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Well,

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glad to be with you. We have a lot to get to

1:00

you today. Yakuza's sick. So we wish

1:02

him wish him a speedy recovery. A lot of people

1:04

in the office right now getting sick. Mhmm. Mine.

1:06

Could be the COVID, could be anything else because,

1:08

you know, not really testing when you go to the

1:10

emergency rooms anymore. Nope. But we have a lot to

1:13

get to, say, before I get to that, look, there's obviously the

1:15

story right now that's breaking. We don't have all the ins the

1:17

information. regarding Ted

1:19

senator Ted Cruz's daughter. He's been on

1:21

the show. I the

1:25

wanna even have to address this. It's a private matter.

1:27

This is someone who is not of age.

1:29

But when you have people on the left right

1:32

now, they're saying, oh, you know, hey, our heart goes out Ted

1:34

Cruz and his daughter doesn't deserve this, but this is what happens

1:36

when you create anti trans legislation.

1:38

You're you're politicizing it right there.

1:41

Just shut up. I don't know.

1:43

Is there That's all I want. Can everyone just just

1:45

just shut up? How about it? That's

1:47

all I wanna say. I don't wanna say anything else. Just

1:49

don't be an ass whole your whole life. Okay?

1:52

So what else do you have to get to today?

1:54

Time announced this person of the year and

1:57

surprise. It's not a surprise. something

1:59

else I would wanna get to today is

2:02

this is going to be the theme. You know, I've always said this

2:04

to you, don't trust the experts. And by that,

2:06

I don't mean Don't believe that there are people who have expertise,

2:08

but I mean, do not simply appeal to

2:10

authority. Do not defer to

2:12

experts because all of the experts

2:15

got everything wrong as it relates

2:17

to Twitter. We're talking about the file updates.

2:19

We're talking about Wikipedia. And what they are

2:21

doing, it's this circular feedback loop of authority

2:24

and expertise. and everyone got

2:26

the Iran morality police story wrong

2:28

except, Nadia, I wasn't even

2:30

here that day except us.

2:32

and not journalists are quoting us, and I'm not

2:34

saying that I'm an expert, please, I am not and certainly

2:37

not the alternates. No offense. No.

2:39

I didn't even know the story. I just read what was in

2:41

front of me. Right. and then Gerald

2:43

knew it. Yeah. And then you guys got it

2:45

right. I'm in the And then the rest of the media is it

2:47

up to, like, how did we get this wrong? Because you

2:49

didn't read one paragraph down.

2:52

So it was tough. We'll

2:54

be talking about that and more,

2:56

but Gerald a is here. How are you, sir?

2:58

I'm feeling good about myself. Big j journalist

3:01

over here. Yes. There you go. Big j journalist. I

3:03

don't know what that means. Sounds like a horrible nickname

3:05

and you know what I mean? Love him fastest man on his

3:07

feet. He is in Detroit this

3:09

weekend. It's December eighth

3:11

at Mark Ridley's comedy Daylinder,

3:13

how are you, sir? Oh, boy. Good. How about

3:15

you? I'm better. You're feeling better? Yeah. I

3:17

had an acid reflux bout. Oh.

3:20

Yes. I have a thing called Barrett's Esophagus. It's

3:23

fun. That doesn't sound right. But I don't need to

3:25

overshare. That's what I do. What is

3:27

Barrett's Esophagus? It's when

3:29

you spend your teen years drinking and

3:31

smoking cigarettes and then later in

3:33

life. Well, you pay for it. Yeah. It's just from it

3:35

it It's somewhat self inflicted. Yeah.

3:38

That and I just come from a long line

3:40

of -- Well, acidity

3:42

people. -- so asymmetrical genes

3:44

-- Yes. -- days That's

3:46

the gift that keeps on giving. Yes. It burns.

3:48

It burns. Can you use it offensively? Like

3:51

a dilophosaurus? Well, Well,

3:55

I never tried, but maybe.

3:58

I think you just brought yourself the segment.

4:00

Oh, yeah. Delaffer

4:02

Dave. There's a Bodega store owner down

4:04

the street who's been pissing me off lately. I wanna

4:06

see if you can blind him. A hunch. So

4:09

my question to you, before we get to everything if

4:11

you could name anyone person of the year, who

4:13

would you name person of the year? If

4:15

you were time Magazine's, and you're not. And

4:17

neither is time. Friends alone.

4:20

Take it for you

4:22

norm. No

4:26

one sings by a by a drumfire as well. as

4:28

Frank's point. No. That's right. Before we get on to

4:30

any of that, I don't know if you know this bit of TikTok

4:32

or now is saying, this is the culture we live in

4:34

that if you do not want to date a trans woman. And of

4:36

course, this is not new, But this TikTok

4:39

explained this TikTok. TikTok.

4:41

Those words sound weird coming out of my mouth as though

4:43

it's a thing. TikTok. Did I say

4:45

that? You did. But I hate myself.

4:47

You do. You should. This

4:49

tick, toddler -- Mhmm.

4:51

-- is explaining to you why if you

4:53

do not want to date a trans woman, you are

4:56

trans phobic. It all makes sense now.

4:57

Trans women are women. So

4:59

if you're heterosexual and you're a man and you said

5:01

you wouldn't date a trans woman because it's a preference,

5:04

that just Transphobia. Period. The

5:06

majority of the time, our preferences are

5:09

rooted in something problematic. It

5:10

could be Biology. Racing.

5:12

transphobia. The list goes on. It didn't ask

5:14

why it's transphobic to not want a data trans

5:16

woman. Already starting off on the wrong foot by

5:18

referring to cis women as regular women.

5:20

Then said something about trans women not being able carried

5:23

children. If that's your sole reason for dating

5:25

someone, keep that same energy

5:26

for all the women who are in fertile.

5:28

You know what? I'm gonna give her

5:31

this one. I'm gonna give her this

5:33

one. If if that's the case, yes.

5:35

I'm trans I guess, in this case, I

5:37

would be transphobic. If it were

5:39

wedding night, and, you know, you

5:41

you you go to the chambers -- Uh-huh.

5:43

-- and and it's and there's a

5:46

swinging penis and

5:48

testicles -- Mhmm. -- I would find myself fearful. I

5:50

guess that would be phobic. It's science.

5:52

Yeah. Right. It would be strange, you know.

5:54

I guess when you go to the doctor and you're

5:56

like, we're having trouble conceiving. Right.

5:58

And then we can't figure it out either. She is

6:00

a woman -- Yeah. -- technically. I

6:03

don't know if the reason that you can't have

6:05

children is because you're morbidly

6:07

obese, but proud of it. So that's brave. Or or the

6:09

fact that you that babies don't come out of

6:11

weaners. I don't know. I don't know what it is. We've

6:13

had a lot of anal sex but not any luck

6:15

with trying. I don't know how this works. I've

6:17

even stood on my head. Does this work?

6:19

Well, it's just fine.

6:22

you think they're doing that? Do you think that's a trans individual

6:24

is like, oh, I'm on my ovulation cycle?

6:26

I want to find

6:28

the Mormon trans or the Cath Flick

6:31

Trans natural family planning

6:33

couple. If you exist, comment below.

6:35

I will host you because

6:37

that is commitment and that is to

6:39

be respected. even if it's

6:41

crazy. Steven, that's not ovulation. That's just

6:43

gas. Yes. So what was that?

6:46

Was she trans? I don't think she was trans.

6:48

Right? No. She seemed to be a regular mean,

6:50

sis. I hope she's not trans because then I

6:52

would feel very confused. Well, I'll tell

6:54

you what, then, I guess, I wouldn't be transphoning.

6:56

I She's

6:59

there's what they call the barely passively. She's

7:01

what they would call the super passively.

7:03

And has. And they've been a transphobic non

7:06

transphobic twice. I was very drunk.

7:08

Yes. Very, very drunk. He said all of our

7:10

preferences are are are rooted in

7:12

something problematic. She said they can be. No.

7:14

They can be are you sure she did that?

7:16

Did can we watch it again? Did she say they can

7:18

be rooted in something from you? watch it again.

7:20

No. Of course not. No. No. She's an idiot.

7:23

Trans women are women? No.

7:25

So if you're heterosexual and you're a man and

7:27

you said you wouldn't date a trans woman, it's a

7:29

preference, that's just transphobia. period. And

7:31

I am. The majority of the time, our preferences

7:34

are rooted in some

7:35

art matters. Oh, okay. Same. Same situation.

7:37

at the time, our preferences and majority of the

7:39

time. Well, full price. Is that rooted in

7:41

something problematic? Well, if

7:44

a trans woman is a woman, then why are you

7:46

putting the word trans in front of it? Well, also

7:49

when they say, oh, you know, sex is biological and

7:51

gender is social, male to female

7:53

trans is the term that they use MTFFTA

7:56

Mhmm. So whole thing just it I thought,

7:59

look, it's

7:59

all ball bearings nowadays. Okay. We

8:02

have unless you cut them off. Yeah.

8:05

Well,

8:05

yeah. I I don't know what to

8:07

say with this. Like, you're we're all I guess you're transphobic.

8:09

Look, why isn't he ever directed at

8:11

women? Hey women, do you wanna if

8:13

you're a straight heterosexual woman, would

8:15

you want to be intimate

8:20

with a man Sorry. There's

8:22

no with the vagina. Like, would you wouldn't you find

8:24

that a little bit weird? Do you think that makes

8:26

you a horrible person? Do you think that that means

8:28

your picture should be on a wall next to Hitler?

8:30

I don't Yeah. Just because you you're

8:32

not attracted to Chaz Bono.

8:35

Yes. Chaz Bono, if

8:37

Chaz Bono were a biological male, I think

8:39

I can use that term. Yes. would be

8:41

attractive to no one. Right?

8:43

That's what I mean. Yes. She just looks like

8:45

Joey Foothomes. Yes. Exactly.

8:47

That's like Guy Fieri. Yes. But, yeah,

8:49

nobody wants to have sex with Guy Fieri.

8:51

Exactly. Just as I mean, I

8:53

wouldn't say nobody that everyone has Well,

8:55

Pete referred to it for running. Yeah.

8:57

Sure. I mean Right back to the

8:59

problematic. See, it's just it all passed

9:01

late to problematic. Just think if your shirt has sparkly

9:03

flames on that nobody should touch you

9:05

sexually. Right. Especially if you

9:07

decide to eat a quail that's been

9:09

soaked in rum Yes. Or if you wear

9:11

Oakley's on the back of your head.

9:13

Yes. Yeah. Just no reason to touch. Well, I think he's

9:15

trying to throw people off. Yeah. It's like the

9:17

same reason he has a gut guy

9:19

theory doll so we can use a carpool lane.

9:21

That's true. Alright. Not all

9:23

he does with it. Hey. Hey. Oh, what's

9:25

going on? It looks like there's some breaking

9:27

news from what I'm seeing on CNN right

9:29

now.

9:34

Okay. Well,

9:36

look, I think you all know this and people

9:38

aren't happy about it. Warrnock

9:40

has defeated Hershel Walker -- Yeah. -- and the

9:43

Georgia senate runoff. But and a development

9:45

appears that demon babies are now

9:47

running wild. So who could have

9:49

foreseen this coming? Oh, man.

9:51

Us. We

9:53

saw it coming. We did. We tried to

9:55

warn everyone. We tried to warn you.

9:57

No one cares. You just wouldn't listen

9:59

mayor of

9:59

Amity. Alright. Well, that's been breaking

10:02

news.

10:08

Somewhere,

10:08

Hershel Walker's, III told to

10:10

to Don't don't be a problem, didn't better. I told you

10:12

that in my career. So Wait. I wouldn't you

10:14

get bit by one as a that's gonna be

10:16

someone else who's on the phone. You but you

10:18

have been by someone. You'd becoming a

10:20

smaller, like, a demon baby yourself, like, Thomas and

10:22

Bailey. You've been in a suit. You're swimming in your

10:24

suit. because now you did the demon baby in a big suit. Yeah. You

10:26

can go ahead and talk to that war. No. But his problem now. You ain't

10:28

even baby nephew. You ain't going like you're

10:30

not going like the way you wait. Look.

10:33

No. This would not just be

10:35

This would not just be quarantined to Georgia. It

10:37

was spread, and the demon baby will be

10:39

everywhere. It will be world war

10:41

demon baby. And I will be your

10:43

president, if you let me, to stop a demon baby. be

10:45

a pod, even a little typo. Yep.

10:47

That's right. because every little better knows that none

10:49

of the even maybe even maybe can't resist.

10:51

There's one thing. That's Jorge Walker playing the

10:53

swimming baby fluke. Follow me with swimming

10:55

baby. They follow me to Canada. Yeah. It's

10:57

amazing, man. Mommy

11:00

baby paid the cold. your natural

11:02

habitat. Right?

11:05

We're going to be getting some developments here

11:07

regarding the Twitter files and and and

11:09

unfortunately Wikipedia. She'd been keeping her eye on them

11:11

a little bit more. kinda like the United States with

11:13

Syria for a while. I was like, oh, I can't believe we forgot

11:15

about you guys. No. Time

11:17

just announced its person of

11:19

the year. And if you haven't been paying

11:21

attention, in case you had lost all your faith in

11:23

the media, times person of the year, is this guy?

11:42

Yeah. Runner-up

11:45

was carrot tops. Zelenskyy joins

11:47

a list of many other esteemed

11:50

bottom persons of the year,

11:52

including the Ayatollah Khamenei, Joseph

11:54

Stalin, ate off Hitler. They don't all they

11:56

can't all be gyms. Stalin wanted

11:59

twice. He really

11:59

A repeat winner. Yes.

12:02

Two

12:02

times. Wow. That's nice. And not in

12:04

the good years. He was still killing lots of his

12:06

own people during those times. Is is is

12:09

time personally is it like a placeholder

12:11

for just person who has had

12:13

some kind of an impact including super

12:15

negative. But giving it to Stalin twice

12:17

seems like a real misstep. It did. It is a bit

12:19

of a misstep. That was, you know, the time when he

12:21

was allied with Hitler than the time when he wasn't.

12:23

I mean, if we don't wanna read mass

12:25

shooter's manifestos because we don't want to

12:27

inspire copy cats, you would think

12:29

putting Stalin on the cover of time, you

12:31

know, might have the same effect. Maybe just

12:33

not the the mass genocide people.

12:35

Like, the Yeah. I mean, called maine, the

12:37

barrier to entry is too difficult. People to figure

12:39

they're safe. I mean, he's like, I can't really make this list.

12:41

I'd have to kill more than all of the Jews on the

12:43

planet right now, and I can't I can't get those

12:45

numbers. That's a tall It is. It's a

12:47

tall order. or maybe they should just step back from that a little bit.

12:49

In fairness, guys, it wasn't that long

12:51

ago. It's true.

12:53

That's completely unfair. I have not involved.

12:55

You know, What do you mean? Oh, wait.

12:57

Yes. So yes. So that

12:59

brings us action. You can comment below again who you

13:01

would like to see his personality. And hit the like button

13:03

because the algorithms was we get to the Wikipedia

13:05

and Twitter file stuff. We're easing into it.

13:08

We very well could be removed from YouTube. I think we have

13:10

Carrie Lake on tomorrow too. And, yeah, resulted in

13:12

us being suspended from YouTube. So head on over to

13:14

rumble. Likely, we head on over to rumble.

13:16

Head on over to rumble. I don't know how many times to

13:18

say it. I'd love to see the numbers change like at

13:20

Rudy's attendance computer. Zelensky,

13:23

he was given the title after he

13:25

beat out actually some pretty stiff competition. Yeah. I

13:27

understand. Mhmm. And that brings us to a game, which we usually

13:29

play on Mukla, but we thought it was important because you can play

13:31

along with us. It's guess

13:33

the person of the year.

13:46

But that sounds really well done. It's far too

13:48

professional. Yes. Far too professional. Yeah. I

13:50

agree with some of the things out of character. Yeah.

13:52

So here's the guy in Neil degrasse

13:54

Tyson thing. Yes. So here's

13:56

the here's the theme of the game. Right? I'm gonna read to

13:58

you or I'm gonna show you a list of people

13:59

and you're supposed to guess whether or not they

14:02

were nominated for personal year.

14:04

Time or time. I missed it when it was man

14:06

of the year. Yeah. I I didn't

14:07

take any offense for that. Ladies have to ring.

14:10

Just one more thing. You're saying that

14:12

Hitler was in person of the year. No. He

14:14

was definitely man of the year.

14:16

Well, hey, Abraham, got him to kill

14:18

himself. Oh, no. He's trying to be be person of

14:20

the year. be politically correct

14:22

while giving it to Stalin twice.

14:24

I don't think they cared

14:26

quite as much back then about that. But anyway, alright. So we're gonna go

14:28

to Alright. Give me the people I have to guess if these

14:30

people were actually nominated. You can play a longer green check.

14:32

We'll start with the person number one

14:34

one. drag

14:37

queens or or a segment It's a

14:39

theme. I'm going to say, no. Of course, they were not

14:41

nominated for personality. Not nominated.

14:43

nominated. Are you gonna

14:45

switch twenty twenty two? Yeah. Twenty

14:47

twenty two is -- Yes. -- first of the year. Time first of

14:49

the year. I'm going to say no to Dred. queen. So I'm gonna

14:51

say yes as we live in the now time.

14:53

Okay. What's the answer? Do we have a good

14:55

day? No.

14:59

No. Okay. So I was right. Okay. Good. Good.

15:01

I'm good. I'm one for one to long time. Next one.

15:03

Next one. Yeah. I'm transphobic. Elliott's

15:05

page. Elliott Page. Yes. I'm going to say

15:07

Elliott Page was nominated. Yes. For

15:09

-- Yeah. -- person of

15:11

the year. I'm with you for a person of

15:14

The year. Yes. Z of the year.

15:16

Yes. Z of the year. Yes. Okay.

15:19

And the answer is, nope.

15:21

Bye. No. Okay. Come on. Alright. You're

15:23

striking. Looks like they cover when it's starting.

15:25

Right. Next next candidate.

15:29

Rupert Murdoch. Alright.

15:32

Rupert Murdoch. No. No? No. No.

15:34

How could that guy be a type of a person of the

15:36

year? And he's barely walking upright. and

15:38

the answer Look at that next. Someone needs

15:40

to pardon them. They're they're slow.

15:42

Michelle and Michelle. Alright. Give us the answer.

15:44

Alright. The answer is No.

15:46

Alright. Good. So we're right. Okay. You're doing good. Give me

15:48

a couple more. Let's let's see. Let's wrap this up because I

15:50

feel like I know where this is going. Alright. Give me the next

15:52

one. Yep. Tim's work.

15:55

Gun safety advocate. Gun safety advocates.

15:58

I'm gonna say yes. Because we're

16:00

very broad with persons of the year

16:02

now. Yes. I'm going say they were nominated. You

16:04

are a. No. What they

16:06

lost out to is Zelensky playing the piano

16:08

with his dick. Alright. Right. Camalla

16:10

Harris. Kamalla Harris person of the

16:12

year. Here's the thing. If the

16:14

title was most entirely useless person

16:16

of the year, she should be

16:18

not And I that like I some

16:21

people you really dislike, she is a

16:23

useless human being. You ever see her on a

16:25

panel, she contributes nothing. She she

16:27

says nothing. She understands

16:29

nothing. She's barely

16:31

even present. She's like she actually causes

16:33

precedents. She causes me an existential

16:35

crisis. Well, they're hitting somebody

16:37

more mentally deficient than the president.

16:40

That's it. They had to search far and wide. Who was

16:42

the first candidate out of the primary?

16:44

Kamala. There's no way Kamala was nominated for person. I'm

16:46

gonna say yes, because we live in talk times.

16:48

Go ahead. Alright. And she is

16:50

not mad. See you. Okay. Give the

16:52

next one. one, Xi

16:54

Jinping. Xi Jinping. Well, you know

16:56

what? I'm going to say yes because they were such

16:58

big fans of Hitler and Stalin. Yeah.

17:00

I guess I'm gonna follow your lead on that

17:03

one. Yes. Alright. And the answer is

17:05

Sir, hey. That is for

17:07

him. Thanks. for him, Xi Jinping. It's getting

17:09

some wind. It's like get there.

17:12

Putin. Vladimir Putin. This is prior to

17:14

fighting against the Linsky. It was

17:16

person of the year and Xi Jinping was

17:18

nominated. In other words, there's no reason for Putin not

17:20

to be. He's equally as significant.

17:23

I'm gonna say

17:25

no. I'm also going to say because his

17:27

enemy won. Right. Also,

17:29

I'm going to say no, but based

17:31

on opposite of logic. Okay. There

17:33

we go. Alright? And the answer is

17:36

no. He was not nominated. You thought he should be though. There's

17:38

one last one. One last one. One last

17:40

person. Ron DeSantis nominated for a person of

17:42

the year. Well, I I'm going to say, yes,

17:44

he was nominated because I would have had to acknowledge. Oh, it's

17:46

just Yeah. I'm gonna say he's conservative, so

17:49

no. Okay. Alright. But since

17:51

there is, There you go.

17:53

Hey, you know what time wasn't all that bad? Okay. There

17:55

you go. This has been time, first of the year,

17:58

guessing it.

18:08

Alright. Here, I want to talk about a

18:11

few things that are pretty important. When more time

18:13

goes into the stinger than the game. Yes.

18:15

Exactly. Hey.

18:19

I'm sorry. So I think

18:21

you got them all right, though. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

18:23

Yeah. Yeah. for eight. That's

18:25

massive. So here's the theme of today.

18:27

Okay? And it's not only people often use

18:29

a term mainstream media, and this has almost become

18:31

a trope like Loom's dream The

18:33

demon cats look. The issue is

18:36

this, people want

18:38

you to believe and consistently defer

18:40

to experts. And and when they when they

18:42

say that, when they do that, what that does is, well, to

18:44

things. First off, it assumes that

18:46

you cannot become an expert in a topic, or

18:48

it makes it something unattainable,

18:51

and it also absolves you of doing

18:53

your own work as far as doing research. for

18:55

yourself. And so that brings us

18:57

to the theme of today. We wanna walk through all

18:59

of these stories that the experts

19:01

are wrong. Most

19:02

of

19:04

my headphones are wrong today. Alright.

19:07

So keeps going like number nine

19:09

from left ear to right ear. I don't happening with

19:11

this. I think I hit it with my knee. Alright. There we go.

19:14

So Monday. And what happened on

19:16

Monday? I wasn't here on Monday. Mhmm.

19:19

we told you here though, and by that, I mean, Gerald and Dave, that the

19:21

mainstream media outlets like The New York Times

19:23

were misreporting that Iran

19:26

disbanded The morality police.

19:28

Yeah. And by the way, people

19:30

on the left and on the right reported this

19:32

incorrectly. And just so you know, this is

19:34

one of those things. where

19:38

we read these stories

19:40

sometimes and we see the New York Times or we see people

19:42

on the right, we see these authoritative sources

19:44

covering it, we're going, well, It's

19:46

so obvious. There must be something we missed.

19:48

But clearly, they read the next paragraph that we

19:50

think they missed, that there must be a third or fourth

19:52

paragraph. Right? Or another speech that was

19:55

given, quote, we just don't have. Because even

19:57

us here, sometimes we're gas lit and go, well,

19:59

they are experts. And then we realized, oh no,

20:01

wait, they can't be bothered to

20:03

read beyond that title.

20:05

And I can't even say that I was

20:07

right that day because I wasn't here, so and I don't

20:09

mean any disrespect. Mhmm. But louder

20:12

was Crowder, this show,

20:14

the the the the the

20:16

the the the the alternates got

20:18

it right before

20:18

The New York Times that day.

20:21

Yesterday,

20:21

the New York Times

20:23

reported that Iran will be abolishing

20:25

its so called morality police.

20:27

Comment if you've seen this out there

20:29

right now. All of the organizations have been covering this.

20:32

And we feel like they have been covering this

20:34

incorrectly for whatever

20:36

reason. Mohammed, job that

20:38

monetary, right, where he said the

20:40

morality police was abolished by

20:42

the same authorities who who installed it.

20:45

So that's what they took and ran with and basically thought, okay.

20:47

Well, Iran is taking some positive steps

20:49

here, and they're going to abolish some reality, please.

20:51

The only problem is It's

20:53

not true. Right? Here's the

20:55

actual full quote from the

20:57

Iranian attorney general. The morality

20:59

police has not to do with the judiciary

21:01

system, the same source that created it in the

21:03

past from the same place it has shut

21:05

down. Of course, the judiciary

21:07

system will continue its surveillance

21:09

of social behaviors across the

21:11

side. In the same

21:13

sentence, he basically said, yes. Yes. From

21:15

that same source, it kinda shut down, but

21:17

they're gonna continue to monitor your

21:19

behavior across the side. Hey,

21:20

you guys? Yeah. Good

21:22

work. Yeah. Thank you. I was just listening. To

21:25

everyone else, You're about as

21:27

useless as Kamala Harris. That's

21:30

a low blow. So there

21:32

he's right. So we put this out, and

21:34

then journalists an actual

21:36

journalist. Suna is

21:38

it Suna Ebrahimie

21:40

-- Yep. -- cream of some young guy. No.

21:43

So actually caught wind of our

21:45

coverage, retweeted it, saying,

21:47

crowder bits Crowder, and I'm gonna show this

21:49

because they're in a crowded bits just a second day

21:51

YouTube channel. Credible YouTube channel talking

21:53

about the fake news published by a very

21:55

familiar name on The New York

21:57

Times. And so this was someone who report who's

21:59

been reporting on this quite a

22:01

bit who knows what's happening there and

22:03

probably watched in frustration as the New

22:05

York Times and as other sites on the right

22:07

who often get their cues from New York Times and just

22:09

rehash it with a little bit of a hat tip and some kind of

22:11

commentary there about the mainstream media. She was

22:13

probably frustrated because she didn't have enough of

22:15

a platform. Thank god. You guys, while it

22:17

wasn't on Monday, decided to be

22:19

accurate because she said I'll draft

22:21

in the comments below it. Or

22:23

below on Grammy's tweets, are

22:26

hysterical. Yeah. They really are. Because some of them are liberal.

22:28

So, like, here's someone AKA Matthew Wang

22:30

tweeted, imagine how far legacy newspapers

22:32

have strayed that Stephen Crowder is the

22:34

sensible guy in the room for now. Well, I'll take the

22:36

one where I can get it. And you

22:38

weren't even in the room. And then then

22:40

someone else responded, I

22:42

know so frustrating. This is someone who does not like

22:44

me. Then Anayjay

22:46

wrote, let's be fair. They're

22:48

not wrong here. And by they, I

22:51

mean, Dave Landow. Good. Shout out to

22:53

you. I saw that. If

22:55

one person knew who the photo

22:57

was of. One person finally

22:59

said Matt Abzu questioned,

23:01

what is so awful about him? And then there are

23:03

a bunch of responses. Look, there's a lot that's awful

23:05

about me, but I wasn't even there that It's

23:07

not even your fault. Well, the funny

23:09

thing is it's they're blaming the New York Times because

23:11

if the New York Times runs this story and

23:14

everybody else and the media picks it up, all of a

23:16

sudden, people stop focusing on Iran quite as

23:18

much in the United States because that's a world of the way we

23:20

got our own problems to deal with. Right? Oh, I

23:22

guess they're they're taking steps to correct this

23:24

fine, protests, whatever. That

23:26

makes them lose steam. That makes --

23:28

Yes. -- movement kind of die out a little bit

23:30

at least from national that means people die. Exactly. That means

23:33

people get executed. Yeah. Because that's the

23:35

part. It's people are being murdered, and have

23:37

no and you have no problem reporting that it's not

23:39

happening. That's not serious issue. too.

23:41

Yeah. Hey, you know what else too? We've talked while talking about this,

23:43

you know, the Hunter Biden thing which we'll get into it a little

23:45

bit, it's not just about the corruption with the big

23:47

guy getting ten Right? Obviously,

23:49

that does that pertains to

23:51

our national security interest, the

23:53

liability for former vice president Biden. But

23:56

We're talking about this with your Rand story. People can

23:58

die. Yeah. Hey, with Hunter Biden at the very least when

24:00

you know that there were pornographic

24:03

pictures, some very clearly of people under

24:05

age. Hey, How many sex

24:07

trafficking rings could you have busted?

24:09

How many

24:11

sex slaves could have been saved?

24:14

Yeah. if the FBI decided to, I don't know, pick up a

24:16

laptop. If the New York Times decided

24:18

to, I don't know, cover it. People say, well,

24:20

this is ill gotten gay Let's

24:22

assume that that's true for a second. This is something no

24:24

one else is talking about. And I don't know why. Let's

24:26

assume it was ill gotten game, which it

24:28

wasn't. He's a dumbass, who was so high, he

24:30

forgot to pick up his laptop a big geek

24:32

squad. But even then, were you

24:34

were you working behind the scenes? If you tried

24:36

to throttle it in front of the scenes saying, well, these

24:38

renewed pictures and that goes against our policies,

24:40

did you see the underage girls Where

24:43

was it? Hey. Sorry about Virtu sitting with what you do

24:45

in front of the scenes. You could

24:46

stop it. You

24:48

could save some women out there. There

24:50

are more slaves than ever. ever. In recorded

24:52

history, on earth right now, over forty million, that's

24:54

because a lot of them are sex trafficked.

24:56

You mean to tell me

24:58

that you can't find any leads based on what Hunter

25:00

Biden did, spare me

25:02

the

25:02

bullshit with your sex trafficking charities

25:05

and your nothing but nets from

25:07

malaria over in West

25:09

African countries. You don't give a rat's

25:11

ass. Okay. Let's say you banned it on Twitter and

25:13

on Facebook. Does anyone else you know what? Comment

25:15

below. What anyone

25:15

else like to see our intelligence agencies when they're

25:17

given a layup Go after

25:20

the sex traffickers. Or we

25:22

Can we find common ground on that that we

25:24

don't want underage girls sex trafficked

25:27

or boys? Do

25:29

you

25:29

remember how many other people were

25:31

molested or assaulted by doctor NASA

25:33

after the FBI had been tipped off by

25:35

several girls at Michigan state? And they're right.

25:37

well, we'll get right on that. And I believe I'm

25:40

gone by memory here, but I think it was, like,

25:42

substantial thirty, forty, fifty potential

25:44

additional people -- Right. -- that we

25:47

know about. we're blessed to believe that's roughly the

25:49

number that the FBI did such a bang

25:51

up job of getting on that story. And as it

25:53

relates -- Yeah. -- one, you also say

25:55

ill got What is the policy of store where you dropped

25:57

off the computer as far as Kitty porn

25:59

is involved? Right. Yeah. I would imagine that

26:01

they have to report it. that

26:03

would make it completely not ill gotten. No.

26:05

Exactly. It's pretty much take a laptop. Leave

26:07

it a laptop policy. Right. If it's after

26:09

sixty days. Yes. unbelievable.

26:11

It really you know, it's one it really is. It's one

26:13

of those things where we sit here and we talk about

26:15

as though people wanna make a difference. And then

26:17

the f your intelligence agencies

26:20

rated Rudy Giuliani's apartment as

26:22

part of, you know, a PR stunt, and

26:24

they avoided Hunter's laptop

26:27

like it was Adam

26:29

West's shark repellent. And you mean

26:31

to tell me that there's nothing you could

26:33

do there to shut down the

26:36

worst of the worst on earth who

26:38

are trafficking. Underage prostitutes,

26:40

hey, is anyone here doubting?

26:42

Is anyone disputing the Hunter Biden

26:44

had profit? No. Is anyone disputing

26:46

that there were sexual interactions with people who were underage,

26:49

hundred but no one's

26:50

disputing any of that. There's nothing you

26:53

can do, that's why we got to disband the

26:55

FBI and CIA. I get

26:57

it. I get it. You guys wanna be buddies with

26:59

the IRS and give them blocks. How

27:01

about you go after actual

27:03

criminals? How about you go after are people who are causing

27:05

irreparable harm in destroying generations of

27:07

families. Not even talk not talking about the

27:09

drug war. Get these people in the

27:10

drug war, man. It's just, okay,

27:13

Do you think

27:13

we shouldn't have a war against sex trafficking?

27:17

Against selling women into sexual

27:19

slavery against their will? Sure.

27:21

These

27:21

are the same people who were silencing

27:23

the stories. Hey, I wonder how many

27:25

how many gigs of a pedophile

27:27

pornography of underage pornography was

27:29

around on CIA computers. Remember we covered that story? Quite a bit.

27:31

Oh, it's a conspiracy. Don't believe your lying eyes

27:33

and ears. But with NASA, it was actually

27:35

seventy more. Jeez. 0II

27:37

think -- Oh. -- so just a couple. Just seventy more

27:40

people after the or kicked off.

27:42

After. By the way, do we know Is that

27:44

guy still walking? Is that

27:46

I've not been executed? He's not been killed in

27:48

jail, and I'm not sure why. Yeah. Well,

27:50

look, when we get to what

27:52

is it? Ghislaine, Max I was

27:54

mispronouncing first name. Did we find out all the people that

27:56

went to the island that were taking part in

27:58

this? Because we had her on trial. I mean, she

28:00

has the black books She was there. Yeah. It was the

28:02

list of people. We could probably put an

28:04

end to these rings from the very

28:06

top around the world with the guest

28:08

book that they had at that island. Right? Yeah. I

28:10

mean, with that should be coming out soon, I think. Just

28:12

hey. How about this? How about you just save some

28:14

of the puberty blockers that you give to all the

28:16

trans kids who you're saying are being abused?

28:18

and you use that same exact chemical, which is what we use to use

28:20

for. To chemically castrate all

28:22

the pedophile rapists at

28:25

Epstein's Island, about use

28:27

it to chemically castrate anyone involved

28:29

at any point with sex

28:31

trafficking? Well, really any kind of

28:33

sex trafficking, but certainly underage sex

28:35

trafficking. And this is this is it brings us to Twitter. Can

28:37

you load a gun with the pill?

28:39

Yes. I don't know. I think you probably I've

28:41

seen gun to shoot like a like gumballs.

28:44

Yeah. I saw a clown. He would shoot to another clown and

28:46

he'd catch it in his mouth. Really? Yeah.

28:48

So I mean, my point is sounds like

28:50

heaven. Your imagination. is that

28:52

that that's the limit to the possibilities. And they

28:55

really should crack open the black book. I don't

28:57

understand why there would be plea deals in

28:59

bargains for something so disgusting.

29:02

Right. Just an opinion. I mean, pretty

29:04

like who's in there because somebody knows

29:06

who's still walking around that likes

29:08

to have children. a

29:11

little little bit later. for this tree to not

29:13

be lighting up in like, it's distracting.

29:15

I keep thinking that it's trying to, like, strobe

29:17

me in You could shove it in the

29:19

Michigan state guy. Yeah. Alright.

29:21

What were you saying there? No. Just a little

29:23

bit of silver lining for Larry Nasser, he was

29:25

assaulted in prison. Yes. not

29:27

silver lining for him, silver lining for

29:29

us. Right? Oh, yeah. Goodness. I hope he

29:31

was assaulted with silver.

29:34

Moo. Yeah. Just was an

29:36

expensive assault. Oh, you will, that's just to make sure

29:38

he's not, you know, he's not a pedophile werewolf.

29:41

I don't know. Look, call me old fashioned. I think I really do

29:43

think I I support execution for

29:46

serial child sex offenders. You can

29:48

comment below. I agree. I mean, how many

29:50

hundreds of people does it take? At at what

29:52

point do you say? Yeah. This guy can't be in the

29:54

camp anymore. And at what point do you

29:56

say, hey, maybe they're

29:58

not incompetent. Maybe

29:59

the FBI's

29:59

complicit. I mean, maybe they're incompetent

30:02

with underage girl number

30:04

123

30:06

even four. That's what we call

30:08

the Grace underage sexual assault for

30:10

the FBI. Okay? But when you get over when

30:12

you get over the the fifties,

30:15

the sixties,

30:15

the seventies, how

30:17

shitty are you at your job that you can't

30:20

stop the molestation of more

30:22

girls? As girls are coming forward,

30:25

How shitty are you at your job that you can't just

30:27

look into Hunter Biden's laptop and find

30:29

out who's trafficking those kids?

30:31

Not

30:32

saying it's underground cabal

30:34

of people. I'm saying it's out there in the open.

30:36

And the the most egregious thing here

30:38

is the FBI. See, your intelligence

30:40

agencies doing nothing. about

30:43

it. Nothing about it. But hey. Hey. He'll

30:45

be looking into January sixth.

30:47

Alright. Sorry. I didn't get that out of my system. Let's

30:49

go into the Twitter Files update. And by the way,

30:51

this is a live show Monday through Thursday, ten AM Eastern. You

30:53

can watch it here. You can watch it on rumble. On

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30:57

edition. I have not cheated. I know nothing other than the

30:59

United States and Iran were playing in that. It's

31:02

you hate it. That's it. Alright.

31:06

So if you're wondering why there haven't been

31:08

more of the Twitter files released?

31:10

Well, we have some answers. So yesterday, Matt TVTVTVTV

31:15

Twitter deputy deputy general

31:18

counsel, I think, is the term another stupid

31:20

made up. So Jim Baker

31:22

was let go by Elon Musk. Here's a

31:24

tweet. On Friday, the first installment of the Twitter

31:26

files was published here. We expected to publish more over

31:28

the weekend. Many wondered why there was a delay.

31:30

We can now tell you a part of the reason

31:32

why on Tuesday, Twitter deputy

31:34

general counsel, and former

31:36

FBI general counsel. Oh,

31:38

there it is. This is the time. You're

31:40

batten a hundred, you pedophile, enable

31:43

us Jim Baker was fired

31:45

among the reasons vetting the first

31:47

batch of Twitter files

31:49

without knowledge of

31:51

new management. That's

31:52

interesting. So he was vetting

31:54

the files before they were released to tie the in

31:56

various ways. So a guy that used to work at the

31:58

FBI was vetting files that likely

32:00

would incriminate people at

32:02

the FBI for censoring information.

32:04

You mispronounce absolutely, but yes, I'm

32:06

with that. Yeah. Sorry. That's my bad

32:08

just a different dialect. Yes. And so he's

32:11

the guy that was secretly

32:13

vetting files before they were sent

32:15

to the reporters. And also little

32:18

key bit of information here. Uh-huh. He's

32:20

also the guy who encouraged flagging the

32:22

laptop story as hacked material.

32:24

Oh. So the guy who

32:26

clearly screwed up at his job either because he

32:28

was incompetent or because he was dishonest, was

32:30

then in charge of vetting whether

32:32

other people were incompetent or

32:35

dishonest, and of course there's the FBI

32:37

connection. Are you starting to get the

32:39

picture? When people try to say it's an extremist

32:41

view to say defund, disband

32:43

the FBI, No. No. It's not an extremist

32:45

view. It's a given unless

32:47

you're a moron. He

32:49

wasn't incompetent. He was very competent at the

32:51

job he was given. He did it very well

32:54

unfortunately. I was trying to give him the benefit of the

32:56

ass. Hold out. Yes. I know.

32:58

I should agree. No.

33:00

No. I

33:00

appreciate that I was I get to I get

33:02

to play a good cop. You get to go and be like, yeah. He's

33:04

a piece of shit.

33:05

Yeah. I agree. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. I was

33:07

just saying I agree that he's an asshole. Yes. And

33:10

I agree with you that he was not incompetent.

33:12

He was never listed. Yes. Oh, very much so. Well, look, and

33:14

if he did this stuff right now while

33:16

Elon Musk was the CEO

33:18

owner of Twitter, What do you think he was doing to

33:20

information prior to that? One can only speculate the

33:23

correction. He is both complicit

33:25

and incompetent. The fact he was

33:27

doing this well, man must have taken over.

33:29

What'd you think was gonna happen?

33:31

He's

33:31

a Fortune artist with

33:33

a mission to destroy you.

33:35

You think he wasn't gonna find out? That's

33:38

how arrogant these FBI people. For the

33:40

same reason that seventy four girls,

33:42

gentleness,

33:42

get dibdled by

33:43

Larry Napster because you know what?

33:45

No one's gonna figure it out. Well,

33:47

we're we're the final say. That's all

33:49

I want. Seventy more come forward. We'll get

33:51

it. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, come on. We could

33:54

put him on leave until we investigate, but that's paper. We can't be

33:56

chasing down every

33:58

seventy four people leads.

34:01

Yeah. Nobody's got

34:04

that kind of time. That's half the arena football

34:07

league. If you see something, say something seventy

34:10

times. Yes. just not to the

34:12

FBI. Yeah. Katie's the magic number

34:14

for the FBI. Oh. By the

34:16

way, hit the like button if you think we need to

34:18

disband these intelligence agencies. I'm not saying that we do

34:20

not need some kind of national

34:22

intelligence, but we need it to actually

34:24

be intelligent. So when Baker

34:26

worked at the FBI, he was, by the way, of

34:28

course, pivotal trying

34:29

to tie Trump to Russia gate.

34:31

So this again incompetent

34:33

or dishonest. How

34:35

do you get you think you'd

34:37

be right on some shit accidentally. In other words, you have a

34:39

fifty fifty shot to say the Hunter Biden

34:41

laptop story is

34:44

true? or it's not. Keep in mind,

34:46

at that same time, the guy from the computer

34:48

shop was saying, hey, hey, I'll

34:50

confirm it. Hey, I'm willing to be under oath

34:52

in the f the other guy, you know, we'll get to

34:55

it. Juliani is

34:55

saying, I have the laptop right here and it's, you know, it's

34:57

it's it's it's based hunter. Of course, he's coming in credit also a

34:59

picture of him putting M and M on its clock. And you're

35:01

like, we don't care. Yet

35:03

a fifty fifty shot, probably

35:06

about on a hundred separate

35:08

occasions with

35:10

Russia gate. to

35:10

get it right

35:12

accidentally. Baker. So he

35:15

was

35:15

instrumental in trying

35:16

to tie Trump to Russia gate.

35:20

here we have a quote from the New wanted

35:22

to plant the bizarre false claim of a

35:24

secret communications channel between the Trump campaign

35:27

and the Kremlin Baker was his go to speed

35:30

dial contact. Yeah.

35:32

By the way, also made a role in the prosecution

35:34

of Michael Flynn. Oh, you mean the erroneous

35:37

prosecution. I like that word of Michael Flynn. Yes. This

35:40

guy's dirtbag. Yes. Absolute

35:42

dirtbag. That would be an insult to bags

35:44

of dirt. Yes, it would.

35:46

This would. This is this is a guy

35:48

that's working in Twitter. He had his hand

35:50

in all of these things. And by the way, these are

35:52

examples, Russia gate.

35:54

And and we

35:55

we say that Do you

35:57

remember living through the time where it was Donald Trump

35:59

is bay

35:59

basically bought and paid for

36:02

by Russia. He's a plant. He's kind of a

36:04

Trojan horse. the American Society for Vladimir Putin. Mhmm. He's a

36:06

stool. All of these things were

36:08

coming out with no factoring. Did you

36:10

say he's a stool,

36:12

dude? That's He's

36:14

got a he's got a much stronger stool than Joe

36:16

Biden, the best stool. I'm I

36:19

guarantee it's more firm. It is.

36:21

It's a little Sam people.

36:23

He's more of a softener. Yes.

36:25

Exactly. But, I mean, we were thinking through this time

36:27

where these intelligence agencies were giving us this

36:30

information and making Donald Trump's life a

36:32

living hell because they didn't like

36:34

him. They'd spied on his campaign. That

36:36

was proven. And then they were saying, oh, he was

36:38

bought and paid for by Russia. Hillary Clinton's

36:40

denying that the election results were

36:42

legitimate because Russia interfered with the election.

36:44

That was all does that not impact our

36:46

country? Does that not impact our president's

36:48

ability to do his job. Listen, if he

36:50

had been influenced by Russia,

36:52

fine. Make his job a living hell because it

36:54

should be. He's doing something illegal. I

36:56

get it. Right? Mhmm. But that didn't happen. These have real What happened with

36:58

Mar a Lago? Remember that? Oh, that's

37:00

right. Yeah.

37:02

We knew Marrick Garland right

37:04

on the case. He's just waiting for seventy four more

37:06

people to come forward. But if they made it look good

37:08

for them -- Right. -- that's all they needed. Yes.

37:10

So here's the thing, and this brings us to, I think,

37:13

probably the most important component of all this, is now Wikipedia.

37:15

Keep in mind, Wikipedia media.

37:19

Right? In the name, you used to have to buy encyclopedias, buy the door to

37:21

door salesman. Wiki. Wikipedia is

37:23

the biggest portal to

37:26

information that obviously some people know

37:28

it's not fully reputable, but it's generally

37:30

regarded as reputable by people who don't really know how to

37:32

do proper sourcing information. That's why they make all of our

37:34

sources, by the

37:36

way, available. lateralcredit dot com link in the description. And I the irony is not

37:38

lost on me that the next source I'm going

37:40

to present to you, the next reference is

37:42

Wikipedia, but that's because it's a story

37:44

about Wikipedia. So

37:46

it has to happen. Yes.

37:48

So so just just hold your

37:50

comments before you admonish me. Wikipedia has

37:54

now indicated that they may

37:56

just delete the whole article of the Twitter

37:58

files to begin with.

37:59

Ah, I see. They

38:02

said initial news reports may

38:04

be unreliable. And, you

38:06

know, this is something we've often talked about

38:08

Facebook and Twitter and YouTube and Google

38:10

and all these fake news, but this whole

38:12

time, we really kind of haven't paid enough attention.

38:14

Wikipedia has been right there. They've been there

38:16

this entire

38:18

time. I

38:20

never

38:22

saw that. I

38:26

never saw that. It's

38:26

not in the soundboards. It's okay. That

38:30

was the computer not making. Yes.

38:32

Oh. Oh. Now here's the beauty

38:34

of what happens. Right? You have

38:36

the FBI saying, oh, Twitter is

38:38

legit. Yeah. The FBI saying, oh, Facebook's legit. Oh, YouTube legit. You the

38:40

CDC saying, this information is

38:42

legitimate. Anyone who disagrees is illegitimate. Right?

38:44

Then you also have this with

38:48

Wikipedia. This is the circular feedback loop.

38:50

You have these intelligence agencies and

38:52

you have these major platforms who say

38:54

that a story They will claim that a

38:56

story is not legitimate if it cannot be

38:58

verified by what they, quote

39:00

unquote, consider a legitimate outlet

39:02

like a they've never screwed up or Reuters, they've never screwed up or New

39:04

York Times, they've never screwed up. And so

39:06

then their friends say, well, we're not

39:08

going to cover this and they say, well, then I guess it

39:10

doesn't exist. So of the

39:12

reasons that were given from Wikipedia and

39:14

there's some interesting twists here. They

39:16

let anybody edit it?

39:18

Well, not this one. They have super

39:20

editors. Right. But it's

39:22

it's so this is neither of the reasons the

39:24

editors are giving. Ray was

39:26

ninety two when the editors wrote what

39:28

an effing nothing burger and embarrassment for Ivy to think

39:31

Twitter taking down revenge porn was

39:33

a political scandal, but it doesn't

39:35

need a standalone article. then

39:38

this was generally ignored by the media

39:40

with good reason talking about, of

39:42

course, Twitter's silencing of the Hunter

39:45

Biden laptop story was ignored by the media

39:47

with good reason and thus failed to

39:50

establish notability. Another editor wrote,

39:52

many news

39:54

networks avoided covering

39:56

this as there is no there there.

39:58

For instance, The New York Times, as

40:00

of now, has published nothing on this.

40:02

So because the New York Times didn't publish anything on it,

40:04

and because the other mainstream outlets

40:06

didn't publish anything on it,

40:10

They claim that then it must

40:12

not be legitimate, but the reason that they're

40:14

not covering it is because it's

40:17

So it's

40:17

all the same shit.

40:19

Yes. Yes. Exactly. Yeah. The

40:22

New York Times uncovered it. Therefore, it's not true. The New York Times says, well, how do we

40:24

know if it's true? And they say, I don't know. We were waiting for

40:26

you. And they said, are we waiting for you? I guess, let's just

40:28

not cover it. No. They were basically just

40:30

saying because the New York Times chose not

40:32

to cover it because they don't like how it

40:34

paints the political party that they support the most, we will use

40:36

that as cover and say, well, it's not a

40:38

real story. Right? So those things were given

40:41

as reasons why this story not

40:43

that it shouldn't have prominence, not that it shouldn't be promoted,

40:46

but it shouldn't exist. And you know when New

40:48

York Times didn't cover it? You know when New York Times

40:50

didn't cover it because we did a fake story about the

40:52

Iran. Yep. That'll another one that's busy.

40:54

Also because Twitter and Facebook, right,

40:56

they labeled it as potentially misleading

40:58

information. Why? Because former

41:00

FBI official Jim Baker was

41:02

working there saying yeah. No. This isn't real. This is

41:05

the people who avoided the people

41:07

who managed to miss Larry

41:09

Nasser, sexually assaulted seventy Seventy

41:12

three young girls, seventy something young girls, it's

41:14

hard for me to keep your appetite. Over

41:16

seventy people. Right? The same

41:18

FBI. They had officials

41:20

there. The and and by but by

41:22

that, I mean, our brightest and

41:24

best. Working

41:25

at Twitter saying, this is this

41:27

is not legitimate. This should be shuttle.

41:29

So the New York Times said, oh, okay. There's no story there. That's

41:31

what all these major press outlets said. And

41:33

then Wikipedia says, well, since these major press outlets

41:35

didn't cover it, must not be legitimate. Right. And and and then they're saying,

41:37

oh, it's revenge porn. It's like, oh, okay. I'm sorry. We

41:40

we we talked about this. Did James

41:42

Wood post or James

41:44

Woods. Did he did he post AAA

41:46

penis picture? Is that what he got removed from

41:48

Twitter forward? No. No. I don't think that's what it was with them.

41:50

The other guy that we covered the other day,

41:52

who was kind of anti China. We found that out, like -- Mhmm. -- anti,

41:54

you know, Chinese companies party. Is he is that what

41:56

he posted as well? Was it just pictures of

41:58

Hunter Biden's penis that we were all

42:00

concerned about? no. It

42:02

was a much bigger story than that. These are the

42:04

people that are controlling with information

42:06

that other Wikipedia users get

42:08

to see. And they're saying, it's nothing there

42:10

because I don't want anything to be there. And I'm gonna focus on

42:13

one little piece of this. And by the way,

42:15

it wasn't just them. That's same

42:17

verbiage was used by almost everybody I saw

42:20

trying to discredit this on And I'm talking

42:22

about all of our favorite bad actors on

42:24

Twitter coming out and saying that there was nothing there. They

42:26

were using the exact same

42:28

information. And by the way, Talby got

42:30

attacked by all of these same people. Talby

42:32

says he's a journalist. He is an

42:34

absolutely

42:34

bona fide god to hand to god

42:36

journalist, and there's some still out there, and

42:38

he's being accused of being the PR person

42:40

for the richest person on the world. Again,

42:43

really strange how every single one of

42:45

these accounts uses that exact same phrasing. It's

42:47

like these exact same language. Come up with

42:49

a crap story because they don't like No.

42:51

You're absolutely right. It's same language. And this is where when

42:53

people say, oh, it's a private company they can do whatever they want. Shut

42:55

up, dummy. Shut up you

42:58

more on Really? You mean

43:00

to say, hold on a second. You mean to say it's a private.

43:02

It's a private platform that can do whatever they want. It's not

43:04

the government censoring anyone. Hold on a second.

43:06

Do you mean to say that when

43:08

practicing doctors, clinicians are

43:10

removed, deplatform from Facebook,

43:12

Twitter, YouTube, Google, giving medical

43:14

information based on what they've observed in their practice and

43:17

clinical data because of the

43:19

commands from the top down

43:21

coming from the highest paid, longest standing, unelected

43:23

official in our government, Anthony Fauci, that it's a

43:26

private platform. You mean to say

43:28

that when state

43:30

of your constitutional republic hangs

43:32

in the balance because

43:34

of object because of

43:36

the death of objective journalism, Why?

43:39

Because the FBI intelligence agencies and

43:42

people who are the the figure

43:43

heads, the defacto leaders of the

43:46

Democratic National

43:48

Committee telling every single major tech platform that they need to

43:50

remove you and punt a story,

43:52

that that's a private platform,

43:55

And that's not even to get into the argument that

43:57

these private platforms enjoy the luxury of being treated

43:59

as a public utility, so they have

44:01

reduced legal liability. If I say

44:03

something deliberately defamatory, I'm liable for it. Twitter

44:06

isn't. Facebook isn't. YouTube isn't.

44:08

Why? Because they're treated

44:10

as utilities. So not even

44:12

getting into that, they are doing

44:14

the work directly of the government. Fauci

44:16

says get rid of that doctor. Yeah. YouTube

44:18

says okay and Facebook says

44:20

okay and then you say private company,

44:22

they can do whatever they want. What part of

44:24

that is a private company?

44:26

FBI says, you can't

44:28

cover that. which turns out to be true, by the way,

44:30

in Facebook, Twitter, YouTube,

44:32

Google Alphabet, they all say, oh, okay,

44:34

you can't cover that. what

44:37

part of that is a private company enforcing their

44:39

own

44:39

policies? Stop being dumb.

44:41

Yeah.

44:41

And by the way, just for all the people out there

44:43

with parents right now,

44:46

this just happened. I think just the other

44:48

day, this looks like it's signed up. The I think Pfizer is getting another

44:50

emergency authorization for their fifth

44:53

booster. Right. Cool. Four. Hold on.

44:56

Sorry. Four for kids. For kids

44:58

under five years of age. Yeah. Oh, nice. I

45:00

just, you know, if I'm a parent out there and I'm worried

45:02

about anything like this, I'm looking for

45:04

information on every single thing that goes in my kid's

45:06

body, including medicine that I'm giving them

45:08

just for whatever they're feeling bad. Right? As a parent,

45:10

you're trying to take care your child.

45:12

These information platforms, these people

45:14

are basically saying, no, you can't have the

45:16

opposing view out there. You can't have people say that

45:18

maybe there's some concerns at all. public and I'm and

45:20

I'm being careful because I'm on YouTube that we're on

45:22

one of the very platforms that will remove you

45:24

for saying information that's widely available

45:26

from the CDC in California, which I

45:28

quoted and got this show band. Do

45:30

you realize that every single

45:32

instance in the last year? heart

45:34

attacks, guys. Every single instance in the last

45:36

year and a half that we've been suspended. Mhmm. Later,

45:38

we

45:38

have been one hundred percent verifiably correct. Yes. Because that was the things

45:40

that you can say now. Yeah. But when we said

45:42

it, you weren't allowed to say it. Even

45:45

though, by the way, the data didn't

45:47

change? The information didn't change. What was permissible is what

45:49

changed? You saying that the flu,

45:51

the standard flu on a year to

45:53

year basis is more

45:56

lethal two children. Well, four out of the last ten years. Four out of the last

45:58

ten years. according to the city. He's saying that more

45:59

deadly for children -- Yeah. -- nineteen and under. The

46:02

flu. Yeah. You can say that now?

46:03

Because now they've come out.

46:05

I said it. feel awkward saying. I know that was still feel awkward

46:07

saying. Neville, for example, us saying the Hunter Biden

46:09

laptop strike. When Giuliani showed the laptop, that was

46:11

another reason why we

46:14

were suspended. The other one, Carrie Lake saying, hey, you know what? We

46:16

don't have the best systems in place for

46:18

the elections in Arizona with the

46:20

primary that she won. Do

46:22

you realize that every single instance of us being removed this last year

46:24

suspended on YouTube. You can now

46:26

say because it was verifiably correct -- Yeah. -- they

46:28

didn't do their

46:30

due diligence. it was just inconvenient. By the way, Elon weighed in

46:32

saying most of it to

46:34

he was saying most of the earth meaning

46:37

most think. The mainstream media is biased,

46:40

and Wikipedia basically cites

46:42

mainstream media sources to confirm

46:44

this claim. Wikipedia has

46:46

a non trivial left wing bias.

46:48

Here's the thing. It's so true. All of

46:50

this is this is why I said

46:52

the experts are wrong. This is an intellectual fallacy that you will about

46:54

very, very early on in university

46:56

if they're teaching you critical

46:58

thinking. k? So let's go to

47:01

It's logical fallacy alert time right now. I hope

47:03

that you guys paying attention. It's

47:05

the appeal to authority. k? Let me

47:07

read this for you. It's insisting that claim is

47:09

true simply because a valid authority or expert on the

47:12

issue said it was true without any

47:14

other supporting

47:16

evidence offered. that pretty much

47:17

can describe any of these

47:20

stories.

47:21

Good points. all

47:23

of them in fact. So, yes, every one of them. Let me

47:25

give you some other examples of Sire Stories that

47:27

didn't happen. The Twitter files look private

47:30

side. Right. The Twitter files didn't happen according

47:32

to Wikipedia. or most

47:34

likely, didn't happen. What else didn't happen? The hundred

47:36

by hundred laptop obviously didn't happen. We already

47:38

touched on that. Right. A lot of people didn't see

47:40

it happening. Right. Yeah. one's my way of proving it. Hey,

47:42

you know what else? Didn't happen? Mhmm. Some of

47:44

you thought that there were violent riots, right,

47:46

billions of dollars and damages, thousands of

47:48

officer casualties. No. No. Those didn't happen.

47:51

than because legitimate news

47:53

outlets. Right? The authority. But no.

47:55

No. You're you're misremembering. The

47:57

mostly peaceful protests. You're seeing behind

47:59

me is one of multiple locations that have been burning in Conoco,

48:02

Wisconsin over the course of

48:04

the night. A

48:06

second night since Jacob

48:08

Blake fiery shut mostly

48:10

busy times by a police

48:12

officer. How do they And isn't

48:14

even existed the same set what's so

48:16

funny those that isn't even a little peaceful. Yeah. It's just

48:18

armor get in behind them. He's like

48:20

it's mostly peaceful. It's not like

48:22

a hobo, a round of fire

48:25

-- No. -- fifty five gallon drops in there. It

48:27

looks like the future in Terminator two, but

48:29

it's mostly peaceful. By

48:32

the way, Your producer hates you. He sent you out with a paintball

48:34

mask and a tank top. And,

48:36

yeah, and pink headphones. Yes.

48:38

Yeah. Earning man is

48:40

more peace Yes. That is And print the bag of your shirt that

48:42

says, please, kit my ass and take my

48:44

stuff. Why would you send

48:46

someone there? You know what else

48:48

didn't happen?

48:50

Whitmer didn't send young people with COVID into old folks homes. Right? Governor Whitmer

48:52

didn't do that. We had a protest that

48:55

involved thousands of people on the

48:57

Capitol lawn in Michigan. they

48:59

said hundreds. I was about to say that didn't happen either. That was only

49:01

Well, then later they said thousands when they tried to tie

49:03

me to the kidnapping plot, which also was

49:06

not a real plot of governor Whit Well, you'll take the

49:08

number increase -- Yes. -- because at least

49:10

detected. Take the windlass. And there

49:12

was never anybody that were people

49:14

that were in gangs beating the crap out of

49:16

the elderly that had COVID that never happened, of course,

49:19

never -- Mhmm. -- according to the

49:21

FBI. Yes. The most trusted

49:23

name and intelligence. And then

49:25

Governor kidnapping. Yes. It was only a twenty

49:27

one out of a twenty two or FBI eight. This

49:30

is real. And by the way, the the

49:32

Wikipedia editors who, of course, are very

49:34

left leaning They've

49:36

been deleting and censoring truths they don't like for a very, very long

49:38

time. So remember, in twenty twenty one, we talked

49:40

about this. They nominated the killings

49:44

under communist regimes for deletion five times.

49:48

Wow.

49:49

Five times

49:51

And by the way, we did our own

49:53

video back then where we posted

49:55

truth on Wikipedia, verifiable truth

49:58

with sources

50:00

to see if it would be taken down. We ran our own experiment. Wherever

50:02

you line up, you need to

50:04

include these points of view and you certainly need

50:06

to include

50:08

arguments made on

50:09

the legal record and

50:11

with medical substantiation. What

50:13

we added was what should

50:15

have happened as a result of

50:17

a failure to comply. Now this

50:20

isn't my

50:20

opinion or five hundred edit

50:24

Wikipedia administrator

50:26

consensus opinion.

50:28

This is the law. What

50:30

happens if you do not comply

50:32

with a subpoena? Let me read you

50:35

The

50:35

law. According to the

50:38

Arizona statute, four one dash

50:40

1153 disobedience of subpoena

50:42

as legislative contempt.

50:44

Now the law. What did Wikipedia say to

50:46

this edition? The only

50:48

edition

50:48

that would actually have legal

50:50

standing by the way They

50:53

took it down saying, it might be true,

50:55

but no

50:56

secondary source.

51:00

Wow. Squarespace. Here's

51:01

let's let's show that clip again.

51:03

Show overlay five. One of those names in

51:05

that clip is familiar. Right? Soy black

51:08

Soy Bangla. I don't know how to it don't Soyid

51:11

Bangla, that's the

51:12

same editor, arguing to delete

51:15

the

51:15

Twitter Files page right Now,

51:18

wow. Right now, bring up Colagef. That's

51:20

right now, it's the same person. It's the

51:22

person right there who had truth

51:24

removed is now saying we should get rid of the

51:26

Twitter files. unfreaking

51:28

belief. I think I might have been yeah. I'm really

51:30

excited to bring it in. Same person. What a cookey

51:32

dink. Same person. So you

51:34

you look This is You might be biased. Hold

51:36

on a sec. You need a secondary source

51:38

for the law? Yes. Yes.

51:40

How do they handle the constitution?

51:42

Well, I just not. I don't know. I mean, is it did

51:45

anybody else say all men are created equal? I

51:47

said, I'll see you elsewhere. What about

51:49

all the signers? That's gonna be forged. That's a decorative independent.

51:51

Sorry. Same as John Hancock. Here's a picture of the

51:54

parchment. You could just take some modern

51:56

printing paper, put it in put it in tea. Stay in a

51:58

I know that old trick. Oh,

52:00

national treasure. Come on. Come on. Come on. A lot. I've seen it a lot.

52:02

Do you think I'm gonna be fooled by John

52:05

Boyd's coaster nap? Mm-mm. Many.

52:08

I said nap. Okay. Either way, I feel like

52:11

John Boyd is taking a nap right now. Yes. He well,

52:13

he takes a nap only so.

52:15

Here's the thing. They blame they blame you for

52:17

being radicalized. They blame you for not trusting your institutions. And

52:20

by the way, if you don't trust your institutions,

52:22

share this show right now. Because an institution that

52:24

exists as

52:26

YouTube, Alpha of it, Google. Let me

52:28

radical. And the reason

52:29

that you are considered to be

52:30

radical is because, like today, you

52:33

probably get pissed off. You

52:35

probably get pissed off because many of you out there feel

52:38

or know. I don't wanna use the word feel. You

52:40

know that you're unheard. And

52:42

so

52:42

you shout. Right?

52:43

Sometimes this has been an expression that's been

52:46

used. Men have to shout to be

52:48

heard often in relationships.

52:50

That's why you often see men, you

52:52

know, rage is a match asking of emotion

52:54

because they don't necessarily know how to deal with pain or they don't

52:56

necessarily feel what they're being listened to. It's

52:58

true. Oh. Mhmm. So you

53:00

are angry, and I I know you're very angry,

53:02

Mandeep. We all here. But you're

53:03

angry. You're blamed for

53:05

being angry. Okay. You're an

53:07

extremist. Right? Why are you an extremist? Because you're

53:09

saying that you don't trust anything.

53:12

Well, hold on a second. Twitter,

53:14

Facebook, YouTube, Google. In

53:18

tandem

53:19

with the FBI, remove

53:22

stories that you knew were verifiably

53:24

false and would have altered

53:26

the course of this country

53:28

for the remainder of its history.

53:31

they all removed these

53:32

stories. Stories, by the way, that

53:35

sometimes your experience. Let let me give you

53:37

a very specific scenario. Let's say

53:39

that you're a man. k? Let's say that you're a man

53:41

who, I don't know, owns a

53:44

lap owns a computer

53:46

repair shop. or

53:48

you own the store next to the computer repair shop where

53:50

Hunter Biden drops off a laptop. You

53:52

see what's on the laptop. You

53:55

see that it's made available to authorities. You

53:57

see that the authorities say that they have

53:59

no interest in said laptop. And

54:01

then you see all of the

54:03

media suppressed the story about the laptop

54:06

all the while around this point in

54:08

time. Generally speaking, your

54:10

stores being burned to the ground by mostly

54:12

peaceful protesters and you reach out to

54:14

people in positions of authority, people in the

54:16

intelligence community, people in media, or

54:18

certainly try and express your

54:20

express your experiences, be it through videographic

54:22

evidence or sworn after

54:24

David's

54:24

on big tech platforms, and that too

54:26

is removed.

54:28

So you've been ignored by all the mainstream outlets who

54:30

the big tech platforms rely upon for verification. You've been

54:33

ignored or suppressed completely removed by

54:35

all the big tech

54:38

platforms and you know that they

54:40

are working alongside intelligence agencies who have a vested interest in

54:42

one political party achieving complete

54:46

absolute unfettered power. Where do you go? Where

54:48

do you go? And then you

54:50

get called an extremist because you've

54:53

because you yell a little bit, because you tend

54:55

to be a little bit pissed off. Let me

54:57

ask genuinely, people out there, if you're on

54:59

the left, where the fuck do

55:01

these people go? My

55:04

star was burned

55:05

down. Hey, this is happening right now.

55:07

Hey, there's a riot in the corner of others arrive

55:09

in the corner of fifth and and

55:11

and

55:11

Oak, removed. Hey, Alain.

55:13

I got this I got this underage sex traffic. Removed.

55:16

Hey, my daughter

55:18

was raped. My

55:20

daughter was raped by someone

55:22

involved with the Olympic

55:23

training center. My

55:26

daughter

55:26

was raped by her coach. No.

55:28

FBI says, we'll look into it. And that happens seventy

55:30

two seventy however many more

55:33

times. Over seventy. You're

55:35

a parent.

55:36

Where do you

55:37

go? You're a person whose

55:40

life is destroyed. Where do you go?

55:42

You're a doctor who's

55:44

removed because faulty has a stick up his ass. Where do you go? parent

55:46

whose child could be raped.

55:48

Maybe you're a parent of

55:50

a child who's being sex trafficked.

55:53

Hey, that

55:56

might

55:56

be relevant. Certainly, if you

55:58

have evidence of people in positions of

56:00

government authority

56:02

or relatives of people in positions

56:04

of government authority, engaging in sex trafficking.

56:06

Hey, you know what? Where do you go? You're

56:08

just an extremist. The level of gas

56:11

lighting. It's not only clinical, and I don't just mean it as far

56:13

as gaslighting. We're not friends anymore. I mean, you are

56:16

being gas lit to a

56:18

degree that in a very in a

56:20

very tangible way, very

56:22

quantifiable way, leads to the

56:24

deaths of people

56:26

speaking out for freedom in Iran.

56:29

It leads to girls being silenced, whether it's

56:31

being raped, fondled, sexually assaulted by

56:33

a coach, or

56:35

being trafficked

56:36

to Epstein Island, or

56:39

Tontra Biden's penthouse. And

56:41

then you have no idea where to

56:44

go. And they want you to

56:45

believe that you're an extremist in your alone.

56:47

Hey, guess what? You're not. You're not. There's a reason that

56:49

this show is a size that it is. There's a reason that when we

56:51

go into these live shows, many, many,

56:53

many thousands. You are not alone. Believe

56:55

me. You are

56:58

actually a far bigger portion of this country than they want you to believe,

57:00

and that's why they are working absolutely over

57:02

time to try and remove

57:06

verifiable truths. If

57:08

you know what we do, I I don't wanna pedal in conspiracy theories.

57:10

And even if I'm wrong, I make

57:12

everything as transparent as it possibly can I

57:14

provide all the references every single Make

57:18

mistakes?

57:18

Absolutely. And I'm not saying that you

57:20

shouldn't. Just to be clear, I'm not saying that you

57:22

shouldn't trust people with expertise.

57:25

What I'm

57:25

saying is that you need

57:27

to aggregate information

57:30

from,

57:30

by the way, both experts,

57:34

and the layman and the

57:36

peasant. I cannot tell

57:38

you how many times in my life growing up.

57:40

I learned something from somebody who I never

57:42

would have even imagined could

57:44

have taught me

57:45

whatever level of

57:47

insight it was. that they did.

57:49

I had a mechanic one time. They didn't have

57:51

any teeth. I haven't really

57:54

This guy

57:54

taught not not about cars. this

57:57

guy actually

57:58

taught me about the way some of these some of these

58:00

the the DMVs would work or the

58:02

certification for these, you know, these toll tags and --

58:04

Mhmm. -- he gave me some inside in for not

58:06

inside information. He gave me information that I didn't

58:08

know. He also talked about family. I remember

58:10

sitting there going, wow, you really can learn

58:12

something from anyone. Not saying you

58:14

just rely on a toothless

58:16

mechanic? You told him

58:18

about gingeritis. I did.

58:20

And then I told him I wanna tune up. Change your

58:22

spark plugs. Yes. stop trying to wax

58:24

poetic there, toothless mechanic, man. I'm

58:26

like, wow, you can talk really good for not

58:28

having any teeth. There's no this at all. Do you wanna

58:30

tell me you like candy? Yes. Well,

58:32

he did. Meth. Now

58:34

he likes straws. But

58:37

Fauci, sure, include Fauci. Maybe include

58:39

the doctors who've also seen

58:41

thousands of Only one side says, only

58:43

trust Fauci. I'm saying, take into

58:45

account what Fauci said, the CDC,

58:47

the WHO.

58:49

And and acknowledge Taiwan as a

58:51

place that actually exists and acknowledge doctors who

58:53

are actually, you know, actually

58:56

practicing doctors right now who are seeing

58:58

patients and

59:00

look at the data that's available internationally. I'm saying, hey, you

59:02

know what? Yeah. Sure.

59:03

Of course. New York Times, we use them as

59:05

a

59:05

reference sometimes mainly because we know that if we use a right

59:07

wing reference, you

59:10

simply use us with bias, and I understand that. So we'll use your attempts. We'll use

59:12

Washington Post. And we'll say, by the

59:14

way, we were able to verify it with this other

59:17

resource. And sometimes, The

59:19

more reliable resource is not the expert. Well, the experts run

59:21

Twitter. At least they did. The experts run

59:23

Facebook.

59:23

The experts run The New York Times. The

59:25

experts run Wikipedia.

59:28

and the experts run the FBI CIA

59:30

and the NSA and the IRS. I

59:34

don't even

59:35

wanna ask Is that

59:37

a group that you trust with information? Think of that group that

59:39

I just told you. Let's

59:40

just let's put a face system.

59:42

what's put basis Bezos, Cook, Zuckerberg,

59:46

cupboard

59:47

Baker, whoever else was

59:49

the CIA, Comey, Dorsey,

59:52

the or see Nasser? Not

59:54

only do

59:55

you trust them? This is real

59:57

question I want you to answer below. There's

59:59

no hyperbole here. Do you

1:00:01

trust them with relaying to

1:00:03

you accurate information. Now my question is,

1:00:06

would you even trust those people

1:00:08

alone in a room with

1:00:10

your children? Those are the experts?

1:00:12

Why are you an extremist? Guess

1:00:14

what? If you're seeking truth,

1:00:16

you're an extremist. by

1:00:18

default.

1:00:19

And by the way, from what's going on here,

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I think I hear some -- Okay. -- something

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going on outside? Yeah. Oh, is it they they're

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1:01:36

happening with it right now on CNN. Hurry.

1:01:38

Hurry. Hurry. Hurry. Hurry. Hurry. Hurry.

1:01:41

Hurry. Hurry. Oh. You made mistakes leading Justice

1:01:43

Department report outlines mistakes leading

1:01:46

to the beating death of Whitey Bossier.

1:01:50

Yeah. What's it? Yeah. Trust the institutions,

1:01:52

guys. Well, I think Whitey Bolger was

1:01:54

already kinda connected to the FBI

1:01:56

anyway. Sure. He was for sure.

1:01:58

It's just a

1:02:00

whole layer areas headline. No. It just takes leading to the

1:02:02

beating death.

1:02:04

So I mean, arresting him at eighty. But

1:02:06

that's leading you to the beating death. There's not

1:02:09

Monday in detail, Michael. So you you guys beat

1:02:12

him to death. Right? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. There were

1:02:14

so many

1:02:16

missteps there. did

1:02:18

you keep him in isolation? Well, no. No. Did you put him

1:02:20

in general population? Yeah. Did you

1:02:22

out him as as like a

1:02:25

a under Louder a narc? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Do

1:02:27

you see do you see where you're wrong?

1:02:30

Yeah. Do you tell everybody he was whitey

1:02:32

bulger? We did. We

1:02:34

did. Yeah. Oh, then you let them shower with the

1:02:36

public. I see. I do see your point. Yeah.

1:02:38

Yeah. I do see your point. You know, that's gonna be a

1:02:40

three star rating, not a five this year.

1:02:42

I'm sorry. I see what we

1:02:44

did here. You think we shouldn't have

1:02:46

let the other gang members know who he was.

1:02:48

Well, it's just a risk you don't need

1:02:50

to take? swinging a mist at her bed. I'm a dumbass. Sort of

1:02:52

like, which also by the way reminds me, you don't need to

1:02:54

be doing judo by the fireplace. You could

1:02:56

just move to the middle of

1:02:58

the room. I

1:03:00

understand. Yeah. Well, why take the risk? There's

1:03:02

plenty of space over there. You're less

1:03:04

warm though. Yeah. Just don't tell them.

1:03:07

Who

1:03:07

he is? God,

1:03:10

do you

1:03:12

have the

1:03:15

witness? He was beaten to death. Manually. I like

1:03:17

right after he arrested him basically. Yeah. It

1:03:19

was weird. I don't know. It was a hold on a second. It

1:03:21

was somewhere after I yelled through

1:03:24

the Bullhorn but before,

1:03:26

I'm pretty sure it was after the bullhorn. What did

1:03:28

you yell into the bullhorn? That's whitey bullger.

1:03:30

There goes whitey bullger. Get him. But

1:03:32

him. We did have a team this

1:03:34

up, he did die after the beating. Yeah. Yes.

1:03:36

So yeah. And if it helps matters at

1:03:38

all, I mean, he So my great deal of

1:03:42

time. Yeah. this. Can we have mission control look up these

1:03:44

circumstances related to this for mug club?

1:03:46

Kinda funny to see. He was old. I mean, he

1:03:48

probably died before the beating was over.

1:03:50

Oh, yeah. They say

1:03:52

yeah. than spare. It's very We

1:03:54

believe that he died mid beating, which is what we call

1:03:57

apex beating. Yes.

1:03:59

Because it's the perfect time

1:04:02

because it's, you know, it's not as

1:04:04

long and drawn out as it could be, but you

1:04:06

still have enough time to think about what

1:04:08

you've done It's a split of

1:04:10

difference. Yeah. It's the the last James Bond

1:04:12

installment perfect time to die. It is the

1:04:14

Goldilocks of dying mid

1:04:16

beating. Yes. It's a nice step. Now if you excuse me, my daughter has an

1:04:18

appointment with a doctor to be a

1:04:20

gymnast. Yes.

1:04:21

I

1:04:24

don't have much time to talk

1:04:26

about this. I'm busy investigating parents who don't

1:04:28

want chicks with dicks in five year old girls

1:04:30

changing rooms. I Look. Weird. Look.

1:04:33

I can't save the whole world. But I will

1:04:35

save monsters are real.

1:04:38

Yes. They live amongst us. It's

1:04:40

real. This

1:04:42

guy,

1:04:42

guy

1:04:43

FBI. Oh, by the

1:04:46

way, by the way,

1:04:48

we also wanna give

1:04:50

the IRS gun Yeah. Just Yeah. Yeah.

1:04:52

That's our new proposal. That's how we think we can fix all

1:04:54

of this. And more people. Lots and

1:04:56

lots. More people.

1:04:58

More guns more powerful authority. And you know what, really? Like,

1:05:00

I just think we should do away with the, you

1:05:02

know, the people who aren't us. And

1:05:04

by the way,

1:05:06

the voters dying from authority so he didn't die. The guy

1:05:08

had for, like, twenty five

1:05:10

years. Sorry.

1:05:13

At least ten fifty oh, sorry. It's

1:05:15

so fun. Speed Dave. Yeah. Yeah. That's what happened.

1:05:18

You can't it's like it's just hilarious,

1:05:20

though. I mean, it's I mean, well, yeah. It's that's

1:05:22

hilarious. It'll

1:05:24

stick. and guess what? No one else is going to no one else is going to

1:05:26

ever assist the authorities. Like, no. No.

1:05:28

Don't worry. We'll take

1:05:29

care of you. Yeah. Sure

1:05:32

you will.

1:05:33

Sure he sure did. Is

1:05:35

witness protection still a thing? Yeah.

1:05:37

His brother was

1:05:40

a senator or a congressman as well? Like, it's it's pretty amazing.

1:05:42

Hey. Have we heard everything about the poll the

1:05:44

Pelosi story, by the way? Oh, yeah. Not all CEOs

1:05:47

have come out. of all Oh, all of

1:05:49

it. It was a a guy. Hey. What wasn't one of

1:05:52

the most deadly shootings ever the the

1:05:54

Vegas shooting? Do we have all the information

1:05:56

on that? Yeah.

1:05:58

Well, not all.

1:05:59

No? Okay. And you saw that that one went away pretty

1:06:02

unrelated, but the reporter that was actually

1:06:04

pushing back on all of that was killed, I think, within

1:06:06

the last six months. and

1:06:07

weird unrelated.

1:06:09

Right.

1:06:10

Yeah. Your conspiracy theorist, you should be dismissed

1:06:12

out of hand because my Wikipedia says you're not

1:06:14

a real journalist. So Stop connecting dots.

1:06:16

We have dots, and that's it. I

1:06:18

don't really need to connect dots, like, with Larry NASA.

1:06:20

It's like, I don't really need to connect dots so

1:06:23

much is just a lineup of seventy

1:06:25

plus women who said they were sexually assaulted by him. After the

1:06:27

FBI was informed about it. That's just the after

1:06:29

count. Yeah. It's not the total. Three

1:06:31

three thirty total. Three hundred

1:06:33

and thirty. He's

1:06:35

serious.

1:06:36

Three hundred and

1:06:40

thirty.

1:06:42

Wow.

1:06:42

Well, I

1:06:44

mean, that's

1:06:46

that's the human rape

1:06:48

equivalent. of

1:06:50

Don King stealing a hundred million dollars from Mike

1:06:52

Tyson, where you're like, okay. You

1:06:54

think you'd notice it at about twenty million.

1:06:59

somehow it got to a hundred million. You'd be

1:07:01

like, okay, some of that's right at a certain

1:07:03

point you think you'd know, how did the FBI

1:07:05

not notice after ten?

1:07:07

and Fifty,

1:07:08

a hundred, two hundred. I'm

1:07:10

trying to go prices

1:07:12

right without going over and I can't lose. You

1:07:16

can't. No. Alright.

1:07:16

Tell me, look, Cosby Blush. Yeah. For crying. Well, he was working

1:07:19

with him by the way.

1:07:20

Fair enough. That's by the

1:07:24

way not true. Don't fact ship that is completely made up and

1:07:26

it's completely outside of the realm of

1:07:28

possibility. It's absurd. Right? None of us would I

1:07:30

don't have to

1:07:32

state that because you might actually believe it. So

1:07:34

you went with two hundred and thirty

1:07:36

reports and that wasn't good enough. That's what

1:07:38

that means.

1:07:40

Potentially, I don't know that two hundred and thirty came forward, but after all of this

1:07:42

stuff how many do you need? Let's just show that

1:07:44

a three hundred is way round by Like, I

1:07:46

just I just yeah. We've we've had three.

1:07:50

we've had three people come forward and say some shenanigans are going on. So what

1:07:52

we're gonna do is we're gonna take your parking

1:07:54

pass and you're building access and we're just

1:07:56

gonna put that on pause for

1:07:58

a minute until we can investigate this situation.

1:07:59

Not even that. Yeah. I

1:08:01

mean, that you don't have to arrest

1:08:03

the guy and haul him off at a Patty

1:08:05

wagon. All you have to

1:08:07

do is say, No

1:08:08

more hanging out with checks and giving them unnecessary internal

1:08:12

massages -- Yeah. -- in front of their parents in

1:08:14

some cases. mean, we just pause that for a minute. How you

1:08:16

put them in the Fauci's bagel flee helmet at

1:08:18

least, like, just for starters. Just to just to

1:08:20

hold them off till the trial. Yeah.

1:08:22

Please give them a flee helmet. Make

1:08:25

uncomfortable. Yeah. What's that again? Yeah. We have oh, for sure. Oh,

1:08:27

yeah. We have hundreds of reports. Well, call me when you

1:08:29

get thousands, and then maybe we'll think about it.

1:08:31

What's the opposite of hot spis

1:08:35

care, where you try and outdo hell as a

1:08:37

precursor. Oh, boy. I mean, when

1:08:39

you make it completely uncomfortable. That's

1:08:42

why I feel like if you don't wanna have cruel and unusual

1:08:44

punishment, we should we should at least make a deal

1:08:46

with another country where we're like, well, I guess we're

1:08:48

gonna have to send and shoot a life -- Right. --

1:08:50

in Mexico. Yes. think it's a gulag. No. No. No. No. No. No. This

1:08:52

is this is like escape from LA. Right? This

1:08:55

is exactly like that. You just sent somebody to

1:08:57

us. Hold on a second. Hold on a second. You

1:08:59

guys See you again. CNN right now,

1:09:01

this is what the intel by the way, the intelligence communities who

1:09:03

are paramount. January sixth committee chair confirms criminal referrals will

1:09:05

happen. Oh, good. Today on

1:09:08

CNN, they still

1:09:10

saying that officers were killed by the way --

1:09:12

Yeah. -- of this morning. They were still talking about

1:09:14

officers being killed. That's where your intelligence committees

1:09:17

your intelligence agencies are doing their work. And

1:09:19

of course, we'll have Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney, if people can say, we absolutely need to respect our intelligence

1:09:21

agencies. They're the they're

1:09:23

the true heroes. No.

1:09:26

No. They're

1:09:27

not. Sorry. They're absolutely not. And

1:09:29

it's so sad that they figured out

1:09:32

that a gangster getting beaten to

1:09:34

death under their watch a decade ago may have been a misstep.

1:09:36

There's no separation between

1:09:39

big tech and the intelligence

1:09:41

agencies. That's that's the problem. Why

1:09:43

is this life? know what a

1:09:45

judge should do when he sees these criminal first be like, yeah. What what? What

1:09:47

the Yeah. What is this? You just figured this

1:09:49

out for now. crime.

1:09:50

There's no crime. There's no crime. here.

1:09:55

You guys just had political theater for Monday. Well, no.

1:09:57

The good thing is they have all of

1:09:59

our intelligence agencies

1:09:59

-- Uh-huh. -- investigating the

1:10:02

criminal trespassing. good. Yeah. As

1:10:04

opposed to the sexual assault

1:10:06

and or rape of over three hundred underage girls. Good

1:10:09

to see

1:10:12

the FBI. has their priorities in check. Same

1:10:14

thing with the CIA. I'm good to see that they are the most trusted name in fact checking.

1:10:19

For Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Hey, do you feel

1:10:21

free to shut up with a private company can

1:10:23

do whatever they want? Any Republican

1:10:26

who comes up You know what? I'm not There's the whole back of the blue thing

1:10:28

which I've never been on board with. I have

1:10:30

said that generally speaking local police departments obviously are

1:10:32

required. They're necessarily there are a

1:10:34

lot of good cops out there. and they have

1:10:36

some tough jobs to do. We're talking

1:10:39

about cops on the beat with guns. That being said, unless we see enough

1:10:41

people, and this includes

1:10:43

both local police, and

1:10:45

national

1:10:46

intelligence walking out, speaking out and making their voices heard, never

1:10:48

gonna riot. Of course, never

1:10:50

going to burn anything down. was

1:10:53

never going to burn anything down I'll be

1:10:55

pretty damn anti authority. Pretty damn anti

1:10:57

cop. How about that?

1:10:59

Peacefully. But if I

1:11:01

see one more video, of

1:11:02

you shutting down someone's business whenever the next

1:11:04

pandemic hits. And not enough police, step forward

1:11:06

and say this is wrong. Guess what?

1:11:09

You've now made you've now

1:11:11

made my enemy list. Hey,

1:11:12

FBI, come on. CIA, all of you? I'm

1:11:14

not on board with the Black Lives Matter, with

1:11:16

the targeting your families, of course, and

1:11:18

they're being but I'm saying peacefully,

1:11:21

I will fight you every because you know what? I think we kind of

1:11:23

all want the same things. Right? You have these people. But these people, I mean people the

1:11:25

Black Lives Matter activists, right, the people who are

1:11:27

embezzling millions of dollars. and

1:11:30

you have Antifa listening. Do you fund the police?

1:11:32

And by the way, the people who

1:11:35

are hurt are those communities,

1:11:37

but or kinda coming full circles and defund the police,

1:11:39

we should be regulating our own communities. Hey, you know what? I'll

1:11:41

make that deal with

1:11:44

you. Okay. if

1:11:46

the police are going to come in and

1:11:48

shut down businesses, if the police are not actually going to

1:11:50

put pedophiles in prison, guess what? Let's regulate our own communities

1:11:54

and thank God we have the second amendment. I would

1:11:56

love a little more self regulation

1:11:58

as it relates to that. If

1:12:00

that's the alternative to the police,

1:12:02

making criminals out of law abiding citizens

1:12:04

and letting criminals get off

1:12:06

Scott free. By the way,

1:12:09

to end on a more positive note. We

1:12:11

are gonna go play out, of course, Stephen O' Sports.

1:12:13

But we reached out to some of you about giving gifts this

1:12:15

Christmas for the Crowder gives back. Crowder. You

1:12:18

know, we did this last year with we

1:12:20

provided some families with their children's Christmas wish list,

1:12:22

but we also can provide food. Here's

1:12:25

one thing. check your inbox, check your junk inbox, and

1:12:27

reply back. because we have people reach out, and we replied. We replied. And, yeah, yeah, we'll give you all the the stuff

1:12:31

that you want. Let me just finish. It

1:12:33

goes to that. Where are you? I am just waiting to

1:12:36

give you my money. Are you meant enough

1:12:38

to take it? Are you meant enough to

1:12:40

take it? Candy

1:12:42

cans

1:12:43

are for closers.