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09-03-2026 · 6h 42m

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[00:02:00] Good morning guys, today I'll do another day, another early day, just like I promised.
[00:02:15] How we doing?
[00:02:16] And yeah, I'm excited.
[00:02:18] And I'm kind of surprised that I've been able to do this two days in a row.
[00:02:23] But we're going to hopefully continue this and do even better.
[00:02:27] And I'm not even done.
[00:02:29] should be 20 minutes even before now right? State of play was two hours we're
[00:02:33] gonna look through everything okay we're gonna go I actually forgot about that I
[00:02:36] did. I give you an hour just...
[00:02:49] excuse me all right we're better so anyway yes so basically today it was a
[00:02:55] waste of time no it's all right we're gonna watch it we're gonna look at it
[00:02:57] We're gonna take a look at it. I'm excited. I am and yeah, it's a lot of stuff
[00:03:02] So that's why I've been starting early. There's just been so much going on
[00:03:05] I haven't had time to do everything and I like being able to end earlier too
[00:03:11] So it's gonna be a good thing man. I'm very excited
[00:03:14] Crimson Desert DLC announced I saw a little bit of that right we're gonna go through everything
[00:03:18] I'm gonna just watch it right. I'm gonna just watch it and see what it is, right?
[00:03:21] And then you play Final Fantasy 7 Remake games. I probably should like I don't know like I mean if I played
[00:03:28] Cuz I bet each one of those games is like an 80 hour game, right?
[00:03:32] Like the first and the second game I probably would end up playing those games a hundred hours
[00:03:37] So if I played them on stream, I would just like I would not never be able to do anything else, right?
[00:03:42] So like I feel like I'll probably just end up playing it off stream and then just be ready for the third one
[00:03:48] right? I think that's probably the smart thing to do. But I don't know, right? I'm not sure,
[00:03:54] but I probably should do that. Maybe I should start that today. I don't know. But we'll find out.
[00:03:58] Isn't it a bit early today? Yeah, it is. And I've been trying to start earlier. Now, why have I
[00:04:03] been trying to start earlier? It's because there's been a lot of other stuff going on recently.
[00:04:09] And I felt like the amount of time that I've been able to invest into streaming has been
[00:04:14] problematic because like I'll get hungry at the end of the day right I'll want to
[00:04:19] go out and get food and so like I'm not done doing everything so if I start
[00:04:24] earlier then I can fucking stream longer or end earlier right it depends on
[00:04:30] what it is a games industry and stuff you move yeah yeah I've been playing more
[00:04:33] games on stream recently too usually I'm only play that many games right but
[00:04:37] there's been a lot of stuff coming out that I'm excited for so I changed
[00:04:41] things up for that. I think that's actually the main reason, right? That's actually it.
[00:04:45] And, yeah, what is this? For the minigames and reconcessions,
[00:04:48] Bob-Esser remake games, definitely some off-stream activities. Yeah, and I think that's definitely
[00:04:52] where I'd be coming from too, is like just doing stuff like that off-stream
[00:04:56] and focusing on it then, right? And are you excited for BlizzCon? I am very excited for
[00:05:01] BlizzCon. I am. I am very, very, very excited for BlizzCon. And I will tell you that,
[00:05:08] Yeah, I'm really excited. That's all I'll tell you. I'm super excited. I just I hope it's gonna be good
[00:05:14] I hope it's gonna be good
[00:05:17] Now my expectations for blizzcon. I mean, let's be real, right?
[00:05:21] These are the same people that made dragon flight. These are the same people that have the current wow expansion
[00:05:28] They made that game. So I wouldn't go and expect that like oh wow
[00:05:32] This is gonna be this amazing game, but at the same time
[00:05:35] I do want to remain optimistic because I want to play a game. That's fun, right? That's it
[00:05:41] So it's like to me dropping hints already. I don't do hints man. I don't do hints. I don't do
[00:05:47] You know like leaks. I don't I have never leaked anything as far as I know
[00:05:53] Have I ever leaked anything on accident? I'm actually thinking about this. Have I ever actually done that? I
[00:06:00] Don't think that I have
[00:06:02] Yeah, I'm not sure about you nudes not yet. No
[00:06:05] And yeah, my ass leaked. Okay. Yeah. Good one. Give me a second
[00:06:17] There we go. All right. Good. Do you see everybody shitting on Andy pants for being a pedo?
[00:06:21] Yeah, I don't know if the accusations are true because you know, like obviously wouldn't look into it
[00:06:26] I mean calling somebody a pedo is like in my opinion
[00:06:30] It's one of those words like we've had this happen with a lot of terms and a lot of words where it's like
[00:06:37] Nazi racist
[00:06:39] misogynist sexist
[00:06:42] You know fascist
[00:06:43] You know all this stuff like these are all like words that people use like genocide. They like there's a trans genocide
[00:06:50] They can what are we talking about?
[00:06:53] Transgenocide like this is nothing. It's nothing like a genocide
[00:06:56] So I do think that there are people that are using these terms right and whenever I hear I do think pedophile is the new term
[00:07:04] To be overused because I think that they people saw how effective it was with Epstein because Epstein was a fucking pedophile
[00:07:11] Right, but I think the problem is that whenever you start applying it to just people that you disagree with or people that you don't like
[00:07:19] You start making people
[00:07:21] subconsciously not take that label seriously anymore, because pedophile is one of the only words that
[00:07:27] we have that is like, it's still like, whenever you call somebody that, people are like, oh,
[00:07:34] shit, whoa, right? Because all of these other words that people use, like, you hear them and you're
[00:07:40] just like, haha, yeah, right, okay, we're fucking idiot, shut up, right? But like, that's one of
[00:07:44] of the only ones that like you can hear now that people still have a you know a visceral reaction
[00:07:50] to and I think that's the reason why it's such a huge problem that people are misusing it it's
[00:07:55] because the reason why people have such a visceral a visceral reaction to it is because
[00:08:01] it's not overused it it is a legitimate serious thing so when I hear that Andy Pants is a
[00:08:07] pedo because of like a cartoon and a video game like I don't think that like really that's
[00:08:12] the same thing, right? I think you could say that's weird, you could say it's creepy or something
[00:08:18] like that, but to imply somebody's a pedo for that, especially whenever you're saying that he's
[00:08:23] generating C-SAM, like child sexual abuse material, I think that needs to be reserved for
[00:08:29] things that have actual victims, right? Not lolly-drawn hentai, right? Like that's not
[00:08:35] the same to me, and to me I think that if you start making these comparisons and you start
[00:08:41] trying to throw everything in one bucket, then you're going to have a lot of people that are just
[00:08:46] going to systematically not take those words and those charges seriously and those accusations
[00:08:51] seriously. I think that's a really bad thing because we need to be able to take those things
[00:08:56] seriously. We have to. Classic Twitch chat moral police. Yeah. Trying to muddy the waters. Yeah.
[00:09:03] And they muddy the waters as much as they can. You've been watching a PS game show? Probably
[00:09:07] not know. I might look at the trailer or two, but no, I wasn't planning on it. And yeah, so Nexon
[00:09:14] wants to buy Starcraft. I mean, they should. Somebody should buy Starcraft. That way something
[00:09:18] can happen with it, right? But yeah, that's it. Blood of the Dawnwalker is crazy good. We're
[00:09:23] going to play it after Onimusha, probably. And maybe, oh, actually after Valheim maybe. But
[00:09:27] I do plan on playing Blood of the Dawnwalker. I just don't really plan on playing it on
[00:09:31] release because there's so much going on at the same time. I just didn't really feel like
[00:09:36] I'd have time to do that until, you know, like maybe way later on, right? And so hopefully,
[00:09:42] hopefully I'm able to do that. But that will probably be in like a week or so, something like
[00:09:46] that, maybe two weeks. And yeah, actually, probably a week and a half until I play that.
[00:09:50] And then also BlizzCon then too. And I think BlizzCon is going to be really,
[00:09:55] really exciting this year. But again, I think we'll just have to wait and see.
[00:09:59] And I'm going to have a home with Kaisy. Yeah, I told her I would.
[00:10:02] Yeah, you see PlayStation Game Show was announced spam with no disk no buy and we want D3
[00:10:08] Dick Waze crazy and even given 20 24 hours. Wait, what is this here? Can I find it? And so, yeah
[00:10:15] I saw that Hutch obviously has been you know, like has been the latest victim of of of twitches domestic terrorism
[00:10:23] Cells right. This is what happens Hutch ended stream early to call the FBI on Mike from PA
[00:10:28] any. Derek with five dollars destiny got a visit from the FBI when Mike threatened them
[00:10:33] 100% should be reporting to FBI regardless of which response or lack thereof. I think
[00:10:38] I'm going to man. I'm thinking about ending the stream early and just making some phone
[00:10:43] calls because what the fuck? What the actual fuck? Uh huh. This is not okay. Mm hmm.
[00:10:53] What are you doing, tWitch?
[00:10:56] Hello?
[00:10:59] They don't want to ban Mike because they agree with them.
[00:11:03] Like, I mean, it's just really,
[00:11:04] and I think that Hutch is like,
[00:11:06] there's a certain amount of,
[00:11:08] and I don't want to criticize Hutch
[00:11:10] because I'm totally on this side here,
[00:11:12] but I think that there is a certain amount
[00:11:14] of performative naivete that certain liberal guys do
[00:11:19] whenever they pretend to not understand
[00:11:21] that there's an obvious pattern
[00:11:23] or an obvious agenda behind something
[00:11:26] so they can appear to seem like,
[00:11:28] oh, well, I'm just asking questions.
[00:11:30] I think that you really have to dispense
[00:11:32] with the pretense, man.
[00:11:33] You have to see things for what they are.
[00:11:38] And I'm not saying that you have to agree with every,
[00:11:42] like conservative viewpoint or something.
[00:11:44] This isn't political, but I think that in a situation
[00:11:47] like this, you really do have to see things
[00:11:49] for what they are.
[00:11:50] You do. Do you actually think Dan believes anything?
[00:11:54] I think that Dan probably is, I think Dan is a lefty. He's definitely a lefty. He is
[00:11:59] a lazy Austin liberal. How do I know that? But the reality is that I think that he probably
[00:12:06] is totally hands off with this. I don't think he cares about this. I don't think he's
[00:12:11] involved with this. Now, what I'm, and I'm not saying this to absolve him of accountability.
[00:12:18] I'm saying this as if like he's not planning this, like he's not doing this on purpose,
[00:12:25] he's just simply letting them do it. Now if he and this is being a bad CEO, like he's not doing
[00:12:31] his job, when you have people on your platform that are actively making death threats and calls
[00:12:36] to violence against other other partnered streamers, like this isn't something that you can just
[00:12:42] be aloof to and be like, well, you know, shit happens. So I'm not trying to like absolve him
[00:12:48] from accountability. But what I'm saying is that I don't think that like he's behind this. I just
[00:12:53] think that he's somewhere else entirely, which is not even better. It's just different. Anyway,
[00:13:00] let me go and we'll watch the rest of this. Here we go. How much more blatant does it need to be?
[00:13:07] Well, I mean think about it like this, right?
[00:13:11] There has been no other independent news creator that has been cited as much in terrorist manifestos
[00:13:18] than Hassan Piker.
[00:13:20] No one has been cited more than him.
[00:13:23] And he's still streaming.
[00:13:25] These people are just operating terrorist cells on Twitch.
[00:13:31] It's literally that simple.
[00:13:32] whenever you have people that whenever you have a person that's openly
[00:13:36] advocating for terrorism they're promoting terrorism and then there's
[00:13:40] other people in their community that are doing the same thing right like
[00:13:44] people like Denims or Frogan or Mike from PA these people are all they're
[00:13:52] all doing this and this is an entire terror network that's been created on
[00:13:56] Twitch and the problem is that like I I would always be hesitant to say that
[00:14:03] like this is actual terrorism because it's something that's not really a
[00:14:06] serious right because it's like okay well you're just saying things but the
[00:14:10] problem is that saying things has now manifested into things and so what's
[00:14:15] happened now is that you do have people that are actually instead of
[00:14:19] saying things they are doing things they're acting and this is a huge
[00:14:23] problem. Check the community note has been convicted of attempted murder of law enforcement
[00:14:27] since 200 years in federal prison. Yeah. I mean, this is, I think, the big difference, right,
[00:14:32] is that for a while it was just like goofiness and stupidity, but now you have actual people
[00:14:38] taking action in like a legitimate real way. So that's a huge problem. It's in Dan's short
[00:14:45] term interest to give him some plausible deniability. Yeah, but I think this plausible
[00:14:49] to not like there's no pa there's no plausibility here right anyway how much
[00:14:55] more a blatant doesn't need to be yeah I'll just watch the clip it's this is
[00:15:02] not okay I'm not joking like I'm not memeing I'm not using like a clip of
[00:15:09] him to try to uh-huh it's not pettiness like my fucking fiance is nervous in
[00:15:14] her own home. Yeah, because he's a terrorist. He's trying to encourage people to commit a terrorist attack.
[00:15:21] Dead threat. What the fuck are we doing? I'm making some phone calls, guys. I'll see you tomorrow.
[00:15:27] Good. Good. This needs to be put down. It does. It totally needs to be put down.
[00:15:34] All of this like violent rhetoric and everything else.
[00:15:38] That's really it. Keep in mind, every story is a villain. You never get rid of the villain
[00:15:42] fully? Okay, would you use that as an argument to like not fight Hitler? Like,
[00:15:46] like, what are you, what are you saying? Like, why are you, what is, like, okay,
[00:15:50] all right, well then I guess we shouldn't get rid of a murderer because then
[00:15:53] somebody else might steal a candy bar. Like, why would you even make an argument
[00:15:57] like that? That's some, like, what is this, like, high school fucking philosophy
[00:16:01] class? Jesus Christ, keep that stuff to yourself, all right? Like, just next
[00:16:05] time, just type a slur, okay? Just type a slur, and that way it's less
[00:16:10] offensive it should come on man Jesus I can't even stand to read that anyway
[00:16:15] um so yeah hutch ended stream early to call to call the FBI and Mike from PA so
[00:16:20] uh yeah JD's about to go live bro I don't know what that's gonna be about I
[00:16:24] have no idea and as he should was this today to Mike from PA say something new
[00:16:28] and he's surprisingly yes just from today he's going over it again probably
[00:16:32] some time to collect his thoughts yeah no doubt he's trying to pretend like
[00:16:35] people are going on an unjustified reporting campaign and lying about
[00:16:39] hutch doing a podcast with destiny
[00:16:41] so i destiny is to lefties with jews are to fortune users
[00:16:45] uh... that's pretty that's really bad a while
[00:16:47] and uh... body cam over height i mean i think the game was really fun but you
[00:16:51] know maybe not everybody's gonna like it in america you just give the fb i call
[00:16:55] well you can submit a tip and contact people like that
[00:16:58] uh... at at a point yet you absolutely can
[00:17:02] so i mean like not any every single time
[00:17:04] but yeah anyway so let me go over and i'll show you cuz hutch is obviously
[00:17:08] commented on this a number of times on Twitter and you know this has been because Mike from PA is
[00:17:14] The way that these people respond to criticism is by just creating a it's kind of like a squid, right?
[00:17:21] We're like if a squid is like harmed
[00:17:23] They will create like a massive smoke screen of of ink, right?
[00:17:27] Like a like an ink blast to try to confuse people so they can get away
[00:17:32] this is basically what their strategy is is that they just throw a million things
[00:17:38] out there and they just in you know a lie about everything and they hope that
[00:17:43] some people that aren't paying attention catch on to the lies and then
[00:17:47] also people that agree with them perpetuate the lies and then the lies
[00:17:50] become the manifest reality that's what their goal is so the crimson move
[00:17:55] keypatch to keep any sports out that's great I might play it again then
[00:17:59] And, well, this is just getting a bit ridiculous now, isn't it?
[00:18:02] Personally, so this is, oh my god, the violent rhetoric.
[00:18:06] Hutch is threatening me with physical violence, punching, and he was inspired by Destiny who
[00:18:11] said he wants me to die.
[00:18:12] This can't be allowed on Twitch.
[00:18:14] So this is Mike from PA right here.
[00:18:17] This is him trying to act like Hutch did the same thing to him.
[00:18:21] So let's watch the clip that he does.
[00:18:24] Destiny I think was like one of the first political creators like streamers that started to push back against some of the crazy stuff on the left.
[00:18:35] And watching him do that got me to start thinking about things a little bit differently.
[00:18:43] And I would say it took me a little bit longer to identify the problems with the online left than I think it took for him.
[00:18:51] Um
[00:18:53] But I have been pushing back against the craziness now pretty consistently since yeah
[00:18:58] I'm gonna say like starting in 2021. It was basically year one of biden
[00:19:03] That I started to see some of the insanity
[00:19:06] It was harder to see yeah because they just won the election, right?
[00:19:09] So like at that point they think that it's like, you know, that they're gonna be winning forever, right?
[00:19:14] obviously for me
[00:19:16] Like he was governing and I was thinking to myself. This is literally one of the greatest peasants of all time
[00:19:20] I can't believe that he's governing this way because I thought he was gonna be this like kind of middle of the rogue Democrat
[00:19:27] And yet the rhetoric that I was hearing from the left at the time was that he was just as bad as Trump
[00:19:31] And it just that is what got me to start thinking about the online left differently
[00:19:36] I was like, wait a second. What is happening?
[00:19:39] So this is
[00:19:42] unironically the clip that this person is made this is Mike from PA who's trying to draw a
[00:19:48] a similarity between Hutch talking about criticizing the online left to him openly referring to
[00:19:55] a specific period in time, talking about how every citizen has a liability to be violent
[00:20:02] against like these people are just totally fucking that they're just complete liars.
[00:20:07] It's not even comparable.
[00:20:08] And this is what I said before is that you cannot engage these people in any form of
[00:20:15] good faith conversation.
[00:20:17] You cannot win in the marketplace of debate with these people, because they do not play
[00:20:23] by the rules.
[00:20:24] They don't play by the rules of facts, logic, reasoning, or anything else.
[00:20:30] What they do is they will just make up their own rules and then play by those instead and
[00:20:35] then tell you that you're losing because you're wrong.
[00:20:37] The free ring quote, yeah.
[00:20:39] These people, that's the only way that you can deal with these people is to just
[00:20:43] simply remove them from public spaces and relegate most of them probably to insane
[00:20:48] asylums because they're dangerous. Whenever you have a person that is going out and making calls
[00:20:55] to violence like this, like this is somebody who should be in an insane asylum, right? This is
[00:21:00] what should happen. And so if it's not happening, I think it's a huge, huge problem.
[00:21:06] Is this JD Vance's thing? Is there anything interesting about this? I don't know if there
[00:21:11] is or not. Let me see if I can pull this up. I'm assuming it's probably not but
[00:21:17] we'll double check. Let me just watch this for a minute or two.
[00:21:21] Trucker, wondering why it is that the last administration facilitated illegal
[00:21:25] aliens driving semi-trucks on our roads or an American who just stairs a road
[00:21:30] with somebody who isn't properly qualified. We've made the road safer, we've
[00:21:34] seen trucker wages go by 7.5% and that effort was obviously led by
[00:21:38] anti-fraud task force because so many of these people were engaged in effectively fraudulent
[00:21:44] driving. They were getting these diplomas, these CDLs, through fraudulent means. We stopped
[00:21:50] that. We're very proud of it. I want to give a special shout out to Secretary Sean Duffy
[00:21:53] at the Transportation Department for helping us in facilitating that work. And it goes
[00:21:58] into our broader effort, which is we're trying to make sure that your tax dollars
[00:22:02] and basic and social trust is protected by your government, whether it's a guy
[00:22:07] Who gets a commercial driver's license to drive on the road? Yeah, well we can watch the the highlights for this later on
[00:22:13] I mean this is just them talking about why it's bad to have illegal aliens driving around with
[00:22:18] Commercial drivers licenses. I think that most people here kind of agree with that
[00:22:22] So I don't think we really need to go on and talk about that all day. So, uh, yeah, definitely. I mean sure
[00:22:29] Anyway, have they stopped it though? It seems unlikely. Well, they're not the thing is that this is what I've said before is that?
[00:22:35] these people will never stop until they are stopped. These people are
[00:22:40] revolutionaries. They are violent. They are aggressive. They are like feral. They
[00:22:46] are they are rabid. So unless you are willing to actually go after them in
[00:22:52] like a serious way, you're not going to solve this problem. You're not going to
[00:22:56] get rid of people like Mike from PA. You're not going to stop them because
[00:23:00] and this is the issue is that like hunch doesn't I don't think he
[00:23:04] really understands how violent and aggressive these people are, look at what happened with
[00:23:09] Ethan, right?
[00:23:10] Ethan is a liberal.
[00:23:11] Ethan is basically a lefty, but Ethan didn't like the idea that you should celebrate or
[00:23:17] not admire or not, sorry, not mourn the people that were murdered on October 7th.
[00:23:24] And because he thought that Israelis were human beings that deserved to be, you
[00:23:29] know, you know, like, they feel sorry for them being killed, he was then excommunicated
[00:23:36] for that ideology, right? That's it, because he's Jewish, and yeah, and he's a Jew. Ethan
[00:23:40] is a Jew, and so he has some sort of camaraderie with Israelis, he's married to somebody who's
[00:23:46] Israeli, so he now is the enemy. This is what happens with these people, right? This
[00:23:51] is what these people do, and Hutch is, I think, just now realizing how bad this
[00:23:56] really is. Because these people are insane. So this is getting a bit ridiculous now, isn't it?
[00:24:02] Personally, I think that there's a pretty significant difference between me referencing
[00:24:05] the phrase punching left and invoking ancient Roman law to suggest your followers murder a
[00:24:11] certain target. Lying is OP. Yeah. And let me see what this is. If there's another lying as OP,
[00:24:16] there's plenty of these, but here's another one. Let me take a look at it.
[00:24:20] it. Where is it here? And that response to Twitch streamer Grimlo, Mike from PA, states
[00:24:27] that he has never said demonic ethnicity straight up lying. Wait, he's saying he didn't
[00:24:32] say this?
[00:24:33] It's a campaign alongside a campaign alongside destiny to cause an old clip of him saying,
[00:24:41] quote, Jews were a demonic ethnicity. And Jews is not what I said. Yeah, it is.
[00:24:47] Yeah, it is everybody saw the cool. What are you talking about? It's not what you said
[00:24:53] Yeah, it is and he's just sitting here watching my vaude by the way
[00:24:59] Her said that that's not a quote
[00:25:01] Yeah, it is
[00:25:05] It absolutely is you got suspended for it
[00:25:09] But do we have the clip again to just play it I mean can we just play this again?
[00:25:17] This is too many layers of reaction. We watched it too. Yeah, we watched it
[00:25:23] Let me see if I can pull this up. Okay, I
[00:25:32] It shouldn't take too long it probably will be very very fast that I can find this
[00:25:38] Jun
[00:25:40] In the days that fall actually crazy the blue is not a fucking ethnic
[00:25:45] It is a Jewish is not an ethnicity. This constructed ethnicity. This demonic ethnicity.
[00:25:56] invented.
[00:26:01] The ethnicity.
[00:26:03] Which is not what I said.
[00:26:09] This demonic ethnicity.
[00:26:12] Holy invented.
[00:26:19] What's wrong with you?
[00:26:22] it's just you you literally just lie and and this is this is what these people are right
[00:26:28] this is what these people are
[00:26:31] they are just lying retards that are aggressive terrorists
[00:26:36] there's no common gra and and i want to make one thing very clear
[00:26:40] that for every person that's not on their side
[00:26:43] you can find no common ground with these people
[00:26:47] you can never capitulate with these people
[00:26:49] You can never find a compromise with these people.
[00:26:52] You can never find a common value with these people.
[00:26:56] These people are completely exclusive.
[00:27:00] You will never ever be able to do that.
[00:27:02] So there's a lot of liberals that think
[00:27:04] that they can court the values of these people.
[00:27:07] There are some even conservatives that are like,
[00:27:09] well, these people don't like Israel
[00:27:12] and we don't like Israel
[00:27:13] so we can work together with a shared goal.
[00:27:16] You cannot deal with these people.
[00:27:18] Trust me.
[00:27:19] this is a it is it is the biggest mistake that you can make
[00:27:25] there is no common ground with these people period
[00:27:29] that i i never said that that's not a quote it is a quote this is a
[00:27:34] what that's not a quote
[00:27:36] where is it
[00:27:40] is the
[00:27:40] that ethnicity
[00:27:42] is demonic ethnicity
[00:27:45] holy and
[00:27:50] and this is why you know listen like obviously
[00:27:57] i don't believe it's doing people
[00:27:59] uh...
[00:28:01] never said that
[00:28:03] then sue me
[00:28:08] then sue me for it
[00:28:12] Yeah, then go ahead.
[00:28:16] And let's find out.
[00:28:21] If you say that you never said it,
[00:28:24] why don't you retain a legal team, file a lawsuit,
[00:28:28] and let's see what happens?
[00:28:35] I never said that line, ever.
[00:28:37] Then sue me.
[00:28:41] Then do it.
[00:28:42] Like you're talking about, I don't believe in lawsuits.
[00:28:45] You're like trying to imply that like,
[00:28:47] oh, well, I might do it, then do it.
[00:28:50] See what happens.
[00:28:53] That's just not true.
[00:28:54] I said that the idea of the Benjamin Netanyahu's idea
[00:29:00] of a settler-clodial identity would be a demonic.
[00:29:03] That would be, that's not what you said.
[00:29:07] Hey, that's not what I said.
[00:29:09] I never said Jews were a block.
[00:29:10] That's not true.
[00:29:12] that is actually not a quote
[00:29:15] and this is part of why it like you know obviously
[00:29:18] bremmelow harassing and and and being misogynistic towards the old
[00:29:23] is a totally separate issue i'm just talking about myself in it
[00:29:27] he is lying again
[00:29:31] in order to try to i wonder if bremmelow and the bremmelow is also a total
[00:29:35] barnacle
[00:29:36] he is he's a complete barnacle
[00:29:38] i don't like him at all
[00:29:41] I like Mike more, I dislike Mike more than I dislike Grimlo, which is hard to do.
[00:29:48] So he is, he's a parnacle and it's just embarrassing, most of the rhetoric assumes their followers
[00:29:55] are stupid.
[00:29:56] Well, I mean, that's probably a healthy assumption, but yeah.
[00:30:04] Pressure me to work with him.
[00:30:06] He continues to spread the idea.
[00:30:08] with again working with Zach working with destiny is this to push this now I'm sorry guys so
[00:30:17] he's really that's me okay if you're still okay with Grebel after this like why are you
[00:30:23] here yeah so there you go didn't Mike in a three-day suspension it was like a week he
[00:30:31] got suspended for more than a week for calling Jews demonic but you know maybe it should
[00:30:36] be, maybe it should have been longer, right? I think it probably should have been, but
[00:30:39] you know, for some reason it wasn't. And anyway, yeah, I don't care, it's just not what I'm
[00:30:46] used to hearing. And anyway, so in response to the Twitch room remote, it says he never
[00:30:51] said demonic ethnicity, straight up lying. I mean, this is just what people like this
[00:30:54] do. So what you have to understand with these people is that there is literally no
[00:30:59] way and no ability to seek common ground with these people. There's nothing that
[00:31:05] you can do in order to make them understand or get them to see things the way that you want to see things, right?
[00:31:12] It's just impossible. You've got banned for two weeks for nothing and he can genuinely be racist and only gets one week.
[00:31:17] Yeah, because it's just the reason why that happens. You're watching FPS Game Show at one.
[00:31:23] Is that so like everybody keeps spamming me about this? Like what is this? FPS Game Show?
[00:31:32] What is this? It looks like there's nothing even happening.
[00:31:35] Yeah, I don't even see this. I think these are just going to be, it's in six minutes.
[00:31:52] Is it really? It's on Twitch? Oh, okay, okay. It's WarDog stat chair saying it's Twitch.
[00:32:03] Yeah, I don't know if this is going to be any good or not. I mean, I'll probably, I don't know,
[00:32:07] should I look at it or not? It's Twitch exclusive. That's kind of annoying. It's a bunch of games
[00:32:12] and information about the state of play, but for shooters, yeah, like I don't really play a lot of
[00:32:15] shooters like I'm not really like super excited for it. So yeah, I mean, I don't really care
[00:32:22] that much. I mean, I'll probably just go and look at the highlights because there's a lot of
[00:32:25] other stuff to go over today too. That I mean, I don't know if I want to just watch
[00:32:30] just like a huge trailer for like all of this stuff. It's the same like stay like I'd rather just
[00:32:35] watch state of play, right? That's it. And what is this here? And cod slop? Yeah, maybe, right?
[00:32:42] And I don't know if it's cod slop. I'm just saying like in a general sense, that's how I
[00:32:46] feel about it. And I see Crimson Desert Pirate DLC, I heard about it, but I didn't see it.
[00:32:52] So yeah, I don't know really what if this is happening or not or what what it is. But yeah,
[00:32:57] who knows, stay the play sock, we'll look at it later on, right, in the FPS games. Yeah, I'll look at the good ones later on.
[00:33:03] But anyway, let me go back to this, right, because I do want to focus and finish with this, right, because this is, I think, it's a very big deal,
[00:33:11] is that very clearly invoking ancient Roman law, it's just so fucking...
[00:33:16] I can win by being the alpha male.
[00:33:18] So if I got to paste my tab...
[00:33:20] I'm getting your attention.
[00:33:24] I'm getting your attention.
[00:33:27] i'm getting your attention
[00:33:29] ouch
[00:33:31] gun pointed to you how do you have to pick one destiny who you think is gonna win
[00:33:36] i think fighting
[00:33:38] gun pointed to you how do you have to pick one destiny
[00:33:40] ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[00:33:42] what an idiot
[00:33:44] what an idiot
[00:33:46] jesus
[00:33:48] i am announcing this inspiration of my campaign
[00:33:50] thank you all very much
[00:33:52] the most important thing is
[00:33:54] The music bro you really had to do them with the music
[00:34:02] But it ends now said I'm telling you all the simpies that watching this right now break free start
[00:34:12] Okay, is that it is that the only part that I'm in because it's boring me now oh
[00:34:20] God that's bad. Oh, that's really bad
[00:34:24] All right, cool, cool.
[00:34:31] Man.
[00:34:34] F***ing god damn it, chat.
[00:34:40] F***ing god damn it.
[00:34:42] Wow, and uh, or music?
[00:34:44] Yeah, what a weirdo, man.
[00:34:46] What a total f***ing weirdo.
[00:34:47] What a miserable individual.
[00:34:48] Yeah, I mean again, so, and this is also like, let me see if I can pull up the other comments about this.
[00:34:53] comments about this. It cannot be overstated just how much a lot of people in Destiny viscerally
[00:34:57] loathe Destiny. So this is also now Hutch is starting a podcast with Destiny who has
[00:35:04] directly called and this is also another one here. Hutch is starting a podcast with
[00:35:10] Destiny. What?
[00:35:14] A serious question. Would you ever be open to a bi-weekly pod with Mooton, Steven
[00:35:20] an IRI, I feel like that could be a fun and informative podcast. I mean, listen, never
[00:35:24] say never.
[00:35:25] Um, I guess my first question is going to be immediately cuts it off. Do you really think
[00:35:29] Hassan and Mike from PA should kill themselves? I wish they would. Yes. Do you think that's
[00:35:34] at all a harmful statement to make that goes against, I don't know, this objective morality?
[00:35:40] No, I think they're dust by suicide would make the world a safer place for more people.
[00:35:45] serious question would you ever be so this is this is him basically inventing of a fantasy
[00:35:52] that destiny is doing a podcast with hutch and hutch now is guilty by association because he
[00:35:59] can connect him with destiny so hunt now hutch is starting a podcast with destiny who is directly
[00:36:05] called for my death and hasan's death literally dozens of times and no i'm not alone he's called
[00:36:11] for the deaths of other creators as well. No condemnation from Hunter or any of his orbiters
[00:36:15] spare us the pearl clutch. So he even got community noted, Hutch is not starting a podcast with
[00:36:21] Destiny. He has stated the claim is false and no such podcast exists or has been announced.
[00:36:27] So he just made this up, right? This is it. It cannot be overstated how much of the internet
[00:36:32] socially, you know, the social media load Destiny. And Mike here is using that to
[00:36:37] try to hurt me in some way plus justify his unhinged rhetoric. It doesn't matter that it's not true.
[00:36:43] He doesn't give a fuck. Him lying to his followers that I'm starting a podcast with Destiny is a
[00:36:49] signal to them to attack me because if Destiny is the ultimate evil and I'm partnering with him
[00:36:54] on something, that means that I'm also the ultimate evil and their attacks are justified.
[00:36:59] I can only guess that he's doing this because he's genuinely worried about losing his
[00:37:02] source of income because he knows that if it he knows he went way way over the
[00:37:08] line with this one so he's failing trying to spend his unhinged rhetoric and
[00:37:12] threats in the some righteous cause against the forces of evil that is
[00:37:17] exactly what he's doing that is 100% exactly guaranteed what he is doing
[00:37:25] and that's it and so and he's calling out this this very very obvious
[00:37:30] manipulation, right? And I think that it's pretty clear why this is happening. I'm going
[00:37:35] to make some phone calls. I got Mike Schuch. Well, I think that what should get him more
[00:37:39] Schuch is getting banned. I think that somebody who's making accusations and calls to violence
[00:37:45] like this should get banned. But this is what he does, right? As he just goes out
[00:37:49] and he's making up, I'll be continuing finding every day, what is this? You're big news,
[00:37:54] Donald Trump, and now he's just posting about this constantly. And this is what
[00:37:58] these people do is they throw out a huge smoke screen of every excuse every
[00:38:04] justification every piece of misinformation possible and they just get
[00:38:09] away with it that's why and uh... where it's not they should view this happen
[00:38:14] literally a year ago and two years ago exactly the same claims remember
[00:38:17] monkey giga
[00:38:18] yeah that's because the thing is that
[00:38:21] twitch allows this on the platform because they agree with it
[00:38:25] that's the only way that you can explain this
[00:38:28] like if anybody was calling for any of this other stuff
[00:38:31] they would immediately get bad like if i was making the calls that he was making
[00:38:36] to specific creators in the way that he's making them
[00:38:39] i would be immediately banned
[00:38:42] but the reason why he's not bad and is because he is closer on the political
[00:38:46] spectrum
[00:38:47] to what twitch considers acceptable and so he's being given leeway
[00:38:51] that's why it's happening
[00:38:53] why not have a chance to talk about it is a big platform
[00:38:56] i mean i don't really think it like i mean i don't really like interacting
[00:39:00] with the people honestly to be that's just i mean it sounds like a dumb thing
[00:39:03] but like i just don't really get our acting with people
[00:39:06] but i mean like i'll support him right i mean that's it
[00:39:09] and uh... yeah
[00:39:11] uh... there are many of your applies last twenty-four hours many more this
[00:39:14] is that this is clearly them are applying to my purpose of obvious
[00:39:17] incitement
[00:39:18] defending a suggestion that that might be an appropriate punishment for me
[00:39:21] They really do believe this because Mike, another notable gigantic leftist streamer.
[00:39:25] I mean, I don't know about gigantic, right?
[00:39:27] At least not in terms of like the size of his audience.
[00:39:31] Consistently makes insane accusations about me.
[00:39:34] Check the replies to this in a few hours.
[00:39:35] You'll probably see more of these posts below.
[00:39:37] So let me go and I'll look at this here.
[00:39:40] Good point.
[00:39:40] If you blinked out of existence tomorrow, nothing would change.
[00:39:44] That's not it.
[00:39:45] That's not a good one, right?
[00:39:47] I mean, stop helping MAGA and we will stop treating you like you're no
[00:39:50] better than Charlie Kirk. Just admit you're paid by Israel.
[00:39:56] Hopefully you're treated the same way you treat marginalized
[00:39:58] groups. What? What does this have to do with marginalized
[00:40:05] groups? Like what does this even mean anything? Right? Yeah.
[00:40:08] And so he just wants healthcare. Yes. Twitch staff are
[00:40:12] left wing echo chamber. Yeah, it's a California company. And
[00:40:16] it is a left wing echo. If Mike doesn't get banned for
[00:40:19] this like i mean pretty much parma band like i i can't imagine like if twitch
[00:40:24] bans him this is this is the way that i look at it right
[00:40:28] is that there are two universes the first universe is that which refuses to
[00:40:32] acknowledge that it's a death threat and they don't ban him the second universe
[00:40:37] is that which does ban him but it's not permanent and in the instance that
[00:40:41] twitch doesn't ban somebody when they're making a debt
[00:40:45] what if making a death threat
[00:40:47] and then incitement to violence against another partnered streamer
[00:40:51] specifically to your audience doesn't warrant a permit and i wonder what does
[00:40:57] like how is it that people like ice beside in indestiny are permanently
[00:41:01] banned but people that are advocating in making death threats
[00:41:05] or are not
[00:41:07] how does that make any sense
[00:41:09] that seems to get involved yeah and so it's just insane for me to see this
[00:41:15] uh... sets an example it does it's very very annoying about this
[00:41:18] that seems to get involved they're allowing homegrown terrorism they are
[00:41:21] the uh... the we have such a huge problem right now with domestic
[00:41:25] terrorism
[00:41:26] and uh... a lot of that like that the government like they're there
[00:41:30] very slow they're very slow at dealing with this
[00:41:33] and i think that that in action is becoming a major inhibitor it's a
[00:41:37] massive inhibitor for this
[00:41:39] i'm so not used to this new start time i know i know it's going to get people
[00:41:43] listen we're gonna do it for a week we're gonna see how things go
[00:41:46] and i'll make a decision whether i'm going to commit to it or not okay
[00:41:50] so i'm not making any promises but i said i'd start earlier so we have more
[00:41:53] time for activities
[00:41:55] so yes which would be legally liable for this allowing such content got to
[00:41:58] get somebody to get hurt and proclaim touch told them to do it
[00:42:01] well i think that you also could just assume that like
[00:42:04] again a lot of other people are going out there and doing this generally
[00:42:08] right they are
[00:42:09] and uh... i like it you know i'm always seen everybody that's watching already is
[00:42:12] liking it right the people that probably are like wait a minute i'm already late
[00:42:15] you know a lot of times i'm not even live yet so who knows anyway i don't want
[00:42:19] to get too far into that is really matter we talked about that a lot yesterday
[00:42:23] it's insane that this is even happening
[00:42:26] it is insane that's happening he tells them that i'm a frequent destiny
[00:42:29] collaborator so all their hatred destiny can be transferred equally on
[00:42:32] the main
[00:42:33] it like hutch does have relatively good political instincts and political
[00:42:38] theory instincts on this
[00:42:39] he understands what mike is doing
[00:42:42] which is a lot better than a lot of the other people on the internet like he's
[00:42:45] able to verbalize
[00:42:47] and explain
[00:42:48] what mike strategy is
[00:42:51] which is basically this type of ideological subversion
[00:42:54] uh... you know again transferring guilt to other people
[00:42:58] this is how it works right because these people are manipulative
[00:43:01] and it does go over the head of a lot of just average people i think that's
[00:43:05] kind of what happens
[00:43:07] uh... but you and destiny are collaborators i haven't spoken to destiny
[00:43:11] and probably five years
[00:43:13] uh... i don't communicate with destiny at all
[00:43:16] so any sort of idea that there's a collaboration between me and destiny
[00:43:20] is just a lie it's just a it's it's literally just not true
[00:43:25] so i don't know why somebody would say that and i don't know about how much i
[00:43:29] have no idea about him
[00:43:30] but people that say that are i'm working with destiny
[00:43:33] i've had no communication with destiny
[00:43:36] for, as I said, the better part of a decade.
[00:43:39] So this, and it's not even, not even in a negative way,
[00:43:42] we just haven't spoken to each other, right?
[00:43:44] Like I've known Destiny for like 10 years,
[00:43:47] just haven't talked, there's been no real reason to,
[00:43:49] and I'm not a big talker,
[00:43:50] it seems like he's not a big talker,
[00:43:52] that's just the way it is.
[00:43:53] So it's not that crazy.
[00:43:55] I think this is especially relevant now
[00:43:57] that we're knowing there's a Hassan fan
[00:43:58] asking for guns that did murder someone.
[00:44:00] Well, Twitch is allowing a left-wing radical terror cell
[00:44:03] to manifest on their website.
[00:44:05] they are and they're doing absolutely nothing to stop it
[00:44:10] that they're doing literally nothing to stop this uh... and and if anything
[00:44:13] they're promoting it
[00:44:15] so yeah never call about i i guess right which is allowing another one exactly
[00:44:20] and so has to which marketable uh... to disney but that was a meme as a meme
[00:44:23] post i thought it was real too but it wasn't
[00:44:26] so uh... i did that was a series of a watch it no i'm not gonna watch the
[00:44:29] fps game show i'm i'm just not going to i might look at a few trailers
[00:44:33] afterwards but
[00:44:34] i'm not going to watch it you can stop reminding me and telling me that's
[00:44:37] happening now
[00:44:38] so yeah it's just not gonna happen
[00:44:40] i would to a staffers and members of antifa i mean i have no idea i really
[00:44:44] don't i mean like i think that really
[00:44:47] i i i i don't want to get into that right but like i saw in fans markers
[00:44:50] may as well be the same thing yeah i believe those screenshots never actually
[00:44:53] called violence or threat you punch left constantly crowd you get pushed
[00:44:56] back
[00:44:57] yeah this isn't pushed back right postiness your tools people go get us
[00:45:00] if they want mission i can find it
[00:45:02] and uh... where is it here
[00:45:03] well it's like super super low low quality i can barely even read this
[00:45:07] and uh... yeah i mean it's just a complete domestic terror cell right at
[00:45:11] literally all the risk to it
[00:45:13] and uh...
[00:45:15] yell at the west is here old enough to barred all of the spark i guess so
[00:45:18] act blue donors at a minimum
[00:45:20] i don't know about that right
[00:45:21] but either way uh... they're fucking crazy
[00:45:24] here we have another example of mike and jules pointing to someone else
[00:45:27] entirely to justify crossing a clear line against me because they know i
[00:45:30] I do not engage in any kind of fire or rhetoric or dog whistles.
[00:45:34] So is this okay? Here we go.
[00:45:37] Like one of the first political creators like streamers that started to push back
[00:45:42] against some of the crazy stuff on the left.
[00:45:45] This guy says he wants to kill me. Like destiny said he wants to kill me or
[00:45:49] wants me to kill myself. Um, yeah.
[00:45:52] I guess my first question is going to be, uh,
[00:45:53] do you really think Hassan and Mike from PA should kill themselves?
[00:45:56] I wish they would. Yes.
[00:45:58] Do you think that's at all a harmful statement to make that goes against, I don't know, this
[00:46:04] objective morality?
[00:46:05] No.
[00:46:06] I think there does.
[00:46:07] By suicide?
[00:46:08] Is this the...
[00:46:09] Oh, here we go.
[00:46:10] This has nothing to do with Hutch, by the way.
[00:46:16] This is him attacking Destiny and saying that, because Destiny and Hutch have some similarity
[00:46:23] that now it's okay for you to attack Hutch for the same things that Destiny said.
[00:46:27] Occasion should be publicly available at all times while he's live streaming this is him and it's called
[00:46:32] I just want to clarify what I was saying here because it sounds like um
[00:46:35] It sounds like I'm saying that he's like live location or there should be broadcast or whatever was a protest
[00:46:39] That is exactly what I'm saying and it should be and he should be bullied people should scream at him and shout at him and bully him
[00:46:45] The fuck out of any left-leaning protest that you see would be just if I can't believe that hutch said that
[00:46:50] That's crazy. Wow. I'm so mad at hutch
[00:46:54] Why would hutch have said that also how do you grow his hair back?
[00:46:58] That's crazy
[00:47:01] Fied to commit violence was that rogue game? He said he wanted to kill a 60 year old boy
[00:47:06] Like it's actually kind of scary like how close I was to getting people together to go down to his house to kill him in this family
[00:47:12] Wait, I said this to him and his father. I don't cuz I didn't know anything about no way
[00:47:16] I'm the most fucked up shit in my entire life. I was so fucking close
[00:47:19] He said he wanted to kill Jay's Jay stock and the huh STL K and kumin
[00:47:25] He said he wanted to know who that even is.
[00:47:27] This is the man who inspires you?
[00:47:31] This is it.
[00:47:33] This is, it's always about some other person or something else or some other connection.
[00:47:38] And it's never, never explaining any of this stuff.
[00:47:42] So this is what these people do, right?
[00:47:44] It's what these people do.
[00:47:46] And I want to say that it's very interesting that Twitch has taken as far as I know.
[00:47:51] Let me look at it.
[00:47:52] It'll be on LSF if he got banned, right?
[00:47:54] Let me see if they if he did or not I'm going to assume that he didn't and it
[00:47:59] looks like this is yeah him ending stream to call the FBI it looks like he
[00:48:04] has not been banned. Yep yeah it looks like he hasn't been banned. Wow what a
[00:48:16] surprise isn't that crazy that's insane that you could just go out there
[00:48:24] and say that shit and nothing happens to you.
[00:48:27] I have this ideology, if you talk to someone,
[00:48:28] you agree to everything they said in his lifetime.
[00:48:30] Yeah, of course, right?
[00:48:31] That's just the way it is.
[00:48:32] And there's been no action taking against Mike from P.A.
[00:48:35] He says Twitch doesn't care if anyone calls to a song,
[00:48:36] calls for violence under the Twitch streamer.
[00:48:38] It's about who's doing it and what the goal is behind it.
[00:48:43] That's why it's happening more than anything else.
[00:48:45] So yeah, anyway, helping you close tabs in your browser.
[00:48:49] Let me see how many tabs I have open.
[00:48:51] Close multiple tabs close other tabs
[00:48:55] 163 tabs. Okay, it's time for a reset. We're resetting. We're going back to factory default
[00:49:02] We're gonna go all the way back. There's been too many of these. It's way too much. All right
[00:49:08] We're back to normal. Okay guys
[00:49:09] It is the purge because we have had way too fucking many of these fucking these things here, right?
[00:49:15] Obviously, have you already pre-ordered the new Crimson Desert DLC? No, I haven't I just saw it
[00:49:20] just a little bit ago, so I haven't really seen a whole lot about it at all, but we are going to look at that stuff later on, obviously.
[00:49:26] We will. Oh, there's one more of these. It's Destiny talking about it, and then we're going to move on and talk about some other stuff.
[00:49:32] You know, like my fiancee is definitely doesn't feel safe or comfortable in our home.
[00:49:37] This is not a joke. It is such an egregious threat.
[00:49:40] And this is also, by the way, how these leftist people have established a pseudo-majority or a
[00:49:46] almost majority of you know like representation in the space because they
[00:49:53] just literally terrorize everybody who's not them out of the space that's why
[00:49:58] it's really them they're the loudest voices it's because anybody that
[00:50:02] disagrees with them they literally just terrorize them and nothing happens to
[00:50:07] them maybe I was a little naive because you know I thought like bro like as
[00:50:11] much as people like Mike are protected on the platform like I thought
[00:50:13] that clip was obviously so bad that the platform would like have to take
[00:50:16] action. Oh, yeah, silly me naive me. Yeah, I am. Yeah, like I am looking up like. Yeah, so
[00:50:23] I don't want to say first one because they are trying their best and I'll always give them props
[00:50:26] for that and I appreciate that like watching them kind of like slowly discover like how unbelievably
[00:50:31] fucked and you it's not just twitch it is a it is a and eventually people will be at a spot
[00:50:38] whether or now or in five years they will get here because I am correct it is a top-down
[00:50:42] recreation of the entire MAGA system on the far left. And they have their battle
[00:50:49] grounds, they have their media apparatus, they have their platforms,
[00:50:54] they get on Reddit, the harassment and brigading, they engage in this fucking
[00:50:57] crazy obviously on Twitch, the rhetoric and the things that they say there are
[00:51:01] fucking... I think the really big difference between MAGA people and the
[00:51:06] leftist people is that MAGA doesn't exercise censorship in the same way that
[00:51:11] leftist people do, and they don't go after institutional capture.
[00:51:15] Like a good example is that when Elon Musk bought Twitter, it's not like all of the left-wing
[00:51:21] people started getting banned or, you know, started having their accounts deleted, right?
[00:51:27] So I think that there's a huge difference there.
[00:51:31] Sane and crazy on all the social media platforms where they run, where they're Qatari-funded
[00:51:36] bot networks and all the other propaganda that's pushed alongside them is fucking
[00:51:39] And they are beyond action in terms of like the platforms like they don't get banned or they don't get
[00:51:44] Actured on any of the things that they do exactly to do literally whatever the fuck they want exactly ways that you would have thought is like okay
[00:51:50] Well, yeah exactly and then they also have done institutional capture inside of the justice system
[00:51:57] So they end up getting slaps on the risk or slaps on the wrist or less for anything other than literally trying to kill police officers
[00:52:05] So that's why you have people that are like in front of these ice facilities that are just like violently assaulting police officers and doing this stuff
[00:52:13] It's
[00:52:15] Excuse me. It's because they're allowed to do that. I
[00:52:19] Know I said couldn't be like obviously I couldn't do this right there's nothing
[00:52:22] It's insane
[00:52:23] It is insanity and it has been so frustrating to watch them operate with impunity is such an obvious way
[00:52:27] And nobody will say anything and nobody will do anything and it's just like yeah, Jesus Christ
[00:52:32] like I am looking up like possibly you know talking to law enforcement agents
[00:52:37] like he's not kidding like I don't I don't I don't what else would need to
[00:52:41] happen for people to understand that he's not kidding someone needs to do is
[00:52:44] someone's going to need to like die this is what I said that's what I said a few
[00:52:47] months ago people got mad at me and I saw him try to flip this around on me
[00:52:50] like the little cowardly six foot four Nepo cuck he is like the little
[00:52:54] scared bitch he is is saying that I was threatening people when I said the
[00:52:57] only thing is gonna change and I still feel that way unfortunately is
[00:53:00] is somebody in the space is going to get killed i was going to die it was going
[00:53:03] to be like a big streamer some people know what i did i went on them and then
[00:53:06] like wall all this actually have a lot i hope it's not me
[00:53:10] but um... somebody i don't even know if that's gonna be enough
[00:53:13] i really don't because i could see them just doing another charlie kirk with
[00:53:17] this that the person that got killed was actually killed by israel
[00:53:22] and it was israel that did this and there's just more subversion
[00:53:26] actually nothing happens
[00:53:29] so i i wouldn't even expect that to work i mean that that's the closest thing
[00:53:33] that could work
[00:53:35] but other than that i don't think it will
[00:53:37] it's like it seems like because the problem is there is no
[00:53:40] limiting principle on any of these people that has nothing to come out
[00:53:44] say anything
[00:53:45] murdering and venezuelans were going to work on it and it seems like there's
[00:53:47] nobody that pushes back against him anywhere
[00:53:50] uh... and it's ending with us on and and mike and all the other is there's
[00:53:52] no limiting principles nothing
[00:53:54] nothing
[00:53:55] is is too much for any of these people once they've decided that you're an
[00:53:58] enemy. Exactly. And this is what they do. And again, it's total institutional
[00:54:03] capture. And yeah, they'll stop when someone, when everyone they hate is dead.
[00:54:08] Yeah. And I think that's a, that's a pretty bad thing. Also, I saw that, so
[00:54:12] Asmendil says he would join ICB or 22 had nothing going on. And so, anyway, dude, I
[00:54:19] would have loved to have personally shoved them into the gas chambers and
[00:54:23] laughed at their screams. It was fan-basable with thousands clapping,
[00:54:26] So this is the person that thinks that deporting illegal aliens is the same as the Holocaust.
[00:54:33] That's right guys. That's right. Deporting an illegal alien and arresting illegal aliens in the country is just the same as being a Nazi in the Holocaust.
[00:54:49] Wow. Wow, what a wizard.
[00:54:52] What a wizard.
[00:54:54] That's crazy.
[00:54:54] Country of origin, who is this?
[00:54:56] I don't even know who this is.
[00:54:58] Let me go and find it.
[00:54:59] And about the account, Australia, right, okay.
[00:55:04] And, right, at their logic, Holocaust is Palestine.
[00:55:07] I don't even know who this person is.
[00:55:09] I have no idea what soy face.
[00:55:10] Oh, right, that's what he means to say.
[00:55:14] But the Nazi thing is the only thing they have.
[00:55:16] Well, it's, again, they're trying to invoke things
[00:55:20] the Holocaust in order to, again, subvert people's logical minds so they can try to
[00:55:26] push their bullshit.
[00:55:28] Uh, yeah, I think deporting Lee Laliens is great, and I don't care how you do it.
[00:55:33] That's it.
[00:55:34] And it's nothing like the Holocaust.
[00:55:36] Holy shit, what is wrong with you?
[00:55:38] These people like devaluing it, though, because they want to have the moral authority.
[00:55:42] It's been going viral.
[00:55:43] The quote retreats are insane.
[00:55:44] Let me see here.
[00:55:46] And let me see, I'll pull this up.
[00:55:49] Let me see. The more I talk about Nazis the more I imagine that they're the real Nazis. Oh, I totally agree with you on that. I do
[00:55:55] Let me see here. Can oh this post I did see this post
[00:56:00] So this has been
[00:56:02] This has been a
[00:56:05] Lot of people have been talking about this. Let's just say that
[00:56:10] So
[00:56:12] Conservative ink influencers after the group chat sends out the new talking points
[00:56:17] Here we go.
[00:56:25] You're scared of flock cameras? You carry a cell phone with GPS all day. What's the difference?
[00:56:30] It's not a war, we're just bombing Iran. We need the data centers. We have to win the AI race.
[00:56:38] Oh my god, shut the hell up about Epstein already.
[00:56:42] Gas costs more? So what? It's worth it if Iran doesn't get a nuke.
[00:56:47] true if you've got nothing to hide why do you care if they track you in the
[00:56:51] basement there he is by the way
[00:57:00] wait wait I have the hat where's the hat this is make azeroth great again but
[00:57:07] You're gonna have to go
[00:57:12] How about that
[00:57:18] There you go
[00:57:26] America's finally great again, that's right and the thing you know what the funniest thing about this is
[00:57:34] He's always happy
[00:57:36] He's always happy. He's positive. Everything's okay. It's great. You know, there you go. There's no crying. Yeah, there's no crying. There's no bullshit. This is a nuclear powered, you know, fucking wheelchair. And then so obviously here are the replies. What a fucking patriot patriot. Is he wrong? This guy's unironically based instant follow. What have I been missing? Welcome. You're my favorite Twitter account. Thank you.
[00:58:06] Thank you. I enjoyed your appearances on whatever left us in 2026 still trashing nuclear energy.
[00:58:12] My face when the third world hordes are replaced by Tesla robots.
[00:58:16] Voice. It's looking good. We've got a bright future ahead of us right there. You see that?
[00:58:28] That's right. There you go. Based totally fucking based. I love this. Oh my God.
[00:58:34] So this is the new mascot, yeah.
[00:58:37] It's like nobody, again, nobody cares about any of this stuff.
[00:58:40] Like people, again, people think it's funny.
[00:58:44] Yeah, it's a clean neighborhood.
[00:58:46] There's obviously solar, I thought you guys liked solar energy.
[00:58:50] What's wrong with solar energy?
[00:58:52] So you've got all this going on.
[00:58:54] This is the new mascot.
[00:58:55] God.
[00:58:58] Bro, like this is it.
[00:58:59] Make America great again.
[00:59:00] There he is.
[00:59:02] and uh... all life to do that's almost scary jesus christ
[00:59:06] as cool as this video actually is the lives actually be conservative support
[00:59:09] flock cameras
[00:59:10] uh... i have no idea if they do a patriot yet there it is
[00:59:14] and uh... let's see some of the uh... let's see some of the quote retweets
[00:59:17] right
[00:59:18] uh... i think this will be interesting nine million views on this post
[00:59:22] almost four million views l l a meme has been born
[00:59:26] anti-ai video made entirely with a i
[00:59:30] many such cases this shit is so funny it is a cure
[00:59:40] all my god
[00:59:49] that's me
[00:59:50] and uh... yeah i i don't even know what to say
[00:59:53] and uh... while
[00:59:55] and uh... the white people still supporting agar jewish retarded or
[00:59:58] look like this guy is that right
[01:00:00] They're so defeated and demoralized,
[01:00:01] they don't even know what to say.
[01:00:02] They're trying to play it off by leading into it,
[01:00:04] which makes them look more sad and pathetic.
[01:00:06] It's funny.
[01:00:07] The thing is that, and this is something maybe a woman
[01:00:09] who posts a picture of herself in makeup
[01:00:11] wouldn't understand is that
[01:00:13] a lot of people's identity
[01:00:14] isn't tied up with their appearance.
[01:00:16] So you can make a joke like this
[01:00:18] and it doesn't really hurt anybody
[01:00:21] because they're like,
[01:00:22] aha, that's funny.
[01:00:23] Yeah, some of us are kind of fat, right?
[01:00:25] Like that's just the way it is.
[01:00:27] Like you take this seriously
[01:00:29] and that's the reason why, yeah, her name is Village Crazy Lady.
[01:00:33] Oh, well, yeah, there, I guess that pretty much makes sense
[01:00:36] out of it, right?
[01:00:37] And I even saw Sneak-O made a post about this.
[01:00:39] He did, even he did it.
[01:00:41] And so he says, the Asmongold movie,
[01:00:44] and I have replied, too many teeth.
[01:00:46] Director's cut.
[01:00:50] Okay, so anyway, I don't even know why I unmuted that.
[01:00:54] So, yeah, this is it.
[01:00:56] It's very funny for me to see this happen, right? And it's oh god, I know, it's so fucking funny.
[01:01:02] And anyway, Kakos Malafatheonayat, they're so unhinged, it's hilarious. Yeah, it's really, really funny.
[01:01:08] This video will be the end of MAGA influencers. Even in the most conceivably grotesque AI slot parody,
[01:01:16] this character, despite looking like an Antifa mugshot, is still funny, likable, and endearing. Does he have a name?
[01:01:22] A tremendous violation of cat-turds he parides. I don't even know who that is. Oh, I that's it. That's a Twitter account
[01:01:28] I do know who that is you know who you are in case it isn't obvious the reason this video is being embraced by conservatives instead of
[01:01:34] Offending them is the fact that normal people can laugh at themselves
[01:01:36] left this would call the same type of video an act of genocide that the character was queer and
[01:01:41] Magus standing with the current thing they've created a happy adorable Trump supporter with Down syndrome who everybody loves
[01:01:48] He has purity cheerfulness and earnestness and an innocence to him
[01:01:52] There he is. His name is Chud. Yes, yeah. No last name, only one name. He is Chud. He
[01:02:09] is the Proto Chud. All other Chuds are created in his image. They're variations of the original
[01:02:18] draft. His name is Robert Paulson. Yeah, of course, right? And I hope that people keep
[01:02:24] using this meme and keep talking about it more. I think it's really, really funny. And
[01:02:28] again, like the fucking the soda cup and everything, the white t-shirt, I mean, like
[01:02:34] this is just really like I, I don't, I don't know what to say, right? I mean, I,
[01:02:44] You know, like, it's just not good.
[01:02:47] And, uh, spot on?
[01:02:48] Yeah, I guess so.
[01:02:50] Ugh.
[01:02:51] The original shot, do you feel seen?
[01:02:55] I sure do.
[01:02:56] They hate us because they ain't us, exactly.
[01:03:14] you
[01:03:44] you
[01:04:14] you
[01:04:44] you
[01:05:14] you
[01:05:44] You
[01:06:00] Turkey and roofing that are Americans to have more work because you still have as many roofs
[01:06:05] No way. Oh my god. How could anybody have predicted this?
[01:06:09] this, but aren't you economically very left leaning? You call it Maggon, things you disagree
[01:06:13] with them, when you fit this type of influencer. What do you mean by that? Let me go and let
[01:06:19] me, let me pull you up and I'll see what you mean by that. So what is this here? Restaurant
[01:06:24] or DOA, they've never called them out. Economically very left leaning, you call it Maggon, things
[01:06:29] you disagree with them. So when you fit in, so you wouldn't fit this type of influencer.
[01:06:33] Oh, I thought you're saying that I would. I mean, it doesn't matter whether I would
[01:06:39] fitted or not. Like, some some weird lefty makes a Twitter meme and like you have to like defend it
[01:06:47] like who cares it's just funny. I don't think you need to go and be super serious about everything.
[01:06:53] You don't have to be like hyper aggressive and like oh no this isn't me or whatever it's just
[01:06:58] a joke man. I think it's funny and also like if it yeah and it is funny that he has the same
[01:07:05] type of drink, the same shirt, I have a hat that looks just like that, and I can do that. It's funny.
[01:07:10] So why try to go and get super serious about something that's really just for fun? And I think
[01:07:16] that's what people should do more. It's just a meme. It's not serious. It's not that fucking big of a
[01:07:22] deal. And if people are going to get mad about it, that's their own problem. It's not mine.
[01:07:27] What is this here? The Census Bureau shows that foreign-born population is down 2.9 million
[01:07:35] Oh my God.
[01:07:42] Wow.
[01:07:44] Well, that's great.
[01:07:47] Amazing.
[01:07:49] Yeah, get rid of them.
[01:07:51] Get them out.
[01:07:52] Get them out.
[01:07:53] Get them out.
[01:07:54] Get them out.
[01:07:55] Yeah, it's not enough.
[01:07:56] Well, something like this isn't going to happen and have it be binary, right?
[01:08:00] This is one of the things that is not binary is that, yeah, you're not going to solve this
[01:08:07] problem overnight.
[01:08:08] This will take a long period of time, and in the process of that, then finally things will
[01:08:13] be fixed, but it will take a long period of time for this to happen, right?
[01:08:17] And that's it, because they're here already.
[01:08:19] Yeah, sure, right?
[01:08:21] And anyway, do you have my morsel still stay in contact?
[01:08:23] I don't really talk to a lot of people.
[01:08:25] I mean, that's just generally the way it is with everything.
[01:08:27] But usually whenever I'm not interacting with people, it's not out of like some kind
[01:08:31] of animosity.
[01:08:32] I'm just kind of bored, right?
[01:08:34] And I'm just, you know, busy doing my own thing.
[01:08:37] It's a better way to say this, right?
[01:08:39] And anyway, take a look at this, and then this is the last one about Hunch.
[01:08:43] I woke up and I saw Twitch has not taken action on the most egregious incitement
[01:08:47] to violence.
[01:08:48] This is not the first that Mike has pointed in my direction.
[01:08:50] Surely they haven't seen the clip yet, right, guys?
[01:08:53] just no way. Man, that's so fucking funny. Get ready to lose your mind. And then he's
[01:09:04] complaining about me, something that I said like two weeks ago on Twitter or
[01:09:09] something like that. And this is like, again, it's another total distraction.
[01:09:13] And it's so fucking embarrassing. Mike is crying, of course he is, right? And then
[01:09:18] Destiny first time. Yeah, the website has been totally ideologically captured. It has been.
[01:09:23] And I don't see this really changing ever.
[01:09:26] And unless obviously new ownership takes over Twitch,
[01:09:29] or Amazon takes an active role in leading Twitch, right?
[01:09:34] ICE now has set three months' trade of record-breaking arrests
[01:09:37] netting the highest totals in the agency's history.
[01:09:40] On nice previous admins, which focus on border crossers
[01:09:43] and select crossings at select targets,
[01:09:45] Trump's ICE is detaining and deporting record numbers
[01:09:48] of illegal aliens from the interior.
[01:09:50] Oh my god.
[01:09:52] Wow.
[01:10:00] Wow, it's actually working.
[01:10:04] Holy shit, man.
[01:10:05] Do you regret not voting for Trump now?
[01:10:07] Well, I don't know about that.
[01:10:08] I haven't really seen.
[01:10:09] I'm I'll make a decision whenever the midterms come around.
[01:10:13] Like, I probably like going back.
[01:10:15] I probably would have just voted for him because he's better than Kamala.
[01:10:18] But like, that's not really saying a lot.
[01:10:21] What is this here?
[01:10:22] President Trump says the federal government needs to totally cut out the welfare business and have states fund it. What is this?
[01:10:28] It's unbelievable the fraud is unbelievable. And I think we have to give that back to the states by the way
[01:10:33] We have to give things like
[01:10:36] The learning center the leering right the leering
[01:10:44] It's crazy how a fucking a random
[01:10:48] 23 or 22 year old version youtuber just made a video and it went so viral that
[01:10:55] it's a meme that even the president is using oh my god the learning center the
[01:11:03] leering right yeah leering centers the federal government runs this stuff we
[01:11:08] should be we should be running our military and running a couple but the
[01:11:12] The states have to run all of that stuff and you'll cut it down by 75% and it'll be
[01:11:18] run better.
[01:11:19] But the states have to be given it back just like we gave back education.
[01:11:25] It's unbelievable.
[01:11:26] Maybe that's a good idea.
[01:11:27] I'm not really sure if it is.
[01:11:29] I mean, I don't really have an opinion on like whether this is a good idea.
[01:11:33] Like I just think they should get rid of the fraud, okay?
[01:11:35] Like I don't know like really if you have states do this, would this be better?
[01:11:38] I'd have to think about that for like an hour
[01:11:41] to like really like, okay, what this that
[01:11:43] or the other thing or whatever else it would work though.
[01:11:46] Maybe it would, right?
[01:11:47] I mean, I think if California had to spend
[01:11:49] their own money on this,
[01:11:51] I feel like it would be a very different,
[01:11:53] it would be a very different dynamic
[01:11:55] than them spending federal money
[01:11:57] and then having it be allocated that way, right?
[01:12:00] Wasn't the problem that the state ran it?
[01:12:01] Well, I think it's being subsidized
[01:12:03] by the federal government too.
[01:12:04] But yeah, I mean, just in general, I mean,
[01:12:07] This is, it's a huge issue, but I don't really think that having states, yeah, now that I'm
[01:12:11] thinking about this, I don't think that having states do it is actually going to solve it.
[01:12:15] I think that you need to actually figure out who's doing the fraud and get rid of the
[01:12:20] people doing the fraud, because I don't want to live like, I don't think it's fair for
[01:12:24] somebody who lives in California to have to deal with fraud because the federal government
[01:12:31] washes their hands of it, right?
[01:12:32] I don't think that's fair.
[01:12:34] i think that you know we are the united states of america and that we need to
[01:12:38] go after the fraud because it affects every american every every person is
[01:12:43] affected by fraud
[01:12:44] every person has fraud negatively affect their their business or whatever else
[01:12:49] they're involved with right
[01:12:51] they both the fraud budgets yeah yeah i definitely didn't tighten both options
[01:12:54] we get rid of people protecting the fraud than the fraudsters yeah i mean
[01:12:57] definitely
[01:12:58] uh... it puts a place clearly on the governor's in the states for fraud
[01:13:01] easier to prosecute. Well maybe there's a legal angle of this that I'm not familiar with so I
[01:13:06] don't want to make an argument with that but yeah the leering centers bro. Back to the states by the
[01:13:10] way we have to give things like the learning center the leering right the leering centers
[01:13:18] the federal government runs this stuff we should be. We don't need to be paying for any leering
[01:13:23] centers bro like yeah are you going to watch Andrew Callahan channel five or on video?
[01:13:29] no i'm not i don't really see there's a
[01:13:31] like i any any footage moran right now i would assume is propaganda
[01:13:36] because if you look at like for example i go to what they did with nix early in
[01:13:40] cuba
[01:13:41] so if andrew was able to go to iran or somebody like andrew or on his team is
[01:13:46] able to go to iran
[01:13:47] i wouldn't really watch that because i would assume that you wouldn't be able
[01:13:51] to film any footage or do anything it's anti iran though
[01:13:55] it might be right it might be but like i think that it's again that's probably
[01:13:59] just still propaganda so i don't know
[01:14:02] and a hundred percent propaganda yeah i mean because they're probably checking
[01:14:05] what people are looking at etc
[01:14:07] so it's just hard really for me to trust it i think that's just what makes sense
[01:14:11] and uh... anyway best decision elimination of the fun people that
[01:14:14] don't contribute to social security i mean i think that's a totally
[01:14:17] different thing right
[01:14:18] and uh that's it this is how see
[01:14:40] Oh my god this looks like burning man this is insane
[01:14:48] No, no, no, no, no, it's not LA, it's not LA, guys.
[01:14:53] It's not LA, there are no drug addicts.
[01:14:57] You can tell.
[01:15:00] True.
[01:15:03] Right.
[01:15:04] It's downtown Austin.
[01:15:06] It could be auditorium shores.
[01:15:10] It's like ACL or something.
[01:15:13] Oh my God, look at them, look at them.
[01:15:17] Jesus, guys.
[01:15:18] Holy shit.
[01:15:24] By the way, this is what's gonna happen to all of Spain if you let these people continue having power.
[01:15:31] Is that there are like, I don't think people understand that there's like a billion people in Africa.
[01:15:39] If all of, if you give them an incentive to come to Europe, they're gonna all come to Europe.
[01:15:44] Why? Because Europe is a much nicer place in Africa on average and it's not even close
[01:15:51] So like I mean if I was living in the Congo like let's say I'm a Congolese man
[01:15:56] I'm 25 years old and you know, I'm looking for a better life
[01:16:01] Do you want to know where I want to go? I want to go to Europe
[01:16:04] I do and if you were from the Congo, you'd want to do the same fucking thing
[01:16:08] I guess why I said I don't blame these guys. We just can't let him do it
[01:16:14] Holy shit! You gotta fix your own shit!
[01:16:18] Oh my god! Look at that!
[01:16:22] Look at all this shit! They're killing baby dolphins?
[01:16:27] What? How?
[01:16:30] What do you mean they're killing baby dolphins?
[01:16:39] Yeah, what? Tyler's new video, I haven't seen that.
[01:16:43] There's a recent story about a travel influencer that went to Nigeria. It didn't go well. He said,
[01:16:48] don't go to Nigeria. Well, Nigeria is a PVP server. It is. And I, look, my outlook is that I don't
[01:16:58] have any real enmity or animosity towards Africans. I just don't want to fund their lifestyle,
[01:17:03] and I don't want them to come to America. That's really just generally it. Aside from like
[01:17:08] very, very high skill outlier applicants. I don't want to take people from these countries.
[01:17:13] I don't want them to come in here just period, right? They don't speak English. They're not
[01:17:18] educated in the same way. Their culture is totally different. And I don't want to deal
[01:17:22] with them. I just don't. I don't want to deal with them. That being said, though, like
[01:17:27] I don't hate them. I'm not angry at them. It's not that I like I have any ill will
[01:17:32] towards them. I just don't I want them to stay over here and I want us to stay
[01:17:35] over, over, you know, over there that you know, I want us to stay over here. That's it.
[01:17:40] We can help without bringing them here. No, we can't. Like we've tried, we've sent Africa
[01:17:45] trillions of dollars and I think that it's actually made the country worse. We, like the,
[01:17:51] the entire like, like the, the, the whole world has invested a trillion dollars,
[01:17:58] more than a trillion dollars into Africa and it's made the country worse. It's basically your,
[01:18:05] you're teaching them to rely on, you know, basically fucking handouts, right?
[01:18:10] You're they're living off of handouts invested. Well, yeah.
[01:18:13] And the only country that really does it in a way that's like beneficial for that
[01:18:18] country is China, because China basically comes in there.
[01:18:21] And like, have you seen the way the Chinese treat the Africans?
[01:18:25] Holy shit. God damn. Like, this is like out of 12 years of slave.
[01:18:31] Like they just say like listen, you better get down there. We need that cobalt right now. Oh, you're not going to do it
[01:18:38] Where's this get me the stick get me the stick. All right, everybody get your stick. So let's go
[01:18:43] Let's go. We've got to use the sticks again
[01:18:46] And that's it
[01:18:47] Africa's country. Well, yeah, I mean it's a it's a group, right? It's a it's a continent and there are different pace
[01:18:53] Who there yeah, they're nuts bro. They go crazy empire of dust is great documentary. Yeah, they are savage
[01:19:00] Absolutely savage about it. So yes, and I saw a rich country in Africa as
[01:19:04] syphilis and they earn 21,000 GDP per capita. That's actually not so bad. 21k
[01:19:11] per capita per year is not really awful. And anyway, let me go back. I will look
[01:19:16] at some more of the Ciuta stuff because it is really, really, really bad. And
[01:19:21] what is this here? Can I find it? And Marshall project equivalent didn't work
[01:19:27] in Africa? Well, the reason why it's not going to work is because, let's be real, right? I mean,
[01:19:35] when you fund the governments in Africa and you give them money, what ends up happening is that
[01:19:40] that money gets allocated to warlords and other crazy people and then it creates basically a
[01:19:48] power imbalance because as soon as these warlords are able to capture all of the aid and all
[01:19:54] all the aid resources, now they're basically power scaling.
[01:19:59] It's like imagine, it's like, okay,
[01:20:01] so you're playing StarCraft, right?
[01:20:03] And like one guy is like micromanaging
[01:20:06] like seven different bases,
[01:20:07] like his economy is going crazy
[01:20:09] because he's using all of the fucking mineral
[01:20:12] and fucking gas deposits on the entire area.
[01:20:16] And so you're just giving them more mineral deposits,
[01:20:18] more fucking free stuff, so it builds up
[01:20:22] and it snowballs.
[01:20:23] that's what happens so they're just totally fucking snowballed
[01:20:27] and there's no way they can do that why do you even give the aid
[01:20:30] i mean i don't know why we get the aid i think that people want like
[01:20:33] people have a genuine honest good humanitarian desire
[01:20:39] to want to help the people of africa and i respect that i do i respect that
[01:20:44] but all i would say is that i think that by helping them
[01:20:47] you've created a situation of learned helplessness
[01:20:51] where they're never actually solving their own problems
[01:20:54] they're creating a level of population
[01:20:56] that is only sustainable through indefinite aid by other countries because
[01:21:01] they can't feed themselves because of agricultural problems
[01:21:05] so you're creating a problem that not only is it reliant on you to continue
[01:21:10] this problem
[01:21:11] but it's also a self-exacerbating problem
[01:21:15] that just gets worse and worse and worse right
[01:21:18] it's sympathy or white guilt
[01:21:20] i think it's both i mean i think that you could say that it's white guilt
[01:21:23] sure
[01:21:24] but at the same time i think that it's easy to just look at somebody in africa
[01:21:27] and see them living in a shit hole and be like well that sucks i want to send
[01:21:31] them five dollars right
[01:21:32] like i don't think that there's anything wrong with that my dad actually i
[01:21:35] donate to africa
[01:21:37] i'm a hypocrite here
[01:21:38] so my dad my father donated to a foundation that would instead of
[01:21:43] providing money to africans it provided
[01:21:46] direct wildlife
[01:21:48] and uh... live stock to africans so it funds giving africans a pig
[01:21:54] giving africans a cow giving africans chickens and the idea is that
[01:22:00] we are going to give them this live stock we're going to give them this
[01:22:04] agriculture so hopefully they can learn to feed themselves
[01:22:08] my dad believed in this he donated
[01:22:10] uh... good uh... a good amount of money and i obviously you know after he
[01:22:14] passed away
[01:22:15] i called all the charities are not all i still need to do some of them i'm so
[01:22:19] lazy i haven't done them
[01:22:20] but uh... he called almost all the charity i call almost all the charities
[01:22:25] that uh... you know he made donations to and i made donations and perpetuity in
[01:22:29] his name right which is i think what he would have wanted me to do
[01:22:33] so that's it and i i do believe in right because i think that's teaching a
[01:22:36] man to fish i think we can help them improve their society
[01:22:41] But we shouldn't improve their society by just giving them food.
[01:22:45] Does that make sense?
[01:22:47] Once the resources run out, the, uh, the eight ends.
[01:22:50] Yeah, exactly.
[01:22:51] So I, I, I already started idea.
[01:22:52] I don't think it's retarded.
[01:22:53] I think it's a good idea, but anybody, you can criticize that as much as you
[01:22:57] want.
[01:22:57] That's where I draw the line.
[01:22:59] And I think that's the right thing to do.
[01:23:00] How do you know they get it?
[01:23:01] I did research.
[01:23:03] I did research on it.
[01:23:04] There's like 50 different websites that check this.
[01:23:06] I went through them and I made sure that I didn't donate to any of them
[01:23:10] that were problematic and so did he so it's actually just really simple they
[01:23:14] still won't learn some of them will and not all of them have to learn but this
[01:23:19] is it oh my god look at this holy shit
[01:23:22] I think I saw this yesterday didn't I look at this I mean this is absolute
[01:23:29] chaos isn't it look at all this oh my god this is how the streets of Ciudad
[01:23:37] are at night. Is this just walking around? This is actually worse than L.A.
[01:23:47] Are you done with that?
[01:23:54] Oh my god.
[01:23:58] Look at that.
[01:24:06] Watched a decoy voice video on this?
[01:24:08] I might.
[01:24:09] I haven't seen one of these videos actually kind of for a while.
[01:24:12] Maybe I should watch that.
[01:24:17] So disgusting to see, yeah.
[01:24:20] Why the fuck are they still there?
[01:24:23] Why they're there is that, again,
[01:24:27] think about what a logistical nightmare it is to process.
[01:24:32] Like, let's say 20,000 people.
[01:24:34] Like you're a small city, you're a tiny,
[01:24:37] like you guys need to look, I think people might be,
[01:24:44] let me go and pull this up and show you this, all right?
[01:24:47] Where is it here?
[01:24:51] Um, what's Google Earth? What is it here?
[01:24:55] Um...
[01:25:03] Let me see if I can show you guys this.
[01:25:11] So...
[01:25:15] This right here is Spain and this is Morocco, okay?
[01:25:28] This is Strait of Gibraltar.
[01:25:30] This is Ceuta.
[01:25:33] This tiny little place.
[01:25:37] Look at how small this is.
[01:25:41] This is like nothing, bro.
[01:25:44] Yeah, bro, and this is where thousands like tens of thousands of people poured in I'm assuming this is the
[01:25:53] Demarcation line of the border. I'm not sure about that. But anyway, this is this is where we're at
[01:25:59] There's like six of them there. Yeah, this is it. It's fucking insane
[01:26:03] so
[01:26:04] Do it 300 style push me to see well, I don't know what they're gonna do, right? I really don't know what they're going to do
[01:26:10] I think this is so problematic. I don't know how they're going to be able to recover from this at all
[01:26:15] And that looks like a city it is and they like it lagged out for some reason
[01:26:20] Let me see if I can show you like just in here and you could just look right. I mean and I don't know if you can tell
[01:26:28] Yeah, yeah look right here. So this is this is the border, right? You can see the border and
[01:26:33] This is I guess a small city over here in Morocco
[01:26:36] And this is generally what a lot of places in Morocco look like they're really kind of not that great
[01:26:42] And so Ciuda obviously is a you know, it's a Spanish town
[01:26:47] It's been a Spanish town for a very long time and you can see that it's you know
[01:26:51] This is a normal town, right?
[01:26:53] It's got you know places in it and you know, this looks like pretty much anywhere in Europe and
[01:26:59] This is what they've done. They've had it fucking
[01:27:02] tens of thousands of people come in there. It's always been Spanish. I don't
[01:27:06] know about always, right? But it's been for hundreds of years, okay? Go to a
[01:27:11] street view. Yeah, I can show you a street view of it, just real quick. I
[01:27:13] don't want to spend too much time on this, but like, yeah, sure. Give me one
[01:27:17] second. I'll just, I'll pull it right here. This is a really nice place. This
[01:27:25] This is an extremely nice place. Take a look at this. Look at that.
[01:27:38] See? This building looks kind of shitty, but other than that I feel like it looks pretty
[01:27:43] good. And this is obviously why they wanted to come over there and do this. And you can
[01:27:48] see also, like, here's another thing, right, is that, like, a lot of these, I don't know
[01:27:54] So if you can look at any of these other countries or any of these other areas, you don't even
[01:27:57] have Google Maps of these areas hardly, right?
[01:28:01] And I guess this area is pretty nice.
[01:28:03] It's probably a tourist area.
[01:28:04] It's right against the lakes, right?
[01:28:06] Or the fucking ocean or the sea or whatever.
[01:28:10] But yeah, I mean, a lot of this isn't even mapped out by Google, and I wonder why.
[01:28:15] So it's a tourist spot.
[01:28:17] Yeah, it's a tourist spot.
[01:28:18] That's why they have images of it.
[01:28:19] But yeah, I mean, they don't even have Google Maps for a lot of these areas.
[01:28:22] And I wonder why.
[01:28:23] So look at this. There's like literally zero Google Maps. Like can I click on this? What is this? There we go
[01:28:33] Not good not good that's on the other side
[01:28:38] Yeah, that's on the other side guys. Oh wow looks like Cuba
[01:28:48] The slums of Morocco, yeah, and those are the places that are closer to Suna
[01:28:53] And take a look at this. This looks like actually this looks like a nice place honestly, but you know again
[01:28:59] It seems like it's probably just something like building area. Let me see if there's like an outside view
[01:29:03] It's just a store. Let me see. Can I find something that's not just inside?
[01:29:08] No, these are just stores and stuff and it's a tile shop. Yeah, and
[01:29:13] Anyway, that's really how it is and so all of these like this is my point is though
[01:29:18] Sorry, I'm like getting so so like fucking scatterbrained about this
[01:29:22] all of these people are in this tiny little place they are in this tiny small
[01:29:30] little area all packed together
[01:29:40] it's hell yes coming your dad I know
[01:29:47] Well, so what? They can be rounded up easier? Yeah.
[01:29:57] It's above average, thank you very much. Yeah.
[01:30:00] Siouxda population is 80K, they have 70K of Eagles. How big is it compared to somewhere in the US?
[01:30:05] It's as far as I know, smaller than the US sitting.
[01:30:09] What do you think your dad would specifically say on how to solve the problem in Siudo?
[01:30:31] he'd say the kind of thing that I'd mute the mic for.
[01:30:42] Yeah.
[01:30:52] That's remember like my dad,
[01:30:55] he, they were gonna send him to Kent State
[01:30:58] and to the other play,
[01:31:00] because he obviously was in a, he got drafted.
[01:31:03] I, no, no, he didn't get drafted.
[01:31:04] He signed up to join the Vietnam War.
[01:31:09] And they said that like,
[01:31:11] oh, well we want to send you over to like, you know,
[01:31:14] these, these schools, right?
[01:31:16] Cause there were like a lot of a college protest then.
[01:31:18] And they asked them, they were like,
[01:31:19] would you have problems like, you know,
[01:31:21] shooting in America?
[01:31:22] And he's like, no.
[01:31:24] He's like, yeah, if somebody throws a rock at me,
[01:31:25] I'm going to shoot it.
[01:31:27] It's the way it is.
[01:31:28] Yeah, I'm not going to let somebody throw a rock at me.
[01:31:30] could hit me and they had to convert me. And then they sent him to Vietnam instead.
[01:31:35] So yeah, that was his outlook on things.
[01:31:41] Spain's entire military is about 75,000 to 9,000 personnel. They're seriously screwed.
[01:31:46] No, they're not. I mean, like, do you think like if you took
[01:31:50] a thousand soldiers, you could have this problem solved and you could get all these people
[01:31:57] out of the country in like probably a week. Maybe more than that, but probably something like a week.
[01:32:05] The reason why they're not doing this is because they're choosing not to do this.
[01:32:09] Like the moment that you have tanks, Humvees, men rolling up with like fully automatic weapons
[01:32:16] and actual military grade equipment, this stuff would be over so fast. It would be done.
[01:32:22] so it's not in the country we ship it over like i mean fuck you don't need to do a whole lot it's
[01:32:30] right over there and uh... so yeah and uh... with the gloves off easily we equal i'm not i'm not
[01:32:36] i'm not saying that the military need to be violent or shoot anybody i mean obviously they
[01:32:41] should shoot somebody if they attack them like yeah sure but like what i'm saying is that
[01:32:45] if you had a militarized police force not even just the military
[01:32:50] but a militarized police force that were set on the goal of removing these people
[01:32:54] and by doing it like severely I think they would achieve that goal very fast
[01:33:00] but they're not doing this because they want them to be here
[01:33:03] this is part of the goal and obviously these are other images that we saw
[01:33:07] yesterday we don't need to go through all of them again
[01:33:09] but a lot of the Spaniards are not happy about this
[01:33:13] not happy at all
[01:33:15] I wonder why
[01:33:20] Oh, man.
[01:33:25] Is that the Spanish national anthem or something?
[01:33:34] People underestimated the actual power of a military. We literally live in peaceful times.
[01:33:39] I think the best way that you can look at the current power of a military is, and I hate to say this, it's Iran.
[01:33:48] Iran just sick the military on the civilians protests were over
[01:33:53] They were done like there were there were
[01:33:56] Thousands if not millions of people there were open protests on every single street or every city at least in every city in Iran
[01:34:06] They send the military out there. That's done
[01:34:10] And everybody knows why everybody knows why so yes if you use the military
[01:34:15] Military people have no idea how strong of a tool that is. It's sad, but true. Yeah, that's why that's why it stopped man
[01:34:24] It's in Russia too. I'm not familiar with Russia. So I don't know about that. But yeah
[01:34:29] to and right what is this?
[01:34:34] Can I watch this I'm going frame by frame because I don't want to see
[01:34:40] What the fuck?
[01:34:50] Oh my god.
[01:34:55] There's nothing weird in this video.
[01:35:03] Oh my god, that's just so fucking weird, man.
[01:35:07] Wow, okay, yeah, off-screen it.
[01:35:09] I mean, yeah, I probably should.
[01:35:10] Do you mean nothing weird?
[01:35:12] Well, I mean like nothing that's like it's TOS, right?
[01:35:14] I don't wanna show something that's like nudity
[01:35:16] or something problematic there, right?
[01:35:19] And it's not banable.
[01:35:20] It's weird as fuck.
[01:35:21] Yeah, I mean, sure, right?
[01:35:22] I don't see how people can look at this.
[01:35:24] Like this is the big issue that I have, right?
[01:35:26] Is that like people look at this
[01:35:28] and then they express empathy,
[01:35:30] infinity empathy for the Moroccans,
[01:35:33] but they never think about the other people
[01:35:35] that are collateral damage from this behavior.
[01:35:38] It's actually so problematic.
[01:35:40] It is extremely problematic and it's scary for them.
[01:35:43] Like it's basically ruining their lives.
[01:35:48] He just grabs her, it shows zero bad, they arrest him.
[01:35:50] That's good, right?
[01:35:51] Hopefully that's what happens.
[01:35:53] And let me see if I can pull this up.
[01:35:55] Lindsay Clancy trials of a jury deadlocked.
[01:35:58] Is this really true?
[01:35:59] Is it still deadlocked?
[01:36:02] Oh my God.
[01:36:04] The defense attorney showed up to the court today
[01:36:08] with a bundle of fan mail for Lindsay Clancy, fan mail for a woman who strangled all of her
[01:36:13] children to death, my faith in humanity has never been lower. See, to me, my faith for
[01:36:20] the future of humanity has never been higher, because I think that now people are seeing
[01:36:25] what's going on. The one facing 20 years for Clancy, uh, oh, we didn't see this yesterday.
[01:36:31] Oh, okay, let me pull this up. So yeah, there was a woman yesterday and
[01:36:41] She makes freaky facial expressions and runs away from the press outside of court after she tried to chase and record that
[01:36:47] It ran from media today film jurors leaving court yesterday though. She claims. She only wanted to record Clancy
[01:36:54] She is now barred from the courthouse and ordered not to share the videos
[01:36:58] Oh my god
[01:37:01] Deliberations for day six at nine. What a psycho bro. Why god damn
[01:37:11] Yeah, that's exactly what I'd expect she looks unwell no way right no way so and
[01:37:19] Anyway, let's take a look at this here. Oh, yeah, obviously shoe made a video about this
[01:37:23] I'm not really surprised about that. We'll probably watch this in a couple of days
[01:37:26] He just looks guilty. There you go. And Defens, wait, does she defend?
[01:37:32] Devout Catholic, Karee Pre-Jan Bowler, Defens Lindsey Clancy. Oh, that's always good.
[01:37:40] Oh yeah, amazing. Okay, let's see this. That'd be distasteful, isn't it?
[01:37:49] Ability is at play here. And I think that it's so interesting how conservative women
[01:37:54] and have just completely are supporting now
[01:37:57] the pharmaceutical industry.
[01:37:59] I mean, Lindsay Clancy was suffering.
[01:38:00] I think they're supporting the dead kids.
[01:38:07] This like, I've noticed this happening a lot is that
[01:38:13] a lot of these people operate inside
[01:38:16] of a permission structure that I think
[01:38:18] that is semi-allowed by leftists and liberals
[01:38:22] where they can express conservative viewpoints
[01:38:25] as long as those conservative viewpoints are blamed
[01:38:28] on a business or some sort of oligarchy class
[01:38:32] rather than other systemic problems
[01:38:35] that put leftists at risk.
[01:38:37] I think this is a good example of this happening.
[01:38:42] She was suffering tremendously
[01:38:44] and now all of a sudden
[01:38:45] we're just in support of the pharmaceutical industry.
[01:38:48] There is serious questions here.
[01:38:52] There is serious questions.
[01:38:53] I want to support the pharmaceutical industry.
[01:38:55] She was missing seven Zoloft pills out of her prescription.
[01:38:59] She wasn't taking the medicine according to the experts.
[01:39:02] No one is supporting Big Pharma.
[01:39:03] I'm the last one to support Big Pharma.
[01:39:05] Okay, how much of the case have you actually
[01:39:07] been following up on, Nancy?
[01:39:08] How much of the trial have you been actually watching?
[01:39:11] I watched what I can and read what I can when I can.
[01:39:14] You had people testify and there were media reports
[01:39:16] that she wasn't taking all the medication.
[01:39:18] So I think that has to be balanced in the conversation.
[01:39:21] And why blame a pill?
[01:39:22] There are millions of women that have it.
[01:39:23] I'm not blaming the pill.
[01:39:25] If you stop talking and let me, and let me talk.
[01:39:28] If you- You are blaming the pill.
[01:39:29] You're displacing accountability away from her
[01:39:32] onto the pharmaceutical industry.
[01:39:34] You stop talking and let me talk.
[01:39:36] I'll be able to finish what I was trying to say.
[01:39:39] What I'm trying to say is that I believe
[01:39:41] that she was experiencing a complete post-cardom psychosis.
[01:39:45] I know women who have experienced actual tearing during childbirth that that causes extreme
[01:39:52] psychosis in women.
[01:39:53] And so we have to be having these conversations.
[01:39:56] I mean, again, I'm a more vocal and consistent critic of Big Pharma, especially when it comes
[01:40:02] to psychiatric drugs than any of these people have ever been.
[01:40:04] I've been calling it.
[01:40:05] Yeah.
[01:40:06] The only reason they're calling out Big Pharma is because they think that you don't
[01:40:10] like Big Pharma.
[01:40:11] So they think that by mentioning this term that you will allow them to kill their kids.
[01:40:17] They think, well, if I say this, then they'll let me do what I want.
[01:40:22] This is the way that a lot of these people work is that they told like everything that
[01:40:26] they say to you, every way that they communicate to you, everything that they do is being
[01:40:31] done with the intentional purpose of trying to subvert you, confuse you and make you
[01:40:37] think something that's not true.
[01:40:40] That's what they do. So whenever you hear them using messaging like this, it's probably
[01:40:45] because they want to take advantage of you. This is a very simple situation. The Lindsey
[01:40:51] Clancy thing is like, it's one of those things where it's like really obvious what's like
[01:40:57] what the wrong on the right side of this is, right? Like there are a lot of cases
[01:41:01] where it's like the ice deportations and it's like, okay, I shoot somebody, the
[01:41:07] person had a gun, but they were protesting, but then there was like, they didn't have the gun.
[01:41:12] And so like, there's gray area there, right? Like, there's gray area with like, you know,
[01:41:17] Trump attacking Iran. Like, there's a conversation to be had there. With this, there's no conversation.
[01:41:23] There's no other side of this. There's no perspective that makes sense in the other
[01:41:29] direction. And I think that that's what makes this so offensive to people is that it's so
[01:41:35] cut and dried, that people are still taking the other side. I'm just a health care guy,
[01:41:42] same situation, yeah. And yeah, possible verdict soon on the trial. Well, I'm going to look
[01:41:48] at that in just a minute, okay? And yeah, we'll go through a few more of these. Is
[01:41:53] this the, oh my god, these are the letters. Lindsay Clancy's attorney, Kevin Reddington,
[01:41:59] reveals letters of support for the child killer have been pouring in from around the
[01:42:03] world and that Lindsay reads them all. So he's he's even playing into this. Why would you even
[01:42:10] bring this to the courtroom? I feel like this is so performative. Oh my God. This is so bad.
[01:42:20] He's a lawyer. This is going farther than like pleading a case. This is this is
[01:42:26] Lawyer's job not gonna lie. This is PR. This isn't this isn't building a case. This is PR
[01:42:39] I'm gonna turn it up and I'm gonna I'm gonna go back
[01:42:56] trial? How does she feel about the possibility of a second trial? I don't
[01:43:03] talk about trials. Do you think that there is any chance of a plea deal if there is
[01:43:07] in his trial today? Yeah, if there is, what's the cruise? A missed trial? We'll see what
[01:43:12] Mr. Cruz wants to do and then we'll try to find our options and so. I'm sure this
[01:43:16] has been an excruciating for everybody involved. How are you feeling? How are
[01:43:19] you doing? You know the case use the aphorics? Yeah, inside the courtroom though. You
[01:43:24] You guys have been great.
[01:43:25] When you look at these letters, they got to deliver to her from all over the world.
[01:43:29] It's just amazing.
[01:43:30] How does she feel about receiving all of that support?
[01:43:33] I don't really get into it when there's the credit.
[01:43:35] She reads them all.
[01:43:37] Some people say a second trial would favor the prosecution.
[01:43:40] What do you think about that?
[01:43:41] Bring it.
[01:43:43] Excuse me.
[01:43:44] What do you make of the fact that the jury hasn't asked any questions?
[01:43:47] Man.
[01:43:48] Yes.
[01:43:49] Yes, good question.
[01:43:50] Judge Sullivan's...
[01:43:51] That was P.R.?
[01:43:52] Yeah.
[01:43:53] I mean, he's not, this is to the press.
[01:43:56] It's not to the judge.
[01:43:58] It's not to the, you know, the prosecution.
[01:44:02] It's to the press.
[01:44:06] He gave them a copy of it.
[01:44:07] They all have their own copies.
[01:44:08] So they're able to answer any questions
[01:44:10] that they have by looking at the instructions.
[01:44:13] He said yesterday that you could be willing
[01:44:15] to retry this case next week.
[01:44:17] I mean, have to.
[01:44:18] Oh my God.
[01:44:19] Just bring in the time and I got witnesses lined up
[01:44:22] for all set.
[01:44:23] to potential jurors later on? Yeah.
[01:44:25] You've got all the evidence, witnesses were available, so let's go.
[01:44:29] Do you have time on you to inspect?
[01:44:31] I don't know. They're trying to get to that.
[01:44:33] I'm sorry, you know, but we've got to do it quickly.
[01:44:35] Do you have letters?
[01:44:37] Yes. Where do they come from?
[01:44:39] Name the country.
[01:44:41] Name the country.
[01:44:45] Have you ever had a client going to this much of work?
[01:44:47] No.
[01:44:49] Wow.
[01:44:51] So, an entire fucking mail bin full of support letters for a child murderer.
[01:45:01] That's a really great sign for where we're at, guys.
[01:45:05] That's a really aww, man! Look at that!
[01:45:09] Wow!
[01:45:10] You want to keep it in the background? This is live. The verdict could come at any moment in the next hour.
[01:45:15] Is that true? Let me see this.
[01:45:18] There's no way, right?
[01:45:21] Oh my God. Oh boy. I don't know why but looking at this, looking at this, this picture, right?
[01:45:39] And like seeing the image, it just gives me such crazy and insane nostalgia for the Johnny
[01:45:47] any depth trial. Because do you remember whenever we would watch that every day? Oh my god. Yeah,
[01:45:55] throwback Thursday. Is it Thursday? Oh it is actually. I just found that out. I had no
[01:46:01] idea. What does the YouTube chat say? Make asylums great again. Not guilty. Guilty sentence
[01:46:10] by hanging from pink exercise band, Reddington deserves contempt, threat of court, children's
[01:46:17] lives matters, not guilty, heart, heart, and their names Ann, so that probably is a real
[01:46:24] one. Never trust a woman. Lindsay did not have postpartum psychosis, said every doctor
[01:46:33] that ever treated her, uh, chant any news yet, no verdict on her so far.
[01:46:41] Your movie has ended, now face the demons.
[01:46:44] Why do women wear makeup and perfume?
[01:46:47] Because they love that lying is in their, lying is in their nature, that's why, obviously.
[01:46:53] Oh my god.
[01:46:55] I'm just reading some of these, it's so fucking funny.
[01:46:59] And uh, wow, based on the evidence shown in the trial, she is not guilty, um, glitter
[01:47:05] heart emojis.
[01:47:08] Oh wow.
[01:47:11] I really want to see if she gets convicted, man.
[01:47:14] I do.
[01:47:15] I think this is going to be so funny.
[01:47:16] There's an update?
[01:47:17] Okay, let me see if I can pull this up and find it.
[01:47:20] I don't know if there's been any of this or not, but let me see it right now.
[01:47:25] The jury in the Lindsey Clancy trial has been sent its fourth note to the judge after roughly
[01:47:31] 36 hours of deliberations.
[01:47:37] 36 hours.
[01:47:41] At this point, it's anybody's guess.
[01:47:42] All we know is that it is a note.
[01:47:44] What's interesting is we first got wind of this six minutes ago.
[01:47:48] The press and the public are outside of the court and at any moment will be let
[01:47:53] into that courtroom and then we will all see together what this note is all about.
[01:47:58] Oh my god. This is now the fourth note delivered by this jury after some 36 hours of deliberating
[01:48:04] over the last six days. What's interesting about this note, John, and you alluded to that right
[01:48:09] there, is that this is now the this note comes eight hours after their last note,
[01:48:15] which said that they were still deadlocked. That note yesterday came in after lunch,
[01:48:20] They went home, they came back today, and now we hear from them.
[01:48:24] Is it possible that they have a verdict?
[01:48:26] We'll see.
[01:48:27] Or are they still deadlocked?
[01:48:29] And we all know now that because the judge gave what's
[01:48:32] called the Tui Rodriguez charge or the Dynamite charge,
[01:48:36] this judge can no longer force this jury to go back
[01:48:39] and deliberate.
[01:48:40] So if this note is, in fact, the jury saying
[01:48:43] that they are still deadlocked, it
[01:48:45] would be up to the jury to voluntarily stay back
[01:48:49] and to continue to deliberate.
[01:48:51] If they don't want to do that,
[01:48:52] then this very much, very likely ends in a mistrial
[01:48:55] and then we go down that road.
[01:48:57] But right now we have no indication
[01:48:59] whether or not this is a question
[01:49:00] or whether or not this is them saying,
[01:49:03] we are still deadlocked.
[01:49:05] It's gonna be a fucking mistrial.
[01:49:08] Oh my God.
[01:49:11] It's, wow.
[01:49:13] I can't imagine 38 hours arguing with nine women
[01:49:16] saying hormones don't excuse murder.
[01:49:18] sounds like a torture. Yeah, I mean, I think that, yeah, it's like, yeah, you need to, these
[01:49:24] jurors, these male jurors, need to be after this. They need to file a lawsuit against
[01:49:30] the court for a violation of their eighth amendment rights because cruel and unusual
[01:49:35] punishment is against the Constitution. But they just had to spend 36 hours explaining
[01:49:43] to a bunch of foids and hags why killing your kids isn't acceptable. I mean I feel like if
[01:49:50] that's not torture what the hell is. And after the three they're going to all turn gay? Yeah,
[01:49:57] this would better be a guilty verdict. I mean again, what I do think that it will be, and this is,
[01:50:04] I really don't want to say this, but well actually that's shut up, shut up, shut up,
[01:50:07] I'm going to say this. I think that a guilty verdict is less impactful and less...
[01:50:16] A guilty verdict moves the needle in a way that I'm not real...
[01:50:21] Like a guilty verdict doesn't move the needle as far as I think a not guilty verdict moves it.
[01:50:26] I think that, you know, again, people recognizing that this is like a systemic legitimate problem,
[01:50:32] I think that if she goes free and they say she's crazy and she didn't murder them
[01:50:38] I honestly think that now every guy is like wait a minute. Wait what?
[01:50:44] Wait what?
[01:50:46] Whoa, wait, what's this?
[01:50:49] Yo, what's going on with this?
[01:50:53] Uh-oh, what we got do something about this right and so if it's a super what happens
[01:50:58] What happens if she's, if it's deemed a mistrial, she gets off free?
[01:51:02] Yeah, she gets an ench, and she gets a unicorn.
[01:51:05] And so this is another big bonus, right?
[01:51:09] Yeah, let's see if there's any more of these.
[01:51:11] Justice, oh my god.
[01:51:13] Not guilty.
[01:51:14] Look up, uh, Lockup Patrick and the Mistress.
[01:51:17] Kitty Kingdom.
[01:51:19] Oh, that's definitely a woman.
[01:51:21] Oh, ho ho, right.
[01:51:23] Okay, so, uh, yeah, there you go.
[01:51:26] Maybe just say, just sorry.
[01:51:27] So there's nothing about the volume there, let me go back and what happens when trans people try this?
[01:51:33] I have no idea, right? I don't know and anyway, yeah, this is it Lindsay Clancy trial video. Is there another of these?
[01:51:42] You don't understand what it's like to be a woman who is hormonal there needs to be empathy
[01:51:46] And she shouldn't be held liable for any criminal behavior
[01:51:49] Precisely, I could not have summed it up better myself
[01:51:51] Well, who are you?
[01:51:53] We are all the men ever before the 20th century.
[01:51:56] Ew, no, you treated women as second class citizens.
[01:51:59] What I'm saying is that because women are hormonal, deemed incapable of self-governance
[01:52:03] and therefore requires no chaperone that can protect and guide the weakest sex.
[01:52:09] Well said, well said, gentle sir.
[01:52:16] So articulate, brilliantly articulated.
[01:52:19] Ew, no, that's so sexist. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying because of our hormones.
[01:52:23] Yes, because your hormones become incapacitated and capable of making rational decisions and
[01:52:28] your emotions become controlled, like a child. And women should not be held accountable during
[01:52:32] such fits. That's precisely what I'm saying. Ew, stop saying what I was going to say
[01:52:37] like it was your point. I'm just saying that this woman in prison should be put
[01:52:41] in a mental asylum. Yes, because women are not criminals. They're hormones. Dictate
[01:52:46] They're very lives. They are slaves to their emotions.
[01:52:50] And so they cannot choose.
[01:52:52] They are forced to do whatever they feel because they are children incapable of controlling their emotions.
[01:52:58] We agree.
[01:53:01] That is just effer-feminism.
[01:53:04] This was the goal of feminism was never about equality, bro.
[01:53:08] You had equality 30 years ago.
[01:53:10] You had equality 50 years ago.
[01:53:13] What do you mean it's feminism now, bro?
[01:53:15] You wanted a privilege. You wanted privileges, you wanted advantages, and you wanted a leg up.
[01:53:22] That's what you really wanted. Everything else? That was all a bonus, okay?
[01:53:27] So, yeah, equality was just one step on the ladder to supremacy. They just want privileges.
[01:53:35] Next, yeah, what is this here? Guys, we beat feminism, the game's finally through.
[01:53:39] The jury's being brought in. We're right, we're right. Wait, what? Okay, here we go.
[01:53:45] No way is it life refresh
[01:53:56] No way.
[01:54:10] In the sidebar?
[01:54:11] Where do it say on the sidebar?
[01:54:18] It doesn't say anything on the sidebar.
[01:54:25] It says by 315.
[01:54:26] Well, it is 315.
[01:54:29] It says 315 right here.
[01:54:35] The fake news?
[01:54:36] It could be fake news.
[01:54:41] Mike from PA deleted all his VODs.
[01:54:44] Oh, wow.
[01:54:45] CoreTV said it wasn't a verdict, but something was wrong with the jury room.
[01:54:53] Uh-oh.
[01:54:54] Uh-oh.
[01:54:57] Uh-oh.
[01:55:08] Let's see this.
[01:55:12] Breaking, Lindsay Clancy trial,
[01:55:14] all 12 jurors are brought to the courtroom one by one.
[01:55:19] Note said something was wrong in the jury room.
[01:55:24] What if one of the jurors have postpartum depression too?
[01:55:30] Uh-oh.
[01:55:36] Postpartum in the jury room?
[01:55:38] Yeah.
[01:55:39] Uh-oh.
[01:55:42] If they replace a juror, it's likely one of the jurors who wouldn't budge on their
[01:55:45] guilty verdict.
[01:55:47] What if they replace all of the male jurors one by one, and then it's a completely
[01:55:52] female jury, and they just say that she's innocent.
[01:56:01] Dude, dude, dude, can you imagine that that would be so fucking
[01:56:07] good? Oh my god, she'd be free in five minutes. Yes. Would you
[01:56:12] scream the retrial? I think I might have to man. I like at
[01:56:16] this point, like I am kind of invested in this. I want to
[01:56:19] know what happens.
[01:56:22] Like this is it this is it people have PTSD or under the influence of alcohol or drugs
[01:56:28] You're not going to free pass for crimes they commit so I don't understand why hormones is being used as some kind of an excuse
[01:56:33] It's because it's just women defending themselves from accountability. That's why
[01:56:38] There's not a there's no there's no reasoning to this like are you really trying to go around and being like oh, well
[01:56:45] I wonder why like oh, why would somebody do this? What's somebody doing this for?
[01:56:50] Yeah, they're doing it because they want to protect themselves.
[01:56:54] That's why it's happening.
[01:56:55] AP is a video showing inside the courtroom.
[01:56:57] I mean, I would assume this is inside the courtroom too, right?
[01:57:01] 200k watching.
[01:57:04] Oh my God.
[01:57:05] They sent a note to Judge Sullivan.
[01:57:07] Here it is.
[01:57:08] Judge Sullivan brought the parties before bringing the jury in to sidebar.
[01:57:11] And Kevin Reddington was visibly upset during the discussions.
[01:57:15] At one point, Sullivan gave him some papers.
[01:57:18] He looked at them.
[01:57:19] put him down on the desk and then he had actually threw them down under the ground
[01:57:25] according to our team in the courtroom. They also went and brought Lindsay Clancy over from
[01:57:31] the defense table to the sidebar so that she could participate in their discussions.
[01:57:37] And right now the jurors are being brought in one by one. According to Sierra Gillespie,
[01:57:45] the jurors who have been coming up to the sidebar individually and are leaving, she believes
[01:57:53] they looked relieved that as they leave the sidebar jurors seem to be relieved. Now is that
[01:58:02] all of the jurors or is that oh we've been told the four person is now at sidebar
[01:58:09] And we'll see what C.R. says about the four person's reaction after being questioned by Judge Sullivan.
[01:58:19] This is amazing drama. We thought all these people watched it.
[01:58:25] This is going to be a mistrial. Something else happened in that room that they informed the judge about,
[01:58:32] And whatever Sullivan wanted to do,
[01:58:34] Kevin Redington was adamantly against it.
[01:58:37] That all-from-body language displayed by Redington.
[01:58:42] And now the process of going through
[01:58:46] did not question the alternate.
[01:58:47] So something clearly that happened in the
[01:58:50] deliberation work and not outside forces.
[01:58:55] I just, dude.
[01:58:57] Left the courtroom or leaving the courtroom.
[01:59:00] We will now see if Judge Sullivan takes the bench.
[01:59:07] The jury is now in the courtroom, so they're going from individual to their spots.
[01:59:14] We expect Judge Sullivan now to address them in open court, and as soon as we get audio,
[01:59:21] we will head in there and hopefully we'll find out, read the tea leaves from what
[01:59:28] tells the jury as to exactly what happened. It's going to be a mistrial.
[01:59:32] Six days of deliberations, 35 hours, 41 minutes. Dude, please be a mistrial.
[01:59:36] And this jury sent the criminal. Please be a mistrial. What was on that note that
[01:59:41] caused Judge Sullivan to bring them up one by one? One would have to opine
[01:59:46] there was some sort of issue with the deliberating jurors. But why was
[01:59:50] Kevin Redington so upset we just don't know yeah jury at in their spots the
[02:00:01] alternate jurors not in the courtroom they may be possibly bringing them in at
[02:00:06] this point but there seems to be a short okay here it is all right this is
[02:00:15] this is live it's right here I'm gonna just mute this one so it shows inside
[02:00:22] here we go why don't they ever get like a soda or something why they only drink
[02:00:31] water
[02:00:45] Does it look smart professional?
[02:00:49] Fuck that.
[02:00:51] I showed up there with a 44 ounce.
[02:00:55] Yeah.
[02:00:57] Let him know.
[02:01:04] He doesn't look confident? Well it shouldn't be confident.
[02:01:07] He better not be confident.
[02:01:11] He better not.
[02:01:12] dude looks done yeah he honestly like he is he's having a bad day it's like he
[02:01:24] probably like that's like an old man going to Luby's finding out they already
[02:01:28] ran at a castle? That's bad. That's real bad. Yeah, he got there waited at 11 a.m.
[02:01:43] I already ran out. Please, please be a mistrub. Please be a mistrub. Here we go.
[02:01:59] I'm ready.
[02:02:02] I
[02:02:24] See
[02:02:27] 12 deliberating jurors and six often it's in the matter of hollow up for us is Lindsey Clancy
[02:02:32] all of the parties of president
[02:02:34] thank you madam clerk
[02:02:36] good afternoon everyone
[02:02:39] i just want to go over a couple things
[02:02:41] this afternoon first off
[02:02:43] i want to remind you
[02:02:45] that you are required
[02:02:46] to follow my instruction on the law as i gave them to you
[02:02:51] i also want to at this point
[02:02:53] uh... go over
[02:02:55] uh... the instruction that i gave you about reasonable doubt
[02:02:59] insults
[02:03:01] reasonable though they're not listening is on the commonwealth to prove beyond a
[02:03:05] reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of the charges made against her
[02:03:09] yeah what is proof beyond a reasonable doubt well the term is often used and
[02:03:14] probably pretty well understood though it's not easily defined proof beyond a
[02:03:19] reasonable doubt does not mean proof beyond all possible though for
[02:03:23] everything in the lives of human beings is open to some possible or
[02:03:27] imaginary doubt. The charge is proving beyond a reasonable doubt. If, after you've
[02:03:32] compared and considered all of the evidence, you have in your minds an
[02:03:36] abiding conviction to a moral certainty that the charge is true. When we refer
[02:03:42] to moral certainty, we mean the highest degree of certainty possible in matters
[02:03:47] relating to human affairs based solely on the evidence that has been put before
[02:03:52] for you in this case.
[02:03:54] The Tik Tok said.
[02:03:55] I'll tell you that every person is presumed to be innocent until they are proved guilty
[02:04:00] and that the burden of proof is on the prosecutor.
[02:04:03] If you evaluate all the evidence and you still have a reasonable doubt remaining, the defendant
[02:04:08] is entitled to the benefit of that doubt and must be acquitted.
[02:04:13] It's not enough for the Commonwealth to establish a probability, even a strong
[02:04:18] probability that the defendant is more likely to be guilty than not guilty. That is not enough.
[02:04:25] Instead, the evidence must convince you of the defendant's guilt to a reasonable and moral certainty,
[02:04:32] a certainty that convinces your understanding and satisfies your reason and judgment as jurors
[02:04:38] who are sworn to act conscientiously on the evidence. This is what we mean by proof beyond
[02:04:45] a reasonable doubt. Alright, and with that I'm going to ask you to resume your deliberations.
[02:05:03] Stop looking at TikTok. Look at what it says in the case. Did she kill the kids? Oh, okay.
[02:05:15] See they'll never do it.
[02:05:21] They'll never do it, bro.
[02:05:27] 40 hours wasted by them dumb bitches.
[02:05:31] True.
[02:05:32] There she is.
[02:05:34] There she is.
[02:05:35] She didn't have done it.
[02:05:36] She didn't kill the kids.
[02:05:37] She didn't kill the kids.
[02:05:38] She jumped out the window.
[02:05:41] Made a big mistake, huh?
[02:05:42] a real bad call on that one. Yeah, real, real dumb. Real stupid to do that one, huh?
[02:05:49] Oh, God, what a fucking idiot. Okay, what's this one? They're all like, no, no, oh my
[02:06:02] God! No way, no way! Waste of time! Ain't no way! This is ridiculous.
[02:06:08] This is amazing. I thought you weren't allowed to look at social media during the trial if
[02:06:23] you're a jury member. Dude, everything, the thing is that they're gonna do whatever the
[02:06:30] hell they want, alright? That's just the way it is. Alright. That's what's gonna
[02:06:36] to happen hopefully it's a quick one and they go on the record with some
[02:06:39] explanations Joseph Krosky Jr what do you think happened? It's not uncommon for a
[02:06:46] jury to ask for clarification or a re-instruction on the law including
[02:06:52] reasonable doubt. What concerns me is that first part where the judge instructed
[02:06:57] the jury not to make decisions in a random. The judge instructed the jury to follow the instructions as I've given them. That means to me or signify. They're making their own decisions.
[02:07:04] someone reported that there was some sort of discussion of the law
[02:07:08] taking place in the jury room that they didn't believe was correct
[02:07:12] and why Attorney Reddickson is probably so outraged
[02:07:15] is you're now reporting what's going on in deliberations
[02:07:19] and it seems to me that that is the type of issue that warrants an immediate
[02:07:23] mistrial because now they've reported to the court
[02:07:27] things that are taking place during deliberations which is kind of
[02:07:31] you know, at the third rail, you don't go there.
[02:07:34] And I can only imagine that's why he's angry.
[02:07:38] Had it just been an instruction on reasonable doubt,
[02:07:40] I don't think there's any, that's fairly legion and common.
[02:07:43] There's no concern there, but the way he prefaced it
[02:07:46] with jurors, follow my instruction, really concerns me.
[02:07:50] That something-
[02:07:51] They're trying to go on with their own shit.
[02:07:52] In there that was inappropriate.
[02:07:55] And warranted the individual vaudeer of the jurors.
[02:07:58] Right.
[02:07:59] Thirty-five hours into a trial,
[02:08:02] and you have to give the individual a more idea
[02:08:06] on something that took place.
[02:08:07] This is actually crazy.
[02:08:08] You have to give it to me.
[02:08:11] In the jury room.
[02:08:12] Like it's actually crazy that this is even a conversation.
[02:08:16] That like there's even a question of like,
[02:08:19] oh wow, I wonder if this is wrong or not.
[02:08:23] At Sidebar, we haven't always had everything
[02:08:27] It should have taken five minutes.
[02:08:28] The interaction between Judge Sullivan and the jury,
[02:08:32] do you think he's going to do it?
[02:08:33] Yeah, she said she's going to do it with the, here we go.
[02:08:36] Let's find out together.
[02:08:42] All right.
[02:08:44] Thank you, Your Honor.
[02:08:45] I appreciate that.
[02:08:45] Uh-oh.
[02:08:46] I appreciate the fact, Your Honor,
[02:08:48] that you're allowing us to be heard in public
[02:08:49] rather than at the sidebar.
[02:08:51] The court has an instruction from the foreperson
[02:08:55] that juror that's been working for a week now saying that there's one juror who refuses to listen
[02:09:01] to the law that you've given him or her on reasonable doubt. There's no order. I suggest
[02:09:07] respectfully that the soft instruction that you gave them saying at the sidebar,
[02:09:13] there's no order on it, does not focus on the issue. It is that question is not sufficient
[02:09:21] enough it does not allow any foundation for a motion to remove the juror who refuses to accept
[02:09:30] your instructions on the law, on reasonable doubt. And if we come back here in a half an hour
[02:09:35] with a mistrial because of a juror that has just spurned the instructions of this court,
[02:09:42] it's a shame. It's a real shame. And that's why I object to the courts rolling. I request
[02:09:47] that we have further inquiry. I request that my motion is to remove this juror that refuses
[02:09:53] to listen to your instruction on a reasonable doubt.
[02:09:56] Alright, call on.
[02:09:58] Oh my God.
[02:10:00] Thank you, Your Honor. We have the note from the jury. There's no way to determine what
[02:10:06] the deliberations are, who's correct, who's incorrect, nor should we attempt to, because
[02:10:10] that's part of deliberations. I think what Your Honor has done by asking each juror
[02:10:15] if they're able to follow the law
[02:10:17] and then giving a general instruction on reasonable doubt
[02:10:20] is appropriate under Commonwealth versus Ralph.
[02:10:23] So we do not have an objection to the questions
[02:10:26] or the re-instruction.
[02:10:29] All right, well, I'm sure as parties understand,
[02:10:33] as they say, the discharge of a deliberating juror
[02:10:35] is a sensitive undertaking.
[02:10:38] I was just specifically responding
[02:10:43] to the specific question that was asked.
[02:10:46] I don't feel that I have the proper
[02:10:50] for me to side with one side or the other
[02:10:53] of the deliberations.
[02:10:55] I don't feel it's appropriate for me to say,
[02:10:57] I agree with one juror or the other.
[02:11:01] At this point, I've asked if they are able
[02:11:04] to follow my instructions,
[02:11:07] according, they swore earlier that they could.
[02:11:10] They've said to not at this point that they can.
[02:11:12] that was specifically addressed towards the specific question.
[02:11:18] And that's what I'm doing.
[02:11:20] So the defendant's objection is noted.
[02:11:23] And we will be in recess on this at this time.
[02:11:27] Thank you.
[02:11:30] All right.
[02:11:31] Oh my God.
[02:11:35] What's interesting though, right?
[02:11:37] This is what's confusing,
[02:11:40] is that the defense, like Lindsay Clancy's lawyer
[02:11:45] wants the jury member removed.
[02:11:49] So does that mean that all of the rest of them
[02:11:51] think that she's innocent, except for one person?
[02:11:56] Like that's what's so confusing to me.
[02:11:59] We need a break, but we have lots to talk about.
[02:12:02] Dude, if it's one guy of jury deliberations
[02:12:06] in case against Lindsay Clancy,
[02:12:09] Let it go bro many abused in the glow let it go
[02:12:13] Let it go one giga-chat. No, let it go that way
[02:12:18] Finally we can have a resolution on the problem that began about a hundred years ago
[02:12:25] And this is currently that guy. This is the guy. Let me see. This is probably a meme, right?
[02:12:32] But who is the guy?
[02:12:39] Is everyone here?
[02:12:40] Yes, we've talked.
[02:12:41] If you don't have a motive for this, you can't, right?
[02:12:43] The boy knew when I could be identified as the one who just wrote.
[02:12:46] Yes, but I think I have no personal feelings about this.
[02:12:49] I just want to talk about facts.
[02:12:51] The kid you just decided isn't guilty was singing,
[02:12:54] ramming this into his father.
[02:12:56] I don't know about the rest of it, but I'll give you a little time
[02:12:58] to this yackety-acky back and forth.
[02:13:00] I've never seen this go down.
[02:13:02] You can't prove it and get to the bottom of it.
[02:13:04] You can't prove it and get to the bottom of it.
[02:13:07] You can't prove he didn't get to the dog!
[02:13:10] Johnny can take all the time, hobble around the room, but you can't prove it!
[02:13:15] You are the boss, you don't you believe me?
[02:13:19] You're not going to intimidate me, I'm entitled to my opinion.
[02:13:25] Wherever you run into a crevice, always obscures the truth.
[02:13:31] I don't really know what the truth is.
[02:13:33] I suppose anybody will ever really know.
[02:13:37] I'm not a snazzy in the field, the defendant is innocent.
[02:13:41] But we're just gambling on probabilities we may be wrong.
[02:13:46] We may be trying to let a guilty man go free, I don't know.
[02:13:50] But everybody really can.
[02:13:52] But we have a reason without.
[02:13:55] And that's something that's very valuable in our system.
[02:13:59] No joy, and the caravan guilty, unless it's sure.
[02:14:07] Maybe I need to watch this.
[02:14:10] Maybe I need to see this movie.
[02:14:12] I've never seen this movie before.
[02:14:15] Like, I don't know what it is.
[02:14:17] I might have to watch this, bro, like, yeah,
[02:14:20] just to get an idea of what's going on here.
[02:14:23] So it looks like, it's just insane.
[02:14:26] Whenever a woman defends Lindsey Clancy,
[02:14:28] I assume it's because she feels herself capable of the same evil acts.
[02:14:33] I just think it's because it's stupid.
[02:14:37] Yeah.
[02:14:39] Like, I just think it's because they're dumb.
[02:14:40] Like, they're just really stupid and like, uh, you know, they're like,
[02:14:44] just this small brain, right?
[02:14:46] Like a brain the size of a quail's egg, right?
[02:14:49] It's just not a, not a good thing.
[02:14:51] Went from nine V three to 11 versus one dude.
[02:14:55] Can you imagine like the one person that's holding it up?
[02:15:00] Like this is insane.
[02:15:02] Is this?
[02:15:03] That said, there is currently a fleet of men on X
[02:15:08] who have been making the argument
[02:15:09] that women need to get off of TikTok, right?
[02:15:11] They cite, this is game of citing,
[02:15:14] finding extreme examples, of course,
[02:15:17] of not the average woman doing and saying absurd things
[02:15:22] like you've seen some of these TikToks
[02:15:24] support of Lindsay Clancy. This has become very fashionable, fashionable, by the way,
[02:15:29] like avoiding nuance, finding an extreme example, an extreme example and then being like, this
[02:15:33] proves my point that all women are insane. Okay, well.
[02:15:42] Right message. Wrong messenger.
[02:15:51] i'd like to make the counter argument that
[02:15:53] the internet is currently turning a lot of men
[02:15:57] into full-time nagging women they're just online lodging
[02:16:04] this is
[02:16:05] this is the inversion
[02:16:07] i'm not crazy you're crazy
[02:16:11] no
[02:16:12] you're crazy
[02:16:15] it's that simple
[02:16:17] i don't want to hear about how
[02:16:19] Well, because you are getting angry about us being unreasonable, rude, insane.
[02:16:26] What we just witnessed was something else inside that courtroom.
[02:16:30] Sierra Gillespie was in the courtroom.
[02:16:33] I'm just going to mute this for now, because it seems like this is just commentary.
[02:16:37] We're going to look at some other stuff.
[02:16:39] So this is what they do, right?
[02:16:42] Is that like now?
[02:16:43] Oh, no, it's the men that are the problem because they have a problem
[02:16:48] with the women that want to kill kids.
[02:16:50] Oh.
[02:16:51] Ah.
[02:16:52] It's currently turning a lot of men into full-time nagging women.
[02:17:02] They're just online lodging complaints 24-7 a day, 24-7, about issues that they don't
[02:17:08] even necessarily care about, they don't even necessarily know about.
[02:17:10] They're just here to complain, complain, complain.
[02:17:13] And this is-
[02:17:14] none of this is about like whether it's true or not it has nothing to do
[02:17:18] it's just like these like
[02:17:20] these arguments of trivia out twenty four seven a day
[02:17:25] i mean it's canvas what the hell do you expect
[02:17:28] now really bother at least it was twenty four and seven
[02:17:33] it could have been seven eleven a day
[02:17:36] there's a world where that i feel like there's a easy there are probably more
[02:17:40] multiverses where she said 7-eleven a day than 24-7 a day. We just got lucky, okay?
[02:17:47] Bring me about the podcast space. Like, not everybody needs to have a podcast.
[02:17:50] least of all men who just want to log on and complain every day. Did you hear what Tucker
[02:17:56] said? Did you hear what Candace said? Did you hear what Tucker and Candace said? Did you like,
[02:17:59] we just don't need it. We don't need it. You don't need to have anybody criticizing you
[02:18:05] were complaining about you. It's crazy how the more things change the more they stay the same.
[02:18:11] So this is it. Candice is a fucking retard. Like I was in general like kind of um you know
[02:18:21] it was like I had a level of antipathy towards her right? It was like okay well you know maybe
[02:18:27] it's okay maybe it's not who knows but meanwhile let me see this can I pull it up basic logic
[02:18:33] created a new video. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Let me see if I can pull this up. Yeah, it's just, it's like,
[02:18:41] the real problem isn't the people doing this, it's the people criticizing me. Harvard,
[02:18:46] Harris poll, should the Democratic party reject or embrace people like Hassan, who have said
[02:18:52] things like America deserve 9-11? 77% want to reject it. Should the Republican party
[02:19:00] reject or embrace people like Candace Owens who have said things like the Jews are behind everything.
[02:19:11] This is my outlook about this, right?
[02:19:15] There are so many nutballs, retards, dumb fucks and pieces of shit that are out there.
[02:19:23] Yeah, by the way, base. Yeah, this is what average people have, because here's the thing.
[02:19:27] if you are an average middle-of-the-road uh... republican
[02:19:31] you probably and here's the truth
[02:19:33] you probably have more in common with an average middle-of-the-road democrat
[02:19:39] then you do with one of the crazy people like kandace owens
[02:19:44] you have more in common with them
[02:19:46] but the problem is it and and i understand that like yeah maybe you
[02:19:50] should side with them because that
[02:19:51] the democrats that the moderate democrats open the gates their naive
[02:19:56] the democrats say the moderate republicans enable fascism and they're naive
[02:20:00] like i'm not going to get into like you know how you should vote
[02:20:03] but i'm talking about like as a person
[02:20:07] as a person
[02:20:08] and in terms of individual viewpoints and outlooks on the world
[02:20:13] the odds are if you're a relatively moderate person
[02:20:17] you have more in common with the moderate that disagrees with you
[02:20:21] then extremist that agrees with you
[02:20:25] That's what I'm saying.
[02:20:28] All right, they're non-crazy.
[02:20:29] Yeah.
[02:20:30] And I know people might not be ready for that
[02:20:33] because people have been radicalized.
[02:20:35] And in a way, like, I'm radical with a lot of things.
[02:20:38] I am.
[02:20:39] And a moderate party.
[02:20:40] I mean, again, like, it's accident.
[02:20:42] I'm an Israel bot.
[02:20:43] Well, there's a good example, right?
[02:20:45] Point proven.
[02:20:46] So, yeah, that's it.
[02:20:48] It's a good take.
[02:20:49] And I think that more people should realize this.
[02:20:51] It's actually a turn on show.
[02:20:52] Nobody likes this shit.
[02:20:53] Like, yeah, nobody wants to deal with this as this post really, like people like this, huh?
[02:21:00] People really do. They like this a lot.
[02:21:03] Yeah, laugh them some of it. It's funny, bro. Like, it's just funny.
[02:21:06] But, look at that truck, bro.
[02:21:12] That was quick. And Asma meets his hero.
[02:21:15] And I just think this is funny, man. I do.
[02:21:18] And it's like, if you can't, if you can't enjoy this kind of stuff and you get, like, constantly mad about it,
[02:21:23] You're just being a fucking idiot. Let me see what this is what what this is
[02:21:27] You're the protection that that's kind of what she was looking like toward Kevin Reddington
[02:21:31] But then when she was wheeled up to the sidebar, she looked this is just like more
[02:21:35] You know reading the tea leaves of how people are making looks at each other, right?
[02:21:39] Like I don't think we're really gonna get a lot from that
[02:21:41] Do you feel like this case will show everyone that women's stances are permission-based?
[02:21:48] The average guy is not ready to accept this
[02:21:53] He's not ready.
[02:21:59] He's still in the cave, but he's beginning to see the flicker of light on the rocks above
[02:22:07] him, and he's saying, maybe there's something else out there.
[02:22:13] And it's happening very slowly.
[02:22:19] Like if if if she if if she's not convicted of murder for this I
[02:22:24] Do really think that this will be a radicalization point
[02:22:28] I think that this will be a crazy reality check and what I think is really funny about this is like I probably
[02:22:35] Shouldn't use these words radicalization as much because I don't really think this is radical. I
[02:22:42] Don't think it is
[02:22:44] What they're doing is radical what we want is normal
[02:22:49] This is this is normal. This is the way it is.
[02:22:53] OJ Simpson. Yeah, this is OJ Simpson. That's what somebody called it yesterday.
[02:22:58] And yeah, like I feel like in a lot of cases, I am actually the most moderate person.
[02:23:06] I am. I am the only person that is probably an actual moderate.
[02:23:13] But everybody else is crazy, so I look crazy.
[02:23:16] But I'm actually the only one that's not crazy and everybody else is fucking crazy. I think that's what's going on
[02:23:26] That's what the way that's what the trial is for dude. I mean again a trial of your a jury of your peers
[02:23:34] This is I mean, did you just that does that term mean anything to you? Like I think it should right a
[02:23:40] A correction that's still moderate. Yes, moving the goalposts track gone throughout radicalized towards what what outcome are you hoping for?
[02:23:47] I hope that I don't know. I
[02:23:50] Have no idea now if I wasn't on Twitch
[02:23:53] Maybe I'd have a better idea
[02:23:54] But I'm just looking at my dashboard on the website and I just can't remember what the reasoning is I have no idea
[02:24:02] And so yeah, I have no no clue whatsoever, but I think that's it
[02:24:07] Goi-J Simpson? Who would be Goi-J's? I don't know who that's gonna be. Are we that different than
[02:24:14] average men? Do you think the views portrayed on the internet distort the whole picture? Yeah, I
[02:24:20] think women are totally different. I do. I think they're totally different. And I think the way
[02:24:26] they think is totally different. I think the way that they come to conclusions is totally
[02:24:29] different. And I think that, again, like you can always find an exception. And you can always
[02:24:35] use that to try to disprove a rule. But I think that if you look at, you know, a group
[02:24:41] of a thousand people, if you look at a group of 10,000 people, and it becomes more manifestly
[02:24:46] obvious the larger the number gets, that very clearly the way that women and men think
[02:24:52] about and approach problems is different on a biological level. I think this is just
[02:24:59] true. And that's really that that's actually what I think. I literally like I think that yeah they
[02:25:08] think about and they solve problems differently. And there are some instances and I will have to say
[02:25:14] there are some instances where women solve problems better than men. Now I don't think that
[02:25:20] there are as many of those cases but they do exist. They do.
[02:25:29] Like what? I don't know. I'm just I'm I'm assuming that there's one or two of them out there, right?
[02:25:37] I'm just trying to be reasonable, okay?
[02:25:39] And what is this hutch comments under twitches tweets advertising? So we're gonna actually you know what?
[02:25:45] Let me look at a few more comments about this
[02:25:47] Women will post this shit and wonder why the entire planet and every major religion has imposed strict social
[02:25:53] Restrictions on their sovereignty since the dawn of time in every place humans have ever lived
[02:26:00] Well, it's probably random. Yeah, it's probably all random and there's nothing to do with it at all
[02:26:07] How does a bar move from you remember Susan Smith's drama kids and then was a there's a the bar that was years ago
[02:26:14] That there was I don't think there was so much sympathy before there
[02:26:16] There was a the woman who was a song hungry like the wolf that you unkilled. There's Casey Anthony. When did the bar?
[02:26:23] become acceptable. What does that because of social media? The bar became acceptable for
[02:26:28] someone to murder three kids in the midst of killing. Men go to jail, men get the death penalty.
[02:26:38] And this is a point that I actually was hoping I could get to make. There's a lot of women
[02:26:42] that say when you say something about, people are commenting on this, they're like, oh, you
[02:26:46] know, well, men kill so many more, blah, blah, blah. And that's true. Men are more
[02:26:50] violent than women. But men do not get in line to men hold other men accountable. That's exactly
[02:26:58] it. That's the difference. Men are more violent by by out. But men are biologically more violent
[02:27:04] and biologically more capable of carrying out that violence. Defend the man. Exactly.
[02:27:11] Men say put him in jail forever. Yep. If they're kind, if they're right, if they're,
[02:27:17] they're not, you know, saying, you know, off with his head or whatever, because most men
[02:27:22] are like he did what?
[02:27:23] Well, you'll have men that end up in jail for having sex with a woman who later says that
[02:27:28] he raped her even though it would be very consensual at the time.
[02:27:31] So I mean, there's not a lot of comparison there.
[02:27:33] That's insane.
[02:27:34] This whole thing though.
[02:27:35] That's bad.
[02:27:36] Yeah.
[02:27:37] That's obviously bad.
[02:27:38] With Clancy, I think that there's a couple of things that happened between Susan Smith
[02:27:42] and now social media is definitely part of it.
[02:27:44] You know, something Jack calls true crime brain or Instagram brain, I think is part of it.
[02:27:48] But you also had a feminist movement that simultaneously told women that they were equal under the law,
[02:27:55] better than men, and not responsible for their actions because everything was men's fault.
[02:28:00] It doesn't make any sense.
[02:28:02] And we also eliminated religion.
[02:28:05] See, she's the reason why I don't want to take away every single woman's right to vote.
[02:28:17] I don't know if that's a woke opinion, but there are some women who I don't want to
[02:28:22] take their right to vote away.
[02:28:27] And which, by eliminating religion from our society, we left morality in the hands of
[02:28:32] of just law as opposed to something that has-
[02:28:35] Well, it's not even just law.
[02:28:37] It's law, but it's also propaganda, demagoguery,
[02:28:42] and other forms of political institutions
[02:28:45] that have replaced religion.
[02:28:48] A lot of people treat a criticism
[02:28:50] on their political outlook or their worldview
[02:28:54] as people who are religious treat an attack
[02:28:57] on their religion.
[02:28:58] People need a religion.
[02:29:00] If they're not believing in a god, they're believing in something as god, as if it's like communism or capitalism or something else.
[02:29:12] The human mind craves subjugation.
[02:29:21] A higher power behind it, and I think that was a mistake.
[02:29:23] I think what was the quote?
[02:29:25] if every man was given his freedom in a cup, he would be running to the nearest person possible
[02:29:31] to relieve him of the burden? Not a good one to have. The thing that Libby outlines is a real
[02:29:40] serious problem in society. Because when there are eight men now, specifically younger women,
[02:29:46] Okay, look he's a really really negative outlook on men.
[02:29:53] Let me look over here. That sounds like existentialism. Yeah, you think we can get mandatory bodycams on women?
[02:30:01] So that's a good idea. You know what? We need to be thinking about this. So should all women have bodycams from now on?
[02:30:09] Yeah, like just to make sure that they don't do anything stupid.
[02:30:13] like I yeah I mean that might have to happen it's narrowly it's fantastic yes
[02:30:21] and holy shit yeah how about emotional shock regulators so like if a women if a
[02:30:30] woman's like a like if one of those like emotion inhibitors gets too high that
[02:30:35] just starts zapping the shit out of them until they become normal again but
[02:30:40] That's maybe a good idea. Yeah. Anyone who supports Lindsey Clancy is scum, true, feminist,
[02:30:45] or really discovering misogyny from first principles.
[02:30:51] It's crazy how this is the funny thing is that the eternal truths of the human condition
[02:30:57] can never be obscured. They can only be reflected in different ways.
[02:31:03] They will always be seen. You will always arrive at the same conclusion whenever you
[02:31:09] do an ideological reset, because the same material conditions exist.
[02:31:16] Yeah, what is this here?
[02:31:18] It's not the right idea.
[02:31:19] Just apply it to a dog?
[02:31:20] Yeah, I guess so.
[02:31:22] Why can't you like this?
[02:31:23] The authors blocked you?
[02:31:24] They shouldn't have been an idiot.
[02:31:26] And let me see.
[02:31:28] People are really, really liking this.
[02:31:30] Literally full term, next you'll be defending killing toddlers.
[02:31:34] Literally no one would say that.
[02:31:36] Oh my God.
[02:31:38] And it's all in the pink, all the pink fucking outfits and everything, oh my, it's just, it's
[02:31:45] so amazing.
[02:31:46] No matter how angry I am, God is more angry at this, God is angry at this.
[02:31:51] Well, I don't think God's angry at it, why would God be mad?
[02:31:55] I mean he programmed people to be like this, I mean this is part of the trials that,
[02:32:02] if you believe in religion and Catholicism, you have to look at it from the perspective
[02:32:08] that all of these things are put on earth as trials that the man must overcome in order
[02:32:15] to perfect his imperfect condition.
[02:32:19] And it's in the process of seeking peace and oneness with God.
[02:32:25] So no, I don't think God is angry about this.
[02:32:28] This is working as intended.
[02:32:31] That's the way it's supposed to be.
[02:32:33] That's why the fucking rapture is supposed to happen.
[02:32:36] And there's the fuckin' revelations.
[02:32:40] Think revelations where somebody sits down and has a fuckin' picnic?
[02:32:45] No.
[02:32:46] You know what they should do?
[02:32:48] They need to make a video game about revelations.
[02:32:52] That shit would be like America's Black Myth Wukong.
[02:32:54] That shit would be fuckin' insane.
[02:32:57] Can you imagine that?
[02:32:58] Oh my god.
[02:33:00] That's never gonna happen.
[02:33:02] it would be really cool. Rapture is not Catholic doctrine. Well, the end times, right? Whatever
[02:33:14] you want to call it. And yeah, God just happened to wake the men, wake men to fuck up that women
[02:33:21] have lost their minds. Women haven't lost their minds because that would imply that
[02:33:24] they ever never mind. So let's go over here. We are going to repeal the 20th century.
[02:33:31] The women are not helping the feminist cause right now, no they're not.
[02:33:36] They absolutely not.
[02:33:38] OJ Simpson for women, OJ Simpson some are saying, oh my god, I just...
[02:33:47] I
[02:33:59] Man
[02:34:01] How about that your viewer? I mean it wasn't I didn't invent this is it my viewer
[02:34:08] No, it does not they do not follow me Lindsey Clancy was just mentally ill and Jefford Dahmer was just hungry
[02:34:15] Yeah, I guess so guys. She murdered her kids and she got the chair, but TikTok said
[02:34:20] retarded bitch. No, this is it. I mean, I feel like very clearly, you know, something
[02:34:28] here is, it's gotta happen, right? We're in silent and good mora territory. Keep
[02:34:34] in mind that after every bad event and every problematic event, there is a positive
[02:34:42] conclusion and like remember like after so this is we talked about the odyssey the other day right
[02:34:48] and this is in no way shape or form me justifying or making a parallel to doing this in real life
[02:34:54] but i'm just trying to draw a metaphor for this is that um he odysseus and uh a telemichleys i
[02:35:03] think it's his son's name i forgot brutally murder every single suitor all of their collaborators
[02:35:12] the women that were sleeping with them, and they hang all of them. They kill everybody.
[02:35:17] And you know what happens after that? Everybody is crying. Thank you, Odysseus. Thank you so much.
[02:35:26] Thank you for doing this. Everything was so bad, and finally you're here to solve the problem.
[02:35:34] They're traders, and everything's great.
[02:35:36] Is that a massive self-report? Do that many women want to abort their children? I think that this
[02:35:45] is the reality. A lot of people have intrusive thoughts. Whether those intrusive thoughts are
[02:35:52] sexual, violent, or some other variation of just antisocial bad behavior, a lot of people
[02:36:00] have intrusive thoughts. I think everybody has intrusive thoughts. Why is that? I don't
[02:36:06] No, is it the dark passenger of the mind?
[02:36:08] I mean, are we gonna go into some fucking metaphysical argument?
[02:36:12] I don't want to get into that.
[02:36:14] I personally think that it's your,
[02:36:16] I think that, you know, it doesn't matter what I think.
[02:36:19] Who cares?
[02:36:20] It's completely secondary.
[02:36:21] People have these intrusive thoughts.
[02:36:24] And because they have these intrusive thoughts,
[02:36:27] they think that if they acted on those intrusive thoughts,
[02:36:31] that they should be held innocent,
[02:36:33] that they shouldn't be held accountable for them
[02:36:34] because they didn't really mean it.
[02:36:37] And I think that this is something that, like for me,
[02:36:40] yeah, I don't know about you guys,
[02:36:42] but like I've never told a person something
[02:36:45] that I didn't mean.
[02:36:47] Like I've never told a girl like I hate you
[02:36:51] if I didn't hate them.
[02:36:53] I never told my parents I hate you
[02:36:55] if I didn't hate them.
[02:37:00] I never say things that I don't mean.
[02:37:02] Now, I think that there are times where like,
[02:37:06] you know, maybe I'll exaggerate something
[02:37:08] or I'll be extra, never.
[02:37:09] Yes, I genuinely mean never.
[02:37:13] I genuinely, like, you've never lied, I have lied,
[02:37:16] but I have lied inside of a foundation of,
[02:37:23] what's the best way for me to say this?
[02:37:25] Like, I was not emotionally compromised when I was lying.
[02:37:29] I was actually very sound of mind.
[02:37:32] There's never been a time where I've acted in a way that was emotionally compromised in
[02:37:38] a big way, right?
[02:37:39] Then the truth, yeah, exactly.
[02:37:40] Or at least I don't think so, only a spoiled person over place their hands.
[02:37:44] Yeah, and mental gymnastics, no, I really don't think so.
[02:37:46] I genuinely don't think so.
[02:37:49] And you told me you hated me, remember that?
[02:37:50] Yeah, I probably do.
[02:37:52] But that was different.
[02:37:54] And so I lost touch and let that dictate your own section, of course.
[02:37:57] So anyway, here's my point, is that I think a lot of people are not like that.
[02:38:01] I think a lot of people lose their temper and they say things and they do things that they don't mean.
[02:38:08] And I think that that's also a product of their environment.
[02:38:13] So like I remember whenever I had a couple of like really crazy girlfriends,
[02:38:18] like it did kind of get me closer to that behavior.
[02:38:22] It did. It got me closer to that behavior because I was like,
[02:38:26] like you're in this unbalancing environment and it does fuck with your head.
[02:38:31] two of them? Uh, well, not just two, but these were the worst two. Uh, these, yeah, these
[02:38:38] were the most extreme two. And at the same time, yeah, and I think it's probably true
[02:38:42] with parents that are problematic as well. You don't lose your cool. I do, but not
[02:38:51] for things that are important. I lose my cool because I have a doctor's appointment.
[02:38:56] I don't lose my cool because I got the car crash.
[02:39:01] Is that weird?
[02:39:04] Like I've never, like there's never been like a high stress situation.
[02:39:07] I lose my cool when I'm playing Dark Souls.
[02:39:10] I don't lose my cool when, you know, some other crazy thing happens.
[02:39:15] I'm the same way.
[02:39:17] Yeah, and it's the little things it is.
[02:39:20] What if you die in a wow raid?
[02:39:22] Oh, I'm out of brawl.
[02:39:23] I'm crashed out at that point.
[02:39:25] the client. At the informal instruction, the first instruction on Tuesday to go
[02:39:30] back in after they were initially deadlocked, then you had the two arrived
[02:39:33] regas charge that they got yesterday to continue going back in there after
[02:39:36] they were deadlocked again. Now here we are 36 hours in some change after
[02:39:41] deliberations and now we have that insinuation that the split is 11 to
[02:39:44] one in favor of the defense. Is it to the point where as Vinny points
[02:39:48] out, you know, are we trying to compromise as one person's beliefs or
[02:39:52] as Marie is explaining, do they genuinely really not understand the language of the law?
[02:39:56] Which to the point of some of these comments, I cannot kind of understand that after so many hours,
[02:40:00] why is it now that you don't understand it versus previously?
[02:40:07] And do you think it could be that the other 11 are frustrated and this one person is
[02:40:14] understands completely his version of the reasonable doubt or her? We don't know if it's a male or a female.
[02:40:19] They're just not budging and isn't that what the system is?
[02:40:24] It affords a juror to hold ground.
[02:40:29] Now we know why they didn't come back deadlocked again, right?
[02:40:32] Because the numbers were what we thought they might be
[02:40:35] and looks like the 11 have tried to bring the one over to their side
[02:40:41] and their side's consistent with the presumption of innocence.
[02:40:44] That really depends.
[02:40:45] Attorney Reddington said that one juror refuses was the verb he used to follow the law.
[02:40:52] So there might be more to it than that.
[02:40:55] We don't know what specifically was reported and specifically the conduct of that juror in the jury room.
[02:41:00] Look, if it's 11 to 1, it would be a shame.
[02:41:03] On 11 to 1, not guilty to have to run this back.
[02:41:07] But if it's 11 to 1, with that one is just being obstinate and stubborn and won't listen.
[02:41:13] Or maybe he or she has professed an opinion that is clearly contrary to the law.
[02:41:18] And that's why I finally boiled over to the point where the jury thought they needed the judge to intervene.
[02:41:23] So how do you determine that? Get to the bottom of it if you're Sullivan.
[02:41:26] Do you need another note for a second infraction before you could inquire?
[02:41:31] Yeah, 1v11.
[02:41:32] And I guess when Reddington comes out, we might get the actual verbiage of the note, because that's important too.
[02:41:37] It's dangerous territory for a judge, isn't it?
[02:41:39] Because he doesn't want to inquire into the communications
[02:41:45] and the content of deliberations.
[02:41:47] But here he's presented with this issue.
[02:41:50] So I think it's important in this discussion.
[02:41:52] Is it a willingness?
[02:41:54] Or is it a misapprehension or a misunderstanding?
[02:41:58] So I think the judge did his best
[02:42:00] under the circumstances, under a very difficult issue.
[02:42:03] But maybe that's why he's sending them home now.
[02:42:05] he might want to look into this
[02:42:07] in research again
[02:42:08] like i said this precedent massachusetts for this
[02:42:11] but it's very very rare for this to happen and press you would not on the
[02:42:15] fly do we know it's a lot of indifference
[02:42:17] i have no idea it's it would have wanted mary praira for the 11th
[02:42:21] in june and then want to go home oh well let's get to the bottom of this
[02:42:24] yeah this jury and i mean we're talking about
[02:42:28] a motion and then a follow-up
[02:42:31] and it wasn't enough there
[02:42:32] to
[02:42:34] throw up a full investigation that you know your investigation judge sullivan
[02:42:39] the way he handled this moment in real time
[02:42:43] and a little appropriate
[02:42:45] because it would be perfect for kevin reddington if they just not that you're
[02:42:49] often brought someone else because he believes that that juror is in his
[02:42:55] but for that juror there would be some type of an acquittal right
[02:42:59] you know
[02:43:00] he wants it to be resolved the way he's saying
[02:43:03] what if it's one-based woman talking about it refuses
[02:43:07] it came from that's very fair for you to say that
[02:43:10] it's very unlikely but it's also fair
[02:43:13] which is what the judge did
[02:43:14] you can't just
[02:43:16] go from zero to a hundred get off our jury because you're an idiot and you're not
[02:43:20] following the law that's not what happened maybe the person simply doesn't
[02:43:24] understand so it's the country's saying it would be
[02:43:27] his role to remain neutral and instruct the jury again.
[02:43:31] I don't think it's coercive and I don't think it's inappropriate.
[02:43:34] Now if this person comes back and they say, okay, they're still misinterpreting what you
[02:43:39] said, judge, they're just unwilling to follow the definition of reason.
[02:43:44] What does that mean?
[02:43:45] I don't understand.
[02:43:46] 36 hours?
[02:43:47] Then we can take it to the next level, but not this first time.
[02:43:53] Marie, how do you get to that point and bring it because if I'm a let's say I'm
[02:43:59] the juror I understand perfectly this reasonable doubt and I don't have any I
[02:44:06] mean that's could be what we're dealing with here is one person standing up to
[02:44:09] 11 exactly at the end of the day removing that truth is not a democracy
[02:44:14] someone else can slip in and we get the verdict that we want to for the
[02:44:19] defense, that doesn't, I'm not sure if that that's fair. It's not, bro. Like it's not.
[02:44:27] You know it's not bullshit. That's exactly why the judge is not jumping on the Kevin
[02:44:33] Reddington interpretation of what is called causing this issue where we don't have a
[02:44:39] verdict yet. He's not going to jump on it because to do it would be unfair to both
[02:44:44] side, which is the side of justice the judge is supposed to be on. He can't just say, oh maybe the
[02:44:51] person like you said feels like, you know, they have proven it beyond the reasonable doubt based
[02:44:56] on their interpretation. I mean, Kevin may not like that, but the judge has to remain neutral
[02:45:03] and not just take a side because that is what the defense attorney was saying.
[02:45:08] I was not considering the jurors not misinterpreting. Somebody believes she's guilty, assuming
[02:45:11] the judge you've been sent.
[02:45:13] Because of how structurizing the trial is,
[02:45:15] it's just an assumption.
[02:45:17] But it's hard to explain.
[02:45:19] So you'd think it'd be hard to figure out
[02:45:21] if the person is
[02:45:23] actually not participating
[02:45:25] because he's come to your sheet.
[02:45:27] He's come to a conclusion.
[02:45:29] And then understands reasonable doubt fully.
[02:45:31] It's just their version.
[02:45:33] Yeah, I mean that's just the
[02:45:35] semantics of the verdict form,
[02:45:37] semantics of the law. You know, they always word it
[02:45:39] that's a little bit tricky to the average person.
[02:45:41] My understanding, it's 11 to 1 favoritism.
[02:45:44] That's the implication, but nobody actually knows.
[02:45:47] But the idea is that these are regular people that
[02:45:50] under they want things.
[02:45:51] In a storm of voids, one should would not bend.
[02:45:53] So the breeze point where they understand it or not,
[02:45:55] if they come back and say they are refusing it,
[02:45:57] but to your point as well, Ted, it's like,
[02:45:59] after all this time, I'm just standing firm
[02:46:01] in what I believe and not going to compromise
[02:46:03] what I believe no matter if it's 11 people I'm standing
[02:46:06] up to or 11 hundred people I'm standing up to.
[02:46:09] Oh, let's go back to court room.
[02:46:12] Here we go.
[02:46:15] All right.
[02:46:16] You ready for the jury?
[02:46:17] Yes.
[02:46:18] All right.
[02:46:20] Cops, we're ready for the jury.
[02:46:21] That's judge's.
[02:46:21] Thank you.
[02:46:22] Let's get it.
[02:46:30] Hold the line, judge.
[02:46:31] Let's go.
[02:46:31] Not guilty? Yeah. Not guilty. She didn't do anything wrong. She's kind of smiling now.
[02:46:48] Uh oh. Uh oh.
[02:46:54] This is the first non-stress of the meeting.
[02:46:56] Your Honor, present before the court, we have 12 deliberating jurors and six
[02:47:01] ultimates in the matter. Commonwealth forces, Lindsay Clancy, all of the parties
[02:47:04] are present. All right. Good afternoon everybody. What I'm going to do is
[02:47:09] excuse you until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. All right and then I'll speak
[02:47:15] to you at that point tomorrow morning. So remember the instructions I have
[02:47:20] given you over and over again. Stay away from any coverage about this. Don't talk about this case.
[02:47:26] I like all. And I will see everybody tomorrow morning. Okay.
[02:47:29] All right. Oh my God. She's happy. She's so happy. Look at her face. Oh wow. One shot won't break.
[02:47:48] Oh my god
[02:48:00] Where do they want to let her go to set the precedent that women can't be held accountable?
[02:48:07] Anything we need to address before tomorrow morning?
[02:48:10] It's like a mini desert and our plans are measured in century shit
[02:48:21] All right, there you have it
[02:48:24] Shit will be a day seven of deliberation seven days to figure out whether it she strangled and killed her children
[02:48:33] Seven days
[02:48:35] God took less time to build the earth
[02:48:38] The 11 jurors, according to Kevin Redington and the body language of the prosecutors,
[02:48:44] have made it clear that all of existence took him six days.
[02:48:48] She is not criminally responsible in the deaths of her three children.
[02:48:52] It's a bombshell.
[02:48:54] It opens up a lot of questions now moving forward.
[02:48:57] Right.
[02:48:58] Sure does.
[02:48:59] This DA cruise is going to be under a lot of pressure.
[02:49:05] This is a if it's a mistrial, which I mean it seems to be going that way if this person
[02:49:11] Hones type one thing at this point you've lasted this long as you're going to
[02:49:15] There's a major loss
[02:49:17] Right 11 to 1. It's not an outright little to one
[02:49:22] You've got a supermajority and you know it is for all intents and purposes a loss
[02:49:27] And it also is good evidence that you don't have it and you're not ever going to have it
[02:49:33] So it really, look, I don't think he's going to walk away from this case.
[02:49:38] Seven days to figure out if she's accountable for what she admitted that she did.
[02:49:42] Maybe reducing it to second degree and allow them to go jury-waved and let a judge decide.
[02:49:48] Oh my God.
[02:49:49] Because you don't want to, I don't think he wants to put this same case in front of a second jury and take two Ls on the same case.
[02:49:55] We need to retry.
[02:49:57] But this is, you know, it's not a great point for the defendant.
[02:50:00] 11 to 1. Usually we don't know the number breakdown. That's why Attorney Redington wanted to go on the record.
[02:50:08] He wanted everyone to know it's 11 to 1.
[02:50:11] 11 to 1.
[02:50:13] It's a stubborn individual that doesn't seem like he or she is going to break.
[02:50:18] Good.
[02:50:19] Yeah. Let's do this. Let's get a breakdown because the Kevin Redington scrum is going to be a big one today.
[02:50:27] today we may find out the exact wording of that note from the jury for a person to judge
[02:50:34] Sullivan. Oh boy. Can you explain why the case is complicated? Yeah. Women. Yeah. I know.
[02:50:54] I look look hey you're telling me right so I don't know really what else to say I can't
[02:51:04] believe that we're back to watching another trial the last one was 2022 and now it's happening
[02:51:13] again I think this shit is so funny man it really is maybe I should yeah full circle
[02:51:18] maybe we should do this more and every time that one of these big ones happens man is
[02:51:24] Is it 11 guilty or 11 not guilty?
[02:51:26] The implication is that it's 11 guilty.
[02:51:30] I'm going to see if they have any follow-up interviews and then we're going to move on
[02:51:34] to some other topics because obviously, state of play happened today, a number of other
[02:51:39] things happened today.
[02:51:41] I don't want to spend all day on this even though it is very amusing.
[02:51:44] So are you going to start streaming tomorrow that early?
[02:51:47] No, honestly, like I'm not going to, like I'm not going to wake up that early.
[02:51:51] If it was that big of a deal when I was covering it from the beginning, I would get up at 8AM
[02:51:56] to do it.
[02:51:57] But I just don't feel like it.
[02:51:59] I don't feel like it at all.
[02:52:01] Eleven not guilty.
[02:52:02] Yeah, they say eleven not guilty.
[02:52:04] Like eleven people think that she is not guilty.
[02:52:07] So that is one lone chud.
[02:52:11] One final chud.
[02:52:13] The one chud who will not break.
[02:52:16] Let me see what this is.
[02:52:18] I'll pull up some of the other comments about it.
[02:52:21] The defense is lying.
[02:52:22] I don't know.
[02:52:23] This is so fucking crazy.
[02:52:25] Me if I was on a jury because of what do you mean you want us to continue deliberating
[02:52:28] our minds are made up, Your Honor.
[02:52:30] Yeah, how can 12 people not agree on a verdict when the mother admitting to killing her
[02:52:34] three children?
[02:52:36] They just denied Reddington's request to remove the juror.
[02:52:38] The jury is back to deliberating.
[02:52:40] Crazy.
[02:52:41] Oh my fucking God.
[02:52:43] Unbelievable the judge since the jury back to continue deliberating again
[02:52:48] Reddington looks defeated whatever the jury asked Reddington isn't happy. Yeah, I mean who knows
[02:52:55] Well a juror's part from one another don't make up but don't want another conscience. Well, I don't know what it's going to be
[02:53:00] Right. I don't know
[02:53:02] You get paid while you're on jury duty. Yeah, I don't think it's that much
[02:53:06] But yeah, something like that. Basically, we have a jury of people not shrinks
[02:53:10] Well, I mean you don't need to be a fucking psychologist to know that like I mean at the end of the day if she was out of her mind
[02:53:18] Or not it doesn't really like I mean what crazy person so this is this is how you know that she's not actually crazy
[02:53:25] Okay, it's actually really really simple who the fuck googles. Oh, yeah
[02:53:32] Where's the artery in a person's neck?
[02:53:35] Who the fuck Googles like how like was it like how to like what kind of gases are toxic who
[02:53:43] Who Googles or looks up some other weird bullshit tells the like there's so many layers of
[02:53:52] Premeditation to this that it's fucking ridiculous and also there the voices were never present before then there were no
[02:54:00] instances of her saying this or you know having this be
[02:54:04] documented. There were no voices afterwards. She's not hearing any voices anymore. So very
[02:54:10] clearly, this isn't voices in her head. Everybody knows this. And even if it was, it wouldn't
[02:54:16] be a defense. But like let's assume that it was. There's no argument for that. You
[02:54:21] can't make that argument. Nobody would make that argument. How convenient? Yeah. The
[02:54:27] voices were our children telling her to stop. Yeah, well those went away. And
[02:54:32] is an episode of psychosis. She mentioned the voices before from what I heard. I don't know.
[02:54:37] I don't remember anybody saying that before. She planned it and showed none of the symptoms
[02:54:42] before one hour event. Yeah. I mean, a person that has a psychotic break doesn't say, okay,
[02:54:48] so I'm thinking that at three, okay, it's 317 right now. Welcome back to Core TV Live. I'm
[02:54:55] Cody Thomas. Deliberations in Plymouth, Massachusetts will go into day seven as
[02:55:00] jurors struggle to reach a verdict in Lindsey Clancy murder trial. Now the panel still deadlocked. Judge William Sullivan instructed jurors to continue deliberating, but with no unanimous decision in sight the likelihood of a declared mistrial continues to grow.
[02:55:15] trial. And today we found out that it seems that the jury is split 11 to 1 in
[02:55:21] favor of the defense. But while we wait for Kevin Reddington to leave the
[02:55:24] courthouse to see what he has to say after waiting for the deliberations,
[02:55:28] let's bring in our guest still with us this hour criminal defense attorney and
[02:55:31] former prosecutor Marie Carrera. Marie, first of all, great to see you. It's
[02:55:34] been quite some time. Always love having you on the program here.
[02:55:37] Checked polly market charges? Okay. Listen, this is one of the craziest days
[02:55:41] of anything I've seen in about three and a half years here at Court TV. And
[02:55:45] I was here for Karen Reed and things of that nature as well.
[02:55:47] Yeah.
[02:55:48] We're sitting on pins and needles waiting for this thing.
[02:55:50] We were thinking it was gonna be the end
[02:55:52] and then we get this, that again,
[02:55:54] as we've spoken about earlier today,
[02:55:56] this plunger seemingly refusing to accept,
[02:56:00] according to the words of Kevin Reddington,
[02:56:02] refusing to accept the language of the law
[02:56:04] as far as reasonable doubt is presented by the judge.
[02:56:08] Just let me get your overall thoughts
[02:56:09] of the whole situation.
[02:56:10] Have you seen anything similar to this before?
[02:56:11] It's so over.
[02:56:12] a
[02:56:14] Single digit chance it is plummeting. It's crashing right what the hell
[02:56:25] Is it Lindsay a boy's name that you're saying it seems like
[02:56:30] 11 jurors
[02:56:33] She's guilty to convict we don't know that way
[02:56:36] They didn't call the jurors to say how many of you actually want to acquit or convict.
[02:56:43] So we're assuming because Kevin Reddington was so upset that it had to be a pending decision
[02:56:50] in his favor.
[02:56:51] But actually, we don't know for a fact.
[02:56:54] Yeah, but like, come on.
[02:56:55] That's very true.
[02:56:56] And she's right about this, but like, what are you going to bet on?
[02:57:02] allegedly a one singular jury. I mean the guy is like 150 years old. He probably can read a jury.
[02:57:09] Again that's that's lay people in that courtroom reading this verdict form. You as well as anybody
[02:57:14] knows how how tricky some of that uh uh legal legalese legal language can be. It could be that
[02:57:20] but Marie if it's not. I'm rooting for her to win. After two deadlocks why are we coming back
[02:57:27] now saying that we don't understand what was going on? You could have said this on day one
[02:57:31] after a couple of hours. Wait a minute, let me get some clarification on this. You could
[02:57:34] have said it after the first deadlock. Maria could have said it.
[02:57:37] They're trying to drag it out right off the clock.
[02:57:38] The two hour limit is charged, but now in the witching hour of day six, now we're going
[02:57:42] to bring up that we don't understand what was going on or that we're refusing
[02:57:45] to accept. What are your thoughts on that?
[02:57:50] You know, we don't know what exactly is the nature of the dispute. Again, is it
[02:57:55] that the person is unwilling to accept the definition of reasonable doubt? Or is it that
[02:58:02] they just don't understand it? The judges going with maybe they still don't understand,
[02:58:07] which is why the judge gave the instruction again, rather than jump to the level where
[02:58:13] they are taking the drawer off and putting an alternate, we'll go family set about it.
[02:58:19] the law of what reasonable doubt says.
[02:58:22] We don't know exactly what is the motive behind that note, and the judge is taking it to be,
[02:58:29] I maybe didn't understand.
[02:58:31] Now if tomorrow they come back and they're all in the same room, they're all in the
[02:58:35] same room again.
[02:58:37] And that one person, whatever the whole doubt says, I don't care what the judge says
[02:58:43] about reasonable doubt.
[02:58:44] I think it's this.
[02:58:46] It's a whole nother story like they say. Yeah, then the judge could say mistrust a drastic steps that Kevin Redington
[02:58:52] He's suggesting yeah, but for now we don't have enough to know that the person is judges a child holding out
[02:58:59] I don't know man. I really don't know lack of understanding. Yeah, Marie
[02:59:05] I mean, I'm just so surprised at how long this has gone
[02:59:09] I think everybody else deadlock. I knew it was gonna be a long deliberation given, you know, you had five
[02:59:14] five, pretty much five weeks of testimony, 300 exhibits, 80
[02:59:18] pieces. I expected it to be really few days long because we
[02:59:21] started what? Last Thursday they had about half a day or few
[02:59:24] hours, full day Friday through the weekend, come back Monday.
[02:59:27] Deadlock Tuesday after about 17 hours. Now, in my experience
[02:59:31] here, you probably have more experience in the courtrooms.
[02:59:33] Well, you do more than I do. But in my experience here at
[02:59:36] Court TV, you know, you get a deadlock, they come back
[02:59:39] maybe three or four hours later with their decision
[02:59:42] depending on where it falls in the day. They might come
[02:59:44] the next day. But here we are Marie. That was at 17 hours that first deadlock. We're at 36 hours
[02:59:49] in 11 or 22 minutes now. I mean, that's nuts. Is this extra time? Not to mention there was another
[02:59:55] deadlock in there too. Is this extra time really working here? I feel like this is one of those
[03:00:01] cases where you choose your side. She wins, but will that be enough to wake people up?
[03:00:05] It will be. I'm going to just pause the audio because they're just kind of discussing the
[03:00:10] the meta level of this and we'll go back
[03:00:13] whenever they do the interviews
[03:00:14] and that should be kind of soon.
[03:00:16] So, yeah, we're about to see unreasonable doubt,
[03:00:19] hold weight in court, yeah.
[03:00:21] Did they take the jurors phones
[03:00:22] or were they scrolling TikTok?
[03:00:23] I think that they're just instructed not to
[03:00:25] but there's like an honor system of like what's going on,
[03:00:30] right, it'll be gone.
[03:00:30] Yeah, I think that it will be,
[03:00:33] oh wait a second, wait a second, let's give you.
[03:00:34] Come on, to just say whatever
[03:00:36] so I can get the heck out of here.
[03:00:39] Mm-hmm. Yeah sentiment that I people could just be tired about it, but read that way until earlier this week that when you call somebody
[03:00:45] Okay, here we go back in there
[03:00:47] Where did you're essentially asking them? I mean you're saying, you know when I was in a five-man five women
[03:00:53] Actually go back in there try to compromise. Well, we've come here's the question right up. Obviously. We're one side
[03:00:59] It shouldn't matter one side is over there. Why does it matter?
[03:01:01] I'm gonna ask them to do is either everybody knows why I'm at least believe or try to bring
[03:01:06] shouldn't tell you that juries are about to compromise what they their
[03:01:09] decision is and that seems like it could be just a slight legal system
[03:01:13] about that. I never thought of it that way for Vinny Pollutham brought it up.
[03:01:17] Absolutely because it you know there has to be a point where you cannot
[03:01:21] coerce a juror to take a position when they can't figure it out.
[03:01:26] That's why you have mistrials and that's why you have reasonable doubt.
[03:01:30] If a person can come to a decision then there's a doubt.
[03:01:34] Yeah, I agree with that.
[03:01:35] If it's 11 people who come to a decision and one who cannot, then you have a mistrial
[03:01:40] and that's it.
[03:01:41] I think it's to the point now that the judge may be coercive.
[03:01:45] If they come back tomorrow and say that we're still having this issue and it's not—
[03:01:49] I think, I hope they do.
[03:01:50] I hope that, again, every outcome to this to me is good.
[03:01:55] She's fit to stand trial and the case is basically temporary insanity because of
[03:01:58] hormones.
[03:01:59] Yeah.
[03:02:00] one juror who's showing why the jury system works. No dude, I could give you 50 examples of why the
[03:02:07] jury system doesn't work. I think the problem is that we should like, like you guys have no idea how
[03:02:16] like basically everything that they did like almost everything like I don't think we should
[03:02:20] bring back slavery for example right? But there's a lot of other things that like I really think
[03:02:26] that they got it right in 1789. I do. I think they got it right. I think that we need to just go back to that.
[03:02:37] Yeah, like there's a lot of these.
[03:02:41] You should play Dawn Walker. I'm going to. I said I was going to. I just haven't gotten around to it.
[03:02:46] I have asked Jump Scare. Well, I already had that Jump Scare a little while ago, right?
[03:02:50] And that's Grock for the outcome based on the case.
[03:02:55] Yeah, I mean, I could look at it a million different ways, right?
[03:02:59] And drive-bys with muskets.
[03:03:01] Yeah, nothing's going to happen when she's allowed to go free.
[03:03:03] We will complain and deranged women will celebrate.
[03:03:06] And too many women have too, or sorry, too many people have too many rights.
[03:03:10] Yes, true.
[03:03:11] And yeah, Don Walker needed another year to cook with a $40 price tag, massively
[03:03:16] disappointing.
[03:03:17] I mean, I haven't seen it myself.
[03:03:18] And so I just really am not sure about that, but yeah, this is it is really funny for people
[03:03:24] to see this.
[03:03:25] I'm nice hat, bro.
[03:03:26] Yeah, that's good.
[03:03:27] Right.
[03:03:28] Patriot.
[03:03:29] They love this, bro.
[03:03:30] Like, oh man, I'm great.
[03:03:35] That's great.
[03:03:36] So you're gonna take a robot taxi from Tesla in Austin.
[03:03:39] I already did.
[03:03:40] I've taken a, not a Roomba.
[03:03:43] What's the Waymo?
[03:03:44] A Waymo.
[03:03:45] And Lee Lexpert says multiple jurors
[03:03:47] might have switched towards reasonable doubt.
[03:03:49] That there was obvious tension.
[03:03:51] It's not too surprising after so many days of deliberation
[03:03:54] that nerves can get frayed.
[03:03:57] And it could be possible that some jurors actually
[03:04:00] did switch, but that one holdout remains.
[03:04:04] Now, at the end of the day, I think that this jury
[03:04:08] that was in panel, there's going to be the jury
[03:04:10] that finishes this case.
[03:04:12] So if this juror remains just unchanged and is not willing to join the others, then we
[03:04:21] will have a mistrial.
[03:04:22] Now, the fact that we're talking about a single juror really weighs heavily in what we've
[03:04:27] been talking about, including what does the prosecutors do now?
[03:04:32] If this truly was an 11 to 1 result, then it may in fact favor the prosecutors to
[03:04:38] consider some type of deal with the defense.
[03:04:41] you know kai see what she thinks
[03:04:44] have i asked a woman what she thinks about something about course not
[03:04:49] it net that i'd never even crossed my mind
[03:04:55] no i have no idea what she thinks
[03:04:58] was very hard to think about uh... in in that sense
[03:05:01] the way it played out particularly with not all of the jurors president some
[03:05:05] leaving
[03:05:08] i think uh... yeah i mean fuck like of course not
[03:05:12] yeah
[03:05:14] show i think like you yeah i mean any any good woman would just simply listen to
[03:05:19] her husband and listen to whatever man tells her what to think
[03:05:24] that's just that that's the way
[03:05:26] listen guys
[03:05:27] that's just the way it used to be
[03:05:29] back in the old days
[03:05:31] back in the way it used to be
[03:05:33] And it's like, and you know what?
[03:05:35] Sometimes you need, you need a wife to help you understand things.
[03:05:40] And women can have input on things that are important, right?
[03:05:44] But at the end of the day, uh, that's it.
[03:05:49] So this communication.
[03:05:51] Yeah, I guess so.
[03:05:53] That's exactly the case.
[03:05:54] Of course, it's course.
[03:05:55] That's what she would say.
[03:05:56] I saw that she was talking about that.
[03:05:58] There's, there's been other, other clips of her talking shit.
[03:06:01] I've seen this, and uh, yeah, I'll have to look at this.
[03:06:08] Let me, let me, let me focus on this for now, okay?
[03:06:11] And then I can look at that.
[03:06:13] So, yeah, anyway, uh, where you got a rubber?
[03:06:16] Yeah, no, this is, no, this is just because my, cause I'm on fucking, uh,
[03:06:19] I'm using a mouse all the time.
[03:06:20] I think the problem is, so what happens?
[03:06:24] Let me look this up.
[03:06:26] What happens if the Lindsay.
[03:06:29] fancy trial is declared a mistrial like actually don't even know what happens
[03:06:38] like what what what actually happens
[03:06:45] a mistrial because long jury would end the trial without verdict it would not
[03:06:49] be an acquittal she would not go free she would remain charged what
[03:06:52] prosecution can do next retry the case with a new jury negotiate a plea or
[03:06:57] drop the charges. A mistrial simply returns to Kate's, the roughly the same legal posture
[03:07:03] it was before the trial began. There's no automatic catch and release and no finding that
[03:07:08] the commonwealth proved failed to prove its case. As of now, the jury has reportedly deadlocked
[03:07:14] more than once on the two-year-old Riga's dynamite instruction. Oh my god. Well, it
[03:07:20] could be three more years. Yeah, I guess so. And retry. Yeah, retry. I think we
[03:07:25] need to retry with a male jury, nine men, no women. Deliberations will take six
[03:07:34] minutes, okay? Because everybody's got to go use the bathroom and then they spend
[03:07:40] like a minute and a half and they're like, yeah, right, okay, all right, let's just
[03:07:44] get this done, okay, yeah, and that would be at seconds? Yeah, exactly, right?
[03:07:49] The chud, yeah, the council of chuds, there you go. One single jury, oh my
[03:07:53] God. And what is this here? Can I find? Oh, God, is this another one of these?
[03:07:59] Last question on this particular subject. And this guy, you know, I was going to let you
[03:08:03] on this show and I asked you about a son. I got to ask you about him because that's
[03:08:07] a wild man. You could I mean, you've condemned the rhetoric suggesting the American Jews
[03:08:12] could provoke violence against themselves. But you've resisted the man to repudiate
[03:08:16] a son, Pika, personally, who obviously has been a supporter of yours. You've been
[03:08:19] seeing what they want to campaign. I'll ask you this, is there anything that
[03:08:23] Sampak could say that would make you publicly disavow him considering what
[03:08:27] he has said about the Jewish community? I mean I mean sure but the bigger
[03:08:31] question is this how do we want to exchange ideas and the big question that
[03:08:36] I often without having people that support 9-11, why you can't you can't
[03:08:42] make these large big-picture abstractions whenever you you're
[03:08:46] trying to defend somebody who's he didn't answer it well he said yeah but like he never clarified
[03:08:52] what that means want us to be stepping back and asking is what is democracy for right the idea
[03:08:58] that you just categorically disavow an individual that to me doesn't make sense given that there
[03:09:06] it absolutely does would you disavow Osama bin Laden would you disavow Hitler would you disavow
[03:09:11] a Ted Bundy, would you disavow Ted Kaczynski, would you disavow Luigi Mangione, would you disavow,
[03:09:19] like it's actually super obvious, would you disavow a child molester? Like it's actually super
[03:09:25] obvious what the answer to this is. Like imagine, could you imagine, like do you think that he
[03:09:35] would disavow somebody who is like a KKK member? Yes. So very clearly, all of these like
[03:09:43] specificities and everything else they use, they're just being, this is all in manipulation.
[03:09:51] He agrees with the song, that's why you won't do it. Yeah.
[03:09:55] There'll be things that people say that you deeply disagree with.
[03:09:58] Even one that says America brought 9-11 on itself? Even after-
[03:10:01] And then he just about it and then he just about it himself Steven. I like this not a concern
[03:10:06] He said that it was out of context just a reading of what the man actually thinks
[03:10:10] He specifically said that he was wrong about that himself and look
[03:10:13] I you know
[03:10:14] I've been a student of Stephen A Smith long enough to know that people have come after you and tried to cancel you for stuff that you
[03:10:19] Said so do you think people should disavow you for the worst like the things that you might have said on the air that
[03:10:23] Didn't come out quite right or they clicked out of they didn't come out quite right or clipped out of context
[03:10:28] I think that's minimizing. I think he's just minimizing this
[03:10:31] I would say to answer your question I reckon I would say yes if I went that damn far because nobody could ever say I did something like that
[03:10:50] Oh Patriot alert love to hear it
[03:10:53] What I'm saying is there are three million people who listen to this song and I want
[03:11:03] to offer them a pathway into an electoral movement where rather than sit outside of the
[03:11:09] electoral system they see a pathway around the things that they agree with that he says
[03:11:14] that I agree with and a pathway that disavows the things that I disagree with and so it's
[03:11:19] You're not thinking about him. You're not thinking about him. You're thinking about the three million people that support him and you're trying to get those vote
[03:11:24] That's what you're saying
[03:11:26] Exactly, and let me just be clear like I you know
[03:11:28] I've been watching you for a very long time and I'm glad to be on your show, but I'm not here to talk to you
[03:11:32] You know this I'm here to talk to the people you're talking to absolutely right and and it's important to me that they
[03:11:38] Hear my ideas exactly and it's important to me that they hear my ideas for my ideas and there are gonna be places
[03:11:43] Where you and I disagree they're gonna be places where you and I fully agree and that's okay
[03:11:47] And it's important to me not to just say you know politics as they say is a is a is a game of addition
[03:11:52] You've got to be able to be talking to a lot of people and a lot of different ways
[03:11:57] I don't think this is really like all of this like it. You're this is all gobbly gook like if you were actually
[03:12:03] Talking about this in a legitimate way
[03:12:06] Like do you think that he would criticize somebody for using the same defense for bringing on Nick Fuentes for example?
[03:12:14] I think that he wouldn't or sorry, I think that he would criticize that so this is a double standard
[03:12:20] I think that people need to keep pressing this because it is totally indefensible
[03:12:26] But there are so many like violent calls to violence crazy things
[03:12:31] So son has said that there's not even a question as to whether this is somebody who should be disavowed or not
[03:12:38] It's it's not as it's not even a universe where there's a possibility
[03:12:42] So, why is it that you can't make that decision?
[03:12:46] It's because you agree with him.
[03:12:48] That's the actual reason.
[03:12:49] The reason that last week I went on Jesse Waters, you think Jesse Waters is not the most
[03:12:53] thing that happened.
[03:12:54] I watched, I watched.
[03:12:55] Right?
[03:12:56] But I went on because I wanted to be able to talk to those folks who listened to Jesse
[03:12:59] Waters.
[03:13:00] That's not the same thing.
[03:13:01] Going on a news interview is different than inviting a person to campaign with you
[03:13:05] and then coming to their home to be on their live stream.
[03:13:09] invited this person to campaign with you and you even had this person answering
[03:13:14] prayer answering press questions at your press conferences like this is not the
[03:13:19] same thing he's not having jessie waters do that like it's just again this is such
[03:13:24] a manipulation it's unbelievable waters is a look i need you to hear me in my
[03:13:29] own words not what they say about me on this channel like they talk about me
[03:13:33] like i'm fifteen minutes i gotta confess to you i know that interviews
[03:13:37] I've been sent to see but that's a damn good answer. I gotta give you credit for that's a damn good answer, sir
[03:13:41] I gotta give it to you. I don't think it is. I think it's just another excuse
[03:13:46] It's another excuse because I think there's tons of people that he would disavow for making all kinds of negative violent rhetoric
[03:13:53] But because he's not doing it in this circumstance
[03:13:56] I think that he's doing that and I honestly think that even if he does disavow
[03:14:00] Hassan or something it doesn't matter because it took so long like he's actually in a lose-lose
[03:14:07] situation, where if you disavow him at this point, it basically is proof that this type
[03:14:12] of messaging works, and if you don't disavow him at this point, it's, you know, basically
[03:14:19] continuing this news cycle.
[03:14:21] So it's like a lose-lose situation.
[03:14:25] Good start, but Stephen Locke follow-through though, and he's not going to stick on the
[03:14:28] same thing forever, right?
[03:14:29] But like, that's it.
[03:14:30] And lose-lose situation, will come and the idiots can vote.
[03:14:33] Yeah, exactly.
[03:14:35] And Miss Society had more dignity and reverence?
[03:14:37] I mean, again, the thing is you can't have a society with dignity and reverence if you
[03:14:43] have somebody who's openly celebrating 9-11.
[03:14:46] You just, you can't have this.
[03:14:49] That's not, there's no dignity there.
[03:14:51] There's no reverence or anything like that.
[03:14:54] It's completely unpopular and nobody is interested in that whatsoever.
[03:15:00] Let me scroll down.
[03:15:01] I got to look at some of the other posts too, right?
[03:15:04] Yeah, if all the Lindsey Cancy trial it's saying 11 or not guilty and one is guilty we lost all dignity
[03:15:09] There's there's been a lot of this and now here's another one. Look at this
[03:15:12] We're talking about dignity
[03:15:14] Celebrating the murder of an employee at a bank who has a newborn baby at home
[03:15:18] Thanks, she was just a middleman. She was just like you have some sympathy
[03:15:23] You can't force anybody to have laughter or grief those things happen deep. They're older than humanity
[03:15:29] So if massive amounts of people have zero grief, zero sympathy for a situation, you can't shame them in that.
[03:15:37] But bots don't know that because they're fucking...
[03:15:40] What about slavery?
[03:15:43] This is, it's another one of these, like these people, the way they act is like...
[03:15:48] They don't actually believe, this is what I've said many times, is they don't actually believe anything they're saying.
[03:15:54] They're only saying this because it's something that's advantageous to them.
[03:16:00] If you gave me 50 other completely horrible instances and then you asked this person what
[03:16:06] their opinion was on people that supported or thought these instances were funny, she
[03:16:10] would immediately condemn them and think it was horrible and hate them.
[03:16:15] But she's not doing in this circumstance because she wants to see this person killed.
[03:16:19] That's why it happens.
[03:16:20] Yeah, isn't shame and guilt their entire move set?
[03:16:23] Yeah it is.
[03:16:24] BOTS!
[03:16:25] And if you're one of those people who's chosen to take a title in an evil company rather
[03:16:30] than any power or money because that's just what they're giving you now, maybe you should
[03:16:36] look at that.
[03:16:37] Is it giving you hazard pay?
[03:16:39] No?
[03:16:40] Then don't take the fucking title.
[03:16:43] These people are domestic terrorists.
[03:16:47] They are domestic terrorists full stop.
[03:16:51] They're advocating for, promoting, and glorifying violence against people for political reasons.
[03:17:00] This is the kind of stuff that I say before about Trump being way too liberal.
[03:17:06] If it was up to me, all of these people would be locked up.
[03:17:10] All of these people would be locked up and this would be done.
[03:17:13] I'm surprised that anybody puts up with this.
[03:17:17] I really am.
[03:17:18] Like, it's crazy but you're the one that gets banned.
[03:17:20] Well, these and why? It's because these people have literally no, they have no qualms, no
[03:17:29] issues with exercising their hostility and their aggression. And the reason why they have no qualms
[03:17:36] with it is because nobody ever checks them. Nobody ever holds an accountable. Nobody ever
[03:17:41] reigns them in. This is probably a woman who's been allowed to behave this way for her entire
[03:17:47] life. So of course she's going to act like a petulant child that wants to beat up and murder
[03:17:53] anybody that she disagrees with because that's what she's been allowed to get away with. That's
[03:17:58] why. It'd be more permanent to jail them. Someone would just undo them. Oh, I don't know. I mean,
[03:18:03] there's a lot of ways you could deal with that, right? Where they're instead of my state job
[03:18:07] of living in a blue state, the world's going to share all those Lindsey Clancy Luigi and
[03:18:10] the BOA stabber innocent in these people's eyes because they're bad people. Like it's
[03:18:15] it's just that there is a
[03:18:16] there are certain people out there that are just bad
[03:18:20] like there's not a dirt there's no arm
[03:18:22] there's no fine print about this there's no
[03:18:25] uh... you know like middle ground to be had with them
[03:18:28] like they're just really bad people and you can't deal with them in any capacity
[03:18:33] and as soon as people are able to understand that
[03:18:36] then we can deal with okay well then how do we address this problem
[03:18:40] and that is the solution that needs to happen
[03:18:43] but right now it just hasn't happened yet
[03:18:46] and our own system shackles us we get to ship versus people explaining it what
[03:18:49] we do
[03:18:50] well it's simple you just uh... you will what you do
[03:18:54] is you constantly
[03:18:56] vote for somebody who will eventually just cross the rubicon and do it anyway
[03:19:01] a great example is capturing maduro
[03:19:04] when trump captured maduro it was totally
[03:19:07] but you think that was legal you think if i get if you had to go to
[03:19:10] congress and and like the supreme court
[03:19:13] and the senate and everything like you think that they would have let him do
[03:19:16] that
[03:19:17] ninety nine percent chances no but he did it and it's done
[03:19:21] so at the end of the day
[03:19:24] history will always favor people that take action
[03:19:28] and all i'm saying is that i will always vote for a person who i think is
[03:19:32] willing to take dramatic action
[03:19:35] it doesn't matter whether i think this is like the
[03:19:38] well what what it what if some judge in massachusetts says that the executive
[03:19:43] order doesn't work i don't care about that
[03:19:45] it did the process i i'm not tied to processes
[03:19:50] i am tied to outcomes i think that people that are tied to processes are
[03:19:54] in a lot of cases noble in their pursuits
[03:19:57] and noble in the way that they try to be
[03:20:00] but they also begin that they also become their biggest enemy
[03:20:04] because these people are completely defenseless against the concept of a person using a process
[03:20:10] against them. They don't even have a theory of mind of an individual who weaponizes processes
[03:20:17] in a way that's beneficial for themselves. And so there's no way for them to understand
[03:20:23] or compartmentalize that and address it. That's the big issue with a lot of conservatives
[03:20:28] is that conservatives naturally value order, I think more than most liberals do.
[03:20:34] And the big weakness with that is that order, if it's being misused, misappropriated or taken
[03:20:41] advantage of or ignored, is worse than having anarchy.
[03:20:47] Like basically, anarcho-tyranny can in a lot of cases be worse than anarchy.
[03:20:54] lawyers on camera? Oh, okay. Sorry.
[03:20:59] By the juror and the judge will identify the juror tomorrow.
[03:21:04] Have a listen to you that she is on a race. I
[03:21:06] don't have a talk to them.
[03:21:08] Is Lindsay understand what's going on when she's
[03:21:09] listening all that?
[03:21:12] I just I just want to make sure she's there and
[03:21:15] understands what's going on.
[03:21:16] What was your reaction when she found out about
[03:21:18] the whole, oh, God, okay, somebody down.
[03:21:20] Sorry about the latency.
[03:21:27] At least the audio is good.
[03:21:45] All right breaking news. We got Kevin Reddington coming out of that courthouse.
[03:21:51] Let's go see what he has to say after six days of deliberation.
[03:21:55] All right, Kevin, can you just explain to all the viewers here what happened today?
[03:22:01] What happened today? Just a little while ago.
[03:22:04] We're back up to the little guys.
[03:22:08] So no one gets hurt. All right, let's do them.
[03:22:12] So, uh, the juror has been identified by the note from the foreproper, and there will be
[03:22:23] an inquiry by the judge tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
[03:22:26] I don't know what his question is going to be.
[03:22:28] We'll have an argument about it.
[03:22:30] I don't think it will be at the sidebar.
[03:22:32] I think it will be an open court, which is my concern that we have our arguments
[03:22:37] in open, but at the second.
[03:22:38] Sorry about the video.
[03:22:39] I don't know why this is happening.
[03:22:41] And that's B.A.R., not B.A.H., okay?
[03:22:44] Is this one person versus all the rest?
[03:22:47] Is this one person versus all the rest in the jury?
[03:22:49] Is it one person holding this up?
[03:22:51] Yeah, you heard the question.
[03:22:53] It's basically that there's a person who has doubt but will not listen to the judge's instruction.
[03:22:58] Has everybody else agreed? Wow.
[03:23:00] Are you like the only guy?
[03:23:02] No, I'm just a lot about it.
[03:23:04] I'm from...
[03:23:06] My last question, I'll be quiet.
[03:23:08] Is the one person, they tell you that all the rest of the jurors are going one way or the other, do they tell you that?
[03:23:14] They don't tell me anything, it's just a note.
[03:23:16] Do you want a new juror or do you want a mistrial?
[03:23:20] I don't want a mistrial? Why would I want a mistrial?
[03:23:22] So if you want them to put a new...
[03:23:26] Okay.
[03:23:27] I feel like there's probably so much going on here.
[03:23:42] video is just bad you know what you're going to identify tomorrow they're gonna
[03:23:50] identify this is going to make sure she's there and understands what's going
[03:24:02] on 11 in favor of her that's the implication but that's not stated you
[03:24:10] would logically assume that if he's advocating for this it's because he
[03:24:15] thinks that it's in his favor right like you would guess that but we don't
[03:24:27] We're not certain.
[03:24:29] It's just what makes sense.
[03:24:32] Guarantee it's a lie for her?
[03:24:34] Yeah.
[03:24:37] Wouldn't I find the juror to be intimidating?
[03:24:40] It probably wouldn't be shown to the public.
[03:24:43] But I don't really know.
[03:24:45] Sorry about the horrible quality.
[03:24:47] This is the best I can do.
[03:24:57] Yeah, these are just, it's such a mad house, it's impossible to even know what's going on.
[03:25:07] Get home in some room?
[03:25:08] Yeah, like god damn.
[03:25:09] He could be lying to save face.
[03:25:10] You think it's 11 to 10 not guilty, that would be crazy.
[03:25:15] That's what it seems like.
[03:25:17] It seems like it's 11 to 1 not guilty.
[03:25:21] because Lindsey Clancy's attorney is the one that wants the one person removed.
[03:25:28] What a circus. Jesus. People are so...
[03:25:38] We're so awful nowadays. We're so awful.
[03:25:45] This trial usually favors the state. I don't know what's gonna happen. I'm
[03:25:49] I'm really just not familiar enough with the idea.
[03:25:56] Yeah, these are the exact same.
[03:25:59] I love you, man.
[03:26:01] Oh my God.
[03:26:08] We live in a crazy world, yeah.
[03:26:19] He's probably saying that as a show of confidence to get the prosecutor to negotiate.
[03:26:24] Maybe that's it. I have no idea.
[03:26:33] What the fuck?
[03:26:36] What the fuck?
[03:26:49] You're changing that guy's life over here.
[03:26:53] Okay, sidebar?
[03:26:54] The judge does it by tomorrow.
[03:27:01] This is an old man.
[03:27:02] They got to give this guy some space.
[03:27:05] Alright, so you're super heated at the sidebar.
[03:27:07] I might have missed that.
[03:27:08] Yeah.
[03:27:09] What was going on?
[03:27:10] I just wanted...
[03:27:11] This is a...
[03:27:12] This is a...
[03:27:13] I'm looking at the sidebar.
[03:27:15] Is that why you were holding your face?
[03:27:17] I think those are my notes.
[03:27:21] What?
[03:27:22] Honestly, just for his own safety, I feel like they should just do a press conference tomorrow.
[03:27:27] After all of this, in between the sidebar...
[03:27:29] Instead of having these people mob him down.
[03:27:32] ...that they talk about with clients.
[03:27:34] Thank you.
[03:27:37] You better waste your time.
[03:27:39] What world is this? It should be a man who's guilty?
[03:27:42] That's what happens.
[03:27:44] You met my mother yesterday.
[03:27:46] New Midwest safety, 11 of League Lemigrants,
[03:27:48] Flea, Texas Troopers.
[03:27:51] I might have to watch that.
[03:27:52] Give me a second.
[03:27:54] Let me see this.
[03:28:02] Oh my God.
[03:28:05] Okay, not yet, not yet.
[03:28:07] Is he gone?
[03:28:08] It's that same guy.
[03:28:09] I love how everybody starts acting right
[03:28:11] as soon as Roddy Pullman shows up.
[03:28:13] You know what?
[03:28:15] Alright, so it was Marie Pereira and Sonny Slaver.
[03:28:17] The moment that he said, oh yeah, no, no, no.
[03:28:19] I don't want to miss trial.
[03:28:21] He also, uh,
[03:28:23] Yeah, right?
[03:28:24] confirmed the split as we were talking about earlier.
[03:28:26] Great to pain, yeah.
[03:28:27] People, you get inferred, maybe the split is in his favor,
[03:28:30] you know, given his body language, but,
[03:28:32] you could infer that.
[03:28:33] He also was there as one holding it up.
[03:28:34] He said they don't tell him anything regarding the split,
[03:28:36] which I feel like that's an important piece of information there.
[03:28:39] Nobody actually knows what's going on, right?
[03:28:42] and uh... all this could be solved one drone camera i mean i think they need to
[03:28:46] just do a press conference
[03:28:48] i think that like it it's it's so chaotic and it's dangerous really i would
[03:28:52] say it's dangerous
[03:28:54] and it would be solved if you just did a press conference and you had everybody
[03:28:58] because i mean again he's an elderly man
[03:29:01] and i think that you know like that level of like this is that it just
[03:29:05] makes me uncomfortable to see something like that happening and i don't
[03:29:07] think that should that should be happening right
[03:29:10] and uh yeah reporters are uh fucking retarded well they're doing their best right political
[03:29:16] question do you think allowing more extreme actions from the government is worth the
[03:29:18] risk of sliding into authoritarianism and so what's your limit i find the concept extremely dangerous
[03:29:23] no no i i don't think so i don't think that there are extreme actions i think that for example
[03:29:30] capturing maduro maduro is a narco terrorist president that was captured and indicted
[03:29:37] by a grand jury in America. A lot of these other people are domestic terrorists who are
[03:29:42] advocating for and breaking the law on a daily basis. They are funding and abetting terrorism,
[03:29:48] other criminal charges, not to mention threats of violence, and they're also supposedly being
[03:29:54] funded by Iranian terrorist networks. So no, I don't view that as authoritarian. I view that
[03:30:03] is just simply authority. Authoritarian is like they can shut down all of your electronics
[03:30:11] because you made a tweet that was negative about Donald Trump. Authoritarian is like
[03:30:16] you make a negative comment about the government and you get black bagged and you're in a
[03:30:21] reeducation camp. Authoritarian is that the government comes to your house and kills
[03:30:27] So, no, I'm not going to look at accountability for domestic terrorists and violence as authoritarianism.
[03:30:35] I'm going to just simply see that as authority.
[03:30:38] Using Maduro as an example, what if Venezuela declared war when we did that?
[03:30:42] Well, would it, like, I mean, what would, what, like so, so like, what would be the alternative, right?
[03:30:50] So should we allow them to continue funding and building their economy off of poisoning and murdering Americans with with fentanyl?
[03:30:59] Like at what point does America have an obligation to defend itself regardless of what the consequences are?
[03:31:08] They declare war? Yeah. I mean, I'm sorry. Like and they didn't either, right?
[03:31:12] And I think also here's another big component is that
[03:31:15] Decisions are, in a lot of cases, graded off of their outcomes.
[03:31:21] There are a lot of instances in history where, if something had gone wrong, it would have
[03:31:26] been seen as a bad decision, and the reason why it's seen as a good decision is because
[03:31:30] it worked.
[03:31:31] So, I think that you're right.
[03:31:33] I mean, there's a lot of ambiguity with things, and most of the time, things are
[03:31:37] judged in hindsight.
[03:31:39] So, the reason why it was good is because it worked.
[03:31:42] If it didn't work, then it would have been bad.
[03:31:44] It's that simple.
[03:31:45] Course correction? Yeah, definitely. And I think that it's been very positive what's happened.
[03:31:50] You know, probably a little common here is Demon Eye CCOs. What is this? Is this system crashing out again?
[03:31:56] Malice, hatred! Yes!
[03:31:58] It's in this category. Now, will he actually be banned from Twitch or Discipline or face consequences?
[03:32:03] He'll probably get it.
[03:32:04] I don't know. Maybe not. At least as of time of this recording. He hasn't. And they've been extremely...
[03:32:09] I will expect Mike to get a slap on the wrist. I think that he will get suspended,
[03:32:14] But it's gonna be for like three days or a week or something and then he's gonna be back and he's gonna be saying the same stuff again
[03:32:21] I think that's probably what's going to happen
[03:32:24] Realistically, I would assume this but I could be wrong. I mean who the fuck knows
[03:32:29] Anyway, let me scroll down and look at the other ones. I love them. Oh my god people are people are liking this and
[03:32:35] Okay, yeah, and he also deleted all of his videos
[03:32:38] This is always a really great indicator of somebody being innocent is when they delete all of the evidence
[03:32:44] Minnesota has no capability to declare war on nations and strong military.
[03:32:48] At best, you could fight in other South American countries.
[03:32:50] Well, I think that we were talking about theoreticals, right?
[03:32:52] We were.
[03:32:53] And people are mad that I said that I would join ICE.
[03:32:56] I don't know why they're mad.
[03:32:58] Yeah, I have no idea why.
[03:33:00] Dipshit losers are most abusive tendencies.
[03:33:02] It's abusive to want to get rid of illegal aliens.
[03:33:05] I agreed.
[03:33:06] I had fun too.
[03:33:07] This guy's openly fantasizing about human suffering.
[03:33:09] Yeah, of course.
[03:33:11] I view so like this is the thing is that I view the illegal aliens coming into the country
[03:33:17] as an existential threat and as bad actors.
[03:33:20] I recognize that a lot of them are doing it out of their own best interest, but they're
[03:33:24] doing it at the expense of Americans.
[03:33:27] And I would absolutely enjoy getting rid of every single one of them.
[03:33:31] And if they were suffering for it, I would feel good because in the same way I would
[03:33:35] feel good for somebody that's getting arrested and suffering because they're a bank robber,
[03:33:40] These people are robbing our country, they're robbing our government, they're robbing our
[03:33:43] social systems and they're robbing the citizens.
[03:33:47] So yeah, I absolutely would feel good about this.
[03:33:50] I'm not going to, don't ever have your manipa, your empathy or your sympathy misappropriated
[03:33:56] to people that are trying to take advantage of you.
[03:33:59] These are people that are trying to take advantage of you.
[03:34:01] Do you think an illegal alien is able to exist in the country without any sort
[03:34:05] of support from the government?
[03:34:07] They're not.
[03:34:08] All kinds of support structures and many of them are funded by fraud and other types
[03:34:13] of bad behavior.
[03:34:14] They don't care what we're suffering for their actions so why should we?
[03:34:17] He wouldn't just like confrontation, an ice to the ground public type.
[03:34:20] I generally am.
[03:34:21] I don't like confrontation.
[03:34:23] But if they paid me a lot of money I'd probably do it, you know?
[03:34:26] And what is this here?
[03:34:27] It's the notional numbers.
[03:34:28] What do you mean if he has nothing going on?
[03:34:30] Play video games all the time?
[03:34:31] Well, I'm streaming.
[03:34:32] I am.
[03:34:33] I got nothing going on.
[03:34:35] I'll join Ice at 40.
[03:34:36] I'm hanging to Jim.
[03:34:37] I got old men's strength.
[03:34:38] definitely. And arping is tough enough to be on the job. It's not a big deal. Like driving
[03:34:43] around and arresting illegal aliens is insane. But you can see how many people are really
[03:34:49] upset about the idea of me wanting to join ICE. I think ICE are patriots and I think
[03:34:56] we need to fund ICE a lot more. We need to spend a lot more money funding ICE and the
[03:35:02] people that are supporting and protecting our country and our borders from illegal
[03:35:06] aliens, you know, the sex traffickers and all these other bad actors, I totally support them. I do.
[03:35:13] And anybody who doesn't support them, I think is a traitor. Like, you want our country to get
[03:35:19] overrun by a bunch of illegals so you can participate in a racial replacement. No, I don't
[03:35:25] think so. Absolutely not. Hasan said, even Midwest safety corrected Hasan. Oh my god.
[03:35:34] So this happened a little while ago. So one of Hassan's viewers that happened again
[03:35:40] was convicted of domestic terrorism and attempted murder on a police officer.
[03:35:45] And Hassan obviously said, well, I'll just play the clip. It's only 30 seconds, right?
[03:35:50] It's not reasonable that that song got a hundred years. He literally said it's almost
[03:35:53] like, guys, I'm not talking about how long his sentence is. Okay. I'm not discussing
[03:36:00] how long a sentence is. I'm saying of course there's going to be people that are prosecuted
[03:36:04] if a cop gets shot even if it's an act of self-defense by the person who shot the cop.
[03:36:08] Okay? I'm saying it's understandable that there was a prosecution that took place in that instance.
[03:36:14] Okay? What's not appropriate in any way, shape, or form is not only the long sentences that
[03:36:19] they got but also the fact that there are people who were not even there. Just because
[03:36:24] you're not. That's like saying Charles Manson shouldn't have gone to jail because he wasn't
[03:36:28] there at the murders, right? It's such a stupid thing to say. So here's the shooter,
[03:36:32] Hassan says the shooter acted in self-defense. Here's the body cam of the officer being shot.
[03:36:38] This is again, this is the person shooting him. Let me see if I can show the part where he
[03:36:43] actually shoots him. Yeah, here we go. This was the self-defense that's being discussed.
[03:36:52] So this is the officer. He's running! He's on the ground!
[03:36:58] That's him shooting a police officer.
[03:37:05] On the head!
[03:37:10] Yeah.
[03:37:11] He passed us waterpacks!
[03:37:16] On the head!
[03:37:18] Where's the head?
[03:37:19] I don't know.
[03:37:20] They're right at home.
[03:37:21] And this is the person that he thinks got too heavy of a sentence that just shot a police officer with an assault rifle.
[03:37:27] rifle do the cops arrive yet he was fine
[03:37:29] uh... but like it was just you know
[03:37:32] not a good thing to do right
[03:37:34] premeditated self defense yet premeditated self defense
[03:37:38] what does that even mean shooting in self defense against the police officer
[03:37:41] i mean again it's just the people people like that just make everything up
[03:37:45] right i mean again
[03:37:47] it's just it uh... the only thing that i'm showing is that it's a lie
[03:37:50] right i'm not going to explain why it's happening or anything else
[03:37:54] It's just because people like this are lying, right?
[03:37:56] I mean, that's it.
[03:37:57] And what is this?
[03:37:58] Is there, there's one more of these.
[03:38:00] And I want to look at some of the other posts
[03:38:01] that I had lined up for today.
[03:38:03] How much these, like how much these accounts
[03:38:06] get immediate prestige?
[03:38:08] Sounds like this.
[03:38:09] I just, the thing I don't understand is like,
[03:38:12] does the average person not realize how insane this is?
[03:38:15] You know what I mean?
[03:38:16] Like there's DSA wash, there's TrackPiker,
[03:38:18] there's TrackAssomPiker,
[03:38:21] there's like a million fucking accounts.
[03:38:23] I mean Hassan retweets accounts that were saying that I killed my mom.
[03:38:28] How are you going to say that it's insane for this?
[03:38:31] With Kaia in the username, some of which are larping as Kaia, some of which are just like
[03:38:37] straight up, so mentally unhinged, but like what I don't understand about it, what I
[03:38:41] don't understand about it is like, does the average person not see that, maybe click
[03:38:46] on their, you know, replies and realize like, oh my god, this account straight up,
[03:38:52] Exclusively talks about Hassan Piker. I think the average user only sees one or two of them unless they're in your community
[03:38:57] And therefore doesn't connect the dots that they're basically doing smearbop behavior
[03:39:01] The average person I feel has entirely checked out of social shit and too busy watching AI videos on Facebook. That's true
[03:39:07] How much these like how much these accounts get immediate prestige?
[03:39:12] Yeah, they're gonna get prestige because they're saying something that people agree with right?
[03:39:17] I mean that's clearly it he doesn't understand. Yeah, it's it's very it's very obvious just one second
[03:39:30] Okay, sorry I had to respond something and CC Xbox
[03:39:33] Luminating cloud gaming the 15 hours per month. Well, yeah, probably for like bandwidth reasons
[03:39:38] I think that's not a surprise and also like so has on retweets accounts that say that I killed my mom
[03:39:44] He retweets accounts that are dedicated around, you know, like that there's like one account that he's like retweeting that has like a
[03:39:51] Shotcaller that has an Israeli flag around my neck and it's like about me supporting Israel, which I don't even really support Israel
[03:39:59] It's I mean, it's not even really true
[03:40:01] And so like I don't want to hear about how like normal people see this and or they think it's ridiculous
[03:40:07] No normal people see you and they think it's ridiculous
[03:40:10] There is a bigger split between the Democrats and Hassan than there is between the Republicans and Candace Owens
[03:40:18] He's even more of a odious
[03:40:22] unlikable
[03:40:24] unfavorable
[03:40:25] Disliked person than Candace Owens
[03:40:28] Think about that
[03:40:30] That's awful
[03:40:31] So I don't think I yeah, what are we even doing here?
[03:40:35] Like you're gonna talk about like this is surprise. I mean this is surprise. I mean come on
[03:40:39] Let's be fucking real. Anyway, let me pull these other ones up. I got kind of
[03:40:44] distracted by these and just looking at the other random stupid posts, but yeah
[03:40:49] there has been surely a lot of them. He has like seven accounts sleeping for him.
[03:40:52] Yeah and now like what's happening is that you're seeing a bigger outpouring
[03:40:57] of other people that are doing the opposite. And this is what you get. And
[03:41:02] if you create a propaganda network and that's exactly what he's tried to
[03:41:06] do is he's tried to manufacture a artificial propaganda network to demonize and degrade
[03:41:14] and make anybody that disagrees with him get systematically attacked, then you shouldn't
[03:41:21] be surprised when eventually people do that against you.
[03:41:24] And I saw this.
[03:41:25] I thought this was pretty interesting.
[03:41:27] Look at this.
[03:41:28] First, if your vote is a message about Trump, either positive or negative, look at this.
[03:41:33] lead by 27 points among those voters, 27 points among all the other voters.
[03:41:38] The voters who say this is not in fact their vote is not in fact the message that they're
[03:41:41] trying to send about President Trump.
[03:41:43] Look at that.
[03:41:44] Republicans are leading by 19 points.
[03:41:46] So Democrats absolutely want this midterm to be about Trump.
[03:41:49] If the voters who say that their vote is about sending a message to Trump, Democrats
[03:41:53] are crushing.
[03:41:54] The voters who say it isn't, Republicans are actually the ones leading.
[03:41:57] So if the president-
[03:41:58] The only message they have is that Donald Trump is bad.
[03:42:02] Donald Trump leaves politics, they have no message.
[03:42:08] This is a huge issue.
[03:42:09] It's like it's like a massive gigantic issue.
[03:42:13] And this is why, for example, Trump was able to take over the Republican Party because
[03:42:17] the Republican Party had the same problem with Obama.
[03:42:21] The Republican Party was just built to be an oppositional vehicle against Barack Obama.
[03:42:26] And this was from 2008 to 2015.
[03:42:30] This is all they did.
[03:42:31] So now the Democrats are doing the same thing.
[03:42:36] It's all about Trump.
[03:42:38] Trying to reach a higher number of voters with this message.
[03:42:41] Hey, make the election about me.
[03:42:43] Are there voters out there who might be attracted to that message?
[03:42:45] You weren't already with him?
[03:42:46] No.
[03:42:46] No, this is the whole thing, right?
[03:42:48] I think part of the reason he wants this to be about him
[03:42:50] is because maybe there's those Republican voters who
[03:42:52] would stay home.
[03:42:53] But if it's about me, hey, those
[03:42:55] are the ones who come out in presidential.
[03:42:56] Yeah, exactly, right?
[03:42:57] In an existential crisis, yeah.
[03:42:59] But they have no other messaging other than Donald Trump being bad.
[03:43:03] That's literally it.
[03:43:05] So yeah, this is, let me go back, I'll see this.
[03:43:08] I thought this was good to hear this.
[03:43:12] The other thing is that every election, we are presented with options.
[03:43:18] And when people vote in that election, they decide what is most important to them in
[03:43:23] that moment.
[03:43:25] that election instead of thinking about healthcare or the social safety net, I decided to vote
[03:43:33] for the side that I knew didn't hate my white son.
[03:43:38] Finally people are waking up to this. This is the bottom line. Never vote for somebody
[03:43:48] that hates you because of your skin color. If somebody wants to disadvantage you or
[03:43:54] or somebody wants to, like any kind of messaging,
[03:43:57] even the slightest minimal messaging
[03:44:00] that equates being white to some sort of pejorative
[03:44:04] to a problem, as a white person,
[03:44:06] you have an obligation to never vote for this.
[03:44:09] And if you vote for this,
[03:44:11] you are an absolute fucking idiot,
[03:44:13] you are a cuck, and you deserve whatever bad happens
[03:44:16] as a result of those policies.
[03:44:20] And I understand what midterms are for,
[03:44:21] or the presidential terms,
[03:44:22] It's for the other branches of government, basically, right?
[03:44:25] Never vote for a racist?
[03:44:27] Yes, exactly.
[03:44:27] I mean, it's so obvious.
[03:44:29] Like, as a white person,
[03:44:30] I would never vote for a Democrat, period.
[03:44:33] The reason why is because every Democrat
[03:44:36] supports people that hate white people.
[03:44:39] That's just a, that's a deal breaker to me.
[03:44:42] Like, you can't, in my mind,
[03:44:43] you can't even have an association with this.
[03:44:47] To the extent that you do not have
[03:44:49] negative, complete, total demonization of it, I don't trust you enough to where you're
[03:44:56] not going to systematically disenfranchise me because of my skin color.
[03:45:01] And that to me is my, that is my single issue.
[03:45:04] If I feel like I am being, I'm going to be more likely or people that look like me are
[03:45:09] going to be more likely to be discriminated against, I will never vote for that person.
[03:45:14] And I think that all white people should do the exact same thing.
[03:45:18] moment that you hear some person go up there and say that, well, you know, it's like these
[03:45:23] are white values or the problem is white supremacy or anything like that, this person
[03:45:28] should immediately be off the table for voting for them if you are white.
[03:45:32] And I think honestly, if you're any other color as well, because these people are
[03:45:35] just saying this because they want to use you to take power, right?
[03:45:39] It's not like they have good intentions for other races.
[03:45:42] It's just that they think racial politics will play better because white people are
[03:45:45] conditioned to not play racial politics.
[03:45:47] I absolutely have no problem doing this.
[03:45:49] The moment that you say that I'm your enemy,
[03:45:51] I will believe you.
[03:45:53] And I think everybody else should do the same thing.
[03:45:57] Orgely to shit country, to a white country
[03:45:59] and let people vote in, that was your idea to run a country.
[03:46:01] I mean, I don't know.
[03:46:02] And they use minorities as a tool.
[03:46:04] Yeah, I'm 46, been a Republican since 18,
[03:46:07] and I always vote for my party.
[03:46:08] Yeah, and the problem is that
[03:46:11] I don't actually align with Republicans
[03:46:13] on a lot of issues.
[03:46:14] There are many issues I do not align
[03:46:16] Republicans are on but these issues are like this is like a capstone issue that if this issue isn't
[03:46:24] being addressed every other issue is secondary to this issue. I'm half white half Hispanic by white
[03:46:30] to the people that are racist you're not white keep that in mind to the people that want to
[03:46:37] treat you like an American it doesn't matter whether you're white or not to the people
[03:46:41] that want to run on race politics, you're white. So keep that annoyed. And this is another one too,
[03:46:47] I saw this. A homicide victimization rate in the United States by age, sex, race, and ethnicity.
[03:46:54] You can see again, anytime that people say that like, oh wow, we have a crime problem and this
[03:46:59] is somehow racist, it is the biggest victims of homicide are black men. Besides Hispanic and
[03:47:07] black men, black women are the third biggest victims of homicide in the country. This is
[03:47:14] a huge problem. This is a massive fucking problem and it needs to be dealt with. And anybody
[03:47:21] saying that like ShotSpotter or something like that is racist, what you're doing is
[03:47:26] you're making this line go up. What the heck? Yeah, this is the way it is.
[03:47:37] Who's doing that? Well, who's doing it is very simple. Every single race is most
[03:47:44] likely, I'm pretty sure, at least I know with white and black and I think
[03:47:46] Hispanic people too, you are most likely to be killed by your own race. At
[03:47:51] least that's when I, at least it's like it's very very close, if not for
[03:47:54] sure. What's the solution then? I only see a crackdown or something rough? Yeah,
[03:47:59] that's the solution. You get really rough with the criminals, you go into these
[03:48:02] communities, you extract the criminals, you put them in jail, you keep them in
[03:48:06] jail, you find the people that caused these problems, and then you arrest them.
[03:48:11] Except Asians? Yeah, maybe not Asians, right? That's why I said white, Hispanic,
[03:48:15] and black, right? That's because I thought that Asians might have been an
[03:48:18] exception. But anyway, let me go back. I'll look at these other comments
[03:48:21] about this too because there's been a whole lot more of these. And then this is another
[03:48:25] example of the same thing.
[03:48:28] I think that is my advice. Get out there, go on offense, say who you are, but also be
[03:48:35] very clear about James Tolerico. Do you think it's okay that he said that white men are
[03:48:39] the biggest domestic terrorists in this country?
[03:48:41] Is he campaigning on that or was there some comment from like 2019 that was kind
[03:48:45] of cringe that we've all been passed?
[03:48:47] We don't move past these comments.
[03:48:50] We're not moving past any of these comments.
[03:48:53] If you said it then, you still think it now, but back then you just said it.
[03:49:00] You don't get to just mulligan out all of your opinions, just simply because it was
[03:49:06] like five years ago.
[03:49:08] Isn't James Tallarico like 40 years old?
[03:49:11] I think you could give somebody a mulligan if like James Tallarico was 21, right?
[03:49:16] Yeah, he was only a 30-year-old kid in 2019.
[03:49:21] What are we even doing?
[03:49:22] Yeah, okay, so he's about my age.
[03:49:26] The count for their past comments?
[03:49:27] 10 packs in a very recent history.
[03:49:31] Of course I don't agree with that, but James Talarico isn't running on that.
[03:49:34] When James Talarico...
[03:49:35] He is running on it.
[03:49:37] He is because he is running on that platform that will empower the people that think that.
[03:49:43] Go and Ken Paxton are facing off. They're talking about the economy while Ken Paxton
[03:49:49] is cheating on his wife. James Talarico is talking about money and politics while Ken
[03:49:53] Paxton is taking money out of the hands of his voters. Like you realize his own staff
[03:49:57] is...
[03:49:58] This is a big problem is Ken Paxton is a horrible candidate. I will vote for Ken Paxton
[03:50:02] because I think James Talarico is insane, but I don't want to vote for Ken Paxton.
[03:50:08] I think Ken Paxton is a scumbag.
[03:50:11] Should probably be in jail.
[03:50:14] But somebody that tells you that God is non-binary
[03:50:16] and that there's trans children and that white men are
[03:50:19] the biggest domestic terrorist threat,
[03:50:21] I just can't square that.
[03:50:23] I can't.
[03:50:23] Like, there's no way I'm going to vote for somebody like that.
[03:50:26] It's the lesser of two evils.
[03:50:27] Yeah, but Paxton is definitely an evil.
[03:50:32] Who cares?
[03:50:33] This is just such a-
[03:50:33] What about-
[03:50:34] What about-
[03:50:34] What about-
[03:50:35] What about-
[03:50:35] I think that is my advice, is get out there,
[03:50:38] go on offense say who you are but also be very clear about the
[03:50:41] yet you don't get to walk those statements back
[03:50:45] yet you don't get to walk those statements back you don't get to go and
[03:50:48] say that well i just said that because it was popular then
[03:50:52] in my opinion i think that's even worse
[03:50:54] if what you tell people that are voters is that
[03:50:57] i just said what was popular at the time so you can't hold me accountable
[03:51:01] for it
[03:51:02] meanwhile you have people and i know a lot of people in my chat don't like
[03:51:05] him but i do
[03:51:06] you have bernie sanders
[03:51:08] bernie sanders was an aggravating it wasn't uh... advocating for segregation
[03:51:12] he was out there getting arrested and protesting for martin luther king
[03:51:17] so the people that actually have values and viewpoints on things are going to
[03:51:22] be consistent with those values and viewpoints for forty or fifty years
[03:51:26] if they have an entire history of it right
[03:51:29] so you might dislike his viewpoints on it but it's very clear that these are
[03:51:32] things that he truly stands behind
[03:51:35] that's the difference
[03:51:39] you know how come people apply uh... humane stuff to god uh... it's like
[03:51:43] saying god they could get the dog and have scaled skin like a lizard
[03:51:46] i mean i i think god transcends gender period right but even saying that is
[03:51:50] like very clearly
[03:51:52] it's it's heretical messaging and it's done intentionally to pervert
[03:51:56] the teachings of god and it's being done to weaponize religion as a
[03:52:00] a political tool to activate people into progressive identity politics. That's why he's doing it.
[03:52:07] He's not doing it because it's some sort of like metaphysical understanding. He's doing
[03:52:11] it so he can take advantage of people and use their religion as an activating force
[03:52:15] to get them to vote for him. That's why he's doing it.
[03:52:19] MLK Jr. was playing socialist, playing now. He was not conservative. That's not my point.
[03:52:24] That has nothing to do with it. And here's another one.
[03:52:26] What I'm big is I'm not a socialist. I've never called myself a socialist like people like to call me a socialist like people like to call me all kinds of things
[03:52:33] But I'm for small business and I want our tax dollars to be spent on infrastructure and small business
[03:52:40] That's what I want and health care, right?
[03:52:42] And I would ask that you move that message as you're having that conversation what I'm big is I'm not a socialist
[03:52:47] I've never called myself a socialist like people like to call me a socialist notice how he says white people not conservative
[03:52:52] He's fully aware that his upcoming election is an ethnic headcount and is not an ideological debate.
[03:52:59] This is exactly it.
[03:53:01] A lot of these people come into the country and they bring third-worldest ideas like voting based off of tribe, voting based off of religion and voting based off of some other superficial thing.
[03:53:15] They're not listening to the debates.
[03:53:17] They're not picking the best candidate.
[03:53:19] They're picking who they look like, and they're picking who thinks like them.
[03:53:23] This is fundamentally incompatible with America.
[03:53:27] You can't have this in America.
[03:53:31] Why is messaging around me of a media song?
[03:53:35] Because all of them use the same messaging.
[03:53:39] You see what I'm saying? They're all using the same messaging
[03:53:43] every single time. Why the liberal side with them?
[03:53:47] naive and they're unwilling to acknowledge that this is a racial component.
[03:53:53] This is absolutely a, there is absolutely a racial replacement that these people are
[03:53:59] trying to achieve.
[03:54:01] And that's the reason why they want Medicare for all.
[03:54:04] That's the reason why they want free childcare.
[03:54:06] It's so they can have more kids and continue doing that ethnic replacement.
[03:54:11] And I think a lot of liberals, many liberals operate off of a permission structure.
[03:54:16] So because they feel like they're not able to have that opinion comfortably in the public
[03:54:21] space, they don't have that opinion.
[03:54:24] But I think that many of them realize this, it makes them uncomfortable, but they're unwilling
[03:54:28] to reconcile with it because it's not inside of what's allowed by their ideology.
[03:54:35] That's what I think is going on.
[03:54:37] Well, now what?
[03:54:39] People want Medicare for all because health care costs are out of control.
[03:54:43] Well, that's not really true though, right?
[03:54:46] So you think that people want Medicare for all because health care costs are out of control?
[03:54:52] Why do you think that health care costs are out of control?
[03:55:02] Why do you think that?
[03:55:16] The thing about this, American Medical Association, let's work this out.
[03:55:21] There's a lot of reasons.
[03:55:24] Let's try to control because demand side pressures, well, yeah, let's see.
[03:55:36] You don't want socialized health care, trust me, I'm Canadian, it's fucking good.
[03:55:39] When I go to the doctor, it's expensive, so it's anecdotal, but when I get care, it's
[03:55:43] expensive.
[03:55:44] Have you ever been to the emergency room, Marex?
[03:55:49] You know, I'm going to engage this in good faith.
[03:55:53] Have you ever been to the emergency room?
[03:56:04] I have, he says I have it sucks.
[03:56:07] Did you see people in the emergency room that weren't able to speak English and when you
[03:56:11] were taken into the back, if this was recent, did you see the machines they have that now
[03:56:16] connect people that are not English speakers with a translator so that they can communicate
[03:56:23] with the nurses to what's wrong with them?
[03:56:32] Did you see that?
[03:56:40] Maybe you might not have seen it. It might not be everywhere, but it's here in Austin. I'll tell you that
[03:56:46] Yeah, you swan yeah, yeah, definitely
[03:56:49] He says I'm I have not I'm in San Diego though, so it wouldn't surprise me well
[03:56:54] I have whenever I took my dad to the emergency room and
[03:56:59] I had to take my mom to the emergency room a good number of times and my dad to the emergency room a good number of times
[03:57:05] Almost every single time that I was there, because you look around because you're stuck there waiting for a long time
[03:57:13] There is almost every single time a group of people there that did not speak English
[03:57:18] I think the majority of those groups of people there that don't speak English are
[03:57:23] Illegal aliens or the product of illegal aliens or some form of
[03:57:28] Immigration that we shouldn't be allowing into the country
[03:57:31] Also, when they took my dad back to have him speak to the doctor, and every single time
[03:57:39] that I would go there, I would constantly have them say, this is the busiest we've ever
[03:57:43] been.
[03:57:44] This is so busy.
[03:57:45] It's so busy.
[03:57:46] And it would take like two hours to be seen by a doctor because of how overloaded they
[03:57:50] are because of the emergency services.
[03:57:53] So on top of that, I was sitting there with him and next to us was a person who
[03:57:59] who only spoke, I'm assuming Spanish,
[03:58:02] talking to a translator machine so that the nurse
[03:58:05] could properly communicate with this person
[03:58:07] who came to the emergency room.
[03:58:09] I think that this problem is overwhelmingly caused
[03:58:12] by illegal migration and other forms of immigration
[03:58:16] that we should not be allowing.
[03:58:18] I think that these people are a massive drain
[03:58:20] on the healthcare industry,
[03:58:22] and I think that it's not overstated enough
[03:58:25] how much of a massive amount of money
[03:58:27] we spend subsidizing these people
[03:58:30] that are effectively not able to pay their medical bills.
[03:58:33] They use the emergency room as a doctor's office
[03:58:36] and they go there regularly
[03:58:38] and your neighbor never able to collect dues from them.
[03:58:40] So I think that you're right
[03:58:42] that Medicare for all is a big issue
[03:58:44] and I'm not even against that.
[03:58:46] But what I'm saying is that
[03:58:48] you have to look at why your healthcare costs
[03:58:50] so expensive.
[03:58:51] You wanna look at the healthcare CEOs
[03:58:53] getting paid a lot of money, I'd agree with you.
[03:58:55] You wanna look at this other stuff
[03:58:57] being called, paid a lot of money, I'd agree with you.
[03:58:59] But this is the problem that I have
[03:59:01] with these people with Medicare for All
[03:59:04] is that if you really wanted to make Medicare for All,
[03:59:07] you would have to make the logical concession
[03:59:09] that Medicare for All means that we would have to
[03:59:12] have some level of border control
[03:59:15] so everybody didn't come into the country
[03:59:18] and take advantage of our medical system.
[03:59:20] Because if we had that,
[03:59:21] then the medical system would cease to function
[03:59:23] like emergency rooms don't function
[03:59:26] right now. And that's the reason why I don't believe that they want Medicare for
[03:59:30] all, because in solving the Medicare for all problem and the health care problem,
[03:59:35] immigration is one piece of the puzzle. It's not the whole puzzle, but it's a
[03:59:39] piece of the puzzle. And they refuse to acknowledge that piece of the puzzle
[03:59:44] because completing the puzzle isn't the solution. It's only a means to
[03:59:48] the solution, which is ethnic disenfranchisement of Americans and
[03:59:52] the continual replacement of their own people with the Native Americans that are in the country
[03:59:57] right now. That's why I don't trust them because they don't acknowledge this. Does that make
[04:00:04] sense? Do you see where I'm coming from here? I know I waited forever. Yeah, I wonder why.
[04:00:16] I'm not against border control. It makes sense. Well, you can only have this is
[04:00:21] the thing. You can have one or the other. You can have a extremely empathetic and
[04:00:27] helpful great social system that takes care of a lot of people and it makes
[04:00:32] sure that their needs are met in a legitimate and in serious way. And you
[04:00:37] can also have Ellis Island level 1900s American immigration that's unfettered
[04:00:43] without any sort of inhibitors. You cannot have both and also if you want
[04:00:49] continue the immigration that we do have, even at the baseline without the illegal immigration,
[04:00:54] you have to exercise quality controls to make sure that you're not allowing illegal aliens in
[04:01:00] from countries that have higher ratios of unwillingness, inability to, or lack of being able to
[04:01:07] assimilate and positively be a net contributor to the economy. They're not willing to have
[04:01:14] that conversation. They don't want, like I'm willing to have a conversation about Medicare
[04:01:18] for all. I want to talk about insurance companies. I want to talk about CEO pay. I want to talk
[04:01:24] about billing. I want to talk about big pharma, but I also want to talk about immigration.
[04:01:29] And I also want to talk about all kinds of other scams that these people are running.
[04:01:34] If they are intentionally missing one piece of that puzzle, it's because their goal
[04:01:38] isn't to complete the puzzle you see what I'm saying we can't be the only ones
[04:01:50] that feel like this yeah I think so don't forget about competition and no
[04:01:54] price coordinating yeah there's also that's fair criticism yeah and so I
[04:01:58] get you like I understand like I have a lot I have a lot of the same I have a
[04:02:04] lot of socialist viewpoints as well in terms of health care, of food, child care, etc.
[04:02:12] But the difference is that I know that we can't have these systems if we let anybody take
[04:02:17] advantage of them and we have too many eaters and not enough feeders.
[04:02:23] That's the problem.
[04:02:24] And we have to solve that in multiple ways.
[04:02:27] One of those ways is increasing taxes on people that make a lot of money.
[04:02:31] Another way is preventing price gouging and other types of unfair business practices.
[04:02:36] And another way is making sure that we don't have people in the country that we are importing
[04:02:42] in that are on average 80% likely to be a net negative on the country.
[04:02:51] You have to solve every single one of those problems if you want to make this better.
[04:02:57] And all I'm saying is that those people don't want to solve every problem, which
[04:03:01] means that it's not their goal. It's that simple. All socialists view points of
[04:03:08] nationality. I mean, again, like it's not about being a nationalist. I don't really
[04:03:12] think I'm a nationalist. I think every government should work in the best
[04:03:15] interest of its people. That doesn't make you a nationalist. That just makes you
[04:03:18] normal. Price gouging is made up. No, it's not. What do you mean it's it's
[04:03:25] made up? No, it's it's not. It's not made up. What are you talking about?
[04:03:31] What about Dr. Pay? Which would incentivize less doctors and nurses and ultimately lower
[04:03:40] quality of care? I think that, again, Dr. Pay is probably the least big issue. I guess
[04:03:46] what I'm coming from is I don't trust conservatives with some of their overall messaging and
[04:03:50] I feel like they wouldn't do that if the immigration issue was solved. It feels like
[04:03:54] everything is for corporations where people get fucked. You know what? And I think
[04:03:57] This is a huge problem that conservatives and liberals
[04:04:01] are both ignored.
[04:04:02] And I think that you're bringing up a good point here.
[04:04:05] And this is something that I think liberals and conservatives
[04:04:07] have to capitulate to each other with,
[04:04:09] is that I think conservatives have to understand
[04:04:12] that these corporations are taking bad actions
[04:04:15] and are taking advantage of these things.
[04:04:17] And the 1% high-income earners do need to pay.
[04:04:21] But I think also liberals need to understand
[04:04:24] that immigration, unfettered, unskilled immigration
[04:04:27] a huge problem. Like what I'm saying is that I think that your concerns are completely valid
[04:04:33] about conservatives, but I think my concerns are also completely valid about leftists.
[04:04:40] And notice I said leftists and not liberals. I know that not all liberals think this way,
[04:04:45] but unfortunately they're the ones that open the gates that are barbarians that do.
[04:04:52] Does that make sense? So like I think both of these things are true. I think conservatives
[04:04:56] are intentionally missing the piece of the puzzle with corporations, and I think liberals
[04:05:00] are intentionally missing the piece of the puzzle with immigration. This is why I didn't vote for
[04:05:06] Trump. It's one of the many reasons. Neil Brougham, I'm a bit about a song, check it out. I might
[04:05:13] look at that later on. But does that make sense? Go back and forth. Yeah, obviously,
[04:05:17] you're not getting banned, right? But like, I appreciate your comment, but that's that's
[04:05:20] how I feel about it. And we are going to look, by the way, we are going to look at state of
[04:05:24] play. I've just been busy looking at this other stuff, right? So, yes. Can you describe your
[04:05:32] definition of leftism, liberalism and conservative and right wing? What's the difference? I use
[04:05:37] conservative and right wing pretty interchangeably. But leftists generally look at America as a
[04:05:44] inhibitor or a... Liberals love America, but they wish it was different. Leftists hate America
[04:05:50] and they want to replace it with something different. That's, I think, the biggest difference.
[04:05:55] At least to me it is. That's the way I see things. Oh, God, we have one more of these.
[04:06:02] No, I'm so sorry. Collectively, as a society, we cannot have all been gaslit. No, I'm so sorry.
[04:06:09] Collectively, as a society, we cannot have all been gaslit that Lindsey didn't do it.
[04:06:16] like we are all on the same page that she didn't do it but then I'm seeing all
[04:06:22] of these videos and it's like no her lawyer filed this motion and so he's
[04:06:27] basically saying yeah like she's pleading guilty but you know the whole
[04:06:30] insanity thing and I just know like all of us can I just know all of us can't
[04:06:37] be wrong yeah there was a point in time where everybody in the world thought
[04:06:45] that the Earth, sorry the Sun revolved around the Earth. Everybody was wrong.
[04:06:54] All of us cannot have just been gaslit and made up this conspiracy that Patrick did it.
[04:07:04] We all can't be wrong. Why not?
[04:07:08] And the bait, oh god, and then it's the cut. Uh-oh, what happened? What? Whoa, wait a minute!
[04:07:16] So I hear the baby in the background, and then there's a cut, and I'm not hearing the baby anymore.
[04:07:21] Ooh, uh-oh, guys.
[04:07:24] So that's where I'm just a little confused.
[04:07:28] And if we all are wrong, and we are just falling full of conspiracy, then that's quite scary.
[04:07:37] quite scary like that is scary because I yeah it is fully I reported a jury duty
[04:07:44] every single day you know we were taking our notes we are comparing notes we
[04:07:50] are all on the same page like you just cannot convince me that all of us are
[04:07:55] wrong like we all can't be wrong I just I'm not believing it I can't
[04:08:06] because I'm so invested and it's and okay slight chance that we are all wrong that is so scary
[04:08:15] because I fully believe that we were right and that he did it
[04:08:22] is anybody else understanding what I'm saying the funny thing is that she's smart enough to
[04:08:27] realize the implications of all of them being wrong but she's still dumb enough to use consensus
[04:08:33] messaging and consensus arguments for why they're right. Like, she's like, it's like,
[04:08:40] you know, you need to have like 105 and she's at 103, right? She's like really, really close,
[04:08:48] but like, just, oh man, it hit the rim, it bounced off, right? But it got to the rim.
[04:08:57] So working, yeah, and she's close, right? She's almost there, I guess so. And intellectual
[04:09:02] purgatory? I guess so, right? And, uh, oh my God. And, uh, let me go and find these other
[04:09:08] ones. Oh, Sneak-O made a comment about this. The Jewish rabbi said, we're going to, quote,
[04:09:14] burn in hell after we caught him trying to meet a 15-year-old girl. I'm gonna burn,
[04:09:18] uh, I'm gonna, I'm gonna burn, but you're gonna burn with me. Well, it seems, what?
[04:09:24] Who's this guy? So, this is a rabbi that got arrested trying to meet up with a 15-year-old.
[04:09:28] Oh wow.
[04:09:30] I'm a liar and I'm gonna burn in hell.
[04:09:32] Interesting.
[04:09:34] You're a burden.
[04:09:36] You're trying to act like a burden.
[04:09:38] You're a burden as I can.
[04:09:40] You're gonna burn in hell.
[04:09:42] You're gonna burn in hell.
[04:09:44] You're not a burden.
[04:09:46] I'm sorry.
[04:09:48] Alright, I'll shout out to you.
[04:09:50] Shout out to my PD.
[04:09:52] Shout out to my PD.
[04:09:54] Shout out to my PD.
[04:09:56] everybody's watching it bro like as much as I think that the people that do this are
[04:10:03] absolute vultures I aside from like a few of the really bad actors I still support these
[04:10:11] petto catchers and the petto hunters because if they're not doing it nobody is like I view
[04:10:17] them as like a, they are like a chaotic good. Does that make sense?
[04:10:44] Stupid ass.
[04:10:45] so if this was in a month this is what's because i did this is in a mom every
[04:10:49] american politician in the elon musklazer would be chipping out yet they
[04:10:52] are alarmingly quiet when it's a child that would have its rabbi concerning
[04:10:57] uh... the reason why people aren't chipping out and getting upset about it
[04:11:02] is because people like sneak go would probably be trying to run the defense
[04:11:05] of him if it was in a mom
[04:11:08] like you've had lengthy conversations with people that are using islam as a
[04:11:14] justification device for why having sex with people that are underage is
[04:11:19] acceptable
[04:11:21] that's the reason why people like so the reason why this happens is because of
[04:11:26] your actions
[04:11:28] like i don't see a bunch of jews going around saying that this guy getting
[04:11:32] arrested as anti-semitic or trying to justify it or saying anything else and
[04:11:36] if they are saying that they should be totally shut down and shit on because
[04:11:40] they're retarded
[04:11:42] Nico doesn't understand that using your religion as a collective defense for bad options or bad actions is
[04:11:48] What actually causes people to treat your religion as the collective cause for bad actions?
[04:11:56] Stop defending this and people won't treat you like you're a group whenever it happens
[04:12:02] That's it and so I and the worst part is like I can see where he's coming from I can
[04:12:08] But I think that he needs to understand that whenever you're having at-link discussions with Muhammad Jihad and not Muhammad
[04:12:15] Jihad Muhammad hijab. Yeah, there it is Muhammad hijab. That's a literally his name
[04:12:20] About like, you know, what age would be acceptable for?
[04:12:24] You know like to have sex with somebody. No, I I swear to God. I literally didn't mean to say
[04:12:30] that. I actually didn't. Of all of the, of all of the races he was saying, I actually
[04:12:40] didn't mean to say that. He's job and it's, John's done the same. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
[04:12:49] Anyway, yeah, Team America, okay? So you can't have at length conversations with somebody
[04:12:56] like that, discussing the fact that this would be legal if your discussions were made into
[04:13:01] law. You can't do that. You can't have it both ways, man. Anyway, and excuse me again,
[04:13:08] yeah, the only American they think of as the ones who get dominant? No, no, I mean,
[04:13:12] I think that like in, and I, I think that you can, you need to reconcile that reality.
[04:13:17] So a typical anti-Semite in 2026 speaks English, eats kosher to avoid goyslop, and watches
[04:13:26] rabbi Mizrahi ironically.
[04:13:30] There comes a point.
[04:13:39] So will anti-Semitism become Judaism?
[04:13:45] Is this really what we're discussing?
[04:13:48] The anti-Semitism will evolve into its final form, which is just simply once again Judaism.
[04:13:57] That's crazy, right?
[04:13:59] Believes Jews are the center of the universe, obsesses over reading the Talmud, neurotic
[04:14:04] with the f-
[04:14:05] Okay, anyway, so that's funny.
[04:14:12] That's really funny.
[04:14:13] Oh, here's another one. I thought this was good.
[04:14:19] No! No, Sen Hao, Qiqiqi, I don't want it, I don't need it.
[04:14:25] I don't like using a fucking controller, I fucking don't like controller, okay?
[04:14:29] Bang the word, controller.
[04:14:32] How many times do I have to say, so that's for pussies, okay?
[04:14:36] Controller is for pussies. Real game or game on keyboard and mouse, I'm never fucking using a controller.
[04:14:42] Stop telling me you're the fucking controller!
[04:14:45] True!
[04:14:45] We'll push you high, we'll blow you out!
[04:14:47] True!
[04:14:48] Holy shit!
[04:14:49] Fucking based!
[04:14:53] Does she scream at you and Mandarin too?
[04:14:55] Not yet.
[04:14:59] Yeah, not yet.
[04:15:02] I'm glad.
[04:15:03] Because I played the whole thing on keyboard and mouse too.
[04:15:07] And I saw this!
[04:15:08] This is a little bit unsettling.
[04:15:10] I'm going to take me to some Chinese haircut place and she's going to be talking to the
[04:15:24] haircut person in Mandarin.
[04:15:27] She's like, aha, then they start giggling a little bit, right?
[04:15:30] Okay, okay, okay.
[04:15:31] I will teach you one word, all right?
[04:15:33] So you're not worried that I'm going to do something crazy, okay?
[04:15:38] So the word Ti Guang To, it means gets a little trim.
[04:15:43] I'm just afraid, bro.
[04:15:44] I'm afraid of letting this happen.
[04:15:46] Let me find that phone.
[04:15:47] It means it has to be involved.
[04:15:54] Like it's got to be involved.
[04:15:55] Like I...
[04:15:56] Man, they're just roasting him.
[04:15:58] I thought that was the funniest comment ever.
[04:16:00] Chinese roasting is like the most top tier.
[04:16:03] I gotta show y'all something.
[04:16:05] I'm just really like, guys, I, yeah, it means bald, I think it means bald, guys, I do...
[04:16:22] Wait a minute.
[04:16:35] I know this like I like this is the thing is that they that women are sneaky but they're not that sneaky, right?
[04:17:02] Like, you can easily figure out the tricks.
[04:17:05] You can. Like, this is just really fucked up, man.
[04:17:09] I need that hair. It's treason. I knew this shit was gonna happen.
[04:17:13] I knew it was gonna happen.
[04:17:15] We have this going viral. What is this?
[04:17:18] Can I pull it up?
[04:17:27] Oh, my God. Okay. All right, here we go. Yeah, I do want to watch this.
[04:17:30] It's gonna happen, bro. Yeah, the Mandarin level sneak is high-level trigger. No, bro
[04:17:35] I knew this shit was gonna happen immediately
[04:17:38] Instantaneously. All right, here we go
[04:17:41] Elliot page as he's received no roles despite being a huge success of the Odyssey
[04:17:46] I'm believes being transgender has made it harder for him to get cast in Hollywood as
[04:17:53] Hollywood still needs to adapt
[04:17:55] Okay, let's just watch it.
[04:18:00] At this moment right now, I don't know if you can talk about it, but do you know what
[04:18:05] you're doing next?
[04:18:06] Have you already started looking?
[04:18:07] Because I imagine you're getting a zillion calls after this movie.
[04:18:10] No, Kevin, I'm not.
[04:18:11] So that's if someone wants to call me.
[04:18:14] Elliot Page in every movie ever going forward.
[04:18:17] I know I get some pushback for being Canadian.
[04:18:20] I don't know what it's about.
[04:18:22] Is he amazing?
[04:18:26] Wait, are you really you don't know about another project?
[04:18:30] They talk like that all the time.
[04:18:31] People like you lined up at the moment.
[04:18:33] Not really.
[04:18:33] Do you want to take a break?
[04:18:34] Is that kind of?
[04:18:35] No, I really love to do ideally good work.
[04:18:39] That's what I'd love to do.
[04:18:41] And I feel like I'm in a place for.
[04:18:45] You know, it's it is actually interesting when you ask me about maybe,
[04:18:49] I don't know if this is weird or too personal.
[04:18:51] if it is, we can, but when you do ask me about Ariette, it's like I had, you know,
[04:18:56] there's, I was less calm.
[04:18:57] I had such a great time being in that movie.
[04:18:59] I had such a great time working through it, but I was also personally really
[04:19:02] uncomfortable, whereas I'm a part, like, you know, you know, I was able to feel
[04:19:07] a bit more comfortable or something like that.
[04:19:10] But I feel now, because that's removed and I don't have to deal with that
[04:19:15] when I'm acting and my performance is, I am like, I feel like I could maybe
[04:19:20] I could do some of my best work now because you're because you're relaxed just loving it. Yes, I'm not having to like
[04:19:27] I'm not having to like literally work through a performance
[04:19:30] That I like don't even quite know I'm doing to get to a performance
[04:19:35] So like the experience of feeling of walking onto a Chris at this time
[04:19:40] Dresses in the ways of like it being cathartic. Yeah, I think this is the reality and I've said this before
[04:19:47] for. If your movie is broke back mountain and your audience is Saudi Arabia, you're not
[04:19:55] going to have a lot of sales. Like you're not going to have a big box office opening night.
[04:20:00] It's just not going to happen. The reality is that the public really isn't as accepting
[04:20:06] the trend stuff as some people make it out to be. I think that there's a massive amount
[04:20:13] of kind of quiet compliance that people have with people who are trans and the identity
[04:20:19] being on display, but I think that when you give people the option to choose to be around
[04:20:25] it and to choose to consume content where it's present, I think that many people will
[04:20:30] choose to avoid it because it makes them uncomfortable.
[04:20:35] And I think that there isn't even, there like, and there's a massive like disconnect
[04:20:39] between what people are saying and what people are thinking.
[04:20:44] And the problem is that when somebody makes a decision privately, they're going to make
[04:20:48] a decision on what they're thinking, not what they're saying.
[04:20:52] And that's the reason why these people probably aren't calling.
[04:20:56] When I rapped on the Odyssey, I had a moment, like there was a full circle moment.
[04:21:02] That's what lets you weirdly let go more, you know?
[04:21:05] what lets you, you know, knowing yourself more and embodying yourself more weirdly.
[04:21:10] It's also like, isn't Elliott Page or Ellen Page, whatever, I just, I do use the normal
[04:21:15] name, but like, uh, it isn't Elliott Page, five foot one or something.
[04:21:21] Like, as a male, like there were even problems with Tom Cruise, who's five foot seven in
[04:21:28] like top gun, because he was shorter.
[04:21:32] Like this be like, we think about Danny, Danny DeVito is a good example of this, right?
[04:21:37] Danny DeVito is also very short.
[04:21:39] So now, like you want to be cast as an actor and have your roles be agnostic of your identity,
[04:21:46] let's say, but also how many roles are going to place a five foot one male in any position
[04:21:54] where that person's stature is not part of their identity?
[04:21:59] few. Extremely few. Robert Downey Jr. uses elevator shoes? Oh, I didn't even know that.
[04:22:11] Let's you let go.
[04:22:13] Peter Dinklage? Yeah, but like again, I feel like he's had very few roles as well. And
[04:22:19] also like I hate to tell you, but like I think Peter Dinklage is an infinitely better actor.
[04:22:24] it's not even remotely close. It's way more popular. And he's also now off-putting in
[04:22:30] the same way that being trans is. I guess the ultimate thing I'm curious about is, as
[04:22:37] we're sitting here, you're coming off of this arguably the greatest movie ever made. You
[04:22:43] probably are going to have the opportunity to choose something incredible. I imagine
[04:22:48] you have filmmakers that you dream of working with. Is there a part of you that goes,
[04:22:52] I'm going to I want to reach out to like a filmmaker that I love to see what their
[04:22:56] next project is or do you is it is that weird?
[04:22:59] I get shot.
[04:23:00] Sometimes I wish I could be more that person who's like, I just walked in the
[04:23:04] room and said, you know, I'm more like if they want me, you know, if they think
[04:23:08] I'm right, but maybe maybe too, because, you know, I was seen in a certain way
[04:23:15] before and it is different now.
[04:23:17] So I understood, you know, so maybe they're maybe there is something to
[04:23:21] like reaching out to people and...
[04:23:27] I think that like so this is going to be maybe like I don't know if this is like a hot take
[04:23:31] or not but I think that in the same way that like Xbox Live lobbies break down racism because
[04:23:36] you just have people trading racial slurs.
[04:23:39] I think that one of the best ways that I think right now that you would have to
[04:23:43] try to get people to be more accepting of a trans identity or any sort of like
[04:23:48] non-gender binary identity is to be really outspoken about it in a direct blunt and kind
[04:23:56] of humorous way.
[04:23:59] I think that really talking about it that way and making it to where like people are
[04:24:03] laughing with you about it and then they just gradually learn to accept you for who
[04:24:07] you are, I think that's going to be the only way to move the needle at all for people.
[04:24:13] And I'm not saying that people should do this if they're not comfortable with it,
[04:24:16] But I think that that's what it's going to take.
[04:24:18] And I think that even then, you're never going to achieve a super majority of people that
[04:24:26] are okay with gender transition surgery on a personal identity level.
[04:24:31] Like I don't think that there's ever going to be a world where, like until we get to
[04:24:35] like, you know, some like crazy, like gene therapy sequencing where they can change
[04:24:39] your chromosomes and it's some kind of like magic sci-fi thing, like I'm talking about
[04:24:44] what we have right now.
[04:24:45] I don't think that you're ever going to get to a world where a majority of people see a
[04:24:50] person who's transitioned to the other gender as the other gender indistinguishably from
[04:24:56] a person who was born as that other gender.
[04:24:59] I don't think that you will ever reach a 50% with that.
[04:25:03] And I think that it will be shocking if you ever even reach a 20%.
[04:25:08] And trying to, yeah, create, you know, connections and projects that way.
[04:25:13] But, you know, I think it's a little tricky for me to get cast right now.
[04:25:18] I think that's probably for obvious, pretty obvious reasons.
[04:25:22] The Canadian thing.
[04:25:23] Yeah.
[04:25:24] Of course.
[04:25:25] Hollywood hates Canadians for some weird reason.
[04:25:28] Those tariffs.
[04:25:29] Yeah.
[04:25:30] They're such awful many people.
[04:25:34] But I'm grateful to Chris for having me be a part of this and yeah, I certainly
[04:25:43] I've been so lucky in my career and gotten to play some really fantastic parts and be
[04:25:50] a part of some wonderful projects.
[04:25:54] So yeah, somebody says, I don't know why, but I find female to male more easily acceptable
[04:25:59] than male to female.
[04:26:03] I'm going to give you an analogy that some people might not like, but it's true.
[04:26:16] Back in vanilla World of Warcraft, if you were on a PvP server, you were able to transfer
[04:26:23] to a PvE server, but if you were on a PvE server, you were not able to transfer to
[04:26:31] a PVP server. The reason why you're okay with it is because you think and you're okay with
[04:26:40] it because you are opting in to playing the game on hard mode. That's why. Yeah, it's
[04:26:54] that simple. Perfect analogy. Yeah. And I look, look, is it
[04:26:59] wrong though, right? Yeah, let's get wander. I don't know. And
[04:27:04] what is this here? Let's get lectured by a woman about
[04:27:06] masculinity means. Yeah, I mean, let me go back. I'll read some
[04:27:09] of the replies to this, right? So many says our is seriously
[04:27:12] off putting now why no one wants to work there. Castor is
[04:27:14] woman anymore. It can't cast her as a believable man. Yeah.
[04:27:17] And the thing is that like, if you are a director, and you
[04:27:21] cast Elliot Page in a role as a male, you are co-signing this identity thing and a lot of people
[04:27:28] don't agree with it. So just simply by casting this person in a role at all, you are making a
[04:27:34] political statement because you're casting them in a role that's meant for a male. And people
[04:27:39] that view that you can't change your gender aren't going to see that as a... they're going to see
[04:27:45] that as co-signing it. They will. It's libslop? Yeah, definitely. How can a
[04:27:52] reasonable person deny the... what is this here? Deny the existence of white
[04:27:57] privilege. Let me see this. Is this somebody that really believes this? I'm
[04:28:00] curious if it's worth looking at, right? And what is this here? Can I kind of
[04:28:05] find this? How can any reasonable person deny the existence of white
[04:28:10] privilege with polymarker predicting 90% chance that Lindsay Clancy walking
[04:28:13] free. Why do you think Lindsay Clancy is white privilege? Yeah, why do you think that Lindsay
[04:28:19] Clancy is an example of white privilege? And I'll go through and I'll read some of the
[04:28:24] quote retweets. Byrne, being a lot, what's this here? Oh, let me go and find this and
[04:28:30] then we'll look at the quotes. It's 10 million, right? Got a lot of hate for tweeting something
[04:28:34] like this before, so I'm doing it again. Fuck this, fuck J.K. Rowling, stand
[04:28:37] with the trans community. Again, you can make as many platitudes and things like
[04:28:42] this that you want, that's totally fine, but you're not going to convince people that
[04:28:47] their entire way that they see the world is wrong.
[04:28:51] You're not going to be able to bully people into not seeing a gender binary.
[04:28:57] It's just not going to happen.
[04:28:58] I understand that like people on social media think that if they're vicious and aggressive
[04:29:03] and vitriolic enough that they can bully everybody into believing in trans, not only
[04:29:09] will that not work but it will backfire and it's already backfiring and it has
[04:29:14] not even begun to get worse. Let me see here, this person's not even responding.
[04:29:20] I'll look at this in like five minutes and then we'll go back to it. But anyway,
[04:29:24] actually true. Yeah, you're not going to be able to bully people into
[04:29:27] compliance, right? This isn't going to happen. You did ask to be treated
[04:29:30] like a straight white male. Very true. And Paige, treat me as a five foot
[04:29:36] one unattractive straight white man Hollywood you got it doesn't offer any
[04:29:40] roles no not like that treat me like I'm special yeah no shit Odyssey was a
[04:29:45] pity casting I have no idea but uh yeah it's not like I have any attachment to
[04:29:50] Harry Potter what is this here I don't know even really what this means this
[04:29:55] looks like some bullshit and do we need more roles going to do we really need
[04:29:59] more roles going to white men in Hollywood oh my god page is shocked that
[04:30:04] There isn't more work for an aging 5'1 actor that's built like a 12 year old boy and constantly on the verge of tears.
[04:30:10] No way. No surprise at all, because despite MAGA claiming this was a DEI movie, Hollywood is deeply transphobic.
[04:30:17] The reason why Hollywood is transphobic is because the population is transphobic.
[04:30:23] That's the actual reason.
[04:30:27] It's that simple.
[04:30:30] Like, it's literally that simple. Like, there's no...
[04:30:33] Again, like if you make Brokeback Mountain and you try to do a box office opening at fucking Saudi Arabia or Qatar, you're not going to have a lot of sales.
[04:30:44] It's really fucking simple.
[04:30:46] Elliott Page being in the Odyssey was like a minor thing. It wasn't a big thing. That's the reason why people didn't really care.
[04:30:54] And also it was offset by 50 other things, not to mention the fact that it's one of the most famous stories of all time.
[04:31:00] It had a completely all-star cast. It had one of the most legendary directors of the current age that was directing it and
[04:31:08] Also, we haven't a good Odyssey movie in like 25 years or something
[04:31:12] So yeah, obviously that's going to be different. Wow. What a surprise
[04:31:18] I'm still mid. I didn't see it and watch it. I'm just saying that's it. Let's be brutally honest here
[04:31:23] Let's pretend that she really was a man pulling a male film industry's ruthless about all looks and
[04:31:27] and before she was a talented pretty girl,
[04:31:29] which sells in Hollywood.
[04:31:30] Hollywood is not going to cast an ugly looking quote man
[04:31:34] short feeble with a permanent facial expression
[04:31:37] that looks like they're about to cry.
[04:31:39] Zero sex appeal and that general look
[04:31:41] of being unwell and unhealthy.
[04:31:43] No wonder the calls aren't coming.
[04:31:45] Ellen Page was talented and had good vibe on screen.
[04:31:48] Elliot Page or this new person not as easy on the eyes,
[04:31:51] not as convincing on any role if the character is male.
[04:31:55] This is true.
[04:31:56] People might not want to admit it, but it is true.
[04:31:59] So yeah, funny is not a case of a man.
[04:32:01] I definitely think it's a woman.
[04:32:02] They got roles, jobs, and design for women.
[04:32:04] Yeah, there we go.
[04:32:05] Obvious aside, basic question, why is a cute girl
[04:32:08] getting cast in more stuff than a weird-looking man?
[04:32:17] You know, there are some comments
[04:32:18] that just have the ability
[04:32:19] to cut through all the bullshit, right?
[04:32:22] All the bullshit, all the fucking noise,
[04:32:24] and everything else.
[04:32:25] Yeah, oh, I wonder why.
[04:32:29] Start of the light, no one is transphobic.
[04:32:31] I think that people are unsettled by being trans,
[04:32:34] by trans people, and they don't like it
[04:32:36] and it makes them uncomfortable.
[04:32:38] I don't know if phobia is the correct word.
[04:32:40] I don't think that they're necessarily afraid of them,
[04:32:43] but the idea that just makes them uncomfortable,
[04:32:45] it's off-putting.
[04:32:47] I think this is obviously true.
[04:32:50] I don't really care personally,
[04:32:52] but there's a lot of people that disagree with me.
[04:32:54] Can we pull this up?
[04:32:57] Does this person ever respond?
[04:32:58] Of course not.
[04:32:59] What a surprise.
[04:33:00] It seems like a bait comment.
[04:33:03] And yeah, there it is.
[04:33:04] Not a surprise at all.
[04:33:05] You're trying to ask the high school, what is this here?
[04:33:07] No email, no response, no TOS clarification on why it did not qualify as incitement.
[04:33:12] Not a peep nothing.
[04:33:13] I think they're really just going to not even acknowledge it.
[04:33:17] Oh my God.
[04:33:19] If they actually let this go, it's going to be so funny.
[04:33:29] They found the one juror who's holding the line for Western civilization.
[04:33:33] I swear to God, it better not be that fat bald name.
[04:33:40] There's something about it, I just, I always, somehow I always fucking know.
[04:33:46] I just, I knew it was going to be that.
[04:33:49] I knew it was gonna happen and Derry fucking is oh my god
[04:33:54] Yeah, I can get yeah, he's no no no she killed him. Well, you have to follow the rule
[04:33:59] No, this is my constitution. It's the content you said I could do say we're all no, uh-uh. Nope. She killed him
[04:34:06] Well, but what if can you what what about everybody else is not then now what they they were all I'm right
[04:34:12] That's it. He looks so happy. I know and by the way
[04:34:16] this is a very effective tactic is that tagging and harassing sponsors is
[04:34:24] Extremely effective at getting action from companies
[04:34:27] So in general and this is what leftists do all the time and if right-wing people did it more
[04:34:33] I do think that you would see a massive
[04:34:36] Rebalancing is state of play still on we are going to watch it in just a minute
[04:34:39] I'll look at a few posts that I read it then we're gonna watch state of play. Okay, so I think you absolutely
[04:34:43] Absolutely should try to get a comment from State Farm for why they are sponsoring and supporting a person that
[04:34:50] Supports 9-11. Yeah, I think this is definitely true
[04:34:54] Yeah, absolutely
[04:34:56] And yeah extra discount if he threatens Jews with violence today
[04:35:00] And I tell us more of which is biggest sponsors for educational purposes. I don't even know what that
[04:35:04] I'm not sure what the sponsors are. I have no idea and
[04:35:08] New marketing strategy is terrorism. Yeah, it's very very weird
[04:35:12] And I do think that people should weaponize that as much as they can
[04:35:16] Basically my outlook on all this stuff. I've said it multiple times is that
[04:35:20] Always use the most effective strategy regardless of what it is
[04:35:25] always play to win
[04:35:27] Always it's every every action should be secondary from the goal
[04:35:32] The goal should always be the holy grail
[04:35:36] The goal is the North Star and if that means contacting sponsors, I think they should do it
[04:35:41] Anyway, let me go look at some of the posts unreaded, okay?
[04:35:47] My post got removed despite over 1200 updates?
[04:35:51] Sorry it got removed?
[04:35:53] You know why you got removed?
[04:35:55] Because you're a bitch.
[04:35:57] Because you're a little fucking bitch, that's why.
[04:36:01] That's what happens.
[04:36:03] That's what you deserve.
[04:36:06] They made contacting sponsors a meta? Yeah, they did.
[04:36:09] So, I don't run the Reddit, mistakes are going to happen, sorry, and also you guys have to understand that if you really want to post something and not have to deal with problems, the best place for you to do that is going to be from our community, right?
[04:36:27] Chuds Without Borders is probably the best place to make posts. Why is that? Because Chuds Without Borders doesn't have the same type of moderation.
[04:36:36] That's it. And I can link it to you guys again. This almost has 50,000 members now.
[04:36:41] No, we want you to see it. Yeah, I know. I know I need to spend more time looking at this.
[04:36:47] We just need to do a little bit better at cleaning up some of the TOS stuff.
[04:36:50] And that's why I haven't used it as much. You're ignoring me, so use it more.
[04:36:54] Yeah, do you even go to the community? I mean, I will try to do more of it, okay?
[04:36:58] But yeah, of course, Austin Retards is just about, yeah, of course.
[04:37:02] University of Democrats at UT Austin and we hosting a son piker on September 30th. Oh, I've been there before and
[04:37:08] Check the White House post they made a game where you build the wall and work his ice not even kidding. Yeah, I saw that
[04:37:14] I will probably play that
[04:37:16] Maybe I don't know maybe this weekend or something. I don't know when right now. It's really funny though. So anyway, let me see here
[04:37:23] I'll finish the other comments about about here right sounds fire. It is really funny
[04:37:28] You ever know where life will take you
[04:37:30] For a former child star, Franky Muniz has secured his first career motorsport victory, taking the top spot in the M class of the GT4 America series.
[04:37:41] Wait, what?
[04:37:44] So now he's like a professional racer?
[04:37:47] That's awesome.
[04:37:50] Yeah, no, it's not Malcolm in the middle, it's Malcolm in the front.
[04:37:54] He won.
[04:37:55] Holy shit, good for him.
[04:37:57] Oh my God.
[04:37:58] Apparently 28k views, 158 upvotes, wasn't enough to save this joke from more of the
[04:38:04] rings memes.
[04:38:05] It helps Sauron to recover from postpartum depression.
[04:38:08] Times are tough and Mordor Sauron has officially launched to go fund me.
[04:38:12] So I actually have no problem with them removing memes like this because they don't want to
[04:38:18] have like political discourse.
[04:38:20] But in a lot of instances, them doing this is like, you can't do political memes of
[04:38:26] your side.
[04:38:27] we're going to do political means of our side
[04:38:30] so i really don't know about the subreddit but it's funny and i don't know
[04:38:34] why you delete this it's just funny yeah it's funny i don't know why somebody
[04:38:37] would get mad
[04:38:38] golem donated five dollars
[04:38:40] he had there you go right
[04:38:42] and uh... gt a fives michael's been a gt six jason
[04:38:47] she is going to shut jason put out a pair of pants buddy let's go step up
[04:38:51] i don't know you know this parents of gt a six coming out what advice would
[04:38:54] you give to the people playing the characters in that role
[04:38:57] Just try to be good as Michael like Jason Jason. Don't be a puss. No Jason's all Jack and a really good looking and all that kind of stuff
[04:39:03] Right, I gotta feel the girls calling the shots. Yeah, she is calling the shots Jason put on a pair of pants, buddy
[04:39:08] Let's go step up. Who do you think has had the biggest character rock in that franchise that question Michael?
[04:39:14] Not only the biggest character the best character best Grand Theft Auto character that's his character, right?
[04:39:19] That's his character one two three four five and all the little in between ones. Oh, yeah, Michael's badass
[04:39:25] Let's just say best video I can ever get. Oh, yeah, it makes sense
[04:39:28] Goal from freaking last of us a pussy
[04:39:31] You think I ain't Nathan Drake, you know, yeah
[04:39:36] Awesome red-dash, what was the name John Mars is good. Yeah, he's a hell of a good character, but yeah, but Arjan Morgan
[04:39:42] Yeah, let the burkulosis get a little killer
[04:39:46] Hey, so did Doc holiday. All right. I don't want to hear this just kick your ass
[04:39:50] I lost for life. No fucking you could have said your grand to guess what I'm gonna say next
[04:39:55] I would have never have guessed that.
[04:39:56] Uh-huh. Oh my God.
[04:39:58] And, uh, yeah, what is this here, the one juror?
[04:40:01] No matter how the wind howls, the mountain cannot bow to it.
[04:40:05] There's all- there are probably like a thousand Chinese proverbs like this.
[04:40:09] Or Confucian proverbs that justify exactly that.
[04:40:13] I'll grab that.
[04:40:55] All right, I'm back.
[04:41:18] Sorry about that.
[04:41:20] How do you not know?
[04:41:23] You play red dead yet?
[04:41:24] I don't know about red dead like I think that's what he said. I was talking about a movie
[04:41:29] Doc Holliday was in Tombstone. I don't know if he's he in fucking red dead. I have no idea
[04:41:35] And I ran five the warrior DPS kind of node and it's hilarious
[04:41:39] I I used to love doing those like max DPS guides
[04:41:42] Maybe one day if there's ever a game that's good enough
[04:41:45] I'll be motivated to make game videos about it again. I just don't know when that's ever gonna happen
[04:41:50] What is this? Can I find this? Oh?
[04:41:52] Oh, do I have a GTA like?
[04:42:13] I'd play it.
[04:42:15] I would.
[04:42:16] I'd play the shit out of it, man.
[04:42:18] I would.
[04:42:19] I would love that guy.
[04:42:23] The thing is if you made that game, everybody would play it.
[04:42:26] Oh my god.
[04:42:27] For every man in a battle for child custody, just tell the judge she has postpartum depression.
[04:42:32] That's a good one.
[04:42:33] Ward of Sanity.
[04:42:34] Oh my god.
[04:42:35] Is this the guy?
[04:42:36] Jesus.
[04:42:37] What is this?
[04:42:38] What is it?
[04:42:39] What is it?
[04:42:40] Is there a closed commercial?
[04:42:41] Is there a closed commercial?
[04:42:53] Yup.
[04:43:04] So this is, I'm assuming a some close commercial, right?
[04:43:15] Right.
[04:43:17] Okay.
[04:43:19] Great.
[04:43:21] Yeah, I'm sure, yeah, I'm sure people like that.
[04:43:32] And yeah, what is this here?
[04:43:35] Check Twitter, new StarCraft teaser?
[04:43:37] Well, I'm not ready for that.
[04:43:38] New Gene Gray actor?
[04:43:39] Oh, I didn't even know that.
[04:43:42] Show some heart with a...
[04:43:47] Show support with heart at choke?
[04:43:49] Oh my God.
[04:43:51] And also, by the way, this is the same post.
[04:43:53] And Gen Z protester realizes he's not going home.
[04:43:57] Sometimes things get deleted.
[04:43:59] Here's the thing I said with Reddit, right?
[04:44:01] that reddit
[04:44:03] is a hot like we are we are behind enemy lines with reddit okay
[04:44:09] and because we are behind enemy lines
[04:44:11] we have to be extra careful to not do things are say things
[04:44:15] that get us in trouble
[04:44:17] that's why we are extra careful about this stuff okay
[04:44:21] so just be aware of that
[04:44:31] It's just so good you're gonna believe what game this is
[04:44:52] this? Uh, it could be just an architecture thing. Wait, what? This doesn't look like a
[04:45:13] video game this is AI generated yes yeah this looks like it's like an unreal
[04:45:22] tech demo I don't think this is a real game guys yeah sorry probably not a real
[04:45:32] game what does it say OP okay what is this even if I showed last year's this
[04:45:40] Skyrim?
[04:46:02] What the fuck?
[04:46:04] I
[04:46:11] This is this needs to stop
[04:46:14] Yes, this has to this
[04:46:18] This has to say this is out. This is no no this is too much. I don't know what the fuck's wrong with you
[04:46:23] But what is this couldn't have said it better with everything is political is oh here we go
[04:46:29] All right, I watched us
[04:46:31] Everything is political. It's just something left to say to justify being as obnoxious as
[04:46:38] possible in every domain of human life. Like, yeah, everything we do implies politics because
[04:46:43] we're social animals, but that's not what you mean. What you mean is this entire area
[04:46:48] of activity or interest needs to be subordinate to a political goal, yours, your political
[04:46:54] goal. Then whenever anybody is like, Hey, can I just do this thing without you bothering
[04:46:58] me you're like but it's political. It's like yeah everything in life is chemical too but
[04:47:03] we'd all be weirded out if some preening asshole in a lab coat was sitting there in the morning
[04:47:08] as you brush your teeth going oh you need a better chemical formula for your toothpaste.
[04:47:12] Sure. You're like bro I'm just trying to brush my teeth and they're like well you don't
[04:47:15] think that's chemical? Like it's like yeah fitness is related to politics but like can
[04:47:22] people just get in shape? You know fitness is political. It's like okay well first
[04:47:27] Why are you guys always fat?
[04:47:28] Oh, actually politics is physical.
[04:47:30] You don't think politics is physical?
[04:47:31] Get out of bed and do 50 burpees right now.
[04:47:34] You pudgy creep.
[04:47:35] Oh, it's not political, then why are you guys always fat?
[04:47:43] So I think that also it's like whenever they say art is political.
[04:47:49] Yeah, there's a political message in War of the Rings.
[04:47:55] Like, uh, liberty, companionship, camaraderie, the, uh, you know, the capacity of men to overcome
[04:48:06] insurmountable odds, and then there's politics in Dragon Age the veil guard of being non-binary.
[04:48:16] There's the politics of Metal Gear Solid 2 of manifesting an artificial intelligence
[04:48:21] that can run society better than people can, that understands the human nature better than humanity,
[04:48:28] and then dust-borne, which is decide whether you're triggered or you're gonna beat somebody up or not.
[04:48:36] There's a huge difference there, okay? There's themes of industrialization ruining nature. Yeah,
[04:48:43] I mean, there's a massive fucking difference. And also, by the way, it's not necessarily that
[04:48:49] that we don't like politics in games,
[04:48:51] I think we need to get away from that messaging
[04:48:53] because we do like politics in games.
[04:48:56] We don't like your politics in games.
[04:48:58] We don't like the politics that these people have in games.
[04:49:01] We don't wanna hear their opinion in games
[04:49:04] because their opinions are stupid
[04:49:06] and I don't wanna listen to them.
[04:49:09] Slame and gay, yes, priorities, what's this?
[04:49:11] What's he doing?
[04:49:41] It was it was gonna I knew it was gonna be something bro like yeah that's always what
[04:49:52] they do.
[04:49:53] Kaisi draws that what is this?
[04:49:56] What is she she do this?
[04:49:59] She did this.
[04:50:04] That's a baseball bat?
[04:50:06] And she's saying SOS?
[04:50:09] guys guys this is fake news is this the Pikachu I don't know what you look like
[04:50:18] it's better than me yeah oh my god put that on the fridge so I thought it was a
[04:50:32] fucking baseball bat I didn't know she made this oh my god and now draw her I
[04:50:38] i don't think i i i
[04:50:40] it there's no way that i would do that i would know absolutely not
[04:50:44] sauron insist that he only tried to enslave all of middle-earth because he
[04:50:48] was suffering from postpartum depression
[04:50:51] there's a lot of these
[04:50:52] human stories like yours about one thing of
[04:50:55] death
[04:50:58] inevitable death
[04:51:00] there was a quotation from the most uh... simon bouquan
[04:51:03] there in the paper
[04:51:06] There is no such thing as a natural death.
[04:51:09] Nothing that happens to man is ever natural,
[04:51:13] since his presence calls the whole world into question.
[04:51:16] All men must die, but for every man, his death is an accident.
[04:51:21] And even if he knows it and can sense to it
[04:51:23] an unjustable violation.
[04:51:26] We may agree with the words or not.
[04:51:29] But those are the key spring of the laws of the reading.
[04:51:36] Isn't it crazy to listen to people that are actually like smart and well spoken and know what they're talking about discuss things and then you go back and you listen to a lot of modern discourse and it's just fucking embarrassing.
[04:51:51] Take a look the alleged butt sniffer is a pair. I don't want to watch this fucking weird. Let me see this.
[04:52:00] I just I just don't want to watch it anyway. Yeah
[04:52:06] Video game I saw this a little bit already dev launched their own review site
[04:52:10] I do need to you know what I do need to do before I want to do before anything else
[04:52:15] Let's do this stay to play okay, because I've been I've been saying I was gonna do it for a while
[04:52:21] We need to do this. Let's get it done. Here we go
[04:52:25] So, it's time.
[04:52:29] I've been fucking around, let's do this.
[04:52:32] And I will look at the, I will look at that website, I don't want to look at it right now.
[04:52:36] That's all.
[04:52:37] Give me a second.
[04:52:40] All right.
[04:52:41] State of play, this happened earlier today.
[04:52:44] Hopefully it's not State of Gay.
[04:52:49] right look at the dislikes wow let's find out what what was in the hole
[04:53:19] What is this shit now?
[04:53:44] Jesus.
[04:53:46] What the fuck was that about?
[04:53:56] Shouldn't you like call 911 or something?
[04:54:00] Like I don't know.
[04:54:02] Okay.
[04:54:04] What's that I do?
[04:54:06] Oh my god.
[04:54:08] At least try to get his wallet right.
[04:54:10] Oh my god.
[04:54:12] Oh my god!
[04:54:15] Okay, I'm sorry.
[04:54:25] Well, this problem seems like it'll solve itself.
[04:54:29] These are all the Lindsey Plantsy copycats.
[04:55:00] Okay.
[04:55:12] Why did he have the gun to begin with though?
[04:55:18] You guys...
[04:55:20] You guys not coming back?
[04:55:25] He can't die.
[04:55:27] Okay, so he doesn't know what's going on.
[04:55:32] Okay.
[04:55:39] I'll watch this when it comes out.
[04:55:41] Obviously, I'm gonna watch it.
[04:55:45] Oh, shit!
[04:55:46] I love K2P to play. I'm Zach Kraken.
[04:55:47] Yo, wait, what's this for?
[04:55:48] That was an explosive clip from my upcoming movie.
[04:55:50] This comes out in 15 days? Is that real?
[04:55:57] Two weeks! That's badass! I'll go watch that, probably.
[04:56:02] Resident Evil comes out in theaters September 18th. Check it out.
[04:56:08] Sure, is that real? No, you won't.
[04:56:14] Thanks to Zach Crager for that extended look at Resident Evil.
[04:56:21] Wait, what? What's that?
[04:56:22] It's coming to theaters around the world starting September 18th, and I can't wait to see more.
[04:56:27] We've got a great show for you today with another state of play airing right after this broadcast
[04:56:33] Focusing on games from teams across Japan and Asia be sure to stick around as host Yuki Kaji
[04:56:38] Offers deeper looks at some of the games will be seeing over the course of the next 45 minutes
[04:56:44] Plus other exciting announcements. All right now. Let's get started with one last look at Marvel's Wolverine
[04:56:50] I heard of this September 15th release on PlayStation 5 September 5
[04:56:57] We're gonna play this you the bastard who ran away to go live off the land
[04:57:05] You're not ready for this
[04:57:09] Pick you up
[04:57:13] Let me show you what I've been working on
[04:57:21] This figure has a way to detect mutants with machines
[04:57:57] There's not a lot about that that really seems that appealing to me.
[04:58:19] It's just really like, I mean, I'll play it, but it doesn't really seem like it's
[04:58:22] that... like there's no edge to it, it seems.
[04:58:26] I think I'll play it but I mean...
[04:58:56] I mean, it wasn't anything, it was just alright.
[04:59:13] Honestly, like, even the trailer makes it look worse than I remembered it.
[04:59:23] I hate to say this, like this actually looks worse than I remember it.
[04:59:28] Wow.
[04:59:32] Maybe it wasn't a skill. Maybe it should have been a personality skill.
[04:59:39] What is it?
[04:59:43] Did he have quality? Is it bad? No, it says it's good.
[04:59:46] What do you mean?
[04:59:51] What are you talking about?
[04:59:53] Man.
[05:00:07] Please, please, please!
[05:00:09] That's the guy from the first game, right?
[05:00:13] Jim Stockney returns.
[05:00:19] That's cool.
[05:00:23] This is like what my Elden Ring died for any but for Ghost of the Year time.
[05:00:31] The Ghost rises again.
[05:00:35] Uh, that's cute, but I don't want to play it on the PlayStation, I want it to be on the...
[05:00:42] PS5!
[05:00:44] PS fucking 5! I want to hear PS fucking 5!
[05:00:49] Get the fuck out of here.
[05:00:51] Monster Hunter!
[05:00:57] This is one I am excited for and I'm very excited for.
[05:01:01] Great track. I'm posing itself upon us.
[05:01:05] And I'm ready.
[05:01:11] That's the guy. He is pretty good.
[05:01:21] We're not big as enemies, we're set nuts.
[05:01:31] It's too loud, yeah, yeah, it's too loud.
[05:01:36] This looks good.
[05:01:37] Oh, it's good to see ya.
[05:01:40] Maybe now that he's older, he won't be as fucking annoying.
[05:01:51] The mists above, clean.
[05:01:54] The evening constellation of islands.
[05:01:57] Damn.
[05:01:58] Reminds me of Final Fantasy XIV.
[05:02:01] That one area of Heaven's work?
[05:02:07] Come on, remember that pretty well.
[05:02:16] Got it?
[05:02:17] I hate those dick suckers, but I was the one monster I hated.
[05:02:31] That fucking worm, worm, wyvern, milk fucking rapian.
[05:02:37] something isn't right
[05:02:39] oh shit
[05:02:41] I'm sure they're a phase 2 to fighting these monsters
[05:02:44] is that kushala border?
[05:02:48] for monster or wiles?
[05:02:50] for wolf?
[05:02:53] is it? yeah, I'm assuming so
[05:02:55] that's a big one
[05:02:56] all the talk is there too
[05:02:59] just trust me
[05:03:01] you both got this
[05:03:03] ready fight
[05:03:04] The boost thing does look really cool, like I've seen some of the some of the videos
[05:03:17] of it.
[05:03:18] Uh-oh.
[05:03:19] This is the one I saw on Twitter.
[05:03:30] Ah, yeah it is.
[05:03:32] Yeah, that looks really fucking cool.
[05:03:38] I think it goes without saying I'm going to play the fuck out of this, right?
[05:03:42] Like I played Montreal World a lot.
[05:03:45] I played Wilds a lot too.
[05:03:47] Yeah, I'm obviously going to play this.
[05:03:51] When does it come out again?
[05:03:52] Oh, wait a minute.
[05:03:54] 20, oh, 20, 27, okay.
[05:03:58] Up next, developer 4A Games has your first look at Metro 2032.
[05:04:02] 39 gameplay captured on ps5 pro the latest entry in the metro franchise takes you on its darkest journey yet
[05:04:09] Let's take a look at cost as much as the base game. I don't care. I just won't play the game
[05:04:16] The worldwide best selling metro trailer in the ruins of post-apocalyptic Moscow the stranger emerges from the tunnels of the metro
[05:04:24] This is probably one of my most anticipated games right now. This former Spartan is on the trail of the Nova right
[05:04:30] I'm so excited for this.
[05:04:33] Now, one lost outpost stands in his way.
[05:04:38] Looks insane, yeah.
[05:04:44] I think it's obvious because it's like the same setting but it reminds me a lot of stalker
[05:04:48] too.
[05:04:49] And I played that game a lot.
[05:04:53] Need to play the other Metroid game, Metroid game's fun.
[05:04:59] Oh, I've seen that picture, you know, usually they send me that after, after I get an exam.
[05:05:16] Uh-oh.
[05:05:18] This is actual gameplay, I like to see this.
[05:05:26] And keep in mind, this is on a PS5 Pro, so it's probably going to look even better on a PC.
[05:05:31] Which I'm really excited for.
[05:05:49] Not a problem.
[05:05:50] go down. What's going on? What are you doing? This is good. Oh, that's cool.
[05:06:20] Damn, there's a lot of these fuckers in the building.
[05:06:25] He's got the shotgun out again.
[05:06:30] Just flashbang.
[05:06:35] Oh.
[05:06:38] Just one taffton.
[05:06:45] I think this game is definitely like the combat seems like it's kind of secondary to the world
[05:07:06] building and story which is fine right I don't really care but like it's definitely it's
[05:07:11] It's good enough. It's more than good enough.
[05:07:18] It's fine, yeah.
[05:07:23] We'll definitely play this one, like 100%. It's not even a question.
[05:07:28] This gameplay is really good on PC, critical sound design in world.
[05:07:30] Yeah, yeah, I feel like it's gonna look really, really good.
[05:07:34] Mostly linear gameplay.
[05:07:36] As long as it plays well and it's fun, that's a man.
[05:07:41] thousand here that's right he has survived
[05:07:44] countless is like subnautica ocean conceals of print man
[05:07:50] never foresaw what is it this is gonna be stupid right
[05:07:56] man
[05:08:04] Shark Souls? Wait what? Yo! Wait a minute. Okay. Oh, this is awesome. Yo!
[05:08:27] I'm not gonna lie. Out of all the new games here I've seen, this is the coolest one.
[05:08:33] Besides Metro, and yeah, this is Man Eater 2.
[05:08:37] That's fucking funny. I like that.
[05:08:41] It's a shark RPG.
[05:08:44] We had crab souls. Why not have shark souls?
[05:08:51] Oh, okay. Alright, this is what I saw people tweeting about.
[05:09:03] Yeah, this is like that, the Deserians, to the very top.
[05:09:17] Yo, how the fuck are they still making- they just made DLC for this?
[05:09:22] Holy shit.
[05:09:28] It's actually crazy.
[05:09:30] I feel like this game just came out.
[05:09:35] Or you can build the whole fucking...
[05:09:37] Can you build this whole area?
[05:09:39] Like a castle?
[05:09:43] Oh my god.
[05:09:47] This game really is what Dragon's Dogma 2 was supposed to be.
[05:09:54] You can... wait, you can ride a ship?
[05:10:00] and you can go underwater and you can ride sharks and you have a jetpack and
[05:10:08] you have a submarine and you can fight a shark okay and there's a you have to
[05:10:19] by the Omega weapon. And Bahamut is there. Right. Okay, I'm in. Octo. Oh, what the fuck?
[05:10:36] You're telling me this game is going to come out. This expansion is going to come out in
[05:10:41] a little bit over a month from now? How? How did they do this? How is it possible
[05:10:49] that they did this after they just released the game at the beginning of the year.
[05:10:56] Holy shit!
[05:10:58] AI?
[05:11:00] It's working!
[05:11:01] I don't know if it's AI or not.
[05:11:04] Holy fuck, man.
[05:11:06] That's incredible.
[05:11:10] Don't question.
[05:11:11] Don't ask any questions.
[05:11:12] Hope it's not a buggy mouse.
[05:11:14] They have nothing learned in their lessons from last time.
[05:11:16] They've made a lot of really great improvements to the game.
[05:11:20] That's the original logo.
[05:11:25] Dude, that looks great.
[05:11:26] Playtakes many forms, from millions of polygons to a copperous pixel or a big pile of bricks.
[05:11:31] My name is Fred and I'm the Lifeform PlayStation Gamer.
[05:11:33] He is my greatest honor to share with you something special that is celebrated in the original PlayStation's iconic 1994 design.
[05:11:40] design. Today as a LEGO designer means to make creativity, imagination and a lot of fun.
[05:11:46] When a LEGO designer is trying to help, a lot of play into it. We have the opening button,
[05:11:51] we have the lights and of course we have the drawers with all the history inside as well.
[05:11:55] In the 1,911 bricks of the set, some of them are dedicated to two dioramas inside the
[05:12:01] PlayStation. One is representing Gran Turismo and the other one, Apexgate, both of them are
[05:12:07] full of details for the fans to see. The most important thing to get right when we created the console was the dimension, the real feel of the console back in the day in 1984.
[05:12:15] I have one of those, it's downstairs. The thing around the design of the Playstation is super passionate about gaming. It was super challenging for Isaac to reproduce all the right dimension, especially on the controller, to feel right, but he did an amazing effort around it.
[05:12:29] This set is a love letter from one community of creators to another, and we hope you enjoyed building this set as much as we enjoyed creating it.
[05:12:36] I'm not really the audience for this, I mean it's cool but...
[05:12:39] I am so proud to use Lingoset in the state of play when playing is so important for both of our compents.
[05:12:44] Could you learn more, please check the station blog of Lingo.com
[05:12:48] Tungir Fua!
[05:12:49] That's a nice...
[05:12:53] Yeah, Lego's really big now. A lot of people use Lego, like adults play Lego.
[05:12:59] Is this Final Fantasy?
[05:13:01] Yeah, it is.
[05:13:02] Final Fantasy?
[05:13:03] The first one.
[05:13:04] in HDTV. Ooh. That's cool. Where's the real game though, right? Okay, there we go. That's
[05:13:24] That's cool.
[05:13:38] I think his style is really clean. It's good.
[05:13:47] Oh! I remember those!
[05:13:49] The earliest Final Fantasy I played was either 3 or 4 on the Game Boy.
[05:14:01] So if he's in Final Fantasy, was he like a Super Boss or something?
[05:14:13] It's crazy how like, even like 20 years later, nobody has been able, like, no other character
[05:14:20] has been able to manufacture the same level of Zora.
[05:14:23] And it hasn't even been closed.
[05:14:27] Damn.
[05:14:28] They're all available now.
[05:14:30] Let me guess, this one's not on PC, right?
[05:14:34] Yeah, it's only on PS5.
[05:14:37] Fuck.
[05:14:40] Shit's pissing me off now.
[05:14:42] I'm getting real mad.
[05:14:45] Oh, it's on PC?
[05:14:48] I feel like I should play a game like that sometime soon.
[05:14:52] Please, please be a mech game.
[05:14:54] Please be a mech game.
[05:14:56] Please be a mech game.
[05:14:58] Come on.
[05:15:01] I want it.
[05:15:05] Okay.
[05:15:12] Yeah
[05:15:17] Show me the gameplay
[05:15:35] That was cool that was cool
[05:15:42] It's crazy to be watching this, just thinking back on like, honestly, this is cool but like,
[05:16:03] Armored Core 6 was fun.
[05:16:08] Like, I play Mecha Break, I'll play every Mecha game there is, but like, it's actually
[05:16:14] insane like every other Mecha game that I see just reminds me of how much better Armored
[05:16:18] Core 6 was.
[05:16:20] It's actually insane.
[05:16:25] Titanfall 3 is better?
[05:16:27] Titanfall 3, isn't that um, high guard?
[05:16:33] 27. Stay tuned for more details from the game's producer in state of play Japan coming up right after this show
[05:16:40] Okay, next we wanted to highlight three inventive indie games that caught our teams attention
[05:16:45] He's better not be stunted.
[05:16:47] PS5. First up is a historical narrative folk horror game set throughout one night. Okay
[05:16:57] This better not be bullshit
[05:17:03] All of truth's that share the heart to know
[05:17:08] It's still a door to you
[05:17:13] All of the black rain near me this night
[05:17:16] Shrowed me in shadow, guard me with light
[05:17:20] Mock all of the red mane, stand by my side
[05:17:24] Under your shields, let me safely bide
[05:17:27] Shroud me in shadow, guard me with light
[05:17:30] Hold! What was that?
[05:17:32] I haven't come as cursed as what he does today.
[05:17:36] Can we say that?
[05:17:37] To resist, knowing that you must,
[05:17:40] the profanity brings your plans to ruin things.
[05:17:43] Get in the shadows.
[05:17:44] This might be interesting to play on stream, but...
[05:17:47] There's a chillin' man.
[05:17:49] Yeah.
[05:17:49] Tonight, there'll be a make-and-eat.
[05:17:52] Who goes there?
[05:17:53] They!
[05:17:54] Come!
[05:17:54] The devil's home!
[05:17:55] I haven't given a shit.
[05:17:56] Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please.
[05:17:58] No way to hide now.
[05:17:59] Witch.
[05:18:00] I might have to play this game. I'm gonna play this game and just agree with the villains
[05:18:06] I'll be like yeah, we bring this back the makers of McKat
[05:18:10] Canyon lets you explore a forgotten world filled with fantastical lands and mysterious puzzle-filled ruins
[05:18:25] You may not know this place
[05:18:27] or how you arrived here.
[05:18:31] Okay.
[05:18:32] But we've been waiting for you for a very long time.
[05:18:40] Wow.
[05:18:41] You alone are destined to save this land from the unravelling.
[05:18:48] That's convenient.
[05:18:50] As the finder of lost things.
[05:18:54] So this isn't a video game. Like what's the video? Okay.
[05:18:59] So you can make a bridge into a bridge?
[05:19:08] Okay.
[05:19:14] This game looks like it might play well.
[05:19:18] Oh, so you get like, what is it like here? You're like going forward and backward at the same time.
[05:19:22] I couldn't really be too excited about that.
[05:19:49] Oh, fine. I remember this was something.
[05:19:56] Oh, yeah!
[05:19:58] This is about a walking lighthouse.
[05:20:04] Well, this studio's probably going to go out of business next year.
[05:20:09] Yeah, all right, yeah gaming is over or what the art projects reign supreme
[05:20:39] Don't get me wrong, it's cool.
[05:20:42] Like, I mean, this is cool, but I just...
[05:20:50] I think that was just a sequence.
[05:20:53] It was a press W key? Yeah, that was a W key gameplay.
[05:20:57] You're excited to share that Keeper will be available today on PS5.
[05:21:00] PlayStation 5. Wow.
[05:21:03] In our show last February, Konami debuted a brand new RPG called Rev Noir.
[05:21:08] What's up?
[05:21:09] And today they have new footage and gameplay to share.
[05:21:12] I don't even know what this is.
[05:21:13] Let's take a look.
[05:21:14] Let's see it.
[05:21:15] Hold on a minute.
[05:21:20] Is this like a J- Please don't be turn based.
[05:21:27] If you're turn based I will just...
[05:21:31] He has amnesia I guarantee you.
[05:21:33] He has amnesia.
[05:21:34] I already know it.
[05:21:35] So this is like a, it's like Ardnights in the field, but it's like no gotcha.
[05:21:44] Well this is kinda cool.
[05:21:46] Yeah I'd play this, for sure.
[05:21:48] It reminds me of Beast of Reincarnation the gameplay does.
[05:21:56] That's not a good thing by the way.
[05:21:58] Yeah I'd still play this though.
[05:22:03] I'm not just following my guidance, this is something I've decided for myself.
[05:22:08] I want to save lots of people.
[05:22:17] Must be a Xenoblade. Yeah, kind of.
[05:22:20] Did you absorb this party ice?
[05:22:25] Wow. Wow. Wow!
[05:22:33] I feel like this guy is not doing any damage.
[05:22:47] This game doesn't look cool.
[05:22:48] Team Final Fantasy?
[05:22:49] You think so?
[05:22:50] Maybe Sarah gonna play it?
[05:22:51] This game is not actually gonna play it.
[05:22:52] I play a lot of games.
[05:22:53] You know, even if you say you're going to play, you can say you're not actually going to play it.
[05:22:57] I play a lot of games.
[05:23:01] Like, all my time off-stream I spend playing games.
[05:23:04] It's like all I do.
[05:23:06] What do you mean?
[05:23:12] Yeah, this looks good. I'd play this.
[05:23:16] That would be such a tragedy.
[05:23:19] But I do finish games. So sometimes I like
[05:23:24] Psychoonomaxing. This game is Psychoonomaxing you think so? I like that. I might use that more
[05:23:30] 1920s New York
[05:23:37] I guess he has luck on his side as well
[05:23:41] We should proceed with the plan before they try to stop us
[05:23:44] All right, I was hoping that we could convince her to work with us, but
[05:23:49] Ellie Myers
[05:23:58] By the way, I
[05:24:01] Hate this setting I hate it. I I hate it
[05:24:11] Yeah, I just my first thought that
[05:24:15] This is
[05:24:19] Oh
[05:24:37] Okay
[05:24:41] I guess that's caracombs
[05:24:49] I'm nervous about this one.
[05:25:03] I'm pretty nervous.
[05:25:15] I don't know who this is for, really.
[05:25:19] It looks okay.
[05:25:21] I mean, like, this is one of those streams where it was like, if nothing else came out
[05:25:26] that day, and like, nothing else important, interesting happened, I'd probably play this
[05:25:31] game just to try it out.
[05:25:33] But I don't really know if I'd be that excited about it.
[05:25:38] Rhapsody and Scarlet?
[05:25:40] Oh my God.
[05:25:42] Yeah.
[05:25:44] It's generic? Yeah, I don't, man. It seems like it's either. That seems like a five out of ten games, right?
[05:25:51] Thanks to Konomi for that first look at Rhapsody and Scarlet, and new gameplay for Rev Noir.
[05:25:55] Stick around for more details about both these games in state of play Japan, airing right after this show.
[05:25:59] The music was a bad choice.
[05:26:01] Now, let's take a look at what's coming soon to PlayStation Plus.
[05:26:05] Mycopunk is a hyper-customizable co-op shooter for 1-4 players.
[05:26:09] You and your rag-tag squad of ramshackle robots are sent to clean up a planet with a serious fungus problem
[05:26:16] tear through mechanical monstrosities
[05:26:18] loot their tech
[05:26:20] This honestly looks more exciting than the previous game fight to send the Michael logical
[05:26:24] I'd rather play this honestly
[05:26:28] Cuz like at least at least a lot of these like indie like double-a games or single-a games are like at least their video games
[05:26:35] Next up, here's a preview of games coming to the Classic Catalog over the next few months.
[05:26:40] Sick risk and rain, I played that too.
[05:26:42] Originally released for PS2, Mega Man X Command Mission arrives later this month.
[05:26:49] Later this year, another Capcom Classic joins the catalog.
[05:26:52] This kind of friend slot though, it looks fun.
[05:26:54] Yeah.
[05:26:55] Survival Horror hit first released on the original PlayStation.
[05:26:59] Also joining later this year, the beloved first entry in the Ratchet and Clank series
[05:27:03] first released in 2002.
[05:27:05] I played it. I remember that very good year. I was in seventh grade.
[05:27:08] Since the launch of Saros earlier this year, the team at Housemarque has been working on
[05:27:13] brand new features to enhance replayability and make the game more approachable.
[05:27:17] Here's how to make Saros more approachable to me. Release Saros on the personal computer,
[05:27:23] the PC, release it on Steam so I can play Saros. I don't want to play in FPS with a controller.
[05:27:31] In Overboard Rush, players fight against the powerful overlords from the
[05:27:34] main game back-to-back with their chosen weapon loadout while competing with
[05:27:38] friends and players around the world my person that's what it's called the PC
[05:27:44] stands for it's layers will also be added I think it brings new challenges
[05:27:48] player progression and other secrets to discover throughout the game starting
[05:27:52] around on higher layers requires a boss right I mean this is just a combination
[05:27:57] of trials you take it's like a heat mix and I'm from Hades right this
[05:28:00] update also brings new accessibility features such as the slow game speed
[05:28:03] option to help you find your footing on Planet Harkosa.
[05:28:08] All these features and more will be available to players at no additional cost.
[05:28:11] When the ZENET update releases later this year.
[05:28:14] That's really cool.
[05:28:15] That's great.
[05:28:16] I mean, especially like a free update like that, that's awesome.
[05:28:18] A new update for Gran Turismo 7 is also on the way.
[05:28:21] Let's check in with the producer of the series to learn more.
[05:28:23] What do you guys like more?
[05:28:24] Gran Turismo?
[05:28:25] Gran Turismo series producer, Yamauchi Kazunori.
[05:28:28] Today we are going to deliver the news of the Gran Turismo that was set up for the end of this year.
[05:28:35] Last year we did a spec 3 update for the Gran Turismo 7.
[05:28:41] Before we really divided on this, I feel like it's 50-50.
[05:28:45] I don't really have an opinion honestly.
[05:28:48] The spec 4 update will be done on the 2nd floor.
[05:28:52] The 1st floor is October, and the 2nd floor is December.
[05:28:57] What is updated in the spec 4, and what is added?
[05:29:03] First, about the course, one of them is the Japanese SGO circuit.
[05:29:10] I've seen some game play, this looks a lot worse than Forza.
[05:29:14] I'm sorry, this looks like way worse than Forza.
[05:29:17] I think the same thing with Granves is the same, but Portam Link is the same.
[05:29:23] Okay, colors are nice, but...
[05:29:33] Oh, no.
[05:29:36] Console limitations?
[05:29:47] It's not a roll you play. You can tune for the rest of cards to simulate it.
[05:29:50] It's always something that you listen to.
[05:29:52] That's fair.
[05:29:54] That's fair. I'm just not an expert at these games.
[05:29:57] So I couldn't tell that just by looking at it.
[05:30:03] Yeah, that looks like a game where you play a fucking Goddy Town or something.
[05:30:08] They're Dave and Buster's.
[05:30:20] It's like Body Cam and Call of Duty.
[05:30:29] That's a cool car.
[05:30:33] I don't know if it's real, obviously it's not.
[05:30:38] Obviously, I was going to play a game like this again. I just go play Orza again.
[05:30:47] Orza, that's racing game. Her Grand Prix is going to win? Is it really?
[05:30:54] So I'm just wrong. This game is actually just better.
[05:30:58] This doesn't look better.
[05:31:04] Maybe you're right.
[05:31:06] I'm going to do a quick 4-up.
[05:31:10] I hope you're looking forward to it.
[05:31:13] Thank you very much.
[05:31:17] Need for speed, but it's possible people.
[05:31:20] Alright, what's this?
[05:31:28] Ooh, cool dance.
[05:31:32] It's a raccoon.
[05:31:34] That's not a raptor.
[05:31:46] Is this like an interactive movie game?
[05:31:50] This looks like an interactive movie game.
[05:31:52] Something's out there guys we have to get the fuck out of here right now. Hey slow down Lizzie. Lizzie. That's 20 minutes
[05:31:57] You lost up. What's with you? You're written on the exact after me fucking expectations, and we literally have nothing to show it for
[05:32:04] Okay, let's get this last shot and get the heck out this now with the return of dentury
[05:32:10] Time for the good grays our medium sacrifices of chicken. You're joking. We want to go buy more
[05:32:16] We're making prime-time network TV here. Yes, maybe you're the director
[05:32:22] You're in charge
[05:32:28] He'll that chicken
[05:32:34] If they kill the chicken, I'll play the game
[05:32:42] Wait, it didn't show the killer a chick
[05:32:47] What the fuck
[05:32:49] You can? Okay, then I would do it.
[05:32:53] Oh, yo, I did see this game. It's like Final Destination or something, right?
[05:32:58] Does anyone else have any other questions?
[05:33:01] This is- somebody should send this to MrBeast.
[05:33:04] I've got a good idea for a video form.
[05:33:07] She was the only one who made it.
[05:33:09] I make this circle with intention.
[05:33:12] Yeah, I might try this.
[05:33:15] I made this circle to reach to the rail.
[05:33:26] That would be great content.
[05:33:32] Yeah, I think this would be decent content.
[05:33:36] I don't know really, like, I mean, until Dawn 2, like, yeah, I'd play this.
[05:33:40] Sure.
[05:33:41] Take it to be a good game to watch on stream.
[05:33:46] What's this?
[05:33:49] How does this game play with PS5?
[05:33:50] Well, do you know what's PS5?
[05:33:52] I don't even know if they have that on PS5, I have no idea.
[05:33:56] It's a commercial for a controller.
[05:34:01] Oh my god, I knew it.
[05:34:03] You know what this reminds me of?
[05:34:04] It reminds me of like a strip club ad.
[05:34:07] Oh, it makes sense, it's actually Grand Theft Auto.
[05:34:08] Okay.
[05:34:11] Alright. Yeah, okay, got it.
[05:34:16] Good one, yeah.
[05:34:18] Remember whenever they sold a Concorde controller?
[05:34:23] State of Play Japan is just minutes away.
[05:34:26] But before we go, we have the release day trailer for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation.
[05:34:31] And nearly 10 minutes of all new gameplay.
[05:34:35] PlayStation and Final Fantasy 7 have a long history.
[05:34:39] Extending back nearly 30 years to 1997
[05:34:43] We're proud to continue this tradition with an extended look at the conclusion to Square Enix's epic trilogy
[05:34:51] I don't know how they just keep milking, but what are they gonna do? How are they gonna make another final fantasy game after this one?
[05:34:57] I don't know how
[05:34:59] Kill Sephiroth and stop that meteor
[05:35:04] So what are we waiting for?
[05:35:06] Yeah, remake it again
[05:35:09] Hey, I don't think people care about a as much as I care about Sabotum.
[05:35:21] Did we make a Tamo the epic? I think Tamo would do probably pretty good, right?
[05:35:25] to keep everyone safe from harm. It's my duty. For all the watchers before me.
[05:35:31] Setharoth is our real enemy. The past cannot be done. But his future is ours to win.
[05:35:46] I need to find those.
[05:35:48] If a weapon engages Marley, best believe I'll fight him back.
[05:35:54] The visuals for this game are really good.
[05:35:57] The lifestream isn't just a source of energy.
[05:35:59] It's a thing that keeps our world alive.
[05:36:02] Yeah, can I have it? Like, that actually does look good.
[05:36:08] Is that where they got the idea of red mage or something?
[05:36:12] I guess he used a gun. Maybe not.
[05:36:16] It looks like a red mage.
[05:36:19] You know what we gotta do.
[05:36:21] No, I've never played it. I have no idea. It's just a piece of piece, man.
[05:36:29] I've never would've made it this far without you guys.
[05:36:33] Nobody knows what's waiting for us down there.
[05:36:36] Have you made it? He's been Final Fantasy I?
[05:36:38] I don't know though.
[05:36:42] Holy shit.
[05:36:44] As I said, the first mainline Final Fantasy franchise that I played was Final Fantasy XVI.
[05:36:49] when it came out which was really good I guess I played 14 by didn't finish it
[05:36:55] state of play oh go on no in a summer square nix no I'm their first two games
[05:37:01] toward 30 final one of the seven on a work you make some of the second that's a
[05:37:05] lot of hard work guys I don't know if I could do that final fantasy seven
[05:37:08] revelation no yeah 2,027 you play 10 I'm pretty good you're gonna get this
[05:37:14] I remember when I came out, I took a big grasp of how it was going to be.
[05:37:18] I was good.
[05:37:20] I like this.
[05:37:38] That's cool.
[05:37:44] Once you find a location below that piques your interest
[05:37:47] It's kind of weird this game is so big that like I never even played it a lot
[05:37:51] So then you can just airdrop in
[05:37:56] That's like a giant fucking
[05:37:58] The world's diverse biomes are filled with surprises and formidable foes
[05:38:03] Honestly this does look really cool
[05:38:05] The creatures known as the weapons that have recently awakened to defend the planet
[05:38:09] Yeah this looks really cool
[05:38:14] Shouldn't you fight it effectively explore this vast world? You will need to rely on your trusty Chocobo Steve Pico
[05:38:22] As you grow stronger Pico will too as he supports you during your travels. I
[05:38:28] Like choked with us a lot through the air on Chocoback
[05:38:31] We're descending from the sky by parachute. I think they're so tired of the planet from its peaks to its planes
[05:38:37] They should try to genetically engineer these in real life in revelation your Chocobo
[05:38:44] But your battle body pocket rice see what you go is capable of shall we?
[05:38:50] They should yeah
[05:38:53] Good idea a
[05:38:56] Bondy you know you can't ride on the fights you can dismount at any time to switch to a more traditional not yellow
[05:39:04] Next let's take a look at the new fits system
[05:39:08] There are four fits to choose from. Warrior, Knight, Black Mage, and Summoner.
[05:39:15] Each outfit will significantly alter your teammates' role and abilities.
[05:39:20] Vincent wears the Summoner, allowing him to perform synergized attacks with the entity invoked.
[05:39:27] In addition to gaining powerful techniques, his standard attacks become even deadlier and flashier.
[05:39:33] You have to do way more damage.
[05:39:35] SID wears the knight. A defense officer that can drive enemy attention and safeguard allies.
[05:39:46] I don't know how to feel about this.
[05:39:50] I feel like playing this probably would be a lot more exciting than just looking at it.
[05:39:55] Am I right about that?
[05:39:56] With new members SID and Vincent along for the journey, the fan-favorite synergy system from Rebirth has been further expanded in Revelation.
[05:40:05] Yeah, because I'm looking at this, it's like, alright.
[05:40:09] Let's check out what Sid and Yuffie are capable of.
[05:40:12] They're the kill-race ostriches?
[05:40:15] Yeah, the ostriches don't like it though.
[05:40:19] The shoulder bones like a horse, like being written around.
[05:40:27] The ostriches fucking hate that shit.
[05:40:33] Okay, so they're gonna fight this big thing, right?
[05:40:34] The high winds isn't just a means of transportation.
[05:40:36] How are you going to walk around with not so many functions as your base of operations?
[05:40:40] And will subtly change over the course of your adventures?
[05:40:43] Uh-huh.
[05:40:44] Whenever you need to put your feet up, your airship is just a tap away.
[05:40:48] Can you just teleport away?
[05:40:49] While you're out exploring, you can switch between any character at any time.
[05:40:54] That's cool.
[05:40:55] Let's swap to Yuffie.
[05:40:57] With a sysip! Ha!
[05:40:58] We are now controlling Yuffie.
[05:41:01] We are going for departure.
[05:41:04] So you get to drive around.
[05:41:12] I never really got that into any of these Final Fantasy games besides the last one.
[05:41:18] Yeah, I'll try it out.
[05:41:27] That's huge, yeah.
[05:41:29] moving from one locale to the next that is cool here we are the warrior nation of
[05:41:36] Wu Tai happy landings
[05:41:44] is there a remix recording with cool parts does that right deploy your parachute
[05:41:48] at just the right moment to land exactly where you want
[05:41:59] Okay, nailed it cool. We've landed right in the capital central square
[05:42:09] There's lots to do beyond just battling fiends and engaging in minigames
[05:42:16] Wu Tai's capital is home to a large number of beloved cats. So how about we snap a photo of one?
[05:42:23] Perfect we got his good son
[05:42:26] This is what I was hoping for since we're here let's take a quick stroll this area
[05:42:35] has a unique aesthetic and culture that stands out from the rest of the world
[05:42:39] this one I was worried they wouldn't have had this however tensions between
[05:42:43] Wu Tai and Shinra are at a fever pitch even so the threat of war isn't
[05:42:49] enough to dampen the people's spirits.
[05:42:54] That's your force to play this game?
[05:42:55] You're not grappling gun, allows for different play to fall fast again.
[05:42:58] Style is traversal, making even the highest rooftops just a few shots away.
[05:43:04] Let's grapple up to the top of this building here.
[05:43:07] That should give us a good view of the capital.
[05:43:09] In addition to Wutai, Revelation features a number of new areas, such as Rocketown.
[05:43:35] Any location you've already visited will be unlocked as a fast travel point.
[05:43:40] Why don't we stop by Gingaga to see how the village is doing?
[05:43:43] Gingaga?
[05:43:44] Yeah.
[05:43:45] I think if I had a lot more nostalgia for this, I'd be more excited.
[05:43:57] To me, this game seems fine, right?
[05:43:59] Seems fine.
[05:44:00] But I'm not like crazy super excited for them.
[05:44:03] Some people you meet, you can learn more about their backstories and the regions in which
[05:44:08] they live, giving you deeper insight into the wider world.
[05:44:12] You don't know the half of it.
[05:44:14] Ever since the meteor appeared, Malvra's have overrun the jungle.
[05:44:19] Probably try to overrun us next.
[05:44:21] So the captain ordered us to erect these barricades, hoping to keep them out.
[05:44:28] Revelation also includes stories and characters from titles within the Final Fantasy VII compilation.
[05:44:33] Such as Sisnail, who appeared in Rebirth.
[05:44:39] You're sure to come across even more familiar faces on your adventures.
[05:44:43] I feel like God will work well for you.
[05:44:45] You're good.
[05:44:46] You're just fucking a target.
[05:44:49] Cut scenes feature a fast forward option, allowing you to progress through the game
[05:44:53] at a pace that suits your lifestyle.
[05:44:56] Let's try playing this scene at double speed.
[05:44:58] We're starting to think we're going to win a number. At first, we'd only want them to get out of the maze.
[05:45:02] We figured we'd get handled and tried.
[05:45:03] I mean, you try to simple get them.
[05:45:05] Put them right at yourself.
[05:45:06] So you split the goal into two teams and put them on the ground as possible.
[05:45:08] Try them on the ground.
[05:45:08] No, this is like destiny mode.
[05:45:11] Depending on which character undertakes a quest, the story and gameplay will change.
[05:45:17] As these changes accumulate, they create narrative experiences unique to each player.
[05:45:23] there.
[05:45:25] Undertaking odd jobs will allow your team to reflect on their pasts, futures, and reasons
[05:45:31] to fight.
[05:45:33] I'll help how I can.
[05:45:38] Now that we've chosen Vincent, this quest will unfold from his perspective.
[05:45:43] The coalition is moving on foot, correct?
[05:45:46] Then I suggest we do the same.
[05:45:48] The teams know to send up smoke signals if they get into serious trouble.
[05:45:52] Just got a spot on and I know good vantage points. I'll show you
[05:45:57] Rest of you wait here in case anyone finds their own way back. We're like we need medical attention
[05:46:02] Right understood now
[05:46:04] Just be safe out there
[05:46:06] While the safety of gungaga's youth coalition is concerning we won't show you how things pan out
[05:46:12] We'll leave that for you to discover
[05:46:14] So I have to watch The Die Wall?
[05:46:19] Wow.
[05:46:22] King's Blood
[05:46:24] is a strategic card game
[05:46:27] in which two players vie for control of the board
[05:46:29] to see who can earn the most points.
[05:46:32] The course of a match can change drastically
[05:46:35] depending on card placement and abilities
[05:46:37] so it's important to think ahead.
[05:46:40] While easy to pick up and play,
[05:46:42] the deeper you dive into this game,
[05:46:44] the more you'll come to understand its strategic depth.
[05:46:48] In Revelation, Red 13 becomes embroiled
[05:46:52] in a brand new Queen's Blood saga.
[05:46:54] I thought RFK made that again, sir.
[05:46:55] You're off.
[05:46:56] His adventure, he will come across powerful opponents
[05:46:59] with unique abilities that turn the game on its head.
[05:47:03] You can't put that in food anymore.
[05:47:05] These encounters will put your skills
[05:47:07] to the ultimate test.
[05:47:08] So get ready because an exciting adventure
[05:47:11] is in the cards.
[05:47:14] What do you think?
[05:47:16] What do you think?
[05:47:20] Alright, let's go to the next one.
[05:47:24] What else they got?
[05:47:28] Card swap? Yeah.
[05:47:33] Yeah!
[05:47:36] Oh, guys!
[05:47:44] It's a base game with more side quests. I don't even know. April's April 8th. Okay, that's not going to be a lot.
[05:47:58] Final Fantasy 7 Revolation concludes the monumental Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy.
[05:48:04] We thank Square Enix for their extensive look today. And for doing justice to an all-time PlayStation Classic.
[05:48:11] Wow next host Yuki Kaji digs into more of the hottest games coming from Japan and Asia and a whole new episode of
[05:48:20] Japan has this word see you there
[05:48:23] So there's like okay, so that's stayed up. That's it
[05:48:28] Like
[05:48:35] All console bullshit. Yeah, it kind of is I
[05:48:37] I mean, he's gonna say in games. Let me just wait. Let me just wait and watch this out, right. I
[05:48:47] Do think it doesn't leave yet stated day. I'm getting those vibes, too
[05:48:56] There's definitely here like the only game that I thought was cool that wasn't a game that I already seen before
[05:49:02] Was the shark game?
[05:49:04] This short game was cool. Everything else was just kind of like...
[05:49:08] Yeah.
[05:49:14] Metro 2? No, I mean, I've seen Metro before.
[05:49:20] Short game looks funny. Yeah, it's kind of underwhelming. Yeah, definitely underwhelming.
[05:49:24] I don't even know what state of play. What's that?
[05:49:28] BT?
[05:49:29] Let me let me just skip ahead and see if there's anything that's worth looking at
[05:49:55] Yeah, I don't really speak Japanese
[05:49:57] I don't want to watch an entire show that's in Japanese.
[05:49:59] If there's a trailer, people want me to look at it,
[05:50:01] I'll look at it, but other than that,
[05:50:03] I don't want to watch everything that's in Japanese.
[05:50:07] But yeah, overall, why decide for yourself?
[05:50:10] Well, I mean, to me, I would just say,
[05:50:13] I'll wait for it to come out and see what happens, right?
[05:50:16] And overall, keep skipping.
[05:50:18] Yeah, yeah, I mean, I looked at the English one.
[05:50:22] So what do I think mainly about it?
[05:50:24] No disc, no watch?
[05:50:25] I mean, a lot of people were really negative about this.
[05:50:28] Like if I look at this, so I don't care about the disc thing,
[05:50:33] like I really don't give a shit about that.
[05:50:35] I mean, I think that, like, I think the reason why PlayStation
[05:50:37] isn't selling discs anymore is because people aren't buying them.
[05:50:41] I, that's really the, I know this is like an unpopular opinion,
[05:50:46] but I think, yeah, that's why they're not selling discs
[05:50:49] is because people don't buy discs.
[05:50:51] all that being said
[05:50:53] uh... yeah a lot of people disagree with that right they do
[05:50:57] all the downloads of this so let's actually talk about the the actual like
[05:51:00] that that event
[05:51:02] like it looks pretty decent right i mean like
[05:51:04] uh... i mean metro looked really cool the resident evil thing was okay
[05:51:09] the wolverine game kind of looks silly to me
[05:51:12] some ghosts of yo tie like fucking uh... elvin ring night rain version or
[05:51:17] something
[05:51:18] i don't really care too much about that
[05:51:20] your worst part is you say you don't own your digital the worst part is they say you don't own your digital games well they can disable usage of even a physical disc
[05:51:29] Unless you have to like you have to go through a lot of hoops in order to not
[05:51:34] Have the disabling of a physical disc work, right?
[05:51:37] So like I'm not really like I don't physical discs don't save you from consumer unfriendly DRM
[05:51:44] like that's the real the real problem is consumer unfriendly DRM like it's not
[05:51:49] really whether something is digital or not digital it's about whether you have
[05:51:53] ownership and autonomy over how you use it and how you're able to manipulate it
[05:51:59] and a disc doesn't save you from that it makes some it makes some things
[05:52:04] easier but also like there's other ways that you know they can make it more
[05:52:08] annoying with discs too so I don't need to go into that too much right I
[05:52:12] I don't want to spend a million times looking at that,
[05:52:14] but I do want to look at a few of these games, right?
[05:52:17] Monster Hunter obviously looked really good.
[05:52:20] Metro looked amazing.
[05:52:21] I'm really excited for Metro.
[05:52:24] There's a huge market for used physical copies.
[05:52:26] They're just losing money.
[05:52:28] I don't know how big that market is though.
[05:52:31] Like, I'm sure that like it exists.
[05:52:33] I'm not saying that it doesn't exist.
[05:52:35] And I'm not saying that it's not substantial,
[05:52:37] but like I don't think it's as big as you might imagine.
[05:52:41] I just don't think so.
[05:52:42] I think the biggest, the most exciting thing about this to me was probably the Crimson Desert,
[05:52:48] the Crimson Desert expansion.
[05:52:49] Like that probably is the coolest thing I would say.
[05:52:52] The Xbox amounts time limits on game pass games.
[05:52:54] I have no idea about that.
[05:52:56] I don't know.
[05:52:57] I'd have to go and look at it myself.
[05:52:59] So yeah, Crimson Desert looked fucking amazing.
[05:53:02] Like this looks so good.
[05:53:04] Besides this, I mean, like, I don't know.
[05:53:06] I mean, you know, these other games are things that I had already seen before.
[05:53:10] Scrims and Desert Game of the Year.
[05:53:12] It probably would be my Game of the Year,
[05:53:14] but I feel like this year is gonna obviously be fucking,
[05:53:16] it's gonna probably be Grand Theft Auto, like, six, right?
[05:53:20] I feel like that's what's going to happen,
[05:53:21] but I don't know, man-eater-two is hype?
[05:53:23] Yeah, yeah, definitely.
[05:53:25] But I'm definitely more excited about this one overall,
[05:53:28] right?
[05:53:29] I will say, we will look at, before I do this,
[05:53:32] we will watch this, okay?
[05:53:34] Cause I promise I'd watch this.
[05:53:36] And physical copies are outdated.
[05:53:37] You can download and play emulated old consoles
[05:53:39] download than the game imaginable, even modern ones?
[05:53:43] Well, I mean, I think that if you want to reinvent
[05:53:47] physical game media, you need to do it in the same way
[05:53:50] that the music industry reinvented vinyls.
[05:53:54] Like vinyls make more sales than CDs do.
[05:53:59] So you need to look at collecting physical media as a,
[05:54:03] like this is like an endeavor that's exciting
[05:54:05] inside of itself, right?
[05:54:07] And I think that just selling a disc inside of a of a fucking thing and a lot of times the disc might not have the full game
[05:54:14] Or at least not a lot of times but sometimes they might not have the full game
[05:54:18] And I think this will continue
[05:54:19] This is a decreasing percentage of times that the disc has the full game and also
[05:54:25] You know like or it's just a code or something. I just don't really see that as being super cool
[05:54:30] I don't games on cartridges need to come back. I mean, I don't who cares about that like this is all
[05:54:35] I think that that's like all the stoutest slop to me. It's all the stoutest slop. I get that. Yeah, sure
[05:54:41] But like and if you want to do that you have to make collectors items
[05:54:45] Make collectors items if you're not making a collectors item, then you're just really wasting your time making physical media
[05:54:53] That's the way I would say it
[05:54:55] Yeah, let it go. Yeah, I mean that's really how I say with anything else. Anyway, let's watch this
[05:55:01] Texas state troopers pursue human traffickers
[05:55:05] Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy. Here we go.
[05:55:15] On May 26th, 2025, troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety observed a white dodge charger speeding onto the interstate outside of Laredo.
[05:55:23] Classic.
[05:55:25] The Texas near the border with Mexico dash cam footage obtained by Midwest Safety offers a rare inside look into Operation Lone Star.
[05:55:32] The state's joint operation between Texas DPS and the Texas military department which intends to combat illegal immigration and human smuggling
[05:56:02] It's always crazy these people think they're gonna get away from the cops
[05:56:07] You're gonna like fucking just juice him out at the Walmart
[05:56:17] Surprise gotcha
[05:56:30] Almost got the most thing yeah
[05:56:32] Did it go to the south?
[05:56:34] Yes, south on the right.
[05:56:36] Did it go to the south?
[05:56:38] Yes, south on the right.
[05:56:40] They're going fast.
[05:56:42] They're going fast.
[05:56:44] Texas of all places?
[05:56:46] Yeah, they're going to kick your ass, man.
[05:56:48] I don't know what you're even thinking.
[05:56:50] Turn around. Turn around.
[05:56:52] Can you hear me?
[05:56:54] Yeah.
[05:56:56] Jesus.
[05:56:58] I'm here.
[05:57:00] Oh my god.
[05:57:10] I mean, the guy's doing a pretty good job getting away.
[05:57:13] Like, for a lot of these, for a lot of these,
[05:57:15] like, the cops are not really as close to him.
[05:57:20] Yeah, this guy's doing it.
[05:57:22] Yeah, he's trying his best.
[05:57:30] It's like Mario Kart.
[05:57:42] Throw up an Anna next time.
[05:57:51] Oh, it's going to knock them off.
[05:57:54] You know it's Texas because the road is just being perpetually worked on with no end in sight.
[05:58:02] There's always some work done on a road.
[05:58:07] Holy fuck.
[05:58:09] I-35 is crazy.
[05:58:15] Dirt? Yeah.
[05:58:16] He didn't even use his blinker.
[05:58:26] They got to ride him a ticker for that too.
[05:58:33] He's going to try and go over the curb.
[05:58:39] This guy's like, just get me the fuck out of here.
[05:58:43] Oh now he's gonna get crashed down right?
[05:58:48] Uh oh, uh oh, here we go.
[05:58:53] Spike strips.
[05:58:54] That's the wrong side bro.
[05:58:57] Good job Sammy.
[05:58:59] You fucking idiot.
[05:59:01] What happened?
[05:59:04] Jesus man.
[05:59:08] This guy's getting away!
[05:59:15] Spike trip on a free lane, yes. Drive around it.
[05:59:19] Free red light violation. This guy's out of control.
[05:59:23] Officer blocking the opposing lane.
[05:59:28] Jesus, this guy's going really fast.
[05:59:33] Uh-oh.
[05:59:35] Uh-oh.
[05:59:38] I don't know what it is.
[06:00:05] We're just waiting to find a spot to knock them off, right?
[06:00:10] You got four stars?
[06:00:11] Yeah.
[06:00:14] That's six red lights.
[06:00:15] Wow.
[06:00:19] Flat tire.
[06:00:24] It's like, can you imagine like this guy,
[06:00:25] like you know that it's over, bro.
[06:00:28] Like you know it's over.
[06:00:29] You have the flat tire.
[06:00:31] It's just like, what do you do?
[06:00:33] Just pull over.
[06:00:34] Like, there's no, you're not getting out of this,
[06:00:37] you're not getting away at this point.
[06:00:39] Like, you might've thought that maybe
[06:00:41] you were gonna get away before this,
[06:00:43] but like, now, like, just, just stop.
[06:00:46] Just stop.
[06:00:50] You're cooked, man.
[06:00:54] People in the trunk?
[06:00:55] Can you imagine?
[06:00:59] Just like going up and down?
[06:01:02] Oh, he's using his blinker.
[06:01:04] That's good
[06:01:34] You're falling apart, man. It's falling apart. Like, just stop. It's over. It's so over.
[06:02:00] It's like a cartoon!
[06:02:07] It's like a cartoon!
[06:02:16] Oh what?
[06:02:17] So we are just rolling off!
[06:02:22] Drift King!
[06:02:24] Oh my god!
[06:02:26] He's gonna try and go over the curb, he's gonna go over the curb, I don't know if he even can.
[06:02:32] Get the other side, come on. That was on, that was on.
[06:02:49] Look at them all.
[06:02:51] Look at them all, they got them crammed in that car like sardines.
[06:02:56] You can see the edge of the car, they got their feet against the fucking door.
[06:03:00] Oh my god.
[06:03:01] They're gonna get you, bro.
[06:03:02] They're gonna get you guys.
[06:03:03] You know what's really funny is that if they had stopped and all ran away at the
[06:03:21] beginning, there would have been less cops there and I bet at least some of them would
[06:03:24] have gotten away. I think the fact that they decided to run this out and aggro more and
[06:03:29] more and more cops guaranteed that every single one of them was going to get arrested. It's
[06:03:35] actually like they're so stupid.
[06:03:37] Where those are?
[06:03:46] There's electric gloves.
[06:03:47] They're fucking under arrest.
[06:03:48] The phone?
[06:03:49] That'll telephone now.
[06:03:50] That probably means telephone.
[06:03:51] I don't know.
[06:03:52] I don't know.
[06:03:53] You're fucking under arrest.
[06:04:00] The phone?
[06:04:04] That'll telephone now.
[06:04:06] That probably means telephone.
[06:04:09] Got it.
[06:04:10] Got it.
[06:04:11] Got it.
[06:04:12] Got it.
[06:04:13] Got it.
[06:04:14] Got it.
[06:04:15] Got it.
[06:04:16] Got it.
[06:04:17] Got it.
[06:04:18] Got it.
[06:04:19] Got it.
[06:04:20] Got it.
[06:04:21] Got it.
[06:04:22] Hey, someone hold traffic there, bro!
[06:04:26] It's in the parking, oops.
[06:04:31] You speaking Mexican? Yeah.
[06:04:39] Is the driver? Alright, Edgar.
[06:04:43] It's time to go away for a long time.
[06:04:47] Six red lights, Edgar.
[06:04:49] What do we think of...
[06:04:50] You paying attention? What are you thinking?
[06:04:53] Look at the ball! Look at the ball!
[06:04:56] Check the trump!
[06:04:59] It doesn't matter. I can get out today.
[06:05:01] You're trying good?
[06:05:02] You're trying good?
[06:05:03] Oh my god.
[06:05:08] Not covered under warranty, I bet.
[06:05:12] Jeez, I'm so gonna home.
[06:05:15] Look at the ball.
[06:05:19] Oh
[06:05:21] Dude, I mean you really like you think about like you think about being the driver. They don't know how mad you are at this guy
[06:05:29] Like this he ruined it for everybody man. It's like these two dudes like come on like yeah, no wonder the tire went flat
[06:05:38] Some surprise they even got out of that Walmart
[06:05:49] and
[06:05:56] while they're resting illegal aliens
[06:06:01] no way right
[06:06:19] Oh no, we had to do this right here.
[06:06:21] Uh-huh.
[06:06:22] We had this up.
[06:06:23] The chicken.
[06:06:24] Oh.
[06:06:25] Yeah.
[06:06:26] They didn't feed.
[06:06:27] They went to bed and something.
[06:06:28] Well, you have to consume it out and then fix it on a table with it.
[06:06:31] Yeah.
[06:06:32] Well, it's better than anything you can sell them.
[06:06:34] That's cool.
[06:06:35] Damn, look at them all.
[06:06:38] There's like six of them.
[06:06:43] There's a bunch of food in there.
[06:06:45] There's a bunch of food in there.
[06:06:47] The one that has a broken car is one of two.
[06:06:49] Are you a new reporter or do you keep doing that?
[06:06:51] How do we know?
[06:06:52] Are you good?
[06:06:53] Yeah, we're good.
[06:06:54] That'll be good to write.
[06:06:55] Thank you for your service, sir.
[06:06:57] Texas National Guard.
[06:06:59] I'm making a statement at all.
[06:07:01] Having these rights in mind,
[06:07:02] are you willing to waive these rights and speak to me?
[06:07:04] What?
[06:07:05] Speak to me.
[06:07:06] Speak to me.
[06:07:07] Speak to me.
[06:07:08] Speak to me.
[06:07:09] Speak to me.
[06:07:10] Okay.
[06:07:11] I'll call my mom.
[06:07:13] Oh, my God.
[06:07:14] Seven passengers were found to have been smuggled into the U.S. illegally and were remanded to the custody of U.S. Border Patrol.
[06:07:20] None of the passengers' names were recorded in the case report, so it is unknown as to their eventual fate.
[06:07:25] Most likely, all seven faced expedited removal. However, following a dramatic decrease in the spring of 2020, immigration prosecutions have since trended upward.
[06:07:33] This suggests that more immigrants found to have illegally gained entry into the United States are being charged with federal crimes
[06:07:39] and given federal prison sentences at a cost of $47,000 to the US taxpayer per individual per year
[06:07:45] before being deported. This strategy is more than likely to be a small price to pay for the cost
[06:07:50] they cost the taxpayer every year and the amount of fraud and bullshit that they engage in.
[06:07:56] Courage repeated illegal entries which far exceeds any other category of criminal charge.
[06:08:00] The driver of the vehicle identified as 22-year-old Jose Hernandez was charged with seven counts
[06:08:06] of smuggling of a person and evading. I think if they do this like more like if you if you come back
[06:08:11] we need to chip you. We need to just chip you so like the moment that like we see that like wait a
[06:08:19] minute what's Guillermo doing what's he what what's he doing in what's he doing in Florida again
[06:08:26] oh my god go get him. Rest with a vehicle according to Webb County Jail Records Hernandez
[06:08:33] was charged with these same crimes in addition to evading arrest and reckless driving in 2023
[06:08:38] where he made bail and failed to reappear in court prompting wet county to issue a warrant for his
[06:08:42] arrest according to court documents his bail was set at a total of $150,000 for the crimes he committed
[06:08:48] in 2025. Four months later Hernandez entered into a plea agreement in which he pleaded guilty to
[06:08:54] evading arrest with a vehicle in exchange for dropping the charges of evading arrest and
[06:08:58] reckless driving. No record exists of Hernandez being indicted for smuggling of a person, possibly
[06:09:03] to avoid jurisdictional concerns with the federal government, which typically handles cross-border
[06:09:07] human smuggling cases. No evidence exists of any federal charges being brought against him.
[06:09:12] Hernandez was sentenced to four years in state prison, which he is currently serving at the
[06:09:16] Segovia Union in Edinburgh, Texas. He was eligible for parole by the time we obtained
[06:09:20] this video, but could remain in prison until 2029. Four years for human trafficking of like
[06:09:27] six people into the country and reckless driving. I think that's totally, totally like, uh, unbalanced,
[06:09:34] right? I think that like really an extra security, they don't need to chip them with the bio measures
[06:09:39] that we take. We take DNA on every single one. Yeah, that violates the fourth amendment.
[06:09:46] The good thing, it violates the fourth, yeah, they don't have fourth amendment, bro. Like,
[06:09:49] fuck that shit. I don't give a fuck. So it should be 40 years. Yeah, it should be, uh,
[06:09:54] more he did it in 2023. Yeah, I think that should be like a 15 year thing, right? Like
[06:10:00] it should be like 15 years if not longer. It's just so fucking annoying. So embarrassing. He's
[06:10:05] going to live better in prison. He probably will. Honestly, he probably will probably better. What is
[06:10:09] that? Tell you that you don't have the fourth United citizen. Yeah, bro. Like, fuck that. Like,
[06:10:14] human traffickers, bro. What a bunch of clowns. Like it's just insane. And yeah, I don't know
[06:10:21] what this is not citizens they don't have it we did this in Iraq for every AFG prisoner that's smart
[06:10:27] we need more acceleration on this part of the police yeah i mean like really they just got to
[06:10:30] go after these people and be more aggressive with them and i'll get out today man i guess four years
[06:10:35] yeah bro like it sure seemed like it it didn't work out the way you thought it did huh how about
[06:10:39] that whoever threw the sticks he's the same gem time yeah i mean there's a bunch of fat ass is
[06:10:44] sitting in that car bro like if y'all worked out tire probably wouldn't have popped maybe you
[06:10:48] Maybe you would have gotten away for like five more minutes.
[06:10:51] Just a bunch of fucking idiots, man.
[06:10:52] What do you expect?
[06:10:53] Enberg has a very higher corruption rate.
[06:10:55] I don't know really what this is, right?
[06:10:57] Just say a criminal doesn't have a second anymore.
[06:11:00] You don't have rights whenever you follow the rules.
[06:11:01] Yeah, yeah, no doubt, man.
[06:11:03] And yeah, holy shit.
[06:11:05] So appreciate these Minerals Safety videos full of situational info nuggets.
[06:11:08] Yeah, I think this is really good.
[06:11:10] Full warehouses, no English speakers, many such cases, especially in Texas.
[06:11:13] I'll tell you that.
[06:11:14] But anyway, no, this is really, I've said it many, many times, right?
[06:11:18] need to be way, way harder on these clowns, right? Like super, super, like super hardcore
[06:11:23] and harsh on these clowns. And yeah, we'll watch more of these later on. I have to end
[06:11:28] early. I have a meeting I have to be at and I can hang out for like maybe 20 more minutes
[06:11:33] and then I got to I got to go. And I was going to play like I was I was going to play
[06:11:37] Board of the Dawn Walker today, but I was like, I really only be able to play it
[06:11:41] for one day. And so I scheduled the meeting yesterday today, because I was like, I
[06:11:47] I don't wanna play like a long form RPG for one day, right?
[06:11:52] Like that'd be weird.
[06:11:53] So we're just gonna end a little bit earlier today
[06:11:55] and then we're gonna play Onimusha tomorrow.
[06:11:57] That's the plan, right?
[06:11:59] That's where I'm at.
[06:12:00] That's what I'm thinking about.
[06:12:01] Basic logic, we'll watch it tomorrow.
[06:12:02] We're gonna watch it tomorrow.
[06:12:03] What do you mean?
[06:12:04] Yeah, we'll look at it then.
[06:12:05] Don't worry about it.
[06:12:06] So any plans on the next RR?
[06:12:08] What's RR?
[06:12:09] I don't even know.
[06:12:10] Oh, Roach Review.
[06:12:11] Yeah, probably, I'll have information about that
[06:12:14] for you guys in a bit, right?
[06:12:16] I will not exactly like right now, but at some point and yeah
[06:12:21] I have no female female tiktok psychosis the Lindsay Clancy Cole. It's not a Lindsay Clancy Cole. It's just women
[06:12:28] Women women causing problems as always, right? I mean, what do you expect?
[06:12:32] so yeah, and
[06:12:34] Watch the Nicholas live video you didn't watch yesterday at EDP 2028
[06:12:38] I honestly like I thought this was gonna go on longer because of how long the fucking what are you calling?
[06:12:45] Some other shit was going on right, but like yeah, I just that's really where we're at
[06:12:49] But we know we're gonna put we gonna play something more tomorrow like I'm actually really excited for any musha like I'm super super super excited
[06:12:54] I'm gonna start early tomorrow again, just so I can have more time to play that game
[06:13:00] Before usually I have like my my dinner time
[06:13:03] Now I want to watch off on the great magnet of it with Andrew Wilson might be good. I haven't watched it
[06:13:07] So I'd advertise
[06:13:09] Yeah, I heard about that a little bit. I didn't really see a lot about it though. I don't know what it is
[06:13:13] And what happened to your own monthly game showcasing? Oh, no, I'm gonna do it
[06:13:19] The only reason why I haven't done it is that I was suspended for two weeks and then
[06:13:25] She was here fucking distracted and so
[06:13:30] then
[06:13:31] You know like I'll figure it out. I'll figure it out
[06:13:34] Why do you think so many Mexicans are trying to come here instead of improve their home country as opposed to Africans?
[06:13:39] Because it's easier. Like, you can't improve a country by yourself, but you can improve your country by yourself.
[06:13:47] I guess that might be confusing for me to say. Like, if you can just go to another country, it's a lot easier to just go to another country, right?
[06:13:55] That's really it. Yeah, you just go to another country.
[06:13:59] So, I feel like it's super simple.
[06:14:04] In a person civilization. Yeah. Yeah, no doubt
[06:14:08] Mexico's corrupt as fuck don't forget that yeah, like I mean they don't like you not you don't want to take on the cartels like this guy
[06:14:14] Doesn't want to do all that. I mean I get that I mean there's nothing wrong with that, bro
[06:14:18] Like I get it. I totally understand it
[06:14:20] So Mexico is also just there Africa's miles away. Yeah, Africa and also Africa has its own like unique different problems that are
[06:14:29] You know like also, you know very annoying very problematic
[06:14:33] They only select a few streamers for war dogs. I didn't know that it was going to come out today
[06:14:38] I I figured honestly like today was just going to be a weird day
[06:14:42] And so I figured that you know we're gonna just fuck around
[06:14:45] Well, there'll be a poly market bet on whether or not you get a haircut with the next three years
[06:14:48] I'll get a haircut with the next three years. I'll tell you that like I'm not saying it's gonna be short
[06:14:52] Right like I'll end up doing a haircut at some point in some way
[06:14:55] Is it allcraft done or what?
[06:14:57] No, no, we're doing a show in a couple of days.
[06:14:59] Actually maybe a few days.
[06:15:01] Can we watch a Nicholas live video on copyright strikes?
[06:15:07] Yeah, I'll watch it tomorrow.
[06:15:09] I'll watch it tomorrow. It's a short video.
[06:15:11] Hardworking immigrants can benefit the country?
[06:15:13] What's this here?
[06:15:15] But when people come to leech, then steal, that's what fucks things up.
[06:15:21] I don't think people have a problem with limited immigration, but I don't want to have like like even if they're skilled immigrants
[06:15:29] I don't want to have my country
[06:15:32] Totally overrun by immigrants. I think a country is its collection is a collection of its people and
[06:15:39] While I'm okay with some immigrants to a minimal amount. I think that it needs to be
[06:15:46] limited
[06:15:48] Like I don't want like I don't you don't want to end up in the situation that Canada's in right?
[06:15:52] We're like they've experienced such a massive surge in immigration and you can say well
[06:15:57] That's legal immigration. Well, who cares if that's legal immigration if it's displacing all these people from their houses or from
[06:16:05] You know their communities and it's changing fundamentally
[06:16:09] Just the makeup of the culture there. I think that's a big deal and
[06:16:14] And I think that honestly being against immigration, just to preserve your culture is completely valid.
[06:16:21] And I think it's justifiable and there's nothing wrong with it.
[06:16:27] Yeah, it's really what's the minimum?
[06:16:30] Well, I think that the focus, like this is just generally how I see it, is that the focus really should be about why do we need immigration
[06:16:38] Immigration and solving the problems for why we need immigration rather than just saying that we need immigration
[06:16:47] Like is like saying that like oh we need engineers, so let's import engineers
[06:16:51] Okay, well, why don't you try to train engineers here then and it's like well you can say well
[06:16:56] We can't do that right now. Okay. Well. Yeah, but we've had an engineering crisis for like 20 years 30 years
[06:17:01] Like you could have built an entire
[06:17:03] higher educational pipeline to train engineers in that at that period but you didn't do that
[06:17:10] were too dumb no i don't think that were too dumb if if americans were really that stupid
[06:17:15] and we need indians then you'd see china importing indians and all these other countries
[06:17:20] importing indians en masse as well i don't think that's true i think that the reason why they
[06:17:25] do it is because business owners benefit like it's actually one of the worst reversals of
[06:17:31] of like public policy and like American culture policy,
[06:17:35] that you have a lot of these very poor people
[06:17:38] that have been displaced by migrant workers
[06:17:42] or replacement migration workers like H-1B, for example,
[06:17:48] that are now defending the businesses
[06:17:50] that benefit from it the most.
[06:17:52] Because really there's no real ethnic group
[06:17:56] that benefits from that in America.
[06:17:59] Unless you wanna be like a racist
[06:18:00] or something like this, but other than that,
[06:18:03] no ethnic group benefits from it.
[06:18:05] The only economic group that benefits from it
[06:18:07] are literally top 5% people.
[06:18:10] Like if you're a top 5% person,
[06:18:13] you do benefit from large scale immigration
[06:18:17] because you have enough capital and resources
[06:18:19] to capitalize on the snowball effect
[06:18:23] that that has on the GDP.
[06:18:25] Because it does increase the GDP,
[06:18:27] but the problem is that GDP isn't really a great indicator
[06:18:31] of looking at how somebody's life is.
[06:18:33] It's not a great indicator of seeing how, you know,
[06:18:36] like day-to-day life is for an average person.
[06:18:40] So somebody, you know, like Los Angeles
[06:18:42] might have a really high GDP,
[06:18:44] but the quality of life might be very problematic
[06:18:47] because if you go outside,
[06:18:48] you have to worry about a fentanyl addict.
[06:18:50] So how do you really square that with,
[06:18:53] at the same time, not being willing to do that?
[06:18:56] So I don't think GDP is not the best measurement for success.
[06:19:00] Yeah, GDP is not a great indicator for the economic reality of the average American.
[06:19:07] You missed this ratio.
[06:19:08] It was good.
[06:19:09] What was this?
[06:19:10] Spencer Brown.
[06:19:11] You failed TV personality has been elevated by Elon's algorithm by another right wing more on the website crashed and burned LA may a world primary nothing in the Midwest most people in the city despise you I mean moved I mean like why is why is this on mad at that Spencer Pratt funny I was on Smolenski
[06:19:40] Funny how it's on smuggler ingress when he has to leave a productive communist bubbles
[06:19:45] Yeah, I stepped one foot out of the Midwest and everyone said whoa get this psycho out of here
[06:19:49] They love america and michigan and they both got kicked to the curb. It's true. Yeah, nobody likes him
[06:19:55] I mean again like it's just
[06:19:59] The gas kick I I don't know
[06:20:05] You know much about the ski industry I don't know anything about that
[06:20:08] I don't have any opinion or know anything about them
[06:20:13] As someone who gains citizenship through military service, I mean, it's a good way to earn the privilege to live here
[06:20:16] I don't agree with that. I think that the most important thing is to
[06:20:21] Like I don't view immigration as a net positive
[06:20:24] I view it as a neutral and it can be a net positive or a net negative
[06:20:31] Like I a lot of people and this is a leftist frame of reference that's being used a lot
[06:20:37] is that because of the lie that you know America is a nation of immigrants then you know coincidentally you
[06:20:48] know sorry conversely now like immigration is like a necessary thing that we have to enable or allow
[06:20:58] and I think that you should reject the framing of this entirely the idea that you have to have
[06:21:04] immigration or that immigration is categorically good just doesn't make
[06:21:09] sense. There's no intrinsic good with immigration and there's also no intrinsic
[06:21:15] evil with immigration. It's just simply a neutral thing that can have a positive
[06:21:19] or negative effect depending on how it's done. You see this? Let me see it.
[06:21:25] Maybe in the 1500s? Not anymore? Yeah. Starcraft 3 is more important. I mean
[06:21:33] And we'll wait and see when it comes out, right?
[06:21:41] Yeah, yeah, I'll watch this tomorrow.
[06:21:44] It's so funny, I want to talk about it more.
[06:21:50] You see the Weathering Waves video of the CEO of Sony post on Twitter?
[06:21:53] I didn't see anything about that.
[06:21:55] Just like with nursing and nursing shortage, in college every level is a weed out level
[06:21:59] instead of supportive, my class started out with only 300, ended with only 60
[06:22:02] graduate. Well, it's like why is nursing or why is anything else like that not
[06:22:08] successful, right? Why is it not doing well? Why are people not choosing that job?
[06:22:13] I mean, does it really matter why they're not choosing it? Like you have to
[06:22:20] break that down because there's not one reason. There's like 10 reasons. It's
[06:22:26] It's like emotionally draining, they're underpaid, they're overworked, yeah, true.
[06:22:32] The having to take on a lot of debt is an issue too in order to get involved.
[06:22:38] They get replaced with H1B for cheaper labor, yeah.
[06:22:41] So you just have to work on how to actually fix that problem in an aggregate.
[06:22:47] I understand your viewpoint, but a random immigrant versus India versus someone who
[06:22:51] actually serves in our military, there's levels to this.
[06:22:53] I'd love to have the letter.
[06:22:56] Like I definitely have a tier list of immigration, but all I'm saying is that the U.S. military
[06:23:03] Like we don't need to have infinity soldiers and we we don't need to have a
[06:23:08] Bunch of people serving in the military to come to the United States because we're not using all those soldiers right now
[06:23:16] So like it's like I mean if we were in a full-scale war with Iran like World War two style
[06:23:22] then yeah, maybe it would make more sense, but like right now it just doesn't make that much sense to, you know, to do that.
[06:23:29] And I'm not saying that we shouldn't have a standing army, obviously we should, but it's about the scale of it.
[06:23:35] I think that, I think every, that's the thing, right? It's like, it's like too much water will kill you and not enough water will kill you.
[06:23:41] So it's about how much that you have, and I think that that's really not the conversation that a lot of people want to have.
[06:23:52] What do you think about conscription of illegals to ground war for citizenship?
[06:23:57] I don't want to do that, I just want to send them back.
[06:24:00] It sounds like Russia.
[06:24:06] First year net negative immigration in the US in a long time.
[06:24:08] Yeah, and like that's how you, and the way you solve it, right, is that too many low
[06:24:12] class Americans were displaced, it'd be fine if everyone had good jobs.
[06:24:16] Yeah, but like why were they displaced?
[06:24:19] Why did that happen?
[06:24:21] The real reason why people get displaced from jobs is because jobs are being automated.
[06:24:27] What's your opinion on Wu Cheng?
[06:24:30] I played the whole thing, it was a great game.
[06:24:32] Yeah, it was an amazing game.
[06:24:34] I'm going to talk to you much, thanks for talking about so many topics.
[06:24:36] Yeah, I try to talk about these topics and talk about this stuff as much as I can.
[06:24:40] I mean, it's funny, I was speaking out about birth rates and immigration when robots are going to replace all those jobs in the next decade.
[06:24:48] And that's another thing too is that like we don't need to worry about a lot of the jobs that we have because a lot of them are going to get replaced by robotics and technology.
[06:24:58] I think that people totally, I think that they vastly even even the people that overestimate it underestimate it.
[06:25:07] I think that people have no idea how big of a change it's going to be.
[06:25:13] It's going to be massive.
[06:25:18] I think we're gonna say if you ever address whether women should be required to sign up for the draft
[06:25:22] Yeah, women should have to sign up for the draft
[06:25:25] Actually, if you want my real opinion
[06:25:27] I think that women and men shouldn't have the same rights in society
[06:25:31] And I think it's a mistake that they do because men and women have different roles and responsibilities in society
[06:25:41] So like I
[06:25:43] I think that we'd be better off on average if we didn't have any women judges
[06:25:47] But we'd also be better off if we didn't have any women in the military and and any women drafted
[06:25:56] Does that make sense
[06:25:59] Because like men and women think differently and they are different and so I think that if you're treating them the same I
[06:26:05] mean you
[06:26:07] You can't treat things that are different the same because then it's going to be unfair for one side or the other
[06:26:13] You're gonna play on Emusha. I am gonna play it tomorrow
[06:26:18] This doesn't come out for like three or four more days, please do
[06:26:21] Well, like actually like my opinion of like women being in the military is like I
[06:26:25] Think that they can be in support roles and like administrative roles for example
[06:26:30] But they shouldn't be in combat roles where you have to you know use a gun or shoot people, right?
[06:26:35] Because there's plenty of people that work in the military that do administration and stuff like that
[06:26:42] Why do you only put limitations on women?
[06:26:46] Because there already are limitations on men
[06:26:49] Like a lot of the legal system is built around the aggression of men
[06:26:54] like everything about the legal system is crafted around
[06:27:00] Managing violent and aggressive and antisocial men
[06:27:05] That's really that's that's that's why like the end of like every every piece of society is built around
[06:27:15] It's a law against men
[06:27:18] Like the reason why we have all the like women are like a fraction of the amount of violence and aggression and everything
[06:27:25] Like all these Lindsey Clancy people and everything like they're not even really
[06:27:30] They don't even really probably believe a lot of this stuff. They're probably just stupid fucking
[06:27:37] Stupid morons that are sitting on tiktok saying whatever their algorithm feeds them. They're not really worth taking seriously in a serious way
[06:27:45] But um, you know disadvantage compared to a woman in court. Oh, that that's that's in child custody, right?
[06:27:54] Followers, bro. Yeah
[06:27:56] I think you're wrong about female judges, anything physical makes sense, but beyond that, the averages are not set in stone.
[06:28:02] I think positions of authority should have strict requirements, a majority male, but not off limits to women.
[06:28:07] Well, how do you feel about a woman being five times more likely to make a decision based off of own group bias than a man?
[06:28:18] Like this is a statistical reality.
[06:28:24] Yeah, how do you feel about that?
[06:28:29] That's a really big problem, isn't it?
[06:28:32] What do you think about people in the military or law enforcement?
[06:28:42] I mean, yes, it's true, but there's no way all women are like that, no?
[06:28:46] No, there's no way that all women are like that, no.
[06:28:54] from. Would you hear, let me ask you a question. Would you want to have that outcome be for
[06:29:09] you? Like, let's say you are in a court case and you have a female judge. Do you want to
[06:29:17] roll the dice for yourself. And Nick, you're, you know, like
[06:29:23] it's a custody dispute or domestic violence or something
[06:29:27] like that. Would you want that?
[06:29:44] Of course, then why would you sign anybody up for it? Why
[06:29:47] Why would you sign anybody else up for something that you wouldn't want to have happen?
[06:29:58] Don't you think that's kind of unfair?
[06:30:01] I'm talking about Bernie trying to put people in jail for 20 years using AI that has better
[06:30:16] capabilities than the human.
[06:30:17] Yeah, I think it's stupid.
[06:30:20] A calculator is better at, you know, coming to a conclusion than a human being about
[06:30:24] mathematics, or at least faster at it, it can exceed a human's capacities. I don't think that means you
[06:30:32] should get rid of a calculator. I'm not sure how you'd weed out people like that, but I assume you
[06:30:43] have to can also consider that for men. You do, but you also have to play for averages. And I think
[06:30:49] that whenever you make big decisions for a lot of people, you have to take the best interests of
[06:30:54] the group in mind. And you have to make decisions that transcend individuals. And you can use those
[06:31:00] decisions to make a decision for everybody. Like I base everything off of, everything off of logic
[06:31:15] logic and statistics. And if logic and statistics don't arrive at this conclusion, then either
[06:31:24] get better logic, get better statistics, or come up with a different conclusion. I tried
[06:31:31] to do that. Sure, I said to be majority men. Well, like, why would you want what? Well,
[06:31:37] I like that doesn't make sense though, right? Like, if it's majority men, then so are
[06:31:43] you just like saying that like there's like just a percentage chance that we
[06:31:47] should just be accepting of like a worse outcome? Like, I don't think that
[06:31:53] really makes sense, right?
[06:31:59] But I mean, in a general sense, I feel like, like taking like women, like I
[06:32:09] think it's a lot easier to make an argument that like women shouldn't be
[06:32:12] like a police officer's role then women shouldn't be a judge. So like, I don't really, as you know,
[06:32:17] a bigger problem we can begin to societal distortions, biases, these grades, let me see this.
[06:32:27] Yeah, I mean, I get what you're saying, I just don't want to, don't want to deal with it.
[06:32:32] Boys less likely to earn highest grades. The average GPA for girls is 3.2, it's 3.0 for boys.
[06:32:37] when the average SA2 for girls is 1023 compared to 332 for boys.
[06:32:46] Yeah, it's pretty obvious that that's the case. I mean, like it's 2009. Yeah.
[06:33:02] Have you lost one viewer since covering Lindsey Glancy? I have no idea.
[06:33:07] My girls are very book smart, but that was fucking real life. Yeah, it's a huge disparity.
[06:33:16] It is. It's a massive, massive issue. It's because education systems geared towards girls.
[06:33:27] It's actually because teachers give better grades to girls on average. There's been studies
[06:33:31] done when you know you remove the name of a test that bullies receive better grades than
[06:33:39] when the names were attached.
[06:33:42] I don't see how men put up with this personally.
[06:33:46] Like I think this is a huge problem it needs to be fixed immediately.
[06:33:50] But a lot of men are just willing to accept framing of people that are oppositional to
[06:33:54] why is that?
[06:33:55] Because it's just a lot of women that have resentment to men or they have a hidden
[06:33:59] implicit bias against women. So when a woman performs well, there's like bigotry of low expectations
[06:34:05] that like, wow, you know, she's doing well for a girl. It's probably multiples.
[06:34:15] It's a weaker generation. Men are more peach these than women's. Yeah, no surprise there, right?
[06:34:20] Feminists in education? Yeah, well, it's also that like men put up with it. Men tolerate it and they are okay with the sexism.
[06:34:33] Ben's I'll get your correction mechanism is the judge proves themselves unfit for purpose. There needs to be accountability.
[06:34:41] Minimizing the chance that that possibility is reasonable, even if not fair.
[06:34:45] I think that fairness should be calculated in terms of effect and individuals.
[06:34:52] I'd rather be unfair to one person than be potentially unfair to a thousand.
[06:34:57] It's just the right decision to make. It's utilitarian decision.
[06:35:02] Like every decision that I make is based off of that framework.
[06:35:06] Is I do the best thing for the most people.
[06:35:09] There are some exceptions. I think everything is there are always exceptions,
[06:35:14] exceptions, but in a general sense, I work off of that framework.
[06:35:23] I'm just gonna get harassed.
[06:35:35] At least sharing one person thinks that in case they're right,
[06:35:38] we can always ignore what they say.
[06:35:39] It's important to hear why, to know why somebody says something.
[06:35:44] How do you know there's more men with PhDs than men?
[06:35:47] Are you only counting America as a whole planet of countries that will argue the opposite?
[06:35:51] Well, I mean, I would assume that in most other countries, the overwhelming majority
[06:35:57] of people that are in educational roles are probably, you know, high education roles
[06:36:01] are men because like they have much more patriarchal societies.
[06:36:07] So like women don't even have the same rights or ability to access education
[06:36:10] that like we do.
[06:36:12] Iran, I think, is the exception. Iran actually does have a lot of women that are very highly educated, but that's the exception, not the rule.
[06:36:22] GPA isn't really based on knowledge. Well, if GPA isn't based on knowledge, or intelligence, I don't
[06:36:38] know, I think that that like it leads to a very big problem. Yeah, it's a huge issue. But yeah,
[06:36:46] I mean, I think the most important thing is merit. So I mean, every every rule that I have, I think
[06:36:50] every rule has exceptions, but I think that you start with a rule and then you suss out the
[06:36:55] expectations, you suss out the exceptions, but you start with the rule.
[06:37:08] The PhD is about 45-55, I really don't know.
[06:37:12] Do you have meritocracy? I don't believe in meritocracy completely.
[06:37:16] like I believe in preferential meritocracy so for example like I don't want to privilege a
[06:37:25] Indian persons like if there are two people being hired and one of them was an Indian and
[06:37:31] the other one was an American I would I would give the preference to the American
[06:37:37] is this from but it's mad
[06:37:42] and internationally more attractive who is this person
[06:37:45] oh she's the one that's like
[06:37:47] and then I thought oh yeah yeah
[06:37:53] is it this this is her
[06:37:56] uh-huh
[06:38:01] it'll be a shame that's beautiful woman quoted Moggingham
[06:38:04] man man that's crazy you have to show off your cleavage yep she getting her titties out these
[06:38:16] women like it is really it is really funny that women can't cope with the fact that men are
[06:38:25] more attractive than they are. They are just like peacocks,
[06:38:31] lions, cardinals. It's just true. Men are the romantic men are
[06:38:43] the romantic species. It's just the way it is. Blue jays. Yeah.
[06:38:50] Actually a rage bait?
[06:38:53] We'll get a deer.
[06:38:56] We'll get a deer and tell me it's rage bait.
[06:38:59] Yeah.
[06:39:03] Did you tell your girlfriend this? No.
[06:39:06] I didn't.
[06:39:14] I didn't tell her this. No.
[06:39:18] She already knows yet, true
[06:39:21] No, if you're on a musher playthrough tomorrow. Yeah, I'm really excited. I'm super excited man
[06:39:26] We're genetically more attractive to impress women. Yeah, because we have to
[06:39:33] So yeah, I mean like all these it was really funny that like I remember whenever I made this tweet like how many what how many
[06:39:39] 15 million views on this tweet, right?
[06:39:42] so
[06:39:45] Look at a peacock cardinal Mount females get maw Greek statues dedicated to peak aesthetic form overwhelmingly men
[06:39:51] just the way it is and
[06:39:54] It this triggered like a void
[06:39:59] You're more attractive than Kaisi. No, I think she's totally out of my league to be honest, but
[06:40:05] It this triggered a void ego death and so they totally had to go and
[06:40:11] And they totally had to go and post images of themselves
[06:40:16] and immediately start begging for attention.
[06:40:19] Sorry, I'm going to zoom in on the wrong.
[06:40:28] Excuse me.
[06:40:31] It was like that triggered the Floyd Bat signal?
[06:40:34] Yeah.
[06:40:34] Nature is objectively biased towards men being attractive? Yeah, it's just the way it is.
[06:40:44] And women don't want to hear this because it makes them feel bad, but you know, this is like,
[06:40:49] I hope the women don't see this clip, right? They don't see me talking about this because
[06:40:54] it might upset them and it might cause them to get more pimples, so they have to do like
[06:40:58] Seven different levels of like skin care today rather than the normal three
[06:41:04] Just to wake up and have skin that's still worse than your average man who sleeps on a pillowcase
[06:41:10] He last changed in 2009
[06:41:14] So yeah
[06:41:16] Have fun
[06:41:26] Yeah, no one upset him right
[06:41:28] Anyway, um, I'm gonna be back on tomorrow. I appreciate you already watching today. Thanks a lot
[06:41:34] And I'll be trying to start earlier tomorrow as well as I did today and
[06:41:39] We're gonna play ony moushia tomorrow. I'm really really excited to play that game. I've watched a number of reviews
[06:41:47] The game looks really good
[06:41:49] So yeah, hopefully it's fun anyway guys. Thank you all very much watching and I will see you all tomorrow
[06:41:56] I was
[06:41:58] Thank you.