Speaker 1: H Broaken Simulation, Brown Simulation, Sam Trick.
Speaker 2: We were in it before the intro even stopped. That's
how in it we are. We are. Johnny still sicky. Pooh,
I'm a little under Oh better now, Johnny b day.
Speaker 1: Congratulations Johnny beating it seems like it's really really just
become a cold now at this point, right, it's.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, it's a little bitch.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not gonna tempt fate by saying that,
but it's.
Speaker 2: A break cough in my mouth.
Speaker 1: It's so strange, Like I know people who died, multiple
people who died from whatever that was, that thing, and
it's just such a shot.
Speaker 2: I've been eating butt. But since uh the MD eight,
I'm good.
Speaker 1: They say growing up around horse crap is the best
thing you can do, and I really I grew up
rolling in it. Yeah, for your immune system.
Speaker 2: So that's what you're into, dude.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, that's my thing, Johnny.
Speaker 2: Why don't we start horse crap business, a wellness horse
crap wellness business.
Speaker 1: And I was like, you get.
Speaker 2: Sick a lot, come and just just lay.
Speaker 3: In our you know, you know, we could get some
purple haired white women to come here and just roll
in horse feces, like, yeah, dude, dun if.
Speaker 2: People commenting on my shoulders and arms, Yes, I have
to hit the gym, Okay I do, but you know what,
I'm just gonna do me and I'm trying to dress
as as simple as I can. I just don't care, Okay,
I just don't care.
Speaker 1: Simplicity is that what you're going Simplicity?
Speaker 2: What hundred percent? Johnny? Johnny if on stage, I would
this is the most comfortable you dress that people will
accept it on stage. That's what I've learned.
Speaker 1: I found this Levi's skater shirt kind of thing. It's
like a boxy cut shirt. I bought like ten ten
of them and I just wear them. That's like I
have one.
Speaker 2: Your grown ass man doing grown ass stuff. Why it's great.
Speaker 1: I mean that's like five extra seconds you get back
every day that you don't have to think about what it's.
Speaker 2: Just like you always say, people go look up. People
used to dress. Yeah it looks awful. Right. People used
to like mug people in suits, Like you would get
mugged at gunpoint by a guy wearing a three piece suit, right, totally.
It might be like, hey, you need some of that.
Oh I get it, let me reach it. And oh,
that's my that's my watch. Let me find the other place. Nope,
that's my whiskey jar. Nope, nope, nope. Okay, let me ah,
here we go. Here's your ope. Mom.
Speaker 1: Dude, we have a photo of my great great grandparents
in nineteen fifteen in front of this house out here
on the farm. Uh. And they're a pitchfork. No, they're
all baking in the sun in suits, like just dressed
all the way up like they're going to church or something.
And suits I'm gonna do.
Speaker 2: They're they're they're getting their wellness.
Speaker 4: Horse crap ready, I mean, isn't that a.
Speaker 2: Strange Johnny, let's make multi vitamin horse crap. You could
do it all your nutrients here, dude, somebody goes dressing
with class makes you feel better? Doesn't make me feel better,
doesn't at all. Something said something really funny. You know,
we should call our product FBI narrative because it's horse crap.
Speaker 1: I like that. That's really good.
Speaker 2: So have you seen a new thing that Candice put
out just came out? Yeah, if you go to my
Twitter you'll see it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, I'm looking. We've had a whole
lot of life, but because a lot, a lot, Charlie
Kirk was still.
Speaker 2: Copyright for that ord copyright for that.
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk was still a lot of the last time
we spoke, it's been like, it's kind of a different
you know, it's truly a paradigm shift. I mean, I
would not have thought that he was that important of
a person, but it turns out he was.
Speaker 2: Well, well, Johnny, it's also that, you know, how what
happened is you know, completely shocking.
Speaker 1: No, true, No, it's just fascinating. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Into my tips line repeatedly, it is a very clear
image of Tyler Robinson.
Speaker 1: Yes, allegedly, I'll say allegedly for safety.
Speaker 5: Here it's looking great, according to my timeline, allegedly taken
at six thirty eight pm at a nearby dairy.
Speaker 6: Queen.
Speaker 5: Here is that photo that we can show you. Just
take a look at this photo. What is wrong with
this picture? A lot is wrong with this picture. First
and foremost, six thirty eight pm. He just shot someone.
You have gone through great pains to hide your face,
to change your outfit. But wait, you didn't fully change
your outfit, did you. I'm looking at this photo and uh,
you're wearing jeans and you're wearing the maroon shirt. Now
we have a fifty to fifty combo of the outfits.
And now you're showing your eyes and you're not fearful
at all that you might be.
Speaker 1: That's funny. That doesn't even look like the guy in
the security footage from the university.
Speaker 5: He recognized. Also, wow, you must have quite the stomach.
You don't have a record. Next thing, you know, you
shoot someone and you're like, I'm just going to go
have a meal. You don't seem to be too shaken.
Speaker 1: Or too upset.
Speaker 2: Heard this before, job.
Speaker 5: By the way, we map this.
Speaker 1: App every time there's been a shoot shoot.
Speaker 2: We heard this with os Well it's like, yeah, I
just U I just took out the president. Let me
go catch a movie real quick. Yeah, and then away
is the Parkland shooting where we're live on YouTube right now.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean.
Speaker 7: All right, Johnny, I mean I mean that's no, I
mean that's the number one one Like that'll we'll get
the belt come shoot us in the middle of us
trying to do a live stream. If just don't say
that word, say you can talk about that event but
the land of parks.
Speaker 2: Can I say Parkland?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 2: Okay, situation, let's not say it again. Yeah, okay, the
thing I just said eight times? Okay, when there was
that young girls like, I don't know what everybody's talking about.
When we heard the boom, boom bang, we were running.
He was running right next to me. That's exactly what said.
And where'd he go? McDonald's yeah, yeah, do you want
to resume this?
Speaker 5: Yeah, resume it from the campus at a time when
we're told that he's idling by babysitting the rifle. So
you can see we're showing you it's about seventeen minute
drive away from the campus, So is there there should
be a lot of footage then of this Dodge Challenger
driving back and forth. Okay, And like I said, the
biggest thing that jumps at me is he looks kind
of content there. So he's got to be a full
lown psychopath. But what the FEDS told me he was
wearing in the morning, and half of what the Feds
told us that he was wearing during the shooting. Okay,
So why did he text in this exchange at all
and say that he changed outfits when you've just said,
I changed my T shirt. But that's the reality. You
just changed your T shirt and that was enough? Was
it just a T shirt? That he changed the outfit again,
as I sensed yesterday, has always been problematic. I feel
the outfit was the FED mistake. It never made any
sense to say that he wore an outfits onto campus
light khaki shorts and a maroon shirt, and then decided
to completely change hours later, Because why wouldn't you just
change the T shirt? That actually makes more sense. Every
kid wears blue jeans. You don't have to like change
blue jeans or change out of khaki shorts to avoid detection.
That's not gonna go, hey, we're stopping you because you're
wearing blue jeans.
Speaker 1: That's not a thing.
Speaker 8: It would make.
Speaker 5: Much more sense he had just changed his T shirt.
Speaker 2: Man, No, boy, it's gonna be another Richard Jewels situation, dude,
And that kid's gonna make so much money.
Speaker 1: That kid, yeah, oh no, no, he will never if
he will never live to get anything from this. If
you think there's a.
Speaker 2: This narrative Johnny is dying so quickly, it would be
absolutely catastrophist. Is that even the.
Speaker 1: Word No, it's not like you could say it would
be as that is word catastrophe. It would be castrophe
that isn't a word catastrophist.
Speaker 2: This would be like a super Yeah, I make work,
I make words up as I go. I make culture, Johnny,
wat's that word being everywhere, just like.
Speaker 1: You got the stone cold stunner, you got rock bottom,
and you got the catastrophist coming at you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there we go down. See it's great now I
get it.
Speaker 1: But dude, there's no there's no way that he will
be dead before they'll let him off the hook for
this thing.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 1: Dude, you really well, Okay, well, he seems like you
have a feeling about it. Do you do you think
he's going to go the way of Richard.
Speaker 2: Jewdan Right now, there's zero evidence that this kid did it,
zero and the evidence put forward completely and utterly is junk.
Speaker 1: Well, no, there's no evidence that you would accept. But
the evidence they could produce in court were his text
messages which stuck on him now his father saying that
he did it, and then all of his discoord stuff
that will all be accepted in court that will never
get thrown out. I know, we don't believe that, but
that will I mean, that's damning in court and they're
securely bad.
Speaker 2: Buddy, it's getting really bad now.
Speaker 1: If he'll hang himself in prison, off himself, you know, uh,
you know he likes to play the game hangman for
you too.
Speaker 2: Yes, hey, dude, somebody out there, just Johnny. All I
have to say to this discussion is I stand up business. Okay,
I stand on business.
Speaker 1: But you don't think he will.
Speaker 2: You think he'll get No, I'm not saying he's gonna
get off, but I mean, based on where everything is
in this investigation, nothing tells me that this is the guy. Nothing,
not one thing that has mattered. I mean, like there
are times where it doesn't matter. And we all know
with Lee Jave Oswald that that that he got, he
got taken out before he could even talk about it.
Come on, tocky.
Speaker 1: So they'll do with this guy. They'll they'll either convince
him to take the fall for or he will he
will be gone.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you you don't think there's any chance he
get out. I mean we'll have more with Richard Jewels.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that was completely completely such. I mean
it's the exception that proves the rule. The Richard Jewel thing.
Uh but about zero percent chance because he wasn't even
I mean we saw him, he had a chance to
say things to the judge and he said nothing.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, it's crazy to me, go Johnny, it's crazy
to me listening to this these people. I'm truly stunned
that Sam's on board with the k situation. Unreal, What
do you mean? What are you trying to say? What?
What am I on board with? I'm literally pushing back
against the narrative. What are you talking about? Unless you're
gonna get into the think about the not Lewis who.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, John he's in the headline. We
can say that.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, we all we can. I didn't know.
Try to get me scared. I'm trying to stand on
business and you won't let me.
Speaker 1: It's it's just the AJ related anything AJ talked about.
We kind of have to be careful with. I think
because the guy I don't mean.
Speaker 2: The guy that the guy that the government censored and
now all of a sudden, everyone's all upset. It's like
so crazy for me to watch. It is so crazy
for me to watch people losing their mind. That we're
all totally fine with censorship before, with cancel culture before.
It's crazy.
Speaker 1: To be clear, I'm not buying any of that stuff
I said. We don't think I can see in the
comments like people are. I'm not. I'm just saying there's justice.
You don't get justice in our justice system. If he
didn't do it, if he did do it, doesn't matter.
They've chosen him to be the guy that goes down,
and he will.
Speaker 2: We got to make that quoto viral, so you so
even when you're gone, people will say it, there's no
justice in our justices them. You know, I'm down with it. Dude.
Speaker 1: Did you see that the military is already pondering using
for recruitment.
Speaker 2: Why would you even put that out? It's so crazy
to me.
Speaker 1: This is from NBC News. Military leaders considering recruiting campaign
centered on a Charlie Kirk. I think we can say
that right. It's in the news. Ever, Uh, Pentagon leaders are.
Speaker 2: Topics.
Speaker 1: This is one of the hot topics. Yeah, Pentagon leaders
are considering a new recruiting campaign that would encourage young
people to honor the legacy of Charlie Kirk by joining
the military.
Speaker 2: Jot meat machine.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. I mean, they just have no shame in
these people. The idea would be to frame the recruiting
campaign as a national call to service. Officials said, possible
slogan that they've they've discussed these slogans. Are you ready?
Charlie has awakened a general of warriors. According to officials,
Anthony Tata, who is this real? Are we supposed to
believe that's that guy's name? Anthony Tata, who serves as
Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, is leading
the effort. According to officials, As part of the potential
new campaign, Pentegon leaders are considering using chapters of Kirk's
political organization, Turning Point at schools across the United States
as military recruitment centers. So they're going to go into
Turning Point and turn it into a military recruitment wing
of the propaganda army.
Speaker 2: Man, do you love Jesus? Will join the meat grinder
machine as we kill people.
Speaker 1: That could include inviting recruiters to be present at events
or advertising for the military at Turning Point chapters, someone explaining.
President Trump has credited Kirk and Turning Point with helping
him win the twenty twenty four election. That is Oh,
that's disgusting. They don't wait long, do they.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's absolutely what was Rob Emanuel saying, never
let a good never let.
Speaker 1: A good what you called a crisis? What was it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, never let a good crisis go to waste. It's
absolutely nuts. It's absolutely nuts. We're living in cuckoo times.
We're living in good times.
Speaker 1: You sent me a video that I haven't watched that
I want to watch it live. It's poly Shore talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very crazy. This is very nuts. You need
to get him on the show to ask him about this.
Speaker 1: Oh really all right? Yeah we could. We had him on,
We had him on Punch Druck him back in the day.
I remember that we love we love poly Shore. I
missed doing the Okay, come on play.
Speaker 2: You can't hear it. This is what happened.
Speaker 9: Okay, we both got invited to an Illuminati party, right,
only one of us can go, so.
Speaker 2: I want getting the party.
Speaker 10: And then all of a sudden, Marky Wahlberg from.
Speaker 2: The Punky Bunches there too.
Speaker 10: I said, motherfucker.
Speaker 2: I said, oh, I said all I thought only one of.
Speaker 10: Us can go, and Alironardot Gafriel comes out and he says, no, dude,
you guys are both straight. So we're sitting there and
all of a sudden, he starts looking at my airline
and he's like, starts kind of he said, you gotta
shave this party here. I said, dude, I'm already fucking
losing my hair. He says, but I'll shade that part
if you shaded that part. And then all of a sudden,
he says, yo, you want to do some movies with me?
Speaker 2: And I was like, yeah, I want to do some
movies you.
Speaker 10: I'm a fucking big fan. You started several movies, Boogie Knights,
The Fighter, Ted Daddy's Home, Two Guns, Paying Games.
Speaker 1: All these motherfucking movies.
Speaker 10: And Robert de Niro comes up to me and he says, yo, Polly,
let me just put my figure in your asshole. And
I said, whoa bro, Only if you give me two
hundred million dollars and he said, I got you. So
he said he gave me two hundred million dollars. The
Nero and Pacino and fucking jumped at gee the finger
in my ASTs off. I get escorted the lead one
dude twenty in a row millions of dollars and I
got left by myself. One of those dudes is named
Mark Wahlberg from AKA motherfucking Fucking Bunch, and the other one.
Speaker 2: Is And that's my story.
Speaker 10: And after this, I don't know what's gonna happen. I'm
sure once this airs, all these people are gonna come
after me and I'm gonna wind up with Joe Rogan
over at the mother.
Speaker 11: Ship in Tea.
Speaker 2: So this isn't that long ago?
Speaker 1: That was intense. Do you think he's serious?
Speaker 2: Seems like, I don't know, it's kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's weird that like Joe Pesci and Al
Pacino and Robert de Niro were there. That was kind
of strange.
Speaker 2: It's sticking fingers in butts.
Speaker 1: It feels like it was probably like like the outline
of something that happened that wasn't quite would love to
talk to him about that. We're for sure got demonetized already.
We're so screwed.
Speaker 2: I wish all right, dude, Well, you know, I don't
know what to tell you. Bro. We keep it real
on this show. Nobody's gonna edit it, edit it out,
edit it out.
Speaker 1: It's live.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, I edit out all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I I mean I have to cut the
whole thing out. Nobody else see it.
Speaker 2: That's sad. Stop complaining, dude. We're giving them the good stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean the people here now are going to
see it, but nobody else will.
Speaker 2: People who come. People come to this show for the
good stuff, Johnny, Okay, for the good stuff.
Speaker 1: It's funny. You guys are sam while we're doing this
is like this, and then afterward he's like always stressed
out about monetization, like, oh, we're gonna get the dude,
take that out. All he's trying to act just so
you know, listening or in the comments, he's trying to
act cool about it, like he doesn't care right now,
and then later it's all he cares about.
Speaker 2: To be clear, Johnny is a snitch, Yes, snitch. Just
remember that if you ever committed crime, Johnny's there just
so he will snitch on you.
Speaker 1: Is Johnny Jewish? No, Johnny's not Jewish. No, not a drop. Yeah,
I'm I'm as Irish and English as you can get.
It's the right, is he bro.
Speaker 2: Hebrew?
Speaker 1: Johnny? I know, but we are I think gonna have
John Kiriaku, who was in the Cia.
Speaker 2: Johnny's very excited about that. So I've been told to
tell you, guys, just because it's a skit doesn't mean
it's not true.
Speaker 1: What what does that mean?
Speaker 2: Exactly, Johnny? You know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 1: What is a skit or sketch?
Speaker 2: Just because Polly's thing was a skit doesn't mean it's
not true. I just had to tell you that from
so many so many?
Speaker 1: Is that from something? Yeah, we'll get all the super chests.
Speaker 2: At Johnny, Johnny will Johnny will get back to you
next week on whether that's a skid or not.
Speaker 1: Not a jesuit, by the way, not a jesuit.
Speaker 2: Johnny Is said jesuit. I wasn't supposed to tell you.
Speaker 1: Southern Baptist, Southern Baptist, even speaking.
Speaker 2: Of secret societies. I did a live stream on this,
but I wanted to talk about it here. I mean,
we got to get into some hot topics, but I
wanted to talk about real quick. So I didn't show
in Chicago, and I got done used in the bathroom.
I just quadruple flushed it. So it's like it was
it was it was a bomb, right, I just bombed it,
and I get out this guy runs up to me
out of the bathrooms, like, hey, are you Sam. I'm
like yeah. He goes, hey, man, I just want to
let you know. I'm a big fan, been a big
fan forever. He's like this Mexican. He looks slick, right,
he's a.
Speaker 1: Slickly Okay, uh well Sam, here look.
Speaker 2: At the bomb and says recording era, what does that mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're signaling away for saying I lost you for.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm hard wired right now.
Speaker 1: Just just repeat that again. The last thing I heard
was like a slick Mexican.
Speaker 2: Slick Mexican. That's why he looks click back. Think about
manager at Verizon Wireless. Look, okay, that's what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: Kind of Mexican who's not getting deported right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. Kind of Mexican who likes people
getting deported. He's like, I'm playing the game.
Speaker 1: Mexican who rats out the other Mexicans standing in front
of his yea, yeah.
Speaker 2: He waits soill they get his lawn done. Then he
calls Ice so he doesn't have to pay them, right
he goes, He goes, hey, man, I'm a big fan,
always been a big fan. I have a gift for you.
I'm like, okay, this is cool. He's like, uh, I
want to tell you something. This is this was my father's.
I'm like, oh, you give me your father stuff. That's
so nice. He gives me this. He goes, my father
was a level two, level thirty two Mason, but he's
like a level thirty two Mason and this was his
and I want to give it to you. And John
look at all the symbolism and I'm like, is this
guy trying to recruit me right now into the Freemasons?
They keep they keep trying.
Speaker 1: What is that? Okay, Supreme Council that it was like
some Latins and then it says something DFSG, Inspector General
of the Scottish Rite. Well, you're showing the guy's name
right now.
Speaker 2: I don't know to tell you, Johnny, he's no longer
with us.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, yeah he doesn't care. Then can
you read more? It's hard for me to see. Can
you read more of it? That's fascinating. And this is
what he got when he reached the thirty second degree
or something? Is that what he Yeah?
Speaker 2: But this was his dad's. Here we go, who has
signed it? Okay, North Masonic jurisdiction of the United States
of America, sitting at its grand eastern Boston, Massachusetts. This
is served by that brother Peter mar McKay, who has
signed his name in this margin. Here is a here
of is a prince of the Royal Secret thirty two,
and such is re regularly affiliated in our consistentor in
the Valley of Freeport in the United States of Illinois.
While that's where in the state of Illinois, and is
hereby recommended to the protections and the fraternal consideration of
all members of the ancient accepted Scottish rite through the
world wall. And this happened in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Dude, my uncle was a shriner and they he was
also in Sons of Confederates.
Speaker 2: You know what that means, Johnny, Do you know what
that means?
Speaker 1: I'm known hed He wore a funny hat and rode
around and go cart.
Speaker 2: I mean your uncle was in the butt stuff.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, That's what that means.
Speaker 2: Dude. You had a puff for.
Speaker 1: For Fo because he's like, I mean, his his The
earliest things I remember Hi telling about was like dropping
laser guided munitions on Vietnamese women and children, and in Vietnam,
So I'd be very surprised if that was true. But yeah,
he was. They and they. I remember as a kid,
you know, them trying to talk to me about joining,
but I would just like, I don't know, I don't
I didn't even like summer camp, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I can barely get you to come to work. How
are you going to be in a secret society.
Speaker 1: Well, I've never missed the day of work, by the ways, Like.
Speaker 2: I gotta go fly home.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, my mother sick.
Speaker 2: Johnny, We're we're doing that. We're doing a bit here.
I'm not making it serious. Family, Sam. I take care
of all my family, everybody, all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: They're always recruiting me.
Speaker 1: Who else has this?
Speaker 2: The Freemasons of uh San Francisco, you know there, that's
the butt stuff the place.
Speaker 1: It's what I mean. I wonder if there's like a
regional difference between the Masons. Does anybody in the comments
know that? Or is it all nationally? Like they're pretty
similar across the units.
Speaker 2: I think they're all pretty similar, but they probably have
all their own feel do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like when they have like a national light when the
San Francisco guys show up? Are the Southern guys like, oh,
here are the queens.
Speaker 2: Here we go here the queens look at that, but
just showed up. Yeah, level thirty three is more like
six one sevens. What are you exdal In the comment
I'm talking lingo to the kids. Actually was camping, Yeah,
just deep in the forest camping. Is he camping again?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 1: No, he was this week though. I was talking about
him if you miss him on Timfoil House because he
was camping in the forest.
Speaker 2: You know, it's so funny his whole family that his
girlfriend's whole family is a fan of ours. So it's
like she walks up, he's like local celebrity and they're like, oh,
you're the guy who microdoses every shell.
Speaker 1: Oh no, oh, I didn't think about them knowing about
his whole his condition.
Speaker 2: Here's the one microdoses who's turned his crippling addiction into content.
Speaker 1: Did you see so Jimmy Kimmel, of course we were
right in what we was kind of breaking on Timfoil
the other day. So Jimmy Kimmel affiliates came to ABC
and said, hey, we're gonna preempt Kimmel. We don't like
what he said about Charlie Kirk. And then ABC was like,
all right, Jimmy Kimmel, you're suspended indefinitely, which to me
means he's.
Speaker 2: Fired, right, Yeah, you're gone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's done.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So but as interesting as that, did you see there
was this smoking hot news anchor on ABC twenty I think.
Speaker 2: Maybe you if I would or would not and you.
Speaker 1: Know, answer, she's not quite your type?
Speaker 2: But well, what's my what she's alive? Is that my
TA for you? I think, uh, okay, you know my
opinion on fin women.
Speaker 1: Uh her name is Benny Benny Ray.
Speaker 2: Is that it?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Bennie and the Jets.
Speaker 1: Benny and the Jets. I went to Benny Ray Harmony Golley.
Can they get more ads? I mean, can you possibly?
Speaker 2: People? I hate when others do it. We have to
do it all the time though.
Speaker 1: Benny Ray Harmony, a popular local news anchor at w
i C S A B another.
Speaker 2: One, stop it, another one another.
Speaker 1: One, resigned after being suspended for delivering a non partisan
tribute to the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a
live newscast. The tribute air during her broadcast. She's but
really simply. Actually, she said, when conversations stop happening, I'm sorry, Well,
when conversations stopped happening, when individuals become wordless, that's when
violence begins. And then I'll try to if I can
manage to find a way to get back to the
blinking here much for.
Speaker 13: Teating it into marketplace today. So I want to talk
about something for a.
Speaker 14: Minute, and it is heavy.
Speaker 13: I want you to know that it's okay if you
feel sadness. It's okay if you feel if you're grieving.
Two days ago, I lost a mentor, my first boss,
the first person who made me believe in myself, that
encouraged me to chase this stream that you're watching right now,
Charlie Kirk. There's a lot going on in our world
right now, in our country. But I want to say
one thing. Lean on your neighbors, speak up for.
Speaker 8: What you believe in.
Speaker 14: I don't care what it is I want to share
with you. One of my favorite saying is that Charlie
would always tell us at the office, he would yell
it from the mountaintop. So please listen. When conversations stop happening,
when individuals become wordless, that's when violence begins. So if
you do one thing today, make it be with passion,
with conviction. Stand up for your friends, stand up for
your beliefs, and speak loudly, even if your voice chieks.
Your words have meaning, your values have purpose. Never forget that.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 14: C K changed my life.
Speaker 2: She got fired for that. Now what's your name?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'll show, Okay, so let me, I'll pull up.
She's lovely. Uh when Benny Ray harmony is her name.
But when you ever.
Speaker 2: Hear Benny that was very passionate. It was like a
great segment. And you're fired, and you're fired, get out
of here.
Speaker 1: And here if you'd like to, here's a sam if
you would like to, would or would not?
Speaker 14: This?
Speaker 2: Okay? Give it to me, Johnny. Johnny won't let me
do a wood segment on here? Think whoa what? Totally?
Would What kind of were we living when hot chicks
are getting fired? Would? Totally? Damn?
Speaker 1: I mean, what are we talking about?
Speaker 2: Pissed?
Speaker 1: She'll be on Fox News by the end of the week, though,
she'll be anchoring a new show on Fox News.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's her play. Maybe that's her play. He's like,
let me say, someone will piss them off?
Speaker 1: I can't believe. I mean, I you never hear about
it going that way for someone. Really, It's almost like
it's meant to be, you know, inciting.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think it's in tiny postle. The Emmys went off,
not a single mention of the Charlie Kirk thing on
the Emmys, just all these artistic losers crying about awards
and kind of spassing on stage. Not one mention about
the guy or anything to do with the predicament the
country's And when you think about that, a lot of
people are upset that nobody mentioned it.
Speaker 2: I mean, does this surprise you? It's Hollywood, dude, I do.
I am surprised.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then I mean even I mean, these are the
same people that cried about the guy that Kyle Rittenhouse
took out that had extensive SA charges against children, and
then we had the guy Mark Roflie going giving him
nicknames like little Jimmy, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, does that are you surprised? I mean, there's
no people more detached from Hollywood than the highest levels
of acting, producings and directors in Los Angeles. They are
completely inarly detached from reality. They live in fantasyland, okay,
and they can worry about trans children. That's that's the
world they worry about in regards to whether you whether
you like him or don't like him. You know, I
mean that what happened is, what happened to him is
completely disgusting and sad and pathetic. And and let's just
go let's just say, Johnny, for the sake of discussion,
we lean towards my thing that someone else did not
this kid. That means there's a kid whose life is
hanging in the balance right now in jail, and we're
just sitting here going, oh, he was in a furry
I mean, it's super tragic, man. And now there's people
who say his dad gave him to the cops so
he would be protected protected because outside he's more dangerous,
there's more danger to him. I don't know if that's
the answer, but this and I was, you know, I
saw a clip on Twitter from Steve Bannon which was like,
why is this kid? Why does he have a lawyer yet?
Why does the kid have a lawyer? I mean, in
Luigi got lawyer, Why does this kid have a lawyer?
I mean, dude, it's crazy to watch all these right
right wing content hosts just deep throating this whole FBI narrative.
It's absolutely, absolutely hilarious if it wasn't so tragic.
Speaker 1: And props the canis Owens for I mean, she, she's, she's,
She's got more balls than almost any other guy in media,
and honestly so dude.
Speaker 2: So there is a clip that somebody posts it. It's
about jiu jitsu, and I love jiu jitsu, but it's
not really the The about jiu jitsu is why I
posted it. I posted it because of what It's a
really amazing moment from the Joe Rogan Kanye West interview.
And he goes, man, Joe Roan goes basically, uh, you know,
he goes. He goes, everyone thinks you're crazy. Why does
everyone think you're crazy? He goes, because I tell the truth.
He goes. In a world of lies, the truth seems crazy.
I'm like, damn, bro, that's Bars right there. Man, that
is bars right there. Bars. I I mean, that's story
of my life. There's people who now believe everything I'm
saying five years ago still look at me like I'm
the crazy one, Like I'm the idiot. What is it?
Speaker 1: Modern day prophet Peanut butter hair Johnny go.
Speaker 2: Show that T shirt? Can you please? Could you just
help a guy out sell some shirts?
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Whereas the tenfoil hat T shirts dot com different show? Yeah,
but the T shirts here we go. Hold on just
a second, let me let me share.
Speaker 2: Look at that shirt. That's fire.
Speaker 1: Fuck. I mean you hit the face you're making. It's
just what is your motivation? Would you say? In that picture,
that original picture? Are you are? Are you expressing confusion?
Is it mania? Wacky? Okay? It looks like going on here?
What is going on? I can't believe it? Can you
believe it?
Speaker 2: I'm Sam Trick, right, dude?
Speaker 1: Brain injury, that's what that That's what I see.
Speaker 2: Now, now you Johnny, you know I'm having mental issues.
You are, No, I'm not. I'm just joking trying to
make No. I'm feeling great. My throat's a little sore though,
but I think I might have to pull back.
Speaker 1: It's that d dude, it's that VID. What's all? It does?
The co the co.
Speaker 2: You think?
Speaker 16: So?
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably that's think.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid, Johnny. Do you think, Johnny, do you think
I'm afraid? If any of it?
Speaker 1: No? Probably not? Actually probably not.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So this is we're into the Jimmy Kimmel thing.
I've said this before, I've live streamed about it, and
it's I'm the amount of hatred being thrown. I mean
it's and it's just in the comments section. I don't
think it's too dangerous, but it's just people just don't
care about honoring the rule. Now, the what we're being
told is the f the f A A right, No,
the FCC excuse me, the FCC stepped in and pressured
this affiliate to cancel Jimmy Kimmel. So now the word
is there's a discussion. And this is the most mind
blowing part is that wasn't actually the FCC pressuring them.
Is that these people at this affiliate company heard the
FCC's podcast. They have a podcast. Dude, the FCC has
a podcast, right, that's crazy? Yeah, why why do they
have a podcast? Who was listened to the FCC podcast?
Who's like, do I want to do Rogan? Do I
want to do bad Friends? Tim Dillon? Oh, FCC podcast,
let's kid? Have you have you?
Speaker 1: Contal Communications Commission Podcast?
Speaker 2: By Chance Our Wacky Our Wacky Holes break Down the latest.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine Charlie she going on there promote his book.
You know, Charlie Sheen the FCC podcast to promote do guests.
Speaker 2: Who just showed up in the comments section. Everyone's favorite Mexican.
So anyways, they were discussing this, this company which is
trying to get the the Trump administration to green light
a merger that they're trying to do, supposedly heard it
freaked out and and blocked them and said they weren't
going to carry it anymore.
Speaker 1: Wait, so what's the connection there? Why would they do
that just to get favor from the FCC?
Speaker 2: Yes, because if they say that Trump doesn't like medium mergers,
so they're trying to get on his good side. Good,
get on his good side. So podcast caused this, but
they don't care. Nobody cares.
Speaker 1: Theory that is that you just repeated, By the way,
is Elizabeth Warren is the originator of that that theory
according to Newsweek.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, like we're now we get Johnny sometimes
it broke clocks right twice a day.
Speaker 1: No, I know, yeah, I know, it's seriously interesting. I'll
read our quote here first, Colbert now Kimmel. Last minute settlements,
secret side deals, multi billion dollar mergers pending Donald Trump's approval,
said Elizabeth Warren Trump. Silencing free speech stifles our democracy.
Speaker 2: So that's there's no violation of free speech. If the
FCC did imply pressure, if this was this was, if
this was what's the name of its star, whatever it is,
it's the name of it, Johnny.
Speaker 1: Next Start, Next Star.
Speaker 2: If Next Star freaked out and canceled them, that's that's
simple business. I'm not for it, okay. But when you
have Barack Obama, Michelle Obama or Mikey Big Mike going
in and pressuring ABC to fire Roseanne. You have YouTube
through being pressured by the intelligence companies to take down
Alex Jones. When you have the Biden administration putting pressure
on Fox to get rid of Tucker, and when you
have the intelligence agencies putting pressure on our tech and
our social media companies to silence people who are talking
about narratives they don't like. That is a violation of
the First Amendment. And if you're upset now, I have
to ask you, where were you when that was happening.
You didn't say anything because you liked it. And again
it's I holding I talked about all the time on
Timpaul had good fashion, good fascism, bad fascism. You love
fascism when it works for you and gets rid of
people you don't like, and you lose your skull when
it goes out to the people you don't like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the liberals loved it when they were going after
when they were finding you know, Stern and stuff and
the the It was all left wing Democrats who were
behind the FCC then when they were finding Stern into
oblivion in the nineties, and now it's it's just the speech.
Isn't it interesting how that free speed paradigm has gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but even Howard Stern was getting like fined, but
he was never getting kicked off, while Opie and Anthony
were getting kicked off of everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well then too, Yeah, that's even a better example. Yeah.
They they really got screwed by the FCC two uh,
And it was like, what.
Speaker 2: Are we talking about? We got Shepherd Ambellis talking about
Stern Random CIA Operation Shepherd. Some guy was getting really
nasty about you on on one of our shows the
other day. I said, I will not stand for that.
They were saying, I'm Jim Skirt. I will not stand
for that. I will not. So that's my Thie I.
Speaker 1: Really said, I heard you only stand on business.
Speaker 2: I stand on business, Johnny, and defending Shepherd is business
good bit good for business. The only reason I am
set well if the FDC, if the FCC did do that,
and they did put pressure, that's violation for Sumendment. I'm
totally against that. But the biggest reason I'm upset about
Jimmy Kimmel getting let go is that Don Barris. This
affects my friend Don Barris, who I love with, who
I love very much. It affects him directly, So I'm
I I don't like that.
Speaker 1: If you don't know, Don Barris is an old school
comedy store community of Fran of Sam's, who is does
audience warm up for Kim O and has done for
years and years and years. Yeah, I'm with him, and
his has hooked a lot of people up, with some
that I know. It's like Tebow, got to go there
all the time, got to see like Prince, you know,
like ten feet away from Prince playing on kim Wall,
all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: I agree, dude, it makes me super sad, generous and
the way everyone's okay with throwing out their beliefs.
Speaker 1: Wendy said, heat that's right. Yeah, Kim w used to
be such a cool dude, man, I mean when he
was doing Man Show and all that he was. And
I guess it's just the corruption of you know, the
corrupting influence of Hollywood, you know, which you're there that long.
Speaker 2: It's money changes you, but what really changed you is
the thought of losing the money that changed you the most.
So the I mean, like, dude, poll Shorge is talking
about fingers in this butt.
Speaker 1: Me get killed on this episode?
Speaker 2: That was that one's too far edited out? Edit out?
Speaker 1: No, No, not what you said. Just I was thinking
back to that moment where, uh where he said that.
So I watched the rest of that Sam Hide thing
that we played on Tim Foil the other day.
Speaker 2: I would love it. I would love to have you
and Dylan w Ren sit in the room and you
should listen to Dylan ring just going off on it.
I'm like, dude, you're totally wrong about that. He thought
he was inciting uh division.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so. No, But he did go
on to say something that I don't agree with, which
is that he thinks it's time for the president to
bring the military to cities where they have real crime problems.
And I just don't think military boots on the ground
in American cities is ever going to be the answer
of federal power. You know, doing things municipally is just
never the answer. It's it's the because what happens when
the left is in charge again?
Speaker 2: You know? Or or I completely agree? And uh, do
you do you like the government on your streets? I
know we have coss, but do you like that? Because
Joe Biden said the FBI to a Board of Education
meetings to scare parents who had a problem with the education.
I mean, it's super scary and it is slippery slope
to Marxism and martial law.
Speaker 1: I'm not Polish or check, are you Polish?
Speaker 2: Check?
Speaker 1: It's like English, Irish and then a little touch of Swedish.
It's all the white, white countries.
Speaker 2: Basically, Johnny's the whitest person on the show. Yeah, flat
among like twelve percent black.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I think I'm two percent camer Rooneyan or
something like that.
Speaker 2: Johnny. That's why you don't tip. Johnny doesn't tip everybody.
Speaker 1: I'm famously a giant. I'm so guilty about tipping, even
when somebody's done nothing like at the Oasis show where
somebody you literally it's self serve, You grab your own drinks,
you hand them to someone, you scan your own card,
and then they spent the only thing they do is
spin this thing around for you to hit fifteen percent,
eighteen percent or twenty percent. And because Johnny's staring at fifteen.
Speaker 2: What do you? Let's say you go to Jamba Juice
shorter three drinks.
Speaker 1: I would never go, what do you tip?
Speaker 2: Let's just say you did, okay, I'd be a master
thatsbyan PlayGame here? How much you Let's say they're eight dollars.
Speaker 1: Each, I tip like five bucks on that.
Speaker 2: Probably I tip one dollar per item?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well yeah, I probably okay, so eight sixteen, twenty four, Yeah,
I'd do like five bucks something like that a round up.
So whatever.
Speaker 2: So when I grab a coffee goes Starbucks. Let's say
I grab two coffees, I tip two dollars.
Speaker 1: I would say it would be like twenty five dollars
would be the final check, and then I would just
give them thirty and say keep a change.
Speaker 2: Probably Johnny, would you go keep the change?
Speaker 1: No, I would just walk up.
Speaker 2: If it's a super cute chick would you give her
an extra buck to make you think of your money bags?
Money bags, Johnson.
Speaker 1: I would just keep thirty dollars and she could have
the rest. That's what I would do. There you go, well, lady, here.
Speaker 2: You go, throw an extra twenty on it. What do
you get it?
Speaker 1: John A juice? Juice is not good for you. It's
all sugar. You shouldn't be drinking a lot juice.
Speaker 2: I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I'm
done with everything. I'm over. This is my last show.
I'm here to announcement. Done with everything.
Speaker 1: There's this crazy video. I'm sure it's fake, but it's
of a reaper drone attacking a UAP. The government just
released it last week, and uh, it kind of fell
in the gap between our shows. But you can see
the effect of whatever gravity manipulation that's used by the UAP.
It picks up these fragments of itself and probably the
missile that exploded, and it keeps traveling with the UAP.
It's I don't know why we call it UFO. That's what.
That's what In America we've decided to call these things.
So watch this, dude. You can see right here they're
tracking it. This thing is moving rapidly across the ocean,
and then you'll see from the top and the left
you'll see a reaper attack like a missile or whatever
the hell come in and then it'll impact this thing,
and then these fragments will kind of reform around it.
Watch this it's coming up here. Watch boom knocks it
off course. And then these fragments break off of it
and continue along with it.
Speaker 2: And it's gonna be so crazy, and it's just crazy
shit I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: That is just it kind of is self correcting now
and now these particles are continuing along with it. That
either pieces of it or pieces of the missile more likely.
Speaker 2: By the way, Johnny, that's why I don't want flying cars,
because that's gonna be every day just people smashing into
each other. That's gonna be four five in the sky.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show down a little bit. Oh can you imagine? Yeah, Well,
I think they'd have to be self piloting. If you
wanted to do flying, they'd have to be self piloting.
And then the government can take them over and crash
you right into the ocean. Like John Denver. All right,
I slowed it down just a little bit because I
want to watch this thing come in. You can see
it comes in from the again from the top left
ish there it is. Saw boom knocks it off course
and then these pieces come off of it. But there
they remain in it, the effect of whatever gravity manipulation
thing it has. They remain you know, in in the
wake of it. Which that's just This is probably the
most compelling footage I've seen released by the government so
far in the so called disclosure movement.
Speaker 2: Johnny is anyone ever, has anyone being able to debunk
that meteorite story.
Speaker 1: That creepy thing growing out the meteorite?
Speaker 2: Like it's how big is it?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 2: Is the entire town? It's gotta be huge by now.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can find it. It's like
Peru or something. Where was that guy here? It is?
What's up with? This is from Wece? Okay, Wece wrote something.
All right, I'm gonna bring it up here. Keep in mind,
this is a vice story, so it is probably written
by a sixteen year old girl. Yeah, Caitlin Barrard. There
she is. It's a twenty twenty five We're neck deep
in the social media age. And intimately painfully connected to
countless random strangers we've never actually met. Uh whatever, whatever,
I'm not sure what that has to do with this.
Uh yeah, it looks like venom and a bowl. She's
right about that. As with all Internet hoaxes, we turn
our weary eyes to Reddit. According to someone called our Yeah,
user called high Strangeness, the breathing black sedge sludge isn't
it an alien life form? It's a silicon based polymer
called pdms, widely used in practical special effects. So they're
really well, that's what someone on Reddit is saying. But
why are you hear my local? That's a huge problem.
I can hear you perfectly. Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can hear myself, but I can hear myself in
the video too, like echoes.
Speaker 1: I don't hear. Is that bothering anyone at home? Okay,
if you fit? But yeah, so do you see what happened?
This is if you can see on the right, there's
a little silver thing there. And that was what this
guy said was a media right, and then he cultivated,
almost like venom, growing out of it, this kind of symbiote,
and he claims to have reproduced it multiple times, cut
pieces off of it, put them in refrigerators, separate with
no nourishment, and they continued to grow. It's incredibly strange.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with me. So she's saying it's obviously fake.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I mean, of course, because she works at Vice.
What's she gonna say? They never they don't believe anything.
I mean, but yeah, it's someone on Reddit called high Strangeness.
Here's the tld R right here. Oh okay, all right,
Well they have they have an image of something that
they claim is the same material, Sam, but in like
a white Do you see this and this is well
they say it's just a synthetic polymer that when exposed
to liquid. I guess it kind of reacts with you know, life.
Speaker 2: I mean, but what people will do to become of
the go to go viral and just lie to everybody. Yeah, grow,
I think you're grow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but there's no there's no way to say that's
what that edit. It doesn't mean. It kind of moves similarly,
but it doesn't look the same. That guy went through
a lot of If he did fake that, he went
through a lot of effort, dude, a lot of sure.
Speaker 2: Dude, for sure, man, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: What did you see theo von on the sidelines of
that football game, the Vanderbilt game, where he's saying that
he made a bet with the Vanny quarterback that if
they won, he would get to go on a date
with the guy's mom.
Speaker 2: Dude, imagine that, Like the guy's got to be like, listen, dude,
let's make a bet. If you win, I get to
bang your mom. If you lose, I don't get to
bang your mom. So you're kind of it's like, uh,
you kind of stopped. Uh.
Speaker 1: Here it is here, it is here.
Speaker 2: They are podcasters in America.
Speaker 18: There they are together, getting millions of views every week.
Speaker 2: Doesn't even want to know what he told me about
Diego Papa's mom either, Like what that's not that's not
that's tell us. The way that I understand the story
is that maybe just give me a nod.
Speaker 19: If this is okay, Diego Papia wins this game.
Speaker 2: He promised you he would just set you up with
a date with his mom.
Speaker 15: And I've always wanted to always I would have to
marry a nurse one day.
Speaker 2: So that's why he's just so good. He's just so good.
Say this for unstrunk Jackie. We talk about anything we
want broken.
Speaker 1: Sim yeah, he said, he said, I like the guy
I don't want end up being his stepdad.
Speaker 2: Dude, but that could be a stepdad somebody. How About
I like an SEC quarterback. That'd be the best, Just
like my son is killing it. I love my son.
So then you get like the ugly cheerleaders. You get
the cheerleaders that the players didn't want you. You can
hook up with the that's my you like the quarterback
that's my son. You don't have to tell them it's
your step son. Just be like it's my son. I
raised myself.
Speaker 1: I don't even think that players really date cheerleaders anymore
because cheerleaders are such like uh self involved. You know,
they all have their own like Instagram empires and stuff
at major colleges. Now that you can't even like from
what I understand that football players aren't even because they're
all kind of like actor people almost cheerleaders. Now, did
you Okay? So I sent you some clips from this
Charlie Scenie documentary that's going viral on Netflix. Charlie she
I mean, obviously the craziest life he's been accused of doing.
Some pretty horrible stuff.
Speaker 2: It is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And boy, I mean, it's just been a week of
love for him though from this documentary his father. I
feel the person I feel worse for than anybody in
this whole thing, other than his alleged victims obviously or
victim is his father who's just been there the whole time,
non judgmentally, just trying to save the guy's life. But
so Denise Richards is in this thing, right and she
starts bawling in the middle of the documentary and they
want to cut. You can hear the guys behind these scenes.
They're like, all right, we'll just stop for a little bit,
and she's like, no, no, you should see this, just.
Speaker 2: Just keep rowing.
Speaker 1: You could tell she wanted to be on camera. So
she's in a divorce right now with this guy. But
she's still living upstairs in the guy's house while this
guy and his parents are living downstairs, and this guy
is trying to get her out of the house, uh,
and could just can't do it. So he brings the
news in this week to show them, uh, how messy
there she's left there the upstairs of their mansion. And dude,
it is the crazy I mean it is insane, dude,
how sloppy this woman is. And if you don't know
who Denise Richards is, by the way, if you're too young,
this was one of the most beautiful women on the planet.
Speaker 2: And hold on, I mean she won't move.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she won't according to the guy.
Speaker 20: Charlie Sheen as he releases it's like this guy.
Speaker 1: Right here, she's still upstairs in his house while him
and his parents are downstairs. And uh here your.
Speaker 17: House exclusive inside Denise Richard's house of.
Speaker 2: Squallor all her stuff.
Speaker 8: This is how she left it.
Speaker 17: Her strange husband, Aaron Piper's shows the shocking conditions at
their three point five million dollar rent at home and Calabasas, California.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, this is the master.
Speaker 17: He showed Jim Murray. The bedrooms trashed, the carpets stained,
the closets in just bedrooms, like the.
Speaker 1: Stays behind the bed stained. What is that? That was
like a human blood right there? What is that?
Speaker 2: It's gotta be right right or she's got diarrhea, like
incredible diarrhea.
Speaker 1: It's that ozimpic, dude, She's kind of ozempic sharks.
Speaker 2: The closets in disarray, there's hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of vintage clothing, and you're it is riddled with moths.
She buys makeup and keeps buying makeup.
Speaker 1: And look at this, dude, look at her sink in
her bathroom. This is what is?
Speaker 11: What?
Speaker 1: Do you always say? The most damaged things come in
beautiful packages. Don't you have something?
Speaker 2: That's why I learned from Vegas, damaged goods coming beautiful packages.
I must say something to all the young men out there.
Do not put your sauce in a woman who in
a messy apartment. That's all I gotta say. Do not
put your sauce in a woman in a messy apartment.
That's that's from your uncle Sam.
Speaker 17: He says he's not thanks liberty to touch the mess
upstairs because.
Speaker 1: It's oh yeah, and he's not allowed to touch it.
That's the other thing. He's not allowed to clean this
because it's technically still her place.
Speaker 17: Stairs because it all belongs to Denise Richards. Downstairs is
where Eron says he lives with his parents, brother, and
fifteen dogs. He says the dogs are all Denise's. At
one time, He says, Denise had thirty six dogs living
in the home.
Speaker 2: How do you have dogs?
Speaker 8: Because she has a thing with dogs, like a hoarding
thing with dogs.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's hoarding.
Speaker 17: It's something Denise and Air and Mary during an episode
of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills six years ago.
But they are now battling it out.
Speaker 1: That's look at that face, dude. She is crazy.
Speaker 2: She is crazy. Yeah, look at that. It's a divorce case.
Speaker 17: Denise claims she hasn't lived in the Calabasas home for
two years and that Aaron and his family have severely
damaged the property and left the house in a state.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all her stuff. How would it be their fault.
Speaker 17: Aaron claims his family are the only ones caring for Denise's.
Speaker 1: Dogs and are now facing evictions.
Speaker 2: His mom is eighty years old.
Speaker 21: I love Dennise and I treated her like a daughter,
and I don't understand.
Speaker 17: In the divorce papers, Denise is alleging Aaron physically abused
her multiple times and claimed because this black guy.
Speaker 1: This is one of the photos that she that she
had with a black eye, don't recognize her looking like that.
Speaker 8: No, it looks like you did not call it.
Speaker 22: I did not ever call it any black eye, bruise
or anything.
Speaker 17: He says, she's making it up because he's the one
who filed for divorce requesting spousal support.
Speaker 1: Anyway, That's why, boy, you gotta be careful because I'm
telling you, in the nineties, nobody was more beautiful than
that woman.
Speaker 2: And I mean it's like cocks and bro athletes, dude,
when they lose their physical uh abilities, their appearances they're athleticism, dude,
they just they just fucking flame out, dude, they just
flame out, flame out. It's rough. Bro is rough.
Speaker 1: And yeah, she's in that Sheene documentary kind of talking
like talking about him, kind of like lost her lost love,
you know. And it's generateting because they seem they're very similar,
you can tell. Uh. But yeah, I recommend watching the
Charlie Sheen documentary, but just keep in mind that it's
a it's also kind of a form of propaganda for
a well it's.
Speaker 2: Like him, uh, him, Hunter Biden, Anthony Weener. They're all
accused of this awful stuff and like the media is
just like, let's break them around like they're real people. Yeah,
let's just break them around and show them love, like ridiculously.
Speaker 1: I thought of him as like a child star, but
he wasn't really he I mean, he didn't work until fairst.
Speaker 2: You remember his brother was a huge actor and then
he just disappeared. Where's the million?
Speaker 1: He's in the documentary talking about how much of a
pain in the ass, Charlie is, you know for them
and their family, But they just.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, dude, imagine that guy's your your your brother, dude.
Speaker 1: Nightmare.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's taking and he's having weirdos over and
you're like, what are we doing? Dude? What can we
not do this?
Speaker 1: That's it right there, Charlie. She never stood on business.
Speaker 2: That's put that on a T shirt, Charlie, she never
stood on business.
Speaker 1: What else we got going on? We did the Diego Pavia,
theo Von thing. Uh, let's see, so we you know,
there have been when we when the Kirk thing first happened,
we were saying, you know, hey, it could have been
you know the state of Israel. Uh, you know that
motivated what happened to him?
Speaker 2: Why did you say, like.
Speaker 1: Elude, these sensors, the AI sensors AI and but you
know we were doubting that because it's as far as
we knew, up to that point, he had mostly been
non critical or even you know, just praising of everything
that that country had done. But now clips over the
past couple of weeks are slowly coming out. Uh you know,
we've heard of this meeting that Canon Owens and others
have told us about where he was pulled aside by
you know, some Bill Kosher style lit up yes bye,
by them, you know, his supporters saying that, hey, man,
you gotta gotta leave leave, leave Israel out of your mouth,
you know, keep keep that name in your mouth.
Speaker 2: Johnny, I don't even know what you're saying. Your your
accent so thick. I don't even know what you're saying
when you say that.
Speaker 1: Uh so, Yeah, a few of those clips, I'll just
I'll play one of them, just say you can get
an idea of the character of his comments about that
particular country. Hopefully it will be all right these words
coming from him and not from us. Here we go.
They can't kill him again. So there it is.
Speaker 22: Elite government has a mandate too. They're gonna try to
ethnically clean SCOTTSDA. I mean that that's and I don't
use that term lightly. Okay, they're talking about basically removing
two point five million people.
Speaker 1: But there are some serious questions here as Patrick.
Speaker 22: And let me tell you my pattern recognition over the
last five years has become pretty sharp. Covid MAUI fires
you know Epstein when I see a story and it
doesn't clip.
Speaker 1: Were our guts are usual?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I did first of all. Yeah, but I mean that
was there there it is. I mean, that's that's all.
It takes right there to uh if you want to yeah,
I mean, I mean you need to see it.
Speaker 2: It's and then like people are coming forward going. He
told me all this, He told me about the meeting.
He told me Dave Smith, who he said he doesn't
think it is a part of it. I think he's
probably a little nervous for his life, so he's playing
a little ball. Said that. Charlie Kirk during his his
his debate with Douglas Murry said he was right. I mean,
here's the problem. You can't.
Speaker 1: Go ahead. Can you repeat that? Explain what you mean
by that. I haven't heard that.
Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk texted Dave Smith after his Douglas Murray debate
that Dave Smith was right.
Speaker 1: Oh, interesting, right, and Dave Smith still thinks there's a
zero chance of that. Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just crazy to me just listening to people
who I think are great, totally totally deep throat this
this furry trans narrative is insane to me. It's just insane.
Speaker 1: And it comes, I will say, it comes with some
concerning polling kind of time to come out around around
the same time as this event where you see that
forty two percent of college students are now saying that
using violence to stop someone from speaking on campus is acceptable,
at least in rare cases of college A students thinks
violence is acceptable to stop speech.
Speaker 2: The craziest thing I've ever heard today was how Charlie
Kirk and his wife Matt because she said she was
at like a movie and they're like, oh my god,
who's that cute guy? And her mom's like, just got
talk to But this woman came out and said, it's
way crazier than that, way crazier.
Speaker 1: What is it.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to find it, Johnny, for the love of
all that is holy.
Speaker 1: Oh you like you weren't trying to find it, so
but let me I'll play one other thing while you're
looking for that. So This is We've talked about this
a few times, but we haven't played it. This is
Tucker Carlson asking Sam Altman whether he had uh uh
the you know, the guy who supposedly offed himself at
Open Ai uh killed uh. So I can't believe he
asked him this. Sam Altman can't believe he asked him
asked him this, And just props to Tucker for doing it.
Speaker 6: So you've had you had complaints from one programmer who said,
you guys are basically stealing people's stuff and not paying
them and then he wound up murdered.
Speaker 2: What was that?
Speaker 1: Also?
Speaker 2: What was that? What's up with that?
Speaker 8: Hey, look, this is like a friend of mine.
Speaker 23: This is like a guy that I'm not a close friend,
but this is someone that worked at Open Eye for
a very long time.
Speaker 8: I spent well, was really shaken by this tragedy.
Speaker 23: I spent a lot of time trying to, you know,
read everything I could, as I'm sure you and others
did too, about what happened.
Speaker 8: It looks like a suicide to me, Why does it
look like a suicide?
Speaker 23: It was a gun he had purchased, It was the
This is like grusive to talk about but I read
the whole Does it not look like one to you? No,
he was definitely murdered. I think there were size of
a struggle. Of course, the surveillance camera, the wires had
been cut. He had just ordered take out food, come
back from a vacation with his friends on Catalina Island.
No indication or all that he was suicidal, no note,
and no behavior. He had just spoken to a family
member on the phone, and then he's found dead with blood.
Speaker 6: In multiple rooms. So that's impossible. It seems really obvious
he was murdered. Have you talked to the authorities about it.
I've not talked to the authorities about it. And his
mother claims he was murdered on your orders.
Speaker 8: Do you believe that?
Speaker 6: I'm well, I'm asked.
Speaker 8: I mean, you just said it. So do you do
you believe that I think that it is worth looking into.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, dude.
Speaker 6: Oh my company of committing clients.
Speaker 1: I have no idea that's true or not.
Speaker 6: And then has found killed and there are signs of
a struggle. I don't think it's worth dismissing it. I
don't think we should see, Well, he killed himself when
there's no evidence. I think I was depressed at all.
Speaker 8: I think if he was.
Speaker 6: Your friend, I would think you would want to speak
to his mom or.
Speaker 8: I did offer, she didn't want to.
Speaker 6: So do you feel that, you know, when people look
at that and they're like, you know, it's possible that happened,
do you feel that that reflects the worries they have
about what's happening here.
Speaker 8: People are afraid that this is Like I've mentioned many
interviews where I've been accused of like.
Speaker 6: I'm not accusing you at all. I'm just saying his
mother says that I don't think a fair read of
the evidence suggests suicide at all. They just don't see
that at all. And I also don't understand why the
authorities when there's signs of a struggle and blood in
two rooms on a suicide, Like, how does that actually happen?
I don't understand how the authorities could just kind of
dismiss that as a suicide.
Speaker 8: I think it's weird. You understand how this sounds like
an accusation.
Speaker 6: Of course, And I mean I certainly let me just
be clear once again, not accusing you of.
Speaker 1: For legal purposes. Let me be incredibly clear.
Speaker 6: Any wrongdoing, but I think it's worth finding out what happened.
And I don't understand where the city of San Francisco
has refused to investigate it beyond just calling it a suicide.
Speaker 23: I mean, I think they look into it a couple
of times more than once, as I understand it. I
saw that, and I will totally say, when I first
heard about this.
Speaker 8: It sounded very suspicious.
Speaker 6: Yes, and I know you have been involved in was
mother out to the case, and I, you know, I
don't know anything about it.
Speaker 1: It's not my world.
Speaker 6: She just reached her caled, she reached out cool well
and uh and I spoke to her at great length
and it and it scared the crap out of me.
Kid was clearly killed by somebody. That was my conclusion, objectively,
with no skin in the game. And you after reading
the latest report, yes, like look and I immediately called
a member of Congress from California, Rocanna, and said, this
is crazy.
Speaker 8: You've got to look into this.
Speaker 6: And nothing ever happened. And I'm like, what is that.
Speaker 1: Anyway it goes on like that?
Speaker 2: I just I cannot Yeah, I mean, dude, that is like,
that's taking your shot, dude, truly I had.
Speaker 1: To talk about yeah, because that's I mean, not that
man right there that glowed up Nerd is one of
the masters of mankind right now. I mean, if you know,
he's at the head of the company that has probably
more to say about the future of the human race
than possibly any other at the moment. So uh, yeah, anyway,
what did you find that clip you're looking for?
Speaker 2: No, I can't find it, and it's crazy clip. They
break down her history, they break down how she used
to like she she so basically the video goes, you know,
Charlie Kirk's wife, like wasn't doing modeling. Then suddenly, out
of nowhere, she's just in the miss Arizona and she
wins it. She goes to work for Trump, right, she
goes instantly to work for Trump. She's like casting shit, right,
and then she starts this like religious organization and she goes,
I think to Africa or the Middle East or somewhere,
and then instantly starts getting cues of trafficking. Can you
hear that trafficking? No trafficking.
Speaker 1: Hold on allegedly of course said trafficking humans, right, kildre.
Oh boy, I can't find I mean, I put those
words together and I don't see anything about it. But
uh sure, I mean it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't know who showed it to me. Someone showed
it to me, and I watch, I cannot find it.
It's crazy. I can't find it.
Speaker 1: And she is the now, the the CEO I believe
of Turning Point. Now I think the name Erica Eric
Kirk E R I k A I believe is how
it's spelled. Yes, Erica Kirk named CEO of Turning Point
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I send you a video? Will you play it? It's
really crazy?
Speaker 1: I got it right here? Is this the one you
were talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't believe I found it. I'm so good.
Speaker 1: Oh okay you I was gonna say that, Sam, you
are so good.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Johnny.
Speaker 1: This looks uh it's this woman just kind of talking
to her phone, right, Yeah, you got to it. I
might have to own and I gotta bring it over
to Chrome.
Speaker 2: Guys, are you guys enjoying this show? Why I'm not
doing any stories? We want to save for the when
we're in studio together. I got some great stories from Chicago.
Speaker 1: Do you have this online somewhere because I it's I
have to bring it in the Chrome. And it's not
the file format, it's not proper.
Speaker 2: Okay, Johnny, I might I might have to just I
might just have to upload it. Watch me, Johnny, watch
me do it, because I do this all the f
and time. Okay, you think I'm a frog?
Speaker 21: When's Miss Arizona cons in Miss USA? A pageant owned
by dot dot Dot Trump. Okay, I want to know
something really weird. So She had said it in the
podcast that she had never.
Speaker 22: Competed in pageants and had.
Speaker 21: Never done any modeling before until one day she received
an invitation in the mail to become a model and
start doing pageants, and the pageants as you started doing
work Miss USA pageants owned by Trump.
Speaker 2: So she modeled for Trump.
Speaker 21: She was one Trump's pageant girls. But did you know
that she was also a casting director at the same
time that she was doing all this stuff for Trump.
How she doesn't specify on her website if she worked
as a casting director for Trump. But around the time
that she was to be a casting director, she also
owned a ministry that was working with the US military
in Romania. The area in Romania where she was operating
this ministry had a bunch of locals accusing these evangelical
ministries of kidnapping children and trafficking them out of the country.
These children were being found in the UK in Israel
and were also being sent to undisclosed private islands. Locals
demanded authorities look into it, but they never did. Now
Charlie Kirk really wanted the Epstein files released, but did
his wife. Prior to marrying Charlie Kirk, she was a
multi millionaire on her own, and since his passing, she's
also a mass All of his wealth, plus an addiction
at least five million dollars in donations. He's currently considered
the most powerful women in the United States, with mega
fans begging her to run as vice president in twenty
twenty eight Let's talked about her first date because it
was actually a job interview. Back in twenty eighteen, two
years after Donald Trump had started working with Charlie Kirk,
Charlie Kirk had hosted a Turning Point USA opening event
for one of the offices that they had opened, and
Erica and Charlie Kirk were introduced to each other. Charlie
Kirk instantly thought that she was beautiful, but thought that
she was really smart, and allegedly one of their mutuals
had suggested that Charlie Kirk hire Erica. I'm assuming as
was Donald Trump or someone on his team because Donald
Trump had signed on to work with Charlie Kirk and
Erica was already one of Donald Trump's employees, so it
would make the most sense for Donald Trump and his
team to encourage Charlie Kirk to hire Donald Trump's employees. Anyways,
Charlie Kirk DMed Erica invited her for a job interview.
The job interview ended up turning into a date, and
Erica allegedly had said, you're not going to be my boss.
Speaker 6: You're.
Speaker 21: Twelve. When's missing? Arizona competes in Miss USA, a pageant
owned by dot dot dot Trump.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I don't know. It's kind of rebooted. That's
is that. That's the end of the clip I have that.
Speaker 2: You said, Yeah, that's fine, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy, right, Yeah, that's crazy. I would learn more. Yeah,
I would like to learn more about the trafficking stuff
that the allegations of that if it's connected to the ministry.
Speaker 2: Allegedly, allegedly allegedly. Dude, come on, Johnny, this is all alleged.
Speaker 1: Well no, but but you know you, I mean, it
is true that she's going to be incredibly powerful for
and she's young man, she's going to be in this movement,
you know, the right wing trump Ism.
Speaker 2: We're just starting to bang black wrappers after this. She's like,
I did it.
Speaker 1: She got football players. She got football players.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, one of the Christian football players.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know what I mean, like a Tim
Tebow type or something. I could see that happening.
Speaker 2: Oh, wacky, wacky Jackie said she's gonna start marrying. She's
gonna marry one the Trump Boys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I could see that sure. Yeah, the Trump boys
are gonna have a like crypto money by the time
Trump's out of office. Well, uh, she can, but that
I mean, that's a that's a real accusation because that's
like she's a black widow type. That video is kind
of suggesting. Right.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what, Johnny, we say allegedly here and
we have to discuss all the information.
Speaker 1: It's just fascinating. You sent me this and we had
talked about we haven't looked at it yet. So one
of the guys from open Ai uh changed his uh
what is it his ex profile? One of you know,
one of the founders to uh something that we talk
about a lot, which is the black Cube of Saturn.
Here it is or do you see this isn't that crazy?
Like I mean, they really are kind of.
Speaker 2: Or you know, the the old god just want to
come out and play, Johnny, the old gods want to
come out and play.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't know what he I mean, the guy's messing
with us. Huh yeah, build Saturn hexagon there at though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I just thought that was crazy.
Speaker 1: You sent me that. That is crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, will you go? Will you? Uh? Will you?
I'm gonna send this in the private chat. Will you
put this off? It's so hilariously crazy, It's so crazy
if it's true.
Speaker 1: I just sent you for running or running down the
list of stories that we kind of didn't get to
over the past few weeks.
Speaker 2: Can you guys, sell Are you enjoying this or you're
not enjoying this? Are these lives any good? Yes or no?
Yes or no? Good? Yes? Bad? No?
Speaker 1: I'm so it's so insecure, Sam, all right, this is
Angel Reese's Reebok deal. According to this is in jeopardy
after sales of under two hundred and fifty pair. Reebok
reportedly lost fifteen million dollars on the collab.
Speaker 4: No absolute how much fifteen mil Oh my god, fifteen
million dollars that that's on them.
Speaker 1: That's idiotic.
Speaker 2: Getting into Johnny with the whole Clippers thing. So there's
a new angle to the Clipper thing that I wanted
to talk to you about all.
Speaker 1: The Clippers cheating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Johnny, you know what, man, you know what.
And it's until proven guilty please all right. So the
new thing, Johnny is is that some people think that
the Clippers put out all the information to get out
from the contract.
Speaker 1: Oh well that I mean, but I don't think that
makes any sense because that I mean, they're the they
would be the ones that would have to.
Speaker 2: Second round pick. They'll find they'll pay the fine. They
got the richest guy in sports, and they're like, just
take it, take it.
Speaker 1: I would I bet you they wouldn't let them. I
bet that would still count against their salary cap if
they had to lose him. Uh, this is now, this
guy says right here, this is from six hours ago.
He said that the rebox website crashed and that all
the shoes are sold out of her color away that
went out. This says, apparently there was enough web track
at traffic to nearly break the rebox website. Uh, this
is six hours ago from the Angel Rees release.
Speaker 2: According to this, a lie, Johnny. There's no honesty out there.
The only place, Johnny, you can get real honesty is
with Sam Tripley and sometimes Johnny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that tweet you sent me. Actually the shoes
hadn't even been released yet when that tweet went out.
This is what a note on Twitter says. So, yeah,
they were just lying.
Speaker 2: I hate liars.
Speaker 1: D Yes, me too, me too. We played the Tucker
Sam Altman thing.
Speaker 2: Well, you know a problem. So the no matter how
much propaganda, no much, how much promotion, no more fake
drama that the WNBA puts out, they're getting no views
and no one's going to the games. Now, I've said
this before that not all that's their fault. They play
an indoor sport in summer. Nobody wants going doors. Nobody
wants to. People know it's about to become cold and
they're never gonna go outside. So they're enjoying their days outside.
Why they can't They're getting murked. They're getting murked, and
it's just crazy. So the big drama now is that
everybody on the Chicago Guy hates and Angel Reese hates her,
and they were gonna cut her, but they're like, let's
just finish out the season.
Speaker 1: They're gonna cut her. Yeah, yeah, that sounds like did
you get that from the same place that said that
they sold two hundred shoos or whatever?
Speaker 2: No, I got it from something called the internet. Johnny,
Please shut up.
Speaker 1: They can't cut her. She's like the biggest, the second
biggest star in the league. They can't cut I don't
believe that. Does that sound Does that sound right.
Speaker 2: To you, yeah, because they're not making any money anyways,
and she's a pain in the ass.
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Speaker 2: Did you see Uh?
Speaker 1: It kind of got swallowed up by everything that's happened
in the.
Speaker 2: News, but that love swallowing up?
Speaker 1: Oh boy, oh boy? Do I There was a horribly
failed Seal Team six mission in North Korea. Did you
see this where they ended up shooting a bunch of
Korean fishermen. Did you have you heard this story?
Speaker 2: It just happened.
Speaker 1: It got completely smudged off of the headlines by the
Kirk thing. I'll try to read a little summary of
it here. The New York Times has it, but it's
behind the payall here.
Speaker 8: It is rare.
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump on Friday denied any knowledge of a
reported botch sealed Team six operation in North Korea. It
just came out now. It happened a while ago, telling
a reporter who asked for a reaction that he said
he was hearing it now for the first time. The
purported mission would be evidence that the US is failing
to achieve an intelligence objective against the country with which
officials had engaged in sensitive diplomatic talks. So they're positive
that that's why he's denying knowledge of it. Trump has
continued to seek talks with North Korea. The New York
Times recently released a report on the operation. It was
to are you listening to this? To plant a listening
device that would have allowed the United States to intercept
communications from Kim Jong un at a time when the
US was holding their high level nuclear talks with North Korea.
According to the Times the operations, the operation did not
go as plan once a boat started sweeping the water,
prompting fears that the Seal Team had been spotted. While
heading for sure, the team opened fire, killing everyone on
the boat, then retreating without completing the mission during the
extreme Since due to the extreme sensitivity the mission the
time set, it would have required Trump's direct approval. When
asked about the mission during a press briefing, again, Trump
said he doesn't know anything about it. He will look
into it, and of course he hasn't said anything else.
This was the Seal Team six Red Squadron, the same
unit that killed Osama Bin Laden And apparently it was
like a fishing boat or something. They just wasted everybody on,
just this total screw up, and they didn't plant the thing.
Speaker 2: And Johnny, some people say you have no sound. I
can hear you. You're choppy. I just looked at our feed.
I'm crushing it. You're choppy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the video's choppy, but the sound is checked it
a second.
Speaker 2: Well will it? Will it? When you download it will
be choppy.
Speaker 1: It's good it's downloading locally, so it'll be fun.
Speaker 2: Well, is it downloading locally but thinking globally.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the key to UH prosperous future is downloading
locally and thinking globally.
Speaker 2: Sam, That's really what it's all about. So, Johnny, I've
said this before the show. I talked to a comic waighter.
Yeah I'm gay. So what Johnny? And I'm trying to
help us get ratings. We can get some of those
gay dollars. Do you care? Do you like gay dollars, Johnny?
Speaker 1: They spend just the same exactly.
Speaker 2: The more gay dollars we get, the more money we got. Okay,
can we put as a T shirt.
Speaker 1: Ps merch dot com if you want, the more gay
dollars we get, the more money we got T shirt
coming at you right there. Besides Sam's famous line, uh
sounds gay I'm in.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to get the powers that be to
give us more gay dollars.
Speaker 1: Would you like the gay Dollar value pack the sounds
gay I'm In T shirt and the gay Dollar T shirt?
You can get them both at I'm.
Speaker 2: Both get five dollars off his shirt. Yeah, Johnny. So
I've told you this before. Damn it, Johnny. Okay, I've
told you this before that I had a friend of
mine who told me that he was in the military
and him and his buddy went through the military together.
Troy can Trell going hard to pay. Thank you, Troy,
shout out, Troy, Troy. You want me the co host, Troy. Now,
if you tell me your Troy Troy might be a
gay man, those might be gay dollars.
Speaker 1: That's a first gay dollars coming in right there. You
say thank you for the money immediately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, gay dollars, man, they just rolling in. Dude,
They're just dollars.
Speaker 1: Do you have gay dollars to share?
Speaker 2: How's crazy is it that the gay dollars is the
gay dollars is in pink? It all worked out, dude.
I think we live in a simulation. Dude.
Speaker 1: God's looking out for us.
Speaker 2: So anyways, dude, So I so I have lunch with
this guy and he tells me the story that he
used to be in the military and his buddy. Him
and his buddy he met in the military. They kind
of go up the rings. He decides to jump out,
his friend stays in, so his friend meets up with him.
Later on, he goes listen, if you ever hear a
story about me dying in a training accident. Okay, just
know that what really happened was I was on a
Black Ops mission and I died. So this sounds very
crazy to me because they all died. But isn't Team
sealed Team six the ones who took out Obama? I
mean a Samaama Obama Obama.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's right, that's correct.
Speaker 2: Yes, now we'll all takes straight dollars, but gay dollars.
They got a lot sitting around. No, Johnny will catcher,
I'm such a pitcher.
Speaker 1: It's zero. There's absolutely no truth to that.
Speaker 2: So Johnny Clayton Kershaw is pitching for the last time
in the regular season tomorrow night. So Dana tell so
Adam Adam he getting no. No, someone tells me that,
and we're just chilling and then Adam he get text me.
I text him about getting some tickets for a friend
of mine at the show at the Mothership. He says
he'll look it up. Then he sends me a link.
That's his last game we're talking about. Dana looks up
the price and at the time, it was like a hundre.
It was like one hundred and sixty dollars to go
to Clayton's last game. She says, within an hour it
went up like one hundred dollars one hundred and fifty bucks.
Speaker 1: Wow, I believe it. You know, we were talking about
pitching and catching. If you want to pitch with a
rock hard boner, Sam will do a read for your
blue cho right now, guys, listen to me.
Speaker 2: The world we're having a population problem because no one's
dropping hammers on these ladies. Okay. So it's either no
one's dropping hammers or the pullout game got a little
too strong. Stop it. Okay. And there's one the one
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They love American trees and they love American trees in
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if I have done no, No, you just hit a cricket, dude.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm trying to find it. I don't know.
I never used this board.
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It's the number one boner company here in America, and
it's really great. Okay. It's American made, it's it's just
like all all of the big ones, but at a
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the other garbage ask? Boner bills are nothing like the
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You don't have to go to the office. That's right.
You just go online, answer a couple questions their online positions,
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It's mailed right to your house. You don't have to
go to doctor's office. You have to go to a
pharmaceutical off set right to your house in a discreet package. Dude,
unless you want fireworks, then the works some now if
you okay, you can get some fireworks. I want to
let you know you're gonna about to drop mad boners
on your lady. Okay, mad boners on your lady. Okay,
that's what your ladies want. See a piss off chick.
You know why she's pissed? What's that?
Speaker 1: Well, we want those gay dollars so it could be
your man too. You know, hey, if you're.
Speaker 2: A dude into dudes, you need to be rock hard
because those guys don't mess around. Okay, let's say you're
on grinder, dude, Guys fifty feet away, you need to
go quick. You need to go fast. Pop pop a
Blue Cheo in and you're grinder ready. Okay, you are
grinder ready for whatever man action you're about to drop. Dude. Okay,
r in the bathroom at LAX.
Speaker 1: Your flight leaves in twenty minutes.
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Speaker 2: Me veins, medi veins. You want meaty veins for your lady.
Speaker 1: I can't hear you to see your mouth moving, but
no words are coming out.
Speaker 2: I'm talking. Can you hear me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You might have to go out and come back. Maybe, well, no,
it might be me. Hold on, it's that never me.
Speaker 2: I have a high teck, Johnny, I'm a high tack.
I'll be right. Yeah, finally Johnny's gone. I could have
the show to myself. I could just read the comments
all the time. Guys, are you guys having a good time?
Are you enjoying this live? We can't call what we
want to call because we get flagged on YouTube. You
know what we're talking about? The PEPs? You know what
we're talking about? A few pps out there? Right? You
know what I'm talking about? Get all right? Ashley as
is half chubbed.
Speaker 1: Damn wow, how does that even work?
Speaker 2: I don't know?
Speaker 14: That?
Speaker 2: Must be aggressive, little man in the boat down there?
Speaker 1: Aggressive like it's like engorged? So what the word I
use for that?
Speaker 2: Joy? Have you ever seen one you like? I can't
take that on. I'm a little nervous.
Speaker 1: No, I'd fight.
Speaker 2: I'd fight that cracking. That's why I got really big
man about the cracking.
Speaker 1: There was also a Supreme Court ruling that got no
reporting about how it's legal now for the government to
hire civilian in kills squads because there was legality like
mentions around that, yeah, it's legal, and this just got
completely glossed over. The only person I heard talking about
was John kiriaku uh while over the past couple of weeks,
the Supreme Court ruled that it's legal for the government
to hire a civilian like a kill squads, basically assassins.
Speaker 2: That's offensive to me, but you know, I want to
legalize his vigilanteism. I don't care what you think.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you you're okay with you being the kills
that's the.
Speaker 2: One sad I'm with you, buddy, to get your Have
you talked about have you thought about trying to get
concealed carry in l A Have you are you gonna
it's it's supposed to be possible now, but it used
to be like impossible.
Speaker 1: It used to be if you weren't ex military or
ex police, you couldn't get it, or if you were
like active like a bodyguard or something. But now I
think regular cities, you know, like human beings like us
can actually get us.
Speaker 2: Let me get it one dude, I walk around with it.
Let people know.
Speaker 1: I wanted to talk. You brought it up a bit ago.
This Saudi Comedy Festival is getting ready to go off,
and a lot of people are going to be there.
Like I think it's like Dave Chappelle is one of
the big headliners.
Speaker 2: They're paying big bucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's the Is it the Odd Comedy Festival?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Here it is right here. Visit Saudi dot com if
you would like to learn more about the Riod Comedy
Festival twenty twenty five. Here's your lineup Jeff Ross and
Friends on October one, September twenty sixth. You got Chappelle,
You've got Gabriel Iglesias. Uh, You've got Omi Jah Lee
Lee not familiar with him.
Speaker 11: Jimmy Jim Jimoni, Jim Jimmy Owen, Jim Jimoyne, Jam Jessica.
Speaker 1: Curson, Disease, Kevin Hart, Namesh Patel, Chris de Stefano, Tom Segura,
Joe Coy, Sam Marill. It's just like a knight at
the Comedy Store, Hannibal Dude, and Andrew Schultz and Flagrant Live.
They're having live podcasts and Riodd Andrew for you bad Friends.
This podcast is right up there with Bad Friends oftentimes.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, with numbers though, no, we are in the
Apple rankings.
Speaker 1: We're always like right there with them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they get a lot of view We don't
get the views on YouTube because we're hated.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they get they're huge on YouTube. But the audio,
we're right right there with Bill Burr, Whitney Cummings, Jimmy
Carr is there with Louis c k co headlining. That's interesting. Uh,
Pete Davidson, My god, they're throwing money around, Mark Norman, Russell, Peters,
Zarna Garg never heard heard of her. And then Chris
Tucker on Octo. What on Earth? That's like the biggest
comedy festival I've ever heard of?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's huge.
Speaker 1: Are you insulted?
Speaker 16: In?
Speaker 2: Johnny? I can invite the one festival skank Fest, that's it. Nobody.
Would you have nobody invites me?
Speaker 1: Would you have gone?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Not if they're I mean, because you know these peoples
insane money, like probably one hundred grand.
Speaker 2: There's the nine to eleven stuff. And it's also my
act is so filthy. I wouldn't leave be able to
leave Saudi Arabia. I would get stoned to death.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is, it is. I mean, you know there's
gonna be some problems with some of these people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I mean, I mean I've seen Andrew Schultz
to shows in in in the Middle East. He does fine,
But I don't. I dude, I'm so leaning into just
me that I don't care. I just want to talk
mad shit.
Speaker 1: I just I mean, is that the best festival lineup
you've ever seen? So many heavy hitters?
Speaker 2: Well, dude, we didn't see Tim Dillon listed.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I mean I imagine he said a lot
of things about Saldi over the years that they probably
uh ruled him out based on when you think who
you think Tim Dines probably said some things that would
rule him out.
Speaker 2: He got hired. What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: He's on there. I didn't see him on it.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. It just does anything he wants. It's just
crazy to me.
Speaker 1: Are you saying you saw him on there?
Speaker 2: He's on the He's talked about it multiple times, Johnny, I.
Speaker 1: Thought you said that he said that he asked for
too much or something.
Speaker 2: No, he asked for more and they only than they
agreed to this.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. I can't believe. Yeah, oh no, you're right there.
It is there, It is Tim Dillon. Uh, it's funny.
I really thought he was joking when you said that
to me. Coming Tim Dillon brings unapologetic, no filter comedy
to Netflix and to Netflix and beyond, skewering politics, pop culture,
and life's absurdities. From sold out tours to hit specials,
He's chaos with and truth wrapped in NonStop. Last Boyle
publicist wrote that obviously, uh, where's he he? If you
care to know, he will be at Boulevard City at
backer Al Shatty Theater on October eighth. Tim Dillon doing
Saudi Arabia. That's crazy, You're crazy. How much did you
say he asked for it? Did you heard it right?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get for half a mill?
Speaker 1: So what do you think you got? Probably two hundred
grand or something like that?
Speaker 2: You got you got three fifty three fitty three fitty?
Did he just put another link in there? I want
you to look at it, says Chief the Chief Nerd.
It's Don Lemon. On Pierce Morgan, Don Lemon is back.
Speaker 1: Wow, Don Lemon is back.
Speaker 2: He's trying.
Speaker 1: I missed Don Limon. He was such a yeah because
I love watching it every time he debated anybody you
guys ask kicked, even on his own shows, Hilario.
Speaker 25: If you had to do over, would you say that again?
I mean, what led you to say?
Speaker 2: Piers?
Speaker 15: Let me just say this.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna answer your question, but just so the audience knows,
and I hope you don't cut this out. When I
asked you what subjects you wanted to talk about, you
know what you said to me. You said, I want
to talk to you about freedom of speech in America
and the response to Charlie Kirk's death, not once as
you mentioned that we were going to talk about or whatever.
So and had I known that, I probably wouldn't have
accepted this interview.
Speaker 15: This have you?
Speaker 16: You have invited me on many times, and I tell you, Peers,
I know you. I would come on your show, but
I don't do panels. And so when you said you
I'm not going to be involved in the panel, I
agreed to come on your show, but I thought you
would also stick by the subjects that you told me
that you were going to talk just to try to
ambush me with.
Speaker 1: I haven't had any conversation about your parents.
Speaker 25: I'm talking about my team talking to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 16: And I saw you Piers in a restaurant and I said, hey, Peers, good.
Speaker 2: To see you.
Speaker 16: I would come on your show, but I don't do panels.
And I saw the same thing to your bookers. So
when I asked you and okay and so yes, and
I said, that's why I agreed to do it. But
when you asked me, or when your your team asked
me what subjects? And I asked them two or three times.
I have the text messages, what do you want to cover?
Speaker 1: Not one? Peers is like he's about the Jesus pants.
By the way, this is he feeds off this, this is.
Speaker 2: I loves he loves first guy Jeers who wants to
watch jears watch his face?
Speaker 16: Well, CNN mentioned so I don't appreciate being ambushed, but
let me answer your question.
Speaker 25: Hang on one second, don't hang on one second. Let's
just be crystal clear about what's just happened. You brought
up the subject of cancel culture. I asked you, did
you feel your departure from CNN was an example of that,
and you answered the question.
Speaker 15: I think it's perfectly reasonable to answer the question.
Speaker 25: That's reasonable, and that if you said to me, I
don't want to say about it, you saiduous.
Speaker 16: I don't like arguing like this. I'm not going to
get into an argument with argument with you. Here's I
think that's completely disingenuous.
Speaker 15: And I think anyone watching that.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 16: And so if you will let me, if you will
allow me, please, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 15: I did you invite me here to interrupt me? Or
are you gonna be a complete ditiven?
Speaker 2: Both of these queens know that this is going to
be shared everywhere. That's that's a big problem. Nobody has
authentic conversations anymore. Now. It's just about ratcheting it up
so you somehow get seen in algorithm. And even though
I don't like Pierce Morgan, uh, he's not doing anything
wrong there. And it's just Don Lemon trying to create
fake drama so everyone remembers his name. I mean, and again,
if you get it, Don Lemon, Okay, it's just like,
why is this guy on television all the lies that
he's supported.
Speaker 12: It's just absolutely ridiculous. All the cancel culture he supported.
Why are we listening to this guy? He's garbage. I mean,
if you want to bring it back up, I'm fine,
he's doing it. But it was like, he's such garbage.
Speaker 1: And you know, the left media propaganda's gonna be hurt
even more now because NBC and MSNBC are being kind
of pulled apart. So you're gonna see a lot of
the NBC news people and stuff that we're on MSNBC
being extricated from that situation, and that I think MSNBC
will probably collapse because they're gonna have to come up
with their own new editorial standards and their own like
management structure, and I think you might see MSNBC also,
not not just seeing n but MSNBC collapse over the
next year.
Speaker 15: Okay, well, that's very kind and respectful of you commonem attacks.
I could respond in kind.
Speaker 16: I think that I am, I think that I'm above that.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 15: I don't, I don't. I'm not going to do that, peers.
That's not who i am.
Speaker 2: Your peers.
Speaker 16: Oh my gosh, okay, hold on, let me do this,
My god. It should be embarrassing. Yeah, I can read
out the team messages to you because I just think
you pared and you know that, can you I'm prepared
to answer your question and then I'm going to move on.
I told you I'm prepared to talk about Charlie Kirk's death,
the response to it, and can and cancel culture and
that's not sorry, and freedom of the press, freedom of speech.
Speaker 25: You will talk about canceling unless you.
Speaker 15: No, not.
Speaker 16: Cancel culture, but that is Oh my god, Peers, could
you stop interrupting me.
Speaker 25: Really, you're kind of exhust sounds ridiculous. Why would you
react if you mentioned cancel culture? Obviously it's rational, logical,
whether you as you were saying it was that I
played the clearers and then You've.
Speaker 16: Forgiving you a moment enough, I've given you your moment.
It was gonna do viral, so do Otherwise you wouldn't
do this. Otherwise you would you would be a respectful
journalist and host, and you would think because one a moment,
Oh my gosh, Peers, I can't even hear because there's
a delay and you keep talking, and I mean, what
do you want me to do? Like rip the ear
piece out in the mic? And run off.
Speaker 15: So you have.
Speaker 2: Question, you're creating a moment.
Speaker 25: I don't understand any of it. Why have you done
this weird reaction? I simply asked you about whether you
felt your departure from CNN was, in your eyes, an
example of cancel culture. I played the clearer, When do
you really understand what you were saying?
Speaker 15: This is why I don't do this. But you're embarrassing yourself.
Speaker 16: Peers, Oh my god, Okay.
Speaker 1: That's a fan appears. Morgan is a master of bullshit.
I mean, he's so right, what a baby. He's an
artist that that that kind of and and I'm telling
you that delay he's a he has turned that delay
into an art because he interrupts people precisely when they're
trying to talk, and it leads to these arguments. I
watch a lot of that, unfortunately, and he is a
true artist. I have something, uh that was okay so meta.
You know Facebook had their big Connect event where they
introduced these new I know you have the ray bands
that you can record video with. Well, the new iteration
of them has an actual display in the lens that
nobody else can see that you can see. And they
had perhaps the the worst event I've ever seen with
tech tech problems. And if you want to see Mark
Zuckerberg on stage thinking about murdering people, that that's what
you're gonna Yeah, that's why I'm gonna show it to
you right now, sir, just give me a moment. So
this is again Mark Zuckerberg at Connect, really.
Speaker 18: Proud of this. Maybe let's make I don't know what
you we make, maybe like a steak sauce, maybe Korean
inspire type thing, you know, just to show what the
live AI is like.
Speaker 19: Yeah, let's try it. It's not something I've made before,
so I could definitely use the help. Hey, met us,
start Live AI.
Speaker 1: Starting Live AI.
Speaker 26: I love the setup you have here with soy sauce
and other ingredients. How can I help?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 19: Can you help me make a Korean inspired steak sauce
for my steak sandwich?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 26: You can make a Korean inspired steak sauce using soy sauce, SESAMELI.
Speaker 2: What do I do first? What do I do? First?
Speaker 26: You are to combine the base ingredients, so now great
a pair to add to the sauce.
Speaker 8: What do I do first?
Speaker 1: You've already combined.
Speaker 26: The base ingredients, so now greate the pair and get
me combine it with the based sauce.
Speaker 19: All right, I think the Wi Fi might be messed up. Sorry,
back to you, Mark.
Speaker 2: It's all good, you know what. It's all good. Okay,
someone just lost their job.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 18: The irony of the whole thing is that you spend
years making technology and then the Wi Fi at the
day kind of catches you.
Speaker 1: A few moments later.
Speaker 18: So I think our call will be coming in any moment.
Speaker 2: Now, what's up? Video call? There we go?
Speaker 8: Oh well, I let's see what happened.
Speaker 2: Didn't happened to a better Too bad?
Speaker 1: I don't know what happens.
Speaker 18: Maybe buzz can try calling me again. All right, I
got a missed video call. Okay, there's the actual video call.
All right, I'm just gonna pick that up with my
uh my neural band.
Speaker 8: This is uh, you know, it happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's let's what do you think you're doing? Great?
Speaker 1: What's app video call?
Speaker 25: Uh uh?
Speaker 2: We're about to get the first murdered AI.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yay, try it again. I keep on messing this up,
and if not, then we'll go for the less option.
Speaker 2: Okay, he's gonna hear this. You guys all right, But
don't you think you would run it.
Speaker 18: We're gonna come out here and we're just gonna go
to the next thing I wanted to show and hope
that will work.
Speaker 24: Yeah, it's the AI. Every would that fall under atrocity?
That for Mark Zuckerberg, Yeah, that's atrocity for lizard person. Dude,
play atrocity music.
Speaker 1: We don't have a Trusty music.
Speaker 2: Johnny, You're the worst day I ever. Now. I know
how Mark Zuckerberg feels. We had a big ball, but
we could play our atrocities and you met it up again.
Speaker 1: What happens is they do the demo without people in
the in the stadium order, you know, the arena or
whatever it is, the theater, thank you. Uh, And and
when all those people get in there and get on
the Wi Fi, it just crowds the Wi Fi. Steve
Jobs famously was running an event one time and the
Wi Fi started going down because of all the people,
all the tech nerds on the Wi Fi. So he
just stopped in the middle of the event and said, Hey,
I'm gonna end this right now unless everybody gets off
of the Wi Fi. Just close your laptops. You can
type this all up later. And I'll continue or we
can just skip the whole thing. And so he made
everybody like just pointed at people that made him close
their laptop.
Speaker 2: We should have midnight, might make an atrocity theme songes.
I couldn't believe it happened.
Speaker 1: If anybody listener too, it wants to do an atrocities
we haven't done it enough, I guess too. But yeah,
So so then the guy comes who's kind of responsible
for that, ends up on the stage with Zuckerberg, God
and and the guy is just you can tell, humiliated.
And Mark's like, it's okay, man, Uh you know, let me,
I'll see if I can find that just that clip
of it. But you can tell, like Zuckerberg just humiliated, dude,
because this is his big moment. They've been building up
to releasing the glasses with the video and you know,
the screen in them for for years.
Speaker 2: You know, I got to say this sounds gay. I'm in.
Speaker 1: Here is a so here is dude, there's been.
Speaker 2: Some big gay dollars coming in. Yeah. I know.
Speaker 1: We'll end with that in just a minute, all right.
So I just gotta get to the.
Speaker 18: Point where so we're designing the hardware and Software Week.
Speaker 1: I mean he is. There's no better example of a
guy who shouldn't be running tech demos like this. He's
got no charisma and somehow he's ended up on So
this is where this poor bastard ends up on stage
that he was trying to call it's shag.
Speaker 2: How about answering your fucking phone? Google this wi fi's
Google did?
Speaker 1: He said we'll debug that later. That means he's getting
he's getting something stuck up.
Speaker 2: This dude is about to get shredded. I mean he might.
Speaker 1: We might never see this guy again.
Speaker 18: You practice these things like a hundred times and then
you know you never know what's promise you.
Speaker 1: No one is more upset about this than I am,
because this is my team and now has to go
bebug by this. Sorry, Mark, we'll take a video later.
Speaker 2: Mark, Please don't kill me, Please don't kill me. Mark.
This guy, that guy's that guy's spooper is gonna get wrecked.
Speaker 1: Oh we're almost at four thousand people.
Speaker 2: Welcome, everybody, Welcome, everybody, four thousand, Yay, four thousand live
watching live, four thousand people watching live, watching live.
Speaker 1: We got a ton of super chats here. This is
from rollerblading is still fun, it says Johnny and Sammon legends.
Keep it up boys, thank you all for everything. Well
that is very.
Speaker 2: Thank you, dude. Do you know where it starts? How
do you know which one it? Oh?
Speaker 1: Like it has x G ever been to prison? Got
his cheeks taken?
Speaker 2: I think he does. He says he has bad knees,
but he watches walks funny.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, maybe well maybe that was his thing on
his knees. You know, maybe that was his thing, not
not the cheeks, but because he have.
Speaker 2: One gay gay person on the show, that's our goal.
Speaker 1: Oh oh x she could be it? Then maybe maybe
that's what the G stands. Or do we even know
what the G is? Extremely gay? Possibly whoa Johnny Well played?
It is Michael Villameck. If he was texting the whole time?
Where is his cell date? A good point. It would
give us an exact timeline with location and timestamps. That's correct.
That could pinpoint that with the triangular great point mark
and markin says, my sister went to class with the
uh Perklin guy. He broke a window in their class
and had many run ins with police. Psychopaths exist no
emotions whatever, says Marty.
Speaker 2: I mean that's a great way to go. Who are
you gonna take out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Graham Wellington, our friend says Sweet Sammy t and
juicy Johnny Rule, I appreciate you Wellington. Our friend must
be English, right, Graham Wellington. Graham Tony ten dollars says,
just got tickets to your show in Austin. I'm gonna
be going there too. God bless you, Sam. Thank you
for being you. Your mind and heart are beautiful. Besito, Ellie,
that's Ellie, that's ell.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ellie. I love to smell my own pit,
my armpits.
Speaker 1: You like smelling women's arm pits too? I remember you?
Have you stopped doing that since Schmiech too and all
that stuff? You stop asking smell women's arm pits? Still
do it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, that's good.
Speaker 2: Johnny.
Speaker 1: I'm not kicking shaming. I'm just asking you if you
got if you thought about that. Maybe that's a bad
look for me. Uh you know, No, that's.
Speaker 2: A great look for me. Lets people know I'm in
it to win it. They realize I'm a real one.
You know what they know about me? Johnny?
Speaker 1: I stand on business Rennick Johnson says Stam, stop cutting
the episodes to your best podcast, short Broken. Sam is
as good as Tedfoil and Doom scrolling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is, it totally is. It's usually I say,
I got going two and a half hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're at two hours right now. This is a
live one. We don't normally go this long on the
Life one. Amber says, keep it, trill.
Speaker 2: I love those are hot.
Speaker 1: Grubkin Tittlefit says, all roads lead to Jay All right, okay,
Jason Mitchell says.
Speaker 2: For the fire, Thank you dude.
Speaker 1: Johnny is Lance Twigs, and this guy's proved me wrong.
I don't know who's Lance Twig.
Speaker 2: Look up Lance Twigs. Who is Lance Twigs? Is he
the guy with the world's shortt penis? Is that who?
Speaker 1: That's the that's the trans partner of Tyler Robinson.
Speaker 2: Oh ye, hotly, everyone knows your catcher. So yes, I've
never seen those two people in same No way.
Speaker 1: That Robinson guy wasn't the bottom, by the way, No,
he's totally the top. That's just Captain poopy Pants. And
then Adam says, Sam, are you ever going to come
to the Southeast Georgia, North Carolina? Do you even love
us down here.
Speaker 2: I do love you. I'm working on it. I had
to book myself, dude, it's not easy.
Speaker 1: The South loves you, sam I Snyder Family says, I'll
see you. You're thirty three and raise you one twenty
eight and a two seventeen with an eighty eight kicker
on the side. That's three too too. I feel like
we just sent Jamatria's signals out into the universe. Whoa,
whoa everywhere. Uh Minatce the painter says, what's up, Sammy
and Johnny boy, it was a pleasure of seeing you
on the first show in Chicago. My girlfriend liked the show,
so she was odd. I like how you said my
girlfriend liked that. He didn't say hed.
Speaker 2: It sounds like your girlfriend doesn't like comedy, you know,
is always like wow. And then she saw me she goes,
I get it.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a way to interpret it. Filthy casual
VR Canadian tend though ars don't love that, but we'll
take it. I have a question about timfoil hat Lore.
Oh interesting. In the intro near the end, Sam is
heard saying, wake up, Aaron. I am curious who is Aaron?
And oh, you're not an old school listener. Obviously, that's
that's the old war top from way back in the day.
Speaker 2: At uh at all things comedy that I got booted
from because of one Chad Zumac and two are political tones,
so I got canceled.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's correct. At a river for me. Aaron a
good guy. Though, to be clear, Aaron Bungar Grace just
says yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo
yo yo.
Speaker 2: To Grace, we want to congratulations on getting married. A Yeah,
I'm so busy. I couldn't make it. She invited me
to her wedding. I wanted to go, couldn't make it
because life is busy. But congratulations on getting married. I'm
so happy for you, Chris O all the mery d
down that she can get.
Speaker 1: I love love. There we go. Love. Love is a
great thing. Matthew Jamison says, Erica Kirk is the same
woman that accused Trump of going back, going back in
the back of this Arizona when they were not appropriately dressed. Oh,
I see going behind the stage when she won Miss Arizona,
and she did that under her maiden name. Wait, so
is she the one who made that accusation against Trump
about him damn can on people. This is alleged by
Matthew Jamison here allegedly, Yeah, alleged by Matthew Jameson. Hey,
you I got really weird vibes from Erica's speech? How
about you? It was Yeah, it was odd. We can
play just a brief bit of that if you want.
Erica kirk speech. Yeah, here it is right here. Let
me just share that briefly while you're bringing up Well,
all right, so this.
Speaker 20: Is what we're talking about Phoenix across America and worldwide.
I want to thank my husband's dear friend, Vice President
Vance and his phenomenal wife Husha for their love and support.
You guys honored my husband so well bringing him home.
Speaker 8: You're both dark yess.
Speaker 20: I want to thank President Trump and his incredible family
for the same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what, I don't I don't feel good
about playing that because it's entirely poss I mean, I
don't know, I don't know. Yeah, it is weird. Yeah,
I'll give you that, but I don't know. What do
you think? Sam?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're mean the whole thing is weird. She's wearing
a giant g ring, I mean, and now all this
other stuff's coming out. This is just an enigma.
Speaker 1: Because I think it's entirely possible you're seeing a person there.
It's also been given kind of an ultimate.
Speaker 2: We all mourn differently, yes, yes, okay, we all have
different ways of mourning. Please, you can't judge anybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's kind of what I was thinking too, But
I mean, and also it's possible that you're seeing someone
there who has just got their back against the wall.
That's also possible. We shouldn't forget that. Uh that Texas
Gal says live is better, but Johnny's Internet is not. Yeah,
I'm on the farm. What do you want from me?
Speaker 2: Uh? Ruined everything? U right? Not?
Speaker 1: Ryan Noceros says Lance Twigs would love fast growing trees.
Speaker 2: Just say yeah, who doesn't.
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aka Johnny. Reasonable and rational people know you're the catcher.
Sam proved me wrong.
Speaker 2: I agree. The power by.
Speaker 1: I was a catcher in baseball, I was you you
still are, Ryan Sirs. And I haven't played baseball a
long time. Sam, damn? Did Lance Twigs just admit as
an accessory to Mward? Thank you for saying Edward, by
the way, keeping this show on on the tracks? Up
you holler Chad Zumac was Charlie Kirk's lover. That's a fact, Jack,
I agree. Yeah, come o, juicy Johnny and sweet Sammy
T I love you that.
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Speaker 1: What was the fifty? Then one hundred, then the hundred
and a twenty in there too, tricky hickeys. I sent
Johnny a message on X I need to know how
to get roan stickers from Sam the ones I had
meant the world to me. Longtime listener, do you have
Ronan stickers, Sam, and.
Speaker 2: I'll a T shirt guy if he can bring those back.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, iron Metal Bill Dank says, yo yo yo.
Top of the Food, Philly, the last super chat here
much love from NYC. Please come soon, Sam, Piece and Piece.
Speaker 2: I'll be doing New Year's Eve at the I'll be
doing New Year's Eve at the Dojo of Comedy Morris Plains,
which is just outside the NYC. Halla, Halla dollars dollars.
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that would be impressive if I if you could take
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Speaker 2: All right, Johnny, I gotta go all right, anything else, Nope,
the word of day is gay dollars, gay ass dollars
all right well, by love you guys. Hey, real quick,
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Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on.
Speaker 2: On the twenty fourth, I am at Ventura. Then the
following night I am.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Then I'm in Oklahoma City. Uh, then I'm in I'm
in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City. Then Austin. Tickets are moving fast,
not because of me, because of the club. And then
I'm going to be in at Skankfest in New Orleans.
Then I'm going to be in Cha Cha Chu Chu Chacha.
That I'm going to be in Vegas for the Fall
Hat Comedy Night at the Virgin Hotel. That I'm going
to be in Minneapolis. And then I'm gonna be closing
out the year at the Dojo Comedy And then Saturday,
Saturday following two days from now, my new special, my
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watch and like forty minutes of me just having fun
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any any.
Speaker 1: Temptation to edit the stuff that doesn't hit, Like, was
there anything.
Speaker 2: You don't want? You gotta go to videos? Go to videos?
All right, video right there? Barbecued, There we go. And
now I got a new one from Chicago called Deep
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twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: I mean to San Francisco.
Speaker 2: I will be.
Speaker 1: I will be in Berkeley for the UNC football game
on October seventeenth. They're playing at Cal Berkeley, and then
I'll be flying from there to Austin to support my
friend Sam Tripoli.
Speaker 2: Thank you Johnny and Johnny. Also, dude, you know this right,
you know that Cal's got a good quarterback. Watch that kid,
because he's going to get some serious nil money coming up. Suit.
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a lot better and people expected it.
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tweet me it. If you made this far, we love you.
Speaker 1: Take care everybody. Yeah, if you don't know what the
word is, by the way, you're supposed to tweet it
or share it with Sam later so he knows you
got to the end of the episode.
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many do we have over four of a phrase? People?
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They don't count rumble, all right, guys, Bye, Yeah, they don't. Bye.