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0:00M addresses nation. Refuses blame.

0:03Ignores immigration impact on riots. How

0:06can French people do this? Because

0:08they're not [ __ ] French, bro. They

0:11come in here, they [ __ ] up culture, they

0:13don't abide by the rules of civilization

0:15wherever they are. They destroy things.

0:17And to think that like these people have

0:20any interest other than taking over,

0:22it's just an absurd thing. And like

0:24people don't realize like they're

0:26erasing your culture. They're erasing

0:28your civilization. They're erasing your

0:30history. Without your history, no matter

0:32if it's France, Italy, the United States

0:34of America, then what do you actually

0:36have? If people will not stand up and

0:39they will not stand on the line and they

0:41will not forcefully resist what's

0:42happening, they will lose everything.

0:45That includes us here in the United

0:46States.

0:52What is up, guys? It's Andy Forcella,

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2:58>> What's up, man?

2:59>> Guten Todd, what's going on, bro?

3:00>> Oh, not much.

3:01>> Yeah, buddy.

3:03>> [ __ ] nice day out.

3:04>> It's not bad.

3:04>> Yeah, it's not it's

3:05>> about as good as it gets.

3:06>> Yeah, for

3:07>> 72 degrees and sunny

3:08>> for mid-occtober. Bro, I It's It's hard

3:10to believe that we are two months away

3:13from the end of the year.

3:14>> I know. Like I feel like this year has

3:16[ __ ] flown by.

3:18>> It has.

3:18>> Like it's so crazy.

3:20>> Yeah,

3:20>> it's so crazy. Um and we're almost at

3:23that season where people are going to

3:24start, you know, all right, I want to do

3:26something with my life.

3:27>> Yeah.

3:27>> I want to do something. I was talking to

3:28one of my buddies the other day and uh I

3:32actually uh I actually uh plugged the OS

3:35app.

3:35>> Oh yeah.

3:36>> Yeah. Cuz I told him like, bro, like

3:37like if you want to get from [ __ ]

3:39where you are right now, you just got to

3:40have have a system in place.

3:42>> Yeah.

3:42>> You know what I'm saying? And

3:43>> I mean that's why we built it, dude. You

3:45know, it is the only

3:49I think it's the only piece of AI that's

3:51actually being used the proper way,

3:53which is how to make human beings

3:55stronger, better, smarter, more

3:57self-sufficient. Basically

3:59>> removes everything that you need to

4:02worry about to go from where you are to

4:04where you want to be. And the only way

4:07you could [ __ ] it up is by not doing it.

4:09>> Mhm.

4:09>> Okay. So, it's a tremendous piece of

4:12technology. And for those of you guys

4:14who listen to Q&A, and that's why you

4:16tune in the MFCEO projects over there on

4:19that uh inside that app as well. So, we

4:21get an episode just about every single

4:23week. Um sometimes two episodes a week

4:26and uh we're there to make people

4:28better, man. Because the truth of the

4:30matter is we can't fix what's going on

4:31in the world without fixing the people.

4:33>> That's that's the bottom line. I've been

4:35dedicating my entire life to that for

4:38>> as long as I can remember. um making

4:40individuals better. And the only way

4:42that we're going to solve what's going

4:43on in the world is by creating excellent

4:46individuals. People want to look around

4:47and they want to point and they want to

4:49say it's this person's fault or it's

4:50these guy's fault or it's this person's

4:52fault. No, dude. It's our fault as

4:54individuals. We are not what we should

4:57or could be. And for that reason, we are

5:00being taken advantage of. And that's not

5:01just a problem here in the US, it's a

5:03problem globally. So, if you're someone

5:05who is literally

5:07wanting to become the solution to the

5:09problem, um, go check out Operator

5:13Standard, dude.

5:14>> Go check it out. operatorstandard.com.

5:17It will fix your [ __ ]

5:18>> 100%.

5:19>> Yeah, he's got it. So, I mean, send me

5:20the screenshot. I'm like,

5:21>> dude, we have thousands and thousands

5:22and thousands and thousands of people in

5:24that app kicking [ __ ] ass.

5:27>> Yeah.

5:27>> Okay. So, uh, and that's another thing,

5:31like there's a community feed inside

5:34that. You're not getting ads. You're not

5:37getting AI slop. You're not getting

5:39[ __ ] You're not getting doomed

5:41[ __ ] You're getting a bunch of people

5:44who want to dominate and kick ass, and

5:46you're surrounded by them every day.

5:47It's kind of hard to not want to do your

5:49part when you're surrounded by that. So,

5:51>> well, you know, dude, one of my favorite

5:53episodes that you've ever put out was uh

5:55the Thousand Days episode, right? Cuz

5:58this was the conversation I was having

5:59with him. I'm like, dude, like this year

6:01has gone by super [ __ ] fast. But if

6:03pe if more people realize like how much

6:05you can change

6:07>> in just a thousand days.

6:09>> You can change everything, dude.

6:11>> Everything. And even in just a [ __ ]

6:13year.

6:13>> Yeah.

6:14>> Everything can [ __ ] change.

6:16>> You know, and that's what I like about

6:16the OS app, too, bro. Cuz like it takes

6:18the guesswork out. It bro, it's the most

6:22intuitive [ __ ] ever. You don't even have

6:24to know what the [ __ ] you want exactly.

6:26It will interview you. It will learn

6:28what your skill sets are. It'll learn

6:30what your goals are. It'll help break

6:33that down into a very clear plan

6:36starting today, ending at where you want

6:40to be.

6:40>> And then it shows you how you perform.

6:43So you can't like, oh, I'm doing pretty

6:46good. No, you're doing this. this is

6:49where you're at. Okay. So, it gives us

6:51an actual quantifiable feedback on our

6:53[ __ ] performance as human beings.

6:55There's never been anything like that.

6:56>> No. No. It's amazing, man. And where

6:58where are they going to check that out?

7:00>> Just go to operatorstandard.commpodcast.

7:03>> Hell yeah.

7:04>> operatorstandard.commpodcast.

7:08>> Hell yeah.

7:08>> Yeah.

7:08>> Hell yeah, man. Um, well, yeah, man. We

7:11got some stuff to cruise.

7:12>> And by the way, the MSCO project is

7:14still the greatest entrepreneur podcast

7:16[ __ ] ever. And if you thought it was

7:18good the first time you listened through

7:19or you think Q&A is good here, you got

7:22to go [ __ ] listen to

7:23>> And if you were one of the people that

7:25joined back a year ago when we first

7:27launched it, I can promise you it is a

7:30million times better than what it was.

7:32So if it wasn't, you know, something

7:34that you saw yourself using back then, I

7:36can promise you you get in, you're going

7:37to have your mind blown.

7:39Hell yeah, man. Well, guys, we got a lot

7:41of stuff to cover. Um, I saw this

7:43though. I wanted to bring this up

7:44because you play football. I played

7:46football, right? Did you ever play

7:48against a team and you were like, "Fuck,

7:50dude. They got that one guy over."

7:51>> Oh, yeah.

7:52>> Yeah. You You had that. You had that.

7:54>> Yep.

7:54>> So, I saw this clip, dude, and I said,

7:56"Fuck, I would hate to have to go

7:59against

8:00uh Big Baby.

8:23I mean, come on, dude.

8:25>> He's 380 lbs, 6'2, plays DTackle.

8:31>> Yeah. I mean, he's lucky he can move

8:32across the field.

8:33>> That's true.

8:34>> Yeah. I mean, this is just one of those

8:37big ass [ __ ] massively

8:39>> Yeah. Just stay in the hole.

8:40>> Yeah. Right.

8:41>> Yeah.

8:42>> I'd be much less worried about playing

8:44someone like that

8:45>> than playing someone who's like Ray

8:48Lewis was in high school.

8:49>> Yeah. No [ __ ]

8:50>> You know what I mean?

8:50>> Yeah. No [ __ ] Yeah. Who Who is that guy

8:52for you guys? Like for for your age? Who

8:54was like, "Oh my [ __ ] guy." We got

8:56>> Man, we had to play this kid.

8:58>> He went to Eureka High School. He ended

9:00up playing for Missou

9:02>> and then he ended up uh playing in the

9:04NFL. His name was Ernest Blackwell. And

9:07uh he's passed since passed away, but

9:10um

9:13this kid, dude, I mean, he was like 6'4,

9:15240, [ __ ] yolked in high school, had

9:20his jersey tucked up under his pads,

9:23total [ __ ] Rip Diesel.

9:25>> Yeah.

9:25>> And I mean, dude, the first two plays of

9:27the game, he only played two plays of

9:29the game cuz he ran like 160 [ __ ]

9:31yards and two touchdowns cuz no one

9:33could touch him. M

9:34>> so he came out first play ran it down

9:37the field for a touchdown got back on

9:39offense ran it down the field for a

9:41touchdown and then he sat and then they

9:43had another guy that was almost just as

9:45good his name was EMTT Staples

9:47>> and he came in and [ __ ] just ran all

9:50over us too.

9:51>> Yeah.

9:51>> But like dude you didn't you didn't want

9:52none of Ernest Blackwell.

9:53>> There's not much you could do.

9:54>> No there wasn't anything you could do.

9:56This is a grown man playing against

9:57kids.

9:58>> That's right.

9:58>> Yeah.

9:59>> That's right. That's how I felt against

10:00uh [ __ ] Ezekiel Elliott. All them

10:03guys, all them guys at high school level

10:04are just a different [ __ ] level.

10:07>> They're different.

10:07>> Yeah. And people are like, "Oh man, I'm

10:09going to I'm going to work my way to

10:11play it to the NFL." Dude, you get in

10:12the NFL, every [ __ ] is that

10:14>> was that. That's right.

10:16>> Yes.

10:16>> That's right.

10:17>> Every person in the NFL was that one guy

10:19that you didn't want to play against in

10:21high school.

10:21>> Every single one.

10:22>> Yeah. And they they were dominant.

10:23>> Oh, bro.

10:24>> Yeah.

10:25>> Absolutely, man. Wow.

10:26>> So, it's not the NFL is not a sport

10:30>> where you can like make up the gap

10:33between athletic

10:35>> giftedness

10:37with work ethic at this point in time.

10:38>> Yeah. No, no, you might as hard as you

10:41want, bro.

10:41>> You might have been able to do it in the

10:4280s, in the 90s.

10:44>> Can't do it no more. These dudes are too

10:45fast. They're too big.

10:47>> They're they're too athletically gifted.

10:49They train all year round for this. And

10:51if you're if you're not gifted, you

10:53know, it is what it is, man. Yeah. Yeah.

10:56You gota be selectively bred nowadays

10:59>> for real.

11:01>> It's hard to teach speed, dude.

11:02>> And it's a game of speed.

11:03>> Yeah, it is.

11:04>> You know what I mean? Even the big guys

11:06are running [ __ ] mid fours,

11:08>> you know?

11:09>> And that's crazy.

11:10>> Yeah, dude. You got offensive line

11:11running four sixes and [ __ ]

11:12>> Yeah.

11:13>> Yeah.

11:13>> Yeah. That's absolutely crazy. Oh,

11:16Brendan Big Baby Jones.

11:18>> Yeah. This probably going to be the end

11:19of his career.

11:21This is This is the [ __ ] highlight

11:23for Big Baby. It just is.

11:26>> You got to be able to move, dude.

11:27>> Yeah.

11:28>> You got def especially defensive tackle.

11:30These defensive tackles like that played

11:32in the league that like that were huge

11:34like um

11:37you know, [ __ ] dude. Vincent Wolf

11:40Wolfark, right? Like 350 lbs. Yeah. But

11:43he's still fast.

11:44>> Dude, [ __ ] move.

11:44>> Still [ __ ] fast.

11:45>> [ __ ] move,

11:46>> right?

11:47>> Yeah. So,

11:48>> bro, there's a clip where he came to

11:50practice wearing the [ __ ] overalls.

11:51>> Yeah.

11:52>> You know, some [ __ ]

11:53>> Yeah, but you take a guy, you look at

11:55like the guys now Aaron Donald. Uh,

11:58[ __ ]

11:58>> That's my brother.

11:59>> Oh, yeah.

12:00>> Yeah,

12:00>> that's your brother.

12:01>> Yeah, we're brothers.

12:02>> Aaron, you know, he this guy's this

12:04guy's yolked, bro. He's not He's not 300

12:07lb and [ __ ] sloppy.

12:09>> No,

12:10>> he's put together. He's fast as [ __ ]

12:12>> That's right.

12:12>> You know, these are real athletes, dude.

12:14These big fat dudes. the the day of the

12:16NFL for the big fat guy is over. No.

12:18Like we got we got some O linemen that

12:20train in here in the offseason, bro. You

12:22get them on that free runner and they're

12:23faster than anybody in this [ __ ]

12:24building.

12:25>> Moving.

12:25>> Yeah.

12:26>> Moving, dog.

12:28>> Yeah.

12:28>> So, it's a different game, bro.

12:30>> Yeah.

12:31>> No offense to this guy, but like I mean,

12:33if you're going to you're going to have

12:34to [ __ ] recmp your body, bro. You're

12:36going to have to lose about 100 and put

12:37put some weight back on.

12:38>> Mhm. Agreed, man. Agreed. Well, guys,

12:42let's get into some of our cruising

12:44topics. We got a lot of stuff to cover,

12:46guys. Remember, if you would like to see

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12:55Check them out there. Okay. Yep.

12:59Headline one. Got to go to France. Viva

13:02La France M addresses nation refuses

13:06blame, ignores immigration impact on

13:09riots. How can French people do this?

13:13That's what he said.

13:14>> Yeah, that's what he said. That's what

13:16he said. Now this uh we are now into

13:18>> Well, cuz they're not [ __ ] French.

13:21>> That's right. That's right.

13:22>> Holy [ __ ] He knows they're not too.

13:25>> Oh, he does. But he can't say anything.

13:26>> He could if he was a leader,

13:28>> you know. So, we're now in we are four

13:31weeks in to the LL riots. Yeah. Okay.

13:36Um, and in an address to the nation on

13:38Sunday evening, French President Emanuel

13:41Mcronone refused to take any

13:43accountability for the national riots

13:45that erupted on Saturday as he sought to

13:48shift the blame onto the far-left and

13:51even external forces like the Iran

13:53conflict while failing to acknowledge

13:56the role mass migration played in

13:58creating a ground swell of support for

14:01the unrest. President Mcronone

14:04uh who has become a little more than a

14:06lame duck uh in the lazy with six months

14:10left in his term in office. He addressed

14:12the country for the first time since the

14:14youth revolt began nearly a month ago.

14:16For example, Mcronone claimed the

14:19protesters were justified in expressing

14:22concern over the cost of living and fuel

14:25price hikes. In an apparent attempt to

14:26shift blame onto the United States

14:28President Donald Trump, he attributed

14:30the European energy crisis solely uh to

14:34the conflict between the US and Iran

14:36while quickly adding that France did not

14:39participate.

14:40Now, we've played the videos, you've

14:43seen the videos, you guys listening, you

14:44guys have seen all the videos.

14:45>> I don't think everybody has seen the

14:47videos, bro,

14:47>> of the riots and [ __ ] It's it's crazy.

14:50>> It's absolutely wild [ __ ] Um, but

14:53something like came out and I'm just

14:55like that is it's wild and I think it

14:58kind of lends to the reason

15:03that these European countries are in the

15:05state that they are in because the the

15:07protests have now spread. I don't know

15:08if you knew this. They spread now.

15:10They're happening in Italy. They're

15:12happening in Spain, right?

15:14>> And while the city is burning down,

15:18what are French people doing? Oh,

15:20they're casually enjoying a smoking a

15:23glass of wine and another jogger's

15:26running through the [ __ ] protest to

15:28get her daily miles in. It's absolutely

15:31insane.

15:33Uh, check this clip. This This lady is

15:35going for a nice little jog while

15:37everything's on [ __ ] fire.

15:41Probably on 75 hard.

15:45Hey, man. No compromises.

15:50Yeah,

15:54>> that's right.

16:01>> Yeah,

16:01>> that's crazy.

16:02>> 75 hard.

16:03>> Is it okay?

16:04>> I'm being serious.

16:05>> I'm with it. I'm with it. All right. But

16:07then you see this clip of this couple.

16:10They're out just, you know, having a

16:12couple of cigarettes.

16:14Uh, appears to be white wine. While

16:18not

16:32>> Everything is fine. Everything is fine.

16:34>> It's like the meme,

16:35>> bro. It's the [ __ ] meme. And you know

16:39the other crazy part about all of this

16:41stuff, dude, like the businesses that

16:43have been looted, right? The monuments

16:48of Parisian culture that have been

16:51defaced,

16:52right? You look at because I mean we're

16:55no we're no uh you know we're not uh new

16:59to riots and protest here in St. Louis.

17:01We've had our fair share, right? We know

17:03a thing or two. We've seen a thing or

17:05two. Um, but what's interesting, dude,

17:07is like seeing the response from some of

17:10these business owners, uh, in response

17:12to their businesses being completely

17:14[ __ ] destroyed and looted and and

17:16everything stolen. Like this one

17:18business we're going to focus in, um,

17:20Bangla Begum. Bangla Begum. Uh, this was

17:25a post that was just made a day ago. And

17:28for those on audio, it's an image of the

17:30storefront, the glasses broken. Um and

17:33then the caption uh the caption written

17:36by the owner of Bangla Belgum says quote

17:39the window of the boutique was

17:41vandalized last night. First of all

17:43please note I fully support the leine

17:46protests their furer and their request

17:50and objects stolen are not comparable to

17:54lives or futures stolen.

17:58It's sympathy.

18:00It's sympathy.

18:01>> It's not sympathy. suicidal empathy and

18:03fear.

18:04>> This happened during Black Lives Matter

18:06protests.

18:07>> You know, people would have their

18:08business broke into, burnt down, and

18:09they'd be like, "I support Black Lives

18:11Matter. I I'm They think that's going to

18:13get them a pass."

18:14>> Yeah. Right.

18:14>> They think that that that's going to

18:16>> They already got your [ __ ]

18:17>> Yeah, bro. They already got you, dude.

18:19>> And they don't give a [ __ ] if you have a

18:20sign up that says we support you. They

18:22don't care. Th This isn't even about

18:24student protests. They're trying to make

18:26this about student protests. Well, if if

18:28it's about student protests, explain to

18:30me this.

18:32Churches burning,

18:36galleries burning, statues burning,

18:39businesses burning. You know what's not

18:42burning?

18:43>> Schools.

18:44>> No mosques.

18:46>> There's not been any mosques set on

18:48fire.

18:49>> Okay. So, what does this actually make

18:51this? This is jihad. Okay. This is not

18:54about students. This is about

18:58Islamic third world extremists being

19:03imported into France and all the other

19:06countries in Western Europe and the

19:09United States to destroy Western

19:11culture. And this is the beginning of

19:14that and this is what we're going to

19:15see. And that's why you're seeing it

19:16spread to Italy and these other places

19:20because it's not about the students and

19:22it's not about living costs.

19:23>> Never was. It's it has nothing to do

19:25with any of that. It has to do with

19:27inviting third world Islamic extremists

19:31into your country, expecting them to

19:35somehow assimilate into your culture,

19:37which they're not. I'm pretty sure they

19:39know that those people were never going

19:41to assimilate into culture. And if we

19:43don't stand up and we don't start

19:46putting our [ __ ] feet down in an

19:48aggressive way, these people are going

19:50to [ __ ] take over. They're not going

19:53to take over because they fought to take

19:54over. They're going to take over because

19:55there was no resistance.

19:56>> There was no fight at all.

19:58>> Yeah,

19:58>> bro. And dude, when you were naming off

20:00the things that have been destroyed,

20:01like if you really think about it, like

20:03I mean, we we talk a lot about history

20:04books and stuff and and understanding

20:06what's happened in the past. And if you

20:09if you really think about it from this

20:11lens too, they are literally destroying

20:13the culture.

20:14>> Yeah.

20:15>> Literally. Like I mean h like buildings

20:17that have been around for a thousand

20:18years. Like Paris is a beautiful

20:20country. Bro, they come in here, they

20:23they they [ __ ] up

20:26culture, they [ __ ] up

20:29the rule, they don't abide by the rules

20:31of civilization wherever they are.

20:34They destroy things. And to think that

20:37like these people have any interest

20:39other than taking over, it's just an

20:42absurd thing. And like people don't

20:43realize like they're erasing your

20:46culture, they're erasing your

20:47civilization, they're erasing your

20:49history. without your history, no matter

20:51if it's France, Italy, the United States

20:54of America, then what do you actually

20:56have? They know this. We don't

20:58understand that, right? When these

21:00people are out there buing thousand-y

21:03old buildings that were built by Western

21:05civilization,

21:08how do you replace that? How do you fix

21:10that?

21:12You you can't. It's gone, right?

21:13>> It's gone.

21:15>> So, it's gone. you know, and and this

21:17[ __ ] here, like this caption is is the

21:22this is someone who's had their

21:23livelihood destroyed and they are still

21:26empathetic to what's happening because

21:28they are afraid to be called racist.

21:32>> They are afraid to be called a bigot.

21:35They are afraid to be called names. And

21:37so they would rather lose their life,

21:39lose their business, lose their culture,

21:42lose their history than to stand the

21:44[ __ ] up and tell these people to [ __ ]

21:46off. And if so, by force

21:51if required. Okay? So you're will you're

21:55I mean, dude, if that's the case, then

21:57we are [ __ ] If people will not stand

21:59up and they will not stand on the line

22:02and they will not forcefully resist

22:04what's happening, they will lose

22:06everything. That includes us here in the

22:08United States. And we as citizens of the

22:11US should be paying close attention to

22:14what's happening over there because

22:15what's happening there is going to

22:17happen here.

22:18>> Dude, the pope uh one of the one of the

22:20not pope the one of the bishops like

22:22super high up bishops over there

22:23literally just made that same warning.

22:25He's a theuh he's he's black African I

22:28think. Um but he just made something to

22:30the same things like the United States,

22:32the rest of the West, this is coming.

22:34>> Yeah.

22:34>> Like pay attention.

22:35>> Yeah.

22:36>> You know, and it's so crazy, dude,

22:37because like this the owner of this

22:39shop, for example, it didn't just stop

22:40here, bro. Not only is there suicidal

22:42empathy, Andy,

22:44don't talk about me having suicidal

22:47empathy because you know why? I'm going

22:48to report you. So, this post came just

22:51about an hour ago. Uh, quote, "Friendly

22:54reminder to the mob harassing me in DMs

22:57and comments that your takes don't

22:59interest me, but they interest my lawyer

23:01since in France joining a powon counts

23:04as harassment, even with a single

23:07comment. Up to $30,000 fine, plus

23:09damages paid to me, plus EU rules let

23:12French judges get your details straight

23:14from Meta in days. Thank you in advance

23:16for funding my future art collection.

23:18>> Yeah.

23:19Well, I mean, this is this is why this

23:22is happening. It's insane.

23:23>> And do you really think your lawyer is

23:25going to come out and [ __ ] you know,

23:26you would rather put your own

23:28countrymen, your own people who are like

23:31saying, "Hey, why are you doing that,

23:33dude? Let's stand up against these

23:34people.

23:35>> You'd rather [ __ ] punish them than

23:36the people who destroyed your own

23:38[ __ ] business."

23:38>> Mhm.

23:39>> If that's your mentality, then you

23:41deserve to [ __ ] be conquered.

23:43>> 100%, man. Now, one thing that we've

23:46always, you know, I feel like done a

23:48good job is is like, you know, we look

23:50at,

23:50>> you know, who's going to end up having

23:51to save him?

23:52>> Us.

23:53>> I know.

23:53>> It'll be us.

23:54>> Yeah, I know it will be.

23:55>> It'll be us.

23:56>> It'll be us.

23:57>> And I think it's interesting that

23:58Mcronone standing up there trying to

24:00blame everybody else but himself.

24:02>> And he's saying it's Iran. And it's who

24:05who actually funded the mass migration?

24:10It wasn't [ __ ] Iran.

24:12>> No, I'll give you a hint. It was the

24:14country that doesn't allow mass

24:16migration. It's this little bitty one

24:18over in the [ __ ] that only existed

24:20since 1948.

24:22>> It's called Israel.

24:23>> Okay. And you you have the you have the

24:25the [ __ ]

24:28audacity to stand up and say it's Donald

24:31Trump's fault or it's [ __ ] Iran's

24:33fault when it's [ __ ] your fault

24:36because you never stood up to your

24:38[ __ ] master

24:39>> which is Israel.

24:42Now, one thing that we've always done

24:45well with this show on when it came to

24:47these riots and protest and quote,

24:52follow the money. It all comes from

24:54somewhere. Yeah.

24:55>> It always comes from somewhere, right?

24:57And anytime I see ultralleft radical

24:59groups, there's there's always one name

25:02that comes to it. One name. George

25:05Soros, right? somehow in one way or

25:08another open borders, open societies,

25:13those things get funded very very well.

25:15And one thing that was really really

25:17crazy, Andy, do you remember

25:20>> Do you remember the George Floyd riots

25:23and how we had I mean [ __ ] we can even

25:25go back to Mike Brown where

25:29>> we have pallets of [ __ ] getting dropped

25:31off.

25:31>> Getting dropped off. Yeah. Right. and

25:33and and

25:34>> bricks showed up out of nowhere and

25:36[ __ ] baseball bats and all this [ __ ]

25:38Oh, it's almost like

25:40>> it's almost like in the Rwanda genocide

25:43where like

25:45>> dump trucks of [ __ ] machetes were

25:47dropped off.

25:47>> Mhm.

25:49>> Yeah, like that. Well, this is uh this

25:52is in Leon, France.

26:01>> What are those [ __ ] guns? Uh, beer

26:03bottles.

26:03>> Oh, beer bottles.

26:04>> Just empty beer bottles.

26:05>> Oh, from Maltto cocktails. That's right.

26:07>> Got it.

26:09>> Yeah. So, a pallet of empty beer bottles

26:11right in the middle. Right in the middle

26:13of the street. How'd it get there? Who

26:15paid for it to get there? The logistics

26:17behind I mean like

26:19none of this shit's organic, guys. Like,

26:22wake the [ __ ] up.

26:26Like,

26:28but yeah, sure. Let's go have a smoke.

26:30Let's Let's have a glass of wine,

26:31>> bro. It's it's by it's the bystander

26:33effect that look bro people of this day

26:36and age never expected that they would

26:38have to be the ones to stand on the line

26:39for their own country.

26:41>> They are they are conditioned to be the

26:42softest generation that we've ever had

26:44in humankind. Okay, we have more

26:47technology. Everything's easy.

26:49Everything's quick. Everything is

26:51someone else's problem. And

26:54these people weren't raised to have the

26:58pride in their country and to stand on

27:00the line. They think that shit's

27:02history. They don't realize that history

27:04repeats itself.

27:05>> They don't realize that there's going to

27:06come a time, that time is now, by the

27:08way, where young men and women are going

27:10to have to stand up for the [ __ ]

27:12right to even have a country. And that's

27:14not new. That's been going on since the

27:16dawn of civilization. And eventually,

27:18there's going to be a time where we as

27:21Americans are going to have to stand

27:22together and fight this [ __ ] off and get

27:24these [ __ ] out of here. That's the

27:26truth. Okay? And if we aren't willing to

27:28do that, we will be conquered. The

27:30France will be conquered if they don't

27:32[ __ ] fix the problem like right now,

27:34>> bro.

27:34>> And then it's going to go to Italy. It's

27:36going to go to Germany. It's going to go

27:37to [ __ ] all over the place. It's

27:39already in England. And they're going to

27:41burn down all your history, all your

27:42culture, everything you came from. And

27:44then they're going to turn around in 20

27:45years and be like, "You guys are the

27:47scourge of the planet. You guys are the

27:49[ __ ] you guys haven't created anything."

27:50And then there'll be some sort of mass

27:52[ __ ] extinction event for [ __ ]

27:53Western civilization people. So that's

27:57that's where we're headed, dude. And if

27:59you don't [ __ ] believe that that's

28:00the truth, all you got to do is read a

28:01little bit of the Quran. The Dubai won't

28:04even allow which they pay for their

28:07[ __ ] college age kids to go to

28:10college.

28:10>> They won't even allow their college age

28:12kids to go to to college in in Western

28:14in Europe because the schools have all

28:17been taken over by extremism.

28:20>> All right. So if if Islamic people

28:24aren't allowing their Islamic children

28:27to go to school because this form of

28:30Islam is so [ __ ] aggressive and

28:31dangerous,

28:33then that should tell you something.

28:34>> Yeah, that's a clue,

28:36>> right?

28:36>> That's a clue, dude. You know, the other

28:38thing, too, you kind of touched on a

28:39little bit, but I I do feel like this is

28:43>> these people these people feel like

28:44they're winning right now, too. And the

28:46only reason they're winning is because

28:47there's zero resistance. There's zero

28:50resistance. Yeah.

28:51>> Okay. And I would like to think that if

28:53this happened in America, we would see a

28:55[ __ ] mass organization of [ __ ]

28:59actual naturalized American men

29:02>> coming together and [ __ ] squashing

29:05this out like it's like a lit cigarette.

29:07>> Well, bro, I think a lot of it too, man,

29:09it's like it like the posture of society

29:13is set by the leader of society.

29:16>> Yeah.

29:16>> You know what I'm saying? And so when

29:17you have a guy like Mcronone, who by the

29:19way guys,

29:20>> he just left France.

29:22>> He's in the Middle East now.

29:23>> Yeah.

29:24>> On a [ __ ] tour while his country is

29:25literally burning down, right?

29:27>> That's cuz he's a little weasel.

29:29>> He is. And nobody's talked about his

29:30boyfriend here recently, but I don't

29:32know how that's going. Um, but the

29:34positive society is set by the leader of

29:36society. And so, you know, you see this

29:38type of behavior. That's why Frenchmen

29:40are not fighting back. They have no

29:42leader. Nobody's unifying the movement.

29:44Now, you go to

29:45>> No. And then they fight back and they

29:46get punished like as Yeah. Right.

29:49>> Okay. Now, in stark difference though,

29:51if we look at Italy, Italy has its

29:54issues for sure,

29:55>> but Italy's got some pretty [ __ ] hard

29:57leaders, right? I can't think of the one

30:00uh uh she's the she's not the president,

30:03maybe the PM. Um she's she's [ __ ]

30:07tough, right? And that's why when you

30:09see this [ __ ] starting over in Italy,

30:11you see a little bit different reaction

30:13from the Italians.

30:14>> Good. seeing [ __ ] like this.

30:22>> Yeah. See, this is like a few dudes with

30:25some sticks and the entire swarm of

30:27these [ __ ] is running off.

30:28These people are [ __ ] [ __ ] bro.

30:31>> These people are [ __ ] And all it

30:33takes is a few dudes to go out and beat

30:35their asses and it will stop.

30:38>> Good on that man.

30:40>> Out there by himself and hundreds of

30:42people and they're all running from him.

30:45They they don't want nobody. Dude, these

30:47people are not violent. Look, bro. These

30:50are [ __ ] punk ass kids that think

30:52they're [ __ ] badass. They dress in

30:54black. They cover their face. They do

30:56all and they're being used, right? Yeah.

30:58Beat his ass.

30:59>> Look at him. Oh, no. No, no.

31:00>> Yeah. Don't Don't hit me. But you just

31:02[ __ ] rob this dude's store.

31:04>> Mhm.

31:06>> Well, here's the other beautiful thing

31:07about the bystander effect, too, right?

31:09You know, if one person does nothing,

31:10that makes the other person not want to

31:12do anything. But it also works in

31:14reverse. Yeah.

31:14>> When one person starts putting belt to

31:17ass Yeah.

31:17>> other people join in. Yeah. You know

31:19what I'm saying? Like it's a it's a

31:21great

31:22>> uh example of how it's supposed to be.

31:25>> Yeah.

31:25>> It's a great example of it.

31:26>> Yeah.

31:27>> Um

31:27>> I I honestly, dude, I'm like I can't

31:29wait for it to [ __ ] happen here.

31:32>> I For real, dude. I've been waiting for

31:34something like this to happen.

31:37>> You got your uh your Batman suit ready?

31:39>> I got my [ __ ] armor vehicles ready.

31:41I'm [ __ ] ready, dude.

31:43They're going to be straight up running

31:44[ __ ] over.

31:45>> Bro,

31:48I just can't imagine like cuz I mean

31:52I'll say this too, right? Because we

31:53also experienced this in the protest

31:55that we've had where people thought it

31:56was the entire [ __ ] state of

31:58Missouri.

31:58>> Well, that's the one thing I don't know.

32:00>> You know what I'm saying? I don't know

32:01how bad it is.

32:02>> Well, but either way, we're not [ __ ]

32:04chilling right down the street from a

32:05[ __ ] dumpster fire. And this is why

32:07this is why regardless of

32:12what you think of our voting system

32:13right now, it's important for you to

32:15vote away from these types of leadersh.

32:19>> It's super [ __ ] important.

32:21>> Okay, people people are arguing over

32:25does my vote count? Does my vote count?

32:27And I understand that, dude. Like I'm

32:28[ __ ] demoralized as you could

32:31possibly be about the way that certain

32:34things have went.

32:38But if we don't get involved to avoid

32:40these people who are like like the fact

32:42that we have legit people who openly

32:45talk about socialism and claim to be

32:48communists and socialists winning

32:50elected offices here like in New York

32:52City and [ __ ] like that. Yep.

32:54>> It's a big [ __ ] problem, dude.

32:56>> Massive problem.

32:57>> Yeah.

32:57>> Massive problem, dude.

33:01>> I just I could not imagine just sitting

33:04chilling. What? What are they going to

33:06do?

33:08They haven't done any. Those are the

33:09same people that watched this happen.

33:11These people that you're showing here

33:13are in their 40s. They They look like

33:16they're in their

33:17>> 60s. You can tell they're not, though.

33:20>> They're [ __ ] not in shape. They're

33:22[ __ ]

33:24>> smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol,

33:25which I don't give a [ __ ] about. But

33:27like, dude, these people don't even have

33:28pride in themselves. Look at them.

33:31>> Okay. So, like, you want to know why

33:32people don't have pride in their

33:34country? Because for [ __ ] 40 years,

33:35we've been made into fat little [ __ ]

33:37retards. Okay, it's time to [ __ ]

33:40change that. That's why we talk about

33:42personal excellence being the [ __ ]

33:45solution to this because, dude, when you

33:47have a population of strong, fit,

33:49independent, non-suplicating

33:53people that don't need the government,

33:56they don't take any [ __ ] either. Okay?

33:59So, you got to understand why they make

34:01our life so easy. Why do they try to

34:02make our life so easy? Why do they sell

34:04us all this technology? Why do they

34:06[ __ ] you know, uh, allow pharma

34:09companies to advertise on our

34:10television? Why do they [ __ ] allow

34:11all these chemicals to go in our food?

34:13Why do they do all this? Why do they do

34:15this? They do this so that you can't

34:17fight back against [ __ ] that they decide

34:20to do. That's the whole point. If you

34:22are demoralized to the point where you

34:24can't even take care of yourself, look

34:26at that fat [ __ ] sitting there.

34:28That guy's not doing [ __ ] He won't even

34:30do [ __ ] for his own family.

34:32Okay, that's exactly why I built the OS.

34:35This is exactly why I built it because

34:37we're going to create a massive movement

34:38of [ __ ] that are all [ __ ] in

34:40shape that are going to take charge of

34:41their own communities and [ __ ] fix

34:43what's going on.

34:45So,

34:47yeah. I mean, how you going to expect

34:49that guy to [ __ ] do anything when,

34:50dude, look at him? You know what I'm

34:53saying? I hate to say it that way. I I

34:56hate to sound like an [ __ ] but like

34:58walk down the streets of the United

34:59States. How many of the men in the

35:02United States are capable of actually

35:03fighting?

35:05>> Very few. I'm just saying the percentage

35:06rising.

35:07>> Yeah. And I'm not saying trained. I'm

35:09not saying trained go to the, you know,

35:12the the the shooting camps.

35:15>> Greg Anderson.

35:16>> I'm not saying that.

35:17>> Yeah. Right.

35:17>> I'm saying these dudes couldn't even

35:19fill in behind those dudes,

35:21>> right? And so even if you have a Greg

35:23Anderson who's a great [ __ ] leader

35:25and very patriotic, capable, very

35:28capable man, and we know, we know

35:29thousands of those capable men, we don't

35:31have the capable men to fall in behind

35:33them.

35:37That's a problem.

35:41I'm telling you, dude, I say this all

35:43the time. Once America's figured out,

35:46and this dude, it comes down to two

35:47groups of people. Once white Americans

35:50and black Americans come together and

35:53realize that this is our [ __ ] country

35:55and we're going to work together to

35:56[ __ ] preserve it and get all these

35:58other [ __ ] out of here, the shit's

36:00going to change. Cuz I can promise you

36:01this, there ain't a [ __ ] group of

36:03people on this planet that could [ __ ]

36:05with that.

36:06>> No. [ __ ] no. It's over, bro.

36:08>> Yeah. And we all we all walk around

36:09talking about how hard we are and how

36:11badass we are and this and that amongst

36:14each other,

36:14>> bro. We need to [ __ ] turn that focus

36:16to the people who actually are the

36:18problem.

36:20>> Bro, imagine like you [ __ ] imagine

36:23walking through downtown Metro, right?

36:26Wherever that is. And you got [ __ ]

36:28Ford F-150s and [ __ ] Hellcats pulling

36:31up.

36:32>> No, dude. It's not even that. Imagine

36:34being downtown. You go downtown St.

36:36Louis for those of you that aren't here.

36:38It's a good mix, okay? It's white and

36:41black people all over the place. And you

36:43get some of these [ __ ] extremists or

36:44these Antifa turds coming in. They're

36:46too stupid to understand the role

36:48they're playing and they start causing

36:50[ __ ] and everybody looks at them and

36:52beats the [ __ ] out of them. They're

36:54going to stop doing that.

36:55>> Yep. Yep. We just need that in every

36:58city, dog.

36:58>> I know. We need men to grow the [ __ ] up.

37:00>> I feel like we're close.

37:01>> Yeah, I think so. I think we're close. I

37:03I think I think I think the the old race

37:06baiting [ __ ] is not working the way that

37:08it used to at all. Mm-m.

37:09>> Um, you know, I could see, you know, we

37:12do a lot of racial humor here. We could

37:15not have done that same racial humor 5,

37:16six years ago, people would have freaked

37:18the [ __ ] out.

37:19>> But I actually think that's a big I

37:20think humor is a massive part of people

37:22healing and people getting along.

37:24>> And we're seeing it. We're seeing it

37:26socially. We're seeing it in comedy.

37:28We're seeing it in culture. We're seeing

37:29it online.

37:30>> Yep.

37:31>> And and some of those race baiting

37:33issues. We're seeing accountability,

37:34>> bro. Nobody outside of this. Yeah. No

37:37[ __ ] Those are the people getting

37:38[ __ ] up, right?

37:38>> Yeah, bro.

37:39>> And dude, like

37:41>> when we look at

37:42>> like

37:45>> the biggest mistake that Americans make

37:46is that they they see themselves as

37:48these segmented Americans.

37:50>> They see themselves as groups within the

37:53group, right? White Americans, black

37:55Americans, gay Americans, this

37:57Americans. The rest of the world don't

37:58see it that way. They see it as [ __ ]

37:59Americans. And if you think that these

38:01third world migrants that are coming

38:03across with a different agenda, which by

38:05the way, these are military age males.

38:07These are not [ __ ] women and children

38:09seeking asylum from some sort of

38:11oppressed place. That's not what it is.

38:13And everybody who's paying attention

38:14knows that

38:18when you have those people come across

38:21and you have a unified force, it you

38:24cannot be conquered. You won't be. Look

38:26at Poland,

38:28okay? Poland doesn't look at themselves

38:30and say, "Oh man, I'm this kind of pole,

38:33or I'm that kind of pole, or I'm this

38:35kind of pole." You don't think Poland

38:36has [ __ ] gay people? You don't think

38:38Poland has [ __ ] people that are

38:39different?

38:40>> You don't think Poland had, bro, they

38:41all stick together and they say, "This

38:42is this is our [ __ ] Poland. [ __ ]

38:44you."

38:45>> Yeah. This is Poland.

38:46>> Yeah, that's right. And you ain't

38:47[ __ ] Polish.

38:48>> That's right.

38:49>> Okay. And the the re this idea that we

38:52have to allow

38:54and somehow take care of the world's

38:56[ __ ] Like, dude, these people that came

38:58here are not the best and brightest from

39:00these other countries, dude.

39:01>> No,

39:02>> they didn't come here on some [ __ ]

39:03scholarship program. They came here to

39:05[ __ ] [ __ ] up and we let them.

39:07>> And many times they were kicked out of

39:09their countries because their own

39:10countries didn't,

39:10>> bro. They they they they literally

39:12emptied prisons to send these people

39:14here.

39:15>> Yeah. So, actually, Somalia might not be

39:16that bad right now.

39:17>> Yeah. You know,

39:18>> no [ __ ]

39:19>> Like, it's crazy, man. It's crazy.

39:22>> Yeah. You get that unifying force

39:24between black Americans and white

39:25Americans, and you understand and

39:28everybody starts to understand that

39:29we're Americans. You won't be able to

39:30[ __ ] with us, dude.

39:32>> Not at all, man. Guys, jump in on

39:34>> It's really the only two groups it

39:36takes.

39:36>> Yeah.

39:37>> For that to happen.

39:38>> Yeah.

39:38>> Because those are the two groups that

39:39create the culture. It's like you said

39:41with the bystander effect. Okay.

39:43>> Go both ways,

39:43>> right? But here's what I'm saying. The

39:45influence in this country is mainly from

39:47white and black people. That's mainly

39:49what it is. And when those people unify,

39:52it's going to create a [ __ ] force

39:54that nobody these these Middle

39:56Easterners are going to come down the

39:58street and they're going to they're

39:59going to they're going to [ __ ] with

40:00red-blooded American [ __ ] men that

40:02are getting along and say, "No [ __ ]

40:03There's no chance, dude.

40:05>> There's no chance. They'll get [ __ ]

40:07wiped."

40:08>> Yeah.

40:08>> Bait his ass, Jerome.

40:10>> Yeah. No [ __ ] We'll go have a Colt 45

40:13afterwards, bro. Like [ __ ] dude.

40:15>> That's right.

40:16>> You know,

40:17>> that's right.

40:17>> But it is what it is, man.

40:19>> It could be so great.

40:20>> I know. It' be awesome.

40:21>> So good, man. Yeah, we're we're getting

40:23there. We're close, man. Guys,

40:26>> jump in on this conversation. Let us

40:27know what you guys think down in the

40:29comments. Also, stop what you're doing.

40:33Go subscribe.

40:35Let's keep cruising. Headline number

40:37two, other uh international news. This

40:40one was an interesting one. Um,

40:42everybody knows gas is [ __ ] high

40:44right now. It's high. It's expensive,

40:46right? And and there's things that

40:47they're are trying to do to bring them

40:49bring them down, right? Well, uh, we got

40:53to go to Russia in the Ukraine war real

40:55quick because this just came out. Marco

40:57Rubio says, "Ukraine attacked ships

41:01carrying USowned oil demands Zalinski

41:05bring an end to this war."

41:08So this [ __ ] that we gave

41:12hundreds of billions of dollars to

41:15is now striking oil refineries in Russia

41:19and oil tankers so that it [ __ ] America

41:22cuz we're not giving them enough money.

41:23>> That's right.

41:24>> That's what's happening. That's exactly.

41:25So that little [ __ ] weasel that came

41:28over here all those times in his little

41:30[ __ ] sweatshirt showing no respect

41:33for any institution that we have here in

41:35this country is now because he's not

41:37getting his way destroying your

41:40livelihood.

41:42Think about that when you flew that

41:44little [ __ ] Ukraine flag. Bro, do you

41:46remember? Bro, I know you remember, man.

41:48Do you guys [ __ ] remember? I Where

41:50did the [ __ ] did those things come from?

41:52Those little [ __ ] like the profile

41:53banner pics and [ __ ] man. Like who

41:55started that [ __ ]

41:57>> You know what I'm saying? Like

41:59>> it's like any cultural movement, bro.

42:00They started with Hollywood. They

42:02started with people in Hollywood and

42:04then the the the NPCs follow what those

42:06people in Hollywood do.

42:07>> Oh, Mariah Carey did it. I got to do it.

42:09>> Yeah, bro. [ __ ] dude. Yeah.

42:11>> That's the whole purpose of Hollywood.

42:12Hollywood isn't to make good movies.

42:14Hollywood is to [ __ ] make stars so

42:15that they influence NPCs.

42:17>> Mhm.

42:18>> That's the purpose of Hollywood. When

42:20was the last time a great [ __ ] movie

42:21came out?

42:23>> Yeah. There hasn't been there's been

42:25like five decent movies that come out in

42:27the last since 2020.

42:28>> Yeah. Top Gun 2. That was that was

42:30decent.

42:30>> Yeah, that's and that's all five of

42:31them. Yeah,

42:34>> that's right. Um

42:36>> Yeah. Look, dude. This dude this dude is

42:38[ __ ] This dude's [ __ ]

42:40>> Yeah, it's bad. It's not looking good

42:43for Zillinsky right now. Um but yes,

42:44let's dive into the Secretary of State,

42:46Marco Rubio, has

42:47>> now you got your only [ __ ] ally

42:50saying [ __ ] you.

42:52>> End it. Cut it out.

42:54>> He's going to get killed.

42:55>> Yeah, dude. That's honestly I'm

42:57surprised it hasn't happened.

42:58>> Well, now it's going to happen. I

43:00guarantee it's going to happen now.

43:01>> Yeah, but you got uh Marco Rubio has

43:03accused Ukraine of attacking ships com

43:06carrying Americanowned energy products

43:08in the Black Sea uh and urged Ukrainian

43:12President Vladimir Zalinski to find a

43:14way to end the bloody war. quote, "We

43:16have seen strikes on energy vessels in

43:19the Black Sea and there's been

43:20complaints a lot because we have

43:22American companies calling us and

43:24saying, "Hey, that was our oil on that

43:26ship that was hit by Ukraine." Rubio

43:29told Breitbart in an interview released

43:30Sunday. Rubio also insisted Monday that

43:33the Trump administration

43:35has not paused intelligence sharing

43:37meant to warn Kev of impending Russian

43:40ballistic missile attacks. quote, "I

43:42don't know where he's getting these from

43:44these things from or why he's saying

43:46these things to the press," Rubio told

43:48reporters in Usbekiststan in response to

43:51Zalinsk's latest complaint. "There has

43:53been no pause. Zinsky should be focused

43:55on bringing an end to this war." Um, but

43:59after attacking our ships, because we're

44:02not giving them any help, you know what

44:04he what he does after attacking our

44:06ships? He demands more help. Demands

44:09more help. Let's check this out. This is

44:11this is what we need then Starling just

44:14give us back Starling and of course if

44:17they will not we will I mean we will

44:19survive and we will I mean this we will

44:22not stop to defend us even without it

44:25but why I can't understand for what what

44:28the reasons to limit us not to defend

44:31ourselves or for what I think get it's a

44:34mistake

44:36>> of course you do

44:38you made the mistake that's

44:41I I can't stand his little [ __ ]

44:43>> I think what's going to happen, dude, is

44:44that it would be very easy

44:48I mean, dude, if you're if you're

44:52Didn't Trump say something about ending

44:53the war?

44:54>> He did. Yeah. Uh this came out from New

44:56York Times. Uh Trump is pushing Ukraine

44:59to surrender to Russia, Zalinsky says.

45:02Um and that's coming straight from

45:03Vladimir Zalinsky. Vladimir Zalinsky

45:05said he didn't want to believe that

45:07Washington wanted an end to the war at

45:09Ukraine's expense, but that's how it

45:11looks. President Trump is trying to

45:13force Ukraine to surrender in the war.

45:15President Vladimir Zalinsky of Ukraine

45:17said in an interview published on Sunday

45:19as deepening feud between the two

45:21leaders drives their relations to new

45:22lows. Quote, I can't I believe steps

45:24have been taken to convince Ukraine to

45:27capitulate. Mr. Zillinsky told Bloomberg

45:30News he was referring to a string of

45:31measures in recent days by the Trump

45:33administration that could bolster

45:35Russia's war machine while squeezing

45:37Ukraine's ability to fight.

45:40>> Yeah. What What's the long I mean give

45:43me give me give me

45:44>> I think what's going to happen I mean

45:45dude okay let's just let's just think

45:47this through for a second.

45:48>> Yeah.

45:49>> Okay. You've got

45:52>> Does anybody believe that Russia

45:54couldn't [ __ ] destroy Zalinski?

45:55>> It could have been it.

45:56>> It could have already been done. It

45:57could have ended it.

45:59>> Why do you think it hasn't?

46:01>> Well, I think they're profiting from it

46:03for sure. Like I mean when we had um

46:05Zultan on, he was talked about they're

46:06like Russ is making like half like

46:09>> No.

46:10>> No.

46:12Why has no one killed Vladimir Zalinski?

46:18>> It's the same reason why the Middle East

46:21hasn't destroyed [ __ ] Israel.

46:23Why? because they know Vladimir Putin

46:27knows that we are quote unquote

46:29officially backing them.

46:31>> Okay? So, if you get a statement that

46:33hits the press or it comes out of Donald

46:34Trump's mouth and it says, "Hey, you

46:37need to end the [ __ ] war." And this

46:38guy starts like doing the [ __ ] that he's

46:40doing now,

46:41if you're Putin, how do you perceive

46:45that? I'll tell you how I perceive that.

46:48I perceive that as a green light to take

46:50this [ __ ] out. That's how I

46:52perceive it without repercussions from

46:54the United States.

46:55>> Yeah.

46:56>> So the big brother on the playground

46:58just stepped away and said, "Handle your

46:59shit."

47:00>> Yeah. Same thing is going to happen to

47:02Israel if Israel ever disconnects from

47:03America

47:04>> from the United States.

47:05>> Yeah.

47:06>> Okay. You can't go around bullying

47:08everybody and [ __ ] with everybody and

47:10then when your big bad, you know, tough

47:13guy that's backing you up decides to

47:14say, "Fuck you. You're out of line." Now

47:16you're in deep [ __ ]

47:17>> Wait. So you're not going to jump in if

47:18I beat his ass? Right. And that's what I

47:20think is going to happen.

47:21>> Oh man.

47:22>> Yeah.

47:23>> And I bet you it happens I bet you it

47:25happens quickly.

47:27>> Yeah.

47:27>> Well, dude, I mean they it can't be

47:29good, man. I remember reporting on this

47:30[ __ ] two three years ago on this

47:32podcast, man. Like

47:34>> Ukraine I don't know how they're still

47:36going. You know what I'm saying? And the

47:37only logical I mean to that point it's

47:39like Russia's been very very reserved.

47:42>> That's what I think too.

47:43>> In this entire ordeal. The same way I

47:45believe Iran has been very reserved.

47:48Yeah.

47:48>> In this entire want to [ __ ] get the

47:50whole

47:51>> weight of the American military coming

47:53down on [ __ ] Russia. Cuz I mean,

47:55dude, look, real talk. Like, everybody

47:56talks about how Russia is just big.

47:58They're powerful, but we're much more

48:00powerful. It's not even close.

48:01>> Same with China,

48:02>> right?

48:02>> Same with China. Like, I mean, we got

48:04it. We We got the big the big bullets,

48:07>> right?

48:07>> Bollocks.

48:08>> You know what I'm saying? But I think

48:10they've been very

48:10>> Well, not only that, bro. We have all

48:12kinds of [ __ ] that nobody knows about.

48:14Like, dude, we have directed energy

48:15weapons that come from outer space. Like

48:18no one else has Space Force and all this

48:20[ __ ] Like dude, dude, we could [ __ ]

48:23take care of anybody at any time. And

48:24that's why that's why nobody really ever

48:26[ __ ] with us here.

48:28>> You know what I mean? The only way

48:30>> if they could conquer our country

48:32through force, don't you think they

48:33would have done it?

48:34>> No.

48:35>> Okay. So, so the only way they can do it

48:37is through the inside.

48:39And they're doing that.

48:40>> Yeah, they're definitely doing that,

48:42>> right?

48:42>> 100%. But, you know, this this [ __ ]

48:45here, I see this as a green light to

48:47Putin to [ __ ] do what needs to be

48:48done.

48:49>> Just go.

48:49>> Yeah.

48:50>> Just go.

48:50>> Yeah. I mean,

48:51>> and I don't think I don't think I don't

48:53think too many people are going to shed

48:54a tear over it.

48:55>> No. No. I think the question then though

48:57becomes is like, well, what happens

48:59after that? You know what I'm saying?

49:01What happens to Ukraine after that? What

49:03does it become? Are they going to be

49:05annexed back?

49:06>> Well, I mean, dude, the [ __ ] re the

49:07whole reason the [ __ ] happened. It

49:10wasn't like Russia was saying, "Hey, I

49:11want to come in and conquer Ukraine."

49:13That's not what it was. They were

49:15building [ __ ] bolabs on the border

49:17and moving their troops up on the

49:19border, NATO was into an aggressive

49:22position. And I mean, dude, like if

49:23we're if if we're in the United States

49:27and NATO starts moving all these

49:30military installments and these biolabs

49:32up on the border of Canada, we're going

49:33to have a [ __ ] problem with it,

49:35>> right?

49:36>> Yeah.

49:36>> So I I don't And and on top of that,

49:38>> they were reasonable demand. They were

49:40genociding [ __ ] they were I don't

49:42want to say genocide that might be the

49:44wrong word but uh

49:48out of out of eastern Ukraine they were

49:51killing all like dude in eastern Ukraine

49:54they those people consider themselves

49:56Russians.

49:57>> Yeah.

49:58>> They spoke Russian.

49:59>> Yes. They consider themselves Russian

50:01and the the Ukrainians, the military

50:06military operations were literally just

50:08murdering these people. Okay. So Putin

50:12says none of this [ __ ] is good. [ __ ]

50:14you.

50:15>> That's what happened.

50:16>> Yeah. Yeah.

50:17>> And so I don't know what's going to

50:18happen. I don't know if they want the

50:19whole country or if they want, you know,

50:21just that western or that eastern

50:22region. I don't know. But I know this.

50:27You shouldn't spit in the eye of the

50:30people who have been dealing with you

50:32for the last five years and hate you

50:37anyway because you're [ __ ] up our

50:39economy

50:41by destroying their [ __ ] fuel and

50:43then making them pay more now. Now

50:45Americans are feeling it.

50:47>> That's right.

50:47>> That's a different thing.

50:48>> That's right. That's right. And and not

50:50to mention like this wasn't like it was

50:51just one fuel tanker.

50:53>> No, he's been strategically targeting

50:54it. Look, he's throwing a tantrum.

50:56That's what it is.

50:57>> Yeah. He's throwing a tantrum. If I'm

50:59not going to get my way, I'm going to

51:01make it hard on everybody.

51:03>> Okay. And and civilization can't work

51:05with people like that.

51:06>> No.

51:07>> That's not reasonable.

51:08>> No.

51:08>> So, again, I mean, it goes back to even

51:10the last point. It's like

51:12>> there are I there's I I don't know any

51:15really outside of the dude from Poland.

51:17He's pretty good. But we talk about just

51:18strong leadership, man. Like you look

51:20back and you think back like of the

51:22[ __ ] like the George Washingtons of

51:25the world or the you know what I'm

51:26saying? Like bro on [ __ ] Christmas

51:28Eve this motherfucker's rowing a boat

51:30going you know what I'm saying? Go go go

51:32lay it at him. Like you don't like you

51:34don't hear about those leaders no more

51:36man like there there's none present in

51:38this time.

51:38>> Why? Why? It's the same reason I said a

51:41little bit ago about France.

51:42>> It's been too good. It's been too good

51:44for too long. And nobody ever like, do

51:47you think I ever believed in my entire

51:48life that we'd be on the verge of where

51:51we are now and that I would have to

51:53maybe [ __ ] do something or say

51:55something or stand up and lead people? I

51:56never [ __ ] thought that. And I'm a

51:58leader by default. Like that's what I

52:00do. I lead companies.

52:02>> So like there's all kinds of leaders.

52:05They're just not engaged yet. There's

52:07all kinds of great leaders, bro. They're

52:09in business. They're not in [ __ ]

52:10>> That's refreshing.

52:11>> Yeah. Right. That's the truth.

52:12>> Yeah. No, that's refreshing,

52:13>> you know, and we're we're we're like

52:15riding this [ __ ] line right now where

52:19a lot of the leaders in business don't

52:21want to speak up because they're afraid

52:22it's going to hurt their business, but

52:24by not speaking up, it's hurting their

52:26business,

52:26>> right?

52:27>> And so once people start to figure that

52:28out, we're going to get some stronger

52:30leadership standing up. But, you know,

52:32at the end of the day, dude, you don't

52:33have to be a company owner. You don't

52:35have to be you could be a regular

52:36[ __ ] person and lead people

52:39>> in in regards to this. And the reason

52:41that this happened

52:43>> is because we were not leading in our

52:45own communities for so long.

52:47>> We we abandoned our responsibility as

52:50citizens to be a self-regulating

52:51republic in favor of, you know, going

52:55out and doing business or doing life or

52:57doing this or doing that and then

52:59thinking like, oh well,

53:01all this [ __ ] has worked out before.

53:03It's going to work out now. I didn't

53:04have to get involved.

53:05>> Yeah.

53:06>> Right. And so we have

53:07>> I don't like politics. Let the politics

53:09do that. And the reason the country's

53:10[ __ ] up is because for so long, and

53:12I'm not blaming anybody listening right

53:14now, but you know, definitely the older

53:16generation is highly responsible for it.

53:18Um, of basically not making it a

53:20priority with their children to to to

53:22see things as like getting involved as

53:24like something that needs to happen.

53:25>> Yeah. The civic duty,

53:26>> right? Exactly.

53:27>> Yeah. 100%, man. 100%. It's like uh it

53:31was a quote. It's like, you know, if you

53:33don't handle this, your son will have to

53:35handle it.

53:36>> That or your grandsons are going to have

53:38to handle That's the truth. And dude, I

53:40>> I can't think of anything more cowardly,

53:42>> bro.

53:42>> Like, if you're a parent

53:44>> and you're a you're a grown man and you

53:46have kids

53:49>> and you look at your kids and you

53:51realize that the state of what's going

53:52on in this country, if not stopped and

53:54corrected, is going to get worse and

53:55worse and worse. And you look at your

53:56kids and you say, "Fuck, my kids are

53:59going to have to deal with this shit."

54:01And you don't say anything. You're a

54:02[ __ ] coward.

54:04>> Sorry, man. It is what it is. You're a

54:05[ __ ] coward.

54:07knowing they're going to have to deal

54:08with it.

54:09>> Yeah. Yeah.

54:11>> It's crazy.

54:11>> I mean, do what do you think?

54:13>> Yeah. No, 100%. That's what I'm saying.

54:14Like that it's just how it how it works.

54:17You can you can pass the bull. You can

54:19pass it. Your kids are going to have to

54:21deal with it.

54:21>> Yeah.

54:22>> And their kids are going to have to deal

54:23with it.

54:24>> Yeah.

54:24>> You know, and and Yeah. But I think to

54:27your other point though, it's like you

54:28you know, you you have to be able to

54:30take pride in yourself first.

54:31>> Yeah.

54:32>> And then we can and then we can move.

54:34And I think we're getting there, too.

54:35You know what I'm saying? People are

54:36taking their lives and their health a

54:37lot more seriously now. You know, it's

54:40good. We're not there yet, though.

54:42>> No,

54:42>> not there yet. Yeah, man. Guys, jump in

54:45on the conversation. Let us know down in

54:48the commentary what you guys think. With

54:50that being said, our third and final

54:52headline,

54:54headline number three. It's 10 time,

54:56dog. I'm going really need you to get

54:58the radio waves going on this one. Okay.

55:00>> All right. because this one, you know,

55:03I've I still don't even know if I fully

55:05understand this. All right, but we got

55:07to we got to bring it up because it's

55:08making its rounds. Uh, headline number

55:10three, let's go back um to January 6th

55:15of 2026. Brian Cole Jr. was charged in

55:19an indictment in planting explosive

55:21devices outside the RNC and DNC on

55:25January 5th, 2021. Right. So they

55:27indicted him five years later um in this

55:30symbolic gesture. we got this guy,

55:33right? And um

55:37you know, almost

55:40almost immediately I think people

55:41thought, you know, okay, well, it's

55:43Trump administration. It's Trump's guys,

55:45his his FBI, right? Like they got the

55:48right guy, right? Everybody had myself

55:51included. I'm like, okay, autistic black

55:54dude.

55:56I mean, he stole the explosive, you

55:58know, just like but like I mean,

55:59everybody was okay, cool, right? Like

56:01that's that's what was given to us,

56:03right? That Brian J. Cole Jr., who's 30,

56:06of Woodbridge, Virginia,

56:08um was charged in this federal

56:10indictment.

56:11Um and and you know that he planted two

56:15improvised explosive devices um outside

56:18the RNC and the DNC, right? uh the

56:21federal indictment, which supersedes a

56:24prior federal indictment returned during

56:26the holidays by a DC Superior Court

56:28grand jury charging Cole with interstate

56:32transportation of explosives and with

56:35malicious attempt to use explosives. Um

56:38now, if you guys recall, this was a big

56:40announcement, right? You had Pam Bondi,

56:43you had FBI director Cash Patel, ATF

56:46special agent in charge Anthony

56:47Spotswood. Um it was a big announcement.

56:50This was a big thing, guys. We got them

56:52right. Um quote, "Given that Cole

56:55crossed state lines and targeted the

56:57political leadership of both parties for

56:59which there is an inherent crime of

57:01federal jurisdiction, handling this in

57:03federal court is most proper," said US

57:06Attorney Piro. Quote, "The FBI and my

57:08office worked around the clock to ensure

57:10that this defendant is charged with the

57:13right crimes for his dangerous acts."

57:17And everybody was in on it, bro. This is

57:19from Benny Johnson. Um, this was

57:21December 4th, 2025. The January 6th pipe

57:26bomber terrorist was a young black guy,

57:29a radical anti-Trump activist. He sued

57:32Trump and ICE and DHS. He was extremely

57:36uh extreme racial justice advocate. Uh,

57:39works at his family bail bonds company

57:40that frees criminal aliens from ICE

57:42custody. Yeah. I mean, again, everything

57:45made sense.

57:48until it didn't. All right. Uh,

57:50Representative Thomas Massie, he just

57:53replied to this tweet which was from

57:552025.

57:57Might want to delete this and apologize.

57:59All right. That's a sitting US senator,

58:03US congressman

58:05saying that. Well, why why would he be

58:06saying that, right? Why now? What came

58:08out? What happened? Right? Because there

58:10were some talks and you know how the

58:11internet is, dude. It's hard to know

58:13what's real and what's not real, right?

58:15There were some some loose strings that

58:16were coming out. Um well, a major

58:20exclusive investigation um has just came

58:23out with neverbeforeseen

58:26Capital CCTV that reveals that Brian

58:30Cole Jr. could have never been the J6

58:33pipe bomber because he is seen walking

58:37uh completely away at the exact time

58:40that the own FBI facts in the court

58:43filing said that he was at this place

58:44and planted the bomb. There's video

58:46footage of him being somewhere

58:47completely else and different. It's

58:49impossible.

58:50>> Not only is that, there's two different

58:52people on the video.

58:54>> 100%. Right. One's in the gray jacket.

58:56>> So, at let's just say [ __ ] 4:00 a.m.

58:59making this time up.

59:00>> Mhm. Mhm.

59:01>> Just so we're clear on what's happened

59:02here. When the pipe bomb got planted,

59:05there's a video of the guy planting the

59:06pipe bomb. There's also a video at 4:00

59:08a.m. 3 or four blocks away of this guy

59:12>> of Brian Cole. Okay.

59:13>> That's right. That's right. Um which

59:16that CCTV TV video is just now coming to

59:20the public eye.

59:22>> Right. Um now I'm not going to play the

59:24entire video, guys. They posted this uh

59:26short script. The full explanation is

59:29like an hour long video. This is a seven

59:31minutee clip. We're not going to watch

59:32the whole thing. Um, kind of just goes

59:34through a little bit of it. Um, but

59:37yeah, let's check this out.

59:52So that's Brian Cole. That's the pipe

59:55bomber. Two completely different

59:56jackets,

59:57>> wearing different clothes, different

59:59shoes.

1:00:19Again, that's Brian Cole, who's actually

1:00:21moving further away from the RNC and DNC

1:00:24headquarters.

1:00:35And they also break down in the video. I

1:00:37asked Gro to analyze this. This was some

1:00:40of the main bullet points here. Um they

1:00:43even analyzed the gate of the two

1:00:47individuals, right? uh how how big their

1:00:50stride was and two completely different

1:00:53walks, two completely different gates.

1:00:56Um

1:00:58the family ID they they positively

1:01:00identified Brian Cole and you know being

1:01:02the one in the dark blue coat, puff coat

1:01:05because the grandmother admitted that

1:01:06she bought it and it was still had the

1:01:08tag hanging off of the damn coat, right?

1:01:12But all of the timing of when they said

1:01:15these things happen and they have the

1:01:17video footage of the bomber does not add

1:01:20up. It is impossible for this person to

1:01:22be in two different places wearing two

1:01:25completely different things at the same

1:01:27time. So who is the J6 bomber right now?

1:01:31One of the strings that came out a while

1:01:33ago was that it was actually a Capitol

1:01:36police officer

1:01:37>> by the name of Shaunie Ray Kirk or Kurt,

1:01:42right? Um, and I remember seeing posts

1:01:45that, you know, she was actually uh a

1:01:47CIA security officer or tied to the CIA

1:01:51in some way, shape or form. And um, you

1:01:53know, I I still have yet been able to

1:01:55corroborate that, right?

1:01:58But here's the situation, okay? If

1:02:02again, seeing the video that you guys

1:02:04just saw with those facts, it is not

1:02:06Brian Cole.

1:02:08My first question is, do you not think

1:02:09that our FBI knows that?

1:02:12>> No, I think they absolutely know that.

1:02:14>> And then so my second followup,

1:02:15>> do you think they didn't know that?

1:02:16>> I think they know it. But why? So why

1:02:20plan why put it on this guy? What what

1:02:22is what is happening?

1:02:23>> Well, there's only one reason.

1:02:24>> Talk to me. Well, you [ __ ] tell me

1:02:27what the reason is. What the [ __ ]

1:02:29There's only one reason. Why would you

1:02:30lie? Why would you make a psyone

1:02:34who's just a regular citizen?

1:02:37>> You would do so because you knew who

1:02:39actually did it and you were trying to

1:02:41protect them.

1:02:42>> You couldn't [ __ ] explain it. Yeah.

1:02:44>> Okay.

1:02:45That's the only reason. They know what

1:02:48happened. They know who did it. They

1:02:50know when they did it. They know why

1:02:51they did it. And they happen to find

1:02:53this guy and be like, "Oh, it's that

1:02:54guy." So everybody would be like, "Oh,

1:02:56okay. Well, it's solved." Now look over

1:02:58here anymore.

1:02:59>> Bro, it's so [ __ ] up.

1:03:02>> This is what they do, dude. This is what

1:03:04they do when they do

1:03:07coordinated operations inside the United

1:03:10States. They find someone to [ __ ]

1:03:12make a psy. We've seen this over and

1:03:14over and over and over again in history.

1:03:18And

1:03:20I think it brings up a bigger question,

1:03:23which is what should the punishment be

1:03:27for

1:03:29agents that plan an OP and then make a

1:03:34pathy out of someone to ruin their

1:03:36lives?

1:03:38>> Death.

1:03:38>> Absolutely. by fire.

1:03:40>> Absolutely, dude.

1:03:40>> Live stream.

1:03:41>> Absolutely.

1:03:42>> Live stream.

1:03:43>> Absolutely.

1:03:44>> And see, you know, I think the other

1:03:45piece on this, man,

1:03:46>> you're [ __ ] stealing someone's life.

1:03:48>> Yeah.

1:03:49>> And they have no problem doing so to

1:03:51protect their own nefarious ops.

1:03:54>> But but that's the thing though, dude.

1:03:55They think they're doing it. They think

1:03:57that they are fighting for this country.

1:03:59You know what I'm saying? Like that's

1:04:00like that's to me I think that's the

1:04:02most like amazing piece of it, bro. is

1:04:04because you have two two sides

1:04:07that both believe they are fighting for

1:04:09the right things. You know what I'm

1:04:10saying? Like

1:04:11>> how could you plant a pipe bomb to to

1:04:14agitate a uh and create a

1:04:18I guess you know an event

1:04:21>> Mhm.

1:04:21>> such as January 6. How could you do that

1:04:24thinking that that was good for the

1:04:26country?

1:04:27>> Yeah.

1:04:29>> Yeah. I mean

1:04:30>> that's not what happens, dude. What

1:04:32happens is is that like I said before,

1:04:35people pick a side and then they get

1:04:37into that team and then that team starts

1:04:40to operate and then that person's so

1:04:43sucked into that that even when they

1:04:45recognize that something is wrong, they

1:04:47don't want to say anything because they

1:04:48don't want to get [ __ ] shot or

1:04:50they're killed or or you know suicided,

1:04:53>> which is another real thing that they

1:04:54do.

1:04:55>> Yeah.

1:04:55>> Yeah. And to your point, it's almost

1:04:57like you know whatever happened to that

1:04:59Ray Eps guy.

1:05:00>> Yeah. Nothing. You know what I'm saying?

1:05:02>> Yeah.

1:05:03>> Well, there's been some recent

1:05:04developments that came out. There was a

1:05:05foyer request that was filed um that was

1:05:08just returned back um where they had

1:05:11asked uh to you know release

1:05:16um any any information any documents any

1:05:21records related to Ray Eps um the

1:05:24individual whose photograph appeared on

1:05:26the FBI's official wanted list um in

1:05:29connection with the events of January 6

1:05:31and the response

1:05:33from the FBI I to this foyer request.

1:05:38The FBI has completed searches for

1:05:41records responsive to plaintiff's

1:05:43request. The searches uncovered

1:05:45approximately

1:05:471,800 pages of records, 27 minutes of

1:05:52audio, and 49 minutes of video. Right?

1:05:56So, they have it.

1:05:58But here's the catch, Andy. Here's the

1:06:00catch.

1:06:02They're not going to be releasing it.

1:06:04until

1:06:07uh until around June of 2028. I'm not

1:06:10going to be releasing it. Defendant

1:06:11anticipates a first interim production

1:06:14in January 2027 with subsequent rolling

1:06:17productions thereafter. The FBI

1:06:19estimates that production of all records

1:06:21without narrowing would require

1:06:23approximately 16 to 17 months.

1:06:27Uh so from January 2027 to around June

1:06:29of 2028.

1:06:33Yeah,

1:06:33>> they're still protecting this guy.

1:06:35>> Yeah. Well, cuz it was them.

1:06:37>> They're still protecting this guy.

1:06:40>> And it's just like,

1:06:42>> will we ever know the truth of what

1:06:43happened?

1:06:44>> Bro, we don't live in a free country. We

1:06:46live in a country that is run by three

1:06:48later threeletter agencies that does

1:06:50whatever they need to do to push agendas

1:06:52and propaganda that gets the people to

1:06:53do what they want. Like, dude, this

1:06:55whole idea that we live in this [ __ ]

1:06:57you know, oh, free society and no, dude,

1:07:00we don't. We live under the rule of a

1:07:03very corrupt government system. We take

1:07:06away, you know, the the executive and

1:07:09and uh um the judicial branch and like,

1:07:13you know, the the the the actual

1:07:15government, right, of and we say, "Okay,

1:07:19that's its own problems." But then like

1:07:20dude, we got the CIA and the FBI doing

1:07:23all the intel ops and creating the

1:07:25narratives for the news to make people

1:07:28believe what they want to believe and

1:07:29then create, you know, like dude, we're

1:07:31being constantly manipulated as people.

1:07:33>> Yeah.

1:07:34>> Over and over and over again.

1:07:35>> I had it described to me as uh they all

1:07:38they do is create their own job

1:07:40security.

1:07:40>> That's correct.

1:07:41>> You know what I'm saying? Like dude, I

1:07:42heard like dude I can't say who told me

1:07:44that, but I'm like [ __ ] man.

1:07:46>> That that's crazy.

1:07:47>> Yep. It's crazy,

1:07:50you know, and it's like,

1:07:53>> you mean how they were shooting gas and

1:07:54rubber bullets and [ __ ] at people to

1:07:56agitate the crowd

1:07:56>> and then open up the doors and let them

1:07:58come right in.

1:07:58>> Right. Exactly.

1:08:00>> And then deny like

1:08:02what about the video of all the people

1:08:04coming in that were uh you know giving

1:08:07high fives and [ __ ] to the [ __ ]

1:08:09police.

1:08:10>> Mhm. Right.

1:08:11>> The dudes that they did put in cuffs

1:08:12then you know take away

1:08:13>> taking out of cuffs and giving high

1:08:15fives.

1:08:15>> That's right. That's right. That's

1:08:17right. That's right. That's right, dude.

1:08:19>> I mean, dude, it's it's a [ __ ] mess.

1:08:22It's a mess. And and to your point, we

1:08:25don't have the leadership to correct it.

1:08:27We have a bunch of [ __ ] cowards.

1:08:30>> That's what we have.

1:08:33They don't care to correct it, dude.

1:08:34They they they aren't here to serve us.

1:08:36They aren't here for our way of life.

1:08:38All this [ __ ] that you've ever read,

1:08:39believed, and what they taught you,

1:08:41that's all indoctrination to make you

1:08:44believe one perspective while there's an

1:08:45entire different perspective that they

1:08:47hold. And that entire different

1:08:48perspective that they hold is that we,

1:08:50the people, are a bunch of [ __ ]

1:08:52insects and sheep that are easily

1:08:55malleable and manipulated to do whatever

1:08:57it is that they need us to do. And that

1:08:59they feel like that's okay because they

1:09:01don't look at us as fellow citizens.

1:09:03They are elite and we are the [ __ ]

1:09:06peasants. M

1:09:07>> and so, you know, we're led to believe

1:09:09one thing, they believe another thing,

1:09:12they know the way that it really is, and

1:09:13we refuse to see the way it really is.

1:09:16And it comes down to, you know, what we

1:09:18always talk about. It's like, pay

1:09:20attention to what people do, not what

1:09:21people say.

1:09:22>> You know, you want to you want to have a

1:09:24good life. Learn to judge people based

1:09:28upon what they do, not what they say

1:09:29they're going to do. And and that's what

1:09:31we're dealing with here, you know. And

1:09:33how long's this been going on? It's been

1:09:34going on my whole life. every every

1:09:36[ __ ] four years it's the other team,

1:09:38it's the other team, it's the other

1:09:39team. No, dude. We don't have real

1:09:41Americans representing real Americans

1:09:43anymore. We have corrupt, elderly

1:09:46scumbags who are

1:09:49powerthirst, power- hungry, and who have

1:09:52started to like truly believe that we

1:09:56need them to like survive

1:09:59>> for our own good.

1:10:00>> That's right.

1:10:01>> Yeah. What if you were to put like uh

1:10:03you know go back on the timeline and put

1:10:05your finger like it started here. When

1:10:07was that? I don't know when it started

1:10:09because dude I would I used to I used to

1:10:11think like I used to think like before

1:10:15social media you know we got the news

1:10:16and the news was the news when in

1:10:18reality that's not even what was

1:10:20happening. We were getting propagated to

1:10:22without any back channels through the

1:10:23[ __ ] mainstream media.

1:10:24>> It was all CIA right? like we don't know

1:10:28when it started because we don't know

1:10:29when that started

1:10:31>> right.

1:10:31>> Yeah.

1:10:32>> So as some I used to believe that you

1:10:35know the internet was the cause of that

1:10:37>> but I actually believe now that the

1:10:39internet is the cause of the unraveling

1:10:41of that

1:10:42>> and um so I don't know how long it's

1:10:44been going on. I'm sure everybody out

1:10:45there has a specific date in mind watch

1:10:48this documentary. Yeah. Right.

1:10:51>> But but dude really what we're talking

1:10:52about is a slow progression.

1:10:56You know, at some point in time they

1:10:59figured out that they could lie a little

1:11:01bit.

1:11:03>> Then they started lying a little more.

1:11:05Then they figured out they could take a

1:11:06little bit of money from us. Then it was

1:11:08a little bit more. And then over the

1:11:10course of decades, it we get to a

1:11:12situation where we at now where nothing

1:11:14is true and they take most of our money

1:11:16and we're just kind of like left to deal

1:11:18with it. They don't give a [ __ ] I mean,

1:11:20[ __ ] Donald Trump said straight up,

1:11:22dude, I don't I don't give a [ __ ] about

1:11:23the hardships of what's going like that

1:11:25reporter asked him what are you worried

1:11:28about the the rising prices and economic

1:11:30benefits. No, I'm only worried about if

1:11:32Iran has a nuke.

1:11:34>> Like, okay. Well, he said it.

1:11:36>> Don't give a [ __ ] about us.

1:11:39>> We have to give a [ __ ] about us.

1:11:40>> That's right.

1:11:42>> 100%, man. Yeah. We're just going to see

1:11:44what comes out because right now I mean

1:11:46everybody from uh uh Marjorie Taylor

1:11:49Green, um Thomas Massie, they've all

1:11:52like it's trending right now. Free Brian

1:11:54Cole, it's trending. Um like that

1:11:57hashtag is going crazy right now. And so

1:11:59I mean it's going to be interesting to

1:12:00see especially what the response is. You

1:12:02know what I'm saying? Because that's the

1:12:03the funny thing, dude. It's like when

1:12:04these people lie and then it comes out

1:12:07that like we know they lied and they've

1:12:09been caught in their lie, what what do

1:12:11you say then? You know what I'm saying?

1:12:12What's going to be the just have another

1:12:14distraction to get us to quit thinking

1:12:16about that.

1:12:16>> Well, that's the dangerous part, right?

1:12:18So, it's like, you know, more

1:12:19importantly, what what's going to be

1:12:20coming next,

1:12:20>> right?

1:12:21>> You know, so we shall see, man. We we

1:12:23shall [ __ ] see. Guys, jump in on this

1:12:25conversation and let us know what you

1:12:28guys think. That being said, we've

1:12:30arrived. It is time. It's time for our

1:12:33final segment of the show, guys. We have

1:12:35thumbs up or dumb as [ __ ] We bring a

1:12:36headline in, we talk about it,

1:12:39and we give it one of these two options.

1:12:42Uh, Barbie is in trouble again.

1:12:45>> Oh, yeah.

1:12:45>> Cancel culture. It's coming for

1:12:47>> Oh, really?

1:12:48>> Coming for the Barbies. Thumbs up.

1:12:50Headline is 100% boycotting Mattel.

1:12:56Shoppers outraged after spotting Nazi

1:13:00symbolism in CVS Barbie package.

1:13:04I'm so sure.

1:13:06>> Yeah, but you want to but but I I will

1:13:08foreshadow for you, bro. culture is so

1:13:10back and and dude, the comments have

1:13:14been [ __ ] amazing.

1:13:15>> Well, let's see what they're talking

1:13:16about.

1:13:17>> All right, so how did they not see it?

1:13:22A shopper was shocked and appalled after

1:13:25allegedly spotting Nazi symbolism in a

1:13:29Barbie doll package at CVS. The Tik Tok

1:13:31clip posted by mom Anna Elizabeth shows

1:13:35the content creator at the pharmacy

1:13:37clutching the so-called problematic

1:13:39figuine.

1:13:40Um a gymn a gymnast inspired Barbie

1:13:44that's um gussied up.

1:13:47>> Gussied up. What the [ __ ] does that

1:13:48mean?

1:13:48>> It's white people [ __ ]

1:13:49>> Oh, okay.

1:13:50>> Oh, she Oh, okay. Okay.

1:13:52>> She ried up.

1:13:53>> She Okay, got it. Yeah,

1:13:56>> thanks. Um and a leotard. I know what

1:13:59that is. Uh, in toading a baton.

1:14:02>> It's just like a [ __ ]

1:14:03>> huh?

1:14:06>> Yeah. Uh, toading a baton and ribbons.

1:14:09The toy uh from Mattel's you can do

1:14:12anything line seems

1:14:13>> apparently not.

1:14:14>> Right. That's right.

1:14:15>> Can't join the Nazis.

1:14:19>> That's right. Um, it seems innocuous

1:14:21enough until the camera zooms in on the

1:14:23sea of blue hued figures in the stands

1:14:27behind her. Let's check this clip.

1:14:30So, I'm in CVS and just happened to walk

1:14:32by the Barbie dolls. I was like, "Oh,

1:14:34Barbie came out with a new Barbie." It's

1:14:36like, "Oh, you can be anything." Woohoo!

1:14:38Gymnastics.

1:14:40And I live closely in the background.

1:14:51>> Bro,

1:14:53okay.

1:14:54>> People are [ __ ] stupid, dude.

1:14:55>> Okay. So, stupid. It's a [ __ ] crowd

1:14:58of people cheering.

1:15:00>> Yeah, they are.

1:15:01>> Yeah.

1:15:02>> Yeah, they are.

1:15:06>> That's not Nazi,

1:15:07>> you know.

1:15:08>> No.

1:15:08>> No.

1:15:09>> That's [ __ ] people cheering, bro.

1:15:11>> That's like 60°, guys. That's not a

1:15:13clear 45.

1:15:14>> You don't see it.

1:15:17>> To me, it looks like they're raising

1:15:18their hand. Yeah. Yeah. You know, come

1:15:21on, man. Now, we got to go to the

1:15:23comments. Okay. the comment section of

1:15:26this video.

1:15:27>> People want to be mad about everything.

1:15:29>> Everything, dog. Everything.

1:15:32Um, one of the comments said she better

1:15:35win the Olympics cuz her coach will be

1:15:38hail this morning.

1:15:43Uh, somebody said, "Literally, what else

1:15:44could that be? That's crazy." Uh,

1:15:46exclaimed one appalled commenter.

1:15:49Another one said, "Oop. So, we're 100%

1:15:51boycotting Mattel." quote, "If they were

1:15:54cheering, they would have both arms up."

1:15:57What in the literal hell? Uh, somebody

1:15:59said it's about $9.

1:16:06$9.99.

1:16:08[ __ ] dude. Um, yeah. I mean, you you

1:16:11don't think this is anything.

1:16:12>> And it really go back. And it really is

1:16:15that deep because there's entire teams

1:16:17at Mattel to prevent things like this

1:16:19from happening.

1:16:20>> Okay. Yeah,

1:16:22>> cuz you've ran [ __ ] Mattel.

1:16:23>> That's right.

1:16:24>> You know, you've ran a company.

1:16:25>> That's right. That Facebook business

1:16:27degree.

1:16:27>> Yeah. Right.

1:16:28>> Y [ __ ] out of here.

1:16:30>> Yeah.

1:16:30>> I bet sales are going to go up.

1:16:33>> That's going to be a

1:16:34>> I mean, considering what the [ __ ]

1:16:35going on.

1:16:36>> Yeah. No [ __ ] Okay. Okay. Well, a

1:16:38little bit more tinfoil for you. Okay.

1:16:41>> Klouse Barbie, the butcher of Leon.

1:16:45Okay. Nicholas Klaus Barbie was the

1:16:47chief of the Gustapo in Leon, France, a

1:16:51vital center of the French resistance

1:16:53during World War II. He was responsible

1:16:55for the execution and murder of 4,000

1:16:59individuals um and the deportation of

1:17:027,500 Jews um the majority of whom

1:17:05perished in Ashawitz. Um I don't know if

1:17:08Claus Barbie is related to the Barbie

1:17:10line. All right. I don't know.

1:17:14Barbie can't handle no fans these days.

1:17:15>> That's what I'm saying, dude.

1:17:16>> You can't cheer for Barbie.

1:17:18>> They're cheering for that strong female

1:17:20athlete.

1:17:23>> I I think this is one of the dumbest

1:17:25things I've ever [ __ ] seen in my

1:17:26life.

1:17:26>> Yeah. Yeah.

1:17:27>> Like Like real talk. Like if you if this

1:17:30concerns you and you are upset about

1:17:33this, you need more [ __ ] going on in

1:17:34your own life.

1:17:36>> Yeah.

1:17:36>> For real.

1:17:37>> Yeah. Go do what the French do. Smoke a

1:17:38sig and drink some wine.

1:17:39>> Yeah. Calm the [ __ ] down.

1:17:40>> That's right. Now, if she was wearing

1:17:43the whole [ __ ] get up,

1:17:44>> that's right.

1:17:45>> You know, and all that [ __ ] you might

1:17:48have a case.

1:17:48>> Yeah, she had a German Shepherd with

1:17:50her. A little different. You know what

1:17:51I'm saying,

1:17:54>> bro? She had a broughtw worst, you know,

1:17:56like

1:17:56>> Yeah,

1:17:58snicker doodle. You know what I'm

1:18:00saying? [ __ ] what do they call those

1:18:01things?

1:18:01>> That's a [ __ ] cookie.

1:18:02>> Golden slagger.

1:18:04>> Golden schlagger. Okay, you're just

1:18:05throwing out all the German [ __ ]

1:18:06>> All the [ __ ] German sound.

1:18:07>> The three things you know that sound

1:18:08German.

1:18:10[ __ ] Guinness.

1:18:12>> I know. Zoom in on that again. Zoom in

1:18:14on that again. No, it's [ __ ]

1:18:16>> I don't even give a [ __ ] if they are

1:18:18anyway.

1:18:19>> Don't buy it. It's capitalism.

1:18:21>> That's right.

1:18:22>> Don't buy it.

1:18:23>> That's right.

1:18:24>> We're bar we're boycotting Mattel. [ __ ]

1:18:26Cool.

1:18:27>> Yeah.

1:18:27>> I'm sure they're going to go out of

1:18:28business.

1:18:29>> That's right. That's right.

1:18:30>> I'm sure you're going to [ __ ] ruin

1:18:32Barbie that's been around since the 19

1:18:34fucking50s,

1:18:36you know. Well, how long has Barbie been

1:18:38around?

1:18:42Z, bring it in here. Let's get the 1959.

1:18:47She threw away all her German [ __ ] after

1:18:49after the war.

1:18:51>> That's right. It was made in Argentina.

1:18:52They went [ __ ]

1:18:53>> I mean, she is blonde hair, blue eyes.

1:18:55>> Yeah.

1:18:56>> Yeah.

1:18:58>> What's that?

1:19:03>> Yeah.

1:19:05>> Barbie is part of America, dude.

1:19:07bar. When people think America women,

1:19:10they think of Barbie, bro.

1:19:12That's why That's why when like blonde

1:19:13women go to [ __ ] like other

1:19:15countries, they get [ __ ] bombarded.

1:19:17>> Yeah. Well, okay. Here is this. So, the

1:19:19creator Ruth Handler, the co-founder of

1:19:22Mattel, designed Barbie after seeing her

1:19:24daughter play with paper dolls. The

1:19:26design was modeled on the German build

1:19:30Lily doll.

1:19:31>> Oh.

1:19:31>> Oh, [ __ ] That is

1:19:34>> Is this like a real story?

1:19:35>> No, this is real. This is like a big

1:19:37deal.

1:19:37>> This is This is real.

1:19:39>> How did Mattel come out and apologize?

1:19:41>> I haven't seen anything just yet.

1:19:43>> I [ __ ] hope they don't.

1:19:48Yeah.

1:19:50Oh man. Dollar per Barbie. You're going

1:19:53to be rich. Yeah.

1:19:56Well,

1:19:58I want to see what this uh German doll

1:20:00looks like.

1:20:08Oh [ __ ] All right, Barbie. Let's go

1:20:10party.

1:20:12That's a German doll.

1:20:13>> This is the German build Lily doll.

1:20:17>> Yeah.

1:20:18>> I knew you were going to click on that

1:20:19one.

1:20:19>> Why?

1:20:20>> Cuz it's showing boobies.

1:20:25>> They're kind of creepy looking though,

1:20:27dog. I'm like,

1:20:27>> bro, all dolls are creepy.

1:20:29>> Yeah,

1:20:29>> dolls are one of the creepiest things

1:20:31ever, dude.

1:20:33Yep.

1:20:37Every day

1:20:38>> a Barbie.

1:20:43>> Click on that one there. Hold on. Hold

1:20:45on.

1:20:46>> The third one over

1:20:47>> this one.

1:20:47>> That one. It says, "Meet Lily, the

1:20:49high-end German call girl."

1:20:56>> That's crazy.

1:20:57>> Yeah,

1:21:00that's crazy.

1:21:02Yep.

1:21:05Yep.

1:21:08Yep.

1:21:10>> Well,

1:21:12>> that's wild.

1:21:14>> I don't know. Cry about it.

1:21:15>> Yeah. That's right. That's right.

1:21:17>> I mean, [ __ ] dude. Do whatever the [ __ ]

1:21:18you got to do. You're just mad that

1:21:20Barbie don't have blue [ __ ] hair, you

1:21:23know, and that she's not 100 pounds

1:21:24overweight.

1:21:25>> That's right.

1:21:25>> Bitching at Ken. That's right. That's

1:21:27right. Looking for her baby daddies.

1:21:29>> Yeah.

1:21:32Yeah, man. Well, thumbs down to that.

1:21:34That was dumb as [ __ ]

1:21:34>> That is dumb. That is dumb.

1:21:36>> Find something better,

1:21:37>> dude. If that's what you're mad about,

1:21:39you literally do not have enough going

1:21:40on in your life.

1:21:42>> For real, dude.

1:21:43>> Like, I can't imagine walking through a

1:21:46store. I don't have time to go to

1:21:47[ __ ] store. So, I certainly can't

1:21:49imagine to go through the store and see

1:21:51some packaging and be like, "Oh my god,

1:21:52it's [ __ ] Hitler."

1:21:54>> That's right. That's right. He's coming

1:21:54to get us.

1:21:55>> He's [ __ ] Hitler.

1:21:56>> He's trying He's trying to get

1:21:57>> from the dead. I bet Hitler owns the toy

1:21:59company. I bet that's what it is.

1:22:01>> That's right. Boycott him.

1:22:02>> Same [ __ ] driving a [ __ ] Volkswagen.

1:22:05>> You know what I'm saying?

1:22:06>> Or getting into her BMW.

1:22:07>> Getting in her [ __ ] Mercedes. Doesn't

1:22:09even [ __ ] know the difference.

1:22:11You know what I'm saying? For real. She

1:22:13probably drives some [ __ ] Dude, this

1:22:16is how people are. They don't even know

1:22:17the [ __ ] Which, by the way, Mercedes

1:22:18makes awesome cars. Why the [ __ ] would I

1:22:20not drive one?

1:22:20>> Mhm.

1:22:21>> Capitalism.

1:22:22>> That's right. That's right. Hell yeah,

1:22:24man. Yeah. Well, guys,

1:22:26>> you think you could make your Tesla

1:22:28voice can you you make your Tesla voice

1:22:30Hitler voice? You could. That'd be

1:22:32[ __ ] funny.

1:22:37>> Now,

1:22:38>> you know, one of the biggest problems is

1:22:39is that, dude, most people just haven't

1:22:41done any research into World War II at

1:22:43all about anything other than what they

1:22:45were taught in school. And what they

1:22:46were taught in school was 100%

1:22:48propaganda.

1:22:50It's

1:22:50>> the truth. Real [ __ ] dog. Yeah, man.

1:22:54Well, guys, Andy, that's all I got. All

1:22:57right.

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