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Speaker 2: Definitely all right. Yesterday the Carmelo Anthony trials started.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's going on.
Speaker 1: Not a ton of informations come out so far, but
Speaker 1: it's definitely giving me OJ vibes.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. It's the battle of how many black
Speaker 2: people can you get on the jury. I think the
Speaker 2: whole battle is one with how many black people you
Speaker 2: can get on the jury.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and obviously he should just be found guilty, no
Speaker 1: questions asked.
Speaker 2: It's not even hard. Yeah, it's not a self defense
Speaker 2: scenario at the track meet and then you sprint away
Speaker 2: with a bloody knife. It's not really what you do
Speaker 2: when you stand your ground, right.
Speaker 1: But so if he is found guilty, I think there's
Speaker 1: gonna actually be protests because black people should be allowed
Speaker 1: to murder and get let out like everyone else. Why
Speaker 1: is he treated differently than other black people who just
Speaker 1: get released when they kill somebody.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I think there was some initial
Speaker 2: you win black people, matt At cops killing them that
Speaker 2: we saw with like Ferguson and all those kind of
Speaker 2: steps that culminated in George Floyd. I don't think they're
Speaker 2: that motivated anymore. And I think the George Floyd was
Speaker 2: elevated by white liberals, So.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if they really have that power anymore.
Speaker 4: That destroyed the city.
Speaker 2: You know, a foot locker might get bransacked a couple
Speaker 2: things like that, but the sustained grievance protesting, I don't
Speaker 2: think they have it in them. But we'll see, we'll
Speaker 2: see soon enough we'll see. All it takes is for
Speaker 2: one jur Yeah.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our first main story of
Speaker 1: the day. Google is releasing mosquitoes in California and Florida.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're planning to release up to thirty two million
Speaker 2: mosquitos in both those states to help fight diseases. And
Speaker 2: the gist of it is, rather than releasing biting insects,
Speaker 2: the company plans to release male mosquitos infected with Wolbachia,
Speaker 2: a naturally occurring bacteria. When the affected infected mate with
Speaker 2: wild female mosquitos, the offspring do not survive, helping suppress
Speaker 2: mosquito populations over time. That sounds good.
Speaker 1: That sounds good, But it's also Google releasing mosquitos. No
Speaker 1: one really voted for that or agreed to it or
Speaker 1: consented to it. They're just gonna do it because they
Speaker 1: know best and maybe we can trust them.
Speaker 4: Well, wouldn't the.
Speaker 2: Department of Wildlife of Florida and California? You know the
Speaker 2: fact that Florida said yes leads me to believe it's
Speaker 2: that it's okay, because I mean, this is kind of
Speaker 2: I was waiting to have this confrontation with you.
Speaker 4: Not confrontation, but like, we can manipulate nature.
Speaker 2: We do have the power to like plot things and
Speaker 2: make things better for us, and I wish we would
Speaker 2: use some of that energy on the tics. But like,
Speaker 2: you're right that it is Megacorp scary like and bad
Speaker 2: Bill Gates with all his weird African intentions. It gets
Speaker 2: mixed and then we kind of become suspicious of the
Speaker 2: good stuff, right hopefully, Yeah, And so it's probably maybe good.
Speaker 2: There's two sides to the coin here, and I'm like, look,
Speaker 2: can we not do anything?
Speaker 4: Can we not play God?
Speaker 5: Ever?
Speaker 2: Because I like to play.
Speaker 1: I just think it's weird when Google's doing it. And
Speaker 1: like I live in Florida. No one asked me, Hey,
Speaker 1: you cool with Google releasing modified mosquitoes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: I think this has been going on for a while
Speaker 2: though they've been experimenting on it all right, But we
Speaker 2: do have a natural solution for you guys, if you
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Speaker 2: then drop in A BTI dunk, also known as Bacillis
Speaker 2: Thurring genus israelinissis sold at any hardware store as mosquito dunks,
Speaker 2: about ten dollars for six. Mosquitoes are powerfully attracted to
Speaker 2: fermenting water and will lay their eggs in your bucket.
Speaker 2: BTI is a naturally occurring soil bacterium that produces a
Speaker 2: toxin that kills mosquito, backfly and fungus nat larvae. Only there,
Speaker 2: you go, yeah.
Speaker 1: So you guys can do that, gets rid of the mosquitos.
Speaker 1: I also have like a solar powered bug zapper in
Speaker 1: my yard, and that's pretty good. It feels good to
Speaker 1: hear him go, yeah, yeah, just pops the zaps.
Speaker 2: I hate mosquitos and tics, and we should be doing
Speaker 2: as much as we can. And I don't think it
Speaker 2: really affects all that much because there's such an abundance
Speaker 2: of them, right, Yeah, that we can take a fifty
Speaker 2: percent down. Yeah, that would be nice.
Speaker 1: My solar powered zapper says it does a full acre
Speaker 1: of mosquitoes, but I don't understand how that works. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, let's get to our next story. This next
Speaker 1: one's pretty crazy. Uh, it is the story of the
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Speaker 2: All right, we have a crazy story.
Speaker 1: The Illinois Senate just passed a new legislation that is
Speaker 1: backwards and upside down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Illinois Senate just passed legislation allowing out of
Speaker 2: state illegal immigrants to receive in state tuition rates at
Speaker 2: all Illinois public universities. According to an update from Illinois
Speaker 2: state Senator Andrew Chesney, the vote thirty eight yes, all Democrats,
Speaker 2: nineteen to no, all Republicans. Illinois taxpayers will be responsible
Speaker 2: for funding this measure through increased taxes, and Chesney says,
Speaker 2: you can't make this stuff up and et cetera. So
Speaker 2: out of state illegals, they're already out of country and
Speaker 2: now Illinois wants them right.
Speaker 1: And it's backwards and upside down because not only should
Speaker 1: the illegals not be going to colleges at all, they're
Speaker 1: going to colleges and getting better rates than American students
Speaker 1: who are out of state.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you're from Michigan and want to go to
Speaker 2: the University of Illinois A, you're already competing with thousands
Speaker 2: of Chinese international students. That kind of I don't know
Speaker 2: if we cover that on the show, but University of
Speaker 2: Illinois is like China and India school and now they're
Speaker 2: opening it up to the illegals.
Speaker 1: Great, so better opportunities for illegals than American students.
Speaker 2: But again, this is just one of those things where
Speaker 2: it's like, well, when you put out a lightning rod,
Speaker 2: lightning's going to hit it. And so like Illinois with
Speaker 2: all their shit policies, they're going to continue to get worse,
Speaker 2: and then other states are going to ascend and it's
Speaker 2: going to become one of those. More people flee and
Speaker 2: your tax space is gone. So if you're in Illinois,
Speaker 2: just kind of pay attention. What else, Oh, they're making
Speaker 2: this shittyer. They're making that shittier. I get to pay more.
Speaker 2: You know, we're at that point there are team takeovers.
Speaker 2: Those are fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brandon Johnson's not stopping those.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so it's just one of those like the
Speaker 2: Tale of Two States, that's going to be a story
Speaker 2: going forward basically more than ever, Like the polarization in
Speaker 2: America is being represented through states actions and you get
Speaker 2: to see who's doing what. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I feel bad for the.
Speaker 2: Purple States though, because they're swinging back and forth like Illinois.
Speaker 4: If you know what Illinois about, you know it's going
Speaker 4: like this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very true.
Speaker 1: And obviously, not only are our students needing to compete
Speaker 1: with foreign born Obviously the job market is a mess.
Speaker 1: We have some crazy stats about foreign born people getting jobs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, foreign born workers have accounted for more than half
Speaker 2: of US labor force growth since two thousand and seven,
Speaker 2: according to analyzes of BLS data.
Speaker 4: So of the growth, half of that goes to foreigners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we have another stat.
Speaker 1: This stat's a little confusing, but it's basically nine out
Speaker 1: of ten of every new job created post COVID.
Speaker 2: Has gone to a foreign born person. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I asked Groc if this was true because it
Speaker 1: seems so crazy, and he said it's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the foreign born jobs gained was four point
Speaker 2: three million and the native born jobs gained was four
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy one thousand.
Speaker 4: So you can see it's kind of like a ten.
Speaker 2: X to ten x. Yeah, absolutely nuts. Yeah, so a
Speaker 2: crime has been committed against you all without a vote.
Speaker 2: You know, nobody really did it. You just voted for
Speaker 2: Democrats and then they did it. And even some right
Speaker 2: wingers like the Koch brothers or conservatives so called, who
Speaker 2: like the cheap labor. But you know it's happening now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there's a lot that just needs to be undone.
Speaker 1: Right, very true. That's gonna take us to our fraud section.
Speaker 1: Doctor Oz has an update from Minnesota. There was a
Speaker 1: twenty one million dollar fraud scheme that got exposed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these are the foreign born people who don't want
Speaker 2: to work. So this is the other side of it.
Speaker 2: And this story we kind of like missed this last week.
Speaker 2: But it's just like a mugshot of two Somali women
Speaker 2: with twenty one million in fraud. But doctor Oz has
Speaker 2: some shit that kind of makes it worth covering.
Speaker 6: You got it right.
Speaker 7: And their mother and a daughter by the way, and
Speaker 7: they would often pay moms to lie that their children
Speaker 7: had autis, and in that community these kinds of behaviors
Speaker 7: were accepted. Well, this is a much bigger problem for
Speaker 7: the country. These programs, especially in Medicaid, were designed sort
Speaker 7: of on the honor system.
Speaker 4: You were asking.
Speaker 7: People to pay for things your family would normally do
Speaker 7: for you, and so you assumed they would take advantage
Speaker 7: of the system once in a while.
Speaker 4: Would be very rare.
Speaker 7: So this is a good example of autism where we've
Speaker 7: taken an ailment, a tragic condition for many families that
Speaker 7: they're struggling financially to cope with. And they were supposed
Speaker 7: to cost three million bucks four million bucks, not supposed
Speaker 7: to cost four hundred million dollars. And it doesn't get
Speaker 7: there unless you actually do people in the thinking it's real.
Speaker 1: So there you go, Like you said, kickbacks were involved
Speaker 1: with the mothers of the children who claim to have autism,
Speaker 1: and apparently it's part of a broader crime ring because
Speaker 1: state workers were supposed to be the ones who verify
Speaker 1: these claims, and then they all got verified and then
Speaker 1: the money was all sent. So you have to assume
Speaker 1: that state workers were in on it to getting some
Speaker 1: kickbacks as w Well, yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Then that's why when we were talking about Tim Waltz's
Speaker 2: last episode where he said, what about white people watching
Speaker 2: white people? Like the broader Somali community was involved in
Speaker 2: this and they're not on paper doing anything crazy. But
Speaker 2: if you're willing to commit fraud for five hundred bucks
Speaker 2: or whatever the kickback was so that someone could milk
Speaker 2: your kid's body in Medicare for thousands and thousands and
Speaker 2: thousands of dollars, then yeah, you're culpable. This is a
Speaker 2: community thing, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how I see it too, And I actually
Speaker 1: have an idea to help solve some of the Minnesota
Speaker 1: fraud stuff. We should have dose people go to Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: right and you find every Somali with a BMW, a Mercedes,
Speaker 1: a Tesla, or a range.
Speaker 2: Rover, any car over forty grand pretty much. And then
Speaker 2: you do economic stopping frisk.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: And if you think about it, for every Somali that
Speaker 1: acquired the range Rover, honestly, huh, there's probably one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty to two hundred Somalis with range rovers that
Speaker 1: are doing fraud. Yeah, it's not even a fair rate
Speaker 1: because back in the day and when Giuliani did it
Speaker 1: in New York, it's like, all right, like four out
Speaker 1: of ten people had an illegal gun or drugs or something.
Speaker 1: I think you're at like nine point nine out of ten.
Speaker 2: Yeah, financial stopping frisk, I don't think anyone's ever done
Speaker 2: that before. Modern problems require modern solutions.
Speaker 1: I heard it here first, and I found this tweet
Speaker 1: replying to the Minnesota fraud story. I thought was really
Speaker 1: insightful because it shows how hard it is to get actual.
Speaker 2: Funding for normal Americans. Yeah, families have to regularly sue
Speaker 2: school districts to get necessary services because they can't get
Speaker 2: an accurate assessment of their child's issues in services needed.
Speaker 2: Yet these people receive diagnoses and services over twenty million
Speaker 2: based on what the moms alone said incredible, So they
Speaker 2: took their word their foreign language English as a second
Speaker 2: language word for it.
Speaker 1: You swear yeah yeah, yeah yeah, maybe you send yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: So that's not good. And we have a bunch of
Speaker 1: other fraud to get to as well. There is an
Speaker 1: ebt scam. This is something we've kind of covered before,
Speaker 1: but it's another example of people using EBT to get
Speaker 1: products to use those products in stores.
Speaker 8: Right now, we're in one of many stores in the
Speaker 8: Dominican Republic that are stocked with food paid for in
Speaker 8: the United States, with food stamps sent here on a
Speaker 8: boat in a blue barrel put in these little bodega
Speaker 8: stores sold here, and it's all being paid for by you,
Speaker 8: the American taxpayers.
Speaker 2: Fifty pound bags of rice that are going to get
Speaker 2: shipped back to Santa Domingo. Oh shit, These.
Speaker 9: Big giant refrigerator boxes in fifty five gallon Daryl drums
Speaker 9: being filled up with food.
Speaker 2: Is so much fraud going on in this one city. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not even funny. So there you go. That was
Speaker 2: from muckraker and they have a whole like sixteen minute
Speaker 2: video on it. But we had been discussing the blue
Speaker 2: barrels and how kind of recent refugees always send it
Speaker 2: back to their family. And I didn't realize that we
Speaker 2: were funding bodegas and corner stores with it too. I
Speaker 2: thought it was for personal consumption, mostly some international investments
Speaker 2: from US. Yeah, I didn't know we had exposure to
Speaker 2: Dominican bodega. We should be getting our check any day now.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's kind of it. And it's like our
Speaker 2: tax dollars are funding an entire economy of some like
Speaker 2: random Caribbean nation, right, crazy, so disgusting, And it's just
Speaker 2: another thing like you keep digging, scratching the surface, and
Speaker 2: you get the easy Somalis first, and then who's actually
Speaker 2: smart scamming us? There's got to be some Russians, some Albanians,
Speaker 2: some certain types of ethnic people who are like a
Speaker 2: little bit higher IQ. Yeah, and they're probably gutting us
Speaker 2: real quietly. Yeah, very true. All right, let's get to
Speaker 2: our next story. This one's out in New York City.
Speaker 2: Wait to hear how much it costs to replace two
Speaker 2: water fountains. Yeah, what is really breaking America? Two drinking
Speaker 2: fountains for three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars sounds
Speaker 2: like Ottawa, and it says replacing two drinking fountains in
Speaker 2: Riverside Park costs three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: and take three years from funding to completion with the
Speaker 2: system working as designed.
Speaker 1: So there you go, three hundred and seventy five K
Speaker 1: for two water fountains three years from now, and in that.
Speaker 2: Same amount of time. It sounds like a joke, it
Speaker 2: really does, Like what, all right, what's your timeline?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We could probably get this up next week, three years
Speaker 2: and like half a million dollars.
Speaker 1: And then three years will go by and then it'll
Speaker 1: never happen and then that money's gone. They're gonna go,
Speaker 1: all right, we gotta pay five hundred k for this
Speaker 1: guy to do it in two years?
Speaker 2: Yeah, or like a new mayor comes in, like something
Speaker 2: happens that kind of knocks it off its course and
Speaker 2: it's like, WHOA, never mind. I have a feeling the
Speaker 2: money's gone already.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And what is replacing a water fountain if it's
Speaker 1: already hooked up with pipes? All you have to do
Speaker 1: is what do a cement mold?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And you put a little button in it. I could
Speaker 1: probably do that for ten grand.
Speaker 2: You need ten union guys there, six of them are
Speaker 2: standing around.
Speaker 4: They all donate to the Democrats. It all comes back.
Speaker 1: We do five hours, We do five minutes of work
Speaker 1: every week for three years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, five minutes at a time.
Speaker 1: And then in that same amount of time three years,
Speaker 1: China built a bridge through the mountains.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't know if that was the smartest.
Speaker 2: He blew up the mountain. You could have gone around.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm not a Chinese engineer, so I can't comment on it.
Speaker 2: They get it done at least. Yeah. All right, let's
Speaker 2: get into our migrant section.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Our first story is out of Virginia. We have a
Speaker 1: few examples out of Virginia, actually, but there was an
Speaker 1: illegal migrant rapist who was released and then he assaulted again.
Speaker 10: Records showed me that he was arrested on May nineteenth
Speaker 10: in Fairfax County on five charges, including a felony, but
Speaker 10: only three days later he was back on the street
Speaker 10: and allegedly assaulted a woman. So this is just a
Speaker 10: really concerning, a disturbing situation that we're telling you about
Speaker 10: this morning.
Speaker 11: Take a look here.
Speaker 10: The suspect on your screen twenty five year old Crystal
Speaker 10: Balvasquez Sanchez. Arlington police say he inappropriately approached a woman
Speaker 10: in a parking garage stairwell about ten days ago. Another
Speaker 10: person was there to step in and help her, and
Speaker 10: then he ran away before investigators found and a in
Speaker 10: three days later.
Speaker 12: So here's a look.
Speaker 1: So that's who they're protecting. And if you say anything,
Speaker 1: I guess what you hate brown people?
Speaker 4: Yeah, honestly, just yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Don't even understand.
Speaker 1: I mean I understand, but like what in if you
Speaker 1: were a Democrat, you'd be like, all right, we gotta
Speaker 1: lock this guy up.
Speaker 2: The other ones.
Speaker 1: We can let them go to school, we can give
Speaker 1: him money, we can give MEBT, we can protect him,
Speaker 1: but like the rapist, we have to actually lock him up.
Speaker 2: They release him too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we do have to take r L's right.
Speaker 2: This could embarrass us politically, but they don't even factor
Speaker 2: that in, which is the interesting part, Like the political
Speaker 2: humiliation factor should matter to them, Like they don't care
Speaker 2: about the girl who was in the stairwell and sees
Speaker 2: the Carlos Vasquez Vasquez coming down lunging like this, But
Speaker 2: you'd think they would at least be embarrassed, politically enough
Speaker 2: to do something about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then like we know, the whole Democrat plan
Speaker 1: is they're gonna give amnesty and then everyone's gonna vote
Speaker 1: and they're gonna win the elections. And that takes like
Speaker 1: millions of people. Yeah, you'd think maybe you.
Speaker 2: Just let the rapist get arrested, deported. Do you need him?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna die on this hill, you know, let's
Speaker 2: do it quietly, Let's not try to draw attention, sit
Speaker 2: for the vote.
Speaker 1: And we've been covering Virginia for weeks at this point,
Speaker 1: and that was span Berger.
Speaker 2: That was like because of the Virginia election, which, again,
Speaker 2: who did we run in that election? The black Jamaican
Speaker 2: woman who sears who never had win some seers who
Speaker 2: never had a fucking shot. Yeah, so like and I
Speaker 2: actually just saw they're running just some random white guy
Speaker 2: in Michigan for Senate and his name's like Mike Rogers
Speaker 2: or something, and it's like, give.
Speaker 4: Me ten of him.
Speaker 2: We don't need to play the diversity game, right, So
Speaker 2: we're trying to win elections, so illegals don't rape your
Speaker 2: someone you love, right, Yeah, after being let out and
Speaker 2: we've been covering all of the crime and repeat offenders
Speaker 2: and illegal crime in Virginia. We have like a one, two, three,
Speaker 2: four headlines here can you kind of give him a
Speaker 2: fast read? Yeah, woman attacked while waiting for ride share
Speaker 2: in Arlington. A legal immigrant arrested there. He is a
Speaker 2: legal immigrant accused of child caught by ICE after release
Speaker 2: in Fairfax County. So that's a guy who Ice had
Speaker 2: to go and find this guy who we just showed
Speaker 2: you on the video.
Speaker 4: And then here's the last one.
Speaker 2: How Fairfax County bus stops stabbing suspect avoided jail and deportation.
Speaker 2: Abdul Ja Law had been arrested several times and was
Speaker 2: the subject of an ICE order of removal before police
Speaker 2: say he stabbed Stephanie Minter to death at a bus
Speaker 2: stop on Richmond Highway. So Virginia is getting a little dark, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it is. And that's kind of the result of these policies.
Speaker 2: You know that you think, oh, it's no consequences. You
Speaker 2: can't get your guns anymore the same you used to.
Speaker 2: And the repeat defenders just get released. They were already
Speaker 2: getting released, but now they're illegal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you they're really going to crack down and
Speaker 1: make sure you don't have a gun to defend yourself.
Speaker 2: For all these released repeat offenders, what do you do
Speaker 2: with that tiki torch? Is that for the mosquitoes?
Speaker 4: Or are you on your way somewhere?
Speaker 1: And we have a ton of other examples. This is
Speaker 1: happening weekly across the country. We have one here a
Speaker 1: man got arrested in a triple homicide who was illegal
Speaker 1: California and her daughter.
Speaker 5: And my cousin, her son.
Speaker 14: Path family members of those three victims waited together outside
Speaker 14: of this crime scene as they learned what happened to
Speaker 14: their loved ones.
Speaker 11: They heard the whole family as three people, three loved ones.
Speaker 14: Modesto police say two women, a twenty three year old
Speaker 14: and a fifty four year old were found stabbed to
Speaker 14: death at a home near Thrasher and Monterey Avenues. A
Speaker 14: baby was also stabbed and taken to the hospital where
Speaker 14: they died.
Speaker 2: The baby was an illegal ice detainer, an illegal with
Speaker 2: an ice detainer that was ignored. Does a triple homicide
Speaker 2: in California? Classic and there's no bits. It's not that
Speaker 2: funny funny guys show.
Speaker 4: It's just fucking.
Speaker 1: Murder, right, horrible. Yeah, every week it's crazy and it's sad.
Speaker 1: And the Democrats have the high ground though, because they're
Speaker 1: looking out for these people. There's no illegal people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's what no illegal people do. And then we
Speaker 1: have another guy. This murder was stabbing from twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: but he just got acquitted due to insanity and he.
Speaker 2: Was a migrant with twenty eight prior arrests. So Seattle, Virginia, California.
Speaker 2: It's happening in the states. But then, you know, we
Speaker 2: can't control it these sister states or whatever. There's no
Speaker 2: checkpoint to get to Florida. We just saw the Haitian
Speaker 2: guy machete chop a woman in Florida. There's not much
Speaker 2: we can do to control it once these shitty states
Speaker 2: are in and that's why we need the federal government
Speaker 2: to actually hammer these states. I don't understand why they're
Speaker 2: not cutting deals with like both private and public prisons
Speaker 2: to be like, all right, anybody you're releasing, I'm going
Speaker 2: to stop and frisk them id wise to see if
Speaker 2: they're a citizen. Right, Yeah, we need to be camping
Speaker 2: out outside of these that's a good idea.
Speaker 1: And another resource that illegals take advantage of is our
Speaker 1: medical facilities and our hospitals. And we actually have a
Speaker 1: breakdown here from someone who knows it really well about
Speaker 1: why you don't hear too much about it because the
Speaker 1: people who work at the hospitals are required to not talk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm not going to read it at all,
Speaker 2: but it kind of dawned on me that we're missing
Speaker 2: an entire vertical of like urban decay and migrant section
Speaker 2: just because of the way hospitals are run. This guy
Speaker 2: says there's a kind of soft professional conspiracy in America
Speaker 2: to hide from view the underclass that consumes most of
Speaker 2: the time and resources of public systems with their senseless
Speaker 2: self inflicted problems, Particularly in healthcare. In the social media era,
Speaker 2: you'd think it would be easy for gossip to spread
Speaker 2: about low life medical conditions and social problems that healthcare
Speaker 2: workers encounter every day. This has been effectively suppressed by
Speaker 2: extreme interpretation of patient privacy laws against workers speech. Healthcare
Speaker 2: workers are frequently seen on social media complaining about the
Speaker 2: policy of silence that is drilled into them and its
Speaker 2: implication for keeping certain topics out of public discussion. A
Speaker 2: recurring type of video is a worker saying there are
Speaker 2: things we see kinds of people we deal with that
Speaker 2: would be so shocking or unknown to the general public,
Speaker 2: and everyone else with this job knows what I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: and everyone also knows the extreme degree. We're told not
Speaker 2: to talk about it or we get fired and I'm.
Speaker 4: Gonna stop reading it there.
Speaker 2: But that's just kind of to make the broader point,
Speaker 2: like there's an entire industry of urban decay and migrant
Speaker 2: an entire vertical that we aren't allowed to see because
Speaker 2: like a doctor, you know, obviously someone at the Little
Speaker 2: Caesar's when it's looking like a brawl is coming up,
Speaker 2: they're gonna pull out the phone. The doctors who have
Speaker 2: to follow Hippa, they don't get that same luxury. They
Speaker 2: just go, ah, this guy abusing the system, his fourth
Speaker 2: oda of the week, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, it's crazy that the stuff that happens in
Speaker 1: the hospitals is just like siloed off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just like, oh, only you and I
Speaker 2: saw it. No one's ever going to hear about this again.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, and you have to like have a doctor
Speaker 2: who tells you stories about it because otherwise and even
Speaker 2: then they I get in trouble if you broadcast it
Speaker 2: or do some sort of identifying thing where you can
Speaker 2: trace it back to them.
Speaker 1: And we know that the illegals go to the emergency
Speaker 1: room for normal routine health stuff. Yeah, so that's probably
Speaker 1: part of it. And I'm sure there's a lot of
Speaker 1: repeat offenders and drug addicts and the stories that they
Speaker 1: have aren't told either.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you never saw a bill from the hospital,
Speaker 2: you'd probably go. If you had a tickle in your throat,
Speaker 2: you'd probably go at the smallest thing, like, oh man,
Speaker 2: I nailed my hand again, I better go hospital if
Speaker 2: they get out, Like that's what I'm saying. So it's
Speaker 2: crazy that it's kind of hidden from our view and
Speaker 2: I feel stupid, Like I feel dumb that I'm like, huh,
Speaker 2: we don't have much. Every once in a while we'll
Speaker 2: get a hospital video of like the doctor's saying you
Speaker 2: need to leave, and it's filmed by someone from the
Speaker 2: public who doesn't have those same hippa laws applying to them.
Speaker 4: So I feel kind of stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like we do.
Speaker 4: Whoa haven't had an herban decay from the hospital recently.
Speaker 1: We had to dig into it. And if you guys
Speaker 1: have any tips or inside knowledge. Send it to us
Speaker 1: and we will protect your identity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're kind of like backing into it by like
Speaker 2: budgets and things that the hospital have spent money on,
Speaker 2: and you don't get a.
Speaker 4: Really clear picture. So I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Our next story is back to Virginia again. There was
Speaker 1: a deadly bus crash with a Chinese driver.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The bus driver in deadly Virginia crash charged with
Speaker 2: involuntary manslaughter. The driver, Jing s Dong, who also suffered
Speaker 2: injuries from the crash, was charged with two counts of
Speaker 2: involuntary manslaughter, with additional charges pending. Police said the incident
Speaker 2: on Friday morning began when Dong failed to slow for
Speaker 2: traffic on I ninety five and hit a Chevy suburban
Speaker 2: that plowed into other cars, igniting one on fire. And
Speaker 2: apparently there is enough evidence to suggest that Dong was
Speaker 2: driving in a criminally negligent manner. The prosecutor said. The
Speaker 2: investigation is ongoing, but he was arrested and he was
Speaker 2: traveling at a high rate of speed and I think
Speaker 2: five people total died. Yeah, and here's some pictures of
Speaker 2: the bus. The bus obviously survived it, but the car
Speaker 2: the burnt out husk of a car. And apparently this
Speaker 2: guy kind of barely spoke English Chinese guy. So it's
Speaker 2: just another one of those things shouldn't have ever been
Speaker 2: behind the wheel. You get on the bus and you
Speaker 2: go huh hello, hello sir, and he goes Heao.
Speaker 4: You kind of go okay, you step away from the bus.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a joke, and like you can get
Speaker 2: away with it most times, but if you're gonna get
Speaker 2: in a deadly crash, it's probably in the guy who
Speaker 2: can't communicate with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, hey, sir, you're a good driver, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, we're.
Speaker 2: Going to Fairfax, right, Yeah, you need a verbal you're
Speaker 2: waiting for him to reply.
Speaker 1: That problem is it's like he's Asian. Yeah, Asian drivers
Speaker 1: obviously aren't the best, and then foreign Asian drivers it's
Speaker 1: basically a death machine. And then we've been cracking down
Speaker 1: on illegals with CDL licenses. And then there was a
Speaker 1: headline that came out locally in Indiana. I believe that
Speaker 1: I just thought was retarded.
Speaker 2: Yeah, backwards headline. It says about two thousand immigrants lost
Speaker 2: their jobs in Indiana due to stricter CDL license requirements,
Speaker 2: creating an effect where families can't pay mortgages or feed
Speaker 2: their children. The Immigrant Welcome Centers Report reveals how changes
Speaker 2: are devastating immigrants. Oh, these poor people, they can't pay
Speaker 2: the mortgage in the foreign country that they're not even
Speaker 2: allowed to be in that they lied to get asylum to.
Speaker 4: They can't. They have mortgages. You just admitted it.
Speaker 2: So the same type of people go, oh, they don't.
Speaker 2: They don't do anything major on the demand side of
Speaker 2: the housing supply and demand equation, but they can't pay
Speaker 2: their mortgages anymore.
Speaker 4: You're stealing from them.
Speaker 2: They have mortgages.
Speaker 1: And then if you had two thousand Americans who were
Speaker 1: working those jobs instead, maybe they would have mortgages. Whoops,
Speaker 1: see how it works. Next, we're almost down with our
Speaker 1: migrant section. There was a horse that escaped someone's property.
Speaker 2: And then no, no, no, no, a horse that was stolen
Speaker 2: from someone's property.
Speaker 1: A horse that was stolen from someone's property. And wait
Speaker 1: to hear what they did with it.
Speaker 6: Now on just one station, horses missing after a barn
Speaker 6: break in that search ending hours later and not far
Speaker 6: from their home. Two animals found butchered about a mile away.
Speaker 1: And tonight their owners, as you can imagine, are looking
Speaker 1: for answers.
Speaker 2: The night teams. Alex Browning has this exclusive.
Speaker 15: For somebody to have the stomach to do something like this,
Speaker 15: this is heartless.
Speaker 16: A heartless horse heist in southwest Miami Dade over the weekend.
Speaker 8: This is the same thing as going into somebody's yard,
Speaker 8: taking their dog and cooking.
Speaker 16: It turning deadly. Two horses swiped from Southwest Miami Dade
Speaker 16: turned up dead. Their corpses found Sunday morning off Southwest
Speaker 16: two hundred and fifth Avenue.
Speaker 17: Noticed that the fence was cut, and at that point
Speaker 17: we realized that they were taken.
Speaker 16: Owner David says it started sometime overnight Saturday. His two horses,
Speaker 16: Sammy m wore on the home front, stolen from their
Speaker 16: stalls off Southwest two hundred and seventh Avenue.
Speaker 2: There are children and there you go.
Speaker 1: I could probably give you some answers. I could tell
Speaker 1: you who probably did it. Yeah, the among people who
Speaker 1: stole that pig in Georgia. You know, someone like that,
Speaker 1: a recent arrival, if not a complete and total migrant,
Speaker 1: at least a recent arrival, and they butchered them. They
Speaker 1: butchered them and they're eating horse meat.
Speaker 2: Now, it's not everyone does that, and you know, yeah exactly,
Speaker 2: I wonder who did it. Americans don't have a taste
Speaker 2: for horse meat. I think we even got offended that
Speaker 2: horse meat was in dog food back.
Speaker 4: In the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the whole thing is like the pig who
Speaker 2: got stolen from the autistic kid who was using it
Speaker 2: to build his confidence.
Speaker 4: That was like, all right, everybody eats pig.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 4: You knew it was his pet. He looked a little
Speaker 4: too good, he was too clean, but he.
Speaker 2: Did taste good.
Speaker 4: But the horses aren't even for eating here.
Speaker 2: And then I'm reminded of that Camp of the Saints
Speaker 2: quote where it's like, oh, they won't even care about
Speaker 2: your stuff. They'll light a fire with your beautiful oak door.
Speaker 2: And the thing these horses, I don't think they were
Speaker 2: high end, but the guy clearly liked them. But horses
Speaker 2: in America can range in price from like entry level
Speaker 2: you know, older horse, to like racing breeding workhorse, multimillion
Speaker 2: dollar horses. And I'm not saying that's what that guy had,
Speaker 2: but these migrant types see that like there could be
Speaker 2: a ton of value in they horses, and they go,
Speaker 2: that's six hundred pounds of meat, you know, so that
Speaker 2: economic spread again is lost in translation from whatever culture
Speaker 2: these guys are from, they haven't caught them yet, so
Speaker 2: we can't say.
Speaker 4: But you want to do any predictions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, Haitian.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking Haitian and near Miami.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Haitian. I'll agree with you on that. Okay, so
Speaker 1: that's my guess. We'll pile into the same bed.
Speaker 2: But they don't know that spread that meat to however much,
Speaker 2: however valuable the horses they lose, that spread through third
Speaker 2: world is right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right? Our last two clips are Indian related.
Speaker 1: Last episode, we told you guys how Indians will share
Speaker 1: a beer and five guys will use the same straw.
Speaker 2: In Thailand when they're because they just got their visas
Speaker 2: like removed or they're harder to get now.
Speaker 1: And now we got I think four or five Indians
Speaker 1: sharing one burger.
Speaker 2: That says it's in fuck it Thailand, And actually watch it.
Speaker 2: There's the girl takes a bite and then another girl
Speaker 2: comes in. She takes a bite of the whopper. I
Speaker 2: thought they didn't count. And then here this guy gets
Speaker 2: his corner bite. They don't take it seriously, and then
Speaker 2: he's looking to pass it. And then here's the final girl.
Speaker 2: So they're all taking a bite of one burger. I
Speaker 2: don't know. This isn't like a horrible thing or anything crazy,
Speaker 2: but I did find it fascinating. I don't like it.
Speaker 4: Five people to a burger, very strange.
Speaker 2: Everyone gets a bite.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think they're all broke. I think it's like they're
Speaker 2: they can barely afford to travel. So it's like it's
Speaker 2: it's like the equivalent of like the Black Girls getting
Speaker 2: a ten person Airbnb in Miami and putting twenty people
Speaker 2: in it and like the bathrooms all make up and wigs. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's kind of like their version of that, is what
Speaker 2: I'm guessing, because otherwise, why would they share a burger.
Speaker 1: It's a fast food burger. Well that's a good explanation.
Speaker 1: Let's see how Richard Rapway explains this one. This Indian
Speaker 1: guy or whatever is opening fruit in a special way coconuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seven he did seven reps. Yeah, find find the seam,
Speaker 2: find the seam, and does he eventually get it? New
Speaker 2: technique within the new technique, all Right, that was interesting technique.
Speaker 4: Do we learn anything? Was that for anything? Just that
Speaker 4: some people are so dumb out there that uh.
Speaker 1: Maybe, yeah, we learned about the thought process of certain migrants. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: and that was actually sent to us in the in
Speaker 1: the group chat. You have a channel within the group
Speaker 1: chat for clips for the show where you can send
Speaker 1: clips for the show.
Speaker 2: Uh so yeah, that's the end of our migrant section.
Speaker 1: We're now moving on to the final page of housekeeping,
Speaker 1: where I can say whatever I want.
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Speaker 1: all right, that helps remember last episode? What was the
Speaker 1: guy's name, I don't know. He was like some tech
Speaker 1: billionaire type Aaron. Yeah, and he had the lizard eye.
Speaker 1: He had the reptilian eye. There is an explanation for it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: apparently that's just how his eye looks. The cover story
Speaker 1: is iris coloboma or something made up like that. So
Speaker 1: this guy's on your side and he thinks he's a
Speaker 1: reptile still so yeah, but apparently there's an explanation for
Speaker 1: why his eye is like that. Okay, And I just
Speaker 1: want you guys to know.
Speaker 2: You can call it what you want.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's a completely reasonable explanation for all this. He
Speaker 1: has some thing he was born with. If I met
Speaker 1: that guy and I saw him, I would be freaked out.
Speaker 1: I would leave and I would know I just saw
Speaker 1: a reptile. Okay, that's fair, So save the explanations. Next,
Speaker 1: Chick fil A is going downhill. I'm sure you guys
Speaker 1: know this. Obviously, all seed oils and tons of like
Speaker 1: crap fake ingredients, but the meat itself is getting more disgusting.
Speaker 18: It was really giving Chick fil A another chance, but
Speaker 18: their texture has been disgusting. I took it the first
Speaker 18: buy and I couldn't even get the fucking chicken apart.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 14: Gross.
Speaker 1: We got to go they're saying, and apparently it's called
Speaker 1: like spaghetti meat or something, because there's an explanation.
Speaker 4: I forget what it was. It just says spaghetti meat,
Speaker 4: but you saw it.
Speaker 1: But basically the explanation is they have like these genetically
Speaker 1: modified chickens they use that grow so fast that the
Speaker 1: muscle fibers out grow the blood supply ability. M So,
Speaker 1: like the things get so big, but then the blood
Speaker 1: supply can't grow as fast. So you have these like
Speaker 1: big birds that they hill prematurely, but they're all juiced
Speaker 1: up and then the blood doesn't flow properly and it's
Speaker 1: not good for you.
Speaker 2: Okay, So Chick fil A I haven't been going a
Speaker 2: lot recently. I know they did switch something like maybe
Speaker 2: a year ago. They switched something, and we used to
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 1: There was like a phase where Chick fil A is
Speaker 1: the best, Chick fil A is Americana, Chick fil A lemonade, yeah, and.
Speaker 4: Now closed on Sundays.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I hate gay people.
Speaker 2: They hate gay people hate them.
Speaker 1: There was an opportunity for them to be like the
Speaker 1: Maha Chicken place, and then they're just not doing it.
Speaker 2: They're not keeping it. One hundred peanut oil they did
Speaker 2: peanut oil for a long shit like that. It's bad.
Speaker 1: And all those sauces, Chick fil A sauce taste so good.
Speaker 1: What's in it? Can oil oil, canoil oil, soybean shit, chemicals,
Speaker 1: stuff that makes it gelatinous, disappointing. They have an opportunity.
Speaker 1: I don't know who's in charge, Probably some lady who's
Speaker 1: worried about pride. Yeah, maybe they got to do a
Speaker 1: Pride month even though they don't. All right, let's get
Speaker 1: to our next story. This is not good news for
Speaker 1: any of us. Time is speeding up.
Speaker 4: You wanted to read this whole thing.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Schumann resonance Earth's electromagnetic heartbeat has been seven point
Speaker 2: eight three herts since we first first measured it in
Speaker 2: April twenty six. Its spiked above forty hertz for six
Speaker 2: consecutive days. That has never happened, not once in recorded history.
Speaker 2: The monks of Mount Athos still burn the same handmade
Speaker 2: candles they've used for centuries, crafted to last exactly twenty
Speaker 2: four hours, and those candles now out last the day.
Speaker 2: All right, that's enough, right, kN now read that what
Speaker 2: their prayers unchanged for one thousand years take longer than
Speaker 2: the hours allow.
Speaker 4: The monks aren't confused. They're counting.
Speaker 1: So in nineteen sixty eight, twenty four hours was twenty
Speaker 1: four hours. In twenty twenty six, twenty four hours is
Speaker 1: sixteen hours.
Speaker 2: All right, so keep an eye out for that. Time
Speaker 2: is speeding up.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't know any of this. This is nothing
Speaker 4: to me. Yeah, speeding up time?
Speaker 2: Who is this guy? You've brought him in a couple
Speaker 2: of times. I always know when a new guy's getting
Speaker 2: into his algorithm, it'll show up a couple of times,
Speaker 2: and oh, fleckers has fallen for this one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, days are sixteen hours?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 4: Is this what you're up to?
Speaker 1: That's what it feels like? The years half over? Does
Speaker 1: it feel like we're I feel like we're still in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 1: You know, time is speeding up the whole Everything is
Speaker 1: just going weeks and going by, and it doesn't feel
Speaker 1: like it did when we were younger.
Speaker 4: All right. I don't know what this adds to the show, though.
Speaker 4: Time is going fast.
Speaker 2: I'm just letting everyone know you're losing a third of
Speaker 2: your day.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right.
Speaker 1: Next, we've talked a lot about gut health, and how
Speaker 1: important it is. We actually found an example that proves
Speaker 1: it all.
Speaker 2: Right, healthy gut equals healthy mind, unhealthy gut equals unhealthy mind.
Speaker 2: Besides depression, brain fog, Alzheimer's, and anxiety, poor gut health
Speaker 2: can contribute and might even trigger OCD, schizophrenia, and bipolar
Speaker 2: And this is what from a study. Alteration of gut
Speaker 2: microbiome in patients with schizophrenia indicates links between bacterial tyrosine
Speaker 2: biosynthesis and cognitive dysfunction.
Speaker 4: So someone made a study.
Speaker 1: And then on top of that, there was actually a
Speaker 1: study done where there was a girl who had like schizophrenia,
Speaker 1: kind of losing it, and then she took it. Sounds disgusting,
Speaker 1: but she took poo from her husband or her boyfriend
Speaker 1: and put it in capsules and ate it.
Speaker 2: And then the.
Speaker 1: Healthy bacteria from his microbiome healed her schizophrenia in her stomach,
Speaker 1: healed her gut with good microbes, and then her skitzy
Speaker 1: he schizphrenia has subsided.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we need to be eating shit. Okay, So
Speaker 2: we just make fun of the Indians for sharing five
Speaker 2: to a burger, but we need to be eating shit.
Speaker 4: If you're a schizophrenic.
Speaker 2: If you're schizophrenic, not everyone, okay, all right, just the guy.
Speaker 1: If you have some problems, you got to find someone
Speaker 1: with a healthy gut and take a little bit of
Speaker 1: their pooh and put it in.
Speaker 2: Capsules and need it.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I kind of had a medical advice, Yeah, don't do
Speaker 2: that final page, but it is.
Speaker 1: It does fix your gut microbiome if you get the
Speaker 1: healthy microbiome of someone with a good gut.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you're schizophrenic, you should probably be trying anything, right.
Speaker 2: I had to imagine the schizophrenic guys like, I gotta
Speaker 2: eat your shit. What this guy's fucked up? He's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Maybe I kind of had a moment uh last night
Speaker 2: actually where I I became aware it wasn't schizophrenia. But
Speaker 2: I think I might have slept walk last night to
Speaker 2: wear to my bathroom, and I kind of like regained
Speaker 2: consciousness and I was in my pitch dark bathroom and like,
Speaker 2: I guess I'm have just peed, Like I was almost
Speaker 2: sleepwalking to pee and then I'm in my bathroom and
Speaker 2: it's dark, but I like gained consciousness and I didn't
Speaker 2: know where I was, so I'm like feeling around and
Speaker 2: I knocked a bunch of shit over and I escaped
Speaker 2: the bathroom. That's scary. Yeah, you could have knocked your head.
Speaker 2: I have no history of sleepwalking, so this was my
Speaker 2: first one. So maybe I'm in trouble. You gotta put
Speaker 2: something in front of the door.
Speaker 4: I know. And I could have imagined out my hallway.
Speaker 2: If you went to the bathroom, you could have gone
Speaker 2: two feet to the left to the door.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I gotta eat some shit.
Speaker 2: You gotta, hey, let me know if you need something.
Speaker 4: I got plenty.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on. Please let me do multiple
Speaker 2: times a day.
Speaker 1: I could provide all right, all right, all right, our
Speaker 1: last one And this is what you mentioned last week
Speaker 1: at some point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, study reports. This is from Peter McCullough, he said.
Speaker 2: Study reports ninety six percent remission rate of alpha gal
Speaker 2: syndrome with novel desensitization technique. With nearly five hundred thousand
Speaker 2: Americans now affected by tick induced meat allergy. A peer
Speaker 2: review studied reports almost unbelievable results using Soliman R regular
Speaker 2: allergy treatment.
Speaker 4: Enjoy meat again. And so it's like acupuncture or something right.
Speaker 1: With some other stuff. Yeah, so that sounds good, So
Speaker 1: don't be too working. Well, I don't know, don't get
Speaker 1: alpha gaul in the first place. Yeah, yeah, I wouldn't say,
Speaker 1: don't worry if you get it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess. I guess.
Speaker 2: I think it takes it a while too for a
Speaker 2: tick to actually give it to you. So just make
Speaker 2: sure if you're outdoors, you're checking yourself and getting them early.
Speaker 1: Once you get bit, I think it's within twelve hours
Speaker 1: for alpha gal and then once you have to be latched, right,
Speaker 1: once it's latched for twelve hours, yeah, and then after
Speaker 1: that it's like a few weeks and then you start
Speaker 1: getting the meat allergy so you can get them off you. Okay,
Speaker 1: we's got to search each other for ticks in the
Speaker 1: ear in these little folds they go in there. If
Speaker 1: you go like this and like reverse your ear out,
Speaker 1: full of tics. Disgusting. Okay, it's like you all like
Speaker 1: that snake from the video full of ticks. All right,
Speaker 1: Well that's the end of housekeeping. We're not moving on
Speaker 1: to Cringe of the Week, all right. Our first clip
Speaker 1: from Cringe of the Week is one of the worst
Speaker 1: takes I've ever heard take.
Speaker 20: I agree with squatters as long as it's in a
Speaker 20: place like a mansion, if it's not owned basically being
Speaker 20: rented out by people in the same tax bracket or
Speaker 20: around the same tax bracket as me. I don't I
Speaker 20: don't give a shit. I don't feel bad for millionaires
Speaker 20: and billionaires who have all this fucking money who don't
Speaker 20: even notice that anyone's living in their house most of
Speaker 20: the time because they're just using it as a place
Speaker 20: to gain equity and not actually living there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's I guess who's doing all the squatting. It's
Speaker 1: like responsible homeless people who are respectfully living in Peter
Speaker 1: Teel's Miami mansion while he's not there, just.
Speaker 4: The guest room if the maid was gonna sleep there anyway.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, it's like a movie. Yeah. And then this
Speaker 2: this pig. Obviously this guy's opinions. You knew him as
Speaker 2: soon as you saw him. But he's got this opinion
Speaker 2: where it's like, yeah, it doesn't match reality at all,
Speaker 2: but that's my opinion. And then it's also not an
Speaker 2: even distribution of the law. It's just emotions based. And yeah,
Speaker 2: the people I don't like, you could do it to them,
Speaker 2: but that's not really how societies are built.
Speaker 1: Brother, Yeah, and he's giving his opinion to sound cool
Speaker 1: on TikTok. But ninety nine percent of squatters are squatting
Speaker 1: in like middle class people's rental properties.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Of course, we have an example here billionaires shoot
Speaker 2: you that Miami that's sick Miami compound.
Speaker 4: They have security guards.
Speaker 2: With guns waiting for this. And then there's also another
Speaker 2: flippant thing like millionaires and billionaires. It's like everybody who's
Speaker 2: fifty who worked an honest job and like raised kids
Speaker 2: and did it pretty much right, is a millionaire? Middle
Speaker 2: class people? Oh, between my four h onek my home
Speaker 2: equity and that extra rental property, I'm worth two point
Speaker 2: three million, and like that's his whole retirement. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: so the millionaires and billionaires, you know that's a thousand
Speaker 2: x difference in between you fat fucking idiot, meet me,
Speaker 2: meet me in the a gap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we have an example of who is a
Speaker 1: victim of squatters.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A Brooklyn landlord says he's trapped in a legal
Speaker 2: battle with a nine year squatter over unpaid rent and
Speaker 2: it's already drained his daughter's college fund. Thomas Diana estimates
Speaker 2: he's owed up to three hundred and twenty five thousand,
Speaker 2: while New York courts keep adjourning the case. The saga
Speaker 2: now stretches into its tenth year after another delay this April.
Speaker 2: And this guy is not a fat cat landlord. He's
Speaker 2: a construction worker from Queens who toiled hard all his
Speaker 2: life and planned to retire on the proceeds of a
Speaker 2: rundown eight unit building that he fixed up himself at
Speaker 2: night over years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's who that guy is with his opinion,
Speaker 1: that's who he's really affecting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then also this this fat idiot, loser, dork
Speaker 2: pussy who we just showed. The one thing I want
Speaker 2: to point out is like they think that it's these
Speaker 2: evil billionaires and people as if it's not a construction
Speaker 2: worker who just like leveraged the hours that he worked
Speaker 2: and then adding sweat equity to it. Like the only
Speaker 2: difference between this guy and then a productive guy who's
Speaker 2: like twenty five and living in New York is like
Speaker 2: thirty years. You know, he's basically on your same trajectory,
Speaker 2: but he's just ahead of you in time. And then
Speaker 2: that's unfair for some reason, right, Yeah, Like you understand
Speaker 2: what I'm saying ahead of you in their arc of
Speaker 2: like owning things, right, and it's just a construction worker
Speaker 2: with his with his daughter's college fund. Yeah, but then
Speaker 2: when you fuck the rich, yeah, it's a construction worker
Speaker 2: with his daughter's college fund. Now she's taking out like
Speaker 2: eight percent loans, right, nine percent probably.
Speaker 1: But the guy in the original video who's way fatter
Speaker 1: than me, he said, hey.
Speaker 2: You don't even need to sleep, sneak it by, buddy.
Speaker 2: He's way fatter than you. And there's a certain sloppy
Speaker 2: mass index where like, you know, you you're like a barrel.
Speaker 4: You can bench.
Speaker 2: He benches guys, trust me, and this guy never done
Speaker 2: a hard thing.
Speaker 4: This is all twinkies and.
Speaker 2: Shit, similar fingernails, unfortunately. Yeah, that's tough.
Speaker 1: But like his opinion is cool and everyone's liking him
Speaker 1: on TikTok. But if you reframed his opinion, all right,
Speaker 1: so you're against like ninety plus percent of squatters. Right,
Speaker 1: it's fine for the billionaires and millionaires, but for everyone
Speaker 1: else where it's happening all over the country. You're against that,
Speaker 1: and like that knows how he doesn't lead with that,
Speaker 1: of course not. I also heard interesting theory about that guy.
Speaker 1: I heard that Richard RatBoy doesn't shave his beard because
Speaker 1: he's scared his face is gonna look like that guy's
Speaker 1: face underneath it.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah, keep projecting.
Speaker 4: Yeah that fat neck.
Speaker 2: And then you have a goateee not to just trash
Speaker 2: someone's appearance, but like we kind of can with a
Speaker 2: shit opinion like this, it kind of leaves the door open. Yeah,
Speaker 2: someone should squat in this guy's house. Someone should just
Speaker 2: go to his house and go, oh not to you though, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know they live here. Now that unequal application of
Speaker 2: the law is part of his thesis too.
Speaker 4: What a what a loser?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Next, we have a charity lawn work situation for a
Speaker 1: family of shut ins.
Speaker 2: You know those guys who go and kind of they're
Speaker 2: they're a landscaper, but they get traction on social media
Speaker 2: by doing landscaping for free. That's what's happening here to
Speaker 2: this family.
Speaker 21: Since you're here with s B mowing, and I got
Speaker 21: a message from a lady saying they were desperate for help.
Speaker 21: She had two kids who couldn't play in the backyard
Speaker 21: because they had gotten completely out of control, and their
Speaker 21: little battery power push mower just couldn't handle it anymore.
Speaker 4: Okay, we fast forward to this.
Speaker 2: Who's that that capable man in the back? Yeah, who's back? Left?
Speaker 2: Is that the I thought this was gonna be some
Speaker 2: charity where like a single mom and her kids.
Speaker 4: She got overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck is that guy? Yeah, he's at the
Speaker 1: computer chair all day.
Speaker 2: It's got like an oil stain where the back of
Speaker 2: his head touches it and it's greasy.
Speaker 22: Let's keep going and everything off the fence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of wild how it turned out.
Speaker 9: Yes, I trimmed the trees up a little bit and
Speaker 9: kind of elevated everything so he all could run around
Speaker 9: back here, and I got rid of a lot of
Speaker 9: that junk that.
Speaker 2: Was back here. So you guys have some space. Isn't
Speaker 2: that weird?
Speaker 9: So hopefully that gives you guys ability to be able
Speaker 9: to maintain it from now on and enjoy it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now the kids can finally go outside. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: we talked about this before the show, like we're not
Speaker 2: here to be too mean to anybody, but that squatter guy.
Speaker 2: M hm, he's free, he's wide open, but like, man,
Speaker 2: you see the dad and it's like humiliating to get
Speaker 2: the charity. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Like he's the one, obviously who should be in charge
Speaker 1: of maintaining the grounds.
Speaker 2: And I don't think the family's going to spring into
Speaker 2: outdoors people now do I. So I don't know what
Speaker 2: the lesson is. Don't be the shut in computer chair
Speaker 2: family who all does cell phone shit.
Speaker 4: You have to get outside.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't know. It made me feel weird,
Speaker 2: like and we actually recommended charity for like people who
Speaker 2: middle class people who are like trying, or like those
Speaker 2: roofers who we showed h ru Dan Brothers.
Speaker 4: But this one, I don't know, didn't like it.
Speaker 2: Didn't like it either, And yeah that dad, you're not
Speaker 2: out there with him. Yeah, oh I'm the dad. I
Speaker 2: just got back. Hey, let me help you, and let's
Speaker 2: go back to this. We cut a lot of it
Speaker 2: because it was like a four minute video. He's got
Speaker 2: a whole trailer full of shit, fence posts, big tree branches,
Speaker 2: stuff he sawed down. He even redid the fence for
Speaker 2: him at the end. So I don't know, I don't
Speaker 2: know what the message is here, but it made me cringe. Yeah.
Speaker 1: SB Mowing is a great account. They do this a
Speaker 1: lot so give them a follow. Next, we're heading into
Speaker 1: our dumb women chess section. Okay, our first one is
Speaker 1: a girl who got texted from the oil change guy
Speaker 1: and then she blasted him on social media.
Speaker 2: Yes, she said so, because I got an oil change
Speaker 2: you think it's okay to save my phone number to
Speaker 2: text me. This is beyond creepy. I'll be reporting this
Speaker 2: and I'll read a little from it. Hey, it's blank
Speaker 2: from Valvelene. I'm sorry if I'm overstepping. I just thought
Speaker 2: you were really pretty and I wanted to let you
Speaker 2: know that. You don't have to respond. I'm just shooting
Speaker 2: my shot a little bit. If you want, you can
Speaker 2: text or just delete me if you have Amen's again,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry if I'm overstepping. I apologize again if I
Speaker 2: overstepped by texting you. And it's very cautious. And it
Speaker 2: got a little bit more pathetic too. This guy kept
Speaker 2: saying shit like, oh, I apologize again. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: if you've read my message. She starts getting panicky, real pathetic, and.
Speaker 1: Then at the end he's like, just tell me if
Speaker 1: you read my message, yeah, and then delete me. So
Speaker 1: you know he didn't do the best job on the
Speaker 1: texting front, but that's not the reason it's cringe. The
Speaker 1: reason is cringe is because of how the women are
Speaker 1: reacting and blasting this guy.
Speaker 2: We have some of the comments, No, this is fucked up,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry this happened to you, and then the original
Speaker 2: poster said, thank you. They also know my address, so
Speaker 2: it's super creepy. Somebody else said disgusting behavior, and then
Speaker 2: it really is like, get a clue. I didn't reply
Speaker 2: to you for a reason after he kept replying, and
Speaker 2: then here's here's kind of the peace day resistance girl.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, this is awful. I've had this happen before.
Speaker 2: After I after I filed a police report over something
Speaker 2: years ago and it was so scary, and the person
Speaker 2: the original poster said, but yeah, definitely going to file
Speaker 2: a police report and contact a lawyer because he texted
Speaker 2: you like a twenty year old twenty something oil change
Speaker 2: guy goes, oh she's hot, I'll text her, which obviously
Speaker 2: is breaking the rules. But everyone's acting like a rape
Speaker 2: has occurred or something even more dramatic than that has occurred.
Speaker 2: He followed you home and then he's at your house like, hey,
Speaker 2: can I take you out?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 2: This kind of guy nervous texting isn't going to break
Speaker 2: into your house and do a stranger R word on you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the whole world revolves around like women not
Speaker 1: being offended, Like you can't say this, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: It's all like feminine policing and that, you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: he broke the rules or whatever. But there's plenty of
Speaker 1: people in the comments who are writing, this is how
Speaker 1: I met my wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my grandparents they did this and they were married
Speaker 2: for fifty five years. Like there's just the yin and yang,
Speaker 2: and I think it's so dramatic when they I'll be
Speaker 2: filing a police report for sure, Like, do you know
Speaker 2: how rare a stalker is? Like it's pretty rare, yeah,
Speaker 2: Like and and you're probably more likely to get like
Speaker 2: in some sort of domestic dispute or something with like
Speaker 2: a boyfriend for two years who kind of snaps than
Speaker 2: you are, like the guy who tries to take a shot, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But I just thought it was so crazy how
Speaker 4: they're uh.
Speaker 2: And then this is obviously like a man versus women
Speaker 2: thing too, Like the guy crossed the line, he took
Speaker 2: your number off the form.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's as.
Speaker 2: Far as he'll go, and he's nervous about it and
Speaker 2: texting a bunch. But the way that women reacted, like
Speaker 2: as if some horrible crime, I don't really get that.
Speaker 1: And what doesn't make sense too, we can assume that
Speaker 1: woman is left leaning politically. What also doesn't make sense
Speaker 1: is you have situations like this where you post didn't go, oh,
Speaker 1: guys are predators, No one's safe out there, But then
Speaker 1: out of the other corner of their mouth they're justifying
Speaker 1: bringing in like people from the Third World in Somalia,
Speaker 1: in India and all these other countries where they're gonna
Speaker 1: like actually.
Speaker 2: Assault people, like the Muslims.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so in one side it's like, oh, this guy's
Speaker 1: a predator for texting me nice, and then on the
Speaker 1: other side they're like campaigning to bring in third world rapists. Yeah,
Speaker 1: are you scared of men or not? Because if you're
Speaker 1: scared of men, they're inconsistently scared of men. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: you're scared of men, there's a subset of men you
Speaker 1: can really avoid, and you should advocate for everyone avoiding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't do that. If someone was this scared
Speaker 2: of men, getting a text affter an oil change, they
Speaker 2: should be like Hitler himself on the border.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they're not. It's inconsistent.
Speaker 2: They should be Trump third term?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Trump run again please twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: All right, well, actually wouldn't work because there's no deportations.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's true.
Speaker 2: We need someone better than Trump on deportations. That's what
Speaker 2: a girl who was truly offended at this Valvallene thing
Speaker 2: would say about migrants. Right, yeah, all right?
Speaker 1: Our next clip, our dumb woman's section is the worst
Speaker 1: woman's stand up comic ever.
Speaker 14: You should have more women in male dominated positions?
Speaker 5: Did you see who?
Speaker 20: You?
Speaker 23: You don't think that.
Speaker 24: More women should be in male dominated positions?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Does it require PhD?
Speaker 23: So you're saying that women should do okay, well, I
Speaker 23: mean now I'm curious.
Speaker 14: I really like, what worse do you think women should do?
Speaker 14: Then men should do concrete work, okay, because.
Speaker 1: You like concrete and they need to play with it.
Speaker 13: I get it.
Speaker 14: But what kind of jobs do you want.
Speaker 5: We should get? They still do mining?
Speaker 1: What are we mining for?
Speaker 2: We're mining for conquer?
Speaker 5: Oh? I did not know that.
Speaker 14: So you're saying that you're trying to get.
Speaker 25: More women in miney or not, Oh that to me, Well.
Speaker 1: Perfectly, I prefer not to mind because I have a
Speaker 1: master's degree and.
Speaker 5: I like would rather not do that.
Speaker 22: But I think that I women wants to life, they
Speaker 22: should be able to go down into the.
Speaker 5: Minds to mine.
Speaker 2: Oh, it'd be fun to go mine.
Speaker 4: Where's the joke?
Speaker 2: Someone interrupts you, like you have to like shut that
Speaker 2: down quick. Where was the joke? And he actually got
Speaker 2: a laugh.
Speaker 1: He got more laughs in her. And she's doing horrible
Speaker 1: crowd work. And I looked into this person. She has
Speaker 1: a master's degree in liberal arts. So that's why she's
Speaker 1: doing stand up and she'll be successful because she has
Speaker 1: a degree that taught her how to be funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess that's how it works. But the idea, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we have a guy here.
Speaker 4: Here's the guy.
Speaker 2: He's just drinking a beer, glasses and long hair and
Speaker 2: he's like forty and obviously like, well, the start of
Speaker 2: her bit was like, I think we need more women
Speaker 2: in men dominated fields.
Speaker 4: Where's that gonna go? Where's the punchline?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, And it's only for the jobs they want,
Speaker 1: of course, And that's why he says concrete work. That's yeah,
Speaker 1: And you probably shouldn't heckle, but if you are, this
Speaker 1: is probably the girl you'd want to because she doesn't
Speaker 1: even have clap back.
Speaker 4: She just goes, I have a masters.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So they only want the jobs and the representation in
Speaker 1: the fields they want like NBA announcer, don't ceo. They
Speaker 1: don't really want like the heavy, loud, dirty jobs, but
Speaker 1: they want to be the tech CEO for an app
Speaker 1: where the woman goes on the date and the guy
Speaker 1: doesn't even go because he's not good enough for her,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that.
Speaker 1: And the whole clip is perfectly ironic too, because she
Speaker 1: does a bad job in a male dominated industry stand
Speaker 1: up comedy, and she's bad at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so not bad. Yeah, it's fully rough, explanatory. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a full loop. She's doing a bit on male
Speaker 2: dominated fields for women and she's not doing a good
Speaker 2: job in it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And that close circle.
Speaker 1: We have another example of some ladies complaining about work.
Speaker 1: These are women who are campaigning for paid off time
Speaker 1: for periods.
Speaker 24: Today, we are here to talk about women's pain and
Speaker 24: how long it's been overlooked. In the summer of twenty fifteen,
Speaker 24: while starting my career in New York City. I woke
Speaker 24: up on the floor of my local bodega, drenched in sweat,
Speaker 24: being dragged into an ambulance. Two male paramedics hovered over
Speaker 24: me and continue to ask me if I was pregnant.
Speaker 24: I had passed out from period pain. Even now, every
Speaker 24: month I have days where it feels like barbed wire
Speaker 24: is tightening inside me. I've taken two thousand milligrams of
Speaker 24: ibuprofen in twenty four hours and still been in tears
Speaker 24: from the pain. Often end up on the bathroom floor
Speaker 24: in the fetal position, crying, moaning, or vomiting. Still, I've
Speaker 24: put on a blazer and gone to work. I've sat
Speaker 24: in committee hearings nauches from the pain, quietly breathing to
Speaker 24: make my way through it. I've given speeches at rallies
Speaker 24: and run town halls while my body was in full revolts.
Speaker 24: I smiled for photos while silently wondering if I might
Speaker 24: faint right then and there. In fact, about fifteen percent
Speaker 24: of women have period pain so debilitating that.
Speaker 2: It disrupts worker school.
Speaker 24: That is no small number, and yet we are told
Speaker 24: to suck it up. It's why during Women's History Month,
Speaker 24: I've introduced legislation to give workers up to twelve days
Speaker 24: of paid leave a year for reproductive health.
Speaker 2: Does this include trans folks? It better? It has to.
Speaker 1: And I thought we were supposed to not acknowledge the
Speaker 1: change in behavior for women when they're on their period.
Speaker 1: I thought that we weren't supposed to do that. And
Speaker 1: then if you think about it, when it comes to hiring,
Speaker 1: if you were going to hire an equally qualified dire girl,
Speaker 1: the girl is going to be not so fun to
Speaker 1: be around for one week out of the month. If
Speaker 1: she gets pregnant, you're going to have to pay for
Speaker 1: her to leave and pay her while she's on maternity leave.
Speaker 1: Or you could just hire Doug, and Doug will do
Speaker 1: the job.
Speaker 4: And Doug needs this for his family. They're all counting
Speaker 4: on Doug.
Speaker 2: And the funny thing this is another like in one
Speaker 2: side of the mouth and out the other. It's like
Speaker 2: women can do any job a man can do. They're
Speaker 2: the exact same as men. They're honestly sometimes better because
Speaker 2: they're temperament and they also need twelve extra.
Speaker 4: Day paid leave off a year, and they're the same.
Speaker 4: But they're the exact same.
Speaker 2: So I mean, you know, whatever, but I just don't
Speaker 2: think you can play up how we're better and equal
Speaker 2: and whatever, and then also have this little twelve day caveat,
Speaker 2: like all right, so you have to admit that, like
Speaker 2: biologically we are a little different, right, Yeah, And then
Speaker 2: yes that doesn't apply to transmit. You can do some
Speaker 2: political stuff where you give them what they want twelve
Speaker 2: days paid leave, but they have to say a lot.
Speaker 4: Of the stuff they don't want to say.
Speaker 2: And then if she gets twelve pays to pull twelve
Speaker 2: paid days off, I get twelve paid days off. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because I'm yeah, you're trams and then we're equal. So
Speaker 2: if Debbie gets one day a month, I get one
Speaker 2: day a month, and I feel.
Speaker 4: You, I'll just be playing Call of duty. Yeah, I'll
Speaker 4: just be watching TV.
Speaker 1: And I found some interesting commentary I thought was good
Speaker 1: in the replies. You could skip the first sentence, but
Speaker 1: you give.
Speaker 2: That a read. Yeah, live observation from the American Habitat
Speaker 2: Democrat governing specimens convene a formal press conference to classify
Speaker 2: menstrual discomfort as economic violence and demand that employers subsidize
Speaker 2: paid leave for the herd during menstruation. The administrative state
Speaker 2: continues its comprehensive regulatory expansion, inserting formal policy into even
Speaker 2: the most intimate biological processes and private employment arrangements. The
Speaker 2: sacred ritual of protected class victimhood expands further, with the
Speaker 2: governing class demonstrating its inability to refrain from managing every
Speaker 2: facet of the old American herds physiological and economic existence.
Speaker 2: Pretty interesting, yeah, smart. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then there was there's another lady, Susie in their replies,
Speaker 1: and I wanted to highlight her because she's a real one.
Speaker 2: She said, I am deeply embarrassed by these women. I
Speaker 2: worked in office jobs for twenty years and not once
Speaker 2: did I take a sick day because of my period.
Speaker 2: You can't have it both ways. Either you're a professional
Speaker 2: who shows up and does the job, or you're a
Speaker 2: professional victim. Also, if you truly need a sick day,
Speaker 2: just take it and shut up about it. I don't
Speaker 2: get the need for special legislation. There you go, Thank you, Susie. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I agree. I mean it's again the conflicting statements like
Speaker 2: we need this, but then we're also equal and more
Speaker 2: powerful and more determined than men. It's like, all right, dude,
Speaker 2: I don't know you can't have it both ways logically.
Speaker 1: Right, exactly, And that's the frustrating part. But then it's
Speaker 1: like perfectly ironic again because you can't have it both
Speaker 1: ways unless you're a lady. Then you could just say
Speaker 1: it and it won't make sense and we'll just go okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it's like it's like, oh, the same message is
Speaker 1: reiterated in every level. Yeah, Oh, we're equal. We could
Speaker 1: do anything a man can do, except when we're on
Speaker 1: our period. We need paid time off for that. And
Speaker 1: there we are.
Speaker 2: Yeah. She described it like she was a superhero getting
Speaker 2: up from like getting punched by one of the Marvel villains,
Speaker 2: I don't know who, and just to get up and
Speaker 2: do a town hall. Lady, you could have skipped the
Speaker 2: town hall. Nobody fucking cares, and don't work. If it's
Speaker 2: so hard and it sucks, right, don't do it. And
Speaker 2: then Michelle Wu, the mayor of Boston, she's throwing her
Speaker 2: hat in the ring as well with some stupid stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's got a separate but similar or parallel interest. She
Speaker 2: hosted Trans Period Pride, ostensibly for trans women who can't
Speaker 2: have periods. The event, which includes a catered dinner, and
Speaker 2: free period underwear provided to all attendees. It says Trans
Speaker 2: Period Pride. It's coming up June seventeenth. Yeah, so all
Speaker 2: you Trans show watchers make sure Trans Boston show watchers
Speaker 2: get out there.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. And then I'm still in our dumb
Speaker 1: women's section. The Seattle mayor had an event and she
Speaker 1: took this picture. This is a real picture with all
Speaker 1: the Muslims behind her.
Speaker 2: I think it was a Muslim holiday recently, aid Aide
Speaker 2: Marbura something like that, or they kill all the animals something.
Speaker 2: And she took a picture in front of all her pets,
Speaker 2: who are not yet able to overthrow her and not
Speaker 2: listen to her at all, and looks at the background.
Speaker 2: They're kind of like giggling. They don't care, they don't
Speaker 2: respect her. Yeah, they're like this stupid infidel. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: lets us in. She likes us.
Speaker 1: But it feels good because she's a lady, and Seattle's
Speaker 1: diverse and everyone's welcome and you can come no matter
Speaker 1: what you believe. When the harsh truth that should be
Speaker 1: put into action is and not everyone's good in America.
Speaker 1: Not every culture is the same. A lot of people
Speaker 1: aren't compatible, and it might be a little harsh, but
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to pretty much turn swaths of people away.
Speaker 2: No, that would be too mean.
Speaker 1: That would be too mean, and then you get taken
Speaker 1: over because you didn't want to be mean. And AOC
Speaker 1: did something similar. She gave a speech at a rally
Speaker 1: in New York and she's wearing the head covering.
Speaker 2: And watch how the guys just kind of talk while
Speaker 2: she's speaking. Nobody really fucking cares, so they talk right
Speaker 2: over her.
Speaker 1: They don't care. And then actually found like a quote
Speaker 1: from her. Can you give that a read?
Speaker 4: AOC.
Speaker 2: When women are in control of their sexuality, it threatens
Speaker 2: a core element underpinning right wing ideology, patriarchy.
Speaker 1: So you have a lot to tell these Muslim guys.
Speaker 1: Probably these guys are like hundreds of years behind the
Speaker 1: American right wing right. No, that's just white guy patriarchy,
Speaker 1: as we just do it to get the Republicans.
Speaker 2: We wear the hit job for the Muslims. Not good,
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 1: Our last clip of cringe still in the stupid woman section.
Speaker 1: This lady's got a baby voice and then it drives
Speaker 1: us crazy.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. I think you can have the limits when it
Speaker 4: comes down.
Speaker 5: Can you have a limits when it comes after, I
Speaker 5: bring you sorry, I'll bring a couple of the stories.
Speaker 5: Limit when it comes out.
Speaker 2: I this doesn't really fit and cringe. I hate this
Speaker 2: woman though, like baby voice, filming, yourself eating, inability to
Speaker 2: make eye contact or even speak directly to a waiter,
Speaker 2: fake voice. Who's out there? People aren't even adults. Have
Speaker 2: you ever had like a miscommunication with a waiter where
Speaker 2: he's like, hey, you're mumbling, dude, speak up the uffalo
Speaker 2: Bulu's wings, Hello, welcome to Earth.
Speaker 4: Hey what are you saying? You're talking in a baby voice?
Speaker 2: Kansas City barbecue, bonus wings.
Speaker 4: These people go like that guy? Was that guy was
Speaker 4: rude or something? I don't know what happens man, but.
Speaker 5: Maybe did you be in living with the boasters.
Speaker 2: There's not really much good commentary here, but these people
Speaker 2: are among us, I don't know, not good.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the end of cringe. We're now moving on
Speaker 1: to urban decay. All right, our first story for urban Decay,
Speaker 1: A Philly homeless killer is released and back on the
Speaker 1: streets now.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw this post on the Philly subreddit, and which
Speaker 2: is kind of funny because all those cities, every city
Speaker 2: that has a subreddit it leans incredibly left. That's kind
Speaker 2: of the ideological capture of Reddit. It's all left. The
Speaker 2: people who are the mods, they tell you what you
Speaker 2: can talk about or not. Every sort of right wing
Speaker 2: opinion just gets down voted. That's just to set the
Speaker 2: scene of what they're talking about here. But even the
Speaker 2: Philly reddit took notice of this one. It says homeless
Speaker 2: man from September twenty twenty five homicide of a woman
Speaker 2: is back out on the street. Lookout Center City. John
Speaker 2: Kelly shot Lauren Jardine to death last September near the
Speaker 2: seven eleven on twelfth and Chestnut. His case was withdrawn
Speaker 2: by the DA's office, and he's back out on the street.
Speaker 4: Who's that DA Larry Krasner. Yeah, that's Krasner.
Speaker 2: Here he is on video armed with an knife arguing
Speaker 2: with somebody who has a golf club. I'm just trying
Speaker 2: to warn people who frequent the area this guy is
Speaker 2: out of jail and not stable, and we'll just play
Speaker 2: it in the background. It's kind of like a long
Speaker 2: winded homeless people argument where one has a golf club
Speaker 2: and one has a knife, and apparently this guy killed
Speaker 2: a woman.
Speaker 1: Well, what happened was she was getting harassed by him,
Speaker 1: she pulled a gun.
Speaker 4: Oh read it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all read it important context. That's likely purposefully omitted.
Speaker 2: The woman that he shot had initially pulled a gun
Speaker 2: on him first as he was physically assaulting another woman.
Speaker 2: He then disarmed the woman with the gun and turned
Speaker 2: it on her. So the reason he's back on the
Speaker 2: street is likely because the DA could not confidently prosecute
Speaker 2: him for manslaughter as it was technically self defense. Well,
Speaker 2: once you take the gun and then the guns out
Speaker 2: of the equation, you do this. I don't know if
Speaker 2: that self defense. Yeah, the DA coundnot confidently prosecute him
Speaker 2: for manslaughter as it was technical self defense. Not because
Speaker 2: Larry kras Ner. It's everyone lets everyone run free, you fuckingdults.
Speaker 4: This is like the leftist slant of it.
Speaker 2: That being said, this dude is a terror, so practice
Speaker 2: situational awareness and avoid him at all costs. It's this
Speaker 2: fascinating world where yeah, he was right to get off,
Speaker 2: but also this guy's fucking dangerous and you better watch out.
Speaker 2: It's funny to watch kind of like presumably liberal people
Speaker 2: talk about the repeat offenders who never get caught on something.
Speaker 4: Here's another one.
Speaker 1: Well, apparently the lady's gun was illegal too, And then
Speaker 1: if you think about why she had a gun, like, why.
Speaker 2: Was this lady carrying a gun? Maybe she's what in
Speaker 2: MS thirteen.
Speaker 1: No, she's probably commuting to work and has seen or
Speaker 1: maybe experienced herself a bunch of bad shit.
Speaker 2: And she was another homeless type woman. She was a
Speaker 2: street rat. But okay, she was a street rat with
Speaker 2: an illegal gun. Who are there be faking?
Speaker 1: But I was gonna say, the reason you probably have
Speaker 1: a gun is to defend from these types of people.
Speaker 4: It was pulled on exactly who it should. That was
Speaker 4: the point, which is fair.
Speaker 2: Here's another comment, which is also funny because there's like
Speaker 2: rules for we always talk about it like the AOC.
Speaker 2: The patriarchy was just that was just for white people,
Speaker 2: not the Muslim guys who won't let me uncover my face. Right,
Speaker 2: this is kind of the same theme at play here.
Speaker 2: Somebody else commented this guy is obviously dangerous as fuck
Speaker 2: and should be avoided at all cost, call costs. He
Speaker 2: used to be accompanied by a woman who I saw
Speaker 2: him violently beat more than once. Even just making eye
Speaker 2: contact with him will set him off on you. It's like,
Speaker 2: you witness this guy violently beating a woman. Male on
Speaker 2: female violence. That's like one of the like, that's one
Speaker 2: of the pillars of liberalism.
Speaker 4: That never happens. You never allow it.
Speaker 2: But if you're an unsable street rat, it's, oh, gee,
Speaker 2: don't make eye contact with him. He's beating a woman.
Speaker 2: You witnessed it several times. Part of the culture, but
Speaker 2: that's part of it. You don't get involved in street
Speaker 2: rat stuff. It's and it's again the same thing as
Speaker 2: the squatter, the squatter guy, the billionaires. I don't care
Speaker 2: about that. I'm getting squatted on the street rats. I
Speaker 2: don't care if he beats a woman. There's like these
Speaker 2: little carve outs. They don't have consistent beliefs on right
Speaker 2: versus wrong. There's always a little exception, right and yeah,
Speaker 2: a little voter fraud. He's from a poor country, he
Speaker 2: didn't know. There's always carve outs and exceptions, and in
Speaker 2: my worldview, there's very few, if any, right. Yeah. So
Speaker 2: I just thought it was fascinating that, like the word
Speaker 2: of mouth on the Philly subreddit is WHOA. This guy's dangerous.
Speaker 2: Avoid at all costs. He is a killer and we'll
Speaker 2: kill again. But it's not because Larry Krasner makes sense
Speaker 2: while he was let off, Yeah, exactly. Everyone just makes excuses.
Speaker 2: And it's happening in New York too. There was a
Speaker 2: story we covered a few months back. This guy killed
Speaker 2: a fifty five year old man on camera in the
Speaker 2: New York City subway and he just got released on
Speaker 2: a civil citation. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And this was from two and a half months ago.
Speaker 2: Nasaid to your tate, twenty one allegedly beat a fifty
Speaker 2: five year old man to death in front of a
Speaker 2: security camera on a New York City subway platform, and
Speaker 2: he was released with a civil site tape. The victim
Speaker 2: has still not been named. Total free pass from the
Speaker 2: Manhattan District's Attorney, civil citation and maybe there was some
Speaker 2: context as to why he killed an old man. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And then it's not going to get any better in
Speaker 2: New York because the new Sheriff of New York City,
Speaker 2: appointed by Mam donni is this guy much.
Speaker 26: More complex than just simple individual racism. It's the racism
Speaker 26: that's interwoven in the system by the way of the
Speaker 26: enforcement quotas in black and Hispanic communities. But those cops
Speaker 26: are then being instructed and pressured to get the low
Speaker 26: level arrest with the belief that it stops the more
Speaker 26: serious things from happening. There's absolutely no empirical evidence to
Speaker 26: support that, so many studies have been done.
Speaker 13: It's nonsense.
Speaker 25: There's no correlation between over enforcement of innocuous infractions and
Speaker 25: a plummet in crime. But this is what a lot
Speaker 25: of police departments carry from slave patrol. Some people feel
Speaker 25: this thing was never designed to work.
Speaker 11: Wait a second, yeah, it educates maybe two or three people.
Speaker 4: I've never heard about a slave patrol.
Speaker 25: So slave patrol were basically militias, if you will, during
Speaker 25: the time when slavey was legal, whose job was to
Speaker 25: catch runaway slaves, and after the Civil War, many of
Speaker 25: them literally just rolled over into police departments. Very likely,
Speaker 25: I would have probably said abolish, you know, every now
Speaker 25: and then you get a good argument as to why
Speaker 25: abolition is probably the better answer. There are many reform
Speaker 25: measures that have failed because one it's not incentivized.
Speaker 2: So New York as fucked. The guy who wanted to
Speaker 2: abolish the police is now in charge of one wing
Speaker 2: of the police, and it's not like the sheriff has
Speaker 2: that much power in New York City. The NYPD is
Speaker 2: obviously the main thing. It's not going to help. It
Speaker 2: certainly not going to help. And then he did that
Speaker 2: buzzword thing at the very first clip of it, which
Speaker 2: I'm picking up on all the time.
Speaker 4: Now, it's a very complex issue.
Speaker 2: It's very complex, and that's why I need a retarded
Speaker 2: thing that doesn't really work to do it.
Speaker 1: And it's very complex, and we need studies and need
Speaker 1: people in a lab coat to tell us if arresting
Speaker 1: criminals is a good idea and the most common sense thing.
Speaker 1: So you guys see what we cover on the show. Chicago,
Speaker 1: New York, Philly, Seattle goes down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, every I'm realizing now every city is at a
Speaker 2: different phase. Yeah, and it's some cities are farther gone
Speaker 2: than others. And this next clip is Seattle, and we've
Speaker 2: been kind of picking on Seattle for a while now,
Speaker 2: all right, for our next story.
Speaker 1: There was really bad gang violence and prostitution in this
Speaker 1: neighborhood in Seattle, and listen to what the locals had
Speaker 1: to do to stop it.
Speaker 24: There's been a shooting almost every night in the last
Speaker 24: couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: It's terrifying to live here and it's even more terrifying
Speaker 1: that the city is absolutely doing nothing to protect the
Speaker 1: citizens in this neighborhood, which.
Speaker 4: Is why they're taking matters into their own hands. They
Speaker 4: put up these makeshift barriers.
Speaker 2: It was a game changer.
Speaker 11: We you know.
Speaker 2: It made it feel much more safe there.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that helped everybody kept the bad people out,
Speaker 1: and those little dirt container barriers made a huge difference.
Speaker 4: It was a game changer.
Speaker 2: It was a game changer. But listen to what the
Speaker 2: city did in response.
Speaker 12: And today the city of Seattle cleared out multiple handmade
Speaker 12: barriers from Aurora Avenue in North Seattle. Neighbors put them
Speaker 12: up blocking the streets in an effort to keep gun
Speaker 12: violence out. Neighbors tell Cairo seven the barriers gave them
Speaker 12: several nights of peace.
Speaker 1: So the city took them down. Remember Choppin Chaz were
Speaker 1: allowed to stay up for months and those barricaded roads.
Speaker 2: But that was okay.
Speaker 1: But these people are not allowed to keep the gangs
Speaker 1: out of their neighborhoods. But the good news is police
Speaker 1: can't help e there because when they arrest people, they
Speaker 1: just release them. So you're forced to interact with these criminals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't even band together for a common goal
Speaker 2: with your white tax paying neighbors in Seattle to feel safer.
Speaker 4: The city will remove them.
Speaker 2: And are they gonna do more policing, run more patrols
Speaker 2: of the neighborhood. Maybe maybe not, probably not, maybe for
Speaker 2: a week or two, and then they kind of forget
Speaker 2: because they're beleaguered too. But yeah, you see, like the
Speaker 2: will of the people, the people in the neighborhood, they
Speaker 2: all agree, but then the city of Seattle says, well, no,
Speaker 2: you can't because of a fire hazard or something. And
Speaker 2: then how many fires have there been? Well, zero, and
Speaker 2: how many shootings have there been? A ton every night? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you can see where the priorities go. But white
Speaker 2: people can't group together and defend themselves from a libtard city.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, we have another example of how Seattle's on
Speaker 1: the decline. All the stores are leaving. Yeah, I feel
Speaker 1: like Seattle's becoming a case study. They're almost at rock
Speaker 1: bottom right now. And with that stupid mayor who he
Speaker 1: just showed taking the pictures with the Muslims.
Speaker 2: But listen to the names of the stores too. These
Speaker 2: aren't like stores that go out of business. They're staples
Speaker 2: that should be able to operate in any stable economy.
Speaker 17: Shopping in Seattle is not what it used to be.
Speaker 17: Like this right here used to be Old Navy, now
Speaker 17: it is gone. This used to be Anthropology. All the
Speaker 17: shopping right here is gone. This used to be the
Speaker 17: Lost That corner right there there used to be a
Speaker 17: big Starbucks. This used to be the van Store. One
Speaker 17: of the best smelling stores in Seattle. Aberconbie used to
Speaker 17: be right here.
Speaker 2: So all the stores are gone, and they're all stores
Speaker 2: that are all over the country and that are just
Speaker 2: going to go somewhere else. Starbucks, Old Navy, Anthropology, And
Speaker 2: if you're picking up on it, the white women are gone.
Speaker 2: They're not shopping in downtown Seattle anymore. They're not feeling safe.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's somewhere else in a nicer area, but yeah,
Speaker 2: this is when, like your rent prices don't start to
Speaker 2: coincide with the reality of what's on the ground. And
Speaker 2: this is the fate of any progressive city who doesn't
Speaker 2: protect who butters their bread.
Speaker 4: We've seen it everywhere.
Speaker 2: It's almost like retarded that Seattle has to learn this
Speaker 2: lesson just like everybody did before them. Right, you could
Speaker 2: have seen San Francisco on this path eight years ago ago. Guys,
Speaker 2: we really probably should do something. Yeah, but they didn't.
Speaker 2: But they didn't, and look what happened. All right.
Speaker 1: Our next story is the Sam's Club fake racism story,
Speaker 1: because we.
Speaker 19: Got a racist lady here in the Sam's Club. I
Speaker 19: asked for her help because my Sam's Club membership had
Speaker 19: just expired.
Speaker 5: So I had five items.
Speaker 2: You could clearly see.
Speaker 19: It's two pineapples here, of orange or grape, and a
Speaker 19: strawberry here. I asked this lady very nicely, Okay, do
Speaker 19: you think you can help me. I'm gonna renew my
Speaker 19: membership soon. I'm just trying to purchase these three five
Speaker 19: items for my kids or whatnot. She like, she just
Speaker 19: couldn't help me, Like it was just on her membership.
Speaker 19: For her tapping her membership just to help somebody out,
Speaker 19: it was.
Speaker 5: Rude and it was racist.
Speaker 19: You could have just said, you know, no things or this,
Speaker 19: that and the third. Now she wanted to get the
Speaker 19: calling people over here.
Speaker 2: I don't give it.
Speaker 19: Damn being a weirdo.
Speaker 5: You j you you came over.
Speaker 2: Here to be a weirdo.
Speaker 19: Yeah, she just was being weird. She could have just
Speaker 19: said she didn't like black people.
Speaker 11: I asked her for her help.
Speaker 19: She just did was being racist at the time. Sorry,
Speaker 19: you don't like black people, don't. I don't need no
Speaker 19: help no more.
Speaker 5: It wasn't nothing.
Speaker 19: This lady don't need no help. I'm asking for her
Speaker 19: help as a mom. I And it's a shame. Yeah,
Speaker 19: it's a shame. We got karens all the time. Nobody
Speaker 19: is ever trying to help. It's not being a Karen.
Speaker 19: I could have been homeless. I could have been homeless
Speaker 19: and asked for your help. Miss racism. Fuck. I'm gonna
Speaker 19: show y'all on TikTok her face later and.
Speaker 2: There you go. So the lady didn't go out of
Speaker 2: her way to help you for no reason, and she's
Speaker 2: a racist. And Karen, Yeah, the the woman with the
Speaker 2: eyebrow tattoo of some guy's name, probably in double nose
Speaker 2: rings were Remember, guys, we're in scam society, So I
Speaker 2: don't know what you're gonna do with a receipt that
Speaker 2: has my membership number on it. If you're gonna run
Speaker 2: back in the store and steal those same five items
Speaker 2: three more times, I'm gonna not help you a membership
Speaker 2: isn't that expensive. But there's kind of an energy here, like, oh,
Speaker 2: I was just asking for help. She was supposed to
Speaker 2: help me. Like there's like solidarity, like, well, people got
Speaker 2: to help each other and come together. But if you
Speaker 2: say no, then you're a fucking racist and a karen
Speaker 2: you know, like there's not really much solidarity to have
Speaker 2: with these people. It's just, hey, we gotta stick we
Speaker 2: gotta stick together. We got to stick together like that.
Speaker 2: It all flows to me, you know, we got to
Speaker 2: stick together. But it's you helping me right now. And
Speaker 2: I never returned the favor. Yeah, and you're racist if
Speaker 2: you don't, bitch, and I have an eyebrown tattoo. You know,
Speaker 2: it's just another like such entitlement, like and then what
Speaker 2: was she gonna do? Put the kool aid in the pineapples?
Speaker 2: I'm glad she said no. Yeah, I'm glad she said
Speaker 2: no too.
Speaker 1: And we don't live in a high trust enough society
Speaker 1: anymore to just do favors for people. I don't know
Speaker 1: what you're gonna do with that. I don't know who
Speaker 1: you are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my membership's at risk. I'm not doing anything here.
Speaker 1: And we've seen a million videos, So unfortunately, no, not
Speaker 1: gonna help you. And then that lady's like, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: we all need to help each other out. When was
Speaker 1: the last time she you think she helps somebody?
Speaker 4: Fucking never? Of course never.
Speaker 2: But she's racist because she didn't want to give me
Speaker 2: free shit. All right.
Speaker 1: Our last clips of urban decay are these new urban
Speaker 1: vehicles that are taking the streets over what are they called.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: They're called like three sixty car.
Speaker 2: There's some weird name for them, but I've seen them
Speaker 2: a little bit online and it's.
Speaker 4: Just black people who like them. Yeah, so it's a
Speaker 4: new urban vehicle.
Speaker 1: They come from what's the website Ali Baba or whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know there's but apparently they're three thousand dollars
Speaker 1: and this is how they move, so.
Speaker 2: You get it. It's kind of like how a roller
Speaker 2: coaster works at the state Fair. They spin around and
Speaker 2: they move forward and stuff. Here's another clip. We'll show this,
Speaker 2: but every every clip I've seen, it's always black people.
Speaker 2: They like it.
Speaker 4: They like it, and.
Speaker 2: It's it's right at that tax refund amount price point,
Speaker 2: which is crucial to getting into the urban a foothold
Speaker 2: in the urban community. You need to be right around
Speaker 2: that one or two people's tax refunds. Yeah, so they
Speaker 2: could team up.
Speaker 1: This is three thousand dollars and we called it a
Speaker 1: tax refund absorber.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly, it's that's its sole purpose in the market.
Speaker 2: And you know, I I think I've said this before.
Speaker 2: The black people, I will say there they have some
Speaker 2: ingenuity when it comes to alternative vehicles. They really know
Speaker 2: how to get around. Like I've seen a guy riding
Speaker 2: a cooler. He was writing a cooler because a lot
Speaker 2: of them cars too expensive. Maintenance becomes an issue. The
Speaker 2: OG's and unks love the slingshot. Oh, they love the
Speaker 2: slingshot with that underlighting and then playing like old school
Speaker 2: R and B at a volume that is that will
Speaker 2: like out outperform the bar you're at music. Yeah, they
Speaker 2: really like to stunt and put on a show. Ken
Speaker 2: gold hat. Yeah, this is more affordable than a slingshot.
Speaker 2: This is a step below that. That's you got to
Speaker 2: be an unk. You gotta be og or unk to
Speaker 2: get one of those slingshots. He had thirteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Those slipshots are apparently so shittily built too. It's like
Speaker 2: plastic skirt Whiel, but they like him. They stunt.
Speaker 1: All right, well, don't get too down or two de
Speaker 1: press moving on to uplifting gold and we have uplifting
Speaker 1: stuff today. Our first story is out of California, Santa Monica.
Speaker 1: Mountain lion in the backyard. Mountain lion in the backyard.
Speaker 1: I couldn't see it because of the camouflage.
Speaker 2: There he is.
Speaker 4: That's big too. Yeah, oh there they're big. I like
Speaker 4: mountain lions.
Speaker 1: Make sure you guys go vote for Spencer Pratt today.
Speaker 1: We have to tell you that earlier in the episode.
Speaker 2: So we did. We did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we said, Spencer Pratt, go do it. You said
Speaker 4: it in the intro.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, yeah, Spencer Prowl reminding you guys again, Well.
Speaker 2: All right, cool wildlife even in the uh, even in
Speaker 2: the kind of urban area.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Santa Well, I'm sure there's in
Speaker 1: the mountains. But you know, you see a big cat
Speaker 1: in the street rat hellhole.
Speaker 2: That's cool. It's a juxtaposition.
Speaker 1: Next, we've talked about this a few weeks back about
Speaker 1: how Trump is beautifying DC, and we actually have some details.
Speaker 2: As to exactly what he did. Yeah, Trump's DC safe
Speaker 2: and Beautiful Task Force has arrested over thirteen thousand criminals,
Speaker 2: removed one hundred and forty plus homeless encampments, and restored
Speaker 2: parks and monuments in the area. ICE alone has arrested
Speaker 2: over twenty thousand illegals in the region. Replicate this in
Speaker 2: every city and we'd be a new country. And one
Speaker 2: of the main things I've seen is these fountains that
Speaker 2: have been off for nineteen years, ten plus years, uh,
Speaker 2: spray painted with free gaza in disarray, and look at
Speaker 2: this beautiful marble and beautiful water. And I think there's
Speaker 2: something that clicks in your head when you hear running
Speaker 2: water and you see something beautiful. People have flocked to this.
Speaker 2: They are really enjoying it in DC now. And this
Speaker 2: one I've heard it's actually funny. I've been seeing it
Speaker 2: on social media and all the white people call it
Speaker 2: Meridian Park and all the black people call it Malcolm
Speaker 2: X Park.
Speaker 4: So you you know, trying it onto something, you know
Speaker 4: what it is. Yeah, but it's beautiful.
Speaker 2: And this decline really is a choice, and that's what
Speaker 2: we've been reiterating and saying, and and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: you spend all this fucking money so that a fat, overweight,
Speaker 2: jobless black guy can eat and live in an apartment.
Speaker 2: But it's crazy to spend money on something that everybody
Speaker 2: can go and enjoy. Like that's I'm not paying for
Speaker 2: living expenses. I am paying for common goods, right. So
Speaker 2: it's it's nice to see, and it's it's really that
Speaker 2: easy to do. We have, Uh what is it Like,
Speaker 2: it's like a Disney trope. We have people in charge,
Speaker 2: like Lion King when Scar oversaw the kingdom and everything
Speaker 2: was dark and violent, Like, we really can just fix
Speaker 2: these things. Yeah, we have nice stuff.
Speaker 1: And they're also doing a lot of work on the
Speaker 1: Lincoln Memorial reflection pool.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's coming.
Speaker 1: That's coming I think before July fourth. So that's very
Speaker 1: good to see. Our next story, this guy saved a duck.
Speaker 11: Oh my goodness, one of Samantha's eggs got crushed. I
Speaker 11: see him breathing and moving right here. I immediately began
Speaker 11: missing him with fresh water and gently picked away at
Speaker 11: his shell until I could find his beak.
Speaker 16: There he is.
Speaker 11: I then wrapped him up in a moist paper towel
Speaker 11: and placed him into a warm incubator to let him
Speaker 11: rest and hope he keeps fighting.
Speaker 2: Check on this baby.
Speaker 11: His yolk sack is very large. He absolutely not ready
Speaker 11: to come out of this egg.
Speaker 5: I'm going to put him back in the incubator for
Speaker 5: the night.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, did you hear that shirt?
Speaker 11: I am truly amazed by this little guy's strength, and
Speaker 11: his yolk sack has greatly reduced in size. He's very
Speaker 11: well formed, and he seems to really want to live,
Speaker 11: so I'm going to keep helping him. I'm to go
Speaker 11: back in the incubator for another few hours. He is
Speaker 11: trying to come out of the egg.
Speaker 26: It is a little early.
Speaker 11: I'm just going to have to help him. He's out
Speaker 11: of the egg. I immediately begin rinsing his belly button
Speaker 11: and wrapped him up in a fresh paper towel. Hearing
Speaker 11: him still chirping is truly incredible. I gave the incubator
Speaker 11: a good cleaning and pulled out some antibiotic ointment and
Speaker 11: applied it to his belly button. Then I wrapped him
Speaker 11: all up with some gaus and I used a piece
Speaker 11: of tape to keep it all snuck. He's all nice
Speaker 11: and cozy now. I even set up a little bed
Speaker 11: inside the incubator for him with a little pillow. I've
Speaker 11: done all I can do to help. Now we just
Speaker 11: wait and hope he has the strength to pull through.
Speaker 11: Several hours later, I'm back to check on Hiu and
Speaker 11: he's sitting up and he's able to stand. This little
Speaker 11: guy is an absolute miracle. I brought him right over
Speaker 11: to meet a friend, and we had plenty of cuddle
Speaker 11: time together. He very calmly laid on my chest and
Speaker 11: had much to say about it. By the end of it.
Speaker 2: Isn't that crazy? He grows in like a day. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it is. The duck ended up dying. Oh I did
Speaker 2: to goose. He ended up dying. But but it's nice
Speaker 2: that they tried to help. All right.
Speaker 1: For that next one you can delete that, and then
Speaker 1: we have another clip here for this is from like
Speaker 1: a hotel pool. Speaking of ducks, Look how they get
Speaker 1: out of the pool. So the guy comes over and
Speaker 1: puts a rolled up towel in.
Speaker 4: And then they can jump.
Speaker 1: Up, and then they immediately know what to do, and
Speaker 1: then the whole family exits the pool. The guy in
Speaker 1: the background tough. We have to blur that tough. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's tough. The ducks they all get out, Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: So it's a good duck thing. I guess another one
Speaker 1: ended up dying unfortunately. But that's a technique you can
Speaker 1: all use if you get ducks in your pool. Put
Speaker 1: a little towel on the steps, all right. Our last
Speaker 1: clip of the shows our Pure Americana clip of the week.
Speaker 1: This small Oregon town voted no on a data center
Speaker 1: and at.
Speaker 4: Work the purchase and still is closed. They got what
Speaker 4: they wanted, they liked it.
Speaker 24: A big wave of relief from a very passionate crowd
Speaker 24: after the Lapine City Council decides not to move forward
Speaker 24: with a proposed data center.
Speaker 2: There you go, that's uplifting. Yeah, there's a certain art
Speaker 2: town's fine. I don't need the data center, and my
Speaker 2: representatives actually represent me.
Speaker 4: And it worked so good for them.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know where I'm at on data
Speaker 2: centers or how I feel, but like, if the town
Speaker 2: doesn't want it, and the town's fine, you don't need
Speaker 2: extra tax money that's going to get funneled to somebody
Speaker 2: who's not you, right, and then you hear loud shit
Speaker 2: and the power gets.
Speaker 4: Finicky or something. I don't know, I may arrest you.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think they do, but I don't know enough.
Speaker 2: You know, But if you don't want it, you don't
Speaker 2: want it. If you're a happy small town, you don't
Speaker 2: need shit, right, Yeah, all right, let's get to some
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Speaker 1: And remember if you're a bonus Lander a member, you
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Speaker 1: Happy birthday to Brian. He's been on the road working
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Speaker 1: two year olds, and she said that she's breaking up
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Speaker 1: McLane on June second. He loves the show and he's
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Speaker 1: Happy Birthday to Laurie on June second, she turned sixty two.
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Speaker 1: So that's very Happy birthday to Jonathan. He turns thirty
Speaker 1: one today. He and Mackenzie loved the show and they
Speaker 1: saved them up for long road trips. And Mackenzie at
Speaker 1: first wasn't familiar with the show, but now she used
Speaker 1: a watcher and she likes it. Yeah, a lot of
Speaker 1: the girlfriends who get dragged to the show end up
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Speaker 2: So thank you. We're likable guys. Yeah, it's funny, it's
Speaker 2: coon sense. Maybe skip the dumb women's section for the week. Yeah,
Speaker 2: sorry about that one. That's not You're not dumb.
Speaker 4: None of you guys are dumb.
Speaker 2: Noney. You're talking about liptards talking about their periods, you know,
Speaker 2: so true. We should maybe have made a note. And
Speaker 2: the woman who can't speak to a waiter, you know,
Speaker 2: the bar is so low. We're actually not even being
Speaker 2: that mean. I just realized, so true. Happy birthday to
Speaker 2: John Everett. His birthday is today June second, and he's
Speaker 2: getting bonus Land for his birthday from his girlfriend Laura.
Speaker 2: Let's go who also loves the show at birthday, John
Speaker 2: and the girl. A lot of these girlfriends are becoming
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Speaker 1: We have a shout out to Perlita's husband, Tyler. Again,
Speaker 1: she said we pronounced her name very well. But her
Speaker 1: husband is coming back from the six weeks on the
Speaker 1: oil rig and he's excited to get home and hang
Speaker 1: out with Perlita and to watch the show together.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that helicopter ride. I don't like that on
Speaker 2: and off the oil rig. You know, that's how they
Speaker 2: do it usually. I thought it was just a boat.
Speaker 2: The oil rigs like a stationary. It's basically stationary. It's
Speaker 2: not like a boat. I mean it moves like I thought.
Speaker 2: You got a boat there and a boat off. You
Speaker 2: probably have to climb a ladder. Oh yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I've just seen a lot of helicopter videos of it. Pearlyda,
Speaker 2: let us know how he gets off the thing.
Speaker 1: We got a shout out to John, Valerie and Trevor
Speaker 1: Henry that's their last name. They've been enjoying the show
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Speaker 1: and they've been watching not since the beginning, but since
Speaker 1: recently and they love it. That's okay, so thank you guys.
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