great one. As I mentioned earlier, definitely got
the joke of the year for sure, in addition it
to being an excellent topic about the Spanish Civil War.
So I'll listen to that for myself. I might be
making an appearance on Rule zero and posts Old this weekend.
We'll see what the topics are. If they interest me,
i'll hop on. But what I am doing is I'm
bringing back the streaming on my own channel, So Sundays
from now on, I will be playing an hour or
two of games on Sunday. So if you want to
watch some video game shows, some content, I'll be playing
some games on Sunday. And this week I'll be playing
Cabella's Pro Hunts as Hunting Sunday is coming up here,
so if you guys want to watch some gameplay of that,
go check me out on Sunday over on my own channel,
the Red Hawk Channel. So all right, and with that,
we will be back next week for American Spirits on Monday,
Chapter House on Wednesday, in another Pony Express Radio episode
on Thursday. We'll see you guys then