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Speaker 1: episode three seventy two. Today on the show, big Text
Speaker 1: needs some diversity. We're gonna show you what they're planning
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Speaker 1: Fauci's pardon. We're gonna tell you how it could backfire
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Speaker 1: Feels good to be back another Friday. How you doing, Richard?
Speaker 1: Do you have a good week. I'm good. I did
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Speaker 1: good week. Yeah, all right, Well, I wanted to mention
Speaker 1: one thing. Last episode we were talking about AI and
Speaker 1: the algo and how it's like an entity that grows
Speaker 1: and learns and is like slowly taking over the world.
Speaker 1: There is another aspect to it. I wanted to mention.
Speaker 1: We mentioned the trending audio and the whatever they do
Speaker 1: for reals, but there was like a trend going around
Speaker 1: social media where people had a sentence and then they
Speaker 1: would say it in five different ways with different emphasis
Speaker 1: on different words, and then it means different things like
Speaker 1: I didn't eat your bag of chips, I didn't eat
Speaker 1: your bag of chips, I didn't eat your bag of chips.
Speaker 1: Like there's like a different emphasis on every word that
Speaker 1: changes the meaning. And that's like a trend for fun
Speaker 1: on social media. But I'm realizing now that's actually what
Speaker 1: they're doing to train the AI to pick up on
Speaker 1: sarcasm and different meanings of different words based on the
Speaker 1: tone of how you say it. Yeah, it's like an
Speaker 1: AI training tool because that's probably where AI is weak.
Speaker 1: If they just read the words, they probably just say,
Speaker 1: all right, it must be what the words mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I agree, people are just feeding the beast.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think you're being more proven right on that for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it seems like a fun little thing and you
Speaker 1: just say the sentence is different. But then AI is like,
Speaker 1: oh okay, so keep that in mind because AI is
Speaker 1: not good at sarcasm. Okay, all right, we have a
Speaker 1: lot of good stuff to get to. I want to
Speaker 1: get into the big text story.
Speaker 5: We have to acknowledge last episode a little bit.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well you guys probably hopefully didn't notice, but
Speaker 1: last episode, when we were trying to transfer the footage
Speaker 1: to Nick the editor, there was like some horrible error
Speaker 1: and it was like a corrupted file.
Speaker 5: We almost lost the entire episode. It almost lost the
Speaker 5: entire comeback from vacation episode and would have to do
Speaker 5: it again. And we had to cut a few things out.
Speaker 5: Shout out to Nick the editor. He had to slave
Speaker 5: away and do a lot of work on that to
Speaker 5: revive the patient.
Speaker 1: But we had to cut a lot of stuff out there.
Speaker 1: I had a whole thing about ice cream floats. We
Speaker 1: don't do ice cream floats anymore. It's gone. That's lost
Speaker 1: media now now it's gone, just like ice cream floats.
Speaker 1: But it was an all nighter and Nick crushed it.
Speaker 1: I had to stay up late too. I probably got
Speaker 1: maybe two hours of sleep, but we almost lost the
Speaker 1: entire episode.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you guys might have noticed some weird audio. Hoho,
Speaker 5: it sounds tinny. Yeah, we had to force it so, but.
Speaker 1: Hopefully that never happens again once every three hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy one episode. So by episode seven forty two, maybe
Speaker 1: we'll have the problem again. Yes, but not until then.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get to our big text story. It's
Speaker 1: that statue in like Dallas, right, It's this huge text
Speaker 1: in guys.
Speaker 5: For like the state Fair that happens in Dallas, and
Speaker 5: it's like, hey, maybe buy big text. It's like at
Speaker 5: the entrance of the state Fair or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but apparently big text isn't diverse enough.
Speaker 7: Who makes a.
Speaker 8: Decision about the melotonin of big ticks.
Speaker 7: The wed I'm.
Speaker 8: Sorry, melotonin?
Speaker 7: Can Can he be tanned?
Speaker 9: Can he be toe his skin color?
Speaker 10: He's hes?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean well, over time, the sun will will
Speaker 9: bleach his skin.
Speaker 8: And this is what let me break it on down,
Speaker 8: because it's a leven age. We need to know if
Speaker 8: we can get a more diverse reflection of the melatonin
Speaker 8: of big texts. Is it a problem with him looking
Speaker 8: like he's perhaps an African American face or cultural Do
Speaker 8: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: It's a panning process.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, So how do y'all get to that decision
Speaker 8: so we can look like we are more inclusive and diverse.
Speaker 1: So apparently big text needs more non addictive nighttime sleep aids. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so obviously she means she meant melanin. And this
Speaker 5: old black lady with the wig who can barely put
Speaker 5: a sentence together is somehow on Dallas City Council. And
Speaker 5: this was an old video that kind of just resurfaced
Speaker 5: from twenty twenty five. So yeah, that's what she's concerned with.
Speaker 5: Dallas like a major metro area in one of the largest,
Speaker 5: most important states, and you elect elderly, brain dead people
Speaker 5: to ask about making the giant's fifty seventy year old
Speaker 5: statue a.
Speaker 1: Black man or maybe Indian. Yeah, got to look like
Speaker 1: the people in the town. The town's all Indian.
Speaker 5: Well, that's that's also part of it. It's like Dallas
Speaker 5: has some issues Indian invasion, displacement, home prices, and this
Speaker 5: is what your city council is up to. And here's
Speaker 5: big text. He just kind of looks goofy, he looks disproportionate. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he kind of looks like a freak. He does look
Speaker 5: a little bit of a freak. So we need a
Speaker 5: black freak.
Speaker 1: Yeah, more diverse. Big text just means less white big text,
Speaker 1: And like you said, it perfectly describes whats going on.
Speaker 1: We have a stupid woman of color in power making
Speaker 1: moves to make the culture of Texas less white. And
Speaker 1: then white people are going, yeah, we can do that,
Speaker 1: and just listening.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess the sun. No, no, no, this is
Speaker 5: a racial thing. I may have used the wrong word,
Speaker 5: but let me make it clear. We want a black
Speaker 5: big text.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I looked.
Speaker 5: I don't even dress like that. Yeah, black people don't
Speaker 5: even dress like that. Obviously you can find a few,
Speaker 5: and you'll find the exception. But the outfit the Texan
Speaker 5: what the image in your mind is a white guy? Right?
Speaker 1: And I looked it up. Big text was based on
Speaker 1: the eighteen hundreds cowboys, and there were like Mexican cowboys,
Speaker 1: but that's who we fought like at the Alamo, Right,
Speaker 1: and then there were black cowboys, but like sometimes, you know,
Speaker 1: a lot of times black people were slaves back then.
Speaker 1: So the white cowboys in Texas, those are the guys
Speaker 1: that built Texas. And that's who's honored in the photo.
Speaker 1: But that's not allowed. Yeah, you have to pretend it
Speaker 1: was black people who built Texas.
Speaker 5: And this is obviously we're hammering on the same points,
Speaker 5: but like this is the bandwidth thing. Like I need
Speaker 5: a black inanimate statue because why someone's feelings and then
Speaker 5: your blinders are on and you're taking all this time
Speaker 5: to do non important shit. It makes me so furious, man,
Speaker 5: And that's why I will never vote for a black
Speaker 5: city cosoever.
Speaker 1: But yeah, exactly. And then you could make your own
Speaker 1: black statue of a guy that no one's gonna care about.
Speaker 1: But that's not good enough, big dreads, that's not good enough.
Speaker 1: They'll do rag Dickey or something, you know, go make
Speaker 1: your own thing. Yeah, they need to make the one
Speaker 1: that everyone cares about black. Yeah, And the bigger trend
Speaker 1: is you can't have pride if you're white. Everyone else
Speaker 1: is allowed to have pride. And I found this Google
Speaker 1: search comparison I thought kind of summed that up as well.
Speaker 5: Is it okay to only want a white doctor, and
Speaker 5: the AI overview says, no, wanting a doctor only because
Speaker 5: they are away it is not considered ethically acceptable. And
Speaker 5: then the same question, but for a black doctor, Yes,
Speaker 5: it is entirely valid and reasonable to want a black doctor.
Speaker 5: And then it shows you where the AI is getting
Speaker 5: the summary from, and it's Reddit. Yeah, it's Reddit, so
Speaker 5: that's totally normal, right.
Speaker 1: But then AI is also giving you like the wrong answer,
Speaker 1: because like with DEI and underqualified people getting into doctor
Speaker 1: roles because they're black, it would actually be smarter to
Speaker 1: not want a black doctor.
Speaker 5: Of course everybody knows that. But then the computer has
Speaker 5: to tell you.
Speaker 1: You have to tell you the opposite COMPUTERI supercomputer all
Speaker 1: knowing tells you the opposite of reality. Yeah. Thanks, all right,
Speaker 1: let's get into the doctor Fauci stuff. I'm sure you
Speaker 1: guys saw he just pled the fifth on every single question,
Speaker 1: no matter what ye I wanted to start with this
Speaker 1: before and after though, because in twenty twenty one he
Speaker 1: was asked about his willingness to testify at hearings, and
Speaker 1: this is what he said.
Speaker 7: The answer is, if they're oversight hearings, I absolutely will
Speaker 7: cooperate fully and testify for the asked. You may not know,
Speaker 7: but I've testified before the Congress a few hundred times, okay,
Speaker 7: over the last forty years or so, so I have
Speaker 7: no trouble testifying. We can defend and explain and stand
Speaker 7: by everything that we've said, So I have nothing.
Speaker 11: Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my
Speaker 11: right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain
Speaker 11: from answering your questions.
Speaker 1: Thank you. There you go. There's a little before and after.
Speaker 1: It turns out he wasn't being honest, and as.
Speaker 5: We know, Biden pardoned him, gave him a pardon with
Speaker 5: his auto pen, and he's still climbing up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the autopen pardon is kind of annoying because we're
Speaker 1: going to get into it now. But obviously Biden did
Speaker 1: a ton of pardons and a lot of them were
Speaker 1: with the auto pen, which you can argue isn't really legit.
Speaker 1: But it sounds like Trump is softening up on that.
Speaker 1: He was asked about Fauci's pardon specifically, and he basically
Speaker 1: said he's going to honor.
Speaker 12: Well, the only thing you can really think about is
Speaker 12: the autopen because the most powerful thing the president has.
Speaker 1: They say it's the power of pardon.
Speaker 12: So he was pardoned by Biden, and I respect that.
Speaker 1: I know how powerful it is. It's a very powerful.
Speaker 12: They say, it's literally the most powerful thing a president has. Now,
Speaker 12: whether or not I sign my things directly, always, almost
Speaker 12: everything I signed directly your witness to many of them.
Speaker 1: He signed very few.
Speaker 12: The only thing I know that he signed was Hunter
Speaker 12: Biden's pardon, but I'm not sure that he signed. He
Speaker 12: probably didn't sign this one. So I can't tell you
Speaker 12: what the law is. I've heard that you have to
Speaker 12: have a lot of proof, you need to have letters,
Speaker 12: you need to have all sorts of things that the
Speaker 12: person operating the autopen has to know exactly what it's
Speaker 12: all about.
Speaker 1: He didn't know what it was about because I saw
Speaker 1: him testify.
Speaker 12: So maybe there's something on the autopen other than that
Speaker 12: the power of pardon is.
Speaker 1: So it kind of sucks to hear because you go
Speaker 1: into this term and you know, everyone who wronged us
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty, everyone who stole the election, everyone who
Speaker 1: did all the COVID stuff. Now is our chance at justice.
Speaker 1: And then Trump kinda like a lot of other things,
Speaker 1: takes a back seat and goes, well, we're gonna honor
Speaker 1: the pardon. And it's obviously because Trump's going to be
Speaker 1: pardoning people on the way out.
Speaker 5: Trump's going to pardon everybody for everything they've ever done
Speaker 5: on this four years because he's obviously learned that lesson,
Speaker 5: and the only difference is in auto pen versus his.
Speaker 1: But yeah, we just never get anything.
Speaker 5: Fauci obviously he was pardoned, so that was gonna be
Speaker 5: a harder one to get. But you get to yell
Speaker 5: at him, You get a couple of Congress people to
Speaker 5: yell at him for a while. That's about it. That's
Speaker 5: our satisfaction.
Speaker 1: And then the boomers like watch Fox News and think
Speaker 1: we all we got Fauci today. Fauci's scared. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: doesn't care. He's winning. And then there's another ask.
Speaker 5: I have to do is survive it. All you have
Speaker 5: to do is survive it. And then a Democrat will
Speaker 5: come up and be like, thank you for your service.
Speaker 1: But there's another aspect to it too, where Trump thinks
Speaker 1: by doing this, they're going to respect his pardons. I
Speaker 1: think they're gonna probably go after everyone he pardons anyway
Speaker 1: and find a loophole.
Speaker 13: Hmm.
Speaker 5: Can I find one random retarded judge somewhere that Obama
Speaker 5: or Biden appointed to challenge this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's like the trend we see where it's like, well,
Speaker 1: we're not going to do it because it's not the
Speaker 1: right thing to do, and then hopefully they'll have that
Speaker 1: same mindset when they're going after us. It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: They always don't go with the Constitution. They're gonna do
Speaker 1: whatever they want. So you might as well get Anthony
Speaker 1: Fauci in jail and everyone else. Yeah, my Orcus, all
Speaker 1: those people, Marcus needs to go. No one's playing our game.
Speaker 1: Trump's trying to get everyone to like him again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, let's and he's busy with Iran or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. Seems busy with Iran.
Speaker 1: We're gonna cool it on the deportations. People don't really
Speaker 1: like it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the reason everyone voted for you, less deportations, more Iran.
Speaker 5: And there's been some poll numbers that have come out recently,
Speaker 5: especially for the midterms which are approaching, that just look
Speaker 5: like shit, looks like George W.
Speaker 1: Bush approval ratings. You know, when we're we gonna put
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton in jail. Yeah, that's never When's Mexico paying
Speaker 1: for the wall? Fus dude, it's kind of ugly. All
Speaker 1: let's get to our next story. I thought this was
Speaker 1: really interesting. It's about how liberals and conservatives view each
Speaker 1: other and there's a huge difference.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: This was a study that just got released and the
Speaker 5: title is Conservatives think liberals are nicer than they are,
Speaker 5: Liberals think conservatives are meaner than they are. And I
Speaker 5: don't know, we're not going to really get into the
Speaker 5: chart too much, but Crimew said there's an asymmetry and
Speaker 5: how liberals and conservatives evaluate one another. Liberals dehumanized conservatives
Speaker 5: more than conservatives, suspect, and conservatives dehumanize liberals less than
Speaker 5: liberals suspect. Yeah, so that basically sums it up. I mean,
Speaker 5: they hate you, and we've known it. It's putting data
Speaker 5: to like what you saw with Charlie Kirk, right. You know,
Speaker 5: they'd celebrate if you were executed on live TV, if
Speaker 5: you had the wrong opinions or you weren't nice to
Speaker 5: trans people, whereas you the line is always, yeah, I
Speaker 5: don't like liberals, but i'd save them from a river,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, and then autism Capital had a good analysis too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when a conservative finds out someone is liberal, they're
Speaker 5: like SI, when a liberal finds out someone is conservative,
Speaker 5: they want them skinned, tarred, and destroyed. The hatred liberals
Speaker 5: have for conservatives far outweigh the annoyance conservatives.
Speaker 1: Have of liberals.
Speaker 5: And that's true in my personal experience too, Like obviously,
Speaker 5: when I'm explaining to someone and that I don't know
Speaker 5: a fat racist podcast, they have some bad reactions and
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh, I know you're not really with me.
Speaker 5: We're just not going to talk about politics right now,
Speaker 5: you know, it's really no big deal. And they're like
Speaker 5: police and they're like, I really didn't like him nice
Speaker 5: and charming, Yeah, I really didn't like him. So it's
Speaker 5: just data to support the worldview that we've kind of
Speaker 5: seen already.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, and the fundamentals when it break when you
Speaker 1: break it down, it's like the right wing today wants
Speaker 1: people to be just fully free and to do what
Speaker 1: they want with their lives. And then the modern far
Speaker 1: left is looking for equality of outcome.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and how do you get that by confiscating people's
Speaker 5: property ensuring the outcomes?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm and then the other problem too, like kind
Speaker 1: of like what the data was saying, Like, if you're
Speaker 1: a conservative and you meet a liberal, you might think, oh,
Speaker 1: you're just kind of an idiot, you're kind of a retard,
Speaker 1: you got brainwashed in college, you're naive, and you'll grow
Speaker 1: out of it. But when a leftist meets a conservative,
Speaker 1: it's like, oh, you're the oppressor, You're the white supremacist,
Speaker 1: You're the reason things are bad. It's like the enemy
Speaker 1: of the leftist is so much more intense than the
Speaker 1: enemy of the conservative. Yeah, so it's like, oh, like you,
Speaker 1: it's like meeting the boogeyman, and it's like, well, we
Speaker 1: have to you're the problem. Once we can get rid
Speaker 1: of you and people like you, then the country can
Speaker 1: be how I want it to be. And that's the
Speaker 1: huge difference. Yeah, And it's actually the opposite, because if
Speaker 1: you were a right wing person you wanted the country
Speaker 1: to be a certain way, the problem would be the
Speaker 1: leftist types in their mindset. So it's like they actually
Speaker 1: have the full backwards view. Yeah, and there's.
Speaker 5: Something wrong with having that kind of hate or dehumanization
Speaker 5: of conservatives when you know that like seventy eight million
Speaker 5: or eighty million people voted for Trump, whatever the number is.
Speaker 5: He won the popular vote. So it's like more than
Speaker 5: half the country is evil you In a lot of
Speaker 5: these leftist minds, it's like, how do you square that?
Speaker 5: We all kind of get along. There's not hate crimes
Speaker 5: every day, I know, you guys think there might be.
Speaker 5: Or like how they overestimate how many black, unarmed black
Speaker 5: people are killed by cops. I don't know, ten thousand
Speaker 5: a year, million, it's like seven and they're always plunging
Speaker 5: on a body cam, right, So yeah, I don't know
Speaker 5: how they square it. Yeah, it's so many people. You know,
Speaker 5: everybody knows a conservative.
Speaker 1: Oh right, yeah, it's very true. And we have all
Speaker 1: the guns and they're all nine binary and on SSRIs.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a big part of it.
Speaker 1: Oh next, we have too that's actually a point for.
Speaker 5: Them to be scared, right, Yeah, that would be a
Speaker 5: point to be scared, but you know kind of shows
Speaker 5: they're not. Yeah, all right, it's the Charlie Kirk thing.
Speaker 5: Didn't ingrain that in your head?
Speaker 1: Now we got some data, that's the whole point. There,
Speaker 1: you go. Everyone knew we have a little bit of
Speaker 1: a scam section here. There was a cool new technology
Speaker 1: I saw that I didn't realize even existed, and it's
Speaker 1: to fight it back against scams.
Speaker 5: Yeah, low trust scam society. This guy said, I ordered
Speaker 5: a case and the box mentions this, and it says
Speaker 5: unboxing video is required for any claims. Please make sure
Speaker 5: to record a complete unboxing video without any cuts or pauses.
Speaker 5: No video, no return, no refund, refund, no replacement, thank
Speaker 5: you for shopping with us.
Speaker 1: So they've been scammed.
Speaker 5: And the guy in the comment said, this was like
Speaker 5: a three hundred and fifty dollars box. I think probably
Speaker 5: like a camera box or something like that. So they
Speaker 5: got burned one too many times by scam culture and
Speaker 5: they said, all right, guys, no cuts.
Speaker 1: You have to film the entire thing.
Speaker 14: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And then a lot of people on eBay have been
Speaker 1: dealing with this scam for years where say you have
Speaker 1: like a broken PlayStation, you order the one from eBay,
Speaker 1: you say, oh, it was broken, and then you send
Speaker 1: your b can one back you get a refine yea.
Speaker 1: So that's obviously what they're combating. But yeah, another thing
Speaker 1: we lose as a high trust society goes to low
Speaker 1: trust because there's too many migrants and low trust people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we lost Farmers Market last week, and now we
Speaker 5: lose whoever that box is. And that's the thing. You
Speaker 5: see one of these ones and you go, oh, that's
Speaker 5: kind of weird. Oh that's new. And then it becomes
Speaker 5: same thing with Amazon delivering packages or Uber eats, how
Speaker 5: they just kind of before they used to just drop
Speaker 5: it off or see you. And now everyone's taking a picture.
Speaker 5: If you run into the Amazon guy, he has to
Speaker 5: put it down and take a picture. You know, expect
Speaker 5: to see it more in scam culture.
Speaker 1: Very true. We have another example of scam culture. This
Speaker 1: one involves people pretending to be student driving teachers.
Speaker 5: I think student drivers. It just says, student driver, please
Speaker 5: be patient. And it says Indians in Frisco when they
Speaker 5: buy a new car. And I've seen that too, and
Speaker 5: I've seen it with some Asian ladies. It's kind of
Speaker 5: like a don't road rage me, don't get mad at me.
Speaker 5: I might blow a stop sign, I might not turn
Speaker 5: when the light turns green.
Speaker 1: Yeah, student driver, And I'm learning right now.
Speaker 5: It's kind of a hedge. And you know, to be
Speaker 5: honest with the amount of urban decay. We show in
Speaker 5: the amount of road rage we've seen, it might not
Speaker 5: be bad for someone who's English as a second language
Speaker 5: and kind of invading your.
Speaker 1: Countryes lately migrant sticker.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and so somebody else said, with all the Indians
Speaker 5: flooding the US, all need to get driver's license licenses,
Speaker 5: so established Indians are opening driving schools to fast track
Speaker 5: new Indians that don't know English and could never pass
Speaker 5: a driving test to getting driver's licenses.
Speaker 1: Were so screwed.
Speaker 5: So that's another piece of this. The sticker is just
Speaker 5: kind of there. But imagine the same thing you've seen
Speaker 5: with CDLs happening all outside Dallas. While they're worried about
Speaker 5: big text being black or white, even though he's going
Speaker 5: to be sun dyed and bleached after a while, they're
Speaker 5: running scam schools. And you know, I haven't seen examples
Speaker 5: of it, but what do we always say, Anecdotal evidence
Speaker 5: comes first. You'll see the videos and I'll give it
Speaker 5: three right, yep.
Speaker 1: And then this guy wraps up the whole segment.
Speaker 5: Somebody said they think it excuses their pisspoor driving. That's
Speaker 5: kind of it. It's like a hedge. It's like it
Speaker 5: don't get mad, don't beat me up. And somebody said,
Speaker 5: this is not exactly why many are opening driving schools
Speaker 5: and then claiming every mile they drive to the store
Speaker 5: or whatever as a tax deduction.
Speaker 1: That's where I think it gets tricky. They're going to
Speaker 1: be fast tracking licenses kind of like they did with
Speaker 1: the CDLs, and then they're going to be doing tax
Speaker 1: write offs for all the miles driven with the sticker
Speaker 1: on the back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, which is smart. If you view the country as
Speaker 5: an economic scam zone, you know, it's a great opportunity there.
Speaker 5: Of course you have to.
Speaker 1: And then another scam here is kind of a back
Speaker 1: to school scam. It looks like a migrant family is
Speaker 1: just going and getting free school supplies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it says visa worker moves here and immediately posts
Speaker 5: about getting free school supplies, and there's a hadjob person
Speaker 5: giving the Indian guy a box of supplies. I thought
Speaker 5: these people were highly skilled who came here and they're
Speaker 5: getting food bank notebook style shit.
Speaker 1: So they get free food and free supplies for their
Speaker 1: kids that shouldn't be here. And then they're going to
Speaker 1: go to schools and take spots from normal kids.
Speaker 5: Yep, just another scam.
Speaker 1: Guys. And then half the class is now Indian or
Speaker 1: Hispanic and second language. And then your kids don't learn,
Speaker 1: their kids get special aids, your taxes go up. No
Speaker 1: one's improving in the school. Makes me want to say
Speaker 1: a bad word something like that. And then this is
Speaker 1: kind of.
Speaker 5: There's somebody out there probably doing all of these, like
Speaker 5: driving school, please be patient. He goes and gets the
Speaker 5: free shit y. Then he does the unboxing video and
Speaker 5: he scams it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty good. There's a whole subculture of like
Speaker 1: every little thing you can do, and they're getting good
Speaker 1: at it. This next one is kind of a scam too.
Speaker 1: It's We've mentioned this before months back, but a lot
Speaker 1: of times Hispanic people or maybe ambiguous people are just
Speaker 1: listed automatically as white when it comes to crimes. This
Speaker 1: is actually more egregious. This is just straight up black people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, visible, visible black people.
Speaker 15: You're hiding the race of so many people, mainly men
Speaker 15: who have been arrested. Race white, white, white. And you
Speaker 15: can go to this website it's for all the new
Speaker 15: Jersey mug shots and put in the race white and
Speaker 15: you're gonna see several non white men.
Speaker 1: Imagine if they did this in reverse.
Speaker 15: Imagine if white men were getting arrested and being put
Speaker 15: down as black as their race.
Speaker 5: That's true, people would freak out. Yeah, and another one here,
Speaker 5: so that's New Jersey. And then remember what was it?
Speaker 5: San Francisco and certain cities and even states are deciding
Speaker 5: to stop publishing mugshots, so you can't even cross check it.
Speaker 5: This is just like some guy with dreads, a visible
Speaker 5: black guy, So it's easy to kind of fact check.
Speaker 5: But once you obfuscate the mugshots or try to hide them,
Speaker 5: it gets hard and you're like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe white people do. Oh maybe we are.
Speaker 5: Doing per capita, yeah, you know, too high. And then
Speaker 5: Miila Joy had another one. She said over forty thousand
Speaker 5: inmates with Hispanic sounding surnames were classified as white in
Speaker 5: Florida prison records. This is done so that leftists can
Speaker 5: say white males are the most dangerous group on Earth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think white people do any crimes. I
Speaker 1: don't think they do either except San Francisco, Portland, La
Speaker 1: street rats.
Speaker 5: And then basically, yes, yes totally, and basically you're we're
Speaker 5: gonna end up having to use like a proxy like
Speaker 5: find the one ethnically homogeneous European country that stayed white
Speaker 5: and just be like, yeah, our rates are probably within
Speaker 5: five percent of that. Like we're using Poland or Switzerland
Speaker 5: as a proxy for white crime, because that's it. With
Speaker 5: forty thousand Hispanics as white New Jersey. You just saw
Speaker 5: a couple examples. We don't know the scale. Every state's
Speaker 5: like this, so you just yeah, Florida, Florida. So we're
Speaker 5: just gonna have to use there's a country as a proxy.
Speaker 5: And then basically our murder rate is going to be that.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, soon they're going to say, oh, well, all
Speaker 1: the illegals crossing the border were actually all white guys. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I have.
Speaker 5: Imagine twenty years from now we keep losing, Imagine how
Speaker 5: they'll rewrite history.
Speaker 1: We'll be able to watch it happen. Yeah. I get
Speaker 1: a message from a lot of cops and they tell
Speaker 1: me that when in doubt or if it's a Hispanic person,
Speaker 1: it's automatically white. So something to look into there.
Speaker 5: And then there's some weird thing where they call it
Speaker 5: white non Hispanic or white Hispanic.
Speaker 1: It's like, let's just separate them.
Speaker 5: We all know we're not the same, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then also that means also the black crime rate
Speaker 1: is probably way higher, you know, like it's already out
Speaker 1: of hand and an obnoxious and almost like exceeding per
Speaker 1: capita where it's just like, nah, a majority, you're done
Speaker 1: by blocks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like a pick six. It's a fourteen point swing.
Speaker 5: You're in the red zone and all of a sudden,
Speaker 5: instead of black, it's white.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so there's something there where that that might
Speaker 1: be what they're trying to hide. That black crime, right
Speaker 1: might be even more egregious than we thought. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get into our migrant section. We're going to start
Speaker 1: off with some good deportation news. Yeah, new.
Speaker 5: The Trump administration has begun arresting foreign citizens with expired
Speaker 5: visas as they travel through airports, according to documents obtained
Speaker 5: by The Times and interviews with immigration lawyers, a tactic
Speaker 5: that opens up a vast new pool of people for deportation.
Speaker 5: That's good and the main reason this is happening. The
Speaker 5: recent arrests appear to be an expansion of an arrangement
Speaker 5: between the TSA and ICE. The Times reported in December
Speaker 5: that ICE officers were arresting people with deportation orders with
Speaker 5: the help of information provided by airlines to the TSA.
Speaker 5: So that's great. You know how we all have the
Speaker 5: Blue States where you know, Boston PD doesn't work with
Speaker 5: ice and just will release a violent kid diddler back
Speaker 5: in and then you have to catch them again. TSA,
Speaker 5: federal agency under the Trumpetman, is cooperating. This includes people
Speaker 5: H one b's who are expired. There's a little scam
Speaker 5: like where you get expired and you hope you can
Speaker 5: renew it before you have to like formally show up
Speaker 5: or something. And if you're trying to use or if
Speaker 5: you're trying to fly on a plane, you get caught up.
Speaker 1: Now you get snagged. Interesting. So it's good to see.
Speaker 1: And that's like if I was an ICE agent, that
Speaker 1: seems like a good thing to get stationed too. Not
Speaker 1: too violent. No one has a gun, no one has
Speaker 1: a knife, exactly.
Speaker 5: It's a good place. It's a good place to talk
Speaker 5: shit people.
Speaker 1: Alane.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's the thing. It's it's good to see.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 5: Obviously we're kind of in this migrant thing where we
Speaker 5: give you some good and then we give you some bad,
Speaker 5: and we're going to get to the bad, believe me.
Speaker 5: But we need to target because there are so many people,
Speaker 5: and because the door to door or like occupying downtown
Speaker 5: Minneapolis where you end up having to shoot a libtard
Speaker 5: woman who tries to drive her car into you. That
Speaker 5: shit gets negative optics. And I know the administration doesn't
Speaker 5: want that, even though I personally don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: We need to attack the bottlenecks. And that's why it's workplaces,
Speaker 5: it's certain industries, it's banking, it's the mortgages, like how
Speaker 5: does an Indian on an H one B, which is
Speaker 5: like a temporary employment visa get a thirty year mortgage?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 5: And so the bottlenecks are important to attack, and the
Speaker 5: airport is obviously one of those bottlenecks.
Speaker 1: Definitely. We have a clip here. Believe it or not.
Speaker 1: This is from New Jersey.
Speaker 5: What are they going for? What's on sale there?
Speaker 1: Green beans?
Speaker 5: They like beans like that.
Speaker 1: So that's New Jersey. That's what it looks like. Yeah,
Speaker 1: isn't that kind of horrible.
Speaker 5: It's the worst thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
Speaker 1: And then you know New Jersey, you know, it's like
Speaker 1: say garden, see that's what it is now, But you
Speaker 1: were actually seeing these type of migrant problems in worst
Speaker 1: places that you wouldn't expect, and we mentioned we didn't
Speaker 1: mention it last time, but in Utah there was a
Speaker 1: child Ramist, a Muslim child Raemast that just was talked
Speaker 1: about last week. And then I found this story about
Speaker 1: the Provo mayor and she's a Republican, but listen to
Speaker 1: how she describes the migrants.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Republican mayor celebrates African refugees as the new pioneers,
Speaker 5: which you know, it wasn't like a policy or anything,
Speaker 5: but she just took this day, Pioneer Day, which is
Speaker 5: important in Utah. I guess I'm not really familiar with it,
Speaker 5: but Pioneer Day is to celebrate the pioneers who basically
Speaker 5: started Utah, and that was typically Mormon people who were
Speaker 5: fighting Indians and like living hard, attack and raid LIFs,
Speaker 5: like really had to lift civilization out from nothing, right,
Speaker 5: and that's who a pioneer is now. And this woman
Speaker 5: mayor goes, how do we make this about migrants? And
Speaker 5: she released a whole video interviewing random people from Africa.
Speaker 5: One guy was a child soldier and he was like,
Speaker 5: and that's why I came here. Do we need former
Speaker 5: child soldiers here in Utah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then someone made a good point that she
Speaker 1: only won by four hundred votes, so it's kind of
Speaker 1: just one of those situations where she was able to
Speaker 1: sneak in in like a fake election. Almost.
Speaker 5: Yeah, these people are not unbeatable. The field of candidates
Speaker 5: as pathetic turn out as weak, and Utah. He says,
Speaker 5: Utah is asleep at the wheel, which I agree with.
Speaker 1: But this is.
Speaker 5: Another one of those things where it's like, hey, is
Speaker 5: big text black sure, whatever is Pioneer Day about African
Speaker 5: people who got here five months ago and.
Speaker 1: Are on welfare? Why not? Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: And it's just another one of like the degrading of
Speaker 5: American culture. And obviously Utah specifically has a very distinct culture.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And you might not like.
Speaker 5: Mormons, or you might have something like, oh that's weird,
Speaker 5: but they did it. And Mormons have this history of
Speaker 5: fighting in Mexico.
Speaker 1: Here, they did it.
Speaker 5: They did it, And you can't lump in an African
Speaker 5: who just got here and is on you know, food
Speaker 5: stamps with them.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised the Mormons let this happen. And then we
Speaker 1: actually have a clip here, This is from Utah. This
Speaker 1: is West Valley City, Utah. Is what it looks like,
Speaker 1: full ethnic garb in the street.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 5: It's like it's like setting up a TV and a
Speaker 5: couch in the middle of the rainforest. You know, it's
Speaker 5: completely incompatible. And she starts yapping. They're all fat. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, these are refugees. I think I
Speaker 5: think they're good.
Speaker 1: There you go back now, Yeah, they're well fed and
Speaker 1: they overcame it. You're ready to go back to wherever
Speaker 1: the fuck you came from. So that's unfortunate. And then
Speaker 1: we're gonna jump over to Chicago for this next story
Speaker 1: where we have an urban woman versus some Indian gas
Speaker 1: station owners.
Speaker 5: This in dystopia America. This is something you're gonna see
Speaker 5: more often, the Indians who just got here, who are
Speaker 5: in the customer facing roles, owning subways, owning franchises, a
Speaker 5: gas station, fighting with the the legacy Americans, the legacy
Speaker 5: EVT Americans.
Speaker 1: Right exactly. I'm not really a fan of either party
Speaker 1: in this vieting.
Speaker 5: I hope what is it a double knockout where both
Speaker 5: punches land at the same time.
Speaker 1: What is that? Is that a Rocky movie or something?
Speaker 1: And there was a clip where that happened. Okay, and
Speaker 1: then next we have an example of what an Indian
Speaker 1: future doctor looks like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this story came out of Texas Tech. A med
Speaker 5: student chatted up a female patient during an STD console
Speaker 5: and then he later followed her on Instagram. He got
Speaker 5: suspended and then killed himself, and his family now wants
Speaker 5: thirty million dollars from Texas Tech because the school didn't
Speaker 5: hold his hand hard enough. And the title says parents
Speaker 5: of Indian medical student Vibov Dugal seek thirty million from
Speaker 5: Texas Tech say, no other student should face this.
Speaker 1: So what getting suspended for being inappropriate?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the guy got too horny and he couldn't resist
Speaker 5: looking her up on Instagram. But I don't know, he
Speaker 5: killed himself. I guess that's a little extreme. And I
Speaker 5: guess it's Texas Text fault. You can't have standards. Let
Speaker 5: your doctors.
Speaker 1: Hey, in India, the doctors do extra routine whatever. They're
Speaker 1: digging around, they're looking around, they're playing doctor, come look
Speaker 1: at this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, do shit like that. So you know, I don't know,
Speaker 5: just weird India stories.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're trying to get Texas Text money. Interesting.
Speaker 1: Next we're going to Ohio. Mike the Wine, that's his name, right,
Speaker 1: He's the governor of Ohio. He's a Republican, And this
Speaker 1: is what he's talking about when it comes to like
Speaker 1: the Haitians and the migrants in Ohio right now.
Speaker 5: Specifically the Haitians because this is on the heels of
Speaker 5: their temporary protected status being revoked, and there are a
Speaker 5: a lot of them in Ohio for some reason, Middle
Speaker 5: America right underneath.
Speaker 1: The Great Lakes.
Speaker 5: How'd they get there?
Speaker 1: Deep in? Why do you feel so strongly about this?
Speaker 2: I think history tells us that this country was built
Speaker 2: with immigrants. My family came here in the eighteen forties
Speaker 2: escaping the famine in Ireland, and my great great grandfather
Speaker 2: came to Yellow Springs and worked on the railroad, building
Speaker 2: the railroad.
Speaker 1: At the time.
Speaker 2: There's always been a blend of people who are native
Speaker 2: to a while, who have been here and for generations,
Speaker 2: but also people who who come in.
Speaker 1: So he's doing the whole all. This country was built
Speaker 1: by immigrants. Yeah, but they were better immigrants, like the
Speaker 1: Irish immigrants are better than modern day Somalis or Haitians, right, Yeah, the.
Speaker 5: Iq alone, and they were heavily discriminated against and argued against.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and his Irish family that came in worked on
Speaker 1: the railroad. They didn't get free healthcare, a free house,
Speaker 1: food stamps and an SBA loan. Probably overworked, underpaid, mistreated,
Speaker 1: lived in a dirty tenement with like a million other people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and uh, I think we're done with building railroads too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because's nothing left to build. Like, I think we're
Speaker 1: pretty good. We don't need migrants to build anything.
Speaker 5: We're all set on in home health aids and autism
Speaker 5: centers too. Right, So it's all shit that's government funded
Speaker 5: that they're sucking at the teat on And he had
Speaker 5: a horrible quote later in this We're not gonna listen.
Speaker 5: Let this guy go on and yap his bullshit. But
Speaker 5: it says Ohio's GOP governor calls Trump Trump's plan to
Speaker 5: deport Haitian's a mistake. You'd be sending people back to hell.
Speaker 1: We need to keep the people from hell here. And
Speaker 1: what do you call the hell people? Demons?
Speaker 5: So he's advocating for demons in Ohio. Why do they
Speaker 5: have like outsized influence on him? These are Republicans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the key. That's the most frustrating part. And
Speaker 1: then he also in the interview said that twenty three
Speaker 1: percent of Ohio's physicians are foreign born, as if that's good,
Speaker 1: that's horrible. You don't have to be to be a doctor.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's worse.
Speaker 5: Those are some of the best paying jobs. And we've
Speaker 5: all seen how race plays a role in getting into
Speaker 5: medical school. Lower MCATs, worse GPAs, worse schools. And if
Speaker 5: your skin color is the right thing, then oh yeah,
Speaker 5: come on in.
Speaker 1: If you come from a third world country and you're
Speaker 1: a doctor, there doesn't really translate me. And then like
Speaker 1: you said, he said, oh, they're going back to hell.
Speaker 1: Conan O'Brien, Yeah, that's is that what hell looks like?
Speaker 5: It conflicts. That is a conflicting statement. Yeah, they have
Speaker 5: to play both sides all the time. I just don't
Speaker 5: get why someone goes on fucking TV to defend Haitians
Speaker 5: on temporary protected status.
Speaker 1: Right, there's so few, like there's like a lot, you know,
Speaker 1: in that area in Ohio. But like bigger picture, it's
Speaker 1: not like you're trying to get votes, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: or appeal to the base. It's like you're appealing to
Speaker 1: the Haitians who shouldn't even be here and want to stay.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming they're all just going to go to sanctuary
Speaker 1: cities and get out of Ohio.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're going to get lost in the shuffle. They're
Speaker 5: going to go deeper into the interior or find a place,
Speaker 5: probably Boston or something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because markwain Mollin was talking about his plan to
Speaker 1: get rid of them, and here.
Speaker 5: He goes, Yeah, this was a follow up to I
Speaker 5: really hope we actually go after them, and this kind
Speaker 5: of eased my mind a little bit.
Speaker 16: All Right, there's a lot of talk about this court
Speaker 16: ruling for TPS. What is TPS temporary protect his status?
Speaker 16: Let me emphasize on that first word, temporary. Now, there's
Speaker 16: a lot of talk going on because why the Supreme
Speaker 16: Court just recently ruled at President Trump can end TPS
Speaker 16: for a certain group of individuals temporary, matt temporary.
Speaker 1: There's two options.
Speaker 16: Now, if you followneath the category that the court just
Speaker 16: ruled on, you can self deport. We will buy you
Speaker 16: an airline ticket and give you twenty six hundred dollars
Speaker 16: to go back to either the country you go to
Speaker 16: or country you choose that will accept you. Or we'll
Speaker 16: come find you. And if you think you're going to
Speaker 16: just wait out the Trump administration, it's not going to work.
Speaker 16: We will find you and we will deport you. Do
Speaker 16: yourself a favor, go on to DHS's website and say
Speaker 16: I want to sell deport and we okay.
Speaker 1: So everyone's getting twenty six hundred bucks on the way out.
Speaker 1: Ifew billy on the way out, I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 5: That's worth it. Every penny is worth it. And then enforcement,
Speaker 5: obviously you're gonna have to pay salaries and wages to
Speaker 5: the people going to actually make the arrest. But I
Speaker 5: hope Mark Quain here isn't all no cattle, because these
Speaker 5: people need to get the fuck out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was thinking for the money, it's like that
Speaker 1: probably could have gone to the people whose cats they ate,
Speaker 1: or the people whose rent went up because they had
Speaker 1: subsidized rent being paid for. Yeah, but I guess to
Speaker 1: get them out is worth it. But twenty six hundred
Speaker 1: it's a lot, and you can't really do that for everybody.
Speaker 5: You're paying twenty six hundred to a person who on average,
Speaker 5: like what did we say, the Somalis were like eighty
Speaker 5: percent welfare weight rate, Haitians can't be far behind. So
Speaker 5: twenty six hundred dollars like you make that back in
Speaker 5: not paying someone.
Speaker 1: So it's a good point.
Speaker 5: I don't give a fuck. That's a small enough number
Speaker 5: and it might be an enough to incentivize them. But man,
Speaker 5: you know, we got to move forward. And this made me.
Speaker 5: You know, we were pissed at mark Quaine for meeting
Speaker 5: with agricultural farmers.
Speaker 1: But this is a good one. Hopefully the Haitians are out.
Speaker 5: And that's the thing is, we get court battles everywhere. Right, Oh,
Speaker 5: this judge rule that you have to do this. Oh,
Speaker 5: I have a court date in five years. So when
Speaker 5: you get a chunk of people where the legal ruling
Speaker 5: actually made way, you have to absolutely finish it, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, all right, we're going to our broad section.
Speaker 1: Now this is from France, but I want to make
Speaker 1: a bigger point. Some guy kind of just stumbles onto
Speaker 1: some migrants who are cooking outside with fire in a
Speaker 1: highly flammable forest fire warning zone.
Speaker 5: They got the open flames, they got the pots, and
Speaker 5: they're in the brush like they're in the It's not
Speaker 5: a clearing, it's not a camp site.
Speaker 1: They're on the brush. They're on the brush, which is
Speaker 1: the key, And that's why I wanted to bring this up.
Speaker 1: I think the Canadian forest fires were probably started by migrants.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I'm not positive, but that's my speculation as well.
Speaker 1: Or Israel and they wanted the smoke to ruin my vacation.
Speaker 1: Smart but I think it was probably migrants allegedly, but
Speaker 1: if you I bet it was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And this says police are looking for over one
Speaker 5: hundred and sixty arsenists in France in over twenty in
Speaker 5: Spain after devastating wildfires. And then you see something like
Speaker 5: this and you a hu, was it arsenist or retarded migrant?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Call it freendo. And then we have another clip here.
Speaker 1: This was going viral yesterday. Spain or is it a
Speaker 1: country outside of Spain, like an island called Queta.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's part It's actually near Morocco, so it's on
Speaker 5: the other side of the Mediterranean. But we'll just play
Speaker 5: these in the background. Total zombie invasion happening in territory
Speaker 5: that Spain controls.
Speaker 1: I don't care where it is, right, but they got
Speaker 1: forty thousand illegals in basically a day, and the whole
Speaker 1: area is eighty thousand people total, so fifty percent increase
Speaker 1: in population in one day. And they're all African men,
Speaker 1: no women and children. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Notice notice the demographics. And they're crawling through barbed wire
Speaker 5: and stuff. Here, they're swimming, They're coming out of the
Speaker 5: water with like a bike and goods, and they're already
Speaker 5: terrorizing the city. And the way I understand it is
Speaker 5: usually these people get repelled or apprehended and then deported back.
Speaker 5: But this shows like a mentality and then not only
Speaker 5: that mentality, but like the power of social media for
Speaker 5: coordinating these types of things, Like did everyone just say, hey,
Speaker 5: we're all doing it together right now, Hey guys, let's
Speaker 5: plan this out. And that's kind of how it happened.
Speaker 5: And so a lot of people have been commenting about this,
Speaker 5: like of Spain is fucked and Europe's toast.
Speaker 1: Look at what we have here.
Speaker 5: I don't think we're that high and mighty, Like have
Speaker 5: you been to Walmart recently? Have you been to a Costco?
Speaker 5: Have you explored you know, certain pockets of Michigan how
Speaker 5: they're naming the streets. We're not like holier than them.
Speaker 5: There's no Haitians over there, right, and we flew people
Speaker 5: in under Biden, right, So I don't know, there's this
Speaker 5: flipant attitude like, jeez, Spain's fucked. It's like, what are
Speaker 5: we You've seen our numbers.
Speaker 1: At least Spain won that soccer match though, Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what's important. That they're with our Muslim star, right and
Speaker 1: then if they lose, now that these guys could for
Speaker 1: the whole city though, yeah our next.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, we're watching it, but I guess
Speaker 5: they usually respond pretty well and they usually actually deport
Speaker 5: those but it's more about intent and like military men
Speaker 5: and like making a statement almost you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter if they go back or not. This
Speaker 5: is the energy of the entire third world. And I
Speaker 5: do feel bad that Spain right there close to Africa.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the tough part, all right. Next we have
Speaker 1: a clip of some migrants getting free homes in the
Speaker 1: UK and here they are taking a tour.
Speaker 10: I'm doing with us our new room new builds four
Speaker 10: bedroom social housing property we've been offered. This is us
Speaker 10: going around to check and make sure that new safety
Speaker 10: consent before we accept this property. In moving, the garden
Speaker 10: was quite a good size petition the font we had
Speaker 10: a few safety consent. We don't proceed to go up
Speaker 10: to the rooms and check everything. There's a four bedroom
Speaker 10: property new but like I said, for a family of eight,
Speaker 10: we four children, we need a property that have you looks.
Speaker 1: Pretty nice, it looks great, brand new stone, brick outside
Speaker 1: like that. That's like a swanky place in a certain city.
Speaker 5: And the Africans say, we're making sure there's no safety concerns.
Speaker 5: What did you have back there? What you have back
Speaker 5: over there.
Speaker 1: You're the safety concerned.
Speaker 5: And then there's this thing that I was thinking about,
Speaker 5: like obviously housing and and maintenance and all that, like
Speaker 5: if you get handed something, there's not as much sort
Speaker 5: of in the back of your mind. I worked hard.
Speaker 5: I need to keep this nice. It's this was provided
Speaker 5: for me. I'm entitled to this. There's something that flips
Speaker 5: in their brain. And I know, like council housing as
Speaker 5: they call it in the UK and Ireland is basically
Speaker 5: their like low income housing or welfare type Section eight
Speaker 5: housing their version. And you always hear stories of like
Speaker 5: I grew up in council housing, like a businessman or something,
Speaker 5: or an athlete, I grew up in council housing. I
Speaker 5: promised I'd get my mom out of there.
Speaker 1: All this.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of these people are generational. Like we've
Speaker 5: shown a lot of statistics about how people who went
Speaker 5: into certain countries, like I think maybe it was the
Speaker 5: Netherlands and it was Syrians and Netherlands that like, after
Speaker 5: three generations there was basically unchanged use of the social housing.
Speaker 5: These are dependent people forever. You're giving them a four bedroom.
Speaker 1: That's so true. Like the poor no, come up, Yeah,
Speaker 1: the poor guy who was a business man, I used
Speaker 1: to be in council housing and now I'm out. They
Speaker 1: get there and go, this is good forever. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: could have three generations in this house exactly, and we're
Speaker 1: going to oh man, that's tough. And then we have
Speaker 1: our own version of it in America, but this one's
Speaker 1: for homeless people. But basically they are three D printing
Speaker 1: houses for the homeless in Austin, Texas and they're at
Speaker 1: a cost of ninety nine k each.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then someone made a meme like one year later,
Speaker 5: and obviously that's the extreme end of it, but that
Speaker 5: is what it'll be. And again that's the point where
Speaker 5: if you're handed something there's no sort of like, oh
Speaker 5: I gotta keep it nice. This was a gift, this
Speaker 5: was my leg up. It's it's all gonna be run
Speaker 5: down and stuff. And then compare giving a ninety nine
Speaker 5: thousand dollars house to a homeless person who like likes
Speaker 5: drugs and being on the street. Compare that to like
Speaker 5: someone who just got out of college who's actually in
Speaker 5: a shitty amount of college debt, who goes, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: like this actually just saved me. Oh yeah, like an
Speaker 5: appreciative person. So I guess that's the I wanted to
Speaker 5: make Like. It's kind of like the energy of the broke,
Speaker 5: financially illiterate person who wins a million dollars on a
Speaker 5: scratch off and then they blow it and then three
Speaker 5: two three years later they're back in the same position
Speaker 5: because they didn't you know, oh I didn't invest it
Speaker 5: or whatever. It's the same thing for the homeless, right,
Speaker 5: It's very true. These guys should be the homeless people
Speaker 5: should be in dorms, you know, put them in a
Speaker 5: dorm room, common area. We're trying to do houses for
Speaker 5: people who could never attain a house, you know.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying go straight to the result. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, that's true. And then when the
Speaker 1: houses don't work and they're all ruined and stripped of
Speaker 1: all the copper wire, and all the money that they
Speaker 1: spent on the project is like ninety percent stolen. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they'll say, all right, all in favor of putting these
Speaker 1: guys up in hotels, say aye, that'll just be it
Speaker 1: be a hotel scam.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the end of our migrant section. We're now
Speaker 1: moving on to the final page of housekeeping or I
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Speaker 1: Let's get into the final page. We're gonna go kind
Speaker 1: of quick, but we have a lot of Flock stories.
Speaker 1: We've talked about Flock the last few months, and obviously
Speaker 1: there's cameras everywhere now that no one voted for, and
Speaker 1: you might be thinking, well, I'm sure when the cameras
Speaker 1: go up at least the crime goes down. That kind
Speaker 1: of mindset, and it's not even true. We have a
Speaker 1: kind of a long tweet, but there's some important information
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this woman says, they tell you flock cameras are
Speaker 5: there to fight crime. So I pulled the actual police
Speaker 5: logs from my new favorite website, Have I Been Flocked
Speaker 5: dot com? Two hundred and thirty three million searches that
Speaker 5: they have been able to get via FOIA requests, and
Speaker 5: here's what fighting crime actually looks like. Eighty four percent
Speaker 5: had no case number at all. The most common recent
Speaker 5: a cop typed in the box blank nothing meaning like
Speaker 5: why why did I look this up? Only about nine
Speaker 5: percent were even tagged as a real crime. Test and
Speaker 5: training show up as reasons run on real people's cars.
Speaker 5: The FBI and Homeland Security were wired into local camera networks.
Speaker 5: Your town never signed off on. Yeah, and it says,
Speaker 5: so what is flock. Flock is one hundred thousand plus
Speaker 5: plate cameras bolted to poles across America. They read your
Speaker 5: plate everywhere you drive and never forget. And then Nova
Speaker 5: is Flock's AI that turns your plate into you, your name, address, family,
Speaker 5: everyone you know in seconds with no warrant. And then
Speaker 5: Signal Trace is a competitors tool that tracks the bluetooth
Speaker 5: off your phone, your AirPods, your watch, which doesn't even
Speaker 5: need your plate.
Speaker 1: So there you go. It's like the way you know,
Speaker 1: you think, oh, it's just trying to get surveillance of something,
Speaker 1: when it happens, it's way worse. They're tracking everything like
Speaker 1: ninety nine percent of the time, and then maybe occasionally
Speaker 1: it'll help with the crime, and it does.
Speaker 5: It does help with the crimes when there's an active
Speaker 5: shooter or something like what was that those random people
Speaker 5: shooting around.
Speaker 1: In Austin, Texas.
Speaker 5: Oh, Austin didn't have flock, but when they went out
Speaker 5: in a suburb that did have flock, they caught them.
Speaker 5: But one of the things that I've been thinking about recently,
Speaker 5: We've covered it in Chicago and I think one other city,
Speaker 5: possibly Baltimore. But so flock's going up everywhere, but those
Speaker 5: cities are getting rid of shot spotter, so they like,
Speaker 5: it's just so inconsistent. The worst black crime shooting gun
Speaker 5: areas are getting rid of their shot spotter. But then
Speaker 5: like suburban streets are reading your license plates and parking lots.
Speaker 1: Right crazy, and then it's kind of spreading this surveillance
Speaker 1: theme in general. Walmart now has body cams like cops have.
Speaker 5: Apparently, action and body cams are popping up on cashiers
Speaker 5: at my local Walmart. In my post from yesterday, I said,
Speaker 5: nothing is locked up at my Walmart and it's out
Speaker 5: in the country. To add to that, we don't even
Speaker 5: have a receipt checker at the door. How do y'all
Speaker 5: feel about this? Is this different than the self checkout
Speaker 5: register cameras recording your every move? So yeah, he's just
Speaker 5: circling a body camera on a Walmart.
Speaker 1: Crazy, which I don't know if that's everywhere, it's probably not.
Speaker 1: Let us know in the comments if you guys have
Speaker 1: seen that. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: And honestly, we're ten years past this. Every Walmart target whatever,
Speaker 5: you're heavily heavily.
Speaker 1: Filmed, right And then in the same vein of this
Speaker 1: like futuristic surveillance state, we're kind of barreling towards I
Speaker 1: found this and I thought was really interesting. This guy
Speaker 1: I bought a Bronco and he says Ford shut it off,
Speaker 1: But it's actually not true. He bought a Bronco on
Speaker 1: credit and then he missed one of his payments, and
Speaker 1: then the third party that he has the loan out
Speaker 1: from installed something in the car where they have the
Speaker 1: power to turn your car off. Now, so this guy
Speaker 1: was driving on the highway and this car just turned
Speaker 1: off because he was late for one of his payments.
Speaker 18: Is it because I didn't make my payment on my
Speaker 18: Ford Bronco. Ford shut down my car because the payment
Speaker 18: is late. Dang, that's rough. That's like a scam, right,
Speaker 18: So my brand new Bronco with three thousand miles on
Speaker 18: it is broke down in the middle of.
Speaker 7: I don't think Ford realizes how rough it is out here.
Speaker 1: Fill my best. I mean I could, so we get it.
Speaker 1: I think he's blaming the wrong thing. He's blaming Ford,
Speaker 1: but I looked into it. It was actually the people
Speaker 1: he got the loan from. But it's the same thing
Speaker 1: we've been talking about, where like you buy a car,
Speaker 1: but you don't even own the car, Like you don't
Speaker 1: own but he technically has a loan. So you could
Speaker 1: maybe argue that. But the idea that some someone else
Speaker 1: outside of you can turn off your car or your
Speaker 1: ability to travel because of something they decide mm hmm.
Speaker 1: That's kind of the red flag car, all right. And
Speaker 1: our last piece of this segment, No, no, man, A
Speaker 1: lot of people.
Speaker 5: Have you seen any of the REPO cams or like
Speaker 5: the people who have YouTube channels doing the repo stuff
Speaker 5: that people are hiding cars like it's like man, a
Speaker 5: GPS shows it's here and it's like under a tarf
Speaker 5: back behind when they know they're I get it, but
Speaker 5: this guy was kind of like almost exaggerating it, like
Speaker 5: I was on the freeway or something. It's like, I
Speaker 5: don't know, you must have turned it off because it's
Speaker 5: all about the starter. They put a little piece of
Speaker 5: tech in between the ignition, so they turn it off.
Speaker 1: I think. So something to think about. But I've never
Speaker 1: heard of anything like that. And our last piece from
Speaker 1: this dystopian future AI section. AI has been collecting really
Speaker 1: rare books and scanning them. But after they sc through
Speaker 1: that process, they actually destroy the old books to cut.
Speaker 5: The spine off the book, and then because it's easier
Speaker 5: to scan, so they're like just and then they dump
Speaker 5: it right, Yeah, you want me to read.
Speaker 1: The whole thing? I just read maybe this summation. Yeah.
Speaker 5: AI companies are bulk buying rare books, scanning them through
Speaker 5: high speed machines that cut the spines off and shredding
Speaker 5: the originals. A service called ISBNDB facilitates orders up to
Speaker 5: a million books and keeps buyers anonymous pre twenty twenty
Speaker 5: two books are a premium because they're free of AI
Speaker 5: generated text. A federal judge ruled the practice is fair
Speaker 5: use because eliminating the original copy means only one copy
Speaker 5: exists at a time. Anthropic hired the former head of
Speaker 5: Google Books Partnerships to obtain all the books in the world.
Speaker 1: All the books in the world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so then destroying them after it, like, yeah, book
Speaker 5: burning or whatever. The liberals are banned books and book burning,
Speaker 5: and then they're feeding them to the computer and shredding it.
Speaker 1: And then it's oh, yeah, well we'll keep it how
Speaker 1: it was, we'll let you read it. Yeah, you know
Speaker 1: who controls the AI. You want to get rid of
Speaker 1: old books? Now you can't access them now AI only
Speaker 1: has that information and you basically control history. Maybe yeah,
Speaker 1: not pretty All right, Well that's the end of the
Speaker 1: final page of housekeeping and not moving on to Cringe
Speaker 1: of the Week. All right, Cringe of the Week. Our
Speaker 1: first story from Cringe of the Week. This is what
Speaker 1: modern art looks like now, so everyone has to pretend
Speaker 1: that's good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's avant garde, that's high brow.
Speaker 1: Shit.
Speaker 5: Wow, what a what a depiction of racism or something
Speaker 5: in America. It's just a guy yelling and then like
Speaker 5: blowing horn in your face, annoying you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we were talking before, like we kind of
Speaker 1: thought art was supposed to be stuff you don't like usually. See,
Speaker 1: this is like any subway in any blue city. This
Speaker 1: guy stays at the Roosevelt Hotel after this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can find him on the DC Metro, the CTA, MTA,
Speaker 5: anything pretty much.
Speaker 1: There's one of him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and yeah, maybe he doesn't have the paint, but
Speaker 5: he's the same color and it's the exact same message.
Speaker 1: Right, he's yelling and getting in your face.
Speaker 5: Maybe this is for the Maybe this is really really
Speaker 5: high end art and it's for people who are never
Speaker 5: near them and they live specifically in a country club, and.
Speaker 1: This is what it's like. Yeah, you get to experience.
Speaker 1: This is what the subway is, This is what the
Speaker 1: E trains like. And this kind of reminds me of
Speaker 1: like that one time. Remember we showed a video of
Speaker 1: that conductor who came out. He was just like doing
Speaker 1: hip hop dances. It's like, no, you can't just do
Speaker 1: the same thing. You can't just do the same thing.
Speaker 1: Guys and I wonder if maybe Democrats could make a
Speaker 1: case for permanent citizenship for all of the loud African
Speaker 1: types like this, because they're all our artists.
Speaker 5: Now, yeah, there's a new visa out there, like you
Speaker 5: know how the Indians found the one where if you're
Speaker 5: a victim of a robbery they can stay.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, if you're loud and obnoxious and getting in
Speaker 1: people's face, that's art, that's actually art. We have another
Speaker 1: example of bad art. This is a theater performance.
Speaker 5: Okay, this one actually is one you don't see every day.
Speaker 1: That is rare.
Speaker 5: The subway champout guy earlier. You do see that often.
Speaker 5: Ladies stroking, a.
Speaker 1: Lot of different techniques being implemented too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what did you see. There's one of them had
Speaker 5: a big wide grip. It was a bliot page four armhog,
Speaker 5: one of the big ones. Doctor gave me a big one.
Speaker 1: Big ladies, the big ladies calling good for you? Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah no, So that won't ladies scrab it her all? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know what they're up to.
Speaker 1: So that's pretty good. And I guess that is rare
Speaker 1: and it's a unique performance. I hate it, but this
Speaker 1: is high class ship. You don't get it. It is rare. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you want to get it. You don't get it. It's
Speaker 1: high class, right all right. Next we have a clip
Speaker 1: of a really bad student driver the pedal.
Speaker 3: Right, yes, well, what are you doing with the left foot?
Speaker 7: Don't even put that one over there?
Speaker 1: We only use that right that left one.
Speaker 3: Put the right one through the middle of a break.
Speaker 3: That is your left foot.
Speaker 1: Start. I'll just make.
Speaker 3: Oh oh okay, I get it. Oh okay, yeah, well
Speaker 3: it is gonna be good for you. Put your big
Speaker 3: toe through the center of the brake pedal. The brake
Speaker 3: pedal is to the left. That's the gas pedal. Move
Speaker 3: your foot to the left, sweetheart, move the left foot over.
Speaker 3: We're never putting the left foot on any of the pedals.
Speaker 12: Okay, so this one or this one?
Speaker 1: Is this one? Right? Yes, that's what? Yes, But on
Speaker 1: the left pedal.
Speaker 10: I'm confused.
Speaker 3: Okay, move your feedback. This is the brake.
Speaker 1: That's the gas.
Speaker 3: I want you to put your right foot through the
Speaker 3: center of the brake pedal. Right foot, brake pedal.
Speaker 1: Just that is the gas.
Speaker 6: Okay, So this one.
Speaker 3: Why do you keep putting your left foot on it?
Speaker 6: I'm confused.
Speaker 1: Show me your left foot. This is my left foot?
Speaker 1: Which one? This one?
Speaker 3: That's your left foot?
Speaker 10: This is my what you I'm trying to see which one?
Speaker 5: This is my left?
Speaker 6: This is my right?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, so the person doesn't know left from right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I feel dumber for watching that and for me left
Speaker 5: and right I see people do or I hear people
Speaker 5: doing this.
Speaker 1: This is left.
Speaker 5: It's like innate in me. It's so ingrained and deep
Speaker 5: that it's over. I'll never have to think about it
Speaker 5: and think about what this girl missed.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Earth. Hello, Oh it's an alien. This is
Speaker 1: how an alien acts.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 1: Think about it.
Speaker 5: Those little kid cars like a little kid a motorized car.
Speaker 5: She never drove that, never drove a golf cart, never
Speaker 5: drove a goat cart of any kind, never watched her mom.
Speaker 1: I've never paid attention to any time people were driving
Speaker 1: in the car.
Speaker 5: I don't get it, man, I don't know. I think
Speaker 5: we're fucked. If this is who's out on the road.
Speaker 5: And then imagine someone like this who actually just got
Speaker 5: here and doesn't speak the language and they're getting out
Speaker 5: on the road.
Speaker 1: That's who we're dealing with. And you think this person
Speaker 1: has a job or gonna work one day. If you
Speaker 1: don't know left and right, what kind of job could
Speaker 1: you do? You not an uber driver? Yeah?
Speaker 5: So yeah, this is the one person who should be
Speaker 5: maybe on EBT in section eight. Yeah, if there's no
Speaker 5: if there's no fucking way. The funny thing is there's
Speaker 5: four variables right, your left foot, your right foot, the
Speaker 5: break in the gas, and then the left foot's out,
Speaker 5: so half of them are gone. You're down to three variables,
Speaker 5: one leg, two places. I don't know, man, I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's pretty spooky stuff. Yeah, I because we've we've covered it, and.
Speaker 5: She's passed, she's past school, she's been passed through grades.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Like she's like in high school
Speaker 1: and like gonna graduate. And we've shown justin a wad
Speaker 1: clips where you know, no one knows anything. They don't
Speaker 1: know what century they're in, what you know how to
Speaker 1: tell time or what three times three times three is?
Speaker 1: That is maybe a new low. You don't know left
Speaker 1: and right? Yeah, that's crazy, all right. Our next clip
Speaker 1: is Byron Donald's. We are not a huge fan of
Speaker 1: Byron here in Florida. We're fucked.
Speaker 5: We're just like in Florida where you had DeSantis. Now
Speaker 5: we're taking a huge step down to Byron.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Byron, and he has like this repeated bit he
Speaker 1: does every time that I think is fake. It's my mom.
Speaker 1: I'm in the middle of a roun. This stuff is
Speaker 1: not pre programmed. It just happens. It's my mom. Hey mom, Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm in the middle of a speech right now. Side
Speaker 1: note you in all Syrian. It really was her. Some
Speaker 1: people like that wasn't his mother, that was a political thing. No,
Speaker 1: it's my mom. Unfortunately this tricks the boomers. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: they like it. Yeah, he's calling his mom. Oh he's
Speaker 1: a right wing black person, and we're gonna vote for
Speaker 1: a right wing black person. We don't care about race.
Speaker 5: Yeah, surely he didn't support the blam movement back in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty year or do anything like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So that's just something I wanted to point out.
Speaker 1: Keep an eye out for Byron Donald's fake bits.
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton hot sauce in her purse. That's the same
Speaker 5: fucking energy, the same shit. And that's maybe what they
Speaker 5: tell you to do. When you pay one hundred grand
Speaker 5: to a consultant, you pay money to a consultant. You
Speaker 5: get big money donations from people that are outside of
Speaker 5: the state with special interests, and then they say, all right,
Speaker 5: get this consultant firm going to make you more authentic.
Speaker 1: What if you had a fake phone call with your mom.
Speaker 1: That's boom boom boom, that's the cycle. All right. Next,
Speaker 1: this lady is policing words, and she's going to tell
Speaker 1: us why saying stakeholder is racist.
Speaker 19: You shouldn't be using the word stakeholder. And this is
Speaker 19: why the word stakeholder actually comes from the action of
Speaker 19: staking and claiming land from indigenous peoples in what's now
Speaker 19: called Canada. People are readily using this terminology all over
Speaker 19: LinkedIn at every conference you go to, in every proposal
Speaker 19: that you read, thinking that it means an interest holder
Speaker 19: or rights holder or somebody that might have decision making power.
Speaker 19: But really it comes from this extractive practice that has
Speaker 19: historically left people out. So what could you use instead? Instead?
Speaker 19: You could use terms like rights holder, decision maker, interesttholder,
Speaker 19: or even just naming the person or communit to be
Speaker 19: that you're working with. Sometimes that's specificity is what makes
Speaker 19: your communications better.
Speaker 1: If you're looking so Native Americans are mad about this,
Speaker 1: or Indians are mad about this. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't think she's spoken to any of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do they hear someone say the word stakeholder and
Speaker 1: go no, my family's land again?
Speaker 5: And you know, I try not to do personal attacks
Speaker 5: or anything. I try not to be mean. You try
Speaker 5: to beat the idea themselves. But when you're taking stakeholder
Speaker 5: and you're trying to put some energy on it or
Speaker 5: make it some sort of woke thing, I just look
Speaker 5: at all the things that could be improved before you
Speaker 5: get to the word stakeholder.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: I see a gut. I see a gut. I don't
Speaker 5: see a wedding ring, you know. I see unathletic body.
Speaker 5: I see some hardwood floor that could maybe be brought
Speaker 5: back to life or polished. You know. All those things
Speaker 5: are before the words stakeholder gets scrutinized.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, And.
Speaker 5: This is someone who's too much time, too deep in
Speaker 5: the mind, too far away from how the food's made.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where ultimately.
Speaker 5: You go, huh stakeholder when you're getting eating slop and
Speaker 5: you're kind of getting heavier. So uh, yeah, those are
Speaker 5: my personal attacks. A lot of things before stakeholder comes up. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there's a list, that's my main point. Yeah, then the
Speaker 5: word stakeholder.
Speaker 1: Is ten push ups.
Speaker 5: Ten push ups right before stakeholder gets And then this
Speaker 5: was also actually kind of a moment to take inventory
Speaker 5: of us. And I'm like, well, what are we talk
Speaker 5: about all the time, because sometimes we talk about dumb shit,
Speaker 5: but we're talking about like massive demographic changes in the
Speaker 5: in the greatest country in the world. We're talking about
Speaker 5: wasting fifty percent of the tax money on entitlements for
Speaker 5: like retard people who will never be productive in our country. Uh,
Speaker 5: you know, encourage sometimes like people talking to kids about
Speaker 5: sex and like chopping cocks off and stuff. And then
Speaker 5: I'm like, Okay, I'm good. It's all tangible, real, real
Speaker 5: matter stuff. You know.
Speaker 1: I don't give a fuck about stakeholder. Yeah, repeat offenders,
Speaker 1: transfer everyone, impulsive violent violent crime. Yeah, brillions of dollars
Speaker 1: and wasteful spending in the out side. What about the
Speaker 1: word stakeholder. But this person is like a useful idiot
Speaker 1: because these types are obviously deep in HR departments, they're
Speaker 1: deep in all the different industries and education, and they
Speaker 1: kind of do perpetuate this idea that you have to
Speaker 1: police your words, and this is offensive and you can't
Speaker 1: say that, so people kind of stand down, so they
Speaker 1: can load your country up with all the third worlders
Speaker 1: and there's less opposition to that. Yeah. And then I
Speaker 1: was doing some research on this, and just like there's
Speaker 1: her way of thinking for the left, there's a very
Speaker 1: far right way of thinking where instead of saying master
Speaker 1: bedroom because master bedroom is offensive because it's like master
Speaker 1: of the house, like slave owner.
Speaker 5: Each real estate agents changed it to primary suite pretty recently.
Speaker 5: They said, well, we're getting rid of master it's the
Speaker 5: primary suite now.
Speaker 1: And there's some groups online who are trying to change
Speaker 1: it not only back to master bedroom, but to N
Speaker 1: word owner's room.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the N word owning suite.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's always gonna be a reaction in a
Speaker 1: reaction to that.
Speaker 5: Where there's a there's a yang the N word owners.
Speaker 1: Primary owners sweet or primary sweet N word owner's room.
Speaker 1: Maybe the truth is somewhere in the nice double sink
Speaker 1: in the N word room whatever word owning room. All right,
Speaker 1: our next clip, we have some child protesters.
Speaker 5: Outside of Tesla or like the Tesla restaurant.
Speaker 1: Maybe, yeah it was, and listening to what they were
Speaker 1: yelling about hi, nice school, step up.
Speaker 16: Yourself, talking about fry real.
Speaker 6: God, come down, I want to do you.
Speaker 1: All right, we get it.
Speaker 5: Right wing kids aren't disrespectful like that, Oh, of course not.
Speaker 5: And then it's all, uh, these are like young kids
Speaker 5: doing the buzzwords pedophile, epstein and racist, vast scene. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 5: like all right, man, so nothing so the same thing
Speaker 5: a college girl would yell, you just got fast tracked.
Speaker 5: What happened to climbing trees or breaking your arm on
Speaker 5: a trampoline? Yeah, mom brought you to the tesla with
Speaker 5: a bullhorn.
Speaker 1: And a lot of the times they're yelling and like
Speaker 1: looking over to the parents for approval. It's kind of
Speaker 1: about parent approval as well. And then in the nineties
Speaker 1: when we grew up, there was you know, kids in
Speaker 1: school that were kind of weird and had the nail polished.
Speaker 1: They kind of got dealt with in a certain way,
Speaker 1: like normal level bullying. That kind of straightened him out.
Speaker 1: And now it's just oh, whatever the kids want to do,
Speaker 1: they do, Like, look at that outfit.
Speaker 5: The mommy chose the bands on your denim, and she
Speaker 5: put the bandana on your hair.
Speaker 1: You can yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: So you're just looking at you're looking at young women.
Speaker 5: You're looking at little micro mommy's boy women.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know, man, I think this is new territory.
Speaker 5: Like this was never this has never happened. Yeah, because
Speaker 5: way back in the day, it was like child's in
Speaker 5: the minds or like the chimney sweeper child.
Speaker 1: They were at work.
Speaker 5: They couldn't protest anything, maybe wages back then, and then
Speaker 5: you know, it was normal kid life. And only now
Speaker 5: are we getting this, like it's almost untested. I'd like
Speaker 5: to follow that kid throughout his life and see how
Speaker 5: it turns out or if he has a look back
Speaker 5: of regret.
Speaker 1: Right, we'll keep an eye on it. But for the
Speaker 1: Democrats now it's like children, repeat offenders, illegal immigrants, criminals, criminal,
Speaker 1: you know, that's you know, trans that's who the side
Speaker 1: is comprised of. All right, last clip of cringe. We
Speaker 1: have some trans road rage that ends in pepper Spray.
Speaker 5: And what is this The guy is the uh the
Speaker 5: what what do they call it?
Speaker 1: The filmer?
Speaker 5: Sovereign citizen, not sovereign citizen but free speech auditor, Yeah,
Speaker 5: amendment whatever.
Speaker 18: Videotaping to meet what videotape the week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just stop infronting me.
Speaker 5: Are you a creep nou with little kids?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: Why would you automatically go to that weird shit?
Speaker 1: I asked you a question and I don't know your answers.
Speaker 1: Yeah you do kids, I'll fuck you up right here
Speaker 1: with little kids. I don't give a shit about little kids.
Speaker 1: Are you a little kid?
Speaker 3: I was at one time.
Speaker 1: Well you're not. Now you just act like a.
Speaker 14: Child, bitch, Go away, no boy, coward pissed off.
Speaker 1: So if you cry somewhere else.
Speaker 5: So they argue for like four minutes, going in a circle,
Speaker 5: and we're just cutting to kind of the key part.
Speaker 1: Give a ship.
Speaker 5: Just got out my fucking phone, storing.
Speaker 7: Kinds of ship.
Speaker 20: I don't, fucking bitch, Get the fuck away from me.
Speaker 20: Get the fuck away from me, fucking punk, Get the
Speaker 20: fucking I'm gonna get you more. Get the fuck out
Speaker 20: of here. I fucking told you ten times. I fucking
Speaker 20: told you ten times, didn't I fuck you? I fucking
Speaker 20: told you. Sure you.
Speaker 1: A fucking coming in with a taser. You out of
Speaker 1: your fucking mind, all right, So the what I wanted
Speaker 1: to talk about was the gas lighting from the trans person,
Speaker 1: Like what are you what do you creat? Are you
Speaker 1: fuck with little kids? Do you have an iPad full
Speaker 1: of weird ship on your gunning under your bed and
Speaker 1: your iPad? Like what what was that part?
Speaker 5: No, let me check your bed, Let me check under
Speaker 5: your bed.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 5: That's a very weird thing that's kind of come about
Speaker 5: in our society recently, like pedophile and diddler, Like that's
Speaker 5: thrown around like like what what do you know?
Speaker 1: You can tell you know, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It's such an underground crime and it's become like the
Speaker 5: number one accusation. It's almost like a low IQ verbal
Speaker 5: tick now.
Speaker 1: And in this case it's a projection because the guy
Speaker 1: in the skirt is saying, what do you creep? Weird
Speaker 1: with kids? Holy shit, I'm not. I'm holding an iPhone
Speaker 1: and like you know, it's like, no, I'm not. And
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna call you that because you just called
Speaker 1: me that. It'd be too obvious. So I guess no
Speaker 1: one here is a creep? Is that what he's trying
Speaker 1: to do? Get ahead of it? Yeah, but they called
Speaker 1: me a creep, I just because I called you a
Speaker 1: creep first.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And if you're going if you're ever gonna get
Speaker 5: First Amendment audited or whatever, like when they film you.
Speaker 5: Those people, they're always looking for your action. You got
Speaker 5: to play Disney music on your iPhone. Yeah, you gotta
Speaker 5: start playing Disney music because then they can't use it.
Speaker 5: They can't use the content online.
Speaker 1: That's what they used to do to us. A man
Speaker 1: on the street.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's pretty smart's up? Still holds up?
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What you don't want to do is say you can't
Speaker 1: do this. I'm calling the police and they're gonna stop you.
Speaker 1: That's what they want. Yeah, all right, Well that's the
Speaker 1: end of c You're not moving on to Urban Decay,
Speaker 1: all right. Our first clip of Urban Decay big fight
Speaker 1: at Chuck e Cheese. No mom, all right, we get it.
Speaker 1: Charles Entertainment Cheese would not be happy.
Speaker 5: And you see the one employee going around like can
Speaker 5: you please stop? And unfortunately this is like an oil fire.
Speaker 5: You gotta let it burn out on its own. You can't,
Speaker 5: you can't get involved.
Speaker 1: And the kids are crying. Kids are seeing this, and
Speaker 1: imagine your parents or your mom is fighting some their
Speaker 1: mom Like how could your mom ever teach you a
Speaker 1: lesson about like self control or keep your hands to
Speaker 1: yourself or don't fight or don't whatever. Like you really
Speaker 1: can't teach your kids any lessons if they see you
Speaker 1: in this state at any point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think children are obviously always looking at
Speaker 5: your actions way more than you think. I mean there's
Speaker 5: a genetic component too, but like kids having all the
Speaker 5: same exact mannerisms and uh, you know, action speaking louder
Speaker 5: than words, and you see how everybody acts. But yeah,
Speaker 5: it's supposed to be a nice day about the keys,
Speaker 5: about my keys and it. What could this possibly be about?
Speaker 1: Is the question? You know, what could have happened?
Speaker 5: A prize, a machine, someone was on. I don't even know,
Speaker 5: give me back my daughter? Yeah, a fat I don't know.
Speaker 1: Man, I don't get. It's just pathetic. It just happens.
Speaker 1: It has to happen every time. And then we have
Speaker 1: some retail thieves here that got caught with some interesting mugshots.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll show the mugshots as I read the tweet
Speaker 5: about it for p people one alleged retail crime crew
Speaker 5: store after store. Authorities in Pensacola say four suspects were
Speaker 5: arrested in connection with a series of alleged retail robberies
Speaker 5: targeting shopping malls and businesses. Investigators allege the group work together,
Speaker 5: stole merchandise valued at more than seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: dollars per incident, and even use devices designed to bypass
Speaker 5: retail security systems. According to authorities, the investigation uncovered enough
Speaker 5: evidence to identify the suspects and make arrests. Detectives are
Speaker 5: now investigating whether this crew may be connected to additional incidents.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good some of those bitches could fuck you up.
Speaker 5: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: That top right one looks like she can maybe knock
Speaker 1: someone out.
Speaker 5: Looks a little bit manish, that low sexual dimorphism in
Speaker 5: that community.
Speaker 1: Possibly.
Speaker 5: But this again, guys, we gave you, you know, lessons about
Speaker 5: unkempt dreads and that's a very big sign of danger.
Speaker 5: And I think these Shaniqua bangs, I don't know, three
Speaker 5: out of the four have them in the retail theft crew,
Speaker 5: the glued down hair, the glue down bangs, which I
Speaker 5: don't even get. I don't understand what it's supposed to
Speaker 5: look like or signify. But I think that's a sign
Speaker 5: to stay away, because they get loud and they beat
Speaker 5: bitches up. They pull hair and beat bitches up at
Speaker 5: Chuck e Cheese.
Speaker 1: So out of a crime ring.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's something to look out for. And I
Speaker 5: like how you know there's kind of the like sometimes
Speaker 5: the FBI will recruit a master forger to help them
Speaker 5: come on our side and help us identify the forgers
Speaker 5: or the scammers, kind of like.
Speaker 1: The frank abog nail catch me if you can meme.
Speaker 5: And then these girls the group worked together stole merchandise
Speaker 5: and even use devices designed to bypass retail security systems.
Speaker 5: Like that's their end. Like I worked in retail, now
Speaker 5: I steal retail. They don't flip to help the FBI.
Speaker 5: They flip to steal. Yeah, I used to work at
Speaker 5: five below. I know how it go. You just take
Speaker 5: it and walk out. It's not even that, but just
Speaker 5: big fat, ugly bitches. And there's some about ugliness and sloppiness,
Speaker 5: and you know, everyone says like it's about who you
Speaker 5: are on the inside. I don't know, man, I think
Speaker 5: it shows up on you. I think the there's something
Speaker 5: to it. You're ugly on the inside and out. Usually
Speaker 5: most people want to believe that that's fake, but honestly,
Speaker 5: attractive people are usually pretty nice and smart and ahead
Speaker 5: of you too.
Speaker 1: That's a good point judging a book by this cover.
Speaker 5: And the big, ugly, fat evil bitches are doing retail
Speaker 5: theft as a gang.
Speaker 1: You know who could have guessed? Yeah, all right, Next,
Speaker 1: we have a government hosted teen takeover that just happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this was reported from the Daily Wire, who I
Speaker 5: believe an intern at the Daily Wire stumbled upon this
Speaker 5: after leaving a dinner in Washington, DC. And the title
Speaker 5: is I went to a teen takeover. It ended with
Speaker 5: gunshots and was put on by the government. Masked teens
Speaker 5: take over a government event in the nation's capital, and
Speaker 5: everyone there knew what was And basically the way the
Speaker 5: story goes is this person kind of went in and
Speaker 5: was loitering around the edges of the group, kind of
Speaker 5: asking people what's up and what's going on, and people
Speaker 5: were saying, oh, the DPR puts it on. Is like
Speaker 5: a it's an event from the DPR, and but nobody
Speaker 5: really knew.
Speaker 1: What the DPR was.
Speaker 5: And it turns out the DPR is the District of
Speaker 5: Columbia's Departments of Parks and Recreation, and the article says
Speaker 5: the teens I spoke to that night said they were
Speaker 5: there for the government organized event. It's Instagram account identifies
Speaker 5: it as a government organization that organizes fund programs and events.
Speaker 5: One of those events, according to the department's website, is
Speaker 5: called Late Night Hype. It's a program created in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty one to give teens and young adults safe, high
Speaker 5: energy spaces to connect after hours. So basically it ended
Speaker 5: in gunshots, and it was supposed to be safe, but
Speaker 5: obviously there's no guardrails on making it safe. So basically
Speaker 5: the Department of Parks and Record Ration in DC was
Speaker 5: loosely organizing a teen takeover.
Speaker 1: And that ended in gunshots. Who could have guessed it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it says an eighteen year old girl named
Speaker 5: Makala told me the event was organized by the DPR
Speaker 5: and she didn't know what it stood for. And she
Speaker 5: said organizers reached the kids through Instagram m to been
Speaker 5: doing it on purpose. So it's government funded Washington, DC
Speaker 5: team takeovers.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Yeah, coming to a neighborhood near.
Speaker 5: You maybe, but since twenty twenty two, and that's part
Speaker 5: of the thing. It's like a lot of these programs
Speaker 5: or like you'd think How did we not know about
Speaker 5: all this USAID spending and stuff? It's under wraps and
Speaker 5: you have to like stumble across it and then nope,
Speaker 5: the attendees don't even know what the three letter organization
Speaker 5: who started it?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Yeah, that's how it goes.
Speaker 5: They don't even know they're being played or put into
Speaker 5: this situation.
Speaker 1: Right, it's pretty good, all right. Our next clip is
Speaker 1: a woman who's gloating about all the EBT she gets
Speaker 1: that we pay for.
Speaker 21: I don't need to worry. I don't work at all,
Speaker 21: you right, you right, I don't work. I just stay
Speaker 21: right here in my bed, snuggled up and reply to
Speaker 21: y'all dumb ass comings. And I got my section eight. Yeah,
Speaker 21: so you you pay them this, this, this rent here
Speaker 21: for this apartment.
Speaker 1: And the phone service yeah that'so.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and free in and this service like all that right here.
Speaker 21: So why you out here clocking in? I'm right here,
Speaker 21: snuggle up in my bed, toothless and happy. That's why
Speaker 21: y'all really mad. It's cause I don't have to work.
Speaker 21: I just be right here in my bed every day.
Speaker 1: So she's demoralizing the people who pay for her stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and again maybe this is another one of those
Speaker 5: too far from where the food is. I don't think
Speaker 5: ever in the history of the world someone who was
Speaker 5: receiving the benefits was like taunting and demoralizing the people
Speaker 5: paying for those. Like there's it's an inversion of the
Speaker 5: natural order of the world. And I think we're so
Speaker 5: far away from the natural order of the world that
Speaker 5: we're now finding things that have never possibly happened before.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Right, and she's comfy in her bed and shit, but
Speaker 5: I bet if you got her some sexy red tickets
Speaker 5: or a seafood boil, she pop out of that bed
Speaker 5: like a grandpa from Charlie at a chocolate factory start
Speaker 5: dancing around, right exactly, toothless bitch.
Speaker 1: We're paying for the Charlie Wonka's grandparents' lifestyle. Yeah, something
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah, living in the bed.
Speaker 5: And this is another same thing, the ugly on the inside,
Speaker 5: ugly on the out. You know, I think it's I
Speaker 5: think I'm seeing something.
Speaker 1: Man, you could judge this book by its cover and
Speaker 1: be pretty much on point. The toothless ugly bitch. Good
Speaker 1: to know, all right. Our next clip takes place I
Speaker 1: believe in the UK, Right, Yeah, this is the u K.
Speaker 5: And this is the aftermath of a robbery from a
Speaker 5: store with a knife from an African criminal.
Speaker 1: So an African criminal robs the store of the knife.
Speaker 1: This guy gets him down. Then look what happens.
Speaker 13: Something here comes store security.
Speaker 1: Yeah, weapons on you. I don't have no record on me.
Speaker 22: Relax, relax, harsecurity, remember of the public.
Speaker 10: Than you make a video for.
Speaker 1: The So the woman comes over and says, you didn't
Speaker 1: have to throw him down like that.
Speaker 5: The elderly like upper middle aged weak woman comes in
Speaker 5: to defend the visible criminal being pinned down and surrounded
Speaker 5: by three able body men, and like the hero, you know,
Speaker 5: the guy who's the hero comes and gets chided by
Speaker 5: the lib hard woman, and like how you save Western
Speaker 5: civilization is by marginalizing, ignoring, and diminishing that woman's opinions
Speaker 5: as much as humanly possible.
Speaker 1: Exactly, you know, like she looks at the situation and
Speaker 1: sees a black man being held down and that means oppression. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because he's black, so he's good. Him being held down
Speaker 1: as bad? And then what about the people who he
Speaker 1: stole from? What about the store owners or the clerks
Speaker 1: that he robbed with a knife? Are those people oppressed?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that oppression happened thirty seconds ago. Now I'm worried
Speaker 5: about the African migrant being mistreated, even though he clearly
Speaker 5: just committed a crime. So, you know, that's just that
Speaker 5: type of woman there. I would never see men wrestling
Speaker 5: someone down and come up and go, WHOA what happened someone? True,
Speaker 5: I'm this guy's lawyer. You know, somebody should probably take
Speaker 5: his side. I'm like, you want me to hold his legs?
Speaker 1: What do he do?
Speaker 5: I'll catch up in a minute. Yeah, you can tell
Speaker 5: me later. I can tell you're out of breath, you know.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's a good point.
Speaker 5: And then we have this other women so to go
Speaker 5: with it. We're kind of ending urban on these bad
Speaker 5: women's section. Yeah, women who do women who have the
Speaker 5: worst instincts. You've ever seen the African being held down
Speaker 5: where security is like on a radio call. I need
Speaker 5: to help him. Let's see who this woman wants to help.
Speaker 1: Let's just say somebody who has would you like them
Speaker 1: to be out in the street.
Speaker 9: I think my answer is yes, even though that's a
Speaker 9: challenging answer to say.
Speaker 17: So, if you got would you like your rapist to
Speaker 17: be out.
Speaker 9: In the street, Well, like, let me finish, because I
Speaker 9: have been raped and they are out in the street,
Speaker 9: and I'm not sure like them going to jail is
Speaker 9: a solution to like whatever's going on inside their heart
Speaker 9: or even my own heart that like contributed to that
Speaker 9: experience that I'm having. And I don't want more people
Speaker 9: to get raped, But I don't know for certain that
Speaker 9: going into a jail in the United States is going
Speaker 9: to shift anything inside of their like operating system so
Speaker 9: that they'll make a different choice again, So you.
Speaker 1: See how she thinks about the criminal instead of the
Speaker 1: innocent people, Like jail won't fix the rapists, that the
Speaker 1: fuck cares isn't a cage away from innocent people. That's
Speaker 1: like the important party. But jail's not going to rehabilitate him,
Speaker 1: So let him go free. You're an idiot. Yeah, And
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 5: This might be a little bit of a stretch here,
Speaker 5: but I think in this type of like you know,
Speaker 5: Brooklyn hipster, liberal white person's mind, I think she's picturing
Speaker 5: a black man when she's asked about a rapist, and
Speaker 5: whether or not that's racist or whatever, or that's an
Speaker 5: implicit bias.
Speaker 1: Who cares?
Speaker 5: We can unpack that later, but I think she's picturing
Speaker 5: a black man in her mind, and then that takes over,
Speaker 5: and I don't think jail will help. You know, that
Speaker 5: crazy brings into it. So the woman who immediately sides
Speaker 5: with the African who's clearly in the commission of a crime,
Speaker 5: the woman who doesn't think a rapist needs to be
Speaker 5: in jail. You know, this is really what we're all
Speaker 5: fighting against and what needs to change. So disenfranchised women
Speaker 5: no voting.
Speaker 1: Sorry, that's what I was gonna say. Like everyone makes
Speaker 1: the joke or it's like a meme like women shouldn't vote,
Speaker 1: repeal the women's rights or whatever.
Speaker 5: Those two women who we just showed you should not
Speaker 5: have a vote, And then you start going down the
Speaker 5: list and anyone who's close to him and who's close
Speaker 5: to him other women.
Speaker 1: And then you understand why, like politics has changed over
Speaker 1: the last hundred year. It's all emotional now, and it's
Speaker 1: for women and like weak men to vote feelings based
Speaker 1: instead of just guys doing what needs to be done.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then, like you mentioned that that's a huge
Speaker 5: theme of the LIBT hard mind, which is how do
Speaker 5: how do we rehabilitate this guy?
Speaker 1: How do we change his mind?
Speaker 5: How do we change his behavior when really the most
Speaker 5: simple form of prison is to keep a guy away
Speaker 5: from everyone else who's okay, from everyone else, who can
Speaker 5: play by the rules and is normal. Sometimes you just
Speaker 5: need to go on time out. You're not gonna learn
Speaker 5: a lesson. You're not gonna you know, we're and hopefully
Speaker 5: if you're like a stranger rape you know how brutal
Speaker 5: that is to like break in this, you know, something
Speaker 5: like that, And so we got to put you away
Speaker 5: for ten of your horniest years or twenty you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. Yeah, a big chunk. It's like, oh,
Speaker 5: you rape someone in you're twenty four, Well, see you
Speaker 5: when you're forty.
Speaker 1: Hopefully it'll go down. Yeah, he's not gonna be able
Speaker 1: to help Elon Musk get tomorrow now. Yeah, there's not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's nothing about that.
Speaker 1: It's not an important guy in society. It's not about
Speaker 1: rehabbing you.
Speaker 5: It's about keeping you away from everybody else.
Speaker 1: And I don't know.
Speaker 5: And then also I think she pictured a black guy
Speaker 5: and that's why the answer got weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree. All right, Well that's the end of
Speaker 1: urban don't get too down or too depressed, moving onto
Speaker 1: uplifting gold that we have uplifting stuff today. Our first story.
Speaker 1: Some paddle boarders save the raccoon. So they are on
Speaker 1: the water. It's raining really hard. The raccoon was struggling.
Speaker 1: They got him on the paddle board and he gets it.
Speaker 1: He understands. He understands now is not the time to
Speaker 1: be getting aggressive with the humans. He understands that priority
Speaker 1: number one is getting off the water.
Speaker 5: He's better than the guys who are you know, going
Speaker 5: into Spain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's more well behaved exactly. The migrants would try
Speaker 1: to take your paddle board, push you off.
Speaker 5: I like how raccoons use their hands. I think they
Speaker 5: yearned to be domesticated. Hmmm, I've seen people try. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it kind of works. I'd rather have a skunk with
Speaker 5: no glands than a raccoon pet. That's actually nice. That's
Speaker 5: a good idea. Skunk with no glands, they're probably pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the move. Good colors, the hack, that's the
Speaker 1: great color scheme. All right, Nax. This guy has a
Speaker 1: funny idea for a business. Models.
Speaker 23: This idea open up an ice cream shop or a daycare, whatever,
Speaker 23: it doesn't really matter, and then hire only illegals, then
Speaker 23: tip off Ice that your company is run entirely by illegals,
Speaker 23: then start to go fund me saying your bitchiness was
Speaker 23: ready by Ice and.
Speaker 22: I need money, money, money now now now to get
Speaker 22: them back from Guadalajara or whatever. And then take that
Speaker 22: money and go on a vacation in the Bahamas ridge
Speaker 22: and repeat for the next eighty years.
Speaker 1: There you go. That was pretty funny. Yeah, uplifting, not
Speaker 1: bad people making jokes.
Speaker 5: You see that. Actually, not to get too off track,
Speaker 5: but there was a guy on Twitter. I don't know
Speaker 5: if anybody or I'm sure some of you saw this,
Speaker 5: but he basically pretended to be Shiloh Hendrix immediately in
Speaker 5: the aftermath of the trial, and he did like a
Speaker 5: go fundme link.
Speaker 1: You saw this right, No, he.
Speaker 5: Did like a GoFundMe link and or PayPal link whatever
Speaker 5: it was, and he was taking donations and then he
Speaker 5: said he did a video and it was like, ha
Speaker 5: I played, y'all, maga, I'm a two hundred and seventy
Speaker 5: pound black man. I'm not Shiloh Hendrix. You idiots just
Speaker 5: gave me, you know, I don't know what it was,
Speaker 5: ten thousand dollars or something and the guy committed like
Speaker 5: four counts of wire fraud and impersonation. It's like, you're
Speaker 5: going to real jail now, and you just admit it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so he posted his face and everything, so you know,
Speaker 5: that's more of a joke that this guy. But then
Speaker 5: some hood guy who was trying to come up actually
Speaker 5: did do it and now he gonna go to jail.
Speaker 5: He got like people were posting his address like who.
Speaker 1: Here he is? So that's pretty good, all right. Our
Speaker 1: last clip of uplifting gold is our Pure Americana clip
Speaker 1: of the week. We have a very special Lego town.
Speaker 1: This guy made.
Speaker 24: Lego City is just had its first case of police brutality.
Speaker 24: Outside of this convenience store. There's George Floyd with his
Speaker 24: fent pen and Derek Shauvin is kneeling on his neck
Speaker 24: as these three officers just sit and watch. This obviously
Speaker 24: sparked some riots outside of the police station. These guys
Speaker 24: are flipping that police car over and they already flipped
Speaker 24: and burned this one.
Speaker 17: This cop is getting dangled over the balcony. This CoP's
Speaker 17: getting beat up, punched in the face by two guys.
Speaker 17: And this CoP's literally getting curb stumped right there outside
Speaker 17: of his own police station.
Speaker 24: And that is the first act of racism and police
Speaker 24: brutality in our city.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Take people with hobbies. He'll do
Speaker 1: anything in his lego city. That's pretty good. I like
Speaker 1: people with hobbies like that.
Speaker 5: Sure, sure, you gotta respect passion, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well that's the end of the episode. Make sure
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Speaker 1: below for the Fleckus Files that drops tomorrow at eleven am.
Speaker 1: It's going to be great. I'm really excited about it,
Speaker 1: and we do have some shout outs. We have a couple.
Speaker 1: We have one real one and then another one which
Speaker 1: is kind of a call to action. But we have
Speaker 1: a happy birthday to Aaron, who turns thirty four today
Speaker 1: July thirty first. Happy birthday, Aaron, Happy birthday, Aaron. Your
Speaker 1: wife really wanted us to make sure we did not
Speaker 1: mention her name. Okay, please shout out Aaron. It's his birthday.
Speaker 1: He's a great guy. Do not mention. I will get
Speaker 1: fired from my job immediately, So we didn't. There you go, lovely,
Speaker 1: And then I got a little heads up from some
Speaker 1: show watchers. Apparently there's a governor race in Tennessee. And
Speaker 1: there's a guy named Monty Fritz who's running for governor
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