Episode 116 – Democrats Inquire About Impeachment

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what’s your message to world leaders
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today my message is that you will be
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watching you
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how dare you
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at fairy tales
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how dare you
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you
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have you seen
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and angry I am
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failing to add that you would be evil
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you
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now morning good afternoon or good
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evening and welcome to the vanguard with
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me as always is
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I forgot the fucking intro with me as
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offices spike the silverback gorilla
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Cohen hey my buddy that’s that’s Matt
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right there sings mighty waters of
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freedom hey everybody man that intro
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what in the shit I liked it
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I like silverback gorilla and I like you
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being flustered so I’m good with all of
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that I had everything planned out and
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then that started and I was like did
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this grete metal Berg read a metal bird
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brett-o Middleburg man if you need to
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make that girl any less appealing to me
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you did it hey guys how are you doing I
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hope you liked our intro and if you
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didn’t catch it we might play it about
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halfway through that’ll be our new plug
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yes this climate change activism and
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Swedish death metal so guys funny thing
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we were supposed to have an episode on
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Tuesday and I couldn’t find all of my
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equipment so we didn’t have one I was so
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curious on that by the way how do you
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lose equipment couldn’t find him well
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that’s not true it was in the car and I
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didn’t know where the car was so
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technically I lost a car found it though
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so anyway so we’re now here on Thursday
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and boy are we happy to have you on boy
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howdy are we happy to have you guys on
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great day in the morning great day in
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the morning oh yeah
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Oh oh hey and allow me to thank oh yeah
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Kroger for this delicious purify
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drinking water right and allow me to
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thank Justin for this delicious non
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purified mud water Kappa tell Anaka well
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of anaka pool of anaka to you and yours
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so speaking of of annoying children we
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had a situation just north of us are our
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neighbors to the north the beloved
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frozen socialist Tundra of Canada yes
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Liam that I love land of my love your
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second your second home my second home
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literally my literal place I own no home
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with my love who was Canadian and so we
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had a situation where anyone who doesn’t
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know Justin Trudeau is has basically
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made a career out of being the poster
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non-gendered specific person of whatever
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the flavor of social justice is for the
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day um when he first came in in 2015 he
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made sure to have more women than men in
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his in his they don’t call it a cabinet
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they call it a government but basically
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his administration and he was asked why
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and he grinned and said cuz it’s 2015
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and that gives you an idea of what it’s
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been like to have Justin Trudeau as a
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Prime Minister because it’s only gotten
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worse he has basically been a massive
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social justice warrior he is the blue
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checkmark Twitterer
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in chief he is the virtue signalling
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Minister of the world of the world yes
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world he is the global leader if there’s
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a if the US president is the leader of
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the free world he’s the leader of the
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triggered world and has basically made a
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political career he so for those who
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don’t know Justin Trudeau’s dad
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Pierre Trudeau was Prime Minister for
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many many years he is the reason why the
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Canadian dollar is like 70 cents on the
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US dollar but that’s a whole other story
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he has been you know he was he was at
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his time the progressive hero for Canada
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so now Pierre Trudeau has basically or
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Justin has basically you know ridden on
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on those coattails but he had to add to
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it by being the biggest cancel culture
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sjw on the planet or at least the most
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powerful one and so he has made a very
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big deal out of destroying people for
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things they said or did or tweeted or
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were found doing years decades ago and
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he’s famous for saying that you know it
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doesn’t matter how long something
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happened ago there’s no context for it
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being acceptable to do something of
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racist or great or xenophobic or sexist
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or something like this and no I’m sure
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you guys have already seen this no but I
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would imagine that I would imagine that
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everybody’s already seen the very very
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culturally insensitive photo oh that’s a
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feather on that turban by the way oh
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I mean he’s dead like he’s got to be
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going for Prince Ali right Arabian
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Nights thing right so for some context
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he was a teacher at this very very
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exclusive private school because he’s a
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man of the people and he was a professor
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there and the theme was Arabian Nights
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and this was his interpretation of that
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cuz you couldn’t just put on a turban
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you had to go this has been described as
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black as brown face that is the darkest
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Arab I’ve ever seen ever I’ve never seen
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that is a they don’t really come that
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dark typically but unless they’re also
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black it’s like Morgan Freeman as a moor
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and
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that is right that is the mores of Robin
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Hood there who are decidedly not Arab um
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and yeah that’s that’s everything and
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this didn’t happen in the 70s up this
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was like 2004 or something like I mean
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that no one everyone there’s very
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uncomfortable in that photo especially
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the one he’s grappling right yeah our
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good friend on YouTube bass is saying
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that he is more concerned about how he
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has his hand around that lady’s neck
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yes yes because Wesley Snipes he is
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getting ready just like choke that one
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out this is not a good this is kind of
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like 50 shades except he’s only the one
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shade shade of grey otherwise known as
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charcoal sharpie
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I guess shoe polish black or as bass
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said Wesley Snipes black this is
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actually possibly darker than Wesley
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Snipes this is very very that is Donald
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Trump sharpie black that is that is an
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Arab who is headed to Alabama I’ll tell
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you that much and so that is corn pop
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black there is corn pop black this door
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pop black so it gets better guys because
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and I’m sure you’ve seen this as well
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you know he came out and said well
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that’s you know it’s terrible and I did
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that I can’t believe I did that
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how insensitive of me to have done a
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thing like that when I am in fact me I’m
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paraphrasing slightly and so he said
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this and people thought okay it’s he
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gonna ride this out and then this
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happened so and this has been confirmed
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to be him because I was the first one to
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say we don’t really know that’s him but
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his own campaign team he’s a really
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smart when that came out I was watching
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it and I was like you don’t know that’s
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him and then immediately the newscaster
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said his campaign team confirmed it okay
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well yeah so we never know that we do
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know that’s him you know we literally
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know that that is in fact him because he
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said it was and so he’s been on a bit of
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an apology tour in Canada and and and
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for those who don’t understand Canada
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they’re conservative party is to the
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left of the Democratic Party on things
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like health care the US Democratic Party
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on things like health care and and some
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other and some social issues and things
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like that and there may be to the right
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of that they’re basically at the same
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level as the Democratic Party that is
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Canada’s political right is our
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equivalent of the Democratic Party and
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then their equivalent of something to
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the left of the Democratic Party is the
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Liberal Party that Justin Trudeau is the
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head of and also Prime Minister of
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Canada they’re considered the centrist
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party or center-left party right there
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are then other parties that have some
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decent size
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decent sizes in both the federal
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parliament their legislature and the the
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provincial their version of state
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Parliament’s which are the the Green
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Party and the new democratic party which
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are like our Green Party except they
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actually have seats and so a Canada is
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decidedly to the upper you know on the
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the pump the political compass they are
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decidedly to the upper left of the US in
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terms of their political center and it’s
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in this context that they are seeing
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this one and this one and and so he’s
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trying to come out ahead of it at this
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point he’s just really pivoted a lot and
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at just shifting he’s pretty much just
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started talking about guns and the need
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to restrict gun violence which is funny
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cuz there’s been I don’t think anyone
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has actually been killed by a gun in
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Canada this year and so it’s just a
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really weird look for did you see the
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press conference that he was doing on
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the guns
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I saw it long enough to comment it was
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one of the most popular comments on that
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post I said finally Canada has a strong
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person of color leading them and so that
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was so I have a buddy that you can
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technically call him an international
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arms dealer
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but they bring in guns from other
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countries and sold them here but they
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were very interested in the in that
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announcement so they were watching it
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and he was he sent me the link to it so
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I started watching it and he was this is
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really funny watch about this time so I
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started watching and gets to the end
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where he’s like yeah we’re about to get
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rid of all of the guns and you know
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we’re really sure you know the people
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whatever and then as soon as the press
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conference was over everybody started
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asking them about the black guy serious
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well that doesn’t have anything to do
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with what’s going on here today you know
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and every but yeah we want to know about
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the three cases of blackface one when
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you were in high school the one where we
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don’t know how old you are and the one
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when you were 29 right yeah and I but
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he’s like that’s not the subject now the
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subject is the very very low gun murder
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rate right that and and and by the way
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Canada’s gun murder rate is low because
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Canada’s murder rate is low it’s not a
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function of gun control it’s a function
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of the fact that Canadians say they’re
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sorry to each other for talking just
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talking not even I mean it’s just an
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incredibly almost terminally polite
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society I’m sorry I’m sorry about that
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like people will literally walk up and
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go sorry and then start talking and I’m
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like why are you sorry like you’ve done
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nothing wrong friend and and then and if
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you say that the wolf sorry and like
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it’s like I mean this is a very sorry
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like so we have a so I didn’t mean to
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bother you there a well sorry sorry and
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then okay to come in and so like when
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I’m at the store I find that I have did
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myself kind of do this because if you
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just kind of walk through and even just
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say excuse me
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they’re like he didn’t apologize for
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existing near me and they think it’s
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it’s like it’s a very they’re just an
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oddly I think they’re very cold and I
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think that that makes you you know kind
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of question like what’s going on I don’t
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know I have no theory but socially there
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and incredibly and I say this in a good
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way and incredible
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I guess meek people a very kind of calm
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and and you know live-and-let-live type
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of people all that to say he’s riding
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you know this new gun control thing
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which according to the comments anyway
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in any of his social media post is
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wildly unpopular because they already
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have gun control so we’re gonna control
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it even more basically like no hunting
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pretty much so anyway so that’s uh the
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interesting thing is that the polling he
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has gone down in the polling but he’s
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still the favorite his party is still
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the favorite to get the most seats even
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if they don’t end up with a majority
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they’re still the favored to get the
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most seats because of where their
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support is in the Greater Toronto Area
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and of Ontario and in the Greater
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Montreal area of Quebec which is where
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most Canadians live so he’ll probably
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still be Prime Minister unless more of
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these come out which would be hilarious
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well then he said that he couldn’t
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guarantee their work he said he don’t
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know how many there might be out there
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that was that was my favorite part is
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well there might be more like a lot more
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yeah he’s you don’t know how many times
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you you did this this indicates to me
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that this was like his shtick like he
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did this this was a I’m like hi I’m
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Justin who likes to dress up in shoe
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polish this is like this isn’t someone
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like so it’s so people tried to compare
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it to Robert Downey jr. jr. in Tropic
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Thunder where he played an Australian
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character who was playing a black
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character right he was made to look like
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a ton actually his skin texture his skin
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tone was that of like a unbelievable
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skin tone for a black gentleman this is
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like
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I believe shoe polish that is definitely
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if you go and this which is supposed to
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be an Arab which the woman he’s trying
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to strangle there in the middle she
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could potentially be Arabic she might
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her I have no idea who she is or what
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her her you know her ethnicity is but
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that is a believable skin
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for an Arab so he could have literally
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just worn the getup maybe even without
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the feather and been a believable no one
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would have said oh you’re not staying
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true to character Justin look the Asian
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didn’t feel any need to change anything
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she’s just wearing a little I guess a
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hijab or a veil there she didn’t feel
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any need to like black it up and and the
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two the two white women that are in that
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photo didn’t do anything it doesn’t look
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like they dressed up at all no that is
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the typical Canadian response into an
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ethnic dress themed party would be
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showing up like that and going oh I’m
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just happy to be here she’s glad you
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invited me but Justin no Justin Justin
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Justin no still went all out for this
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Justin you got to give him that he we
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know I won’t give him that because the
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outfit I’ll give him that he went all
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out on the outfit there was zero need
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for him to go blue black for this event
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this was not I don’t I I I can only
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pause it that he’s never met an Arab
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which he was in Canada at the time
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except Canada is a massively I was good
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I was about to go wait no that’s not
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right that’s the thing like so the areas
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so Canada’s like 92% white or something
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like that but the metro areas like where
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I am I’m the only white person in our
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neighborhood it is a very re as a very
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what they call Brown neighborhood a lot
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of Indians a lot of Bangladeshis a lot
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of Pakistanis there’s also a lot of West
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Indians people you know Caribbean people
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most of them who more black there’s a
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bunch of Asians I’m the white guy just
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me and I’m Jewish so according to a lot
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of you know white nationalists I’m not
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even the white guy so that’s not
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uncommon so I I have to think he’d met
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an Arab before this this here and I’d
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have to think he met an African person
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person of African descent for this one
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right right here so that was a lot of
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fun and I don’t I you know
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I don’t I don’t I think that’s pretty
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much all that can be said about it
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speaking of brown people who are lovable
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tulsi gabbard Matt so tell us about told
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I have a Tulsi man Tulsi Gabbard because
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the truth becomes the 12th Democratic
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candidate to qualify for the next debate
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Tulsi they’re good I think well how many
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were on the last stage we don’t know
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because we weren’t allowed to live
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streaming and I think it was 10 I think
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it was 10 okay so we got two more we got
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two more on this time then last time
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Andrew yang recently has taken over a
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mayor PD in the polls yeah Elizabeth
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Warren now appears to be the
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front-runner Marianne Williamson
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dear Marianne the orde mother mm-hmm
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what is she gonna do spike Oh Marianne
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is sadly not going to be there live to
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fight the collective eyed the dark
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psychic force of collectivise hatred
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that’s right she won’t be but she’s
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still trying to fight the dark psychic
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forces of collectivization base so
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Marianne just needs to get two percent
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or higher in at least three more
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qualifying polls because you need four
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so not looking like Marianne’s gonna
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make that next cut by October 15th and
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we are happy to announce yeah that will
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be live streaming this debate on
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exclusively exclusively on float app
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exclusively so that we don’t get blocked
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from streaming on the Internet
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right so we don’t get killed on the
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Internet we’ll be on the one platform
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and then we will oh that doesn’t care
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about you know share the because we can
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we can upload it afterwards we can
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upload it places afterwards that’s legal
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I’ve looked into that okay yeah we just
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can’t live streaming so as long as we
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record it in the background and
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then recruited I don’t like the look
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you’re giving me right if you say so
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it’s it that is a hundred percent legal
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I did I’ve looked into that as it can’t
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be live except on float where they don’t
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care so at the very least guys we will
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be on float and your favorite podcasting
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app that’s right if you are watching us
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right now
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on any of the social media platforms
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that we are on right now I included a
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link on where you can find it because
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you can watch this show there right now
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is yeah you can watch anything we’re
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doing live yeah but and also the quality
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on that is just so much better than
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there it’s it is as good as what I see
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on my streaming software there is ZERO
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buffering or anything else or
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compression or anything it is just
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straight up
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it’s an rtmp I sort of know what that is
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but basically it’s it just looks really
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really good and they don’t care what we
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do there um which is really good and so
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once they offer the ability to archive
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our live videos I might just leave all
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other social media platforms and just be
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on there yes because it’s just it is a
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really good experience
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float dot app FL OTE app so yeah you’ll
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be able to find us there on October 15th
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which is coming up really quick that’s
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Gemma getting three second blood I’ll
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come up with a better
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so speaking of primaries and debates
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bill weld recently had a Republican
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debate against joe walsh you may not
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have known about it because it wasn’t
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really widely reported bill weld in this
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debate said he supports red flag was
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said that he I should written these down
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in the notes he sports red flag laws he
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supports universal background checks
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what basically means Joe Walsh also
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supported the universal background check
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yeah
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anyone who’s thinking that there’s in
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the Republican Party this you know hyper
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you know conservative constitutionalist
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that’s running against Trump I guess
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Mark Sanford you could call him that
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he’s kind of a Liberty leaning
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Republican he has about as much chance
25:43
as bill weld and and and and and Walsh
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do but between Walsh and weld there
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pretty much every bit as progressive as
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Trump is they just don’t want to say
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mean stuff although Joe Walsh is one of
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the most inflammatory I’m not sure what
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his why he doesn’t like Trump honestly
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you know he would like I don’t know what
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happened there I’m not sure what
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happened there not sure what happened
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there but bill weld the bill weld who at
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for those who know below go ahead the
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life of the lifelong libertarian bill
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will lifetime member
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the original libertarian original gun
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grabbing drug warrior bill weld who oh
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he also doubled down on his defense of
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Hillary Clinton yes that was the other
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one
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cuz he’s super libertarian and so he was
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a Republican governor of Massachusetts
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who introduced gun control and many
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other really libertarian things as his
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times a Republican governor then he’d
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went over to the libertarian party where
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he ran as the running mate for Gary
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Johnson that literally no one but Gary
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Johnson wanted and nobody and they
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literally voted him on because Gary
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Johnson asked for him yep as I was at
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that convention yeah so Matt can tell
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you no one wanted him they they just did
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it because they liked Gary they didn’t
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want Gary as they’re running as their as
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their candidate and he said I want bill
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weld they went okay
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and so bill weld thanked them for that
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by becoming a Hillary Clinton apologist
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for roughly three months although pretty
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much all the way up to the election
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destroying any chance of the Libertarian
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Party getting five percent of the vote
27:39
and winning and so then he continued to
27:45
stay on with the party until he then
27:47
decided to also lose as a Republican
27:50
again what she’s doing now and you know
27:53
the Liberty assess of doing yeah he’s in
27:56
the process of losing and the
27:58
Libertarian Party is not taking this
27:59
sitting down at all let me tell you in
28:02
fact no less than the chair of the
28:04
libertarian Knicks our walk has said
28:05
he’s gonna vote for weld in the primary
28:10
because that’s what you want from a
28:13
party leader is to vote for someone else
28:16
to vote for somebody else another party
28:19
who was not libertarian who is not
28:22
libertarian and so I’ve heard so many
28:25
different arguments on this cuz
28:27
libertarians don’t a look don’t nominate
28:29
their presidential candidates the way
28:31
that most of us do right like right the
28:33
parties do I’m not a member of any party
28:36
so I can now don’t nominate anybody but
28:41
they send people to a convention and the
28:44
people at the convention vote on who it
28:46
should be right they don’t hold
28:48
primaries they don’t they don’t have
28:51
elections like that you send delegates
28:53
to the convention the people the
28:55
delegates vote on who it should be and
28:56
that is how they choose so they’re
28:59
saying since if you are in an open
29:00
primary state why not vote for people
29:03
that you want to see against your your
29:06
preferred candidate okay so if his
29:11
thought process is okay I’m gonna vote
29:12
for weld so that weld will potentially
29:17
win New Hampshire won’t but just so our
29:27
candidate will be will be able to beat
29:30
him like I don’t understand it’s it’s
29:34
it’s you don’t understand it cuz it’s a
29:36
terrible argument so
29:38
like that that’s that is the only
29:40
closest that is the closest to a good
29:42
argument I have heard right so here’s
29:45
the problem with that argument it would
29:48
make sense because some people have made
29:49
the comparison to libertarians who
29:51
supported Ron Paul when he was a
29:54
Republican when he was in office the
29:57
difference is that Ron Paul was a strict
29:59
libertarian he was not only the most
30:01
libertarian person in Congress or really
30:04
in the federal government as an elected
30:07
official he was libertarian and I’d say
30:13
at least half of the people I’ve spoken
30:15
with who joined the libertarian party in
30:18
our age range or a little bit younger a
30:21
little bit older it was Ron Paul that
30:23
brought half of them here so there’s not
30:26
really a comparison between Ron Paul and
30:29
someone who is somehow less libertarian
30:33
than Trump or at least pretty much as
30:37
libertarian as Trump just not
30:39
libertarian he is a neocon he supports
30:44
the wars overseas he supports the war on
30:47
drugs
30:47
he supports escalating the war on drugs
30:50
I can almost guarantee you he supports
30:53
the VAP ban and I think my understanding
30:56
is he’s somewhat libertarian on
30:59
immigration and specifically weed but
31:06
not the other drugs other drugs so if we
31:09
were talking if there were a Liberty
31:11
candidate on the Republican Party who
31:14
also has no chance of winning but is at
31:16
least spreading let’s say Rand Paul
31:17
broke off and said I’m a libertarian
31:19
again after the last couple years of
31:21
bullshit but I’m now a libertarian again
31:23
guys rest assured I’m totally not gonna
31:26
do what I did four years ago and so he
31:29
or three years ago and so let’s say he
31:33
jumped in and nixed our walk or whomever
31:36
said okay well I’m gonna vote for him
31:38
because he’s more libertarian and it
31:40
doesn’t affect my voting in the
31:41
libertarian primary da da da da still
31:44
not a great idea and here’s why you were
31:46
the chair of a party you
31:51
suppose supposed to be partisan because
31:55
you are the head of that party the
31:58
Libertarian Party already has a
32:00
perception problem that it is a place
32:03
where failed Republicans go to die it is
32:08
a place where washed-up
32:09
former Republicans who you know want to
32:13
give it one last loss and when I talk to
32:18
people and tell them I’m a libertarian
32:19
they’ll go oh you mean like Rand Paul or
32:22
oh you mean like Gary Johnson oh how do
32:25
you know we’re a leper Wiz I bet you
32:27
like weed huh
32:28
that is already the perception and when
32:31
you go I’m gonna vote for the next
32:34
Republican retread who doesn’t like
32:36
Trump a lot and I’m the head of the
32:40
party that gives a pretty big signal to
32:43
people who are interested in finding out
32:44
more about the Libertarian Party that
32:47
even its own chair is really kind of
32:49
just more interested the perception is
32:51
that he’s more interested in what the
32:53
Republicans are doing which would make
32:56
me wonder why I’d give a crap what
32:57
they’re doing so not we could optics
33:02
right guys it awful optics but next our
33:06
work is awful at optics he can run a
33:10
meeting though Matt yeah no he can’t he
33:13
can literally show him and he is I
33:19
dislike this Matt this is our show go
33:22
off so I want to at the Florida
33:26
libertarian convention back in 2016
33:27
where we had the debates and Gary
33:29
Johnson Austin Peterson the McAfee Perry
33:35
Oh what was that Jewish guys think he
33:37
was really cool oh yeah and he died um
33:41
I’m that libertarian he’s the one that
33:44
coined that Feldman Feldman they were
33:48
all doing their debate there and at the
33:51
end of it Nix our work was closing out
33:55
he said one last thing seven different
33:59
times I was on like four hours of sleep
34:04
it’s a libertarian convention none of us
34:07
sleep during it I had to drive back
34:09
across I had to try it back across the
34:13
state after that and I couldn’t leave
34:16
early because I was doing the sound so I
34:19
was sitting here listening to the smarmy
34:23
little fuck Nix our walk going off and
34:28
every time he said one last thing I was
34:31
like I’ll thank God and then he would
34:33
say his one last thing and I was like
34:34
yes I’m like getting ready rip the
34:36
headphones out so I can go get 5-hour
34:39
energy and drive home and then but one
34:41
last thing when you go to the airport
34:45
avoid the scanners make them give you
34:48
the TSA rub-and-tug make them earn that
34:51
tax money yeah he said that and I was
34:55
like okay whatever
34:56
maybe he didn’t realize he said one less
34:58
thing five more times he said one last
35:00
thing and I said I hate this person I
35:02
want ID I want him out he is now
35:07
aggressing on my time he’s he’s violated
35:12
your one last thing nap yes and I was so
35:15
mad at him and I have hated him since
35:17
and then after that was the first time I
35:19
ever like learned anything about him and
35:20
then he just got worse in my eyes every
35:23
time he opened his mouth so guys but
35:27
don’t worry he’s totally redeemed
35:28
himself because he’s gonna vote for Bill
35:30
well bill whoa oh and he was in a debate
35:35
recently with Dave Smith where they
35:38
argued so that it was an Oxford style
35:42
debate where they have a question posed
35:44
and then one side argues for the or they
35:47
have a statement posed and one side
35:50
argues the affirmative and one side
35:52
argues the the negative and so the
35:56
statement was the libertarian party’s
35:58
should no longer run candidates such as
36:01
Gary candidates like Gary Johnson and
36:04
and Bill weld and Dave Smith argued for
36:08
the affirmative of that that the
36:09
Libertarian Party should definitely not
36:10
do that anymore and so our work argued
36:12
the negative that the absolute we should
36:14
definitely do that again
36:15
and in that debate
36:17
NIC’s our work said among other things
36:19
that he’d also support Dick Cheney
36:21
running as a libertarian he said that
36:24
the endless wars do not affect us here
36:27
at home they just don’t somehow and
36:32
magic war just a magic war doesn’t
36:38
affect us and any argue that we needed
36:41
to take baby steps which apparently
36:43
includes voting for the worst
36:45
Republicans we can find as long as they
36:49
dislike Trump basically and Justin Amash
36:53
Justin mashed which just in a match yeah
36:57
I’m not you know if I had to pick a
37:00
congressperson to say that you know I
37:03
agree with him more than most others
37:05
congresspeople that would be just in a
37:07
mesh and he often is is is you know
37:10
principled and correct when it comes to
37:12
that kind of stuff I don’t agree with
37:13
them I also don’t seem really as a
37:14
libertarian as much as a strict
37:16
constitutionalist which is a completely
37:18
different thing but regardless Justin
37:21
Amash is not build weld and he’s also
37:25
not a libertarian that’s how bad it is
37:26
you’ve got your actual libertarians then
37:29
you’ve got your Justin Amash who it’s
37:31
got some Liberty stuff and then you have
37:33
bill weld who we might as well nominate
37:35
Hillary Clinton or at Robert or almost
37:39
anybody else that has run Alexandria kzo
37:42
Cortes what the hell why yeah when she
37:44
doesn’t like Trump so so that happened
37:49
AOC fails that in the in the Democratic
37:53
Party
37:53
like people get sick of her she might
37:56
lose right she ends up losing to a
37:58
Republican she like needs to rebuild her
38:01
so she joins the Libertarian Party of
38:03
New York Knicks are work Kremes himself
38:06
and he’s like oh my god we have a OC
38:09
let’s just push her everywhere and then
38:14
now he’s saying you have to support this
38:17
woman who wants the green new deep baby
38:19
steps mat it’s baby steps you have to
38:21
take we’re gonna get the one thing
38:23
that’s gonna make a god he’s a more baby
38:25
step one lay I’m not a member of the
38:29
Libertarian Party anymore I left a few
38:31
years
38:32
but if you are a member of the
38:34
Libertarian Party Joshy Bear Smith is
38:37
running for chair vote for him bear down
38:43
on Joshy bear we’re down on Joshy by
38:45
2020 oh so we like Joshy we’re here I’m
38:53
we’re good friends we’re bear bears
38:56
we’re bear heads over here but I don’t
38:59
think we’re bear bears the bear who
39:01
cares just bears man Joshy bear the bear
39:04
who cares the bear so so speaking of I
39:11
don’t have a speaking of a country bill
39:14
weld probably wants to bomb I don’t know
39:17
sure oh one other thing about this are
39:20
work thing so so our work presents a
39:23
false dilemma that you have to choose
39:28
one or the other you either have to pick
39:30
some libertarian who might win a million
39:33
you know a million and I’m actually
39:36
paraphrasing Dave Smith here’s for those
39:37
who have watched the debate so you
39:39
either have to find someone who you know
39:41
picked a meal you know who can maybe
39:43
convert a million people to
39:44
libertarianism or you have to pick
39:46
someone like bill weld who can get
39:48
seventy million votes and you know
39:50
that’s the pragmatic position the the 1
39:52
million people that’s the that’s the
39:54
radical position and that the 70 million
39:56
votes is the pragmatic position because
39:58
it’s definitely pragmatic to think that
40:00
bill weld can get 70 million votes that
40:04
is absolute pragmatism and being very
40:07
realistic as well you’re never gonna get
40:10
70 million anything’s unless you
40:13
actually convert people to what you
40:16
believe and if we believe that with a
40:19
bill well unless you want to just be
40:22
another Republican party in which case
40:23
people are gonna say why don’t I just a
40:25
Republican why am i splitting the
40:27
Republican vote with the Republican
40:29
light party if I can just vote
40:32
Republican and have a better chance of
40:33
someone like that winning right whereas
40:36
if you actually present a real stark
40:38
alternative to those two things you’re
40:41
still going to lose probably for at
40:43
least a few elections but you
40:45
actually build something there you can
40:47
actually build a real thing that even if
40:50
it doesn’t win elections it can at least
40:51
influence the elections or something if
40:54
you even believe that elections can fix
40:56
any of this which is debatable but if it
40:59
is gonna fix it ain’t gonna do it with
41:01
damn bill weld so speaking of white
41:05
people being troublesome I I don’t
41:12
there’s it there is no do you have a sec
41:16
wait for the true yeah I did okay good
41:19
that’s better than now and okay good
41:20
people trying to build something ah in
41:23
the Kratz are working hard to build a
41:25
case to impede strim yeah that’s a good
41:27
one thank you so on Tuesday we were
41:34
supposed to have a show as we mentioned
41:36
before and we ended up not having it
41:38
because spike left something in the car
41:43
really sure how that worked out but that
41:47
did so obviously the biggest news on
41:56
Tuesday was that Nancy Pelosi the
42:02
Cryptkeeper
42:03
arose from her grave just as the Sun was
42:06
going down as to not burst into flames
42:10
and I just made a creek keeper and a
42:14
vampire reference in the same sense that
42:16
was a nice I like that to announce that
42:21
the Democratic Party is opening a
42:24
impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump
42:29
now this seems like it has been on the
42:37
this seems as though it has been on the
42:40
docket for quite some time and they’ve
42:42
been just continually looking for a
42:44
reason to do it
42:45
they’ve just constantly okay we’re like
42:47
basically from day one it has been
42:50
they’re looking for a reason to impeach
42:52
Donald Trump oh yeah yeah yeah from day
42:55
one day one at heaters
42:58
stroke stroke stroke
43:02
Peter strain old Peter Striz aaaghh
43:04
Peter stroke whose name looks like it
43:06
was written by somebody having one we
43:23
said the only way we’re gonna get Donald
43:25
Trump out of office and defeat him is to
43:27
impeach him and it seems like all of the
43:29
Democrats went let’s listen to this
43:31
drizzly lot guys and you had the you had
43:37
the Russian investigation that didn’t go
43:39
anywhere that turned out to be a huge
43:41
nothing burger yeah meeting up and to to
43:45
the pinnacle on July 24th when Mueller
43:50
testified in front of Congress and gave
43:55
his whole thing gave his whole testimony
43:58
and then it just sort of went away
43:59
because he was like yeah there’s really
44:01
nothing I mean he showed up a tired
44:03
broken man he did who just it was like
44:08
why am I here I already told you
44:11
everything that I had to tell you I said
44:15
that he was it he was the oh there was
44:19
only a question as to whether or not he
44:22
was potentially liable for obstruction
44:27
and I leave that up to the Attorney
44:29
General to decide that and the Attorney
44:31
General said it wasn’t and that’s really
44:34
the end of it so if you’re gonna do an
44:37
impeachment then do it and if you’re not
44:39
then don’t because that we’re not gonna
44:41
arrest him right basically that was July
44:45
24th correct Donald Trump felt he was in
44:48
the clear everything’s gonna be fine
44:50
bright pink came July 25th where Donald
44:55
Trump made a phone call he made a phone
45:01
call to the no one can read this I’m
45:04
taking this down don’t get worried about
45:05
this no one can read damn it this
45:10
happened when you asked me for
45:12
like why like how she’s gonna read
45:14
segments put it up there I just a
45:18
journal of record here you go right so
45:21
on July 25th he said thinking he’s
45:24
invincible he calls the president of
45:25
Ukraine to congratulate him on his
45:28
party’s winning of their parliamentary
45:30
system and in this phone call
45:35
oh so before that phone call what’s we
45:38
have to go back just a little bit before
45:41
that phone called Donald Trump withheld
45:42
four hundred million dollars in military
45:44
aid to Ukraine for a week withheld for a
45:52
week waiting until after the phone call
45:54
originally he stated that it is because
45:56
he feared bureaucratic corruption within
45:58
Ukraine’s government more recently he
46:01
has shifted that saying it was because
46:03
there wasn’t similar financial
46:05
contributions by other Western powers
46:07
like Germany which he does bring up in
46:08
the phone call now a week what he says
46:14
in the phone call is hang on
46:18
I should have highlighted the the where
46:22
does he talk about it’s right here yeah
46:26
it’s right there it’s right there he
46:28
talks about he talks about Angela Merkel
46:32
and saying how they aren’t actually
46:33
doing anything Angela Merkel isn’t doing
46:36
anything with a with it but we’re here
46:38
to help you and then he says I know that
46:40
you know that we’ve been going through a
46:42
lot here I know you know that we’ve been
46:45
going through a lot here and we’d like
46:47
your help assumably he is talking and
46:51
all of this is allegedly there this is
46:54
all being inferred right this is what
46:56
people are saying he is saying here we
46:59
really don’t know but his his legend is
47:02
being alleged that he is saying because
47:05
of all the stuff that’s been going on
47:06
with Russia the country’s been going
47:08
through a lot so we need your help now
47:12
quick flashback to 2,000 volts 15 ish
47:18
Joe Biden who at the time
47:23
was the front-runner for the Dems now it
47:24
seems to be a little bit worn you know
47:26
it’s kind of going back and forth right
47:27
Joe was the vice president he called up
47:31
Ukraine and demanded that he ended an
47:36
investigation that they ended an
47:39
investigation into the natural gas
47:41
company that was paying his son $50,000
47:45
a month the natural gas company was
47:50
being investigated by the Ukrainian
47:52
government and he called him up he goes
47:54
hey stop that
47:55
except you know in his southern charm
47:57
which is weird for a guy from Delaware
47:59
right and his weird southern Delaware
48:01
Cory mob accent yes right and they said
48:06
okay fine we’re not going to do it later
48:08
Joe Biden bragged about bribing them
48:12
which I actually saw that video shortly
48:14
before we went on the area I didn’t have
48:16
time to uh plane load it would have been
48:20
great
48:21
not even awesome yeah that would have
48:23
been great but yeah so he bragged about
48:26
he bragged about bribery talking about
48:28
Ukraine and that’s what people think
48:29
that was in reference to a lot of this
48:33
is just stuff that’s being inferred
48:34
right so Trump says I need a favor from
48:38
you I need a favor from you
48:41
you’re surrounding yourself with smart
48:43
people if if you could do something for
48:47
us that would be great and the and the
48:51
President or the president of Zimbabwe
48:53
president szalinski who I believe is the
48:56
youngest person ever elected as a
48:59
worldly I believe and he’s also a
49:02
comedian yes so he got his start this I
49:06
just need to give this aside because
49:08
this is like what would be in a movie it
49:11
was like that movie with Robin Williams
49:14
where he was running for president he
49:15
was actually a comedian um so this guy
49:20
szalinski is a very like well-known
49:22
comedic actor in the Ukraine and he did
49:24
a show which in in the show he was a
49:29
comedian who ran for president and won
49:31
and how ridiculous that was it was
49:33
either a show or a movie I think it was
49:34
a show and he was so pop
49:36
I think uranium what’s that with Robin
49:40
Williams yeah was Robert I think it was
49:42
Robin Williams Robin Williams and when
49:44
Lewis Black it was called man of the
49:47
year okay and he ended up winning
49:49
because of voter fraud that messed up ah
49:52
the computer program that was supposed
49:54
to get like it was supposed to
49:56
automatically spoiler it was supposed to
49:58
automatically send in if you haven’t
50:02
seen this movie if it’s seen man of the
50:04
year spoiler spoiler alert for the
50:07
people out there many of you who haven’t
50:09
seen this movie there was a voter there
50:13
was a there was a computer bug that was
50:16
put in it like a program that was put
50:18
into the voting system so that people
50:20
would vote for a certain amount of votes
50:22
would automatically switch to the first
50:25
person alphabetically but when he came
50:27
in his name was I think Abramson with
50:30
two ways and then the next person was
50:32
like a Adams or something like that so I
50:35
ended up being the votes and he ended up
50:37
winning and then because he was the
50:40
stand-up comedian okay great
50:44
since he was the stand-up guy he you
50:47
know back down so in this show he was
50:51
Solinsky was running for president as a
50:54
joke and won and because you know
50:58
Ukrainian politics was so corrupt I’m
50:59
having a glasses issue by the way guys
51:02
so just bear with me
51:05
don’t mind me oh so then so it was so
51:08
popular the show and Ukrainian they were
51:12
so fed up with their their main two
51:14
parties that they went and voted for
51:15
this guy so now he’s the president of
51:17
the country right and so he’s the
51:21
president of the country his party now
51:23
is in charge of all of the government
51:25
well yeah it’s in charge of the
51:27
Ukrainian government his party like in
51:29
Donald Trump’s like you’re surrounding
51:31
yourself with very smart people and you
51:34
know cuz you hear that a lot for
51:36
comedians
51:39
they’re well-known for surrounding
51:41
themselves with smart right exactly so
51:43
he calls them up to make sure that they
51:45
don’t have any any corruption going on
51:48
in that government if
51:50
he’d give some 400 million dollars in
51:52
military aid right and he says the
51:56
former ambassador for United States
51:58
the woman was bad news and the people
52:01
she was dealing with in the Ukraine with
52:02
bad news so I just wanted to let you
52:04
know that the other thing there’s a lot
52:06
of talk about Biden’s son that Biden
52:09
stopped the prosecution and a lot of
52:11
people want to find out about that so
52:13
whatever you can do with the attorney
52:15
general would be great
52:16
Biden went around bragging that he
52:18
stopped the prosecution so if you can
52:20
look into it it sounds horrible to me
52:22
now nowhere in there does he say I were
52:25
I’m not gonna give you the money right
52:27
is it inferred like is it implied
52:31
possibly it really depends on whether or
52:33
not you want to infer that from this
52:35
conversation the president Zielinski the
52:39
stand-up comedian he said yeah no
52:45
absolutely uh wanted to tell you about
52:47
the prosecutor I can’t do a Ukrainian
52:49
accent so I might even attempt to tell
52:53
you about that but uh yeah absolutely I
52:55
can look into that and right the
52:57
president says well I’m gonna have mr.
53:00
Giuliani
53:00
and the Attorney General William bar
53:03
contact chip and he says great look
53:07
forward to talking to you again
53:08
can’t wait always love it when you call
53:12
okay
53:13
so then and then on on Tuesday Nancy
53:19
Pelosi rises from her crypt like Rita
53:23
Repulsa of Power Rangers Fame this is
53:25
finally I am free we are going to I’m
53:29
not gonna do my Rita Repulsa
53:30
impersonation but she and she announces
53:34
that she’s going to impeach the
53:37
president or start an inquiry into the
53:42
impeachment of the president right now
53:45
this is a not a second hand but a third
53:48
hand account from the whistleblower
53:50
correct so the whistleblower who was
53:52
outed today he is a CIA agent that was
53:55
working at the White House which is
53:59
great because I watched I watched the
54:02
entire
54:03
three and a half hours of that hearing
54:07
today god yeah I know it was awful it
54:11
was so awful how many times can you
54:13
listen to one guy go I followed the
54:15
chain of command and I took it to the
54:17
department of legal at the White House
54:19
and then to the department of legal at
54:21
the Justice Department and have Adam
54:24
Schiff go but the people in the
54:26
complaint word member it was the leader
54:29
of the white house and the leader of the
54:30
Justice Department don’t you think that
54:32
this was a conflict of interest yes but
54:35
I followed the chain of command oh my
54:38
god like so it was like I’m Kafka okay
54:41
right but the one thing he said in there
54:43
was he is dedicated to making sure that
54:45
the whistleblower stays anonymous and
54:49
moments after we’ve ended whistleblower
54:53
revealed to be CIA who was working at
54:57
White House David Ballentine says our IP
55:00
to that CIA agent and that’s maybe
55:03
although I don’t know I mean unless he
55:06
comes up with something he comes up with
55:08
something for the Clintons he’s as good
55:10
as suicide it did Trump I he’s gonna
55:15
trump’s gonna like destroy this guy on
55:19
twitter so RI me there’s a nice Twitter
55:22
mentions he hittin this dude on Twitter
55:24
yeah yeah so alright people guys Twitter
55:25
mentions yeah at the very least he’s
55:29
gonna call up Bill how do I get so a
55:48
third hangin account makes a person who
55:53
heard okay so that the phone call
55:55
happened right the phone call happened
55:57
and people took notes because that’s how
56:00
those things go right and people took
56:02
notes the people who took the notes
56:04
we’re having a conversation that
56:06
somebody overheard somebody the person
56:09
that I overheard it made the complaint
56:12
and he said that bro
56:17
so Trump so Trump said something to
56:20
someone which Giuliani then said that
56:22
someone that took notes who then was
56:25
overheard by this person who’s telling
56:28
us right so it’s like a game of
56:32
telephone exactly and if you they say
56:36
that in the call Trump pressured the
56:38
Ukrainian president three times to open
56:42
an investigation on buying erodes he
56:43
wasn’t going to get the money now I read
56:46
the transcript of the call which isn’t
56:48
really a transcript it’s like it’s more
56:51
of an account it’s more of really an
56:56
account of the phone call the best that
56:59
the note takers had taken it right
57:02
because allegedly the transcript had
57:05
been moved from the normal computer to a
57:07
super-secret spy computer is the best
57:09
way to put that and they moved it over
57:13
there so nobody would be able to hear
57:14
that phone call because maybe possibly
57:16
allegedly it’s violates a bunch of balls
57:21
what you might yeah right so the people
57:26
turned over the transcript or the notes
57:28
of the transcript and the transcript
57:30
doesn’t I read it and I was like okay
57:33
this is not as damning as they are
57:39
saying it is in the news right it’s not
57:44
like you’re gonna do this or word you’re
57:47
not gonna get this money like it’s it’s
57:49
never stated as obviously right it’s
57:51
kind of an implied it quid pro quo II as
57:55
she type whoa yeah we want to give you
57:58
the money but hey hey hey by the way
58:00
right totally unrelated we’d really like
58:06
if you look into this and talk to my
58:07
personal attorney Rudy Giuliani I would
58:11
discuss pas of picking Rudy Giuliani as
58:16
your attorney because Michael Cohen
58:21
worked out beautifully right that worked
58:25
out just now so clearly the next option
58:30
Rudy Guiliani who cannot help but
58:34
incriminate himself on a regular basis
58:37
in front of many it on international
58:41
television that is definitely who I
58:44
would want as my attorney yes Rudy
58:48
Giuliani America’s mayor a marriage yet
58:51
true the mayor of america america’s
58:55
lawyer that’s not sure Chris Reynolds
58:58
personal injury attorney Chris Reynolds
58:59
attorney at law is actually America’s
59:02
and American lawyer big shout-out to
59:04
Chris Reynolds for explaining so much
59:06
stuff to me over the last three if any
59:11
show was brought to you by personal
59:13
injury attorney Chris Reynolds attorney
59:14
in law this guy right here that way this
59:19
is definitely the Chris Reynolds the
59:20
muddied Chris of Reynolds later on we’re
59:23
going to be referring to the muddy
59:25
waters media legal team and that would
59:27
be Chris right that would literally just
59:28
be Chris Reynolds that’s right so Chris
59:32
Reynolds was talking to me about about
59:35
whether or not this is a quid pro quo
59:39
which is now something that so many
59:41
people have in their lexicon it’s a quid
59:51
pro quo what’s that mean I you know
59:53
people apparently did not watch Silence
59:55
of the Lambs cuz that’s where I learned
59:57
it when I was like 13 years old and my
59:59
parents said don’t watch that so he
60:05
explained it to me as in okay let’s say
60:08
that I am I Chris Reynolds and renting
60:11
you your house and I am paying your I’m
60:15
reading you your house but I’m paying
60:16
all of your bills and I am buying many
60:20
copies of the books that you write that
60:22
no one reads direct quote from Chris
60:25
Reynolds I know
60:28
because okay it’s done
60:31
it’s stung a little bit but I was in the
60:33
middle of a consult so I was just I’m
60:36
gonna let that go because I need to
60:38
finish this consult and he said
60:44
usually and I buy a lot of the book so
60:46
many people that nobody reads and you
60:49
know I’m kind of supporting you in many
60:51
different ways blah blah blah right all
60:52
you two do is John sterner is giving me
60:59
a hard time I just need you to take care
61:00
of that I don’t say what I need you to
61:02
do I don’t you know I don’t say what I
61:04
don’t say anything else
61:06
you take upon yourself to kill him it
61:10
could I could still be culpable for that
61:15
it depends like he said that the defense
61:18
attorney would have a great time trying
61:20
to defend that because he’d be like well
61:23
no he never said that but I never said
61:25
killed him he never yeah right yeah
61:27
attorney-client privileged information
61:29
according to Chris Reynolds that only
61:32
goes one way I believe Chris I’m not a
61:33
hundred percent sure how ya decided to
61:41
share that but uh but ouch
61:44
also right alrighty Matt’s feelings
61:48
right I mean he did that during the
61:51
meeting so whatever free constant Matt
61:55
so what is happening here is whether or
61:58
not you are going to be able to convince
62:00
everybody that what Trump did was trade
62:04
these two items the four million dollars
62:08
for investigating Biden and his son
62:10
mm-hmm so that is where the issue is
62:14
going to come up now in the Democratic
62:17
house that we have there’s 235 Democrats
62:20
in the house you need 217 people to vote
62:22
YES for impeachment for the management
62:25
in Multan I’m getting to that part Chris
62:29
I promise
62:30
and so you need you need that 217 people
62:35
that is 98 percent gonna happen oh yeah
62:43
98 percent chances yeah yeah yeah yo no
62:46
that’s definitely gonna happen for the
62:49
house to vote to impeach em yes
62:52
definitely happening I’m only giving the
62:56
two percent just
62:58
just because you know I don’t want to
63:01
vote 100 I don’t want about a hundred
63:03
percent on that because then it won’t
63:05
happen but it this is gonna happen like
63:10
III will say the odds of it not
63:12
happening are infinitesimal and it would
63:15
take something really horrific that
63:17
would put everything else on the back
63:19
burner because this is there they are
63:22
convinced that this is good Pelosi is
63:25
not convinced that this is a good idea
63:27
because Pelosi has been around DC for a
63:30
while and she understands how elections
63:31
work and we’ll get into that later but
63:33
she steering the ship right now right
63:37
now the stupid ship is being steered by
63:39
progressive activists but what Pelosi
63:42
does know what Pelosi does know is that
63:45
she does have the votes to get the
63:48
impeachment oh yeah yeah she knows that
63:50
I think that every time before this any
63:53
time anything else has come up she
63:55
didn’t have the votes which is why she
63:57
never brought it no she has the votes
63:59
now what this this definitely has the
64:02
votes now now but what Pelosi also
64:05
understands is that there are many areas
64:08
like Michigan Pennsylvania outside of
64:11
Philadelphia Michigan Pennsylvania
64:13
outside of Philadelphia lots of places
64:15
in the Rust Belt that are traditionally
64:18
democratic states right went for Trump
64:21
in 2016 but then went back and voted
64:24
Democrat into the house in 2018 and 2018
64:27
right don’t that don’t support
64:30
impeachment right this cause she
64:34
understands may cost them to lead in the
64:37
house in 2020 so she’s actually banking
64:40
a lot but she also wants to be the
64:43
oldest Speaker of the House in history
64:46
is she not if she wins this next time
64:50
she will be who was older than her I
64:53
have no idea I didn’t look that part oh
64:55
my god let me look that up so she knows
65:00
she needs to do this for the party to
65:02
elect her again so she’s going forward
65:07
with the impeachment in order to keep
65:10
pushing
65:11
her agenda as long as they have control
65:14
which quite possibly will only be until
65:17
January of 2021 because of the
65:20
impeachment right now because of I lost
65:31
where I wasn’t my notes so because this
65:36
is going on she is because of this is
65:39
going on she’s pushing that now a lot of
65:42
people think ok once he’s in peach he
65:44
can’t run that’s not entirely true
65:47
because first of all he needs to be get
65:49
convicted by the Senate right as I was
65:53
discussing with muddied waters maybe a
65:57
legal team earlier today also known as
66:00
personal injury attorney Chris Reynolds
66:02
attorney at law also known as the
66:04
feeling Smasher yeah Chris Reynolds the
66:08
the dream killer Chris have your life
66:11
Reynolds attorney personal injury
66:15
provider a Chris Reynolds attorney at
66:18
law um anyway I’m sorry going so as I
66:24
was talking with him about this today in
66:25
order for the Senate to convict you need
66:27
three fools in order to convict which is
66:31
67 members of the Senate to vote to
66:34
convict him which isn’t gonna happen
66:37
what’s 3/4 it’s 3/4 two-thirds sorry
66:43
okay I was gonna say I’m like wow that’s
66:45
definitely not gonna happen
66:45
but even two-thirds not gonna happen you
66:48
need 67 out of the hundred to vote not
66:51
gonna happen it’s not gonna happen
66:53
nope you I think you need 20 Republicans
66:58
to flip yep not happen and then that’s
67:00
not gonna happen not on this no no not
67:04
on this by the way Sam Rayburn of Texas
67:07
currently did record for the oldest
67:10
speaker now Sam Rayburn
67:20
fun fact for everybody out there Sam
67:22
moneybags sam rayburn
67:26
so that’s not gonna happen but let’s say
67:30
let’s just say that two-thirds were
67:33
going to the reason the the criteria for
67:37
conviction in the Senate has absolutely
67:40
no rule there is no defined rule on what
67:46
it takes to convict got rule of proof of
67:50
law proof of Chris Reynolds if you can
67:53
comment and tell me what word I’m
67:55
forgetting here
67:57
proof of crime or proof of guilt or
67:58
something like that there is no there is
68:02
no there is no defining there is no
68:08
definition on what it needs to be for
68:10
them to convict so let’s say that Kamala
68:13
Harris says okay I can see both sides of
68:18
this which she doesn’t but let’s say
68:20
since I see both sides of this but 51%
68:23
of me is saying he’s guilty he’s guilty
68:25
and Mitch McConnell says well I learned
68:29
the proof burden of proof the proof
68:32
thank you Chris burden of proof so and
68:35
Mitch McConnell says well I would really
68:39
if this was Obama like this would
68:41
definitely be a slam dunk he’s guilty
68:43
but Strom so like I see it 75% but that
68:47
25% leaves me with some sort of doubt in
68:50
my mind on his guilt so I’m gonna vote
68:52
no right there since there is no
68:55
definition on this he has the ability
68:58
like people can vote however they want
69:00
and then the right choice when they’re
69:03
explaining their decisions it’ll be all
69:05
over the map right all right it can be
69:08
anything from the preponderance of the
69:10
evidence to beyond a shadow of a doubt
69:12
and everything in between
69:14
whether anyone or and obviously a lot of
69:17
its just gonna be I’m a Democrat so yes
69:19
and I’m a Republican so no and they
69:21
don’t have to
69:22
there’s no recrimination for them
69:24
choosing whatever they want because
69:25
there’s no rules now the one thing that
69:28
everybody kind of wonders is what is he
69:30
being tried with
69:33
what is he being tried in what is it
69:36
like what what is the crime he has
69:38
committed to go into the impeachment
69:45
inquiry quid pro quo that’s not a crime
69:50
no petals
69:52
he’s quid pro quo oh well I I can answer
69:57
that or were you gonna go you’re gonna
70:02
go sorry go ahead no I was reading Chris
70:04
Reynolds uh explanation of it can be
70:06
preponderance of the evidence 51% or
70:09
beyond reasonable doubt 90 to 95 right
70:11
right well I’ll tell you guys there’s
70:14
someone who has an answer for what his
70:15
crime is no less than Nick’s our work
70:20
the the hope and dreams of libertarian
70:23
party chair Nix our work bill well and
70:25
himself has said that this is no less
70:30
than treason he said talk about
70:32
pressuring a foreign country to
70:34
interfere with and control a u.s.
70:36
election it couldn’t be clearer and
70:38
that’s not just undermining democratic
70:40
institutions that is treason it’s
70:43
treason pure and simple and the penalty
70:47
for treason under the US code is death
70:51
that’s the only penalty is death I want
70:57
to make a Swedish metal version of Bill
71:01
well talking about treason yep now Chris
71:05
and I were we were talking about this on
71:08
Tuesday when I didn’t get the quid pro
71:10
quo of showing up and and so he says
71:18
that the issue is not that they colluded
71:21
together the but that they potentially
71:23
conspired to commit treason bribery or
71:26
other high crimes and misdemeanors which
71:29
was so conspiracy to commit treason now
71:33
according to Chris Reynolds the official
71:37
muddied waters media legal team
71:38
conspiring to commit a crime is just as
71:41
bad as committing the actual crime so if
71:45
you and I are having a conversation
71:47
here live stream right and we’ll talk
71:50
about okay we’re gonna Rob this Bank on
71:52
this date doing this right but we never
71:56
meet up to do it we are just as guilty
71:58
if we did it really yes
72:01
we couldn’t say your honor that was
72:03
performance art I mean I guess we could
72:09
I mean probably say that how do we make
72:13
our like Chris Reynolds we might get off
72:20
sit down and plan out a crime with
72:22
somebody right and then you decide not
72:25
to go in go through with it at the on
72:27
the back end you are guilty of
72:31
committing that crime in the eyes of the
72:32
law Wow so let’s they keep my mouth shut
72:37
I think I’m not I did not ask Chris this
72:40
question at all but I think that this is
72:42
a lot like so you and I plan a crime
72:45
together I back out you follow through
72:47
with it
72:47
I am guilty of you committing that crime
72:49
Oh even though I had nothing to do with
72:53
anyone anymore right no not absolutely
72:56
not
72:56
hey you want to know okay so Chris you
72:59
have to take a step to do it okay so
73:01
okay so we okay alright so like if we
73:04
say okay we’re gonna Rob this gun using
73:06
rob this bank using these guns and then
73:08
we went out and we purchased those guns
73:10
that would be a decided movement towards
73:14
that right or like started casing the
73:16
bank but we can actually do it by the
73:18
way we’re not actually talking about
73:19
doing this I’d never take definitely not
73:22
to the PNC in Myrtle Beach definitely
73:27
not and I didn’t even know that there
73:31
were banks in Myrtle Beach I don’t so so
73:41
I just want to be accused of treason
73:45
that’s you know bill Wells out to oh
73:47
he’s um proposed yeah bill well doubted
73:52
he wants the murder of the president for
73:54
treason so in the eyes of the law
74:01
the question is did Trump do something
74:03
illegal or did he not write everything
74:04
that you’re looking at no quid pro quo
74:07
was stated in the conversation
74:11
explicitly is it inferred possibly yeah
74:15
well actually is it inferred that
74:18
depends on who you are and whether or
74:19
not Sanford is it implied possibly it
74:20
depends on you right and that’s the
74:22
thing is it’s really up to your
74:24
interpretation of whether this was you
74:27
know yes we’re gonna give you this money
74:30
oh by the way we also want to talk about
74:32
this or if he’s implying you’re gonna
74:34
get this money if you do this here’s the
74:39
thing an argument tore in favor of
74:42
Trump’s position is that they still gave
74:44
them the money without any other thing
74:48
happening that we know of that we well
74:51
and that’s the thing so it’s it’s really
74:52
like the investigation may be going on
74:54
your way and that’s the thing so it
74:56
would really there’s like a lot of guys
74:59
look this is gonna be like the Russia
75:04
thing I think right like this is gonna
75:08
say this is this is a political
75:11
Rorschach test on where you stand right
75:13
right it’s a litmus test right he’s hate
75:15
Trump you see that he has done
75:17
everything wrong and he is guilty if you
75:20
love Trump you say he didn’t do anything
75:22
wrong if you’re in the middle or you
75:26
don’t care you’re like I mean it could
75:29
go either way whatever yeah but 100
75:33
percent guarantee like 98 percent
75:35
guarantee he’s getting impeached and I’m
75:38
90 he’s not getting convicted right and
75:41
and here’s why that plays well for Trump
75:44
an impeachment of Trump is going to fire
75:49
up his base and anyone who leans towards
75:51
him already
75:52
he has raised five million dollars in
75:54
the twenty four he raised five million
75:55
dollars in the twenty four hours after
75:58
the impeachment inquiry was announced
76:00
it’s gonna fight I think it’s it’s been
76:03
48 hours since then now and I think that
76:06
he has raised something like 14 million
76:08
yeah which is more than a lot of these
76:12
other candidates have have major
76:14
candidates have raised at all and he
76:17
already has a pretty sizable war chest
76:19
Rand is a billionaire not that he’s
76:23
really used much of his own money to
76:24
begin with but anyway the this is it’s
76:29
gonna fire that it’s gonna fire his side
76:30
up it is firing his side up and the more
76:32
goes on and looks like kind of a another
76:35
Russia
76:36
nothing burger it’s gonna fire him up
76:39
even more the Democrats are just
76:40
opposing our president or her brother on
76:44
the left side they’re gonna get all
76:46
worked up he’s definitely guilty he’s
76:48
definitely guilty he’s definitely guilty
76:49
and then he’s not gonna get prosecuted
76:52
or he’s not gonna get convicted and
76:56
that’s right around the time whatever
76:58
crap sandwich the Democrats have put
77:00
together are gonna be shoving that down
77:02
their throats and going oh yeah by the
77:03
way you got a vote for you know Biden or
77:05
Warren or something
77:08
so their sides gonna be deflated and
77:12
feel like the Democrats are a bunch of
77:15
you know feckless morons and the right
77:18
is going to be completely fired up and
77:20
feel victorious and vindicated and the
77:22
whole thing just in time for election
77:26
day
77:29
who is that look like that’s gonna help
77:34
yeah the entire the entire 2020 debates
77:39
between Donald Trump and whoever is
77:45
gonna be you were in peace yeah I wasn’t
77:49
convicted you were impeached I wasn’t
77:51
convicted you were impeached yeah I
77:52
wasn’t convicted you were impeached yeah
77:54
you got them to stop investigating your
77:56
son and I wasn’t convicted you her
77:59
impeached yeah you pretended to be
78:01
Native American in order good jobs hey
78:03
oh yeah it’s gonna be a knot yeah it’s
78:05
just me guard it’s not gonna be as 1%
78:08
that you’re railing against yeah it’s
78:11
not gonna be a substantial debate at all
78:13
it’s gonna be you know bromide sword
78:15
against each other constantly and the
78:17
word quid pro quo completely Latin will
78:20
again become a dead language it will be
78:24
wreak illed
78:25
by the the ad
78:28
there’s another one abuse of quid pro
78:31
quo it will be ad hominem well it isn’t
78:37
that hominem it’s an ad hominem and
78:39
being used ad nauseam yeah it will be
78:44
Panem at circuses so the yeah so it’s
78:54
gonna be that and I don’t it’ll be that
78:56
and it’s gonna be that for a very long
78:59
time the most interesting thing that I
79:00
learned from today’s hearing though of
79:05
three and a half hours all of it every
79:10
second of it one last thing Matt the
79:14
Director of National Intelligence
79:16
Joseph McGuire also okay real quick
79:21
he became the Director of National
79:23
Intelligence on August 16th this report
79:27
was filed on the 13th okay
79:32
he’s only been director for a month and
79:35
a half and this is the first thing he
79:37
has had to deal with so this just was
79:39
dropped on his lap actually he inherited
79:41
it it was already there like a couple
79:42
days before right but I think the
79:45
original guy was already on his way out
79:46
at that point so I think he just was
79:48
like and then he and he’s I can’t
79:50
remember that guy’s name but he said
79:51
would you have taken the job if you
79:52
known this was there and he said no
79:58
while I was trying to figure out what to
80:01
do about this what to do about this by
80:04
following the rules that this committee
80:05
wrote and right then I was within the
80:08
boundaries of the law of this committee
80:09
and also learning a new city I was still
80:15
using my Garmin to get to work who uses
80:19
a Garmin
80:20
right the Director of National
80:22
Intelligence uses a Garmin to get around
80:24
DC what’s he get that was the burden
80:28
that was the part I was the most
80:30
interested in I was like whoa what how
80:32
is that possible who uses a garment do
80:35
they update those is this even a thing
80:39
that exists anymore
80:40
right that’s all
80:42
I had to think about what it was for a
80:45
second guys drop comments if you’re
80:47
still out here using standalone GPS
80:50
systems in your personal vehicle because
80:52
I I didn’t know right yeah no that blew
80:57
my mind
80:58
look maybe it’s installed in his car
81:01
still I don’t know I forget I’m Tom Tom
81:07
Tom Tom that’s perfect
81:14
well I did mention Tom Tom but I a
81:19
garment garment yep I stalled my
81:24
Magellan somewhere but I haven’t used
81:26
that since I don’t know 2013 2012 maybe
81:32
is this what we’re doing it we got the
81:36
Director of National Intelligence out
81:38
here using like an 8-year old GPS map
81:40
right and somebody said maybe it can’t
81:43
be hacked and that’s a man that’s
81:44
actually that’s the only thing that I
81:46
can really like maybe it can be hacked
81:48
but nobody is looking for him anymore
81:50
and they’re thinking the Director of
81:51
National Intelligence definitely isn’t
81:53
using it I don’t know but hacks for what
81:55
like is it is it classified that he’s
81:58
like going to sonic to get something to
82:01
eat like I mean I guess so just I mean
82:04
just so you don’t know where the
82:06
Director of National Intelligence is
82:08
Sarah Sarah Branyan otherwise now known
82:12
as serotonin is she said she uses a
82:16
globe which is pretty old-school and I
82:18
actually respect you for that
82:19
yeah it would get kind of precise ticket
82:23
from like you know get across town with
82:27
your globe but um I used to I used a
82:32
trip tik once kind of aging myself there
82:35
I used a trip tik those were fine from
82:39
triple-a or whatever yeah they bring you
82:41
the thing and you have to flip through
82:42
it and go up until next exit yeah every
82:47
room it’s new Arizona from DC wow that
82:52
was a big trip tik huh yeah
82:55
yeah I only did it going up and down the
82:57
East Coast I thought I was impressive
82:58
but I did not go cross country yeah like
83:02
just using the exact same map flipping
83:05
backwards
83:05
yeah that’s how that’s how you do it
83:09
so yeah trip stick so we’ve definitely I
83:11
said she said mobile sundial in my
83:15
camera to keep time ya know that’s good
83:17
so that’s apparently with the National
83:19
Director of intelligence that is funny
83:21
yeah that was the most interesting part
83:23
of today it’s Adam Adam Schiff out of
83:27
God every question every question he
83:32
asked today was do you agree that and
83:37
then he would say something that the
83:39
person might not agree or you should you
83:41
agree or he wouldn’t say do he would you
83:43
say you agree that the investigation
83:46
should happen and the guy he wouldn’t
83:48
answer that question he was like now
83:49
that’s I’m not saying that I’m saying
83:52
that’s up to you guys right yeah be a
83:54
crime has been committed
83:56
well I’m not saying that that’s up to
83:59
that’s not up to me that’s up to the
84:00
Department of Justice and they said no
84:02
but you guys are like well no you can’t
84:03
ask them and that it was this for three
84:07
hours it’s gonna be this for a year and
84:09
a half – the Garmin the Garmin was nice
84:13
I would have liked if they had just like
84:15
made fun of them for that for three
84:16
hours
84:17
right this is the preview of what the
84:19
next year is gonna be like so is just me
84:23
and the muddy waters media legal team
84:25
the the Nixon impeachment hearings
84:32
lasted about a year a little bit under a
84:35
year the Nixon impeachment hearings
84:39
lasted about a year a little bit under
84:41
the Bill Clinton ones the investigation
84:44
lasted a long time but the Bill Clinton
84:46
impeachment inquiry and to the boat was
84:49
only like two and a half months because
84:52
with Bill Clinton it was did he do it
84:54
did he did he say it and did he do it
84:56
and they had if that he did it and he
84:58
had proof that he said it yeah social
85:00
relations that he did and we all
85:05
remember when Monica Lewinsky was just a
85:07
young tyke crawling around
85:09
Whitehouse The Oval the center of mass
85:12
now she’s all groans dub and and the
85:23
question here is did Trump say it was it
85:27
a crime and that’s gonna be where the
85:28
big question is right was it was what he
85:31
did a crime and they’re gonna have to
85:32
try to prove that I think it’s gonna
85:33
take longer than the Bill Clinton but
85:35
not as long as the next so I’m thinking
85:38
six to eight months is when they’ll
85:39
actually vote which will be right in the
85:41
middle of elections right in the middle
85:43
of the Democrats being told what Garbage
85:45
Pail they’re gonna have to vote for
85:47
who’s Sarah better than Trump right sir
85:51
yes Nixon did resign and that was
85:53
actually what brought those two in there
85:55
yeah that would have been even that
85:57
probably would have been even longer but
85:59
they were gonna vote to convict that was
86:00
I mean he he he backed out because he
86:03
was about to be the first president
86:04
removed by Congress um in my mind that
86:09
and may you may disagree with me and I’m
86:10
not even a hundred percent sure that I
86:12
agree with me but I think that the best
86:14
case scenario for Democrats is that
86:16
they’re able to stretch this out past
86:18
election day because if he gets if he
86:22
gets cleared which he will just because
86:26
of the makeup of the Senate
86:27
if he gets cleared before that it’s
86:29
gonna be a huge boost to him and a huge
86:31
letdown to the left and anytime they go
86:34
well you did whatever he’s gonna be oh
86:35
you mean like the Russia gate and and
86:37
the impeachment that you know I was
86:38
found not guilty I was you know
86:40
vindicated in both cases it’s just gonna
86:42
really put a lot of wind in the sails
86:44
and it’s gonna really really piss off
86:46
the left and he already knows how to
86:47
piss off the left they’re gonna be hyper
86:49
pissed off and they’re gonna make a lot
86:50
of stupid mistakes which is what they do
86:52
when he pisses them off whereas if it
86:56
continues dragging on I still think that
86:59
helps him more than them but it also is
87:02
like well you know we’re gonna get you
87:04
and you know guys we don’t even have to
87:07
do this anymore if we can just get him
87:09
out of office whereas if they if they’ve
87:11
already found that he’s not guilty that
87:14
sort of sort of destroys that so I’m not
87:16
sure what do you think would be better
87:17
that they finish it before or that it
87:19
just drags on so honestly I think that
87:23
I think that they will try to get it
87:25
done as quick as possible they’re
87:26
already talking that they want this like
87:27
gun today okay they they want to take it
87:30
to a vote tomorrow if they can I don’t
87:33
think they’d I don’t think they’ll be
87:35
able to I think that for the Democrats
87:39
it’s best to do it early because it
87:43
gives them opportunity for him to do
87:45
something else so they can just move
87:47
past it and try to build something else
87:49
right now we since we know he’s not
87:53
getting convicted he’s probably getting
87:55
impeached like almost definitely getting
87:57
yeah yeah both of those are pretty much
87:59
definite right it this could all end
88:05
before the Iowa primaries okay and if so
88:14
you’re gonna have the candidates there
88:17
left and the Democrats going on about
88:19
how we need to get this president we’ve
88:23
never had a president who was impeached
88:24
because this is the first time this has
88:26
ever happened to a president in his
88:27
first term everybody else it was in
88:30
their self oh that’s right cuz Clinton
88:32
he had already been reelected
88:33
yeah and had already been reelected
88:35
Nixon it was because of what he did
88:38
during the re-election cranberry
88:40
election and got him into the
88:42
impeachment inquiry and Andrew Johnson
88:44
was he was already he was it was
88:48
something that he did during the
88:49
re-election campaign ugly yeah I know it
88:51
has to do with federal judges I’m not a
88:53
hundred I think he fired him all or
88:55
something so this would be the first
88:57
time a first-term president was being
89:01
impeached right okay so this is so
89:04
they’re gonna say we’ve never had a
89:05
president be elected who was impeached
89:08
is this the kind of president that you
89:11
want in then he’s gonna think that he’s
89:13
invincible because the Senate didn’t
89:15
convict he’s you know anything that
89:17
we’ve ever tried to stick to him has
89:19
fallen off of him we got the impeachment
89:21
the Senate wouldn’t follow through even
89:23
though that’s what the people want which
89:26
is what though that’s how they’ll say it
89:27
that’s how they’ll spin it and they will
89:29
show clips of Joseph Maguire I won’t
89:33
call that guy Jerry Maguire so that
89:34
shows that show me the money
89:37
Seana my garment show me my garment so
89:42
they’re gonna have Joseph the quotes
89:43
from Joseph McGuire saying that this is
89:45
unprecedented they’re not going to say
89:46
that it’s unprecedented because he was
89:48
only in there for like three days before
89:50
he first saw this that he tried to
89:54
figure because of the timing of which he
89:57
came in made it difficult for him to hit
90:00
all of the times that he needed the hit
90:03
based on the laws set by the
90:05
Intelligence Committee right and he’s
90:08
like this is all unprecedented this is
90:10
all in precedent and they’re just gonna
90:11
say he finds this to be unprecedented
90:14
they’re just gonna constantly use these
90:16
these big quotes these micro quotes from
90:19
from everybody and push that we now have
90:24
a president who has been impeached who
90:25
is running for reelection this is who
90:27
you don’t want that’s gonna be the
90:30
Democrats the new thing moving forward
90:33
right and his argument will be they
90:35
found me not guilty and they found me
90:37
not guilty for or I was you know as he
90:40
said exalt folios honor rated for the
90:42
Russia thing and all you have is just
90:44
constantly investigating me for things
90:45
that I didn’t do anything wrong
90:47
and vote for me because I’m you know
90:49
doing all the great stuff mom completely
90:51
lost in this entire debate is that
90:53
neither side actually does anything
90:55
different they both just grow government
90:57
they both just tax you more the average
91:00
American is paying more taxes thanks to
91:02
all these new tariffs now than they were
91:05
prior to when Donald Trump was president
91:07
it’s just now not being done in the form
91:09
of income taxes it’s now being done in
91:11
the form of price added to the things
91:13
that they purchase right but they’re
91:15
paying more to the government and then
91:18
they were when he came in
91:19
so more taxes more well the more war
91:22
it’s actually the same amount of war so
91:24
that hasn’t gone up but no less war
91:26
right more government more debt more
91:29
taxes more laws more will get to the no
91:32
more war in a minute okay fair enough
91:34
but yeah Sarah Sarah tonin says that
91:38
they do not want pence yeah that’s
91:40
accurate they don’t want pens pencils
91:42
more of what they don’t want then Donald
91:44
Trump is what they do oh yeah hens is at
91:48
least establishment so they know what
91:49
they’re dealing with
91:51
right so it’s easier for them to deal
91:53
with it now if let’s say Donald Trump
91:57
gets reelected and then the they impeach
91:59
him and something else comes up and he
92:01
has to resign there I’m pretty certain
92:03
that they get pence
92:05
even if it’s before inauguration that
92:09
they do get pence I’m not sure I see
92:14
pence getting especially in the wake of
92:16
Donald Trump resigning I don’t see pence
92:18
getting elected president no I’m saying
92:21
if it’s after election day something
92:23
else comes out they’re like oh he oh he
92:26
colluded with Ukraine and Russia which
92:28
that makes no sense but we’re going with
92:29
it because he was son Russia and really
92:32
kind of thing I think we had the whole
92:35
invasion issue right like an actual hot
92:38
war between them yeah you know so Donald
92:42
Trump was at one point colluding with
92:44
Russia but now he’s colluding with the
92:45
people that they’re enemy with Russia’s
92:47
enemy yeah so you’re saying if something
92:50
comes up that makes him resign after
92:53
after November before January 21st but
92:58
assuming he got reelected
93:00
assuming he got so if he got reelected
93:03
and then resigned you get essentially
93:07
four yeah you would get four years of
93:09
Pence yep yeah even though we didn’t win
93:15
an election you get a full pence term
93:17
you’d get all of the pence not just the
93:20
tip of the pence you get the full pence
93:22
right you know you know just trying out
93:26
the tip we’re not just the table you get
93:29
full penetration that’s right
93:32
so speaking of pensa tration we have
93:43
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93:54
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94:03
course the
94:04
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94:06
attorney at law anchor callin moment
94:08
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94:10
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here with your speiser segment we had
94:50
good ol John Spicer the notorious press
94:56
secretary for treating the journalists
95:00
like school children for I liked him
95:04
going on and on and on about the size of
95:07
the crowds at the inauguration too many
95:11
other things that he did great fodder
95:14
for Saturday Night Live of course and he
95:20
comes out on Dancing with the Stars and
95:21
looks like a literal and I was wondering
95:27
is there anyone else in the Trump world
95:31
that has left Trump world and has so
95:35
thoroughly debates themselves I love
95:38
some sort of ranking system maybe like a
95:40
top five thanks he always wants five
95:44
things Chris you you’re a high-fidelity
95:47
one too many times like my you’re
95:52
dealing with two recovering drug addicts
95:54
your trusted our ability to withhold
95:58
short-term memory is commendable I’m not
96:02
sure it’s realistic I want to say
96:03
something before we get into our top
96:05
five he understands how much attention I
96:07
had to pay today to be able to say
96:09
everything I said today I mean you know
96:12
kudos to you for you know giving us
96:14
these these you know brain teasers to
96:16
keep us you know fresh and
96:18
sharp especially me I mean I need
96:20
cognitive stuff but I so before we get
96:24
into ranking former Trump embarrassments
96:28
or current Trump embarrassments I have
96:31
something to say about Sean Spicer and
96:34
about the continued abomination that is
96:40
the way Latin dance is treated on
96:43
Dancing with the Stars Matt also
96:46
believes very strongly in this but I’ll
96:48
be the one speaking about it so the
96:52
thing with so and maybe this is true of
96:58
other dance forms as well
97:00
I don’t know ima Salsero Yale budget at
97:04
OU and I want to see a video of Spike
97:10
dancing message me and that will send
97:12
you one is it actually a clip of me
97:15
dancing or is it like my head on it okay
97:17
good I mean I consider myself a good
97:21
salsa dancer you are
97:23
I mean you can dance much better than I
97:25
can I don’t know if that makes you a
97:27
good salsa dancer but I know it makes
97:30
you a lot better than I am and there
97:32
have been many a women that I have shown
97:35
that to who have said spike has very
97:38
good feet working and I think that’s a
97:40
good thing
97:41
thank you I try I try to have good lines
97:43
but so Dancing with the Stars
97:48
again maybe they do this with the other
97:50
dances as well every time they go and
97:52
dancing the salsa and people will share
97:55
it with me because I don’t watch Dancing
97:57
with the Stars I don’t watch much TV at
97:58
all but people will share it with me go
98:01
oh you do salsa what do you think of Lou
98:04
Diamond Phillips or Sean Spicer or
98:07
freaking what was the last one Oh Morris
98:09
Chestnut what do you think of this
98:10
Morris Chestnut salsa routine and I look
98:15
at it actually I don’t think Morris
98:17
Chestnut was Dancing with the Stars but
98:18
regardless it’s the same thing they go
98:22
and they’re not really doing salsa steps
98:24
and they’re just basically it’s a
98:27
professional pretending that the star is
98:30
tossing them around
98:31
it’s just not good it’s really really
98:34
not good they almost never use actual
98:36
salsa music they used like some Beyonce
98:38
abomination and it’s just it’s not good
98:43
and that is an embarrassment and that is
98:50
the first rant you’ll hear from spice
98:52
that is number one number two is coming
98:55
later number two any minute now
98:57
number one is whatever I just said Matt
99:02
so uh Chris Reynolds says he’s
99:05
negotiating he’ll settle for three ok so
99:09
Sean Spicer the thing I said sure he he
99:15
went he went on Dancing with the Stars
99:17
he got upset apparently thanks to my
99:20
legal counsel he got upset because he
99:23
felt as though that he got poorer scores
99:25
because he’s conservative I’m not sure
99:28
how Dancing with the Stars works but
99:31
well it’s people vote in they Colin and
99:34
they did the vote texting thing but I
99:37
mean you had that Palin kid a couple of
99:39
years ago who everybody was voting for
99:42
her because she was conservative so his
99:44
argument there but she also was like he
99:47
said he said he was a garbage dancer but
99:50
I don’t watch it man he and Chris Kattan
99:53
can do their dance off at which one was
99:57
worse now it in Chris Kattan defense he
99:59
has like a neck injury Sean Spicer just
100:02
dances like that Chris Kattan that used
100:05
to be on SNL uh-huh yeah he was on I
100:07
think one episode we used it for what’s
100:09
that Corky Romano Corky Romano the guy
100:12
that did this can’t do that anymore by
100:14
the way he he broke his neck in a taping
100:21
something had surgery to try to fix it
100:24
didn’t want to tell people he was bad
100:26
off and ended up having really really he
100:29
was almost paralyzed it’s a it’s a
100:31
wonder that he can walk it’s a fun fact
100:33
when I fled about this time last year
100:35
when I fled hurricane Florence Chris
100:37
Kattan stayed in the same hotel as me
100:39
and had something like a nervous
100:41
breakdown at the pool and I didn’t have
100:44
my phone
100:47
Sean Spicer so yeah okay so since
100:52
leaving since leaving and I’m not is
100:57
this
100:58
Donald Trump’s Lake White House staffer
101:01
is this Donald Trump’s like personal
101:03
staff because Scott Moochie obviously oh
101:07
yeah
101:09
the mooch the mooch he had MA I mean you
101:15
want to talk about a meltdown yeah that
101:17
was a flameout that was beautiful that
101:20
was a dumpster fire oh my lord
101:23
on live television I remember he said he
101:26
wasn’t gonna suck his own yeah thing
101:30
live television today yeah which I think
101:38
that’s a lie
101:39
cuz if you could don’t don’t lie you
101:45
wouldn’t you wouldn’t if you could well
101:49
I wouldn’t that goes against my religion
101:52
so of course not but other people I mean
101:58
I am certain there are people yes that
102:01
they would but I would think that the
102:04
vast majority of guys still wouldn’t I
102:07
certainly would I wouldn’t and at one
102:13
point in my life I was that flexible I
102:15
really yeah I don’t believe I ever was I
102:20
certainly am NOT now I never tried but I
102:28
I I could tell you I mean even just
102:32
touching toes and stuff like that I had
102:34
so if I if I was having a difficult
102:36
enough time with that it’s the other
102:37
things certainly won’t happen uh so yeah
102:40
I know scare Moochie scaramouche how
102:42
recent the mooch he uh he’s dead he
102:45
might be number one that was a that was
102:48
and it was quick all of a sudden he was
102:49
one of the top people in the
102:50
administration and then he was losing
102:52
his mind and he was gone I mean number
102:57
ones Michael Cohen oh man yeah number
103:02
one has to be Michael Cohen if you count
103:05
if you count like he wasn’t like member
103:07
of the White House staff that’s why I’m
103:08
not really sure which one he’s looking
103:10
at oh yeah personal counsel yeah right
103:13
so if you’re counting anybody that has
103:16
done dealings with Trump Michael Kohn by
103:20
far with a bullet number one yeah cuz
103:22
he’s actually in prison right Omarosa
103:27
has to be somewhere up there because she
103:31
was actually dragged out kicking and
103:33
screaming we don’t have footage of that
103:34
but like multiple sources say that it
103:37
was a real it it’s a shame that that
103:39
wasn’t recorded like she came that it
103:43
wasn’t recorded that she killed Michael
103:45
Clarke Duncan yes
103:47
r.i.p we will never forget I hope I want
103:51
to get the narcissist cookbook guy to
103:53
make a song called Omarosa did it really
103:59
even just the same song but just Omarosa
104:02
did it go Ambrose he killed Michael
104:05
Duncan
104:06
he says Cowan is a great pick for number
104:08
one so we’re gonna count that yeah yeah
104:10
that’s probably number one oh my Rosa
104:13
and the mooch I would say those are the
104:15
three yeah it was even really on that
104:18
yeah so when on Dancing with the Stars
104:20
and he got mad that he got voted off
104:22
yeah I mean maybe he’d be top five I
104:27
Sara Huckabee’s kept somewhat of a low
104:30
profile I know I’m forgetting people
104:33
it’s like I say you know Rex Rex
104:36
Tillerson
104:37
he didn’t really embarrass himself
104:38
though no like he went like he went off
104:42
he went on after he left but he he I
104:45
don’t really see it as an embarrassment
104:47
yeah yeah he just he just went off
104:48
what’s his name did the Mad Dog mad
104:52
Maddox Maddox I said Maddox yeah general
105:00
Maddox anyway he did a book I wouldn’t
105:03
call that an embarrassment like I yeah
105:05
those are definitely the top three would
105:06
be Coen mooch and Omarosa yeah who
105:11
should be in prison for
105:12
murder of an additional measure of one
105:23
of the best people to ever live of
105:24
William coffee how do you kill William
105:31
coffee and then I mean Terry Crews who I
105:35
also like owes his entire career to the
105:39
fact that Michael Clarke Duncan was
105:41
murdered by Omarosa there’s a collusion
105:43
to investigate Nancy Pelosi so here’s
105:48
here’s the second question
105:50
um Chris personal injury attorney Chris
105:55
Reynolds here with Trump time recently
105:58
there have been some issues going on
106:02
over there with Iran we’ve got Jared
106:06
Kushner over there seems like he might
106:18
have out sourced it to Saudi Arabia and
106:23
now we’re in this weird spot where we’ve
106:26
pulled out of the Iran nuclear agreement
106:28
and people are blowing up oil fields and
106:37
and now it seems like President Trump is
106:40
saying that Saudi Arabia is kind of
106:43
calling the shots on whether or not
106:44
we’re gonna go to work yeah so I love
106:46
your guys thoughts on that whole
106:48
situation
106:49
Thanks so this is the absolute best
106:53
segue we’ve ever had into our next set
106:56
of notes yes yes it’s not so thank you
107:04
Chris for that awesome segue into what
107:06
was actually the next thing in the notes
107:08
yes
107:09
so yeah Jared Jared Kushner Oh
107:15
Little J rod Oh Jeff Oh Jeff Rizzy J
107:20
cush MC Jacob
107:28
he’s like mother’s yahoo but not
107:31
talented or yeah or anything he’s
107:35
without any of the charmer talent it’s
107:38
just the Jewish scrawny part right
107:41
Matisyahu Oh
107:43
Jake Jake cush so yeah he’s been over in
107:49
Iran doing doing the diplomat thing
107:51
which is register bizarre which is just
107:58
bizarre and everything in the Middle
108:02
East has I would say destabilized but
108:07
has it ever been stable it’s this is
108:11
know and this is the at least not in you
108:14
know since the sykes-picot agreement I
108:16
mean ever since the European power
108:18
started you know carving out chess
108:22
pieces chess board blocks in as the
108:24
Middle East and saying up this is a
108:26
country we just created among what was
108:29
before that actual like tribal and
108:35
ethnicity lines no it hasn’t been stable
108:40
in our lifetimes or even our
108:42
grandparents lifetimes Saudi Arabia is
108:45
calling the shots to the point where
108:47
Trump actually tweeted we covered this
108:49
last week where he tweeted you know
108:51
we’re basically essentially we’re
108:53
waiting on confirmation from the Saudis
108:56
confirmation of what of what they want
108:59
you to do or as Tulsi said you being
109:02
Saudi Arabia’s bitch Justin Amash said
109:07
something similar but just without in
109:09
saves bitch didn’t say bitch he said J
109:12
cush is Saudi bitch right now
109:16
Pentagon recently has approved
109:18
deployment of US forces to Saudi Arabia
109:20
which will be primarily focused on air
109:22
and missile defense you know how pretty
109:26
much all wars are exactly that was the
109:29
oh it’s not offensive it’s just air
109:33
resources that’s all of our wars now
109:36
like when was the last time
109:39
you saw a a lot of I mean it’s been
109:43
several years now that we’ve seen lots
109:46
of ground movement with US forces they
109:50
use foreign forces for that like more
109:53
like local you know forces for that and
109:56
they do the air support and the drone
109:57
bombing and all of that stuff so yeah
110:00
that would be offensive so Angela Merkel
110:05
of Germany that the mark home of France
110:10
and the soon to be ousted Boris of the
110:12
UK all blame Iran for the attacks in her
110:15
hand system huh
110:17
I wouldn’t us dog that also wasn’t us
110:20
that took the British steamer oil tanker
110:24
wasn’t us either and he definitely
110:28
didn’t fire anything at your drones they
110:29
were you were flying in our well so we
110:33
did fly it we did fire things that your
110:34
drones that you flew into her into our
110:36
airspace and I thought they did claim
110:38
the the British thing to no good thing I
110:41
didn’t think they did I thought they
110:43
said that could be wrong yeah I don’t
110:45
remember on that but I don’t believe it
110:50
reinter war right they want nukes and
110:53
they can’t say that they want nukes but
110:56
they want nukes for the same reason any
110:57
reasonable government leader would want
111:00
nukes so that this that’s going on right
111:03
now can never happen again right the US
111:09
you may want an ar-15 in your old pretty
111:12
much and the same reason that nuclear
111:15
powers don’t give up their nukes for all
111:17
their talk about nuclear disarmament
111:18
they never talk about them getting
111:21
nuclear disarmament it and it’s because
111:25
no one wants to bomb a nuclear power cuz
111:29
it could go nuclear so you just sort of
111:33
leave them alone you get into you know
111:36
political chess piece stuff you get into
111:39
you know economic fighting and and and
111:42
that kind of stuff and you fight proxy
111:45
battles in other countries but you don’t
111:48
actually attack that country so we had a
111:50
cold war with Russia which if you looked
111:53
at
111:53
one in World War two if the powers the
111:57
belligerents in what was essentially
111:59
World War three the Cold War hadn’t had
112:02
nuclear weapons it would have been a
112:05
really bad hot war because that’s how
112:07
wars used to be fought millions of
112:09
people would be killed nukes changed all
112:13
that
112:14
because if you go super hot it’s not
112:17
just millions of people die it’s
112:19
billions of people die it’s maybe
112:22
everyone dies because you have created a
112:24
nuclear winter and enough sunlight can’t
112:27
get in and we all freeze to death or we
112:30
all die a few years later of radiation
112:32
poisoning none of these are good options
112:36
that’s why I would want a nuke and I’ve
112:38
said this before if I were the head of
112:40
state of a small country I would
112:42
immediately announce that I’m starting a
112:44
nuclear program I would continue that
112:45
nuclear program and I would negotiate
112:47
with bigger powers for concessions to
112:49
end that nuclear program and the very
112:51
second I got those concessions
112:52
I would announce that we now had nuclear
112:54
weapons and then I’d go about my day
112:56
because what are they gonna do then it’s
112:59
why North Korea is doing it it’s why
113:01
Iran is doing it it’s why Israel did it
113:04
and they don’t no one gets to say that
113:06
they have nukes but they do it’s why
113:08
Saudi Arabia is probably gonna do it
113:09
eventually because then people leave
113:11
them the hell alone but they don’t want
113:15
war in front of the UN over the last few
113:22
days where so much happens
113:25
Trump slams the bloodlust regime of Iran
113:31
in front of the UN that is irony right
113:34
yeah as we’ve been send troops there to
113:38
kill people now personally the blood
113:43
lust of Iran who is currently has zero
113:47
Wars that they are prosecuting right to
113:50
our what six or four or five now what
113:55
are we at right now more than zero yeah
113:58
more than more than three and personally
114:06
I just have to say that I really just
114:10
wish that the people of the Middle East
114:12
would give us back our freedoms and our
114:15
liberties really so we can stop going
114:19
over there yeah to try to rescue the
114:22
freedoms and the liberties that our
114:24
soldiers are fighting for our freedoms I
114:27
just wish that these countries wouldn’t
114:30
stop hating us so much for our freedoms
114:33
that they continued to put their
114:35
children in the way of our bombs and
114:38
missiles so so like I know we we talk we
114:46
talked about this last week but Saudi
114:49
Arabia is a separate Kingdom as Trump
114:56
called it the Kingdom why is it still
115:01
why are we taking orders from them why
115:03
why why is he why is he waiting for them
115:08
to say what we can and can’t do and why
115:10
is he worried about cuz he’s a bitch so
115:14
I I just so and this is a guy who
115:19
typically acts like you know out the
115:21
Alpha you know he wants to present
115:22
himself as the Alpha of alphas there’s
115:25
that video were like he and a bunch of
115:27
other European world leaders are walking
115:30
up to cameras and he like pushes one of
115:32
them out of the way because he had to be
115:33
in front of them because he’s like
115:34
hypersensitive to whether he looks like
115:36
the boss at all times anything you’re
115:38
tweeting about we’re waiting for the
115:40
kingdom to tell us what to do that is
115:42
some dad is bitch nism there and bitch
115:48
made straight bitch made bitch nism x’
115:51
as tulsi gabbard put it i’m paraphrasing
115:54
slightly like i I don’t get it so you
115:59
know that the US ambassador to Saudi
116:00
Arabia or I guess currently he was the
116:04
former US ambassador to Saudi Arabia
116:06
said that Congress is helping Saudi
116:09
Arabia destabilized the Middle East and
116:11
it needs to stop
116:12
because it was super stable before them
116:14
right super stable it was like way it
116:16
was so stable they actually called it
116:18
the stable East
116:22
so nope real quick bass says imagine
116:27
chastising our leader for being readily
116:29
present to defend our allies now our
116:34
allies Saudi Arabia our so our our ally
116:46
in question here is the one who is the
116:50
largest financier of radical Islamic
116:53
groups Wahhabist groups like al-qaeda
116:58
I’m not sure about with Isis but
117:00
definitely with al-qaeda with many other
117:03
radical Islamic groups and not just the
117:05
groups themselves but Saudi Arabia is
117:07
the main sponsor of the Wahhabist School
117:10
of Islamic jurisprudence so prior to the
117:16
era of of the u.s. giving massive
117:19
amounts of money to Saudi Arabia because
117:21
they found oil there in the nineteen
117:23
well in 1942 or something like that
117:24
prior to that there were competing
117:27
schools of thought within Islam Islam
117:29
was going through a very a modernization
117:32
process that was very similar to what
117:34
other faiths were going through and
117:35
because they were 700 years newer than
117:38
the other Abrahamic faiths they were a
117:43
few hundred years behind in the in that
117:44
in that modernization but it was
117:47
happening and and we see it in what if
117:50
you look at pictures of what Iran looked
117:53
like in the 1940s 50 60s if you see what
117:57
Afghanistan looked like what Lebanon
117:59
looked like Beirut was called the Paris
118:02
of the east if you look at how these 95
118:05
99 percent Muslim countries were living
118:08
at those times they looked every bit as
118:11
modern as the Europeans as Americans
118:15
they were going through a modernization
118:17
that ended when the when Saudi Arabia
118:22
got these massive amounts of money and
118:25
started funding the Wahhabist School of
118:27
Islamic jurisprudence which is an
118:29
incredibly radical think basically like
118:32
if if all of a sudden
118:33
uh a government got a bunch of money and
118:36
was able to give to fund you know
118:39
Westboro Baptist Church as the way of of
118:42
Christian thinking and and what that
118:44
would lead to within the the the
118:46
majority Christian world that is what
118:49
the Saudi Arabia what Saudi Arabia has
118:51
done that is what the the Kingdom of
118:53
Saudi Arabia with the Royal the Royal
118:55
Saudi Arabian family has done to Islam
118:58
into the world and it has allowed for
119:00
the festering of that coupled with the
119:02
blowback from Western military
119:05
intervention ISM in the Middle East and
119:07
Central Asia and other Islamic areas has
119:09
led to the creation and also the u.s.
119:14
funding and training terror groups is
119:17
what has led to the the ripe environment
119:22
for these radical Islamic terrorist
119:23
groups we can thank Saudi Arabia and the
119:25
CIA for that so I guess they’re allies
119:28
of the CIA I’m not sure that you could
119:31
argue that they’re allies of any of us
119:33
standing sitting here also responsible
119:39
for a huge genocide going on right now
119:41
in Yemen in Yemen are currently giving
119:44
them the weapons to do so so again if
119:46
you’re arguing that they are allies of
119:48
the US military intelligence industrial
119:51
complex sure but I wouldn’t call that
119:54
complex an ally of us we have to fund
120:00
them but I’m not sure we’d call that an
120:03
ally they’re certainly not making us
120:05
safer or more free a lie to the
120:07
government sure I guess so but uh I mean
120:11
they are why 9/11 happened they created
120:14
the movement they created the the the
120:16
groundwork for it to happen
120:18
they demanded that we come over to
120:20
protect them which is what helped spark
120:22
the the massive influx of people into al
120:25
Qaeda in the first place was US
120:26
occupation of this the Muslim holy lands
120:29
like Mecca and Medina even though US
120:31
troops weren’t there they were in the
120:32
country that had Mecca and Medina that
120:34
led to al Qaeda going from being a bit
120:36
player to the main terror group what was
120:40
it nine out of the 19 out of the 20
120:42
eighty-one hijackers on 9/11 were Saudi
120:46
citizen
120:47
um I mean yeah our allies sure I guess
120:52
that they’re the the CIA’s allies I sure
120:55
I guess sure
121:02
so speaking of horrific stupid things
121:05
happening at the UN if you missed our
121:10
intro be sure to listen to the intro
121:15
again to this this episode because we we
121:19
did a nice thing for us for everybody
121:23
so speaking of just unstable stuff
121:28
happening at the UN uh uh
121:30
Greta thunder who is a sixteen-year-old
121:35
who has some strong opinions that her
121:38
parents said to her was at the UN and
121:42
then also I guess at some point
121:44
testified to Congress and then and then
121:48
recorded her hit that we that we had on
121:50
the intro
121:52
she had the media she also had the
121:57
meeting with our Dharma she she is
121:59
becoming just a huge player in the
122:01
political world at the right so so she
122:07
wants to talk about climate change with
122:09
Obama so I’m sure they talked about the
122:12
the climate impact of Obama dropping
122:16
something like a hundred thousand bombs
122:17
in just his last year in office I’m sure
122:21
that came up but he is she is here to
122:24
tell us that we have stolen her dreams
122:29
her childhood and her future because she
122:36
is because the I guess we used straws no
122:44
that’s not her thing she don’t care
122:45
about the straws global I’m sure she
122:48
does I’m sure she has very strong
122:49
opinions about plastic straws even
122:52
though something like 70% of the Garbage
122:53
Patch is Japanese and Chinese fishing
122:56
nets but whatever it’s definitely the
122:59
straws in South Carolina that’s country
123:01
to the Pacific Garbage Patch anyway so
123:04
she’s really upset about climate change
123:07
guys the climate is changing and it is
123:11
definitely it’s changing and um she’s
123:13
not happy of course the problem is
123:17
people making money and providing for
123:21
their families and not wanting to have
123:24
their quality of life destroyed it is
123:29
not happening because of the near
123:32
tripling of carbon output by China alone
123:36
which was already the largest polluter
123:38
on earth it was not because of India
123:42
more than doubling almost tripling as
123:45
well their carbon output they’re the
123:47
second largest polluter it’s not the
123:51
fact that something like 80 percent of
123:52
the carbon output that’s happening right
123:54
now is just India China and Brazil it’s
124:00
definitely not that it’s not that the
124:02
the pollution that’s happening is mostly
124:04
in areas that are rapidly
124:10
industrializing and are not using
124:13
cleaner forms of energy like nuclear
124:14
they’re switching instead to the cheaper
124:17
fossil fuels it is not that the air
124:19
quality in Africa in most of sub-saharan
124:22
Africa is at crisis level at all times
124:25
because thanks to the fact that they
124:27
have been forced into not using nuclear
124:31
and other forms of energy most families
124:34
are burning manure for heat which
124:36
greatly contributes to localized
124:39
pollution as well as climate change if
124:41
you thought any of that if you thought
124:45
cow farts were bed and that cow farts
124:47
needed to be taxed imagine burning cow
124:50
mooed great yeah so and then imagine
124:54
doing that in your house and then
124:56
wondering why it’s stunk so she’s not
124:59
mad about that she’s mad about mostly
125:02
Western people enjoying their lives eat
125:09
there’s actually a photo I wish I had it
125:11
of her doing what she’s mad at people do
125:15
she’s like in a Toronto train eating all
125:18
these different foods that have been
125:19
packaged shipped from all over the world
125:22
wasn’t concerned about the carbon
125:24
footprint at that moment cuz gosh darn
125:27
it she wanted a banana and go ahead and
125:33
since she did her UN appearance you see
125:35
all of the theories that you know and
125:37
she’s with auntie fo and she’s a George
125:41
Soros playing slinging together and all
125:48
of these things none of that matters
125:50
none of that matters even if it’s true
125:55
right
125:56
it really doesn’t it really doesn’t none
125:58
of that makes a difference in this world
126:01
and what does matter is she’s out there
126:05
and she’s promoting it’s not that she’s
126:07
promoting that we need to like take care
126:08
of the environment cuz okay sure why not
126:12
it’s the weight he wants to do it’s the
126:16
way that she wants to do it it’s what
126:17
she wants
126:18
enacted in order to do it and she wants
126:22
everybody in the West to pay more money
126:26
to pay more taxes to give it more of
126:30
their income to ensure that things start
126:35
turning around I guess is the best way
126:38
to put that right well there is no way
126:41
there’s no guarantee that the countries
126:42
like India China what was the other one
126:44
it’s it’s so they call them the BRIC
126:47
countries Brazil Russia India and China
126:48
but almost all of it is India and China
126:51
most of it is just China yeah and if
126:56
they aren’t holding true to the
126:58
standards of the Paris Accord or
127:00
anything else there’s no way they’re
127:03
gonna hold true to this and you’re not
127:05
gonna make a communist country like you
127:08
can’t take more of their money they’re
127:10
not even being asked not that they would
127:13
say okay but they’re not even being
127:15
asked to hold to these standards now I’m
127:17
pulling up a chart right now that is why
127:21
I it there are two reasons why I really
127:25
don’t care much what most supposed
127:29
climate activists have to say the first
127:32
is that if you’re having a serious
127:34
discussion that isn’t also about ending
127:36
wars and ending ending and introducing
127:39
more nuclear energy then you’re not
127:41
taking it seriously you haven’t looked
127:42
at the numbers and you don’t really care
127:44
about the environment because renewable
127:45
energy actually leads to more fossil
127:48
fuels being burned to offset the times
127:50
that the renewables when it’s not windy
127:53
out or the sun’s not out instead of
127:55
being able to have a reliable nuclear
127:56
based grid that burns all that that
127:59
meets your energy needs all the time if
128:03
you’re relying on renewables which had
128:05
to use fossil fuels to be created the
128:08
machinery and so forth on their off time
128:10
you have more fossil fuels being burnt
128:12
so that doesn’t help the other reason is
128:14
this chart in the last 20 years the US
128:20
and Europe have seen a net decline of
128:23
carbon of kossal fuels of greenhouse
128:29
gases carbon emissions other countries
128:33
outside of the US and Europe have seen a
128:35
53% increase China has seen a more than
128:39
tripling they’ve gone up more than 200%
128:41
and India is seen an almost tripling
128:44
they’ve gone up a hundred and and
128:46
because this is plus two hundred and
128:48
eight percent so there are three hundred
128:49
and eight percent higher India’s two
128:52
hundred and fifty five percent higher
128:54
other countries are 53 percent higher I
128:57
think I’m wrong about that yes yes so
129:02
China has more than doubled India has
129:04
almost doubled other countries have gone
129:06
up over 50% the US and Europe the
129:08
country she’s suing now have gone down
129:12
and their share is already not all that
129:16
high so if she’s not talking to China in
129:20
India and I don’t blame her for talking
129:22
to China and India doesn’t know what
129:23
she’s talking about
129:25
yeah if but if you’re not talking to
129:27
those two countries you’re not actually
129:28
doing it from a serious standpoint
129:30
exactly yeah you’re all you’re doing at
129:36
that point is virtue signaling and
129:39
you’re virtually signaling yeah you’re
129:40
virtually signaling that you are
129:44
your virtue signaling about climate and
129:47
you’re only hitting the people that will
129:48
listen you’re not India and China
129:50
they’re not gonna listen to you on this
129:51
they don’t care don’t care they don’t
129:53
care
129:53
India and it’s not because they’re
129:55
terrible people we come from an
129:58
incredibly privileged standpoint where
130:00
you can be poor and still have your
130:02
needs met your basic needs your food
130:04
your basic housing and things like that
130:07
they will starve they don’t care about
130:11
your feelings when it comes to the
130:13
environment because the alternative is
130:14
that they will die there are over a
130:16
billion of them in each of those
130:18
countries they are poorer than us and
130:21
they need to make money so that they
130:24
don’t face starvation they’re finally
130:26
seeing something that looks like a
130:27
middle class they don’t give a crap they
130:31
don’t give a crap if you tell them the
130:32
environment is gonna go to hell in
130:34
twenty thirty years if you don’t stop
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they’re gonna say we’re all gonna die
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before that if we don’t if we don’t
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continue so if you’re not presenting
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them with options that allowed them to
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continue to grow economically like
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nuclear if you don’t present them with
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those options nothing’s gonna change and
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again this is assuming the worst of the
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climate climate activists rhetoric being
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true assuming it’s true you’ve been
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doing it all wrong and stop it there
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Sarah brings up a good point India
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doesn’t eat cows so the methane gas
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coming out of there yeah they let the
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cows fart all over the place
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cows are so in in Hinduism the highest
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they believe in reincarnation and there
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are different castes and tears that you
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reincarnate up or down to based on your
131:23
how good of a person you were each time
131:25
the top level you can reach before I
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guess ascending into whatever is a cow
131:33
so not only don’t they eat cows they
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basically let cows do whatever the hell
131:37
they want to including farting you know
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every we’re not sure why they have cows
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like to treat them like gods
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it’s quite an industry yeah so yes no
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they don’t that would that would help
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things
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so all this to say now a little birdie
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tells me one of our commenters a little
132:09
birder little birdie says Chinese people
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are super rude I think they just have a
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different mentality than we do like when
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you come from a country of 1.4 billion
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people and everyone’s just trying to
132:23
make ends meet and I think it’s just we
132:26
have a a and I hate using SJW terms in
132:30
general but we do we come from a
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privileged mindset we have a level of
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prosperity that will say stuff like well
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but you could do it in a cleaner way or
132:40
you could be nicer about it then no we
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couldn’t because we only have a certain
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number of seconds in the day and we’re
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trying to like build something and make
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ends meet they are our ancestors 150 so
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years ago when they were industrializing
132:53
they don’t have time for your feelings
132:54
and they don’t have time for caring
132:56
about climate output not for something
132:59
20 30 40 however many years from now so
133:03
you know Greta I I guess I appreciate
133:06
the fact that you care about something
133:08
but you’re looking at the wrong people
133:10
to get upset at and good luck doing that
133:15
stick in in the countries where it
133:17
actually matters that wish you luck
133:21
that’s not what in what’s in the notes
133:23
but I wish you luck that’s definitely
133:27
not what’s in the notes but I wish you
133:28
luck I think I did a good job with that
133:34
you did you did you you followed the
133:36
instructions I said follow the
133:38
instruction was I don’t I don’t
133:40
so I’ve conversed with Matt expressing
133:44
some of my frustrations about this girl
133:45
but it’s really not this girl it’s the
133:48
fact that people keep trotting out
133:52
children and she’s 16 so she’s not you
133:56
know a 5 year old but they’re trotting
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out youths to talk about important
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policy things which
134:04
is fine if a 16 17 18 year old has a lot
134:07
of stuff to say great I just had TJ
134:10
Roberts on my show he’s 20 it’s been
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doing this since he was like 18 but you
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can’t then when people maybe go a little
134:19
too far and mock them as we mock people
134:22
in in in socio-political discussions and
134:24
go well they’re just kids that kid chose
134:28
to be the figurehead of an entire global
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movement or David hog he was the
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figurehead of a national movement you
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don’t then get to go on just the kid
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[Music]
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don’t make fun of me I’m just a kid why
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are you like maybe picking fights with
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Trump on Twitter right making fun of a
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kid for the way that they look or
134:52
because they have Asperger’s or whatever
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like that whatever yeah that’s adorable
134:56
that’s awful don’t do that yeah don’t
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there are ideas and telling them that
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they’re just ridiculous that’s fine do
135:03
that all day long if they’re willing to
135:05
put it out there make fun of it
135:08
yeah make fun make them question their
135:10
make them have to defend it and if
135:13
anything else if no if nothing else it
135:15
will make them better at arguing their
135:17
points and it might make them reconsider
135:20
if they want to do this right now
135:22
because it’s one thing for if I get up
135:24
and I mean if you’re a kid and you’re
135:26
getting up and saying you know I want to
135:28
end gang violence let’s try to talk and
135:31
end gang violence you know don’t attack
135:33
the kid right but like if a kid gets up
135:36
and starts pushing not only pushing
135:39
policy prescriptions but is getting in
135:41
people’s faces and and David hog did the
135:43
same thing accusing adults of ruining
135:46
their lives and you know I mean hog was
135:48
I mean he was picking fights with people
135:50
like picking online arguments with
135:52
people but then when they argue back you
135:59
just hear on my bike we mean look it’s
136:02
one or the other and and meanwhile it’s
136:05
wrong to make you know I hate when
136:07
people you know they start with little
136:09
troops orange okay he’s Orange did that
136:12
help you like I think it’s stupid in
136:14
general regardless of age or whatever
136:16
picking on
136:18
ad hominem quid pro quo ad hominem is
136:22
the tool of someone that doesn’t have a
136:24
real argument and so in general I just
136:27
don’t like it but that doesn’t change
136:29
because of their age and and again
136:32
knowing that in political spheres that
136:34
some people will insult you because of
136:36
your looks or your the way you talk or
136:38
whatever why would you put a kid in that
136:43
unless it’s because you want to chat you
136:46
want to silence people actually
136:49
challenging what they have to say and
136:51
just going oh it’s the truth in the
136:54
mouths of children but also don’t dare
136:57
challenge anything they’re saying from
136:59
themselves for the bath of babes that
137:02
was the truth very obviously coached and
137:06
what to say and how to say it yeah it’s
137:09
it’s just it’s not good and again if she
137:14
wants to do this great do it where it
137:18
matters don’t be like the adults behind
137:20
you who just uselessly virtue signal and
137:22
tried to turn this into a partisan thing
137:24
to score partisan points if this is
137:27
something that is an existential threat
137:28
to all of us why are you making this
137:30
partisan look why would that even matter
137:35
anyway so that is that is my thought on
137:42
that so don’t do that so don’t do it
137:50
you know last week we were talking about
137:57
how it was the beginning of fall this
137:59
week yeah and we were gonna go from
138:02
being sweet summer boys to sweet autumn
138:03
boys adorable autumn boys adorable Adam
138:07
boys and I was waiting to see if you
138:10
were gonna bust out your sweater vest
138:12
like you said we were gonna drown yeah I
138:20
don’t I loved it in my car I know I I
138:25
have I I don’t have my I’ll have to get
138:27
my sweater best
138:28
I got a scarf so I could be like extra
138:32
hipster that would be appropriate I
138:35
could probably get a little pumpkin and
138:37
put it put it here yours is probably
138:42
back because you have an actual desk in
138:43
front of you so it’d probably be better
138:44
if you did the pumpkin but I will do oh
138:48
you actually have a scarf right they oh
138:49
wow because if you’re wearing the
138:57
sweater vest I was gonna wear the scarf
138:58
but I’m glad you didn’t because this
139:00
room gets from really hot
139:01
cuz so guys it’s autumn but we’re both
139:04
in the south I mean I’m in Myrtle Beach
139:07
and he’s in Florida so like it’s still
139:10
hot here I went to the beach yesterday
139:13
and I waited till it was a little like
139:16
later so I wouldn’t get so hot like it’s
139:19
hot it’s hot it’s the summery like it’s
139:22
still so I’m still a sweet summer boy
139:24
I’m a sweet summer boy until well into
139:26
October yeah in which case this year I’m
139:30
probably I’m fleeing so I’m going closer
139:32
to the equator this year I can’t do it I
139:37
don’t want to do the cold
139:38
I don’t want sweet summer boy to ever
139:41
end well he better go to more South than
139:44
here then ya know often like hit so we
139:49
have family in Barbados so I may just go
139:51
there yes a year international do i yeah
139:56
I’ll be an international I’ll be I’ll be
139:57
a West Indies Jew yes you will
140:01
that’ll be nice so I don’t have an
140:03
episode well
140:04
this is Thursday this is Thursday yes
140:07
our next show is on Tuesday that’s our
140:10
next show was on Tuesday so tune in next
140:12
week for the muddy waters of freedom
140:15
with me and Matt right and then on
140:18
Wednesday I believe that I will be
140:21
having an episode of my fellow Americans
140:22
with my guest John Phillips jr. he is
140:25
the running mate – Kim ruff they are
140:27
running for president and vice president
140:29
for the Libertarian Party nomination
140:32
Nick’s our walk voting for Bill willed a
140:35
little birdie that’s my favorite comment
140:37
anybody has ever made on this show ever
140:44
thank you
140:45
I’ll read this sure money he doesn’t
140:51
know when it my name is spike by the way
140:52
but thank you a little birdie says muddy
140:54
Beach all you need is some TLC and some
140:57
vitamin P what I’m trying to say is I
140:59
find you sexually attractive
141:01
I’ve thank you I’m actually happily
141:04
married to a woman but I’d be lying if I
141:06
said that that didn’t flatter me I try
141:09
my best on here so that’s good it is
141:11
appreciated I will put it that way it’s
141:13
appreciated thank you
141:16
so today so to book in this episode my
141:21
money at waters so Matt if someone were
141:23
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141:26
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141:27
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141:33
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141:56
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142:01
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142:04
Pinterest we’re pretty much on
142:07
everything yeah pretty much
142:08
Muddy Waters media is on we ever here we
142:12
are around we are we we in here we are
142:16
we are definitely not
142:18
humble we are not on tumblr no I don’t
142:21
even want to try to learn tumblr we
142:23
should get on reddit we should get on
142:26
reddit but we’re definitely not on
142:27
tumblr because when I was signing us up
142:29
for a tumblr account
142:30
I made the age too young because I just
142:33
kind of made up in age and they said no
142:35
they and we’re we are banned from
142:38
totally banned from tumblr for our age I
142:41
like that form I like being bombarded
142:44
for the next 14 years we are banned from
142:47
I like being carted and I like that I’m
142:51
banned from Twitter until I’m in my 50s
142:53
well 40s no 50s oh my god I’m old so
142:58
guys thanks again for tuning in we will
143:00
see you next Tuesday at our regular time
143:01
and where we’re going we don’t need
143:04
roads mic check yo
143:14
[Music]
143:20
I will not go pop I will not go stop
143:25
gonna say no means no just this is true
143:28
hip hop I do not flip sup I’m gonna say
143:30
blow me
143:31
this is perseverance perseverance
143:36
perseverance
143:39
[Music]
143:48
this is perseverance
143:50
this is perseverance this is
143:53
perseverance
143:56
this is perseverance I’ve been on the
143:58
romm since I made a first appearance
144:00
I’ve been on the grind never beta for
144:01
the clearance life is all the time so
144:03
I’m gonna live a fearless yeah and
144:05
people gonna hear this made a little
144:07
name with addition incoherence never
144:08
been a lane now I’m closer to a genius
144:10
knowledge of my brain chocolate
144:12
experience still I’m not rich but at
144:14
least I’m broke never sell dreams cuz I
144:16
better sell hope hope people so lost in
144:18
the mirrors and the smokes think I’d be
144:19
a real a bloke if I said I sold dope no
144:21
but my friends will tell you that I’m
144:22
awesome awesome I started selling and
144:24
they bottom bottom I told him get him
144:26
and I got him so if you want dough cause
144:28
that’s not a prize it’s time to put the
144:30
noodles on the wax rock-hard like I got
144:32
the Beatles in the back go soft make it
144:34
easy living off the map or I can go hard
144:36
like you’re freaking shooter on the
144:37
track I’m grinding from a zero to a
144:39
stack and I’m talking about the nero
144:41
getting jacked if what kind of needs a
144:43
new king i’ma go hard to be the leader
144:45
of the pack a needle in a stack and I’m
144:47
feelin to attack not a bala no touch
144:48
Allah but a hero and a black I’m an
144:50
eagle to arrest ruble demon on a tractor
144:52
and the scholar in a brawler you don’t
144:53
feel it if you
144:54
you’re always talking neutral in your
144:56
rap and I’m trying to fill my minutes on
144:58
the map to give your dog votes for life
145:00
and kept my room clean
145:01
I’m the Jordan Peter center fat I will
145:04
not go pop
145:05
I will not go stop gonna say no means no
145:07
this is true hip-hop
145:09
I’m not flip flop blow me flow this is
145:12
perseverance appearance I will not go
145:21
pop I will not go stop when I say no
145:23
means no just this is true hip-hop this
145:29
is perseverance down towards this is
145:31
perseverance
145:32
this is perseverance
145:37
and I believe what I prophesize so I
145:39
don’t apologize unless I do wrong I
145:42
don’t bow to the mob I don’t live to
145:43
antagonize but they say I’m too
145:46
outspoken smoke they wonder if I’m
145:48
joking look a little bit its chest but I
145:50
say what I feel man I’m feeling I’m open
145:53
trust in God my to live in the physical
145:54
selfish thoughts but I give in the liver
145:56
go doc cops hot want my speech to be
145:58
criminal lies get fired when I speak the
146:00
political I am NOT left-wing I am NOT
146:03
right-wing I just know all these things
146:05
I know yeah you cannot label me you
146:07
can’t put shame on me when I say go
146:09
means go fresh I step into the premises
146:11
kicked off rounds in the left arm
146:13
expressing it hop online and reply to
146:15
all the messages got to spend time and
146:17
I’m grateful let’s cherish it
146:18
don’t talk crap no I’d rather be
146:19
irrelevant can’t play those people know
146:21
that I’m intelligent see me up Lakes not
146:23
big beard let them in 12 your teeth now
146:25
flowing like your favorite boots your
146:26
love now I’m moving up an eminence a
146:28
girl show love she’s a feeling all the
146:30
Pleasant listen got huge streams I can
146:31
never be a pessimist too much love I can
146:33
never be a feminist girls to stop
146:35
looking on credulous I am not a bad man
146:37
I am NOT your nemesis always had a man
146:39
contrived take it back to Genesis worked
146:41
so hard time to remember benefit
146:43
I will not go pop I will not go stop
146:46
gonna say no means no just this is true
146:48
hip-hop I’m not flip-flop if they blow
146:51
me flow this is perseverance and this is
146:54
perseverance
146:55
this is perseverance I will not go pop I
147:02
will not go stop when I say no means no
147:04
does this is true hip-hop I do not flip
147:06
when I say blow me flow this is
147:09
perseverance this is perseverance
147:12
this is perseverance