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Speaker 1: All right. Let's start with a funny AI experience. I
Speaker 1: had it is Friday. Okay, So I had a really
Speaker 1: funny AI experience from a couple of days ago. I
Speaker 1: asked Claude to help me improve our most recent thumbnail.
Speaker 1: Can you read what I wrote?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said, improve this thumbnail. And it's the thumbnail
Speaker 4: from last episode Doordasher from Hell. The guy emptying is
Speaker 4: Colonada colostomy bag mm hm disgusting, and Claude was hesitant.
Speaker 4: He said, I can see this as a YouTube thumbnail
Speaker 4: titled Doordasher from Hell. However, I'm not able to help
Speaker 4: improve this particular thumbnail. The image appears to use a
Speaker 4: red circle and arrow to highlight a black person in
Speaker 4: a surveillance style photo in a way that could be
Speaker 4: seen as racially targeted, which isn't something I can help
Speaker 4: amplify or refine.
Speaker 5: I'd be happy to help you with something else.
Speaker 1: So that was kind of annoying. But then can you
Speaker 1: be what.
Speaker 4: You're inferring what my opinion is? Come on, But he
Speaker 4: was right.
Speaker 1: Claud was right.
Speaker 5: So AI is smart. But then Fleckas said.
Speaker 1: Not smart enough. You're able to outsmart Ai.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like I said, it's not that guy is the
Speaker 4: hero of the story. You misunderstood he's the one who
Speaker 4: stopped the doordasher from hell, and he goes, your Claude goes,
Speaker 4: you're right, I apologize for the assumption.
Speaker 1: Let me take another look and help improve it. So
Speaker 1: basically you could just gaslight and lie to AI and
Speaker 1: it'll do what you want, because it assumes we're like
Speaker 1: honest people, yeah.
Speaker 4: Which you know, sometimes you got to work around. And
Speaker 4: did he help did he improve with on malt or
Speaker 4: did it I no.
Speaker 1: He actually sent me some botched AI gibberish, okay, so
Speaker 1: it didn't help it all. But also I was using Claw.
Speaker 1: He is very helpful, he helps me, okay. And I
Speaker 1: was using Claude to do like the equivalent of Microsoft
Speaker 1: Excel stuff. And you know those jobs of people who
Speaker 1: are like investment bankers are working finance and they can
Speaker 1: do Excel like this and they can just like use
Speaker 1: the keyboard and all the shortcuts. I was doing that
Speaker 1: with no training, and I did what would have taken
Speaker 1: like years of learning in a school how to do
Speaker 1: Excel in like five minutes. Good for you. So those
Speaker 1: jobs gone.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: But I was doing something of the email list and
Speaker 1: like doing all this compiling and removing duplicates, and Claude
Speaker 1: did it in like thirty seconds for each thing, I asked.
Speaker 1: So I like Claude. He helps me a lot, but
Speaker 1: he does give me Havana syndrome. Oh so, like when
Speaker 1: I get the document he creates on screen and you
Speaker 1: look at it, you can see like this secret matrix
Speaker 1: language and like the different boldness or the colors kind
Speaker 1: of just look weird, and it gives me a headache.
Speaker 1: And I could feel it trying to get in my brain. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, so any you're gonna stop, or towards the
Speaker 1: end I was doing this, I'm like putting the prompts
Speaker 1: in and then he's making it, and I would go
Speaker 1: like and I would like barely look at it because
Speaker 1: it was just hurting my head so much. I swear
Speaker 1: that's true. All right, haven't heard that one. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get to our first real story. I guess this
Speaker 1: is obviously from last week when Thomas Massey lost his primary,
Speaker 1: But there was an APAC tweet that got tweeted and
Speaker 1: deleted and I wanted you guys to see it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it says Congressman Massey's defeat on Tuesday. Set's a
Speaker 4: clear precedent. Elected officials are free to disagree with us,
Speaker 4: but only briefly with the emoji.
Speaker 1: So you think they'd hide it and be a little
Speaker 1: more subtle. They're begging to be registered as a foreign agent.
Speaker 1: You know, they're like doing it in our face. They
Speaker 1: think it's funny, and then they do it knowing in
Speaker 1: nothing's really gonna happen.
Speaker 5: There's still enough boomers. There's still enough boomers.
Speaker 1: To keep us crazy. So I wanted you guys to
Speaker 1: see that. All right, Speaking of Israeli influence, we kind
Speaker 1: of cover this story months ago when it first happened.
Speaker 1: There was a guy who was doing like biolabs in
Speaker 1: a Maria from Israel.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Las Vegas biolab. We definitely showed it on
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so let's read the original the reply and then
Speaker 1: the context about the judge please. Yeah, So that guy,
Speaker 1: what was his name, Solomon?
Speaker 4: Yeah, federal charges have been dropped against or Solomon, the
Speaker 4: mysterious Israeli property manager linked to an illegal biolab founded
Speaker 4: a short term rental in East Las Vegas. He still
Speaker 4: faces Clark County criminal charge for the improper disposal of
Speaker 4: hazardous waste. And then Cigar and Jeddy said, strange news
Speaker 4: out of Las Vegas. The Israeli property property manager linked
Speaker 4: to the illegal Vegas biolab which contained HIV and dang fever,
Speaker 4: just had federal charges dismissed against him, which is like,
Speaker 4: why what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: That's weird?
Speaker 4: And was it next to an air force base too
Speaker 4: or pretty close stones throwaway?
Speaker 1: It was something very sketchy. And then we did some
Speaker 1: digging into the judge and we have some more info
Speaker 1: about her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this lady segal Chata is the same acting US
Speaker 4: attorney who allowed Israeli's sexual predator Tom Alexandrovitch to return
Speaker 4: to Israel without being charged after being caught in a
Speaker 4: sting operation soliciting sex from a minor.
Speaker 1: So it was the same judge who did that. And
Speaker 1: then also some people were saying this judge was born
Speaker 1: in Israel as well.
Speaker 4: That doesn't sit right with me. But you know how
Speaker 4: Apak has been bragging recently. I don't think I'm I
Speaker 4: don't think I.
Speaker 5: Can stop it.
Speaker 1: Apec tweet. Yeah, we got Ari Solomon back home.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: That's what it's gonna come up to next, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but that judge obviously very sketchy. Maybe someone paid her
Speaker 1: a visit, I don't know, and then intimidated her and
Speaker 1: then said all right, this is our Israeli release judge
Speaker 1: if we ever needed again, and then used it again
Speaker 1: on him. I don't know. Uh, maybe she's just looking
Speaker 1: out for the homies, the israel First people. All right, next,
Speaker 1: let's get to this Schitzo story that we're not going
Speaker 1: to spend too much time on.
Speaker 4: Reporter who was investigating Epstein now fleeing the country due
Speaker 4: to alleged direct energy weapons attack.
Speaker 1: Something to think about.
Speaker 5: What are those? Is there a no word for those?
Speaker 1: I think it's like the machines they use for Havana syndrome,
Speaker 1: which is real. We've covered that, Like they hit you
Speaker 1: with like a wave beam outside your house. I think
Speaker 1: that's probably what they're talking about. And then also kind
Speaker 1: of related to this, another alien scientist went missing a
Speaker 1: couple days ago after meeting with like a sketchy group
Speaker 1: within the Pentagon. Okay, so I just want to throw
Speaker 1: that all in there. Yeah, but now we're going to
Speaker 1: get into our more serious stories that are.
Speaker 4: I was setting you up to say Jewish space lasers,
Speaker 4: but you didn't You didn't take the bait, but they are.
Speaker 1: Okay, someone had to say it, so thank you. Next,
Speaker 1: we had some redistricting fails in South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just since we covered all the gerrymandering and redistrict thing,
Speaker 4: we have to touch base whenever Republicans don't step on
Speaker 4: the throat of their enemies, which is pretty often.
Speaker 5: So we're a little disappointed.
Speaker 4: South Carolina redistricting fails twenty four to twenty as several
Speaker 4: Republicans do not want to interfere now that early voting
Speaker 4: has started. South Carolina state senators are not up until
Speaker 4: twenty eight. The current map will stay in place for
Speaker 4: twenty twenty six, so we had a chance to get
Speaker 4: rid of one DEM seat there after that Supreme Court thing,
Speaker 4: the victory that we talk to you guys about, and
Speaker 4: you know, it's just like, oh, well, I'll find any
Speaker 4: excuse to not do the mean thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well guys, they already started cheating on this election.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, but you know, I don't want to
Speaker 4: just like blackpill, that's a common theme, like we have
Speaker 4: to step on the gas when it's being stepped on
Speaker 4: in the Northeast, in California, everywhere else. Right, So we're
Speaker 4: not everybody serves in the same Congress. They all represent
Speaker 4: different districts, but they serve in the same body. So
Speaker 4: it should be no holds barred everywhere. If that's the
Speaker 4: security dilemma that the Democrats already did.
Speaker 5: I will say, I know we don't have many assets
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 4: But Texas the election, the primaries Ken Paxton one and
Speaker 4: both French one, so there are some good things also
Speaker 4: going on. There are some signs that like the right wing,
Speaker 4: the harder right wing is not necessarily dead or anything.
Speaker 4: There are some pretty good signs coming out there. So
Speaker 4: I'll hedge South Carolina.
Speaker 1: With a little bit of Texas results, right, and we'll
Speaker 1: be covering more of these elections and primaries as they
Speaker 1: come up in the next few weeks. Then the stop
Speaker 1: Nick Shirley Bill just went through the California Assembly and
Speaker 1: then passed through the Assembly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so instead of fixing the fraud and abuse being
Speaker 4: exposed Sacramento Democrats would rather go after the people shining
Speaker 4: a light on it. And yeah, it passed, and I
Speaker 4: don't know if it'll pass into a full law for
Speaker 4: the state of California, but it kind of shows you
Speaker 4: how quick and reactive they are to something that maybe
Speaker 4: hurts or embarrasses them. And that's kind of a point, like,
Speaker 4: not only is fraud being discovered, but it's embarrassing the
Speaker 4: people that it who states it's happening under their watch, right,
Speaker 4: So it's kind of like let's keep everybody's mouth shut
Speaker 4: sort of bill. And it's just imagine having those instincts.
Speaker 4: Holy shit, there's a tot of fraud. Eight hundred hospices
Speaker 4: got their funding cut off and nobody called. But we
Speaker 4: got to stop Nick Shirley, when in reality you should
Speaker 4: keep digging on what else?
Speaker 5: There's mountains of.
Speaker 1: Fraud, right, Yeah, so true, we go for the easy
Speaker 1: stuff first, but like you said, the Democrats jump into
Speaker 1: action because like with the Nick Shirley stuff, you'd think
Speaker 1: there'd be a bill of like stop Fraud or you know,
Speaker 1: Transparency Act something, and instead the people who react to
Speaker 1: the Nick Shirley content are people trying to stop Nick
Speaker 1: Shirley so they can keep doing the fraud. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 1: if you were a rational person who wasn't trying to
Speaker 1: spread money around to your like network, you would say,
Speaker 1: all right, we need an auditor to look over every
Speaker 1: million dollars that goes anywhere, right, Like you'd have a
Speaker 1: minimum threshold, and then someone needs to be checking in
Speaker 1: on that, and then there's a second auditor who oversees
Speaker 1: the auditors, right, and then it's like fraud would basically
Speaker 1: go out to zero if you had a system in place,
Speaker 1: but instead it's the stop Nick Shirley act crazy. And
Speaker 1: then Tim Wallas was asked about some Somali fraud Minnesota
Speaker 1: and he gave an answer you'd probably expect from him.
Speaker 7: Do you want to hear.
Speaker 2: More from members of leaders from the small community to.
Speaker 5: Say, we need to hold our we need.
Speaker 8: To look at ourselves, we need to hold our Homegabor's
Speaker 8: accountable because a little bit the damage that.
Speaker 9: This is Don Sarmater, what do you want to hear
Speaker 9: more from instead of just saying don't lay us, you
Speaker 9: want to see more ownership and oversight from.
Speaker 1: The look it's not law abiding citizens.
Speaker 9: If that were the case, there's a lot of white.
Speaker 1: Men should be holding a lot of white men accountable
Speaker 1: for the for the crimes.
Speaker 4: It's out white men deflect, bring up white men. And
Speaker 4: it's so funny because this was a once in a
Speaker 4: lifetime Somali criminal gold rush that happened in Minnesota, and
Speaker 4: he's almost afraid to acknowledge that that there's an ethnic
Speaker 4: factor in this, and anybody paying attention can see it.
Speaker 4: So he has to deflect to like white men because
Speaker 4: that's that's their dog whistle.
Speaker 5: White men.
Speaker 1: But loyal right to the end. Yeah, crazy, you think,
Speaker 1: you go, Yeah, you know, we've we uncovered a lot. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we uncovered a lot and are not happy. And anyone
Speaker 1: who commits fraud, regardless of blah blah blah, we're coming
Speaker 1: after you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's had white men well, and it just shows
Speaker 4: how much of the Somalis mean to him.
Speaker 5: They mean the most. That's a real big group for him,
Speaker 5: and it's insane.
Speaker 1: So that tells you he's in maybe one way or another,
Speaker 1: in on it, allegedly, I would think so, or at
Speaker 1: least or his boys are, or his family. Is someone's
Speaker 1: getting something from all this, Yeah.
Speaker 4: And whether or not that's through the forum in the
Speaker 4: form of campaign contributions or you know, somebody, a guy
Speaker 4: named Muhammad doing a fundraiser for him. Who knows, But man,
Speaker 4: these guys, you get caught and there's not even a
Speaker 4: little bit of introspection from it.
Speaker 1: I'm jealous that he gets to live in La La
Speaker 1: land like that. He knows, dude, He's like, he's probably
Speaker 1: stressed and like with marketing and pr people, how are
Speaker 1: we going to spin this?
Speaker 5: You know, it's that's not a cake walk. Yeah, behind
Speaker 5: the scene, humiliating to say he knows.
Speaker 4: You know, that's a white man is smart enough to
Speaker 4: know when he's bullshitting everybody. He doesn't really believe this stuff.
Speaker 4: He's just kind of saying the PC political answer. So, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's true, he knows. But white men are fodder. White
Speaker 4: men are cannon fodder, according to him.
Speaker 1: All right, our next story is out of Oregon. There
Speaker 1: is a new policy that they're trying to push that
Speaker 1: does not seem like it's going to be very popular.
Speaker 4: Yeah, an effort to criminalize the killing of animals for
Speaker 4: food in Oregon is a step closer to being on
Speaker 4: the November ballot. Ip twenty eight would make it illegal
Speaker 4: to injure or kill animals and would effectively ban hunting, fishing,
Speaker 4: and the breeding of animals. And so this is just
Speaker 4: a petition so far. Supporters of an effort to criminalize
Speaker 4: the killing of animals for food in Oregon are one
Speaker 4: step closer and getting a measure on the ballot in November,
Speaker 4: and so there's a steps where they have to verify
Speaker 4: the signatures on all of them, make sure it was right,
Speaker 4: and ultimately be voted on by the public, which I
Speaker 4: would assume everybody would spend a lot of money and
Speaker 4: it would be brutally unpopular.
Speaker 1: But it sounds like they're probably getting all the signatures
Speaker 1: in Portland or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: The whole state's covered in wilderness. It's like outdoors people laggers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we've seen Eastern Oregon wants to secede from
Speaker 4: the state and move with Idaho and kind of be
Speaker 4: boys with them, So this.
Speaker 5: Would kind of push that. But I like this this.
Speaker 4: Kind of framing of it, like, oh, we're gonna ban this,
Speaker 4: like we a common theme that we actually haven't brought
Speaker 4: up in a long time is people who get too
Speaker 4: far away from how the food is made and then
Speaker 4: they start going crazy, start taking ssriyes, getting.
Speaker 5: A little kooky.
Speaker 1: We could solve all this stuff, but like.
Speaker 5: Nobody signed up for a pack for like a pact to.
Speaker 4: Just do grocery stores, like by eliminating the right to
Speaker 4: fish hunt and do all these things. Anything that injures
Speaker 4: an animal, then by default you're forcing people to operate
Speaker 4: in society and grocery stores.
Speaker 5: And that was always a choice.
Speaker 4: We signed anything like that, never got ratified by Congress.
Speaker 4: That and all food henceforth showed be from grocery stores.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's very true.
Speaker 4: So think about the opposite side of what they're trying
Speaker 4: to do, and it's just it's crazy. So the lunatics
Speaker 4: keep pushing, right, Yeah, despite right wing wave that happened,
Speaker 4: there's still the pockets who are gonna keep pushing to
Speaker 4: do the most extreme progressive shit you can imagine, detached
Speaker 4: from nature in reality.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The other day I saw a video of a
Speaker 1: mountain lion and a sheep on like a cliff, and
Speaker 1: then the mountain lion was attacking the sheep and then
Speaker 1: they both fell off the cliff and died.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Is that illegal? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I was gonna see.
Speaker 4: I thought that was gonna be some sort of metaphor
Speaker 4: for like progressives tanking our society.
Speaker 1: But no, is that put the dead mountain lion and cuffs.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, and that's the thing too, that's kind of been
Speaker 4: an ongoing joke, is like.
Speaker 5: Hunting. It's like so cruel to the animal.
Speaker 4: And it's like, have you ever seen a deer like
Speaker 4: get his horns caught in something and die the most
Speaker 4: horrible screaming on earth, or get eaten alive by a
Speaker 4: bear like while it's still trying to get away. Ah,
Speaker 4: it's like a bullet or an arrow to the heart
Speaker 4: is like actually humane and pretty nice. There are some
Speaker 4: horrific deaths out.
Speaker 1: There, and you're gonna do something with the animal. If
Speaker 1: you're hunting it, you're gonna clean it and take it
Speaker 1: home and use the meat. So it's great. I saw
Speaker 1: a thing one time where a deer's guts were hanging
Speaker 1: out and it was like a year after the injury happened,
Speaker 1: and he was just carrying his guts around. Is that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know what I was thinking about too the other
Speaker 4: day vegans and how I was watching like some vegan
Speaker 4: confronting someone video, like, oh you sure he's like yep,
Speaker 4: I like Darry And you would think, and I sometimes agree,
Speaker 4: like octopus very smart. Sometimes eat too much octopus, you
Speaker 4: might get a guilty feeling a little bit. They can solve,
Speaker 4: they could open cubes and do stuff. But like you,
Speaker 4: you would almost think that there would be a like
Speaker 4: a one soul, like the killing a cow. Right, that's
Speaker 4: probably the best animal to kill because it's already eat
Speaker 4: three thousand pounds of meat on it, you know.
Speaker 1: True.
Speaker 4: But then chickens you keep ripping them. But then the
Speaker 4: vegans they don't go. They don't make a carve out
Speaker 4: for that. They just say, don't kill anybody instead of
Speaker 4: killing the best, which is a cow feeds so many people,
Speaker 4: feeds a guy for a year.
Speaker 1: One cow versus one thousand chickens.
Speaker 4: Yeah, one's a massacre and one's just one sweet cow
Speaker 4: who had to go down in the field.
Speaker 1: Right, that's a good point.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I just thought of that.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna send that into them. Okay, all right, guess
Speaker 1: all right. Our next story is about school standards. There's
Speaker 1: been a lot of pushback lately because a lot of
Speaker 1: kids when they get into college are not prepared because
Speaker 1: they passed when they shouldn't have at lower levels. So
Speaker 1: some schools wants standards back. We're going to start with
Speaker 1: University of California.
Speaker 4: Yeah, University of California STEM professors one standardized test back
Speaker 4: due to severe math deficiencies amongst students. And this was
Speaker 4: in like an open letter from these professors who kind
Speaker 4: of banded together, and their main goal is to reinstate
Speaker 4: SAT and ACE ACT testing requirements, right, so that people
Speaker 4: are ready and not just retards who got pushed through
Speaker 4: and wrote a college essay about how their black granddad
Speaker 4: like did something hard, right.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we've seen all the high schools and they
Speaker 4: just move you along.
Speaker 5: And what was the grading scale? Sixty four is a
Speaker 5: B yeah, whatever it was.
Speaker 4: So it's like, wow, this guy's a B student, he
Speaker 4: wrote a good essay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, failing as twenty four percent now in California.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, So here are some of the demands,
Speaker 4: I guess. We call for the reinstatement of SAT SLASH
Speaker 4: ACT mathematics requirement for applicants to STEM majors beginning with
Speaker 4: the twenty twenty seven admission cycles and some of their reasoning.
Speaker 5: They explain in.
Speaker 1: The letter, we now observe preparation gaps so severe that
Speaker 1: instructors must reteach middle school mathematics. So whatever they did
Speaker 1: in high school that wasn't even enough. Yeah, but go
Speaker 1: back to middle school. Right. Furthermore, the widening spread between
Speaker 1: underprepared and well prepared students, create polarized courses, weakening the
Speaker 1: foundation available to many students and making it harder to
Speaker 1: teach at the level required for advanced STEM work.
Speaker 5: So that's one of the bigger problems.
Speaker 4: The kid who goes to private school or or just
Speaker 4: works hard and understands the assignment, takes the AP classes
Speaker 4: in a public school and actually grinds and learns the subjects.
Speaker 4: And now you're in a class where maybe twenty percent
Speaker 4: or mouth breathing fucking idiots.
Speaker 1: How is that fair to the high achievers right here
Speaker 1: to get a STEM degree?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So basically this is kind of i'd compare it
Speaker 4: to San Francisco almost how we've been kind of reporting
Speaker 4: on San Francisco being getting like a little bit better
Speaker 4: in small ways. This experiment happened after we went to college.
Speaker 4: So this thing is maybe ten fifteen year years old
Speaker 4: at the max, and it's already like that was enough,
Speaker 4: that was dangerous.
Speaker 1: Kids are retarded, right, yeah, exactly, and then we have
Speaker 1: some more context about what's happening once they were in
Speaker 1: these programs.
Speaker 4: Another example why high school grades aren't the most reliable
Speaker 4: indogator indicator for academic competency. Over twenty five percent of
Speaker 4: students enrolled in a UC course intended to fill the
Speaker 4: gaps in elementary and middle school math had four point
Speaker 4: oh GPAs in high school math.
Speaker 1: So they were just pushed through four point oh gpa,
Speaker 1: never actually learned anything. Now you get to college where
Speaker 1: you're trying to actually do stuff and you need to
Speaker 1: relearn high school math.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and isn't that crazy four point zero.
Speaker 4: It's like they don't even try to lie a little
Speaker 4: and be like give him a three point h They
Speaker 4: go give him the best possible thing.
Speaker 1: He's going to need to relearn middle school math once
Speaker 1: he gets into the UC system. We want to see
Speaker 1: you succeed.
Speaker 4: And guys, there's obviously no racial breakout of this kind
Speaker 4: of stuff, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what it's been. I was gonna say,
Speaker 1: when the teachers complain about that, they probably just don't
Speaker 1: like to see brown people succeed in stem field.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: A racist. A racist not because you don't know seventh
Speaker 1: grade math, but it's because it's you brown, and they
Speaker 1: don't want to see you win. And we have another
Speaker 1: example here which I thought was pretty funny. This interaction
Speaker 1: happened on Twitter. This young black man became a doctor
Speaker 1: and he kind of misunderstood statistics. He goes.
Speaker 4: After four years, I'd like to reintroduce myself as doctor
Speaker 4: Jalen Spain MD. I now joined the two point six
Speaker 4: percent of black men who are physicians. The journey has
Speaker 4: been tough, but it has been conquered. Here he is.
Speaker 5: He's all graduated.
Speaker 1: Two point six percent of black men, So that's one
Speaker 1: in forty. One in forty black men are doctors. Thank you, doctors.
Speaker 1: So when you see the teen takeovers, you can kind
Speaker 1: of all right, every forty one of those guys as
Speaker 1: an MD. These guys are safe because there's a lot
Speaker 1: of doctors here.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of doctors, and a couple of them
Speaker 4: have surgery tomorrow, so we're gonna wrap up this takeover
Speaker 4: pretty soon. But yeah, so this guy got fucking clowned,
Speaker 4: which you know, he made a mistake. I don't know
Speaker 4: the wording whatever, but that's the doctor.
Speaker 5: You know. The doctors aren't supposed to make mistakes.
Speaker 4: And somebody said universities have lowered their standards so far
Speaker 4: that they're giving out mds to people who don't know
Speaker 4: the difference between two point six percent of doctors are
Speaker 4: black men and two point six percent of black men
Speaker 4: are doctors.
Speaker 1: It sounds about the same.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it sounds about right. Who don't check it?
Speaker 1: All right? And then Yale is also following stude. They
Speaker 1: don't want any of this woke stuff. They want the
Speaker 1: SATs and acts back as well. Yeah, Yale actually acted
Speaker 1: on it. They fully reinstate their pre pandemic SAT slash
Speaker 1: ACT requirement in admissions. And the quote is these test
Speaker 1: scores are strong predictors of a student's future at student's
Speaker 1: future Yale academic performance, and there is evidence that they
Speaker 1: are less subject to bias than other elements of an application.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, like when you write that essay about how
Speaker 4: you overcame something or you know how college essays are, guys,
Speaker 4: you had to have a struggle or write about BLM
Speaker 4: or something. You also need a pretty good ACT score
Speaker 4: now to get back into Yale. So I feel like
Speaker 4: these are experiments that are kind of we know they've
Speaker 4: been going wrong, and it's interesting to see some of
Speaker 4: the people come out against it. The UC system in Yale,
Speaker 4: and I mean, it's a good thing, but man COVID
Speaker 4: really derailed a lot of shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a bad pocket in there where a
Speaker 1: Harvard Man, wasn't really a Harvard Man for a while,
Speaker 1: and then imagine and then imagine what you and you
Speaker 1: went to Harvard, right, what year it turns into that
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 4: And did they yeah, and did they do your test
Speaker 4: scores or you know, like there is going to be
Speaker 4: some element.
Speaker 1: To that, right, Yeah, Dartmouth our school did SAT and
Speaker 1: ACT requirements. I think two years ago. They were early.
Speaker 1: They're one of the first ivs to take it back.
Speaker 1: Good for them, Yeah, good for them. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get into our migrant section. We're going to start with
Speaker 1: some decent news. ICE is going after immigration lawyers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, top Homeland Security official has directed ICE attorneys to
Speaker 4: aggressively pursue administrative fraud cases against immigration lawyers accused of.
Speaker 5: Filing false asylum claims.
Speaker 4: So that's pretty huge, huge, because those lawyers are usually
Speaker 4: the ones who are enabling these barely literate, barely functioning
Speaker 4: third worlders who limped across the border with a un
Speaker 4: person saying I have asylum. Right, So going after the
Speaker 4: lawyers actually takes away one of the nice tools that
Speaker 4: these guys have. And we know how the asylum system
Speaker 4: was so heavily abused during the Biden peak migrant era.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and if you think about it too, Like we've
Speaker 1: talked about this before with like criminals versus judges, where
Speaker 1: like one criminal is one criminal, but one judge can
Speaker 1: release one hundred criminals. Absolutely, the same thing with these lawyers.
Speaker 1: Like there's millions of illegals here, yes, individually, but one
Speaker 1: immigration lawyer can control thousands of people coming into the
Speaker 1: country that shouldn't be Yeah, not to cross.
Speaker 4: Over on two topics, but like, imagine a tick and
Speaker 4: that's the guy trying to claim asylum. And then imagine
Speaker 4: the guy flying in on a helicopter dropping a tick
Speaker 4: box on your farm. M hmm, that's an immigration lawyer.
Speaker 1: That's very Yeah, that's right, all right, So let me
Speaker 1: read a little bit, get to the texts later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, while the directive does not create new penalties, it
Speaker 4: signals that ICE lawyers will begin to use existing administrative
Speaker 4: enforcement tools more frequently to crack down not only against
Speaker 4: migrants accused of submitting fraudulent applications, but also against the
Speaker 4: lawyers who represent them. For many years, millions of illegal
Speaker 4: aliens have committed fraud on our immigration system, Perceval wrote,
Speaker 4: in no place is this more rampant than immigration court.
Speaker 4: And kind of one of the key contexts here is
Speaker 4: we're trying to take back the definition of asylum. The
Speaker 4: Sweeping directive asserted that asylum claims are meant for unique
Speaker 4: and narrow circumstances, but that it has become standard practice
Speaker 4: for immigration lawyers to argue virtually every illegal alien faces
Speaker 4: persecution or torture in their home country because of protected
Speaker 4: characteristics such as race or political opinion. So this is
Speaker 4: really just an attack at kind of reclaiming what asylum
Speaker 4: means and going after the lawyers. There's gonna be some penalties.
Speaker 4: You know, you might have to explain yourself. And if
Speaker 4: you're a lawyer who's been doing some scummy shit, you're
Speaker 4: immediately stopping doing the scummy shit because of the risk
Speaker 4: on the books. Now, and you know what the Trump
Speaker 4: administration is doing with asylum seekers, right? Only white South Africans.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, only white South Africans are being granted refugee
Speaker 4: status thus far in the Trump edmonds. So and they
Speaker 4: come and didn't we show a video in Alabama? Oh,
Speaker 4: this is amazing. You don't have to lock everything. I'm
Speaker 4: a farmer, right, now so we know who's good and
Speaker 4: who's not. But yeah, those lawyers, they there's a certain
Speaker 4: attitude amongst lawyers when they're doing what's kind of normal
Speaker 4: or allowed, and they think the laws on your side,
Speaker 4: and it's like, no, we just had an administration that
Speaker 4: let you do whatever, and now you can't.
Speaker 1: Leave, right, Yeah, that's a good point. Next, we have
Speaker 1: some feces foreigners. Unfortunately, we're gonna start off with a
Speaker 1: disgusting scene at a slide at the park.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this woman said, the joys of jeets moving into
Speaker 4: your neighborhood in Droves is getting literal shit smeared down
Speaker 4: the slide at the park on your street, and the
Speaker 4: parents do the Indian thing, just walk away and don't
Speaker 4: even try to clean it up. So there's a brutal
Speaker 4: shit smear on a kid's kids slide.
Speaker 1: Well, the rain washes it away. Yeah, like when you
Speaker 1: throw the trash in the river and it goes away
Speaker 1: the rain. It'll just go away eventually. Yeah, crazy, and
Speaker 1: then we'll come back and we'll use it again.
Speaker 4: And I'm honestly for stuff like this, like I'm always
Speaker 4: looking to see if it's AI or something, but it
Speaker 4: rings true to me.
Speaker 1: It rings true to me too. And I guess not
Speaker 1: wanting shit on the slide is white privilege. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: like being a Karen. That's a couple of years from now.
Speaker 1: That's a couple of years from now. And we have
Speaker 1: another feces migrant type. This man spread poop on someone's
Speaker 1: face and didn't get in trouble.
Speaker 4: He did get in trouble, but it was pretty light
Speaker 4: right Burnaby, Man, which is near Vancouver. I believe fit
Speaker 4: some wode Zeudu smeared feces on a seventeen year old
Speaker 4: girl's face near a skytrain station and he will not
Speaker 4: have to pay any fines because the judge ruled he
Speaker 4: would face undue hardships since he hasn't worked in years.
Speaker 4: So a guy who hasn't worked in years is running
Speaker 4: around Vancouver smearing shit in teenage girls faces.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sorry, go ahead, the judge takes pity on him.
Speaker 1: Let's say sorry about the coli. Yeah, but he doesn't
Speaker 1: have any money, so he can't really pay a fine.
Speaker 1: He's he's in a tough spot. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And this guy has a history of like grabbing women's asses,
Speaker 4: like accosting them, doing other things. And this was kind
Speaker 4: of like the worst the thing that he's done is shit,
Speaker 4: and imagine gets in your mouth a little bit.
Speaker 1: I would really defend myself all the way, and that's
Speaker 1: a self defense situation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, chill, chill, all right.
Speaker 4: Uh here, here's another article about it humiliating a disgusting
Speaker 4: man sentence for randomly assaulting teen girl by smearing feces
Speaker 4: in her face. A man with a lengthy criminal history
Speaker 4: and a willingness to target women has been sentenced for
Speaker 4: what ABC judge describes as a random and vile assault
Speaker 4: on a teen girl. And I have a little problem
Speaker 4: with the word random, Like I get it, I get
Speaker 4: who random is referring to.
Speaker 5: Like, it's random to the girl, right, Yeah, to the
Speaker 5: girl who had nothing.
Speaker 4: She was just at the wrong place, at the wrong time,
Speaker 4: with the wrong government who let in the wrong migrants exactly.
Speaker 4: But a guy like that was gonna do it to someone,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. Yeah, it's not exactly random
Speaker 4: for a serial groper, a coster poops mirror guy.
Speaker 5: He was gonna do it to someone.
Speaker 1: That's very true.
Speaker 4: So it's random in one sense when you're the victim,
Speaker 4: But when you're the perpetrator. I reject that verbiage. Basically,
Speaker 4: there's gonna be a random poop attack. Who's gonna do it?
Speaker 4: Like the businessman, the bus driver, This guy.
Speaker 1: Richard who hasn't held a job in two years, go
Speaker 1: all right you.
Speaker 5: I'll put all my money on him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right. Our next one is also bathroom related.
Speaker 1: This is an Indian restaurant worker in Texas and he's
Speaker 1: taking a piss out front.
Speaker 3: You're a nasty Yeah.
Speaker 5: Now you just sit here, you work here, and you
Speaker 5: piss right there.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I couldn't come on it. You couldn't hold it.
Speaker 3: You ain't got the door. You can't come out here
Speaker 3: and piss.
Speaker 12: Man, it doesn't matter, bro, you're whipping your out right here.
Speaker 1: You get it. Just pissing on in front of his
Speaker 1: own store, Not like he went around back by the dumpster.
Speaker 1: You're pissing in the parking lot on the sidewalk.
Speaker 4: That's what I was gonna say, bad instincts on where
Speaker 4: the emergency piss place is. There's like probably someplace in
Speaker 4: the back. You're pissing a cup, you dump it, you
Speaker 4: sneak around. Yeah, it's a bad look. You think he
Speaker 4: washed his hands when he returned to work.
Speaker 5: I don't think he washes his hands ever.
Speaker 1: So no, so you gotta keep an eye out, guys,
Speaker 1: because a lot of these, uh you know, the diversity
Speaker 1: of the migrant spring. A lot of times are the
Speaker 1: food and the restaurants and the taco stands. But remember
Speaker 1: where they come from. A lot of times they don't
Speaker 1: have standards where you have to wash your hands and
Speaker 1: keep it clean place. Yeah, they just try to like
Speaker 1: skirt by when the health inspector comes. Uh So keep
Speaker 1: that in mind. When you're enjoying some garlic non and
Speaker 1: buttered chicken, make sure you trust the man who gives
Speaker 1: it to you. Look him in the eyes. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: that might not even tell you anything.
Speaker 4: You might be shaking his hand like looking at his
Speaker 4: eyes and be like, I don't know, should I orror.
Speaker 1: Just let go of all right? Next, we have a
Speaker 1: little mini section here of ungrateful migrants. We're gonna start
Speaker 1: with this guy.
Speaker 6: This goes out to people who voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: I hate you.
Speaker 3: I hate you.
Speaker 6: You might be my family, you might be my friends,
Speaker 6: but if you voted for Donald Trump, I hate you,
Speaker 6: I fucking hate you, and I don't want you to
Speaker 6: be in my life because you ruined it for myself
Speaker 6: and all the people around me. You knew, you knew
Speaker 6: voting for him would deny my rights, you knew it
Speaker 6: would be a disaster for trans folks, for immigrant.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to wait until he said, trans folks,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? This? So this is like
Speaker 1: a dream Democrat migrant.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, he immediately learns the language of the left
Speaker 4: without learning how to pronounce the words correctly. If you
Speaker 4: voted for Donald Trump, you really hurt trans folks.
Speaker 1: It's like it's almost like a bit. It's like a
Speaker 1: I couldn't even make that. Yeah, And that is the
Speaker 1: perfect Democrat migrant. And they come in here, they learn
Speaker 1: the playbook. They know that, all right, white people have
Speaker 1: white privilege, you're a victim, you're brown, they hate you,
Speaker 1: You're going to take all their stuff, and you're justified
Speaker 1: for doing it because of colonization or whatever. And then
Speaker 1: you bring enough of these people in and they all
Speaker 1: vote Democrat. It actually works perfectly for the Democrat side.
Speaker 1: This guy sound Deep is running for office in Texas
Speaker 1: and he has a similar Message's I'm.
Speaker 13: Your Democratic candidate for Texas House sixty six.
Speaker 3: In Collin County.
Speaker 13: I'm calling on representive match to publicly condemned the rise
Speaker 13: of hateful rhetoric and division which we are witnessing here
Speaker 13: in Colin County. Public office comes with the responsibility to
Speaker 13: stand up and different all members of our community, regardless
Speaker 13: of race, religion, ethnicity, or background.
Speaker 1: So he's got the playbook too. Yeah, they're just running
Speaker 1: the script.
Speaker 4: My Republican opponent must condemn any racism. And I think
Speaker 4: Indians and Somalis are running the same kind of playbook, right,
Speaker 4: which we covered a few weeks back for the Somalis
Speaker 4: where they're complaining about backlash and looking for help for
Speaker 4: wrong think and bad opinions. Right, which is the cycle
Speaker 4: that comes in is the Somalis moved in on refugee
Speaker 4: status and asylum claims. They immediately start scamming, taking extremely
Speaker 4: high welfare rates and face as backlash from the native population.
Speaker 4: But then they call that like hate speech or something.
Speaker 4: So it's that cycle where you started it. We noticed it,
Speaker 4: but now it's hateful, right Yeah, And so we're saying
Speaker 4: the same thing developed for Indians with slightly different traits, right,
Speaker 4: like theirs is more abusing this h one B system
Speaker 4: undercutting Americans' wages, displaying ethnic favoritism in all their hiring,
Speaker 4: and now they don't like and obviously, yeah, people online
Speaker 4: are really mean and really brutal with it, but it's
Speaker 4: all a reaction to the behavior first, you know. And
Speaker 4: so they're calling it out, and it's like, guys, maybe
Speaker 4: don't take over Frisco, Texas. Maybe don't do all this
Speaker 4: at once and make demands and call people racist because
Speaker 4: then the word means nothing, and we're still going.
Speaker 1: To look at your actions, right, Yeah, And the ethnic
Speaker 1: favoritism thing is key, because what they're proclaiming and leading
Speaker 1: with is like, oh, white people do ethnic favoritism for
Speaker 1: each other, and they're racist against us, and like that's
Speaker 1: not even true, Like no one's really openly being racist anymore.
Speaker 1: And they're doing ethnic favoritism for themselves. So they're like
Speaker 1: projecting what they're the ones what they're actually doing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure, and it may be tricks some people, and
Speaker 1: you know, I don't want to get called racist whatever,
Speaker 1: but I think enough people see it. You see the
Speaker 1: guy pissing, you see him shitting on the slide, you're
Speaker 1: doing all that, putting poop in your mouth and it's
Speaker 1: all right, I think we've had it.
Speaker 5: Not I think that's it. I've reached my threshold.
Speaker 1: And then this next example might help people reach their
Speaker 1: threshold as well. This is in Frisco, Texas. They're doing
Speaker 1: a anti redneck rally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, his name is Zul Mohammad, and he's holding a
Speaker 4: rally against rednecks in Frisco City, Texas. And he says,
Speaker 4: are you tired of hearing low class people blame your
Speaker 4: culture for their problems? You should be attending the rally
Speaker 4: against Rednecks, an evening dedicated to celebrating the contributions of
Speaker 4: our local Asian community and letting a bunch of trailer
Speaker 4: trash yokels the know what the world really thinks about them.
Speaker 4: And yeah, he's got some memes here, but Zul Mohammad,
Speaker 4: he's comfortable enough to start calling Americans rednecks. It's like,
Speaker 4: these people don't know how quick it could turn on you.
Speaker 1: And he's having an anti redneck rally. Yeah, it's not
Speaker 1: just like, oh, you said it at a restaurant and
Speaker 1: someone recorded you and we heard he's having a rally
Speaker 1: in Texas against rednecks. And by the way, this guy
Speaker 1: was also convicted of voter fraud. He went to jail.
Speaker 1: I believe for four years. He had over one hundred
Speaker 1: counts of voter fraud when he ran from mayor.
Speaker 4: He was convicted of voter fraud mail in ballot fraud
Speaker 4: related to his twenty twenty Carrollton mayoral campaign and sentenced
Speaker 4: in late twenty twenty four, but he remains on the
Speaker 4: ballot in twenty six while appealing parts of the conviction.
Speaker 1: So he was sentenced to four years, but he hasn't
Speaker 1: served anything. But that's who's telling us that we're rednecks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I hope everyone's cheating, a cheating ethnic you know.
Speaker 1: And that's kind of where we're at, guys.
Speaker 4: And that's the thing, Like they're a redneck if they
Speaker 4: don't support mass migration in changing the demographics of their state, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: showing you what's happening in Texas, the big giant whatever statue.
Speaker 4: I don't I'm not even going to learn the names.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping I never have to learn the names.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Remember when we had to learn about that Somali clan
Speaker 4: thing where there's one clan in the other and they
Speaker 4: hate each other.
Speaker 5: I've already forgotten that, and I'm happy.
Speaker 1: Bananas and rice we had to learn, Yeah, bananas and rice.
Speaker 1: But there's a thing too where we're kind of reaching
Speaker 1: a tipping point where phase one is like load everyone in,
Speaker 1: and then phase two is start to seize control, and
Speaker 1: then phase three is like go against the heritage, Americans oppress. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and we're at the point where if you're having a
Speaker 1: rally against rednecks, you're pretty confident in your numbers.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So death just kind of shows you where we're at.
Speaker 1: And I hope the other side peacefully protests that rally
Speaker 1: and send us videos and shout out the show. Yes.
Speaker 1: And while we have these third world types taking over,
Speaker 1: a lot of Americans have white gills. Look at this guy.
Speaker 1: This was film Memorial or the day after Memorial Day.
Speaker 1: He's walking through the neighborhood and he's kicking over the
Speaker 1: American flags he sees. So we'll show the first one
Speaker 1: here and we can kind of fast forward it a
Speaker 1: little bit, but he's kicking the American flag and he
Speaker 1: does it again at the next one a few steps later. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he looks kind of like a bullfrog latino type. Maybe.
Speaker 4: I don't know how if it's white guilt or if
Speaker 4: it's Latino hatred, but it's one of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think the problem is a lot of
Speaker 1: American white people, especially obviously on the left, have that
Speaker 1: energy where they feel guilty about being American. They feel
Speaker 1: guilty about being white. White people suck. We should give
Speaker 1: our country away. Oh, we should give to these brown people.
Speaker 1: That's what being America is, and that's why we can't
Speaker 1: unify to stop this mass migration to this point, people
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then when you have people like that Miss Wayne County, Michigan,
Speaker 1: looks like this.
Speaker 5: What does she look like? I can't really tell.
Speaker 4: Okay, is that their most attractive one too?
Speaker 1: It's true for the Red, White, and Blue A song,
Speaker 1: it's like a bodygree any town, USA.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's miss Wayne County. Congratulations to her. And
Speaker 1: then obviously there's billions and billions of third worlders that
Speaker 1: want to come to America and take our stuff.
Speaker 5: Literally, an endless supply.
Speaker 1: There is an endless supply of people who want to
Speaker 1: be a fake refugee, who want to claim asylum, and
Speaker 1: they'll go anywhere that's currently fifty percent wide or more. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, and then our last clip of our migrant
Speaker 1: section is an example of how a lot of these
Speaker 1: migrants abuse our systems and things we have in place.
Speaker 1: One of them is the Amber alert system. John Doyle
Speaker 1: did a great breakdown.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I can't speak to this because I don't
Speaker 4: get a ton of Amber alerts, but apparently in Texas,
Speaker 4: where there's a ton of Latino's bic ring over custody
Speaker 4: or something, this is a common theme, and we'll let
Speaker 4: him explain it.
Speaker 8: Depending on where you live, you're going to be getting
Speaker 8: Amber alerts on your phone, and sometimes they may even
Speaker 8: wake you up in the middle of the night. Like
Speaker 8: in Texas, I was getting Amber alerts something like every
Speaker 8: twenty minutes.
Speaker 5: And pretty soon after I started kind.
Speaker 8: Of reading the names of these people the descriptions of
Speaker 8: the incidents in question, I realized this is less about
Speaker 8: like child abduction, go white people go to the batmobile.
Speaker 8: Is more just like minorities having custody disputes and then
Speaker 8: immediately filing claims of like child abduction, thus taking advantage
Speaker 8: of a system that was designed for a certain purpose,
Speaker 8: overwhelming it with other nonsense because they can.
Speaker 1: Because why not.
Speaker 8: Then you've been and repeat that for a while and
Speaker 8: now literally nobody cares at all when they get an
Speaker 8: Amber alert. You've probably even shut them off by now.
Speaker 8: This is what erosion of trust looks like because of
Speaker 8: diverse very true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and like a good system to like protect kids,
Speaker 1: and then it's just every twenty minute literally for brutally
Speaker 1: kidnapped kids, stranger abductions, and now it's custody disputes.
Speaker 5: And like where's my kid?
Speaker 4: And you know, again, it's one of those things where
Speaker 4: it's more adotal. We don't have the data that was
Speaker 4: a custody dispute, that was a custody dispute, et cetera.
Speaker 4: But that's kind of what it is, the erosion of
Speaker 4: trust and the misuse of systems, systems that were able
Speaker 4: to function flawlessly when this country was eighty five percent white.
Speaker 1: Crazy. Yeah, all right, well that's the end of our
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Speaker 1: on this one. And then he spent something like that out.
Speaker 1: These guys are nuts. I had a theory. This is
Speaker 1: kind of skitzo. But we're in the final page where
Speaker 1: what if AI? We think everything's AI, like the AI
Speaker 1: driver cars, and then you find out that it's actually
Speaker 1: driven by some guy in Thailand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, or in India, like the old Amazon stores that
Speaker 4: you used to be able to just walk out with
Speaker 4: and it was literally Indians watching the cameras.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there is a theory that maybe these AI
Speaker 1: things where you say, make a video or make this
Speaker 1: graphic could be like an Indian doing it. But they
Speaker 1: have the neuralink chip and then time has slowed down
Speaker 1: for them, so they're clock.
Speaker 5: Stoppers, the Disney movie clock stoppers.
Speaker 1: So what's ten seconds for us is like an hour
Speaker 1: and a half for this guy in India and he's
Speaker 1: delivering these products. Stupid. It makes no sense, But I think,
Speaker 1: definitely think about it, okay, all right. Next, someone made
Speaker 1: us an AI baseball card of me and Richard. You
Speaker 1: look cool.
Speaker 5: Doesn't look like me.
Speaker 1: It looks like your World series Batting Foes, rap boy.
Speaker 1: What does it say? I don't know.
Speaker 5: We're moving on. Don't worry about it, all.
Speaker 1: Right, We're moving on something actually way more. Take go
Speaker 1: AI slop, AI slap, Ai slop. You have to break
Speaker 1: it up with real stuff. Please, And that's where we're getting.
Speaker 1: You might be getting too crazy into this. I know
Speaker 1: you like it a lot. You might know you AI stuff.
Speaker 1: He's like a bass we've been cooking on a spinner
Speaker 1: a lot. Yeah, and well let's get to something more
Speaker 1: grounded in reality.
Speaker 5: Definitely.
Speaker 1: Andrews Sorkin on sixty minutes revealed one of his lizard eyes.
Speaker 1: Look at his eye on you see it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's got one lizard eye up.
Speaker 1: And then we have the zoom in here. That's a
Speaker 1: lizard eye. You would agree with that, right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Do I know what happened or who did what or
Speaker 5: who ran it through what?
Speaker 14: Ai?
Speaker 1: No, But we don't know his genetics or anything. But
Speaker 1: they're not even hiding it anymore. And that's the key,
Speaker 1: all right. We have a SURN update. First, this guy
Speaker 1: tweeted something very uplifting. CERN accidentally made the simulation on
Speaker 1: heaven mode. I hope you are prepared for this. One
Speaker 1: particle shifted the entire matrix into you, thriving effortlessly. Thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: Thank you, sirn you helped me.
Speaker 5: I don't think I was really struggling. He'll switched it
Speaker 5: and everything started going round.
Speaker 1: He was on purpose, but they did. And then you
Speaker 1: guys might not know this. Tom Cruise told everyone that
Speaker 1: the entity is Stern without actually saying anything. So the
Speaker 1: entity from Mission Impossible, the most recent was that thing.
Speaker 1: And then that's what CERN looks like in real life.
Speaker 1: So there is something there.
Speaker 5: Cool.
Speaker 1: See. I teach you guys stuff, all right, all the
Speaker 1: good stuff. This next lady gives a important warning. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you guys look up in the sky sometimes and
Speaker 1: you see the chemtrails. If you ever see an x maid,
Speaker 1: it means something.
Speaker 5: Look at this motherfucker, Hi, ma'am.
Speaker 15: Look whenever y'all see that ecxing, it's not that means
Speaker 15: Barack Obama's.
Speaker 11: In your neighborhood and he's riping girls and boys, and.
Speaker 15: He's climbing your windows people's windows. So whenever you see
Speaker 15: that ECG in your neighborhood, be careful because Barack Obama's
Speaker 15: in your neighborhood and he's ripe it.
Speaker 1: Did you know that I had no idea and I
Speaker 1: saw an exit my neighborhood like two days ago. You know,
Speaker 1: it's fun.
Speaker 4: Me that these I don't know schizophrenic types, these mannic
Speaker 4: schizophrenic types, they do latch on to people. They latch
Speaker 4: on to certain people, like she's fixated on Obama. And
Speaker 4: then Stacy Kennison, one of your favorites who we've shown
Speaker 4: Sandra Bullock, she's obsessed with Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 1: I've seen multiple people obsessed with Sandra Bullock that don't
Speaker 1: even know each other, like Stacy Kennison, another Stacy Kennison type,
Speaker 1: this Asian guy in California and he's like, oh, Sandra Bullock,
Speaker 1: it's getting me again.
Speaker 5: What do you think makes them like pick or latch
Speaker 5: on to a certain person.
Speaker 1: I think Sandra Bullock, for example, could be one of
Speaker 1: the head witches in the Evil Realm. So then she's
Speaker 1: trying to warn us she's doing dark magic, and then
Speaker 1: they can see it. But we can't see it, but
Speaker 1: they know in the spiritual evil realm. Sandra Bullock's like
Speaker 1: Ripe below Hillary Clinton probably okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, fair, completely fair.
Speaker 1: That explain your question.
Speaker 5: Thank you for answering my question.
Speaker 1: All right, next, this is very interesting. You guys know
Speaker 1: the theory that Justin Trudeau is the illegitimate son of
Speaker 1: Fidel Castro because his mom used to go to Cuba
Speaker 1: all the time and they look exactly alike. This is
Speaker 1: an interview with Fidel's daughter, and listen to what she
Speaker 1: says about it.
Speaker 10: For years, we've heard rumors that Justin Trudeau, the former
Speaker 10: Prime Minister of Canada, could be your half brother.
Speaker 1: What do you think of that?
Speaker 16: I the only thing I can say is that his
Speaker 16: mother used to visit the country very often.
Speaker 10: Well, that may be a tell. Then I guess that's
Speaker 10: a half answer. Do you plan to call him and
Speaker 10: maybe find out?
Speaker 12: No, No, I won't do it.
Speaker 1: If he wants, he's gonna be welcome, but I won't.
Speaker 1: I won't. I think we get it. But yeah, that
Speaker 1: kind of confirms the theory a little more. We've seen
Speaker 1: the Trudeau's mom and Fidel like hugging a flirty slutty shit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you were real horror. Yeah, that's embarrassed everybody. That's what
Speaker 1: they say.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw it on video. We've seen it, right.
Speaker 1: Not good, So that's just true. Now okay, all right,
Speaker 1: all right, our last second to last piece tick update.
Speaker 1: The tics are really small and there's another way to
Speaker 1: get rid of them.
Speaker 4: So you can see the little tiny ticks moving all
Speaker 4: how how small they are. Yeah, that's crazy. That makes
Speaker 4: that disgusts me.
Speaker 1: That makes me mad because at least when they're those
Speaker 1: big dumb ones, just pull them off.
Speaker 5: Can they even come? Can they even attach to you
Speaker 5: when they're that small? Though?
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe not, because I feel like they
Speaker 1: have to. They need the teeth, Yeah, they need. They
Speaker 1: need shit to grow before they came. You get a
Speaker 1: lint roller and you take them right off. You guys
Speaker 1: know we've been early on the tic stuff. Tick stuff's
Speaker 1: going crazy.
Speaker 4: I actually saw something that I almost I meant to
Speaker 4: send to you, but it was a study about alpha
Speaker 4: gal being cured by acupuncture, and it was a study
Speaker 4: that was published and it got like huge results.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I did see that there are some hope. I guess
Speaker 5: there is some hope.
Speaker 1: If there's a couple other people that have a way
Speaker 1: to get it too, and if you get it early enough,
Speaker 1: apparently it doesn't fully wreck you. Okay, all right, that's
Speaker 1: the end of housekeeping. We're now moving on to Cringe
Speaker 1: of the Week. All right, our first story from Cringe
Speaker 1: of the Week. Boston has big plans for Pride Month.
Speaker 1: They're doing a ton of drag queen story hours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, specifically, the Boston Public Library is hosting nineteen drag
Speaker 4: queen storytime events for children during Pride Month. And here's
Speaker 4: a picture of all the drag queen's aka gay men
Speaker 4: with weird theatrical interests who're gonna be talking to young children?
Speaker 1: Nineteen nineteen drag queen story times in the month of June.
Speaker 1: That's like five a week, yeah, which is basically every
Speaker 1: day Monday through Friday, there's a drag Queen story hour
Speaker 1: for kids ages three to eleven, hosted by perverts allegedly.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, people who I would call that.
Speaker 4: And this is kind of like the Oregon thing trying
Speaker 4: to ban fishing and hunting, Like the progressive strongholds are
Speaker 4: still doubling down and Boston, I would say, on this
Speaker 4: broad theme of like where people are at in the cycle.
Speaker 4: Boston's like here in the cycle, at near the apex
Speaker 4: of it, like whereas San Francisco and these other things,
Speaker 4: other cities who have kind of bottomed out. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: would argue that Boston still rising towards that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is still a good idea, right guys
Speaker 1: behind heading towards the mountain, and oh my god, our tax.
Speaker 4: Space is gone street street drug addicts are everywhere, and
Speaker 4: they have that shitty mayor what's her name, Michelle Wu
Speaker 4: Michelle Wou. Yeah, horrible, horrible woman gets booed at all
Speaker 4: the baseball games.
Speaker 1: You know her.
Speaker 5: We featured her heavily.
Speaker 4: The current twenty twenty six Pride schedule shows multiple upcoming
Speaker 4: Drag Queen Story Times with Miss Patty.
Speaker 5: Who's Miss Patty? Which one is that? I don't know?
Speaker 5: You can guess, And.
Speaker 4: Generally, Drag Queen Story Hour programs are geared towards children
Speaker 4: roughly aged three to eleven.
Speaker 1: Three to eleven, and they really and at the Boston
Speaker 1: Public Library specifically, the events mostly focused on preschool and
Speaker 1: elementary's early elementary ages.
Speaker 5: So this kind of.
Speaker 1: Feels like a relic to me of peak woke, like
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one shit, and then some people are still
Speaker 1: doing it, like the set, like the Japanese, these people
Speaker 1: still fighting World War two years later. And then the
Speaker 1: last piece in that segment, one of the events is
Speaker 1: geared towards eighteen month olds to three year olds.
Speaker 5: What could that possibly do?
Speaker 4: You put them in front of anything, Put them in
Speaker 4: front of like a pool noodle, They'll have fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You take painter's tape and you put it on the
Speaker 1: table and then they take it off. They try to
Speaker 1: pull it off or put them in front of a
Speaker 1: drag queen. So to recap bigger picture, they try to
Speaker 1: make all of the young white boys gay and trans
Speaker 1: with stuff like this, and then with the young black
Speaker 1: population they give him drill rap and no fathers and
Speaker 1: been try to make them killers and a four point
Speaker 1: zero gpa and they say, go off. Do you see Berkeley?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: It's crazy. And then we're actually going to follow up.
Speaker 1: This is a story from years ago during Joe Biden's term,
Speaker 1: when they had the trans kid on the cover of
Speaker 1: National Geographic. This was in Trump's first term. Actually, oh,
Speaker 1: it was even longer. Yeah, and then the kid eventually
Speaker 1: met Joe Biden. But we have an update on the
Speaker 1: trans girl that was on the cover of nott Geo.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sure you all remember Avery Jackson, the trans
Speaker 4: girl who, at age nine, was on the cover of
Speaker 4: nat Geo. In January of twenty seventeen, Avery was given
Speaker 4: the golden standard in gender affirming care. He was chemically
Speaker 4: castrated and sterilized with blockers to hold off male puberty. Now,
Speaker 4: Avery has come out as non binary and chosen not
Speaker 4: to pursue transition, meaning that his puberty was blocked for
Speaker 4: no reason. But that's not the worst part. He also
Speaker 4: identifies as a sexual, meaning that he doesn't experience sexual attraction.
Speaker 4: This is undoubtedly the result of the medication used to
Speaker 4: delay male puberty. The president of w PATH, doctor Marcy Bauers,
Speaker 4: has set on camera that so called puberty blockers, which
Speaker 4: are used to chemically castright sex offenders, chemically castrate the
Speaker 4: young boys who take them as well, leaving them incapable
Speaker 4: of arousal or orgasm, which you know, one of the
Speaker 4: great joys in life, right for.
Speaker 1: Everybody argue the whole world revolve around that pretty easily.
Speaker 5: You can pretty easily make that argument. This goes on
Speaker 5: and on.
Speaker 4: I don't really want to continue reading, but it's almost
Speaker 4: hilarious to me, Like, obviously this is a fucked up story,
Speaker 4: but it's like, oh, I'm now identifying as asexual, as
Speaker 4: if it wasn't the medicine that did it to you. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and medicine is a loose term here, as if it
Speaker 4: wasn't the foreign agents introduced into your body that made
Speaker 4: you that way. It's like, oh, I've come to this
Speaker 4: decision that I'm a sexual now. No, that decision was
Speaker 4: made for you as a nine year old by parents
Speaker 4: who said, yeah, you can take this shit, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it turns out the nine year old didn't
Speaker 1: know what's best form and sterilized himself and the parents said, okay, oops,
Speaker 1: changed his mind. Yeah, oops, I guess, no big deal.
Speaker 1: You know who's happy when that happens, Satan? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I was going to say devil, Yeah, the devil. Guess
Speaker 1: that was gonna count on you not knowing, I mean,
Speaker 1: or like a grandma who we showed last week, that
Speaker 1: trans lady, right, yeah, and actually that was h oh, actually,
Speaker 1: never mind, never mind, We're about to get to it, okay.
Speaker 1: And then last piece on that, after gender transitioning and
Speaker 1: doing the surgeries and taking the stuff, you're twelve times
Speaker 1: more likely to want to end your own life. Yeah,
Speaker 1: dark dark pedaling in that dark sided stuff. Very spooky stuff,
Speaker 1: all right. Speaking of ending your own life, there is
Speaker 1: a new low in Canada. One of their doctors found
Speaker 1: a distressed guy outside of Tim Horton's, a restaurant, and
Speaker 1: gave him the option to end his own life, and
Speaker 1: he took it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Ontario man dies dies of made after being assessed outside
Speaker 4: of Tim Horton's.
Speaker 1: Tim Hortons is like a chain restaurant, right, he's a
Speaker 1: hockey player. Yeah, he's a hockey player who started a
Speaker 1: coffee chain in Canada. And there's some in the US,
Speaker 1: like I know Indiana, that woman who got in that fight,
Speaker 1: the seventy five year old who was freaking out and
Speaker 1: got in that fight that was aut of Tim Horton's.
Speaker 5: And I think Fort Wayne.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Tim Horton was a goat. Another guy he actually
Speaker 4: died in a car accident. But anyway, a Canadian doctor
Speaker 4: met a mentally ill guy with bowel problems at tim Horton's,
Speaker 4: told him the best treatment option was for him to die,
Speaker 4: and then drove him to the hospital. To be euthanized.
Speaker 4: Not even memes can capture the level of retardation Canada
Speaker 4: has achieved in real life. So this guy like bumped
Speaker 4: into him a London, Ontario doctor who assessed a patient
Speaker 4: with inflammatory ball disease in a history of mental illness
Speaker 4: issues for made outside Tim Horton's location and later personally
Speaker 4: drove the man to the place his life was ended.
Speaker 4: Has agreed to a minimum six month supervision. So this
Speaker 4: article is talking about misconduct that they found. And so
Speaker 4: this guy was out there getting a cup of coffee
Speaker 4: recruiting people to end their live.
Speaker 1: Yeah, heh, you're kind of mentally a little wacky. We're
Speaker 1: getting a cold brew and it sounds like you have
Speaker 1: some shitting problems. What's the top of my car? Will
Speaker 1: kill you?
Speaker 4: Unbelievable. And the Tim Hortons, it's like a modern day
Speaker 4: meme of Canada. Yeah, it's so crazy to me.
Speaker 1: And then I'm sure they're going to harvest his organs,
Speaker 1: so keep that in mind too. There could be some
Speaker 1: ulterior motives there. The organ harvesting doesn't get talked about,
Speaker 1: but it's all over the West.
Speaker 4: And then this is the thing I was about to say,
Speaker 4: you know how we showed that woman who was confronted
Speaker 4: on all the trans male sex offenders being placed in
Speaker 4: prison with women and that the state was paying for
Speaker 4: their boob jobs and their transition surgeries. And we kind
Speaker 4: of said that phrase, like, recalibrate your definition of evil. Yeah, right,
Speaker 4: so you think evil is a big, strong guy oppressing
Speaker 4: the week, taking stuff, you know, conquering or whatever. And
Speaker 4: we showed you that old grandma who votes in the
Speaker 4: most insane fucking way and agrees on camera.
Speaker 5: That that was good.
Speaker 4: And now it's a doctor soliciting someone to kill themselves.
Speaker 4: You know, we need to kind of update our mental
Speaker 4: model of what's evil in this world, right, And this
Speaker 4: is kind of black and white. It's so easy. You
Speaker 4: recruited someone at importans to go die.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Evil's not just violent myrants and urban teens anyway
Speaker 1: these days.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like that subversion.
Speaker 4: It's people with such a warped worldview that they start
Speaker 4: driving people to kill themselves and literally, not metaphorically driving
Speaker 4: someone to kill themselves. I'm talking turn signal, waiting at
Speaker 4: the lights hop in hop in, it's a car and
Speaker 4: it's literal.
Speaker 1: And then this same doctor did another end of life
Speaker 1: treatment and he actually botched it and the person came
Speaker 1: back to life.
Speaker 4: In another case, doctor James MacLean failed to administer one
Speaker 4: of the three drugs used and assisted deaths, one that
Speaker 4: paralyzes the body's muscles, including the muscles involved in breathing.
Speaker 4: The patient resumed spontaneously breathing again after initially being pronounced
Speaker 4: dead and after MacLean had already left the home.
Speaker 5: So the corpse starts going and.
Speaker 1: Then you have to like cover it with the pillow
Speaker 1: and finish it yourself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So again, and it's like it was a sketchy
Speaker 4: thing to even suggest at the beginning, and then now
Speaker 4: we're seeing how it's being administered sketchily. So it's like
Speaker 4: a double a two way thing where in principle it's
Speaker 4: fucked up and in practice it's fucked up.
Speaker 1: So true, all right. Our next page of cringe kind
Speaker 1: of is a place where cringe and urban overlap a
Speaker 1: little bit. Certainly, First, we have some bad behavior at
Speaker 1: the Miami Botanical Gardens.
Speaker 5: Well, I kind of want to preface this, may I.
Speaker 4: Yeah, where people think like we've seen a lot of
Speaker 4: the discourse on racism or like black people thinking like oh,
Speaker 4: white people. Wherever you look, a white person will always
Speaker 4: be watching, or this kind of like energy where black
Speaker 4: people think that white people are obsessed with them or
Speaker 4: something and they're always and it's like, no, we see
Speaker 4: the videos. And then you ruin the common spaces. Sometimes
Speaker 4: that's kind of the main gripe, like the graduation. You're
Speaker 4: yelling like and I'm right here, right. This isn't an
Speaker 4: all black thing, but a lot of the common spaces,
Speaker 4: like the team takeovers, that's downtown Chicago, that's Tampa downtown.
Speaker 4: These are common spaces that are basically unwalkable because of
Speaker 4: unrulin us black unrulin us really, and so we have
Speaker 4: a couple examples of that. And one is the Botanical
Speaker 4: Gardens and.
Speaker 1: It says build your own bouquet date idea.
Speaker 4: And it's got copyriten music, so we'll just kind of
Speaker 4: let it play, but they edit it for social media.
Speaker 4: They draw a pot on the paper and then they're
Speaker 4: at the botanical gardens and they start picking flowers. They're
Speaker 4: picking flowers at the place that was specifically set aside
Speaker 4: for everyone to enjoy.
Speaker 1: And on the website and on the signs it says
Speaker 1: all plants should be treated like living specimens, meaning like
Speaker 1: don't pull them of course, like everyone knows that.
Speaker 4: So this is the kind of shit you see. And
Speaker 4: then obviously we've talked about fatigue and the fatigue, and
Speaker 4: like this is what we're talking about, like the shit
Speaker 4: that you go to a place and oh, it's worse
Speaker 4: you think they pick, Oh, I'll just pick the worst
Speaker 4: piece of shitflower off the back here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're picking the best shit, right Yeah. And then
Speaker 1: so you go to the botanical book gardens, the flowers
Speaker 1: are all picked, the migrants are throwing trash on the ground,
Speaker 1: and then there's nothing nice anymore. Yeah, And that's kind
Speaker 1: of like how it eventually erodes. And I think this
Speaker 1: is how a lot of people see America. Like America
Speaker 1: is this nice, big, beautiful thing that someone else made
Speaker 1: that you can just take for yourself. Yes, the migrants
Speaker 1: think of it that way. The EBT urban Americans, Ebt
Speaker 1: Americans see it that way.
Speaker 4: Somalians see it that way. A lot of people see
Speaker 4: it though, way, oh this is sick.
Speaker 1: I didn't pay for it, or I wasn't part of
Speaker 1: it being made, but I could take it. It's right there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like that's the energy we have another example. This is
Speaker 1: some Nigerians on vacation. So here they come into the cave.
Speaker 1: Poor white people just need to watch and see do nothing,
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 4: So it's like a once in a lifetime cave boat
Speaker 4: tour moment. And you're enjoying the beauty of God's creation
Speaker 4: in a quiet, peaceful blue sea through water away in
Speaker 4: a boat of Nigerians shouting, blasting Nigerian rap music come
Speaker 4: in and that's just you gotta deal with it. Don't
Speaker 4: be a racist or something. Don't notice that it's always
Speaker 4: this group, right yep. Insane and you know, you go
Speaker 4: to the botanical gardens, this looks trampled. Someone took a flower.
Speaker 4: Where's the bulb? I guess I'll go to the secluded
Speaker 4: cave that's except well only by boat. And it's fucking crazy,
Speaker 4: and so like these are common spaces where and it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: that's just how we are. It's like, well, how we
Speaker 4: are is considerate of each other, right, and not everybody
Speaker 4: likes Nigerian rap music and shouting people.
Speaker 1: And we invented everything. So you have to follow our
Speaker 1: rules before we follow your rules.
Speaker 5: Very true.
Speaker 1: And our last clip is a woman who kind of
Speaker 1: gets into a little fight. She's waiting to pick up
Speaker 1: her kid at school and she's just parked in the
Speaker 1: middle of the road.
Speaker 5: I think she's off to the side.
Speaker 3: Yeah far Are you okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Do you have a problem with your car? Let's kind
Speaker 3: of oh got problem with your car? Are you okay?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Thank somebody coming for my kids?
Speaker 6: I could normal person would do mind.
Speaker 1: Your business, Mind your business, Mind your business. Lady is
Speaker 1: like trying to be nice. You thought that she had
Speaker 1: a car issue, Mind your business.
Speaker 4: Neighborly and helpful. And then the funny thing about this is,
Speaker 4: look at the text on the screen. This Karen was
Speaker 4: looking at me, rolling her eyes as I'm waiting at my.
Speaker 5: Kids bus stop. She was trying to be helpful and
Speaker 5: reach out to you.
Speaker 4: And you're so defensive that, like, based on what we
Speaker 4: saw on video, I'm assuming you imagined the rolling your
Speaker 4: eyes and all this extra shit that you attached to
Speaker 4: it because you're emotionally unstable.
Speaker 5: And just hate white people.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, so you know, ruin the spaces and then
Speaker 1: lash out when someone tries to help.
Speaker 5: Not a good combo, right, Yeah?
Speaker 1: Are you the police? Are you the police? Is my car?
Speaker 1: Your car, mind, bitness, is my car your car? And
Speaker 1: hopefully that lady maybe learns a lesson. Well yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: where it's like, you try to be nice and it's
Speaker 1: not going to be well received because a lot of
Speaker 1: times they hate you.
Speaker 5: They hate you. Really, it's just the reality.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 1: Well that's the end of cran you're not moving on
Speaker 1: to Urban Decay, all right, our first clip of Urban Decay.
Speaker 1: We've been talking a lot about these takeovers in fights,
Speaker 1: and they're happening everywhere, even at a school play.
Speaker 5: And imagine thriller playing in the background.
Speaker 1: So the kids are all dancing the thriller and here
Speaker 1: comes someone oh, and then she's stomping you. And then
Speaker 1: it's a brawl at a school play.
Speaker 4: Even if you don't fight back, you're still gonna get
Speaker 4: brawled on. And the kids are still trying to perform.
Speaker 4: But there's no consideration for that. There's no consideration for
Speaker 4: the preparation that went into this. It's just I don't
Speaker 4: like that bitch there she is.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get her now.
Speaker 4: She play it on my phone and yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: and somebody starts doing the thriller dance because that's the
Speaker 4: only way to deal with it. You gotta laugh at
Speaker 4: your own community. I guess the culture horribly embarrassing too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very And our next clip is a guy having
Speaker 1: a full tantrum at seven to eleven.
Speaker 5: Seven eleven.
Speaker 1: Nigga fluffy, you know.
Speaker 5: Fucking fucking fucking.
Speaker 1: Fusteven eleven, nig go fuck steven eleven, theig go fucks
Speaker 1: wor there you go. Not much emotional regulation there.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then before people go, oh, he was actually doing
Speaker 4: a skit, it's like he still destroyed the seven eleven
Speaker 4: that day. Yeah, Like, even if it was for content,
Speaker 4: you destroyed the seven eleven?
Speaker 5: What'd you do with your day?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 4: I made some content? What was it? Destroy to seven eleven?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And when like a white guy does something like this,
Speaker 1: they're usually mentally ill. This guy probably works at wingstop
Speaker 1: or so. Yeah, oh, you know there's something weird there.
Speaker 1: And then we've been talking about the team takeovers a lot.
Speaker 1: We've showed you guys a million of them the last
Speaker 1: few weeks. Brandon Johnson's gonna hold some people accountable finally,
Speaker 1: but it's not the people that you think.
Speaker 18: We prevent the vast majority of these from ever taking place.
Speaker 18: You know, there is an effort in city Council to
Speaker 18: hold the social media apparatus is accountable. I believe that
Speaker 18: we should continue to explore that and I'm going to
Speaker 18: continue to work with all the men hall around that.
Speaker 18: It's why we're actually taxing these big tech companies for
Speaker 18: the role that they have played in harming the mental
Speaker 18: health and well being of our young people.
Speaker 1: Ah, so we're going to hold everyone accountable. And you're
Speaker 1: talking about the teens and their parents. No, no, we're
Speaker 1: talking about the social media apps they post on once
Speaker 1: they're already at the teen takeover.
Speaker 4: And this is exactly like the Kia Boys thing that
Speaker 4: happened a couple of years back, where they blamed the
Speaker 4: cars for being too easy to steal, and they're blaming
Speaker 4: Facebook and Instagram for organizing these groups of black teenagers
Speaker 4: destroying a city. Anything but accountability on the actual offenders.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: It's so frustrating to me, and like, you know, this
Speaker 4: is who they voted for.
Speaker 5: This is the piece of shit you voted for, and uh,
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to come up with an example, like imagine
Speaker 4: anything like oh man, the dog keeps barking and waking
Speaker 4: me up and instead of teaching your dog not to bark,
Speaker 4: you go get the fuck out of here to the
Speaker 4: milkman in the morning. Right yeah, Like you start, it's
Speaker 4: just misplaced anger, and it's anybody but the black kids.
Speaker 1: Or you start like heavily insulating your bedroom. Oh, the
Speaker 1: barking is gonna happen. I'm gonna put these walls up
Speaker 1: now cost ten grad.
Speaker 4: Instead of training your dog, then you're blaming external.
Speaker 1: Factors, right yeah. And then Brandon Johnson's obviously the same
Speaker 1: guy who stopped shot Spotter, that technology where when it
Speaker 1: hears a gunshot, it like automatically reports the police and
Speaker 1: starts filming. And he didn't want to do that because
Speaker 1: it could lead to more negative interactions with police. And
Speaker 1: we actually have a graph here of all the shootings
Speaker 1: and then all the officer involved shootings. The police aren't
Speaker 1: the problem, Yeah, certainly not. All right, let's go on
Speaker 1: to our next story. Maryland is also doing everything but
Speaker 1: holding people accountable. They're passing a new law that protects
Speaker 1: juvenile that are violent.
Speaker 18: Well, my signature will enact these bills into law.
Speaker 1: For many of you, it is your hands that are
Speaker 1: actually guiding the pennant.
Speaker 17: The last bill signing of the twenty twenty six session.
Speaker 1: Senate Bill three to three.
Speaker 17: Included the Youth Charging Reform Act, a bill ending the
Speaker 17: automatic charging of juveniles as adults when facing certain drug,
Speaker 17: assault and gun related charges, and legislation that has people
Speaker 17: split on whether it will keep people safe.
Speaker 1: It keeps cases in the right court from the start,
Speaker 1: which actually and buy the data makes us safer and
Speaker 1: is better for those young people. So they're not going
Speaker 1: to be charging teenagers as adults who are under eighteen,
Speaker 1: and probably in a couple of years they'll say crime
Speaker 1: is down, yeah, because they just don't have the data anymore. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you know, first degree assault and several handgun related offenses,
Speaker 4: if you're six, your seventeen year old, you'd automatically get
Speaker 4: tried as an adult. They're eliminating that, and it's actually
Speaker 4: at the worst possible time, like when youthful offenders are
Speaker 4: worse and more of a nuisance to the public than
Speaker 4: ever they're they're backtracking on it on a one tool
Speaker 4: they have to keep them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in check. It's like, oh, who should we look
Speaker 1: out for the safety of everyone in our city or
Speaker 1: should we not hurt the field hurt ye the feelings
Speaker 1: of teenagers with a gun committing a crime. I'll take
Speaker 1: over with a gun committing a crime, right exactly. And
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five last year, the fourteen to seventeen
Speaker 1: year olds racked up a thousand charges ah in Maryland alone. Ah,
Speaker 1: So that's not gonna happen anymore, not because we're holding
Speaker 1: them accountable, but because we're not going to charge them anymore. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So that's that's not the best. Obviously, We're gonna move
Speaker 1: on to our next story. Mormon missionary was killed in
Speaker 1: a hit and run by a repeat offender.
Speaker 15: A deadly hit and run that killed a young Mormon
Speaker 15: missionary in Charlotte has now pleaded guilty.
Speaker 19: A Lucky Langey was killed after man driving along Baty's
Speaker 19: Ford Road lost control and veered onto the sidewalk. Langy
Speaker 19: was from Utah but on Tipperary assignment here in Charlotte.
Speaker 15: The driver, identified as Taijon Karney, left the scene, but
Speaker 15: was arrested thereafter. New court documentario. Carney pleaded guilty to
Speaker 15: several charges. Those include involuntary manslaughter, felony, hit and run,
Speaker 15: and child abuse. A judge sentenced him to just under
Speaker 15: four years in prison.
Speaker 1: So he does a hit and run, ran away, killed
Speaker 1: a nice guy. Uh huh and uh he should have
Speaker 1: been in jail ten times ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he Here's the thing that the news, I
Speaker 4: don't know why the news gives you half of it.
Speaker 4: They just tell your child endangerment, but leave out the context.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: He didn't stop, He didn't call for help, He didn't
Speaker 4: check on the children in his back seat, He didn't
Speaker 4: check on the guy he just killed.
Speaker 5: He fled on foot.
Speaker 4: He fled the scene on foot, leaving his children trapped
Speaker 4: in the car. So like, it's not like us stolen car,
Speaker 4: no ties to me, I can run. He was running
Speaker 4: with his own kids in the back seat and he
Speaker 4: left him. So repeat offender. And then then the judge
Speaker 4: sentenced him to only thirty one to forty seven months
Speaker 4: in prison.
Speaker 5: So these guys get sweetheart.
Speaker 4: Deals when there's like multiple legs that make the crime worse,
Speaker 4: aggravating factors, right, crazy, All right, we've being on to it.
Speaker 5: Carolina turning into a fucking shithole.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say the color of the skin of
Speaker 1: the judges. They were black judges. Yeah, man, there's something
Speaker 1: bad going on there, all right, next, we have a
Speaker 1: little mini section here. We're gonna start with a woman
Speaker 1: who was very rude on the plane because she wanted
Speaker 1: to leave first. Why you excuse white?
Speaker 5: Why are you so special?
Speaker 1: Because I'm trying to get it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're all trying.
Speaker 14: To get to the front.
Speaker 5: We all paid the same goddamn money.
Speaker 1: Okay, but I'm saying, so, I'm just telling you, excuse me.
Speaker 1: If you move and the door ain't open, I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. Don't matter what I'm talking up to
Speaker 1: the front.
Speaker 9: We all are.
Speaker 14: Everybody excuse me.
Speaker 1: Okay, she always liked that.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry you don't know her.
Speaker 1: No, moved you to fuck out my way? Then I'm
Speaker 1: a south Yeah.
Speaker 20: So you all know I'm I'm saying, Okay.
Speaker 14: I can say no.
Speaker 20: I don't have to say yes.
Speaker 2: You what you say?
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, I'm saying, excuse me.
Speaker 15: You just don't block my way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So about hit you.
Speaker 8: And you got thirty witnesses on you, man with the
Speaker 8: red hair, You'll get arrested and then you will get.
Speaker 5: A lifetime flight band.
Speaker 3: You want that.
Speaker 1: Okay, But what I'm saying is, I'm just saying, excuse me.
Speaker 8: What you're saying, is you think that you were more
Speaker 8: special than everybody else on this goddamn fucking excuse.
Speaker 1: Hey, where's the burger king crown? Yeah? Get it out now?
Speaker 4: And those guys like that was a nice way to
Speaker 4: do it without any racial slurs, are making it racial
Speaker 4: when the fat, loud black woman making demands did it.
Speaker 5: You're just an entitled child.
Speaker 1: Everyone's looking to get off the If you say excuse me,
Speaker 1: it doesn't mean you can do the most aggressive bullshit
Speaker 1: thing on earth, squeeze your fat body past mind to
Speaker 1: get to the front because you're more what, you're more
Speaker 1: important than everybody. So it's nice to see a group
Speaker 1: stand up, is my main point. And it's nice to
Speaker 1: see a group stand up, is right, and a lot
Speaker 1: of times we don't. A lot of times people will
Speaker 1: just let the woman go and like, I don't really
Speaker 1: want a problem and whatever, it's not me. But I
Speaker 1: found a tweet that goes to something else, but we
Speaker 1: could apply it here as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah you want me to just read the top part? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: they take because they can. You hesitate because you're white.
Speaker 4: What you witnessed isn't just rudeness, it's civilizational mismatch. You
Speaker 4: come from a high trust, empathic people shaped by ice,
Speaker 4: long term thinking, and moral universalism. They come from a
Speaker 4: world where taking more than your share is survival, no shame,
Speaker 4: no guilt, no abstract concern for fairness. We evolve to
Speaker 4: build nations, they evolve to survive in them. You feel
Speaker 4: hate because deep down you sense the asymmetry is permanent
Speaker 4: and it's being institutionalized. Diversity means your daughter watches others
Speaker 4: devour what her ancestors built, while she's told to be kind,
Speaker 4: patient and quiet. God may forgive, but nature won't.
Speaker 1: That's kind of a thing I think we could apply here,
Speaker 1: and I think a lot of people are tired of it.
Speaker 1: And then it's good to see those guys stand up
Speaker 1: and just go, eh, we're not doing that. And then
Speaker 1: you had a theory on how to deal with people
Speaker 1: like this, which I thought was really smart.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just had something that usually applies to like
Speaker 4: dealing with a narcissistic family member or someone who's like
Speaker 4: trying to get a rise out of you. But I'm
Speaker 4: kind of applying this same logic. So those guys on
Speaker 4: the plane, they all teamed up. They had her outnumbered.
Speaker 4: She got embarrassed and humiliated. Right, But sometimes, like if
Speaker 4: you're dealing in a customer service role and you get
Speaker 4: one on one with like a loud, demanding urban type
Speaker 4: of person, they want to like get you riled up,
Speaker 4: and they're like raising the energy in the room and
Speaker 4: making demands and going crazy, and they they love for
Speaker 4: that fight.
Speaker 5: They live for that fight, Right, that's part of it.
Speaker 4: Start repeating and I saw and this is kind of
Speaker 4: like a girally like kind of psychology, like stupid hack,
Speaker 4: but I think it might work in this situation. And
Speaker 4: it's called gray rocking or the gray rock method, is
Speaker 4: a psychological communication tactic used to deal with toxic, manipulative,
Speaker 4: or overly dramatic people.
Speaker 5: And so sometimes it's like.
Speaker 4: Your your mother in law who's a narcissist who always
Speaker 4: picks a fight, And sometimes it's maybe in a customer
Speaker 4: service role, but it says it involves becoming as uninteresting,
Speaker 4: unemotional and unresponsive as possible, like a boring gray rock,
Speaker 4: So the other person loses interest in provoking you. So
Speaker 4: in a lot of our urban cases, it's like, well,
Speaker 4: I already told you not to do that, or I
Speaker 4: can't give you the extra fries like you see, it
Speaker 4: escalate one by one, and if you just remain calm,
Speaker 4: one word answers, no eye contact, uninterested, you can deescalate
Speaker 4: pretty easily.
Speaker 5: I think. I think it'll work on the urban thing,
Speaker 5: dealing with the bear.
Speaker 1: So the goal of gray rocking is to deprive the
Speaker 1: manipulator of the emotional reaction they are trying to elicit.
Speaker 1: Key components of the method include giving one word answers,
Speaker 1: limiting responses to yes, no, or I see, remaining emotionally flat,
Speaker 1: keeping your facial expressions neutral, and your tone of voice monotone.
Speaker 1: That's easy, so, yep, no, can I get fries with that?
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 4: Avoid sharing personal details, steering clear of topics about your feelings, dreams,
Speaker 4: or personal life, and in an urban decay scenario, that
Speaker 4: would be like your opinion or saying that's wrong or
Speaker 4: you can't do that type things, and then limiting eye contact,
Speaker 4: keeping interactions brief, and not lingering in the conversation.
Speaker 1: So I think there's something to be learned from that.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. Yeah, that's a good thing.
Speaker 4: Especially if you work or like if you're in a
Speaker 4: situation where you have to deal with someone or you're
Speaker 4: forced to work with someone you don't really want to
Speaker 4: those types of things.
Speaker 5: I think Gray Rocking is pretty good.
Speaker 1: That is very good. And then we are going to
Speaker 1: finish this with stats. I think a lot of times
Speaker 1: people on the left, especially aren't really tethered to reality
Speaker 1: when it comes to these urban problems. And we've covered
Speaker 1: this before, but I want to just revisit it one
Speaker 1: more time. It just shows how liberal's worldview is warped
Speaker 1: and not in reality at all. Yeah, this was right
Speaker 1: before peak woke.
Speaker 4: How many unarmed black men were killed by police in
Speaker 4: twenty nineteen, fifty percent of very liberal people answered over
Speaker 4: one thousand, and the actual number was twelve.
Speaker 1: So there's like a thing there where everyone has like
Speaker 1: this warped view of reality. They take in all the
Speaker 1: propaganda and then they're acting on it. Where we have
Speaker 1: to do DEI, we have to do diversity, we have
Speaker 1: to bring in the migrants here, white people are the worst.
Speaker 1: And then they think a thousand people a year get
Speaker 1: killed by police, unarmed black people. And then it also
Speaker 1: kind of reminded me of the George Floyd's stats sixty
Speaker 1: percent of leftists and about forty percent of all citizens
Speaker 1: believe that George Floyd was a model citizen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and both of those charts, both of those charts
Speaker 4: can be attributed to the media and how the media
Speaker 4: presented those things, because they would never say anything bad
Speaker 4: about George Floyd, and they would always talk about every
Speaker 4: police shooting of a young black person, no matter what
Speaker 4: they did before.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And then I was talking about this with Richard
Speaker 1: and Bonus Land I think last episode, and I kind
Speaker 1: of had a realization, realization, I do one you said that, right, realization,
Speaker 1: Martin Luther King. I want my children to be judged
Speaker 1: not by the color of their skin, but the content
Speaker 1: of their character. And if you were doing that, you go, okay,
Speaker 1: content of your character, Team takeover. I don't like these people.
Speaker 4: I don't like the content of that character at all.
Speaker 4: I hate this group.
Speaker 1: So when we got past that where judgment of skin
Speaker 1: color isn't really happening, we're just doing content a character.
Speaker 1: But it went so bad and so far woke and
Speaker 1: left that now we're judging people based on the color
Speaker 1: of their skin, not the content of their character. And
Speaker 1: the judgment on the color of their skin is automatically
Speaker 1: positive if they're black or brown. Yeah, yeah, So we
Speaker 1: are judging people on the color of their skin, but
Speaker 1: in a positive way, and we're ignoring the content of
Speaker 1: their character. So the MLK dream went like all the
Speaker 1: way around to the point where you get positive points
Speaker 1: for being black, even if you're George Floyd. Yep. Crazy.
Speaker 1: All right. Our last clip at Urban Decay, I don't
Speaker 1: have much to say about it, but it's just a
Speaker 1: grim scene on a public transportation.
Speaker 15: Nita said, he gonna piss the Winney roll this.
Speaker 3: Nita just said he gonna piss the winne.
Speaker 20: This guy's sleeping through it.
Speaker 1: It's a grim day on the bus. Yeah, well, give
Speaker 1: me anything. No, man, It's just like I wouldn't wish
Speaker 1: that on my worst enemy, being on that bus. You
Speaker 1: get on the bus, you take one step, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get off, and they go, oh you paid already.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's okay, I'll catch the next one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, don't get too down or two depressed
Speaker 1: from moving on to uplifting gold and we do have
Speaker 1: uplifting stuff today. Our first story is local in Florida. Obviously,
Speaker 1: if Florida got hit bad by the hurricanes a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, and people in response are now raising
Speaker 1: their houses up like twenty feet in the air.
Speaker 4: And the reason we're covering this is because this is
Speaker 4: the tallest one we've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Dy project on Pinterest.
Speaker 4: Look at that, dude, that's like twenty five feet. They said,
Speaker 4: never again, I'll never flood again.
Speaker 1: Why don't you The house is like a little one
Speaker 1: story ranch, like a thousand square feet. Why don't you
Speaker 1: just knock it down?
Speaker 5: I don't know. It's probably cheaper to do this.
Speaker 4: I think FEMA, actually I will give you some money
Speaker 4: to raise your house after you flooded, So I think
Speaker 4: that might be part of it, like if they take
Speaker 4: care of sixty five grand of it or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a house around the corner from me that
Speaker 1: I go for walks with the dog and see all
Speaker 1: the time, and I kind of daydream about because it's
Speaker 1: my favorite house. And then one day I hadn't gone
Speaker 1: for a walk in like a week, and I went
Speaker 1: and then the house was like that, it was just
Speaker 1: raised fifteen feet.
Speaker 5: Oh you fell to your knees.
Speaker 1: And I turned the corner and I look up and
Speaker 1: I'm like, what the fuck? And the house is just
Speaker 1: fifteen feet off the ground. And it was like a
Speaker 1: cement house. It was so heavy. I don't know how
Speaker 1: they did it. It's crazy, all right. Next, we have
Speaker 1: a girl that found maybe just read what it says.
Speaker 5: She's kind of making a meme.
Speaker 4: It's mom, be careful in Pakistan and then me at
Speaker 4: a Pakistani guy's house because he told me he knows
Speaker 4: how to make good tea. So she's in some squalor
Speaker 4: house and he hands her some tea and it's a
Speaker 4: white woman. And what's the uplifting gold that she wasn't
Speaker 4: murdered and was able to post this later?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I forgot why I put this in. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: the uplifting gold is that she survived long enough to
Speaker 1: post this. But how about that the dirty the dirty
Speaker 1: house with the floors.
Speaker 4: Going to some random man's house, like the survival instincts
Speaker 4: of an ant and you know that's a giant is
Speaker 4: stepping over me.
Speaker 1: I'll show you, Mom. It's like, you stay in that
Speaker 1: country for a month, something very bad will happen to you.
Speaker 5: Life changing.
Speaker 1: Take that, mom, all right. Next, Uh, this is a
Speaker 1: funny interaction with the police.
Speaker 9: Why you're being pulled over the city of Lakewart today
Speaker 9: we're doing an operation for the distracted driver, and you
Speaker 9: drove past me holding the phone with your right hand.
Speaker 9: When you plated that phone, I mean I saw you.
Speaker 3: Oh you want to just call this a day.
Speaker 9: I don't want to call it. You had a hand money.
Speaker 9: I thought you right with the right hand. Perhaps not right.
Speaker 9: You didn't I know what, I know what I said.
Speaker 9: I'm asking you not did you? Did you? You didny
Speaker 9: hand to got you to have one in the other
Speaker 9: hands to god, you have oney in cool? You got
Speaker 9: your boss.
Speaker 1: He was like hesitant to not let her off.
Speaker 4: She had to go to court. There are follow ups.
Speaker 4: He gave her a ticket and then she was like
Speaker 4: waiting to see a judge.
Speaker 5: I don't know, man. I got to be able to
Speaker 5: say I was wrong.
Speaker 4: Like that's a key tenant of anything, any job, especially
Speaker 4: being a cop.
Speaker 1: You have to be like, all right, you got me
Speaker 1: have a good day. But the attitude is like, well
Speaker 1: I'm not going to lose. And I saw what I
Speaker 1: saw and it's like she doesn't have an arm at all.
Speaker 5: Yeah, bad bad cop there, all right.
Speaker 1: Next, we have a funny wedding invite options thing so
Speaker 1: that they sent this out for their wedding, and you
Speaker 1: reply if you can go or not, And they used
Speaker 1: all Trump quotes.
Speaker 3: By the way, he'd like, letty go.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be just a small, little private fit, and
Speaker 7: I'm going to try and make it. I'm in the midst,
Speaker 7: I said, you know, this is not good timing for me.
Speaker 7: I have a thing whom iran and other things. That's
Speaker 7: what I can't win on. If I do attend, I
Speaker 7: get killed. If I don't attend, I get killed by
Speaker 7: the fake is of course I'm talking about no. But
Speaker 7: he's got a very person who I've known for a
Speaker 7: long time, and hopefully they're gonna have a great marriage.
Speaker 1: That's kind of funny. Yeah, all right. Our last clip
Speaker 1: of the show, our pure Americana clip of the week
Speaker 1: is a woman air traffic controller who is a boss.
Speaker 1: And I know we a lot of times clown on
Speaker 1: the bad women cops or yeah, or women pilots, women pilots,
Speaker 1: women who kind of freak out under pressure. This lady
Speaker 1: did a great job.
Speaker 11: We can't say a five thousand we're getting crappy. Can
Speaker 11: I tend everyone? I mean he's six thousands unable. You
Speaker 11: need whatever you need to do, you know, I tend
Speaker 11: seventy one if you needed to send out to find
Speaker 11: whatever you need to do.
Speaker 1: Okay, we need to go down.
Speaker 11: It is fine to set a maintain three thousand and
Speaker 11: ten tenenty one down in three thousand approach.
Speaker 6: We're four three fourteen.
Speaker 1: Can we stay at six where I can't go.
Speaker 17: Up to the cloud?
Speaker 11: You nit's seventeen forty two you nite seventeen forty two
Speaker 11: turn right heading two four zero, good rate in the
Speaker 11: turn night seventeen forty two, turn right heading two four zero.
Speaker 11: I know he told you with two forty on the heading.
Speaker 11: If you need to send a sententing actually to set
Speaker 11: it maintain four thousand should be better. At four we're
Speaker 11: unable to heading. We're gonna go one seventy on the heading.
Speaker 11: We can take any outitue you want to night, it's
Speaker 11: seventeen forty two to send to maintain four thousand, four thousand.
Speaker 11: I need to have your turn turn riding two two
Speaker 11: zero the traffic at eleven o'clock and five miles opposite direction.
Speaker 11: There sitting out of six for five thousand, thirty seventy
Speaker 11: four thousand, two twenty on the heading.
Speaker 16: We'll take a turn back to the south when we can.
Speaker 11: You night ten seventy one. Stop your cent at four thousand,
Speaker 11: ten seventy one. Stop you're to cent at four four
Speaker 11: thousand feet only you nite ten seventy one traffic eleven'clock
Speaker 11: and ten miles north found also at three thousand embry
Speaker 11: or at maintain four thousand and ten seventy one ten
Speaker 11: seventy one. We need to keep you on the heading
Speaker 11: for a little bit longer maintaining four thousand feet. There's
Speaker 11: gonna be another aircraft off your leftist out of five
Speaker 11: for four. We're gonna keep you on the heading with
Speaker 11: doctors to reach the near point about eight miles. Okay,
Speaker 11: we've gotten out of the storm of sarge.
Speaker 1: We're fine now leveling four thousand very good.
Speaker 11: If it was your tribunes, let me know if there's
Speaker 11: any injuries on board or if there's any damage to
Speaker 11: the aircraft.
Speaker 1: Pretty good. Yeah, you get his hammering it out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a hitter.
Speaker 4: That's a hitter, and uh, you know, we'll we'll make
Speaker 4: fun of the lady cops or something every once in
Speaker 4: a while, but she's got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll send you a shirt if that's you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was that was really good. What if they cut
Speaker 1: all the fat out and it's like.
Speaker 3: I don't know what are you gonna do? Are you okay?
Speaker 3: Or should I send them?
Speaker 7: Where?
Speaker 5: Should I send them?
Speaker 1: Just go to four thousand feet and then you just
Speaker 1: cut that four thousand feet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just try.
Speaker 3: To stay steady.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know. All right, Well, that's
Speaker 1: the end of the show. We do have shout outs, though.
Speaker 1: We have a happy birthday to Joey on May twenty ninth.
Speaker 1: He showed justin the show and got them hooked, Joey
Speaker 1: and Justin, So thank you to Joey for doing that
Speaker 1: happy birthday joke, and thank you for watching Justin. And
Speaker 1: Joey's also getting married in August, so congrats if that happens.
Speaker 1: You always say congrats with the the congrats.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know that's a choice.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, congratulations rats. All right. We have a happy birthday
Speaker 1: to Clarissa B who turns twenty eight on May thirty first,
Speaker 1: from us and your husband Bryson. She's a flight attendant
Speaker 1: and watch and watches all the shows and bonus lands
Speaker 1: on her overnight trips. Very cool, so thank you and
Speaker 1: hopefully we see you in the air one time.
Speaker 5: My birthday close to me.
Speaker 4: That would actually be cool if we did see a
Speaker 4: show watcher.
Speaker 5: In the air.
Speaker 1: No fly in the plane.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 20: And then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was one time I met a flight attendant
Speaker 1: who wrote me a note on a napkin and said,
Speaker 1: please don't mention me, but we love the show. Blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. Now I was thinking show the podcast. Yeah, yeah, really,
Speaker 1: yeah it was hurt maybe it was. And then you
Speaker 1: know what I was thinking for speaking of plane stuff,
Speaker 1: what you know how a fighter jet on a aircraft
Speaker 1: carrier lands and catches that wire. Yeah, what if you
Speaker 1: had in every state one one runway runaway plane wire
Speaker 1: that had a runaway plane wire and all you got
Speaker 1: to do is land it and then once it catches
Speaker 1: the wheels, it'll just do that thing where it slows
Speaker 1: it down.
Speaker 4: It's a good idea, but I think there's a problem
Speaker 4: with the mass and like the deceleration in the plane
Speaker 4: because like those fighter jets, you know how they are,
Speaker 4: they're small, They're tiny, like a big plane would probably
Speaker 4: be like and then lurch forward because of the design
Speaker 4: of it. You know what I mean, what about a
Speaker 4: fighter pilot, it's just one or two seats in a
Speaker 4: tiny plane. Yeah, a giant plane is like a whole
Speaker 4: different thing physics wise.
Speaker 1: Right, So pillow piles out too, yeah, pillow piles out,
Speaker 1: Pillow piles out. Yeah, Okay, all right. Happy birthday to
Speaker 1: Jonah aka Doukie, who is turning forty on May twenty eighth.
Speaker 1: He and Jonathan are both correctional officers and watch the
Speaker 1: show at work allegedly after birthday.
Speaker 5: Jonah, so very cool.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys for doing that. Go beat up some
Speaker 1: of the prisoners for a well, they deserve it, deserve it.
Speaker 1: I think it could be cool if you were like
Speaker 1: a cool prison guard and everyone in the jail kind
Speaker 1: of was chill, and you guys could have a nice dynamic.
Speaker 1: I bet it's not all scary movie shit. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get to our next one. Happy Birthday to Perlita
Speaker 1: on June first. Her and her husband are Bonus Landers
Speaker 1: and I've been watching since the Spoon Days. Perlita is
Speaker 1: excited to spend the day with her family. Perlita, Happy birthday.
Speaker 1: That's a good name. You say it in Spanish, Perlita, Perlita.
Speaker 1: I hope she's Hispanic. I don't know, I got you
Speaker 1: gotta assume Perlita. I don't think that's anywhere anywhere else, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Andlita is little and pair, little pair.
Speaker 4: It's little and like dear, so like it could be
Speaker 4: it could be someone small, or it could be like
Speaker 4: a revered person like your your grandma Ablita or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 5: That's a great little old grandma type.
Speaker 1: That's a great name. Happy anniversary to Cindy and John
Speaker 1: on May thirty. First. They're Bonus Landers and they've never
Speaker 1: missed a show.
Speaker 5: Happy anniversary. That's nice, never missed a show. When when
Speaker 5: they start saying stuff.
Speaker 1: Like that, that's special. That's who we're going to see
Speaker 1: in Bonus Land on YouTube now, and we're grateful. I
Speaker 1: missed this one last week, so apologies. But congrats to
Speaker 1: Jessica c for graduating with the master's degree in psychology
Speaker 1: without getting brainwashed by your college.
Speaker 5: That's important.
Speaker 1: That's hard. Everyone tries to steer you a certain way.
Speaker 1: And they're also going to her and her husband also
Speaker 1: have a July fourth wedding anniversary coming up. Happy anniversary
Speaker 1: in advance, July fourth, cool wedding anniversary. And then they're
Speaker 1: also renewing their vows. I believe in Puerto Rico July fourth. Okay,
Speaker 1: and we're invited. I'll see you there, We'll see you there. Well,
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