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making with science! Things

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kids across the nation, With science!

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plastic flesh, With science!

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buys a scam, no one buys a scam, My

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fetishization! Is

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it real? A bastard

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science! Gender

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with science! Clearly

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and people who menstruate, My

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actualization! It's all

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for sure! When does it stop?

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penis from my hand, Who said that I am

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demented? With

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science!

3:59

kind of like Carly Fiorina when

4:02

she had her first debate. And I don't know if you know this, PETA

4:04

is the biggest euthanizer of animals in Virginia. We're going to do an

4:06

entire segment on why,

4:09

a lot of you know that you hate PETA, but you don't know why.

4:11

I will give you justification because it

4:14

is righteous to hate if you hate evil

4:16

and PETA is evil question to you. Is

4:18

it morally wrong to have racial dating preferences?

4:21

Now that's not all Hunter has. So

4:27

is that wrong? And then I'll have a follow up when

4:29

we discuss

4:29

Hunter Biden. That's what

4:32

we call foreshadowing. I'm a

4:34

regular Orwell. Number two, he's here,

4:36

CEO, Gerald, how are you, sir? I am doing. You

4:38

were angry with the crashing. I

4:40

was swearing in text messages, which I don't do.

4:43

You usually do not do because you don't want a written record.

4:45

You get hacked. But everything's fine.

4:48

Which by the way, Toolman

4:51

in the WhatsApp, you might want to tone down the racial

4:53

epithets. Just tone it

4:56

down because the NSA is watching. And

4:59

in third chair today.

4:59

I'm

5:02

sorry. Do you got it there? I'm fine. Third

5:05

chair, bring it in. You're

5:07

going to know this when you hear it. He is the best

5:09

in the business. I say the goat as far as stand up comedy.

5:11

You can see him at the Funny Bone, St. Charles,

5:14

Missouri tomorrow. The Funny Bone

5:16

in St. Louis on Saturday. Go

5:18

to nickdip.com to find all of his tour dates.

5:20

And his show is here on Mucklub now at 5 p.m.

5:22

Eastern. Nick DePaulo, how are you, sir? Good. What

5:25

did you say about toning down racial stuff? Not

5:28

you, dude. Did I leave now? It doesn't apply to

5:30

you because you have Sicilian in your background, so it's okay. No,

5:33

Italian, not Sicilian. Well, I can say it

5:35

because I

5:36

have a cousin who's gay. Chaz

5:40

Bono. Yes. Yeah,

5:42

oh gosh. Well, I hope Chaz Bono goes skiing.

5:45

Why does he get intro music?

5:47

Yeah, everyone gets intro music. It

5:50

worked the way it does when they bring you up at a comedy club

5:52

to music. Exactly. The sound guy's like taking

5:54

a dump and get the last three seconds

5:56

of a snoozing song. Well, it's 4.20 today.

7:59

So let me give you a quick just recap

8:02

and then we'll dissect it point by point This is

8:05

what Vivek Ramaswami did to

8:07

Don Lemon

8:08

compare that to 1865 in 1964 I

8:14

think it's insulting to black people. It's insulting to

8:16

me as an African American I don't want to sit here and argue with you

8:18

because it's infuriating for you to put that to

8:20

put those things together. It's not right

8:23

Your telling of history is wrong Black

8:26

people secured their freedoms after

8:28

the Civil War is a historical fact I just study

8:30

it only after their Second Amendment rights were secured

8:33

I think that you're regarding you as a fellow citizen

8:35

you're sitting here whatever ethnicity

8:37

you are explaining to me Like

8:40

to be black whatever Now I would say

8:43

that Don Lemon just had to bend over and take it but

8:45

he'd like he liked it He likes that so it's not like

8:47

I don't the punishment has to be different bend over

8:49

and not the punishment is he has to be draped in Kathy

8:52

Ireland posters

8:53

Sex

8:55

with a woman. Yes No

8:58

Gerald that would be rape Requiem

9:01

for a dream what's wrong with you? Boy

9:06

I was measured before I am not Don

9:08

Lemon was not prepared for this This is

9:11

the beauty of coming up as an underdog. He was caught

9:13

completely flat-footed That

9:15

was a lot of fun to watch you watch you watch this right

9:17

to Nick that I watch and I scored

9:20

it I Was

9:23

he still around

9:23

this fucking idiot who's my friend

9:26

I mean this fella Well

9:30

teenagers cursed Sorry

9:33

about the language folks, I

9:35

don't you're not a fan of the Don Lemon

9:38

Who is other than a you know a

9:40

couple of drag queens? The

9:42

guy kiss at a Long Island bar one night, but

9:45

which one? Kevin

9:50

James, I don't know what it's like John Jacob Jingle

9:52

Heimerschmitt everyone's like that's me watching

9:54

right now Every single man in Long Island, but

9:57

that's his it sorry, but that's his answer

9:59

to Vivek

9:59

You have to be black to under see right

10:02

can't have this conversation unless you that

10:04

is just hack and tired and I

10:06

know and he Doesn't realize that it doesn't play very well But

10:08

the good thing is it doesn't play well to you know the five audience

10:11

members So let we're going to go through this actually so we

10:13

give you a little more context kind of a play-by-play We expect to

10:15

see a lot more from Vivek so it's time to introduce our new

10:17

segment the flying V I

10:25

Spared

10:29

no expense no expense Watch

10:35

Donald Trump's gonna get ideas and I'm like hey,

10:38

okay, you know it's knuckle puck time Love

10:43

his knuckle puck I Change

10:48

it to the flying tea though come on let's go Let's

10:51

go through a few these clips where you have a little bit

10:53

longer here and by the way Just hit the share button

10:55

if you're watching

10:55

on YouTube head on over to rumble if you can but just share

10:58

like Comment whatever it is we can just yeah,

11:01

okay There's

11:03

your old demonstration there there you go visual

11:06

aids or as Don Lemon calls them just

11:09

AIDS Just a

11:11

that's why he's shrinking, but he still has the next skin It

11:14

looks like a turtle who came out and then went back

11:16

and do his shell, but his shell wasn't there anymore

11:25

Huh

11:29

I think I said it on stage gotta be right

11:31

after I dated him I said You

11:35

and every cab driver in Queens yeah another

11:38

unsatisfied customer yeah I Don

11:42

Lemon just he is is he New York as

11:44

in New York yeah, what's there? Yeah, is he New

11:46

York or DC anywhere? There's a bathhouse yes,

11:49

exactly in New York kids if you see something blow

11:51

something that's done Just

11:53

straight to Alright

11:55

so

11:55

lemon had a few of his go-to

11:58

attacks. He said that as a black man,

12:00

which, you know, we'll take him at his word, that

12:03

Ramaswami's telling of history was infuriating

12:05

specifically because he's black. John, I think we have

12:07

to be able to talk about these issues in the open, regardless

12:09

of the color of our skin. Black Americans

12:11

today to say that, compare that to 1865 and 1964, absolutely have

12:13

equal rights

12:17

in this country. I think it's insulting to

12:19

black people. It's insulting to me as an African American. I don't

12:21

want to sit here and argue with you because it's infuriating for

12:23

you to put those things together. Look

12:25

at the loot writing. She's like, oh gosh. Is it

12:28

right? Just write something. You're

12:29

wrong. You're not even looking at the civil

12:32

war. You're

12:34

making people think that the war is fighting for

12:37

black people to get guns. For black people

12:39

to have civil war was fought for black people in this

12:41

country to get freedoms. A noble mission.

12:43

Hey, you know what? That seems like it should be self explanatory, but

12:46

Don Lum doesn't agree. Yeah, by the way, she was writing down her recipe

12:48

for Long Island ice tea for her girlfriend. Don's

12:51

doing it again.

12:52

There's no actual ice tea. What? There's

12:55

no actual ice tea in a Long Island. I see. How did we

12:57

learn something new every day? Learn something new every day. No,

13:00

you don't. Vivek

13:03

actually countered that with, again,

13:05

this is one of those things where they try and bring you into identity politics.

13:08

He did a great job in not doing that. He avoided

13:10

that bait. And this, again, we've talked about

13:12

the oppression Olympics. We have a leaderboard, but Don Lemon

13:14

thinks as the whitest African American

13:17

since Carl Winslow, he somehow has the

13:19

ethic card that trumps Vivek, who

13:21

is Indian American. So Vivek,

13:24

and pronounce that right, Vivek? I think Vivek.

13:27

Vivek Vivek, who cares?

13:28

Ramaswami is much more fun. The good news is

13:31

that he won't be offended by me getting his name wrong.

13:33

He's not that kind of guy. But yeah, sure, whatever. It's

13:35

a weird name. So he countered with the fact that

13:37

the Second Amendment, and this is true, by the way, will give you

13:39

some historical context, has helped black

13:42

Americans and specifically helped black

13:44

Americans earn their freedom.

13:46

Black people secured their freedoms

13:48

after the Civil War. It is a historical fact, Don.

13:51

Just study it. Only after their Second Amendment rights

13:53

were secured. They were not secured their freedoms

13:55

after the Civil War. It's not you. You are discounting

13:58

the reconstruction. You're discounting a whole.

15:59

to disarm black people or the people who

16:02

you say are fascists who say let's give the

16:04

people who we oppress according to you the

16:06

ability to have firearms and

16:08

people say well should blacks have a magazine capacity ban? No

16:11

they should have everything the white people have. I think

16:13

that's big mistake. Hindsight

16:15

is 20-20. You ate black. Of

16:18

course Lemon then made it all about race.

16:24

I think we should be able to express our views regardless

16:27

of the color of our skin. We should have this debate

16:29

without me regarding you as a black man. But

16:31

you regarding you as a fellow citizen. You're

16:34

sitting here whatever ethnicity you are explaining

16:36

to me. Whatever ethnicity I'm on. Whatever

16:39

ethnicity I'm on. I'll tell you what I am. I'm an

16:42

Indian American. I'm proud of it. But I think we

16:44

should have this debate. Black, white, doesn't matter. I think we

16:46

should have this debate. On the content of the ideas. You should do

16:48

it in

16:49

an honest way. Oh what a...

16:51

I'm not a boob guy. He couldn't say

16:53

man's plan. He couldn't say white's plan. So

16:56

you, whatever ethnicity you are,

16:58

explain to... Okay, let

17:00

me ask you this. As I understand

17:02

it, you guys can fact check me if I'm wrong. I believe

17:05

that Rama Swamy, his parents

17:07

were first generation immigrants. If

17:08

I'm not mistaken. I believe it was his parents. At the

17:10

furthest it was his grandparents. I believe he was born in the United

17:13

States. But his parents migrated here. Let me ask you this. While

17:15

we're playing the oppression Olympics. Yeah. Who do

17:17

you think had it worse? You

17:18

think his parents who came from India? India

17:21

still sucks today to be clear. Or

17:24

Don Lemon's parents. While we say I'm talking about

17:26

my forefathers. He's talking about his parents. Now my

17:28

point is no one has a monopoly

17:31

on oppression. But Don Lemon, this

17:33

is when it falls apart. It's white's

17:35

plane, man's plane. And he's sitting across from a

17:37

man who is darker in skin

17:39

color than him. I thought I had the tint off on my TV.

17:42

Yes. Don Lemon's that white. And

17:44

he's like whatever ethnicity you are, explain.

17:47

There you go. That's how you know that it's an ideology

17:50

in ruins at this point. But it's funny to watch. Ricky

17:52

Ricardo speaking to Lucy. He's got some

17:54

splannin to do. I don't know. Where does he

17:56

come up with that? It's just like why would you even go to that point?

17:59

He's not trying to India.

17:59

Indian's plane if that's what you're trying to say to you

18:02

he was trying to tell you facts explaining

18:05

it say you are gay yes Indians

18:09

are gonna save this country folks So I was

18:11

on the phone last night at 3 in the morning with the

18:13

guy in Calcutta Yes, I tell me how to

18:15

get semen out of a mousepad. Yeah. Well, that's the

18:17

problem with you weren't calling sprint customer

18:20

service We're calling a sex hotline Most

18:23

customer service lines are not eight six six numbers. Yeah,

18:25

have you tonight club soda by face? club

18:27

soda and soul

18:29

He was first generation, so you're right his

18:32

parents were first. Sorry. So he's a second

18:34

generation warning, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cincinnati,

18:36

Ohio Our

18:45

country's bad and don lemons

18:47

gay all right I Would

18:51

love it if they just have that's a big like they welcome

18:53

next time it's some guy the driver and it just has a sense

18:55

It's lemonade. So For

18:59

you this for

18:59

you Why is that because

19:02

you are because you are gay and you have aids.

19:05

You know you have the aids So

19:07

I make this I'm lemonade so you understand

19:09

you have a wait a minute You

19:12

can save that be gonna upset when I said fuck Prig

19:18

you said lemonade actually I'm gonna steal it

19:23

So then Don Lemon He

19:25

then tried to belittle which didn't work very well Ramaswami

19:28

when he mentioned that the NRA

19:29

did help blacks and by the way, this is the fact

19:32

check We're going to give you that

19:34

the NRA has helped black Americans exercise

19:36

their right to bear arms now What Don Lemon just says is that's

19:39

not true. Okay now spoiler alert.

19:41

He's wrong I'll explain it to you, but watch the interaction

19:44

you are discounting the Reconstruction

19:46

you're discounting a whole host of things

19:48

that happen after the Civil War when it comes to

19:50

African Americans including the whole reason

19:53

That the Civil Rights Movement happened is because black

19:55

people did not secure their freedoms after the Civil

19:57

War and that things turned around people

19:59

to change the freedoms that were supposed to work and reconstruct.

20:02

And you know how they got it? They got their second amendment rights

20:04

and they actually got the NRA played a big role in that. But

20:06

today down the line. The NRA did not play a big

20:08

role in that. The NRA trained black Americans how to use firearms. That's

20:10

a lie. That's not. The NRA did not play a big role

20:12

in that. This is just historical fact. But down the part that I find.

20:15

Just because you say it's historical fact. The part that I find insulting

20:17

is when you say today black Americans don't

20:19

have those rights after we have gone through. Now

20:22

here's the thing. Don Lemon is so incapable

20:25

of arguing on the merits that he becomes like

20:28

a bitchy girl. But here's the thing. He doesn't

20:29

say that's not correct. He says that's

20:32

a lie. A lie attributes intent. Now

20:34

I guarantee you that if

20:35

it could have said hold on a second you're lying here because

20:38

Don Lemon did lie. This is just a fact

20:40

that Don Lemon disagreed with. And by the way someone can have a

20:42

fact that's wrong and it doesn't mean they're lying.

20:44

So right away that's a subtle attack

20:46

on character.

20:48

What do you think would happen if a white guy just did that to Don Lemon? I mean

20:50

we did. They're not going to do anything because it's par for the course.

20:52

As a general rule they'll decry racism.

20:54

Here's the truth. The NRA? They've done a lot

20:57

for black people by the way. They helped, let's

20:59

give you some anecdotal examples. All references are available at Lattowthcutter.com.

21:02

Otis McDonald. They helped

21:04

him legally carry his own gun in Chicago

21:07

which must be the only legal gun in Chicago.

21:11

They ruled, the court ruled

21:13

that the Second Amendment applied to states and it invalidated

21:16

a handgun ban in Chicago for

21:18

a black man.

21:19

Just to be clear they've done a lot. And also you need to understand

21:21

that this was important for freed slaves

21:23

at that point because there still were Southern Democrats

21:25

slaveholders, former slaveholders who

21:27

were trying to recapture them, who were trying to lynch

21:29

them. And so if you look at the history it was very important

21:32

for those in the Republican Party, people on the

21:34

right who believed that they should be free to ensure that

21:36

they had the Second Amendment as everyone else did.

21:39

Didn't get it all right. It's true. There was a

21:41

Civil Rights Act. That's true.

21:42

But it's a start.

21:44

And this is my favorite part.

21:46

Don Lemon got so flustered. I don't know if you saw he got

21:49

so flustered that

21:51

his makeup started running. Yes. You're

21:55

wearing makeup too Nick. We all are. His powder.

21:57

My balls. We all are.

21:59

Which I don't know, by the way, if they're

22:02

getting that shiny, you might want to go to a doctor. It's

22:04

not normal. The

22:07

exchange here, when its producers got

22:09

lemon mad, because they were trying to, a lot of you don't

22:11

know this, they have earpieces, and producers often try and feed

22:13

these people arguments. Here's it in real time.

22:16

Black people today, compared to 1964,

22:19

1865, haven't made progress in part because of the freedoms

22:21

we secured. And the Second Amendment was part of the security of that freedom.

22:24

Well, I think what I was saying, I cannot keep a thought if you

22:26

guys are talking to me in my ear. So, hang on one second. So,

22:28

to say that black people,

22:29

say what you said again. I

22:32

can't keep a job if somebody's not talking

22:34

to me. What was I saying? And here's the

22:36

thing, though, in his defense, it

22:39

can get very chaotic. You know, when I was at Fox News for

22:41

a few years, they would try and use that a lot, and

22:43

it gets difficult. And we actually here obtained

22:45

exclusive audio of Don's

22:48

earpiece and what the producers were saying. Black

22:51

people today, compared to 1964, 1865, haven't

22:54

made progress in part because of the freedoms we

22:56

secured. And the Second Amendment was part

22:58

of the security of that freedom.

22:59

I cannot keep a thought if you guys are talking to me in my ear. So,

23:02

hang on one second. So, to say that black

23:04

people, say what you said again. I

23:07

heard some of it.

23:08

Yeah, wait, we were supposed to bleep their audio.

23:12

Where's the bleep? Uh-oh, someone

23:14

back there. Someone's getting fired from CNN. I got it! Way

23:17

off. Okay, I thought

23:20

there was another video clip. No, so. Let's

23:23

look at the gun control measures that have been pushed. Sometimes

23:27

things are written for the bleep. But

23:30

you have to rely on people hitting

23:32

the bleep! We're angry.

23:35

I apologize. Come on, guys. I

23:37

apologize. I'm pissed now. So,

23:42

let's look at some of the specific historical

23:44

gun control measures that were aimed exclusively at blacks,

23:47

from Democrats. There was a decision of

23:49

the United States versus Cruikshank in 1872, which limited the rights

23:51

of blacks, by the way, to exercise

23:54

their Second Amendment rights. Specifically blacks. There

23:57

was a Tennessee Army Navy law in 1879 that protected blacks.

23:59

prohibited the sale of all but the most expensive

24:02

handguns at the time because they knew again when you're talking

24:04

about people who are slaves or former slaves that they can't afford those.

24:06

There were gun control laws across the

24:09

country, by the way, that existed that were aimed at slaves. And then, of course,

24:11

you have the democratic cities today that

24:13

restrict law-abiding citizens' ability to keep and bear arms

24:15

in places like New York, Philadelphia,

24:18

Baltimore, Chicago. But guess what? We

24:20

don't talk about black on black crime. Because if we talk about

24:22

that, then we actually contrast that.

24:24

We look at where it converges with the mass shooting

24:26

numbers. Well, all of a sudden, the stats become a little bit inconvenient.

24:29

The Democrats

24:29

deliberately disarmed black Americans for

24:32

a very long time. They're doing it today

24:34

with the same results. There we go.

24:36

All right. Makes sense. Any move

24:39

on or anything else? I think we'll move on. Any other? Are

24:41

you still checking to make sure the rumble server's working or anything? I

24:43

think we're good, yeah. I can see that Gerald is in a bad mood.

24:47

He's on edge. What can I do, Gerald? What

24:49

can I do to make you new? Nothing! You're in a room

24:52

with me and Nick DiPaolo, and you're the grumpy cat.

24:55

That's a fair point. You

24:58

can't see his face. He's just perspective I

25:00

needed. Anything

25:02

tech-wise. Yeah, yeah,

25:04

yeah. Put it on. I don't even know what you guys are

25:06

talking about half the time.

25:07

Mug club and shit. I have no idea.

25:10

I go, I guess that's part of it. They go, where do you find your

25:12

show, Nick? I have no idea. Call it his father. People

25:14

can watch your show, and they can find it the free

25:16

part, just like they could on iTunes, everywhere else.

25:18

And then there's an extended portion on

25:21

Mug Club. So there's actually more free

25:23

content than ever, and then additional

25:25

content if you want to support it. Yeah, absolutely. Coming along.

25:27

And by the way, that's probably a good spot for this. This will make me feel

25:29

better. Oh.

25:30

Talk about guns. Mr. Gunsingear, we actually

25:32

have his first video coming, I think, next

25:35

Thursday. Next Thursday. Wow, great. Have

25:37

the same kind of thing. You have a little bit free, a

25:39

little bit behind the paywall there. So Mr. Gunsingear. A

25:41

little bit in Mug Club. Yeah, I'm excited about that. And

25:44

none of this happens without anyone. Even if you're like, I don't know if I

25:46

want to watch an extra 45 minutes. Well, then you

25:48

get no minutes, because it all goes away. Let's

25:51

move on to Hunter Biden. This is always fun.

25:55

How is this man still walking free, Nick? I

25:57

don't know, but what we're about to talk about.

26:00

Sort of makes me like them. I have to am I supposed

26:02

to have problems that he uses racial

26:04

slurs Can we stop pretending? Yeah

26:07

that we don't talk like this. Well my more so

26:09

problem is that he's trying to I'm speaking for all Do you in here trying

26:12

to purchase

26:13

said racial slurs? Yeah my problem or so

26:15

trafficking them? Yeah Yeah,

26:17

you know, that's the issue like you can use racial

26:19

slurs. You just don't want to you know, buy people So,

26:23

okay, you got a good point I'll

26:26

concede on that The

26:30

left wants to make it about words our issues

26:32

with actions And

26:34

Yakuza based on the tech issues. You're at the ready here

26:36

tonight, right? You're good with that You know what we got coming up. All

26:38

right So an IRS

26:41

special agent has requested

26:43

whistleblower status As

26:45

it relates to the hunter Biden investigation My

26:49

client wants to come forward to Congress He's

26:51

ready to be questioned about what he knows

26:53

and what he experienced under the proper legal

26:56

protections Attorney Mark Leidl's

26:58

client is a supervisory special

27:00

agent at the IRS who's prepared

27:02

to tell Congress the Investigation

27:05

he's been working on has been hampered by

27:07

what he thinks is special treatment typical

27:10

steps that a law enforcement investigator

27:13

would take were compromised

27:15

because of political Considerations

27:17

now, let me just be really clear There's not a whole

27:18

lot new other than he's a criminal and

27:20

there's been preferential treatment and there won't

27:23

be any Investigation until you guys actually demand

27:25

it until something that's a legitimate investigation. This

27:27

is all kabuki theater Well until somebody

27:29

comes forward like this, right? So that's that's a good thing

27:31

that's nice coming forward to say. Hey, this is special

27:33

treatment something's going on here I'm like really right

27:36

like the lead but it's special treatment based on what we already know

27:38

correct That's the issue. Yeah, and the issue

27:40

is if you know it if we know it for credit Giuliani

27:43

showed the hunter Biden laptop on this show for

27:45

the very first time ever on television We told

27:47

you that we were super he was sitting

27:48

here by zoom. He was like boy. I have

27:51

the hundreds laptop right here I'm like

27:54

What that

27:55

is that's the laptop yeah the FBI

27:58

when they rated my my pen house

27:59

So everything is set for laptop. What the?

28:02

What the hell is julian? And I said, I was like, that's

28:04

the laptop. Yeah, I'm like, have you shown it? Has

28:06

anyone else seen it? He's like, I suppose

28:08

your guess is a good minor. No.

28:13

And you reveal it on a comedy show, Rudy? Next

28:17

time you do that, have some hair coloring dripping down on

28:20

it. Oh my gosh. And

28:22

that was the end. I love him too, by the way. Yeah, Rudy's

28:25

a fun guy. He's a fun guy. He's a little bit hard

28:27

to corral in sometimes, really. All right, we gotta stay on point.

28:29

Have you heard my new podcast? No. So

28:34

we'll move on here though. By the way, hit the rumble button, hit

28:36

the rumble button, hit the, it vibrates the whole thing and

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their servers weren't working this morning because of, thank you,

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because of you. But last week,

28:43

no, last day of free month club. Tomorrow, technically,

28:46

we appreciate you signing up, joining, supporting. And

28:49

let's get to the hiding. Let's

28:51

get to the hiding, Biden news. The leaked

28:54

texts with his cousin, Caroline

28:57

Biden. He, so

28:59

there are a lot of things there, but I'm always amazed that the left

29:02

doesn't care. Sort of like Premonister Blackface, there

29:04

would be an outrage if someone on the right did this.

29:06

Of course, which tells you it's just about scoring political points.

29:08

When people say cancel culture is accountability culture,

29:10

what they really mean is that it's a catch

29:13

someone doing something in a landscape

29:15

of ever-changing rules culture. Because

29:17

if there was accountability culture, if that

29:19

existed, well, Caroline Biden

29:22

was part of these texts and Hunter Biden referred

29:24

to Asians repeatedly as yellow.

29:26

Yeah, they were all yellow.

29:28

Yep. Great band. You

29:31

know how I know your gay journal. And

29:34

the exchange took place, again, I'm not bothered

29:36

by the fact that he said yellow.

29:38

Yeah, they were all yellow.

29:40

Gonna be all day. He means it every time. Chicken

29:42

shit. The

29:45

problem was that this took place when Caroline

29:47

was trying to set Hunter up with her model

29:50

friends, and they may not necessarily just be

29:52

models like runway.

29:54

The guy purchased a lot of

29:56

hookers, and the guy engaged, we know this,

29:58

with sexting with his niece.

31:59

Yes, exactly. I like when she sounds

32:02

like the racist. I got a German named

32:04

Denise. Yes. Hunter goes, yeah, if I

32:06

want somebody to shit on me, I'll call my dad.

32:12

That's

32:14

PG-13 if you're a psycho. Yes. It's

32:16

PG-13 in the Biden White House. Yes.

32:18

I mean, you must be under 13 to get in the shower

32:20

with them. They use a different rating

32:24

system.

32:26

I think he's a pedophile. Pedophile?

32:29

Yeah. Paid. to

32:33

Rumble. If you see this. Where's

32:35

that?

32:35

There it is. All right,

32:37

that's enough. Head on over to Rumble. I think that people

32:39

have asked me this. Look, and we'll take your chat Thursday.

32:42

Do I think that former Vice

32:44

President Biden is a pedophile?

32:46

Yes. People have asked you this? Yes. Mr.

32:49

Trump? No, people ask me like, do you actually think he... Yes.

32:53

Yes. Yes.

32:55

Yes, I do. Do you? Yes.

32:58

There's video evidence. Yeah, no, I need video

33:01

until he starts banging one of those granddaughters. I mean...

33:04

No, of course he is. Correct. He took

33:06

the shower with his daughter. He kisses his goddaughter

33:08

on the mouth. He also kisses his not

33:10

goddaughter on the mouth, but someone else's goddaughter on the

33:13

mouth. All the daughters. No, that too.

33:16

Everyone. He kisses all the women on the mouth. Yes. Not

33:19

women, little girls. He strokes their hair and smells

33:21

their heads. What do we have to do? Yeah, I

33:23

know. I don't know when

33:25

you go, hey.

33:26

Yeah. That's

33:29

how we get him out of office. What you do is, you know, like

33:31

the monkey trap with the banana where they

33:33

grab it and they won't let go? Only in the cage in

33:35

the trap, you put an Annabelle doll and Joe

33:37

Biden will never be seen again.

33:42

By the way, these are the same... This is the same guy

33:44

who consistently called his white lawyer the N-word

33:46

in a text conversation. Again, I don't... I'm not saying

33:49

that that makes someone the devil incarnate.

33:51

What I'm saying is, where is the outrage from the left? They still

33:53

have them on ABC. They still give them the press tour. They still

33:56

supported his book. Hey, people make mistakes.

33:58

Megyn Kelly.

33:59

Keep in mind, Megan Kelly was canceled

34:02

because when she was on, I believe it was ABC or NBC.

34:04

NBC. It was NBC. She said,

34:07

look, I think there's a difference between blackface, when we were young,

34:09

for example, Halloween, we'd go out dressing up as Diana Ross,

34:11

not because we were trying to do blackface, because

34:13

we loved Diana Ross. We looked up to Diana Ross.

34:16

Is that such a bad thing? That was why

34:18

she was fired. This guy uses the N word

34:21

and

34:21

is purchasing yellow, sorry, not

34:23

yellow, prostitutes. It's a little yellow.

34:26

Everything, I regret that. Did you see the picture of her dressed up like

34:28

Diana Ross though, as a kid, Megan

34:30

Kelly with a bone through the nose. Yes. I

34:34

thought that was unfair. Yeah, exactly. Didn't depict

34:36

what the Supremes wrote. It was a little professional

34:38

wrestling. It's just not right. Yeah. Not

34:41

right. She also didn't have to do a minstrel show. Well, it

34:43

wasn't necessary. And I don't remember Diana Ross

34:45

ever saying, yes sir, boss, no boss, leave the

34:47

lad on. Is it minstrel or? I

34:50

think you said minstrel. I said minstrel.

34:53

Which one? You're just in a mood. No,

34:55

that's fair. Okay. Speaking

34:58

of moody, and not

35:00

speaking of minstrel, Sam Britten,

35:03

the kleptomaniac and Matt Damon in sixth

35:05

round of chemo look alike, also ex-Biden

35:08

nuclear waste chief. He's just

35:10

been ordered to undergo a mental health

35:12

evaluation. Oh, nice. Right? Good.

35:16

I mean, who's seen this one coming?

35:19

So here's a quote from New York Post. Britten, who was accused

35:21

of stealing luggage on at least two separate

35:23

occasions. No, no, no. He

35:25

was on camera. He was on camera

35:27

stealing luggage. Yeah, yes. I was like, was wearing the

35:29

lady's underwear when he was arrested. Acting like it's Clue.

35:32

No, we know he stole luggage.

35:34

Yeah, who did it? Yeah. Britten

35:37

and the Mr. Mustard at Terminal 7. Exactly.

35:41

It's like, well, we suspected that he stole luggage when

35:43

we caught him on camera. And then when

35:45

he told us, I steal luggage and

35:47

took us to his stolen luggage closet.

35:49

It's really a spare room. It's not even. Weird

35:52

hobby. Our suspicions were confirmed.

35:55

So stole luggage on two separate occasions has agreed

35:58

to undergo a mental health evaluation.

35:59

as a part of a Minnesota adult

36:02

diversion program. He

36:04

has also had to write an apology to

36:06

one of his victims. What? What

36:09

is he, five? I don't know. And

36:11

he just pushed his sister down? But

36:13

here's the thing, he also, this is something we've talked about

36:15

this, right? You're talking about a 42% attempted suicide rate, 41% attempted

36:18

suicide rate pre and post transition in the comorbidities

36:20

with people who are transgender, obviously

36:22

are through the roof. You don't find these statistics

36:24

anywhere else outside of people who are severely mentally unstable.

36:27

Again, you're probably seeing the YouTube dump button and you're watching

36:29

on Rumble. Thank you so much for being here because you're not allowed to

36:31

address the medical realities.

36:34

But we put these people in charge

36:36

in positions of authority. Think about the assistant

36:38

health secretary, right? Mitch

36:41

McConnell look alike, Rachel Levine.

36:44

So this is not something that would come up. Admiral.

36:46

Rachel. Admiral Levine. Rear Admiral

36:48

Rachel Levine. But you can't address the reality

36:50

of it. And so then you've ever heard the term

36:53

a pound of defense is worth 10,000 pounds of cure or

36:56

a pound of prevention? Yeah, that should apply

36:58

here. But instead

37:00

we just keep rocketing to the end of this cliff.

37:02

And then we're surprised when we fall off. So here's a video actually in May, 2021. To

37:05

give you an example, Britain, now having to undergo

37:07

a psych evaluation or mental health evaluation, participated

37:10

in a webinar about mental health

37:13

in the time of something, something, something COVID. That's how they

37:15

always shoehorn

37:15

it.

37:16

["The Real Clip"]

37:23

Sorry, honest mistake. Sorry. I

37:26

think we have the real clip. Here's Sam Britton, mental health. My

37:29

why of mental health is

37:31

because mine isn't always great. We,

37:34

before everyone joined, I started

37:36

with a smile. I'm surviving

37:38

with a smile. That is my mental health right

37:40

now. It is not thriving.

37:43

I will get there. You don't say. I will get there.

37:46

I will return. But right now it's survival.

37:48

And that reality

37:51

of at least I have the ability to survive

37:54

and that not all LGBT young people a

37:56

lot of all people out there. It's a talking

37:58

dick.

37:59

Are having that. means that we

38:01

have work left to do, right? Like that we have a

38:03

lot of effort to make sure that

38:05

a lot more folks don't have to just be surviving.

38:08

What is the survival thing? It's

38:11

the survival, it's the survival of the non-dickest.

38:14

What is this, it's survival. Now it's, we have

38:16

to survive. They wanna, like, where

38:18

is this trans-genocide when people talk

38:20

about it? It's not there. No, think of how irresponsible

38:23

that is. If they actually advocate, they tell

38:25

people that there's a genocide. There is nobody

38:27

going out there committing genocide

38:29

against transgender individuals.

38:32

Yeah, don't wear a belly shirt and a micro skirt

38:34

to a biker bar. That's a good

38:36

rule of thumb. So it's not there. Yeah, exactly, don't

38:38

trust like that and go to Chili's.

38:40

That's great. I hate

38:43

that place. And even then, I guarantee

38:45

you the bikers, they would cut

38:47

this person a wide swab. They can get

38:49

away with offing each other in a Vegas nightclub

38:52

and, you know, obviously, but this, like, oh, just you

38:54

are playing with fire if you go after a trans individual.

38:56

Yes. The only person trying to kill him is

38:58

him. Yes. Her. I

39:01

don't know, they. That person is trying to kill that person. Yeah, so

39:03

it's more people. Sorry. No, it is

39:05

more people. No, it is more people. It's five

39:07

people against one. They versus. Yes, exactly. They

39:09

versus him. They is appropriate

39:10

because Sam Britten identifies as we

39:13

are Legion. So. Why

39:16

am I speaking an ancient Sumerian? I don't know how this... Weird

39:19

Sanskrit. So here's the thing, just to be clear,

39:21

he's being made to undergo a mental health evaluation.

39:25

Just because we have to end this beautiful disclosure. For stealing

39:27

the luggage.

39:29

That is all he is undergoing, a mental health evaluation

39:31

for it. Yes. And nothing else. Yes.

39:35

Yes. And nothing else. Yes. Yes.

39:38

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

39:42

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

39:46

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

39:49

Yes. Yes. Yes.

39:51

Yes. Yes.

39:53

Yes. Yes. Luggage. Luggage.

39:59

All right. I'm stunned,

40:01

I get it. It's the first time I saw that montage. Remind

40:03

me of Rocky I. Yes. Yes. You

40:07

don't want to see what he does at the top of the Capitol stuff. No,

40:10

no, no. No. And

40:12

all the way up the mountain. Well, he

40:14

pogo-sticked up, and then just, yeah. I mean,

40:16

I don't know. I think I'm gonna MIT, too. I mean,

40:19

this is a perfect example. The idea of higher

40:21

education, and you end up like that. I know.

40:24

Ugh. Borderline genius sanity, but

40:26

he seems like a stupid fuck. I gotta... Let's

40:29

put

40:29

that guy in charge of nuclear waste. It's subjective,

40:32

Nick. That's your opinion. At

40:37

the very least, it's weird. No cameras

40:39

at a carousel at LaGuardia.

40:42

I'm pretty sure there are. And by the way, you might want to

40:44

make sure that there are no cameras at LaGuardia, because

40:46

I saw, I've heard the rumors. So

40:52

by the way, PETA, let's go to things that also

40:54

suck. PETA, this is something that's important, because they're

40:56

now, and I love this, though, that Budweiser

40:59

is getting it from all sides. They're

41:01

being boycotted by conservatives. And by the way, some people are

41:03

saying, actually, their stock value has gone up. Over,

41:06

well, here's the thing. This is not, the sales

41:09

are not going to be coming in until the next quarterly

41:11

earnings report. They're not gonna be coming in until the next sales call,

41:13

which is probably going to be in August. Right now, this is about people

41:16

basically trying to plump up the stock. The sales

41:18

are going to reflect the long-term future of Budweiser.

41:20

There are a lot of games that they can play, especially

41:23

as it relates to ESG. But if you look at

41:25

what's happening across the country when you're looking at bars,

41:27

when you're looking at places that are no longer stocking it, okay,

41:30

keep the pressure

41:31

on. I don't care what some Republicans tell

41:33

you. But they're also getting it from the other

41:35

side, from PETA.

41:37

Because PETA is furious about

41:40

the Clydesdales commercials.

41:43

Really? So especially after

41:45

Budweiser just tried to win you back without

41:47

apologizing by releasing

41:49

this generic, in case you've forgotten, we don't need

41:51

to run the whole thing, but Budweiser brought back the Clydesdales

41:54

in this new pseudo-patriotic

41:56

commercial, hoping that you forgot

41:58

that someone who was mentally deranged.

41:59

got their own commemorative can. Right.

42:11

Is that AOC? Let me tell you a story.

42:15

About how to ruin a company? About a beer. Hahaha. Rooted

42:18

in the heart of America. Oh

42:20

my God. You mean Belgium? Found in a community

42:24

where a handshake is a sure contract.

42:27

Now it's Don Lemon. It means more than that. Rooted for

42:29

those who found opportunity in challenge

42:32

and hope. That was Joe Scarborough, isn't it? Yes.

42:37

Raised by generations. Willing

42:40

to sip. Share. Risk.

42:46

Remember. Oh come

42:48

on. I didn't see that part. This

42:50

is a story. What did I miss? Bigger

42:53

than beer. This

42:56

is the

42:56

story of the American spirit.

42:59

Really? What does that even

43:01

mean? And by the way to a lot of people

43:03

out there who are you know the whole like I don't want to NASCAR

43:05

those people and I do mean this the middle Americans who are sometimes

43:08

just no Michelobas also ain't how's their Bush Bush

43:10

light I've seen some people say I'm pouring

43:12

out my bed light and I got my bus. You

43:17

have to be just bother to do a little bit of research. You're

43:20

required to be responsible as a consumer

43:22

today. Okay. That is required of you. Bush.

43:25

Those are beautiful animals are those clients. Has to. Oh

43:27

yeah. You know how they made the last one jump up

43:29

like a yeah. Yeah.

43:31

On the balls. On the rodeo. No

43:33

that's the Dylan Mulvaney. Yeah. That's

43:35

right. The thing that I was pissed about is that they

43:37

used 9 11 remembering. Yeah. Because they're

43:40

like hey let's tap into that for everybody. That's because Dylan

43:42

Mulvaney is the 9 11 of ambassadors.

43:45

It's right. I

43:48

take down both companies. Yeah. So

43:50

here's the thing. So they did this. And by the

43:52

way those Clydesdales that get treated unbelievably.

43:55

These are these are show horses. Yeah. Right.

43:58

These are not. So Pete is wrong.

43:59

in all facets, but here's something that you may not

44:02

know. Okay, you know they suck, but you may not know why

44:04

you absolutely despise PETA and they have

44:06

a storied history of

44:09

actually killing animals and also wanting to

44:11

take away your pets. Everything about PETA

44:13

is wrong and when you understand how much money they have

44:16

and how they play a role also in the environmental

44:18

lobbying organizations, which also by the way,

44:20

this is all connected, has played a role in what your dietary

44:23

guidelines are, which leads you to making

44:26

worse healthcare decisions and lead

44:28

you to having worse health parameters

44:30

and outcomes. You understand why this matters. PETA

44:32

should have no influence. Unfortunately, they have far more than you

44:34

know. So PETA

44:37

is now protesting Anhauser-Busch

44:40

for its use of the big horses. This is the

44:42

jumping off page. Free beer,

44:44

final

44:45

hour here. Free beer,

44:47

final hour here. You couldn't

44:50

get a date. They want

44:52

that horrible meal lady. I mean, and they get them

44:54

in their clothes. They don't look at their tails. Free

44:56

beer, final hour here. We

45:00

have about, there you go. Thank

45:02

you. Thank you. Bye. Bye.

45:06

Thank you. Thank you. There you

45:08

go. All right, Sam, you got a pro. All

45:11

right, Sam, you got a pro.

45:13

Budweiser has blood on its cans, whatever. Yay,

45:15

PETA. So PETA. Blood

45:17

on its cans. So does Hunter's dates

45:20

at the end of the night. Yes. So

45:23

Sam Brinton. So

45:26

PETA tweeted, instead of raising

45:28

a glass for Budweiser's 90th anniversary, we're raising

45:31

awareness of their cruel horse mutilation by passing

45:33

out 90 bottles of ripple white ale. Like

45:35

remember it was, they chose the crappy name. Remember

45:38

ripple blonde was in top secret. That was the wine that

45:40

burned down the glass. Just, it was, you'll

45:42

ripple blonde Sam. The

45:43

glass just dissolves. But

45:45

here's the thing, the crop tails, just so you understand,

45:48

sometimes there's a purpose for that, just to be

45:51

clear. I get it. I'm not a huge fan of it. So

45:53

for example, like Joe Louis, he's a Doug

45:55

Argentina. They often crop the ears

45:57

of the duck. Why? Because they were bred

45:59

to go.

45:59

out and hunt and protect the farms

46:02

in Argentina from more in cougar. You know what's worse than having

46:04

cropped ears? Having a cougar clot

46:06

and rip it out. Now Joe Louis doesn't hunt cougar, her

46:08

boar, so I don't need to crop his ears. The reason they

46:10

often crop tails, they do this with horses,

46:12

people can correct me if they're you know equestrians

46:14

out there, is that crap gets stuck

46:17

in there, it gets matted, and sometimes it also becomes a problem

46:19

if they're in a pen when they're traveling and gets caught.

46:22

It's for the better health

46:24

of the animal. It's like a horse

46:26

ponytail. Yes, exactly. Although many

46:29

instances from I don't speak for first-hand experience, it's sometimes

46:31

it's nice to have a handle.

46:35

So let's go through though everything that

46:38

is wrong with PETA and unfortunately

46:41

you may think that it doesn't affect you but it

46:43

does to a very large degree. So let's go through

46:45

five fast facts. Fast facts number five.

46:49

So PETA, they

46:51

kill a lot of animals

46:53

and the 25 last years alone, PETA's Virginia

46:56

shelter killed 50,000 animals.

47:01

The Virginia Department of Agriculture, they actually

47:03

identified the shelter Norfolk as quote

47:06

the single largest killer of

47:08

animals in the state even surpassing

47:11

the previous record held by Michael Vick's barbecue. This is

47:13

one thing that they don't,

47:16

you wouldn't assume that PETA euthanizes

47:19

animals. Not only do they do that, and

47:21

I'm not against the euthanization of animals just to let

47:23

you know sometimes it is necessary,

47:25

sometimes it is humane, but they do it at an

47:28

exponentially higher rate

47:29

than other places whose

47:32

job it is is to rehome animals. This

47:35

is the thing that's important to know. Yeah. And

47:37

I think Nick, it doesn't matter, let's move on. It's

47:39

safer. You had something to run through

47:41

that. Nevermind.

47:47

I can't see him blind. Am

47:50

I supposed to

47:52

be watching this map?

47:55

I was trying to cue you on your own joke that was hilarious.

47:57

You think I can remember what I said to you an hour ago? I don't think

47:59

so, no.

47:59

Oh my God. We'll

48:03

bring it into the scrapyard show tomorrow. We'll get behind

48:06

the paywall. So in 2022 alone, PETA killed

48:08

over 2,000 dogs and cats. Just

48:12

to give you an idea, they had a 74% kill rate

48:14

in their shelter and

48:15

a 2.1% adoption rate.

48:18

Now, that doesn't matter unless you

48:20

have the contrast, right? The average Virginia

48:22

animal shelter, they have a 5.2% kill rate and a 74% adoption

48:25

rate. So

48:29

a 74% kill rate for PETA versus a 5% kill

48:32

rate

48:33

for another animal shelter in the same state. Well,

48:36

just to add a little context on the cats, some have said

48:38

that that's a good start. Some, yes, some

48:40

have said that. Just saying not all animals are equal. Yes.

48:43

That's a higher kill rate than Chris Kyle in Iraq.

48:46

Yes. Oh wow. I asked

48:48

a lady at the airport, she had her kid, I'm

48:50

not kidding you, yesterday had

48:52

her little daughter on a leash and I asked if it was

48:54

a rescue. After

48:58

you were hauled out in cuffs, what happened? She goes, what? And

49:00

I went, nothing. Really, she didn't laugh? She looked

49:02

like she had a sense of humor.

49:03

But she didn't. No. No,

49:05

of course not. I guess the tie-dye t-shirts and the five o'clock shadows you were

49:07

giving her. Oh, you met Sam

49:09

at the, you got to stop meeting people at the carousel

49:12

at LaGuardia. So

49:15

in 2014, in response to PETA's,

49:18

in response to PETA's killing and all, Virginia actually

49:20

passed SB 130, 1381, I think, 1381, that defined a private

49:22

animal shelter as, quote, a

49:26

facility operated for the purpose of finding

49:28

permanent adoptive homes for

49:30

animals. This bill might as well read, we're looking

49:33

at you,

49:33

PETA. They

49:35

promptly lobbied against the, yes, PETA

49:37

lobbied against the bill. So they not only kill

49:40

at an astronomical rate, they then

49:42

use their many, many, many, many tens of millions of

49:44

dollars in funding to continue killing

49:46

at an astronomically high rate. They

49:49

love, I wish I loved anything as much

49:51

as PETA loves killing animals. But

49:54

it starts with a lie. It starts with this premise that, well,

49:56

everyone wants to treat animals better, of course.

49:59

I've always thought of PETA as being the place that animals

50:02

are saved. Exactly. That they're rehomed, that they're

50:04

put out into some pasture to live wild

50:06

and free and happy for the rest of their lives. Most

50:08

people think PETA does two things. They save animals

50:11

and they throw red paint on ladies with fur coats. Well, I know

50:13

that. Instead, they kill animals and then

50:15

they do the second one. So one out of two ain't bad. Funny billboards

50:17

every once in a while, like if a shark ate you, it's,

50:19

I guess it's fair or something like that. They always,

50:22

they go too far. Yes. In the eighties, they

50:24

were upset because they were using monkeys

50:27

to try to find a cure for AIDS.

50:29

And I said, if hooking a monkey's brain up to car battery

50:32

is going to save somebody from dying AIDS, I get two things

50:34

to say. Red is positive in the blast. And

50:39

there's a tag to that joke. I care. I agree. I

50:41

agree. Let's go to a fast fact. Number four,

50:46

the budget from Peter. So

50:49

here's something you may not know. Here

50:52

was their treasure chest in 2019, their budget, 55, almost $56 million.

50:57

Oh my goodness. Then another $16 million in

50:59

assets, only $7 million in liabilities. So,

51:03

and then their fund balance at the end of it was something like $8 million.

51:06

The point is they have an unbelievable amount

51:10

of cash. Here's where they spend their money. Peter.

51:13

International grassroots campaigns, which may

51:15

include what you just saw with Budweiser or throwing red paint

51:17

on fur coats, $15 million. Public

51:19

outreach and education, $32 million. Just

51:22

to be clear, that also involves lobbying.

51:25

These people have a, when people bitch about

51:27

the NRA, first off, none of it comes close

51:29

to the teachers unions, why aren't we talking about PETA?

51:31

And we'll get to how that affects the American Health

51:34

and Dietary Association, the American Health Association,

51:36

our Heart Association. All of these things are interconnected

51:39

and it all stems from secular humanism. Research,

51:41

investigations, and rescue, $23 million. A

51:45

cruelty-free merchandise program.

51:48

I don't even know how you do that when you're killing 74% of your animals.

51:50

Well, it's not cruel. Yeah, I guess. Sarah

51:54

McLaughlin, hair and makeup, $7 million. Yes,

51:56

exactly. Not

51:58

to mention, I mean, they couldn't extend the company.

51:59

but when they had Melissa Etheridge, it's like, I don't know why they

52:02

have all of them. Yeah, what's it gonna

52:04

catch in my window?

52:06

Yeah, there was an expense in there for $325 for

52:09

one bathtub to drown the animals. Yes,

52:12

no, you got Michael Zicks. Yeah. That's

52:15

his lows. That's, that's his

52:17

lows. She's the lowest. Dad.

52:21

Gerald, you're savage. Here's something else you may

52:23

not know about PETA's, right?

52:25

You're talking about PETA, here's Fast Pack number three.

52:29

I missed.

52:29

Yeah, actually, a lot

52:32

of you will think PETA is for pet owners.

52:35

PETA doesn't believe in pet ownership.

52:37

If you look at PETA originally, they had a radical

52:39

stance and it's been reiterated today. They don't believe that

52:41

you should be able to own pets, but they don't really talk about that

52:43

so much. Okay, the pet ownership that, this

52:46

is from 1983 too. The

52:48

cat, like the dog, must disappear. We should

52:50

cut the domestic cat free from

52:52

our dominance by neutering, neutering, and

52:54

more neutering until our pathetic version of the cat

52:56

ceases to exist.

52:59

This is, and what they'll do is they'll do this. And

53:01

then of

53:01

course. The arms of

53:04

the angel fly

53:07

away

53:10

from here from

53:13

this dark oak

53:16

tunnel and

53:19

the endless nights

53:22

that you fear.

53:24

Why would you do that? Joe Louis is fine. He's

53:26

right here. Joe Louis, come on over

53:28

here. Joe Louis. Come on, show everyone that you're

53:30

fine. Come on, Joe. He's fine.

53:32

He's happy, guys. Come

53:35

on. Oh, he is happy, yeah. Yeah. Hi.

53:38

All right. See? That

53:40

looks like fun. No, I just have to

53:43

go. He just didn't want it. He's out. I'm

53:45

gonna carry you over. Oh, now you. Now.

53:48

Oh. I'm gonna

53:51

get you. I'm gonna get

53:53

you. I'm gonna get you. I

53:56

can't get you. Oh my

53:58

God. Get him. Get him. know what

54:00

this equipment cost? He

54:04

looks happy. He

54:08

doesn't need to be a part of that commercial. That was ridiculous.

54:11

Nobody's sticking pencils in his eyes and stuff. Well

54:13

you had the comment before about getting

54:16

his ears on. By

54:18

the way he just blew an intern off their feet. We

54:22

have good insurance for a reason folks.

54:25

So let's go to Fast Pack number two.

54:29

Got him. This is going really well. Peter

54:33

actually steals and kills pets.

54:36

Did

54:37

you know that? Give

54:39

me a dress to my house. I

54:43

got a shitsuit that won't shut the fuck up.

54:47

Anyways go ahead.

54:49

I thought you were making another wife joke.

54:54

I don't have strays we got to go into backyards. I

54:56

can't do it. No you can't. I love the way. Yes

54:59

of course. Someone

55:02

help me. They

55:04

steal and kill pets. Here's two PETA associates.

55:07

This is a story that you may have heard of. All the references are publicly

55:09

available. They took a family's pet from

55:11

the property and euthanized the animal

55:13

on the same day. Dang.

55:16

So here's from the Guardian. Two women affiliated with PETA

55:18

went on to Xerath's home and took their unattended

55:20

and unleashed to Wawa named Maya. Maya

55:23

was put down later that day. The family

55:25

sued PETA and won $49,000. And

55:28

of course PETA denied the allegations calling

55:30

it a

55:31

terrible accident. That was all they said. I thought

55:34

they blamed a Chinese restaurant. They

55:38

also run a Chinese restaurant. That's part of their operating

55:40

budget. It's research. We need

55:43

one more for the quota. All right I'll be back. Yes.

55:48

This little yapper down the streets had it coming.

55:51

I said I said no MSG. Oh

55:53

I thought you said Mochi Wawa. Oh. Why

55:57

would I say that? I don't know. I thought

55:58

it was weird too. What

56:01

do we do now? Your

56:04

guess is as good as mine. Shih-choo and broccoli.

56:07

Don't waste it. It tastes very

56:09

good. Yes, it's a

56:11

Pomeranian beef. You

56:15

say Mongolian? Uh-huh.

56:17

Yeah. So here's

56:19

the final fact that you guys need to know. Ah!

56:24

That this

56:26

affects not just PETA, but all these

56:28

secular humanist organizations who

56:31

don't want you not only to eat meat or

56:33

drink milk or eat eggs, they

56:36

want you to eat bugs and like it. This

56:38

is a part of international government

56:40

agreements and treaties. This is what they're pushing you

56:42

toward. They don't want you to have choice.

56:45

So here's an example of New York City mayor Adams,

56:47

actually just echoing the sentiment, declaring

56:50

war on meat and dairy. One

56:52

in every five metric tons of carbon

56:54

dioxide our city emits

56:57

comes from food. But

57:00

all food is not created equal. The

57:03

vast majority of food

57:06

that is contributed to our emission

57:08

crisis lies in meat and dairy

57:11

products. Is

57:14

it a fact, doctor? You already know that a plant

57:16

power diet is

57:19

better for your physical and mental

57:21

health. And I am living

57:24

proof of that. But the reality

57:26

is that thanks to inventory, we're

57:29

finding out it is better for

57:32

the planet.

57:34

I am proof of that. You've heard of endomorphs

57:37

and ectomorphs. I am a body type

57:40

of retarded turtle. He

57:45

has a Swedish chef next to me. He says smorgi

57:47

burger. I don't know why he is. He's

57:49

sure. And

57:53

that's wrong. It's not correct

57:55

just to be clear.

57:57

And it's also worse for the environment

57:59

to be clear.

57:59

when you understand what happens if

58:02

everyone moves to plant-based diet. Okay,

58:04

so let me kind of lay this out for you, a lot of people,

58:07

and I want you to conduct this experiment at home. Hit

58:09

the like button, by the way, if you're watching on YouTube, and comment

58:11

below if you knew about this. Let

58:16

me get to it, and then I'll ask you the question, because there's some information that

58:18

you need. Yeah, you should get off YouTube. So a lot of our

58:20

dietary guidelines are not based on health at all. You just

58:22

heard that right there, right? That was a perfect encapsulation.

58:25

It's about politicization. And

58:28

that stems from the idea of

58:30

the environment and what is seen as progressive. So

58:33

I'd like you to do this experiment. Okay, my

58:35

net diary, I believe, is the biggest place

58:37

where you can go in and log your food and your calories.

58:39

Okay, so I went in and did this myself. So

58:42

I went in and I entered in a ribeye

58:44

steak. So ribeye steak from

58:47

a farm, you know, Good Ranchers from a farm, where I know it comes from,

58:49

I know the nutritional profile. The rating

58:52

was a D. Yeah, that's wrong. Okay,

58:55

a whole egg. Rating was a B minus.

58:58

Goat milk that a lot of people don't like, but it's about

59:00

as healthy as B minus. Now let's

59:02

contrast that with Honey Nut Cheerios.

59:06

It's an A minus. It's science. Are you serious?

59:08

Lucky Charms is a B plus. I'm

59:10

saying, let me go even worse. Cheetos

59:13

is a B. What?

59:15

Eggs. Eggs and goat's milk were

59:17

B minus and Cheetos are a B

59:20

and ribeye is a D. Oh

59:23

my God. And they use

59:25

what? The American Heart Association and the

59:28

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

59:31

These are the people who they use as a reference point

59:33

for these guidelines that you follow,

59:35

that Mr. Adams, Mayor Adams believes

59:37

is healthier. Well, let me give you a little bit of a backstory

59:40

on this, on the American

59:42

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. It's really long.

59:44

Let's just go with an acronym. In 2019,

59:47

major global food and beverage companies, they

59:50

committed to this WHO trans fat

59:52

pledge, by the way, too. It's not the same

59:54

as trans. It's just- Yes, exactly.

59:57

Well, okay, let me give you first a few, couple of

59:59

examples.

59:59

Heart Association. All right. Then

1:00:02

you look at the American Association of Dietetics and Nutrition. These

1:00:04

people are funded largely by a huge

1:00:06

amount of funding comes from pharmaceutical companies. I'm

1:00:09

not saying big pharma, man. What I'm saying is it comes from these companies as

1:00:11

well as snack food companies. It does

1:00:13

defy reason and everything that we

1:00:15

know when you think, hold on a second, a

1:00:18

ribeye from a local farm,

1:00:20

I would be better off on a diet of

1:00:22

Cheetos and Lucky Charms than

1:00:24

say ribeye steak and

1:00:27

whole eggs.

1:00:28

That is what they are telling you. That

1:00:30

is what they advise. And by the way, these people are

1:00:32

in agreement with P.A. It all stems from

1:00:34

this neo-environmentalism. You can go back and

1:00:36

look at McDonald's. McDonald's used to use beef tallow

1:00:39

in their fries. And what

1:00:41

happened? They said, well, actually, that's really bad for your health. It's bad

1:00:43

for your heart, saturated fat. But there was a subtext

1:00:45

there, too. There were a bunch of environmental lobbyist groups

1:00:48

who said, no, no, we should use hydrogenated seed oils.

1:00:51

Turns out that's worse for you than beef tallow.

1:00:53

And so now they've decided to go to

1:00:56

other oils that aren't trans fats

1:00:58

but aren't animal fats. So

1:01:00

this is actually something right now that they have applied

1:01:03

this pledge, the WHO, to phase

1:01:05

out industrially produced trans fat from the

1:01:07

global food supply by 2023.

1:01:10

Here's the thing.

1:01:13

The neo-environmentalist group doesn't want

1:01:15

them to do that. Why? Because

1:01:17

the replacement, because it can't be beef, it

1:01:19

can't be tallow, it can't be that saturated fat. But

1:01:22

trans fats are really bad for you, would largely be palm

1:01:24

oil. And that is what, oh,

1:01:26

it's bad for the environment. It's

1:01:29

bad for the environment. And the American Heart Association,

1:01:32

by the way, who also advises

1:01:34

the World Health Organization, they received $6.2 million

1:01:36

from AstraZeneca, Pfizer, $767,000. Verily,

1:01:40

which is Google Life Sciences, $5.4 million. Now,

1:01:42

I know what you're saying, that they also get a bunch of small donations,

1:01:44

sure. But if they have membership dues, and

1:01:46

you're paying, let's say, $20, $30 a year, and they have

1:01:49

a pharmaceutical company paying $6.2 million

1:01:52

a year, to whom are they going to be beholden?

1:01:55

Or if it's PepsiCo, to whom are they going

1:01:57

to be beholden? That's why you have

1:01:59

your... diet calculator tell

1:02:01

you that Cheetos are A-OK, but you know what,

1:02:03

stay away from that New York strip. That could clog your

1:02:05

arteries. So let me get this straight in

1:02:08

this segment.

1:02:09

It's good to eat animals.

1:02:11

It's better for you than eating Cheetos.

1:02:13

I think that's the takeaway. Yeah. I like it. I

1:02:16

do believe that an animal-based diet is probably the

1:02:18

best diet that you can eat. Well, they lose. We win. Yeah,

1:02:20

no, I mean, honestly, I think that as far as being healthy,

1:02:23

and that's primarily what is meat, and then you can

1:02:25

have some vegetables, we should not be eating nearly as much, not

1:02:27

because of gluten, okay, I'm not a pussy. Just

1:02:32

all of this crap. We know trans

1:02:34

fats are bad for you. We know

1:02:36

that now. It's been acknowledged even internationally,

1:02:38

but environmentalist groups and groups

1:02:40

like Peter sing, no, no, no, hold on a second, hold

1:02:43

on a second. Screw humans. We know that we're

1:02:45

giving them all kinds of chronic health problems, and

1:02:48

potentially damaging actually their

1:02:50

internal, and by the way, which could be generational depending

1:02:52

on the amount of damage that we're doing at this point, but

1:02:55

you know what? Hold on a second, palm oil, that

1:02:57

could be bad for the environment. Could be a dick. Yes.

1:03:01

You're thinking of palm,

1:03:03

heart, heart, heart, palms. What's the term in English?

1:03:05

Part of palms. Okay, because if I'm saying, yeah,

1:03:07

the French term. Part of palms, that's artichokes.

1:03:10

Artichokes, it's the same thing, right?

1:03:11

Oh, is it? I don't know, when

1:03:13

you said palm. What just happened here? I thought

1:03:15

it was a religious, the palm, did you get on palm, sir?

1:03:17

Oh, I think we all just had a

1:03:19

stroke. We all got very curious. I think I

1:03:21

caused it. I

1:03:24

thought you were saying artichokes. Well,

1:03:26

look, a while back, they had an opportunity to

1:03:28

kind of decide on what we were gonna focus on for

1:03:30

food health, right? So to see like, what is gonna be healthy?

1:03:33

What are we gonna focus on? It was calories that we chose instead

1:03:35

of sugar and carbs based.

1:03:37

That was saturated fat. Yeah, then it moves to this

1:03:39

and it's like, guys, you're missing the boat on

1:03:41

all of this.

1:03:41

As parents, when you go right

1:03:44

now and you're looking at food, most

1:03:46

of the time, you don't turn it over and look at calorie count

1:03:49

in it because that's usually pretty low for kid stuff.

1:03:51

You look at how much added sugar is in it because

1:03:53

you know what it does to your child immediately. Not

1:03:55

just for long-term health, but you know, they're gonna be bouncing

1:03:57

off the walls. Yeah. those

1:04:00

cereal brands, turn that box over. Look

1:04:02

at how much of your daily intake of carbohydrates

1:04:05

is in there. Look how much added sugar is in there.

1:04:07

Look how much processed crap

1:04:09

is in there. Give me that steak. Well,

1:04:11

they even changed, by the way. Internationally, they've acknowledged

1:04:13

that cholesterol is not nearly as an important of

1:04:15

a marker as C-reactive protein, inflammation,

1:04:18

which has increased dramatically far more by insulin

1:04:20

resistance, by over-intake of sugar, and not

1:04:23

by simply saturated fat. Now,

1:04:25

you don't wanna become dogmatic and eat only

1:04:27

saturated fat. Like some of these carnivore diets, they're like,

1:04:30

all I eat is I just eat the fat from the

1:04:32

steak and I eat nothing else. I haven't taken a good dump

1:04:34

in four months. So, look, eating

1:04:36

a balanced diet that includes animal fat, your body

1:04:38

needs it. Your body needs cholesterol.

1:04:39

We know that now to produce hormones.

1:04:42

So think that you can't come up with a more brilliant way

1:04:44

to create, especially on 420, to

1:04:46

create a generation of dumb, malnourished,

1:04:50

weak, chronically ill-depressed people,

1:04:52

get rid of life-giving foods under

1:04:55

the guise of environmentalism,

1:04:57

and I'll throw more weed at it. I

1:05:00

love it. Yeah, no, sorry, Nick. What were you just...

1:05:03

I thought you were about to say something. Yeah, I was. I was gonna

1:05:05

say, how about as far as the information

1:05:08

about nutrients in the package, let's get rid of the,

1:05:10

I don't know, get rid of the metric system. More

1:05:12

people don't know what about 1500 milligrams

1:05:15

of sodium is. That's true.

1:05:16

That's a good point. Oh, yeah, salt. Yeah,

1:05:19

salt. That'll kill ya. Not that much. No,

1:05:21

but the metric system. Seriously, what is that about? Well, actually,

1:05:23

what would you do if you weren't doing grams or if you weren't doing

1:05:25

milliliters? You know what? I have

1:05:27

no idea. You put, yeah, I guess you could put, but it's

1:05:29

just too small. I think it's too small. I don't

1:05:31

think it's 0.0001. That's right, Sam.

1:05:34

I'm the best at it. I'm lying. I

1:05:36

was doing the math in my head. I'm like, could we do that? But

1:05:39

is it not, okay. We could. That is metric,

1:05:41

is it not? It is metric. It's very stupid. It's

1:05:44

a very stupid system, the metric system. Actually,

1:05:46

it probably makes

1:05:46

more sense. I don't know. I have no idea. I

1:05:48

was raised in Canada where they said, we use the metric system. Oh, that's right.

1:05:51

And I say, okay, how tall are you? Yeah. I'm

1:05:56

like, that's 1.1 meter. I'm like, see, you're full of crap. They're

1:05:59

not even.

1:05:59

Consistent with it. I get it if they just

1:06:02

weren't pricks about it. I'd be fine with it So this is the point here.

1:06:04

We're talking about Peter and they're protesting Budweiser, which is

1:06:06

fun You know break off the pool cues let them have tryouts

1:06:08

But you need to understand what's happening beneath the surface

1:06:10

the influence of it says a war of ideology

1:06:13

of secular Humanism when they have acknowledged

1:06:15

that this will harm people right continuing

1:06:18

to feed them a bunch of hydrogenated vegetable

1:06:20

oils that occur nowhere in nature

1:06:23

and have unilaterally been condemned as bad

1:06:25

for your heart Is it but no no, but

1:06:27

we care more about the environment and

1:06:29

they do all of this under the guise of you know Just

1:06:32

caring about animals hmm

1:06:34

Which is nice, I guess they

1:06:36

care about

1:06:37

killing All

1:06:42

right guys stop he's fine. He was fine a minute

1:06:44

ago. I told you he's okay. You guys do to him What

1:06:46

are you sure I mean? He's absolutely fine. Yes.

1:06:48

He's out there all right. He just attacked the new intern.

1:06:51

I Didn't know well

1:06:53

hey look before before we go any further. I

1:06:55

have some really good news what really what

1:06:58

are you sure? Are you fake getting my hopes up or is there

1:07:00

actually good? No buzzfeed shuts

1:07:02

down its news division?

1:07:04

They

1:07:07

shut down their news division. We're using that term a little

1:07:10

loosely these days exactly a bunch

1:07:12

of gifts of cats holding hands celebratory

1:07:14

music please yeah, can I get something

1:07:17

that's happy go there you go Music

1:07:20

that's not music. It's just a little bit of confetti to people listening

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on audio. They're going no they can't all be gems I Didn't

1:07:27

know they still had a news division Buzzfeed

1:07:30

that's when you know you're a loser. It's like it's

1:07:32

like someone retiring and people going you're still around

1:07:34

Couldn't

1:07:38

happen to a better man buzz newsfeed

1:07:41

they had a news division. Let me guess they had

1:07:43

budgeting problems. What's next the weather Yeah

1:07:47

Next is gonna be a CNN is gonna shut down Don

1:07:49

Lemon show like well. We just don't have the budget for shit

1:07:52

He's black, and he's gay you can't fire that yeah

1:07:54

the report says that buzzfeed is shutting down It's

1:07:57

news division apart to effort to cut 15%

1:07:59

of its workforce. 15%

1:08:01

of its workforce.

1:08:04

Elon Musk cut 80% of his doing.

1:08:06

Which tells you where their priorities are. It's 15% that they need to cut

1:08:08

down. So the first thing we're eliminating is

1:08:11

news. What's

1:08:13

the other 85%? I'm not up on the opinion.

1:08:15

That's probably HR. HR. Yes,

1:08:18

HR from all their writers getting handsy.

1:08:20

Yeah, put a dent in that. Yeah. That's like Fox

1:08:23

News. It's like, okay, we have about 15% to news

1:08:25

and we had about 75% to silencing all

1:08:28

the women Roger Ailsgrove. So I'm

1:08:31

going to do what you

1:08:31

got to do. Allegedly. That a great eye. I'll put it

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on my shirt. Yes, he does. And soft hands.

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That's Shepard

1:08:39

Smith. Oh,

1:08:43

I guarantee you, him and Don Lemon are hanging

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out at Langons. Oh, no doubt.

1:08:47

Did you see what I did with Vivek today? Yes.

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You were just such a little bitch. I loved it. We don't

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need viewers. No, tell it. It's

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overrated. People watching

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and stuff. I

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do the news for me. I don't care what people think. I just do

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of fact, I prefer people don't watch. That's why I do

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what I do. I've been fired,

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Don.

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Which by the way, we're not going to be shutting down our news division

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here because, well, it's all blended,

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I guess. We don't really necessarily have a news division, but we

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Have to burn the flag. Your show went number

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had to go use the bathroom because

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feel better. Yeah, I feel feel I'm

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Any

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opportunity to get on all fours, a Nick? So

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I got the job. Nick,

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don't tell tall tales. I

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was on all fours. And

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that's not the term we use. It's referred to as the frightened

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turtle. Ah, yes, indeed.

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I wasn't mad at

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don't know exactly how all

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Send

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them instructions on how to make it out of clay. There

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you go. Bake it in the sun. It's

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evil. Just a little. That's

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the meanest thing I think I've ever heard in this studio. Very

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accurate. Sorry, Cameroonians. Good Lord.

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All right, since I also have to, it's time.

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We're gonna go to chat Thursday. Gerald, Nick, you guys

1:15:57

just- Where are you performing, Nick? But you know what, you

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guys,

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go go go.

1:16:06

All right, so Nick, where are you performing? Tomorrow

1:16:09

night is I'm going to be at St.

1:16:12

Charles funny bone in

1:16:14

St. Charles, Missouri and

1:16:16

the next night the funny bone in St.

1:16:18

Louis proper. Oh, yes. Really?

1:16:21

Where can they get tickets to this? Go to NickDip.com. NickDip.com.

1:16:24

NickDip.com. Yeah, and

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get tickets. So I'm sure the funny bone has

1:16:28

a whatever.

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What's that for a plug? They

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have a whatever, fine. They got a thing. They're

1:16:34

going to insult you if you come out anyway. Yeah.

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That's part of the fun though, right? No, absolutely not.

1:16:40

Just sit there and keep your mouth shut. Let

1:16:42

me talk. Pick up my eight bucks. Laugh.

1:16:45

I'll tell you to laugh. Oh, look at Kenny

1:16:47

Rogers is going to be with me. There you go. Who's

1:16:51

that guy in the promo? All right.

1:16:54

Let's take a chat real quick while

1:16:57

we've got Stephen away. All right. From

1:16:59

Justin

1:17:00

Moran, 14. Question for the crew. What are

1:17:02

your favorite outdoor activities? Well,

1:17:04

that's a gay question. Do you want to

1:17:06

take it? It's

1:17:09

for Gerald. Not a gay answer. I didn't

1:17:11

say that. My favorite outdoor activity

1:17:13

isn't that. Favorite

1:17:15

outdoor activity. Nick, you go first.

1:17:18

Egging my neighbor's house. What's

1:17:20

that? Chihuahua wrangling. Public

1:17:23

service is my favorite outdoor activity.

1:17:25

No, I like, I know you're going to hate this, Nick.

1:17:27

I don't know how you feel about these guys, but Stephen gives me crap about

1:17:29

it all the

1:17:30

time. But with

1:17:32

so much going on, it's hard to just kind of clear your head and cycling

1:17:34

did that for me for a long time. But

1:17:36

I rode in giant groups of people. We stayed off major roads. I wasn't

1:17:38

that jerk during rush hour, the one person going five miles

1:17:41

an hour, knowing that he

1:17:43

shouldn't be on the road. You were on the road. You were on

1:17:46

the road. You were on the road. You were

1:17:48

on the road. You were on the road. You were

1:17:50

on the road. You shouldn't be on the road. But

1:17:52

can I ask you, you're not wearing the you're not dressed

1:17:54

like Lance Armstrong. I am with a helmet. Do

1:17:57

you have dental mirrors on the helmet like a nerd?

1:17:59

No. No? All right.

1:18:02

You're good. Yeah, no, I don't have that. I just turned

1:18:04

my head and look. The

1:18:06

old fashioned way to get paralyzed. Yeah. Yeah.

1:18:09

You and your giant group. You

1:18:13

don't want chafing when you're riding. No. Exactly.

1:18:15

Miles. Yeah, OK, Lance. Two hours. He's doing

1:18:18

the Tour de France. He's causing a traffic jam

1:18:20

in Frisco. I'm not. I promise

1:18:22

I'm not. That's not what's happening. So

1:18:24

the giant group goes up. They go up the motor vehicle. And

1:18:26

they go, it's like a bike. It's like a motor. Just like every

1:18:29

motor vehicle. OK,

1:18:29

let's start out with a game of chicken. We'll see who scores first. I

1:18:33

won't even wear a helmet, bitch. I

1:18:37

hate cyclists. You do.

1:18:39

Yeah. I don't want to look at him right now

1:18:41

because I'm so angry. I'm

1:18:43

not a big fan either.

1:18:46

Oh, I'm turning left. Oh, I'm turning

1:18:49

right. I don't do any of that. That's the thing too

1:18:51

now. By the way, they do this for right and left. No.

1:18:53

You're supposed to go left. This. And right. Yes,

1:18:56

but it's too confusing because this is stop.

1:18:58

And if you don't have the shoulder mobility, you just try

1:19:00

to pile up. None of us do that. Only motor on

1:19:02

us. Exactly, because you don't even agree to your own rules. Just

1:19:06

do us all a favor and die and decrease

1:19:08

the surplus population. Is it not true that

1:19:10

you and I rode bikes through Traverse City?

1:19:13

Zip it. On a bike trail, Gerald.

1:19:15

On the road. She

1:19:16

told me to pass the cars. On the side.

1:19:19

We didn't use it like a lane. I'd have to kick

1:19:21

my own ass. While we were drinking. What were you drinking?

1:19:23

Oh, yeah. Was whoever lost? I don't know what the bet

1:19:25

was. Had to chug a tall boy of

1:19:28

paps blue ribbon. No, no, no. It was

1:19:30

warm though. Oh, I don't like that. Yeah.

1:19:33

I don't like it anymore. After doing beer tastings,

1:19:35

we were like, all right, look, there's like a mile ride back to where

1:19:38

we're going. We can hop on the bus, which is what most people

1:19:40

do. And he goes,

1:19:41

I think we should ride it back. That's right. And then we'll

1:19:43

jump in the bay. It

1:19:45

was 16 miles by. And then we got Swimmers' Inch. Which

1:19:47

is a nice way of saying there's duck shit. Swimmers'

1:19:50

Inch. In the lakes. We

1:19:53

got like, swimmers' Inch. Like we're meth heads. Oh,

1:19:56

yeah. Swimmers' Inch. What's that? See

1:19:58

all that duck shit? It was hilarious.

1:19:59

That's kind of bother you for a while. It was beautiful

1:20:02

though. You get that in the pool

1:20:04

that Biden used to be a lifeguard. If

1:20:07

you're a lucky. Exactly.

1:20:10

All right. Did we already do the chat Thursday stinger? Yeah,

1:20:12

we did. Okay. Let's take some chats. Is there anything else that

1:20:14

I missed? No, I took one chat. Oh, okay.

1:20:17

Ended up being cycling.

1:20:18

Oh, that's how we got there. Thanks.

1:20:20

Outdoor activity. Oh, what did you say? What?

1:20:22

Your favorite outdoor? Egg in my neighbor's house. My

1:20:26

favorite outdoor activity is like actually probably a shooting

1:20:29

range. Ah, in a quiet place.

1:20:31

Like, uh, you know, that place in Northern Michigan, where there's

1:20:33

like a mall. Yes. I'm

1:20:37

going to be pinned to them all recently. That's what I

1:20:39

make it. Tactical

1:20:42

training only. That

1:20:46

was horrible. I'm kidding everybody. Oh no. Not

1:20:48

like hammer is mocking people who are doomed

1:20:50

to a life of mining sand and tell them to

1:20:52

build it out of clay. No,

1:20:54

I pointed to tool man. That was weird.

1:20:57

Um, shooting ranges

1:20:59

outside, shooting ranges

1:21:01

outside or fine. I hate shooting ranges inside cause it's

1:21:03

just not as fun. And I always end up being like a signing

1:21:06

cause it's like, you know, a lot of gun people are fans. So

1:21:08

I like go, if there's a place where I can go outside where it's quiet, I find

1:21:10

it actually pretty meditative. And outside of that, I

1:21:12

like just doing very little, like nothing. If there's water,

1:21:14

I'll just be in the water. I'll swim. Um, I, I,

1:21:17

where we are is

1:21:18

not super outdoorsy unfortunately.

1:21:20

Uh, but uh,

1:21:22

I like the outdoors. I just don't like spiders.

1:21:24

It's fair. Yeah. So

1:21:26

I don't do a lot of outdoors thing because that's where the spiders

1:21:29

tend. Where you live in it. Does it? What do you, that's where they

1:21:31

tend to be. The spiders outside anywhere outside. I

1:21:33

don't care. It could be in the Northeast. It could be here

1:21:35

in Georgia. Do you get, do you get big? You see big spiders

1:21:37

out where you are? Uh, absolutely not. Okay.

1:21:40

How do you feel about the wolf spider?

1:21:42

I just saw one the other

1:21:44

day. Yeah. I sent the video to Johnny boy. Oh,

1:21:46

he was furious that I didn't kill it. A

1:21:49

big wolf spider out there. Yes. I'll show you

1:21:51

the video. It was, I mean it was the size of,

1:21:53

it was, you know, maybe half

1:21:56

the size of this. No, I

1:21:58

can't stand it. I fought one time.

1:21:59

No, no, they're not poisonous, but they deserve

1:22:02

to die anyway. Okay, all right. Yeah, the brown recluse

1:22:04

is poisonous. Yeah, that's good. Bites are pretty bad though. Look at

1:22:06

those things. What the hell is that? Yeah, yeah.

1:22:08

That's a rose spider. That's a, yes. A

1:22:11

rose. I'm sure Lil Nas

1:22:13

X probably does have a rose. That's fair. Start

1:22:16

selling it. What the hell was that? You

1:22:18

start selling it with like a Brooks. He's like, it's the new

1:22:20

Brooks Brothers spider roasts. They're like,

1:22:22

don't put a dead spider on our shirts and start selling

1:22:25

them. That guy puts vials

1:22:27

of blood and Nike sneakers and sold them. They're

1:22:29

like, there's

1:22:29

no licensing agreement. You just put random

1:22:32

blood in our sneakers. And so you can't do that. That's illegal.

1:22:35

But it's my blood. It's not even

1:22:37

your blood. Oh. Maybe that's why

1:22:39

it's so skinny. All right, next chat.

1:22:41

From one Canadian

1:22:43

for Trump, question for the crew. Who do you

1:22:46

think should be the next VP, i.e.

1:22:48

running mate for Trump? Oh, what

1:22:50

do you think Nick? You have strong opinions on this

1:22:52

often.

1:22:53

I know you like Vivek.

1:22:55

I don't know if she'll make the jump, but Kamala Harris.

1:23:00

She's gonna see power, of course. She probably has a good long

1:23:02

jump. No, I want somebody, for

1:23:04

Trump, I want it to be a woman, somebody really

1:23:06

smoking. Yeah.

1:23:08

Carrie Anderson's Canadian,

1:23:10

right? Yeah, she's Canadian. I

1:23:13

don't know. I

1:23:14

would go with, they'll

1:23:17

never do this, but yeah, Vivek. Vivek?

1:23:22

Yeah. It'd be interesting, yeah. Here's the problem with

1:23:24

Donald. I really would. Here's the problem with Donald Trump's VP.

1:23:27

This is what he's going to run into. Most people

1:23:29

clamor at the opportunity to be VP because then they're next

1:23:32

in line to be the president, right? So typically,

1:23:34

right now, you probably wouldn't see the conflict that

1:23:36

you see with DeSantis and Donald Trump because Ron

1:23:39

DeSantis would say, okay, VP, and then I'm next to run for

1:23:41

president. The reason why is because Donald Trump

1:23:43

turns on a lot of his people on a dime. Now, I'm not

1:23:45

saying that Mike Pence didn't deserve it because Mike Pence

1:23:47

is a weiner, but a lot of other people, all

1:23:50

of a sudden, he just, you know, if he needed a scapegoat

1:23:52

and no one wants that, they think it's too high of a risk

1:23:55

and they don't want to be on that ticket because if something goes sideways,

1:23:58

they're going to be blamed and they ruin their chances.

1:23:59

is to run for president. So Donald Trump has sort of boxed

1:24:02

himself in a little bit here. So he's probably

1:24:04

going to have to pick from a second tier of

1:24:06

people. And my guess is his VP pick,

1:24:09

my guess, and I hope this isn't the case, I

1:24:11

really, is probably going to be kind of swampy.

1:24:14

Really? That's my guess. Ah.

1:24:16

Really? I hope you're wrong. I hope he finds

1:24:18

somebody good and qualified. Yeah, I don't

1:24:20

know. Judy Sheindler. Yes. She

1:24:23

said Judy Gold. She wrote the comedy Bible. I

1:24:26

love Judy. Yeah. Crunk. It's

1:24:30

not canonical.

1:24:34

Canonical? Canonical. Either

1:24:36

way, I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what I'm talking about.

1:24:38

It's more like the. Canonical, canonical. The

1:24:40

Dead Sea jokes.

1:24:42

Let's go to the next chapter. Oh. I

1:24:45

must have missed that scroll. It's a joke

1:24:47

about another, you know, other Abrahamic faith, Judeo

1:24:51

sect that had different practices. All right,

1:24:53

next one. From Carful007,

1:24:55

in the event of a crash like this morning, where should we

1:24:57

check for updates? We may not be helping by constantly

1:25:00

reloading. Oh, I should have asked you. Did you have a pick

1:25:02

for VP before? Sorry, I didn't mean to ignore your chat. Did you have

1:25:04

a pick? I said mine, it was Carrie Lake. Carrie Lake? I

1:25:07

think. Oh, good one. Yeah.

1:25:09

I don't know that that's. She doesn't have the experience.

1:25:11

I know. you know,

1:25:14

she doesn't have the experience. I think she, I think she. Firecracker.

1:25:16

And I don't think that by the way, experience

1:25:18

in politics makes you a good leader. I just look at Donald

1:25:21

Trump, how much better he was than, you know,

1:25:23

Professor Biden. Yeah. How about Con Belize

1:25:25

Rice? Oh no, she's out.

1:25:27

She's out of politics. Yeah. She's,

1:25:29

she doesn't want to be a part of that anymore. What is she good? UFC

1:25:31

now? What is she doing? Exactly.

1:25:34

Yeah. Scott, what's his first name? Was

1:25:37

he from Kentucky or Tennessee? No. No,

1:25:39

no, no. Last name, last name Scott. I bought a Scott. I

1:25:41

can't remember his name. Tim Scott?

1:25:43

The black guy? Yeah, yeah. Yeah,

1:25:45

Tim Scott. Him. Yeah, he would be pretty interesting.

1:25:47

No. No. Come

1:25:49

on, why? Why, Nick? Oh, bland. He sounds

1:25:52

like, it's talking, Republican talking points.

1:25:54

He's got nothing new to say. Well, no, that's what Steven is saying

1:25:56

though. He may end up being a little kind of swampy,

1:25:58

more kind of a little bit of a rose. Yeah, but you don't want that.

1:25:59

I thought you said, right? He had the governor of

1:26:02

Indiana. Yeah, that's who you want. That's

1:26:04

true. The guy had a fly walking

1:26:06

across his scalp for five hours and didn't

1:26:09

know it. Yeah, that's true. That's

1:26:11

right. Mike Pence was not a great choice. No. Just

1:26:14

so milk toast. He's like, Mike

1:26:16

Pence is like, when you

1:26:17

make a movie about a president. He will do

1:26:19

it. Exactly. Right, he's the guy. He looks

1:26:21

like a GI Joe, but actually if you were to see an ad pretend

1:26:23

from Mike Pence GI Joe, it

1:26:26

would say actual size. And the fly actually

1:26:28

walked across his eye. Didn't blink. Yeah.

1:26:31

Just saying. Do you guys remember those ads? Dead from

1:26:33

the neck up. For airheads, the shoes,

1:26:35

and it would say actual size. Yeah. In

1:26:37

the comic books. That was not true at all. Not at all

1:26:39

true. I don't know if they changed the font. I have no idea. The

1:26:41

question was, what do we do if it crashes? Yeah.

1:26:44

So what happened yesterday was YouTube

1:26:47

obviously.

1:26:47

And today was just Rumble servers. So there's really nothing

1:26:50

we can do if it happens with Rumble. Check

1:26:52

where they can check instead of reload, reload, reload. So

1:26:55

typically what we'll do is we'll put it out on social. Really quickly,

1:26:57

yes, on social media. So make sure you're following us

1:26:59

on social media. Whichever one you use,

1:27:01

follow us there. And then we'll put something

1:27:03

out and let you know, hey, starting two minutes late. Yes. And

1:27:06

just to be clear, every single person in this office has been ready

1:27:08

on time for the last month. So anytime

1:27:11

we've been late, it has not been because of people here. Yeah,

1:27:13

it's like a technical. These things happen, but we want

1:27:15

you guys to know. And so if we're gonna start five or 10 minutes

1:27:17

late because of that, then we'll put out, Well,

1:27:20

the reason it's happening is because no one's tried it. And

1:27:22

now you're seeing other major conservative companies who

1:27:24

are running up against these same problems with YouTube and

1:27:26

with Twitter. And this is something, right? We

1:27:28

were like Chicken Little saying only, we were telling the truth. And

1:27:31

now the sky is falling for a lot of people. No one's

1:27:33

really tried it. We tried to, we're doing

1:27:35

it preemptively. And that's going to come with

1:27:37

some technical growing pains, but it's

1:27:39

because there are so many of you. And

1:27:41

the more of you who sign up, the more people like, I mean, there's

1:27:43

no one like Nick, but the more people, several

1:27:46

tiers below Nick are comparable to Nick in their own

1:27:48

wheelhouses, we can bring on. There are people

1:27:50

who are banging at the gates right now. We're saying, well, hold on, hold

1:27:52

on. We have to see how many people are

1:27:55

signing up for the infrastructure because we

1:27:58

don't get billionaire investors. We pay.

1:27:59

as we go, we are beholden entirely

1:28:02

to you. Not like NPR says,

1:28:04

we are entirely beholden to you. That's a good place

1:28:06

to be. They're having to build just about everything because

1:28:08

every time we're like, hey, there's an easy solution, they're just like,

1:28:10

yeah, but they're terms of service. Right. Yeah,

1:28:13

but they're terms of service. Exactly, and Rumble does not want to deal with

1:28:15

that. They can just at some point pull

1:28:17

the rug out. So we're not doing that. Who's building a service

1:28:19

now? Radio Shack? Yes. Right.

1:28:23

No, they have their own, but they have to also

1:28:26

use third parties because there's so many people and

1:28:28

very soon they're not going to need anybody else. But that's

1:28:31

a thing too. You know, you have these companies who rely on

1:28:33

the services

1:28:34

of whether it's AT&T or Verizon

1:28:36

or Google or these other big companies.

1:28:38

Guess what? They can pinch that valve whenever they

1:28:40

want and Rumble has made it a part of their mission

1:28:42

to ensure that that doesn't happen. And

1:28:45

no one else has that capability, which is

1:28:47

really something that we're excited about, but

1:28:50

we also know that it's more difficult and far more

1:28:52

expensive. Let's go on to the next chat.

1:28:55

From B. Hammond, question for the crew. I'm

1:28:58

struggling with trying to quit smoking and lose weight at the same

1:29:00

time. I try to stay on my schedule, but it's proving

1:29:02

difficult. Any advice on how to power through?

1:29:05

Cocaine. Oh my God. From

1:29:10

Gerald. Colombian Gold,

1:29:13

nose candy. Well, you don't smoke anymore. We were just talking about that,

1:29:15

Nick. I mean, you smoked a lot. I was

1:29:17

never a heavy, heavy smart. I'm

1:29:19

not a two, three pack. I was never that guy.

1:29:21

It started off socially. Bullshit,

1:29:23

look at the backs of your ass right now.

1:29:25

The what? That's because I'm, you know,

1:29:27

it's cause I'm going to deal with these people, myself included.

1:29:31

No, but you did smoke and you stopped.

1:29:33

Yeah. Like I'll have one in the morning to

1:29:35

get things going, you know, with a cup of coffee.

1:29:38

And then I'll have one at night and think, you

1:29:40

know, like Bob Segas said, you know, we've

1:29:43

got the night moves, baby. Yeah. Yeah.

1:29:45

That thing. Here's where I mess up though. When

1:29:48

I, when I do go on the road, some clubs go, yeah, you can.

1:29:51

And that's when I mess up. Right. When

1:29:53

I have it on stay, I swear to God, it makes me

1:29:55

funnier. No, that thing

1:29:57

does have benefits for your verbal fluidity.

1:29:59

People know I do use nicotine. I've

1:30:02

never smoked cigarettes. I smoke cigars occasionally. You're

1:30:04

delicious, try them. Yeah, I, well, yeah they

1:30:06

are. I

1:30:08

smoke cigars or pipes and I do use

1:30:10

like Swedish snus, which is the reason why is

1:30:12

because it's the most highly regulated and so I use that nicotine

1:30:15

as something that, yeah, it does help with your verbal fluidity. It

1:30:17

does help with your short-term memory. And

1:30:19

there are some long-term benefits that they say if

1:30:21

you could be disciplined and take one, and I'm not advocating

1:30:24

that you start, but there are some studies that say if

1:30:26

you could take one piece of nicotine gum a day, as

1:30:28

you get older, just one piece, it might

1:30:29

help prevent like plaque formation

1:30:32

on your brain and Alzheimer's and dementia, which makes

1:30:34

sense because they give these people with a lot of these neurodegenerative

1:30:36

diseases, levodopa and nicotine

1:30:38

increases dopamine. So what I would say is

1:30:41

great, good, quit smoking. I

1:30:44

don't know necessarily how to address

1:30:46

the scheduling issue, but I will say if

1:30:48

there is some kind of nicotine replacement

1:30:51

therapy, if you're finding it very difficult, don't

1:30:53

allow the media to demonize it as

1:30:56

cigarettes. Nicotine in and of itself is not

1:30:59

nearly as addictive. They've done studies on

1:31:01

this, particularly on rats, where they gave them access to a drip

1:31:04

of nicotine by itself in the absence of other

1:31:06

chemicals that you have in cigarettes. And they actually

1:31:08

didn't self-administer it nearly

1:31:10

as often as people thought. In some cases,

1:31:12

less addictive than caffeine, certainly

1:31:14

than alcohol. So remember we were told it was worse than heroin

1:31:16

when we were growing up? Yes. That's the disservice

1:31:18

you do to the kids when you say it's more addictive than heroin, well, that's a lie. And

1:31:20

then you say, and there are no benefits. Anyone

1:31:23

who's ever used nicotine knows that there are benefits. It's

1:31:25

like saying- Yeah, you look cool. Yes, exactly. It's

1:31:27

immediate. You're in the sandboxed first

1:31:29

grade. It's remarkable how quickly

1:31:32

it happens too. Like that guy was a dweeb

1:31:34

and now I wanna be like him. What is it? And

1:31:37

he's a dweeb again and I wanna be

1:31:39

in his clique. And he's a dewack to dweeb. What's happening?

1:31:43

But there are benefits to nicotine and

1:31:45

obviously you shouldn't be using it if you don't use

1:31:48

it. And there are nicotine replacement therapies

1:31:50

that can help you out. My mom quit smoking when she found out she

1:31:52

was pregnant with my brother, just immediate. She went

1:31:56

out into the waiting room and she said, does

1:31:58

anyone want my box? She had a pack of cigarettes.

1:31:59

Does anyone want this? I'm throwing it out. And they said, Oh, everyone

1:32:02

says that you'll want it back. She said, Nope. She threw it in the trash.

1:32:04

She never smoked again. Yeah.

1:32:06

My mom started when she knew she was going to have

1:32:08

me. Oh, did she? Yeah, she saw the sonogram.

1:32:13

Well, it didn't help that you were Damien in the sonogram.

1:32:16

One of those little bumps on his head. Yes. Is

1:32:18

that rare eight month sonogram? Well,

1:32:22

I tried. Is he

1:32:24

kicking? No, I think a marching band in there. What is

1:32:26

happening? It's like the music man. So,

1:32:29

but with anything else, it takes a while to break a habit. So good

1:32:31

on you. And I think, I think there's a difference between chemical

1:32:34

dependency, addiction, and a habit. There

1:32:36

are some people who can become chemically dependent,

1:32:38

for example, on painkillers for

1:32:40

the rest of their life. I know someone was in a car wreck who's never going

1:32:42

to walk right again, whose face was fractured. Like, I

1:32:44

don't know how many different places. And this person has been

1:32:46

taking now for at least 15 years, a prescribed

1:32:49

dose of opiates. That's, I don't know if it's twice

1:32:51

a day, three, this person probably would have

1:32:53

ill effects if they stopped taking it, but there aren't the

1:32:56

severe ill effects of taking it as prescribed compared

1:32:58

to the crippling pain this person would live with.

1:33:00

That's different from a habit. Sometimes

1:33:03

people, right, they get home and they, they think that it's

1:33:05

an addiction, but they have

1:33:06

a habit of having a glass of wine, right? And you can get into

1:33:08

those habits and you can break those. Those are easier. Addiction

1:33:11

is really a compulsion, right? And

1:33:14

that's something that is a little bit different. I don't know in

1:33:16

which camp you find yourself, but I think we do a pretty bad

1:33:18

job societally in separating

1:33:21

those three things. Unfortunately,

1:33:23

we demonize people who chemically need

1:33:25

something like after surgery, like we created

1:33:27

the opioid crisis by not allowing doctors to prescribe

1:33:29

them to people who needed them after major surgery.

1:33:32

So now fentanyl has been coming through the border and we treat

1:33:34

them as though they're all addicts. It's not the same

1:33:36

thing. So, uh, I don't

1:33:38

know. That's kind of, I don't know if it's really advice. I'm sorry if it

1:33:40

doesn't help next job. From Prins

1:33:43

P question, what biblical

1:33:45

theology would you like to do a deeper

1:33:47

dive into and why? That's for you, Gerald.

1:33:50

When I thought that was the question we had for them, they're

1:33:52

turning the question back on. Oh yeah. That's a question

1:33:54

for you guys. Yeah. This is one for you to answer so that Gerald

1:33:57

knows what to do on his Friday show. Yeah. Uh,

1:33:59

I mean,

1:33:59

Well, but one of the deeper dive things

1:34:02

that I like going into is eschatology, right?

1:34:04

Not because I think that that's what people should think about,

1:34:06

but because it touches so many different parts of

1:34:08

scripture. And so it's actually kind of a fun

1:34:11

kind of jumping off point to talk about different

1:34:13

sections of scripture. Not like, Hey guys,

1:34:15

it's these horsemen coming in and all hell's about

1:34:17

to break loose, right? I don't want to necessarily go into all

1:34:19

that, but it's fun. It's fun to talk about. Yeah. Well, my eschatologist,

1:34:23

my eschatician just threads my eyebrows.

1:34:25

That's, that's, um, S S petition.

1:34:28

Well,

1:34:29

that explains it. Yeah. I don't think

1:34:31

she went to seminary. All right. Next chat from

1:34:34

Steven's juicy ball. Hey,

1:34:36

question for crew. Is it realistic

1:34:39

to believe this extreme wokeness will die off only

1:34:41

when a catastrophic event, i.e. global war takes

1:34:43

place because it will force people to prioritize what

1:34:45

matters or will the current event

1:34:48

level of wokeness continue through these events? You

1:34:50

know what? That's a very good question. I was just asking my

1:34:52

dad about this the other day. Uh, and

1:34:54

Nick, I'm curious your thoughts on this. Do you house things at the home?

1:34:57

Yeah. Yes. How do you, do

1:34:59

you think that we'll look

1:35:00

back on this gender, the trans

1:35:03

thing that's gone out? Do you think we'll look back and say, whoa, that got

1:35:05

out of hand and people will correct it or do you

1:35:07

think it's just going to continue? First of all, I

1:35:09

won't be around when it's time. I'm saying

1:35:11

it could happen. Well,

1:35:15

my grandpa's pathology. So you'll

1:35:18

be around for longer than you think.

1:35:19

I, uh, I

1:35:21

don't, it's a, it's a, it's a great question. It's

1:35:23

gonna, I really believe we're

1:35:26

in the, the final weeks of Rome

1:35:28

with, well, every Republic that falls,

1:35:31

all this type of crap goes on, doesn't it? Yeah. Sex

1:35:33

and gender. And, um, yeah. And

1:35:35

I think, uh, yeah, I think we're, we're, you don't

1:35:38

think there's enough pushback. You don't think that it'll, it'll

1:35:40

swing the other way. No, it's the only way you're

1:35:42

going to swing it the other way. And I don't want to say this

1:35:44

cause I'm not condoned, but you're going to have to get physical.

1:35:47

Yeah, there's going to have to be, well, I do think that people's

1:35:49

line of the sand

1:35:49

should be if they try and come and take your kids as they're talking about

1:35:51

in Washington. Yes. That is a pro.

1:35:54

They're using force to take your children. That would

1:35:56

be an entirely appropriate scenario

1:35:58

to use force to protect your children.

1:35:59

And I think that as they push this look, people

1:36:02

don't like it when you start messing with their kids. You'll have

1:36:04

some people who will. So a part

1:36:06

of me, I'd say it's 60-40. I do think that

1:36:08

it swings back a little bit.

1:36:11

But you're right. The

1:36:13

thing is, the reason this is happening is because we have

1:36:15

it so easy, relatively speaking, compared

1:36:17

to our grandparents and our great-grandparents.

1:36:20

And so we have to look, like you just heard Sam

1:36:22

Britton, Matt Damon, Kimo look alike saying, now

1:36:25

it's about survival. Can you

1:36:27

imagine someone coming back from D-Day

1:36:30

with a white picket fence and someone calls

1:36:32

them a WAP or someone is like, I need to learn how to survive

1:36:35

with these names. So to them, it's

1:36:37

survival right now. This is the war they're fighting.

1:36:39

So there is that component.

1:36:41

But I do think that there

1:36:43

is pushback. And you guys are the pendulum.

1:36:45

You guys are the pendulum that swings back the other

1:36:47

way. I really do think that. And there are enough of you

1:36:49

out there. You just have to stop trying

1:36:51

to be polite and pacifying the people who

1:36:53

are doing this. Yeah, I 100% agree. My problem

1:36:56

with the question though is, if

1:36:58

things continue as they are right now,

1:37:01

yes, there is pushback and yes, there can be

1:37:03

kind of ground taken back. If a war happens, no.

1:37:06

My problem with the war scenario is that typically

1:37:08

in a time of war, you turn to the government, right?

1:37:11

Because nationality, like this nationalism

1:37:14

starts to be the thing that unites you.

1:37:16

And right now the leaders in government don't

1:37:18

share your values. And so you're looking

1:37:20

to them because we have to, because we have to fight a common

1:37:23

enemy. But this gives them license to

1:37:25

pretty much do whatever they want now. I have a little story

1:37:27

just came out yesterday. Hey, mission control,

1:37:29

you can bring this up for me,

1:37:31

that they have another recruiting shortfall

1:37:33

for the military. Surprise, surprise. Surprise,

1:37:35

it seems like, I don't know. I mean, we're offering

1:37:37

free sex changes. Turns out that may not actually,

1:37:40

it's like Bud Light, but with the Pentagon. They

1:37:42

don't realize that that doesn't appeal to the kind of people who would

1:37:44

typically go out and fight wars. Yeah, that's where

1:37:46

all the excess Mulvaney cans went was to the

1:37:48

military. Yes, exactly. So

1:37:51

I think they just had another recruitment shortfall. It doesn't

1:37:53

work. Having a military recruitment

1:37:55

ad with two mommies and providing free

1:37:57

sex changes doesn't resonate.

1:37:59

with the kinds of people who you want to be out

1:38:02

there who are looking for a legal means of

1:38:04

killing bad guys. But you're still mostly

1:38:06

alpha males, okay? Exactly, those are the people

1:38:08

you want on the front line. Yeah, they don't want to be next to a guy.

1:38:11

No. Well. Lipstick

1:38:13

in a... A

1:38:14

woman. You meant to say a beautiful woman. Yeah. And

1:38:16

yeah, so during the last fiscal

1:38:19

year, the Army Missets recruiting goal by 15,000 active

1:38:22

duty soldiers. Oops. Or 25% of

1:38:24

its day. They're all in spring break. Yes, exactly.

1:38:28

I'm having sex changes. Oh gosh, spring break

1:38:30

today. I wonder what that wet t-shirt contest looks like.

1:38:32

Oh my God. Everything is ugly today.

1:38:35

It's true. Everything has become ugly.

1:38:38

It's true. Yeah, we lower the standards out of fairness.

1:38:40

Yes, exactly. What you got? And now it's gonna

1:38:42

be a dude. I thought there was a woman

1:38:44

who told me that she competes in drag shows. She's

1:38:46

like, I compete in drag shows. Wow, that's an ugly woman.

1:38:48

I said, no. It's a good looking woman?

1:38:50

It wasn't a bad looking woman. And I said, how

1:38:53

does that work? She said, well, you know, and that's the thing. Some of

1:38:55

these drag queens complained that I have an unfair

1:38:57

advantage. I'm like, yeah,

1:38:59

yeah, you do. The whole contest is to look like

1:39:01

you and they all fail.

1:39:03

So of course you have an unfair advantage. They're trying to act,

1:39:05

they're trying to present themselves as a woman when they're not and

1:39:08

you are a woman. She's like, I guess when you

1:39:10

put it that way, but it's a lot of fun. I

1:39:13

love that she's taking on the checks though. She's

1:39:15

beating them at their own game. It's the only

1:39:18

area where a woman can beat men. We found

1:39:20

it. Women

1:39:23

need to start winning drag shows across this country.

1:39:25

She's like the Leah Thomas of. Yes, exactly.

1:39:28

She's like the Fallon Fox of drag show. Yeah,

1:39:30

it's all the, what is it? I think it's, is it New Zealand

1:39:32

or can I, I can't remember what

1:39:33

country there's all these lifters right now. No, that

1:39:36

are, that are identifying as women to

1:39:38

go in and break the women's records. New

1:39:40

Zealand did have the actual man who was a woman. Yeah.

1:39:43

No, no, no, no. Not the guy. But now they're trolling.

1:39:45

Yeah, they're trolling. Troll. Yes.

1:39:47

Do that. Yep. Why

1:39:50

is it silly?

1:39:51

Yeah. So part of me does like the fact that it, that

1:39:55

men now beat women at everything.

1:39:58

That's fair. Like we don't need a man. Really?

1:40:00

Look at your record books. Shit. Yeah,

1:40:03

it came full circle. Yeah, it did. I'm

1:40:05

waiting for that professional women's football league.

1:40:07

We have a Trans playing tight end,

1:40:10

and six foot four to 40. Yes. Used

1:40:12

to be Ken, now it's Kate. She catches

1:40:14

a pass over the middle, and there's some Hooters waitress

1:40:17

who's, actually a biological

1:40:19

woman tries to tackle her, and her head gets knocked

1:40:21

off like a champagne cork. I don't know if this is so

1:40:23

much a projection as a fantasy. Yeah,

1:40:27

it's a combination of both. I'm just saying,

1:40:29

you're right.

1:40:29

Yeah. It came

1:40:32

full circle. They do them themselves, and it is

1:40:34

kind of enjoyable. Yeah, it is. Only women supported

1:40:36

this. Men who had no dog in the fight were going, this ends

1:40:38

badly. Women going, don't tell us what to do. Come on

1:40:41

in, and then like, oh my gosh, they're breaking our bones,

1:40:43

they're smashing our faces. Like, I don't know, we

1:40:45

told you, shut up. You're

1:40:48

not the boss of me. God

1:40:52

bless Riley Gaines. Yes, let's see how this, oh

1:40:54

yeah. That Riley Gaines is making it right.

1:40:57

Final chat.

1:40:58

From campfiredj, question

1:41:01

for Nick and Steven, we all know that Wokeness

1:41:03

ruins comedy. Do you think that atheism

1:41:06

ruins comedy? Is there anything else that you think

1:41:08

ruins it? I don't think atheism ruins comedy.

1:41:10

It became like the thing to do for a while, right?

1:41:12

The whole like, ah, Christians are dumb. Just like, ah,

1:41:14

George Bush is a dumb redneck, and it became a bit of a witch

1:41:17

hunt. But no, it doesn't, it doesn't

1:41:19

buy its, here's the thing. Wokeness is an ideology,

1:41:21

right? Leftism is an ideology.

1:41:23

And that ideology precludes

1:41:26

you from pushing, boundaries,

1:41:28

they've become the new, you know, like parental

1:41:30

counsel. So the ideology of

1:41:32

leftism, of Wokeness, as you're referring to it,

1:41:34

it,

1:41:36

by out of necessity would have

1:41:38

to be anti-comedy. That's not necessarily the case

1:41:41

with atheism, because you can be an atheist and be a libertarian,

1:41:43

or you can be an atheist, be liberal, you can be an atheist, and be

1:41:45

concerned. There's nothing that says with atheism, oh,

1:41:48

this is off balance for comedy. You'll find some

1:41:50

atheists who are woke, but it's not an ideology

1:41:52

that requires you silence yourself. Wokeness,

1:41:55

I mean, that is one of the tenets of the religion

1:41:57

of Wokeness. So I think they're very different.

1:42:00

I don't want to alienate your you

1:42:02

have real conservative fans. I

1:42:04

don't know where I stand on on religion

1:42:07

You're agnostic. I'm agnostic. Yeah,

1:42:09

that's yeah, so I don't really know what's gonna

1:42:12

ruin comedy. It's more female

1:42:14

comics No

1:42:18

ladies come on, you know, you know, I'm

1:42:20

kidding. Yeah, we need a women's division

1:42:22

for comedy Hahahaha Some

1:42:29

of my best bits

1:42:30

are I you know a religious stuff

1:42:32

that I pull from the Bible. Yeah, no I've

1:42:34

heard it right for material. I can't remember

1:42:36

one of the jokes you probably

1:42:38

I probably remember but no I know that you're not you're

1:42:40

not like a right-wing Christian I've known plenty

1:42:42

of people who are I've known plenty of people who

1:42:44

are funny Christians who are funny atheists I've known funny

1:42:47

Muslims. I've known funny. I've never

1:42:49

in my life encountered a funny

1:42:52

Woke person it is like comedy

1:42:54

poison and I just mean in conversation You always

1:42:57

you can't create comedy

1:42:59

if you have to walk on eggshells all the time

1:43:02

It's not possible and

1:43:04

that is the issue that we are dealing with. I'm I

1:43:06

always say this too I'm not really religious, but I

1:43:08

I Respect religious people right?

1:43:11

I really do because they believe they have

1:43:13

something to believe it right more than I almost

1:43:15

envy it And I believe yeah,

1:43:18

you know, it keeps people in line Well, especially

1:43:20

in the United States. Yeah, it's the only thing

1:43:22

that's standing between us and the gates of hell right

1:43:25

now Is as much as we've forgotten it is

1:43:27

you know, they're Christian

1:43:28

principles. That's the thing people say, ah,

1:43:30

you know That's right. I don't need God to tell

1:43:32

me right from wrong

1:43:33

Yeah, you do you're still benefiting

1:43:36

from it. This is some you know, I'll leave people with

1:43:38

with this We've talked about in the past but it's worth worth

1:43:40

remedial. You'll hear this a lot from atheists

1:43:43

You'll hear them say if you need a God to

1:43:45

tell you not to kill then you're a really bad

1:43:47

person First off that's not agreed

1:43:49

upon across all societies today

1:43:52

on earth that killing is bad and people

1:43:54

define killing

1:43:55

Through different ways. Okay, just see

1:43:57

the infant mortality rate, but let's even go a little further

1:43:59

than that

1:44:00

stealing? Well, the Native Americans would steal

1:44:02

all the time, some tribes, because they didn't have a concept

1:44:04

of personal property. They didn't see that as immoral,

1:44:06

but that's not the only case where

1:44:08

you benefit from Judeo-Christian principles. Let's

1:44:11

go further than that. Okay, how about

1:44:14

not cheating on your...

1:44:16

Yeah, that's where they lose me. No,

1:44:19

but there's a thing. We have laws. Yes, of course. Something

1:44:21

like, I don't like that. I hope you don't cheat.

1:44:24

Not cheating on your wife. Hey, how about mercy.

1:44:28

Do you know that mercy was seen as a weakness until modern

1:44:30

Christianism? There are a lot of values that aren't just don't

1:44:32

murder,

1:44:33

where you may not know this,

1:44:35

you may not recognize it or appreciate it, you

1:44:38

benefit from a system of beliefs

1:44:40

that the people who created this country said, okay, this is going

1:44:42

to be the foundation. Let me give you one further. I

1:44:44

don't need a God to tell me not to kill. Okay.

1:44:47

But this country

1:44:49

and Western civilization, but specifically this country, needed

1:44:53

God to tell them that

1:44:55

they should limit their own power.

1:44:57

There is nothing telling man to limit

1:45:00

your own power in government. There's nothing, by the way, it's

1:45:02

seen as a virtue. See, every other international

1:45:04

governing body. The founding fathers said, because

1:45:06

these rights are inalienable, meaning

1:45:08

these are birth rights. These are rights that people

1:45:10

are born with from God, not from us. Our

1:45:13

job is to protect and ensure

1:45:15

that these rights are not infringed upon. That

1:45:18

is very, very different from other countries

1:45:20

who still believe to this day that the government grants

1:45:22

you rights. So if you enjoy the freedoms, for

1:45:25

example, the First Amendment, that does not exist.

1:45:27

It

1:45:27

cannot exist

1:45:29

without the Judeo-Christian principles. So you may not need a God

1:45:31

to tell you not to kill. You may not need a God to

1:45:33

tell you not to steal. A lot of other countries do because

1:45:35

they do those things. But in this country, you

1:45:37

certainly benefit from the people before you

1:45:39

who said, because of God and because

1:45:41

of our belief in God, we are going to ensure

1:45:44

that every man, woman and child has their own individual

1:45:47

rights. And our job is to protect it, not

1:45:49

to act as though we are God. So even

1:45:52

if you don't believe in God, you have to recognize

1:45:55

that moral ambiguity, right,

1:45:57

situational ethics. Well, there's

1:45:59

a reason we reject God.

1:45:59

that here in this country and there's a reason

1:46:02

that you still have the ability to reject

1:46:04

it. You don't have that ability to reject those speech

1:46:06

codes in godless countries. See the USSR?

1:46:09

See China? You know what else? Even see

1:46:12

the UK because they've rejected it a long

1:46:14

time ago. The all-powerful god as government

1:46:17

and you can be put in jail for racism because you do a cover

1:46:19

song of kung fu fighting at a karaoke bar.

1:46:21

That happened. Search our archives

1:46:23

to find that video. It's ridiculous and it's real.

1:46:26

So if you want to do

1:46:28

karaoke night, the point

1:46:30

is

1:46:32

convert to Christianity. We will see you tomorrow

1:46:34

on the Friday show only on MUG Club, but it's still

1:46:37

free tomorrow. Tomorrow.

1:46:55

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