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Speaker 2: that mark your calendars because I'm planning to do a
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Speaker 2: The live stream will be all day on Thanksgiving. I'm
Speaker 2: going to start it in the morning as early as
Speaker 2: I can, and I'm just going to What I'm going
Speaker 2: to do is basically flip the switch on, have the
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Speaker 2: be on camera. I'm going to be afk at different points,
Speaker 2: as the kids say, but I'm going to try to
Speaker 2: be there as much as I can throughout the day,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to be playing lots of old video.
Speaker 2: At some point I'll play the Age of Transitions. My
Speaker 2: plan is to play the DVD version of the Age
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Speaker 2: I have on there. I might play the bonus features.
Speaker 2: Because I have the ability to do hook up all
Speaker 2: sorts of interesting old media devices I have. I can
Speaker 2: hook my video camera up, I can hook the VCR up,
Speaker 2: I can hook the DVD player up. So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go into my old archives and play a lot of
Speaker 2: old stuff. I'm gonna play the add TV video in full.
Speaker 2: If anybody knows what that is. That's my old cable
Speaker 2: access show. I basically did kind of like what you
Speaker 2: call like the movie version of the show. I made
Speaker 2: a DVD of it, and it's like an hour long DVD.
Speaker 2: I'll be playing that, probably be playing the bonus features
Speaker 2: of that. I'll play the Age of Transitions. I'll be
Speaker 2: playing all sorts of interesting audio that I've collected over
Speaker 2: the years. I'm planning on having different special guests show up.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say now, I'm in the planning stages.
Speaker 2: I've had different people agree, but I don't want to
Speaker 2: like put them on spot, like, yeah, this guy's gonna
Speaker 2: be here. I'm gonna have different people stopping by, or
Speaker 2: we're gonna be doing segments and all sorts of weird
Speaker 2: experimental stuff, fun things, and yeah, it's gonna be an
Speaker 2: all day Thanksgiving special. I'm calling this special the War
Speaker 2: on Christmas Thanksgiving Spectacular. Like that title. Are you triggered
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Speaker 2: not sorry. But if there's anything I've learned in making
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Speaker 2: being bumpastic. You have to grab attention. You have to
Speaker 2: because if you're not, you're not making media. If you're
Speaker 2: not out there shock jogging it up, just hang up
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Speaker 2: You gotta be out there offending people. You gotta be
Speaker 2: out there annoying people. You gotta be out there being
Speaker 2: sometimes a jerk. And if that's what I'm being by
Speaker 2: calling this the War on Christmas, then so be it.
Speaker 2: But honestly, this is probably like is that really? I mean,
Speaker 2: what offends anybody anymore? I don't think it's really offensive.
Speaker 2: I find it humorous and funny. So the War on
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Speaker 2: sorts of stuff. I'm working on it now and collecting
Speaker 2: all sorts of silly material, all sorts of great fun stuff.
Speaker 2: I've been lately. I've been retooling my entire setup and
Speaker 2: going back into some old videos that I have, some
Speaker 2: old material I have trips down memory lane. A lot
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Speaker 2: you go. What an exciting day, What an exciting time
Speaker 2: to be alive. My gosh, I'm just filled with optimism
Speaker 2: and excitement about all the opportunities we as Americans have
Speaker 2: coming up into this glorious future of ours. My goodness,
Speaker 2: the sky is the length meant so many good things
Speaker 2: to look forward to. What a time to be alive?
Speaker 2: What a time? I mean, I don't have to sit
Speaker 2: up here and give you the rundown of current events.
Speaker 2: There's really only one major current event going on at
Speaker 2: everybody knows what happened. Donald Trump is returning, making a
Speaker 2: glorious return to the White House. He skipped four years
Speaker 2: in the middle, but he's doing his second set of
Speaker 2: four years to add up to eight unless he finds
Speaker 2: a way to make it more and tax the more
Speaker 2: onto the end in this new term. But you know
Speaker 2: that's another issue altogether. So he's back, Thank goodness, Thank goodness.
Speaker 2: It's time to get back to making it great. Just
Speaker 2: like Pizza Hut said. Just like he said, there's not
Speaker 2: a big difference between Pizza Hut and Donald Trump. Really,
Speaker 2: So yes, I hope everybody's happy. I hope everybody's proud
Speaker 2: of themselves. I hope everybody's real excited. I will say
Speaker 2: at the beginning of this, this is something that I
Speaker 2: just heard about today through my wife. I'm not too
Speaker 2: excited about this. And I don't know how much stock
Speaker 2: I put in this, because it sounds like I have
Speaker 2: not looked into this myself. But the only good in
Speaker 2: this aspect of the story would be that I get
Speaker 2: to gloat about being right about making a prediction I
Speaker 2: made a while back on this show, which I was
Speaker 2: mentioning during the election that no matter which side wins
Speaker 2: Republican Democrat, the other side would scream foul election fraud. Yes,
Speaker 2: it was obvious that Trump was going to do that
Speaker 2: if he lost, But now the story is that he won,
Speaker 2: Harris loss, so the Democratic liberal faction is left to
Speaker 2: be the ones saying this was still on now, as
Speaker 2: I said, apparently there's people saying, like, look, there's chickanery here,
Speaker 2: elon musk technology, the Russian bomb threats to polling sites
Speaker 2: on the day of the election, that the other thing.
Speaker 2: So there is at least buzz of that happening. Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know how much stock I'm putting in a yet,
Speaker 2: because it could be one of these things that just
Speaker 2: kind of like pops up that people want to believe,
Speaker 2: and it's a conspiracy theory, exciting idea for the left
Speaker 2: side of the political spectrum, and so I'm not I'm not. Frankly,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like throwing me off because I have
Speaker 2: all sorts of like ideas about this topic generally, and
Speaker 2: if that were to go ahead and this becomes an
Speaker 2: act and this comes out in the public, it becomes
Speaker 2: a big it would become a huge deal. It would
Speaker 2: be a huge deal. It would throw a massive wrench
Speaker 2: into everything, and it would be frankly, an utter nightmare.
Speaker 2: It would be the repercussions of that's it's Oh, it
Speaker 2: would be horrible. I think it's almost worse than just
Speaker 2: like letting this idiot come back into office. Honestly, I
Speaker 2: mean that's bad too. Don't get me wrong. You know
Speaker 2: I'm not happy about this. Maybe you don't. Maybe you've
Speaker 2: never listened to the show before. If you listened, you
Speaker 2: haven't gotten the even't got in the idea that I
Speaker 2: don't care for mister Trump and his his entourage. But
Speaker 2: there you have it. Stop the steal. Two point zero
Speaker 2: Democrat version is a possibility. We shall see. I don't
Speaker 2: want to. I don't even want to go there honestly,
Speaker 2: other than just to mention it. And I get to
Speaker 2: do the old thing, which, again, as a content creator,
Speaker 2: I should be doing more of, is saying how I'm
Speaker 2: always right about everything all the time. That's another thing.
Speaker 2: I need to be more bumbastic. I need to be
Speaker 2: more offensive. I need to get more attention for attention's sake,
Speaker 2: and I need to do this as well. So I'm
Speaker 2: working on it. There. These are all things that, you know,
Speaker 2: things to improve, and we're coming up to the new year,
Speaker 2: so I got all sorts of resolutions that I can make,
Speaker 2: especially for this show. And so don't worry. Improvements are
Speaker 2: coming on my end, but improvements are coming in the
Speaker 2: American government too. Boy, it's going to be great. Oh boy,
Speaker 2: I know you're excited. I know you love this. I
Speaker 2: know you voted for this. I know somebody voted for this.
Speaker 2: Stolen not stolen. I guarantee tons of people actually did
Speaker 2: vote for this guy. There's no doubt. It's unimaginable to some,
Speaker 2: but not to me. I know that people just love
Speaker 2: the MAGA package. It's a marketing ploy. It's a brand.
Speaker 2: Trump is a brand, Maga is a brand. Branding, marketing,
Speaker 2: propaganda all hand in hand. And we all have bought
Speaker 2: in to quite a bit, right, We're all buying into something.
Speaker 2: And so it is that the glorious return is here.
Speaker 2: And of course the guy whose name is on the
Speaker 2: branding gets the most attention. Donald Trump. Trump goes without
Speaker 2: saying he is the guy. He is the one that
Speaker 2: everybody voted for. He's at the top of the ticket.
Speaker 2: Now there's another name on their vans which is very significant,
Speaker 2: not just kind of significant, but I might just argue
Speaker 2: more so significant than the guy at the top of
Speaker 2: the ticket, believe it or not. But not just JD Vance,
Speaker 2: but the entire apparatus group, which includes well the people
Speaker 2: that backed this campaign, you know, billionaires among them, many
Speaker 2: billionaires from Silicon Valley, the world of technology. Familiar names
Speaker 2: to us. Peter teel Mark and Treason Elon Musk, all
Speaker 2: involved in some way, shape or form here. Lots of money,
Speaker 2: lots of money thrown in to this and marked Reason. Yes,
Speaker 2: these technocratic oligarchs wanted this to happen. They wanted this
Speaker 2: to happen, and they got what they wanted, and they're
Speaker 2: not done getting what they want and they're going to
Speaker 2: continue to do so and look for that as we
Speaker 2: move forward. So if you think, I think you voted
Speaker 2: against big tech, think again. Think again. You got the
Speaker 2: wing of big tech that flies under the banner of libertarianism.
Speaker 2: It calls itself libertarian, but make no mistake when they
Speaker 2: say libertarian. Peter tiel Mark and Reason, the guys thatteeal
Speaker 2: funds to write up the philosophy work of his version
Speaker 2: of libertarianism mention just mold bug creep guys like that,
Speaker 2: all these idiot podcasters, bloggers, what the those It's that
Speaker 2: form of libertarianism which has nothing to do with civil liberties.
Speaker 2: In fact, it has everything to do with stripping away
Speaker 2: any civil liberties that might have been left in this country,
Speaker 2: which isn't many. They want the liberty to take the
Speaker 2: US Constitution, burn it, and recreate an entirely new, technologically
Speaker 2: controlled government or governments. Even several They love the idea
Speaker 2: of little like city states. It's one of their little
Speaker 2: pet project ideas. So I just make a bunch of
Speaker 2: a little like it's the Middle Ages or something like.
Speaker 2: Each old town will be a law in to itself,
Speaker 2: will be run by some central computing system that they
Speaker 2: of course own. So if that sounds like a good idea,
Speaker 2: you are in luck. You got the guy to do it.
Speaker 2: The freedom cities, as they've been called, are in the works.
Speaker 2: They're in production right now, make no mistake about that.
Speaker 2: So if you love freedom and you can stand living
Speaker 2: in a city once again, you got what you want.
Speaker 2: If you hate big tech but you like libertarianism, there's
Speaker 2: all sorts of mental gymnastics you can do to pretend
Speaker 2: you're not supporting big tech, that you're supporting freedom in
Speaker 2: the most generic, disgusting way that word can be applied, misapplied.
Speaker 2: The good, that's what you're getting. Enjoy it. I hope
Speaker 2: you love it. I despise it. I despise this piece
Speaker 2: of trash that has been put into the White House. Now.
Speaker 2: I'm not happy about who ran against them. I'm not
Speaker 2: too happy about their limp wristed, half assed efforts to win,
Speaker 2: which they failed at once again. Not happy how they
Speaker 2: never have listened to their constituents, never listen to what
Speaker 2: the electorate actually wanted ever, and they force feed these
Speaker 2: people that nobody cares about or wants anyway. So it's
Speaker 2: obvious to see what happened here. That's the other side
Speaker 2: of this. So we weren't getting out of a problem
Speaker 2: either way, that's for sure. But if you even have
Speaker 2: like one iota that this is a good thing, just
Speaker 2: stop listening. Stop listening to the show. I don't even
Speaker 2: want you to listen. Just get out of here. Go
Speaker 2: enjoy America, all right, Go enjoy it and find some
Speaker 2: way to make things better. Because they're about to get
Speaker 2: pretty bad. Okay, you better put your thinking cap on,
Speaker 2: because we're all going to be in for a challenge
Speaker 2: in these coming years. Okay. And when whatever it is
Speaker 2: that happens, when you finally realize what all of this meant,
Speaker 2: when it's by the time it's too late, don't forget
Speaker 2: the guy who at least said so once again. This
Speaker 2: is me doing my job as a podcaster for once
Speaker 2: in saying how great I am and how I'm always right.
Speaker 2: This is what the podcasters do. The grifter industrial complex
Speaker 2: is the new media ecosystem. That's the other exciting th story.
Speaker 2: And all this the old mainstream media outlets not only lied,
Speaker 2: and I actually agree with this that they lied to
Speaker 2: us about what was happening. They simultaneously lie, but they're
Speaker 2: also diluting theirselves and that they believed this too. I
Speaker 2: think they didn't see the writing on the wall. They
Speaker 2: didn't see this coming. Now they themselves are the targets
Speaker 2: of this incoming regime. I don't know how that's going
Speaker 2: to play itself out, but we know what could happen.
Speaker 2: The FCC. The idea of again the incoming party, is
Speaker 2: to give more control, to give control of the FCC
Speaker 2: over to the executive branch, so the president would basically
Speaker 2: have control over the FCC. Up to this point, it's
Speaker 2: been an evil, independent agency of unelected bureaucrats that only
Speaker 2: do evil things. Ooh, that's awful. That's real scary. When
Speaker 2: people who aren't directly connected to the president can do
Speaker 2: something outside of that, it almost sounds like a check
Speaker 2: in a balance. But no, what it is is a
Speaker 2: bunch of unelected bureaucrats which we can't have. What would
Speaker 2: be better, What would be great, is if the president
Speaker 2: just got to say what all the rules are for
Speaker 2: mass communications. So I'm not saying that's definitely gonna happen,
Speaker 2: but I'm saying that that idea has been floated by
Speaker 2: these guys could happen. It's just a matter, honestly, of
Speaker 2: how how effectual this regime will be. Are they going
Speaker 2: to be the typical politicians that bluster a lot and
Speaker 2: say a lot ahead of time and then don't really
Speaker 2: do anything when they get in there, or are they
Speaker 2: going to the well oiled machine that the Project twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five plan was attempting to be this whole time
Speaker 2: has been working toward. I'm hoping that it's not efficient.
Speaker 2: God help us if it is, because there's going to
Speaker 2: be a lot that gets done. There's gonna be a
Speaker 2: lot of efficiency in government. By efficiency, I mean sweeping changes,
Speaker 2: sweeping changes. Yet it's more the same. It's going to
Speaker 2: be very akin and I think really the way it
Speaker 2: could be described is as a sequel to the neo
Speaker 2: con George W. Bush administration. That's the way I'm kind
Speaker 2: of thinking it's going to play out. Because if we remember,
Speaker 2: and we probably don't because we can't remember anything anymore,
Speaker 2: but if we do, we do recall that the unitary
Speaker 2: executive really took off during the Bush years, the post
Speaker 2: nine to eleven hysteria of the War on Terror. It
Speaker 2: was the War on Terror years. It was the heyday
Speaker 2: of making all sorts of executive orders, making it okay
Speaker 2: that executive orders are just you know what a president
Speaker 2: does now, all sorts of legislation, such as the Patriot Acts,
Speaker 2: you know all about it. The stripping of civil liberties
Speaker 2: of the American people in the name of what in
Speaker 2: the name of keeping us safe, keeping us secure, national security,
Speaker 2: all being done through the excuse and well through the
Speaker 2: use really of a big, scary, bad guy, a nebulous
Speaker 2: yet somehow realistic evil terrorist. That was the great enemy.
Speaker 2: It was the war on Terror after all. And yes
Speaker 2: it was racist, Yes it was religious in nature. The
Speaker 2: evil Muslims coming to kill us and end our entire
Speaker 2: nation and way of life as we know it. That
Speaker 2: was the propaganda narrative. And not only was that the
Speaker 2: propaganda narrative used to cater to Bush and his sycophanic
Speaker 2: little republic look and voter base. Now it worked on everybody.
Speaker 2: It worked on the whole of society, except for a
Speaker 2: couple outlying, fringy type people who you know, aren't easily
Speaker 2: swayed by propaganda. But those are outlying elements which don't
Speaker 2: make a difference, not in the big scheme of things,
Speaker 2: at least in making things happen in the government and
Speaker 2: in our society. Everybody was made to be patriotic, to
Speaker 2: support ideas like the Patriot Act, because if you didn't,
Speaker 2: you were with the terrorists. Gosh, such glorious and what
Speaker 2: isn't great going down memory lane and remembering those times
Speaker 2: we should remember for what they are, which is horrible
Speaker 2: and not necessarily the beginning of all of our problems
Speaker 2: could go. It just depends. I say this on the
Speaker 2: show all the time, is like, what point do we
Speaker 2: want to see as our starting point historical starting point
Speaker 2: of relevancy for whatever it is that we're talking about
Speaker 2: at the time, or whatever topics at hand. I think
Speaker 2: for now, it's useful to use the starting point of
Speaker 2: the warrant terror, the uh Bush administration years, the neocons,
Speaker 2: the reign of the neocons, p NEC project for a
Speaker 2: New American century. We are within that century. How is
Speaker 2: this American century working out? How are we going to
Speaker 2: not only have a new American century but make America
Speaker 2: great again? How to jive because and how could they
Speaker 2: possibly jive it? Does? It makes no sense on the
Speaker 2: face of it. I know, because Trump has been billed
Speaker 2: as an anti establishment guy, absolutely against the old neocons,
Speaker 2: and his hardcore base is very much, at least ideologically
Speaker 2: against the neocons as an enemy, and they're very vocal
Speaker 2: about this. We know this from seeing all the online diatribes.
Speaker 2: We know the neocons are evil. We've been hearing about
Speaker 2: this from the main propagandist for MEGA, such as Alex
Speaker 2: Jones and whatnot. We understand neocons bad, but that's a
Speaker 2: very misleading thing because I think in essence, what's going
Speaker 2: to happen, well, I mean the groundwork for what MAGA
Speaker 2: is wanting to do, what Trump wants to do, is
Speaker 2: keep building up that same project of the unitary executive,
Speaker 2: give the executive office more power over the whole of
Speaker 2: the government to such a point where the president can
Speaker 2: do and get away with everything. The Supreme Court ruling
Speaker 2: that happened just recently, just this year, while Trump wasn't
Speaker 2: even in office, he had his court was there, and
Speaker 2: let's not think for a second that wasn't put in
Speaker 2: place for him. It was is uh, yeah, the Trump
Speaker 2: can or no, not Trump. But the president can do
Speaker 2: anything without fear of prosecution as long as it's an
Speaker 2: official president business, it's cool. Now if it's unofficial, okay,
Speaker 2: well that's bad. Okay, okay, so what you just everything.
Speaker 2: It's funny because the more that the president takes control
Speaker 2: of let's say, the FCC thing is like, okay, now
Speaker 2: the president has control over the FCC directly, whereas that
Speaker 2: was not the case before. So now when he messes around,
Speaker 2: does something with media, and something happens as a consequence
Speaker 2: of that, well, that's an official act. It's something that
Speaker 2: could not have happened just a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: but now it can because of all these sweeping changes.
Speaker 2: Not only can it happen, and that it should seem
Speaker 2: unprecedented because it's a huge power gram, but now that's
Speaker 2: how things are. Not only does it happen, that's crazy,
Speaker 2: but any wrongdoing there, If something illegal happens during that,
Speaker 2: it's not illegal if the president does it because it's
Speaker 2: official president business. I would just challenge any listener that
Speaker 2: is pro Trump in any way? Are you okay with that?
Speaker 2: Is that cool with you? Are these things I'm describing
Speaker 2: the president being able to do illegal activit and get
Speaker 2: away with it as long as it's just official president business,
Speaker 2: that's good? Is that a good thing? Do you see
Speaker 2: how out of your mind you have to be to
Speaker 2: be in support of this? Do you realize how misled
Speaker 2: you've been? Do you realize how brainwashed you are? I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna hold back, and it'd be nice to be like, Look,
Speaker 2: I under this, I understand, I understand the appeal. I
Speaker 2: get the side of of what brought him in here.
Speaker 2: I get it. The disenfranchised mass of the US population
Speaker 2: which has been given nothing by the political establishment for
Speaker 2: decade after decade after decade. Not only given nothing, but
Speaker 2: more and more has been taken from the average person,
Speaker 2: the working class individual. There's a reason that more people
Speaker 2: identify as Republicans now because the Republicans are pretending to
Speaker 2: be in favor of the working man. They keep saying
Speaker 2: that they're going to make things better for them. They
Speaker 2: campaign on the price of ham sandwiches, saying that they're
Speaker 2: going to be cheaper when they come back. Not sure
Speaker 2: how that's going to happen, but don't worry that that
Speaker 2: was a campaign promise. The ham sandwich campaign promise is
Speaker 2: probably like the thing that got him in there weren't
Speaker 2: anything else. Now, it's funny. In the last week or
Speaker 2: two of the actual election, Musk and all them said, yeah,
Speaker 2: there's gonna be a whole lot of hardship as we
Speaker 2: completely recool the entire economy when we first come in,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be hard for everybody, but you're just
Speaker 2: gonna be right. So he is essentially saying, when they
Speaker 2: get in there, there's gonna be austerity measures, but don't worry.
Speaker 2: Eventually the ham sandwich price will just drop way down.
Speaker 2: Just give it time. After the entire economy is completely different.
Speaker 2: Whatever that even means. We're all using bitcoin now and
Speaker 2: stead the US dollar. Okay, that makes us free. So
Speaker 2: I've got Trump derangement syndrome. I just can't see the
Speaker 2: freedom here. I just I guess I'm not visionary enough,
Speaker 2: not a great visionary like Elon Musk, like mister Trump,
Speaker 2: hell like JD Vance. What a visionary. That man is
Speaker 2: the great state of Ohio. They just love him there
Speaker 2: in Ohio, jd Vance. But I think another point to
Speaker 2: make here, which I don't think many people are thinking
Speaker 2: about this, But the focus is on mister Trump. I
Speaker 2: was making this point earlier. He is the branding for this.
Speaker 2: It's mega, it's Trump hand in hand. That's the brand
Speaker 2: that we bought into. So on the surface of things,
Speaker 2: we think that Trump is the guy in charge, and
Speaker 2: certainly he will be put out there. He'll do many
Speaker 2: press conferences, who probably spend all day doing press conferences
Speaker 2: as long as he can stand up, which probably won't
Speaker 2: be two very long. I think that will be his
Speaker 2: main duty as executive. Meanwhile, all the actual work will
Speaker 2: be done not only by jd. Vance, but the Cabinet
Speaker 2: and everybody who is involved once again in this regime. Now,
Speaker 2: if Project twenty twenty five, I know the supporters say
Speaker 2: that Project twenty twenty five had nothing to do with Trump,
Speaker 2: and therefore, when Trump gets in, you see how this works,
Speaker 2: like it's all about Trump. Project twenty twenty five isn't
Speaker 2: about Trump, it's its own thing. Therefore, when Trump gets in,
Speaker 2: Project twenty twenty five disappears. What I'm saying is that
Speaker 2: this isn't about Trump at all. He's the front, he's
Speaker 2: the face. Project twenty twenty five is very real. It's
Speaker 2: already in process. They have lawyers, teams of lawyers that
Speaker 2: have already ridden the executive orders that they are going
Speaker 2: to pass when they get in there, they're already ridden,
Speaker 2: and they're already working out the legal justifications to justify
Speaker 2: these things that would previously have been illegal. Well, they
Speaker 2: have all sorts of justifications as that they're going to
Speaker 2: tell us why it is now legal. So don't worry.
Speaker 2: What was once illegal now is legal. That's a good thing,
Speaker 2: because again the libertarian ethos of the great overlords like
Speaker 2: feel to them, this is freedom, you understand, It's like
Speaker 2: there should be no guardrails for those of us who
Speaker 2: deserve to be in charge because we're smarter than everybody else.
Speaker 2: Thing that encumbers our ability to do anything we damn
Speaker 2: well want goes against freedom, and we have to kick
Speaker 2: the guardrails off, kick them off anywhere that they are.
Speaker 2: Do you understand that's what the idea is. That's what's happening.
Speaker 2: They are working on this now. They have teams of
Speaker 2: lawyers doing this, that have been doing this already written.
Speaker 2: I know I'm making a big deal on nothing. This
Speaker 2: is all made up. Project twenty twenty five isn't real,
Speaker 2: and even if it is reel, it doesn't have anything
Speaker 2: to do with Trump. The document, and it's many hundreds
Speaker 2: of pages, nearly a thousand. I only mentioned Trump's name
Speaker 2: what a few hundred times it says explicitly, like in
Speaker 2: the first few pages of it. It's like what it says.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how many people have actually read
Speaker 2: any of this. I think probably like almost nobody. I've
Speaker 2: read a few pages of the beginning, I've skimmed the
Speaker 2: whole thing, but I feel like I even that was
Speaker 2: enough to be like, Okay, yes, it's mentioned Trump explicitly
Speaker 2: in this what it says, is we're crafting this policy
Speaker 2: action plan, these recommendations for policies for whoever the incoming
Speaker 2: Republican president would be. We are writing this for whoever
Speaker 2: the Republican nominee this time, for this election happens to be.
Speaker 2: We presume that is going to be Donald Trump. We
Speaker 2: don't know, but we presume. Not only do we presume
Speaker 2: that we're happy about that, because we like Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: He would be great. We'd love to see him in there.
Speaker 2: But if he's not, that's okay. We are writing up
Speaker 2: these policy recommendations for whoever the Republican candidate is, whoever
Speaker 2: would be elected as president. We present these i'll see
Speaker 2: recommendations to them. That's what it is. And so we
Speaker 2: could just say, like, okay, well Trump isn't going to
Speaker 2: listen to that. He doesn't have to listen. It's policy recommendation.
Speaker 2: So maybe maybe could be much ado about nothing. Maybe
Speaker 2: he will go his own way. He's such a maverick,
Speaker 2: after all, it's such a rogue, such a tough guy,
Speaker 2: such a strong man. I don't think he's any of
Speaker 2: those things. I think he's dying quite frankly. I think
Speaker 2: he's probably demented. He is, as they say, unfit for office.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't matter. That does not even matter. Once again,
Speaker 2: put him in front of the camera. That's what he's
Speaker 2: always liked anyway. All he's ever cared about is attention,
Speaker 2: putting his name on the sides of things. Business. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's been a businessman. Has he done too well with
Speaker 2: it if you look at it. Honestly, not really, But
Speaker 2: that doesn't matter. His name has gotten out there. It's
Speaker 2: been all about the branding, the marketing, getting appearances in
Speaker 2: media anywhere he could. That's all he's ever cared about.
Speaker 2: That's all he's ever done. That's what he will continue
Speaker 2: to do, so he will be happy. So I'm happy
Speaker 2: for the old scamp. He's getting exactly what he wants
Speaker 2: and he's not hurt in anybody. He's just talking. He's
Speaker 2: not going to go after everybody his enemies. That was
Speaker 2: all just a bunch of bluster at Roger Stone and
Speaker 2: all of them are saying, oh, that's just him talking.
Speaker 2: He doesn't he doesn't actually mean those things. And you
Speaker 2: know what, honestly, I don't know what's going to come
Speaker 2: of that, the revenge campaign. I know nobody cares about
Speaker 2: me personally, so I don't really have to worry about that.
Speaker 2: It's the you know, the people of prominence themselves within
Speaker 2: the old mainstream media that probably are pretty scared. Frankly
Speaker 2: right now. I don't know if I care about that either,
Speaker 2: because frankly, maybe they deserve to be. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't worry too much about Trump himself because honestly, I
Speaker 2: don't know how much longer he's gonna make it. He
Speaker 2: could die in office of old age. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: he will, but it's definitely a possibility. He is an
Speaker 2: old guy. It's kind of ironic how he used to
Speaker 2: love to just harangue Biden for being an old, senile idiot,
Speaker 2: but he himself is the same thing. But you know whatever,
Speaker 2: that's all nothing really, So, I mean, he's old, He's
Speaker 2: not going to be in control of everything. Who's going
Speaker 2: to be in control once again are the ones who
Speaker 2: bankrolled this whole thing, the ones who stand to gain,
Speaker 2: the ones who those cavalier libertarians that love freedom so much,
Speaker 2: freedom for themselves, not for you, freedom to remake this
Speaker 2: country into what they want. But let's not forget a
Speaker 2: very very important aspect of goings on on the world
Speaker 2: stage because I know it's all about America first. And
Speaker 2: we love being greedy, we love being self centered. We
Speaker 2: love thinking we're the center of the universe and that
Speaker 2: nothing else matters. But guess what, we live in a
Speaker 2: world where there's other people. There's things. When you go
Speaker 2: across the ocean, yes, what you get to eventually other countries.
Speaker 2: There's other countries on the side of not just one ocean,
Speaker 2: but every ocean, the Pacific Ocean. If you go on
Speaker 2: the other side of it, you gotta go far. But
Speaker 2: there's other countries over there. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: knew that. You go across the Atlantic, holy moly, there's
Speaker 2: a ton of countries. There's this whole continents over there
Speaker 2: that's not called America. Some of them start a lot
Speaker 2: of them start with the letter A, actually the continents,
Speaker 2: but that's just a coincidence. I don't know how many
Speaker 2: people realize that. But America first, God, we're selfish. This
Speaker 2: could be a karmic thing, quite frankly, and we all
Speaker 2: have to be willing to deal with that because we
Speaker 2: all kind of made this bed. But that's neither here
Speaker 2: nor there. The situation. We have to remember oh wait,
Speaker 2: we're not remembering. We don't even know what's happen. Okay,
Speaker 2: just international attentions, but tensions that could actually be leading
Speaker 2: to World War three happening now going on. Now. Everybody
Speaker 2: knows about Israel, Gaza, Palestine, Iran, that whole area that's
Speaker 2: a problem. Yes, everybody knows about Ukraine. Russia definitely also
Speaker 2: concerning a problem, a real issue. Neither of those things
Speaker 2: should be downplayed or seen as not important. They are.
Speaker 2: But there's also the lesser known but possibly but very
Speaker 2: likely more important tensions going on in the South China Sea,
Speaker 2: the Indo Pacific whatever you want to call that area
Speaker 2: within the Pacific Ocean there. I don't know if you've
Speaker 2: been keeping up with things, but there's been a lot
Speaker 2: of goings on down there. There's been a lot happening.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of vying for influence with the local governments,
Speaker 2: mostly island nations. There a lot of vying for influenced
Speaker 2: by the great powers that are within competition with each other,
Speaker 2: those being the United States, Yes, US we're over there, China.
Speaker 2: Those are the two major ones. And yes, Russia is involved,
Speaker 2: Japan is involved. Australia obviously has an interest being that
Speaker 2: they are there Philippines major ally of the US over
Speaker 2: there military basically trying to make military headquarters over there
Speaker 2: and naval military headquarters. The US trying desperately to do
Speaker 2: that and get whatever influence they can in the region,
Speaker 2: while China is doing the very same thing, and we
Speaker 2: all know, oh wait, maybe we don't know it all,
Speaker 2: but you may have heard this that Taiwan is on
Speaker 2: the table, and pretty much anybody that's aware of that.
Speaker 2: It's not if, but it's when China decides to go
Speaker 2: in there after that. I read an interesting thing in
Speaker 2: the last week or two of the election, while the
Speaker 2: campaigning was coming to a close. It was an official
Speaker 2: from the Chinese government. I don't remember who, I don't
Speaker 2: remember what their position was, but they were an official
Speaker 2: officially pronouncing to US Americans on behalf of their government,
Speaker 2: and it was well, what would happen if Trump came
Speaker 2: in and the retort I don't even remember specifically, this
Speaker 2: is beyond paraphrasing. All I remember is that this Chinese
Speaker 2: official was saying, oh, yeah, well, we'll have to deal
Speaker 2: with Trump. He's a great businessman, so we know that he'll,
Speaker 2: you know, run the country like a great business and
Speaker 2: that's something we as China, we'll have to work with
Speaker 2: from our side. And yes, and basically what it was
Speaker 2: doing was like play hitting Trump as as he has
Speaker 2: advertised himself this whole time since the twenty sixteen thing.
Speaker 2: We know, we get it. You're the world's greatest businessman.
Speaker 2: You're going to run the country as a business. It's
Speaker 2: about time we finally ran this country as a business.
Speaker 2: And you know, you know, the connotations are that fiscally
Speaker 2: we're out of control. The government spends too much money.
Speaker 2: If only a businessman were in there, they'd be able to,
Speaker 2: you know, finally raining overspending and the fiscal problem. So
Speaker 2: this Chinese official what they were doing was what I
Speaker 2: think was what they were doing was placating that concept,
Speaker 2: which is which plays to Trump. So not only were
Speaker 2: they were they saying too Trumpet like oh yeah we know,
Speaker 2: we know, we know who you are, and oh we're
Speaker 2: scared of you and all that, but they were also
Speaker 2: pandering to the electorate, which is bought into this garbage too,
Speaker 2: and they were trying to I really think it was
Speaker 2: like a propaganda move. Really, it's like oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're scared of the big businessman. Oh no, oh gosh,
Speaker 2: we hope he doesn't come in with more terrace so oh,
Speaker 2: we will have to he'll really put us on our toes. Uh.
Speaker 2: I got that vibe from it, but I'm an oddball.
Speaker 2: I might have been reading too much into it. I
Speaker 2: found that interesting, very interesting. And the whole dynamic between
Speaker 2: China and Russia. Are they allies? Are they friends? What
Speaker 2: is their relationship? What are their mutual interests? Are they
Speaker 2: actually antagonistic to one another? But they're just kind of
Speaker 2: allying with each other for a couple of shared interests
Speaker 2: and that's it. If global conflicts were to escalate, how
Speaker 2: would they work with each other or not. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of crazy stuff going on there, and I believe
Speaker 2: as things as tensions ratchet up, and if we really
Speaker 2: get into a World War three scenario, the battleground is
Speaker 2: a new one. Yes, there's the naval aspect of South
Speaker 2: China Sea that will be going on, but the new
Speaker 2: frontier is digital. I do think that the whole cyber
Speaker 2: security aspect and cyber warfare is going to be, if
Speaker 2: not a major part of the whole conflict, but the
Speaker 2: major part. And I've made predictions on this show about
Speaker 2: like a coming cyber nine to eleven event, which is
Speaker 2: just it just seems like it's a foregone conclusion. Imagine
Speaker 2: in America or some sort of terrible cyber security event
Speaker 2: happens and just causes havoc on the American economy. Imagine
Speaker 2: that with the Trump regime in power, and the Trump
Speaker 2: regime responding in a similar way that the neocons responded
Speaker 2: to the nine to eleven terror attacks, that this was
Speaker 2: an attack on our homeland. We all need to rally
Speaker 2: behind our glorious leader, and if you don't, you're not patriotic,
Speaker 2: and go from there. But I might be really far
Speaker 2: off the mark on this one. It's just something that's
Speaker 2: been in my mind lately that if Trump two point
Speaker 2: zero becomes neocon Bush two point oh, the latest upgrade
Speaker 2: of what we saw of the war and during the
Speaker 2: war warran terror from PNAC from the neo cons from Bush.
Speaker 2: If we get another update from that with this new
Speaker 2: MAGA Trump administration, it will be because of some nationally
Speaker 2: unifying event. It kind of requires that. Now it's hard
Speaker 2: to imagine Trump being able to unify such a divide
Speaker 2: in nation, right, And that's where the real that's that's
Speaker 2: one of the elements. It's like makes you think, right,
Speaker 2: Will does Trump MAGA, do they have the ability to unify?
Speaker 2: Because really their whole mL has been to not unify,
Speaker 2: to to to build off of the antagonisms between each other.
Speaker 2: Here domestically to the point where people are saying a
Speaker 2: new civil war is a good idea. If you have
Speaker 2: ever said that, or if you've ever believed that, go
Speaker 2: to hell. You listening to this show now, If you
Speaker 2: have ever thought that the idea of a new American
Speaker 2: civil war is at all good, go to hell. If
Speaker 2: I'm alienating people on the show good you need to
Speaker 2: get yourself in order right now. You need to get real.
Speaker 2: You have to understand what the hell is going on.
Speaker 2: And I admit I barely know what's going on. I'm
Speaker 2: trying my best here. I'm not saying everything that I'm
Speaker 2: talking about right now is going to happen. And once
Speaker 2: again I'm going to revert to my old bad habits
Speaker 2: of being a bad podcaster, saying that I'm not always right.
Speaker 2: I'm a bad podcaster because I'm not always correct about everything.
Speaker 2: But I don't want to be part of the grifter
Speaker 2: industrial complex that put this dim wit back into control.
Speaker 2: I hope those guys are all happy, because they are
Speaker 2: the establishment. Now. They got to find some way to pretend,
Speaker 2: keep pretending that they're somehow anti establishment while constantly cheerleading
Speaker 2: Trump and his regime on. They somehow have to do
Speaker 2: that juggling act. But it'll work. It always does. They're
Speaker 2: real good at it. So many people buy into it,
Speaker 2: but they're not anybody's alternative. They are the goddamn establishment.
Speaker 2: They have been for a long time. If you didn't
Speaker 2: know that, the grifter industrial complex. That's what I'm calling them,
Speaker 2: and I'm calling the glorious Leader, which I don't think
Speaker 2: even as a leader. We've been into that already. I'm
Speaker 2: calling him henceforth strong man because I think it's hilarious
Speaker 2: because if I were to call him that and he
Speaker 2: actually heard me, that never will happen. But if he
Speaker 2: were to hear this, I know he would like that.
Speaker 2: You'd be like, oh, yeah, I have a strong man.
Speaker 2: That was great, So it's it would placate him and
Speaker 2: he'd love it. Well at the same time, be a
Speaker 2: dis because we know what an actual strong man is, right,
Speaker 2: but maybe we don't. Maybe we all forgot what a
Speaker 2: strong man is because in the dictionary that's in Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's own demented brain strong, the word strong and strong man,
Speaker 2: both of those things have his picture next to next
Speaker 2: to it. Now, if we reference an actual dictionary and
Speaker 2: we look up strong man, what do we find? But
Speaker 2: we shouldn't do that. It's dangerous to look at books.
Speaker 2: Dictionaries will soon and be illegal. We don't need experts
Speaker 2: telling us what words mean, what they think they're better
Speaker 2: than us. That sounds like a whole lot of brainwashing
Speaker 2: to me by an intelligentsia that doesn't. But that's the
Speaker 2: deep state at work. Dictionaries. It sounds ridiculous. I know,
Speaker 2: and I know I've got Trump derangement syndrome. I'm enjoying myself.
Speaker 2: I'm taking this opportunity. I know I sound I hope
Speaker 2: I don't sound defeated, because I don't feel defeated. I
Speaker 2: see this as an opportunity, and I've already started. When
Speaker 2: I see something that I know is wrong in life, anywhere,
Speaker 2: anywhere in my daily life. Even if something's wrong, I
Speaker 2: say it and I stand up, even if it's something
Speaker 2: small and stupid, which most of life is forced upon
Speaker 2: us as just stupid little trivialities we have to live
Speaker 2: our day out through. But if they're inherently wrong and
Speaker 2: even ah quasi evil, I'll call it out. I've had it.
Speaker 2: I'm putting up with this. I've gotten World War three
Speaker 2: can start in a year or two. I could die.
Speaker 2: I could die tomorrow. So I'm taking this opportunity to
Speaker 2: do what I know is right. I hope you do
Speaker 2: the same. Don't be scared something to be scared about. Again.
Speaker 2: This is all a good opportunity, and we may all
Speaker 2: collectively have a karmic debt to pay if we do.
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Speaker 1: number one number two. There's actually a couple of little
Speaker 1: radio networks like podcast networks. They some of them call
Speaker 1: themselves radio networks, some of them call themselves pop cast networks.
Speaker 1: And they've got a variety of people on there from
Speaker 1: you know, you could find anybody from Jim Florentine, two
Speaker 1: guys that, believe me, I never heard of and they
Speaker 1: get really mad if you tell them you never heard
Speaker 1: of them. But there's you know, stand up comedians out
Speaker 1: there that think they're famous that aren't, you know. And
Speaker 1: then there's guys that are kind of well known, and
Speaker 1: a lot of them do podcasts. I mean, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: Bill Bill Burr is on a podcast network. I forget
Speaker 1: what it's called because I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But see, Chuck, I don't mean to be a naysayer.
Speaker 2: I don't. I want to be positive. However, when I
Speaker 2: hear the name Bill Burr or anybody that is recognizable,
Speaker 2: I instantly think, now they ain't coming on.
Speaker 1: Well I've never gotten yeah, I mean, the most famous
Speaker 1: stand up comedian I ever got was Reverend Bob Levy. Right,
Speaker 1: that was the most famous stand up I ever got,
Speaker 1: unless you want to count stuttering John as a stand up,
Speaker 1: but I wouldn't. You know what I'm saying. I mean,
Speaker 1: But even so, you don't need a stand up guy.
Speaker 1: You just need a guy who wants to come on
Speaker 1: and do some funny stuff, you know, and then get
Speaker 1: them to interact with Uncle.
Speaker 2: Bang.
Speaker 1: I mean gold, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I do, I do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, I'm going to get more talking.
Speaker 8: If you want to hear me more talking, get those
Speaker 8: people and you hear me talking, So start getting some
Speaker 8: people like can't entertaining you tell it to get like?
Speaker 2: True, I have to work harder had on it.
Speaker 11: I do.
Speaker 2: I do have to work harder on the guest procurement
Speaker 2: end of things.
Speaker 1: And somebody that really enjoys talking to Uncle might turn
Speaker 1: around and invite him onto their podcast. And quite honestly,
Speaker 1: I envisioned years ago, and we didn't get the flow
Speaker 1: going really well, that I wanted to get reports from
Speaker 1: Uncle every once in a while. I'm thinking that somebody
Speaker 1: else might run with that sort of idea. Let's get
Speaker 1: Uncle to drop in and give us a report or
Speaker 1: Uncle's sports report was my idea, but I mean somebody
Speaker 1: else gets one, I know, and he could become part
Speaker 1: of somebody else's podcast out there. That would create automatic
Speaker 1: marketing for the Uncle show.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Uncle, you could be a correspondent.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what I'm trying to want to be.
Speaker 8: But you're not doing the compside on your side and
Speaker 8: getting the people.
Speaker 2: Uncle, we need an agent, We need an agent or
Speaker 2: somebody else.
Speaker 7: What when now you're saying an these things? What a
Speaker 7: long time ago?
Speaker 2: I was thinking about Uncle, what you need to do?
Speaker 2: One of these days, maybe you and missus Psychic could
Speaker 2: take a drive up to LA and knock on the
Speaker 2: doors of all sorts of talent agents offices and be like,
Speaker 2: you know, present yourself like, look, I'm Uncle of Uncle
Speaker 2: the podcast. I'm having some difficulties in finding and procuring
Speaker 2: guests and you know, getting appearances on other shows on
Speaker 2: my marketing. Do you think you could help me out
Speaker 2: in that regards as my agent? What could you do
Speaker 2: for me? That's what I was going to bet A
Speaker 2: nice day in La.
Speaker 7: That's in La.
Speaker 2: I know that those people are all over the place
Speaker 2: in La. Yes, there's a lot of them. Now I
Speaker 2: don't know what their fees are.
Speaker 7: That's the other thing.
Speaker 2: No money. Yeah, but in the meantime, without an agent,
Speaker 2: it does come down to me. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: shirk my responsibility. I'm out to double down on my
Speaker 2: efforts to try to get comedy oriented content creators on
Speaker 2: this show.
Speaker 8: That's really neat what you said, Yes, get away, all right,
Speaker 8: I got someone in the evolution.
Speaker 7: It's an only one and you just said it.
Speaker 2: But to get me to get more guests. There you go,
Speaker 2: there it.
Speaker 1: Is more guests.
Speaker 7: That's what I want to hear from you.
Speaker 8: Oh, then it's for you going to start what you
Speaker 8: haven't been able to do to try.
Speaker 7: To get damn.
Speaker 2: So what really this is is time for me to
Speaker 2: give my revolution. I need to get more guests.
Speaker 1: There you go, Jimmy, what do you think of all this?
Speaker 2: Does this sound that?
Speaker 7: Jimmy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you think?
Speaker 10: I think that's a great idea?
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I made one up for you.
Speaker 1: Are you aren't you volunteering your time Aaron and come
Speaker 1: up with ways for you to do stuff? Isn't that great?
Speaker 2: I applaud it. It takes a lot of vision you're
Speaker 2: a true visionary uncle.
Speaker 8: That perfect because I would get into somebody talking to
Speaker 8: me and you know how I am. Jick knows how
Speaker 8: I am. Jimmy knows how I am. I can get
Speaker 8: into those people's wings and.
Speaker 2: Like that. There you go, Yeah, get in there.
Speaker 7: I mean you gotta get but you gotta get the people.
Speaker 2: Got it? Yeah, that's that's that is important. There's no
Speaker 2: way around it. There's got we got a job for people.
Speaker 2: His revolution is going to be that.
Speaker 10: I think the perfect guy that would join in perfect
Speaker 10: first show would be David Spade.
Speaker 2: David there.
Speaker 1: Well there's a high reach right there.
Speaker 2: M Yeah for real, Yeah, I I love I love
Speaker 2: ideas like that. I would absolutely, I'm all in favor
Speaker 2: of it, mister David Spade, be great. Is that the
Speaker 2: guy once again?
Speaker 1: Is that the guy who did Joe Dirt? I always
Speaker 1: confuse him.
Speaker 2: He is dirty. He is Joe Dirt.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, No, that would be a perfect fit.
Speaker 2: But I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know how willing he is to go on
Speaker 1: other podcasts. I've never seen him really do it. I
Speaker 1: know Jim Florentine sometimes has been on podcasts of Like People,
Speaker 1: I I shake my head at, like, how the hell
Speaker 1: did they decide to go with them?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, I like Florentine too because he's a metal fan.
Speaker 2: He has his own show on one of the serious
Speaker 2: XM metal channels and it's a good one. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Plus he does a podcast where he just like talks,
Speaker 1: which you know he you know, includes some metal stuff
Speaker 1: on there too, but you know, but his like his
Speaker 1: other comedy podcast. It's allegedly comedy, but sometimes it's just
Speaker 1: free flowing thoughts and it's just pretty wild. Have you
Speaker 1: ever listened to the Jim Florentine podcast, the regular one.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've listened to his actual podcast. I've
Speaker 2: seen him as a guest. Recently, I watched an old
Speaker 2: clip from an episode of Tom Green's show, The Webelvision Show.
Speaker 2: He was doing from his house in Hollywood, and he'd
Speaker 2: have people out of his house's guests. Florentine was there.
Speaker 2: I was watching a clip of that on YouTube. But
Speaker 2: I haven't ever actually heard his podcast.
Speaker 7: Let's get the Pumit Party to party people. Yes, back
Speaker 7: into the business.
Speaker 2: You get party people.
Speaker 7: Get them because I know they come, they win.
Speaker 2: They're good friends.
Speaker 1: Florentine is not, even though he's like a he's recognizable
Speaker 1: name to you and me. His podcast has steadily not
Speaker 1: been huge. It was huge, like for one year, but
Speaker 1: that was about six seven years ago.
Speaker 2: Right, even now when he has that show on Sirius
Speaker 2: that doesn't bring listeners, well, not that big.
Speaker 1: No, the podcast is not that huge.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, that's wild.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he ranks below most contemporaries and a bunch of
Speaker 1: no name guys. Even his podcast doesn't carry I mean, look,
Speaker 1: it carries more than we do, but you know it's
Speaker 1: not but it's not that big. It's just not that big.
Speaker 1: And a lot of times these guys maintained their podcast
Speaker 1: basically just to advertise their stand up you.
Speaker 2: Know, yes, yes, absolutely, yeah, I bet that's what he's doing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because he's always like advertising his stand up dates, even
Speaker 2: on his like heavy metal show. Yeah, I'll be in
Speaker 2: Cleveland this week at Yuck Yucks or whatever you know.
Speaker 1: So right right, and even when he gets like a
Speaker 1: metal band on to come on, they'll be like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: we're going to be in this city. And if he's
Speaker 1: there at the same time, boy, believe it, his date
Speaker 1: comes up. If it's within one hundred and fifty miles
Speaker 1: of you know the guys. Hey, I'm playing in the
Speaker 1: next you know city over he does that, you know,
Speaker 1: which is funny. But I'm thinking if he comes to
Speaker 1: California even he might that might be a guy who
Speaker 1: would who would actually agree to it, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Yeah, I might have to try to reach
Speaker 1: out to him.
Speaker 2: I should, and I'll he's one that would be worthwhile
Speaker 2: to send, like kind of a lengthy email to show
Speaker 2: that I do know who he is, that I appreciate
Speaker 2: his work and I'm a fellow heavy metal enthusiast. Things
Speaker 2: like that. I like his show over at serious we
Speaker 2: also do our show.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: The whole thing is like you send him a call over,
Speaker 2: send him a card, yes, all that, all that sort
Speaker 2: of thing anymore. Yeah, I'm gonna have to spend some
Speaker 2: time sending out some messages to people like that, uh
Speaker 2: that you know, Yeah, people that we know would make
Speaker 2: good guests. We need to do that.
Speaker 1: So I have a weird angle to maybe discuss with
Speaker 1: you off air about how you could maybe add in
Speaker 1: to go at it and make a unique request.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I actually I might know kind of what
Speaker 2: you're talking about, Like just knowing fluarantine because of cort makers. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I think I know where you're there. You go, okay,
Speaker 2: you know how Yeah.
Speaker 7: I don't know what these people are talking about.
Speaker 1: It's okay, that's.
Speaker 2: All right, uncle, doan sweat your world. We're just living
Speaker 2: in it. It's a little sad at the top of
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 1: It's a little secret to try and help maybe to
Speaker 1: entice the guy. That's all that we're thinking that might work,
Speaker 1: and we don't want to share it because other people.
Speaker 2: Might try to use it. Yeah, all right, So.
Speaker 1: Anyways, but that's interesting. But there's also just hundreds and
Speaker 1: hundreds of these guys, and especially in California where you are,
Speaker 1: I guarantee you there's people that probably are your neighbors
Speaker 1: that are stand up comedians in one way or another.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, literally probably literally, you know why, you know
Speaker 2: who I.
Speaker 7: Would like to get on. Who's that you haven't gone
Speaker 7: tucked the neighbors.
Speaker 8: I know if those started, just to saying if they have,
Speaker 8: if we got them started, yes, they may have.
Speaker 7: Somebody may come then well might pull it in.
Speaker 2: There's no way, there's no doubt that our neighbors have
Speaker 2: massive social media followings. I'm talking massive. I know they do,
Speaker 2: so that's one of the reasons why it's a tenuous
Speaker 2: thing that they would be really good to have them.
Speaker 2: But I want to walk that fine line of being
Speaker 2: a good neighbor, of not trying to pander and also
Speaker 2: trying not to like I mean, just ask. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: I don't want to ask because I don't want to
Speaker 2: ask and make it seem like it's like this favor
Speaker 2: that's not disturbing, or say, you're following what I'm am?
Speaker 2: I making this up in my head? Is this some
Speaker 2: sort of neurosis I have? Am I making all this up?
Speaker 2: First of all, we have.
Speaker 7: A feeling that neighbors would get me going.
Speaker 2: They I have no doubt. I have no doubt they would. Okay,
Speaker 2: the phone call go on?
Speaker 7: Holded, Jimmy, who's on his line? Next call it?
Speaker 11: Hell, Hey guys, you guys are talking a lot of nonsense,
Speaker 11: Sara tonight. It seems like about all of this, Uh,
Speaker 11: who cares what those guys next door are doing. You
Speaker 11: guys are the best thing on the on the internet
Speaker 11: radio that there is. That's what matters.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ed. We that's him again. It means a lot, man,
Speaker 2: It really does it does. This is this is edy
Speaker 2: and don't talk.
Speaker 7: Just listen.
Speaker 2: Just listen.
Speaker 7: We're not talking that, we're talking things.
Speaker 11: You tell me when I can talk, I'll talk. When
Speaker 11: you said, ed, have.
Speaker 1: You been on since the Yankees got spanked or what you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 11: No, not, Yeah, that's what I'm I was hoping we
Speaker 11: could get around to a little little world series talk
Speaker 11: since you guys bailed last week. I figured Uncle was
Speaker 11: kind of, you know, ashamed of his Yankees the way
Speaker 11: they showed up.
Speaker 7: But I didn't want to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so happy to see the Yankees.
Speaker 11: I didn't want to embarrass him, you know, or anything.
Speaker 11: But hey, man, my Dodgers just beat the ship out
Speaker 11: of your Yankees.
Speaker 2: Man, oh boy, Oh really.
Speaker 8: It's really it's really it was really my Mens that
Speaker 8: got you in there, if you think about it, I.
Speaker 11: Think I think it was more like the Dodgers that
Speaker 11: kept the Mets out of there, isn't it and kept.
Speaker 7: Your team Annie kid you yes, right, they get you there.
Speaker 7: So it's my Mets that I'm managed.
Speaker 2: So the Mets paid a favor to the Dodgers in
Speaker 2: losing to them. That's a favor they did.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: God, they're nice, such a nice Okay, Christmas come early
Speaker 2: for the Dodgers. There you go, direct from direct from
Speaker 2: the Mets headquarters.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm telling you, man, this World Series is so
Speaker 11: much fun whenever the Dodgers are even in it. It's
Speaker 11: fun even when they lose, which is most of the time.
Speaker 11: But when they win, oh man, that's huge. And if
Speaker 11: they beat the skankies, hell yeah.
Speaker 1: And it was enjoyable games. It wasn't just a bunch
Speaker 1: of blowouts and crap and slow moving you know, nonsense.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 11: And they gave them a little hope with that that
Speaker 11: book in game in game four that they won, gave
Speaker 11: them a little hope and then let them get up
Speaker 11: five five nothing in the you know, in game five, thinking, yeah,
Speaker 11: we're we're going back to La. All we got to
Speaker 11: do is win two on the road. We've done that before.
Speaker 11: Up five runs, man, we're going back to La. You know,
Speaker 11: Judge was wondering who he's going to sit by and
Speaker 11: party with on the plane when he dropped that ball.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I tell you something. They made a fool of
Speaker 7: themselves with all of them all over the place.
Speaker 11: Have you guys, have you ever heard of John Boy?
Speaker 11: John Boy videos? He does baseball videos, and he like
Speaker 11: reads the lips and you know, he's really good at
Speaker 11: reading the lips of when there's arguments there guys talking. Anyway,
Speaker 11: he's a big Yankees fan, and he put up a
Speaker 11: video though it showed the Dodgers a scouting report. He
Speaker 11: got ahold of it, and it said, just just put
Speaker 11: the ball in play and essentially let the Yankees destroy
Speaker 11: themselves on the field. That's the Dodger scouting report. Part
Speaker 11: of it.
Speaker 2: Interest then, and that was true?
Speaker 11: Yeah, no, yeah, well look look up go to John
Speaker 11: Boy John Boy videos YouTube, really good baseball videos.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Okay, but we've got a O M. B O Y.
Speaker 11: You know, the big video. He's a Yankees fan. Yankees fan,
Speaker 11: but he got ahold of a Dodger scouting report on
Speaker 11: the Yankees and essentially it just said, uh, you know,
Speaker 11: they'll do themselves in. Just put the ball in play
Speaker 11: and if anybody to watch the fifth inning of that
Speaker 11: last game, we saw that happen. Yeah, it's hilarious. Have
Speaker 11: good scouts, man, don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A big part of it, Yeah, doing intel, that's
Speaker 2: what that is. That's the intelligence operatives of baseball.
Speaker 11: Intelligence report, right, Yeah, true enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly what that is.
Speaker 11: We're back to politics. Let's let's let's let's not go
Speaker 11: that way.
Speaker 2: Now, come on on guys, Government Hour, Government Government Hour,
Speaker 2: I live, I live.
Speaker 8: That's his Hey, if you want the government now set
Speaker 8: me off and you him.
Speaker 11: I already heard that, and so I'm ready for your hour. Brother,
Speaker 11: you're you're my hour uncle. You you saved my life
Speaker 11: every week when you come on. Man there you go.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you mean you were listening to this this guy
Speaker 8: they cleming guy that's going to be in a office.
Speaker 2: You know, I.
Speaker 1: Wanted to talk about other stuff on my show. I
Speaker 1: just couldn't convince anybody to get to it.
Speaker 11: It was no man, you you're that's what I listened
Speaker 11: to your show tonight for man Kell. Yeah, because you
Speaker 11: know Jimmy. I got to hear Jimmy.
Speaker 1: Well, no, I want to know him from Jimmy.
Speaker 11: But Jimmy still seems mad. Though Jimmy should be partying,
Speaker 11: he still seems mad to me. Man, you know, I
Speaker 11: don't know Jimmy.
Speaker 1: You there, I think he's you know, I got him
Speaker 1: on here, Jimmy, I got him on whole bring it
Speaker 1: in here, bring him in, Okay, I'll bring Jimmy in here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, bring Jimmy in here.
Speaker 2: You've got it, Okay, just bring it in here.
Speaker 7: I'm want man. But he's saying it's big being me
Speaker 7: being and getting tired today.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Jimmy's part of this conversation.
Speaker 7: Bring him in Yeah, there, don't pack them. Open the
Speaker 7: lines up, Juck.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 11: Just how about those Dodgers, Jimmy, I did already. Clarity helped.
Speaker 11: Clarity came from the Tigers. He helped.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody, Tigers.
Speaker 7: I didn't think we were going to take clarity.
Speaker 11: The Dodgers got to pitch your name, clarity from the
Speaker 11: Tigers and not in the last game he pitch, he
Speaker 11: wasn't so good, but he was helpful along the way.
Speaker 11: So thank you Tigers.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 10: And I'll have admt uh after this season.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 10: I like the times pitching now. It shaves forty minutes
Speaker 10: off these games on average, which you like me? Man,
Speaker 10: I've come to like it. Not me, man, not me.
Speaker 11: I think you know what I think that it is
Speaker 11: including Otani know a Dodger who I love and and
Speaker 11: you know, hey, I'm in the Okkawi religion and everything.
Speaker 11: But he's the first fifty to fifty guy. But he
Speaker 11: did it after they did the deal where pitchers can
Speaker 11: only throw twice and if they throw a third time,
Speaker 11: you know, it's counts as a back if they don't
Speaker 11: pick the guy off. I think that's bs and the
Speaker 11: basses the four inches bigger bases. So I'm not for
Speaker 11: that man, for.
Speaker 7: The gulping on the backside of a pitcher.
Speaker 11: No, you know, they made the last year, not this year.
Speaker 11: Last year was the first year they made the bases
Speaker 11: a total of four inches bigger, and a pitcher can
Speaker 11: only make two throws the first base, you know, pickoff moves.
Speaker 11: If he makes a third and he doesn't get the
Speaker 11: guy out, it's like a back. The guy goes to
Speaker 11: second base, so you can't hold runners on. You can't
Speaker 11: really hold runners on. So that's that guy with his name.
Speaker 11: Forty stolen bases, seventy I mean seventy stolen bases, forty
Speaker 11: home runs for the Braves last year, Akuna and even
Speaker 11: a tawny god love him. Fifty four homers, fifty nine
Speaker 11: stolen bases. He did it under those rules. They get asterisks.
Speaker 11: As far as I'm concerned, they I'd love him. They're
Speaker 11: great ballplayers. They belong in the Hall of Fame. But
Speaker 11: you know, when you change rules and make it easier
Speaker 11: to do something like steel bases, you got to get
Speaker 11: the asterisk next to your name in the record books.
Speaker 11: Eventually it's a dog.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 11: I may be talking more insight baseball that you guys
Speaker 11: were aware of. If I am, I'm sorry. Last year
Speaker 11: made the basis pier and only two throws the first
Speaker 11: base if you don't get the guy out. If you
Speaker 11: throw a third time, he goes to second base like
Speaker 11: a balk. That says of last year.
Speaker 2: We.
Speaker 7: Didn't know.
Speaker 8: I'm very good interesting ed because I didn't even know
Speaker 8: about that.
Speaker 7: You come up with something interesting.
Speaker 11: People don't.
Speaker 2: Going on.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah it is, and it's uh, it's all on
Speaker 11: what's his name? Uh, you know, the the Commissioner of
Speaker 11: base present commissioner of baseball, whose name I've suddenly forgotten. Uh,
Speaker 11: it'll probably pop into my head in a second.
Speaker 2: But the only thing I saw Rob Manfred.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Rob Manfred. I think anybody who has any inside
Speaker 11: uh connection to Trump should have Rob Manfred arrested and
Speaker 11: put in prison right now?
Speaker 2: What did he do? What did any do? Uncle? That's
Speaker 2: the problem in.
Speaker 11: The first after the first day in office. You know, yeah,
Speaker 11: Rob Manfred will be arrested and prosecuted for trying to
Speaker 11: ruin baseball.
Speaker 8: Now is talking about sent you into that standpoint, How
Speaker 8: do you think Austin board is going to be?
Speaker 11: Like, no, just.
Speaker 8: Orders for the curiosity of everybody talking.
Speaker 11: Yeah, how do you think Mexican you mean Mexican baseball
Speaker 11: players coming to America to.
Speaker 7: Play or what those kind of people coming to a boarders?
Speaker 11: Mexican baseball players. I'm all for them. They got some
Speaker 11: good players down there. You know, all of those Latin
Speaker 11: American ballplayers are.
Speaker 7: Good as long as as long as the pleasant don't
Speaker 7: shoot him.
Speaker 11: Yeah, man, we're going around here, you know.
Speaker 8: We're going to have them.
Speaker 7: That president's gonna go in there and start shooting them.
Speaker 7: But the way he told me, no, he's not.
Speaker 11: Uncle. Look uncle who was Who's gonna work in his hotels?
Speaker 11: Who's going to work in his hotels? If he does that,
Speaker 11: we're gonna get good ballplayers and cheap hotel workers. It's
Speaker 11: nothing's going to change, dude.
Speaker 7: Everybody went, yeah, but we're not gonna pay a cent.
Speaker 7: They're going to give the witch the witch.
Speaker 11: But everybody's gonna.
Speaker 7: We're not gonna have a sin.
Speaker 11: We we we're not. But it doesn't matter what parties
Speaker 11: in there. What has Biden done for you? Nothing? Force
Speaker 11: a bunch of experimental shrim injections that Trump inaugurated onto you.
Speaker 7: No, what he did, what he did, We don't need
Speaker 7: that was he took what he did, he took uh
Speaker 7: took the.
Speaker 2: Took uh the go down.
Speaker 7: Well, he's not gonna.
Speaker 2: Dods play some meds.
Speaker 1: We do you think he did talking about the insulin
Speaker 1: right and insolent I?
Speaker 11: Yes, Now, what I think is going to be good
Speaker 11: if if, if we can get the borders open, get
Speaker 11: more Latin American baseball players up here, because they're very
Speaker 11: good baseball players. They're fun to watch, they have great skills.
Speaker 2: It's important, no doubt about it, very important.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're gonna politics. We're not going to separate it
Speaker 11: from baseball online.
Speaker 2: Absolutely in the.
Speaker 10: United we need all those Only twenty five percent of
Speaker 10: the current people the illegal aliens, speak Spanish currently, and
Speaker 10: most of them aren't from Mexico.
Speaker 11: You know what, that's really good, that's excellent, Jimmy, because
Speaker 11: we won't need to hire as many interpreters for the
Speaker 11: ball clubs, for the ballplayers, and excellent, excellent information and
Speaker 11: sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Everything's running like a fine oiled machine as far as I.
Speaker 11: Can tell, it is it is, It is exactly. I mean,
Speaker 11: it's going as it should. It's going as it has to.
Speaker 2: That's okay, let's see you can do it. Hold up
Speaker 2: for four years now, uncle?
Speaker 9: Are you four years?
Speaker 11: The Doctors are going to win the World Series four
Speaker 11: years in a row? Is that what you're saying, uncle?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, they gotta have this strong pictures and a lot.
Speaker 11: Down with that. They're gonna, you know, they're gonna.
Speaker 8: If they don't have a single picture that can't do
Speaker 8: what they did, they ain't gonna be in there.
Speaker 2: It's important.
Speaker 11: Well you know what though, but the pitching kind of
Speaker 11: stood up in the World Series, didn't it?
Speaker 8: It?
Speaker 11: Did they? But I mean that's just you know, all
Speaker 11: of that, all of that flaky stuff they did for
Speaker 11: the last month of the season kind of pulled together.
Speaker 11: When they got into the it went opposite. As usual,
Speaker 11: Usually they roar into the last few years into the
Speaker 11: playoffs and then they get wiped out right away. This year,
Speaker 11: they look like, how are they going to make it?
Speaker 2: Through this.
Speaker 11: They're not going to make it with this pitching.
Speaker 7: And the picture stood up.
Speaker 11: That's for the most part, you got it. I gotta
Speaker 11: take back every bad thing I said against.
Speaker 8: That's the one thing I was I was surprised at
Speaker 8: is the pictures to it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean because we knew who knew how.
Speaker 8: At the time when the series would the other series
Speaker 8: when they went and beating them, the Yankees came back
Speaker 8: and come back and beat them and had a sweep.
Speaker 7: I said, oh boy, that's going to happen in the
Speaker 7: next series. That's what I'd just been thinking of out not.
Speaker 11: They did it by the skin of their teeth though.
Speaker 11: It was by the skin of the teeth, because you know,
Speaker 11: the guy that closed the game for the Dodgers was
Speaker 11: a starter who just came back from Tommy John surgery's
Speaker 11: been he's been flaky, he's been good. But in you know,
Speaker 11: in the postseason he was good. Well Walker Bueler, Big
Speaker 11: game Bueler from twenty twenty. But you know what they
Speaker 11: came through. Man, they did. No relievers left, and he
Speaker 11: told the manager, I can do it, I'll pitch, and
Speaker 11: he got it done.
Speaker 2: Man, did They didn't didn't didn't they hear the closer?
Speaker 7: God just had a closer. Cool.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but they used him. They used him early game,
Speaker 11: They used like forty pitches. He couldn't come out again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they used him earlier in the game, their closer.
Speaker 1: From what I understood, Yeah, that's tell you too earlier.
Speaker 11: And that's time that Buehler told the manager, Hey, Buehler said,
Speaker 11: I'm and Buehler just pitched a day before the day,
Speaker 11: you know, day before this, you know, two days before
Speaker 11: started the game, did well. He said, hey, I'm I'm
Speaker 11: available if you need me in the bullpen. Dodger manager said,
Speaker 11: patted him on the head, had no, we need you
Speaker 11: if we have a game. Seven seventh inning came around
Speaker 11: and Bueller, he grabbed his bag in his clip, said look, skip,
Speaker 11: I'm going to the bullpen. If you want me, call me,
Speaker 11: and he just split. He took it on himself and uh, hey, man,
Speaker 11: they didn't have anybody else that could be trusted. And
Speaker 11: he came out. Man, that guy he should be a
Speaker 11: co MVP almost with.
Speaker 2: Pretty m hm. Oh yeah, brave.
Speaker 7: I know you're not a fan, but I told you
Speaker 7: he was only a play guy. I knew it was
Speaker 7: because Freeman.
Speaker 2: He was. We also learned about him that he went
Speaker 2: to the high school in Orange, the city of Orange,
Speaker 2: that was right by where we lived when we were
Speaker 2: living in Orange. He went to high school. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: didn't know he went to Yeah, he grew up in Orange.
Speaker 2: He went to high school right down the street from
Speaker 2: where we lived.
Speaker 7: Nowcome, you didn't know that she was on the cliffs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess you did not realize that. My wife
Speaker 2: found that out. Yeah, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 11: Yeah, man went to pretty pretty.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 11: Hey, you gotta you gotta take what joy you can
Speaker 11: get in this world. Man, Dodger's beating the Yankees, that's
Speaker 11: big joy for me. Man, I love you guys, but
Speaker 11: that's that's a big.
Speaker 8: I guess it's a big stamp of beating the Yankees
Speaker 8: because there is one thing, there is one thing that
Speaker 8: my uh and uncle would that skept saying, was they
Speaker 8: hated the Yankees. Actually, thinking it back, we did did
Speaker 8: like hated the Yankees. Those did like my Mets, but
Speaker 8: the Yankees to it. I see what you have come
Speaker 8: from me.
Speaker 11: I think I like the Mets because because they hired
Speaker 11: Willie Mays at the end of his career. I don't know.
Speaker 11: Man that went. I remember that, and so I have
Speaker 11: a fond feeling about the Mets for that.
Speaker 1: It brought him into the World Series too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they didn't win it, but they played the A's then.
Speaker 2: They did.
Speaker 8: I bet you next year they'd be bitterers.
Speaker 11: Who managed that team? Former uh, former Brooklyn Dodger managed
Speaker 11: the miracle Mets, did he not?
Speaker 2: I believe that he was?
Speaker 8: He?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he was the manager that year.
Speaker 2: Yeah. After that he died, he died.
Speaker 1: It's interesting have you ever.
Speaker 2: Watched that way?
Speaker 11: Not long, not too much after he led the Mets
Speaker 11: to their first ever World Series Gill Hodges beloved us basement.
Speaker 1: It's interesting if you watch those those old games, some
Speaker 1: of them you can see Nolan Ryan coming out of
Speaker 1: the bullpen.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, Nolan Ryan was it the Mets too.
Speaker 11: That's funny.
Speaker 2: That used to that that that that that.
Speaker 7: Team.
Speaker 2: Well, I know, we'll wait.
Speaker 1: After he left the Mets, he went to the Angels,
Speaker 1: he did, yes, he went to the California Angels. Then
Speaker 1: he went to the Houston Astros. Oh, and then finally
Speaker 1: the Rangers.
Speaker 11: That Ryan yet, I think Nolan Ryan was. Nolan Ryan
Speaker 11: was like one of the Nephelim or something, because that
Speaker 11: guy was a hard thrower. He never had any Tommy
Speaker 11: John surgery and he pitched into his forties throwing hard
Speaker 11: like he did. He had to be one of those
Speaker 11: guys that was came out of the Union of the
Speaker 11: you know, the whatever, the angels and the women of Earth,
Speaker 11: you know, the Nephilon people. He must be like one
Speaker 11: of those guys snake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean he never had a Tommy John surgery,
Speaker 11: and he wasn't a junk ball pitcher that throws you know,
Speaker 11: soft stuff. He threw hard stuff his whole career into
Speaker 11: his forties, you know, and was good. You know, So
Speaker 11: I don't know that guy was that guy's an anomaly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, over over five thousand strikeouts, over three hundred wins,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean the guy, Yeah, what are you.
Speaker 2: Going to do?
Speaker 1: I mean, the only thing is his win loss record
Speaker 1: was kind of rough. But you got to remember the
Speaker 1: teams he was.
Speaker 2: With, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 11: I mean when you then as a Dodger fan in
Speaker 11: seventy three, when he broke Sandy Kofax's uh single season
Speaker 11: strikeout record, I say an asterisk goes there because that
Speaker 11: was the first year that the designated hitter went in
Speaker 11: in the American League.
Speaker 2: That's when it's start.
Speaker 11: You know, hey, if it's a close game, leave him in, man,
Speaker 11: he doesn't have to hit.
Speaker 7: Is that that's when it started to be that.
Speaker 11: Oh seventy three was the first year of the designated hitter.
Speaker 11: And that's the year that Nolan Ryan in the American
Speaker 11: League broke Sandy Kofax's single season strikeout record. Yeah, so
Speaker 11: I say an asterisk. Asterisk belongs there, But you know
Speaker 11: that's a Dodger fan talking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh good.
Speaker 1: But later in his career though, he was still leading
Speaker 1: the league a bunch of times when he was with
Speaker 1: the Astros, still with the strikeouts, and with the Astros
Speaker 1: he had to bat.
Speaker 11: So you know, oh, no doubt. Man, the dude was
Speaker 11: a monster pitcher. There's no getting around that. Yeah.
Speaker 8: I wonder what I wonder how the teams in the
Speaker 8: accident in the in the summer now I'm coming back
Speaker 8: next summer, how they're going to be end from starting
Speaker 8: up again.
Speaker 11: I mean, when we're going to bring in some good
Speaker 11: pictures and they're going to repeat the World Series win
Speaker 11: maybe over the Yankees again, hopefully right now, right now.
Speaker 7: We got a big part why we're having a problem
Speaker 7: with we're having we're having a problem with the Chiefs.
Speaker 8: That team has now in the football for a moment
Speaker 8: and we uh they won two super Bowls, they're going
Speaker 8: for it three to flow.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so now so now they get this next one,
Speaker 7: they'll be in.
Speaker 2: A people will be officially sick of them if that happens.
Speaker 8: That's what they're working on them. That's what that's what
Speaker 8: they're working on. Yeah, but that's what they're working on.
Speaker 11: You know what I am. I believe that sports gets
Speaker 11: fixed and that they're cheating of that. But I don't
Speaker 11: think it doesn't necessarily only work. It doesn't always work.
Speaker 11: I think in baseball it's not the players that you
Speaker 11: can cheat with. Now now I confess I listen to
Speaker 11: you know, I'm a I'm a subscriber of ocell and
Speaker 11: a Greek rated why and the Greek thinks baseball hitters
Speaker 11: can hit the ball anytime anywhere they want, you know,
Speaker 11: And uh, I don't think he understands the physics of
Speaker 11: a of a pitch baseball. And I think those guys
Speaker 11: that told him that minor league players were pulling his
Speaker 11: leg or they were guys who knew they were not
Speaker 11: long for pro ball because they weren't advancing and being
Speaker 11: able to hit even a little bit, and they pulled
Speaker 11: his leg. But there is cheating in baseball.
Speaker 2: We know that.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, Nastros anybody, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Man' that's what I'm talking to, that about cheating in baseball.
Speaker 7: That that's what started.
Speaker 1: Well, so you noticed all these guys have to cover
Speaker 1: their mouths when they talk now and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: which you know, oh yeah, for years people were you know,
Speaker 1: reading lips and stealing saws and you know, I mean.
Speaker 11: Just you know, that's uh, that's something I think the
Speaker 11: Greek doesn't quite grasp the whole picture of. But yes,
Speaker 11: no help and.
Speaker 2: Umpiring, well I don't agree with that.
Speaker 11: You look at the Game five of that twenty seventeen
Speaker 11: World Series. The umpiring was very, very bad, but it
Speaker 11: was usually when an umpire's off, he's just not catching
Speaker 11: the outside pitches. He's given an extra six interest to
Speaker 11: both teams. Game five, he was given it to the Astros. Yeah,
Speaker 11: and I watched it and I could see it. But uh,
Speaker 11: there was one of those baseball you know, these baseball
Speaker 11: stat sites. There's about five or six that are really
Speaker 11: people really rely on them. One dude, he did a
Speaker 11: thing where you know, yeah, the calls were going exponentially
Speaker 11: against the Dodgers. I'm figuring Bill Miller, who was a
Speaker 11: behind the plate umpire that night, got a fat envelope,
Speaker 11: a envelope of cash with his uh, his hotel trade
Speaker 11: that night. Because it was really obvious if you're if
Speaker 11: you're a close observer of baseball, you saw this. And
Speaker 11: Darvish wasn't tipping his pitches. They were electronically transmitted to
Speaker 11: the hitter. So we know this stuff now. But back then,
Speaker 11: to my credit, I told the friend of mine, something's
Speaker 11: wrong with this World series. Dude, I don't know what
Speaker 11: it is, but there's something fishy. And then he's the
Speaker 11: one who told me a year and a half later,
Speaker 11: Hey man, did you hear the astros cheated? What tell
Speaker 11: me about it?
Speaker 7: What are you this challenge? Question?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: What is the question?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 8: For a moment, hold on, Ny, Chuck, sure, hold on,
Speaker 8: hold on, how would you would explain? Uh, I'm paya,
Speaker 8: for example, have fing in now to give a cheat
Speaker 8: game out on a one certain team, no hockey.
Speaker 11: To get paid. You know, it's about money. But you
Speaker 11: know what, the players get so much money. Now, what
Speaker 11: are you going to give the players money wise to
Speaker 11: you know, like the nineteen nineteen Black Sox, they tried
Speaker 11: to pay those guys not to not to not to
Speaker 11: play well, and uh, you know all of that. But
Speaker 11: these guys get so much money. You're inter to do
Speaker 11: You're gonna ruin my reputation.
Speaker 2: Get out of here. Yeah, only on that time, only.
Speaker 11: On and technology, technology and umpire is how is how
Speaker 11: it's rigged? Now if it's rigged and cheated, it's technology
Speaker 11: and umpire and it's and it's here's the deal.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 11: If you put a dude a hitters up to bat
Speaker 11: and it's a it's a oh one count, the pitch
Speaker 11: is outside, but to get called to strike, it's O two. Now,
Speaker 11: it's well known, batting averages at O two goes way
Speaker 11: down because the dude's protecting. He's just trying to stay
Speaker 11: alive in the in the bat. That's how an umpire
Speaker 11: can control a game. I watched it in twenty seventeen
Speaker 11: Game five of the World Series as a bitter Dodger fan.
Speaker 11: Over that, over that, who watched who's a student of baseball?
Speaker 11: Any game. An umpire can affect the game by making
Speaker 11: bad calls like that.
Speaker 7: I got to start listening. Hat a stunt, think you
Speaker 7: gotta start listening. Baseball and the umpire.
Speaker 11: Is it's a mind game. Yes, it's a very big
Speaker 11: mind game, baseball is.
Speaker 2: I'm telling the game mind game.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the mind game.
Speaker 7: Trying to figure that.
Speaker 11: I mean, they're good athletes and everything, but it's a
Speaker 11: mind game that they play between themselves.
Speaker 2: Sure going on there?
Speaker 7: Shoot all this bad and this guy knows.
Speaker 2: A lot going on there. If you're paying attention to you.
Speaker 11: You put batters in bad counts. You know how they
Speaker 11: collect all the data nowadays, all the technology that if
Speaker 11: the dude's one and two oh and two, his batting
Speaker 11: average goes way down. If he's two and one, three
Speaker 11: and one, his batting average goes up. Who controls that
Speaker 11: behind the plate, the umpire?
Speaker 8: So with less than ten minutes left, minutes talking, ten minutes,
Speaker 8: we're talking talk when at the talk we're.
Speaker 1: Talking man less than ten minutes left.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I was wondering what you guys think about this ability
Speaker 1: to challenge plays in baseball?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: You know where they can actually get a replay and
Speaker 1: challenge a play and you got so many challenges?
Speaker 2: What do you think of that? Uncle?
Speaker 8: I thought that what that deal is interesting too? Now
Speaker 8: that that's an other thing, Ed, that would that need
Speaker 8: to be good? I mean because now it's following you
Speaker 8: know how football is doing. They're doing the same thing
Speaker 8: with football as they're doing now in the challenge in baseball.
Speaker 7: I think now it's evening out my opinion.
Speaker 11: What do you think, Ed, I of course have an
Speaker 11: opinion on this, but what is in baseball? Back in
Speaker 11: nineteen seventy seven seventy eight, the Dodgers lost two in
Speaker 11: a row World Serious to the Yankees. One of those
Speaker 11: games was lost, one of the crucial one of those
Speaker 11: series was lost because Reggie Jackson stuck his hip out
Speaker 11: obviously and deflected a double play ball that was thrown
Speaker 11: from second base. And it was obvious on the replay,
Speaker 11: but you couldn't challenge. We had replay then, but you
Speaker 11: couldn't challenge. How frustrating. Look gosh, look at that. It's obvious.
Speaker 11: Tommy Lasorda probably died five years earlier than he had
Speaker 11: to because he never forgave Reggie for that. I that
Speaker 11: you know. So now if that same play happened today.
Speaker 11: We could challenge it and they'd say, hey, no, that's
Speaker 11: a double play yep.
Speaker 7: But because it hit the guy, yeah yeah.
Speaker 11: And he literally you can watch the video if you
Speaker 11: can find that video. I forget seven. I think it's
Speaker 11: a seventy eight series. Yeah, it's an easy double play
Speaker 11: ball and Reggie he like stuck his hip out to
Speaker 11: deflect the throw obvious, but the umpires missed it and
Speaker 11: Lasorda was enraged, but nobody cared. There's no there's no replay,
Speaker 11: you know, I want to replay on this. There's there's
Speaker 11: you know that's but you see it on the TV.
Speaker 11: They show you the replay now and you're pissed off.
Speaker 11: So no, I think if we got to see the replay,
Speaker 11: then the manager can ask for a replay. I think
Speaker 11: that's a good deal.
Speaker 2: Oh there we go. Well, uncle, do we want to
Speaker 2: do shoutouts?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, you got a shout outs?
Speaker 7: Cone the shoutouts? All right? Jimmy First, Jimmy used that
Speaker 7: I'm scoo, okay, shoot down a shoutout. I We'll go
Speaker 7: around to everybody here.
Speaker 11: Well, what can I do but a shout out? The
Speaker 11: world champion Los Angeles Dodgers and uh and the m
Speaker 11: VP Freddie Freeman man, and he really brought it. Good
Speaker 11: on you, brother, well, yeah it is and I love
Speaker 11: you guys as always. Thanks for doing what you guys do. Aaron, Uncle,
Speaker 11: Oh you guys, thanks a lot, ed well.
Speaker 2: Take care.
Speaker 1: O. Yeah, Jimmy, we mentioned Jimmy first.
Speaker 10: To go back with you, all right, Jimmy, shout out
Speaker 10: to the Lions.
Speaker 11: I have fun.
Speaker 10: Turn apart those nasty Texans. I'm sure you're went by
Speaker 10: a good thirty forty fifty points bread as it has
Speaker 10: been the US lately with the Lions. Uh, just real quick,
Speaker 10: do you tack? The Lions could take casey? Guess or no?
Speaker 10: And good night everyone in peace?
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks Jimmy, it's good. We'll think about that. Uncle.
Speaker 2: Could the Lions beat Kansas City in the game. I
Speaker 2: think they could.
Speaker 7: I can't the way they get they've been playing, I
Speaker 7: think they could right now. We know right now, Nan
Speaker 7: is waiting to have somebody beat him because.
Speaker 2: I know the way she's looking at potential super Bowl and.
Speaker 7: Up undefeated. Does that manu something.
Speaker 2: Potential super Bowl? I mean they're both good teams. They
Speaker 2: could both make it there. So we'll see Uncle, de
Speaker 2: shout outs.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm the last one.
Speaker 2: I'm the first one.
Speaker 7: I'm the last one.
Speaker 2: Okay, shouting on the system, I usually Okay, shout out
Speaker 2: to all the comedy people. I'm going to be messaging
Speaker 2: you shortly and preemptively. I want to thank you for
Speaker 2: even sending a message back to me or possibly coming
Speaker 2: on the show. That's great. Shout out to you. There
Speaker 2: you go, Uncle, Uncle, who you got? God and me?
Speaker 7: Bunny that's been listening.
Speaker 8: Oh, and hopefully had a lot of listeners on my
Speaker 8: outside shows out of the country.
Speaker 7: Ye how they came out. Shout out that, y'all.
Speaker 2: Chuck, did you want to shout anybody outs? I'm good.
Speaker 1: I mean look, I'll let you know Uncle that we
Speaker 1: had listeners in Germany and Canada tonight outside of the US.
Speaker 1: And that's about it for outside the country this week.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, Uncle, I think we did it.
Speaker 7: Is a show three hundred and fifty is in the books.
Speaker 7: Bye bye?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Oh, we wanted to talk off add on
Speaker 2: podcast is uncle the podcast dot com? That's it? You're right, Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll go now.
Speaker 7: It's two minutes. You're gonna talk Alfa about something
Speaker 8: Bright uh