Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Hey, folks, Uh, it's everything is a bitch. It really
Speaker 2: like you know here with aj Venza and folks Uh,
Speaker 2: we've been we've been talking to each other for over
Speaker 2: an hour about a bunch of personal stuff. Never hit
Speaker 2: record because we probably it's probably good that we never
Speaker 2: hit record because it was a lot of really personal stuff.
Speaker 2: But we haven't talked about We haven't talked about this.
Speaker 3: No, if you can't stuff, if you can't tell your
Speaker 3: friend of fifty years what's happening in your lives, then
Speaker 3: I guess they're not a real friend. But that was
Speaker 3: you know, that was an hour of a lot of
Speaker 3: information dump. That was very emotional. And look, everybody's going
Speaker 3: through different ship. The world's a different place now. We
Speaker 3: see it. We feel it every day, you know. I
Speaker 3: think there's school shootings every day. There's a new thing
Speaker 3: that just scarce the ship out of me. My daughter's
Speaker 3: been in a school shooting and van Nis years ago.
Speaker 3: I remember, Daddy, I'm under a desk. There's a school shooter.
Speaker 3: She didn't get hit, but some teacher got hit, the
Speaker 3: kid got hit.
Speaker 1: It's gonna happen to all our kids. It's it's disgusting.
Speaker 3: Why don't we put these fucking people in the electric
Speaker 3: chair two days after they get caught. I don't want
Speaker 3: to hear them. Oh, we're going to analyze them. See
Speaker 3: what's wrong with No, put them in central booking for
Speaker 3: night at writers. Let them see what the fuck is
Speaker 3: slight behind bars, take him out two days later.
Speaker 1: Electric chair on TV. Watch everything stop.
Speaker 3: We're making these assholes famous.
Speaker 1: We'll move on, We'll move I don't think the.
Speaker 2: Nationally televised electric chair stuff is from.
Speaker 1: Ratings.
Speaker 2: Of course it would be ratings gold, but there wouldn't
Speaker 2: be a very long line of advertisers going to support it.
Speaker 2: But look, just take look at what it took to
Speaker 2: get the Nashville Covenant School shooters manifesto out into the public.
Speaker 2: How long it took, how many lies were told in
Speaker 2: the interest of hiding the truth. And uh, I mean
Speaker 2: it's unfucking believable what goes on now. Something happens and
Speaker 2: it takes months, yes sometimes years, before we get any
Speaker 2: sniff of anything remotely resembling the truth. I mean this,
Speaker 2: looking at this whistleblower on the the Homeland Security people
Speaker 2: being trained with a two hour freaking video.
Speaker 4: That that didn't even didn't even work, that it restarted
Speaker 4: six times, and that those are at least a portion
Speaker 4: of the people that were sent to protect Trump that day.
Speaker 3: He took a video course, Yeah, a blurry video course.
Speaker 3: On top of that, the Secret Service was sent to
Speaker 3: Disneyland or Disney World for an LGBTQ summit.
Speaker 2: Dude, you could take your group of neighbors that played
Speaker 2: Flashlight Tag, you could put you could put you and
Speaker 2: like five of them together, and you could build the
Speaker 2: plan to provide defense to protection for Trump that day
Speaker 2: impossibility and have done a much better job.
Speaker 1: Than Oh, this.
Speaker 2: Beyond me, so far beyond disgusting me.
Speaker 3: You Kenny and Tony Bosch would have had the whole
Speaker 3: fucking thing figured out. There'd be nobody on the roof.
Speaker 3: We put a couple of drones in the air, people
Speaker 3: at the fence. It gets me sick, and I got
Speaker 3: stopped the TSA and I get patted down to TSA.
Speaker 3: I can't stand what's going on in this country.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 3: I'm a voracious reader. I don't even read the stories
Speaker 3: any more of school shootings. I get two paragraphs saying
Speaker 3: I get discussed. I don't know where to turn anymore.
Speaker 3: This is this September is going to be the most
Speaker 3: insane month in a number of years in our lives.
Speaker 3: With Trump trial, is sentencing Hunter, the election, the debate,
Speaker 3: it is all coming to a head. And now I'm
Speaker 3: hearing if this is Laura Lumer, who's been good, says
Speaker 3: that they're they're calling the National Guard in that September eighteenth,
Speaker 3: when Trump gets sentenced. They're afraid that cops just don't
Speaker 3: want to show up. They don't want to deal with
Speaker 3: the bullshit. If Trump is found guilty or innocent, either way,
Speaker 3: it's going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: So Lua Lumer says that.
Speaker 2: He is already he's already found guilty.
Speaker 3: But I mean said, yeah, you're right, sense. So there
Speaker 3: the cops, I understand. And cops have been taking the
Speaker 3: ship into the stick for years. They don't want to
Speaker 3: be around. They're going to call them sick. That's the word,
Speaker 3: a mass calling sick day. And the National Guard is
Speaker 3: going to be there because there's going to be some
Speaker 3: ship going down in New York and other.
Speaker 1: Parts of the country.
Speaker 3: I can't believe this, It's just this is I never
Speaker 3: saw this country like this in my life.
Speaker 2: I had a long conversation with someone who is married
Speaker 2: to someone we both love and comes from Ukraine and
Speaker 2: talking about life growing up there and how corrupt things
Speaker 2: were and what her experience around all of that corruption was.
Speaker 1: And she.
Speaker 2: Was shocked to learn from me because she only knows
Speaker 2: the United States from two years of living here. And
Speaker 2: first of all, her husband turns on whatever Fox and
Speaker 2: Friends at five point thirty in the morning, and that
Speaker 2: stupid frickin' TV stays stuck long after. I don't I
Speaker 2: don't know what they do after Hannity's show comes on.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what time that shows.
Speaker 3: God Felt, Godfels at seven it's a fun show.
Speaker 1: Got Felt?
Speaker 2: Well, No, this is late night though, this is after
Speaker 2: well in those seven year time so that's ten ten Eastern.
Speaker 2: So so she's only experienced the United States in this
Speaker 2: hyper political environment and through the eyes of our crazy
Speaker 2: friend who literally the tea. I've never seen the TV
Speaker 2: on a different channel.
Speaker 1: And I just keep it on. You know why. My
Speaker 1: son's with me, and I don't want his mind poisoned
Speaker 1: in school. I just live it on. He's on his computer,
Speaker 1: he's on his phone.
Speaker 3: He's really I wanted to hear shit sometimes we'll pick
Speaker 3: up and laugh about something that Kamala Harrison. I want
Speaker 3: to be there for those moments. I don't watch it
Speaker 3: all day, but it's just on an ESPN is on too.
Speaker 3: If it's game, I go to the game, but actually
Speaker 3: Fox on all day like a fucking like it's you know.
Speaker 2: It's so bad. It's so bad.
Speaker 3: I know, but but but.
Speaker 2: Take a variety. So I will watch some CNN, I
Speaker 2: will watch certain people on foxings. I will spend a
Speaker 2: lot more time with people who aren't on network television
Speaker 2: or on cable TV, and and you know, gather opinions
Speaker 2: that I'll spend more time on X than anywhere else.
Speaker 2: But I do it in a way where you couldn't
Speaker 2: tell coming in. Uh, their algorithm hasn't figured it out yet,
Speaker 2: because I know based upon what ads I get that
Speaker 2: they can't figure me out because I follow a very
Speaker 2: broad cross section of people and I engaged with all
Speaker 2: of it. So uh, but I mean it, it's it
Speaker 2: rots your freaking brain. I mean there are some truly
Speaker 2: brainless people that are that are part of that thing.
Speaker 2: I mean, there are a few folks that I think
Speaker 2: are are strong there and shows that are that you
Speaker 2: can watch. But man, there's what I like about Fox.
Speaker 3: I like I watched The Five. I watched Jesse, I
Speaker 3: watched Gutfeld. Gutfeld is entertaining. It's not like a political
Speaker 3: but but at least on the Five, they do have
Speaker 3: that liberal ship who I like.
Speaker 1: I can't think of the name now good?
Speaker 2: No, I like to what's her name?
Speaker 1: Here's why I like.
Speaker 3: I like that they have her on because CNN doesn't
Speaker 3: have conservatives on to battle it out.
Speaker 1: Well they do?
Speaker 2: They do?
Speaker 1: They do with you?
Speaker 2: What's his name?
Speaker 1: Met?
Speaker 2: Actually one who's who's good? But I like I like
Speaker 2: Harold Ford, so I will watch The Five with with Harrold,
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: I like you.
Speaker 3: I like Jay Tapper, I like Carol Ford. I like Jessica.
Speaker 3: She's a good sport. She takes a lot of ribbing,
Speaker 3: but she gets her points across. I just to me
Speaker 3: right now, the the the Kamala people and the Tim
Speaker 3: Walls people are just out of their minds. I don't
Speaker 3: know how people don't see what a shamness is on
Speaker 3: the left side, they're trying to Just as I said,
Speaker 3: the Honeymoon's going to die down. Trump will start getting
Speaker 3: ahead and it's going to come down to a close
Speaker 3: call in this in the swing states, like we always
Speaker 3: thought it would.
Speaker 1: I still think Trump's going to be fucked with.
Speaker 3: With you know, ABC and NBC always barring seventeen points,
Speaker 3: but people are going to stay home while we're going
Speaker 3: to vote.
Speaker 1: He's down. Fuck it.
Speaker 3: If it was close, I'd vote let's watch a movie.
Speaker 3: They're gonna play with shit like that the whole night.
Speaker 3: But I think he's taking those slight lead now, not
Speaker 3: that I believe Poles, and I think America will just understand.
Speaker 3: We can't put this woman in the White House. We can't, well,
Speaker 3: we can't.
Speaker 2: I've been I've been reading a lot of different even
Speaker 2: stuff from from from the left left done this that
Speaker 2: tries to estimate what the let's put parentheses around this,
Speaker 2: what the cheat factor is, because it's I don't know
Speaker 2: that it fits the literal definition of a cheat. It's
Speaker 2: just the advantage that they have of controlling so much
Speaker 2: of the media that they control, and also controlling a
Speaker 2: lot of other things that go on at a state
Speaker 2: level that manipulate to a certain degree. And so there
Speaker 2: is and you know, this is why twenty sixteen was
Speaker 2: such a miracle because you you don't have to win
Speaker 2: fifty one forty nine in order to win. It's probably
Speaker 2: got to be more like sixty forty for Trump to win,
Speaker 2: because sixty forty will be fifty to fifty.
Speaker 3: I don't think sixty forty is I don't think it's
Speaker 3: going to hit that high. I don't think so. So
Speaker 3: we're in for a battle.
Speaker 2: Look, I don't I don't know either. I've as I
Speaker 2: think you know, I've never voted for him. I didn't
Speaker 2: vote for I didn't vote for Biden. I didn't vote
Speaker 2: period in twenty twenty, and I didn't vote period in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen. But I'm going to vote for him this time.
Speaker 2: And I think it's it's just incredibly scary for this
Speaker 2: country if it goes in another direction. But look around
Speaker 2: what's happening every world, and it's it's going in that direction,
Speaker 2: and then certain places are able to catch it fast
Speaker 2: enough to reverse the trend, and some other places it's
Speaker 2: just yeah, it's gone, and it's it's not coming back
Speaker 2: other than through revolution, right, So I know it's it's
Speaker 2: really scary. It's really scary for.
Speaker 3: Our kids, our kids, which both of our sons are
Speaker 3: at that age. My Rocco is only sixteen, but you know,
Speaker 3: seventeen in January, he's right in that area. So is
Speaker 3: Jack's fucking scary man. If they decided to do a
Speaker 3: draft again, you know. I look, I had a very
Speaker 3: defining moment before Trump one in twenty sixteen. We were
Speaker 3: in line on in Tony Bosch's backyard, all the football players,
Speaker 3: all the guys are there, but twenty of us right
Speaker 3: smoguts of guars, and topic of trum came up.
Speaker 1: Who you've wned for it?
Speaker 3: And I still hated Trump because of the whole ex
Speaker 3: girlfriend thing. I still didn't like the guy. And everybody
Speaker 3: in the backyard from Tony Karno, everybody was like Trump.
Speaker 3: Everybody said we're going for Trump, and I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: like I'm from these people, I'm from, these are my guys.
Speaker 3: Like why am I undecided here? It's got to be Trump.
Speaker 3: And then I really started to get into him and
Speaker 3: look at him. And that's when we began the podcast
Speaker 3: and we did politically. Uh politics a bitch because I
Speaker 3: knew so much about him and I got to like him,
Speaker 3: even though there's play not to like, but I got
Speaker 3: to understand him and I felt we're in a better
Speaker 3: course and the country was safe for we were tough,
Speaker 3: for our enemies were scared. It just worked better. I
Speaker 3: don't know what's I made more money this year than
Speaker 3: I made that last two years. But apparently it's not enough.
Speaker 3: That it's not enough. Anybody who tells me, oh, no,
Speaker 3: it's better than the Biden, it's so full of shit.
Speaker 3: It's not better. It's not better when eggs or eight
Speaker 3: dollars a dozen, and come on.
Speaker 2: Man, I don't I don't think anybody can make.
Speaker 1: Don Lemon says it's better the c from's lower in
Speaker 1: flash is down. No, it's not.
Speaker 2: And no one, no one with half a brain would
Speaker 2: listen to anything Don Lemon said.
Speaker 1: But it what will we do without Musk? Where will
Speaker 1: we be? Without musk? On each Twitter? We'd be in a.
Speaker 2: Very bad place. But but Trump. So the reason why
Speaker 2: that happened that night in West Island is because because
Speaker 2: it was you were talking to a bunch of middle
Speaker 2: class white guys.
Speaker 1: Of course, but that's that's but that is.
Speaker 2: Trump's populism is a populism of middle class whites.
Speaker 1: I bet their wives wanted Trump to the way.
Speaker 2: Uh, the wives wouldn't have been unanimous, but I agree
Speaker 2: with you the wife that there would have been more
Speaker 2: wives supporting Trump. But my point is Trump was a
Speaker 2: middle finger to double middle finger to the elitists, and
Speaker 2: a double middle finger beyond anyone, a double middle finger
Speaker 2: to Obama and everybody. Not everybody, but a lot of
Speaker 2: people like myself who in twenty eight said, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is this would be awesome. Let's put this really smart
Speaker 2: guy who's saying all the right things, who who's it's
Speaker 2: time for this country to put a black man in
Speaker 2: the White House, and that will bring us together like
Speaker 2: we've never been brought together before. And by the end
Speaker 2: of that term, by twenty twelve, I mean, if you
Speaker 2: go back and you look by year, I don't you
Speaker 2: could look at a bunch of different data points, but
Speaker 2: the deterioration of race really lifeations in the United States.
Speaker 2: Race relations were on an upward climb out of the
Speaker 2: nineteen sixties for forty straight years. Things got better in
Speaker 2: this country. And they didn't start doing this until.
Speaker 1: The guy eleven every twenty two.
Speaker 2: Was elected to bring everyone together, realized at some point
Speaker 2: pretty early on in his first term that that he
Speaker 2: was going to go the other way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he really, he did a number on us. But
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what he did that's really smart. I
Speaker 3: voted for the first time two years in I said,
Speaker 3: oh shit, what did I do? I didn't vote the
Speaker 3: second time for him. But what Obama did by running
Speaker 3: early in his career, they didn't have shit on him.
Speaker 1: They didn't have.
Speaker 3: Shit on Obama. And he was smart enough to say,
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna wait. I'm going now because I'm young,
Speaker 3: I'm good looking, I'm a good speaker, I'm black, I'm
Speaker 3: what the country needs.
Speaker 1: He was smart.
Speaker 3: If he'd waited four eight years, there'd be a bunch
Speaker 3: of shit on him.
Speaker 1: So he did the right thing for his own help.
Speaker 2: Media wanted him, of course they did. The media put
Speaker 2: him in the White House. It if you remember, it
Speaker 2: was it was Hillary's turn. It was going it was
Speaker 2: going to be Hillary, and the media just declared him
Speaker 2: the savior. And look, there was there was stuff there
Speaker 2: that the Reverend rights. I mean, there was a there
Speaker 2: was a lot.
Speaker 3: Of stuff there, his father's I know, sure, there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Of stuff there. It's just never was allowed to see
Speaker 2: the light of day, or it just got squashed immediately
Speaker 2: it's like, uh, any any attempt, it's like this. And
Speaker 2: he's an idiot too, but he's a funny idiot. I
Speaker 2: kind of like him. But Peter Doucy, right.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I know he's entertaining.
Speaker 2: But but you you have her, she's dead to rights.
Speaker 2: You're in the press room. You got her to answer
Speaker 2: your freaking question. Don't let her off the hak. What
Speaker 2: Harris did with that disgusting display of becoming a black
Speaker 2: preacher instantaneously to talk to a bunch of people in
Speaker 2: Detroit is such an unbelievable example of what a complete
Speaker 2: phony piece of shit she is.
Speaker 3: And but but he didn't follow through.
Speaker 2: He let he let her act as if it wasn't
Speaker 2: a serious point, it wasn't a question that people should
Speaker 2: think about. But look, I think so much of what
Speaker 2: we've seen is the kind of the realization that it doesn't.
Speaker 2: The only thing you can't be as the Democrat candidate
Speaker 2: is you can't be dead. And you know and and
Speaker 2: and Biden is the walking dead.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So because it's the machine, it's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course it runs.
Speaker 2: It runs runs on its own. Everyone knows that the
Speaker 2: person with the title is just a vessel. They're given
Speaker 2: their marching orders in the morning every morning, and they
Speaker 2: just do what they're told to do.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And the media is going to carry their water the
Speaker 2: entire time anyway, And so you can have as unqualified
Speaker 2: people as Biden followed by Harrison it and and look,
Speaker 2: we had a chance to put a serious, serious candidate
Speaker 2: in against this and we didn't do it.
Speaker 1: Well, we didn't.
Speaker 2: We didn't do it.
Speaker 3: I think Trump is I have no qualms with him
Speaker 3: being in that White House again. I can't wait for it.
Speaker 3: But you know, but unless unless we change, journalism is dead.
Speaker 3: Dana Bash, who did a decent job with Jay Tampler
Speaker 3: months ago, what she did to Kama House for eighteen minutes,
Speaker 3: tell us how you're gonna fix the economy.
Speaker 1: Tell us how you're gonna tell us, Never one fucking
Speaker 1: follow up, Just tell us your planted.
Speaker 2: It was a multiple choice test, exactly.
Speaker 1: She gave her four.
Speaker 2: I saw that it was an open book, multiple choices.
Speaker 3: It was like the TV show with riches filminhost be
Speaker 3: a millionaire, you want to call a friend, you want
Speaker 3: to you know, it was so easy for the past
Speaker 3: that and they staged it so horrible. She's all crumpled
Speaker 3: in the back of the table and camp On tim
Speaker 3: his towering over it was awful. But they thought she
Speaker 3: was sexsational, great speaker. I can't hear that. I can't
Speaker 3: hear people like that be so phony. It really gets
Speaker 3: me in a bad way. That's why I can't put
Speaker 3: on CNN on more than ten minutes. I see lies
Speaker 3: and I gotta go. I don't watch Hannity. I don't
Speaker 3: watch Kovudo. I don't like those guys either. They to me,
Speaker 3: they're well, Kovudo is more liberal than conservative, but Hannity's
Speaker 3: too much.
Speaker 1: At least.
Speaker 3: I hate Trump. So many of these guys I hated
Speaker 3: Trump ten years ago. Now they thought they love them.
Speaker 3: It bothers me, but we're facing.
Speaker 2: Sure, sure they do, so do half of the Republicans
Speaker 2: uh in Congress.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So anyway, this wasn't supposed to be politics as a bit.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about it.
Speaker 3: The airplane story that she brought up, it got me thinking,
Speaker 3: because I'm flying a lot, You've flown pretty much your
Speaker 3: whole life.
Speaker 1: This what's the story you You brought up a story
Speaker 1: that you want to talk about about an airplane? What
Speaker 1: the hell was it? It was dumb? Oh ship?
Speaker 2: It was the person getting booted off, yes, for having
Speaker 2: the Trump shirt. But this is so dumb all the
Speaker 2: way around. Well, first of all, did I I talked
Speaker 2: to you about the Trump store when I got to Florida.
Speaker 3: Well, as you mentioned, he went and got something for
Speaker 3: a friend. Yeah, I got was I got a shirt too.
Speaker 3: I didn't go to the store, and I on the Amazon.
Speaker 3: Oh not Amazon, but some company. It's Trump with the
Speaker 3: guy and ship. You know I did it. I don't
Speaker 3: know where I'll wear I will wear an airplane. I
Speaker 3: know that's problems, but you know I'll wear it somewhere.
Speaker 3: I don't know, maybe in Florida.
Speaker 2: Well I got I got Kenny the double middle finger.
Speaker 1: You miss it right?
Speaker 2: You know I bought him the visor with the fake
Speaker 2: Trump hair two and I got him. I got him
Speaker 2: these socks that that the socks actually have the fake
Speaker 2: Trump hair on the socks. It's very hysterical. But anyway,
Speaker 2: this person gets on a Delta flight and I don't
Speaker 2: even I don't get the shirt. You tell me if
Speaker 2: you get the shirt, because the shirt is essentially that
Speaker 2: same shirt I got Kenny. It's the black Trump's got
Speaker 2: the the sunglasses where it's the stars and stripes on
Speaker 2: the sunglasses. He's flashing the double birds, but on the
Speaker 2: bottom of it they've worked in the hoktua girl, Like.
Speaker 1: What is yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, this is what that means?
Speaker 1: What does it mean? You know?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, I no, no, no no, I know how
Speaker 1: how it pertains to Trump's shirt. I don't get that.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't either. It it says let me
Speaker 2: see what it says against uh uh. It's just bizarre,
Speaker 2: like who sold these and then who decided to buy them?
Speaker 3: It doesn't sound like a shirt that I'd see. I
Speaker 3: never saw one with hot two on the bottom. Now
Speaker 3: that this chick just signed a podcast deal with the
Speaker 3: one of the Paul brothers, it's a logan pole.
Speaker 1: She's got a podcast. Talk to him. People think this
Speaker 1: is gonna be a raging success. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. But cute kid, funny thing, great meme, great
Speaker 2: extended fifteen minutes of fame. But she's not. No, she
Speaker 2: can't do to do all of that anyway. I can't
Speaker 2: find what the instead he had a hop.
Speaker 1: To a that makes no sense to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't understand the double finger on an airplane.
Speaker 3: That's enough for a tending to say, that's got to
Speaker 3: be turned inside out. But then he put it on
Speaker 3: right side end or he was on the plane, and
Speaker 3: that got them really pissed off because he went against
Speaker 3: their word.
Speaker 1: If he kept it inside out, he would fly. But
Speaker 1: he flipped it again.
Speaker 2: Okay, but but but hang on for a second. This
Speaker 2: is a free country.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 2: Having a shirt with two middle fingers, I know it happens.
Speaker 2: I was on jury duty two years ago and a
Speaker 2: guy walked in with a shirt that said kill everyone now.
Speaker 2: He was trying to get out of jury duty. I
Speaker 2: thought it was brilliant. Kill kill everyone now. I mean,
Speaker 2: you can walk into a freaking court room with a
Speaker 2: kill everyone now, sure on, But you can't have a double,
Speaker 2: double barreled middle things from the airliner.
Speaker 3: The airlines have gotten crazy. They're going way beyond their
Speaker 3: means of getting people off flights. It's really scary now
Speaker 3: because there's not enough. There's not enough of those. What
Speaker 3: do you call the guys on the plane, the who
Speaker 3: have the guns. I can't think of the word. Now
Speaker 3: they're old, they're not there's no more that we used
Speaker 3: to have. After nine eleven.
Speaker 1: They're not.
Speaker 3: There's not as many air marshals as you would think.
Speaker 3: That was comforting in the early days after nine eleven.
Speaker 3: Now the flight attendants are in charge, and most of
Speaker 3: them are DEI hires. They're gay, they're from a different country.
Speaker 3: They don't give a fuck about America. They think we're insensitive,
Speaker 3: they think we're crude. And there's a lot of fights
Speaker 3: on airplanes now where attendants are going to people.
Speaker 1: People are getting too drunk.
Speaker 3: There was a flight I turned around the other day
Speaker 3: over the Atlantic Ocean on the way to Roam because
Speaker 3: the guy had diar rhere in his seat. It is see,
Speaker 3: not in the bathroom. He was loaded. Can't sell liquor
Speaker 3: anymore on the airplanes. You got to you gotta have
Speaker 3: a bracelet or something. The whole plane turns around going
Speaker 3: to Italy to land back of Kennedy because this diarrhea
Speaker 3: in an aisle.
Speaker 2: By the way, did that mean less time of people
Speaker 2: smelling the diarrhea? I think it's I think it probably
Speaker 2: total the same amount of miles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I thought of you with your puppy story,
Speaker 3: with the puppy sitting in the carrier case.
Speaker 1: You when you brought your puppies from upstate or Connecticut.
Speaker 3: Wherever it was, and you had to run into the
Speaker 3: bathroom clean a puppy off that he doesn't again.
Speaker 1: And that was a small plane.
Speaker 2: That it was a commuter flight from White Plains to Chicago.
Speaker 2: But this so, I guess. Delta's policy states that Delta
Speaker 2: can remove passengers from its flights when deemed necessary. Quote
Speaker 2: in Delta's sole discretion the passengers comfort or safety, for
Speaker 2: the comfort or safety of other passengers or Delta employees,
Speaker 2: or for the prevention of damage to the property of
Speaker 2: Delta or its passengers or employees. So okay, it was
Speaker 2: this flight attendant, Wendy's soul discretion that this moron who
Speaker 2: was wearing this shirt that didn't make any sense. That
Speaker 2: was a mashup of talk to a girl and Trump.
Speaker 2: But but they they had the person turn there, so
Speaker 2: they had this solved. Turn your shirt inside out they
Speaker 2: agreed to. They boarded with it inside out, and then
Speaker 2: before takeoff they decided to turn it right side yeah. Again,
Speaker 2: and that's when the del Delta police booted them.
Speaker 1: Well them off the plane.
Speaker 3: I'm meant casinos every day, the signs all over the
Speaker 3: place they reserve the right to get you out of
Speaker 3: the casino strictly for their own reasons.
Speaker 1: They don't know how to you, to explain it to you.
Speaker 3: You need to go. What do you mean you need
Speaker 3: to go? And that's it. It's the airlines like casinos.
Speaker 3: Now they can get rid of you in a second. Mean, well,
Speaker 3: you got pilots. It was that story not too long ago.
Speaker 3: The guy is in the coach ship co pilot seat.
Speaker 3: He took mushrooms before he flew. Oh my god, and
Speaker 3: he fucking took the try to nose dive the plane
Speaker 3: and they got under control, but the plane was dipping.
Speaker 3: People are screaming. I think a wing even scraped a mountain.
Speaker 3: They got it back up. In the end, they got
Speaker 3: the guy out of the cockpit. They tied him up,
Speaker 3: and now he's talking, well, I heard of the story
Speaker 3: that that part of the wing hit a piece of
Speaker 3: a mountain. That's how far, how so low they were
Speaker 3: before the other pilot got things under control and he
Speaker 3: wired he radio back, We got on the controllers out
Speaker 3: of the cockpit. Mean, while the guy's on interview saying, well,
Speaker 3: you know, I took mushrooms.
Speaker 1: Before, and he has a little evil smile. He has
Speaker 1: an evil smile to his face. I fucking listen. I
Speaker 1: don't know his background, I don't know how he was
Speaker 1: hard when he was hard.
Speaker 3: But you cannot do DEI in an operating room, a hospital,
Speaker 3: an airplane.
Speaker 1: Let's go down the line. Those are very damaging positions.
Speaker 1: To use DEI.
Speaker 2: Shrooms would be a no no for course pilot.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't do it if I was flying, forget forget
Speaker 3: commanding the controls.
Speaker 2: No, ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I haven't done them anyhow.
Speaker 3: I would just set it's I know people like that.
Speaker 2: You have to be you have to be in a
Speaker 2: safe place. I mean, did lars have to be somewhere
Speaker 2: where you know you can't hurt yourself or somebody else.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh But I made the mistake once of doing it
Speaker 2: in a a place where I could hurt myself and
Speaker 2: could hurt other people. And I did too, and did
Speaker 2: some unbelievably irresponsible things that just thank god I had it.
Speaker 3: I think that happened LSD on the Ocean Parkway coming
Speaker 3: round from Malibu the nightclub. It didn't hit me, So
Speaker 3: I'm driving home with a couple of friends and it
Speaker 3: hit me on the Ocean Parkway, the oceans on my right.
Speaker 3: There's construction lights to the left that were doing some
Speaker 3: work on the highway. And I felt like I was
Speaker 3: driving home on a roller coaster, and I'm petrified at
Speaker 3: roller coasters. All I see is the pounding ocean to
Speaker 3: my right, the lights blinking to my left. I thought
Speaker 3: I was driving a roller coaster home to West Island.
Speaker 3: It was horrible, my god, and I made it home.
Speaker 1: Stupid shit. Fucking do you the youth, our youth? But
Speaker 1: you were you were pretty good. I was.
Speaker 3: I got crazy in my in my late twenties, thirties,
Speaker 3: but you, you met, you got through things fine. You
Speaker 3: wouldn't You didn't do it. You didn't go two nuts.
Speaker 3: You're always smarter. You had a better head on your shoulders,
Speaker 3: and a lot of us did. But uh, I'm still standing.
Speaker 3: But by the grace of God, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great. I got crazier later, Yeah did some
Speaker 2: did some pretty stupid things later. But anyway, Uh, okay,
Speaker 2: I got a story that I gotta, I gotta. I
Speaker 2: couldn't blow. So this is all according to tmz oh.
Speaker 2: Now I've never I remembered. There was like a six
Speaker 2: my six hundred pound life or some.
Speaker 1: Show like all that.
Speaker 2: I still know there was a I didn't know there
Speaker 2: was one thousand pounds.
Speaker 1: Watch them. I checked them out once. Oh yeah, they're crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh you know about the thousand pounds. Okay, so do
Speaker 2: you know who Amy Slaton is?
Speaker 3: I know the two girls got their names. I forget
Speaker 3: their names. But at the two chicks, I know.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't know they were only two. So okay,
Speaker 2: so there are only two. This is one of them. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: she needed a stretcher after after cops say that she
Speaker 2: was bitten by a camel at at the had A
Speaker 2: Tennessee Zoo and she had she had her wound wrapped
Speaker 2: in a makeshift bandit. So TMZ, I guess bought the
Speaker 2: photos of this debacle. And so she's at the Tennessee
Speaker 2: Safari Park in Alamo, Tennessee, which I have no idea
Speaker 2: where Almo, Tennessee is no idea. And it looks like
Speaker 2: she's in pain and she's got this like turniquet, this
Speaker 2: clothing tourniquet on and folks who were there say they
Speaker 2: saw her, this Amy Slayton lady walking through the parking
Speaker 2: lot with a shirt ripped around her arm before the
Speaker 2: EMS workers got there, and then she ended up getting
Speaker 2: arrested after all of this because law enforcement found psychedelic
Speaker 2: mushrooms and pot in her car.
Speaker 3: Grahams are pot, a nice amount of pot, nice amount
Speaker 3: of weed, So I mean this shick. She has an
Speaker 3: appetite for weed and food and trouble. These sisters are crazy.
Speaker 3: I'm fascinated by people away this much and how they
Speaker 3: survive and live their lives. People feed them. They don't
Speaker 3: do this on their own. But this is a new
Speaker 3: low for the sisters. I never know they're into drugs.
Speaker 3: But then again, if you're this miserable in life, how
Speaker 3: else would you escape your life.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much they get paid to be
Speaker 1: on that show, but they have a miserable life.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I mean at that, at that weight,
Speaker 2: I don't survived. I don't think taking the these kind
Speaker 2: of drugs plus shit they have. This lady has kids,
Speaker 2: so she had two kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, ton't want to put a baby in that Listen. Look,
Speaker 3: she should be on Kennemy because Kenny Meye is a
Speaker 3: elephant tranquilizer and she certainly is the size of a
Speaker 3: young elephant put around Kennemy. This commercials Keademy is advertised
Speaker 3: on Instagram mail you get your Keatedemy kid in the mail.
Speaker 3: I wish Matt Perry was still around. He'd say don't
Speaker 3: do that by Keademen over the internet. This is insane,
Speaker 3: this world.
Speaker 2: So this story is so freaking stupid. So I know,
Speaker 2: so you know, this is one of those. There was
Speaker 2: one in New Jersey when we were kids. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you ever went to it. That was that
Speaker 2: was down by I forget what they called it, but
Speaker 2: it was near a Great Adventure. Maybe it was part
Speaker 2: of Great Adventure. No, no, no, this was a safari park.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I remember that. I forget the name, right,
Speaker 1: right right, I forget what it was called.
Speaker 2: But but this this is Tennessee Safari Park. It features
Speaker 2: a drive through safari and a walk through zoo where
Speaker 2: people pay to feed exotic animals, including camels and giraffes.
Speaker 2: So the cops say that that Amy was bitten by
Speaker 2: a camel, but one of the owners of Tennessee's Safari Park,
Speaker 2: this guy's name is John Conley, told TMZ quote there
Speaker 2: is no way she was bitten by one of the camels.
Speaker 2: And that cut above her elbow is not indicative of
Speaker 2: a camel bite because the skin is philade open and
Speaker 2: there's no bruised tissue. So this guy, I guess, is
Speaker 2: an expert on cameralself.
Speaker 3: When you hit by an animal or a human being,
Speaker 3: there's a black and blow around. It won't if they
Speaker 3: even break skin. If they don't break skin, there's a
Speaker 3: black and blue. Bites is tough.
Speaker 1: A camel bite. Camel's got big teeth. They'll hurt you.
Speaker 1: So uh.
Speaker 2: He says the park is thousands of guests each year
Speaker 2: and no one has ever been bitten by a camel,
Speaker 2: and that the zoo couldn't find any surveillance video to
Speaker 2: back up Amy's camel bite story.
Speaker 1: He also says he was blocking a camera.
Speaker 2: He also says Amy was unable to explain where in
Speaker 2: the park she was allegedly bitten. But you didn't know this.
Speaker 2: But I have invested some money on some stringers, and
Speaker 2: so we have everything is a bitch It Team reporters
Speaker 2: actually able to track down the camel for an exclusive interview,
Speaker 2: and the camel claims that Slayton quote charged it him, yeah,
Speaker 2: and took a bite out of him first.
Speaker 1: Believe that slowly.
Speaker 2: And I guess this camel is pretty lean. He looks
Speaker 2: to be in great shape. And he said, quote, look
Speaker 2: at me and look at her. Who do you think,
Speaker 2: bit who?
Speaker 1: That's a smart camil on his side.
Speaker 2: I think the it team has done a great job
Speaker 2: here and that there's no surveillance. The owner of the
Speaker 2: park says, nothing like that has ever happened before, and
Speaker 2: here we have it instead of, you know, right from
Speaker 2: the horse's mouth, we have it right from the camel's
Speaker 2: mouth that the story is bullshit. She charged him, and
Speaker 2: I think he makes a very strong point. Look at
Speaker 2: the two of them, who do you think bit who?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. I think obviously the camel got bit.
Speaker 3: This woman was insanely high. We all know what mushrooms
Speaker 3: or acid type drugs can do to you. Plus he's
Speaker 3: on weed. Weed is not the weed we tried in
Speaker 3: the seventies is very strong nowadays everybody's on gummies, it seems.
Speaker 3: But smoking weed is a different a different endeavor than
Speaker 3: it used to be in high school. Well, you know, powerful, I.
Speaker 2: Want to stay with you on that, and some of
Speaker 2: it go ahead, goes to the conversation we had before
Speaker 2: we started recording, but being in touch with a program
Speaker 2: that has twenty four kids at a time, all all men,
Speaker 2: young men like seventeen to twenty five that are that
Speaker 2: are in it, and talking to a lot of the
Speaker 2: therapists that work with these kids. This is a you know,
Speaker 2: a rehab facility, but a renowned one that isn't you know,
Speaker 2: isn't one of those Malibu deals.
Speaker 1: Right, And the.
Speaker 2: They are one hundred percent unified that the most dangerous
Speaker 2: thing being done now is all of the dope being
Speaker 2: smoked by these kids because the THHC levels are so
Speaker 2: frickin' high compared to what that it takes months to
Speaker 2: get the toxins out of the bodies of these kids
Speaker 2: that they they are walking zombies, many of them that
Speaker 2: become dependent on it, that are self medicating with it,
Speaker 2: that are using it to go to sleep, that are
Speaker 2: You've got all kinds of people in these states that
Speaker 2: have legalized it becoming dependent on it. But they're able
Speaker 2: to compartmentalize things. It's like I knew these these guys
Speaker 2: on my freshman floor that could could wake up, roll over,
Speaker 2: take a bong, hit and go to class. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I would just look at them.
Speaker 1: Like, what, I can't do that, Not a chance I
Speaker 1: can doing that club.
Speaker 2: But these guys did it every day and everything.
Speaker 1: It was a different lead.
Speaker 3: Look I see now, I understand from people my friends
Speaker 3: who live in New York. New York City smells like
Speaker 3: marijuana everywhere. Kids are vaping in school. My son tells
Speaker 3: me they all have vapes on them and they all
Speaker 3: go outside and take a hit, or the bathroom, what
Speaker 3: have you. It's easy in LA. The schools are outside.
Speaker 3: There's really no hallways. It's an epidemic. And I'm not
Speaker 3: the one who used to like to hear marijuana is
Speaker 3: a gateway drug.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: And I don't believe anybody who says you can be
Speaker 3: on it for thirty forty years and everything's fine. Some
Speaker 3: people do, okay, Bill Maher doesn't show any bad effects
Speaker 3: of having loved marijuana for all these years. My friend
Speaker 3: Johnny Boy, however, is like a catatonic vegetable in bed
Speaker 3: all day with his marijuana use. He's in his seventies.
Speaker 3: He's got other issues too, but it definitely.
Speaker 1: Look.
Speaker 3: I'll take a gummy to go to bed and they
Speaker 3: work great. I don't get up four times to pee.
Speaker 3: I have a good sleep. Once in a while, I'll
Speaker 3: try a half a dummy during the day, which is
Speaker 3: a seteea, which is a more of an upper I
Speaker 3: don't like the way I feel. I forget things I remember.
Speaker 3: I could be watching the show and I'll forget the plot.
Speaker 1: I go, this is fucking ridiculous. Who could live like this?
Speaker 1: And I literally have to stop the movie and go
Speaker 1: to the into them and go, what's this plot? Oh,
Speaker 1: that's the plot. That's the weed.
Speaker 3: There's something in the lead nowadays that's way stronger, and
Speaker 3: kids don't know what they get involved with.
Speaker 1: And not to mention this ventanlon lead. Now there's fentanel
Speaker 1: and everything.
Speaker 3: The days of just accepting a pill from your you're
Speaker 3: tired or I want to feel good. I told my kids,
Speaker 3: you can never accept the pill from a doctor. Yeah,
Speaker 3: from a pharmacy, not from a friend. I don't have
Speaker 3: a fuck with the excuses.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 3: It's death now, it's immediate death with fentanyl. They Quota
Speaker 3: got hundreds of pounds of fentlum bird Bank in his trunk.
Speaker 3: If it's in burd Bank, it's everywhere in the goddamn country.
Speaker 2: Well, it is everywhere in the cor I know, but
Speaker 2: absolutely is.
Speaker 3: The kids are dying, man, And what a kids see nowadays?
Speaker 3: We didn't see school shootings. Go look on Instagram. They
Speaker 3: run these videos of high school in the seventies, high
Speaker 3: school in the eighties.
Speaker 1: Every kid is smiling.
Speaker 3: Yeah they were bullies, Yeah they were issues, but we
Speaker 3: all got together, got along, We laughed, we cried, we
Speaker 3: won championships, we lost.
Speaker 1: It's a good looking.
Speaker 3: Uh, the view of what childhood was like now you
Speaker 3: look at us high school, it's completely I see kids
Speaker 3: walking to school when I take my son, it's a
Speaker 3: different child. They're different humans. I feel like they're just
Speaker 3: disconnected in a certain way. It heads you down in
Speaker 3: their phones. It's a different person, just closer to a
Speaker 3: robot than a human being.
Speaker 1: No, you're right, You're right.
Speaker 2: I mean it's it is. It is sad. But I
Speaker 2: you know, any anybody who's got kids coming into that age,
Speaker 2: I just keep them away from the pot. I mean,
Speaker 2: keep them away from.
Speaker 3: The alcohol is worse. I got to tell you alcohol,
Speaker 3: you think is my ever really gets a drink.
Speaker 1: I'm happy. I'm saying I'm drinking celebrate sorrow drink. That
Speaker 1: is a motherfucker and it sneaks up on you. I hadn't.
Speaker 3: I had a way to handle alcohol for decades. Didn't
Speaker 3: bug me one. I mean I functioned on it.
Speaker 1: That change.
Speaker 3: You get to a certain age and suddenly you're a
Speaker 3: different person. And people would tell me it's not hitting
Speaker 3: you right anymore. No, it's just you know, No, it
Speaker 3: got bad. Alcohol is worse than anything. I believe that's
Speaker 3: the biggest poison because it's so readily available. And you know,
Speaker 3: we used to try to get a beer from a
Speaker 3: guy with had Why do you throw a case of
Speaker 3: Schmid's Sense for us from Wren's beverage?
Speaker 1: And I was like, it was a fun thing. It
Speaker 1: ain't the waiting, and that's not the way to go anymore.
Speaker 2: No waiting, man, No, look, unless you can, unless you
Speaker 2: can do it in moderation, don't don't do it. I mean,
Speaker 2: I enjoy a glass of wine, maybe two, but.
Speaker 1: Two becomes six for me, two becomes six and I
Speaker 1: can't do that. I can't, No, no, you can't. No,
Speaker 1: that's done.
Speaker 2: All right, I got I got a I got a
Speaker 2: story for you. Out of France.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, all right, yeah, list say this.
Speaker 2: A french Man is accused of consistently drugging his wife
Speaker 2: over a decade long period and inviting dozens of men
Speaker 2: to rape her while she was unconscious. Dominique Pelico, who's
Speaker 2: seventy one, is set to go on trial in a
Speaker 2: Vignon I don't know if I pronounced that right French,
Speaker 2: along with fifty other men. He is accused of incouraging
Speaker 2: to rape his wife, Giselle, who is seventy two. The
Speaker 2: fifty one suspects are facing a trial in connection with
Speaker 2: the case. Authorities have reportedly alleged Gazelle was raped by
Speaker 2: eighty three different attackers and was assaulted at least ninety
Speaker 2: two times, according to The Times. Evidence of the alleged
Speaker 2: rapes was discovered in twenty twenty when police seized her
Speaker 2: husband's phones, cameras and electronic devices after he was accused
Speaker 2: of having filmed up the skirts of three women in supermarkets.
Speaker 2: I know, just shit, time out for one second, just
Speaker 2: too much. But let's just take a little bit of
Speaker 2: a detour for a second. What what the hell do
Speaker 2: you see up the skirt of a woman in a
Speaker 2: supermo What the hell does that even look like?
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 3: That was a thing that was in schools, people would
Speaker 3: put mirrors on their on their sneaker or a reflective
Speaker 3: surface and put their foot underneath the girl's skirt while
Speaker 3: she's sitting or standing and you can get an upshot.
Speaker 3: I don't know who's turned on by this creepy shit,
Speaker 3: but that's always been something that's happened here and there
Speaker 3: sick o people. But this guy, this woman wasn't raped
Speaker 3: at seventy one. She was ready years ago.
Speaker 2: Were all these men Ken Kenny's walking in right now?
Speaker 1: Oh good, because he turned on by the story.
Speaker 2: He'd probably be turned on by this story.
Speaker 1: This poor woman.
Speaker 2: We're talking about some French guy who had what was
Speaker 2: the total number two was drugging his wife and had
Speaker 2: well that the time says that it was ninety two,
Speaker 2: but had at least fifty one different men rape her
Speaker 2: while she was unconscious over a decade long period. So
Speaker 2: he was drugging her and then inviting people to come
Speaker 2: in and rape her. So so anyway, but ag, okay,
Speaker 2: that's that's weird as as as hell putting the mirror
Speaker 2: on your shoe. But wait a minute, but now we're
Speaker 2: talking about people taking pictures. Yeah here, so you know
Speaker 2: you don't have a you're not you're not maxwell smart.
Speaker 2: You don't have a shoe phone taking the taking the picture.
Speaker 2: So you're having to get your phone into a position
Speaker 2: where you're snapping a photo up someone's skirt in a
Speaker 2: supermarket and maybe the flash goes off.
Speaker 1: I get.
Speaker 2: I just don't. I don't know what could possibly be
Speaker 2: exciting about that.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't need to see a woman, you know, panties
Speaker 3: or if she's not rantings. It's not excitable to me
Speaker 3: at all. But in the old days, it was a
Speaker 3: mirror on the sneaker. Now at iPhones is easy. Don't
Speaker 3: click behind someone in the supermarket, boon't click. It's cross.
Speaker 3: Women go through such shit, you know, they go through
Speaker 3: horrible shit. But this woman, this I mean, I heard
Speaker 3: guys have kinks, but to videotape your wife. I've read
Speaker 3: so many stories about a man. There's plenty of people
Speaker 3: who introduced someone new in the bedroom and they get
Speaker 3: off on that. You know, there's a couple of actors
Speaker 3: who've done it. One actress got her her husband, Jason Biggs,
Speaker 3: a few prostitutes for there. All right, I didn't performer.
Speaker 3: So people have the kinks, But this is a sickness.
Speaker 3: This guy needs to be in jail, and he will
Speaker 3: be in jail.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. And then the videotape your wife
Speaker 1: getting hammered while she's out. Yeap, No, he should die,
Speaker 1: he should tazy.
Speaker 2: Well they're going to put this guy away for a
Speaker 2: long time. Well this is a first we're getting. We're
Speaker 2: getting marvined.
Speaker 1: Oh really I heard I hear his voice in the background.
Speaker 2: I mean Kenny's office. I've taken over and here all
Speaker 2: day doing a number of different shows, and he's got
Speaker 2: to get on a contract file. So we're we are
Speaker 2: being uh, we are being Martin Marvin.
Speaker 1: So we got to poker. I got I got poker
Speaker 1: in like a half hour two so.
Speaker 2: We got a solid forty five. And uh but folks,
Speaker 2: we uh, we've got some announcements that we'll be making
Speaker 2: in the next week or two where we're going to
Speaker 2: be a lot more active on the free feed here
Speaker 2: with with a number of different things coming. So look
Speaker 2: forward to that. We'll be telling you more next time
Speaker 2: we are together. And uh, that's it, dude. Great a
Speaker 2: great catch up earlier as well.
Speaker 1: Very good.
Speaker 3: I'll see you hopefully I'll be down here in a
Speaker 3: relat show uperiod of time, I'll keep you up to
Speaker 3: press on that.
Speaker 2: We'll work it out.
Speaker 1: Thanks Fuys, Thanks Buddy Chee, you lead